Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-13
Fishing rods at Bullock's.
Eggs, IA cents. Mutual B"nefit.


VIM. Battin. per cent farm loans.
Lawn mowers. Bullocks Hardware.
New goods suitable for presents at
| Chamberlain's.
Lux Crueis' an answer to Quo
Vadis" at Liebig's.
The Marshalltown harp orchestra
plays in Liscomb tonight.
A. b. Mccartney cleans wall paper.
Leave orders at Deuells News Stand.
| Bath room fixtures. a splendid as
sortment. Schmidts hardware store
Leave your order with Charles Die
| trich for case of Private Stock" table
| beer.
| The Witenagemote Club was enter
| tanned by Mrs w. S. Mcbride Thurs
| day afternoon.
Special sale of trimmed and street
hats. Saturday. at Miss Gilmore's, With
| Nettie Ingledue.
| Get your cameras ready for the
worlds fair pictures. Jones & Sieg,
| los East Main.
The season is open for all game fish
on May Is and the river is in iine con-
dition for fishing.
Base ball-Ottumwa High School
VS.. Marshalltown High School Satur-
day. May IA. General admission, %
cents.
Iowa corn fed beef artistically cut,
prices night, and a full line of smoked
and picked meats at Jarvis 4 KEEL
legg's.
Our specials for Saturday are mems
shoes, hats shirts and summer under
wear. Our prices vii please you. Jar
Wis & Kellogg.
Seed potatoes. fancy northern grown
while they last we will sell Early
Ohio { Red river) a sl.60 and Rose at
$14o bushel. The Mutual Benefit
Boys, attention. Saturday large
number of regular % cent base baii
mitts and gloves will be placed on sale
at Is cents each. Bullock's Hardware
Store.
DR. Wilson. the well-known eye ana
ear specialist. He has made his bust
ness such success so many years and
is daily found in his old office at work
as usual.
Rev. Father Warning, assistant pastor
of st. Mary's, who has been Ill in ST
Thomas hospital for about Il week,
suffering an attack of the grippe has
been discharged from the hospital
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,t,nyI IN n nome
Yesterday from a visit to points in llli-
nois. He stopped in Clinton on his
way home to attend a meeting OF De
Moiay Consistory. Scottish Rite Ma
sons.
W. II. Powell, managing editor of the
Ottumwa Courier who has been in the
city attending the Iowa State Fedora
ton of Labor convention, in the inter-
est of his paper, returned home this
morning.
The Marshalltown Grays" play the
"Oskaloosa team" at Oskaloosa, Sat
urday. May IA. There will be no Lea
que Ball Games" played att MARSHALL
town prior to the opening game, FRI
day. May 20.
Stepladders, house ladders. brushes
for radiators. for the water closet, for
the cuspidor, for the bath tue.
Schmidt's hardware store. headquar-
tiers for anything new and practical
for the housekeeper.
The proprietor OF the Ladies' Bazaar
returned yesterday from Chicago with
q large line of June hats, suits, skirts
and waists. The new goods are ready
for insectfon and you are invited to
call at 2o41s East Main tomorrow.
Witnesses for the plaintiffs in the
paving cases filed against the city,
were taken over the streets in ques-
tion this forenoon to make observa-
lions, and better qualify them as wit
nesses when the cases are called on
May 81.
Miss Ethel Elliott, who has but re-
Gently graduated from the DR.. Currie's
School of Expression. Boston. arrived
home this morning for short stay
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. II,
Elliott. She will go to Iowa City on
May 20 to give recital, and viii be
one of the instructors in the summer
school at the State University.
a leak has been discovered In the east
end of the bottom of the city's big res
ervoir, and steps are now being taken
To strengthen the weakened portion so
that 1t will be made doubly safe. An
addition floor, six inches in depth is
being laid on top of the other and IL
that is not sufficient a Golfer dam will
be built over the spot where the leak
appeared. 1t Is believed that the addi-
tional floors will prevent a recurrence
of the trouble.
The Iowa Central had another bad
derailnent on it's Illinois division Thurs
day which will mean considerable loss
in property The entire train of No. SO.
in charge of Conductor Golf, containing
twenty loaded cars and one empty was
derailed and ditched one mile east of
Monmouth The cause is unknown.
The train was pulled by two locomotiv-
es. but curiously enough neither OF
them or the way car was derailed. Tho
cars contained fruit jars, pottery and
coal Twenty lengths of rails We're
torn up.
The funeral of the late Rev. Q. r.