Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-16

Ladies' umbrellas something extra
nice. al Aliens, IA East Main.
Pay your flat rate water rents now
and save IS per cent discount
| McCall's Magazine is the brightest,
rewsiest and most correct fashion
magazine published today.
Now is the time to set water meters
50 as to begin reading them when
your fiat rate payment expires on
May /.
| A fine line of go-carts can be seen at
/ 9. c. Wilbur's. We also have a solid
oak folding cart that pleases both par
| ents and babies.
Wanted - $4,000 on long uime.
First mortgage on real estate. gilt
edge security. Address A-15, care
Times Republican.
| The Wood eye and ear sanitarium,
opposite the Pilgrim Hotel, is now do
! ing business. Patients are requested I"
make appointments.
| Everybody will be up town Monday
| to see d. c. Wilbur's new line of rugs.
| ingrains. pro- Brussels, velvet, Axmin-
/ ,sters and Wiltons. in all sizes.
o.
I Our assortment of washable shirt
waist suits includes all prices. all good
values. notable for beauty of style and
goodness of making. NJ. F. Andrews.
| Never was there better offer than
ours today. One years subscription to
McCalls Magazine and any pattern
you may select for so cents. Archie
| Parker.
As a special induceIfent we offer a
years subscription to the McCalls
Magazine and one free pattern-any
che you may select-for so cents
Archie Parker
Mrs. Fiscus, of Liscomb. underwent
very serious hysterectomy at st.
| Thomas hospital this morning. She
rallied nicely and lis doing as well as
| could be expected.
We are now prepared to show the
finest line of furniture and carpets ever
shown in the city. D. C. Wilbur's store
is known as the place where you get
full value for your money.
We can certainly please you when
! you are in need of wash waists. We
show dainty effects in silk as well as
sheer cotton materials. All handsome>
ly trimmed. NJ. F. Andrews.
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| The regular weekly meeting of the
park commissioners was held Friday
night at the office OF President c. T..
LaPlant The session was an informal
one, no business being transacted.
General Manager C. II. Ackert, of the
Southern railway, formerly general
manager of the lowe Central, in this
city. will leave the latter part of June.
accompanied by Mrs. Ackert, for trip
lthrSiout Europe.
Travelling Auditor n. A. Bennion Of
| the Iowa Central, is away from his
duties on vacation OF two months.
During his absence 6. A. Tingley, of
the auditing department, Minneapolis,
will have charge of his work.
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When the present cold weather
passes. you will want a rug, some limo
leum, or an odd piece of furniture, and
we can supply your wants. All the
new things in this line you will find at
our store. Marion Gard.
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The residence of J. H. Crabtree. 500
West Linn street. which has been I'M
der quarantine for scarlet fever on ac-
count OF the illness of Katherine Krus-
kopf, the little granddaughter. was re-
leased from quarantine this morning.
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M w. Chamberlain, of Union, ship
ped to the city Friday afteroon for his
firm. Chamberlain & McI1ain. car
load OF good hogs, which were sold at
the Britain s. CO. yards. Seventy
four head comprised the shipment, and
the average was 220.
The stylish dressed men you see Oh
the street are those who patronize our
tailoring emporium. We have not only
the largest. but the best line of for
eign and domestic goods in the city.
and a large force Of workmen to do the
work we'll and quickly. Tony Psen-
/ ieka.
Miss Theresa Jones entertained the
Young Peoples Society of Christians
Endeavor of the Congregational church
at her home on North Fourth street
o!d-fashioned spelling bee served to
pass away the lllDe. Dujuty IeIFSSH-
ments We're served by the hostess.
A. E. Smith, chief clerk of freight
accounts In the auditing department
of the Iowa Central at Minneapolis.
I was in the city this morning for a short
time Mr.. Smith has been in Oska-
/ lcosa looking after business matters
| for the company. He went to Cedar
Rapids this afternoon TO remain over
/ Sunday with Mrs. Smith. who is visit
ling with relatives.
| Mr.. Lee Merriman, of Spring Valley,
| ILL.,, who has been in the city for a few
days visit with his sisters, Mrs. Park
Bentley and Mrs. Raymond Binford left
| for his home Friday evening Mr.. Mer
niman has not been well for several
weeks, and Is still far from being in
his usual health. He will not resume
work with the lumber company. with
which he is connected, until his health
| is materially improved.
/ Mrs ]. e. Jackson and family Will
leave next Tuesday for Oklahoma City,
To- T. where they will make their flu
ture home, Mr. Jackson in charge of
the household goods, left for the terri
tory Thursday. Mr. Jackson expects
to engage in the dairy business in Ok
lahoma City, Mrs. Jackson and child
rem Went to McCallsIburg Friday even
ing. where they spent the day as the