Evening Times-Republican from Marshalltown, Iowa • 6

'1 The City in Brief iDance Forney's Hall July 3 and 4. Dr Bullard, osteopath, 28 E. Main. William Battin, 5 per cent farm loans. Columbia hall for ront July 4.

Whitton-Whitehead Co. Everything will be in readiness the carnival tonight. on July Fourth please Pi 4 A 4r? iH at Our store will be closed all day July 4. Geo. Olson, West Main.

tSimklns Estel, funerai directors -and licensed embalmers, 123 Artificial ice is pure a.tid olean. Order "it cents per hundred pounds. Order it today. Any one wanting privileges at fair grounds on July 4th. apply to A.

Clark, president. 1 J. 1" All children under 16 will be aaEmitted to the carnival grounds free on Wednesday afternoon. John Hixson. of St.

Anthony, mar- keted a load of prime hogs at the Brittain Co. yards Monday. 'Our stone will be closed all day July 4th. Get your orders for the Fourth in Wednesday. Reynolds Sheldon.

Come out to the carnival tonight see some of the best shows that were ever shown by any carnival company. You have choice, metal lined, enameled or tile lined refrigerators. See Schmid't, prices froiti $10 to $59.00. IV' Any, one wishing to enter in any of ike athletic events at the fair ground to A. J.

Clark, president. Mrs. Minnie B. Legge, 710 North street, solicits the public's patronage in all lines of dry cleaning. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Goods called for and delivered. Telephone 689 Red, new line. Father Brogan went to Center this 'morning to attend the Chautauqua, which is in progress there, ajnd especially to hear Father J. L. Vaughan.

lecture. Father Brogan spent Monday in St. Anthony. On account of the carnival on West street July 1 6 inclusive, the Cars stop between Third f. street and carnival grounds at street intersections only 011 above dates.

M. Htfvey, Superintendent. Iff "Jones' Orchestra" will give a dance ifKafternoon and evening of the "Fourth of July." at Odd Fellows' hall, on East Main street. fans and good ventilation. The.

coolest place in the 'city. Ten cents admission and 10 cents r. dance. Dr. A.

Angelsberg, who has been spending t'he past weeks visiting in the west returned home Monday. Dr. Angelsberg visited in Seattle, Colorado. Springs, Portland and New Mexico. He also stopped for short in both Nebraska and South.Dakota.

1 Miller, jeweler, 10S East Mf.in. 1, Dr. Burkart, osteopath, 302 W. Main. three-foot show oases, cheap.

See Schmidt. Rowdyism of any kind will not be allowed on the carnival grounds. You can use artificial ice in way. Clean, cold and cents a hundred. Artilicial Ice Co.

Our store will be closed all day July 4. Pleafe favor us with you orders early. D. S. Good Grocery Co.

Pure ice delivered promptly and placed in your ice box at 35 per hundred pounds. Iowa Artifcial left Co. Twenty dollars will buy any suit in the store for ten days only. Perfect fit and workmanship the best A. G.

IBrenneck. The four Iukeus. t'he great free act, at the carnival, will appear earlier tonight. Everyone should wait and see this great act. The Sunday School Teachers' Primary Union will meet In room twentynine of the M.

E. church Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ella MciKIm will lead the meeting. All children will want to see the dog and pony show at the Bring them out tomorrow.

Welnesday, afternoon, when nil under 16 will be admitted to the grounds free. tientz. agent for the To'va Central at Dllion, is soon to leave the employ of the company temporarily, for a vacation. A relief agent was placed in charge of the station today. M.

C. Beveridge's photo gallery on North Center street is now open for business. He will be glad to have all his old customers and friends call on him. Will be open all day July 4. Roy Kline, of Chicago, in charge or the Shoe Manufactuiers' and Farmers' co-operative campaign, was in 'the city over night the guent of his aunt.

Dr. L.iebig. apd ieft this morning for Mason City. "Jones' Orchestra" will give a dance afternoon and evening of the "Fourth of July." at Odd Fellows' hall, on East Main street. Electric fans and good ventilation.

The coolest, place in the city. Ten cents admission and 10 cents a dance. There is an ejftra heavy jar rubber for sale at all grocers' called Searchlight brand, and if you vant a rubber thicker and heavier than the ordinary rubber, ask for Searchlight brand and Insist on getting it. It is guaranteed to please you. Mr.

and Mrs. C. P. Cook. 112 South Center street, entertained abouc a dozen friends at 6:30 o'clock dinner Monday evening in hOnor of E.

O. Ricketts, formerly of San Francisco, but who left last tiight to make her home in New York city, after a two weeks' visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. H. A. Weisman.

The evexing was spent socially. Mayor and Mrs. O. L. Ingle lue and son Carl, Miss Nettie Ingledue, Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Thomas, of San Diego, the latter a.n aunt of Mr. Ingledue and Mrs.

of Xenia, and Mrs. Stewart, of Jamestown. to Tama today, and later drove to the Indian reservation where they spent several hours. Mrs. Marshall and Mrs.

Stewart are cousins of Mrs. J. L. Ingledue. Buy J'! L4 hM' hf 1 hv I A IS 4l WE r-r the Peerless Muslin Underwear jr- going to SKirts CARRY A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF MUSLIN SKIRTS TRIMMED IN BOTH 'LACES AND EMBROIDERIES IN SUCH AN ARTISTIC MANNER AS TP GIVE THEM A STYLE FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY GARMENTS SHOWN ON PREVIOUS SEASONS.

WE CARRY AIM ELEGANT LINE OF SKIRTS AT ALL PRICES AND ARE POSITIVE WE CAN SUIT YOU. NO ONE NEED TO LOOK ELSEWHERE FDR SKIRTS. WE SHOW MORE STYLES THAN ALL OTHER STORES COMBINED. SEE US FOR LOW PRICES i.s.^^juiptsv* T.I W.jiuptajw' 4T Dr. Mighell, surgeon and physician.

Columbia hall for rent July 4. Whitton-Whitehead Co. Take a look at our $28 suits, going at A. G. Brentifck.

11!) East Main. Older artilicial ice today. Delivered promptly 35 cents per hundred. Artilicial Ice Co. Our store will be closed July 4th.

Please anticipate your wants and order early. Miller, t.he grocer. A few more of those $4.00 and $5.00 coaster-wagons a't our closing out price of $2.50 left. Wee Schmidt. Remember that tomorrow, Wednesday, afternoon, all children under lt will be admitted to lie carnival grounds free.

Miss Leila David is home for lite summer from Wellesloy college, where she. has just completed the work of her Junior year. Women and children may be sure that they can attend the carnival and not be molested, as no disorderly eonduct will be allowed. Lady wanted to demonstrate and sell a well-known article. Light work and good salary.

Call at once at Wheeler Hoag drug store. Special police have been provided at the carnival to keep ordi and anyone acting In a disorderly manner will be promptly ejected from the grounds. Twelve dollars only for a water power wash machine. This special price is made to introduce ihe machine. Satisfaction or 110 sale.

See Schmidt in his new hardware store. To close out our light, and medium weight suitings, wo will make, any suit in the house for $20 for ten days. They are worth from $25 to $35. Perfect fit and good work. A.

G. Brenreck. Iowa Central combination, baggage, mail and passenger car. No. 29.

which has been repainted, repaired and cleaned in the local shops, was brought out today and put on the Story City branch runs. The regular meeting of the Busy Bee circle of the L. O. T. which was to have been held Wednesday, has lieen postponed to July 17, at which time the members of the circle living at the soldiers' home will entertain in the park.

Mrs. D. T. Jones and daughter, Miss Laura Jones, until recently of 120 East State street. left Monday evening for the west, going firs) to Denver, where they will be guests for a few cays at the home of Mrs.

T. H. Protlieroe, formerly Miss Cora Kilborn, of this city. They will also make a brief stopover at Salt Lake City, and possibly other points of interest before going on to Los Angeles, where their stay will be of indefinite length. At the business meeting of the ladies of the Country club, held Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

T. J. Fletcher. it was found that after paying the expenses of serving meals at the club during the week of the golf tournament. they had $74.09 left.

It was voted to give a considerable part of this sum toward helping the gentlemen bear the expenses of the tournament, that being quite heavy, also a certain amount for tables for the club house, and the balance, a small sum. to the house committee. The work of the ladies has proved most satisfactory in every way. 1.13 jsS President C. P.

Bradnoler. of the Citizens' Lumber Company, with headquarters in Minneapolis, was in tiie city Monday on business. On the advice of his physician. Henry Weher today went Colfax to take the cure for inll.unniatory rheumatism. His right leg is badly at'l'eeted, necessitating the use of crutches the past week.

A social affair, in the form of a reception for the new members recently taken into fellowship, is to be enjoyed this evening at the Raplist church. The affair is in charge of the Ladies' Aid society. Miss Grace Cox left this mbrning for Harris here she will visit for a time with Sophia Wernstrum. Later she and Miss Wernstrum, and a party of ftienrls will go to lake Okohojl. Miss Cax will be absent for about a month.

Miss Maud McBrooin. a teacher In the First ward school, left this afternoon for Garwin, for a brief visit with relatives, before departing next Saturday for Spokane. for a visit of about six weeks or longer with her brother, Mr. Arthur MoBroom and wife. The funeral of George Nlckle, a former Marshall county resident, who died In Afton, Sunday, was held this morning at 10:30 o'clock, from the Bethel Grove church.

Rev. W. H. Scott had charge of the services, which were largely attended, especially by the older residents of Liscomb and its vicinity. Miss Emma Wood, daughter of Mrs.

Ida H. Wood. 406 Fremont street, returned home Sunday night from Ontario, near Los Angeles, having for the past two years taught at Ontario, where she is In charge of the eighth grade work. Miss Wood has the same position offered her for next year, and expects to return to California In the fall, after spending the sum-' mer here. Frank F.

Lockwood, traffic manager for the Marshall Oil Company, returned from Mason City this morning, where he has been In attendance at a meeting of the United States railroad commissioners, who met there to investigate the Interstate classification on oils. In the shipments of which into Minnesota the Marshall Oil Company Is interested and has filed a complaint. IC. Swanson. a former blacksmith In the Iowa Central shops, who for the past year has been employed on the Isthmus of Panama, will return to this city to -fmjra, Dance Forney's Hall July 3 and 4.

Columbia hall for rent July 4. Whitton-Whitehead Co. Tomorrow, Wednesday. afternoon will be children's day at the carnival. All under 16 will be admitted to the grounds free.

Owing to the high prices of meats. provisions, we will discontinue our 15c dinner, but will serve a bigger meal ami give better service for 25c, commencing July 4. The best meal in the city. Robertson Strub. live about August 1.

Mrs. Swanson will leave tonight for Chicago. and from there she will go to Sound Bend, and later to New York, where she will meet Mr. Swanson and accompany him home. Mr.

Swanson returns home because It was Impossible for the family to move NETTIE INGLEDUE to the isthmus to live at this time. Peerless Muslin Underwear 25 Per Cent Under The Market The Leading Brand of Muslin the the Best Wexarry the Muslin Underwear, the highest grade of muslin garments made, and we are call the attention of every purchaser of muslin garments to the fact that we are still offering all muslin underwear at last years prices, regardless of 25 per cent advance in cotton goods. Our stock is so complete that you will be aible to find any garment you may desire at any price you wish to pay. The Peerless Underwear needs no introduction every one knows what these garments are. The same make has been carried in this same store for the past 10 years.

For style, workmanship and quality they are known to be the best and are guaranteed to be just as represented by Marshalltown's Leading Dry Goods House. prices are so low that no one could possibly make these garments at the present price of cotton fabrics, laces, other necessary trimmings Gowns Mrs. M. A. Draper, of Belle Plal.ne, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.

Jr W. Brechtbill and granddaughter, Mrs. Harry Ulmer for two weeks, returned to her home this morning. Mrs. Draper also visited in Albion with her sister-in-law, Mrs.

Draper. C. S. Brush Dead. C.

S. Brush, son of Mrs. O. W. Brush.

418 Swayzr street, at one time employed in the Western Union office in tjiis city, died in Omaha, on June 24. OUR STOCK OF MUSLIN GOWNS IS SO COMPLETE THAT WE CAN FIT MOST ANY ONE NO SIZE THEY WEAR. EVERY GARMENT IS TRIMMED IN THE MOST ARTISTIC MANNER W.ITH TUCKS, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. DON'T MAKE THESE GARMENTS WHEN YOU CAN BUY THEM FOR SUCH LOW PRICES AS WE ARE ASKING FOR THEM. THE PRICE HARDLY COVERS THE COST OF THE MATERIAL AND NO ONE COULD POSSIBLY MAKE UP SUCH FINE, PRETTY GARMENTS AT SUCH LOW PRICES.

Buy your Muslin Underwear now while our stock is complete and we are able to fit you, for, after our present stock is sold, we will be unable to offer such big bargains, owing to the advance in cotton which effects Muslin Underwear the most. Don wait. We surely have bargains that will be a complete surprise to any one looking to purchase this class of merchandise. The Up-to-Date Dry Goods House lllSltslil Dance Forney's Hall July 3 and 4. Mr.

Thomas Carroll, of the soldiers' home, who has been visiting in Ac.kley. returned to the city Monday. Owing to the high prices of meats, provisions, we will discontinue our 15c dinner, but will serve a binger meal and give heller service for 25c. commencing July 1. The best meal in the city.

Robertson Struh. Personal Mention Mr. W. H. 1 '1111 (iun was in Tama today on business.

Miss Martha Carson, of Oilman, spent Monday in the city. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Mote spent Sunday in LeGrand with relatives, Mr. V. A. Urmukige, of Grinnell. 'spent In the eitv on business.

Mr JamM lofl f(ir An geles Monday morning to spend the summer with his brother, Mr. B. F. Kierulff, Jr. Miss Vera W'lnslmv left for West Liberty this morning, where she will visit for a few weeks with her aunt, Jessie Winslow.

Miss Carrie Bradbury, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Jackson, in Tama for a few days, returned home this morning.

Miss Bessie Krlndman. of Iowa Falls, who has been visiting for three weeks wlt'h her cousin. Miss Nettie Friedman, left for her home this morning. Mrs. Hannah Nagely and daughter Edith, of Oilman, passed thru Ihe city this morning on their way to Liscomb to visit with relatives for a few days.

Miss Josephine Baughman. of New Sharon, who has been visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. C. A. Ranchman, for a month, returned to her home Monday.

Miss.Anmi Peterson, of Chicago, who has been the guest for the past two weeks Maybel French and Miss food In his daily curries, taking the Mamie GilchrUt, returned to Chicago Monday night. Miss Etta Northup, deputy county recorder, who has bee.n visiting for a few with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James 10.

Northup, at Baxter, returned home Monday. Miss Sibyl Anderson, of Jefferson, who had been visiting for a month with her cousin. Miss Kate Price, and with Miss Blanche Benedict, returned to her home Saturday. Miss Ruth White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. N. White, 404 North Fourth street, returned Sunday night from a two months' visit In Chicago anA its vicinity, with relatives. and Mrs. L.

C. Cline, of Indianapolis) who had been In the city since Friday evening visiting their son, Mr. Elmer Cline, a Letts, Fletcher Co. employ, returned home Monday night. fr of pulmonary tuberculosis.

He was buried there. He had been employed in he Illinois Central offices at Omaha for the past two years as check agent. BARGAIN WEEK AT GANTZ'S. Special Prices on Oils and Other Articles for One Week. We wil! make special prices for one week as follows: Muggy axle a-sliers.

per coil 5c. Twenty-five cent Mica, grease. 2Uc. flail cure that cures. 20c.

Sponges and shainois, 20 to 60c. Fatuous Berry controlling bit, 50c. Heavy Canton flannel gloves, 1 Superior leather gloves, 25e to $1.50. Buggy whips from 5c up. Burlap fly covers, 40c.

Harness soap. 20c. Pest Kldesado castor oil. gallon. 22c.

Best cream separator oil. gallon 10c. Harness dressing, quart 23c. Single harness from $7 up. Twenty-live pounds axle grease 75c.

hay rope. 13V a pound. Sisal ropp lie, L. S. GANTZ, 24 and 26 North First.

Avenue. DEATH AT LISCOMB. Long Illness of Rheumatism Fatal to Christian Reinhart. Christian Reinhart, 76 years of age, died at noon today at his home in Lisconib, after a long Illness of rheumatism. He leaves a wife and five children, and the family had been Liscomb residents for the past three years.

The funeral will bf held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock front the residence, with interment in the cemetery. Haeckel Ate Snakes ana Monkeys. "Vou know Haeckel, Ernest Haeckel, the wonderful German scientist of Jena? Well." said a globe trotter, "I have seen that man eat enakes, monkeys and Iguanas. "It was in Ceylon. In a village called Belgama.

We were spending the winter there, and we had a fi.ne time, altho it was too hot. Haeckel ate his queer profoundest scientific interest In them. "His old cook today would give him a curried snake, tomorrow an iguana, the next day a sea spider, the day after a monkey, Haeckel would laugh, taste the meat curioutdy. and if it was good, eat it with appetile. "A strange man, a scientific machine very a.

centipede was sweet and tender, he would as soon eat it as chicken." A Future Financier. W. mm H. Boyd to boy "Great head for figures that has." "Then he ought to develop into a good business man." "Yes. with proper practice I have no doubt that he will be able to figure out for the person who wishes to get rich quick how it will be possible to pay 12 per cent Interest a month on an vestment that brings 3 per cent a year and make it look thoroughly plausible.

He has a genius for that sort of. thing." 5 Real Estate Transfers. Margaret A. Franquier and husband of Denver. to Georgianna Lyman, lot 5.

block 1, Webster's fifth addition. $1,500. N. M. Trease, land in Lis-comb.

$1,000. iMrs. Mina O. McBride and husband to Martha A. Richey, land in Linn township.

J. M. Ross, of Li.nn county, to Frank K' Brenneek and A. W. Heald.

lots 9 ana 10. block 8, Brenneek Heald's addition, 1. Fra.nk Brenneek and A. W. Heald and wile to M.

Chrlstianson, land in Marlon township, $1. Henry Pl'unlz and wife, to Henry Pfantz." land in Marietta township. $27,840. Hiram C. rjriffith and wife to H.

D. Hoover, land in Timber Creek township, $0,500. B. F. Cuturnings arid wife, to Ed Barlow, lot 4, block 2, Cummings' third nddition, $1,045.

August Giimmert. and wife to A. J. Clark, lots 4 and 6, block 2, Gillespie's addition $1,000. J.

F. Gillespie and wife of Story comity to A. J. Clark, lots 1, 2. 3 and block 2, Gillespie's second addilion, $1,505.

Alice A. Patterson 'to O. L. Ingledue, part of lots 21 and 22 Anson's subdivision in North Marshall, ICE SAVES MONEY It Pays to Buy Ice Because of the Saving Effected Artificial Ice is Pure and Lasts Longer Order It Now. Now is a good time to begin taking ice.

You need the best, which means artilicial ice. It is pure and healthful and you can use it in any way with perfect We give you prompt service and good weight, and we can please you. Ice will save more than its cost and you will get more satisfaction out of artificial ice. Remember it is made from distilled water and is absolutely pure. There is no foreign substance in it and it lasts longer.

Telephone your order and let us 1111 your refrigerator now. Chautauqua Crowds Large. The attendance was again good at Monday's sessions of the chautauqua assembly at State Center. The entertainment consisted of a concert by the Wilbur Starr Concert Comipany, and a lecture, "Napoleon at Waterloo," by Rev. M.

C. B. Mason, in the afternoon, and a.nother concert and lecture in the evening. The latter lecture of Rev. Mason was on "Africa in America, and Africa Beyond the Seas." Three Operated On.

Mrs. W. F. Koontz, '409 West Church street, Mrs. C.

F. Ankrum, of Tracey, and Mrs. R. E. Nichols, of Heaton, N.

were all operated upon at St. Thomas hospital t'his morning. The condition of each, a few hours after- the operation, wag very satisfactory Good Clean Sand. The park commissioners have decided to sell the sand at the Riverview park bar at 25 cents a load, cash. Apply to Mr, Davis, keeper of the park.

Licensed to Wed. Frank W. Roskopf. machinist, of Waterloo, aged 21. and Clara Miller, aged 21, of this city.

In the Police Court. Thomas Haacla.nd, who was arrested for the theft of belonging to C. L. DufField, arraigned Buy the Peerless Muslin Underwear One Piece Suits WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR ALREADY LARGE STOCK OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR A ONE PIECE SUIT. THIS GARMENT HAS ALL THE DIFFERENT PIECES MAQE INTO ONE SUIT.

ONE CORSET COVER, ONE DRAWERS, ONE SKIRT. THESE GARMENTS WILL BE SOLD AT SUCH LOW PRICES THAT EVERYONE CAN AFFORD TO PURCHASE ONE AT OUR PRICES. Corset Covers OUR STOCK OF CORSET COVERS IS SO COMPLETE AND PRIC.ES SO LOW THAT WE CAN SURELY PLEASE MOST ANY ONE ON CORSET COVERS. SEE US FOR PRICES BBS a -r. tft In Justice Millard's court late Monday afternoon, and pleaded guilty.

He waa fined $50 and costs and fifteen days in jail, but because he entered into an agreement with County Attorney J. H. Egermayer, by which he promised to abstain from intoxicating liquors, the fine was suspended during good behavior. His friends paid the costs. Actually Cures Catarrh, It is one thing to claim, but another thing to back up the claim by a statement that if not proven true, there be no charge for the service) or the goods.

It is in this way that the McBride Will Drug company sell Hyomei, for they have so much faiith in. its power to cure all forms Charles E. Howar, president be a candidate for Notice. Owing to the danger of being and are hereby forbidden to on a1 of catarrh, and bronchial troubles that they give an absolute, unqualified guarantee with every outfit that if the remedy does not cure the money will be refunded. A complete Hyomel outfit costs but $1, making It not.

only a very pleasant method of treatment, but economical. most Ho war is a Candidate. fk of Oskaloosa Base Ball association, President L. S. Peckham.

Mr. Keokuk during July. Mr. the local and State league. the to the presidency the league, which Vice President M.

E. Justice assumed after t'he death of Howar'S candidacy will come up at the summer meeting of the league to be held in Howar is an enthusiastic bajse ball man. and he bee.n prominent in the affairs has of both- the Iowa Bids Wanted. The Marshall County Fair grounds. Plans and specifications be seen at the office of the The association reserves the reject any or all bids.

Bids in by Monday, July 8 at 9 m. IOWA ARTIFICIAL ICE CO. tion ask for sealed bids on ope more buildings to be erected on the or fair can right to. must be o'clock a. W.

M. CLARK, Secretary. injured or killed, all persons not having ness are requested to keep away trespass the Glucose property. GLUCOSE WRECKING CO. To Our Patrons.

Our store will be closed Thursday, July 4th. Please anticipate your wants for that day and we will make every, effort to please you. GEO. L. ANDREWS.

Notice. 1 will be In my office until 'tonight and Wednesday night. one wishes a place in the big DUBUQUE, IA. A 11 Si -p S'fcfgx ff. Vm 9 p.

m'." If any: Fourth of July parade, please notify me. A. J. CLARK, President WOODWORKERS Experienced at either iMachine or Bench work. Good Wages and Steady Employment Guaranteed.

age, experience ajyl full particulars: CARR, RYDER ADAMS SJ -V 1.