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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-20
LINER PArRiA STILL BuRNIS1.
Cauvht Fire Last Wednesday i'm the
EuwIi.h Channel.

LONDON Nov. i9 The Hamburg Amer
lean liner patvia. Capt Froiich, when
caught IRE In the EnRiish channel las;
Wednesday. while on her way lrora New
York fer HAMBURG. ana was tln4lly aoan-
Aonsd on Thursday a. noon when n al
tennis to tow her - some port had failed
new lies between Walmer au1 the south
fcreiard on the ksuttsh coast
The 4fergh Of the water an haur previous
q, nor sinking was seven fath5gsis. She is
still on Are forward bl3t there y no smoke
abaft the bridge. NJ low water SHE VIII
De partly dry.
At-arsDtiy The Gre has completely Euitea
her and rendered Ter s. total wreck The
surveyors could not get on board today
bat they VIII ID - Is soon as possible IN
order 20 ascertain what the prospects are
OF any salvage. Arrangements are bc.H&
made "a tighten tre vessel The partial
s,.bn.erasou has gres,Iy diminished :ee fire
which il Is thought VIII 70 extinguiSaed-
The pafria had NJ adv eUtur0us zine after
che was abandoned The ostena fishing
boats which first teak her IN tow. called
4hs steamer k'restuF!a. which 5eSaln tow
irx her down the chen mel. Thea the Ham
burg tuE Hanss. Win Capt Frolich on
Y,orf4 appeared and assisted in the tow
ing After the pstglA was run ashore the
Haoaa returned 20 SuxhsVen.
Captain Makes a Statement.
c'S 1-' +, ~ S'y roar n n FT ISTe 81
.osiay. made the following STA. erlert 10
the representative sf fhe Associated Press ::
u knew nothing 81 the fire uDt} the Pa
trtz vas IF FGlklstorse. where ! promptly
aruars the - sSsrgers. otherwise t1ey- could
Rave saved Ihs3v personal belongings The
are however. had such a strong bold u
the fore hatch As - prevent its reaching
Only she'll and there - httle hope g; real
tang much.
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Special dispatch to the post- fnteliigencer.
pT'yAIItrr. Nov. IA teachers
meeting vas held IN the high school here
Yesterday witch was attended nv al
rncet ali the teachers Of the Pnyailup
valley The entire day Vas spent IN dis
GUESSING practical eduCationai subjects.
,ntersnnrs.d IN music. Furnished by local
talent ~ noon the visiting teachers
were banqueted ~ ths teachers ~ this
city iu the lecture room ~ the NJ T.
church About ufty feafhcfs were III
attendance.
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shot hy Accident.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteiligencer
TACOMA, Nov. John Jones OF Car
bonado was brought down 10 the Fanny
Paddock hospital this afternoon by Dr.
stewart, OF Carbonado. with a wound in
his knee from rifle ball The shooting
WAS accidental and occurred last night
the gun being discharged while Jones and
a friend were examining IT,
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BERLIN. Nov. 1a--The Deutache Tage
ZeituGe confirms the report already Ca
bled that after swearing In body OF re-
cruits recently Emperor William gather
-, the officers around him and explained
that his forthcoming visit to England had
no political character. declaring that de-
spite tho fact OF his people desiring him
10 postpone the Journey. he WAS bound
by promise given some months ago.
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SUBSCRIBE NOW,

as the arrival Of British reinforcements
IN South Africa, the delay OF the Boer at
tack, the expectation Of an early forward
movement on the part of the British and
the hope of cheaper money IN the near
future. American railway securities scored
a material advance for the week. although
the movements were irregular. Among the
declines were Union Pacific. which fell
half point Atehison preferred, u: Dem
yer & Rio Grande preferred ana Union
Pacific common Il each.
Money was In moderate demand.
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RISE ~ LEATHER AND HIDES
General seHreis. 81 Raw AID Mana
featured Material.

rurrAg0 Nov 3a-The Reeord toTn3f-
row vfll saE
Al kiass q leather ard HIDES II the
y.rsf~d states AMI Canada have taken
sudden 3utaa II przes 'sseaaiss 81 A ssSleFsA4
srarfrx - ,ne "a " ard mar - 4r, Grrs@f Esl
fss~szI quitting TIE markets zlFn2ss y state
~ r,a.tse The Transy4ss ZgT = ss4r3ug -
draw the sa~ awaklasta supplies .. Agarf'-
S.e. aesfe.er AID sd 80 tbs famine ssTleas-
American lsar1@s ard hides have S%ea
ezr.srte-s to e-.Ntani IL large quantities
tsss9y. and the demand s.gsa aesess Tie
water IL ca TIA .EscEsAst
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VICTIMS OF HOTEL FIRE.
One Guest Hurned To Death and Two
More Missing,

WAGNER. l. r. New ia-The ST.
Charles hotel and six other buildings were
destroyed by fire last night The hotel
WIS flied with guests. and there were sew
eTal narrow escapes. One guest a Fort
Smith travelling man. was burned To death
Two others, names unknown are missing
The property less is so. 900
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pulled away from the scene of the acct
denr with al possible speed.
Relief trains were sent OUT from Sioux
Fails and Montrose. q number OF the bad
~ injured were brought 10 Sioux Falls.
One Of the injured. a iS-year-oid boy,
died en- yeufe
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TORONTO. Ont Nov 1a--The National
Cycle and Automobile Company completed
organization here Saturday. The corpora
ton wiil have capital stock Of t2Ja.seo
and will control in Canada the business
and patents Of tho American BICYCLE Com
nans. az well ga some Canadian concerns.
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TRANSPORT MANTToU SAILS.
Has on Hoard Hospital corps Who
VIII Join the Rritssh

MN YORK SoV = --Nl1en fhe A.
2Antf~ transport isgger AauiF9s sailed to-
1ar she bad 81 se&rss lsr Hastings and
tsser.ty-flErs EG2ale n8re4ss and 0FsseTI5ss
ard GazuanEers @s9 ws4 sola IRE eeFa-
fssFsaent - TIA medical acG as4rg3sa4 s4ar
IS ths hospital sap Maine lB&uea - the
BRITISH government by tsa3 Atlantic liEse.
tar hospital duty ~ .osth African
wAteTs-
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Special Dispatch to the Post-fnteiiigencer
TACOMA, Nov. fs.--The steamship Vic
toria, which has been coaling and load
Ing hay and grain here Will so 10 Seat
tie tomorrow morning. where she will
load United States army supplies for the
Philippines.
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Pianos Ruined by Fire.

TACOMA. Nov i9-F1re this morning in
the piano store of D. S. tombstone. one of
the largest dealers on the Coast ruined
thirfy-four pianos and eight organs. Dam
age about 5000. insured
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WALLACE. Idaho, Nov I9-Troop =
sixth cavalry. which has heeu IN The Occur
n Acne district fer several months, LEFT
or san Franeiscc tcsav.
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Fif.y-two Issues Year. Subscription Price sl.7S.
The Firesido Friend In Hall Million Homes.
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The Illustrated Announcement Number with full Hst of goo
writers engaged 1900. address
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The following deeds were filed in the office Of
the county susiitor Yesterday
,. ". Goodwin e. 70 Ida J. Weller. e 10 feet
4. q. Smith to julius IL. Cowies. part swi sec
., to .. >. Oct. Il. ST.
Merton =. Brewer 70 James Gleeson, lots to
3 btpek II, Walla Walla add, Nov. 2, $3.50.
Receiver Merchants National flank to Morgan
Jones. lots 10 and y, block l. fasior's plat, sns-
Same same 10 &c George Kelly, lots 10 to @. block .
Tayhrs plat, snoaualmie. Dec: g. q c. $50
dssss crsss e Ksse Sss /. = block
Henry s.epnann Ct ua to Henry and Helen
Kristz. part ot !, sec 70. % 1rs; Dc : $50.
William NJ. Nance 10 Rasseas y. Miller. ir., lots
50 and "a. block 40, South Parh Dec |. s275.
Alfred " BonIlou to Mary Bouillon, nj lot II.
block u, Edes Z knights add; lot $, block s, sup
!. L. Howe to David Perkins lot 8. block 6; lot
Is, block &; lots 70 and a. block I. Rainier add.
vi %sn g. & Richard. ct u.. to City Of Seattle.
part tract {, Rcntan Cooperative Coal Cos acre
'rs Sosn M H As 4 81 n. to same par. tract
BENTON Cooperative Coal Co.'S acre tracts No. i.
David Lloyd ct VIZ to same. part tract Z. Renton
Cooperative Coal Co.'S acre tracts No. !, Aug
Thomas p Storey ct ux to Hans H.nsep. lot Is.
block 6, Crayens div Green Lake add. Dec. s, so.
United States to George +. Starkweather. lots 1
and and u mel sec z, tip IL. 8. Nov. II, 1859.
Erast,m Johnson to william johnson, part sec is.
tp e. O.. Nov; u: 1895. 6; sue
Mary and II. h. Fowler TO HOsaia H. smith. lot
10 and n! lot o. block 49, slip plat A. Punths' add.
Dec. A. $500
Emma p. Plnn,ley to orlena N. wason. lot IL.
block Is, Frank A. Pontius add. Dec. ., 81 400.
John h. McMaHus to Charles y. Thurston. 50
feet lot O. block q, Renton's add, Dec g. Ss60
Elijah griffith ct NIX. to Annie n. Houlahan, lot
0. block ID; lots 3 and 4. block IA lots l and Q,
block IL; lots 6. 4 10, II. block H. lot q, block
s. lots to H. block I; lots 81 and o. block q lots
II, IS, A. q, block 3, lots Is, block 9: lots and
g. block Z: lots J. @ s to 7, block I, LatonA First
add: lots ID aud IA. block 81 lots "a and 23 block
~ Lake View add. Nov. a. 1900
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
Aeadthg N CLASSIFIED columns,
1e = word each insertion, nin-
1nun charge, 2Bc. Classaned
aavvrt1semenss sunnAn9 ons
neatA wSthsaa change u copy,
@16o per line (sevea words
ceunt TO linel. on three
nonths' order, ef.aU per nns
Dor nnonfAs On sfx snonths' sr-
Co. @1.2o per lsas Dss nsnthp
en- yearly order. q per lins
per month.
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Foa sALE-c1rr anAl nsrArs.

F0R sALE-cITY REAL nsTAyR
WIN. p. HARPER. ,a.......
Real observation-disclosures
for lot S0x10. : g....a.-....sw
on Denny way, near
Harvard This IL
splendid buy, either for two houses, as an
investment. or for one fine residence. One
block from car line and an absolutely un-
ohstructible view Of the Sound and noun
tains.
$50 as 4t,szs s.e-
---- ss5nc-l egs ~ -
Si.5S0-Six-room
modern cottage, Queen
Anne Hill district. %f'~'.' Sssns
Splendid view.
$1,750-Six-room
- cottage. Fourth avenue north:
newly .papered and painted $40
throughout; modern in s,e,A. -,
all respects. Lot 60xi20. ------
$l600--New seven
room house, University ssys sss
car line: lot 60x12O
These are all good buys; houses all In
thorough repair, and not a dollar needed
Just building ON
seventeenth avenue, Squire park
addition. on Renton
hill. modern seven
room house; lumber is on the ground and
work Will be pushed. II taken at once the
floor plans can be changed to suit purchas-
err Call and see plans and get prices and
WIN. p. HARPER.
Dexter Horton Bank Building
500 each. number of lots, sOxlso on
street; level street, graded, severed city
water and gas; all improvements paid for;
lots ali lie well above street grade; terms,
and eighteen months. interest per cent
500 to. 5000 number of lots. soxiss, ON
Broadway, north of Madison street,
$3.50 TO 5000 large number of lots. eox12o.
in Nagle's second and the Renton Hill
additions. all convenient to car service.
s., 650-Fine lot. 60x1a0. with groom house
ON Fifth avenue. near Blanchard street
We are building two 5-room cottages on
Twentieth avenue, near East Union
street. entirely modern, which we cffer
az reasonable prices and terms. Cali at
office and inspect plans.
40 New York block.
Telephone. White isl.
EIGHT-ROOM house on car line: hot
water and bath; large lot. with garden
ana chicken yard: young fruit started;
nne view. $l,550; $3.50 cash, balance to
suit. Inquire No. 1910 Federal ayenue
Take Broadway car.
FOR SALE-Eight-room house. fine view;
80 acres, improved: 1C0 acres. improved.
lot. Third avenue near Seneca; houses
az over city. or Will build to suit on In
Pike street.
si,ooo-Two lots. partially improved, six
81, 750-Desirable lot Roren avenre
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SOCIETY NOTICES,

DANCING classes open on Monday even
Ing, Dec. IL. at Prof. Wilson's dancing
academy, the oldest, largest and most
elegant dancing school In the Northwest.
teaching all the very latest and UP to
date ball room and theatrical dances. ia
Guiding four lady dancing assistant teach
ers. two gentlemen instructors; don't be
misled by poor class instructors; go to
the best 1t is the cheapest. Cali and
get terms. Ranke hall. Pike street and
Fifth avenue.
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ANNOUNCEMENT-P Estes, Of San
Francisco. leading professional in his
line, offers Il treat to students of dane
ing In his school, Freed's hall. Ninth and
Olive streets, beginning Monday, Decem-
Der ii; for persons of good social stand
Ing only; new beginners and advanced
classes now organizing. terms on appli-
cation, 1907 Fifth.
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n fo,lowiug uccnset 10 sssl were isNsei yestev-
DAY nftomoot by Authsur Escnsni: Hartley u
kcssutm (0i nnd Katie r. Dawson Icy. both Of
Gesltie; Max Lsi,f~ix iasl. q San Ftaucisco. and
GalH knlghs ca. q MHssssille, Mash
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LODGE NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES.
MEMBERS of Columbia Lodge, No 2, A.
O. U. W.. and their gentlemen friends
are invited to attend a smoker at the
lodge room on next Friday evening, De-
cember 8. Entertainment Committee.
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PERSONAL.
LADIEsl Chichester's English Penny
ticulars. Relief for LADIES'" in letter
by return ssc mail drusSsts psches
A Racine bath cabinet. combines Turkish,
R.sssn and ed. pa aSs
Call or write for catalogue. sold only BY
Modern Toilet Specially Company. =
Downs block, Ns Second avenue.
YOUNG man wants acquaintance of
party going to Dawson with dogss can
handle dogs and Is good traveller: OBJ
ject travelling companion or partner.
Address 81, care Post-Intelligencer.
GENTLEMAN, IS, would like to make
the acquaintance Of some young lady
under that age who II fundamentally
inclined. Adress Fl 2. care Post-Intei-
MRS. JOHANNA OFTEDAI4. graduate
medical electrician: diseases and nerv-
BUSINESS treated: electric baths, magnetic
massage. % Union block. Phone, Blue
113.
HAIRDRESSING, manicuring, facial mas
sage, scalp treatment: Modern Toilet
Speciality Company, Downs block, 709
Second avenue. Gentlemen's naanicuring-,
WILL Minnie and Bertha s.. who were
seen In Boston kitchen Sunday, c0mmu-
nicate with Lizzie? Address L z, rare
Post-Inteiligencer.
SEND your old gold Jewelry; we remodel.
exchange or pay cash for 1t. Henry
Hensei, manufacturing jeweler. room %
Hinckley block.
NAVAJO Halsnt s zgHi NIL, Ind, .sa eo..
avenue. opposite stevsns hotel; phone.
-.a.N -.
Roanoke from Nome. addEsss Rs p, care
Post-Intellisencer? Message from" l..
w. ID.
INFORMATION furnished regarding en-
ployes and others; capable operatives.
Seattle Detective Agency, 81 Pioneer
block.
GENTLEMEN as well as ladies' can have
their gray nair restored to natural COLI
or without dye by Mime. Brown 1918 Sec
ond.
SILVER filings from 25c up: gold filings
from $l.50 up. Teeth extracted without
pain. DIR. Baker. dentist, Sullivan block
NATHAN PHILIIPs, 1Os Occidental ave-
watches. jewelry. Mail orders solicited
TABLEWARE. iswelry and metal goods
Manufacturing Co., Ills Second.
HOW soon graduate, Medicine. Dentis-
try. Osteopathy. Healing, without at
tendance. Box go Chicago.
LADIES free harmless monthly reKu-
lator: cannot fall. Mrs. b. Rowan, r
So. Milwaukee,. Wis.
A few nice diamonds for sale cheap. n.
Hinckley block.
MRS. DIR. SWAN, magnetic healer: cleo
trio baths. l57 Yesier, room 52s. Phone,
Black 1904.
ROBINSON Bath Cabinets In stock c. r.
Hills. general agent, Burke building.
PHOTOGRAPHS Warrington volunteers.
return. Wilse. sii Second.
ELEcTROZONE for female complaints.
1914 First avenue.
WATCHES cleaned, 75c; handspring, SOC.
205 Cherry street.
UNREDEEMED pledges. Chicago Loan
Office. III Yesler.
DOUBTFUL DEBTS collected anywhere.
Gil Pioneer block.
STOVE repairs. 40 Yesler way. Phone.
Black 1.064
PLATING photos, 800 per dozen. 2o7
WANTED-PARTNER
PARTNER wanted with S2c00 TO Join adj
vertiser in buying the best having saloon
In Seattle; receipts t60 to SIS q fay,- COINS
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The following letters await advertisers
Fat this office.
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EXPERT bookkeeper; books written M
opened or closed whenever desfn
strictly CONFIDENTIAL: best referenq
W. III. Murray. 5I3 New York block. 81
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AGRICULTURAL IMrLEMESTs.

WE have the test line OF road wa9o
buggies, spring wagons. express
farm wagons in the city. Full line 4l
farm machinery; also harness. pun
windmills, contractors road and IT.
ing plows and drag and wheel scrap
We represent the best factories m
world. See us. Poison Wilton ne
ware Company, in Coiman stone Do 7
SD6-808 Western avenue. 8s{
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

1000 rockmen wanted on White Pass &
Yukon railroad. at highest wages; also
station men, good side rock work let
direct to the men at best prices Apply
to NJ. ]. Heney, contractor, IL and 10
Colman block, Seattle. or Inns Of Court
building, Vancouver.
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s0h sALn nIscELLAxB6t IT. csssS1.
s~>~>--~----~-~------ -->-------->-'--s
TWO cars OF fresh mich cows. Inquire at
Morrelfs Feed Store. south Seattle.
Is g. G.. w. leghorn pulIstc. laying. Inquire
White star dock barber ahop.
COMPLETE set OF blacksmith tools at
"a Post street. -
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ACCOUNTANTS.

CHAS. b. GRANT, expert accountant
books of firms, corporations. count
etc. examined. opened, closed erIo..
Seattle.
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FOR SALE-One 5lzxS double drum Amerf
caL Hoist a Derrick Company engine
good as new; also one Htin leg derrick
llgencer.
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jEssIr n. ELLIoTT-studio. q T.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
MARRIED.

Mayor Pierce united in marriage at
s o'clock Friday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Springer, 1903
South Fourth avenue. Mrs. Violet Abel
and Mr. Frank a. Bowman, both OF
this city. The affair was very quiet
one, only few relatives being present
as witnesses. The bride is daughter
of Mrs. Springer and the groom son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bowman.
Both are we'll known and have many
friends in the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
man will reside at 2O21s South Second
avenue
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21
FEATHERS
RENOVATED!

The New Process Feather Washer
has been located at No 20 North First
street for the past four weeks, aud we
take pleasure in saying that we have
done work for the very best citizens
While here.
This company carries recommends
tons from the best and most RESPONSE
bic citizens of every city in Iowa where
they have been located
We invite all who are interested in
the greatest sanitary benefits to bed
ding endorsed by all prominent ply
sicians throughout the WORLD to call
and see for yourselves the most essen
tial industry that was ever in your
city.
We have recommendations from some
of the best citizens in the county. The
following are only few: Mrs Mary
Coppock. T. f. Cogwin. j. G. Smith, NJ.
e. Rigg, Mary Mack, 7. p. Frost Ida
Inman, D. l.. Brks Alpha McCirew, S.
T. Damn, c. E. Kirk Alpha McGrew, S.
J. Feefer, G. Tuffree, j. E. Thomas, S.
Clemens, M. Pegg, S. S. Link r. P.
Moore, j. S. Coates, w. j. F'litton, NJ.
S. Montgomery, A. Slower c. jenkins,
w. Z. McLeland, H. G. Cowgirl George
Mitchell w. C. Clark, j. c. Eiverist, e.
Cowgirl. n. A. Martin, o. Hastings, S.
L. Wedgewood, j. C. Clifford, NJ. Il. Hill
and many others.
Thanking those who have favored us
with their work, and hoping others will
avail themselves of the unparalleled
benefits of this unrivalled machine,
am, very respectfully,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

We open at . o'clock Sunday morning
and close promptly at 10. Come before
that time to get your Sunday meats.
The White Market, East Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

Joseph stockford, Hodgdon, Me-.
healed a sore running for seventeen
years and cured his piles of long stand
ing by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t cures all skin diseases. All
druggists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

Mrs. B. A. Bryant. of Mason City, a
cousin of Mrs James Hambel. who has
been in the city since the death of the
late Mrs, Bessie Hambel-c Campbell, left
this morning for her home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

Engineer T. w Pavey. Of the Central.
whose Headquarters have been in this
city for number of years, is soon to be
transferred To Monmouth, H., and ex-
poets to move his family to that city in
the near future.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

our So Packard shoes are BEAUTIES.
equal to any $3.50 shoe sold in the city
Look at them in our window Bromley S
Shos Store 40 East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

There is something you must have
and that something awaits you at Mrs.
Morrillis. ii is a fall or winter hat.
Every thing new TO select from.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

Veteran John f. Potter, of the Sol
diers' Home, left Friday evening for
Auburn, Sac county, where he was
summoned by wire on account Of the
dangerous illness of his aged mother.
Mrs. Mary Potter. Mrs. Potter, who 1855
years old. has been in failing health for
number of years, and the telegram to
her son Friday Informed him that she
could not survive long.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

wood. Ind, Who lectured at the union
meeting last Sunday evening, arrived in
the city this morning from Oskaloosa.
He VIII lecture sunday evening at a
union temperance meeting TO be held
in the NJ f. church at LeGrand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

Special sale Of photos. etchings, steel
engravings, genuine water colors and
platino pictures and picture frames at
C. D. Lusby & Co.'S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

we Will ride ii persistently Our fall
and Winter sui1ings are the nobbiest
and the prices Will surprise you. AR
thur Wall
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

known for correcting the errors of Wis
ion has been added to the outfit of eye
instruments in DR.. Kierulff's Eye and
Ear Infirmary 1o4 East Main street
You are invited to call and have your
eyes tested.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-21

The pupils of Miss Edna Wildman's
sehoul III Taylor township We're the
guests of their teacher today at her
home on North Second street