Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-28
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.

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Enter Business College, day or night.
silk-lined gloves and mitts at stern's.
Gents outing nightshirts at NJ. F..
Andrews
A full line of toilet soaps at Reynolds,
Watson & Co.'S.
Atwood fiannels for children dresses
25 cents at Newcomers.
Those who want first-class laundry
work should patronize Flitton.
Jap silk handkerchiefs. the new
stripes and polka dots, at Stern's.
Heavy golf skirtings, plain one side
and plaid the other, at Newcomers.
The "JTncle TOMS Cabin Company
arrived in the city this morning from
the south.
Fresh Holsters just received at Sun
dell's cafe. Game and all delicacies of
| the season.
Remember Congressman Cousins adj
dress at the Odeon next Thursday
night. Nov. 2.
l. he price SQueeZeT at MIS-. INOIIlil >
ought to make the ladies happy, as she
is selling stylish winter hats at remark
ably low prices.
| The best and most accurate watch
work done in the city at Aliens. the
jeweler. Repairing of all kinds given
prompt attention.
| DR.. MARS. osteopathis physician. over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First avenue.
An chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
Did you ever see our double back
overcoats and ulsters? Nothing to
compare with them in town. At Stern's
only.
Hammond & Benedict will furnish
YOU corn and oats, ground, in 5OO-pound
! lots, at 65 cents a hundred. They have
| their own mill
4 Heaters for soft coal, for hard coal
and for wood-a splendid assortment to
select from--popular prices. Schmidt S
| hardware store, West Main.
Ex-Governor S. B. Packard arrived
home this morning from Kansas City,
where he has been for a week in at
Tendance at the exhibit of HEREFORD cat
1 tie.
If you are member of the Pantori-
UNI Club your suit will be called for
once a. week, pressed and returned to
you and your shoes shined every day
| for $1.50 a month.
Miss Helen Werner OF Laporte, Ind,
spent Friday in the city with her sister,
i Miss Lillian Werner. In the evening she
/ left for Pendleton, Ore. where she will
teach in one of the government schools
for the Indians.
/ Mr.. Earl Speer, son of Mr.. and Ms. j.
NJ. Speer, who has been working in the
Iowa Central yards for some time, will
be promoted on Nov. 1 to the position of
time keeper in Acting General Manager
4 Tittemore,s office.
i Kurtz Bros. are busy these days get
ting out mill work for several hand
some residences. With their new and
improved machinery they are prepared
Ito do all kinds of mill work. on short
notice Storm doors and windows are a
Especially With them at this season OF
the year. q
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but for several years past OF Hartley
has purchased the Montour Courier
Mr.. Robb is a Gilman boy, but for sew
leral years was resident of Marshall
town, during which time he was ar
employee of John w. Wells. For some
time he has been connected with the
Hartley Herald.
The doors for the Max Bendix con-
cert at the NJ. +. church Monday even.
ling, the first on the Railway Y. NJ. C
A, popular entertainment course, vii
be opened at I:15 o'clock p. m. and The
concert Will begin at sis sharp. The
committee wishes to state that while {
concert number is in PROCESS the ush
lers Will not seat any one.
The merit of the Emerson piano is 81
great that it does not require the serv
ices of travelling statesmen in order TO
the manufacturers to dispose of the
Iannual product of 6,000 instruments
The factory is now behind with thei
9 orders, which speaks in the highes
n praise of the Emerson. This famou
piano is sold in this city at the Tuffre
q Music House.
You have right to the best that ca
be had for your money. If you buy
e suit of clothes il is important that yo
!. go to tailor that will not only Civ
6 you good fit. but the best fabrics i
: the market. Nothing is so unsatsfac
X tory as n suit of clothes that does nc
fit. This will never occur if you hav
Petersen & Co. make your suit or over
: coat. Once customer of Petersen .
al a CT
e A dispatch from Des Moines toda
y announces the death in that city thi
e morning of a DIR. owen. 1t is though
here that the person referred to is d
o j. w. owen, a member of the Soldiers
$ Home, who, years ago, was quite a vel
a known Specialist of the capital city. D
: owen took a furlough July 3, and ha
: been in Des Moines most of the tim
d since, If not all the time. A letter frol
him at that plact on the 10th inst. aske
the renewal of the Through
: Little Corinne Kinsey was years OIL
: Friday, and in the afternoon her moti
IL err Mrs. Frank Kinsey, invited in Sc,
eral little folks to spend the Afternoon
- Mis- Bernice Clifford entertaine
the little ones, showing the
many pretty kindergarten game
y after the conclusion of whic
y Mrs Kinsey, assisted by Mrs.
.r 8 Kinsey served refreshments TIL