Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-09
George ]. Allen, scientific optician.

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Clear Havana cigars, the finest In the
city, at the Pantorium Club.
Fancy plaids for children's dresses,
121la cents a yard up, at Newcomers.
Wheels at closing out prices, at
Schmidt & Bourne's, 102 West Main.
New styles in sailors and walking
hats received today. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Try our Camel coal for your CRATE.
1t is just what you want. Marshall Coal
& Ice Company.
Do not forget. but attend the Macca-
bee excursion to Clear Lake Thursday,
the 14th of Sept.
Miss Helen Robbins left this morning
for Galesburg, ILL.,, where she will take
the Kindergarten course in Lombard
University.
Parties having houses to rent or sell
should see George d. Brown, yer ia
East Main street. He is having a great
many calls for desirable houses.
DR. MARS, osteopathis physician. Over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First N
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
Hard coal is arriving and is of the
best quality and fresh mined. Do not
delay your order, but see US at nee and
o will save money. Gregory-Brown
Coal Company.
For Sale-Two residences, n located
212 South Third street. the other 81
North Center street. Enquire of NJ. j..
Rodney or E. NJ. Williams at Office of
Mccormick Harvestering Machine
Company.
The excellent quality of shoes at the
Economy and the low prices for cash
tell the story of the large and increas-
ing trade hat is being built UP by E.
w. Stubbs. The real bargains are
found at the Economy, 1o4 West Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Wagner, of Kel-
logg, We're in the city over night on
their way home. Mr., Wagner has been
in Cuba since the beginning of the war,
having charge of Il pack train for the
Seventh Cavalry. His wife has been in
Havana since Jan. L.
If you wish a Chicago daily paper, a
good cigar or your shoes polished drop
in at NanDeryeer & LaShelle's, where
you will always find a complete and
Well assorted stock of imported and do
mestic cigars and tobaecos, pipes,
smokers articles, ETC.. etc. Smoking
and reading room always open to the
public.
One of the new standpipes for the new
Northwestern water tank at the foot of
Second avenue was erected Friday. The
other will be set in a few days, and as
1 soon as the double tracking is COM
pleted the engines of the road will re-
ceive water at that point. The tanks
at Second and Third streets, which have
done much service in years past, will
be torn down.
Have you seen those new cobbler seat
dining room and fancy rocking chairs
at D.. G. Wilbur's. Bee Hive furniture
department. Handsome and substan-
tial office chairs arrived today. Notice
the baby grand Davenport in the show
window. 1t is a beauty and would orna-
ment any parlor or sitting room. You
viii find the latest and best furniture
at the Bee Hive Department Store.
Mr.. Max Hoffman. one of the proni-
nent figures in the Central Iowa Spiritu-
alists' Association, now holding a m
meeting in the city. has been presented
by thu. officers of the association with a
handsome gold star set with a solitaire,
as a token Of appreciation for what he
has o n for the society. Mr.. Hoffman
organized the association six years age
and has not missed a meeting since the
organization. AT Clinton, where Mr.,
Hoffman attended a campmeeting be-
fore coming here, the s~piritualists pre-
sented him with a diamond locket and
a pair of elegant cuff-buttons.
When the farmers exchange Their
wheat for iour they want the best
brand they can get. Hammond e. Son.
Of LeGrand, manufacture the Banner
flour, and it is equal if not superior to
any other 1t makes as much bread and
of as good quality as the Minnesota
!. product. Then why not patronize 8
home institution? The Banner flour is
sold in this city by Hammond & Bene-
dict, who guarantee 1T to be first class
/ in every respect. They want your whea-
and will give you value received ii
Banner flour Take a sack home, LEI
!, YOU wife try it, and the probability Is
! she viii have no other. Take you whea.
; TO Hammond & Benedict when yoi
q want to exchange it for flour and yol
? will get the best, as the Banner stand:
at the head.
) To n party which camped out thi.
summer and which has spent man,
pleasant evenings together. Miss Fan
ME Shaw was hostess Friday evening
The large lawn was prettily lighted an,
with a number of ~settees and hammock
was a most inviting place. No specia
amusement had been provided and tn
L entire evening was spent outdoor
o Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. A. Janney serve,
h the refreshments. The guests wer
g Misses Jeanette Van Week, Edn,
: Smith, Eft Aileene Pence, Charlotte
e Whitton. Alice Echternacht. Ann;
+ Foreman, Carrie Andrews, Elsie Merri
man and Anna Woodworth, of Monroe
La; Messrs. Harry Hole, Charles Wa
:, son, Charles Duffield, Murray Cox, LIE
y roy Keefer. Ray East, Fred Van Vlecl
Walter Leech and Will Eames.
The Oskaloosa Herald says: IN
George Martin, son of Col. l.. NJ. MAJ
tin, was checked into the Oskaloos
1t station and to the position of city pas
senger agent of the Iowa Central raj
way that position having been create
out of the necessity of the times, III
- passenger business of the road demand