Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-23
DR.. Janss, physician and surgeon.

My residence, 4OS North Center street,
for sale. Inquire of John Schobert.
Ladies' dressing sacques from Is
cents to $3.50. Hoyt's Department
Store.
The Murray & Mack Company ar
rived in the city this morning from
Iowa City.
Buckwheat cakes and maple syrup
the best ingredients-at Adams gro
Gerry, East Main.
Fra1k Long carries six first-class
specially acts. Odeon all next week
Ten, 20 and so cents.
The Business College has room for
few more students in the day and even
ing sessions. Enter now.
New suitings are arriving daily at
Arthur Wallis. Ladies who need heavy
Jackets should see US now.
Remember the A. o. U. w. dance at
Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening. No
vember "a. Tickets, so cents.
Friday and Saturday we will offer
twelve dozen triple plate silver novel
ties at 25 cents each. Boston Store.
Mrs. C. F Schoenhut was in Des
Moines today. where she attended a
meeting of directors of the Central Art
Association.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will be entertained Fri
day afternoon by Mesdames f. w. Par
sons and Harry Marsh at the formers
home.
Mrs. Oscar Jurden went to Ackley
this morning, where, this afternoon at
2 O'clock, she attended the wedding of
her niece, Miss Tena Blocker, who was
united in marriage to Mr.. Heitman.
Have Kurtz Bros. make your storm
doors and windows. They have machin-
cry especially for that kind os work,
and can manufacture them on short
notice. Better order now before cold
weather begins.
General superintendent c. w. Hunt
ington, of the Central, left Wednesday
Iafternoon for Chicago. where h. will
meet and accompany to this city the
Chicago directors of the road. Acting
General Manager j. N. Tittemore. who
has been in Chicago on business, will
ialso accompany the gentleman TO this
lefty.
| Only one night out TO Florida via the
popular Monon. Leaving Chicago at
4 l1:45 a. m, you arrive at Jacksonville
next gay at 10 o'clock p. m. The
Monon has four daily trains to Cincin-
snati and two TO Louisville. For illus
4 trated booklet Ten Routes to the
4 South folders. rates, etc, address S
b. Jones, C. P. Agent, 232 Clark street,
Chicago. or l.. f. Sessions, \. w. Pass.
4 ACT, Minneapolis, Mimi.
A The remains OF the late Edward
lcrawford We're taken "Wednesday even
ling to Chaplin for burial. and were ac-
lccmpanied by Mr.. James Crawford, fa-
i.ther of the deceased: Mrs. Fred Lanko
land son, Ernest Lanko. mother and
brother Of Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. Craw-
ford also went with the body. The fu-
neral was held this forenoon at 1f
o'c clock, interment following in the Cha
pin cemetery. There Was no service
held here.
We want to ask you question:: Why
viii you pay 81 for patent medicine:
when YOU can buy the same thing o.
US for 81 cents for the 81 bottles and a
cents for the 50-cent bottles? We arr
selling Pe-ru-na for 81 cents: Hall
Catarrh Cure, 81; Kings New Discov
-Eery S4 and AZ cents, Chamberlain
= Cough Remedy, AZ and p cents: Kill
mer,s Swamp Root 81 and AZ cents
) Paines Celery Compound 81 cents
( These are only few of the bargains W
are offering in our drug department
Bee Hive Department Store.
!, Circulars have been received in tn
\ city from the committee appointed t
y secure subscriptions to the fund wit
: which TO procure a handsome gavel fe
the next speaker of the national nous
Hon. d Il. Henderson. All who desil
to contribute to the fund are asked I
s send the money to Frank f. Merriam
y state auditor, Des 3Moines No subscrI
I ton of more than 81 viii be receivet
II but any sum under that will be accep
able The committee in charge of tt
! fund is composed of Congressman j. ]
a T. Hull, Secretary of State George
Y Dobson and Ex-Governor Frank ]
II jackson.
II. iioiiipScii anu vi. eii
Mrs. H. NJ. Rebok and daughters,
f. Toledo, were in the city Wednesds
q evening en- route, via the Central,
= Los Angeles, Cal, where they will r
1T main during the winter. Mr.. Rebok e.
l. poets to take course in some speci
work in the Leland Stanford Unive
sity. Other California passengers (
:, the Central Wednesday evening we
- Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ruggles and NJ
N and Mrs. A. r. Taplin, of Montour. wi
=. are to be in san Diego for a month b
fore going to Los Angeles to spend t
winter The Central's tourist car, co
ty tanning passengers from northe
an points along the line, was fill
er Wednesday evening, there not being
sufficient number of berths for t
re through passengers.
Miss Flossie Holly, daughter of
=, and Mrs. F. G. Holly, of 100 We
~ Church street, was II years {
:. Wednesday and in the evening betwe
- the hours of 5 and o'clock entertain
~ a number of her little friends. SUPP
-. was served by Mrs Holly at o'clo
:. and the remainder of the evening W
enjoyed with music and games. I
guests were Ruth Loree, Anna Pa
nix sons, Lora, Gerna and Gladys earn
ny Leonore Albert, Alice Noggle, Eva w
~t.,l ro1 n a nd T,S