Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-22
DR.. Nichols. 1os East Main street.
George ]. Allen. scientific optician.

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For best laundry take your work to
Flitton.
In new and up to date overcoats Hop
kins can show you the best.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Thursday
afternoon at the Woman's Exchange.
Our entire stock of 81 and s1.25 dress
goods-your choice, 50 cents. Boston
Store.
Best quality opaque window shades,
complete, % cents each. Hoyt's De-
partment Store.
A storm door keeps out whole lot
of cold. You can buy a good storm door
of the Lamb Lumber Company for so
cents.
Workmen are busy making excAva-
lions around the fire hydrants of the
city SO they can be packed to prevent
freezing during the winter.
Mrs. Rose Grant, of Oskaloosa, who
has been in the city since the recent
death of her mother. Mrs. Mary Satia,
returned to Oskaloosa this morning.
Prudent people are those who have
good supply of coal in the cellar or
coal house. We have plenty of the best
coal and at the lowest prices. l.. Lamb
Lumber Company, South Center
The Non Partisan w. c. T. U. will
meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs. NJ. E. Rodgers at her home.
No. 40S Jerome street The subject for
discussion will be THE Benedict
Home Mrs. Hall, a former president,
will be at the meeting.
The office of General Auditor T. I.
WATSON, of the Central, has been great
ly beautified by thorough cleaning,
painting and vanishing. New linoeum
has been put on the floor and every
thing about the room has the appear
ance of being bright and new. The
large safe in the auditors office has al
so been repainted.
A man once said to a friend that he
could not imagine what made his Wife
go crazy, as she had not stepped out OF
the kitchen for twenty years. There are
some women who do not have new
! hat once in twenty years and 1T is a
wonder they do not go crazy, but they
| could have one just as we'll as not If
/ they would see Mrs. Morrill,.
/ The remainder of the sugar beet rails
| ers from Nebra ska who went to Pekin,
ILL.,, last spring to cultivate the sum
/ mer's crop for the Illinois Sugar Rein
| ing Company, passed through the city
this morning, arriving on the Central at
? O'clock and leaving on the North
Westerns overland limited. The beet
farmers live in the vicinity of Lincoln
and Norfolk, Neb.
Messrs. A. c. DAILY and T. F. Brad
ford. although having the reputation OF
being pretty good democrats, have
manifested their faith in combinations
In fact they have formed a combination
Iof their own. Their homes in this city
adjoin, and they have had erected q
boiler house and have put in a steam
plant to heat both houses. The plan
has just been put in operation.
i, Only one night out TO Florida via tn
4 popular Monon. Leaving Chicago a
Has a. M, you arrive at Jacksonvill
!, next gay at 10 o'clock p. m. Th
Monon has four daily trains to Gincin
nati and two TO Louisville. For illus
trated booklet Ten Routes to TIN
South. folders. rates, etc. address s
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Capt. Lou Rice, of the athletic ciu
: foot bah eleven, today made the assign
ment of positions for the game wit.
Bangor Friday. AS now determined tn
team will line up as follows: Packard
center; Pgnan, right guard; Brat
/, right tackle; Jones, right end: Scot
q left guard; Rieheson, left tackle; Ric'
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e Miss Blanche Denmead, who was
4 the city. expecting TO spend the wiiltt
z at the horne Of her uncle, Mr. ID.
81 Dennaead, has returned to Chlcag
N called by the serious illness of her 81:
te,'s husband, Mr.. George +. klnne
formerly of this city. Mr. Kinney
i suffering from a carbuncle on ms II
: Blood poison mas set IN ana ne mas pee
= taken TO tile hospi1ai, me ooctors u
4 ing no hopes for his recovery. NJ
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MISS Maggie Llstot, housekesper =
= rather NJ 9. Lehman, was faiiea 20