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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
THE HOTELS.

y Borrow. Fort Worth; e. D. Sand
|nnis; j l.. peeler, Austin; 0. NJ, Cain,
lis; Paul Hope, Dallas; j. #. Wilson,
fils; e. D. Btall. Galveston W. G..
eoria; B. f. Clifford, Boston; Charles
PR Baltimore; II. j Ottenjohn, Gin
Henry Dleyfus, Atlanta; H. NJ
+, New York; Geo G. Avery, Louis
tanley Crotu, Dallas; Sol b, Levy, c.
fk. New orlears, II. c. Sommer, AT
!. B. Kegler, st. Louis; c. A. Thomp-
Fonlana, New York, H. l.. Boyd, Bos-
Carlander, New Orleans; j. b, Crews.
P Chas. ] Sternwald, New York; Bry-
fd, city, Rev. A. Mulkey and wife, Cor
c. b. Griffin, Corrigan; D. 3 Nc
IeSas; G. T.. Lard, st, Louis; A. c..
4 Beeyille' 5. Orr Neal, New York:
n. McGeay, Clayton Harrington, L. ].
n. Fort Worth; l.. 9. Ryan, Austin,
yius, New York; J. d. Boyley. Chi
red selIeck Detroit; r. W. Reneau,
Rtono; Anton Diehl, Austin; c. Nj,
Ryler; Miss n il. Worfield, Baltimore:
rutherford, Homer Rutherford, Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26
Free Medical Treatment
On Trial and Approval.
NO MONEY IN ADVANCE.

A course of remedies--the marvel Of
medical science--and Apparatus indorsed
by physicians will be sent ON APPROVAL
WITHOUT ADVANCE PAYMENT to
any honest man who is suffering from
weakness peculiar to men Use them
reasonable time and if not all you expect
--all you wish--pack apparatus and re.
maiiidcr of Remedies into same box and
send them back--that ends it---pay nothing
MEN WHO ARE WEAK, BROKEN
DOWN, DISCOURAGED men who suffer
from the effects Of disease, overwork,
worry. from the follies of youth or excesses
of manhood. failure of vital forces, unfit.
ness for marriage--all such men should
"go to the fountain head" for scientific
method of marvellous power to vitalize,
develop, restore and sustain.
nay obtain full account of this astonishing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

writing good faith obtain full
the and mail to the Erie Medical Co.. Buffalo NJ "
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
PURELY PERSONAL /.

Ralph Nichols cane in yesterday
from Ridalgo 30 visit his family.
5udg>J Z Wells arria%e.l by
stage last night, and was kept busy
today shaking lantls.
Irving Kibbe 81 Victoria, re
presenting a life insurance con-
pamy, is ii the city. Nr, kifbe
y son CT Hon. 1. P. Kibbe, state
Ash commissioner.
Wash Shelly; the enc and Only
Tall Sycamore OF The Ioager Rio
Grande, and ore Of the mast pop
h!ar and efficient s:leriffs in Texas
arrived last evening to attend to
business with tile district court.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27

ike tie Gordon Higi..aufis~s aud
Reyai Rites are practically with
ont s...cers.
The Rritish official account Of
the fighting at RietfcEEein, rs given
at capetown, says: "The pneinv
posted a battery two niles South
of Mcdderspruit aud opened With
ie'farffy Ere ct lorg range On the
British advance guard, consisting
Of tie 18Th EaSsars. This was
Followed by artillery Ere with eon-
siderable accuracy against the Brit
ish gnas. Action lasting SIX hours
ensue,l at Eietfuatein."
Friday tie eneipy were driven
from the hills comasnding the
roads. Sir George Whites object
being accomplished, his column
returned to Ladysnaith,
The Boer4 own that tiiey lest one
Apndred killed at EIanslaagte
Three Hundred prisoners, some Of
them wounded, fsH 10 the hands OF;
the British, inciudiag seSSsal of
high position. The TransyaaI force
defeated Was the Johannesburg
corps.
It vas also reported the Boers
were slgain meSsing near Elans-
laagte. and that Free Staters sew
eral thousand strong are occupying
Bestor's station. There is intense
aaxisty fos, ne#s from hiafsking,
where a number of officers on
f.lrlough have Joined Col. Baden
Fowell. |
The death of Gen. Syruonds, |
The British commander at Glencoe, |
who was shot in the stomach in the |
battle m1th the Beers there, was
in the house of COM
mems today.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
.I.onsanas az rr,.ae =.

In erdsr to provs tho greet merit O.
Eiy's Cream Balm, the most ELECTIVE cure
for ('atar-h and Cc1d in Head, We have rrs-
pared generous trial eiz5 Tor 10 cents.
Get it of your drag st or gs2d 10 cents u
ELY B2oS-s IS Warren St, n. Y. City.
I suTered fTon eatarrh OF tbs Eers. Kind
ever sinee a boz, hil1 / beTer hoped for
epre. Sut Esy's cream Balm seems 10 do
even thGs. haRJ acfEaiatanees have used
it 9Th excellent results.-Ozcor Cstrun.
Is Warren Ave. Chicago, IL
k9y's Crsara Balm IS rho acknowledged
cure for cstarfh and contains 70 cocai1e.
mercury nor any Injurious drag. Price.
&C cents- II druggists or hv mail
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
Crane, 5ury Report.
Grand jury RoO&.


Brownsville, Texas, Oct. 26. 80.
20 Honorable Stanley WeIch,
District Judge, 28th. Judicial
District.
Strive, year grand jury, beg
leave te report, that we have ex-
amined into IS eases and found X
srue bills, II no bills 4 inqnests
aud referred Z bills to tho iext
grand jury. We have also examin-
ed 81 witnesses.
We have been delayed in many
eases in finding bills. as witnesses
out in the country have been de-
layed 90 account of Che difficulty
in travel, SIS portion Of the roads
were almost impossible, as the
high water had inundated por-
ton of the said roads and IL so.iie
eases witnesses eoaiA not be found.
We have examined the county
jill and found same in good sani-
tary condition.
We have investigated as to dis
orderly honses and find no COM
plants.
We have investigated as to Illicit
EGuoar dealers and find that it is
impossible to obtain evidence to
iniies.
Ee would respectfully recon-
laend that The Sheriff be reimbured
for expenses incurred in sum
moning aud holding attached Wit
resses for your grand jury.
Your grand jury would thank
the district attorney and otheF
court officer for their attention.
BEx5. KowAIskt,
Foreman, Grand jury.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
Died,

At the Incarnate Word Consent,
in this city, 1t lois Last night
Sister Mary Gabriel. a sister OF
the Incarnate Void order: a
sketch OF t;so life Of the deceased
and tribute TO her memory, written
by one OF her former pupils, APP
pears elsewhere in TIE HgRAIiD.
The funeral took pls:s this sitter
nooli at the convent chapel, the
remains being Inferred IN the CON
vent burying gronad.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
Am1UT TOWN.

The rain brought Us quite lit
tie nereher.
Gull ats. L. Bvorman 5 and see
the new Aeetylene saz light.
Thai WIS regular gully washing
rain that fel. about noon today.
The grand jury report appears
elsewhere in tss3s evenings HER
AID.
Fresh magnolia s.sila crackers by
this steamer for sale by Lucio
Bouis.
Nothing was done towar7.S un-
loading the ship today, on account
of HE rough weather. 3
The celebrated Chihpa'iaa forest
Onions just received and for sale
bv LHcio Bouis.
Prime western cheese by this
steamer for sale by
Lacio Bouts.
AceFylene gas is the light of the
futura No Sf.iokal no breakagei
Perfect safety and cheaper than
kerosene oil. G6arhaft & Clahke
will ct you oat.
Col. Praxeais Caresos has been
appointed temporarily TO tie COM
n,snd ii the Alasa:uoros military
aelMf s.nent of Mexico, duriag the
fines of Gen. Pedro fsrito.
s. L. Dworman, the enterprislng
dry goods merchant. nea has his
establishments lighted with acety-
iene gas, which lie finds qeite an
Improvement in every way over
the oil lights he vas Formerly u.s.
ing. The gas difeses bright
white light, and the fixtures are
very neat, fitted vita pretty glass
globes.
Tie entire time of the ooIirt was
taken up today with the work Of
securing jurors TO try the case Of
Federico Bali, on charge of ieHr-
der. Only I've jurors were secur-
ed whesi cs.ust &tjoafnei shortly !
before three O'Clock. a Special
4enirs was issued for more jurors. /.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
Storm Sig..al.

Observer Thieien received tie
following bulletin FROM Washing
ton at 10 % a. d
CONFORMATION at 10:45 a.. n
Depression central on tbs middle
Gulf eea,t. VIII easFse heavy
fairs aud possibly dangerous
kaualls today and toaight.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
A TOKEN % ksfEc1s oEs


The hienas ana liEHpilS Of sistsz
ssssty Gabrless = wsal known and
saacil beloved religious of the n
carnata Word Convens Of This city,
were deeply grieved to hear OF
her death which occurred at 1913
last night.
Hers waS a very peaceful. unob-
trnsiFe life and her death wss as
peaceful IS Ter life had been.
Sister Mary Gabriel was known
among her relatives and frieads as
Miss Mary Shortal of Kilkenny,
Ireland. Having been raised in
Ireland, she had the flSely and
simple faith which was a conse-
quence 6f hes early training aG,1
associations in that country. That
her generosity Of soul vas great
IS e-1aent, for she left home and
ccHntty &c devote the best years Of
her life 10 God. Her zeal kindled
in her heart longing for a mission
ary's life. Following It's prompt
ing. she set cut for Texas in 1879
with band Of Eve Sisters aiad t9o
priests wEo we've brought by Faith
er Vaulenburg, wh6 was the Sup
Orior OF the Cblates Ia Browns
v:lle.
Father yandenbarg ard one of
The sisters of that band died of
yellow fever in 1882. Sister Ga
briel was also brought to the point
of teatn by tie same diseaseAbut
God a!D1sed her to live, SO that
she 4iiight devcts her life and
Strength te his service.
The deceased Sister led . most
exemplary life in the world as well
as ii religion. She was gentle,
doing good in a quiet nnpretend-
ing manner.
Macy beautiful floral offerings
have been sent by friends and
bdpils as last testimony of "a
fiction ere the dear sister repose
IN her quiet restingpiaee, /
The funeral VIII take place at 3
p. rs. from the convent chapel, aud .
ler remains will be inferred in j
convent cemetery tia funeral SER
rice being performed by the Oblnte
Fathers and the procession beiGg !
,orined By si<tess ard fair pupils. !
SineereSt expressions OF SYM !
)athy and coincidence are extended !
% the Mother Superior spd sisters
ind the members Of Sister GaJriel's
'am;ly in their hour OF bereave- !
n4nt. 4 Pupil. !
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27

On end after tie first ef NeveRs-
Der wiil be ef.:ldreIeS lss tie ils ~
manager. wllo viii far,isis ~ past
7a.tlcns With pure .yrrsey milk on
tie same conditions, price 5os:ts.
per gallon, regular custesnerS and
Sill deliver to morning eaSsseaers
at residences IS near the hour de-
sired AZ pc SilIe. 4soSe wlc have
bsen sending to the GARY evenings
fer their Xix viii Ise soapsis-l at
the market - aud after Eve; click
every evening, where the maaager
will have i delivery Sand. The.
manager conf4mpiates putting On.
evening delivery service IN the
ssear faturs. he will endravor to
expand the -Irysssg .Gsssry Business.
Ihe Isle of Jerspy Is too far away
to ltIlize for the DAIRY business,
hence it wiil account for his bring
ing all the jerseys from the island
eFer to Brownsville, Cameron
ecansy, and as Ne are not of an
entirely aud solely selfish nature,
will sell any-that prove worthless
to ots eeighbors at unreasonable
prices. Iffeess cash in hand, e. S.
cy.
Give tie new manager a trial
and look pleasant.
TeF4s--prenipt payment Of bills
cash not preferred as monthly ere
dit a~cids necessity OF chang8.
En-. conBs, Manager.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
&c CD 80
kSaRS&Eass EzsvvsaeRr
<AAsoEzszegy Fszzs9
Kc:5es

The Jersey Dairy. Having Chang
ed hands, to take place on the 1st-
proxino, the present proprietor
recommends all patrons to the nex
owrter and proprietor; who wiz be
prepared to put on general delivers
service, to deliver fresh JERSEY
milk moTnicg snd evening, as nay
be desired, to monthly customers,
for future price and delivery apply
to new manager.
Thanking the pablo in general
most cordially for theif liberal
patronage for the past ten years,
or more. I predict suceessMa z 9od
service N fature from Tie nev
nlsnager
w J w Propr:stor.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
Notice TO Tax Payers.

The tsxpayers of CNmeroh coun-
~ are hereby notified that the col
lection Of state and county taxes
for the current year-1899-begaii,
accorGiag td i;i.g, Oct. 1ss., 1899.
and That | am now ready to re-
ceive taxes as per tie assessment
tolls e said wear:
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
TEa Ladfas.

The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may use
syrup Of Figs, uader 81 eondi-
lions, nsakss It tNeir ff.iyos:fs rem
9sy To get the trts ard genuine
hg.icle, l5ok for tie naEae Of The
csl.nrnia Zig Syrup Co. printed
1eet tie bottom Of the paeksg
zszs By oil drnggsFs
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
nc Cure 4 Cola III One Issz.

Take Laxative Bromo Qninine
TABLETS. Ali druggists refund ti,e
money if i; fails to care, 25c. The
genuine hat L. B. G. on each Tab
ct.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27

London, 26.-Dispatelles from
the front are so varied and contra
dictory it is difficult TO outline tase
situation Eith precision. THREE or
four main facts stand out p,ymi-
pently, however. Gen. Sym pd's
Sght at Gieiicae was Hot anyt g
hike decisive victory, as frs
alleged; and .G,n Yule wonld in
all probability have been annihiiat-
ed or met the same fate IS the cap
tured Iiussars, if he had not re-
treated while Gen. Whites artil-
fery duel at Rietfontein was very
severe engagement, IL which sue
cess was achieved a5 distressing
cost The bombsrdment Of Mafek-
ing has commenced With unknown
results, and the Beers have get
their Hussar prisoners safely 10
Pretoria. Altogethor, the campaign
is being pushed BY the Beers so
strenuousiy and on such strate-
.gical lines, that the situation of the
British mast give them cause for
deep anxiety fer some time to come
1t IS difficult to sse Bow theconcen-
trazed forces as Iaaysmith nil De
ABLE Z tsss.the aggressive Aside
fsssz gas gass -
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27

Sentiment What ctooled
streets this town has % exclaimed
the stranger in the islands.
YES" answered the Filipino
general, "we'fe mighty proud
of this sown. Il makes, US think
of Boston. "-WasIingon Star.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27


London, Oct. 26.-Wsrofsc to-
Gay received following telegram
from Gen. White:
Ladyslnith, aa5.-Gen. Yules
force hs8 left Dundee Wits view Of
concentrating 1T Ladysmiih to
avoid risk OF life, which long
march would have entailed.
}Feandea we're left at Dundee I'M
der medical Supervision. Yester-
day Col. White having ascertained
Ii 1t F'kse State forces had moved
eastward from Besters station and
were attempting to gain road from
j4adySniith TO North, moved in di=
kectien .f EIandslangie 9Th 9Th.
Lancers, 9th Hussars, Imperial
light horse, Natal mounted volun-
teers, two field batteries, one
,Nountain battery aud brigade of
infantry. In action at Glands
.angle Johannesburg fierce with
detachrient of German corps was
completely srckeE up.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
Hard March.

London, Oct. 25.-War Office re-
ceived the following dispatch from
Gen. White: Ladysmith, Oct. IS.
7ale's colufan fas just
marched in ai5sr very hard march
in an exceptionally heavy rain
Men though done. mp, are in ex-
crptioaaIly fine spirits. ENEMY
aid not mc!est them.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27

I.oRdon Get. 26.-Orders issued
Today FOR additional 50G9 tgossssS to
sail foT South africa hetReen Nov.
Z ana Is.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
DAMAsO IERNA;

Tx Collector Cameron County
Brownsville, Tex. Gil. &c, 1859.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27
T0DAY;S
IElE6as.m!.lS.
SOUTH AFRICAN H|aR.
Affairs al Masking.

Preseria, Oct q. Via Marquee
25) Bombardms;st e. MafeEing
began tl:is morning Women were
given ample time to leave tom.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27

Pretoria. Oct. 25.-sheIling of
Mafeking continues {. dsy.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27

Cepetown, Oct. 26--According
to a dispatch received here from
Pretoria in the engagement il the
British forces under Col. PIumiper
and Beers at Rhode8ia IS Beers
were killed aud 4 l,l;sie prisoners.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-27

L.ondon,- Get. ga belated
dispatch sent ff5m Glencoe emp
on night of battle in that vicinity
admits that few Eoer dead and
wounded were found on field and
attempt to explain this by saying,
thought fighting Boeys in eoccld-
anee mith their custom, buried
their tead aug carried OFF their
wounded, Immediately after Hey
fell. Those remaining representing
Only tie casualties during last
moments of fighting, even their
disabled cannon had been removed,
although broken pieces of then
eosid be seen lying about.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-10
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.Thad Smith spent the day in Tama
on business.
Mr.. e. f. Harlan was in Eldora on
business Monday.
MIR. j. S. Perry was in Gilman over
might on business.
Miss Christine Peterson is home from
a weeks visit in Chicago.
/ Mir Byron Webster VAS in Cedar
Rapids on business today.
Mrs. j. w. Dobbin. of State Center.
visited in she city Monday
Mir. q. W. Ward. of Eldora, was in
the city on business Monday.
Mr.. G. F. Capron. Of State Center,
Was in the city on business Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Keller, of Des
| MONIES. are the guests of the laiter's
sister Mrs. A. NJ. Page.
Miss May Dibbern returned Monday
evening from Des Moines, where she
4 has been visiting few days.
Miss Clara Sharp went to Grinneii
4 Monday evening teS be the guest OF MISS
Cora Sampson for a fortnight
/ DR.. f. w. Clark of Grinneh. was In
4 the city Monday night on business, ana
was the guest of DR.. n. r. Migheli.
Mrs. j. Peterson. of Nevada, and sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. L. Madison, of Nc
cansburg, spent Monday in the city
Mrs. Frank llinsey arrived home this
morning from Belle PLANE, where she
has been visiting relatives for week.
j Mr.. Guy L. Miller went to Colo Mon
Iaay evening. whore he viii VISIT reia-
sItives and old friends for few days
Mrs. G. A. cobb went home to Ida
q Grove this morning after short visit
| with her sister Mrs. G. A. Newcomer
. Miss Roselle Park returned today
= from Ames, where she has been visiting
: a few days with her aunt. Mrs. G. H
d Hemstreet.
Miss Gertrude Tomlinson returned
Z This morning from short visit Will
her brother Mr.. w. L. Tomlinson,
I. LaMoile.
: Miss Laura Benzi, of Chicago, ar
: rived in the city this morning TO spehs
: two weeks with her sister. Mrs Geors
La Plant.
Mrs. May Chapman went to De
e Moines Monday evening, where she VII
is be the guest for a week OF MISS LUZ
h Chapman
le Mrs e. w. Nelson returned Monda
: evening from a SIX weeks WISH III y
8 Joseph with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
N +. 5. Goodwin.
or Mrs. G.. L. Baker and bay son Merle
DC of Kansas City, are in the city for
10 months visit with the formers siste
~ Mrs. =. II I4hem.
or Miss Ethel Rennie returned 20 ne
y home in Oskaloosa Monday e4enin
=. after few days visit with Mr.. an
" Mrs Robert McMains.
:" Mrs. r. p Lerle and children. Dea
ps and Dorothy, returned this mornir
az from few days visit at Written WI
= DR.. and Mrs. III. G. Willetts.
ol Mrs Charles Heitshu arrived non
- Monday evening from Sterling, II
~, where she has been visiting wet
w with her mother. Mrs. j. NJ. Burr.
"a Mr.. Allen Packer, of Union, spe
~ Monday in the city. leaving In the eve
=, ing for st. Joseph. Mo-. where he
- remain for a short time on business
~ Miss Martha Jones arrived nor
inc Monday night from Des Moines, VINE
M for the past week she has been as
arc guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Am
,es Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Corfe. OF Unie
les who have been guests of the latte
ge. mother, Mrs. L. ]. Holmes, Tor Z
The days, returned to their home Mond
lis evening.
Al Miss Madge Finch, Of Huron. s.
der who has been the guest for few da
OF her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Pai
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-10
urntng 9'inrrs e1nahIttrn1 H1aralla joaus
DR.. Janss., physician and surgeon.
Young mems fine suits: fits equal to
tailor made. o, III, Hole

Young mems fine suits: fits equal to.
tailor made. o. III. Hole.
Never-slag curtain stretcher and
washline poles at Schmidt & Bourne's.
Wanted at once, twenty good men to
work on sewer. VIII pay $175 per day.
j. c. Dunn, contractor.
The first meeting of the local cam
paign will be at the Odeon tomorrow
night, when Governor Shaw will adj
dress the people.
Carl Kent. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vol
ney Kent, has accepted a position as
office boy in the general passenger de-
partment of the Central.
The Regent $3.50 shoe for men is the
only shoe that gives the wear and
style of a SIS shoe, and is for sale only
by Ingledue & Young, Boston Shoe
Store.
Miss Nora Marshall, of Union, spent
Monday in the city, being on her way
home from Des Moines, where she has
been in attendance at the state conven-
ton of the w. c. I. U.
The Oliver P. Scott Minstrel Com
pany arrived in the city this morning
from Iowa City. A very pleasing con-
cert was given at noon by the COM
pany's band OF sixteen pieces.
Mr.. Theodore Johnston arrived home
Monday evening from Waterloo, where
he was in attendance Sunday and Mon
day as a lay delegate to the annual
conference of the Upper Iowa Method
list churches.
Rev. j. G.. Van Ness, assisted by Rev.
F. w. Russell, will have the funeral
services of the late Mrs. Bessie Ham
bell Campbell in charge Wednesday
|afternoon. Messrs. Charles Timer, j. F.
Mcdonald, Orrin Everett, c. ID. Lusby
Charles Whitehead and A. G.. Edwards
the latter of Tama, have been asked TIC
otiiciate as pail bearers.
Mrs. Charles Wiley. son Jim and baby
daughter, arrived from Mason City
Monday evening, where they have beer
for almost a week. or during the time
Mrs. j. T.. Lander was in Fort Dodge
at the bedside of her sister, the late
Mrs. Bessie Hambel-Campbell. The.
were accompanied by Miss Cora Landel
and this morning Mr.. j. Il. Lander ant
/ daughter. Miss Grace, arrived from
| Mason City. Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Campbell, of Fort Dodge, parents o
/ Mr. Campbell, arrived this afternoon
ION the Colorado special.
Professor w. p. Howe of the Soldiers
Home. Went to Des Moines Monda.
evening, where he viii visit a few day
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-10
THUEL BUR.NHAM COMING.
Magnificent Piano Recital by This
Marvellous Young Player ut the
Odeon Thursday Night.

by special arrangement Mr. Thuel
Durham, the wonderful young pianist,
will give a grand piano recital at the
odeon Thursday evening. His remark
able playing thrilled large audience
here last winter and with constant and
assiduous practice he has even improved
more. He has been justly styled "ths
American PaderewsM' by the large
eastern papers. The New York Artists
Gazetteer says:
sThuel Burnham. whose career has
been almost unprecedented, Will un
ouestionably prove one of the mos
brilliant pianists America has evel
produced. His uncomfortable determl
nation, splendid ambition and marked
musical ability and temperament ar
recognized
/ Seats now selling at Simmons store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-10

Wanted-Seventy-f TO 100 men.
Wages, SID a day Apply to p. Har-
rity, roadmaster Of the Chicago Great
Western, depot, Marshalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-10

The Literary Clan was entertained
Monday evening by Miss Mary Hall.
Miss Hattie Perkins has been invited to
meet With the young ladies this year.