Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
pr. Janss. surgeon ana physician.

DR.. Janss. surgeon ana physician
Go to sundells Cafe for the best
meals.
oysters served in any style at Gif-
fordss restaurant.
The nobbiest assortment Of fancy
dishes in the city at Culley's. See
them.
See US for wooden blankets. We have
some pretty patterns in fancy plaids.
NJ. F.. Andrews.
We have a complete stock OF both
lumber and coal. Better get u prices
before you buy. Irwin Lumber Com
pany.
Dwinnell. Wright4& Co.'S Royal Mo-
cha and Java coffee is used by lovers
of the best coffee. Sold only at Reyn-
ODDS, Watson s. Co.'S.
The Maccabee Harp Orchestra was in
Eldora Tuesday night, where it fur
nished music for a select dancing party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett.
Mr.. Emmett S~wearingen, of Albion.
left this morning. in company With a
party of gentlemen from points north of
Marshalltown, for Breckenridge, Mimi,
where he Will remain for q week or ten
days on business.
If you nave not seen the new cloth
ing. the L%cndondale shown by w. H.
Burrows & Co, 1t will certainly pay
you to do SO. as it is beyond question
the finest ready-to-put-on clothing in
market today.
The largest and handsomest line of
touches in the city nay be found at
ID. C. Wilbur's. There has been a great
Improvement in coucnes, both in style
and finish. within the past year, and
ours have all the modern improve
ments. Come and let US show you
what we have. d. c. Wilbur.
Mr.. b. r. Graham, of Washington, d.
C., spent a portion of Tuesday night in
the city as the guest of DIR. and Mrs. ~.
L. Migllell. Mr.. Graham came to his
home in Melrose township, Grundy
icounty, to vote. nj remained here un-
til 11:25, when he left for Washington.
He has been in Washington for several.
years, having for some time held a fed
teral position in the capitol. AT present
he is employed as market master. in
charge of the larger markets of the city.
The of the Iowa Central
foot ball eleven, as soon as the chal-
lenge of the Rhoades-Carmean team
appeared in these columns Tuesday
evening, fastened to the T.-R. office TO
place their acceptance of the challenge,
providing the Rhoades-CaTmeaR eleven
would consent TO play strictly
Rhoades-Carmean men, the same rule
holding good With the Central eleven.
The Central team will cover the $50 Of
fered by the Rhoades-Carmean men
and any other that thef factory
boys see fit to put UP.
Drink Sinclair's % cent Java and Mo-
cha coffee.
Mr.. Guy Talbot, traffic manager Of the
Peoria & Pekin Terminal Railway Com
pany, was in the city Tuesday to Vote.
leaving for Peoria, via Des Moines. in
the evening. Mr.. Talbot has just taken
charge of his new position With the Pee
oria-Pekin company, and thinks he Will
like his new position very much. He
has offered clerkship to MIR. r. NJ.
barley, formerly of the Iowa Central
auditing department.. but more recently
general auditor, freight n passenger
agent Of the Muscatine North & South
Railway Company. Mr.. barley expects
to AXE the Peoria position.
sinclair's 90 cent Java and Mocha
lpleaSeS all.
The case of Gilbert Vanderpool, the
Michigan mar who was placed under
arrest a few days ago by the sheriff
officers for an alleged crime committed
in 1898 in Cass county, Michigan, was
set for today in Justice Aliens court.
The action here Is simply for the pur-
pose of holdingAthe prisoner until req
uisition papers can be secured. Van
i derpool is accused of securing the sig
nature to a prcmissory note with the
intent of d~efrauding. The complaining
witness in the action is Sheriff William
Reagan. There has been some diff
Guilty in securing the requisition pa
pers.
Buy sinclair's % cent Java and Mo-
cha coffee.
The case Of John Winebrenner fol
obtaining money under false pretenses
as the result of an arrest q few days
ago by Constable Nicholson. was called
in Justice Burritt's u this morning
but was Immediately transferred "
Justice Aliens court on a change o,
venue. The complaining witness in III,
case is I. F. Jones. a Center street gro
Ger. who alleges that Wineprenner go
goods from him upon the%p retense tha'
he was in the employ of County At
torney Henry Stone and had wages du'
him amounting to $40. An order TO
the money on Mr.. Stone WIS given u
Jones by Winebren,er, ard when pre-
: scented to Mr.. Stone the holder vas In
t formed that Winebrenner never hat
been in the county attorneys emplo.
: and he owned him no money. The evi
dence in the case was concluded short
ly before noon, hut the arguments wer
postponed until this afternoon.
, For sprains, swelings and lamene
there is nothing so good as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale b:
druggists.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Big Rally at the Odeon Monday Nigh
t Nov. 12.
All republicans. democrats and other
, are invited TO attend the big rally" a