Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-08

SURGEON.
Fresh oysters in every style at sun
dell's cafe.
Clean cotton rags at the
Times-Republican.
Never wait until too late, but get your
fancy peaches at Culley,s tonight.
Mr.. N. b. Hoyt was in Eldora Friday
IN attendance at the Hardin county
fair.
Clocks Of all kinds, from the smallest
TO the large hall clocks, at Aliens, IA
East Main.
The extremes of temperature for the
twenty-four hours ending at Z a. m.
We're rs and 81.
The Ladies Guild of st. Paul's church
will hold its regular meeting Monday
afternoon with Mrs. /. c. speers, on
North Fourth street.
Go to Flowers for oysters New
York squares. so cents; New York
standards. 50 cents: selects, 40 cents per
can. Received fresh every day
Z The Melbourne Record of Friday says
of a lady We'll known here: Mrs T. A.
Hunt has been sick for some two weeks
past, but is now convalescent."
Don't get excited and order your soft
coal until you have had our prices. We
guarantee our prices are the lowest
quality considered. Baker Bros.
Attend the yearly meeting at Oska-
loosa tomorrow. Special train excursion
Via the Iowa Central railway. Fare
s1.25 for the round trip. Train leaves at
$40 a. m.
The price of fresh, bright hard coal
viii advance from $3.50 TO IS on Sept.
10. Call or telephone your order if You
want the advantage of the lowest price
Baker Bros.
The price of fresh, bright hard coal
viii advance from $3.50 to IS on Sept 10.
Call or telephone your order If you want
the advantage of the lowest price.
Baker Bros.
E Don't stay away from church tomor-
row and worry over Your Sunday dim
ner, but so to Giffords, where the most
delicious meal is served in proper style
for % cents.
Assistant General Freight Agent S. G.
Lutz, of the Central, returned this
morning from Chicago, where he has
been for a few. days looking after com.
| pany business.
Toledo Chronicle: Miss Anna Cornell
Jus started Friday night fer Calumet
Mich, whore she enters upon another
| years work as teacher in the city
schools OF that place.
Since returning from the state fair at
/ Des Moinea last week MIR Lennox has
4 haG no end of congratulations on ac-
count Of receiving the first premium or
i mis- leading product, the Torrid Zone
furnace.
4 Postmaster John @. Saint was able IL
1 be down town today for the first tins
A3sinee his recent injury in Des Nome.
during state fair week. HI is still quite
lame and sore. and suffers some pain
I but does not anticipate being kept in
doors longer.
We have hats for the hatless man, no
lat the old song of special SALE bu
soft CT derby. 1t does not matter HOY
your head is shaped, we can do it. Yo,
4 want a fall hat, and the latest style
4 Come to our store and get it, Farran,
4 & Clifford
State Center Independent: Messrs
i 3. G. WhitAhiil, Charles Mason, L. F
Il Rohde, William Saxauer. James +
s. Cowan, Harry Walker and C. II. Sher
We're witnesses before the grand jur.
4 yesterday in the case against the tw
robbers caught in the Mason & White
lfhill store.
4 The home of Mr.. and Mrs. u. C. Rob
4 inson, 712 North Fourth street. wa
8tquarantined this afternoon for m.mbra
neous Group. A child of Mr. and Mrs
4 E.. H. Powell, of 315 South Third ave
4 nue.. is i'll with diphtheria, and the Pow
4 ell apartments were placed under quar-
antine this afternoon.
Rev. r. w. Parsons, who has been i
with typhoid fever and necessarily ha
been unable to fill his pulpit, will preac
tomorrow for the first time in fiv
weeks. Rev. Parsons will not take hi
4 customary vacation this year owing t
the fact that his recent illness kept hir
away from his work SO long.
4 - - -
A gold watch bought of Hellberg j
like an annuity insurance policy. 1t
value is reliable and it pays you
large sum of satisfaction every year S
long as you may live and even bette
4 than an insurance policy, which stop
at your death, the gold watch will con
tinue to pay its annuity to your heirs.
The man who knows how to buy
q horse can buy with safety and so ca
the man who knows how to buy
watch, but the average man knows lit
tie about a watch. He should go to
dealer like Hellberg who knows a
about a watch has made them i
Sweden, and will give you the benfit q
his judgment.
Mr.. j. B. Matson, secretary of til
q Farmers Creamery Company, of Stat
Center, spent the day in the city o
q business connected with securing bid
on heating and plumbing for his ne,
residence being erected in State Center
! Mr.. Matson is going to- have one of TIL
finest residences in the town. the entir
cost OF the property, including tn
} ground, aggregating about $4,000.
Mr.. a. d. Meeker leaves tonight a
/ 11:25 for Chicago, where he will spen
q Sunday. and on Sunday evening, at
s o'clock, will join the Chicago delegatio
J to Buffalo, where next week will occu