Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-31

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DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Or. Trotter, physician and surgeon.
New walking skirts. Lee & Benedict
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. so2 West Main
oysters in every style at sundell's
, Cafe.
Lace curtain sale tomorrow. Lee s
, Benedict.
1 Thirty .two-inch black silk velvet a,
NJ. f. Andrews.
4 Fresh oysters and oyster crackers at
Culley's. Shrimps in bulk.
Trade at Reynolds. Watson & Co. and
get checks for gold coin stamps.
Ladies .'pantella" combination hose
and tight for sale by Bannatyne & Lay
Lay.
No one, has the varieties Of pickles
that Culey has and prices are lower
than others
One hundred pieces of new sheet mu-
sic just received. Come and get your
pick. Adamson, 116 West Main.
For snle-Cheap. Good second hand
hard coal stove and one good sheet iron
stove. DIR. Hynds. over "Hawkeye.'
Manifestations runner, who I'M
i dcrstands taking care of hotel office and
furnace. Hotel Mack, State Center
Iowa.
We viii make cut prices on good bug
gies during November for the purpose
CT reducing stock. Ketchum & Johnston
Company.
4 Hammered brass. metal painted
wedgewood and lacquered ware and
terra Gotta PLAQUES at Liebigs,
West Main.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs,
4 A. II. Sheldon and Mrs. "A. w. Hoy Fri
4 day afternoon at the Sheldon home, No,
$50 North First street.
4 Just think Of it, youths suits that
4 formerly sold as high as $11 for $4.1b;
that is exactly what you can buy If
you come to our store Friday and Sat
urday. Farrand & Clifford.
Father Patrick Carroll, of Tama, was
lin the city over night Wednesday, be-
ing on his way home from Cedar Falls,
4 where he was present Wednesday at the
funeral OF the late Father Bernard
Coyle.
Th largest local passenger business
done by the Chicago Great Western in
the history of Marshailtown was re-
Iported for last month, the receipts of the
office in this city having been between
$1,000 and $1,000.
One OF the most common and expen-
i siye operations known to surgery is fol-
appendicitis. The treatment following Is
i always Il prolonged one, SO that this dis
ease, as yet so little understood, Is a
1 regular contributor to the maintenance
of hospitals. The surest way is to take
i DR.. Cranes Quaker Tonic Tablets, the
reliable preventive. regularly. Cost. 50
cents.
Now is the time to clotte the boys
for winter Farand & Clifford. ut their
closing out sale, will on Friday and
Saturday only put on sale 152 boys
suits, ages is to 90 years. These are
tsuits that formerly sold at from $6 to
ISL we want to sell them quick.
therefore have put the price to $4.15.
which will certainly sell them in a
hurry Come early and get the best.
Farrand & clifford.
| Father NJ. c. Lehman, Of st. Mary's
lchurch, spent Wednesday in Cedar Falls
lin attendance at the funeral of Rev.
Father Bernard Coyle, for twenty-seven
years priest and for the past five years
pastor of the church at Cedar Falls.
Archbishop Keane was present at
| the funeral, and priests from as far dis
! tant as st. Louis and Montreal were In
attendance. Father Lehman was &C.
companied home by his 'ousin, Rev. b.
/ C. Leni,,an, OF Boone, who was his guest
over night.
! The remains of the late William H.
Colt, who died in st. Paul on the 9th
| inst. OF BriEht's diseaVe, arrived in the
| city this morning on belated Great
Western train and were inferred in
Riverside Rev. F. NJ. Coleman, Of the
Methodist church, conducted brief
service at the grave, and Messrs. NJ. e.
Desch, w. B. Williams, Cloud H. Brock
and James r. Haines acted at pail bear
ers. Messrs. Mark and George Colt, sons
of the deceased, accompanied the re-
mains to this city.
Ward and vokes will present their
very latest fun feast. 1.-The Head
Walters at the Odeon tonight. In this
production these popular comedians are
surrounded with an exceptionally large
and clever company OF fifty-five people.
1t is promised that the staging is on a
scale Of richness surprising any effort
ever seen in this popular kind of the
etricals. The cast includes Ward and
Vokes, Lucy DAILY, Margaret DAILY
Vokes, George Sidney. Joe Kelly, Bessie
Franklyn. Louis Powers. the Tuxedo
Ladies band and fine chorus of forty
voices.
| The funeral OF the late James L. Brit
ton was largely attended Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the late
residence of the deceased, Ill North
Fifth street. A large delegation from
Banner lodge, No. 1913. I. o. o. F.. at
tended in abody. Rev. Boardman. of the
Congregational church, had the services
at the house in charge, and at the grave
4 Chaplain Jesse Cole, of the Soldiers
Home, conducted the rituallstic services
| for the Odd Fellows. Mrs. Lay and Miss
/ Crabtree had charge of the singing. The
| floral pieces from. friends We're very