Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-06
Or. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
Do you smoke the Middle West?
DR.. Burkart. osteopatli, 800 West Mall

Do YOU smoke the Middle West?"
Dr. Burkart, osteopatl,, 3o2 West MAR
sacred concert at Splritualists camp
Sunday.
The finest bakery goods you will find
at Sundell's cafe.
desperate Remedies modern
novel. At Lebig's.
Try a cord of our hard wood chunks
Grown Fue! and Lime Company.
E'ifty-first Iowa band at the Spirit
ualists' camp Sunday afternoon.
III. e. Simkins undertaking exclusive
". Second door west of postoff1ce.
Just received, a new invoice of shell
goods and novelties. Nine Rema, ID
West Main street.
We have a good supply of split wood
and kinding for sale. Brown Fuel and
Lime Company.
Lanes Tea is the hest remedy on the
market for liver and kidney trouble.
| Alexander Drug Co.
Sacred concert at the Spiritualists'
camp Sunday at o'cl5ck. Fifty-flrst
Regimental band.
Ii you drink beer for a tonic order a
case of Export or Private Stock from
| Gust herman. North Center street.
The brightness of our styles. the per-
lection of our garments, the mammoth
stock you have to select from. are
reasons why you should enquire as to
our prices Hopkins, the popular tailor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bunk, of
| Houston, Tex. arrived in the city f'r'-
day and will make their home hers
Mr. Bunk has taken position in the
furnace department of the LennoX
Manufacturing Company.
Rev. William NJ. Force, paster of the
United Evangelical church of Gearing.
was in the city Friday afternoon, leav-
ing in the evening for Grand View
Louisa county where he will conduci
services Sunday.
Miss Alice Edwards. of Waterloo,
spent Friday in the city as the guest
| of Miss Nellie Pemberton, of the Wood
bury school, going in the evening to
Glidden, where she has been engaged
as German and Latin instructor in the
Glidden high school.
Miss Adeline Bishop, of Fremont. ar
rived in the city today and Will re-
main over Sunday as the guest OF MISS
Nellie Pemberton. Miss Bishop, who is
a daughter of Mrs. Ruth Bishop. for
Imerly of LaMoille, and sister of Mr..
i ]. NJ. Bishop, of this city. is on her
way to Sioux Falls, S. d.. where she
will teach during the coming year.
w. w. Wilson, of Clear Lake. who
lis connected with a Chicago wholesale
drug firm, and has the entire state
as his territory, is contemplating serl-
ously removing to this city to make
I his home. Mr.. Wilson has been living
lat Clear Lake for two years, but hnas;
that its location is against his being
] able to cover his territory properly.
He has had both Des Moines and Mar
shalltOwn In view in making the chanSe.
and has about decided on this city.
having made partial arrangements;
while in the city Friday. Mr.. Wilson
lis we'll known to the drug trade III the
state.
given by Santanelli at the Odeon the
iater, commencing next Monday prom
/ Uses to be extremely interesting. When
Laughing gas was first discovered, say
/ Mr.. Santanelli 1.-The discoverer could
/ not persuade the public to accept the
use of this wonderful anaesthetic un-
! Ill a shrewd genius conceived the hap-
by thought OF renting an opera house
land inviting volunteers from the audi
| ences to come on the stage and partske
of this, then mysterious, gas. After a
few nights, volunteers became NUM-
erous. the public became familiar With
It's effect. and in a few years they lost
all fear of the gas that caused people
A to go thru humorous antics. yet leslV-
ling no i'll effect. Today no one hesi-
1ates when he is in the dental office
to take laughing gas. 1t is the same
with hypnotism. the public entertain
ers are doing good missionary work in
showing the general public that al! can
be hypnotized, that the sound-minded
! man is the better subject, that no III
s. can come from it, that a subject does
mot lose his individuality, and no ad-
! vantage can be taken of him. The
i American people are so constituted that
they first must laugh, then investigate
then adopt" Prices, TO- 20 and 81
/ cents. A lady free Monday evening
with every 30-cent ticket reserved
Lefore 6 o'clock.
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