Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-15
). Janss. surgeon and physician

?r. Janss. surgeon and physician
/ Dr. Mighell surgeon and physician.
Or. Boucher, 2Os South Third Ave
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Clarll's best spool cotton, two for
cents Archie Parker.
Have you tried Mayors White Pine
Cough Syrup? If not do so.
White and colored chamber slop jars
and chamber sets at Culley's.
Be sure and attend the sacrifice cloak
sale at Written & Whiteheads.
A fine line of plain, chased and set
rings at Aliens, IA East Main street.
The National roller bearing carpet
sweeper; none better, at ID. c. Wilburs.
Great clearing sale on all cloaks.
Twenty per cent off. Bannatyne &
Lay.
For that cold of yours be sure and
yet box of Mayors Cold Cure tab
llets.
| A car load of iron beds, all colors and
designs, just arrived at Cards furniture
store.
Get prices on Monte Carlos at the
sacrifice sale at Written & White
| leads
Agent L. w. Eells, of the Northwest
ern at Quarry, was in the city Friday
afternoon.
! Childern's chatelaine purses in new
| designs at w. c. Osman. Green trad
ing stamps.
Mr.. Fred Gilchrist was in Grinnel!
today to witness the Cornell Grinnell
foot ball game.
The celebrated Val Blatz private
stock and export beers are for sale only
by Gust herman.
/ See the display of china and water
colors in Simmons window by Miss
Minnie Hollister.
Royal luncheon and roquefort cheese,
fresh and the best grade, at Olson's,
III West Main street.
Mr.. H. P. Densel, who has been in
| California for several months, is eX-
pected home tomorrow or Monday.
II you burn wood you can't miss 1t
| by ordering a cord of our dry, hard
chunk or stove wood. Brown Fuel &,
Lime Co.
Capt. Nose Arquette. of the Gem
| trail, leaves this evening for Clear Lake,
where he will remain for a few days
duck shooting with friends.
Beautiful four-piec tea set given
away Monday at Paley's jewelry store.
Each lady in attendance will be given a
ticket wheth she makes a purchase or
not.
George Hanson, for twenty-five years
a section foreman on the Northwestern
at Quarry, Is lying quite seriously i'll at
his home, suffering from Bright's dis
ease. Mr.. Hanson has been confined to
the house more or less for the past
three months, but of late his condition
has gradually become more critical. 1t
| is not expected he can survive the win
ter
Two hundred sacks of gold ore from
placer mines in Montana, were brought
to the city this morning from st. Paul
by the Wels-Fargo Express Company,
and delivered to the American, en- route
| to Omaha. The consignment was
valued at $4,000. The gold went west
| on the NORTHWESTERN iast Iiai, Tue
| train being held here about fifteen
minutes in loading.
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panies west from Chicago and unload
ing baggage consumed a great deal of
valuahle fine. The Portland special
west was also DELAYED twenty-five
minutes, the heavy train being unable