Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-05

Dr.. Burkart. osteopath. 500 Yves
Main.
New country sorghum fine. Olson
the grocer.
Oysters in bulk at Culley's marke
10 and IL South First avenue.
Get some Of Snyder's oyster cock
Tail at the Hawkeye grocery.
we are better prepared than ever Il
do your laundry work. Flitton.
I,r. MARS: consultation free. Office
over Fidelity bank. Both phones.
Refore buying your winter supply OF
earned fruits and vegetables get prices
from the Hawlkeye grocery.
We have very desirable line Of
center tables and rockers. Come IN
and see them. d. c. Wilbur
Dr. MARS treats all forms of stom-
ach, liver, and kidney trouble, dropsy
paralysis and constipation.
/ Preliminary seat sale for the Il. X
Y. NJ. c. A. course tomorrow morning
lat o'clock at Furhushs hardware
store.
The wcman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church VIII
meet with Mrs. Dewey, 512 North Firs'
avenue, Friday afternoon.
we have the largest line OF clocks N
the city, from the smallest alarm to the
Largest hall clock. Come in and see
them. George j. Allen. IA East Main
+ Claim Agent Marquis Barr and AS
sis,ant Solicitor Malcomb. OF Oska-
ioosa. were in the city Wednesday. on
their way to Oskaloosa from Eldora'
where they spent Tuesday looking
after company business.
Let us show you the newest In over
coatin9s. Our stock is large. fun and
cornplete Never have we done SO large
a business as we are now doing, and
never have we shown SO large an as
sortment. Hopkins, the popular tailor.
The lecture to have been given at
the Soldiers Home Tuesday evening
by Rev. A. r. Adams, pastor of the
Christian church at Knoxville, on
'Gleaning the Grapes of Ephrianl," has
been indefinitely postponed on account
Of illness In Rev. Adams family.
Jennie Hagan Brown always charms.
surprises and delights her audiences
with. her wonderful and beautiful lee
lures and lsnpromptu poems and word
pictures. At Spiritualist church, COR
ner Second avenue and Church street.
tonight at O'Clock. Ten-cent collec-
ton.
NJ George w. Dean, of Colo, spent
Wednesday in the city looking after
business. Mr.. Dean, who has been in
the restaurant business at LeGrand for
a number OF years recently removed To
Colo, where he engaged in business. He
Is having new building erected for
his occupancy.
Reading is pleasure when 1t in
wolves no strain on tlle eyes-a posi-
t,va main when 1t does. II your eye
sight Is naturally bad or has become so.
cogne in and let us examine your eyes
free CT cost to YOU. II there is any
eyeglass remedy known we can supply
il promptly. intelligentiy, accurately,
tessiye. George j. Allen. II East Main.
Mrs. L. A. Maulsby received,
word Wednesday announcing the death
of her father, Henry Ward, at his home
in Crown Point. Ohio. which occurred
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock The
exsLct cause Of his death is not known,
altho he had been in falling health for
sorne time. Mrs. Maulsby just returned
from visit with her father Tuesday
morning. She will not be able to at
:end the funeral owing to her hus-
bands Illness.
A very successful sale Of livestock
was conducted Wednesday afternoon at
Gilman. The sale was made by the
Charles Colebourne estate and Alexan-
der Reed. One hundred head of cattle,
four head OF horses and 1913 head OF
hogs were disposed of, the entire lot
agtsregating $4,000. The horses sold in
the lead, one 2-year-old flly bringing
$3.50. One 2-year-old steer brought
$36 and mich cows sold between $40
and $35. Spring shotes brought on an
average of 81.
In presenting such attractions as
Banda Rosa, the Abraham Lincoln
portrayal. the Jackson-C rawford con-
cert, ETC., on the r. n. Y. NJ. C. A.
course this year, 1t is impossible to
clear expenses at the former price of
seats. One dollar will be the extra
fee for seats next Tuesday morning on
the rotation plan. Tomorrow morning
a % cent fee for each attraction will ha
charged for choice from the alternate
rows OF the right OF the Odeon, and re-
tanning the same seats thru the course.
Furbush's hardware, s o'clock.
Mrs. M. r. Chinn, six miles south
east of the city, went to State Center
evening. called by the
death of her sister, Miss Una Hawkins,
which occurred Monday night. Miss
Hankins' death was caused by an at
Jack of heart failure, and she was
stricken so suddenly that the end came
almost before those about her realized
ner condition Miss Hawkins has not
oeen we'll for several months, but the
nature of her trouble had not been sur
missed. The death Of the young lady is
he third within nine months in the
'amily of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Il. Hankins, who live two miles north
Of State Center. Mrs Herman Savage,
4 daughter. died in this city last June,
md another daughter Sylvia, died at
Johnson's Grove. near Colo. last jan
lary. Miss Hankins leaves besides her
parents. five brothers and Ave sisters.
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