Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-08
The best soft drinks at Lander's.

/ The reliable Devoe paints at Ian
der's.
Water proof marking crayons al
Licbig's.
Fresh pike, white fish, trout ant
| pickerel, at Culley's market.
| Rev. +. NJ. Coleman, of Toledo, was
in the city today on business.
Don't forget to see what &c a yart
will buy in wash goods at E. r. Lay's
| For fine stationery for correspond
ence or parties go to Simmons Book
Store.
Mrs. w. H. Maddox, agent for Silver
/ Burdette & Co. Chicago. was In the
city yesterday on business.
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/ Fresh veal, mutton, young and tender
beef fresh pork butts, tenderloins and
dressed chickens, at Culley's sanitary
meat market.
You will want to know present de-
yelopment in aerial navigation. This
at the chautauaua Saturday at p. m.
Admission, So cents.
| Big 4 flour is made from No. Dako-
TIA wheat and contains no winter wheat
mixtures of any kind; every sack war
ranted e. e. Benedict e. Co.
| Get our dull season prices on suits
and trousers; large stock of woolens
and good work. We can save you dol
lars. Brenneck, lo7 East Main.
Iowa corn fed beef the very best
nhAi rfi
by skilled butchers; good meats and
good service. Jarvis & Kellogg.
Fresh summer squash, cucumbers.
tomatoes cauliflower. large cabbage,
home grown potatoes, new red onions,
and Michigan celery for your Sunday
dinner at Culley's store.
If it is porch furniture you want
d. C. Wilbur has it. The most COM
plete line of porch goods ever seen in
the city. Fiber mating rugs for
porches are neat, durable and cheap.
See our windows.
Whether aerial navigation is possible
to degree beneficial to commercial in
terests Will be demonstrated at the
chautauque Saturday at 8 p. M. DR..
Collins will show the development to
the present. Admission 35 cents.
Mrs. Carl vogt arrived home Thurs
day evening from Cedar Rapids. where
she went three weeks ago with the ex-
pectation of remaining for a visit OF
few days. Mrs. Vogt was taken Ill while
at the Rapids and Is just able to return
home.
Mrs. Coyle at goa West Main street
will give free demonstration of Lyco-
site every day this week. 1t gives In
slant relief from rheumatism. head
ache, hay fever, hoarseness. neuralgia,
catarrh, nausea, sore throat; pain any
where.
Mr.. Lee Maxwell. Of the University
of Chicago. who is making his home In
this city during the summer, is in Du-
buoue to enter the golf tournament.
MP. Maxwell won the championship or
the university this spring. and is
most enthusiastic golf man.
George A. C. Ogier has filed an ac-
ton in the district court. naming lsaac
N. Ferguson and Alta NJ. Ferguson as
defendants The suit is on promisory
note. and and judgment for $l.boo
with interest at per cent since JuEe
81, 1904, with costs, Is prayed for.
James Troy, OF Jewell, general chair
man of the Order of Railway Teleg-
raphers of the Northwestern system,
spent Thursday in the city. looking
after matters of business pertaining to
the order and in conference with Ira
r. Kempkes, general secretary ana
treasurer OF the order on the North
western. Mr. Troy returned to jewell
Thursday night.
Mrs. Louis Middleton. OF Carroll,
spent Thursday afternoon in the city as
the guest Of Miss Gertrude Brown.
being on her way to Grinnell, where
she is summoned by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness OF her
brother, James Womer, who is snfrer-
ing from the effects of blood poisoning.
resulting from a cut on the finger, re-
ceived fortnight ago. Mrs. Middle
DORIS stay at the home OF her mo1ner,
Mrs. Loretta Womer, will be indefinite.