Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-02

| If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery
Co.
Picture framing from the latest de-
signs in mouldings at Simmons Book
Store.
4 Eggs are cheaper. Ask the price. Buy
picnic and regular hams at Culley's
market.
j Mr.. and Mrs Oliver ]. Lacey, of Illi-
nois Grove. Liberty township. are par
ents of a son.
/ Camel coal is the best fuel for CRATES
Order a supply from Gregory Coal,
Coke and Lime Co
Fresh white fish. lake trout, skinned
cat, pike steak, salmon and mackerel
at the Hawkeye Meat Market.
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See our immense stock etf wall paper
before purchasing and get the best for
| the least money. Simmons Book
Store
Beginning today. March 1. shines can
be had from a. m. to s p. m, at tbs
Upper Circle Club. Kirby block.
Pearson g. Co.
Rev. Clark Braden, the ,lnvanqui Shed
defender OF Christianity, will address
| the people at the NJ. Z, church Friday
might Hear him.
Hear Rev. Clark Braden. the man
whom the Spiritist champion is
afraid to meet in debate, lecture at the
M. e. church Friday at s p m.
l
| The Ben Hur Aid Society will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Anna Goss and Mrs.
| Robert White, at the iatteris home,
61o East State street, Thursday after
| noon.
| We sell only artificial ice made from
distilled water. from our wagons. Start
right when you want ice by giving us
your order Both prones, 436. Iowa Ar
tificdal Ice and Refrigeratlng Company.
| Miss Mabel Morris, of OslSaloosa, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening to
attend the funeral of hea. friend, Miss
Edith Mundhenk. She will be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. John S[oriarty. for
few days.
| "A cheap and safe way to insure the
purity Of all the water YOU drink is to
boil it and cool with distilled water
ice manufactured by the Iowa Artificial
Ice and Refrigerating Company. Both
phones 1876.
| E. P. Caldwell has filed an action in
the district court In which he seeks to
obtain Judgment In the sum of .$109
from Mrs. Mahala Sisson, ct adj on a
note secured by a mortgage on city
property.
You will probably need a little more
hard coal to finish the season. II you
will give your order to Gregory Coal,
Coke and Lime Co. you will be able to
note the superiority of the coal they
handle All sizes in stock.
A lady free with every 80 cent ticket
reserved before O'clock at the Odeon
tomorrow evening. The Flora De Voss
company play a return engagement.
| New plays each might and complete
change Of specialties. Prices 10, 20 and
| 80 cents.
! II your teeth or gums require at
tention, have them examined before it
Is too late. Consultation is free, and
treatment is guaranteed to prove salts
factory DR.. J. j. Clenimer, Hopkins
block dentist. Office hours to S.
Phone new. 335.
Don't forget that the Empire roller
screened nut coal that we handle is an
Illinois coal of excellent quality and
costs you no more than inferior grades.
Hundreds of families are now using it
with entire satisfaction. Gregory Coal,
Coke and Lime Co.
The purity of any ice depends upon
the water from which 1t is frozen. Ar
tificial ice is made from distilled water
thereby insuring the purity Of the Ice.
We sell only artificial ice from our
wagons. Both phones. 1885, Iowa Ar
tincial Ice and Refrigerating Com
pany.
The official circular from the office
Of Superintendent j. A. Davis, of the
Central. announcing the change in
trainmasters. as published Tuesday.
was received at the local offices Of
the company this morning. The cir
cular was published Tuesday and be-
came effective with it's issuance.
The comedy drama. Master and
Man" will be presented tomorrow even
ing when the Flora De Voss company
will open three nights engagement.
Clean specialties will be introduced be-
tween each act. A lady free with every
|30 cent ticket purchased before 6 O'clock
Thursday evening. Prices 10. 20 and 80
cents.
The Iowa Central passenger No. 2
bore thru the city Tuesday evening for
ty passengers who had taken advan-
tage of the home seekers rates and
We're bound for points in the southwest
Kansas Indian Territory and Oklaho-
ma, also to California points. Forty
more boarded the train south of here,
making eighty in all who We're turned
over to the Wabash at Abba.
A telegram received by Mrs. j. A.
Lane from Minnville, Ore, announces
the death at that place, this morning,
of her cousin, Miss Lucy Birks. Miss
Birks' death was sudden. as Mrs. Lane