Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-18

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THE CITY IN BRIEF
The best soft drinks at Lander'a
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician
The best soft drinks at Landers
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George ]. Allen, ophthalmologist-
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The purest fruit juices at Lander's.
Dr. Burkart. osteopath. sO2 Wes
Main.
Have a drink with The Hawkeye
Useeit.
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Take your prescriptions to Pete
Mayors drug store.
Useeit costs nothing. Have drink
with us. The Hawkeye.
Venetian ice cream IS cents quart
rs cents a gallon. at Fellners.
Mrs. Coyle has iarg., assortment Of
baby bonaets and hats.
All the so cent corset girdses SO cents
Saturday evening at the Hawkeye.
If you want your laundry work done
well and promptly. send it to F9itton
Aluminium preserving kettles. strict
ly acid proof. Schmidt's Hardwar,
Store.
Pure ice and distilled water makes q
healthy drink, have one on us. The
Hawkeye.
Phone us your order for, ice cream
and you Will get the best "a l,wes'
Prices. Fellners.
Call and examine pianos now beins
closed out at factory prices at lis Yves
Main street, Monday.
Rev. Robert Hopkin, OF F,ent, o., vii
preach Sunday at the Congregations
church, both morning and evening, h
the usual hours.
See THE mysterious Hildoo," clair
voyant palmist - magnetic Healer
Professor Waldeuffe at 403 Second
avenue, South. Hours $3.50 a. M. til
8: 80 p. IN.
The nobbiest summer suits in tn,
city are made at our emporium. w,
have the goods, the worknen and es.
erything else necessary to a first elias,
suit. Tony Psenicka.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Pierces entire stock o
pianos are being closed ont ut cost a
special sale. commencing Monday. june
90. Chickering's, and Chase Bros. 6
Co. lie West Main street.
Until July / we will make discount
of from II to 20 per cent OH all light
and mediuan weight suits and trousers
and fit guaranteed. Have a look
Brenneck, the reliable tailor.
Our hose ad last night should hav'
read Saturday instead of Thursday, 81
we will make the same price tonigh
from TO $3.50. Boys and girls hea4
lily ribbed, double knee1. fast blacl
hose for Toe. ladies' Use lace stitch TO
1gc. Benedict g. Brintn,tll.
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Rev. Calvin Black of Newton. spen
the day in the city with his sister. Mrs
FL. S. Lawrence. He will be accompan
led home this evening by his father
Rev. j. *. Black. of Galveston, Tex.
who will fill his pulpit on Sunday. Rev
Calvin Black will return with his faith
er to this city next week.
Acute ear diseases commencing witt
increased deafness and head noise
caused by catarrh are very common II
the spring and fall. In the last tw,
weeks over a dozen cases have reporte,
eye and ear sanitarium and speak yer,
highly of the successful results obtain
ed at that institution.
Miss Fay Hazen, of the Marshal
Telephone Company exchange. went t
Grinnell Friday evening where she vii
remain for a week in charge of the toll
line at that place. Miss Elsie Clemens
of the local exchange, has been il
charge of the line for two weeks, an
returned home today Miss Hazen ex
poets to remain only until permanen
operator may be employed.
Otto Merryman went TO FIT. Dodg
Friday night, where he will remain TO
a few days'visit with his brothers
Walter r. and Larkin o. Merrymar
From there he leave forPagosa June
ton, Col, where he will remain indie
finitely on account of his health. MI
Merryman's brother Victor A. Merry
| man, is already at Pagosa Junction
owing to the condition of his health.
Conductor George Alexander, of tn
Central, who was injured in a wrec
several weeks ago, spent Friday in tn
city in company with Mrs. Alexander
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Holmes Mr.. Alexander has abou
recovered from the effects of his in
juries, but has yet not been assigns
to duty again. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander returned to Abba Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Gene Binford, who has bee
home for months visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. TfIaddeus BinforG
left for Kirksville, Mo. Friday evening
George Nichols. a packing house EN-
ploye, who has had considerable ex
perience on stock farms, left today TO
kirksville having been employed b
Mr.. Binford as foreman of the ranch
1t is likely that on tie Binford rane
next year, coal will be prospected fol
as it is thought that several rich vein
underlie the property. Coal has alread
been discovered and is being mined
within three miles of the Binford place
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Rev. Robert Hopkin. of Kent, O., ar
| rived in the city Friday evening fror
Dixon. Ill and Will ELI the first Sun