Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-15
purity chocolates, Alexander's.


DR.. Billiard. osteopath. 70 East Main.
CLUB House maple syrup. Hawkeye
Store.
Fishers best flour, $1.60 per sack. All
grocers.
A new invoice of Lyons chocolates
at Landers.
DR.. w. M. Choate. dentist, over the
Fidelity bank.
Number / country butter, 90 cents.
Hawkeye store.
More Of those Gibson pictures ut
Davis Pharmacy.
Fancy blankets for bath robes, with
cords to match. M. r. Andrews.
Cream sausages made by Leutenneg-
ger g. Co. are not equaled anywhere.
Father Kneipp malt coffee served
Friday and Saturday free. Hawkeyc
Store.
Yeoman fair Wednesday, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. Admission 10
cents.
The Val Blatz export beer is the pur-
est and best for table use For sale
only by Charles L. Dieterich.
Puck's Mechtnic Soap is just the
thing for machnists, printers, paint
ers, etc. At Davis Pharmacy.
Ask any dealer if his profit is as
great on n pair of Sorosis $3.50 shoes
rs 1t is on others Of the same selling
price.
Richeieu pan cake flour is made OF
rice, wheat and corn flour. and is ex-
celled by no make on the market. Rey-
nolds & Sheldon.
Attend the Yeoman fair Wednesday
evening. Music by Smith and PARIS
full orchestra. Drill contest for silk
banner Admission 10 cents.
a magnificent production OF Faust
will be seen at the Odeon Friday even
ing. Porter j. White appears in the
leading role. The entire scenic pro-
luction is carried.
The dramatization of Bertha M. Clay's
successful novel, Dora Thorne," will
BE presented at the Odeon tonight The
book has been carefully followed, and
I'll the principal characters appear in
the play.
Mrs a. =. Bratt left Monday even
ny for Kansas City, where she Will
emain for week with friends. Mrs
Bratt will go to Oswego. Kas.. from
Kansas City, for few weeks visit at
he J. +. Bratt home.
Travelling by the New York Central
mes the Michigan Central or the
AXE Shore & Michigan Southern from
'hcago, II you miss one train, you
have only to wait a very short time
or another Eight trains day, Chi
Ego to New York
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Mr. ]. T. Hardin. Of Edora. was in
he city on business Monday. and sold
H. Fl. Brown his 160-acre farm In
imber Creek township five miles south
Vt the city. Mr.. Brown, who has been
occupying the place as q tenant. paid
$500, or $50 per acre for the land.
S. Chamberlain, Of Chamberlain &
McLain. Union. shipped to the Brit
ain & Co. yards in this city. Mon
lay afternoon, car load of fine heavy
ogs. There were sixty-one head In all,
hat averaged 325 pounds The great
ar portion of the consignment We're eX-
IA fine.
Mrs. Lizzie w. oppice, 3o1 South
first street, was hostess at the usual
meeting of the Literary Clan Monday
evening 'Illustrators-Wil Blake
md Thomas Berwick was the sub
iect which she had prepared, and was
well given. There was a fair attend
ance, and the social hour always en-
ioyed during which refreshments were
served, following the reading.
John S. Hixson. of st. Anthony, ship |
ped to the city Monday afternoon car
load Of mixed hogs, which were sold !
at the Britain & Co. yards. In the
were thirty head spring /
pigs, which averaged 200 pounds, fine
weight for spring pigs. The animals |,
were all Jersey Reds, and were bought
from Burt Lane, of Illinois Grove, who
raised them. The entire consignment
numbered siXty-nine head, and aver
aged 24O.
A stranger, whose name could not be
learned but who resides at Ackley,
train this morning and went west on
the Northwestern, with his face black
and blue and badly lacerated, and other
evidences of injuries received by fall
ing from Central pasengar train No. q,
at Abbott, during the night. He In
tended to alight at Abbott to remain
all night, and in doing so fell off the
step. sliding along the right of way
on his head and side. No bones were |
broken, and he was able to continue
his journey this morning, altho some
what disfgured.
SIS IN GOLD COIN.
Will be Given Away This Evening at
10 p. m.
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