Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-14
Lander's Cough Syrup cures.

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Lander's Glycerine Cream is fine.
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Lander's Glycerine Cream is fine.
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DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main
D. A. Collision. dentist, 10 w. Main
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DIR. w. M. Choate. dentist. over TIL
Fidelity bank.
Table N o. molasses and Iowa sor
ghum, only SO cents per gallon at Cul
ley's.
Browns photographs, not givel
away, but well worth the price asked
for them.
AS usual Brown is showing man,
new and pretty styles OF work fol
Christmas trade.
Look at our rockers and fancy chairs
They make an elegant Christmas pre-
sent. A. Il. Wilbur & Son.
The. funniest of all German farce
comedies. Rudolph and Adolph," will
be seen at the Odeon Thursday even
ing.
DR.. Kinnan dentist has moved his
office to the new fremont block and
is now ready for business. Rooms
and Z.
The big drill contest will take place
at the Yeoman fair at Finkle's hall on
Wednesday evening, November 18th
Admission 10 cents.
d. w. S. Mcbride continues to i'm
prove from the attack of asthma with
which he was stricken Thursday
night. and is much better today.
| William Pearson of Hampton, who
was made night round house foreman
for the Central, moved his goods and
family to this city Saturday. Mr..
Pearson formerly had charge of the
Hampton round house.
| President Dan Is Bradley Of Grinnell
College, passed thru the city Saturday
evening EN- route TO Eldora. where he
spent Sunday, Killing the pulpit of the
Congregational church of that place
both morning and evening.
1t is nearing Christmas and we are
prepared to give you some good ideas
for presents. A piece Of furniture is
always welcome in a home and good
one like D. c. Wilbur sells will just
fill the bill. Come in and see us.
Misses Bess Streeter and Lola Brit
ton returned Sunday evening from
Cedar Falls, where they spent Sunday
at their respective homes. Miss
Streeter and Miss Britton went to
Waterloo Friday night, to be present at
wedding.
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Mrs. J. w. Lloyd and daughter Avo-
nellie, of Chicago, arrived in the city
Sunday for a months visit with Mrs.
Lloyds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Shaw. Mr.. Lloyd accompanied them,
but departed for eastern Iowa cities
this morning on business.
Miss Emily Perkins has kindly con-
sent to give piano numbers before the
lecture on Sense and Sentiments IN
Home Making" by Mrs. Tying, on
Tuesday, November Is, at 8 p. M, at
Mrs. Denmead's home. Single tickets
so cents; 81 for the series OF three.
One of Lincoln j. Carriers many sue
cessful plays, Her Only SIM comes to
the Odeon tonight. A very clever young
emotional actress, Miss Julia Gray,
will be seen In the leading role. She
is supported by capable company and
the entire scenic production Is car
ried.
Saturday, November 5, 1904, w. H.
Wilson, 4031s West State street, drew
the "a pair of shoes given away every
Saturday night by the Pf1ster cigar
store, with No. 1,031. The following
gentlemen conducted the drawing:
Frank Warning, A. L. Frazer, Walter
Morden, ]. Gerstenseklager and j. w.
NIFTY.
For Christmas you could not buy
more practical present than dining
room table, buffet, sideboard, china
closet, extension table, or, fancy
rocker. We have them in all styles
and at all prices. You should bear in
mind that we are the originators of
low prices and can save you money.
Marion Gard.
Byron b. Moore, formerly of Brom-
ley, and corporal in Company III,
Fortyninth Iowa infantry volunteers
during the Spanish-American war,
who has been in South Dakota for
several years, is in the city visiting
relatives. Shortly before coming here
Mr.. Moore had his arm badly injured
in runaway. He will also visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore
at Bromley.
Mr.. Guy Tucker, Of Mexico City,
Mexico, who has been in the city sew
eral months at the home of his moth
Ell, Mrs. III. O. McFarlane, leaves to-
night for Kansas City, and after a
short stay there will go to Mexico. Mr..
Tucker has been suffering from the eff
fects of a stroke Of paralysis, suffered
while in Mexico. He is greatly i'm
proved and expects in time to complet-
ely recover from the trouble.
Mr.. Harry Carr, Of Kansas City, ar
rived in the city Sunday morning, and
remained over today looking after bus
mess matters, being guest at the home
Of his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]
Vogel Mr.. Carr and his father, G. M.
Carr, are now associated in the owner
ship and management of the Dos Rios
Coffee and Spice Company, Kansas
City, an institution similar, to the
Spencer Let's Coffee Company, in this
city.
George P. Smith, Of Mason City; O.
5, Ellis, Of Oskaloosa; and c. D. Cow
gill, of Albert Lea. managers of the
branch houses of the Western Grocer
Company in those cities, and Managers
D. c. Norris, of Let's Fletcher Com