Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-22

| sSneluOil =.
/ Full line of sterling silver fiat ware
| at Aliens IA East Main.
/ Best watches on earth for the money
at Aliens, IA East Main street.
|
The best stock of base ball goods in
| the city at Simmons Book Store.
| If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour d. S. Good Grocery Co.
The best place TO buy wedding pres
ents in the city is at Simmons Book
Store.
Water glasses from 15c for six up, In
price; jelly glasses. 25c per dozen, al
| Culley's.
| st. Margaret's Mission will meet
with Miss Celeste E.ich, sos Bromley
street, tomorrow evening.
Lincoln Paint looks best, goes far
thest and is the cheapest to buy.
! Mcdonald Il Manhood Co.
| We are showing the incest gents OK
/ ford you ever saw for SO. Come in
and see them. e. G. Wallace.
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pain. No home can afford to be with
out this blessing. Sold for 81 by Mrs
| Coyle.
| Private lessons given tonight at Mrs
| PARIS dancing school from s to
O'Clock. Dance afterwards. Harp or
| chestra.
The home of Harry Eldridge, 21o
North Second street, was quarantinei
Tuesday for scarlet fever. A little
| daughter is Ill.
| We are Still giving great bargains in
china and cut glass. Every one ac
| knowledges we have the finest in the
city. Simmons Book Store.
John S. Hixson. of st. Anthony ac-
companied to the city Tuesday after
| noon two carloads of hogs which We're
sold mt the Britain & Co. yards. One
hundred forty averaged 200 pounds.
Stop jars. 75c to s1.1o: chambers, 25c
to 6oc each: white bowls and pitchers,
| 90c to S1.10 per pair; chamber sets,
from $1.75 up, and many other bargains
in Culley's crockery department.
A report to police headquarters an
nounced Tuesday afternoon that an
insane woman was at large on South
Seventh street. Officer Hurd WAS sent
ito investigate, but could find no trace
of the woman.
Miss Hulda Carlson, who has been
Ill of appendicitis at the St. Thomas
hospital. was removed yesterday to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. a
Swanson. 4o4 North Third street. Her
condition is very much improved.
Is catarrh durable? This question is
asked several times daily at the Wood
Eye and Ear Sanitarium, both verbally
and by post; therefore the proprietor
Of the Sanitarium wishes to announce
1t Is, and if taken in time two weeks
treatment Is sufficient to effect cure.
The members Of the 1'ama fire de-
partnent and ten members of the To-
leao department, passed thru the city
on n special coach attached to the
Northwestern.s local west-bound train
Tuesday evening, en- route to Des
Moines to participate in the events of
the annual tournament.
Dwight Denmead, son Of Mr. and
1irs d T. Denncad, who has just COM
pleted his work in the preparatory
school of Lake Forest University. is ex>
pected home soon to ~1end the vaca-
ton with his pareii Mr.. Denmead
has been most successful in his school
work and at the close OF the year won
prize and medal for his work as a
student and athlete. He was awarded
the commentator prize for his stand
ing as student and his work in ath-
letics. He was also given the Arthur
Sonerville- Reid medal for his standing
in his studies during his junior and
senior years.
Rev. w. +. Pitner, presiding elder Of
the Marshalltown district. Rev. Ma
thaniel Pye, and Miss Minnie Ash
brook Of this city; also Rev. A. c..
Bracket, of Rhodes, went to Ackley
Tuesday, where they will be in attend
ance at the annual district convention
of the Epworth League. Rev. Pitner
administered the Lords supper Tues
day evening, and Thursday afternoon
will install the newly-elected officers.
This afternoon Rev. Bracket, at the
temperance program, delivered an ad-
dress on THE Lacquer and the Re-
FORM Miss Ashbrook, who is a dele
gate from the local chapter, reads a
paper this afternoon for Miss May
Stone of this city. OIL the subject:
What the League is te, the Lacquer"
In no other country are there such
opportunities for the poor boy as in
this land where floats the stars and
stripes Lincoln. Garfield, Henry Will
son and an army of others are evil
dence that path opens from every
poor boys home to the highest sue
cess in any line he may choose. The
Hon. o. w. Stewart member of the
Illinois state legislature has found
that untiring energy Will bring man
to usefulness and service. Born on
farm, then teacher, later made chair
man of the national prohibition COM
mittee and elected by the citizens of
the Hyde Park district of Chicago to a
seat in the Illinois legislature. Mr.
Stewart will be the orator at 10: 80
a. m. July 4th at the Marshalltown
Chautauqua.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. r. Waterbury let
Tuesday evening for Iowa City where
they will remain for brief visit with
Mr.. Waterburys mother Mrs Della
daughter Flora, will leave the latter
part of the week for Sacramento, Cal,
where they will make their home