Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-14

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
+ THE CITY in BRIEF :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lander's Cough Syrup cures.
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Lander's Cough Syrup cures
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Lander's Glycerine Cream is fine.
George j. Allen. opthalmologist.
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Lander's Glycerine Cream is fine.
Breaking Into Society,"" by Georg
AIDE, at Liebis's.
DIR. w. r. David has moved his Office
to the new fremont block.
New girdle belts, large assortment
latest novelties. M. F. Andrews.
If you want your laundry work dom
well and promptly take it to Flitton'!
laundry.
Try that OLD Settler brand of ma
pie syrup. Culley has it. Nothing t
equal it for quality and flavor.
Bullets and sideboards. Bullets ant
Bullets and sideboards
An elegant line. A E. Wilbur & Son.
DR.. Kinnan has moved his office from
Ia West Main street to the northeas
corner of the new fremont block, room:
and Z.
1t is not too late to find the best
things in the way Of floor coverings
and rugs at j.. c. Wilburs. Good
goods at the lowest prices there.
We show the best values to be ha6
n fur jackets. krimmer. beaver, astra-
thans, electric seal. near seal and Rus
sian calf. Get our prices. NJ. L. An
lrews.
To the Public-For the present we
IRE obliged to discontinue giving talk
ng machines, being unable to obtain
hem from the factory. Respectfully,
Henry Pappe.
Desk chairs, ladies' sewing and bed
DOM rockers, fancy rockers Of all kinds
md large assortment of Morris chairs
ire some of the new things that D.
J. Wilbur is showing.
No. 1898 drew the 17-jewel gold
llled case watch. Remember, we give
. duplicate prize Saturday night Nov.
8 at the Saratoga Billiard Parlor,
,ver 1918 East Main street. NJ. l..
'arret.
We have plenty of yellow corn meal
manufactured by Hammond & Son, Of
4eGrand, made from new corn, and It
8 fine. If you are lover of corn
read, ask your grocer for a sack or
telephone us. E. E. Benedict & Co.
Rev. G. Z. Maxfeld, of Minerva,
Who is a senior at Western College,
vent to Faulkner Saturday evening,
where he filled the pulpit of the Meth
dist church Sunday morning. Sunday
vening Rev. MaXfield preached at APP
ington.
For the next two weeks we will make
extremely low prices on suits over
oats and trousers. Our stock is large
p to date and paid for. We are going
0 move to larger quarters and want
. reduce our stock before moving.
,renneck, the reliable tailor.
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Saturday, November IL, 1904, George
-unkle drew the 81 pair Of shoes with
10. 1921 given away every Saturday
light by the Pfister cigar store to some
ne Of It's customers. Who will be the
ext lucky man November 10, 1904?
he following gentlemen had charge Of
ne drawing: ]. w. NIFTY, j. Gersten-
eklager, Walter Morden, A. L. Frazer
nd Frank Warning.
Passenger traffic on the different
pads out of this city is beginning to
how the usual falling off preceding
olidays, and there is but little BUSH
ess aside from local. Before holiday
easons the travel always begins to
ghten, in anticipation Of rush.
eople who might ordinarily plan
hort visits to friends in different
arts of the state are putting off the
lips until Thanksgiving time.
Ottumwa Courier-Mrs. Tyng's lee
ire on Home Making" delighted OF
lmwa club women. The meeting was
he Of the most successful and enjoy
ole in history of the club. Mrs. Tying
rs prepossessing manner and
easant voice, while her thoughts ex-
.essed in the most telling and inter-
sting way, are couched in beautiful
1rases. Tuesday, November Is, p.
at home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Denmead.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Irwin, 10S South
bird street, were host and hostess
lnday at o'clock at three course
nner, served to gathering of about
7enty relatives. Miss Bessie Darrin
as also a, guest. The others present
ere Mrs. j. L. Britton, Mr.. A. ].
rown, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brown and
mily. Mr.. Carey Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Barker and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Atkinson and daughter, Miss
sra. The dinner was given in honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson and daughter.
rs. Atkinson is cousin of Mrs. r.
n.
Despite the chilly northwest wind
lnday scores Of the fishermen of the
" were out taking advantage of the
st Sunday of the open season. AL
ost every bend from the Third aven-
bridge to LeGrand was supplied
tn it's lone fisherman or groups of |
glers. Some were quite successful,
a naal1aaha1. Of good Mia 1rare |