Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-13
Gi,l'es-Repablt11n


/ THE CITY In BRIEF !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Poker chips, at Liebig's.
d. A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main
Sunshine coffee, 20 cents. Petit
11S East Main.
Pure linen torchon laces tomorro,
s cents yard. q. R. Lay.
Shelled walnuts. almonds pecan
and hickory nut meats at Culleys.
Mr.. John Augustine, of Albion. spen
Thursday in the city on business
See the great value we offer in mus
lin corset covers, for 25 cents. q. r
Lay.
Try sack of Jersey Lily flour. Eacf
sack sold, will give you Il sack. kirl
Eros.
Culley's own make of Inince meat
none so good; only 1Oc per lib or 25c
per quart.
Tomorrow will be the last day o
Armours beef extract demonstration
q. r. Lay.
The Val Blatz export beer is the bes
FOR table use. For sale by Charles
Deiterich.
Remember our ten days special sale
low prices in sill winter goods. Ben.
adict & Brintnall.
We have a few shelf-soiled bee
spreads which we will close at ridicu-
1ously low prices. e. II. Lay.
Tomorrow, one case of calicoes-no
the best goods, but great values-fol
~ cents per yard. e. r. Lay.
f5agF -
If in need of a new set of dishes see
what Culley has to offer in Syracuse
or white Haviland: bargain for YOU
Very nourishing and refreshing =
I Armours extract of beef. Tomorrow
the last day Of our free demonstra-
tion. Z. r. Lay.
The quality Of our coffees is guaran-
Reed at all times satisfactory Roast
ed daily. Try some. Hawkeye Mer-
camille Company.
II you want clean GOAL, first class mine
run, or any other kind Of coal, send
your order to the Independent Coal
accompany, East Main. Telephone 1903
Miss Coyles dance, Monday night
at Red Mems hall, promises to be the
best OF the season. Music by Mrs
Williams fve-piece orchestra, includ-
lng drums.
If your hair is falling; out from the
effects Of dandruff or scalp eczema you
Will find DR.. Mairs' Dandruff Cure and
hair grower a safe and sure remedy.
For sale by druggists and BARRIERS.
Don't buy poor coal, because it $
cheap. Our Indiana Hooking is the
best and almost as cheap. we have cut
the price in order to reduce the stock
The East End Coal Company. Both
'phones.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Jones, of Stanford,
spent Thursday in the city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Peck
ham, leaving in the evening for Eur
eka Springs, Ark, where they will
spend the remainder of the winter. The
stay in tn AeAvmer cline is to be irad1
Sc Interests of Mrs.. Jones health
Travelling Auditor FL. Bennion, of
the Central, Thursday checked out the
old and checked in the new agent at
Capron, formerly known as State Cen
ter Junction, q joint agency Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee Sc st. Paul and
the Central. l.. Sharp the retiring
agent. is leaving the service Of the
road. He was succeeded by Charles
r. Posten. Mr.. Posten has been agent
for the Milwaukee at Maxwell.
l.. L. Conner wenr to Hampton
Thursday night where he will remain
Tor few days looking after business
matters connected with the estate of
the late N. Mcdonald, uncle of Mrs
Conner, who, by his WILL left fortune
to Mrs. Conner and daughter, Mrs. A.
Malsed, of this city. There is consid-
cradle stock on the farm, including
several head Of fat hogs. that Mr..
Conner will sell. and while there will
make arrangements for taking possess
sion Of the farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Conner
Will move on the farm some time with
In the next few weeks, or as soon as
the present tenants can make arrange
ments to leave
Few plays are as closely linked with
the careers Of really great theatric
performers as Don Caesar De Bazan"
His achievements have been so cele-
brated both in prose and in song that
an education In the history of the
drama is incomplete without an init
mate acquaintance with him. But IT.
is to popular fancy that the character
most powerfully appeals and Mr..
Charles B. Hanford's selection Of this
play as the subject Of his latest spec
tacular revival is sure to meet with
enthusiastic and universal approval.
Mr.. Hartford will again be accompanied
by Miss Marie Drofnah who will have
the role of "Maritana" The production
win be seen at the Odeon this evening.
Fifteen were present at the regular
meeting of the Harmony Aid Society,
enjoyed Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Z. A. Crandall, 515 South
Third street. Mrs. Winters, who re-
Gently moved to this city from Ogden,
was the only guest. During the bust
ness meeting the secretary read nice
letter of greeting to the society from
Mrs. H. W. Mundhenk. who is now in
Arizona with her daughter, Mrs. H. E.
Kinney. Mrs Mundtenk stated that
the latter's health was Improving
nicely. A dainty two-course luncheon
was served after the meeting, by the
hostess. Fancy cards in the shape of