Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-09


All the latest and best moving pic
| lures at the Odeon tonight. Prices 10,
| Is and 20 cents.
Read our advertisement and see how
Empire Coal is prepared. Gregory
Coal, Coke and Lime Co.
Twenty five pieces Of outing flannel
80 inches vide. while they last for
cents yard Benedict & Brintnall.
We will sell one case Of 10 cent fan
elette for cents. No wis your time
to get bargains. Benedict G. Brintnall.
Having received a large consign-
| ment of canning pears they will go
while they last at $1.40 bushel. l.. II.
Idso.
Benedict & Brintnall want your dry
goods business. They are making
prices that will save you money. Bene-
diet & Brintnall
Make no mistake. The original AL.
w. Martins Worlds Greatest Uncle
Toms Cabin will be at the Odeon next
Saturday matinee and night Wait for
the biggest and best. Prices 10, 90. 30
and so cents. Matinee 10 and % cents.
There is only one big double Uncle
Toms Cabin company travelling. and
that is AL. w. Martins, which will APP
pear at the Odeon next Saturday matt
nee and night. Wait for the best.
Prices 10, 90 80 and so cents Matinee
10 and 25 cents
Rev. w. j. Convery. of Eldora, was
in the city this morning on his way to
ST. Anthony, where he went to assist
Father Lundon in the mission now be-
ing held in the st. Anthony and Gear
ing churches. Rev. Convery will begin
mission in his own church next
Sunday.
Mrs Laura Delaney Garst will give
stereoptican lecture on Japan at the
Christian church, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Garst Is thoroughly conversant
with the customs and social and poll
tical institutions of Japan, having
lived among the Japanese for over
fourteen years. Admission 15 cents.
Mrs. Martin Burke, a wellknown
resident of the city, for many years
residing at SOC South Second street, is
lying very Ill at her home, with the
prospects for recovery very slight in
deed. Mrs. Burke has been i'll for three
weeks, and her trouble has been dag
nosed as paralysis of the bowels. Her
physicians have practically abandoned
all hope for her recovery.
Councilman ]. E. Mcdonald, of the
First ward, is confined to his room
with illness, and may so to st. Thomas
hospital this evening to remain until
he RECEIVERS. Mr.. McDonalds affliction
is severe swelling of the neck and
jaw, which was thought at first to be
due to an liberated tooth. 1t is now
thought that some affection of the
glands of the neck is responsible for
the ailment.
Rev. E. G. Copeland, of Kenwood
Park church, Cedar Rapids, who was
assigned to succeed Rev. NJ. N. Smith,
at Ackley, was in the city Saturday
evening on his way TO his new charge.
He missed the train, and remained with
Secretary Fellingham until late in the
night, when he went to Ackley. Rev.
Copeland and Secretary Fellingfam
We're classmates at Iowa State Normal
School, and the State University OF
Iowa.
A good square deal and nice treat
ment are what please the people and
that is what you will get when you are
looking or trading at the d. C. Wilbur
store. We have an immense line of
furniture and floor coverings this fall
and are prepared to take care of you
as to style and price better than ever
before. The D. C. Wilbur store is not
h,,f 3,,+r>
more every day.
Hon. S. B. Packard left Sunday for
Kansas City to attend the fat stock
show, which opens there today. While
in Kansas City he will purchase a
large number Of high grade stockers
and feeders to be finished at Strath
more. John Davidson, manager of
Hon. G. F. kirby's stock farm, also
went to Kansas City, leaving today to
attend the show. He expects to buy
$50 head of stockers and feeders for
the Kirby farm.
The body of Robert Binford, who
died last Wednesday in Los Angeles.
accompanied by Mrs Binford and the
latter's sister, Mrs. NJ. H. Binford, will
arrive in the city at 1880 o'clock to-
night. The body will be taken to the
w. B. Beeson home, where the funeral
Will be held Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock, Rev. L. B. Hix officiating. The
pail bearers, chosen from among the
deceased's old acquaintances, will be
Samuel Morgan, H. v. Speers. A. n.
French, S. P. Knisely, w. B. Williams
and Samuel Winery.
Robert Mantell. whose recent sensa-
tional success in New York will be re-
membered by theatregoers. will pre-
sent at the Odeon Thursday evening,
Shakespeare's greatest tragedy, "Rich-
ard IM' Mr.. Mantell is said to give
the most subtle, crafty and sinister
characterization of Richard ILL., ever
shown the present generation. Mr..
William A. Brady, who is directing
Mr.. Mantell's tour has given his star
the most gorgeous production of
Richard IM'' this country has ever
SEEN
Mr.. Charles Darling, who returned
from visit in Green Valley, Ill, about
a week ago, started Sunday night on
trip to Portland. He spent today
with friends at Minnetonka, and will
be in Minneapolis tomorrow. He will
make number Of stops en- route to
Portland, the principal ones being at