Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-19

Plenty of choice potatoes, Is cent!
per peck, at Renolds and Sheldon.
A large variety of useful articles IL
china for 25 cents. d. S. Good Grocer!
Co.
Special for fair week Fine box can
dy, our own make. 20 cents up a
Wachter's.
Come and see me, will do you good
Consultation free. DR.. Mairs, 122 Eas
Main street.
See us for gas house or eastern fur
mace coke-dry and clean. Brown Fue
& Lime Company.
The Luxurit Bible class was enter
tanned today by Mrs. Stormes, 81
North Fourth avenue.
Dance at Forney's hall tonight. Fer
guson's (seven) piece orchestra. Ad
mission 10c. Electric fans.
Mona stomach tablets which Nc
Bride & Will sell under guarantee
cure all forms of stomach ills.
Trainmaster j. +. Mccartney, of TIL,
Iowa Central, was in the city Tues
day afternoon on company business.
If you would have 1.-The best tina,
burns" place your order with Brown
Fuel & Lime Co., South Third avenue
All suffering with kidney troubles
rheumatism, lame back, stiff joints,
can help or cure. Consultation free
DR.. Mairs.
Division Superintendent w. H. VIVA
len, Of the Northwestern, was in the
city Tuesday evening on his way te
Boone from the east.
Reynolds and Sheldon will pay cash
for choice butter and fresh eggs. Price
today, from 16 to 20 cents for butter
and Is cents for eggs
Our "Lockman Lump" leads as a
high grade furnace coal at a minimum
price. Sold only by Brown Fuel &
Lime Co, South Third avenue.
A dozen beautiful hard coal stoves
are lined up for your inspection. Youl
choice in size, in finish, in price. It's
easy to find at Schnidt's what you
want.
j. E. Frederick has commenced suit
in the district court to quiet title to
lot 5 in block of Webster's first adj
dition, Julia B. Hunter and others be-
Ing named as defendants.
Coles Hot Blast heaters-the origin
ala success with any fuel from leaves
hay or straw up to coke Or hard coal.
$1,000, $1,000, $1,000 to the $500 school
house stove. See Schmidt.
Mr.. Roy McCord, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell McCord, and student in
the high school, is seriously i'll and
confined to his bed. His ailment, it is
feared, will develop into appendicitis
We are the only store in Marshall
town buying cloaks and skirts in New
York. That city is acknowledged by
all up to date cloak buyers as head
quarters for these lines. E. r. Lay.
Miss Anna Young of FOL West
Church street, who went to State Cen
ter few days ago to visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Young,
was taken sick while there. She Is
much better now, however.
The proof Of the pudding is the eat
ing. The proof of the fuel is the burn
ing Solvay coke is all we claim for it.
Equal to hard COAL Gives more heat,
no smoke, SCOT or clinker. Saves twen-
ty per cent on your fuel bill. Consumers
Fuel Co.
Mr.. F. J. Morrison, whose home is
kt.s, =, =. L,
in Des Moines recently, has arranged
to enter Evanston Academy of North
western University in September. This
is a preparatory school for business,
technical schools and colleges.
How about your neighbours wife
laundry and your chimney begins to
belch forth great volumes of black.
sooty smoke? Solvay coke-the smoke
les fuel, will keep you on friendly
terms and insure peace in your neigh
borhood. Order now. Don't delay.
Consumers Fuel Co.
Chaplain Jesse Cole, Of the Soldiers
Home, went to Eft. Dodge Tuesday
night to attend the annual Northwes-
dist church, which began there today,
and will continue thru the rest of the
week. Chaplain Cole still retains his
membership in the conference. he hav-
ing served at Cherokee, Clear Lake
and other places.
AS a whole the crowd which came
on the Centerville excursion, was or
derby, altho those who became drunk
during the day were quite numerous
Few arrests We're made. however, as
the police allowed all of those who
We're able to get out of town on the ex-
cursion to go. The saloons in the de-
pot district did a thriving business
Exclusive of the fight at the depot,
the excursionists caused no serious
disturbances.
Invitations Nave been received in the
city for the wedding, Wednesday. Oct.
3, at o'clock at Jacksonville. Fla, Of
Miss Katherine Gale Address TO Mr..
Sterling Everett Smith, of Jackson
Vile The ceremony will take place at
the First Baptist church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will live in Jacksonville.
Miss Andress is the daughter OF Rev.
vile. She frequently visited in this
city at different times prior to- few
year ago with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Brown.