Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-22
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| Dance at Forneys hall tonight.
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| DIR. Billiard, osteopath, rs East Main
| - Co.
/ Dir. Wood. eye. ear nose and throat
ASK to see those new bracelets, at
| Aliens.
DIR. A. Clyde Conway, physician and
| surgeon.
See window display of new silk pet
ticoats at Pratt & Baxter's.
Suits made to order. only SIS. Ma
tional Merchandise & Tailoring Co.
Suits made to order. only SIS. Ma
tional Merchandise & Tailoring Co.
See us for gas house or eastern fur
mace coke--dry and clean. Brown Fuel
& Lime Company.
| Dance at Forney's hall tonight Fer
guson's (seven) piece orchestra. Adj
mission 10c Electric fans.
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Wanted-Man to rent farm ON stock
shares. Must be competent to manage
| Address u. %" care Tines Republican
Travelling Passenger Agent George
Bristow, of tile Chicago Great Western
was in the city Friday attending the
| fair.
Ladies. we control the sale of two of
! New York Just received so new
cloaks Benedict & Brintnal.
| Our "Lockman Lump" leads as a
high grade furnace coal al a minimum
price. Sold only by Brown Fuel e.
Lime Co., South Third avenue.
Monday morning we place on sale 80
pieces of fancy white waistngs at %
per cent less than our usual low prices.
These are suitable for fall and winter
wear. E. r. Lay.
A full line of delicious home made
| candy. We can please everyone and
our prices are no higher than for in
feror candies Wachter. the candy
man, 33 West Main street.
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| A good many people are using Hy-
omei these days. 1t is the only guar
anteed cure for catarrh where you
get your money back unless it cures.
Druggists Mcbride & Will are the To-
| cal agency.
/ OuI IolSe Sdie, w.
9Th. III North Center street. Bring in
| marketable horses. Will have many
new buyers to take all that you offer.
Robert S. Gowdy, auctioneer; c. c.
Crazy, manager.
Rev. w. H. Walcopp, of Minneapolis.
visited with Rev. l.. B. HiN this NOR
ming. leaving early this afternoon for
his home in Minneapolis. Rev. Wal
copp has been at Ames, and stopped
here on his way home.
Mrs T. l. WATSON and daughter
Margaret went to Eldora this morning
to attend the meeting of the Iowa VAL
ley Baptist Association, which is in
session there. Mr.. WATSON will go to
Eldora this evening. They will re-
main over Sunday.
Mr.. j. A. Gates. resident of this
city and county for thirty years, prior
to one year ago. has returned to this
city and will spend the winter in this
vicinity. Mr.. Gates and wife removed
to Concord. N. H.. their old home, a
year ago. Mrs. Gates died last spring.
The United States proclaimed its in
dependence July 4, 1916. You can pro-
claim your independence from the high
priced coal trust any time by using
Solvay coke-the smoleless fuel and
at the same time enjoy all the adj
vantages and comforts derived from
high priced coal. We want you to try
1t. Consumers Fuel Co.
Elan Williams, of Lscomb township,
who is one of the largest fruit grow
ers in the county, presented the Times
Republican with the apples he had on
display at the county fair. Mr.. Will
Jams exhibited eight varieties and all
secured first premiums. MIR. Williams
also had on show a fine exhibit OF
plums.
The visit of Jack Frost will not be
much longer delayed, and you should
prepare for his coming by leaving your
order for a fall suit. The new suitings
for fall are here, and we will take
pleasure in showing them as they are
handsomer this season than for long
time If your order is left now, You
will not have to wait when the rush
begins. Don't linger any longer. Come
in. Tony Psenicka.
n. B. Smith, superintendent of the
American Home Finding Association
of Ottumwa, was in the city Friday to
secure two little homeless children,
which he took to Ottumwa Friday
evening to place in the associations
home One of the little girls was sent
from Algona. and placed in the charge
of DR.. Rosa Lebig. until Mr. Smith ar
rived. The other little girl, two weeks
old, is the daughter of Mrs. Ida Olson,
of this city.
The body of ]. A. Byrnes, who died
in Chicago, accompanied by Mrs.
Byrnes and her brother-in-law, Mr.. B.
L. Byrnes. of Moscow. Idaho, and Mrs
George Kroger, of Chicago, arrived in
the city this morning. The body and
those who came with it were met at
the union station by a party of old
friends. The body was taken to River
side cemetery where brief funeral SER
vices were held at the grave by Rev.
William Pence James MIR. and Mrs.
Byrnes and Mrs. Kroger will return to
Chicago Sunday night.
The following report has been re-
ceived from Charles City of the Bos-
tonia Orchestra, which is to appear in
Marshalltown on the Y. M. G. A. En-
tertainment Course, Monday, Oct. L:
1.-The Hildreth Opera House was
crowded to its capacity last night on
the occasion of the appearance of the
Bostonia Orchestra. The organization
is composed of eighteen young aides
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