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GOLF AT THE SEASHORE.
THE SEASON WILL EXTEND LONGER
THAN EYER THIS YEAR.

Deal club Announces Fixtures Running to
October, Including tho Individual Cham
pionship OF the North Jersey shore
Coed Scores Turned In on Many Links.
Not so long ago. the first week In September
marked the end OF the seaside season. and
after that date the city denizens hooked back
to town. or else to the Berkshire Hilla. the
summer homes along the Hudson. Tuxedo.
MorriBtown or whatever inland resort that
might be picked out But this year win see a
change. for which golf and the CUP races arc
largely responsible. The seaside resorts. from
Bar Harbor and Newport TO Cape May and At
lantio City will be crowded with visitors until
the hrst OF the Americas Cup races. on Oct 3.
which has been tacitly set upon az the day for
the fashionable set and It's followers to again
muster In town. The golf events along the sea-
shore include events up to Dot. /. for while We
have no links that are so close to the ocean
that pulled drive will fall into the breakers as
they have In Scotland. our players fully ap-
preciato playing over courses 80 near the sea
that the wind is salt and braolng, while now
and again q glimpse is caught Of the ever-toss-
ing waves and the blue tints In the sky.
On inland links. the weather IL often oppress-
lively hot In September. when at the seaside
folk must golf In sweaters. Lenox will be the
one great inland tournament OF the month. but
the seashore will have dozens OF events on at
every course. but no open event Of equal oon-
81: &c: y s
more m arkrd than along the, NeM Jersey shore.
from Seabright to Deal Beach. Most Of the big
hotels viii clese early In ssptember. but en-
ossiona ,yEitors. While every cottage and
times. Tor Il may BE- INDUCED IN when tho gales
are zoe stronS ier sailing and the water too
l'rss ,S. +. order of thing. /. empha
that the indlyldual Championship toYrpament
OF the North Jersey Shore League will be held
on Its links on Saturday. Sept. 10. A few years
as IN: Sss the at ana
who have tried It win .ssres that the hnest
month At ths seaside 10 September. The eject
great extent a. far IS n a. a. eournaments 60.
although westbrook. which 10 virtually an In
land course. although, quite pear the Great
nonth. There viii be no lack Of mem Sers con.
tests and OF team matches, however. and the
college hove will hold their annual team and
individual cham uionships In that month.
DEAL B1Aou. Aur. 23-In tho semi finals to-
dav ier the women's cham pionship Of tho Deal
Beach COT Club and modal presented by A.
G lw!n'nz: the match betwesn Miss Martha
inseI.stIoS wemen's contest Of the season.
holes IN l2h. establishing tho woman's record
co. but Miss Murphy p aon the s s1tesntS
and seventeenth In boyle figures. and they
halved the eighteenth. making tho result to-
Mise Brics won the extra hole through getting
her and Miss Anna Barbour. who defeated Miss
Virginia Murphy by Z up and to play
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Gossip OF the Ring.

Jimmy Barry has issued dsn to meet the
winner OF the Palmer MoGovern contests.
7; Murphy. New York-He Is an American
1873.
Quite a crowd OF English sports are coming
70 SEQ the hcGoVern-Falmer contest on Sept
u. Several sailed last Saturday. according TO
DR.. 0rdway,
Spider" Kelly. who 10 here With Joe Ken
hedy. oners to meet any lightweight ip the
livan ne q starter,
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C1BMAN'S TALB OF BURGLARY.
Some Signs of ReVel and n Fight in His
Rooms, but Mono of Thieves.

bOIho bIKuB OF u FoVoI ma n F1Kht IN HIS
Rooms, but None of Thieves.
William Weaver. a cab driver. who lives at
442 West Thirty-arst street. was found by q
policeman unconscious In the street near his
home early yesterday morning. He had q
broken nose and bad scalp wound and a
dozen or 30 big bruises were distributed about
his body. When he revived Weaver told the
police that he had been beaten by burglars In
his fiat. He was sent to Roosevelt Hospital.
In Weavor's house were a good deal OF blood and
some Signs OF q revel. but none OF burglars
Nothing had been stolen from the place The
police believe that Weaver was entertaining
friends in the absence Of his wife and daughters
who were at Coney Island. and got into a fight
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ABsCoyDEk BEINEMAxN cAUGBr
Stole $4,000 Worth of JsweIry and De
serted His Wife.

Stole $4,000 Worth of Jswelry and De-
serted His Wife.
The Newark police were notified yesterday
that siegfried Heinemann has lust been cap
tured In Antwerp. He Is wanted In Newark
for making away with $4,000 worth OF dia-
monds belonRinRto a jeweller. George J. Busch
OF High street and Springfield avenue, for
whom he acted as agent. Heinemann was a
special deputy sheriff. He disappeared several
weeks ago. Two days after no left Newark an
acquaintance saw him boarding an ocean
steamer in Hoboken. minus his mustaohe.
The vessel sailed before the police were notI-
Ned of his being on it. and the police OF Ant
werp were cabled to. to hold the man. Ars
Heinemann will sail for Germany to- morrow to
reioin her family. Heiaemann left her saying
he did not care to live with her any longer. and
that hereafter he would live alone,
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q good attendance. w. ID. Brownel Of the
AeaEam Golf Club. OF Providence. won the
BRyeisp o Yh SSr' wS on Il no medal
offered for the best SCORE, In the
qualification round for the Presidents
N. +. Wright, OF Philadelphia. made. the next
best score IN the qualifying round. In the
Russell Colt three up and one to play. The
winners Of the mixed foursomes were
George j. Cooke and Mas Elizabeth Cooke.
Thalr 81 IA ms
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TIRED OF WORKING ron L LYING.
Waiter Decided to Take . Holiday ana
Stole to Paw for II.

Stole to Paw for II.
Frank Harnik. employed In the Bayviow Pa
vilion at Huguenot Staten Island. was held in
$1,000 bail for trial by Magistrate Brann IN the
Centre street police court yesterday on the
charge Of stealing $64 in money and Q
watch from Joseph Sohroebel. who IL also en-
ployed there. Harnlk was arrested BY Gen.
trail Once detectives at the bridge entrance On
Tuesday night as he was returning with two
women from Consy island. He had $40 OF the
money left He said he was tired Of working
for his living and had decided TO have one
pleasant day, even II he had to jail.
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A SICK WoMAN's Fatal LEAP.
Mrs. A. X. TAYLOR OF Baltimore JumpI
Out OF = window aad 10 Killed.

Out OF WIhuoW ma 10 klIIed.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 25-Mrs. Jessie Taylor
wife Of Alexander K. Taylor. OF the nrm OF r.
Q. Taylor 4 Co., jumped from a third-story
window OF her home this afternoon while de-
lirious. and received injuries from which she
died few minutes later Mrs. Taylor had
been Ill with typhoid fever for a week. This
noon her nurse left the room for . few min
utes. When she returned TO the room an
alarm was given. and soon krs. Tayor'S body
was found At the bottom Of an arelWay about
was 81 yearsAold.
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George : Cooke and Miss Elizabeth Coz. 90;
Ernest jenkins ana Mis-, @. bsCoppet. %; W.
G. Denny and Miss Bsrwind, st; CREW Kane
Emme Kirk 1902; a. p snow and Miss Snow, o2i
" p. Thompson and Miss Anna sands 100; W. d.
Brownoll and Mise NJ. Brownell. 1o7; Philip Pres
oott, y. and Miss 8. Baldwin: los; W W. wlll!ams
and Miss Baldwin III; g. E. Batchel1er and Mss
Roberts, 11S; n. B. Merriam and Mrs. Irving Chase.
115; r. g. Williams and Mrs. Jesse Tyson, $50.
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PITTsTrELp, Aug. 23.-The. August 10 atch for
hs caps 9R:nsYf a. the ,ba
Be, 9GSi n',ss
ssd ;ssR the
sSSuaa fa a RS. hn r. q Ssn tss ,ss
%stcS the hrst eight scores ana nf for ths
scores In the womsn's class werc
TIN. a. si NJ; ' DIV. S.rH.r . ~ Hsssa Ggf
W.. MIitn s ~ s GriSs Ma ra
So5: ~. h1:' M. * < T T.td
10. solos.
Tho qualifying scores In the mems class
H W Allen. AZ. 4s-ss; John Barker. 4b. 44-aa;
9 p suTTrs a. ts.ss; H. wilson, a. a7.Sa;
F. T. Francis 80. 5000; N. Ksrnoch.n, 80, ST.
isy. s.. betli HnA"'n'' o. 'S-ii'i e. A. Brad
NEwPoRr, Aug. 23.-.The play for the cup
offered BY R :sg Broekss; open oPen to woman
OF aG GSb 6SeE
hrst round, The condition for ths qnaIiiyins
sasS. a s feoIE ANNA
ssHfs NJ e.. a'smtn Dps,s. Mr' BsTses
th5op o1h s: wbo Tried we're Mrs Johp Jacob
sss s.S se:d sS bos There
Wiz H.. fSs .ss sht naD
lass year. bsips defeated X women less -:
round was as follows:
Mi,s Bnsh beat Miss Sands. g. up; Mrs. Duryee
beat Mt. Mr.: %%lscn up and 2 play Mes oqddsrd
beat Miss winthrop. up.
sl NAsIgotnT; Mass. Aug; 2s.N.n.qssket beat
.fns a fs s s.ps as sss
T5.3hto9 m, X.n,pokst crack player.
BAR HARsoR. Me. Aug 2s-Ths semi-flnals
~ saS fhsd h
f to Pfy tRs dSesb ..
SasSs% ps e = s S;; TioFP$i{; s ssts
Thorp and Els. In The semi -fnals this t Alter
as9 t Ssn TdsSFR a SSSh hole
e Seai SO sH ' ed ss' E.
Enoyn Ga@ESrIdss crack the fsrGsft match
steady and consistent throughout. While Ellis
loet his nerve on one hole. the sixteenth. and
Ra. e The mn q Re ds1 G.
a. happy over his wonderful showing against
the rpnner-up Of 1898 as II he had won the
with Hinkle this afternoon. beating him 8 up
and g TO play. The Boston boy has too big a
handicap for the game he 10 putting up this
week. BE ls playing beyond himself. and
Thorp. will ned 1t almost impossible to cut
down the andicap unless he plays phenomenal
golf in the finals tomorrow.
JEFFERSON. N. H., Aug 23.-Mem bers OF the
Waumbek Coli Club 10 the number of thirty
The Tuxedo system Of scoring. giving each
Mipner ope point for hls team. was used; A.
captAinSd one team and +. O, Robertson. OF
Morristown Coli the other. The result:
4. Z. Neybold ......... OF. G. Robertson
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NARRAaANsErr PIER. Aug. 23.-The Point
Judith Country Club golf tourney was oontin-
usd to-day on the links at Wildfeld Farm. The
the finals In tGs consolation were also played
In the afternoon the mixed foursomss were
played. eighteen holes medal play. There was
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The Yankee Boat Beats tho Canadian by
Thirty-pips Seconds.


TORONTO Aug. 23.-Again the Genesee
showed her saiIins qualities In light and I'M
certain wind to-day. capturing the second race
in tho Canadian cup series. from the Beaver.
BY 80 seconds. The course was . nine-mile
beat to wtndward and return. What little
wind there was cams from the southwest and
the hoats At times drlttsd about. The start
was fair and equal at 1921, the judges having
waited for the wind to settle During the beat
out there was some jocksyinE. each skipper
trying to blanket the othor. Once the Genssse
did the trick and gained quite an advantage
The Genesss rounded the southwest buoy at
3:15:lp. ono minute ninateen seconds ahead
Of the Beaver Both boatS set their spinn kers
on the run home and the Beaver began slowly
even terms after travelling about three and q
ming the Beaver up to windward in order to
change thf race from d run to rsssh This
lay the G.Desss n. BE Beaver. hoN.S.f
pulled mp. In the last nile the Wind shlited
and the GeneSee, Ryhsd. 1t was then anybody's
Ioss 9V 1saas. s8e Sanding thu H .pnssser
and the qene:.s whipped ever the lins With
lead Of about nifty yards. Summary:
Boat. Start, FniA. iims.
e.s..:., ........,ss: ,,.Se s;,:; = s!s:.::!
The centrebosrd boat surprised eysry one By
ss u h ba.t se &. Ss sa
ward, Capt. Jarvis handled the Beaver. ad-
big dance in honor Of the visitors was given at
the Island Club house.
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my friend, eIcuse my going into dinner,
cannot eat I can't a. I m q sinner"
"Oh nonsense, take . Ripans after eating,
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This afternoon tho thirty-footers sailed o
sweepetAke race once over triangular course
Of eight miles In q moderate northeast wipd.
by their owners except the EsperanEa, Mr.
and Mira. Arthur T. Kemp were guests on the
WaUa. The summary;
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Liverpool Yacht Club to Entertain Sir
Thomas Upton.

speetal Cable DopatA to The Sur.
LONDON. Aug. 23.-sr Thomas Upton will
GO to Liverpool to- m orrow. whore q great re-
ern Yacht Club.
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Harness Races at Troy.

Troy. Aug. 23-Fully 5000 spectators w.t.
messed the races at the Rensselaer, County
Fair at West Sand lake to-day The favorites
in each race won in straight heats. Summary
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AArtrttSftitemt.
R.I.P.A.N.S JlNdLES.


Tho engineer in bis dusty cab.
The d %SsS.% %s. f aSsn.e Yer s.a
ws.$ AZ, h! ma 1 y. M. ma. a'."'
IL SS Tx a.. SH .s: Of HRs.; 1Cia: nan. .
See tn. s.sm-trsss with her needle, bending needy
rhourS her heed 1, .ohins msdiy-foz r'''.'. d.
A. no Tine .Ss has for exercise she's bthou~ dry.
10 With bu. one boz of Ripsns she viii And r'lisf
som. have trousl. With ths,r lives.
s1. :.n Rissss tsaiss stomach
' as. a ns .s:'; 1 s1g; s :s hSs
Ripsns TaSuiesi One VIII help youI
More will your painful Ill
Poor Tom suffered s.diy IN stomach .nd hssd.
E Ea.:ES5 .os,a Sis.a: h.
when q fellow gets exhausted
rh rSS% Faa pof.f: : fGr tis Doctor
And there's just about two ninsty-nrs
T:a iii III. S ss.a Inn is 2 Gay,
four S.s% R %.sn;, sI: e. ga sas'"
And they strengthen the nerve tissues toe
whon man feels hi. .tomseh an wrong
he needs Ripan. Tabules
with their aid he'll be soon we'll and strong.
In Jersey there dwelt poor fellow
whose skin was All wrinkled and yellow.
s sSs h m.Ss ri. n :sin; clear.
And he's now quite good looking fellow.
Tho model man Just COOS 70 bod
And on his pillow lays his head.
spsn: TsSSs. Ss1S
Pimpiss here. Pimplss there.
Pimpies almost everywhere.
6 eHs digias : .ec T. aais:
You may t.lk Of your t ss7is and "a eraosrs
o ri a ~ Of n, opr ds a.. sn vii MAKE
There nothing like Ripsn.-the sure s.r.as.A
Hor cheeks are like the blushns rose.
HsT sass ana fun
To take Ripsns she's now begun.
Ths5s W, seE NAMED Paul
According 70 rules
And he euchred tho pain after ALT
A woman feels bright AZ fairy.
If Rtpans abe takes
To protect from headaches
And other nerve troubles contrary.
Eat we'll and sleep we'll. work we'll ana keop wen.
That's the great secret oflvtng.
When Ripans their great aid are giving.
melancholy rnarks him for her own"
Who has the panGs OF Indigestion known
But 10y will claim him after he has tiled
Rpans Tabules-And stomach pains deAed.
--
The girl who suffers headache pains
But wishes TO forsake them
Succeeds she obtains
Bome Ripans and will take them.
my friend excuse my going into dinner,
cannot eat can't, a. I'm q dinner"
"Oh nonsense. take Ripane after eating.
And you viii md Dyspepsias pains are heetine."
Her chief attraction 10 her charm Of f6oa,
And so to take some Aipans tia her duty
They clear the sk1n and lend the Aaurs ersos.
Says he You've . lovely ecmpisx1on,.
Pom my word Dear think It's Dsrfsetioa."
Take RipAna Tabule,
And your own will be At Tor inspsotiSn.~
Tho greatest cure for stomach III
Or headache eharp and Keen,
Are Ripans Tsbulss. tor they VIII
Bring peace to intervene
msdon there lived In ~ wayne,
Whose ST. mach near drove hsrlnsaney
RipAns Tabules she took,
Now by word and By look,
She shows she 10 free from all payne.
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Melancholy msrks him for her own"
Who has the panes OF Indigestion known
But 10y will claim him after he has tried
Ripans TAbules-And stomach palma dsAsd.
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competition for the Mrs. L. Beard cup. the
players on the Nassau County Club Inks TO- day
turned In the following cards:

In the women's weekly handicap for the
Gates cup, but two OF the contestants turned in
cards, which were as follows
Cross. Heap. Net.
Mns ". Puspy... ;............. ds az
Miss IL. ID. maxwell. SO plus 81
This gives Miss Rusby the lead By three
points,
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The girl who suffers headache pains
But wishes to forsake them
Succeeds - soon as she obtains
Some RipAns and will take them.
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usual TO 20 over the Dyers Island course. The
Dorothy ii got the Start. but In the beat up
pair the Vaqnsro III led from tbS fIst. The
EsperanLa was sailed By Ralph N. Ellis, The
wind was northeast. shiftlng to east. The sum-
mary:
BEMI-FIHALs, YIRsT PAIR.
Sidrt Finih EIdpsed
" ~. a. r.. NJ 4,
Carolina .,.............1l;o1;oo 3is7:9e 8j3o.36
Dorothy. ...............t1 ;o2ioo 2:86;tt 0i33:<l
SECOND PAIR.
Naquero III............. 10000 2:b6iOp b;2p:Oo
bsperhnLh.. ...1liOI!oO 2:46:oO BA1iSO
The afternoon tho thirty -footers sailed
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A woman feels bright a. fairy,
Her spirits are happy and airy,
II . Ripans abe takes
To protect from headaches
And other nerve troubles CONTRARY.
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JEFFERSON. N. H., Aug. 23-Mem bers Of the
Waumbek Coll Club 70 the number, Of thirty
The Tuxedo system Of scoring. giving each
winner one point for. HIS team, was used. A.
Z. Nswbold. OF the PhilAdelPhiA Cricket Club,
MorriatoMn Golf the other Tho result:
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when man feels his stomach all wrong.
when he can't enjoy food very long.
He 10 breaking health's rules
he needs Ripans Tabules,
with their aid he'll DO soon we'll and strong
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I2h clas; trot1nR and
]. D. g.. b. q. u. B. Simon
David H.. b. G. n. Piley).
Edward. r. z. B. Miller).
Holly Woodruff, b. Q. u.
Major. b. Z. &c. HID.
Felix. G. G. m. ]. Healy).
Time-2,
2:<b Glass. trottipg and
Armorel. or. m. ID. 7. n
Lsndon c.. b. G. W. J. v
Brownie Adams. b. q. q
James +. Painey, cR. .. u
Buffalo. b. b. wv. Amat
Dalcantara. blk. .. u. Da'
Marietta. b. N. tChas. 81
Miss Alpha. b. (. wv. q.
Time-2:2e!l. 2:21A, 2
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You may talk Of your tonics and braoers.
You may talk Of your drinks and your 'chaseJs,~
But of all the new aids that will mako siot men
better,
There's nothing like Ripans-the sure btrNAgth
begetter
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woman's browning glory 10 hsr-ossuty
Her chief attraction IL hsr charm of fHoa,
And so to take some RtpAns tia her duty
They clear the skin and lend the A9ure ersoe.
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Tho model man Just goes 10 bed
And on his pillow lays his head.
Sweet slumber comes at once because
Riphns Tabules help Natures lava.
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In Jersey there dwelt poor fellow
Whose skin was all wrinkled and yellow.
But Ripans, hear,
Soon made his skin clear.
And he's now quite good looking fellow.
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some have trouble With their iiVes.
Some heavy. aching head,
Bone can't keep things on their stomach.
Others indigestion dread.
Sufferers, Istl There's hope before goal
Hoari Your hearts with t9y twill nn,i
Ripans Tabulesl One Will help youi
More will cure your painful III
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There was Q young fellow named Paul.
Who had headaches Spring. Summer and Fab
He tIied Rpans TAbules
According TO rules
And he euchred the pain after ALT
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Pimpies here. Pimples there.
Pimples almost everywhere,
But when RipaBs arc obtained,
Clear complexion soon 10 gained
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Wbsteyer he ate he would wish himself dead
FOR nsueht would digest-then Of Ripans he heard,
He tried them, and now he's a. blith oas = bird.
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No matter what line you pursus
Your system needs braotnG anew,
Ripans Tabulee are good
For the skin and blood
And they strengthen the narve tissues toe
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Hor cheeks are like the blushing rosa,
Fair hsr neck and white her nose,
Her eyes arc bright with health and fun
To take Ripans she's now begun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-22

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49,,
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:, Ne, - 80 :
s - - ~ !. :.
a.. - ~ - s.'s Wv, NV
NJ = - ~ 10y 'assss w i'S'se 81
= = - 800 8 =.
T. A. Tuffreesis too busy selling EN-
s s,s.,. pianos , 20 aassr'lss very extern
80 = CIV. -. 80 :. $
You may as We'll GET the green
stamps With your Christmas purchases
s. : IS S 80 : s'l'A' =
big cut in the price OF tool chests
for boys. We have only q few LETT and
wish toclose them out ID. j. Bullock.
Il You want 70 please Your boy buy
him one Of those new fancy shirts,
Just like pa = Only Stern has them.
J,laris,a .rs,,,.,.ss mrs a,, ea,,,,;av ~
al kinds, targarines, holly and every.
thing nice for Christmas AZ L. Opptce's.
Mr. asa sy,s .I,bo,,..s ,,inh,i1 ,,;ssas
r,.slis r,,se,, 49,, E,a,,,sa 49,,
s;,v
toliet articles elegant siiver
mounted ans SINE packed goods We
nave q ianse assortment. m. Hela-
berg.
- ~, 49,. - 49,, K.
stsu Nailp 20 nave q hot ilfile on
Ghristnlas phone US FOR some Of our
cry hagd Woees chunks. Gregory Brown
seal GO
Nery delicious for a hrea,,eas, e,sh
are smoked white tish I'm and haddies
ana halib,,t You can get tham ~
=. Myers
Nh r. cabins rs,s,sssan.5,s .bo
I2sa yybfta ana Nrislana "a Il freis,f,
i;5,As ,cssfr ~. ciiy a., b,,si,,.sS8
r1,,rsaa,
We have large line Of hanakerchiefs
in al Qualities fre1n cent up Make q
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A.9u had bel euiile IN " Yea want
one OF the celebrated Emerson pianos
for Christmas They are going fast
Tuffree Nnsic House.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-22
DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.


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+ Largest variety Of mufflers at so, rs
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One bunch of holly TO each lady Gus
toner at culley's Saturday.
Mr.. q. F. capron. of state Center,
was in the city on business Thursday.
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1.-THE Very latest We have it, Farrand
y ntiiora.
The Lamb Lumber Company has a
fun supply of coal. Send in Your or
GERS ana thes VIII be iiiled promptly.
Mrs. i. III. Blair left this morning for
her home in Omaha. having visited the
past few dams at the G. Ct. Swain home.
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low with a suitable christmas present.
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Ds'7 $3.50 ''sa ssssis lii''i3sS'as-
Misses Madge Reiley and Nina Neil
Troy ara home from Duhuaue. where
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-22

Ifit is rich pearl handled goods you
are looking for We have them. Some
elegant articles among them. VIM.
Hellberg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-22

Don, forget TO order some Of our
choice soft nut coal or stove wood to
roast that turkey on Christmas. Greg
DRY Brown Coal Co.