Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-04

Bargain night tonight at Pappe's.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
George j. Allen, scientific optician.
Clear lake and return tomorrow, s1.25
round trip.
For a tirst-class shine stop at La
Shelle's cigar store.
II. e. Simkins, undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postofice.
Great variety of ladies' hand bags,
from % cents to $3.50. NJ r. Andrews.
Attend the Rough Rider Club meeting
at the east court room next Tuesday
night.
Special low prices a Henry Pappess
tonight. Notice the windows and spe-
cial signs.
Clifford restaurant is growing in fa-
vor Excellent Sunday dinners are
served there.
OF course you are. going TO Clear Lake
tomorrow Only s1.25 round trip via
Iowa Central.
If you want the best soft nut coal free
from slate we sellsit. Phone 140. Greg
Coal Company
We are selling the best dry oak stove !
wood; also sell it in four-foot lengths
at close prices. Baker Bros.
See the new china closets and side
boards al the Bee Hive furniture de-
spartment. They are Very stylish and
handsome.
Assths mercury goes down the price
der early On guaranteed prices and you
We are making very low prices on
first class Foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
US. Marshalltown Stone Company,
rooms 4 and 8, court house.
Rough Rider hats are already appear
popular piece of headgeaf from now
son for disearding them after election,
ii is hoped.
Secretary Trotter, of the school board,
Mill eonnence neNt week the work of
taking the annual school census. He
MIL employ an assistant and the work
Will occupy about three weeks. Mr.
Trottsr says he intends to secure the
Ainost complete and thorough census Of
the district ever taken.
The Chicago Great Western viii run
an excursion "a Waterloo Thursday
August o on account OF the race meet
ing. The train Mil leave Marshall
town at s.SV a. ~. and arrive at
NNaterioo at 1910 a m. Returning Will
LEAVE Waterloo at p. m. The crack
trutters and PAGERS Of the country Will
compete fo. prizes Fare - cents for,
the round trip.
The Christian church Viii celebrate
tomorrow the first anniversary Of. the
ministry here If Rev. w. II. Scott The
services VIII be of such a character as
Ia how; the year has been a pleasant
and profitable one 70 both the pastor
and his people. Rey. Scott has received
The teksasof his peoples esteem and
trust in him, rot onlysi in having an
unanimous call 70 remain, but in the
fact that his salary has been raised by
asconsiderab bic sum.
The housewife Who has tried the Ban
ner flour appreciates 1t at its true
worth. The art Of making good bread,
especially II tfl. hoGr ia not first-clas,s.
is no easy matter. The Banner 10
strictly high grade flour the mill being
located at LeG;fansl, and aiaang sments
ilayr been perfected whereby You can
exchange Your wheat for -four i Ham
mand & Benedist's in this city on ex-
aetlS the same terms AZ at the mill.
Those who have used the Banner can
mot say too much in its praise. and
9thase who Use an artiel. are certainly
the most competent judges
John seine the Italian who shot Tony
Y G'arodo during a quarrel with joe Rio.
skill be giyer 4 hearing before Justice
Allen next Monday on a charge Of as
saiilt nth intent ~ kill: Rio Viii be
4 tgied on a similar charge on Tuesday.
A. both men a1pt at each other they
NH without doubt be held tosthe grand
jury. Seire could he held on4a double
charge, as the lax makes no distinction
4 as 10 whether or NOT he hit the man hs.
INTENDED TO Had Gorodo's Wound
s proved fatal seino could be tried and
convicted of murder. even tho Seino did
mot intend 10 de harm to the former
Miss Mertie Harris sto leave the city
d saon for joliet, Ill. where she will take
S course as nurse in ths Silver Cross
hWsllitall. Friday evening her mother
81 Mrs. L r Harris, al tile!r home atNo
se6 North First avenue entertained
ab0ut fifty young friends as q farewell
q "a her The evening Vas spent on the
pretty !awn.whers Singing wa 81 enjoyed
Mr.. John Reynolds reeited some OF his
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