Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-28

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Treffry's ice cream is best.
Pappe's windows tell the tale.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Grand electrical display at Henry
.Pappes this evening.
Have you sampled Granam's plan.
tation." the new scent cigar7
Meet your friends at Henry Pappe'.
great clothing palace this evening.
Big line Of muslin skirts from 33. As.
50, 65, so cents, SIPS to $3.50. Nj. F. An-
drewa.
DIR. w. NJ. Choate. dentist. No.6 West
Main street. Open Saturday evenings
from I toe. Both phones.
Smoke Red Book ; cent cigar. If
your dealer doesn't keep IT. go where
they do. Lashelle, distributor.
Good modern houses and very choice
and cheap lots for sale. Delano L.
Smith, West Main. Phone, 251.
If YOU have been looking for pulNer-
NOW be supplied from Reynolds. Wat
!.
ICONS.
Where dc buy my cigar. Why, at
sLaShelle's cigar store, OF course. 1t is5
the only place in the city whore You'll
find a complete line Of high grade ci-
gars and tobacco.
We want ten good men to work in our
quarry III Rockton. Will pay sl.75 per
+t,a
office. Room 5.8court house. Marshall
town Stone Company.
Baker Bros. handle everything in the
fuel line t. q, hard coal. coke, camel
for CRATES Hooking Valley Ohio coal.
Illinois Centerville block Boone, Pekay
and Hooking. Iowa, Goals. Dry oak
Wood. four foot and stove lengths Pre-
pared pine kindling.
The cantral'ss No. 6, south bound,
was held about thirty minutes this
morning for the Northwestern's east
bound local passenger, No. IA. which
had attached two cars Of trotting
horses and racing paraphernala, en-
route to Hedriek from Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Sloan have re-
turned from their western trip and
think a more enjoyable one could not
have been taken They visited Denver.
Salt Lake. Colorado Springs and Mani
tou. but the greater part of the time
was spent In the trip thru the Yellow
stone Park, which for grandeur Of
scenery can not b. eNcelled
Mia, I.s,s;.. HAM ,ybo- Mas heen8 tb..
p,,..s1 Of Miss Iualla I,oyp of Mon
,no,,th mi for. tW,,6 weeks arrived l7on..
Friday evening accompanied by Miss
Foeg ans: mother. Mrs. CHARLES. Foes.
Who left on the first train for koone.
where they are callsd by the serious lll-
ness of Mrs. foss 8 mother. Mrs. f'ogs
anu daughter expect 20 STOP mere LOT
visit before they return 10 Monmouth.
i, anr.s,sr, arrive w e, St,eks,laser Of
the CRY Interviewing some of ,he Mar.
s,ha, ,.5,i,,t ,.pn,.s in nj sr.ss,. az
tho candidacy of Col. HI. H. Rood. az
man Was .or thirty Years connected
l5owner and editor but has now retired
i ard the paper is being conducted by
4 his sonA
Mr. II. S Halbert Vas called Col
\ fax this morning by telegram an
KnQuncing that his Wife vas quite i'll ard
asking that he come al once a letter
i preceded the telegram yesterday and
/ anreuflceti that Mrs. ii ALBERT was taken
4 VI Shortly after a arriving there IN COM
] pany with her nieces Misses Allie and
4 Lois l'arstoW. after an overland trip.
4 AZ lss u a peit VAS not at a " alarmed
sNls,l tti ts,s g tsi vas Written, II IS taken
4 3that Al r. dalpsrt gfe'w suaeenl! worse.
sa,n,,Iss % tho new Sorihws m
,s,,4,1ft cf,,,,in have, he,.r r,.cs4iy.d herr
y .rhey 49, q vast i,,,,,r,, ..m.rt oyer ,bs
,dis,ns seha ,,ian tieke; They are ,,nt
ras1icajir diff,rart from the nr,lins
~ q i'i'ea . az IS. ny ,ishs
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\, ana on isSs' parts
4 OF lne stlckfSt when ls ABOUT the silsl9i
4 q tso. . 3eiiiN.i2lt ! ne esha .ltars
l59li ana fs1aiiis mar. it.t urIllHs lfe oshei
4 nall TO the patron. mere Is no sefiNs-i-
4 iaps1 or iocdi ticket. ne one SHY does
for all IT. VIII Simplify thttsrush @
q business before tram time, anc IS tnt
hes; thing yet gotten out of the pur-
Epose.
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