Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-23

Or. Nichols. physician.
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DR.. Bullard, osteopath. al West Main.
See Bullock for bargains in tin and
granite ware.
Big line Of velvet rugs, 63x27, Tues
day only. sl.4s. The Fair.
Good quality outing cloth, cents.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Examine our muslin underwear as to-
quality, price and workmanship. Ban
natyneS 4 Lay.
Infants button shoes. coin toe, pat
ent TIPS sizes 2 to 5, Tuesday only, 35
cents. The Fair.
Lumber lumber lumber. You know
What this means II you don't, ask the
Irwin Lumber Company.
Use World Soap TO get quality as
Well as quantity. Save the wrappers
and get valuable premiums.
Ladies' V.ici kid lace shoes, coin toe
sizes 4 to Z, as long as they last, Tues
day only, IS cents. The Fair.
We are buying hand picked Duchess
apples and will pay a good price. G. c.
Taft Company. Market street.
Coal to get up steam with {? Well, We
guess so. Jasper County is the stuff.
For sale by Irwin Lumber Company.
This is the week for buying fine
peaches. We Will have a fresh supply
every morning. Reynolds, Watson &
Co.
New black dress goods in zebelines,
icainei's hair, cheviots, Nenetians and
covert clothes. HoSt's Department
Store.
There was an Unusually large attend
ance at the Epworth League meeting
Sunday evening, when services We're in
charge of the mercy and help DEPART
ment, with Ernest Gray as leader. Miss.
Clara I3oardman sang a $ a solo If 1.
We're d Voice.
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern railway has named rate Of
one fare plus 81 to Denver and return
for the annual meeting of the Y. p. c..
U. at that point July $3.50. For full
particulars call on any agent of the
Cedar Rapids Route.
The ballots cast at the election last
November were burned Saturday after
noon by Auditor Hargrave, as required
by law. Msasrs. I. +. Bradford and w.
b. Wildman, representing the demo-
Gratis and republicans respectively, We're
Witnesses of the cremation.
The police made their customary
monthly shift al noon Sunday, and for
the mex, thirty days officer Weaver will
have the day beat in the depot district,
n ,,lr ,;tr,t l,iJe
business district. up town, Officer Han
Cochran at night.
Miss Pearl Black arrived home this
morning from Chicago, Where she has
been spending the summer in study at a
normal school. Miss Elaek returned via.
Grinnell, where she spent sunday With
friends, in company with her brother,
Mr.. Herbert Black, who Went To Grin
nell 10 meet her Saturday evening.
Mr.. James Denmead, who has been
with his mother a their cottage in the
outing Club al Clear Lake, returned to
the city sunday evening. Wednesday
z he will leave for Geddcs. S. D. where
he Will be employed in a bank. Geddes
is one of the many new towns which
are sprirging up in the Dalsotas ard
which are expected to be thriving
Ipaees iii the not far-off future. Iii is
in Charles Mix county and is only about
100 milesSfrom Sioux City.
Mr. ~ ufit5f, Wsli-to-no iarin-
er. living near Hag;land, delivered to
ne l l!al Eeat NJ atletts. s7at'ii
which he mas beer feeding during the
past seven months The animals aver
aged Stw, wears ala ANA ,heir ! vsIr,,,a
~ l.-i2 Pouisis, Milsh sho"ea q
ne Sii'ie ti'ts
iot ils'}hse pesah, ne COW we're O
.i1'' = siel'2ra anu si'ollEor'i i1Ieeu ana
apio1 'sh ~ q ptiee y so'-o PSI y ui4ufeu.
Ladies Wei Kid lace shoes. coin toe.
sizes s. 10 Z. as Ion. as they last. Tues
day only, as cents The Fair.
Aman named James Gray, a native Of
the blue grass stale, who has been in
I the city short time, became intoXicat-
| ed Saturday afternoon and Went 10 the
county jail, where lie abused the prison
ii5s;:. s::::9.ss::;t. ettyusiltto be confined
THEREIN. Gray delivered u lecture on the
disgrace Of being a jail inmate, but this
did not prevent him from becoming one
himself, as Sheriff Shoemaker arrested
him on a charge Of disturbing the peace.
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