Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-29

Choice of any white shirt waist in the
store for 20 cents for tomorrow only, al
the Fair,
Thought about the new hat for the.
Fourth Mrs. Morrill, has very hand
some line
What we have left in the wash silks
that We're as cents we will close at SO
cents. NJ. f. Andrews.
One hundred and fifty mems $3.50
shoes. sizes 9 to u. Saturday and Mon
day only, sl.2s, at the Fair.
General Traffic Manager y. N. Title
more. of the Central. went to Chicago
Thursday night for a days stay.
Parties desiring ice cream for the
Fourth should send thsir orders early
to insure their being filed G. Trenf1y.
Col. f. c. Let's, Of Chicago, will be
in the city tomorrow to look after mat
ters pertaining to his heavy interests
here.
John Reynolds, who has been working
in some st. Paul machine shops for the
past few weeks, returned home Thurs
day evening.
Talk is cheap but we are doing the
business in serge suits. Ours are the
real serge, the best manufactured. Far
rand q Clifford.
To Oskaloosa, centerville, Marshall-
town. Mason City and other towns l
go on the big elephants back-Choco-
late Cream coffee.
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Buy five packages of Chocolate
Cream coffee and get 5o-cent ticket
free or two half tickets to the Sells
Bros. big show. All retail groceries
have Equality Of the best.
Strayed or Stolen-Bay mare pony, S
Years old: weight, about 500: wire cut
on left front leg between knee and
ankle: brand left shoulder 20" with
figure 8 in center. Notify Grant Daw-
son, Albion. Ia.
Mr.. Burt Parr was in Steamboat Rock
Thursday night to make arrangements,
for the Maccabee Harp Orchestra to.
play for Fourth of Juls. dancing party.
The *. o. T. NJ. band will be in Steam
boat for the day.
You cor always rely on our goods
being the best and our prices the low.
est of any store in the city. We are
selling a Macha and lava coffee for %
cents that can not be duplicated any
where. c. ]. Hoyt.
Supreme Representative P. A. Haw-
ley, of the Maccabees. and NIessrs.
Charles H. Mutt and Clyde w. Morse,
We're in Hampton Thursday night,
where they Instituted new tent. The
team of the Ackley tent. assisted by the
Marshalltown men. had the work in
charge.
One of the novel bits Of railroad adj
lvertising matter recently issued is the
tri-color Fourth of July poster o. the
passenger department of the Iowa Cen
trial railway, in which Uncle sam is
Represented as reading the declaration
Iof independence. on which prominently
appears the well-known trademark OF
THE road. AT a first glance the trade
| mark appears to be upside down. which
lat once attracts the attention OF every
one who sees IT.
Mrs. Harry Cornell. who has been
1 Mrs. A. Janney's guest for nearly three
4 weeks past went to Belle PLANE this
4 morning. She will be joined there on
Monday by Mrs. j. X. Flood who has
4 also been a guest at the Janney home
and they will go on Ito Hart. Mich. Mrs
Il r. a. Lanpher, the other guest Of
Mrs. 6anney viii leave tomorrow fol
4 her home in st. Paul. No ladies who
have ever visited in the city have beer
Il the recipients Of more social honors anc
hay !, a
i this visit will hope that they come to
4 Marshalltown some time for another
visit.
4 You owe it to yourself to be wei
l3dressed. Remember. ours is tailoring
establishment that any man can affort
to. patronize and no man can afford t,
Iignore. Our work is the work of ex,
4! perts and our fabrics the finest. Yo,
i can not get such satisfactory result.
II anywhere else. We are overstocke,
with light weight suitings and do no
n care to carry them over. AS an induce
z ment we viii make greatly reduced
I prices on all summer goods. The rea
warm season has hardly commenced
and you will need a light weight suit
\ Why not come in and leave your or
der The style and fit We will guar
J antee. Brenneck & Hansen, East Main
4 Buy a parasol for the Fourth at tn
Hawkeye.
Capt. Gideon Wheeler. a former resi-
dent Of Albion, but now of Fullerton
Neb., spent Thursday in the city ii
company with his wife and sister, Mrs
Catherine Griswold Capt. Wheeler lef
Marshall county eighteen years ago, an
altho he has visited his old home mum
Der Of times since then, he finds NOR
pleasure each time in renewing the &C
quaintances made years ago. Capt
Wheeler is now 70 years Of age. an
looks to be about so. He recruited Com
pany X. OF the Third Iowa, composed 0
Albion, Marshall and Story county boys
for the civil war, and went thru tn
service as its commander. For mum
Der Of years, after the war, Cap,
Wheeler conducteda general store !,
Albion. which he purchased fror
! IAbram Stanley. Hip brother, Maj. Will
lam B. Wheeler, whom many Of the old
er residents viii remember as an AiDiv
boy, and clerk for Mr.. Stanley befor
I he disposed of his store, IL now com
manding battalion OF the Eighteenth
United States regulars at Manila, r.
which he helped capture.
six mitts. nothing better. q q q
lHawksye.