Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-22

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THE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. Nichols, surgeon
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Enter Business College Monday.
Straw hats. 5 cents to 81 at 3stern's.
Blue and black serge coats and vests
at Stern's.
Check glass toweling, ) and 10 cents.
NJ. T. Andrews.
Summer clothing at money saving
prices at o. H. Holes.
Ladies black fans, an elegant assort-
ment, at the Hawkeye.
Have you sampled Graham's Plan
tation." the new scent cigar2
H. E. simklns, undertaking exclusives
~. Second door west Of postoftice.
Business was very brisk at Pappe's
all week. Right prices tellsthe story.
Picked lambs tongue for lunches
and picnics at Gerhart's White Market.
An elegant line of odd pieces of
China at Aliens, the jeweler, IA East
Main.
Special for Saturday-1O per cent dis
count on every boys suit in the house
at Stern's.
Beautiful and comfortable ci,ildren's
department at Pappe's attracts huns
dreds ofqmothers.
We have every style OF nesligee shirt
that can be called new and winning.
Farrand & Clifford.
The most stylish summer hats in the
city may be found at Mrs. Morrlfs, and
It astonishinglv low prices.
Use World soap to get quality as
well as quantity. Save the wrappers
and get valuable premiums.
The best is always the cheapest. Buy
the old reliable Emerson piano and get
value for Your money. Sold only by the
I Tuffree Music House.
Contractor p. I. Walsh. of Daven-
port. who mas charge of some work for
~, IN, Tar, RI
/ dSville, spent the day in the city.
Ed Plunkett is improving his South
Third avenue property by placing sheet
/ iron coverings on the front and sides
of the buildings and adding fresh coats
l3of paint.
\ a sheep which got loose from butch
Ter late Thursday afternoon attempted to
Jump thru one of the basement windows
6of th. court house. and succeeded. shat
tering the glass badly.
The Bee Hive received a second ship
4 nent of fine glass for their gift sale
/ Saturday. Be sure and get a present
4 free. Come and see and you will buy
as we have many bargains to offer
All ou,. customers are expressing
4 themselves as highly pleased With oul
special bargains on buggies. IXcelleri
Il quality and low prices are doing the
business. Ketchum & Johnston Co.
When you come TO think it over VOL
lean easily understand why so man!
81 people buy their clothing of us The,
Fl get the iii ht prices, courteous treatman
and the best goods. Farrand & Clifford
81 Mr.. Eugene Binford returned home
a this morning from his short trip east
Il After attending the commencement a
Rockford College he Went on east ant
Il has been the guest Of friends in Pitts
burg.
81 DR.. Richard w Waterman. mho Ia
Il been in the city fer a few weeks visi
Il With his father. Mr.. NJ. Waterman, lef
). Thursday evening for seely, Tex
where he Will engage in the practice o
dentistry.
MIR: Harry Williams went to Galvi
Thursday evening. where he5win renal
OVER sunday at the home of his uncle
e Mr.. G, L. Bruce. He will spend hi
! time srS-ing his luck with the fish a
: stanley's Mill.
; DIR. +. r. Lierle returned this morn
5 ing from Chicago where he has bee
y for a few days in attendance at lee
4 lures and clinics also at the annus
+ Injecting ard banquet of the alumni {
! Rush Medical College
Unit! July ] we will give three time
e the amount Of your cash purchases ]
: green trading stamps on all cash sale
Our goods are guaranteed as repre-
scented and prices are low as the Low
est. Miller, the jeweler.
Z a partyfrom Union spent the day
the city. They were Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Lepiey, Mrs. Peter Lepey and the
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Ball,
Inavale, Neb. who are on their way fl
Ian extended eastern trip.
The nomination of Mckinley an
4 Roosevelt was the signal for an earl
celebration of the Fourth Thnrsda
night and, beginning in the early ev,
L ming, and continuing until late at nigh
could be heard continual explosion
cannon crackers
G. W. Cook and William Kelly, a
rested respectively by Officers ella,
and Cochran, We're before Mayor Piert
!, !, this morning charged with intoxicatio
= Each was given time to settle. ]. Arm
7. we'll. arrested by officer Hanson for v.