Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-14
Or. Nichols. physician.
George ]. Allen. scientific optician.
Or. Bryant, physician and surgeon.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, All West Main.

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I Sunday dinner at Breckle's, IS cents.
Ices and ice cream.
India linen from to % cents in spe-
cial prices at the Fair.
When thirsty drop into Lashelle's and
get glass Of ice water.
H. E. simkins. undertaking exclusive.
". Second door west OF postomce.
Choice Of any silk waist Monday for
s4.95 These sold up to 81. LeeS& Bene-
dict
Don't forget that nice cool Ice water.
It's free for all at LaShelle's cigar
store.
| What We have left in wash goods are
going at q great sacrifice. NJ. +. An
drews.
Four hundred pairs of our celebrated
Regent $3.50 shoes at $2.6s pair. In
gledue & Young.
| child's black dongola button shoes,
| patent leather tips, sizes 5 to s, Monday
only, IS cents. The Fair.
Buy your muslin skirts OF us. We
have them at SO. IS. Is. 20, as, 50 cents
and up to s275. y. F.. Andrews.
Ladies black Vicl kid lace or button
shoes. cloth and leather tops, sizes 3la
to .. Monday only, choice IS cents. The
| Fair.
4 Our annual summer clearing sale of
women's and misses tan shoes and OK
4 fords commences Monday. July IT, All
nd Yav a
4 fords so at cost Do not miss this
chance. Bronley's Shoe store, 40 East
Main street.
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern railway will sell round-trip
excursion tickets to Cincinnati, o., at
Very favorable rates for the B. Y. p. U.
convention en- July l2-15 Call on any
agent Of the Cedar Rapids Route. for
rates, limit, etc.
Messrs. C.. G. st. Clair, A. 6. Click
land S. NJ. Rogers will entertain the
membership of the Country club to-
night at the club house. Dancing will
be one of the pleasures, and the invita-
i tons say ID. L. r. will be served. This
4 is supposed TO signify did light re-
freshments''
Col. W. c. Robbins. of Alexander.
Ind, who has acted very efficiently
as starter at the races, left for his
home Friday night. where he will re-
/ main for weeks rest before leaving
] for circleville TO start the races for the
Illinois valley circuit, on which he has
been engaged.
Presiding Elder j. 3. Albrook. OF
att,,
/ and in the evening had charge OF the
i quarterly conference at the NJ. f.
I.church. This afternoon he was in Les
Grand, Tonight he will be in Montour.
! where he will also preach at the morn
/ ing service. Returning here. he will fill
the NJ r. pulpit in the evening.
4 The band concert of the Forty-ninth
Iowa Regimental band was enjoyed by
a large number of people Friday even
ling. Well-selected program was
Il given, under the leadership OF Principal
/ Musician Andrews. The band has iin-
4 proved wonderfully after its few
months practice, getting in readiness
/ for being mustered into the stats
service.
Fly nets, all leather. five bars and
seNenty-six lashes. choice for Monday
only sl.4s. The Fair.
4 Special officer Emmett Waters, on
4 duty at the race track, arrested Friday
evening a young girl, who had been
4 carousing With a colored man and who
;Ehad been sleeping in the weeds near the
race track. The girl gave her name as
i Emma Marshall and her home as Full
ton. Ill. She is only 10 years of age.
but is depraNed specimen of human
I ity Justice Allen sentenced her TO six
4 days in jail and Sheriff Shoemaker has
written to the girls mother al Fulton.
4 Ladies' white shirt waists. sizes 49,
A 80 and AZ, for Monday IS cents. The
Fair.
Mrs. j. G. Van Ness has returned
from Independence, where she went
4 last Tuesday to attend the annual con-
|svention of the Woman's Home Mis-
& 5sionary Society for the upper Iowa
conference. Mrs. Van Ness was hon-
ored by being reelected for the six
teenth time as treasurer OF this large
4 body of womn While on her way home
Mrs. Van Ness stopped at Waterloo
4 where she sang before the Chautauqua
assembly.
4 The only shoe shining parlor in the
lefty running three chairs, at LaShelle's
cigar store.
The Baptist Sunday school classes OF
n Messrs. II. /. WATSON and Mark Wood
q joined together in their annual picnic
Friday and spent the day at Stanley
9 mill. Twenty-one boys, all full of life
4 composed the crowd, and a better time
q couldn't have been enjoyed under any
a other circumstances. A ball game
q proved the feature Of the day. mines
I being formed in the two classes. The
game was hot one, lasting eight in
q snings, and stood II to IL when time
a was called.
Fly nets. all leather, five bars an6
seNenty-six lashes. choice for Monday
only sl.4s. The Fair.
After the announcement OF the T.-R
employees picnic for tomorrow. made II
these columns Friday evening, Mr.. c
+. Schmidt, the hardware merchant
has taken it into his head to promote
q some good natured contests among
4 those participating in the trip Conse,
!, quently he has presented. to the man
agement two beautiful hamnocks. on,
of which will go to the one receiving