Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04

DR.. Nichols. physician.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
w. w. Lyon. dentist. over No. East
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DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
w w. Lyon. dentist. over No s. East
Main street.
Fall dress goods at the Hawkeye.
Golf capes at the Hawkeye.
Henry Pappe's low prices on the most
reliable clothing have cleared away all
competition.
a Schoberts old stand you can buy
100 yards of spool silk at Z cents, Coate s.
spool cotton at cents, and 10 and I5-
cent dress stays at 8 cents a set.
MIR. Will McNair, who occupied a po-l
sition With the old Statesman Press
went TO Fremont this morning, where
he will take charge of the Gazette, of
that place.
Handsome soda water apparatus for
sale, known as the Tust onyx fourlt-
ain, With latest improved syrup cans.
Cost OF fountain when new, slCOo. For
merry owned by the Woodard- Carey
Company. Can be bought reasonably
by calling on ]. NJ. Bishop, lawyer.
How We'll dressed you appear this
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Pappels big clothing store. and all she
paid fer this beautiful suit was Sl.sO.
How do wish all my school mates.
could look as We'll as / do,
he management of the Spiritualists'
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30 not wait for the last week and misy
the talent nov on the grounds.
3 -Mr. ana ..sirs.s MAUI l'aklns ana daugh-
yer, MISS susie. OF STATE center drove
70 me city MONDAY 70 attend the Labor
gay p,cnlcS ana incldentally 10 secure a
new turnout in keeping with the pretty
pair OF sorrels that MI Dakln pur-Sl
chased few months ago. Mr.. Dakins
has had pretty two-seated carriage
built 10 order and for the first time
lhitchcd his we'll mated horses TO il
yesterday. 1t was one Of the most
! m su'i t0uss sseii ~ ei'e
4 $3.50
Conductor S. II. Chapman. of the Gem
5ual, who has been enjoying a vacation
OF afew weeks. resumed hisrun in this
city his morning, relieving Conductor
-. p. Wilhelm on No. !. Mr.. and Mrs.
have been In this city since
8f'rlStfy, visiting their sons Messrs. +.
NJ and VIII Chapman. Mrs Chapman
Was taken quite seriously LII Sunday
WITH % attack Of cholera morbus. but
was lnlpfoNea 20 taat sic was able to
accompany her husband 10 Mason city
THIS morning
Mi.,sas Agnes and Mary CONTAIN en-.
tsg,ajned Monday aye ,,t,,,.. :, ,,,-i, horn.
iii honor az their guest. Miss Lena Scha-
far. of Hughes Iowa They we're as
sisted in entertaining am. serving BY
n sister, Miss .losspfins couiton.
it's slilsletiss s'issss's Wsis misses Mary
Y, slat 9s Mary MeAsai,on. Frances
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a good example Of he results of adj.
vt.ltisiiig IsMfurnished from Trieste,
Austria. to the Iowa Central Railway
Company Since early in the season
Mr.. George S. FATTY, general passenger
and ticket agent II the company. has.
been advertising Clear Lake aud the
Iowa Central bya number of neat
booklets illustrative Of the lake as Al
pleas ure resort. Yesterdays mail
brought an inquiry from Europe in the
shape Of a postal. card mailed al
Trieste. Austria. by Ranato Lorinsich
Who sas VS. that he recently read tina the
Central IS out With another nea,
pamphlet entitled Clear Lake and the
Oaks and asks that one be sent him.
as he is seeking reg,i.t in this country.
With the expeetation of spending some
little time next summer.
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OF Miss Smith. and who will leave for
Chicago Wednesday resume her
studies in Chicago University. Music
readings and various contests combined