Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-08


japanese silk fans ut the Hawkeye.
George j. Allen, scientific opticlan.
New fancy dimities. Bannatyne &
Lay.
Best SO cent overalls in town at
Stern's.
Fine white shirt waists for 81 at the
Hawkeye.
Panpe Bros. are preparing TO move
back home again.
A gentieman's smoke-the popular
Black Swan scent cigar.
Twenty pieces of cotton coverts for.
skirts. Lee u Benedict's.
See the summer corset we are selling.
for 80 cents. NJ. +. Andrews.
Up-to-date cutting. good Innings and
prices right. Brenneck & Hansen.
For first-class paperng or painting
see Bert I,verist, Mayors drug store.
Ounce crush hats are as comfortable.
as a straw hat. We have EN-. Stern.
World soap retails seven bars .or 25
cents. Its superior qualities cost noth-
ing.
Ask to see the lightweight underwear
that we are selling this season. Farrand
& Clifford.
You might az well be out of the world
as out of style. Buy your summe, hat
lof Mrs. Morrill,.
Big assortment of ladies' muslin
| gowns. skirts. drawers, corset covers,
etc. NJ. Il. Andrews.
You can buy everything Very cheap
lat Pappe Bros. tomorrow. They pre-
fer moving money merchandise.
| Try our Mocha and Java coffee; only
% cents a pound. Ii is equal TO any 80
Tor 3E-cent coffee in the city. G. j. Hoyt
|. Ladies. ask to sc our So A1elba boot.
'rEey are the latest thing in ladies' foot
Near, Bromley's shoe store, no East
Main street.
Sunday, June 10. the c. & N. w. will
run an excursion TO Cedar Rapids. Fare
for the round trip, sl.5o. Time of train
w:il be given later.
Go with the X. o. 7. NJ. band to story
4 City on Sunday. June 10, via the Iowa
1 Central. Only - cents for the round
trip Train leaves at $50 a. m.
We are showing a large line of ladies'
| Oxford and two-button Fiedoras in all
/ the newest lasts. just the thing for hot
weather. Ask for them. Bromley's shoe
store, 10 East Main street.
Elegant Book Free-Write to George
i S. Bat.ey, G. p. & T. A.. eva Central
/ railway. Marshalitown. Iowa. for a
/ Handsomely Illustrated book on Clear
Lake. Iowa. Great summer Resort"
w. a. Adams, of Cincinnati. o.. is in
the city for the purpose of interesting
\ the local tiremen in scheme to put on.
4 York in the near future. Mr.. Adams
is an old theatrical man.
From now on until July 4 we are go
Ling 10 make special Inducements on our
! full line Of buggies. We have just re-
l5ceiveS, six cars of new goods. Call and
see5them and get prices that will inter-
est you The ISetchum & Johnston
Company.
The time Of leaving of the Country
4 and Pilgrim hotel corners has been
sIleave at g. 8 and 80. Returning, leave
1.-THE grounds at $3.50, $50 and s. Sun
4 adys. to the grounds al 2:30 and 1870
Returning, 3 and S.
Mr.. w. C. Woodworth celebrated his
IS3d birthday Thursday, and was the re-
4 cipient Of floral and other remembrance
from friends. Altho he fsels the weigh,
of years. he says he never felt better
4 than on that day. Somesof our old PEG.
4 pie are getting along famousiy. 1t is
i noteworthy that Miss Jane Smith, OF
\ Sl12 North Center street. Mill celebrate
a her 1o1st birthdayon the 18th inst. She
is still in good health.
James Sellers, colosed. who has beef
serving a thirty days sentence in tn
Third avenue station for violation o.
4 the rules of the board of health regard
ing quarantine. escaped from the sta
:. ton Thursday by forcing his body thr,
,isthe iron bars OF an outer window
which had been forced and spread sew
s erai weeks ago by a prisoner tram
! VINO had been arrested for ntoxication
Sellers has not been seen since he wa
g missed from the Jail anu II ne remain
I away there will be no kick coming OF
!, the part Of the police. This is the tilir,
NJ prisoner that has escaped from tn
!, city jail within the past two weeks.
The friends of Mr.. Joe Bracket, on
!, of the old residents of the city, will b
sorry to learn of his serious Illness. Fo
the past three years his health ha
, been very miserable. as he has bee
afflicted with stomach trouble. II
boards at the Windsor and Thlrsda
evening was sitting on the porch q
} the rear of the building when one o
g the other boarders noticed he had bee
!. taken i'll. He went to him and foun
: that he was unconscious and sufferin
: with hemorrhages. He was taken t
his room at once and doctor sum
moned. His condition is considered ex
!. tremely critical.
: Champion Pugilist James j. Jeffrie:
accompanied by Joe Choynski, tn
e noted bruiser. spent several hours i
: the city Thursday night, waiting fo
the south bound Central train. JET
fries had been at Des Moines. where h
r umpired q game OF base ball Thursda,
: The champion looked sufficient
e strong and robust to prevent the usua
! kicking against the umpire. He re
: sceived 5000 as his share of the receipt
s tot ~ ,;n11 81