Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-27
gurg 1o,ps Frdag aup 27 1900
Or. Nichols. surgeon.
Enter Business college. Free trial.
When booking for bargains always g
to the Racket Store.

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When looking for bargains always go
to the Racket Store.
Light weight suitings at reducing
stock prices. Hopkins.
An extra size hemmed bedspread for
81. Hoyt's Department Store
All kinds Of taffy 10 cents pound at
the Sioux Falls Candy Kitchen.
New styles received in waist silks In
pattern lengths. Bannatyne & Lay.
numerous campers who are out this
week.
See Bullock for gasoline stoves and
Shammocks. First-cass goods, lowest
prices.
Elegant new white and black span
gled nets for frontings Hoyt's Depart
ment Store
Annual Chautauqua assembly in ses-
sion at Clear Lake Iowa. Low rates
Via Iowa Central railway.
If You want a delicious cup of coffee
try our 25-cent Mocha and Java. Sin
.caii,s Tea and Coffee House.
The school board die, not meet last
nisht to decide on the purchase of new
desks some of the members being called
from the city on business.
& Address George S. Batty, G. p. & T..
a.. IONA Central railway, for a pretty
souvenir bookle, descriptive Of the
Clear Lake summer resort.
@. Mckinney and George Fisher. two
strangers arrested by officer Weaver,
We're sentenced 20 SIX days for intoxi-
cation this morning from Mayor
Pierces court.
+ For the next thirty days am max
5ng a 10 per cent reduction on all tin
and granite ware. This brings the price
of tirst-clasa goods about the same az
the cheap. shabby goods now sold. d..
j. Bullock.
Mr.. and Mrs James AcClanahan. of
Minneapolis, are in the city for a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Stewart.
at the home of Mrs. Johanna Ge.hartI
and Mrs. f. II. Newcomer They were
given Thursday evening at the Country
az host and hostess to a small party of
congenal friends
The Gilman Dispatch says Of the re-
cent resignation Of General Manager
Clarke, al the Central. IT L. Clarke,
present manager nf the Iowa Central
RAILWAY, surrenders his office on Aug. /
and Vice President and General Mana
ger l.. I. Day. of the Minneapolis & St
Louis. assumes his place Whether the
change Will affect those doing business
With ne read VIII be better known
hereafter bur II is to be hoped Mr.
Day will improve h dilapidated condi-
tinn OF the road. I
There Was a pleasant meeting at the
depot Thursday evening al the hour
When the trains pail in. MIR. T. S. Gin
cebeaiX had JUS, l,arned that an old
friend of his, Mr.. j a. Miilspaugh, was
conductor OF a Pullman car on the Col
orado special. and he had come to the
train 10 see him. Mr.. Mllspaugh did
not know Of Mr. G'incebeauX' whereas
bouts. however, and he was az surprised
as he wasdeiighled to se.. his old friend,
even for 50 short time. The gentle
men were frienda in Decatur, Ill, and
had moi met fora numbered years. dur
ing which time they had lost track of
each other.
Melbourne Record: A large number OF
halve tiers III Marshall county were
kept in operation al! cay sunday. This
Is net usual. bur it seems justifiabls in
present conditions. SO much Of the
grain Was down Was dead ripe, and
With each succeeding rain was beating
Gout 81 this head With the almost con-
slant rains il became recsssary 10 util-
lie eNtrN hour When possible 10 cut.
Hence the unusual Sunday labor One
good Christian man Who shocked oats
all sunday afternoon puts5it this way:
al woulan't push my horse into the
ditch on sunday, but if he got in I
EsWotild go and help him OUT And ne
heartily agree With thosa sentiments
STATE Center Enterprise: w. II Stipp
received a letter SATURDAY from his son.
Harley H. stpp. who in company With
"a number Of college chuma left New
York the latterpart of aJune9on q tour OF
4 Europe, saving they had arrived safely
lat Liverpool July I'd. The itinerary Of
1.-The journey has not been fully made.
but after spending ten days or ,wo
weeks in London they will inspect The
Epineipa, places in Scotland and ireland
and do the Paris exposition before. re-
turning home In October. Harley has
letters Of Introduction to James Brice
and several Of the lords which wl. adj
INIT him TO parliament and thus, give
him AN eNcei!ent opportunity TO study
English law making and politics. The
= J, II, Il.