Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-23

All remnants and short lengths at
one-half price. Archie Parker
Biggest assortment of fine mouquettei
rugs tonight only s1:sS. The Fair.
Shredded bulk cocoaruts % cents a
pound at Sinclair's tea and coffee house.
Mems brown mixed Rockford socks,
7-cent grade, tonight7on cents. The
Fair.
Take your Sunday dinner at Gifford's5
restaurant. First-class meals only %
cents.
Special for Saturday-1O per cent dis
count on every boys suit in the house
at Stern's.
All the new fashion thoughts are in;
our summer hats for women and chill
5dren. Mrs. Morrill,.
Visit Henry Pappe's new clothing
palace tonight. The people say 1t is
Very pleasant to be there.
Parties desiring ice cream for the
Fourth should send their orders early
to insure their being filled. G. Treffry.
The purses for the July races have.
been increased $50 for each race. This
Will be an inducenent for horsemen to-
come here.
The Mocha and Java coffee that we
Sell for % cents pound is Just the.
kind that will make you pass your cup
for more. c. j. Hoyt.
We place on sale Monday morning a
large assortment of fancy table damask
in pattern cloths, from two yard 20 five
yard lengths. With napkins to match, at
prices that will move them rapidly. NJ.
F. Andrews.
Eggs is eggs said an old lady who
into eggs. fresh eggs and strictly fresh
eggs. There may be some who imagine
that all laundry work is the same, but
YOU Will find that done by Flitton is SUI
perior to any other.
To serve you we'll satisfies US. We
are in position to do your cleaning
and pressing in first-cass style and
on short notice. Choicest cigars. shoes.
shined, all the late daily papers and
always ready to take Your measure for
a suit. Wall & Rails.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers,
of the Central, was in the city Friday.
being on his way home from Chicago.
where he attended the meeting of the
Central officials when the formal trans
fer of the control of the road was made.
to the new owners. Mr.. Sewers returned
to3Oskaloosa Friday evening.
( We are handling the Big Four" -four.
a compara lively new brand in this mar
ket. but A very meritorious one. and one
of the hest northern flours manufac-;
atured. We are making very low prices
in order 10 Introduce it. and YOU will
find 1T first-class in every respect. Let.
us send YOU a sack. Hammond q Bene-
dict.
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5eletcsd to succeed John Denhof as coun-
3cilmen5 at tshehalis the latter having
declined reelection. Mr.. Forney broke
the icesa the first meeting he attended
by introducing an ordinance prohibiting
Abicyclers from using certain sidewalks
and limiting their speed
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to him TO be there. On September he
will go tosC Chicago to take charge of
one of the churches in the suburbs.
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A. Il. Clark. a machinist in the employ
lof the Lennox Machine Company, was
arrested Friday afternoon by Mayor
Pierce for violating the city ordinance
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