Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-09

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George j. Allen. scientific optician
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Furs at half price tomorrow Read
| ''ad.'' Archie Parker.
Sentimental Tommy the story OF
his boyhood. ut Liebis,s.
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desirable Al, ia 500 Them
me fauitless peiticoat. WITH patent
ssaJdstaoie YOKE, al tile ftieWkese.
Special cut prices on all silk and
men trimming races Bee Hive.
Lanes Tea is The best remedy on The
market for liver and kidney tro1ble.
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ne BUSY nee 9ifcle on me L. y. =.
Mrs. p. ". Dinres. 81. West Church
street.
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we nave received today announcer SUP
ply O! cholee pears peaches ana grapes
winch go at popular prices. heSholds
one dollar and thlftS-rlne cents BUYS
your choice OF any fur.scart or nun III
our West WINDOW tomorrow Read
.ad. Archie Parker
Walter Wilson will. 90 to Radcliffe to-
r,orrou. where ba win angaaa in tho
Understanding business. He expects TO
remove ms family TO Radciltie ABOUT
ect. l.
There is solid comfort and satisfac-
tio, IN wear;ns one ~ the nohby fail.
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Mrs. u. n. Dickey. of No. 4lo West
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Mrs. Maggie Wler OF tucson, Arlz,
VINO has been IN the city for fe" days
WISH Win hef bfolhef, keV. APE! IRA
nam OF me soldiers Rome. lel1 TINS
morning ior birmingham. Van buren
county. where she will visit relatives.
Mr. r q wnlch Who has heen spend
:n.~ the MAST few weeks al t,olfax t.l.jns
4 course OF treatment for the rhe,lm-
atism with which he has heen an IN
Il Z
rivaa nome Monday He is so,ne,vhat
5mproyed and thinks he was benetltets
nv tho trim
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MISS isaoelie diaves' ~ Nll.on' q
who has been visiting for the past few
weeks With Miss Matte Carter at BAN |
;sor. delivered a lecture Monday EVENING"
in the Friends church. The lecture was
fairly well attended and was thorough /
w enioyed Miss Graves subject was
DON'T
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i'sseiiseis oii
Western '.t ,Ialhs give promise ol pe.ola-
ing experts lh .he WORK " opeilis
Sesllpules on 'he north sue ~ .iiis
pelht, IesaIdless OF me crder issued 70
ilash'in ns, On amy .,uns pu. We sou SOU,
'ile. ms iiloiilii's a Ia eiiiis nan
"iio was 'ileu ~ Ms'is',s "a .ne pa.
o''ii u.'eiil .iie eiai,i 4''ii.e ou.' 'ooN =
upon ii,'ilse'i ~ ASSES. sui,er,is I ~
'.s ana opened eiie Nes'lp'iie' al'oMiiis'
! uo@eli W eio's oVei sas1u save Maihiiis
'oui eai i.nss .ne aio.l'u lne 'laili' 81
aai'iils :, uil.il .le Tram was OUT OF .he
'Nas. lieie - i'iois seieiai so.'ipihiii'
'eaiu ii1i'' iasse''' s,eis eoa'oe'iiihs Wy
Wv oius' .ldi any iulii's il.'iue ~
ny ,i.e Milieli 10 a.
: usuai ','i =. ANXIOUS " 'iliofo every
10 passengers possible.
The Barber Asphalt COMPANY will
by evening the North Third
street pavement to Main street. Every
me who has had a chance to witness
he work believes 1t to be perfectly sat-
sfactory. and considers that it will
u y. delay in material the COMPANY