Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
Dr. Burkart. osteopath. 3O2 West Mair
Or. Bullard, osteopath. % East Main

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Dr. Burkart, osteopath. ooz west Malr
Or Rullard osteooath. 90 East Main
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MeNica'i oi'iii l'ei 'i'eis so'l',s''''i'sS eA
wa me loi SEASONING al oi9oii = -
Wcs' .h''i''
! The iowa Tea COMMANDS great re-
Iniovnl sale of china sets is reducing the
STOCK at a RAPID r''.e'
We have inst received n lot of ladies
silk petticoats that we are making ex-
t,,en,elv low nlices on. s6, SIS. $40 and
ls11 Al. H. Andrews.
sehool VIII soon commence , YOU WIZ
need shoes then Tor your ciiliuIeh. we
can save You 20 per cent 70" nao
better buy before sizes are broken.
Broinleys shoe store.
r,r,yal;,5. Auditor III Jsannion ar
flSeN III the Guy tiiiS MOI ii'is 'i!u W
ss'li me "olh Oh tl'iiisiei 'itS ''ie ou'-
solfls casillef IN liie 'oNai lteiSn' oi'''e'
II, ~ JACOBS ana eieshins IN nus SUI,
cessor' II. III. hiiiies. nc "otn VIII
occupy TWO OF three Gays
We are still cleaning and pressing
suits for $50. pants 30 cents. We will
s,,arantee vo,, good work. III YOU have
II suit that is faded or that YOU do not
like Tho co,o, of We can color it and
make . GOOD sut for Won. We are now
prepared TO get WORK "u' on snort no
.iSe. we 'hii ioi '''p IN
Terms ."s,i oi' ueiiNe's s'sss'''i
l'se WORMS.
Rieht Rev Father NJ. C. I.enjhan re-
,,,r,aa from, Dos MONIES this morning
where he had been to see the board of
control repa,,iinp The question of allow
ing tha sewer for ths new hospital to
PASS thru tha soldiers Home grounds
The board told Father Lenihan that
they had no objection to the sewer
passing thru the Grounds, but they
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ia, ~, a,,b,,.ftv
With the coming of dry weather the
grade revision work of the Iowa Gem
tral is moving along ranidlN 1T de-
ponds largely on the weather whether
all the work planned for this summer
VIII ne carrie" out neioie s'.o" ms.
The roadhed that. in many places mad
become so SOFT INA. ~ mas ps'eil
sary TO maintain slow order; Tor seV,
efal weeks, mas now fesdi'ieS' ''s usu'l
soi'ui's anu ~ s'on - ~
Go to Melvin. Soliday " o. ioi ''a'
gains in dry goods. immense STOCK
that must be sacfliiccd 10 liiahs room
for new goods arriving daiiS. si'e-
skirts S1oo value. " cents. see ,he
new things IN h,liilners anu ope'a
shawls just arrived. feerless patterns
ana premiums WIN your purchases
ASK Tor 1ashloh sheets' iNei'''i''i'' sa,e
Saturday everything ~ siioi' e'ios
go at Il price worthy VI soui ii'l
ton.
~ ., ~ tho citv mot
ne - 49, rnosa of
W 20 It'll, .,,a,, ,lraad,.
l'' ','''s 9 ny a,,,,.,a, he1a ;s tho
sne originally granted the stonecut'ers
At Quarry a few years ago. The char
ter covered this city. but no" 'ile
Unions headquarters VIII be mere. rs
here was not auoram presehl oiis
temporary chairman was appointed ana
another meeunS mas peeH set ioi -Nas7'
b. Mr.. Edward Leech was mace teili
,orary chairman pending the election Oh
lfficers at the next meeting.
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ne s.'''i ,,l>,,..a,.,lt ia baan
,o' We. IT, -. ,vor,s ba was
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aus,'is - 80. ,.;,,,;n an evening,
:. ~, ~ a,,. md snre,a with
NJ "'iis ','a. r. ,a,,o,.t seems 10
-, .,,,,, o,.aa,s Given i'm
Nv =, oe," :,;,, aa,a,.t,,,,+ 10 c.r-
.ie 1870. 49,, - ra,,,,t Ia,
~ ivy aa,+;on no
iu.s ~. ~ ao,,,,,,,;oan s,ots conren-
ause y, wy .,';.;,. a,,,,tar
,@a s the o SoS his that