Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-13
THE CITY in BRIEF

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DR.. Lierle, over Walton & White.
heads.
A big l4-cent sale at sinclair's to-
morrow.
Letters From a Self Made Merchant
to His Son." at Liebig's.
| The Netsuke hand bag is the lates;
See them at M. T.. Andrews.
Just arrived an elegant and up-to-
date line of belts. NJ. F. Andrews.
March number of The Delineator nov
on sale. c. Deuelrs News Depot.
Ten and 15-cent .limities for satur.
day only cents a yard. The Fair.
Dr.. Janss is now located with his
Office and pharmacy at 2O2 East Main
street.
fifteen cent ad in the T.-R. will tell
$4,000 people that your farm is for
sale
The sweetest valentines are to be
found at iSemble's. Try them. BE
convinced.
lettuce. d s Good crocer,, ~
i'phones "a.
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urday only 6 cents yard. The Fair.
Mrs. Samuel Evans went to Liscomb
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- $50 : $500 - :. -. -. :. i,o'"'
Travelling Passenger and Freight
Agent Charles Tibbits, of the Great
Western, was in the city Thursday
VIZ : GO ~ So $50
Attend Wallaces shoe sale. beginning
Saturday morning. Three dollar and
flfty-cent shoes for s2.4S and SO and
$3.50 shoes for $1.9S.
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10 O'clock. % cents per bunch. VAL
liable present in each package.
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The missionary society OF the chris
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ats a,a,a.,, So. % $3.50
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The big musical production Foxy
Grandpa" comes to the Odeon tonight.
The play abounds with sparkling dia-
logue and bright snappy music.
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the giving away OF me scaIioidlns at
the Patterson block wednesday, is I'M
proving nicely.
The breaking down of loaded
freight car on No. ss on the Town Gem
trail. a short distance north of Ha,np
ton. DELAYED traffic on that end of rha
line for "a short time. Ii was necessary
to send the wrecker and crew from this
city in order to clear the track.
Miss Emma Redel of the general
freight office of the Iowa Central,
Peoria. arrived IN the city this morning
and will take an indefinite rest from
her work. made necessary thru illness.
She is not seriously sick and hopes to
be able to return to her work in a week
or ten days.
NJ, up p,shv =, 1,I,nton .r,,,,ed
II tha c,tv Thursday 10 ha nresent ~
the proouc.ioh OF Inc S'foiiers. MI
buspy VIII remain ior p.iei s'as'
ms pIo.ief' MI. =. .. pusus' ue'i's
expec.ea noi,ie ,oiiish. VI .oiiio,ioW
from not opiihss, WHERE ne mas oeeil
ior lew weeks taxing treatment Tor
rheumatism.
yvora 10, hoo,, ,.aoa,,,oa t,.
,,.rnfac.rrars 80 40 E,,aro., ~.
,,ard ana uan,iI,on ,,;anos ,,d o,ean.
to seu AT cost all unsold At tbis t;ra
This means that new instruments
shipped less than three months ago will
be sold at prices generally obtained for
secondhand pianos and organs. Come
in and make your selection. Central
Iowa Music Company Finkle block.
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Conductor III. A. Colt of the Central
who was recently assigned to the pas
senger runs on Nos. and 2, succeed
ing S. B. Chapman, transferred, will
move within the next few weeks to
Albert Lea, MINI. Mrs. Colt is in the
city as the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Boswell, of $40 North
Third avenue, and will remain until
her husband gets located at Albert Lea.
AT ~ O'Clock TINS morning connec-