Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-13
THE CITY IN BRIEF

. The Presbyterian ladies will open
fummage sale May 1. All donation
gladly received.
we have number of new books Il
cur circulating library today. Sim
mons Book Store.
The w. H. NJ. S. of the NJ. E. churcl
VIII have an exchange Saturday ate: 50
at Reynolds & Sheldon's.
Have a look. Ten cents for 25-cen
Madras cloths. Sale begins Saturda,
: morning at o'clock. Archie Parker.
Order ton of our Illinois role,
screened nut coal Clean and free from
stone. etc. Brown Fuel & Lime Com
q pany.
a fine lot of unset diamonds. one
and one-fourth carat up received to.
day direct from New York. Chamber.
lain.
Look In at our window. It is fillec
With everything in the fruit and veg.
etabie line for Sunday. Olson, the
grocer
we don't want you to buy an interes,
fr- our business; just buy one hat ana
see that it Is an o. II. Hole Company
IS hat.
n George A. Bowman will clean carpets
1t you have any carpets that you want
cleaned call on phones 90 and they
will be called for.
i Have a look. Our west window con
tains fifty styles of Madras cloths
worth 20 cents a yard, tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock they will go at 10 cents
a yard. Archie Parker
George Roberts, of Fearing. was in
the city Thursday. being on his way
hhome from Chicago, where he accom-
panied on Tuesday a consignment of
cattle. sold on the Chicago market
4 Wednesday.
Special Tomorrow (Saturday)-we
offer our wide Is, 20 AMI 25-cent laces
at cents yard, all Of our 1919 and 10
/ cent wids dress percales at cents a
yard. All new parfect goods Melvin,
Soliday g Co.
Wanted-A reliable man who is ca
pabie Of taking charge of from fifteen
TO twenty canvassers., Good salary.
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Tickets Tor the Thomas orchestra
lare going fast. Call at Furbushs hard
ware store or at the Railroad Y. M. c..
A. and secure them before the price is
raised The reservation of seats will
| take place few days before the con-
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wv wv , n.anep ~ itul.c VIII hei sun, a.
lWlth pulmonary tapopleAy lnufsday
night, ana relatives rear she cannot
recover.
Miss Gilmore has lust returned from
Chicago with a large Inc of patter,.
tr;mn,ad and ra,dv-to- wn,r bnts ond
III, ~ e,, ,,,,r az, -, ,,s,..
toners nsxt week nj her old place With
the Nettie Ingledue Germany. 16 East
Main straet Notice If onan,np later
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position Oi1ered MIN or Lot.
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Iowa Central. arrived in the CITY Thurs
l,ay evening from Peoria. and spent the
DIV hara coming IN he present at the
y,aduct hearing with the railroad COM
missioners. General Solicitor George
w. Sewers accompanied the party
north from Oskaloosa. General Manager
D,y left Peoria for Chicago Yesterday
and after brief stay there will return
to Minneapolis
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