Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-31
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jii-sss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
{ THE CITY in BRIEF !

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Typewriter paper, at Liebig's
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George Allen, opthalmolot'ist.
We ara ,a.17ors In dinner ware. d. S.
Good Grocery ca.
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i1on lo. ,,as.4ar
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II you like good coffee drink German
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| The Grand Union Tea Co. mas spec
ials this month. 20 North First Ave
| o,a ,s. of coiicoes 90 on sale to-
morrow at 2M cents yard. y. n
Lay.
u,,. ,o+ COZ T;nres and Eyerist
Wy an 80 Tbav will save yo,,
money.
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-, en, $3.50, s,rooa,,, an SAT-
ules 'o'e
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can ~ w. a.sl ~. ~ s,,, shirt waists can
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Ladies, you are invited to visit
Henry Pappes ladies' parlor, wheth-
CT purchases sere ee. ..
We place on sale Saturday hfty
pieces of fancy corded wash goods at
s cents; worth much more. b. 4.
Lay.
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that the most complete and the most
dependable lire Of ladies' wear is kept
at Henry Pappe's.
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Try our Indiana Hooking nut, the
best cook stove coal a new car just re-
ceived and at summer prices. East End
Coal Co., exclusive salesagent.
Ladies. Henry Pappe has never tried
to compete with cheaply made mer-
chandise. Nothing but the most de-
nendable in ladies' suit. skirts. and
crayenettes are shown al our parlor.
$50 : So.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. w. Nelson nave re-
moved Irohl thelr nome Ut o1o iSofln
erty at 594 North Third, until recent
ly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Mill
er. l-4
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John S. Hixson, Of St. Anthony,
shipped to the city Thursday afternoon
two car loads Of hogs, which were sold
dred fortv-six head averaged 231 lbs.
sixtv-five of the hogs. comprising one
oar load were bought from James
Rorton Garner living near ST. An
thony. The Borton hogs averaged a1O
lbs and were a. fine LOT.
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There was an attendance OF thlrry-
flve present az the regular meetlng OF
the LADIES' Ala "a society OF the METH
odist church' inursday afternoon. Inc
meeting was helo IN the churcn par
lors ana was turned lnto klIehen
shower, given Tor the purpose OIL re.