Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-13

John Nj. Work, lecture to ladies, 1ree'
| at Hawlleye Tuesday
New, dainty Swiss embroideres just
arrived, at NJ. +. Andrews
,t,and tho po1-al I1ighl,nder Chr
It'll ~ ,,i,,l,1a,. b,l, ,oni,,bt
us, SCI ~. pot ns;i,,., 80 na,ars 90
-
See our new gray dress goods. Inc
proper cloths for spring WOOL suits h.
r. Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. III. Gross nave re
turned to the city from thelr stay IN
kansas, ana are dohilclled at the FL
grim.
NJ T. Andrews has ALWAYS had the
reputation OF selling the 1lhest eln-
broiderles IN the city. rms season
purchase far exceeds ail others.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland and DR.. and
| in the CITY Friday night attending
The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast
We have inst received TWENTY-FIVE
niaces of SHRINK linen finish muslin for
waists and dresses. This cloth will be
even more popular than last wear. e.
| r.. Law.
| --. 49, 1,,--.,.. ~,
MISS nun 'u,ih' VI '" 'o''' 90
=. $40. g. ~ 80,
street. She will be in the city for a
week or ten days
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neen s'.ii ''is 49,
ies'i est i'e Nt'll -....
Masked carnival at Finkle's hall
Tuesday night. January 16. Valuable
- 80, ~. .,..tss.;a,. ~ oa,,.
~ 80 ,e ..o,,,,ose,ua"
fNs'''''s''oii iiee = 80 ~
The regular game of the Y. M. C. a
indoor base ball series between the
lmperals and Athletics was not played
Friday night and scheduled because
Imperials failed to put in an appear
ance. The game Will either be forfeit
ed or played later in the season
| - 80, g ..,,a
~ 'A .lN ~,
| sou pay III - no, so''is ~, ~ ous &C..
| Won that we can sell YOU imported
goods cheaper than you dreamed of
Our stock is complete. and it will in
terest YOU to look thru it. Tony
Psenicka.
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a supplement- 10 iast iowa oeiit,al
'ille caro- Whlch was receiseu III .iie
| Guy thls morning ciiaiises .he aiiiN-
ing 'iiiie Oh ,he nolth-''ouiii MOI iiihs
passenger, NO. i. Inc ciiaiise becomes
eHecllVe SUNDAY sllia pesiiiliiils oii
that DAY TINS tfalh VIII arrive at
| time has not been changed, and it will
! depart at $3.50 as before
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iie'ias III eiis eity laNe ,eeeiNe'.
Moiu VI .ne uea.n a' .1'i VI te' ~ ~
4 Mrs. .. D. oieiooi.' ~ VI Ems
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! Won Aol seNelai seais Aoi eiiia,, " .'ie
Times hepupiicah' no" VI i.oue'oii'
| Lex. MIS- siieiuoii' was ossi ~ seaie
VI ase' anu hse' pe.n ~ iaiiils i.essi.li
lof TOUR YEARS. Wlthih 'iie past ~"
filoilhs she hf'u peeii sio"iiis "o' se
fapluly ana her ueath vas n.y. u,ieA
pectea. she IS surVlVeu ny hef nus
| palla ana the one syn.
| The meetings at the First Baptist
| church are increasing in attendance
and interest. DR.. Lan1kin's sermons
are creating a deeper impression at
each successive service Last evening
he spoke on the Insanity of SIM and
the discourse was a very able and eff
fectiye treatment of the story of the
prodigal SON. Many in the congrega-
ton were deeply impressed and some
ing to inquire the way of the better
life.
1,,,.os ,,,,da,. s+ora roon,s in tho
~ liae -. 49, ~ oa,,sa 80 tho
BUSINESS , $3.50 boi,,a oa,Iad tu,oa
u w -. - 80 a,,1 6ras ,rbicb
,,ara Thought IN he burning in the cell
,ars Tho FIRST vas silent alarm at
a,,o,,+ 9 o,olock in the evening which
,.+ -, ~, n 6 Good