Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-29
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a Fair Attendance and Speaking 10
Be- Frequent Until Election
Thruout the County.
Vienna and nartea Rough Rider
Clubs Fine Progress-C Cousins
Meeting Monday Night.

Iue county republican, central cons
,mittee met in the east court room this
afternoon, in response to call issued
by Chairman G. Rs. Estabrook. The
meeting was fairly well attended and
was for the purpose of talking CAM
paign matters and to prepare for the
work of getting out the vote at the
election in November.
1t was decided to aesign speakers for.
the various precincts for one or more
addresses during the last two weeks OF
the campaign, and with the big meet
ings arranged for this city, State Cen
ter, Gilman and other towns, the cam
paign will be lively from now on. Mar
shall county is expected to roll up its
usual majority of from $500 to 1900,
and efforts from now on will in the line
of awakening interest and getting yot-
ers to the polls. Plane for a systematic
ehort to get every republican properly
registered this year in Marshalltown,i
the only portion Of the county where the
registration laws apply, We're also per-
fected Every voter In the city must
register this year before he will be per-
mitted to vote. The registration boards
have already been selected by the city
council and will be In session in the va
rious wards at the time fixed by law.
The boards will be In session for three.
days OF the second week before election
on the Saturday preceding election, and
on election day. On this latter date,
however, only those who were absent
from the city on the previous registra-
ton days will be allowed to enroll their
names.
AT GREEN MOUNTAIN.
The rough, rider club of Vienna and
Marion townships held rouslng meet
ing at the Green Mountain school house
Friday evening. at which time Mr.. C. H.
Van Law, OF this city. delivered the
principal address. The remarks were
we'll received by the large audience,
which completely filled the building. At
the meeting the membership Of the club
was nearly doubled and now reaches
seventy-five. The club intends to send
q large uniformed contingent to the
Roosevelt meeting.
WILL FEED ALL.
A misunderstanding has gone out
concerning the ability of the State Gem
ter hotels and restaurants to take care
Of the visitors from this city who will
go to that place to hear Congressman
Cousins on Monday evening Every
one will be provided with their supper
at that place IL they desire it, but
County Chairman Estabrook desires to
know beforehand how many will want
to take supper after arrival there, so
he can notify the, hotel keepers and
enable them to make provision for the
hungry. This is the idea that Mr.. Esta-
brook wished to convey when he made
the announcement at the Mckinley and
Roosevelt Club meeting Thursday ev-.
sening, but his request was misunder-
stood by some.
"A Pocket Cold Cure.
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capsule form and will cure cold In the
head, throat. chest or any portion of the
body in twenty-four hours. You don't
3hav to stop work either. Price % cents.
Sold by w. H. Evans. druggist. 11s East
Main, and George P. Powers, druggist.
90 East Main.