Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-28
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE CITY in BRIEF !


/ THE CITY in BRIEF /
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Have you registered?
Flower pots. Mutual Benefit.
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Chrysanthemums at kemble's.
VIM. Battin. s per cent farm loans.
Huylers candies at Mcbride 4
Wills.
You can find bargains in ladies'
cloaks at u. Il. Lays.
Beef roast cents at Ruperts Sat
urday. 80 North Center.
Some marvelously low prices IL
folding beds. a. Il. Wilbur & Sons.
Celery 5 cents a pound at Ruperts
Saturday. % North Center street.
Dressed chicken 10 cents at Ruperts
Saturday. ~ North Center street.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal -four. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
Chrysanthemums at Wright's green
house. 113 North Third street. Phones
1S9.
If you want your laundry work done
well and promptly take 1t to Flitton's
laundry.
Potted chrysanthemums from 25
cents up, at Kemble's yellow, pink
and white.
Iowa corn fed beef, fancy roasts
juicy steaks. Phone us your order,
Jarvis 81 kellogg.
For Rent Houses. eight room
modern, cheap. Five rooms 81. De-
lano Smith. court house.
new factory product from q home
industry. in e. G. Wallaces show VIM
dow. Don't miss it. That's all.
A new factory product from a home
industry. in e. G.. Walace's show win
dow. Don't miss it. That's all.
a new factory product from home
industry, In Il. G. Wallace's show Win
dow. Don't miss it. That's all.
Has it ever occurred to you that Sor-
oSis shoes are sold at q much smaller
margin of profit than any other shoe
Ladies, be careful in making your Sc
lection of a winter coat, and see that
you get the latest. Henry Pappe is
the place.
Do not neglect to register. If your
name fails to appear on the poll books,
you cannot vote. Every one must reg
lister this year.
A Pleasant Home cast range or a
New Home sewing machine-or both.
Let us show you my stock. Schmidts
hardware store.
Ii you have not registered attend to
it at once. The registering places will
be omen until 9 o'clock tonight. DO not
put 1t off, for there is much depending
on the vote at the general election this
year.
Fancy rockers at all prices and In
all finishes at the low price store, and
when 1T comes to center and library
tobles d. c. Wilbur Is there and can
give YOU the newest designs and fin
ishes.
II some one tells you you do not
have to register to vote, put him down
for one who is not properly informed.
1t will be utterly impossible for you to
vote this year unless you have regis7
tered anew. No one is excused.
1t makes no difference whether or
not you live in the same precinct
where you have always resided you
have to register again in order to vote
on November 8. If you are sufficiently
interested in politics to want to vote,
register today.
You see our wagon from Eighth
avenue to Fifteenth street, from Riv-
erside to far over the plain to south
delivering stoves, stoves, stoves. Our
stock is complete-waiting for you. G..
r. Schmidt, Marshalltown's reliable
hardware dealer.
The must all go tomorrow, Saturday,
October 90. we will sell any street hat
in the house for 60 cents; any trimmed
hat in the hause, % per cent discount;
any feather tips, wings, ponpons, OF
other trimmings at % per cent dis
count This is the last opportunity to
buy millinery at one-third what it is
worth. Temple Of Economy.
1t may be that in some district, state
or judicial convention, next year, one
or two votes from Marshall county
will mean the nomination of some cam
didate in which Marshall is Interested.
The representation Of this county is
figured on the strength Of the vote at
the general election November 3.
Those who neglect to register cannot
vote. and if there are many who are
unable to vote the representation or
Marshall county will be materially at
fected. DO not neglect registering,
and attend to it today.
Test trains, to ascertain the hauling
capacity of the "ninety-class' consol-
idated engines, were run on the Iowa
Central today under the supervision OF
the officials which accompanied them.
The first train, with tonnage totaling
5000 tons, was brought in from the
south by one of the ninety-class en-
gines, and another OF the same class
took olnt a train south Of 1000 tons.
Accompany the trains, in General SUI
perintendent NJ. Sweeney's private car,
were Mr.. Sweeney. superintendent G.
6. HAYDEN, Master Mechanic Thomas
N. Feeley and Travelling Engineer Ed.
Anderson.
Mrs. r. j. Fletcher, president of the
iowa Federation of Women's Clubs,
went to Nevada Thursday evening,
where she spent today in attendance at