Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-25
Register tomorrow.
Special sale Sinclair's Saturday.
DR.. Sayre, 2o4 East Main street.


A full variety of dried fruits at Oh
sons.
A new lot of ''Burro" tablets and en-
velopes at Liebig's.
Oranges, dates and lemons today at
Reynolds & Sheldon's.
New spring jackets at Hawkeye
Mercantile Co, second floor.
Come to our box party" tomorrow
afternoon. Archie Parker.
If you like good bread buy Gold Medal
flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
Spanish onions. lettuce and fresh
fruits at Jarvis & kelloggs.
Dancing school and assembly every
Saturday night Harp orchestra.
Pipe organ recital at Congregational
church tonight. Tickets 20 cents.
Boy Wanted-J. H. Wright, Jr.
Greenhouses, 113 North Third street.
We have the largest line of black
voilies in the city. Benedict & Brint-
nall.
Spring style Misses and childrens
shoes, the very best at Geo. Trautmann
& Co.
Strawberries and all kinds of fresh
vegetables and fruits. George l.. An
drews
"The Curious Courtship of Kate
nj IF ha Mt
Liebig's.
j. n Wright, .Jr., cut flowers. Green
house 113 North Third street. Both
phones, 1S9.
Stetson grape juice, just the article to
take This time of year to prevent germ
diseases, for sale at Culey's.
Do you want garden seeds that grow ?
Then get them at the Temple of Econ
omy. two packages for cents.
Every box is guaranteed to be worth
at least % cents. Many are worth sew
eral times that amount. Archie Far
ker.
Fresh lettuce, radishes, spinage.
onions. Floriad celery and new straw
berries at Culiey's, South First ave-
nue..
Plenty of nice home baked cakes by
the ladies of the Christian church at
the Hawkeye tomorrow, commencing
at 2:30.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will hold an exchange Saturday after
noon at the Hawkeye grocery store
from to 4.
Good. dry second growth oak and
hickory wood-the best you ever saw
chunks or split. Gregory Coal, Coke
and Lime Co.
House cleaning time is here. Culey
has scrub brushes at 10. 15 and 90 cents
each; brooms 80 and IS cents; mop
sticks and pals.
If you have moved from one ward to
another since the hast general election
you must register Saturday il you
would vote at the city election.
The funny farce comedy, "Peck's
Sad Boy" will be the attraction at the
Odeon next Wednesday, March 80.
Prices Is, %. 35 and so cents.
Those who did not vote at the last
general election, in November, 1908,
must be registered this year il they
wish to vote ut the city election Mon
day.
Why have the firm Of Dinges &
Iverist more men hanging paper than
my other firm in the city, Because
heir prices and work give satisfaction.
That's all; but 1t is enough. isn't it?
What is prettier than bed room fur
1ished with nice iron bed, princess
dresser and chiffonier? One with the
same things in 1t but with the new fiber
Mating on the floor. D. C. Wilbur has
hem all.
A large assortment of hardwood lum-
ser is always carried by A. A. Moore.
Oak. ash. hickory and poplar, for wag-
IN and machinery repairs. Oak tim
oers OF all shapes and sizes. Oak plank
or barn floors. Prices always reason
lble.
Sinclair Tea and Coffee Co. will give
rou your choice of small nickle plated
ca kettle or a pretty nickel plated syr-
10 and tray, with each 81 purchase
Remember Sinclair's cot
ees and teas are the best in town.
Sinclair Tea and Coffee Co.
Tomorrow is the last day for regis
ration. If you did not vote at the gem
sral election last year you must regis
,er. If you have moved from one ward |
nto another since the last election you
must register. Registration for the re- /
publican primary, few weeks ago, |
makes no difference, as 1t has nothing
o do with this election.
Supervisors w. II. Jones and c. f. /
Arney, County Auditor w. f. McLe-
and. County Bridge Superintendent j.
I. jackson, ex-Supervisor w. =. Will t
ans. ex-County Treasurer c. H. /
smith. Janitor l.. S. Kilborn. of the !
curt house, and Nj. e. Andrews were |
n Vancleve today to attend the fu-
,eral of Supervisor t. j. Shearer.
Judge Obed Caswell and Court Re |
,orter A. b. Hoover arrived home /
Thursday evening from Toledo, where I
hey have been to finish up the work
# the February term of the Tama
ounty district court. There remains |
or the term the completion Of one
auity case, which was begun early I
n the term. The work Will be com
,leted next week and court adjourned /
One of the features of the Congress !
# Nations" which comes to the Odeon
,ext Monday and Tuesday evenings, /