Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-03
Register Saturday.
DR. Janss. surgeon and physician.

| Q 49,
DR. Janss surgeon and physician.
/ DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 800 West
Main.
Good six-year- old Norman mare for
sale. j. NJ. Hughes.
Friday and Saturday 5o-cent knee
pants for 80 cents at Stern's.
If You have not registered. attend to
1t Saturday. 1t is your last chance.
Call and see the new library furni
ture. mission style, at ID. c. Wilbur's.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour D. S. Good Grocery
/ Co.
You are always sure of a good meal
at reasonable prices. If you go to sun
| dell's cafe.
Saturday will be the last chance 10
register before the republican primary.
Ii you are not registered you can not
vote
Owing to lack of room it is requested
that those desiring TO call at DR.. Woods
office will kindly make appointments
| SO.
| Joseph III. Egermayer, attorney,
prompt and vigorous attention given to
| litigation in any court Collections
Over City National bank.
| The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
will be entertained Friday afternoon
| by Mesdames N. w. Wilson and A. b.
| Conway, at the Wilson home, 512
North Center street.
Miss Hulda Carlson. well-known
professional nurse of the city, was
| taken to st. Thomas hospital Wednes-
day, suffering from a severe attack of
the grippe, which threatens to develop
| into pneumonia.
Mr.. d. P. Thorpe. of Detroit, the
representative of II. Scherer & Co. OPP
orators Of the Rhoades- Carmean Bug
gy Company's plant in this city. leaves
for ST Louis this evening after brief
stay in the city on business.
Notice-The last day for waving
certificates for the paving on State,
Sixth. Ninth, Grant and Lincoln streets
is March T. All property owners wish
ing to avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity should do SO before that date.
The Flora De yoss Company, with
Ruby Rotnour as leading lady, will
open return engagement for three
nights and special Saturday matinee
at the Odeon this evening. All new
plays will be presented, with special
ties between the acts Prices 10, 20
and 80 cents.
Register Saturday.
The sudden drop In the temperature
Wednesday night. together with the
high wind from the northwest. caused
considerable delay in the passenger
service on all the roads this morning.
None of the trains arrived at the union
station on time, and several We're from
a half to two hours late. A hot box
on the pony truck of the engine pull
ing the Central's No. 4. delayed that
train an hour and half.
Friday and Saturday 5o-cent knee
pants for 35 cents at Stern's.
The eye and ear sanitarium which
is to be opened by DR.. Wood In the
Boardman residence opposite the Pill
grim hotel, will be ready about April
the 18TH 1t will be fully furnished and
equipped thruout with every conven-
fence for successful medical and sur
gical treatment and provisions will be
made for special nursing SO that pa
tents may secure the care and COM
forts of home life while under treat
ment. The sanitarium will be conduct
ed along strictly ethical lines.
Friday and Saturday 25-cent knee
pants for 10 cents at Stern's.
A misunderstanding in a telephone
fire alarm shortly before o'clock this
afternoon sent the fire department in
two directions. The first alarm was
turned in from box 49, corner of Fifth
and Fremont streets. while the second |
was from 33, corner of Ninth and Main |
The latter alarm should have been |
rung din first. The fire was at the resi-
dence of c. NJ. Forney, corner of
Eighth and Church, and is supposed to |
have caught from a spark from the
chimney. Very slight damage resulted. |
The blaze was confined to tine roof. /
The crew from central station an |
swered the Second ward alarm first, |
and upon the next alarm, from box SO, I
the crew from station No. went west |
to Ninth street. Finding no fire at % |
the central station crew answered THE |