Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-04

| tertainmcnts. secular meetings cards OF
| 'hanks" obituary resolutions. and similar
notices. will be charged at tho rate OF scents
| Der line for each Insertion.
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Register tomorrow.
VIM. Rattin, S per cent farm loans.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, s02 West
Main.
Large rugs. mattings and linoleums
at Cards.
| Fine stock Of new books at Simmons
Book Store.
Big. sound onions today at Reynolds
& Sheldon's.
A new Inc or Walking skirts a.
Benedict & Brintnalls.
! Call and see our showing Of new
spring suits. E. r. Lay.
DR.. Clemmer. the Hopkins block
dentist. Phone. new. S35.
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! Farmers report the presence of rob-
ms, the first harbingers of spring.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery
Co.
Mrs. Heitshu will have an afternoon
tea at the Hawkeye Grocery Satur-
day.
Special matinee at 2:3o o'clock at
the Odeon tomorrow afternoon. Prices
10. and rs cents.
Have you seen the new oak, maple
and mahogany dressers at Cards!
They are beauties.
| Tomorrow Saturday we offer five
dozen skirts which are a bargain at 81
and s1.25 for SO cents. Archie Parker
| Residents of Marshalltown and vi
entity have a soft snap when they buy
shingles If they buy them OF A. A
Moore.
| If you have not already registered
attend to it tomorrow. 1t will be your
| last chance. No one can register on
primary day.
| Rev. Clark Braden at the NJ. r.
church tonight. Hear the man who
has met the Spirdtuahst champion in
| debate ten times.
Be sure and see our beautiful line of
shirt waists made in the latest styles
and popular patterns at the Hawkeye
Store, second floor.
| IL you have moved into new ward,
be sure and register there. 1t makes
| no difference how long you have lived
there. one day is sufficient.
chocolates, peerless waters. mint drops,
| hoarhound squares. jelly beans. etc,
etc. Reynolds & Sheldon.
| You can not swear in your vote on
the day OF the republican primaries
You can not register on primary day,
! neither can you vote unless you arc
registered. Register tomorrow.
| C. L. Gabrielson, of New Hampton
q trustee of Iowa State College. was in
the city Thursday afternoon, being on
/ his way To Ames, where today he at
tended a meeting of the building com
| mittee, of which he is a member.
Young men, who will have attained
| their majority by general election time
| in November. may register tomorrow
and participate in the primaries Tues
day, providing they expect to support
the republican ticket
Miss Beatrice Lewis, OF Albion, who
/ is attending business college In this city
went to Albion Thursday evening, to be
present at the funeral of her uncle. the
/ late DR.. Enoch Lewis. of Oskaloosa.
which was held from the Friends
church at. Albion this forenoon.
A gradual rise in temperature and
"a substitution of spring weather for
winters chilly blasts, is shown by the
4 local weather observation Of this mornI
ing The maximum temperature for
/ Thursday was 30. which was a rise OF
twenty three degrees from the record
of 7:30 Thursday when above was
registered. That point was the lowest
4 reached thruout the twenty-four hours
At 1880 this morning, 10 was record
Led.
/ District Passenger Agent George NJ
Martin, of the iowa Central, who was
operated upon for appendicitis at st
Thomas hospital a few days ago, Is
recovering rapidly. and is practically
out Of danger. For a severe case Mr.
Martins rapid recovery Is considered
quite marvellous. Mrs. Martin, who has
been with her husband at the hospital
went to Oskaloosa Thursday evening
and will return to the city this even
Ing. accompanied by her little son
| Larkin
| Mrs G. c. Cottle and children,
Katherine and William. left Thursday
evening for Fairhope, Ala, where they
Will remain for several weeks. From
Mobile, after their stay at Fairhope,
| they will leave for New Orleans, to re-
main for short visit with friends.
DIR. Cottle Will join his wife and chill
dren In the south during the LATTER
part of April, and accompany them
home. A stop of few days In st.
Louis win be made en- route north.
| In the litigation pending between the
McNeeley Flat Wire Mat Company and
| The Flexible Flat Steel Mat Company
/ the actions are primarily for royalties
claimed to be due. The suit in the dis
trict court Is for royalties alleged un-
paid from November, 1902, to July 1908
when the right of the Flexible COM