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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19

Estherville.
| The fine new Catholic church in this
city was dedicated With impressive
ceremonies last Sunday morning. The
/ church. which was erected last year, is
/ a fine structure, handsomely furnished
LIT cost over $4,000 and is a credit to
the city and st. Patrick's parish
Fairfield.
Frank Elder, member Of Wal
nut township family, which has fire.
| quently been before the courts of the
| county, has been indicted for rape and
| is now in Jail. His victim is Emma
Elder, niece, IL years old. Elder
is man of SO, and has been mar.
RED 1t is a revolving case.
Rockwell City.
| Nearly $4,000 raised in single
! day to clear the debt from Rockwell
| City's magnificent new Methodist
church before it's dedication; this add
ed to the $4,000 previously pledged
| for that structure, making a total eX-
ceeding by at least $4,000 the entire
cost of the new church and parson-
age.
storm Lake.
| A meeting Of canning factory stock
holders was held Monday at the court
house for the purpose of adjusting af-
| fairs, if possible in response to a no
tice by a number of former and pres
ent officers. who, by signing notes
have become personally liable for its
[ indebtdness, which, deducting thu
amount of corn on hand, is about So,
! 900.
| Grand Junction.
When working about the cook stove
| the other evening Mrs. Walter Wood
| poured some kerosene on the fire tc
| make it burn faster. 1t burned al
right. The explosion that followed
blew the top off the stove and scat
tered it about the room. Mrs. Wood
was severely burned about the face
and hands, but her wounds are not
dangerous. 49,.
Abingdon.
Thomas W. Gobble of Abingdon has
been a resident of Jefferson county
sixty-four years, arriving here October
9th He has celebrated every ami
versary of the day and says that rain
has never fallen on that date. The
usual reunion was held at the home-
stead in Abingdon Wednesday. Ten
children are living and nine Of them
were present, with host Of grand
children.
Spencer.
For some time there has been more
or less trouble at Webb over the ques-
ton of centralized schools. one prop
osition was defeated and then another
was carried. The latter was the cause
of lawsuit being started, and the
case is still in the courts. AT the last
term OF court an agreement was
reached by some to the effect that they
would go home and change the terri
tory, and try and get harmonious
district Committees from both sides
met but evidently could not agree, for
now a new petition has been prepared
that provides that Herdland township
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19

Christian church, made vacant by the
resignation of Rev. Robey.
The high school basket ball team
defeated the teams from Gilman on
Saturday afternoon at the ball
grounds. The Gilman boys play good
game
Mrs. J. e. Craven has just Installed
electric lights in the opera house. This
will be great improvement over the
smokey kerosene lamps that formerly
lighted the building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
Reinbeck News.

Reinbeck News.
Special TO TirneS- Republican
Reinbeck, Oct. 19-Robert Cummings
of Los Angeles, is visiting relatives in
Reinbeck and vicinity.
John A. Watson and family. who
have been in California for the past
year, have returned to this city to
live.
John Porter and wife have gone to
Los Angeles for the winter and will
probably make that city their home
hereafter.
A. L. Fields has sold the Windsor
cafe to George Wallace and the lat
ter has taken possession.
Ehlers Bros have moved into their
new brick store and now have one of
the incest business blocks in this part
Of the state.
The Koht building is getting a new
plate glass front and is being other
wise overhauled for it's new tenant
the Irvine Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
SAVAGE LOSES CASE.
Fails to Knock Out New South Dakota
Stock Food Law.

Spe 1ial &c Times i.epubllcai..
Iowa Falls, Oct. 19.--M. w. Savage
who formerly resided in this city and
is now the millionaire stock food man
of Minneapolis, has just lost out in his
efforts to knock out the new stock
food law in South Dakota.
The law provides that the ingredients
of stock food be printed on the pack
age. Savage brought the action to re-
strain the enforcement of the law. This
petition has been denied and the pure
food commissioner will undoubtedly
issue a new order to retail dealers
forbidding them to sell stock foods
which do not disclose the ingredients
composing the same.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
Collins.

Special to Times Republican
Collins, Oct 1S.-John Thompson has
left for Orville, o., his old home. where
he will visit for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fertig and family
arrived in town this week. They tray
eled all the way overland from TT.
Collins, Colo.
Charles Sanders, of State Center, has
bought the barber shop of A. D. Lew
is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fish and chill
dren have been visiting his brother
Walter, and family, at GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hale and baby
visited his father and brother and sis
ter at harrisburg.
Some of the farmers have COM
menced husking corn.
r. j. Belt, of Waterloo, was in Col
Inns visiting his mother, Mrs. Rev.
Belt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
lama News.

Special to Times Republican.
Tama, Oct. 19-E. e. Foote. OF To-
ledo. has sold his property to ]. F.
Kinney, of Tama. and will move with
his family into the w. NJ. Brownlee
house. Tama will welcome these
worthy people.
w. H. Gadbury spent few days
in Des Moines, and attended the grand
encampment of Iowa Patriarchs. His
son, Joe, carried the mail on route
No. during his absence.
All mail matter entering the Tama
postoffice this week is counted
weighed and the postage on each ar
ticle recorded The weighing of the
mail will continue for period of six
months, but the recording of the post
age thereon, only lasts seven days.
III. 7. Potter has installed another
chair in his barber shop, making four
in all, and Bud" Carnal presides over
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Dunn welcomed
little daughter to their home last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder are
caring for the wants of a little girl
since October 16.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
WOMAN GoRED BY COW.
Mrs. Anti, Near Kellogg, Almost Killed
by Maddened Animal.

oy Maoceneo Animal.
SpeciaI 10 Times Republican
Kellogg, Oct 19.-Mrs A. G. Auten
south OF town, is having a pleasant
visit from her nephew Evan. of Fred
ericktoWn, o., who made the trip of
zoo miles on motorcycle. in little
over seven days.
Mrs. L. A. Anti, living southwest of
Kellogg. was gored by an Infatuated
COW on Monday morning. and was ser
iously injured. The COW made a rush
picked its victim up on It's horns and
tossed her over its head. AS she fell
IT began to gore her. But for the fact
that the cows turned In, Mrs Anti
would doubtless have been gored to
death AS It was, four ribs were
broken, and long cash cut on the
inside of the right thigh about three
inches long The wounds are healing
as we'll as can be expected
Rev. Tilford, of stronghurst. H.. has
excepted call 10 the pastorate OF the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
ESTATES BACK TAXES LARGE.
Grundy County to Collect Nearly S.
900 On Wells Estate.

Grundy Center, Oct. 19.-The back
taxes for the years between 1898 and
1906, amounting to some $4,000 to 49,
OOO against the George Wells estate
in Grundy Center are now about to be
collected il the efforts of the county
treasurer are of any avail According
to the invoices on file in the office of
the county clerk, Mr.. Wells had per-
sonal property amounting to about
$500. 900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
AcKLEY DEMANDS DEPOT.
CHARGES Iowa Central With Chronic
"Lapse Of Memory

CnarQSS iowa SSIIi o.
Lapse Of Memory
Special to Times Republican
Iowa Falls, Oct. 19.-The Iowa Cen
trail Railroad Company is accused by
the city Of Ackley with chronic case
of lapse of memory" and the cry
council has decided that after pa
tiently waiting for eight years for the
road ito get the money with when
to build a new depot at that place, the
time has come and something must be
done to replace the shack that mas
done service for the past forty odd
years The city seems to have the
company on the hip and will proceed
to enforce an agreement made in 1872
AT that time. the company wished to
move it's depot and the city permitted
the building to be moved into a pubic
street, with the express understanding
that within a reasonable time a new
depot would be built on the companys
property.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
HANsEL WANTS ELEVATOR.
Meeting of Farmers Held Today, t.
Form Company.

OTH NUHIPdHy.
Special to Times Republican.
Hansel, Oct. 19.-The farmers e]eva-
tor sentiment has reached the crystal
izing stage at Hansel, in Franklin
county. and meeting will be held
there today with view to forming d
company to build farmers elevator
and operate it.
An address on the subject will be
given by f. G.. Dunn, of Chicago, a
gentleman who has made the plan a
study. Mr.. Dunn is in touch with all
the farmer elevator companies turnout
Iowa and is evidently one of the best
posted men in the state on this sub
ject. He formerly resided at Rockwell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
PUT in CONCRETE DAM.

Belmond Ice Company Preparing for
Big Crop This Year.
Special 20 Times Republican,
Belmond, Oct. 19.-The Belmond Ice
Company is putting in concrete dam
preparing to get ready for crop of
ice, for which Belmond is famous.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19

best it has been for years. The crop
was extra heavy and the fact that ~
was mostly put up without rain, makes
the quality extra good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
THIRTEEN PAY $500 EACH.
Liquor Sellers Heavily Fined by Judge
c. II. Kelley at Usage.

Special 10 Times Republican
Charles City Oct. 19.-Thirteen LID
uor sellers brought before Judge G. H.
Kelley of this city, at Usage, pleaded
guilty and paid fines of $500 each.
Judge Kelley was to hear today, n
habeas corpus case of the Waverly
doctors indicted under the antitrust
law at Charles City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
ouinsy, sprains and swelIines Cured

Quinsy, Sprains and SweIIings Cured
'In November. 1901, caught cold and
had the ouinsy. My throat was swollen
so could hardly breathe. applied
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it gave
me relief in a short time. In two days
I was all right" says Mrs. L. Cousins,
EOtterburn, Mich. Chamberlain's Pain
Balm is a liniment and is especially
valuable for sprains and sWellings. For
sale by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-19
West Bend Business Change.

Special to Times-Republican.
West Bend, Oct. 19.-Lester Debolt
has purchased the Williams Bros res
taurant and will take possession at
once MIR. Debolt is an old resident
of this place.
The hay business at this place is the
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-08-07
GLENSFORK.

Henry Hudson, is now a res
ident of this place.
DR.. James Hammond, who had
been living at this place about a
year, recently removed to Casey
County.
Joseph Aaron is very low with
typhoid fever.
Isaac Watson, of Inroad, who
has been suffering for several
days from a severe attack of a.
pendicitis, is much better at this
writing, and his friends are look
ing forward to his recovery.
A new dam is being built at
Turner's mill on Crocus Creek.
the old ones were washed away
by the recent flood. Mr.. JEFF
ries, of Hodgensville, passed
through this place last Thursday
en- route for Sand Lick Spring.
He is equipped with a complete
camping outfit, and will spend
the Summer at the above named
health resort.
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BREEDING.

Hay saving is a thing of the
past with most of our farmers.
Mr.. James N. Hundley, who
has been seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever is better at this writ
ing.
Miss Mary Shepherd, of Nash
will, Tennessee, is visiting rela-
tives at this place.
We are having a fine singing
school conducted by Prof. John
Mosby.
Sheep buying is the order of
the day. ]. w. Simpson alone
bought 40 head one day last week.
Lucian Turner, of Dallas,
Texas, is mere on a VlSlt TO MS
father, George W Curry, of this
place.
Mrs. James w. Campbell, near
Dirigo, is in a critical condition.
Measles has got a good hold
on this vicinity. They first start
ed from the Haag show.
Jefferson Coomer says he killed
a rattlesnake a week or two ago,
which measured % feet long and
had 100 rattlers and was about
two feet in diameter. That is
the largest one | have heard of
this season.
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TOTAL CREDITS 5000 63
REHABILITATION.
TOTAL DEBTS $11231.94
TOTAL CREDITS 9079.63

Bal due County 2152 81
therefore find that said w. B. Pat
teson Sheriff is indebted to said County
out of said fund in the sum of $2152. 81
less whatever amount is allowed to him
by the Adair Fiscal Court as credit for
delinquent poll taxes for all of which is
respectfully submitted this 3rd day of
April 1907. 7. A. MURRELL,
Commissioner Of the
Adair Fiscal Court
Supplemental report:
have this day submitted the above
settlement to the Adair Fiscal Court and
same was approved and said Court then
allowed the delinquent list presented
by said Sheriff amounting to 219 polls
and directed me to give him credit by
same in above settlement in sum of
S1.5O each & penalty making SLIGO
each or S35040 in all which being
Therefore done leaves said Sheriff owing
said County out of said fund balance
of $1SO191. This April 3rd 1907.
T. A. MURRELL Commissioner.
Received of w. B. Patteson Sheriff of
Adair County $1SO1. 81 in full on bal
ance due Adair County as shown by
above settlement. This April 3rd. 1907.
JUNIUS HANCOCK, j. A. c. C.
Kentucky. Adair County, Set.
l, T. R. Suits, Clerk Adair County
Court, certify that the foregoing set
Element of w. B. Patteson Sheriff of
Adair County for the years 1906 and
907, was filed in my Office at April
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-08-07

Don't accept cough cure that YOU
may be told is just as good as Ken-
nedy's Laxative Cough Syrup, because
it isn't just as good there is quite a
difference. Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup acts gently upon the bowels and
clears the whole system of coughs and
colds. 1t promptly relieve inflamma-
ton of the throat and allays irritation.
Sold by Page & Dohoney, Columbia, XIV.
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T. A. MURRELL,
Commissioner of the
Adair Fiscal Court.

Received of of w. B. Patteson, Sher-
if of Adair County, thirty eifht hum
hred and fifty-five dollars and 80 cents
by check in full of the above settlement.
April 9Th, 1907.
JUNIUS HANCOCK,
Receiver Adair County Road fund.
a Statf Ct coa Rsntu'ky' Sec.
T. r. Suits, Clerk Adair County
Court, certify that the foregoing set
Element of w. B. Patteson, Sheriff of
Adair County, of road fund 1906, was
at April term filed and ordered recorded
which is now done accordingly.
Witness my hand this June 5th, 1907.
T. r. STULTs Clerk,
By M. E. STULTs D. C.
State sdafr Of @o1 Kentucky Set.
T. R. Suits, Clerk Adair County
Court, certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct copy of Sheriff settle
ment as found of record in my Office.
Given under my hand this July oath,
1907. Attest
T. R. STULTs, clerk.
By M. E. STULTs, D. G.
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ing house 8 90
Paid Citizens Bank Assg of W L
Brockman Ctf 459 furnishing
paupers so
Paid same Assg of same for
same service 10 so
Paid M L Grissom Ctf 6S4 for
burial goods to pauper 50
Paid U L Taylor Assg of w D
Jones Ctf 313 for County
Printing 1 35
Paid R Shelton Ctf 499 tor serv-
ices as School Superintendent 175 90
Paid Bradshaw & Jones Ctf $50
for pauper coffin 90
Paid Hiram Jackman Ctf 395 for
furnishing pauper IS 90
Paid L B Hurt Ctf 6S5 for serv-
ices Election officer IA 90
Paid VIM. Biggs Ctf 1872 for Or
ders of paupers 3 90
Paid G w Robertson Ctf 68S serv-
ices Election officer 2 90
Paid w G Pickett Ctf 697 serv-
ices Election officer 2 90
Paid Citizens Bank Assg Ell
Sinclair Assg w L Brockman
Ctf 400 for furnishing pauper IL 90
Paid same Assg of same Ctf 4O7
for same service II so
Paid w H Russell Ctf 696 serv-
ices Election officer 2 90
Paid C Pelley Ctf $50 services
Election officer 8 Sc
Paid w Sublett Ctf sos for
voting house 3 90
Paid B S Miller Ctf 691 for burial
goods to pauper 6 40
Paid M Cravens Ctf 692 services
as Election Commissioner 10 90
Paid Junius Hancock Judge Adair
County Court 200 90
Paid same for same 3O3 OF
| was then shown a list of 1lS persons
and orders of the Adair County Court
releasing same of advalorum tax on
$50, 795 worth of property that was
enormously listed by the Assessor; A
large part of which was property that
should have been exempt to persons
with family. Said list is filed here
with and l therefore gave said Sheriff
a credit by 26cts on each 800 of
said amount which equals 80 O6
was then shown list of, 26 persons
which had been listed through error the
second time with poll tax, and l gave
said Sheriff credit by same at S1.5O each
making SO
l also found that he was charged with
polls on women and l gave him
credit by 1.50 on each making 90
l also found that 25 other persons had
been released from poll tax from time
to time whose names were charged
with poll tax and l therefore gave him
credit for same at 150 each max
ing 81 80
I'then deducted from total debts of
$11, 231. "a S80.06 released on advaforum
tax; also 300 for enormously polls; al
so $3.50 for minors charged with polls;
Also Sc; for women charged with said
polls and also S37 so the amount of re-
leases on polls making S165. Sc deducted
from total debts aforesaid which
leaves $11066. 80 on which said Sheriff is
Untitled to commission for collecting as
follows:
By Commission 10 per cent. on
first $4,000 500 90
By Commission 10 per cent on
remainder $685. SO PAP 65
By paid 10 Dudley Ctf 719 for
services as Justice 3 90
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term of this Court for record, which is
now done accordingly.
This June / 1907
T. r. STULTS' Clerk
By M. E. STULTs, D. c.
State Of Kentucky, Set.
Adair County,
I, T. R. Suits, Clerk Adair County
Court, certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct copy of settlement as
found of record, in my office. Given
undermy hand this July p 1907.
Attest T. r. STULTS,
Clerk Adair County Court
By M. E. STULTS, D. C.
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Haid G P Smythe Ctf ATS serv-
ices as County Attorney lbs 90
Paid Tim Cravens Ctf AL taking
evidence at inquest 80 so
Paid N H Moss Assg Wilmore &
Moss Ctf 80 furnishing pau
pers 92 so
Paid James Garrett Ctf Alp for
Making settlements 80 90
Paid same Assg Nell & Nell Ctf
45l furnishing paupers IL 90
Paid j. NJ. Turner Assg of w D
Jones Ctf 274 for County
Printing SO 80
Paid A Wheeler Assg of w l.
Gadherry Ctf 324 furnishing.
pauper 70 90
Paid j K Rodgers Ctf SIS sery-
ices as Election officer 3 Oh.
Paid S K Humphreys Ctf $40
services as Election officer 2 90
Paid r Tut Ctf $40 for voting
house 2 90
Paid same Ctf 51I for furnish
ing pauper 80
Paid Coffey, Sanders & Compa-
ny Ctf 269 for same service 81 25
Paid J. S. Stapp Ctf 430 for
County Printing 16 67
Paid w R Johnson Ctf 434 for fur
nishing pauper 8 90
Paid H ] Conover Ctf 504 for
Election officer 2 90
Paid T Barbee Ctf 528 for
Election officer 2 90
Paid Zach Darnell Ctf sgt for
Election officer 2 GA
Paid ] w Sublett & Bro Ctf 318
furnishing panpers rs 80
Paid same Ctf 800 for furnishing
Paupers 80 90
Paid A L DulworthCtf 1896 for
furnishing paupers 81 90
Paid w B Page Ctf 522 services
Election offices 2 48
Paid Wilmore & Moss Ctf 410
furnishing pauper SO rs
Paid Hughes & Golfer Assg of
Nell & Nell Ctf 327 for fur
nishing paupers III 90
Paid same Assg of DIR. L G Nell
Ctf 32S Medical attention to
paupers 60 so
Paid same Assg of w N Smith
Ctf 456 for furnishing paupers GA
Paid C A Walker Ctf 526 for
pauper coffin 4 90
Paid S E Conover Assg of Brad
lev & Gilbert Co Ctf 491 for
books etc. 149 40
Paid Jas Garrett Jr. Ctf All
services as County Attorney 125 90
Paid same Ctf 333 for same serv-
ice 225 90
Paid Mary M Garrett Assgof w
L Walker Ctf 352 furnishing
paupers 1913 80
Paid H C Walker Ctf 357 for pau
per collins 20 90
Paid j A Chapman Assg of Jen-
ME Order Ctf 531 voting house l so
Paid DR.. w T Grissom Ccf 537
Services as P H Physician 26 so
Paid Russell & Co Ctf 438 for
furnishing pauper 26 90
Paid Russell & Co eff 439 furnish
ing pauper 16 90
Paid same Ctf 440 for goods to
jail inmates 81 %
Paid F Hardwick Ctf SAB for
services as Election officer 80
Paid same Ctf 3O4 for furnishing
pauper 122 81
Paid same Assg of DR.. z T Cab
bert Ctf 489 Medical attention
to paupers A so
Paid Isaac Willen Ctf 53S for
services as Election officer sc
Paid w Richards Ctf SAL for
services as Election officer 2 90
Paid same Ctf SAP for same serv-
ices 90
Paid w c Yates Ctf 544 for serv-
ices as Election officer 200
Paid D Todd Ctf $40 for serv-
ices as Election officer 90
Paid same Ctf SAT for same serv-
ices 2 90
Paid M L Mitchell Ctf 548 for
services as election officer 90
Paid w S Pickett Ctf 553 serv-
ices as Supervisor 16 SO
Paid C G Gentry Ctf $40 services
as Election officer 2 80
Paid G w Dillon Ctf 532 for fur
nishing pauper 26 90
Paid c M Hereford Ctf 702 serv-
ices as Election officer 2 20
Paid A Low Ctf 800 for services