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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-09

In a special meeting, called by Couh-
Gilman Herman, Hull. and McCarten
Thursday night, the city council adopt
ed an ordinance presented by Mr. Her
man, defining the duties Of the super
intendent OF mains and sewers and
prescribing that T. Z. Mack prepare a
complete plat of the lines OF sewers and
water mains, showing all connections
herewith ana complete engineering
data with reference thereto, the same
TO be filed in the office Of the city clerk
as public records.
The ordinance was adopted by a un-
anirnous vote following discussion, IN
which Mr.. CLARK Of the First ward,
opposed il Prior TO the reading u the
ordinance NJ. Herman presented a
communication aGressed u the mayor
and council in which he rehearsed az
length the tory OF the efforts OF dlI-
ferent city councils Of recent years 20
get on record a comprehensive plat o.
the water and sewer mains MI Her
man declared that in his opinion, the
mayor had been negligent IN not com
pelling the work 10 DE done when tAe
power lay within Mr.. Mack's hands
ana since. inadvertently thu duty vas
delegated 10 the city engineer, that the
navor did not see that the city ensin-
aer prosecuted the work.
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yas ordered placed on file, was III tu--
as follows:
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-09

Our County Fair Or
Sept. 18th This Ye;
DIVE years ago the people Of Marshall
L County made up their minds that the
County Fair proposition had to 60 They
would make it CO. And they have success
fully carried the threat Every fair we
have had has been better, larger and more
profitable to the association. Improve
ments in buildings and grounds have been
rapid, and going to keep on at this
clip, unless confronted with obstacles be-
yond control, like cyclone or an earth
quake. Our new barn is ready, our new
fences are about completed and Marshall
county has the stock, grain, provisions and
manufactured articles to exhibit
With your help good people, this fair
will be hummer. All preparatory work
and entries thus far very encouraging.
This is your week and vacation at this
time is what you need.
To the old settlers who remember
Harvey Varnum's big steer and big pump
kin that helped to make the fair such Sue
cess. Uncle Harvey took great pride every
year in raising these speclatles and they
became a by-WOrd at fair time. l his SHOWS
that advertising pays.
The main thing in life is what you get
out of it. The feeling that you have done
something beyond dissatisfaction OF making
living. The premium you win cannot pay
YOU for YOUR time and brain in producing
the article. Pride in knowing you have
done we'll is far more pleasing. The { oun-
ty Fairs success comes through the efforts
OF us ALL
Satisfied results is all the pay your
management gets for the success.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-09
WORK AGAIN PLACED
INTO NACK'S HANDS
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING RE-
SUITS IN ADOPTION OF NEW
ORDINANCE.
HERMAN REHEARSES
ENTIRE SITUATION

Goes Back Over Several Years, Show
inc That Work Should Have Been
Done Long Ago by Mack-Thlnks
Mayor Negligent in Not Compelling
important Work to Be Done.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-09-22
NOTICE or ELECTION.

T9,h, >h"nof Madison Comfy, ofmc State of
3D. Knows, 1mrI II. Clay Crawford, Sec.
f1'FF OF ~ of 'ar state Of Florida, % hereby
-iH, notice that
nENERAL ELECTION
viii Dec hp,a IN Madison County, State Of Flouda
on lu"-dN neat succeeding The first Monday nm
NoNrn',r y. ID. la,O, the said TUESDAY hrin,, lbc
EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
For Representative from the Bird Copgrrssio-, a,
Di'Hti Of flprlda, IN the SiAty second [ ON
grcs- Of the United S,als,.
woJr,uCcs Of The supreme Court If the
State Of rioiida
" STATE Senator from the l0h Senatorial District
# FLORIDA
" Two Member, # ,hc House Of R,prrsrp,,.
lives Of hc State NJ Florida.
Two Railroad Comm lss onurs Of ihc State Of
Florida, '' Va
" County Assessor Of Taxes.
" For IaN Collector.
" County Treasurer,
" County surveyor.
rive County ommi seioncrs.
hrgr Member. Of thu County Board Of Pub
" Justice Of The Peace in and Tor the following
Justice Districts. VIZ, "E
q Nos, 2 g. T. q, 10, He
InGn.,a6lr ~ and for the following Justice
Nos ], >, 4, Il, Z g. 2, 10, II.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hcrcunto So, my hand an AZ.
lsEALl fixed the Great Seal Of the state of
Florida, ut Tallahassee, the Capitnl
ms ing twenty ninth day Of Al.
gust, A. ID. 1910,
II. CLAY CRAWFORD.
ToA n e,,,,,. e,.-,a,, =. Secretary Of State.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-09-22
nc

Inlho ircull curt. ga udirlu
circuit o. and for Madison
County, Florida. m lhlnccry
h.N Warren
vs. partitton
W. J.. Warren, l.. S. warren
,Mialii 4 Young Amanda
Webb ana ner husband ID. VI,
htbD Blanche Seals aud her
husband %. seals, Fannie
lAair and her husband George
T. Blair. Cecilia r. Wornack
ana Corelia scott and her
husband l.. f. scott.
BROOKS county, Georgiu.-
You are hereby required 10 appcer IN ,bo
81 OF omplaint Med hrruu against Won and
9lleI IN the above entitled cause on I'm IA
day III October, 4 D. 1910 -" 81"
ne Ehte prise Recorder IS herebydcslgDa,ed
~ n newspaper m which this OrlGr shall he
weeks 49, ''" '0H0tVIllFt
witness s. my Official signature and seal this
tne IsI Gay OF september u 1910.
ci.r,. IS,,am i, 4, MARTIN,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-09-22
SYMPTOMS.

Aching pein over Alps, Baolsaohe, gss.
t,oant CT Deposit IN Urine, Initiation Of ne
blacdsr, Eoin IA Urnating, Rheumatisla
tuTlc acid ~ blood) sudden etopsaee oil
Urine, pegl Blood or MucuB IN Urine, re.
tention OF Urine, Suaining After Urinatinp,
Thick OF Sluggish Urine, Stone IN the
Hlnuder CyGtitta inflammation OF Elsd-
ness Under Eves, Voreoious Appetite.
cnirs:, GeN Stone Gravel, Pain IN Uretha
Swollen AnlgloB nimmed Vision. SDecke
Before the Eyes, 5oanty Urine, Froauers,
Calls. Mouth Dry, Eiilliousnssa, Dr. ill0r.
LunbGgo, woehnces, IlcsE OF Flesh lrrer.
ll8v Heart Action, Liberation o. the ID - IL
der skin phlo, Way and Dry BAD G. on
o. PERI pirntion,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-09-22

a ,, J0iNI RlsoLuTIoN Proposing Amend
,a'nls 10 article y Of the Con'tuutiop ot ,E.
state Of Flonta, Relative % 'hc J1d,'gr",' r in'
plrtW,nt, ""''''IJ 10
Be- Resolved by the Lepi .,anro Of .I.. e..,, .,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-09-22

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
Rave hereunto set INV hand ,n,i
mixed the Great Seal Of The
tate OF Florida, at Tallahassee.
ne Capital, This twenty fftb an
of July, A. d. 1910. W.
H. CLAY CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of State.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
LIGHTNING ENDS
LIVES OF TWO
Men Meet Death Near ROs-
we'll Wounded Man
Nav Recover.

Roswell, N NJ, Sept. ia message
from Picacho says that Leboria Mon
toya, aged p and Jose Monies, aged p,
were instantly killed by lightning.
Montoya was standing under a tree
during the storm and Monies was kill
ed while walking up q hill. Monies
body was literally torn TO pieces by
the bolt The body was in such cOndi-
ton that il was hardly recognizable.
Both were married.
Macario Carsco, who was shot by D. h.
BareIa is still alive and will likely re-
cover. Barela IS still held in Jail
Without bond awaiting the outcome OF
the injuries before he will be given
preliminary hearing
The work OF the new Allison build
ing will start this week. Representa-
tives of the contractors, II. l. Stevens
& Co, Of FL PasO and the architects,
frost {; frost, have been here arrang-
ing the preliminary details. The exact
price of the contract is 100000. The
first floor is 10 be of marble and the
entire four story structure will be fin
ished in birch 1t will be the most
elegant office building in New Mexico
The Annual Harvest Home fair will
be held at Orchard park. beginning
Wednesday. Sept. 21- Exhibits Will be
made in agriculture. horticulture, poul-
try raising, culinary and fancy work
There vii also be a baby show.
William Brown. who has been here
for eight years. left last evening FOL
SNYDER TexaS where ho viii meet and
mary Miss Ella Coats. They have beer
sweethearts for over Il years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12

help Of some workmen he eXtricated
himself. having received only bruises
of his lower limbs
Deputy sheriff White was severely
bitten by a dog while forcing open the
door of the house of Juan Abalet, Mex
lean whom he wanted TO arrest.
The Salvation Army members were
arrested while carrying on their sery-
ices in front of the Orpheum theater.
The management of the Orpheum, sup
ported b. several citizens, complained
that the army with its trumpets and
drums disturbed the pleasure of peo-
pie inside
Typhoid fever. which was reported as
having in a measure abated, is again
prevailing in Bisbee-
Miss Isabelle Rameres and W J..
Rucastle were married at the Forest
ranch by justice High
skirmish firing contest will be held
by the Bisbee Rifle club next Sunday.
According TO Lopez Torres, Mexican
consul at Naco, the last month holds
the record since the panic for the ex-
pOrtation of American goods into Mex
leo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
CLOUDCROFT STILL
HAS MANY VISITORS
Many Are Leaving But New
Ones Continue to
Arrive.
dRv Mrs. " S Tiltonl

Cloudcroft, y. NJ. Sept. 12.-It seems
too bad that some have to go home
just at the most glorious time of the
year-when ClOudcrOft is at her best.
when the air is like rare wine and
nature has prepared her best path for
the feet of tired pilgrims, through
purple forests and fields that seem a
cloth of gold. with its carpet of golden
rod and yellow daisies. But the school
bell is calling the pupils home.
the parents are closing up their cot
tages one by one. and every train
bears from one to four families back
to town. The happy vacation time
is over, until another season, and still
every train brings a few tourists to
the Lodge for day or two.
Maury Edwards has been up here.
w. K. Mari has returned to Ell PasO
after brief camping trip in the Sac
ramentO mountains
Judge and Mrs. J. NJ. Goggin and
family have closed their cottage and
returned to town.
S. Aronstein and family have closed
their cottage and gone back to Ell
Paso.
Mrs. Charles stevens returned home
in time to put the children in school.
Miss Myrtle Long and H. II. Harr
rington, of the Cloudcroft Commercial
Co., were married Sunday at high
noon by Rev. C. Darlington Bergman,
of AlamogoTdo.
Miss ora Slater ran away from the
duties pressing upon her preparing for
the opening of the girls school at FL
Paso to take a rest among the pines.
Dr. T H Haxby and postmaster
Bailey have been in Alamogordo at
tending court.
J. A. Eddy has gone to Ell Paso
and Tucson on business for a few
days
Mrs. A. NJ Hall and child, of Hous-
ton. have taken cottage for the rest
of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Anderson,
of Houston. Texas, cousins Of Mrs. J.
c. Lakeland who, have been visiting
the L.acklands and Mrs. Linnie VOL
colt, have returned home, most en-
thusiastic over Cloudcroft.
Those registered at the Lodge are:
]. w. Smith, jr.. Ell Paso; o. o. Ellis
L. s. A; Harriet Ellis. FL Paso; A. L.
Shuman and wife, Fort Worth; NJ. S.
Edwards, FL Paso; w. o. Roe. Alamo
gordo: II. Zimmerman, Oak Park, H.;
W. A Henaway, FL Paso; Ernest
Swanson. Alamogordo: J. 3. Whittle,
Tucumcari: W. L. Sharp, E. NJ Sharp
Mary u Sharp, Amy A. Sharp, Mrs
E. L. Sharp. Macon. Ga
4 big ball was held IL l1iga:olls sat
urday night. celebrating the completion
of the new hotel a that place. y hack
load. and several on horseback went
down from Cloudc~vft to emily he fes-
tivities.
\ horseback party composed OF MI
and Mrs. Harry Potter of OuranEo
Mexico; Mrs. w. S. rilt0n. the MISS es
Sarah and Katheryn Eddy ". Il
Heartherly and Jolly futile, picnickc
at Mountain park Friday
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bruce Smith
and family and their guest Miss Isa-
bell Springer, returned to Ell Paso Sat
urday.
Mrs. B. S Wailn..l and :1rljly. Of
Dallas are returning home after
spending the summer in Red Rock
cottage.
W. G. Roe and family are paving
the resort a week en- sit.
H. D. Slater, H. B. Stevens and DR.
II. E. Stevenson came Up 10 attend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
sOLoMoNvILLE PERSONALS.

SOlOmOnville, Ariz.. Sept. 12.-L.
Lensinsky of New York city. who has
been in town for several days. left for
Clifton, Ariz.
Albert Samer, of Douglas, Ariz., ter
ritOrial chairman of the Republican
party, visited here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hyatt of Duncan,
Ariz.. are visiting Mr.. Hyatt's mother
and sister who live here This is Mr..
Hyatt's first visit since the death OF
his father, Geo. H. Hyatt, a few weeks
ago.
The heat for this time of year is
remarkable.
A dance was given at the courthouse
Saturday night
Miss May Frye after an outing in
the Graham mountains at Camp Inspec-
ton, is again with her aunt, Mrs. ]. C.
Epley.
Mrs. Gertrude Corillo of Tucson. is
visiting her cousin. Remaldo Elias. She
is accompanied by her brother. Adolph
Elias, on her visit to Solomonville.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
DEL RIO BANK HAS
STOCK INCREASED
National Bank Doubles Its
Capital; New Bridge
Building There.

Del Rio, Tex, Sept. 12.-Foilowing
the opening of the new state bank
and trust company with capital OF
$4,000. the Del Rio National bank has
announced the arrival of a charter
from the controller at Washington
INCREASING the capital stock of this
bank from $4,000 to 100000. The
following are officers and directors of
the Del Rio National bank: Jas. Nc
Lymont president; ". F. Boggess.
vice president; W. H. Wheeler, cash
Ter: N. c. Driscou, assistant cashier;
directors, Jas. McLymont, W. F. Bog
CESS, R. W. Prosser, J. D. Hamilton,
and W. r. Wheeler.
Work has begun on the concrete
bridge and causeway that will open
the San Felipe creek at the foot of
Losolla street, leading from the main
part of the city to the Post and San
Felipe Heights addition. The contract
price is $4,000 and John Taini is doing
the work When finished the two resi-
dence additions on the far side of the
creek will be opened for building pur-
poses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
Not a Vacant House in the
Whole Town May Have
Mineral Exhibit at The El
Paso Fair.

Van Horn, Texas, Sept. 12.-NOt to
be outdone by Plateau, Toyah. Sham
rock or the Maricopa district of Cali
fOrnia, Van Horn is now nursing an oil
discovery which promises to burst into
d boom. Some days ago ]. R. Mann
and Ed. Ray, while drilling for water
on their ranch, about so miles north
of Van Horn, struck oil at 300 feet. AS
has become the fashion among oil men
of late, Messrs. Mann and Ray are very
reticent regarding their discovery and
are not encouraging visitors. The new
well is on the old Carlsbad road.
Town Is Growing.
While Van Horn has not yet realized
her ambition in the matter of being
made the county seat Of the proposed
Culberson county the material for
which will be neatly sliced from Ell
Paso county, who is not mourning. Joe
Canon insists that the ambition will
some day be realized and in the mean
time the town is growing, getting
ready to meet the requirements Of
county seatdom when the time for
meeting such requirement comes.
AS an evidence of the growth of this
town, Joe Canon points with pride"
to the fact that the new $4,000 school
building built last year has already
been so far outgrOwn that a newer
$4,000 addition to the building is now
being made in order to accommodate
the children clamoring for an OppOr-
tunity to be taught the rudiments of
an education.
No Vacant Houses.
T c. Wafford the real estate man
is authority for the statement that
there is not only not a vacant house
in town, but that he could rent so
houses, if he had them, to ranchmen
who are anxious to place their chill
dren in the Van Horn schools during
the winter months.
New Buildings.
Among the new buildings recently
erected are the rather pretentious
dwellings of T. c. Wafford and D. E.
Taylor, the new Commercial hotel of
which Mrs. Sarger Prude is proprie-
or, and the building, 25xSO feet
ground dimension, erected by the
Beach Mercantile company the lower
floor Of which will be occupied by the
Beach company as a storeroom and
warehouse, and the upper floor as a
temple by the Masonic lodge just
about to be formed.
D. E. Taylor. whose new home is
mentioned above. is welltodo citi-
zen of Haskell, Texas. who has de-
cided to make Van Horn his home
He has bought a half section of land
adjoining the city limits, and besides
the new house alluded to above, is
making extensive and expensive i'm
provements. He is now stocking the
\ A. Cox ranch. which he purchased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
Time is the TEST
The Testimony of FL Paso People
Stands the Test.

Stands the Test.
The test of time is what tells the
tale. The public soon finds out when
Misrepresentation are made and merit
alone will stand the test of time
F. Paso people appreciate merit, and
many months ago local citizens pub
liciy endorsed Doans Kidney Fills; they
do so still. Would citizen make :he
statement which follows unless con-
WINGED that the article was just as rep
resented? A cure that lasts is the kind
that every sufferer from kidney ills is
looking for.
Mrs. H. F. Stacy. 2717 East Missouri
street, FL Paso, Texas, says: ser
two years have elapsed since publicly
testified in favor of Doans Kidney Pills.
but have had no reason to change nay
high opinion OF this remedy. Doan's
Kidney Pills entirely relieved me Of
backache and other symptoms OF kid
ney trouble from which I suffered a
great deal 1 gladly confirm all L
said in favor of this remedy and 1 ad-
wise other kidney sufferers to procure
a supply at Kelly & Pollard's drug
store and give it a trial"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster ilburn Co.. Buffalo. n.
Y. sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
PORTALES OPENS ITS
SCHOOLS FOR THE YEAR.
Politician Has Narrow Escape; WO-
mans Society Elects Officers;
Church Society Gives a Party.


mans Society Elects Officers;
Church Society Gives a Party.
Portales, y NJ, SEPT. 1.-THE teach
ers of the Portales schools held a meet
ing to get everything in readiness for
the opening Monday morning.
The Varina Davis chapter of the U.
D. c. met with Mrs. Bryan and elected
officers for the ensuing year.
O. w Shorsowsky, socialist candi-
date for delegate to the constitutional
convention, had his right ankle sprain-
ed while dismOunting from a young
mule
Mrs. l. P. Glascock has returned from
a summers visiting in Virginia and will
again make her home here.
Lon Blankenship left for Lebanon,
Tenn, where he will study law
The F. F. Cs. held a business meet
ing. with Miss Marguerite Patterson
The Woman's club met with Mrs.
Williamson.
The Junior league of the Methodist
church gave a box supper at the ar
mory.
Perry Miller and Miss. Barbara EN-
minger both of Claudell, were married
in POrtales Wednesday, by justice OF
the peace a. B. Seay.
J. II. Bryan, w. II. easier, Jim Robin
son and 3 X ROBBINS or Lubbock, Tex
have been looking over the. irrigation
system here. They state that Lubbock
will very soon make a test of her water
supply.
Grover Brock is back from an ex-
tended visit to San Angelo and other
Texas points, and is at his old place al
the depot.
Mrs. T. E. Mears and sister. Miss JOS
ephine McManaway, have gone to Pet
ersburg. Va, on a visit.
J. B. Sledge has finished planting %
acres of alfalfa on his land in the
school section.
Howard Lindsey and Andrew Miller
are in the Captain mountains for an
outing.
New arrivals are reported at the
homes of Rev. and Mrs. Kerr, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Greathouse, and Mr. and
Mrs. E. c. Twining
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
VALENTINE WILL
COME TO THE FAIR
j. t. Snelus Is Working up a
Fine Exhibit From That
Section.

Valentine is going - have 4 Sood
exhibition at the FL Paso fair if plans
now under way are carried out koad-
master J T. Snelus. of the G.. II. & ). n
at Valentine, has a farm near there and
IS interested in seeing the community
well represented. He is interested IN
the drv farming movement and was
recently elected executive committee
man for his county in the Texas Dry
Farm congress. Returning from he
congress. G. \. Martin. the president.
urged Mr. Snelus to work un an eA-
hibition. for the fair at FL Paso ana
later directed q letter to Mr- SneIuS
calling his attention once more > tee
matter. A reply has just been rere>Eed
assuring a display from Valentine lie
says:
Your lntter dated September 5, re-
ceived and in reply to it and our con-
versation on the train, will say L have
been working the matter up and expect
70 get q good showing for your fair,
consisting of good stands of cotton
also fine chickens; forage raised by
dry farming under the Campbell sys-
tenn: also fruit, such. as grapes, peach
es. pears and plums-
7 will try and get the ranchmen
interested, too, and will ask them to
show fine stock.
Please advise what provisions viii
be made to take care Of the stuff, and
how will I have it shipped.
Il will try and be there with my
family for about three days.
Il will let you know on October IS
exactly what to expect from here, and
viii try and make a good showing
ANY bills or posters the fair asso-
citation may get out, kindly send
10 me and win take care of them"