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Sharp County record., 1910-05-06

Joe b. Watkins has been quite
sick for several days past, but is
improving.
Fillmore Barnett of Emery was
meeting his Evening Shade
friends Wednesday.
w n. Norris of Pouchkeepste
This week makes his annual cons
.ribudon TO this raper's roas-
Iry.
% O. Craig came mp from
8atosviIe a few days ago for q
visit with relatives and friends
here.
John j.. Gawi, % good friend
30 this paper, who lives at Ball
boa, was O visitor to tho city
Monday.
oantg.-t4xrmineg- @. @. Sha-
yer has completed the work df
taking the census IN piney ForE
township.
G.. Il. Wiles, selling groceries
for a Batesville house. was in
teryiewing Evening Shade mer-
chants Tuesday
Jack Legrand, who is now
farming nc AnnieviIIo, was in
town a day or Two this week on
business matters.
W. r.. Campbell oi pough-
keepsie was here zone day this
week, having some business no
Che chancery court,
nr. L R. 5tockard. The popu.
lar dentist 10 spending the week
in Evening Shade among his
friends and patrons.
S. P Murphy, a good citizen
and prosperous farmer OF Center,
was looking after some business
here few days ago,
w. G.. King, one of the Rec.
ords good friends in Davidson
township, has our thanks for %
dollar on subscription.
Claude justus, vino took the
census enumeration ln jackson
township, completed his work
and returned home tuesday.
Only a few more days and
will move.
J R. LEWIS.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
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Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
Photographer.

A. r. Smith of Sidney was
looking after some business mat
ters here few days ago and re-
memhered the Record IN a Imam.
cial way
Col sam H. Davidson and
Judge J, W Smith were at Cave
City one day the latter part of
last week hooking after some be-.
gal mattera.
W a. Barnett, one 0t ,d5
best citizens OF Cave City, was %
visitor to town Tuesday. when b6
had some business before lue
uhaneery court
Subiee.s foe services 90 Che
Methodist church next Sunday
Tia. "a. NBenehs of Salvation,
y p. N. "Requiaites tor a Christ.
an Lile.' Everybody cordially
.nvited.
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SOLD By SNOW DRUG 90.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20
BRIDGE BURNS; TRAINS DELAYED
Great Western Bridge Destroyed Near
MeIhourn-Trains Detour.

An eighty-toot wooden bridge three
miles north OF Melbourne, on the line
Of the Chicago Great Western, was de-
stroved by fire Monday, delaying trat-
&c OF all kinds during most of the day
and forcing passenger trains to detoUT
over other lines. 1t is not known how
he bridge caught fire. The las train
20 20 over it was the south-bourd pas
enger. No. 5, leaving here at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning. During h after
noon and last night passenger trains
detoured by Melbourne over the Mil
waukee to Pickering and from Pick
ering to this city ove the Iowa Central
The freight traffic Of the division was
lied up during the afternoon and the
night until the bridge was repaired. II
was finished 50 traffic could be re-
sumed early this morning, the south
bound passenger. No. 1. leaving here al
5 O'Clock, being the first train to &c
over it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20

Real Estate Transfers.
George H. Brownell and wife. o
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20
Notice to Contractor. and Bidders.

Notice Is hereby given that the board
Of directors Of the Traer Independent
school district of Traer, Iowa, will re-
ceive at the office of the clerk, T. F.
Stoakes, in Traer, Iowa, bids for the
sale Of the nine-room brick veneered
school building, including steam heat
ing plant and radiation, and including
foundations and all other materials
forming a part of the structure. That
sealed bid will be received until 1
o'clock p. m. Dec. 80, 1910. Each bid to
be accompanied by a certified check for
the sum OF two hundred ooilars iSG11ii
and time given to purchaser under said
bidding for him to remove from the
grounds the said structure by June
I, 1911. AID notice il further
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20

The second annual exhibition Of the
LeGrand Poultry Association was
brought to a close in the Condor build
Ing at LeGrand following the compile
ton Of the judging by Mr.. Mills. OF
Ames. The number of birds vas not
as large as last year, but the quality
Of the stock was the equal, If not bet
ter. than last year.
L. c. Knudson. of LeGrand. won all
Of the regular awards in his class,
White Wyandottes, and aside from
these captured the silver cup hung up
as a special prize for the best shaped
bird. The awards, as made by Judge
Mills. follow:
Barred Plymouth Rocks-C. Dough-
erty, Marshalltown. first cock. first.
second and fourth cockerel: l.. E. Big
Glow. second. third and fifth hen, Sec
ond. third. fourth and fifth pullet;
Erie Ferguson. Marshailtown. third
and fifth cockerel.
White Wyandottes-L. G Knudson
all regular award and silver u spe-
cial for best shape.
Silver Laced Wyandottes e. r.
Bohsin. Montour. ali awards.
Black Orpingtons-Dr. NJ. n. Evans
first cock. third. fourth and fifth hens.
second and third cockerel. NTH pullet.
second pen: w. c. Arnold, second cock.
first and second hen. first and fourth
cockerel. first, second and third pullet.
frs, and third pen
Single Combed Buff Orpingtons-Dr.
NJ. NJ. Evans first cock, first. second
and third hen. second cockerel. first.
second and third pullets, first pen: Q.
J. Olson. fourth pullet
Rose Combed Buff Orpingtons-E. R.
Bobs;n. Mon,our, all awards.
Single Combed White orp:ngtons-
Glen F. Richards, first. second and
fourth cock, second. third and hfth
hen, second cockerel. third pen: ". C..
Arnold, second and hfth cock. third,
fourth and nth cockerel. arst. second.
third and fifth puile:, first pen: DR.. N.
II. Evans. first ard fourth hen, frs:
'cockerel, fourth puiiet. second pen.
Single Combed Rhode Island Reds
Mrs. II. c. Herbert. nrst cock. second.
third and fifth cockerel. first, second.
third and fourth puilet. frs. and sec.
ond pen; Rev. G. Il. Carter, first cock.
fourth cockerel. Nth pullet; II. ]. Bow
en-, frs. eockereE
Rose Combed Rhode Island Reds
o. J. Olson. first cock. frst hen. tara
and fifth cockerd. third and fifth pull
let: NJ. a. Gettis. second hen. sec"ni
and fourth cockerel. first, second and
fourth pul.et; Charles G. johnson. FIRST
cockerel.
Single Combeds Black Minorcas--A-
4. Shellenharger, second pullet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20
A PECK OF DIAMONDS
Hellbers Offers to Sell Diamonds BY
the Peck-He and Santa Were Boys
Toeether-Authority on Watches.

Hellbsrg is either crazy or simply ex-
cited over the general prosperity Of re-
cart times for he now edvert!ses dia-
ronds By the peck. What he mans is
that he has the loose stones in many
sizes and values all ready to be mount
ed to order in any kind Of a setting Sc
lected by a customer and IL the custo-
-ler has money enough why. OF course,
He,,berc will sell enough OF these prec-
.ous stones 20 fill a peck measure.
There is simply no limit TO what He'll
berg would DO 20 please a customer at
about Christmas time.
I. is the same in watches. He!!herg
sells the high grade American makes
Of watches and then has the celebrated
Swiss movements which have won first
prizes at a dozen worlds fairs. A gold
watch really makes the one ideal Christ
mas present for i. will serve a young
man or wonaaa ,hruout the!. lifetime
ard be handed down to h grandchil-
Gren IN q VIII. AS a rule nothing stays
IN the family so long as a gold watch
unless Il be a good nans and sometimes
-he watch has the best OF it then. He'll
berg claims 10 DE an authority on
watches, having learned his trade in
The country whore thev make them and
after twelve years OF continuous re-
failing n Marsha!itown he is no.
ashamed to look in the face any watch
ne ever sold with his personal zuaran-
zee.
Always see He,lne-g before you send
for Santa Claus. He knows j-st what
the old nan is thinking about. in fac
it has been said that Heilberg and
Santa we're boys together in the OLD
country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20
SALOONS GET NEW PERMITS.
City Council Grants Twelve Saloon:
Riaht to Do Business Next Year.

The city council Monday night adopt-
ed resolutions of consent to the twelve
s%aloonists now doing business in the
city. and Councilman Gregory suggest
ed tha, possibly BIZ the next meeting
night, on Dec. IS. the government CEN
sus would have been received. and the
council might be able to grant another
the right TO operate.
There are no changes shown in the
anne of persons holding permits. and
no changes in locations. Councilman
Herman offered the resolutions, and
moved their adoption. All the menu
bers with the exception OF Gregory and
Hail voted for the resolutions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20
BOIL WATER ADVICE
OF CITY PHYSICIAN
REPORT OF STATE CHEMIST
SHOWS CITY WATER NOT TO
BE VERY BEST.
AS YET IT is SAFE, AND
SHOWS NO SEWAGE FORMS
Too Much Aisae and Iron, and Some
Animal Matter Shown in Sample
Furnished Dec. 15-counciI Author
ICES Bi-WeekIy Tests Made Until
Water lmprives.
Foil all drinking water.

Such is the advice OF City Physician
\. c. Conaway. expressed publicly be-
fore the city council Monday night.
The cause of the warning to boil
drinking water came as q resul OF q
report on q sample OF city water. fur
nished by Dr.. Conway 70 Professor
Nin,ey. state chemist, at Des Moines.
The sample was taken on Dec. is, las,
Thursday, and q microscopical ann
inat;or, while showing that the water
IS not dangerous at the present time.
does Indicate that il IS not of lis usual
good quality.
Nc Sewage Matter Present.
The report Of Professor Kinney
shows that iron ara alsae are ahund-
ant IL the water. and h q it contains
some animal matter, There was 10
-as formation shown in the sample.
and 10 sewage in rhe water. The sew
age forms are what are dangerous, and
il i in them tha tn. bacillus Of Eb-
er1h. which causes typhoid fever. is
found. In his report DIT. Kinney sum-
marizes ms findings as follows:
The ANALYSIS indicates that the
water is in a defective condition, but
rot serious, and with no indication OF
ir>arfion Tn water is not in a first
rrass cordition ewing 70 the large
noun os algae. iron. and animal life
N +, Tire water Is safe as Jar as It's
ns. X concerned al the time the sam
ia - 1sLao
ADVISES ~preoaution For Future.
J., -.conne~6irg i, the water pat
- - ,bs ~ ~ hoil the water DR..
- va saws ,ha, he is giving the
wo-~irg hecansa he feds h a possibly
n. water ma not improve, but rather
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20

Minneapolis. to John W. Bogsis. slAnA
in Anson's sub ivision. $500.
Henry 8. sickman to Jennie 0siggA
land in Taylor township. $4,000.
William Paul and wife, Of JAspeG
Laurel, $4,000.
Milwaukee Land Company to 0eor0s
Halter, two lots In Melbourne. @75.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20

than Sunday. The minimum last night
was Is, compared with 20 for the night
before. At Z o'clock this morning the
Thermometer showed Is. A year AFRO
Monday the maximum "a Is and the
minimum 5 above zero.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20

given that there is now on file In the
office of the said clerk. q form Of
contract which the purchaser under
said bidding will be required to enter
into If his bid is accepted. And notice
Is further given that the said board Of
directors reserves the right to reject all
bids.
II. L. Daniel, A. Gravatt, c. A. Pratt,
committee,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20
PRINCIPAL TO DALLAS CENTER.
: A. Douglas. Of Albion. Become.
Head Of Dallas Center Schools.

z. a. Douglas. principal Of the AL
biaa consolidated school. VINO resigned
recently. has accepted the offer TO be-
ONE principal of the Dallas Center
school al a salary OF s135 a month. Mr..
Douglas Will begin his work at Dallas
Center on Jan. ..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20

Grand Masonic lodge p. NJ. Stewart
was elected worshipful master. G.
Leech senior warden, Howard A.
Searle Junior warden. G. w. Renbarger
secretary, inc DR.. NJ. NJ. Evans treas
urer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20
Baker Cas-. Continued.

The case OF forgery against Harry
Baker, the young man who was arrest
ID here a week or more ago for circu-
and cashing checks forged on c.
2. Reimer. was continued Monday un-
II Thursday In Justice Mi1lard's court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20
SPECIAL VALUES
For Wednesday at 1915 West Main
street. Benedict 4 B%rintnaiI'a.

street, Benedict 4 e%rintnaI's.
Your choice of five dozen hand bags
for so cents each.
Your choice Of fifty nice ugs e7x54
for sl.4S each.
Your choice Of five dozen head scares
for so cents each.
Your choice OF four dozen white
aprons for % cents each.
Your choice of five dozen ladies
fancy collars 25 cents each.
The above are all g-ea. values.
BENEDICT & BRINTNALL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20
POULTRY AWARDS
At L[GRAND SHOW
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION Is
BROUGHT TO CLOSE At
LEGRANp.
kNUpsoN WINS SILVER
CUP As SPECIAL PRIZE

LeGrand Man Captures All Regular
Awards in His Class, and . Special
For Best Shaped sird-Entriss Are
Not a. Numerous as Last Ysar-List
Of the Awards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20

Local Weather Record.
Thirty-two was the maximum tenn
Monday. two degrees colder
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-20

leGrand Masonic Election.
At the annual election Of the Lee
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17
Especial to The sentinel.l

Denver. May 17.-With both sides
of the wet and dry fight claiming the
victory, the hottest election this city
has ever experienced is now in pro-
gress.
Up to l O'Clock this afternoon 81,
g49 votes had been cast. out of a to-.
..as II -s- sE.s.fSi - With
favorable weather which has pre-
vailed all day. the indications point
to record vote being polled.
In all of the sixteen wards great
activity has been manifested by the
partisans of the various propositions
before the people.
Vieing in interest with the prohi-
bition issue is the matter of granting
or refusing 20-year franchise to
the Denver Water Company.
Taxpayers alone are entitled to
vote on this matter, and. out Of a
registration of 2S,205 taxpayers, H.
AT votes had been polled up to l
O'clock this afternoon.
No estimate can be mada with any
degree OF accuracy as to the passing
or failing of the amendments 10 the
city charter, which include the ini-
tiative, Referendum and recall.
Chief Armstrong early today is
sued instructions to the entire ponce
force, regular and special, to rigidly
enforce the law regarding elections
and preserving the peace in general.
A special officer was placed in charge
at each ward, and an automobile was
placed at his disposal for use in an
emergency or If trouble should break
out requiring the sending for more
assistance.
Chief Armstrong said today:
1T is my intention to see that an
honest election is held in Denver, Il
such thing is in my power to ac-
eomplish."
Judging from the length Of time
voters are taking to vote, it is he
lieved that slratcEing is being sener-
ously done.
Chairman Williams, in charge Of
the dry ecmpcign is publicly chcrg-
ing that the police force is not en-
forcing the law in that The workers
for tie vets are being allowed in
side the guard rails Of the voting
places ard are allowed to eleftioneer
close to the polls, while the dry
workers arr compelled to keep out
side the 1O0-foct limit.
Shortage Of money on the part OF
the temperGnce workers and a deIuge
of funds on the part OF the vets is
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17
.R|cKARD DOES NOT
EXPECT INTERFERENCE
[By Associated Press. ]

San Francisco, Cal. May IL
TEX" Bickard, who was selected yes
terday as referee of the Jeffries-
Johnson pugilistlc battle, said today
no action would be taken or con-
templated by the fight promoters for
change in the site of the arena. He
declared that as long as the affair
did not violate any law he was con
fident that neither District Attorney
Donahue nor Sheriff Barnett would
interfere.
Should the promoters become con-
vinced interference on the part of
these officials was being contemplat-
ed, said Richard, steps would i'm
mediately be taken to change the
battle-ground.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17
00RRrT Get Your Ascension Clothes on III mr.
ljljIIII if You're Afraid--- Some Facts III JUL.

happen to us: but even these, under
their pretense of jo!Iity, are just as
much concerned as others.
The conclusions of scientists and
astronomers differ greatly as to what
the tail of the comet is composed of.
Some say it is a gaseous substance:
others that it is solid matter, and
still others that the tail is nothing
more or less than TIE condensed and
transmitted lirlt Of the suns rays.
Below is given scrre very reassur-
ing comments frc1' noted astronomers
and observers cf tNh heavens-Prof.
Asanh Vail Of TO Naval observatory
ct Washington. Ta'vin F. Nau'ty of
New York, DR. ! McHugh Of De-
Pauw Irive-s't~ ecr aCamphell of
Harvard Irrfve--''v Prof. David P.
Todd ~ ar,sn--' r-osf revid Pick
ering of Harvard University and 9TH
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17
CANNOT COMPROMISE
WITH INSURGENTS
LEY Azsoclnted Press. ]

Washington, May 17-At a confer
cnce Of tie republican regulars" in
the senate this afternoon it was de-
cided that a compromise with the
iusgrgeHt republicans was impossible.
An propositions looking to an
asTesn cat through mutual conces-
si1us fer an anieable settlement Of
tha remaining sections Of the railroad
bin are likely to be withdrawn.
Walter Waller. city and news edi-
tor Of The Sentinel who has been
taking a con bined business and pleas
are trip up the narrow gauge, will
arrive home this evening.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17

said to be causing a decided move
ment to the ranks of the latter. The
temper nee forces claim that money
is being used by the liquor interests
regardless of law in influencing the
result of the election.
Sentimeat seems to have set in
agYnst the granting of the water
fl II, iise, and ii is believed that the
franchise will be voted down.
The heaviest vote of the day is ex-
peoted toward the close when the
stores close and the large army of
shop and industrial employees start
for home.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17
PUBLIC; DUTY
OUTWE|GHED
ALI. E:L.SE:
Kerby, Fired by Ballinger, Tells Why
He "Peached" on Els Chief
Cn Witness Stand Against
Secretary of Interior.
he HAD GARTIELD's APPROVAL
LBy Agsociated Pros. ]

Washington, May 17.-Frederiok k
NJ. Kerby. the discharged steuogra-
pher Of the interior department, took
the witness stand today in the Bal
linser-PinChot hearing.
kerby undertook to justify his ac-
tion in publishing confidential infor-
nation OF the department as the full
flment Of a public duty outweighing
the loyalty lie owed to Mr.. BalHnger
Kefby insisted that there was no
imprupriety in what he had done,
declaring THAT. if Secretary Bal
linger had responded to the cell o.
Attorney Brandeis for the Claw or
memorandum" it would have hean
unnecessary for him to have teEen
the course lie did to get the inrclma-
ticn before the committee.
The witness said that his former
chief, ey-SeCretary GarGeld had told
h.m, at the home Of GiHogd PinChCI
IN this city, last February, that II
was his duty to tell the facts, il he
was called upon to do SO. 1t was on
that occasion. he said, that he had
first told Garfield ard Plnchot OF the
memorandum.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17
STATELYPOMP
Of FUNERAL
C0RTEGE
Body of King Edward VII, the Peace
maker, Now Lies in State in
Westminster Hall. = Thou
sands Pay Tribute.
ARMED GUARDS AT THE BIER
[By Associated Press. ]

London, May 1.-THE body of
King Edward VII, the peacemaker,
was taken with stately pomp this
morning from Buckingham palace to
the first stage of the journey to the
grave and now Hes in state in West
minister Hall where hundreds of thou
sands will pay last tribute to the dead
monarch before the final passage
through the streets of the capital ON
Thursday.
palace to WoBtnlnster Hall passed
through dou Ell lines of relocated
soldiers flanlgd with rows of police
men and ]! IS of silent, black
garbed humanity.
The build.as along the route were
heavily draped with mourning.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17

That a great many people are ap-
prehensive of what result will follow
the transit of the earth through the
tail of Halleys comet is unquestion-
able. Some pretend to appear un-
concerned. but the intense interest
that they have in the celestial visitor
and the fact that the comet is one OF
the most marvellous visitors that has
appeared to the inhabitants OF the
earth in many years bellies their ap-
parent unConoern.
Wednesday evening at about !
O'Clock the earth will enter tho tail
Of the comet and it will require about
- hours for the earth to pass en-
tirely through the tall composed OF
substances or gases, whichever 1t may
be, we cannot say.
Some people joke in ghastly way
about the dire consequences that NAY.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17
SPANISH CUT.UPS RUN
AMUCK At RECEPTION
1Rv Associated Press l

:. Madrid, May IA collision :.
y between republicans and gem +
= darmes has been reported from =
, Valencia in connection with a j.
4 manifestation in honor of the =
i. arrival there of the republican !.
! deputy, Seuor SeTrano. =
> The gendarmes charged the e
i. republicans, and the latter used e
? knives and stones. One officer =
i. was stabbed and killed. and :
s many persons were wounded. g
) After fifty arrests had been =
! made, order was finally re =
= stored. =
1888 .s.# :. :. :, = 9.!.'..s... :.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17
RAIN AND TROOPS PUT
QJIETUS on RIOTERS
LBy Associated Press. ]

Hannibal, Mo, May l7.-The ar
rival early t138y Of four companies
rainfall has qeieted the Stirling
w1rFmep at the plant of the Atlas
Portland Gem Uant company IT llascn.
1oGr miles south OF hero, where a riot
was threatened yesterday.
The foreigners retired before the
state troors arrived. The plant was
closed tuis morning and a guard
placed around the buildings contain
ing the dynamite.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17
LOCAL VETS NEAR
POINT Of D|SRUPT TON
Strife in G. A. R. Over N. N.
Smiths Ium-down in Convention

There the ranks the local
of the Republic this city which threatens the disruption
nearly all of the officers of the post resigned
great number of the members have asked
The quarrel has grown quite bitter
aligned every member Of the post
The is the aftermath the annual encampment
partmen of Colorado and Wyoming during the
H Mcdonald chairman of the executive comittee the
ment of the department elected
ment commander Com1ade N N Smith of the local
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-17
MUST GO
TO STATES
PRISON
Judge Latshaw Will Stand Pat, if Mo
ton for New Trial is Overruled.
Appeals Will Have No Eff
feet Upon the Court,
DOCTOR STUDIES IN PRISON CELL
IBy Associated Press. /

Kansas City, Mo-, May l7.-An-
nouncement was made by Judge
Ralph Latshaw today that in the
event a motion for new trial for
DR.. b. G. Hyde was overruled, the
physician would be sent to the state
prison Immediately. Whether or not
he appeals VIII have no effect in the
matter of serving the sentence i'm
posed by the court
Today DR.. Hyde had score of
medical text books brought to his
cell, where he plans TO study them
regularly each day.