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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-30
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-30

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side with = cockade rosett, Of black
satin. centred and tasselled with col
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-30
4 Peasant Evening.

las Tuesday night Ars. Elan
nFa' e.ter'ained her sunday school
'nsS aad d number of invited guests.
~ a,al' being Christmas party
IL aoaSe was beautifully decOrat-
w. ,o,ors suitable for the Occas-
49,. ontests and many games
"" b enjoyed. Many OF the
Hs good musicians, delighted
'"' aI-i' The guests were then
" ,;'l the dining room whero
WI li n:rcshments were served.
NV hey departed eat ha,-
'aSdnt evening
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14
THE RECORD
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.

Entered at the postofllce at Evening Shade, Ark
AS second-class matter.
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14
BANKING BY MAIL

Mr.. Farmer, suppose you
sell a horse, a COW, some
hay or grain, and are paid
by check on Il bank in some
neighboring town. You are
busy and can't come to town
for a few days. DO not car
ry that check around. You
are sleeping on your rights.
Let Uncle Sam help you.
Endorse the check. Make it
payable to us or order and
sign your name below, Mail
It at once to our bank and
ask us to- place 1t to your
credit. You have thus pro-
tected yourself by using due
diligence in presenting the
Check LOT payment. ii the
buyers account should be
closed, from any cause, you
could then come back on
him, otherwise he would os-
cape. We will mail a re-
ceipt for the deposit, Use
the mail and the telephone,
You don't have to come to
town to bank, Mail us your
checks and save trouble,
Well be glad to aeeQmmor
date you,
', At, an
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14

D. h. Yedger was in from the
city of Sidney the other day. He
! helped us out with hundred
cents.
A good deal of fencing wire has
been taken out of town by farmers
this week. The rail maker is about
out Of a job.
If you want to purchase one Of
the best span of mares in Sharp
county, attend the Line sale at
Maxville Saturday.
r. H. Young, one of the Records
good friends at Calamine, was at
tending to some business at ths
court house Wednesday.
William H. Mann, one Of this pa
per's good friends in Morgan town.
ship, was observed on Evening
Shade streets few days ago.
Prof. G. A. Stroud tells us that he
has contracted to teach in the pull
lie school at Guion, beginning next
fall. He will be principal in the
school there.
Near Poughkeepsie Tuesday three
or four women engaged in a fist
and skull fight and hair pulling per-
formance. That's all we're going to
tell about it.
j. M. Street Of Calamine paid
SIS cattle tax Wednesday. This is
the largest amount paid to the col
lector to date by any one individ.
ual as cattle tax.
Rev. and Mrs P. H. Wilkerson Of
Arlington, Texas, former residents
of Evening Shade, are here for q
visit with relatives and are meeting
many old friends.
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14
Parties know
inc themselves
in debt to us
will please settle
their accounts at
once.
Collins & Stokes

The Odd Fellows lodge here is re-
ceiving a good number OF new
members into the order. The lodge
here is one of the strongest in this
section of the state.
Chas. Bensch of Center, Mrs.
M. c. Fortune of Cave City, T. M.
Mayberry of Hoxie and A, M. Bray
of Evening Shade have paid SUBJ
scriptions this week.
w. X, Davidson of Love was a
visitor to the city Tuesday. lie
has just completed a deal by which
he becomes owner of a part of the
John Sharp farm at Love,
Prompt relief in all cases of throat
and lung trouble if you use Cham"
berlain's Cough Remedy, Pleasant
to take, soothing and healing in ef-
feet. Sold by Snow Drug Go.
G. j. Wilson, cashier Of the Sharp
County Bank at Williford, left for
home Wednesday, after spending a
couple Of days here, during which
time he mixed business with pleas
IRE.
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14
A FRIENDLY LETTER

Editor Record Seeing the call In
your valuable paper for sinners, |
thought might be one included in
the call And not wanting to lose
the number Of my mess" with the
Record, ] concluded to send up the
price of one years subscription.
Sometimes the paper fails to
come to us on time and we cuss
the mail carrier, not the editor.
Here Is hoping the editor Is doing
well since the grass Is putting up
nicely ! shall ever be friendly to
the Record,
Frank Herring
Mobley Ark
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14
Mobley, Ark.

Every family and especially
those who reside in the country
should be provided at all times with
a bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment.
There Is no telling when 1t may be
wanted In case of an accident or
emergency, 1t Is most excellent In
all cases of rheumatism, sprains and
bruises Sold by Snow Drue Co,
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14
LOCAL NEWS.
s,~~~~~~~~~~~>~NN,
Next Sunday is Easter.

Next Sunday is Easter,
Better pay your taxes before PEN
atty date.
The tax collectors office is a
busy place
Today is good Friday Make
your garden.
W. L, Ghormley was here from
Reed this week.
There are still a few cases OF
measles in town,
No trouble for the rain to come
now, since it got q start.
II has been many a day since
the county jail here had an occu-
pant,
Enamel for iron beds, varnish
stain, wagon and buggy paint at
Shows.
Rev. Nesbitt, the Methodist pas
tor will deliver two sermons here
Sunday.
w, 7, Norris and wife of PouGh'
keepsie we're Evening Shade visit
ors Friday,
LR. Vaughan, who sends us the
news from Bentay, was Il pleasant
caller Tuesday,
John D Horn, the MaXville mer.
chant and postmaster, was in to
see US Monday
W. +, Stanfll a sood citizen OF
Cave City, was an Evening Shade
visitor Wednesday.
Judge Allen Gay of Strawberry
township will convene county court
here next Monday,
Citizens Of Hardy are organing q
company to give that town better
telephone connections,
Walter Cooper Of CalomIne was q
caller Wednesday who advanced
his subscription q notch,
Col. Sam II Davidson returned
Monday from Little Rock, where he
spent q few days on business mat
ters'
Lewis Smith, an old citizen of
Lave Creek township, mo okes his
annual contribution to the Records
treasury
G. W. Shaver, one of our Oldest
md best known citizens, has been
on the sick list lately, but Is much
improved
Prof Otis Lawrence and j. II,
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14

J. L. Massey of Big Creek town
ship had business in Evening Shade
Wednesday.
Saturday marriage license was
issued to j. X. Cliff and Arkie May
han, both of lizard county.
W. G. Williams of Ravenden
sends us a dollar bill and says he's
not going to try to get along with
out the Record.
T, c. Phillips, the popular young
publisher of the Hardy Herald, was
in town Friday. We acknowledge
pleasant visit
There is nothing better or more
acceptable to the convalescent thar
grape juice. Get Welch's, the best
at the drug store,
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14

The W, 0. W. lodge is getting
some new material into the order
There are more than fifty members
Of this order here,
l.. II. Shaver has completed the
addition of "A feet Of floor space to
his store building and now has q
well arranged place Of business,
George W, McLain Of Reeds
Creek, whose visits here are infre-
ouent, was looking after some busi-
ness matters in town Saturday.
Mrs, I, |, Young left Saturday
for her home at Batesville after ar
extended visit here with her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. W. M Collins,
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14
Notise for PubhS"

Department Of The ln''1'~ nv ,'",t NJ
Land once AT Mat" March as
NyotIee Ia hereby given ", w@al
N 'Crunley Of Mob'eS ',,s,IOa M,s NJ J
0, 1905, made Homestead n.y. W. oolhseI,1
serial Mo. oi737, for norlh ha'' a"s,lsf "v NJ
southwest quarter northwest ,,,', u'' 'sselI,ns
west quarter southwest quarter s'1 p,rpcpI
IJ,' shIp 10 north, range wc'I, o. O,N y '~ap
SV ia" hSs az aIsd notice Of "'os'o" !" o., . "
year proof TO establlah eln,'" NV - shap
described, before The olv'" 'aa S,h dyd dss
Evening Shade, Ark, on iheV'" '' FaaG
Claimant names as wIt9ssss,s, ,, 's,ss. Artp
lings, VIM. d. Btanfll Of MVV,' @.ss CIV ~
brewer, Alfred b. Gray ,,,,J ., ~ Vas acSsHOS~
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14

STRAWBERRY was dllOiiuiiiS w 00
matters of business here one day
this week.
We know mighty we'll what the
weather looks like right now, but
we wouldn't venture a prediction
as to what it will be by the time
we can get this paper mailed.
W. C. Holt, who lives a few miles
north of town, happened to the
good luck Monday of killing two
wild gobblers at one shot. One
weighed q 1-2 and the other 20 IL
pounds.
G. T. Dawson of Cave City was in
town the first part of the week. Raj
| is one of those lively, jovial fellows
whom it is a pleasure to meet. he
is not carrying Crouch" around
with him.
No doubt you have read in some
of the leading magazines about
| Wright's Silver Cream. You can
oct it right at home from Snow
Drug Co. 1t polishes silverware
and many other articles.
Our good friend John L, Overton
, telephones us that an Easter pro-
gram will be rendered at the Meth
odist church at Ash Flat next Sum
day and that a cordial invitation is
extended to everybody to be pres
ent.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature in driving all
impurities out OF the system, insur-
ing free and regular condition and
restoring the organs of the body to
health and strength. Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
In all probability j. W, Thompson
will again be a candidate for county
treasurer next year. Mr.. Thompson
has been elected to one term in this
office, having been appointed by
Gov. Donaghey to fill out an uneX'
pired term.
Former Representative j. M
Street was here from Calamint
Wednesday settling up with the tax
collector and meeting his friends
1t is said that he will enter the po
litical arena again when the time
comes for politics.
Our Sidney correspondent tells o1
the Evening Shade ball team hav'
ing played a game of ball at his
town last Saturday. We try tc
keep up with things pretty close
about here, but that's the first We
knew of a ball team here.
Diarrhoea should be cured with
out loss of time and by medicine
which like Chamberlains Coli(
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy not
only cures promptly but produces
no unpleasant after effects. II new
er fails and is pleasant and safe tC
take, Sold by Snow Drug Co.
Our subscribers at Shelbyville
Grange, Mobley and Calamine com
plain that they do not Get their pa
pers many times until Monday
although they should reach these
offices Saturday. We cant help it
The Record leaves this office every
Friday morning, that's all we car
do.
Oliver Rogers of Davidson town
ship spent several days here this
week among his friends, "Unclt
Oliver" is one of The county's oldes
citizens and one Of the pioneer set
tiers of the Davidson township sec
.tion. His "reminiscences Of the ear
ly days in Sharp county are vivit
and interesting
Your tongue Is coated. You
breath Is foul. Headaches come
and 60 These symptoms show tina
yo,lr stomach is the trouble To re-
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14
The Best Book.

nan can have in his pocket the Bible alone excepted bank
ok The plot absorbing and the readers interest increases at
rate of three per cent Call bank today and get one
check system suited all kinds Of business and will assist
% in holding onto the dollars You can be saving and not be
User Economy encourages all the better elements of manhood
easy econoize with your money in bank where you 90
lot see it. If jnges your pocket there is temptation to
mend it. We will harness up and put it to work earning inter-
s for vol is possible you have felt the absolute
esty of having bank account You might drift along and
sper without one is much easier to forge to the front in
Tn financial way if you have of neat little bank books in
o pocket Do you know single prosperous man who does
no carry one? You follow the example of the wise and
pden man in other respects why in this? Call today make
a small deposit as and you will step little higher as
Won 90 home to your family with bank book in your pocket
. Try it just once
..Bar1k OF Cave City,.
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14

ooIOt iust west Of tho town Of os'..'' s@.%ep ,,p|
nor ns' north ,aDi by way Of Wesley Bruce .sd u in
Interveetna the Evening shsas s8'. '
road at or near n FRANK ,,t. Ray jno II. jas1
soIlr. Ham naw
A. h. Arm ,...a paAY'|
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14

Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and
needs helping out.
Things get started in
the wrong direction,
Something is needed to
check disease and start
the system in the right
direction toward health.
Scots Emulsion Of
Cod Liver Oil with hypo-
phosphites can do just
this,
1t strengthens til C
nerves, feeds furnished tis-
sues, and makes rich
blood,
ron BlLil ny ALL bliUduiBfb
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14
Notice For P"o '.,n

Depafthien, W itle MIu|
y, e,tand once" March " a
,,,m ,npl jsNeM
No'S,}ssy Ssy. /. NGsS' S';e XIX. s'is,' g., VIZ 'A,,'s
sSies, serial Nc, ollso' 'ar,S ier SJ Jpapss
ton ,'on 4, Township 10 N','Sd s'sd Ss notice W
Principal f'Sn Meridian has, sa, 1sS 1n,Ssi +, ~
10 mako Final Five year ',, p'VYpI VI YpIsicr y Y
to the land above deDc'lO,'' ,." shade !"
sbth day of April, loll, l,,,,0.ssss
Claimant names as TltIsas, Tl,l,s,ssI, plsp,l
Evening Shade, Ark. b. llaft'sS, 4 esy, epI
Sharp County record., 1911-04-14
Road Not,Oe,

Netiee ID hereby given that there will be pe=
titloh presented to the County Court Of sharp
County, Arkansas al the April term, 1911, of
said court asking that viewers be appointed 10
nd pAlablIuh "A niiI,iiu ,nad pnp,,,s,a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29
WOMEN WILL VOTE.
Webster City suffrassttss to Support
Bond Issue.

Webster City Su6ragettss to Support
Bond Issue.
Special to Times Republican.
Webster City, April 29.-Webster
City women suffragists are making
preparations to make big showing at
the special school election May 8 and
the special city election May %. The
issue In each election Is @ $4,000 bond
issue and in Iowa women are permitted
to vote at all special elections held for
the purpose OF making bond issues or
mourning other indebtedness.
And what Is more, the women OF
Webster City are almost unit In sup
port of both these bond issues They
want another school house: $4,000 was
voted last year for this purpose. but
the sum was not sufficient so now 325.-
900 in addition Is asked. The women
are also in favor OF the new equipment
ut the electric light and power plant.
The city has let the contract for the
erection OF the new plant and has some
5000 ready money Tor the equipment.
The sum, however, Is not enough. hence
the bond issue Both these PROPOSE
tons must carry by a two-thirds ma
jority. The various women's clubs Of
the city expect to take 1t upon them
selves to see to It that the women
voters of the city are at the polls. At
an election OF the kind recently held In
Roland, not a single woman voted
against the bonds. Webster City will
hardly do that we'll. but will approach
1t as near as she can. Indications are
that the male voters of the city will
also favor both proposed bond issues by
goodly majorities,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29
News Of Buffalo Center.

Special to Times-Republican.
Buffalo Center. April 90. - This
weeks Tribune carries two advertise
ments of school boards calling for bids
for the building OF a new school houses
One ds that OF the Buffalo Center school
board calling for q six-room addition
to the Buffalo Center high school build
ing according to plans and specified
tons prepared by Architect c. H Par
sons, of Minneapolis. MINI. And the
other is that Of tine school board Of dis
trict No. 4 in Lincoln township, and is
to ibe built about four miles north OF
Buffalo Center.
The mercantile firm OF Mallory &
Wilson are disso1ving partnership. Mr.
Mallory win soon remove to Texas &c
reside. and T. A. Wilson will continue
the business here.
A large amount OF building material
is being hauled out into the country for
this seasons work OF the carpenters
and it Is almost an impossibility to en-
gage a man "of the saw and hammer
trade now as they have 50 many con-
tracts ahead. And speaking about I'M
provements, We dare say there Is no
county in the state where there Is as
much drain tile being put into the
ground as In Winnebago county. One
farm alone has recently had over -four
miles OF such work laid out on it. All
this means $125 to $3.50 an acre farms
in the near future.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29
BAD MAN TO TACKLE.
HoIdup Man Nests Ole esekjordsn and
Gets the Worst Of Il. ~

HoIdup Man Meets Ole esokjordsn and
Gets the Worst Of Il.
Special to Times Republican.
Thompson. April 2s.-Ole Beckjorden
Is not the fellow holdup men wan to
tackle. He had in his possession re-
Gently a gold watch. $50 in cash and
certificates Of deposit for $4,000. Mar
tam Bothum thought that he had q
good chance to get rich quick aud un-
dertook to hold him UP. It was about 2
o'clock in the morning and Beckjorden
was waiting at the depot for a train
Bothum assailed him and grabbed his
watch. Not content with this he made
a second attempt but this time Beck
jorden let loose at him and got him in
good shape, finally getting him to the
ground where he held him until help
from the depot arrived. and later the
officers. Bothum is now in Jail await
ing the action OF the grand jury. Beck
jorden recovered his watch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29
Southern Io1un Items

part Of the city. On Tuesday night
however, three boys were caught in the
act and were taken to the police sta
ton where they spent the night.
Fairfield.
On Tuesday, May 2, the official car
carrying the representatives of the
Bule Grass road will reach Fairfield
and 1t will be up to this county to show
its interest in the proposition. The
party will arrive here at 1880 p. m.
and a big meeting will be arranged
President J. L. Long, OF Osceola, and
NJ. McKinnon, of Des Moines. as well
as others. will speak. The car left
Council Bluffs on Thursday. Next
Monday evening win be spent in Of
tumwa. A noon meeting occurs here
and one in the evening at Mt Pleasant.
BIakesburs.
The Cohagen and Snow hardware
store was burned to the ground Thurs
day morning entailing a loss Of several
thousands to building and stock. The
fire started from sparks on the roof and
spread so rapidly that for time the
entire business section was thought to
be threatened. A fire wall saved the
Hall drug store adjoining. Both build
ing and stock were owned by Cohagen
and Snow. Guy Halls loss by smoke
and water is $500. Cohagen and
Shows $1,000 to $500, both covered
by insurance.
Davenport.
The personal injury suit instituted
some time ago in the district court
and which was later appealed to the
United States federal court, came up
before Judge Smith Mcpherson Thurs
day for trial. The plaintiff ds suing
the Doleso Bros. for the sum Of $780,
900 for alleged injuries which he re-
ceived while employed In the defend
ants quarry at Linwood. He claims
that because OF an explosion Of guam
tity Of dynamite in the plant, he lost
the sight of both eyes and was other
wise injured.
Prairie City.
A rumor is current that new coal
mine will be opened up soon two miles
north OF Prairie City by tho company
operating the mines at Sewers In
this event the mining camp at Sewers
will doubtless be annexed to and be-
come a part Of Prairie City. It is
claimed the vein at Sewers is nearly
exhausted and the company viii prob.
ably soon abandon the field. In case
SAdAL AS OpeHeu u VOWH d spur
will be built connecting the Rock Island
with the mining camp, the track being
laid along the eastern limits Of Prairie
City.
Davenport.
One OF the Columbia black tailed
deer in Fejervary Park zoo got out OF
the park In some way Tuesday morn
ing about 8 O'clock and was chased
and finally killed by boys with dogs
that evening. The deer was killed
rorth OF the Pete Jacobson farm on the
Green Tree road, north Of the city. The
park fences have been inspected this
year and have been put in good repair
but the deer found some place as such
anmals will and began its foraging
trip. Park Superintendent Boehm says
that the deer was tame and would
doubtless have come back to the park
had 1t not been frightened by the boys
and dogs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29
TIEsazEPUBIICAN. IOWA; APRIL % lsn

be reduced and Strengthened. II 10 es-
timated that this work will alone cost
about ST., 900.
To accommodate tho new Offices
here. tho trainmaster's Office and the
office OF the bridge department. have
been moved to tho second door above
the baggage and express rooms. and
the superintendent's office. and his
clerks and the train dispatchers office
and main line trainmasters office will
be above the passenger depot on tho
second floor.
Many other railway changes here are
now only question OF short time.
and these include o large new round
house. repair shops, etc.
At present houses are scarce. az In
creasing railway business and the
brick and tile plant has Allied up oil
suitable houses and just at present
houses are scarce here, but some fifteen
new houses are under contract to be
built at once and old houses are being
remodeled and every effort Is bein8
made to house the increased number
Of people. and more new houses will
be built
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29
BELLE PLANE TO De REAL 81
VISION POINT ON NORTH.
WESTERN.
ALI FRElGATs TO CHANGE
CREWS IN THAT CITY
New Round House, Enlarged Yards and
othsr Extensive improvements TO os
Made In Near Futurs-AlI Residences
in Town Occupied and Fiftssn or
Moro Ar in Course Of Erection.
pecial to Times-Republican.


Belle PLANE. April 20 Thru an
order which goes into effect Sunday
night. April 80. Belle Plaine becomes
again division headquarters for the
eastern Iowa division on the Chicago
& Northwestern railway. This includes
the double track main line from Clin-
ton to Boone, and the Des Moines to
Jewell Junction branch and also the
Anamosa branch. With Superintendent
Wallison, Of Winona. Mimi. will come
a chief dispatcher. six train dispatchcrs,
an operator three clerks, to the sup
erintendent, and a clerk to the train
master, In addition to the force already
here.
All the freight trains will now change
entire crews here, which will bring
many more railway men here to live
The thru passenger trains on the main
line will, however, run thru from Clin-
ton to Boone as at present. The Belle
PLANE freight yards will now be main
line yards. At present they have been
under the jurisdiction Of the Iowa and
Minnesota division. The yards here are
soon to be greatly enlarged and other
wise improved so as to be able to ac-
commodate the vast volume OF business
that must be handled here by the rail-
way company. There will be also other
extensive Improvements made here by
the Northwestern railway soon, but II
Is impossible to learn at present when
the new work will begin. This new
work includes rebuilding the double
track main line from just west of Lu-
zerne to just east OF Belle PLANE. This
piece of about six miles OF track has
some bad grades and curves which will