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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-16
Side Lights
On Congress BY
Our ID. OFF, y

there is 80 probability OF the senate IN
creasing his power. He has made
fair presiding officer so far. Senator
Frye of Maine was again elected to ms
old position of understudy, or presl-
dent pro tenn
McKinley's Advisors.
All the nominations sent in by the
president were confirmed without dill
Guilty including the cabinet. which re-
mains intact for the present. Some OF
the members are pretty good men. not
ably Root: but others are not Gage
has no real business in the republican
party or anywher else except where he
could consort with Mrs. Hetty Green
and other financial old ladies. Long is
rather a weak sister too. while Wilson
is-several things in negative way
Gage appears to have committed a
bowler in his ruling on Russian beet
sugar. assessing the extra duty 1t has
not been clearly proved that Russia
does pay an export bounty-the law
provides for uor customs collecting an
equal surcharge where a bounty is Civ
en-and in return for Cages ruliDgthat
she does, she is hitting our man
ufacturers in an unpleasant way. Rus
STA is doing lot of building of rail-
ways and things Just now: while they
won't do her much good, probably. she
is paying good money for supplies. And
we don't want to turn it away.
The Carrie Nation Cocktail.
The newest drink in Washington is
the Carrie Nation cocktail In Lon
don I'm told. it's called the corona
ton cocktail" which sounds about the
same and probably tastes about the
same. At risk OF damaging the ten
der interiors of Ell fasoans, I'll pre-
scribe two dashes of Perchaud bitters.
one-third sufficiency of anisette. two
thirds hufficiency of Geneva gin; all to
be well shaken. strained and served
with a bit of lemon cut Ratchet shaped.
D. OF
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-16
GEORGE FRANCIS GILMAN DEAD.
Head of Atlantic and Pacific Tea Stores
and Reputed Worth $4,000. 600

Bridgeport. Conn.-George Francis
Gilman of the system of the Great At
lantic and Pacific Tea Stores through
out the United States. died suddenly
at his residence in Black Rock from an
acute attack of Bright's diease early
yesterday morning. He was rs years
old, and reputed to be worth 10000
900. Mr.. Gilman had been ill only a
few days, and had refused to have any
of the attendants in his home send for
a physician. He prided himself on his
good health. and he had an inordinate
aversion to the idea of sickness and
death.
Mr.. Gilman was born in Waterville
Me-, in 1926. His wife died six years
ago, and his nearest surviving relatives
are a brother and nephew in this city.
He was a most eccentric character and
the wealthiest resident and the most
lavish entertainer in Fairfield county.
Many noted New Workers will remem-
Der him kindly. for he was a prince as
an entertainer. His handsome resid-
ence in Black Rock reveals some of
his eccentric characteristics. There are
no bells or knockers at any of its en-
frances. There are no clocks in the
house for time was nothing 10 Mr.. Gil
man. His aversion to the subject of
death was SO pronounced that he re-
fused positively to talk or read about
it. If he met funeral on his drives
about the country he would turn about
SO as not to pass it. He would not ride
on train on which there was a corpse.
1t is presumed that his death will not
interrupt the great system of tea
stores throughout the country. One of
his business methods was that each of
his 2S5 stores was to send him a one
dollar bill each day
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-16

Reports show greatly increased
death rate from the throat and lung
troubles. due to the prevalence of
Group. pneumonia and grippe. We ad-
wise the use of One Minute oCugr Cure
in all of these difficulties 1t is the
only harmless remedy that gives i'm
mediate results. Children Ike il
Fred Scbaefr. druggist
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-16

Mrs. J. II. Comstock. the florist. ha'
cut flowers. ported plants, and floral
decorations. Phone 493.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-16

Pawn Brokers. Rail Road Ticket
Brokers. Money Brokers, and Diamond
Brokers.
Silherberg Bros. the Brokers,
102 San Antonio street, next to First
National Bank
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-16

Other articles too numerous to men,
ton can always be seen at our Ready
most Complete and best assorted i'm
Ell PaSo.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-16
SILK PETTICOATS.

The finest products
in this line can be seen
In our Ready Made
goods department and
are by far the most
beautiful of their kind
ever shown in this city
They come in the most
fashionable shades of
Taftera and Brocaded
Silks. some lace trim
med and others in the
latest applique TRIM
ming effects. InsPec-
1gr from S5.25 to SIS.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-16
Spring and Summer Waists

We invite everybody to ex-
anime our well assorted stock OF
ladies' waists for spring and sum-
mer wear. We especially cali at
tention to our beautiful White
Lawn Waists, some are trimmed
in Valenciennes Lace, some in the
very finest Swiss Embroideries
and are beyond 1oubt the incest
styles that can be seen anywhere
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-16


As a result of his efforts. the senate
has been talking of adopting Reed rules
or making some effort for limiting de-
bate. However the short session which
ended yesterday was too short to dis
cuss it and the subject was dropped.
1t won't be heard of again likely The
, sehste clings tenaciously 20 its tradi-
. ton which gives every member all the
time he wants to talk on any subject.
and while the idea of closure fer debate
crops up every once and while. still
it never comes 10 anything. Teddy
Roosevelt was the focus of the talk
. about the departure Yesterday. natur-
ally. People expect him to do wonder
full things. He would. undoubtedly. if
he got a chance, but he won't have
much of show. About the only power
the vice-president has under the pres
ent organization. Is appointing the ca
terer to the senate restaurant and
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

ia S~norsmmeIier $enfpn pao
GrRniereguIeringen meIIem Ganaoo
% alaifa. Wen mango mener, al
ban bill Ia fig nsie meo en- np Iraftat,
boorefter be 1oreneoe Stater garan.
terer &unaIens WeittraIitet, ~unbtager
/ Tilf9Ioe, naor Mmerifo ielp fsrer
arig meo en- fremmeb Tagt.
SSobn Bun bar biotil p4ret Stor.
bnien poa 8eroensbonoeIens Smraa.
De. Oct gaar bam til Sier.
te, at ban MI Iiot efter ltot maa uige
Tlaoien for bet unge amerifa, og BET
er life at unbres oper, at ban i~tritter
imoo. Baa ben anoen SIDE bill Mme.
rifa life optrpbe lpenlig imoo BAN
og uben bans Samitpffe opbRpe Clan.
tom uImer.T raftdten. ct aompro-
mis- fommer piitIof iitano UNDER
WcainIeps @eeierins, og ri fan
pente os, at be fsrite Spaoeitif
til en- 6anaI mellem Den merifonifc
Golf % Stillebapet mart blir gicrt.
tb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
moHais Dom.
Gn Sanif 0Smmer bbmmer In WanS
til at bare NfbelbSmanb.

en- for I'm SelpitRnoisbeo befienoi
oanif Sommer, 8auI Speiitrup pao
Samss, bar npIis afiagt en- Dom,
iom FOREIGNER Gpmerfiombeb.
On nng Wanb bauoe / Gruffenfot
operfalot en- anoen oe ttlfeiet BAN
flere Rnipftif. : oct beIetaget par
ban EN- farIig Gopdaer, naar ban bier
ornffen, men elIers bar ban megei
ififfelig.
9ommen fom oa til at Ipoe iaa.
Iebes:
"H. q. mao life npbe bernienbe
9riffe; titles meo Senipn BERTH I'm.
Der Bolitieis Spipn % beni9ttes,
bpis ban opertrRoer Gorbuoet, moer
Sorporina efter BoIitiets n1rmere
geitemmelie, bog at Sorbnoet bort.
falber peo bans i~notr9oenbe Ohm.
bisbeosaIber, oe at ban life boloes
8orparins uboper 6 Wadneber".
Set err fiffert fsrite Sang, nogen
Met | 0anmarf bar bsmt en- Sorbrp.
Der til at bore Ifbolosmanb.
Sra ct SornuititunOpunft er oet
Het intet at inbpenoe mob en- iaaoar
Com. Ga Oct 10 imiolertio er mil.
iomt, ON StraffeIopen Der rimeligpis
life er ofattet meo en- iaaban Mu.
Iiabeb for Die, tom anpenoes paa ben.
ne Rodbe, bar amtet appeaeret 60
gen, og ben sperite 9omitol pil oa
fommle til at afgisre, bporpiot man
fan osmmes til at bRre afbolos-
manb.
Stdbf9ites 7ommen, bill bet ifferi
life pare l9nge, inoen oisie 9omme
bill fomnle itGrft | 9rrg oper belle
SQnoet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
en- brett.

Hep. 8. par en- meeet prtSet Yrpoi.
FAINT, ifisnt ban bperfen belno <no.
Ifaber eller par noaen Spnfer. Wtet
ban hapoe en- eeen gpne til at Ole al
anerfienote 8rGoifanters YoitiIler,
rpe % ganle, % iGtte Saanene lam
men til ct belle. Seloigpis bar bans
SiIberere life pioere beIrite, % De
mprteoe oerfor life, at oeres Sreit
gioroe ia breo meb Iannte Siere.
SNlriolertio bpnote oct en- Senoag,
at en- frenimeo gamunel Serre tom iii
Batter G.s &irfe oa latte Jig lige I'M.
Der Breltelfoleu fpr at here oes be-
ore. Breiten in06elte I'm BrPfen
ire Stpffer. Reppe par ban f9roig
meo set ferite. fsr ben gamIe ia laa
heit, at DC n1rme1te tuube bore oct
Ger pnr Iaaut al 9iitop Wtpniter. "
&reiten rsomehe, men fortiotte.
San pnr life fonmen longt. fsr bans
me Gilberer ubbrsb: "Sette er 10
@aIlm!" Rreiten beo fig | 2o5erne,
men pehblep. Saa LOS et treble llb-
ruob op til hom: ~Gette er 10 ororei
efter giifop SeuG."
BrcIten bIep ga tint, lanebe fie iib-
oper Vr0feitoIen % Ia: "Nfin Serp,
oeriom De life tier title, oil ies la
Gem taite paa Tsr."
llbeu al foranbre Ell Miue IA Den
ganlle Serre: "Sette bar bans eget!~
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

0eo og / @enferiisen bar en- 81
benifabsmano eiort 6orisg for at OBJ
Sage, bporIeoes 8onoet filler fig meb
5enipn til at forpIonte 0poen. I'm
Der Sorisget fitnbe man giennem
8ono bsre en- aloffes TimeIag fro
en- Ifftanb paa 1918 ailometer; peb
nprmere Sorieg funoe 2pben enboe
bsres | 43H 4iIometers afitono.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
6r0fere fommer.

Roo en- Mpngbe 6isrner I port
Storbper fan man ie ereffe 5riigt
bunolere, afpefsIenbe men italienife
men Der bill mart bli Here al Dem, oe
Dor itore MISUNDERSTANDING bill foe
en- betpoelia Iprengning AT @rRfere
Sra Mtben ifripes / oisie Dage
at Ell flor ssnooanorine til Imerifc
fon pentes fra ReIoponnes. 2nnos'
foIfet pda bernie gdntIe SaIus bai
fdot alnoifab ON, at bet er ulige let
tere at iIao iig isiennem | geftens
tore Repnblif emo oerbienmre. Rac
Feloponnes er Der nogle fna 8oos'
eiere, iom bar bet bra; men Helten al
Snobpaaerne leper "fiunmerligt. Wef
baarot grbeioe fortieuer De BET tsrrt
grsb meb Saareoit oe Slioen til; fur
ON Senoagene bar De Haa6 I'll al
iptie Rieo. Waar bn Conner, grsore
oe Spttere, iom bar uopanoret til
Mmerifd, ieroer biem blanfe Sub
penge, iom peb at pefsles | 8rafmer
potSer op iii en- itor Gum, uopioes
ben tdrpeIige Qanobefplfnings Spn
Dtan iamnlenliener i'm nile SOB mel
BET berlige 2to hiniiocs Sapet, % en-
lamb Mmreifafeber epltaar.
Ser / De 5oreneoe Stafer blir ont
trent ale @rpfere % Stalienere bel
itaaenbe, ia rige paa en- femmeIig fort
6io. De oriffer life, iom iaa mango
SSrl9noere, gngelifmRno, Horoboei
% Spifere eisr; men De opfparer lime
Snot9gter % Logger Hiffel I'll Ntf'
fel, Dollar iii Dollar. Roaet rtnoer
De altib at gisre oa ilaar mo paa 90.
rer, ion andre life petrGber. 3 ame'
rifonffe 9per er Der Wasier al
~@nite," b~ortfaiteoe Sing, iom ligaer
II 8ugaooroe og Snuis, babe Mab'
oarer % Scar, Ginfmber % Jern'
ifrab. Glt iuabant iamler @rRfere
og Stalienere op. vi bortfaiteot
@rsniager, greoifiper, &isobiter
Siif % anbet lager De fla Retter, ion
oiit imoeer bent goot, % fisber De no
get hos 8roceren oa Slagteren, lao
er oct | HeeeIen Ting, tom andre life
oil Ia oe berfpr i9lges poerit biuiq
eler omtrent gioes bort. De Dor
gpens afttoes 8parterer % tager TIL
taffe meo Seiligbeoer, ION Iapner
ane moberne improvements. Oftt
beler tre.fire SamiIier ct eneite 89'
relic og aisr 8riontreeer oper 8uloe'
ipm @rpnlepPle. De Itsrre gsrr
ligaer paa @itlpet imber Sengen, d
miroite op / Sensen hos Jar oe
Ior. Taa Den Waabe foiter oct Ii
Oct at lepe.
Snopanorlneen / set me Setllums
fsrite Ior Ter no til at bltpe flor. Ss
ioa fra gamIe Rorge foulner mango
Den norife Snboanortng bar ififte'
4arofter. Ssr fom Solf nGiten uoe
luffenoe ira 2anbsbpeoerne; M fom
mer ct forboIospis iterre initial FRI
@nerne. Gamer % Serrer meo me
gen Sfolebannelie er meb / Sloffer
oa saer bore nprife &olonier. Woatt,
De ale finbe, bpao De isgerl
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
RentsbeeSkh.

ON Cub pil. boIotr Rpoth Vroiris MI
nie5eb ysit ben Abe SuIi paa 6. q, Shot
rms 5arm paa Rnotb prairit | R9rbeoen
at Roctb aipey. gtiun. pdft. v. q. SieI'
fab fra Rorrpap 2ate, Minn.. boIosr Sen.
talen. ct Oar andre pil osIaa tale peo
@nIeouiusen. Der pil osfaa blipt Gang
%, Tufi,. Maeiirpt m~eobrinees.
y. @rpeftn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
acrbauieus. sins.traas.siIbus.

cpis 2t tronetr giubttraah for beHHr Spmufrs
soura % suitr bthfs SIaas Slzhetraae. ION CT
laret enitn sianbare Sral taer seaniIa- % %
enter Ct 3Ibae ON ferha uitnes iaps Tnisr Gu
eytra1relHar sepGesrnuo for Ten III al bsiias &c.
RS Iwine l Chicago - iaa fip heaRs Rotis no %
'eub ben nj SsAss. RoEBucK 4 Co. Chicago. H..
oa' II pi mentaas mse eulsaafnbe pph 1rcpsr al bet
bseiis etanbare, SiiaI OF gqanila. tiataemse Il esJa
srtraoreinart ziienh iaebsiatisahs en- ipstaI Vus.
hsr pl bstpbs en- ner esiparsIit for Ten
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Oicaraeua.Ranal

9enne aanaI bill, naar ben engang
fommer iitanb, spe en- itor SnbflDoel-
ie paa Uerbensbonoelen. gperre peb
amerifas Eitfpit iaar oa en- meaet
fortere Bei til port 9anbS YeItfpIt,
til Eitaiien. Iuitrolien % Rp5eelanb.
So, I~fltanoen bltr enoog fortere crO
fra europa gjennem Sne5fanaIen.
Bolton, Hem 0orf, Bbilabelpbia,
Baltimore, Charleston, Sapannab,
S~adionpile, Hem Orleans er M lige-
JON afiperrebe ira Stiaebapsfpiten
og fan panifelie fonfurrere meo euro.
p9iife Ssfortsbper, foroi Heiien ON
8ap Sorn er ioa lang; men naar
Hicarogua.3anolen er bpgget, bill De
Sorenebe Stater life blot funne op.
tage aumpen meo europa, men
enoog oripe oct til at bli Gneberifer.
"9onoon Sines" ~notrpffer bette
fort % fart. "Spoamerifas geit-
fpit", flyer 9Iaoet, "faar M line
Sanoelsfornsbenbeoer tilfreositinet
of europa. a1in iaaoanne umeri.
fonife Sabrifnter timber afi9tning,
iom man life fan fisbe al England
eaer 3pifIunb. Ren en- S%narpei, ioml
~iorforter Ifltanoen menem Rep Dorf
oe San Sranciscp meb 10000 SID.
mil, bill belt ioranbre oerne Singenes
Tilitanb og eiter al SanoipnIigbeo
Ipgge Reglen til oisie Marfeoer ! De
Soreneoe Stoters Spnoer".
Senotor @iIliam g. Srpe oplPlte
engong / ameritas Sperbus felgenoe
Steo al ct grep fra BET peltlige Sph.
omerifa: "Spao pt bebsper, Oct er
ell Nicaragun.annal, og Dem Dor bug
aes unoer oen noroamerifanlfe Re
aierinas apntrol. 0a isrit fon pi
iptte os paa ierIte Rlaos / 8eroens'
b~anbelen, booo amerifas 8eitfpit an'
eaor. SoIfene fisber gierne pore
@arer, mar sc err at faa for iamme
Sraat Tom ira England eIler SpIf'
Lamb.
Snbuitrien / Mmerifas Giten er
Itooia poo llofie efter me ai'Gt'
ninesiteoer, % Sen pet,ter 'ie ct tor.
ortet Sp'oirg at ben .tpe Sanopei,
naturligpis poa 9efpitnina al ole
eitroppilfc 2onoe, iom ubfcrer Sa.
brifuorer. Iem Dorf pil, icm iaet.
fcmme Gan 6rancisco 10000 Will
rrrmere, 2ouoon 90 Sonbnrg Der
imob Inn 1000 MiI. On END SONG
fiona frem6elc$ oil lieee 1000 SID
mil rermere 2oubon, iaa bill poo Den
anocn SIDE 92ep gorf foa en- 1900
Sismil forterc Sci til De iapanIfc
Sopne, til aorea % til Sopnene | oei
noroliae China. Sil WeIbonrie
auitroIien bill Rem gorf ptroe 1,3oO
MiI, til Gpsceldno 5000 % til Spo'
omerifos geittpIt 400. Com mon
Ter, er bct life Smaatins bet gieloer
ON aonoIen bill Icnne 'i9? Nep'
he / TsrItnineen, ba bens Spenine
TONER til at foIte miuoIi 200 Wfiuio'
ner Dollars. Men bet er lite 90
aeu, enten Srafifen forrenter an'
IeasfapitaIen eIler ei; ben pu moi
refie al os ale iaa mango 6oroele. al
&c oireftc Snotnster at Den lpntei
neo til ct rent unoercronet Spsrs'
mail. On alminbeIig 9onoepet Tor
renter iis heller life oirefte; toert
imoo err ben en- ailbe til oarlige uo
eifter: men bos er Der insen, lon
beitrioer, at &c gooe @eie er en- Nso
penoiabeS, % at be inoirefte Iilot III
aiper @aInia for. hpao De folter.
W9itc acneres oil uSen Spii tas'
aunaIiaeen for ia 90 beilutte, at .
Soreneoe Stater ffal giennemhrpo'
2~onbtunsen meaem atlanterbapet 0!
Stiuebapet. Meon fcm paa 600 @Iii
alereoe / iorriee 8oneres. Get c
fun gnslano, iom itaar ineien. Spii
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

itisminifteren fonitoteret, at 10000
apinoer bcffiaftieeoes | ben gronhe
/ 2onoon aIene. ct enfeIt Girmas
Broouftion Of 5Iaifer porierebe mel.
lem 8 % a Riaioner ON llgen i So
BET al Sommermaaneberne
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

o. trsta Ssetss. III Q. Con.
oph Saa cstfteIoet. vi 3bepbcr Safpau-
oxsIaDDsm. 9als 1 en- llHseOmsiet NJ u. Sere'
3erg
caass ses EaI Rrtsss til stsrsbrsr. = sfsr
6snri; WraHer.
0t sa s~sorpppItarsrs 7asbos. Sus.<eioui
Sebstamp. otter .. SiIbers.
SuRsr but ". asrbahl RoIf'su.
essbseenS @aSe. Vt SobH 3. a'ssdst
xietnen.
DtuunSes ggane. ~ Crnuit.
9ttHsn. S!orianina Of siiis sabsrt
es.ItIerS- al Sacob D. Sun.
Cfur~ 9tanIep % bans sa~frifafGrser.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

sSuspennens bar tea meotaaet o. prsret.
Teu arbeioer uemrrfet- DC SnmaIflner I'll
hsiere Trijer CT lite beore euo 'Suspsuneu.'
6rasssa par SO Gents. etaen Oisru'
teas 6siwe1 IA
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

timber Ell meeet parm CONNER
bleo Der gieunem De eueelite Minernl.
oanosfabrifers 9eputation til Su.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

aeb benne Bog fsser fire Art Supplements, nsmls:
Winter Scene-From an original painting by the famous Japanese
artist, Koan.
The Falls of Wawa-From an original painting by the famous
Japanese artist, Biyo.
Sparrows Fighting an original painting by the famous
Japanese artist, KAN.
Storks-From an original painting by the famous Japanese artist,
Chikusan.
TNe giueor Ct be FneHe, icm fn prnunrs tna ettpgraHens cmrnns,
% i paaiIpaass Of mburr. Der fortaar Ia pna Sunni.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

Samu>oosntn go 8 Il 10 pahe iplorsrebe Silebet, oe bpert giuebs
or mt II apmr. 9et fsrte Stleoe CT ct Sruoeeise. efer gadlsri al
Seiernerr; pern9n 1rugter fra inore Ycs. eer Maeu al ehrsberg;
arayhs ro eatrssasn, ltsesses al giersssrs; asnra e Ct SsNenolaS :
eahrrn. ssr Maled Al fi.osnSnn fans paa saapsss sitr Ralsi al 9
in ai Ssnnp aparsm; Nisidar % Siaemsr ar aiaItbaitt. stsr aRsiea
al 9iltelm 2aren.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

Ia cIa eta an ba sasfsi. Ct SffsptranD
beesbileee. vi 9hrifiaH genntslan
emaaperS at Ssnrtf sBsrseians.
WesIes cans. gIeonttesuins At Be
@rigeen -@nsiip 8ramp'.
spor SartbeI beuter sGbIemsh.
etIt CT Die forIaot.
On &iuinebiitcrie " Gruuf.
Bore graiioentsr paa Srierfsoee.
9~termnatten. VI 9acob ptibita.
@a S~sruoansIfs. ri en- sHself Rapt,irs Erin
erilesr.
On essnnseI Stfsris. Ref term Samprib. ~
bar pGret / gpres. af z.
Ten unnfertanSis OF. Veesr. III Sssras
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

Ter er enbnu nuqe Gremptnrr iIbaae Of:
Gamilics 2esntmg No.6 (ttcb SiQeOer)
sa pore aa,r. FnSe at haa fuIpiOmmen pua Sspe me be fpresoaenes
Rumre al tpine be to fbfs ubh Spas al $4,000 Sstrast fslssuSs
..SnoboIo...
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-06-13
HOME FOR THE AGED.
Some of the Rules and Regulations OF
This Benevolent InstItutiOn.

Des Moines Register: The trustees
and managers of the Home deem it
due the public to know more of it's
rules and design, that they may have
some guide as to what course to pur-
sue if case requires. The manage
ment has to be governed, in conduct
ing the affairs of the home, by con-
stitution and bylaws, and only by
conforming to these is just and inn
partial treatment assured to all.
A person desiring to become a.
member must first make application
to the board of managers. This is
turned over to the application COM
mittee and carefully considered by
them, in accordance with the articles
and sections of the constitution and
bylaws. No man under 20, and no
woman under 65 Except one in ten),
can be admitted. ''No drunkard,
insane or idiotic person, nor any
affected with epilepsy, or addicted
to the habitual use of morphine, can
be admitted" And every applicant
must be examined by one of the ply
sicians for the Home. Such physician
shall report upon the physical con-
dition Of the applicant, and the re-
port shall be considered by the COM
mittee. Only by observing these
rules can the peace, harmony and
enjoyment of the members be main
tanned. 1t is not hospital, or sani-
tarium, but a home-like retreat in
life's decline, for worthy but home
less old people. But if any sickness
or malady attacks after admission
they are nursed and tenderly cared
for, and all necessities supplied at
the expense of the Home, unless
"they shall become 80 diseased men,
tally or physically as to interfere
with the health or comfort of other
members of the Home, when they
shall be removed to some suitable
institution, or to his or her friends,
and the society no longer held for
support"
Having no endowment fund, it is
largely dependent upon the contri-
buttons of benevolent people in adj
dition to the required admission fee,
which one can readily see would be
exhausted in year or two, even if
good health continues. Friday is the
day for receiving visitors.
Other important rules and laws are
more especially to guide applicants
for admission.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-06-13
Births, Deaths, Marriages
MARRIAaE LIoENsEs.


The following is list Of the mar
rage licenses issued by the clerk since
our last report:
NO. NAME. REsIDENcE. AGE.
o,os Arthur R.Colwell, Oskaloosa.32
oa'" M. Jessie Jones, Oskaloosa. .23
BAKER. Died at her homo in Lost
Creek, at 1880 q. M, Wednesday,
June u, GLADYS MAY BAKER, aged
10 months. Deceased was the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baker,
and had been i'll about ten days with
stomach trouble. Funeral services at
the residence at 1880 Thursday June
-, and interment in Forest cemetery.
SOUTHALL.-Died, at bis home in
Muchakinock, at O'Clock, a. M,
Tuesday, June IL, HARRY SoUTHALL,
aged 10 years and months. The
cause of his death was gun shot
wound received accidentally, about
three days ago. 1t seems that crowd
of boys were out hunting when sud
denly the gun went OF without any
one knowing how and fatally wounded
Southall. Deceased was the son Of
Mrs. Anna Southall.
Funeral at Baptist church at Much
akinock at 2 O'Clock, p. M, Wednes-
day, June ~.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-06-13
SUMNER SCHOOL.
A Six Weeks Term. Six In
structors. Thirty Courses
of Study.

The fifth annual session of the
Penn summer school opens Monday,
June 18th. The success of the work
heretofore has encouraged the mana
gers to make extensive arrangements
for the school this year.
The needs OF teachers have been
carefully considered and fully pro-
vided for. Thorough courses are Of
fered in the common school branch
es. Good opportunities in Economics,
School Management, Physics, Alge-
bra, etc. High School students and
graduates are also offered many
courses. Good time to make up de-
ficiencies in class standing or for. en-
trance to college. Call on or address
the principal, 8. NJ. Hadley. Oska-
loosa, Iowa. dy1 wy1