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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-08-02

The title of Defender Of the Faith"
is still so much priced that the British
form Of 1S49 had to be recoined be-
cause the letters Il. D. were omitted
from the legends. Paul ILL.,. in his
bull Of accommodation, Cancelled
Henry Wis title of Defender of the
Faith" which, however, was confirmed
to the king by an act of parliament.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-08-02

The original autograph Ms. and cor
sected proof sheets of Thomas Moore.
"Lalla Rookh" sold in London recent
ty for $3.50.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-08-02

Twenty-Five per cent. of the share!
"a American railways are said to bt
Vwned in Great Britain.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-08-02

Los Angeles has 13 parks, big and
little, the average park area being
3,740 acres
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-08-02

OF the 1900 convicts in Tennessee "a
claim to be college graduates.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-08-02

A meal should never be announced
until everything is in readiness.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
GA ST o7T ia.
Hsa,,tbs The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature as ElZ7AzzZu
Lincoln.

AR. Hellings and family spent Sun
day with his parents in Madison town
ship.
Mrs. A. r Hellings and children
spent Saturday evening with Mrs. A.
j. Lytle.
Lydia Briggs visited last Wednes-
day with Mrs. Smith Kenworthy and
this Tuesday with Mrs. Sarah sted-
dom.
Telephone meetings are being held
everySaturday evening atPrine school
house with a view OF having a new
telephone line in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Willis Pettitt found a sack in
the chicken house last Wednesday.
Mr.. Pettitt says he knows who it be-
longs to and that hint to the wise is
sufficient.
Mesdames Sarah Steddom, Rachel
Cox, s p. HAWKING, Thomas Terrell
and Matthew and GeorgeTerrell visit
ed relatives in Abba few days last
week.
DR.. Long is moving from the Wing
place to the Prof. Kellogg house north
Of the fair ground. Mr.. Miller will
occupy the Wing place.
Oct. AzALEA.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
Rose Hill.

Mrs. Elizabeth Waddell, of Oska-
loosa, is visiting friends in around
the Hill this week.
Mrs. Hettie Sellers, of Collins,
Iowa, has been visiting at the w. FL.
Smith home for several days.
James A. Moore and family are
taking a vacation this week visiting
friends at Aften, Iowa.
Our new school house is being
finished up. The heating furnace was
put in last week by Mr.. Dotson,
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
w. H. Smith, our grain and inn
plement man has been running the
r. r. station Office this week while
James Moore is taking his vacation.
Martin Lockard has been repairing
his house this fall, replastering and
papering, and has made things look
fine on the inside of his cosy home,
Ira Hollingsworth, Of Monroe
township left basket of fine peaches
at our office. He said one tree had
four bushels on. The tree was four
years old.
James Stout has opened out his
second hand store of ready made
clothing and is now prepared to fit
any, and all his customers with
winter clothing. Come and see him
and get bargain.
A. Rowland & Son received word
this week that the great Galloway
COW Lady May" bred and raised
by them, had been awarded the
grand championship at the Pan
American Exposition at Buffalo last
week.
| wish the sec'y of our HERALD
Reporters Association would look up
the records and see when the fall
meeting was to be held and give
notice Of it so all will be out. We
want a full meeting at the next one,
as the election of officers for the next
year viii be up then. Let all reporters
be on hand and have voice In the
selection Of the new officers.
NAsYB.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
.33d REUNION.
Preparation for the Meeting OF the Old
~ Boys I'm this City.

At a meeting recently held by the
local members of the 33d Iowa Re-
union Association, to make the nee
essary arrangements for the reunion
of said regiment to be held in this
city on the 18th, 10th and 18th of this
month, there was quite a large at
tendance and any amount of enthu-
siasm manifested to make this re-
union one Of the best,
The following committees were ap-
pointed to complete the arrange
ments:
Program and Music Comrades
John F. Lacey, A. J. Bass, W. r.
Cowan.
Finance-Comrades w. II Shaw,
Albert Cooper, j. n. Martin.
Observation-Disclosures Robert
Kissick, Benjamin Cruzen, J. A,
Shannon.
All members who attend from q
distance viii be cared for by the res
ident members and all participants
are assured a good time.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
ST. CLAIR SCORCHED
BOttling Works Damaged by In.
cendiary Fire.

The Bottling works OF A. J.. st. Clair
situated on Rock Island avenue just
west of the st. Clair saloon, we're
damaged by fire Tuesday morning.
The fire which was clearly of incen-
diary origin was started underneath
the stairway in the middle room on
the first floor and burned through in
to the second story of the place and
into the front room of the first floor
where the expensive bottling ma
cbinery was operated. The incendiary
gained entrance to the building by a
west window.
The fire company made shors work
of the flames after their arrival on
the scene, and the building which is
owned by w. R. Lacey, was not dam.
aged to exceed $500. The loss is only
partially covered by insurance as the
repairing on the place from a pre-
vious fire of less than two months
ago had not been completed and ad-
ditional insurance had not been taken
out. Mr.. Lacey will make repairs
Immediately and has given Contract
or W. E. Richie orders to that effect.
The loss of Mr.. st. Clair will be
much heavier as his expensive bot
thing apparatus, porcelain lined, is
practically ruined. Added to this
there is quite loss on stock of goods
and boxes and bottles and other ma
terial. The loss will be between ST.
800 and 81 800 only part of which is
covered by insurance.
The fire was discovered by Harry
White, night Waterman of the Iowa
ManufaC turing 90. foundry, and the
alarm turned in. About the same
time Mrs. Celia Sherman, No. BOG
Sixth avenue east was aroused by the
fire and she awakened James Little,
an employee of Mr.. st. Clair, and he
in turn sent in another alarm.
The damage by the former fire was
not great and was quickly repaired
and the works were running on full
time. The present loss will mean
several weeks of enforced idleness
for a number of hands. 1t is Mr.. st.
Clair's intention to replace the ma
chinery and stock at the nearest pos
sible date and to continue the bust
ness at the same place
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
White Oak Neck.

F. M. Rogers was an Oskaloosa
caller Thursday.
Cora Phillips made a visit with
friends near Tioga.
Andy Waltman has been harvest
ing a crop of cookie burs.
Sam Priests Sunday guests were
Mr., and Mrs. F. Altman.
Miss Fife Tovrea spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Tena Altman.
The fine showers are bringing the
pastures out and some are doing fall
blowing.
Emma Whitmer was entertained at
the home of A. F. Dewitt part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Waltman and Mrs.
Sarah Carter were Oskaloosa callers
last Saturday.
o. Waltman thinks he is right up
to date with a new wind pump pur-
chased in Oskaloosa.
F. M. Rogers can be seen riding
in fine, new buggy recently pur-
chased in Oskaloosa.
Rev. Joe Lish preached at the
White Oak school house last Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Friend and child
rem of Oskaloosa, made a brief visit at
F. Rodgers Saturday evening.
W. II. Whitmer and George Lentz
and others started Tuesday for North
Dakota for a brief stop to see the
country.
F. Dewitt and wife Sundayed
at the parental Whitmer home at
Shiloh. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Whitmer
and daughter Miss Emma wers also
guests.
W. B. QUOTA.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
DISTRICT COURT.
Judge scott opens the October Term OF
the m=hasisa Court

Judge Scott, Of Brooklyn, opened
the October term of the district court
Tuesday afternoon.
The greater part of the opening
session was devoted to the probate
docket. Wednesday was default day
and considerable business was dis
posed Of
Reporter Tom Bray is at his post
and as busy as ever.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03

Harry Birks, who has been IN the
city for a number of days called here
by the death Of Mrs. Phillips, depart
ed yesterday evening for his home in
Montreal.
Harl Comstock departed this morn
ing via the Rock Island for Los An
geles, Calf, where he will visit
among friends and relatives for sew
eral months.
Cora E. Shoemake was passenger
yesterday via the Rock Island route
for Selden, Kansas, where she viii
make an extended visit among friends
and relatives.
Fred Pilgrim departed yesterday
afternoon via the Iowa Central for
Denver where he will be the guest of
his brother, Ben, for visit of several
weeks duration.
Miss Sue Hollingsworth, who has
been in the city number of weeks
visiting at the homes of friends and
relatives, departed this morning to
be the guest of relatives in Marshall
town before going to her home in
Davenport.
Centerville Citizen: Will Wiseman,
who has been working in the store of
Cook & Russell at Bloomfield, was in
the city yesterday and to-day visiting
home folks on his way to Osk aloosa
where he has accepted position as
salesman in s. Baldauf's store.
Isaac W. Parker, of National Park,
Montana, is here for visit with old
time friends. Mr.. Parker, was mem
Der of the S3rd Iowa Infantry and will
remain for the reunion in this city.
He left Oskaloosa in 1865 and has not
been here since. The town has grown
completely out of his knowledge, not
q single landmark remaining.
Concerning ayoung man we'll known
in Oskaloosa the Centerville Citizen
says: Carl Weeks will leave tonight
or tomorrow morning for Des Moines
where he will undergo a surgical
operation for the removal of tuber-
culRr gland in the side of his neck.
He will be at Mercy hospital during
the operation and his convalescence.
Mr.. Weeks home folks live in the
Capital city and this is one reason
why he goes there for the operation.
Mrs. John Ratliff of Fourth avenue
east, has returned to her home in this
city after a visit of several weeks
duration with friends and relatives in
Ohio and the east. The lady brings
several mementoes and relics to
friends in the city and THE HERALD
il to be favored with a piece of wood
of the old residence of James G..
Blaine. Mr.!Ratliff has a cane of the
same material and he.prizes it most
highly.
Mrs. J. e. Brown and son, Rodger,
departed Tuesday morning for Day
ton, Ohio, where they will visit friends
and relatives for several days before
going TO their new home in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. DIR. Brown left about
a week ago and is getting things
Strengthened up preparatory to their
arrival. Their old residence on South
First street, including the veterinary
hospital has been rented to F. F.
Parker, who will continue the bust
ness in this city. Mr.. Parker is
graduate of one of the best veterinary
colleges and without doubt will prove
an experienced hand at the business.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
semitic Jail

The case OF the state VS. Mike Lee
and Dan Ager charged by one @.
shaffer with assault and battery was
called before Squire Rice Tuesday
afternoon on the arrest Of the de-
fendeuts. They pleaded not guilty
and in default Of 500 bail we're com
mItted TO JAN to await trial Thurs
day.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03

Remember that the price on the
MsjeSfic Range Is the same this
week IS any other time but we give
with each range purchased 81. so
worth of kitchen utensils. HaniI-
ton & HamiIfOn'S, 2jdI-IOWI
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03

English SPAWN Eminent removes all Hard,
Soft or CallOused Lumps and blemi5hes from
horses Blood Spayins. Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring Bone, stiles. sprains, all swollen Threats,
Coughs, etc. Save go by use Of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known. Sold by Green Bentley, drug
gists, 0skaloOsa, la. A5yi
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03

Don'f fan 10 see fhs Greaf Males
no Range bake blseuits In fbrss
Iufnuges fhis week ~ hamilton a
HawIIeon's. ssdI-I0wI
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03

No ware made compares with the
/" MsJsSfic." The full SsfB 81. so,
but we're going 10 give SET free
with every Majestic Range sold
AT our exhibit this week. Hamilton
& HamIIfo1'S. 2jdI-IoWI
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
800.

Dr. X. DetehOn's Ann Dinretie
MY be worth 70 you more than 500 II you
nave 4 child who soils bedding from incuaten-
auce 81 watcr during eieep. Cures old and
yonnk alike. II arrests the trouble a. pnoe. ~
s0ld BY Green Bentley druggists ~
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
MAJESTIC
Cooking Exhibition
NOW GOING ON AT OUR STORE
A Set of Cooking Utensils Free


heavy "copper" nickel, enamel
absolutely with sold this
Majestic made
condition and We
wok-glad to show it whether buy
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03
g. :; =: :; MAJESTIC RANGE

will clog with ashes and cnkers allow smoke and
break subject to the
an other
MALLEABLE IRON and best hearth codoed steel 10
Flues lined with
vd with the Norway rivets
Alright Majestic will do
its work in the tmean with
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-10-03

a set of II copper, steel and
enameIed cooking Utensils, we'll
worth 81. so, absolutely free with
every Majestic Range sold this
week at Hamilton & RsmIIfOn'S.
23dI-IOwI
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-06
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

~ Robson u seriously i'll this ~esk.
Bus you esn do the best II the Rackst.
Cbss. Holm il on the sick list this week
Lee Chambers il seriously III this week
ID. ". Eaves left for the river country
Monday
John Graham il painting his house
this week.
District Court convenes in Lewiston
September 9th.
Grover summers is seriously i'll with
Brishts disease.
J. c. Carlson, OF Greer, visited Nes
perez Saturday.
The paper hangers are nov as work on
the Felt building.
VIM DescLamp il in Lewiston this
week On hs,.inees.
Thon,s. oav.r saav.d his family up from
Lewiston TUESDAY
Charley Miller made business trip 70
Cottonwood Tuesday
J. Il. orhsson receifed thts week new
National cash rsg,ster.
J. ". Roxen. Of Russell, was doing busi-
mesa in town Tnesday.
|. l.. Van winkle il doing business
in kam,sh this week.
y. ~. Hancock moved into the Walter
Murray property Saturday
Attorney Hugh Shaw. Of Morrow was
doing business here Tuesday.
j. s. Downey left Wednesday morning
Tor Lewiston on business.
G. N. sserans visited his mining proper.
ty on the Clearwater this week.
b. r, Gssswsy, Of Guide Sac, was !
visitor in Ncxpercc Thursday.
Miller 4 Mockler are pepering the inside |
Of their furniture building this weak.
Joseph Schultz il building barn on his
west Of Nelson's hardware stors.
A rain visited this section Monday
causing decided drop in the temper.
Atufe.
James Psout IL working the prairie this
week In the interests of the Singer Sewing
Machine Co.
Don't fail to see the Boss Roaster
which Carter 4 Harding are giving
.wAy.
Ladies' please place your orders for spring
'hickenn for Sunday, on Saturday, q City
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-06

Last Saturday the 60 q The
State Of Idaho " G. ". Coldea,
charged With battery Sas tsisd il
Nohlsr By Judge Hsalon. Atioe-
ney Davis appeared foe ~ 6slboss
40 Attorney Barr tos ~ psuss-
cution. Attorney Davis faiss1 ~
point that Mr.. Barr was ~ sn-
titled 70 practice ID csininal
esse. Juxtics Hauloa svssruls1
this point. The CAS- vent - ~
jury and vas decided II lavee -
the defendant.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-06

0sorgs Taabaia, = Klpaiag. 49,
ingten, vas in toun ~ lags 49,
vssE on business coonecas3 uitb -
sstaSs owned ~ hin heso. AF.
Tamblin was ths esipsal 4o~s ~
locator of Nespsres - eon4 -
valuable real ostate haeo. sss
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-06

Ms. Martha J. Brssch, practical
midwife and uurss, four niIe~ nosth-
east Of Nespsrcs.
Miss Zela Nelson viii Iesve ssxt
veek for Lewiston, to attend the pub
lie schools 1t that point tos ths winter.
Mrs. Livsnsparssr psrchassd the
East half Of lots 10. IL ADD IL. in block
10, town Of Nespsrcs.
Al the Nsshodist church ~ DehisB uial
bold no services SundSy morning. next
Ihefp Will BE- evening services - usual -
7:oo- All ass invited 70 sttsod-
@. 8. Martin, accompanied y T. o.
Hanlon and daughter Nellie. visitsd
in Nezperce Wednssdsy.
David Chapman, of MOSCOW. b hss vis-
iting the family Of @. D. rhomas. Mr..
Chapman il oopsidsrtng invsstossts in
this locality
The attention Of The public II called
=, the announcement u the Felt Mer
esntile Company, which appsAss IN
this issue.
Mn. Amanda eee6sad 81 danghtae
Lyds, Who have bssn visitisa bsrs ~ ss0s
days. tstt tos thsir hoos II Lsvistsa Tuss-
day morning.
rhe votlnse.Csarwassr 0saia CsaPeay
have distrsbessd shsoaGh J. r. Oshtssa ~
900 grain sneks for H. apseamodatisa q
their custonAss Il this point.
For painting. peesr hanging. gssielng. |
IWansiics VIII q sc va ss, g - Ind .s - -
- mstsfiais guArantso1. Win ssotrnst |
and furnish materials q oeAsrwtoA
RI Chambsn = nov saV,sysd. viAh
~ n 3. BownAa Harness and onddis |
Company. Mr.. ChanbsFs VII sAsso1y ~
now his family froa opstaas = ~
point.
There wers - ho0estsAd 6liags ~
he land olhcs during ~ month a
August, - 6nal homestead proofs. >
ash entries and oss ninsral entry.
The Hamilton piaso nssa = ~ rsssp-
Ion given By u Rsval Nslghsoss - n.
md Mn. }. n. Lswis. b ~ ~ ~ ~
Z. Bixby, rsSssssasiag ~ ". \. Yenng i
'tano and organ hsoss.
@. +. Rstnhasdt y seeoting = naaa two
tory ak room house II ~ wosessa part
{ town. Upsn its epopasstse Ms. Rela-
'ardt will novs his fhni(y = sssa III
anch 70 snahls hls shlI1ssA - hays ~
snsdt Of or excsllsatpa1aGs saAesa. II
The copper era., 1901-06-13
Fire in the Clifton Jail |.

| About two a. IN. Saturday morning
last, the people living in the vicinity
of the jail, were startled by the cries OF
one of the prisoners for help. Upon
| inquiry it was ascertained that there
was fire in the Jail and that the in
mates were in danger of suffocation.
The smoke was issuing from the win
dows and other appertures in dense
volumes.
Abe Alvidres Immediately summoned
aid and Lee Hobbs, deputy sheriff. the
jailer, Mr.. Short, the switch engine
crew and several others responded. Up
on opening the Jail doors the smoke
drove them back. Nothing daunted,
they went in again and brought out
three prisoners, one OF whom was near
~ asphyxiated, but soon revived when
brought into the pure air.
Upon investigation it was found that
two of the prisoners had been at work
on the road during the day and that
one of their friends had slipped them
bottle OF sky rocked booze, and after
making the earlier hours of the even
ing hideous by their vocalism, they re-
tired to their various corners to repose,
in doing so they forgot to distinguish
the candle which they had to illuminate
their cell and it burned low aud set fire
TO the rags which composed their
couches, with the above named results.
Had il not been for the timely aid,
the county would have had three funer-
ais on hand with the necessary
accomplishments.
The copper era., 1901-06-13
improvements at Morenci.

| Work is progressing rapidly on the
new school house and church edifices
at Morenci, and the ground has been
broken for the new library and gym
nasium building, which will be the
finest and most complete in all OF its
appointment of any building of the
kind in the territory. The school
building will also be one of the best
in the territory. 1t will be built OF
brick, with stone foundation and trim
mings, at cost of about SIS, 900. The
d. c. Co. stands two-thirds, and the A.
c. Co. one-third OF the expense Of this
building, which is a present by the
two companies to the school district of
Moreuci.
The church, also OF brick and stone,
Is being erected by the D. C. Co. 1t
will be neat edifice, sufficient in size
for the accommodation of the place for
many years to come.
The library and gymnasium will be
beautiful buildings credit to Ari-
IONA, and a lasting monument to the
thoughtful generosity OF the d. c.
Co.-and will not cost less than SIS, 900.
1t will contain well selected library,
billiard room, gymnasium and bath
rooms, which can be enjoyed by the
employees of the company, for merely a
nominal consideration.
The building boom has somewhat
subsidized, still new houses are going up
all over town. AS soon as the new
concen trating plants are completed
many more men will be employed,
which will necessitate the erection OF
new residences. Morenci is not BOOM
ing, but has beyond doubt built more
houses during the past year than any
other town in the territory. y
The copper era., 1901-06-13

THE following from the Albuquerque
Citizen, staunch administration
paper, applies with equal force to Ari-
IONA:
The supreme court handed down a
decision today that is of vital import
auce to New Mexico. The decision is
that the constitution does not follow
the flag; that congress can govern
territories rs hat body sees tit, and
that conquered territories have no
rights under the constitution. New
Mexico is n territory. 1t was conquer
ed from Mexico. For fifty-two years
the people of this territory have been
governed by the constitution and
United States laws. This decision, if
rigidly enforced, makes New Mexico a
province, with few of the rights of
American citizens. Surely, this court
decision will make the territory more
determined than ever before to secure
statehood.
1t might be well to pause long enough
to enquire, "Where are we att" Sup
pose congress should put tax on our
ooeees--our- wool, cattle and hides {?
Under the decision of the court con-
gress has legal right to do these
things.
The copper era., 1901-06-13

ARIZONA leads all other territories
in manufacturing industries. The fol-
lowing is an official government state.
ment: Arizona has 3l4 establishments,
with combined capital of SlO.I57 900,
an average of S,26S wage earners; total
wages, S2,369, 065; miscellaneous ex.
penses, S4SS,272; cost of material, SIS
464, 40; value of products, including
custom work and repairing, S2l ,3l5, IS9.
These figures for 1900 include nine es-
Establishments engaged in copper smelt-
ing and refining mot reported in 1S9O)
with capital of S7,265 $50. and !, $40
wage earners; total wages, 81 go, 129;
miscellaneous expenses, S266, 54S; cost
of material, $3.50, ISL: value of pro-
ducts, 81. 2S6,517 There were seventy
six establishments in 1890 with S6l6, 600
capital, +5S wage earners, with aggre-
gate wages of $500, 146. The value of
products was S947,54 The figures for
New Mexico show 400 establishments.
against l27 in 1890 Other New Mexico
items of 1900 and 1890 respectively fol-
low: Capital, S2,69S, 1856; average wage
earners, 1900, against $40; total wages,
81 ,350,5S6, against $40. SOL; miscel-
laneous expenses, S204 1897, against
sI6,6SS; cost OF materials, S2,914, 13S,
against 1901, APO; value of products, in
GLIDING custom work and repairiug,
S5,605.795, against 81 ,5l6, los.