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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-06-16
Crimes.


Ira S. Meyer. the GAINESVILLE, Wis,
bigamist. has been sentenced to the
penitentiary at Fort Madison for a
term of two years and five months.
Essic Bostric, accused of entering
the room of Mrs. Sarah Gordon at
Louisville, Miss, was taken from the
sheriff by forty masked men and
lynched.
William M. Leighton. president of
the Lima, Ohio Savings Bank and
Trust company, who has been convict
ed of forgery. was sentenced to serve
three years in the penitentiary
Charles b. Young who attempted to
rob the express car of the Northern
Pacific train two miles east Of Bear
Mouth. Mont, on May q, after he had
dynamited the car. has been sentenced
to serve fifty years in the peniten.
tiary.
Fourteen sticks of dynamite were
found IN a trunk checked by Nick Top
LAM a Roumanian from Xenia Ohio,
to indianapolis The trunk was acci-
IDENTIFY opened at Xenia, and several
of the dynamite sticks fell to the sta.
ton platform, causing panic among
those who happened to be In the vicin-
ity. Toplanz was arrested here, and
at hearing before United States COM
missioner was committed to Jail to
await further action by the federal au-
thorities.
Charles McGinity. wife beaten. OF
Portland, Ore received twenty lashes,
on the bare back, being the first suf-
ferer under the new state law The
flashing was performed by the county
jailer uader the direction of the sheriff
and physician.
Secret service men from Washing
ton have arrested John johnson,
Swede, of Bloc mington, H., for writ
ing letters to Alice Roosevelt Johnson
said that he was sent here from Swed-
en- to marry Miss Roosevelt. and COM
municated his mission in letters to
the presidents daughter.
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Furnished Houses to Let-Country

c,EPrEMBEK AND OCTOBER IN THE CATsKILLs-
- fully furnished cottage 10 rent scenery unsurpassed
biiant renders this the ideal visiting
the mountains. Inquire FRANK BALDWIN, IL D. BAT
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r EADING SY TE NJ

NEW JEKSEI GEM RAL X. X.
STATIONS }Eoo, E.s, LsSeEsy l5S 9 St 3 R
Time shown below t ssC 80 81. =; X Nv. s.s :.
eaNes 10 minutes earlier except Designating
EASToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND SGAUCz
CttCNA-z4Oo rs, Easton). 10 A. M 1.2O. 40.
300 (o5 42 Easton only P II. "a so A NJ. co.
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-91o A Ml2o 500
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
and Lakehurst1. CA SIS P N Sundays 700 A 81 10 40
Lakewood and LakehUrstl.
long BRANCH AsBCRY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE RCINTS-Z4.O0
SS 5s J a. a. 10 ai - !So Sa' & SD a5t S 80
Grove BIS A. NJ. 40. 400. : 80 n
ATLANTIC HLDS.. SEABRIiEIT. MONMOUTH BCFL.
EAST LONG BRANcH-z40O. 1850 $50. Il 80 A. "
1So. 4sO. $50. 6SO P NJ sundays 800 A NJ. 400 ?,
PHILADELPHIA-.z4s so. u7eO. rsOo seOO m-1oO0
sii-0o A NJ m.I2Oo nj. 90 rns2 %. +aO0 tms4 o0
ms co. m'SOO '7oO $780, 80 %. 5000 P NJ. t'1e IS
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-s 90 1000 $500
900. 80 90. 500. 100. sj12- Is
READING. HARRISBURG POTTsvILLE AND WILL
A NJ. Reading only). Is10O I120 = % P. NJ Read
ing PotsvilIe Harrisburg only "A 90. 800 $50 P NJ
St Q 90 935 10 80 A NJ. II so. I3O. 500 15. -.
z AS P " SUNDAYS = A n. y 60 3 s. 45 P NJ
a n 100 200 As 4 As s % 5 10 P n sGndays
A NJ 2.
DAILY tIaily except Sunday ssundays +Parlor cara
xsaturdays only zFron Liberty 81 only
From Twenty-third Street-h52O P. NJ. ca 20 P VI.
e12 20 P M "a 20 p NJ IA 80 P NJ. III 50 P NJ, kS 20
offces: Liberty St. West 2sd St. 8 Astor House 26i
4s4 1900 1884 Broadway ls2 18th Ave- 2s1 Sth Ave ?5
Columbus New York: 342 343. 344. $50 Fulton
Brooklyn $50 Broadway Williamsburg New York Trans-
W. G BESLER. NJ Burt.
vice-Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen Passr Agent
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~ Tribune received al their Uptown once, No 1854
broadway between Both and a7th until
Advertisements received the following
regular office rates until O'Clock D viz 264 Sth
23d-st. lS3 6th-ave. 12th-St. 90 East
14th-st.. 257 West +2d-st between Tth and sth
125th-st 183s Sd-ave between 10th and T7th
SITS: l.026 sd-ave.. near els-st LI0s lst-ave near
S9.h-st: 1S7 East l25th-st: 756 fremont ESQ Sd
ave. 4lst-st-. 554 Sdsve; 210 Bleeckerst: 225
E.eeck-r-Et-
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Railroads.

ENNSYLVANIA
LROAD
f Sfa.. S ss ss s's' and D''
s mnu. @s a,. tr% Pss s 111 @
Twenty-thrd Street station.
FOR THE WEST.
'lO-s5 A Nj. sr LOUIS LIMITED For Cincinnati
'lo-55 Am. THE Pennsylvania LIM1rED-2a
.s5PM cHIe&Go. hSSGs 70 GcalSatEH c4StEfNNArr AND ST
.aaspn r, LOUIS PE,;E;zTI EXTRESS ESS spvr-.-
80 80 NJ m hour. h%@HSs1GSsH5a 3 fSease SPECIAL
's.ss p u WEsTERN EXPREss .sI Essoi''NAIl EXP
100 Z. ". PACIFIC EXPRESS
1855 p NJ. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
conEPessiona mgr & f&I,e9 2 teSSS IN. rs x y. s. = e'S
& iS n1.hs SUNDAY sZS % 2S .i9SS II e
sotTaRRs }; II e p Al " e n.sa:
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--s.2s a. n. and s2s p. m
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-12.25 D n ana 1910 = m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIEwAY-.s2s p. n
cHaESAPEAKE aI OHIO RArLwAY.-7s5 a. week
FOR OLD POINT COMFoRT and NoRFoLK-755 a m
Atlantic CfTYRPs f , n daiig; and ueskcays
r, sundays & .T55
Lod BftNc AgBURT u FARR ocean Grove, cortA
11soSry ParS Suhdsys) and PoInt Pleasant $50 from
Desorosses and 345 from Cortlandt Streets Only
40 % 1885 a. m, Q2 % Saturdays only except
Long Branch u % 255 Saturdays only except Long
Branch q . SATURDAYS only 2.25 2S5 25 t4.25
sept Long Branch l455 except Sat-days Long
ahCiJ' 80 and 600 weekdays Sundays, So
80 lO'0 a F PoR fnd rHiL9abr1rur. iIf 2, 4;
0gI ii s. ~ s25 80 g p. ass .t1oSS 80 s.
40 'a25 .i55. ('i456 for North PhIIadephIa onlyJ
S-oo 600 'b5 s25. 9.25 (9-55 North Philadelphia
SS11Sl m l2lO night weekdays. Sundays .O5
,-2S So 923 S55 st1055 s1O55 a m. p * s2 S.
Io5 80 355. q . ('t455 for North Philadelphia
delphia onlyl p. m. u 10 nigh,
'Dining Car. TExtra-fare train
1et oInces Nos 461 1884. Broadway; isz Fifth
NehGe toeow 23d ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue fcorner 29th
FL Asior House, and stations named above: Brook
~ O. uton Street 500 Fulton Street. 800 Broadway
a sd eIasy annex Station The New York Trans
tsI company VIII call for and check baggage from
hoteis and residences through to destination.
Service. "
W. W. ATTERBCRY. J. r. WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Trafhe Manager
GEO ". BOYD.
GeLs-A Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14

PEOPLES 1LlEI[g
NEW YORk-ALRANF
Hudson River by Searchllgot
Steamer C ". MORSE. dates Augus. and ADJ
RONDACK. leave Pier No 81 y. r. OF Canal 81
p NJ and 129th St. $50 p. VI. week-davs q.
sundays connection Albany with express train.
for Saratoga Lake George, Lake Champain Adirondac
Mountains Thousand Islands, Niagara Falls sharon
Springs and Northern and Eastern sumner resorts
Orchestra Automobiles carried Tnne-tabIs
book free. Beautiful Hudson BY Search
light" loc-
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instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.

THE lsERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGFs
Madison Square a. - y WsyB; Brooklyn 73 t-ourt s.
Teachers - places within hundred miles
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Bath series Of select parties. Programmes
THOs. COOK SON. 261 and ISIS Broadway. Gao Nadt-
son Ave. y. Y.
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For Both Sexes-CoUntry.

R-F-W BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY. College prepara.o-v
- Bo-l separate builcinEs Sna1 classes "a
failures Good spring water. 30 malaria sS06
yezr. Neg Elo0uhelG. Penn
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For Young Ladies--City.

KINDERGARTEN TRAINISG.-Opens Sept 10 Free
~ Echoarships lIC. md cts early
Normal ms z. a. CCTTEN. IS Irving PI. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14

TROY 01Mg
Str "Ctty Troy Saratoga" Leaves Pier a. West
lOth St. Daily te0cept Saturday. 6 p NJ
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH AT ALBANY
Direct connection Troy to al points
Dining deck Searchlight display
Illustrated Booklet Excursion Tours Free,
EXCURSION: TROY. 81 so SARATOGA. 81 so;
LAKE GEORGE. S6.35; WILMINGTON. VT. $500
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN Z HARTFORD RI

Atm Ave- as follows for ..--
BOSTON. via shore Lne-t4:5o tt1o.oo K io;o2 a.
N - 100 1.OI * 500. ~ 500. - SOP.
.Yl2:OO p. NJ: via WtI1mantc-tfs-O0 A NJ. 1880 P.
NJ via Spfd--f3.oO ~ NJ. Z 1880 =. 400 'll;O0
PORTLAND and BAR EIARBOR-7ss02 p 81
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS and QCEBhSr-
- S:40 A. NJ. f9;00 ?. NJ
WORCESTER and FITcHBJRCi via Putnau-fS L, NJ.
IAKEVILIE ard NOEtFOLk-T9-02 A NJ. 1871 p NJ
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCKBRTDGE LESOX. PITTS
F'IEID-f4-5O T9:02 A. n. 81 - t3S1 p NJ
Ticket Offices cGrand Central station and 1h ST
c261 11SJ Cl354 Broadway. Go Union square.
clS2 c245 columbus c49 Madison
e273 West l25th 81 19S Third ave In Br1okyn eS42
SEQ Fulton 81. $50 Broadway. T. p
*DaiIy. tExcept sundays 'Stops t25th s.. xSt7ps
ie5th SUNDAYS only. SATURDAYS only tEror Car
Limited Has dining car eParloT and sleeping Car
tickets also.
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SurTogate'S Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New
notice Is al persons having claims
sgainst Daniel p Appleton. late OF the County OF New
NOr the with vouchers there
o. place & tTasActing business
Nc Maiden Lane. IN the CITY OF New York.
heso fhe o September next
Dated New YORK the oh SAY ot March. 1905.
FRANCIS r. APPLETON,
JAMES W. APPLETON,
Executors.
CHALMERS WOOD. Attorney FOR Executors, 50 William
Aorr Arrl
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Ocean Steamers.

ANGMOR l0MEs
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Furnessa. Aug 49, II A NJ Astoria. Sept 2 II A NJ
OaIedonia Aug 26, NJ Columbia Sept. Q 8 P 81
Cabin $50; Second Cabin $50: Third Class SGT ana
upwards. according accommodation and Steamship.
For Tours and information apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. IL and 10 Broadway.
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Is PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON.

4 kbrar C. Thomas Surrogate cf County Of New
YORK notice .z hereby given all persons having
LILA JuTper, late OF County of
YORK deceased o. present te same Win vouchers there
his place q trausac-iur business
TIE ofa-- n B.zndy. Mooney & Shipran 10 Wall
srss a .= city = Ee~ Aor before the 2Oth day
q September
Dated New york Tho iOtH day Of March 1905
JONAS G. T. TLFF'-P. 4 administrator.
bLANDT, MOONEY & SFzIP4IAN Attorneys for Admin
ist-afr- Wall street. New York CITY
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- PURsUANCE OF az ORDER oF HOS
Is PTRsUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON

= Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County OF
Newyork. hereby given 70 all persons having
Anulerts Z Hudson. late Of County
q New York deceased, 70 present the same. with
suhscriber his place
acting business az the Richard 3 Kelly No 10
roa dvay Borough ot Manhattan. in the City OF New
York or before the lSfh Gay O: November
Ila.ec Sew York. day MAY 1905.
FRED T HIMROD Executor.
RICHARD B KELLY, Attorney for Executor, No. 10
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14

A - CUNARD LINE
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers 51-52 North River
Etruria. Aug. 10. a. NJ Caronia Sept A NJ
Campania. Aug 26 Lucania. Sept noon
Cmbr.a. Sept. 2 A. NJ Etrura. Sept l6 A N
MISUNDERSTANDING.
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers.
. BE- . . 2 P. III
l. %.
Apply 80 Broadway New York.
VERNON H BROWN. General Agent
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II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOl

- Prank 7. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF County OF
New-York notice IS hereby given all persons having
Gains against william 3. Ogden County ot
York deceased present same with vouchers
the subscriber. his OF
the Office OF Daniel Seymour. No
the city OF NewNork, or before the 9th day ot
September
Dated. NeW-York the 18th day of March 1905
EDWIN 3. SHELDON. A6mr. with the viii annexed
waTTEf4oTsE q SEYMOUR. Attys. for Admr. No
= Wall-st-. y. y. City
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
IN ARKANSAS TODAY.
PRESIDENT RESPONDS 70 CROWD
GLAD iN RAIN GOA AND
pAJAMAs,

Little Il ock.Ark., Oct president
Roosevelt made his first public appear.
ance In Arkansas today, clad mainly
in rain coat, Secretary Loeb recciy.
cd request for the prcsidont 10 speak
late last night, but ha did not feel
Justified In waking tho chief SO carly
this morning. whistles and shouts
of tho crowd assembled were heard by
Roosevelt when he awohc The prosi
dent called for explanation, donned
his rain coat oyor his pajamas and
stood in a drenchlng rain, the FIRST NO
has encountered during this trip, and
spoke briefly.
Last night at Birmingham q local
detective approached the presidents
carriage. Secretary Loeb ordered hlm
back. The detective Indignantly ro-
piled: "I'm n secret service man
Don't care" snld Loeb, don't get too
close" The man pressed forward and
Loeb hit him in the Jaw with HIS hist
and sent him staggering ack into the
crowd.
The president reached this city
about noon. He was royalty received
and escorted TO the city park, where
he made an address.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26

his knock failed TO arouse tho man.
Williams was found thrown across a
chair, his head and arm hanging life
lossly over It's edge and downward.
Ills breathing was fitful and his face
was covered with sccretlons dripping
from nils open mouth.
The mans bed had been slept In.
Evidently he had arisen In search for
air, before being finally overcome by
tho gas. Tho Jet was turned on full.
Mr.. Smith turned or tho gas, open.
cd tho room and cared for tho han.
Before doctor coufd DO secured
Williams seemed recovering and mono
was needed. Tho man slowly recov.
cred hie strength, refused TO talk OF
bis awful experience. and shortly be-
fore noon settled nls bill and left the
hotel. Whom shown HIS room BY
Clerk Hitler, Williams was told of
the gas and how 10 turn II out was
explained. "Yct II certainly was an
accident" said Landlord Smith o. tho
Arnold.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
GOING M|LEAM|NUT
AARRIMAN's SPECIAL is FAIRLY
FLYING ACROSS THE
CONTINENT.

\ Omaha, oct. 25. The Hartman
special passed through Kearney. .Neb.,
without stopping at 4:z1 this morning,
going through tho city nt tho rate OF
a mile a minute. The train made 90
miles from North Platte to kearney
In 9s minutes, From Grand Island TO
Columbus. G2 miles, the time was cut
TO G1 minutes. The pilot train is
hardly able TO keep ahead. The spe-
ciai passed Fremont at seventy miles
an hour and made no stop. The pilot
tain was forced 10 side.track IN ac-
count OF hot box.
The special reached here at 9:25
this morning, having made the run
from San Francisco In 30 hours ano 81
minutes. sixteen hours ahead OF regu-
lar schedules. Director kreulschnitt,
OF the Union Pacific. yays the talk OF
tho presidents protesting against the
speed OF the train rs nonsense. Jie
says however, tho newspapers made
faster schedules than could be run
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
HE BLEW OUT THE GAS.
And J. r. Williams, Of Bussey,
Comes Near Losing Life.

Because nc blew out the gas, ). II.
Williams OF Bussey nearly met death
at the Arnold hotel Sunday morning.
The discovery OF tho man in his room.
with tho doors and windows closed,
and the gas Jet emptying into the
room, was made by Landlord Smith NJ
eight o'clock Sunday morning when
he made the last call TO breakfast,
williams, when discovered, was un-
conscious and had no bepn undisturp-
cd for a snort time, would probably
have succumbed to the gas,
Smelling escaping gag, Mr.. Smith
traced II 70 room 10, occupied BY wit
Hams and broke open the door, wnen
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
BANK IN INDIANA
ROBBED OF BIG SUM
BURGLARS Bbow oPEN SAFE AT
m RrpuEvrLLE.
THEY ESCAPE WITH $4,000
Citizens Open Fire on The CracksEnen
--4Cashier Of the Bank Ia Wounded
1.-Two Robbers Probably
7 - shot

tI4it
Ridgeville. Ind, octA rs. Burglars
early Tuesday morning blew open the
safe IN tire Bank OF Ridgeville, stole
$4,000, and after a running battle with
q posse Of citizens In which the cash.
Ter OF the bank and two OF the robbers
were wounded the safe blowers
escaped tst f&3f
Before going 10 the bank tho rob.
bers met the town Waterman, over.
powered and bound and gagged him.
The banks loss OF $4,000 Is covered
by burglar insurance, and neither tho
bank nor the depositors will lose any
money
For more than an hour the town
was practically at the mercy OF the
robbers. who openly walked the
streets, shooting nt everything In sight
and apparently taking their time in
leaving the scene OF the crime.
Burglars Use Nitroglycerin.
Tho first charge OF nitrogiycerIn
was exploded about one o'clock and
did little damage. The second charge,
Aired l5 minutes later, aroused Cashier
ri, c. Bransoii, who lives only short
distance from The bank building. lie
ran into the street. but as soon as
he appeared the guards opened FIRE
on him and he retrented into the house
to get a gun. He made his way 10
the home Of Bank President M r.
Sumption and the two turned in flre
alarm.
Meanwhile the burglars had sue.
ceeded IN forcing the doors Of the safe,
and BY the time the citizens were
aroused the craftsmen had obtained
their piunder. All the electric lights
in town were turned on and cltlzens
attempted TO surround the robbers
Shoot Out Lights.
u But the burglars did not fear cap
ture. as they deliberately walked the
streets and shot out the lights IN Wild
\ west style, Cashier Branson received
flesh wound IN the forehead which
was only slight.
II was believed that al least two Of
the robbers were wounded by Brans0n.
as the burglars were overheard as they
were curslng about their wounds with
the remark that "he had plugged two
OF u.s. but no trace OF blood could be
found.
There were seven IN the party OF
ycracksmen and all escaped, going
toward Union City
The Chicago police were notified to
watch for the cracksmen, as II Is sup.
posed they came from that city and are
now trying to get back there with
their booty
VIZ Trail Suspicious Strangers
Portland, Ind, Oct. 25.--Chief OF Po-
lice Stephens started Tuesday after.
noon on the trail Of two buggy Ioada
lof suspicious strangers who he be
liaves arc the RidgevllIe bank rob
bers The suspected persons have
teen seen at Dcerhcld and Plttsburg.
and are going east toward Celina, o.
The explosive, II Is believed, was
stolen Wednesday night from the mag.
azine OF the Hercules Torpedo com
rany, north OF Muncie. II Is believe
that two Of the gang are In hiding
here.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
No Billiards! No Floods! No Drouth! /!
Under Tho lmlly Canal, HOLLY, Colorado,
Superb Climate Productive Soil Absolutely Crop Every
Season Crops Of the Highest Market Value Produced
by Any Farming Land on Earth.

Land that neither broken, gently opng
ports from middle Northern
retarded by weeathe In former the condition
from weather The
exist the world
In this section year like another We have the soil the climate
the We will duplicate
and viii DOUBLE THE NET PROFITS
fyour land produces bushels
will require
ONE under the Amity Canal
in ~ sections.
Finnoy County, kansas, can
eci for less u Western kansas
wanted sol from QUARTER section 100
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
MoLpeRs WALK OUT.
Strike al MarshaIItown PreeIpItated
Over Non.unlon Boy.

Marshalltown, oct. 5.--Fourteen
moldcrS employed by the Lennox Ma
chine Company, quit work this morn.
Ing because tho company insisted on
placing at work nonsunion appren-
tlcc. Manager Lennox said this morn.
Ing tho company was not seriously
Handicapped by the wailout. He also
said the men who had walked out
could return TO work II they chose 10
do SO at HIS terms. n not. they could
quit for good.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
LOCATION.

This land Is located on the main
line OF the Santa Fe railway, between
Kansas City and Denver; in tho ia.
nous Arkansas Valley, one OF the
richest in the world, Land can now
be bought for less than half what
similar lands, under less favorable
conditions, are selling for elsewhere.
The great beot sugar factories fur.
nish unlimited market for beets and
the almost boundlcss cattle ranges
adjacent, both north and south, fur-
nish an everlasting ana constantly in.
creasing market for alfalfa, sorghum,
Milo Maize. kafIir corn and other
stock food
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
eMBEzzLEMenr CHARGED.
Fort Madison Man Indicted For TAX
ing s11,5oo.

Fort Madison, Ia. Oct 25.-Thc
grand jury today returned an indiet'
ment against ,. w. Albright, recent
secretary OF tho Loan q Building ~.
soclation, on tho charge OF embczzio.
ment IN tho sum OF yi1, 500. He was
Immediately placed under arrest and
mis- bond fixed at 10000, which no has
not yet furnished.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
ACCUSES HIS FATHER.
Fourteen,Year.old BOY Gives Damag.
Ing Evidence. ,y

Sioux city, Ia,, Oct 25.- Henry the
14.ycar.old son Of Mathews Baldes. at
Orange City, today testified as 20 how
Mathews BaIdes, his father, killed his,
the boys, motner on their farm near
Hawarden. He said no beat herthrew
her 10 the ground, jumped on her
stomach, branuishcd a butcher knife
over her when she arose and struck
her ngain. Then she cropped dead.
Ho said his little sistor attacked the
infurlated man with a pitchforls ana
he himself threw an AK at him. but
the father chased them away. The
father reported heart disease no the
cause of death.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
NO ICE FROM RIVER
Supreme Court Holds That AbuttIns
Property owners Control

Dcg Moines, Oct 25.--Tho supreme
court has sustained the contention Of
tho Des Moines park commissioners
That thoy have legal power 70 stop tho
leo companies from rcaping leo from
the river, both above and below tho
dam, wherever land owned or control
led by the board abutS the river.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
LIE Al assT.

Wichita, Kan, Oct 25.--Hon. jerry
Simpson was buried In Maple Grove
cemetery in this city this afternoon.
The funeral services were under the
full Masonic rituaa Congressman
Victor Murdock delivered the funeral
grafton.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
TAKE NoTIcEI

We do not confne our water supply
10 tho ever changing stage OF some
river, but have supplemented tho ca.
nails with the largest, most complete
reservoir system in the United states
Enough water stored % irigate all
our lands for two years.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
VAN EATON NOMINATED.
viii Represent Lyons-os oseeola District
IN Legislature.

Harris, Ia, Oct ESQ. L. Van Eat.
on OF Little Rock was today nominal.
Cd by acclamatlon on tho republican
ticket for representative in tho state
Legislature from tho LyonBosccola
district 9. y. Jamkln, who removld
from the district was the Republican
incumbent. The democrats will make
no nomination.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26

A MILLION DOLLAR sugar fac.
tory has been erected at Holly, also
one costing 100000 at Lamar, They
are both completed and doing bust
ness
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26

While Delivering Death Message,
TeIearapl Employe 10 Killed.

Iowa City. oct. 25.-stella Dreyer,
aged 10. an employe Of the Postal Tel
egraph Co. was killed by train here
today while delivering death mes
sage.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26
DEATH AT a WEDDING.
Mother Of Groom Suddenly Stricken
Down With Paralysis.

Muscatlne, Ia, oct. 25,--WiIl Mont.
gomery and Frances Bridges we're
married at eightthirty o'clock this
morning. Two hours later Mrs. I'D
Montgomery, mother OF the groom,
dropped 0ead from q paralytic stroke.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-26

From 200 10 800 tons Of alfalfa hay
can bo cut during the season from 40
acres OF land, under tho Amity Canal
at Holly, Colorado. This land lies
between tho canal and tho Arkansas
river. North OF the canal and south
Of tho river, adjacent TO tho land, are
millions Of acres OF grazing land.