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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05


;y III Sss 81 OHM MURPHY
president Virginia H otel Associa ton or
Officers Are Elected d.
XXI The following Committee on Nominations
was selected Z to recommend officers Tor
the ensuing year. d A. w hitc. OF Gov,
;irtgton;S 3. Il. I5akle. Of the Old Sweet
Springs " M. Hanrlhan.S F etersburg;sSN
eli. Norfolk The committee. in AZ ts re-
5port,l recommended the following as Of ~
GERS Tor TIE year: President, 4 P. X NJ. "a Fry.
Richmond; Ice Presid dent. G. II. 3Paxt ton,
The Natural Bridge; SecretaryEand Treas
1urer. j. II. Gala han. Hilton Forge; Exec
Sutive Committee. Colonel John Murphy,
Richmond; Cha aries TI. e Consolvo No folk !;
4 II M. Hanrahan, Petersburg. Mr. Calla-
han was re- eli cted n 55
Mr. "a Fry, the president -elect made q
era ceful Bspe ech acknowledg cling the honor
7 done him and was Wnrnil Y applnuded Tor
his oratorical8 effort. Messrs Paxton and
$Callnhan were also called upon and made
brief responses, all Of which were warm
= ~ received. az 35$ "
Il Colonel John Murph, offered a reso-s
tuition. setting forth the need OF a local
passenger ira In over: he Atlantic Goa y
Line from%thisi to PETERSBURG a such
nm
fnection with the local train. east bound
over the Norfolk and Western Railway.
1T wa s sta ted by dyocates OF the res;o So;
Tuition that It was possible for persons
In this city desiring olsreach local sta
gtions on the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way without leaving the city 70 & 9 :lo SP.
NJ. and spending &tl,etnight In Petersburg
sin order to catch the early Mort ok and
Western train at Petersburg at $50 a,
I'M, The resolution earnestly approves
tho operation OF another train or some,
arrangement by means OF which such a
connection may be 4 made, $ll &
The Association Disposed 5ot some other
business relating purely TO 4 tho work OF
the Association. s Il. III l. " ,5S5f
THE report Of the Associations secre-.
Ftary showed the membership to- be sew
fenty-two an addition OF twenty-five
members during The year q Just closed.
Many who were d eta fined from the ses-5
slors sent telsgrams or letters EXPRESS
ling tlielr3regret, among them being. Mr.:
~. Hull Davidson and Mr.. i, p, Foster.
siS The Association had lunch a the Jef-,
Sferson Yesterday and dined Mt Nurph Y's.
afterwards going to- the theatre. and res
turning ia the ffersor where the BAN
Equet was had. gsS il ~ n n W. t5S /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Gatling Gun on the Stage.

Patrons OF tho 81 jou for the last two
l fssa9'ss i n which Harry Clay Blaney q
brother OF the noted author. tis the news
pnperf correspond lent. d t Is a play Of the
arin8 the Philipp!ne = and there Is bust
ness a. the TINS; The blosk nhs;.t y,
the Americans by the natives Of the
philippines and "A the repulse by means
81 a gGattling gun. re all familiar TO the
public al Next week he ipla y IS to be seen
here at the Bl jou. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
& a Dignihed Actor.

Harry Markham, @ Mark Cliff ord rs in
More to Be 8Pltied Than scorned.. now
playing to successful engagement I
the Bijou, Is one OF the most matter-of-
FAC aud '.unstagy''' Of actors. II 9. goes
about his work q In n n most; VI intelli gent,
careful and deliberate manner--justS q $
though he were actually engng ed ina the
business OF managing Ia thea tire or some
big enterprise, and Is absolutely free
from OVERRIDING his work, Fl g Isl simply
a albus!ness man. attending to busine ss.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
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very clever people lin
Bernard got almost
which are bun chedlf to-
lin The part j0f Max
man who is RI oh. and!
wants / every one else
one who believes that.
to him who is rich.
satires q type that Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

a Nfr. u sava ge has furnished one of The
most elaborate scenic Il produ ctlons for
With complete detail and faithful adhsr-
,ence to- the straditi onal w nerla1 Inst rue
lions. The cast for Loheng rim" is one
OF tho finest Mr.. SaVag car furnish any
NJ Mis- ope S&fRi' ss5s t lt. l35
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
ALAskA ANn NoRwAY.

A country similar to Norway though
Of far greater extent, is Alaska. The
climate. resources and physical feat
ures Of the two countries are much
the same. Alaska has more resources
In minerals, timber and fisheries, ana
perhaps equal or greater resources in
agriculture. But Alaska Is a new
country. Its development has but Just
begun. Norway, on the other hand,
has been inhabited by the ancestors
Of the present population from time
immemorlal. It's population is one or
the hardest and best races among the
sons OF men.
The climate OF Alaska on all its
southern coasts is,on the whole,mild-
err than that OF Norway. And the in.
habitable area OF alaska is far great
err. Norway has an area OF $4,000
squire miles, three-fourths unlnhabit-
able. Alaska has an area OF more
than one-half million square miles and
an inhabitable area OF perhaps 12o,.
900 square miles.
Norway has q population Of 2,292,.
900. This population occupies ter.
rItory scarcely exceeding 10000
square miles. Almost the whole pop
ulation is on or near the coast line.
A lofty mountain chain, q little back
from the coast as In Alaska, cuts off
the shore line from the interior.
There Is some agriculture, but, meas
.ured by our standards, not much.
The principal Industries are fishing,
navigation, cattle raising, dairying
and numbering. In Southern Norway,
agriculture Is an important interest,
but breadstuffs are still imported
In all the particulars above enumer.
ated Alaska has resources greater
than those OF Norway, and mineral no.
sources OF immensely greater extent.
The climates are similar, but that OF
Alaska milder. Taking Norway for
Judgment and for comparison, II Is
reasonable to believe that the time
will come when Alaska will have
three million inhabitants and be one
OF the most important states Of the
American union.
Both countries are crowded down by
mountain chains to narrow strips on
the ocean, but Alaska has much more
available space than Norway, and
natural resources far greater. I'm
doubtedly many years must elapse be.
fore Che development OF Alaska will
equal that OF Norway, but II win
come. 1t Is country like Norway,
for a hardy, strong, yirtuous, stable
and progressive population. BY the
end Of the present century there will
undoubtedly DO d population Of two
to three millions in alaska.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
DANGER IN TANK CARS.

ottumwa Courier: Two railroad
wrecks have occurred in southern
Iowa, within forty miles Of ottumwa,
in fact, within the past two weeks,
which should teach railroad men, en-
ployes and oficials,a lesson that ought
never to be forgotten. These wrecks
have cost Ave lives ana have resulted
In the injury of several other mem
surely heavy price to pay for infor.
nation, but the price should make the
lesson the more Impressive.
On the Iowa Central railway short
time ago a freight train was wrecked
and four men were killed when the
cars burned. The fire was started
and fastened by the explosion OF q
tank of oil coupled close behind the
engine When the fire and steam
from the engine ignited the oil the
train caught fire almost Immediately
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
o. N. Hare, DontIet, room 70,
Evans block, mons Phone 400.
SENT TO ASYLUM.
Or. Hills, Of Unien Mills, and Joseph
Farr, Of orinneII.

Joseph Farr, Jr, and DIR. w. q. Hill
lis, tho former from Poweshick coun.
~ and the latter from Union Mills,
both demented, have been taken 70
the state hospital for the insane at
Mt. Pheasant, by sheriff Valentine,
this week. Mr. Valentine returned
yesterday from MS trip 70 the insti.
tute with Dr. Hills.
me Farr case was one over which
tho board OF commissioners OF this
county had no control, as the man was
a resident OF Poweshlek, but no was
taken with tho consent Of the commits.
sion Of that county.
After closing up several small mat
ters in the probate and other depart
ments OF the court, Judge Scott yes
terday adjourned the district court
until August 4, at 1890 o'clock .. M,
at which time no will probably an
nounce his decision regarding tho
base ball Injunction.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
Our SALES TO CHIN.

How much will the boycott inJure
the trade which we have recently built
up with CninaY This Is matter Of
some interest TO the country. An au'
thoritatlye answer on the subject can
not BIO given, however, for several
months. In Shanghai and Canton the
boycott has just started. Twothirds
OF Chlna's foreign trade is through the
port OF Shanghai, IL the interdict be,
comes anything like general, serious
falling OF In our sales TO the big EN-
pire, Of course, will take place.
Our exports TO China have varied
within wide range In the past few
years We sold 100000 of cotton
fabrics 10 China in 1896. After fluc'
tuatlons the figure went up TO $4,000
900 In 1899, then dropped TO $4,000
900 IN 1901, went TO, sl6,O0O,O0O In
1902, and was down TO 100000 In
1904. The complete returns for the
fiscal year 1906 are not ali In yet, but
for the eleven months our sales OF cot
ton goods 10 China were s24,000,00o
or six times as much Tor the eleven
months as for the twelve months Of
1904.
Manifestly, this is q trade which we
would regret TO lose. Under reason
ably favorable conditions we ought 70
be able to sell s30.O00,e00 or 10000
900 OF cotton cloths to China year
We are making greater gains In ouT
trade vita China than any other
country Is scoring Probably some Of
our rivals are helping the Shanghai
boycotters on. The exclusion OF the
United States from the Chinese trade
would help England, Germany and
the other countries which export cot
ton goods ana the other articles
which enter largely into Chinas pur
chases. The hand Of some OF the ex
porters from tho other side OF tho
Atlantic Is probably into this inter
dict which has just been started al
Shanghai This matter has consld
cradle interest for the United States
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

kNA saNh Ntfa NAF0eA III ttAgs wAAl
VI AIlst. kel.NN she ttfS ~ shelf al
nN wpihmeh wh8 utfH pSpNtsAhA ID
xmA thaAM ald a. NAnhNt
60 NNMdks Il SiMllaf WYetk lUnl
plAte "a ne nosA lssanA I'ufluaAle
n wnly una ira was hest. tat two an
" men were seriously snlnfea. A
tank in ga mehf The anKlne eNrlrAnd
End ~ hie IL the whole Twelve cAgs
tpat were derailea. brakeman Muir
MY waA tUaNlea 10 teeth h the
wreck
" ire tanks ID ell had been In she
rear az the trains The lose ~ lie
might have been reduced 10 nothing,
and Il would surrey have iuasaned, &C.
cordlng 10 the dlapAtcnea. HAD one
life only been saved by the change,
there would have been ample excuse
for n few minutes time lost IN making
up the train In such manner that the
tank Of Oh SHOULD have been near the
rear.
On some railroads trainmen are
strictly Forbidden putting a tank Of oil
within eight or ten cars OF the en-.
gine 1he danger Is very great Ia any
case, but II Is lessened nj" the dis
lance between the tank OF oil and tho
engine Is increased. This rule should
obtain on all RAILROADS. and should be
strictly enforced. The loss of lives
an the result OF railway wrecks is
large enough even with the greatest
precautions, and no provision for the
safety OF the employees should be over
looked, either by the company or by
the tralnmen themselves.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
--Tlhat d GOOD auggeatlon WHICH

THAT Is a good suggestion which
a New York financial Journal prints at
the head OF It's advertising columns,
to-wlt: I'm preparing newspaper ad.
vertlsIng II Is well 10 remember tina.
news IL what the reader wants" II
the reader OF an advertisement 10 to
BIO favorably Impressed he must be no
warded for perusing II by being told
something that nc didn't know before.
Newsy advertisements are trade win.
ners, and when placed in the best me-
dfums they are sure to bring large
returns
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

NehleNleA mxkth i III III kbNA nalNsA
hnl eNhelll&heN thkn Mlsh language
- elnselF fveemhllnF tMlehslty that
the altlalnM lire ii aeNfwele siklhls.
Nv wAMfs she lille III Rev. VA a III
tellNiun and me ehufeh NkArlly whRt
4 eiown a expected Ii W. ana he's %
~ H. circus ~ hoia hls ioh and
draw hie rMY III the nAme IA christ
he appears httote Ma audience. ana
~ wnee plUceeas 10 work on hn stud
ted, nleeolyped buioenery that would
be mnch murr Ia plANe A the nams
BLING table az IN a rAlooh, rrulWsets
iy travelling Ia the suotsleps 81 mis-
Divine Master, wearing iiia mantle.
and yet hia mouth runs ilkv q smut
mlll. Let those who lletened % him
AZ Oskalvota. and there were several
thousand. Imagine Christ using the
same words that dropped from Sans
iipni And yet he was cheercd at av.
cry crude thrust ne made, cneerod an
literally BY preachers and scholars on
the platform an by the great audience
whore every neck was craned 10
catch, not the moral he was pointing
but The unyaFnished words ho was cx.
pected to utter. We saw preachers
clapplng their hands and smiling to
the Hiatt over the use OF language
they could not DO hired 10 utter on
the street. much less from their put
pits; language that would DO regard.
ed as indecent and insulting from any.
body but a street tough. saloon patron
or Sam Jones II Is told or Sam that
a brother preacher once asked him IL
he could not lecture without using his
coarse. crude slang. and he promptly
replied he could, but" said he, "lf
did, my salary would DO no larger
than yours" and that tells the story.
For cash he wears the avery Of heav-
en- IN the name OF the Master and
talks like dirty clown Just imagine
Christ iecturlng in oskaloosa, drop,
ping filth from his tongue and accept.
ing purse OF $3.50 for such indul.
gence! Would Christ nave tsone Il?
Sam Jones did!
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

Davenport Times: But the yaca.
ton time is more than a time OF rec
reatlon. 1t affords opportunity for
refreshing rest az well as for obtain
Ing new surroundings, seeing new
scenes and getting new inspiration by
noting what is being done In other
centery. Everyone VINO can afford q
vacation will do well to take advan'
tage Of 1t OF course; but II one can
not leave his work during this hot
weather, he still has opportunity for
recreation. II Is not necessary to
20 away from home to keep strong
and to be happy.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

Abba Union: the ogkaloosa Daily
Telegram, started TO "fii q long felt
want In tho mind OF IT'S publisher,
has failed after a precarlous existence
Of six months. IL has gone the way
OF most all papers that have been
started TO supplant the old papers
that have been published for more
than generation. The Daily Herald
of that city has rounde. out an exist
ence OF fifty years; ~ is one OF Iowas
best papers, and having one OF the
finest equipped print shops In this
section Of tho country, II Is not like
Iy that another attempt will be made
to supplant II.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
OF GOD AND SPIRIT.
CEDAR RAPIDS WOMAN suNcoED
OUT or $50 BY A SMOOTH
CRATER.

Cedar Rapids, July I'll Claiming be
was in communication with the spirit
OF someone who had already entered
tho kingdom OF heaven, and working
his game with extraordinary clever.
ness, young fellow, evidently about
30 years OF age, and claiming TO be a
haIfbreed Indian, from Indian Terri.
tory, and giving the name OF ia.
Eagle, succeeded in buncoIng Mrs.
Grant, the proprietor OF little res
taurant and lunch counter az 2il
souh Fourth street, out Of $50. This
all happened nearly a month ago. and
while efforts have been made % To-
cate the fellow, he aas covered his
tracks up 30 completely that the ON.
GERS have given up all hopes OF ever
landing him behind the bars.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
a deerease Of slO, OOO. GOO bal

"A decrease OF slO,00O,0O0 AND
more month In the national debt
is very satisfactory. Our interest
bearing debt Is now but $500 1880.
our entire debt being s1,2S2,357 ,09f.
Our 2 per cent bonds are at q premi-
UNI and we have a cash balance OF
1922, 490,323. NO such satisfactory
condition OF our finances Is eve.
shown under revenue tariff. Pro.
tecticr helps the public treasury as
well as the people.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

by going over into Illinois for
part OF II and doing other things not
in keeping with ideals OF nome trade,
the state BOARD Of conrol mas effected
q saving Of about $4,000 in the coal
bill for the state institutions during
the next year. The contracts let for
the supply OF coal beginning October
1, Tor year, were awarded on a basis
of price about ~ cents under the
price which was paid last year. This
means, ON the quantity which the In
situations will take, about $4,000 saw
1uR t.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

mo wonder there has been an ex-
cess Of moisture in iowa Of late. Joe
Trigg points out why. Governor
Folk has been in Iowa lecturing on
the Reign OF Law; Governor La Fol-
lette In Iowa lecturing on the Reign
OF Justice; Governor Curlmins him
self lecturing on the Reign OF the
Common People and the clouds have
oeen precipltating q deluge twice a
day. The last named have had the
good sense to dry up for a while.
Won't the others please follow their
example7"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

--Slx OF the state institution su.
ncrlntendcnts have nlcd their hien-
NAL reports with the stase BOARD OF
control and have asked for s6ib,ooo
in special, extraordinary appropria.
tions. AT this rate tho whole OF the
institutions will fle requests for
about si.S00,O00.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
THE Hawkeye Centennial AssocIl

The Hawkeye Centennial AssocIa.
ton Is the name Of an organization
recently formed at Colorado Springs,
Colo, and, as the name implies, is
composed OF former RESIDENTS Of Iowa
who are now residents Of Colorado.
The association includes all "HawlS-
eyes'residing in Colorado Springs and
vicinity, numbering between 1900 ana
1000. The first annual reunion Will
be held wednesday, August 2.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

Joe Trigg wants Emory H. Eng
lish to resign 30 they can elect q cit
izen OF Polk county to represent them
In the next Legislature. Trigg says
they don't want any step.mother leg
islators in theirs. But Emory used TO
be democrat, and still Is q member
OF the unterrined Iowa Idea crop. :
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

The rama Herald considers that
there Is slight excuse for factionalism
in Iowa and It warns the party lead
ers that II they do not try 10 get
together instead OF constantly at
tempting to widen the breach, they
will have sorry day with the hew.
ers Of wood and the drawers OF water
in the not distant future"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

THE state OF Iowa Is about as
hard UP for harvest hands as the
comic papers have made out that
Kansas has been In former years
At least, there are but few who will
leave the state to work in the har'
vest fields OF other states. The state
labor commissioner has sent out only
about two score men thus far II rs
impossible TO secure any more.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

THAT tho closing hours OF the
life OF Speaker Henderson should be
clouded by the terrible disease or
paresls is source OF statewide sal.
ness" says the Cedar Rapids Repub.
lican. "The old warrior and states.
man deserved cloudless sunset 70
HIS patriotic and useful life"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

About $4,000 additional taxes
will be Melted to Pottawattamle coun'
ty through work done under the state
ferret law during the last ten months.
The fetrets have uncovered s2.60O,00o
Of property which was not returned
for taxation.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

Knoxville Express: Everybody
knew that oskaloosa couldn't and
wouldn't support morning daily--ali
except one man, and II is said he
spent $4,000 since last December in
finding It out What a pity he could
not have had our knowledge and wp
had his $4,000, last December!
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
-whlle ex-senator w. a, Harris,

while ex-senator w. A, Harris, OF
Kansas, who IL promoting the social
cd National Reciprocity Conference
TO be held at Chicago August Is, Is
telling us that we are being shut out
OF the markets Of Europe, we go on
selling more and more every year.
Mr. Harris should study the returns
before making further statements.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

The head OF navigation on the Ar.
kansas river has moved up stream
1875 miles to Muskogee and the first
boat hat has cleared from that port
in twenty years went down stream
last Tuesday. The running OF steam
boats as far up the Arkansas as Mus
kogee grows out OF movement to get
hotter railway rates.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

IN. l.. bowman, Instructor in
agronomy and In charge Of farm
crops at the Iowa state college,
states that prospects at present In
dicate larger corn crop in Iowa
than last year.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
VAIL ON JONES.

New Sharon Star: Sam Jones Is a
corker uncorked. We heard him az
the oslraioosa Chautauqua last week
and don't care ever TO near him again.
He is smooth. easy talker, makes
no effort at oratcry, utters no polished
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

Buffalo Express; An Iowa farmer
in Chicago was robbed OF $500, but
pursued the thief and raped him over
inc head with a monkey wrench until
he recovered the money. Newfangled
machinery is all right ON the m,but
the old reliable monkey wrench still
ia useful "a On alLround article.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

STREETS have Show that only
seventeen regular army oiiicefa OF
this country have buen drunk IN a
period OK flftoen years. with fifteen
such years behind them the Russian
ofIlccrs at Mukden might NOT have
had 20 inquire the road 20 The Pass.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

--Muscatine express employees are
having their midsummer christmas"
rush. About O carload OF green corn
and hundreds OF caseB OF tomatoes arc
being shipped from that city to the
rcribern marke3 daily
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

The state voting machine commits.
sion has been organized by the cleo.
tion Of Isaac Brandt Of Des Moines,
as president, II. M. Belyel as secrc.
tary, and j. q. Hempel, OF Elkadcr, an
treasurer.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

IN fOuriest clover. which BE
etched, on she stock II hia ken, iass
hrfue entpting the International
shoot vi indianapolis last month, NJ.
n Barber, nt ranlina, iowa. holder
o. che worlds title Attributes hls
success,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

-. r. Norman, of Abba, serves mo-
tIce on the members of the peoples
party that II they do not cough up 65
cents more regular and oftener ne will
turn his "Iowa Educator Magazine
into a socialistic paper. The calam-
ity either way Is horrible to contem-
nlatn
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03

--Macomb is congratulatlng Itself
that there are no more circuses head
ed that way. The By-Stander Gays
IL there were II would have to erect.
so.ae more buildings in order to dis.
play the advertising properly.