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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Will Serve Until Jan: 1907.

A law passed by the recent leg
islature bearing directly on the
roads of the county has just been
explained by the attorney general
of the state and is to the effect
that the township roads supervis-
ors' whose duty it is to see the
road tax of the county is worked
out each year, have been abolished.
However the law does not go into
effect till the frat of the year and
the present supervisors will con-
tinue their work till that time.
The trustees of the county will
make their levy for the road tax
as usual fer the time being and af-
ter the first Monday IN January,
1907, will also do the work of the
supervisors.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Graduates With Honor.

The numerous Logan friends of
Mr.. Alexander Sands Rochester,
familiarly known as Boyd" are
wireing him congratulations upon
his successful completion of the
course at the famous Medical Col
lege, at Philadelphia. Mr.. Ro-
chester spent three years at S tarl
ing Medical College, in Columbus,
and takes his degree at the Jeffer-
son after one year there. He is
one the youngest member of his
class, being not yet twenty-three
years of age. "Boyd" is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.. Roches-
ter, and grandson of the late Col.
A. c. Sands. He is still consider.
ing an offer made him some time
ago of position as surgeon in the
Guatemalan army.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Must Pay Dow Tax.

Columbus, Ohio, May 26,-Aud-
itor of State Guilbert to-day sent
out circular letters to all County
Auditors concerning the payment
of the Akin tax law of 81 900 for
the trafficking in liquor by social,
fraternal and other clubs, selling
or furnishing to their members or
guests intoxicants of any sort.
According to the letter all such or
ganizations are liable for the tax,
as the following will indicate:
"In the case of the University
Club of Cincinnati We. Frank
Rattermsn, Treasurer, and Fred
Raine, Auditor of Hamilton Coun-
ty, Ohio e G. c., lS), the Court
held
"The furnishing of such wines
and liquors 80 purchased by said
club to its members in this manner
was 'trafIlcking in Intoxicating
liquors within the meaning of Sec
tion 8 of 'An act providing against
the evils resulting from the traffic
in Intoxicating liquors, passed May
IA, 1885 (82 o. L., 1917, the same
being sale by said club to its
members, and rendered it liable to
assessment under the terms of said
statute, as did also the furnishing
of such liquors to the guests of
such club in the manner stated.
1.-THE foregoing opinion of the
Court clearly determines thlsqnes
tion."
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Logan VS. Crescents

Two interesting games were
played yesterday between the Lo.
gan team and the Crescents of
Columbus. The latter team won
the first, six to four; and Logan
the second, six to three. Both
games were first-class, the after
noon game especially being right
up to the standard. Riley pitched
maryelously in the morning for
Logan having sixteen strike outs
and giving seven hits. Stiers
pitched the afternoon game in
great form, allowing six hits.
Logan defeated the Cresc ents
here August 81, 1905, by score
of one to nothing, IN game of
ten innings.
The full score. of both games
will be published next week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Anti-Swearing.

The prison hospital has come to
be the most sanctimonious place in
the peniteniary. 1t is estimated
that within a period of few
months that it will be particularly
isolated. Guards are now coming
to avoid the place. There is only
one reason to assign to this strange
antipathy and that is the "prison
anti-swearing society"
Guard Bowman is said to be the
latest victim of the organization
which is constantly growing in
number. 1t is said that he used a
word which comes under the rules
of the society and that he was i'm
mediately fined and ordered to set
up the lemonades. Guard Bowman
objected in view of the fact that
he is not ber. This objection
was overruled by the members and
the guard paid the fine.
Saturday Chaplain Starr called
as many members of the society TO-
gether as be could locate at the
time and in well-chosen words
highly commended tine work of the
organization which has not had its
PARALLEL in the history of any
prison in the world. Dis
patch.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Stopped His Paper,
'l've stopped my paper, yes
haUa

"I've stopped my paper, yes
have,
didn't like to do it,
Bnt the editor got too smart
And | allow he'll rue it,
l am man as pays my debts
An | won't be insulted,
So when an editor gets smart
| want to be consulted.
l took his paper 'leysn years,
An helped him all l could, sir,
An when it Games to dunnin' me,
l didn't think he would, sir,
Bat that he did, an you can Let
1t made me hot as thunder,
Says |, III stop the sheet, will
II the enssed thing goes under /!
l hunted up the measly whelp,
And for his cnnnin' caper,
! paid them 'leyen years an quit T!
Yes slr, I've stopped his paper %
-Crooksyille Advance.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
MEMORIAL.
DAY OBSERVED
Grand Parade and Large
Crowd.

Memorial Day was observed
with due ceremonies. An unusual
ly large crowd was in Logan, and
the interesting program prepared
for the occasion, as published by
our last weeks issue was nicely
carried out.
The memorial address by Judge
Reeves, of Lancaster, at the
Presbyterian church, was listened
to by large audience, and was
exceptionally interesting.
The work of the firing squad
was the best ever seen here. A
Lancaster band was in attendance
and furnished music for the day.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

as might be expected, somewhat
contradictory.
The trial was postponed over
Wednesday, that being holiday,
and will very likely last the great.
er part of this week. A large
number of witnesses are subpoena
ed on the case, and every step Is
being closely contested.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
A New Game.

A new game has cropped out
called "The Editor" and coun.
try weekly tells about it. Take a
sheet of ordinary writing paper,
fold nicely, enclose bank note
sufficiently large to pay all arrear-
age and one year in advance, and
hand it to the editor. Keep your
eye on him, and If a smile adorns
his face, it works fine and dandy.
Now is the time to play the joke ;
it beats ping pong, pit and finch
all hollow.--Ex,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

you into strong men and good men.
And now well get into the
parade, and while we keep step to
the music Of the fife and drum,
we'll be glad that the big world
isn't too busy to devote one day
each year to Memory, and the
men who fought for the grand
Idea.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
|. o. o. F. Memorial.

The /. o. o. F. Memorial Ser
vices will be held next Sunday,
June the 3rd. Rev. Wilson will
deliver the memorial sermon at
the Presbyterian church at 1O:3O
a. m. At two 2:30 p. m. Hon.
Lewis B. Houck of Mt. Vernon,
prominent Odd Fellow and
secretary to Gov. Pattison, will
deliver the memorial address to
the Odd Fellows and their friends
at the Presbyterian church.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Notice to Public .

The following is a list of Union
barber shop.
II. T. Danison.
Mcdonald d Eberst.
Syare Kinzer.
Jacob Miller.
Chas. Larmore.
c.. n. Bowen.
Sam Green.
Geo. Warrick.
The UNFAIr SHops.
John Schimpfe.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
REPUBLICANS
SPLIT.
Boss White Scoops the
Square Dealers.

On Saturday last the Republi-
can County Central Committee
met and the White crowd led the
Sduare Dealers into an ambush
and scalped them all. The "Har-
mony p" agreement was to elect
DR.. Wood chairman, but White
had the power and he al piled it,
turning Wood down for Lush Hull,
and thus it is war again to the
hilt.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Among the Churches.

u. b. CHURCH.
r. A. Powell Pastor.
Sunday School 8 a. m.
Preaching 10 a. M.
Junior 2. p. IN.
Senior 6 p. m.
Preaching Z. p. m.
LUTHERAN TRINITY CHURCH.
At Lutheran Trinity Church on
North Mulberry ST., the service
next Sunday will be conducted as
follows:
Sunday School at 9:3O a. m.
English Preaching at Z 80 p. m.
H. w. WALKER, Pastor.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Saloon Men Cooped.

Last week Mayor Dolljson coop
ed five saloon men of Logan for
Sunday violation. Four came
forward and paid a fine of $4,000
each. The other one has his case
pending.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
WHAT Is MEMORIALI
[Clnclnnati Post.

|
should waste day when Gods sur
is shining, and march away tC
gloom of u cemetery and scatter
flowers on mounds that to you are
mounds, but to the world represent
a wonderful idea.
Away back, when your grand
daddy had two good legs and was
as spry as you are today, it becam e
necessary to fight to preserve the
unity of a nation. This great
country was plunged into war, and
you've heard enough to know what
a terrible thing war is.
And this was worse, for it was a
war at home. 1t wasn't like fight
ing a foreign foe. 1t wasn't like
defeating the British and driving
them out of land in which they
had no business.
1t was family war, and it hurt
because brothers fought brothers,
yes, and killed them. And fathers
and sons were found in opposing
armies. Oh, boy, when you get
big enough to understand, and love
your country as you must If you
are to be wise and good citizen,
you should pray the good God to
whom v0u say your Now | lay
me, . every night, to preserve us
from another civil war.
1t lasted years, lad. 1t starved
thousands, bGtchered them, wound
ed them, tortured them. 1t took
the best blood in the country,
North and South, for don't forget,
lad, that there were good Lieu in
gray as we'll as in blue. They
fought for what they thought to be
right and so did we, and that
means awful fighting, lad.
Why, boy, if you should take all
the people of 10 big towns like this
and bury them right now, it would
not cover the deaths IN that big
war.
And your grandmother and
thousands of other mothers and
grandmothers cried until they
no longer could shed tears. And
some of them fought like men and
others went as nurses, and if Car
negie should make medals night
and day for year he couldn't hope
to supply them to the heroes of
that war, men and women, yes
and children.
And most of tn e folks who
fought because of their love of
country, lad. 1t is as fine as your
love for your mother. 1t is some
thing that makes nation great
and strong; and men true and up
right. You know, lad, god
soldier is always good citizen,
and brave man can never be a
very bad man.
And finally it was all over and
the right tr.umphed as right must
ii the world is to live, and then
North and South, great effort
was made to forget, to be brothers
and friends again to build up a
stricken land and to take up the
burden of making this the most
wonderful land on the globe.
And We are succeeding, lad.
The flag that your daddy hoisted |
over the house this morning is the
flag of Alabama, and Texas, and
Ohio, and of all of US, and | love
it, for / fought for it, and eyerV
one of those green mounds repre-
sents love for it, and every boy
should grow up TO feel that it be-
longs to him and that, ii trouble
comes, he should lay down his life
for il.
So you see, lad Decoration Day
represents love of country; devo-
lion appreciation self-sacrifice.
Those are long words, dear lad.
Perhaps they are too long for
little boy, but they are the things
hat help transfer youngsters like
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Where 1t Hit Him.

"Lady, could you give me piece of
pie? l am an earthquake sufferer"
Certainly. Here is one that just
baked. Eat it and tell me all about
the dreadful earthquake"
''It must have been terrible, ma'ahl,
from what l read"
"What you read? Weren't you in
it?"
"Oh, no. 1 was far away"
81 thought you said you were an
earthquake sufferer"
$50 | am. Ever since that great
quake people have been sending their
surplus to San Francisco and shame
fully neglecting me-"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Try hard as he may to conceal it,
those who associate with him will dis
cover mis- secret II man has good
opinion OF himself
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Quite Harmless.
Ineralitude.

II loaned that fellow $1O0 when he
was down and out. and now that he
has prOspsred he will hardly speak to
me-"
''Dldn't he pay your
'sure; ! had mortgage on his sala-
~ aad security notes signed BY all OF
his relations"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

When man goes to law his poor re-
lations who have been standing around
waiting for him to die might as well
go to work.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Humor ano Philosophy
BY DUNCAN N. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

1t is only the man who can put them
about expenses.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

1t is hard to believe 1t OF some men
that you see that they were once cute
babies.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Thursday, May 81, 1906
Announcement,

EDITOR DEMoCRAT-SENTINEr'
hereby announce my name for the nom
ination OF Infirmary Director Of Hooking
County At the Democratic primary election
MARION NUTTER,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

Up to Him.
NAllow me to congratulate you"
Certainly. What for?"
III you don't know. how should II"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
Quite Eccentric.

Quite Eccentric,
SLOW do you like your new homer
"All right except the landlord"
won't he fix things up?"
"Yes, he is very good that way, but
ne is too regular about calling for his
rent"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

The girl who
takes the cake,
Clarence, is the
one who knows
how to bake it.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
lust the Differenc,

Just the Difference.
A man may smile and smile again
And be villain still.
But woman couldn't act that way,
For she would have to have her say
"Still' wouldn't fill the bill.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31
His Size.

His Size.
"What horse are you picking"
"The bay looks like all the money to
,he."
"You must think there Is as much as
% cents In this crowd"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

There are two
sides to every
thing except the
lawsuit in which
you happen to be
engaged.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-05-31

a. OWEVER good however bad they may be- suppose
abide the daily newspapers they Perhaps
der the laws their environment of them DO THE
BEST THEY CAN. In any event, however, who
GLr. -a,lf nf 4L.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

tlapA ihai saunk MAJ determines Ire
iawfnlne4 ~ D fssa Bsea ~ the eaias
mlstlOn. which would amount n D
saal pfoetadlhM and have i heRtiHn
on hil Subsequent ufdets ~ the com.
misslon IN tneN thls Meuld iaean
that after shp ,ahstlsasionaiisy of the
powttp RiYeh M commission hBasbstn
determined So lhs hishesl SQUIRT,
uo,hine aetld stand III fhs wag VI ~
eeuiluh ~ tnillef orders issued ~
the communications IA accordance with
this construction The railroads %
Cuurse. would have the fight " any
iiilKant 10 contest gfdsfs which they
believed 20 be unjust bat this would
not Ubstiutt ne continuance W the
orders 0n any ground eAcgpt their
iawfuinesa Courts would review TIE
rsasgnabieness u rif n me manner
permitted BY the h91ee tlL
How acceptable iris proposed
afBe1dment viii be "a the majority n
the opponents of the bill has not
been ascertained. II il e0mpro
mise onIy ia that Il provides fyf ths
determination Of the eonstiintlDnality
OF the bin before ~ provisions are
enforced II Is believed generally that
fl adopted Il would result ia the great.
est legal contest IA the history %
the courts. Some senators not on the
committee regard the proposed com
promise as decidedly radical. rather
than moderate They contend that u
w0uie subject the law 70 defeat IN ths
courts Ths danger Of having this
legislation dspsrd on test case neces-
sarily Involving al most only an ints-
grsI part o. the question IL looked Upon
BY them with suspicion, The discus
sion was confined 70 section 4, and
principally 20 TIE definition u the
word "TraBspOrtation."
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
TRIBUTE is PAID
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

that he aims a. what washington and
Lincoln worked FOR "t1s bettsrmeHt 81
mankind everywhere" "0f al the
great characters 81 orr contemporaries
ots history" he concluded, II think
am justified IN proposing q mast 70 ths
stroBpest and ~ Atsst ana most single
and tyusst OF ~ men In our national
history, orr friend and t0wngmea,
Abraham Lincoln"
Grand HaDids, Mich, Ysb, 1zI--,rbs
fourteenth annual baBg1st Of ths Lis
coin and Young 8SB's Republican
ciuby he'd W0Dday night was a bFit
liant event, both IN attsgdaDce and IN
character ~ sDsaksys, The banasst
was spread IN me Auditorium, with
! 100 people occupying Diaess A. ne
tables ana ~ many more we're In the
galleries a feature ~ the 9se1Fs,
tiOns was screen upon which usTs
east by stsreoptleOn the portraits ~
the Speaksrs ~ fbey we're introduced
Nr. William Alden Smith vas toast
master, ana the speskerz we're POS,
master General c0ftsI10u, AmkAss1-
5Ors C0Fsa, Of NlcarsK8as Nabueo ~
Brazil; Walker, 1atiDez, N Cbnl.
Minister de Q1sss1s 0s c8ba. and M
J. Alan Be1e, o. Minnesota
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
HAMBLETON OF MAHASKA
is THE GREAT PEACEMAKER

erg Cthe general pabfic always think
Of each class as tag maximum Of
trouble in its wzyJ but trust Of
strike holds no terror for HanbIetcB,
RE knows how % soctns the former
and calm down the latter.
I'm ne Legislature Just now Alpha,
betical Hanbletop server a. thS bat
fer between two factions, which, what,
ever their outward appearance, are
bound 20 be always more or less an.
tagonistic. When the operators o.
man1 changes giving them more pom.
er OYER tfe miners and when the min,
ers demand changes giving them more
power over the operators, then Ham.
biston steps into tho breach, clips on
baif Of one demand and cuts tho in,
sides out o. the other, with tho 70
suit that q common ground, On which
both can stand, IL graded doup, flied
in and sDaoothed oYer This IL only
Hambleton'g second term, but Boss
Clarke, VINO Keeps cloSsr tab on the
members than tsey realize, served
out ehairmansslp 20 him when ms
big show started last month.
@Tfamblston hasn't much reputation
90 speiIolnder bat they sag that in
committee work he's a wbeeih0rss,"
---Des M0jnss Daily News.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
SENATE is DIVIDED ON
RAILWAY RATE BILL.

waahlna,an, h. q fsh ~ senator
lHane huflta numb into me camp ~
me radical railway saie feress ,oaaT
IA 4 SPEECH m she senate He a..
riarea thc president stood fcr pfinci.
ples N maximum and reasonable fates
wlsh power 10 review by The courts.
NE branded Ne spurious any rate BIZ
protesting % carry administration
support wHlch ga not provide fov o
judicial review. fin said BIO would
vote fuf such All even thouGh he
doubted the wisdom of government
rate making. lilo said the house nc
cepted the administration ideas IN the
Hepburn bill
Senator Tlllman introduced q rate
bill which 70 d yefItablo dragnet. az.
recting the Interstate commerce com.
mission 10 investigate whether eny
railroad Is interested IN coal OF other
products, and Il 30, 70 limit tho pro
duction. -
Washington. Feb w. With al sorts
Of compromises ruiaared the senate
committee on intefstate commerce re-
gumed consideration 81 ralirUad rate
bills under the agreemsnt to meet
daily until February ~. when vote
vii be taken The rupture In the
committee Fr.day, causing Senator
CIapp 10 wilh5raw and senatOTg Dol
liver and Aldrch % Indulge in
heated controversy over the charae-
ter Of the amendments offered, Was
smo1thed over temporarily, ~ least,
Senator Clapp. however, was not pres
ent al the last meeting
Certain opponents 81 me house bill.
who have been cOntsndlng f0r a speei-
&c recognition " that right have sug.
gestsd another. aad eoncsdedig .
more moderate. amendment This pro-
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
scrippEMcRss Telegram.

Springfield, H., FEB Bl--Cnitsd
Siateg Senator Fred r DubOis Of Idaho
was the principal orator M The annual
baaqnet At the LslaDd bDtsI Monday
night given IN honor Of Llna0ln's
birthday BY ne gaBzan,On club. Zen.
tator Dnbeis Was introduced by Henry
NJ. Merriam. president ~ the elnb. ZEN
ator Dubois aadrsg1 Waa largely given
70 gtCries reminiscent 0f LlBcOlB's life
IN Springfield n ciOsisz, he declared
tnzT whiJe LJnn0su digetHaed ether
qBrstions bs Begef rot away from the
slavery question Lincoln with One
stroke Of biz pen wiped cot slavery,
but poiyg5Isy miji szisfs. The NOr-
mons IN this tuenflei5 century, prae-
fioe polyg8my opsgiy sns have bscOfns
3 Tremendous poiiticzJ power 81 our
country. fls Declared pOiyEamy was
the greatest menace fgs1ay 70 ArBer1-
esn civilization, ana tnaf duriBz a
quarter ~ century he had been com
baftInz the evil Hs declared one eOuid
DOf sBy mOrs dlsassOeIate Apostle Read
sDoot from poiygsnY Than ons could
disaEs0ciafe slave 0wner from
Slavery. he thought nat President
Roosevelt stood for high Ideals and
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
EPPERSON BILL
LAID ON SHELF
BARRED SALOONS wiTHIn zoo
FEET o. PARKS.

Des MoIBes, Feb. 1.-THE hyperion
bin, prohibiting saloons within 700
feet Of any public park vas recon-.
mended for Indefinite postDcnement
By the house committee On suppress
zion 81 fntempcrance. The Bailey bin.
putting an occupation tar d 1900 q
rear on G. o. u. liquor non-resldent
liquor solicitors, vas also put 10 sleep
BY the same committee Represents.
tive Weeks bin DrDsidine fsB sfafs
inspection of liquors and ming
standard u purity was referred 10 d
sub-cNnmittee consisting " Weeks.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
FIRE IS DESTRUCTIVE
TEE ToWH % HEMGH9 sUsTeias
a Twenty THOUSAND GOT,
Lar loss.

Sac cry, zen, time tovn N
Nsmabs, nine miles northwest % sac
CITY, On me hliwaalles roa1, entered
a severe loss, estimated ~ almost gzor
900, b1 Srs yssteraag The IRE gtsr1y
"a IN ne osscs u q. NcTIgss's lmDl7.
mest home sbogt mn 4. ~, sn1
spread qDicb51 10 bogs directions
Two stores, . Nllara hail, llysry
barD, ana Ne w J, Dsx0a cosHpssy
lumber sheds wers barnsd, as1 fbs
printing o1fee was t1rn 0OSn ami
dragged swa1 IN inter " says farzs
store.
The Ioss IL abOat ~ foII0wss
=. MeTiRHe, implement Dall11sz ana
stoek, gz,zDes partly insured.
g. n. Kesny, tw0stogy gtO9e bnii1s
iag, incis1ing bail, an1 stock u gen
ersl fosrebandlses I0sS, N,zo0s insseI
ancs, tz6oo.
i. M. gonmerg, Iiyery barn Neams
ana equipment saye11 ioss, ti,zoe;
Insurance, noe.
W. H. 1Jixon L1mber eosnDaHy elss1g
and lumber $500, practically eoysrs
~ BY Insurance
~ " Do11, billiard fali, ioae 800.
Va IIamn, proprietor ~ bali, jo4s
$50,
n, q. BAILEY, Best HDagket am grc-
esry, bnfs1ing and stoek, tz6o9, veil
insured
y. r. cToerencF, printing cMee
t761, insured fog g560.
n. Il. Bsown, ppblisher Nsmaha nsg
iSter, ioss ezoo.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15
HARNESS sHos sUsolAsY,
Tire L. L. H0t Place Entsrss ana
foods stolen.

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