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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19

a party consisting of Or s T.
Horubeak. j. r Mayhew and wife
y Riddle and wlfs. Nrs C. %
Adkins and Miss Maud Mcclellan
'et last uiEhf ON me Flyer for San
Nutouiu. where they go 20 attend the
sfaf" meeting uf fhs Federation Of
Sunday schools. which viii D. in s.-s
sion there Tor fhe remainder ~ This
s..4sk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19
PUT OUT OF GAME.
One Nashville Player Escorted Out OF
Park by Two Policemen.

The crippled Shreveport team at
Shreveport defeated Nashville in "a
game Monday fun of wrangling. Gil
bert and Pearson were put out OF the
game. the former for kicking and the
latter for refusing to leave first base
after he had been called out and or.
dered off the filed by Umpire Buckley
in the ninth inning He was carried
out of the park by two policemen.
Nashville protested the game on this
decision. Score, Shreveport. 3 Nash
VILE. l.
Memphis. To Atlanta, 3.
New Orleans. 10 Birmingham. 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19

At the meeting yesterday after
noon of the republican executive com
mittee of Ellis county Il was decided
to hold precinct conventions through
Delegates will be elected to the counH
~ convention. which will meet in
WaNahachie for ,hv purpose of nomi-
nating fun county ticket.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19

San Antonio ard re.uru 50 90.
lHrs pa. fs. Limit 1uus %
kgstln and rsurn t6.15- com
mrucement exercises University OF
Texas Dates Of sale June sth. loth.
18th and iGth. limit Aux
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19

~ , Harley and Miss Genla Fore
hand of - inner Wen anlf@a in MAJ
rage last niEhf ~ she residence Of
"a u PARK on Oldham avenue Tn.
ceremony was performed b. Rev "
M Nexins. The contracting parsfs~
are prominent young people of the
Palmer country
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19

The urs dsps rtmeuf responded to
20 alarm this morning a. o'clo- B
which ess turned in from she Orien.
tai hotel \ small out house was
sbia4e but owing to their quick re-
,ponss- nothing serious occurred Tn.
ofigin Of the fire b. quite IN unsoivea
ri yrtsry
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19
POISON IN SAUSAGE.
Father and Two Children Dead and
Another at Point Of Death.

r amer ahd Wo CHIIdTen DEAD and
Another at Point Of Death
Fort SIpith, June 19.-J. B. Bare
more, a farmer residing near Fort
Smith, and his two children, Emma
ged five years. and James, aged eight
cen months, died Monday at Belle
Point hospita.. Fort Smith, from poi
soning. They had eaten bologna sau-
sage.
A daughter. aged seven, is at the
point of death. The mother ate none
of the sausage, and is not affected
The sausage was purchased from
street lunch stand Thursday afternoon
and was eaten at a family meal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19

German Garaerer Swings Fror, Lir,e
cf " iitosx Tree

Marshall Tea. ians r. on the r
NJ trrson place fass Wcsf ~ the
CITY Charirs "a Richter German gar
sener hanged himself from the limb -
. willos tree Hs haf tfrnpir ned 70
tsfn9 ~ttk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19

New Orleans. June lg-The man
damus asked BY jacob Ath he New
Orleans shortstop Ia compel President
Havana gh Of the southern league. IA
permit him 60 play with New Orleans.
was y uday denied 10 the uited
states circuit court
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19

Victoria. Tes Iun. ~ T. Hsr&aa
a MestcAn. scot and fatally ~ounds 4
Aifcus. A@shsdo HAraaG iir~d toe
shstS iakius effect ia tn. ho~sls
from the effects 90 shieh As@bsdo de
felF hours l@teT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19
WEALTHY NEGRO SLAIN.
tennessee Thompson and Juhn Cul.
bersor n cdleo With Ruckxsot

Waco June While Tennessee
Thompson. on. OF the wealthiest negro
farmers in the state. was seated In
a buggy with his wife Monday, he was
riddled with huckshot and Killed At
The tim. he Vas in Eas; Waco John c.
Cr'tsrson his hired man. also q negro
~as slain toe. F. " Huddlesou and
Jacob Thompson. also negroea we're
Jailed tn. affair Nr,w Of cut ~ a
dispute in regard 20 celebration Of
EmanCl patton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19
ALL WILL OPERATE.
District Officials Say the Revolt viii
Be of Little Consequence.

Fort Smith, June l9.-District Of
ficials of the United Mine Workers of
America. now here, say that all union
coal mines in the southwest will be
in operation b. the end of the week
IN accordance with the agreement
reached at Kansas iCty.
The district officials say that the
Hartford, Ark, revolt win prove of
little consequence and they expect
the mines there to resume within a
day or SO
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19
MORRIS PAROOkED.
Former Wealthy Texas Banker 10 Re-
leased From Federal Prison.

leased From Federal Prison.
Atlanta. June 1S-President Roose-
welt has granted pardon to Samuel
H Morris. formerly a wealthy banker
of Hereford. Tex. who WAS convicted
of appropriating portion Of the
banks funds three years ago, and
sentenced to five ears in the FEEDER
al prison at Atlanta. The sentence is
CON muted To the present. Tn. pardon
was granted on account OF failing
health
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19

Philadelphia. 3 Cleveland .
Chicago = Brstsr. F.. nftrsu in.
ringv
= fouls f. Washington 81
V..t~rif s Sew NurA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19
Harris Takes Oath.

Eaton, O.. June 19.-The oath Of Of
flee was taken by Lieutenant Governor
Harris here Monday night before
Judge Tisner of the common pleas
court.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19

Galveston. q hesnrncnf =
usmssrz s. lac Charles 9
SIS AHfcufo E. tin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19
Harris a Republican.

Columbus, O., June 19.-Governor
Harris, the new executive, is q Re
publican.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19

r~f1as Waru : rrn lnuirw~
Fnrt WortA q TsmTls
c. urrr 3 GrssuxlIle
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-19
Eloin Butter Sales.

Elgin. Ill, June 19.-Butter sales for
past week were 679 600 pounds.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

o@uIterx-9rai. Ssren. ia sss 80 NIB
tna Dtrni&rxnt, lnc 10 amss tsretcsut.
lie, 10 Dts IL Hf,zxb 12r.
OsY66elteS e@pstxsatIe go sxpesxlpfss
Besep Rss sa6 90: Rla=ss ssxs ZIG. oo; scn.
~ 5000; 4sort aIscr gIs.sn; xansf
Sls. 0o.
&atrfe - 4erdu6erts 6ratusxS Sc j..
8raxtfurter 7}e; SoIrgsa tn Dssno Tee 10
xu& SIC.
Spee-4!are Gstss. 80 biz 20 ytuxb tm
Uurni@nttt, lske; &Iars Estes. 90 Bib 80
Dfuao, l2ie; SIers DsuisS, IS bs 80 5taxt
Ale; 1s bts D.. l8e: Il BIB Is Efaah,
lle; 3Iaze Sfa6ex, 8 sS 90 Btusp, f2fe:
sRa6ex IL BIB 1s Hfrkt l2f; elars rs.afm6
Bio 8 Rfunb. La
SrabfaG'S ped-9Iasa oxaitfs Sa1sh zoe
seudbIter euear eSrsb 2os. a-~7 9taxt ts
Dlr&i&ntt 17e be- . Stuzs tA Txs&p
i@attt 1sc; 10 BIB rs $fuRb ts FsgSs4att
lie; 6Efaxb tn T,r3,Hssn. isnaI. I84t.
6 Efanh I'M Eurci@xtt. i4zsGi. I8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

TrHGes NinhfeH&-@saIt4s 9tiss - 81
&c; biefiee etiess 0s-8ie ; 4tsfes kixba
$50 BIZ 200 Rfuxe 78s; sssfss Sa4s GOO
BITS $50 Yfunb SIC 4Rbs 6S0 DO eSG 4ftub
81; Stier Boroespsertd &c, 0tsW ctsten
r.ersel lie, Rttb 0txtssstss3sg 10lt. tEssb
HorberuterteI &c. Mt Surhssptsstd 8Se. Sae
0tntsrSterteI 9e.
5rtiGss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10Ke. etnssss
uterteI le}e. SorbeuserteI exc.
SrH&ss e4afRetf0 - 2dHmsex ~ $nxx1
Lee ; e@ofe S3e: 0Qsaid l8s; NedS bah
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05
0esSeOe.

Bshe1 - SO. 3 rptber IT,, auf &s;st
fen, 78e Don NRbIen +; 70. 8 rstssy n,
DECEMBER, 7Bs; BasexwetseR 78e.
NeIi@torn - go. / usss zM en- 2
rstS 46e go. 8 rets 49,: 70. 4 ris
43s; 70. 2 wetS semHtci As No. Q
wetS sensi&t i5s; Re. Z wdf sszss'Q.
48e; 10. 2 seIb 44e; 20 8 ssIb a
70. 1 selb 42e; 30. Q 9srai9s a
70. 9 aeu:si&t 4ic; 20. 4 ssnstct - /:
3pIbea l6s.
eais 30. 3 wetser 8t3 : En . rs!sR
84ie: 20. 2 0euui4ter 84ei 10. Q ssxa&ta
e8ae.
3e - 80. / atutotbb tl6 %. No
3, 81. %.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

esisar Gureb S@sxtsa - Gsfa nnaIstst:
1870 Rtsnh Ia: ID Rtsxs l6&e; lois
pfunb iSS: Bspesie naalt:Si : So-le Ifxab
&c; L. Yhsrb lBs : 10 1tub Lie ; 10
4rsnb lSe.
SaItsrna4s Sauin-s ID 9 Ptuss sss:
Q BIB II Efunh Sie.
epe6, gxsI.-Osmdbltsx, 9 b3 10 pfuaa
tn Dnr4i&ntt, 17Se; - b IL pfmsb II
Dur&f&nttt, LEX.
eeborrtes HtxbasF@ 49, 0Atxsss. re.
Cd. lAlS Wubsdsstsa tx; Sassxi. l63
0Rb4d Ice.
e@mab - u xseresD-l. casi. lie:
oxaftdt l0fe; Q. n~aItta l0}e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

SahtanapsIts RaHeesBueFG
0eu0bnIs BIZ gutter 10-lae; Srssaa ss ..
rdblter lA-16e 8ang 8aA-8ss ssEhss
Derosp 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 2s-S2e.
Sx Bafetsa:
Hrtofa $15.75. 2tox 81 as, Series 81 90
Caracas ia. 30. DtumortbY III 70, . ae
Sara BlexA $500, GItmar Sata HIexh
s1b-75. D,riea $lS.76.
Sa6er-Doutnoes 7.67s 5ti6,rGes 6.0l
yuIpertFrter 5.42e; x3x1 pulpessNxsn SAFE.
ishaer sraxulirter 6.12e; GHses 6.57ei Gnss
isetaoxers' u 6.17e; HfSsenocb Z 4.s2e; Fsk
xtr j l.82e; empire 14.77s; Sessa eysss
OOse1 8 4.72e Btxbfer Grtsa 6 A.es.
RiSoepooe 9 l.sse; seIbes 8 6:6ss; Is ssG
BEG Z.87.
sfRs-Raa( go OF. zeH). 8as. o. is per
0auoRe.
lidIes-24Oo I'm 5as Is ; lson In E;ss
N.be: 1900 ta aaIbfas $3.50; 400 TO Sc
$3.50.
Ganbpe6KG Stansen semti4t &c: eco.
ess seu,i&t &c Banner 9wtf 8e: &ssas
Doxbons lie: Es. Q greau1 aemat2t 1o<
NtHe-DrastI nea lie bs Lee; 8tIserts 10
NanbeIn II; wei9f9oIsse saxSsIx lie.
Soebex RarseIa 1be; PeGxitS b be sss.
ser6fete BIS &c: GuoItf&e EaIxeHs eSs
0etrudnete Tri@te-xepfeI. an oa pzs
setro6net. Sc; Sobanxesbeerex O. BIB 8 &c;
6trox 16e bB zoe; Nofxex, . 9rpEx, psf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

aerfsI - %! o0-4.61 pet Gas.
Granberries-$s.5o pei Sab.
Bancnsa s1.75-2.S6 ; !Istps el--sl.2S.
Gstronen a 0)-7.00 ~ &ska
Drangen - 50. 1885 pes &sRs.
STrf&e, $1.76-2.50p er NufbeI.
California BFain1en, $1.76 BITE Rife:
8trmen, $2.50--8 30 per Sat.
Deiutrauten, $40 b,snbert 36rbe.
gerfmmons, 90e bic Rife.
OsmHie.
Rotbe Rabem So per SeS.
gsIe9-lts Bis 4oe per Dutsnb.
sraut - $12-$1l per Tunne.
6IumemiobI $1.26 per DuibeI.
eaIot - l6e pes BfanS.
SwiebeIn - Eotbe NIB wesse $l.eo BIB
81 80 PEI Sab I; epaxti4e 8utsbsIn sL.@
per Rife.
geterfIie 1850 PEI Datsxb DuzQss.
RartoHeIn-$1 s. psr Got
Mabiefe Soc pei Du&sxs Bun&ee.
ehbiartcEeIn - Strstnta S6.36 ; bdItt'
more sIfB-2.76 Serie4 a. 90 - 1890
per Sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

Outtes, gses uaD 0sVHss.
cdabIer besabIex fsIeeaps Hresisi
Srti@e Gia-2s: PEI Tutsrh.
nihner eye, edtns 8. Tnrssts-Il--iSe,
Gnten &c, @dnie &c.
butter - 2ounxp. l8e, 4rsaa,sss 80,
0lsia 3ae
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05


MAIDEN. Mufieben srreat bic Mtttbsi.
tun9. baB fribere geriu8e bic boil.
fdnoiss unssfdbrliatsit bon &Oburit
f,Ibf unter 6ammsrfdldasn barsetban
bdtten.
8roBbritannien.
prof. 3 o d m fon3er.
ttrte.
8 b o n, 4. Se3. prof. Soa.
dim. Der 3ur 3eit NIT ieineni bsrhbnt'
ten StreiGauartetf In 2onoon fon3sr-
tirt uno In bieisn 2onprtsn idmmt'
lids 3OmpOFtionen grabmsf&sr aam'
mermuft gu Gebbr gu brinsen eebsntt.
tpuros nod 6anortnabam entbotsn
uno COB bort aus AnlaB Der Gsisr bss
@sburtstasss Der 20nisin 1Isranora
Elm Hon3ert. Nnpeienb tparen 96nig
gomarb, bic 26nisin Meranora. Der
Bring bon WaIss NIT @emablin unb
bas norussii&s 2~bnisspaar.
/ StcIien.
3ur &ete fr ben . ap 4.
Rom, 4. DECEMBER. Die @ens'
ral. Snipsition Der @iisnbabnen bot ben
1uftrug gum umbau bes Waggons oss
Pnpfss erhalten. Gin ben bier gden
bisiss Dassons. Der felt benz Sabre
1870 ni9t bsnubt tporbeu if, bsfinbsn
HID bier bersOloste gnssl, Ct III NIT
tpeibsm Sammet sspolfert unb bat
einen ~tra9barsn Nltar.
Die Anoronun9 uiro lebboft beipro.
den unb bot aqaemstn BITE Gra9e Der.
p%otgsrufen, oh Hs au bsoeuten babe,
oaB Der pupf ben Watitan su bsrlafsn
geosnfe.
Drobbrtef On BEN 36nts.
WaiIanb. 4. DECEMBER. Die
poli3si In Bergamo uno anberudrts
iu4t eifris nod benz abisnber zines
E~rObbrisfes an ben R6nig @ietor @ma.
nueI. en- benz 8risfe pirb bon einent
2ompIott elmer v0eiligsn alian3" sur
@rmorbune bss 26nigs eefpro6sn.
Bts isbt bat absr bic pOli3si ni9t
ben serinsffen anbaltspuntt Rnbsn
t0nnen.
Yerfen.
Der g &ah e%rnennt einen
&egenten.
Seberan, 4. DECEMBER. Die
Ra9ri&t, bab @obammeo aIt Rirsa,
Der 8bronfolser unb isbige @Oubsrnsur
bon Aserbaiian. aus Sabri3 mad Sebe.
ran berrfen ruorbsn III, I'm oie &easnt.
i9aft ag tibsrnsbmen, III bier Offilisd
befdiiet tporbsn. 9ieIss qsf9ab auf
ben fps3tsl.n Wuni9 bes s8abs. Der
f9psr front barnteoerlieet unb mad
Der MnR9t Der aer3ts faum nit benz
2eben babonfommeri tpiro.
Die grri&tung elmer perRf6sn Na.
tionaIbanf urb bic Mbi4lisBung elmer
intsrnationaIsn anleibe, UNI oas 2anb
bon ausldnbiidsn 6inan3iers gu Be-
frsien. f&eini isbt seft&ert gu fsin,
unb uie BIER amtIi& betannt aessbsr1
wurbe, fol bic Bant f&on In ben nd9.
Hen Wo9sr1 srbfnst uerben.
Marofio.
Bsrubigunes mabre9eIn
9etroffen.
Sen 4. Te3. Der 2ris9sminiRsr
bss Sultans bsfinbet R& NIT 1900
Wann auserlsiener 6olbaten auf ben,
Wari3s nod 9anser, UNI @ubs unb
Oronung tn ben aufrhbrertt&en De.
bieten bss 2anbes tpisoer ber3ufslen.
@lei&ssiiis bsfnbst R& Elm marotta-
nii9ss Rrisssf&iH nit $50 Rann
rssuldrsr Eruppsn on Boro auf Der
6abrt nod &anaer, I'm. ebenfaas BET
Der WieOsrberRsQung Der Oronuns bon
Der Ssefeite aus NIT au heIfen. Hiefe
l1niernsbmungsn Der marottanif9sn
Rssieruns fsben In gintIans nit ben
Whni&sn bes ~biplomatif&en @orps Der
frembsn Wd&te, usI4e tn elmer an
ben WiniRer bes aeubern ibsrianbien
Note Elm ensreii&ss ginl&reiten Der
marotianii@en Weaieruns In ben R&
In anar&te befinoli&en TiRriitsn bes
2anbes fateaotif& berlongten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

gxsros . HeriaufspttHs SmFSessss'
S@pesertdie 8ee pes 3fnxh sxpsiasAst
6&rueseridie ls<, Miseoxfx 8ssssa . 2Sll
ll3, Sem Dori 93tsDars lAI sssssn,
f4er 2sasburasr &c., Gid l6e,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05
&rifgfrH9r
8efiir6tnngen iuerben bIr9 bic NggreiiiDitdt 6er
Sapaner tit allen 9dnoer1 tua9gernfeu.

Ginmarfh Der Sapaner. grnfe S%efHrdungen wsen sines aress.
SHlfe fHr Spfer Der &atahrppbe. 6nrdtbare Gtirnne toben.
Brpf. Soadin fostrtre. Sur &siie fhr ben Yapf.
Srobbrief an ben &0nig. Sdab ernennt einen
Hegenteu. = gerubiguussuaBrsseIu seruHeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05
Tranfreih.

z
gen zines 2rteees
paris, 4. Tss. Der iapanii8'
ameritanii9sn Rontrppsrie piro In
aasrlsstsr 3sit srbbbtss SntersHe snt'
ssesnssbra6t, neil feniatiOnslle Seps.
idsn sinastrofsn ino, uel&s bie Sud-
Iass bersits fur 10 bsbrobIi9 binfeIen.
als Oh Elm Qrisa ;mif6sn. Sapari uno
ben Der. Staaten unausbleibli1 udre.
Die iapanif&e goif6aft CAB inbehsr
sins berubi9snoe @rfldruns ab. inoem
betont muros. baB BITE angsbli6s gnts
rtifung tn Japan ibsr bts San Gran.
eiseoer S1ulaneelsgenheit Farf tibsr.
trieben tuorosr iet. go oenfe Riemanb
on Rrisg In Sapan.
2onbon. A. Te3. prdRbent
Rpoiebelt's 8sriu9e, BITE S4wteris-
fsitsn 3i iali4tsn. bic 3wif1sn Sapan
uno ben Der. Staaten be3tisli4 Der
3Hrtdisbuns iapaniider e&ultinoer
tn Sun 5raneiseo entfanben fno. tuer'
ben bier nit Der gr6btsn 6pannung
uno sinissr gsIOrgnib beoba3tst. Aud
bic bieRssr 3situngen brtngsn isnfa.
tionsls geri8te tiber cine sunsbmenos
Spannung suii6sn Sapan unb ben
Der. Staaten unb iber oie R6sIi1teit
zines 2rieaes suif&sn biefeH beiben
Nationen.
China.
ginmar4 Der Sapaner.
S%arbtn, Wanbi8urei, A. Deg.
@rOss gsiorgnib bsrriat In Der sansei
Wanbf6urei iiber bas @orbrinssn Der
Snpansr. 3ablret1e neue iapanii4e
&eqimsnter tueroen In Rorea gslanbet
unb maridir.n auf berfdisbsnsn @s.
gen In bic WanoiGursi eth. Drobun'
gen Der Sapaner unb &btneien. bob He
Rublanb 3uinsen tusrbsn, Rd big BIN
ter Den Baifal.S See 3urtd 3usieben. bort
man ideli9. no Sapansr 30 trefen
fnb. Sfe Situation mirb BIER tdgli9
unerirdsli9sr unb bas 2risssminiis.
RUM In ct. petersburg III BON
ben hisF9en 3ufdnben bena9ri9tigt
tporosn.
SentfhIanh.
ShIfe Oper Der
Rata z ropbe.
gffeu, 4. Deg. Snfclss bss snt'
fsbIiGen rnbsils. iuel1es bur& bie
grpIoRon Der Ruburit'G abrit bet benz
uehfdltf&en Orte annen aneeridtst
ruorbsn III. Rnb sablrsi3e 6amilien
BEN 9r6bien @leno preisee9eben. gr.
frsuli9.rustie limb idon Sammlun'
gen fur bic 5ilfsbsbtirftisen einselei.
tst tporbsn. tuosu Der 2aiier bura feline
fofort nod gmpfang Der S9rsdsns'
Tumble ansewieiene Spenoe bon Is, 600
Mart ben Mnfob gsgeben bat. Nud
bic 4atIerin bat benz combs bereits
sinen r~ambaftsn Betrag tibsrmieien
uno suslsi& ibr innisffss gsilsib gum
Ausorud gebra9t.
Gur@tbare sthrme
toben.
Bremsr n, 4. Tea. Geit r1etre.
rem Sasen tOben auf Der Norofes
fur&tbareIS tfirme, unb an Der from.
30Hi&en, sngIiI&sn, bo0dnbif9sn. bsuts
f&en notwithstanding Rnb aablrsi9s
tisins Gabrseuas seffranbet. Man
fir&tet, baB au& rnebrere iiberfdlige
gr6bere S&iffe Ibem fur&tbaren Orfan
3uHI SpIer 8eI1ueu Vno.
Berbre&en beranIaBte
Ratafropbs.
6agen. 4. Oe3. Inter Mufbie.
tune aIler 2rdfte Rno BITE Bsb6roen
bemtibt, bis urfu9sn Der fur9tbaren
@oburitsrploRon Bel BEN tueRf1lti&en
6abrtfort Innenl In bollRsm umfanss
aufauilaren. Inter 3uaisbune bon
6a3perfdnbi9en msrbsn 3u bisiem
3wsd auf Der unslhdsRdtie bic sinee.
benbRsn unteriu&uneer espfogen.
Der bon benz Director Der e~rpIobirten
Gabrii iofort nod Der QataRropte aus.
gsipro3ene 9eoante, baB bieis nur bic
Solss zines berbre&erii8sn Ani&laas
aeweIei ietn tbnnte, gsiutnnt rns9r unb
mebr an Soben. Sngsntsurs, tpsl@s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

= Der srobs QOblenhrsti In Seth.
bridge. alberto. gentralameriia. iR
beenoet.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-18
Primitive Water Pipes.

Very primitive water pipes Of an an
Client date have been discovered in the
streets of Manchester, England. They
were followed out tree trunks fitted
together so as to make wooden con-
duit. The joints were somewhat In
the style Of those Of fishing rod. the
thin end Of one trunk being made to
At into the thick end of the other. It
Is supposed that this means Of sup
plying Manchester with water was in
use about 200 years ago. and discOv-
cries Of the same kind made In other
towns go to confirm that view The
boring through the wood was about
four inches in diameter. The supply
of water In those days was not only
much less in absolute quantity than
now, but very much less In proportion
to the population.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-18
CASTALIA
From our regular cOrresdondent.l

From our regular cOrresdondent.l
July 16, 1870.
Mrs. Ella Harvey went to DEBORAH
Tuesday night and from there went to
Waukon Wednesday to attend a con-
vention of the Rebekah lodge.
Miss Agnes Saurjer returned from
Luana Wednesday.
Mrs. G. G. Thornton was in Cler-
mont Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Brooks and children returned
to West Union Wednesday.
Frances Kane went to Ossian Thurs
day.
Austin Hetland left for North Dako-
ia Thursday night.
The ball game Sunday between Cas-
Italia and nine from Clermont result
ed in favor of the home team 6 to 0.
Not so worst, after all.
Frank Musser of Monona was in
town Friday.
Mrs. A. @. Tatro and daughter re-
turned from their trip Monday.
The M. B. A. lodge initiated class
of seven Thursday night.
MIS-. MAI IlOldiidu VI OSSldn was
in town Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Clark returned from
Postville Friday night.
Mrs. D. Scully is on the sick list.
Alta Thornton returned from
Austin, Mimi. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn of Rossville
visited the F. A. Stanley home
Saturday.
Mrs. John McMartin returned from
Wisconsin the latter part of the week.
Fred Shellhamer was born in
Shonbaugh, Germany. Sept. /, 1860,
and died at Castalia, Iowa, July 8,
1906. He was married to Katrine
Mundt Feb. 20, 1883, and to them were
born seven children, two boys and five
girls. One son died about ten years
ago and the remaining six children
with his wife, one brother and two
sisters survive him.
Mr.. Shellhamer was a member of
the Lutheran church in Germany. The
funeral was held at the u. B. church
Tuesday and was crowded to the
utmost, friends and nei ghbors from
POstville came to show their last tri-
butte of respect to good citizen. Rev.
Paulson of Luana and Rev. Mont
gomery officiated. The M. B. A. lodge
of which he was member attended
in body
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-07-18
BURR OAK.

| ON our regular correspondent.
July IT,, 9O6.
E. Thayer of Waverly, Wash, was
a guest last week of F. E. Roberts and
family.
Mrs. j. Ackerson accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. j. Wemett, drove to
Cresco Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at the Emery home.
B. Sands has rented the shop of
Geo. Shelley for the purpose of re-
painting vehicles etc.
The L. A. s. Will meet the 25th inst
with Miss Helen Farley.
Preparations are being made for
field day to morrow. Ball game and
races in the aftern DON, dance in the
bowery at night
Mrs Thomas Morrison spent few
days. last week with her children in
DEBORAH
Last week closed the strawberry
picking at Hope IS fruit farm. Amount
picked for the season is 5, 500 quarts.
DR.. Whitbeck is on business trip
in Wisconsin.
More than half of the people in the
city and suburbs took in the picnic
yesterday to Chimney rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Morrison depart
ed Saturday for Oneida. Iowa to
assist in the Cornell store there.
Greenside's picture and museum
show was not very largely attended
Friday night owing to dance at
Button and one in +. Rollins new
barn.
Mrs. Lane and sons, Mr.. Pfeiffer
and granddaughter, Miss hanon,
made business and pleasure trip up
from DEBORAH Tuesday in elegant new
auto.
Mrs. Geo. Potter went to Harmony
last week to consult DR.. Cloudy about
her little daughter Leila.
Mr.. Riedash of Dakota has been
spending a couple of weeks at the
Darling home.
The wedding of Mss Julia Wingate
and Mr.. j. Lindsay took place at the
home of j. Wingate last Thursday
after noon before an assembly OF re-
latives and friends. After an Ella
borate luncheon Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay
departed for tour to California and
other points.
Mrs. M. Feltis has been lying at
the point of death for several days.
Her sons J.tFeltis of Canada and 5.
Feltis of Dakota were sent for and are
with her also her son William OF De-
corah.
Frank Peacock of DEBORAH is en-
joying hay making on the Rice farm.
Geo.. Bents and family of Chicago
have been visiting the past week with
relatives here.
Miss Ivy Schanck leaves tomorrow for
duties at West Superior Wis.
Mrs. J. E. Briggs gave party
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
daughter Iowa's 10th birthday, SO little
girls enjoyed the occasion.