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Amador ledger., 1906-03-23
',.TWiXt Love and Money"

There was house crowded to the
doors in Loves hall on Saturday, st.
Patrick's day, to witness the four
actcomedy, entitled ''Twixt Love and
Money" gotten up by Jackson anna
teuIs in aid of the Catholic church.
1t has been customary for many years
to give performance in aid of this
cause Oh st. Patrlck's day, and the
occasion has always drawn full
audience. On the last occasion,
nearly all the seats we're sold as
reserved" at 75 cents each; the
demand being greater than the
supply. Many were kept away owing
to the inability to secure seats.
The play itself was nicely adapted
to amateur talent, and all the char
acters were really we'll sustained.
Indeed, as whole, the play passed
off If anything more smoothly than
anything seen in the local line for
a long time. Mrs Duden, who was
to have taken leading part. was sick
and unable to act. Her place was
filled very creditably by Mrs Bessie
Nettle. The cast of characters was as
follows:
Lillian Brough, Major Warrington 8
ward, Mrs q. l.. Thomas.
Hannah Timms, wife of Dave, Mrs
Nettle.
Peggy Potter, her niece. Mrs T. A.
Hedgpeth.
Herbert Van Allen, a wealthy young
man, j. W. Phelps, jr.
Andrew Van Allen, Herbert's uncle,
S. F. Dal Porto.
Julian Hawke, Herbert's IS false friend,
George Luse.
Major Warrington, blind veteran,
Geo. A. Gordon.
Jimnel Briggs, d. B., a promoter
of enterprise, +. b. LEMON.
Martin Clench, engaged to Lillian,
Walter Caldwell.
Bill CIench, his brother, W. NJ.
Penry, jr.
Uncle Dave Timms, a fisherman, B.
+. Gilbert.
There was a dance after the per-
formance, at which there was large
number of participants. Dancing was
kept up until three o'clock.
The net proceeds are not yet given,
but the amount that will be left for
the church after paying all expenses
will reach gratifying proportions
The gross receipts may not quite
reach the total of some previous
years, owing to the fact that the sales
of so cent tickets we're not as large;
but the reserved seats and the attend
ance at the show more than up to
expectations.
The gross receipts, according to full
returns, amounted to s434; and the
expenses to about 800; which leaves
net balance of over S345 for the
church. This is said to eclipse the
record of any previous year.
The best safeguard against head
ache, constipation and liver troubles
is DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Keep
vial of these famous little pills in
the house and take dose at bed time
when you feel that the stomach and
bowels need cleansing. They don t
Amador ledger., 1906-03-23
Birthday Celebration.

A small gathering of friends and
neighbors met at the home of Mrs P.
Leonesio in Scottsville, on Sunday
evening in honor of the birthday
anniversary of John Martin and Peter
Luke, the former being So and the
latter 73 years of age. The evening
was pleasantly passed in card playing,
after which light refreshments we're
served by the hostess. The aged
veterans entertained the company
with songs, and good time generally
was had.
Amador ledger., 1906-03-23

About 200 Native Sons and Daueh-
teIs assembled at Shields hall, and
marched to the outskirts of the town
to accompany the remains to their
last resting place. 1t was the largest
funeral cortege witnessed in that
town for many years.
Each of the victims leaves a wife
and two small children; also a
mother, two brothers, and three
SISTERS
Amador ledger., 1906-03-23
Unclaimed Letters

In jackson post office March %, 1906.
Luigi BerrIacqua, lila Berberovich,
Domenico Deghi (2), Joseph Escaill-
ier, Vito Flores, Vase Kecovich,
Giovanni Pozzelan, NicoIo Porrozzo,
Will Stern, NJ. EIaovich.
Amador ledger., 1906-03-23
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
piles. Duggists are authorized to
refund money if Pazo Ointment fails
to cure in to IA days. SOC.
Amador ledger., 1906-03-23
Bad Indeed.

Losing flesh is indeed a bad sign.
Take Scott's Emulsion for it. For
weak Indigestion, for defective nour
ishment, for consumption, take
Scott's Emulsion. 1t restores flesh
because it strikes to the cause of the
loss.
Amador ledger., 1906-03-23

When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that w. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
Amador ledger., 1906-03-23

The best safeguard against head
ache, constipation and liver troubles
is DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Keep
vial of these famous little pills in
the house and take dose at bed time
when you feel that the stomach and
bowels need cleansing. They don {
grippe. Sold by f. W. Rusher.
Amador ledger., 1906-03-23

Dtal rainfall for season to date. "a 25 inches
D corresponding period last season 25. "
Amador ledger., 1906-03-23

Get the weak spots IN your old mar
uess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
MURDER MAY END
FIGHT AT DANCE
EARNEST WHITAKER FHlol4rruL.
~ GUT WITH KNIFE.
DAVE MCCAIN THE AssAlLANr
Trouble Resulted early In The Morn.
Ing at Dance AZ J. M. G. Ander.
son Hcme.--Wonan Cause
OF the Disturbance.

In row nj a dance At the J. M. O.
Anderson home, 1904 Second avenue
West, about 1880 O'Clock this morn
Ing, Dave McClain frightfully slash.
cd Earnest Whitaker about tho face
and neck. infiicting serious II not fatal
wounds. The fight from which the
cutting resulted had .ts origin in trou-
BE, II III said, over a woman.
The row occurred just ais the dance
which although rather loosely con.
Quoted had been without serious trou.
BILE broke UP. Trouble had been
brewing between the men for some
tirIe IL Is said, McClain having resent.
ed fancied insult tc his inamorata.
The cutting occurred in the door.
yard of the Anderson home. The bad
blood between the boys led 70 blows
and clinching and the cutting occur
red In the mixup. After the slashing
McClain went to bis home on North
Market street, whore he was arrested
by Officers Donneily and Henley.
Whitaker was taken Into the Ander.
son home, where he is under the care
OF a surgeon. DR.. swaIens is attend.
ing.
Conflicting stories are told by the
friends Of each copbatant. It is at.
flrmed and denied thai Whitaker also
had knife or razor. MeCiain show.
ing cut hand In support OF his con.
tention OF self defense. No weapon,
however, was found on the young
man or near the scene OF the cutting
McClain's friends this morning
stated that the cutting was in self
defense as the result Of a fight which
originated in the Anderson home, and
aIlege whitaker to be the aggressor.
They declare that, in fun, as Whit.
taker entered doo;, McClain de-
manded the password. He receiy-
ed, according to the story he told his
parents, blow In return, and from
the blow developed the cutting cpl.
sode.
Neither OF the participants IA much
over II years OF age. McClain Ii In
the employ OF Guy Woodin. WHIT
taker lives at 314 Ninth avenue East
II was only by d gixteent
inch that the razor welded by Dave
McClain missed the jugular vein ON
the right side Of yourg Whlttaker's
neck. The neck IL giashed from I'M
derneath the ear about four inches
down upon the Jaw bone. A second
cut Is under the chin, just over the
wlndpipe, and rs also serious, being
about two inches long There were
other cuts on the BOYS nose, chin and
hand.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
MINER LOSES HAND.
AN ACCIDENTAL EXPLOSION AT
CRICKET PROVES TO BE
VERY SERIOUS.

Cricket Mines, Jan. q Jack Smith,
the shotfrer at Cricket mine, lost,
hand and had narrow escape with
his life in an accldeh. at the mines.
Mr.. Smith was Just gettlng ready 10
deliver his dynamite and caps TO the
miners and while Rstting some caps
out Of box drop Of hot oil from
his lamp dropped into ire box OF caps
and discharged them, blowing mis- hand
of and filing his face full OF flying
fragments OF the exploded caps. SIT.
ting by his side was q box OF dynamite.
II that had exploded Mr.. Smith would
not have been here 70 tell what hap.
pened. This Is a hard blow 70 Mis-.
Smith, she being sick AZ the same
time. Kind neighbors are doing all
they can for the unfortunate man. pr.
Wood, Of Buxton, ami Dr. Anderson,
OF Russey, amputatcd biz hand at the
wrist.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
WAYS OF THE WICKED
Police Round Up A Number For Inn
moral Conduct.

Worried BY the nothing doing"
story in the courts eaeh day, consta
bIes Andrews and woodruff and ON.
Gers DonnelIy and Henley last evening
visited the headquarters OF the Rag
time Brotherhood" ard transDlanted
from the conservatory, near the Cen.
uaI tracks. several excellent speci.
mems OF the dusky lilies what toll
not" The arrests tncIuded two won.
en- and three men, Nina Brown, Bea-
trice Smith, John Heed, Berman
Woodson and Fred Taylor, the last said
10 have been the horticulturfst who as
Sembled the choice collection which
Is now housed 10 the county jail
awaiting trial Monday on charge Of
frequenting a house RI ia fame. Reed
IL white.
Ashford Eeighbors aEd Sadie Kirk
land, two colored folks. were arrested
last evening By the officers while on
their roundup, charged with iewdness.
II ~ alleged that tacy have been Nv.
Ing together, while inc defense de-
clareg that me women only runs d
roomlng house.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
KIND ACTS REWARDED
]. w. WOODBRIDGE, or OHIO, BE.
oUEATHs CLINTON MAN A
FORTUNE OF S252,o0o.

Clinton, Ia, Jan. 27.--H. q. Thorn,
a checker employed In the stockyards
of the Chicago & Northwestern Rail.
road company In this city, has fallen
heir 20 a fortune Of s252, 900, bequeath-
ed to him by an aged Ohio man whom
he had befrIended twenty years ago.
j. w. Woodbridge is tae donor IL the
fortune which comes 10 the Clinton
family. Woodbridge came 70 thIf ssst
ton Of the state In canvas Covered
wagon twenty years ago, and settled
on small farm between Lawton and
MassiIlon, near where the Thorn fam.
ily lived. Another nelghbor was John
Sharp Of Massillon, Iowa, who also
comes in for a large fortune, having
been remembered by Mr.. Woodbridge,
who died recently I'm ohlc. The Thorn
and Sharp families befrlended the new
arrival In their section OF the state,
and performed many little acts OF
kindness for him. He remained In tho
neighborhod for five years, then left,
and nothing more was heard Of him
until the other day, when the two
families received tldlngs OF the death
Of their former friend, and the be.
quests ne had made item.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
LITTLE CHANGE is
NOTED IN TRADE
WEATHER is rnE WAX SPOT.
Activity N Building Operations is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Prospects
For spring Trade~-Flubbsr
Mills Running light

New York. Jan. n. iiradstfsets
says. Barring a touch 81 cold wealth
or In the west, the season still retains
its previous appearance " h mid, open
winter, With natural effects upon 70.
tai trade, Industrial operations In gem
efal and prices Of many commodities
witch tend downward Perhaps the
most notable feature at present 10 the
continued activity 10 building. which
has practically gone on wftout a
break aud which is making new rec
ords IN prices 0f lumber and In demand
Tor other materials. Az " spring trade,
only optimistic reports are current.
Shipments are being called for and
made freely. 0Dsn weather faYoring the
railways AZ rarely before 70 handle the
large business offering. The excellent
condition Of the farming interests Is
shown BY very heavy buying OF agri-
cultural implements at the west aud Of
fertilizers At the south. the latter ap-
paFentiy presaging heavy acreage ia
cotton the coming spring. Needed snow
covering ~ reported IN many parts Of
he winter wheat belt, heretofore bare
and good reports come from Texas and
California as the results u recent
heavy precipitation. The cold follow
lng the storm seems 70 have done no
harm IN the sections affected"
r. q. Dun Il Co., In their Weekly
Review Of Trade, say: mo change aD-
pears IN the business situation, wealth
or conditions fayoring outdoor work,
but causing accumulation Of heavy
weight wearing apparel Reports from
the northwest are favorable, but most
other sections have found bargain sales
necessary 10 reduce stocks Of winter
gDo1S, News Of the week is gatisfac-
tory, especially ~ regards the manu-
factnTs and distribution Of spring
goodg. Products for fan are also or
oersd freely, notably IN the footwear
industry, Iron and steel plants have
made steady progress and the manu-
featuring consumption o. fuel IL heavy,
bot household demand for anthracite
coal reflects the mild temperature that
has prevailed. Labor discussions are
not settled, bat there is little serious
Interruption on this account.
Failures this week numbered 5S4 in
me United states against 900 last year,
ard 40 fn Canada compared with ~ q
year ago"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
OUR COLORED SOCIETY.
Ins and Outs Of the Local Colony
and Their Friends.

Henry Taylor rs still In poor health,
being sufferer from asthma.
Mrs. Martha Scott, 613 North II
street, 10 confined 20 the huse with
the grippe.
Mrs.. Libbie Klmbrough was con.
fined TO the house for few days this
week with cold.
The annual meeting Of the Central
Missouri Conference Of tho M. IL.
church (coIored) will convene IN Lex.
ington, Mo-, on Wednesday, March H.
1906.
The members Of Wesley Chapel are
arranging for a concer. TO be given
at the church on Tuesday evening.
Jan. 30, to which all are cordially in
yited.
Mrs. Baker and children, who have
been living In the city 30 the home OF
Mrs. Belle Pcrno, since last fall, have
gone to ST. Louis to make that place
their home.
Mrs. John Williams, who has been
seriously III with psr.lonitls for the
past week, Is improving slowly and
her many friends nov, have every req,
son to hope foS her speedy recovery.
VIM. Moore "a. stiIl in a very critical
condition with an affe :tion Of the stom.
acb, He IL unable 10 retain medicine
or any nourishment and II 10 dificuIt
to DO anything TO relieve his suffering.
He Is very weak and his friends feel
greatly alarmed as TO the result un,
less change for the better comes
COON.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
LADIES OF THE GAR.
Standing Committees Named By
President, Mrs. Hyde.

The oskaIooga Circle OF the Ladies'
OF the q. A. II. he'll an enthusiastic
meeting last evening. well attended
by ladies' and Post comrades. Com
rade Blair was admitted TO the Circle
and Mrs. G. w. Ames voted a member
Mrs. Hyde, president OF the Circle an
n0unced her committees for the years
work as follows:
Executive Committee--Nrs. Coium
bia Ellis, chairman; Mrs. q. ID. Jones
Miss Toyera. Mrs. Miles Prime AND
Mrs. WingheId.
Home Employment Mrs. Collins
Chairman; Mrs. II. o. Davis, Mrs.shan
non.
Floral Committee--lIrs Montgom.
cry, Mrs. Sheriff, Irene KissIck.
Visiting Committees Mrs. Josie
Myers, chairman.
First ward--Mrs. william Tolbert,
Mrs. Weatherwax, Mrs. r. McGlumphy.
Second ward--Mrs. w. III. Shaw, Mrs.
Robinson.
Third ward--Mrs. Ware, Mrs. DR.
Reilly and Mrs. Sharpe.
Fourth ward-Mrs. VreeIand, Mrs.
Ben Mccoy, Mrs. John Martin.
Fifth ward-MTs. Woodruff, Mrs.
Fisher and Mrs. Fos.sf.
Auditing committee---Mrg. Lotagh-
ridge, chairman; Mrs. sharra and Mrs.
w. X. c0gan.
Relief Committee Mrs. Mary Lun.
dy, chairman; Mrs Frank y. Davis,
Mrs, J. A. Rhinehart, Mrs Jones OF
North Third street, MIS- James Irwin.
counselor-Mrs. Jessie Loughridge.
Press correspondeHt--Mrs. C.Wood-
ruff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
IN THE DISTRICTCOURT
Disposition of Various Matters by
Judge and Jury.

In the district court Ida NJ. Black
10 suing AL E. Black for divorce. The
allegations include cuei and inhuman
treatment, habitual drunkenness and
other offenses. Custody OF the child
Ray II Black IN asked.
Charles I. Ellis axis divorce from
Alice EIHs, whom he married in 1885,
because, he alleges, g.ie win not live
with him, but has taken their five
children and gone 70 her mothers
home.
A suit fs brought IN the district
court by Jonn N, Mccoy acting for 81.
mon Lewis, against one Thomas Cav.
anaugh. Cayanangh was a saloon.
keeper at Ollie, Iowa, snd had bonn
in the Fidelity and Deposit CO., in
Baltimore. A suit was brought
against the bond for an alleged infrac-
ton Of the law 10 personal damage Of
the plaintiff and in payment Of a
Judgment OF s2,500.O0, settlement
was finally made fer about $4,000
Lewis was responsible TO the bond
company for this amount and asks
that CayanuglI be held responsible "a
him.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
CUBA WILL HONOR
WHITE HOUSE BRIDE
TRIBUTE Will nE PAID pREsL
DENTS DAUGHTER
Appropriation IL Made BY Unanimous
Vote Of $4,000 10 Purchase
Wedding GIFT For mlss
Roosevelt.

Havana, Jan. 27.-lThe senate Fri.
day evening unanimously passed an
appropriation OF $4,000 for the pur-
chase OF wedding gift for Miss Alice
Roosevelt Just before the conclusion
OF the senate, the secretary Of the sem
alto read bill which had been intro
duced Jointly by Senator Mendez Ca
pote, the vice president-elect. Senator
Alfredo zayas, president Of the Liberal
party, and Gen. Manuel sanguily, the
leader Of the Independent party. di-
recting President Palma to select q
wedding gift for Miss Roosevelt and
appropriating $4,000 therefor Each
Of the senators introducing the bill
spoke in similar strain TO Senior lay
as, who said that Cuba owed some evil
dence OF appreciation TO her unfailing
friend, Theodore Roosevelt, and that
the wedding Of HIS daughter afforded
opportunity 10 demonstrate Cubas
love for and appreciation OF her Illus
trious father. Each speaker pointed
out that all parties had agreed as to
the propriety and appropriateness OF
the making OF such gift. Before the
vote was taken Gen. Cisneros, who has
been called the most anti-American
man IN congress, voiced his approval
OF the bill and moved that II be passed
by reclamation. II was 80 passed. AS
surances are given that the house Will
take similar action.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
Happy surprise Party.

Miss Doris Dusenberry OF 2i2 Moth
Eighth street was pleasantly surpfis-
cd this afternoon BY company or 1T
tic folks who "Just happened in' 10
assist In the celebration OF her sby.
enth birthday anniversary. A merry
time was enjoyed by al. Those par
ticipating in the happy event were:
Miriam and Marjorie Eigenhart. Ruth
Smith, lone Palmer, Margaret McDow-l
ell, Helen Porter, Ruth Henderson,
Charlotte Heating, Lucille Corkey. Beu4
Iah Taylor, Annabells Paine, Lola
Long, George Rinehart. Cathsrind
Mash. Louise JerreI. Emma BaIIeyb
Doris, Marie and Kitty Dusenberry |
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01

The Retail Druggists' Association OF
Mahaska county assembled ia oska.
loosa Friday evening 70 meet the rep.
regentatIves OF the National. Asgocia-
ton Of Retail Druggists. Nearly ey.
cry druggist In the county was present
or represented at the gathering. The
visitors from the national association
we're Colonel Dobie OF Philadelphia,
X. n. Clarke and p. @. Howard.
A sort OF informal banquet was
served by the gentlemen OF the local
association for the entertainment pf
the visiting gentlemen and the occa.
sion was made the opportunity OF q
number OF informal talks upon topics
Of mutual interest.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.


Fremont, Jan. 27S--Yesterday deal
was consummate4 whereby W.DDuns-
more Of oskaloosas " d. Bell and q
Mr.. Morris Of Delta came into posses
sion of the stock Of the Farmers and
Traders Telephone Company, the con-
sIderatIon being $1,000 cash. A meet
Ing Of tho stockholders has been cali
ed for some time next week when me
formal transfer viii be made. the
new company expects ~ improve the
system and win extent the service.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
GOLD AFFORDED
NO TEMPTATION
SURVIVORS, THRILLING STORY
OF VALENCIA WRECK.

Seattle, Jan. 27.---Among the sup.
posed lost victims OF the Valencia is
j. -. Graham, who recently sold his
mine In Alaska for sixty thousand dol.
lars. Graham had aboard a bag with
fifteen hundred dollars In gold. He
offered that and more to anyone who
would put him safely ashore. No one
paid any attention to the gold, which
was kicked around on the deck un-
needed. The survivor who brought
the story had not even his clothes
when rescued. He says he would not
be put in the same position again for
a ship load Of gold.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
DR.. FRTCH IS DEAD.
Passes Away Shortly After Two
0'closk Saturday.

Dr. H. W. Pftch, Who TOOK carboiie
ga FFlday, died shortly before two
o'cIock Saturday afternoon, passing
away after . period a unconscious,
ness sn1 seemingly w1fhOBt suffering.
Consciousness returned 70 me suffer
fnH man with de morning hours, and
~ seemed - much better that hope d
permanent better9e0t was entertain,
~ znd e1e D3zsieianS notEz f1aproy.
~ symptoms. fer encouraged IN me
belief d Dopelble rSeoyeFy. The doc-
tog was perfectly rational Tor quite a
Deno1 al talked 10 fb5se IL the
foDmg. 10 knew what he mad done
and I1qnired ~ 70 biz condition, Re
wanted ~ know n ~ wag going 70
dse. seeming % SsySe. his 1eed IN fek-
ing i've Do4scn.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01

The hrst new residence Of the 1906
season IL being erected By ,. II. Aug
ustiue on the youth side ,of High ave
nue., west Of I street II fs cory
cottage place Of ave rooms and pan
try all on one floor. and nils In an
empty lot of the street much TO the
betterment in the appearance OF the
neighborhood. The cert Of the I'M
pYovement win be something Ike ff,
teen hundred dollars.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01

Dr. q, y. Rentz, prominent ply
slclan o. sanburn. has organized a
company o. home militia 70 DO known
~ the high school ea1ets. The GOV,
eminent has consented 10 supply
ARM and uniforms me doctor viii
dnIl the bcys, he hasing held nrst
Iteutenant's co1misSlon during the
sDzntsb.Amegican var.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01
AMONG THE LODGES.
Items Of Interest From the Various
Hannts Of the Goat.

goyntoD Tent NO. 7E, X. O. 7. ~,
after regular meeting last night had
4 social for the members which was
yeTy well attended. Tho evening was
enj0yed ia playing cards, after which
refreshments were served, IL was de-
eided 20 give a social 20 Aaccabees
ana their friends ty0 weeks from Last
night, ~ which time state Com. A. J.
Lee, o. Des bOines, VIII be- present
and good program win be given. Let
90 cOrae and enJoy the evening.
" ~ "
A number Of Loyai Legion Of Plyn.
0uta gathered Friday evening in sur.
Prise On Mr.. and Mrs. cnas. Walker,
40 Eixth avenue eaGz, A most enjoy.
abie time was nal. Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrg. FIeyWeiling, Mr..
and Hrg. Pratt, Miss Grace and Pearl
Walker, Byss Ina Kirkpatrick, M.
Easter, Mr.. and krg, chas, Walker
and ICE JBbeck, brother u Mrs,
Walker,
a Masonic school 81 tnstFuetlon VIII
10 he'd in OgkaloOS& February ~, ~
and ~ The Brethren are looking
foTwagd w1th interest 10 fbe time, as
e1ea occasions are aiwayg most enjoy.
abe and belDfD1 to the order.
- y y
The knights and ladies' o. the X. OF
r, entered q pleasant social dance a.
cas5s Hall ThurSday evening. The
occasion mas well attended and was
nsgeh en5oyed by all
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01

The employees in the What Cheer
Garment factory walked out on b
strike one day last week on account
OF the discharge OF enc OF their emp.
ployes. She was token back and the
rest Of the girls wsnts.back TO york.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01

T. " severln OF Cedar Rapids.
formerly president Of the Citizens Ma,
ticnal bank, announce0 his Intention
70 be a candidate for representative
70 succeed G. A. Wire.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-01

The Methodist revival Is still in pro
gress at Delta Abont fifty confessed
Christ In conversion and thirty-six
have united with the church.