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The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-15

Mira i'rFMa Woods fnneal was ihsl
SUNDAY NJ Wood mvyrd bnfo IRON
poSeahlek county about me nnl Il
The year Tho large coneoutae u
people aitrnainE tho funeral showed
Inc respect lhoy had fDf this rather
yotina Woman comfy IS years old, aud
mother 81 iisn rhudfen. Rev Hall
conducted the services, Much sfmpa
ny fet tho family " expressed
Rev Virgins has resigned MS
charge here III tho Presbyterian
church and next sunday 4 cungfagal
tlonai meeslaR viii be held 10 see
whether n will be accepted or not,
ITS brother from Kansas, who has
been visiting him for short time,
has q charge there ana IL resting
from HIS labofa on account OF 3eing
HIck for nome time. lie was In hos.
pltai undergoing treatment for tubor.
cuioais. Ile - On able minister ana
has flied tho pulpit occasionally here.
Feb. IL. r. l.. ~.
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GARFIELD elpee.

A. ~. Tsndy helped n. y. Wharton
butcher NCudaY,
John Hoyt helped Dr. Koontz move
one day Iagt week.
Moving time VIII soon b. here again.
~, how the time fiesi
Geo. Black and 9. ", and q, H.Whar.
Ton butehercd ten hogs Monday.
Our sick fcIks, James X. Hook ana
M, Sells remain about me same.
Henry Williams received word Gun.
DAY that HIS brother who lived IN
Missouri was dead.
There Was a large amount Of leo
put up last week, 1t being about the
only suitable week mat We have had
thu winter for inc ice business,
Come Of the young people got up q
surprise on Homer Hull last Thursday
evening and we're VERY guccessfui AZ
u, That's the time they caught 10,
mer mapping"
Yeb. ~, bob white.
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LEIGHTON
KnfrD,


Nr gateT, u PeiIa, was IN town
Hoa1ay,
i eame bpysr vas IN fhese parts
nov Sasy ~msesy' valentines dia
ion get?
John aEin 12s an osksloo&a ear
er Os Hcnia7.
q. b. gpiBmas was an osEsIaoSa
passe1ger saturday,
Lon Pnee var an O4kalooea bust,
Bess caller TkBgg1ay,
g. %. wysy vas called 70 oskaIoosa
On business Tb1rsday.
Mrs.. L, 3. Walker was calling on
oskaIoesa G5sIss Saturday.
My. ana Mr.. .. b. MOODY we're cali,
iHz Ga OSkzIocea friends MondaJ
Mr, ana yrs. ]. vSsnStra ceIebrzted
f6eir 29fh wedding anniversary rat
ugeay.
Nr z1a Mrs. Pred Den BufzeY, Ds
peiss we're gBalay Visitors al INC pa
Sensal John Des Burger home.
Bert Thomas, whe hes been yfsft
ing HE nothes, Mrs I. Thomas, q
peHa, returned % or cry MosSsy,
Mr.. Van COY ans children, a PeiIa
are guests AZ me parental ,. Dsn Bar
ger nome ssd MN other relatives,
Mr. d. H. sfsoemaker saa daughter
lnJaw, sgrg w r, Shoemaker, were
bnsiness callers In Oskaioosa Satus
eay.
Mr am Mr., r. r. NcCceh am -
TDseet, n cgkaloosa, we're SUNDAY
.xnsNts ~ ~ parental loan Moody
Dr.. hofne
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Young Ladies' Of Christian Church
Form New Organization.

Fifteen young ladies Of tho Christian
church met IN tho church parlors last
evening and banded themselves 10
gctiIer as charter members Of tho mi
Iethea class or society. The object u
this class Is 70 interest tho young Ia.
dies, members and nonmemberg, Of
the Sunday school IN Bible study and
Christian work Much interest was
manifested IN the work 20 be taken up,
and good work IL expected az result
Of the meeting. The following officers
were elected:
President Bessie owen.
Vice President Stella Mickey.
secretary--Eya Burt0n,
Assistant secretary--Aiary Stuart
Treasurer Mamie Hail.
Press Correspondent--EthGl Wells.
Teacher--Jsey. 8. II. ZendL
Also the executive officers appointed
~ chairman u the several committees
the following,
Volunteer Committee Chairman,
Mary Stuart
Social Committee chairman Stella
Mickey.
Missionary Committee Chairman =
Little Alexander,
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OBJ John n. glpeS.I

Mr, and RI. Charles Stevens, 81
Denver, Colorado, we're g1eE1 OF w,
N. Gtubcr Monday.
Born, ThHrsday, Yeb. ., 1906, 20 Mr.,
End Arg IleDFy Martin, Of North
RJftb atreefS q baby girl
Mrs., ID, r, Workman returned last
week from an extended visit with beJ
daughter Mrs, FRED Mon, IN Colorado.
Married, At neon, SUNDAY, zen II,
1905, at the home Of the groom's cons,
IN, M Harris, In goufh OttBmwa, Wal.
ter NoOney 10 Miss Meta BlackwOo1,
Rev, Wolf Officiating, IN the presence
cf about twenty relatives and friends.
The bride ~ a daughter of John Black.
MOOD ami the groom IN a gOn Of 9. L.
8ooney. They win reside IN ne neigh
boshood east CT town, and the groom
VII assist his fstbes In farming,
Mrs. Margaret Besco Was much sur.
I,pYisod Sunday when about ~ 81 her
children and grandchildren came 10
on her with well filed baskets 70 spend
the day. All the children were PREF
ent except 8Ts, Lottle Allen, u Con
way, and Geo, BegcO, 81 Cosi6eid, a
snmptaOne dinner was served, and .
group picture was taken o. the gather
/ ing. Those from distance whn
we're present were Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
Isesc0 and baby. on PlattyiIIe, who han
perioasIy been visiting bsre. TheJ
returned home sunday night and Mrs
BeSc0 accompanied them on visit.
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lNplAnApolls

Oiis stephenson was what sher
visitor friday
Al Ksuse and family visited a. Toe
iloft Tapner huLle Monday
Mwiowa pleraol ana ron Ross wenl
~ Oakaioosa Thursday evening.
W. NJ Davenport and Wife we're viz.
itors ~ the Frank waltz nome Gun.
day.
VIII knox and family we're guests
W the Ffed JuEklns home near Delta
sunday.
OryiIle Stephenson and wife were
visitors ~ the J M Stephenson home
SUNDAY.
Charles Daily has moved Into the
house be- purcbssed recently Of Bert
Mcbride.
win Knox sud Marvin HeadIcy IL
tended the horse sale IN sigournsy
Thursday.
Fred gankcy delivered hogs at What
Cheer Friday. John Baye ne,ped %
haul them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles KIndIg we're In
New Sharon Thurgday attending 20
business matters.
Mrs. Mary Rcctenwald and dsugn.
tr LILY were visitors at the VIM.
Asfabl home Saturday.
Charles Klndig and wife and W. y.
Wilson and wife attended church ser.
vices In Delta sunday evening.
The assessor was around last week
finding out whether or not We had
anything left after paying our taxes.
Jim Sampson, Jim Bradford and W..
g. Beans we're helping A. ID. Miller
haul tile Monday. He is hauling two
ear loads from Rose Hill 70 his farm.
Nr. aud Ars. Nicholas Klser, 81
What Cheer, came out 70 the w. H.
Davenport home Tuesday evening 10
assist IN the work 81 butchcfing on
"Wednesday.
Peb, n. H.
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Mas Madonna hc6ls WA Al Ohkal
ssUsA MUnapf sielIina her nlalrf, Mrsl
6 \ ntfnbenss, who Mas heen quits
Nleh
NJ end MIR snnlus Myflpk. north,
Vsss u sJNn. returned Monday ffmh
I short Visit Wllh MnMyfich'a brother.
g, 4 Myfith, Nc pes Molnes
Mfs AnKyilne ana PRED MliieF 90.
tsflains1 tfslr relative, Perry Hnr.
feiH III Ahofidan, wtominR. Monday
while ~ rysls Nome from Chicago
vi y. Gray of oslumwa. Hslted
over sunday with his family tofe.
Ills little grandson, Nolan cnffoii,who
bad been here for several weeks. ne.
turned with BIN 20 his bome IA OF.
tainWa
About twenty n The relatives " Mr..
sAd Mrs. Fred EROSION gave them h
surprise gaiurday night In honor of
their nfteenth wedding anniversary,
81 crystal wedding. They received
HeFtIhl Ditt NlththhS'
Rev Hampstead will preach st the
Conversational church On the follow.
ing snbjscis BeH sunday, Feb. 49,
Mjrnina, ~America's Care For Her
Wards Evening. "The Young Amer
lean IN Politics The day will be Oh,
served ~ Patriotic Sunday ia honor or
tbs birthdays u Lincoln aud Wash.
ington
Ernie, the title son Of y. ~. Davis,
entertained sixteen OF his little friends
Saturday evening In honor 81 his ninth
birthday. Tb6ge present were mem.
beFg q tie D0yg class 10 the CoDgrc.
aat3Onai Sunday school ana their
TEACHER, Rey, Hampstead. The little
fellow received several presents. Light
reffegbme9ts were served.
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ss,nr nrlonsoanooD.

ABaz gessle Bante ~ . guest AZ the
4, .. Lytle hoT0e.
Goy pOmesOy, o. Wright was cali
lDg % friends Jagt week.
Zoe gtepbenson and wife EDent las,
Tuegday evening AZ VIM, EaTtIctt's.
The csuzen sale attracted u large
crowd, Everything sold extremely
high,
MYs Hattie Lockridge and son Inn
eIl returned 70 heir aorpe AZ NoswaIk
saturday.
y. ii. crnzes gOld 40 head ~ hogs
70 Cbet Qnick, receiving s5,'1 per cwt.
Delivered TuesGsJ.
Henry GaYman has rented the a,
II, Ly,Je fzya On the Eyans Sosd and
win move N q fen weeks,
Mr.. cbas1 crazsa n taking treat
mcnts n ~. Hail for Inclination, AZ
last reports sbe mas feeling better,
A. T. Lyfe ~ absent from home on
business lfp. He viii visit Aiiwan'
wee, Chicago sns Cedar Rapids before
returning hume.
Mrs. Saleg Prime and Mr., WIlbu'
johnson we're caslsd 20 oskalo1Sa
Jast week b. me geTfOug iJinezs d
nelr BeDfew, Hobart White, He II
sHneyinz Win pneumonia,
Pe8, H. KniTD,
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NEW sHAgoa

Brs, slJas QuainteDce ~ sufferer
from heart trouble.
The late Ice harvest was a suecees.
A plentiful supply was laid IN,
Land sales are not yery numerous.
One hundred dollars an acre II gen
orally the price.
a roller skating YII.k ~ IN fail bIast
here, causing exciting times among
ne younger cIass,
Everett Whltehll ezpectg 10 ship
two ear Ioads Of cattie 81 mis- oyn
feeding this week.
orr public scboI " running along
fine. Prof, Bcrsos1, with his ccrpg 81
teachers, IL ding good wOTk.
Our slck. Jaa. Mcknight IL no BET
ter, Hugh Allen ~ declining MFs
Jacob Wanand - improving but siov
"; her ron ~ also very slck.
JoseDh AdkInscn boBght ne j. e
wilson farm late5y for one hundred
dollars per acre. a short time sgt
Mr., b5oFet purchased Tboz. Carra
place and paid $40 sn acre,
walter Bryan has D1Bght snosfsI
h00ae o. Nr. Jas. Noel, farther avail
from the phone Office, where tbeY'
viii be legs cosfHslon, He has gotteI
his operations IN the eiectFlc IJghf
phone and water WORKS, which ~
controls In gcod running order.
ANOTHER thing NO viii notice here
that On cyegy Saturday or DearIy ~
mere - stock brought here tos raj
al public auction, N1Iich makes On
TOM rather lIyely On tbls day, rheI
ne farmers az ct H. IL eauee
large baeueea ~ M merchants
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crzsdDa Campbell 10 improving
Grandpa Towns f. suffering win
heart trouble.
Tom Clemens and wife are rejoicing
oyer a baby b1g.
REV. D~gan viii preach AZ Buckeye
sunday ~ Q .. N,
Mrs Mark Beach aid son Frank are
visiting relatives At Delta,
A 1,abv boy came last week % stay
win Herman efYItz and wife.
Rev. corkey preached a. BBckeyc
last Sunday ~ an attentive audience.
Hazel and Paul Jewell we're no
guests a Hazel Norris last Saturday
3. 3. wasson, Who feli and tsDke
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BUTLER.

Nr. Kan moyed TO ottumva, last
Thursday,
A, j. E1ygess IL hauling corn % %.
fnmwa ~ ~ cents per busheL
Way1and Fgnk vent 70 0ttumwa On
4ongay 70 work putting 10 ice
Many farmers from here attended
30 iorse saIe IN 0ttamwa on Friday.
me rOa4s we're fine until the rain
maae them Iaag5y, but are nov frozen
again
Frank llBaEey moved ~ his farm
ports ~ highland that be purchased
last fail
GeoYgs peyoI, o. osksIooga, wiz
more sOOD 70 hjg farm Just vacated
Dy Frank Llndsey.
Peb. a. gklFDlsbsr.
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sloT At WHAT CHEER.
Police Protection Necessary FOR Mon.
Union Girls.

what Cheer, Yeb, 12<-,fhere was y
small sired riot On the streets here
t06ay when sixteen Union glris on
gtrikc for moFe wages from the Amer.
lean Garment Factory, attempted 10
prevent other girls from taking their
places. 10 fierce dld the onslaught
become that poiice protection was
necegsary Tor tho D0n>uDion girls no
one waS hurt, but hair and clothing
we're badly derangeA The nOnBnion
1irs Nent 20 work Just the same,
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". ENTERTAINMENT
Excellent Program ana EnjoyabIe
Supper Served


Tho Woinane Relief Corpa ia cein
bfalion ~ islncoln's and wanhlnnlgns
lioftbdays, presented d most enjoyable
entertainment ~ tho ola soldiers NJ
mo Poet bail fl Che court house Mon.
day night The attendance was large.
There wan barely room enough Ia the
hn,l tor the carrying out ~ parts ~
the program. following the program
~ appotizlna supper was served aud
Il was q the sort that was feilsho1
by the comrades and ai those partial
Ing.
The Program.
Tho program hold tho closest atten,
ton from first 20 last. Mrs Pond The
president Of tho Corps, presided at
the meeting. Excellent music was
furnished during the evening ny Miss
Hammefrmltb iii plano solo, tho
Glrls' ulee Club Of the High school,
male quartet that had 10 respond 70
encores, Roy Kcmbio IN vocal golo.
Mabel FLINT and Bessie Dean fl
plano duet, Ruth Davies a vocal solo,
i3ercnlce Miller d piano solo, Mra. Da.
vies vocal golo.
REGULATIONS were presented BY Bcr,
tina Martin, Ray McFate, Mr.. Martin
Flora Moore, Ralph 0ossage, kelne
Bass, Maxine T3ayor, Pearl Townsend
and Carrie DeBOoI.
Miss Perkins, Of Penn college, gave
reading that was quite pleasing
Little Maxine Bayer waS specially
pleasing and was roundiy apDlaudcd
Her effort would have 1cne credit %
ono many years older,
A flag drill was presented by com
pany OF young gentlemen and ladies,
Jho pcrfcctnegg of the drill and tic
pleasing aud unexpected figures won
tho hearty planJlts Of The assemblies
company. Trio little company was
made 10 Of Misses bertha Martin
leader, Sadie hahn, Helen steriing
Hazel conaway and Lillian QulgIey
Masters Howard Miller, leader, Ira
BransOD, Frank Wrlgbt, Leslie Ar.
mold, while Glass and Earl Al m
The drilling waa accomplished BY Mrs
Pond ami Mrs, Workman, who recciy.
"a Instructions for the DIR from the
Corps headquarters IN The general or
arm,
The supper
Tie entertainment was gyce enough
Win taSt the program bur ever and
anon whif Of sayory 1oingg fl the
Kitchen would steal IN rDon tho asdie
eacc, causing the jnoDfsssiojt that an
orfles feast var imminent Tablee
we're svrea1 fOs the accommodation ~
me multitude, snd first came I'm.
CONT payorite DISH corn meal Isiisn
ana mix, an6 n was mighty fnc/
mere lire osler c0irses and other
g0,d things until the hearts of the Oh,
soldiers we're made glad
~ had been the intention of the
comrades ~ conclude the evening with
few Iittie talks, but after supper
tfIey felt TOO comfotabfe % move, and
hence adjournment was taken with
their resolution still upon the table,
The affair Was al IN al one OF the
most enjoyat1e tnst II has been the
ROOD fortune 0f pm Kearncy Post q.
a, ~ 10 eDjoy IN many months.
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sAYsvsa oUlTs RACE.
Fight For tbs County Ettorpsysbtp IN
pouesbiek Ep6so,

G1DncIl, Feb. ~ considerable sur
prize mas occasi0ned here his morn
Ing By tho withdrawal from the race
for the county attCrneysfsiD Of VIII
4, Haytnrn, the present incumbent
Mr., Rsyburn glgeg a. MS reason fof
withdrawing mat 30 dn not care %
make a hght for second term, beiiey'
ing tbat he Sboald either have re
election On his record ~ public on.
cer Or not a. an
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Haosrs or coLUMsvs,
ejxty Charter Members Are Enrolled
~ MsrshsllfoH0.

MaFsbalitOWn, "a, FcD, 1z,-- Martial
council sge, Knights of columbpz, waa
Instituted here yesterdsy with gizt1
caaYtef menbcrg am the foII6rfng
ofgcsYz>
Grand Knight, ". Mcdonald.
Deputy grand knizht--E, .. Ketly
financial secretarY --Dr, y, a. Coli
ron.
Chaplaln -JTbe Rer. ]. J. RItzOatflck
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suxron MURDER CASE.
Trial Of LoIu Austin Called at Abba
To-day.

Alba, Peb, 15<-Mfs. Lnu Austin
was placed IN trial here TODAY On the
charge Of fIaTing murdered her bug,
band, William Austin, ~ Buxton, last
November. fbe ~ alleged 10 tayc
stabbed him twelve Or fourteen times.
Mr.. Austin claims that she acted IN
aeIfdefense. She rays that Austin
came home intoxicated, started a ron
and pulled knife and started after
her. During the race around the
house he stumbled AMI fen, dr0pping
the knife. she rot Il first and uged
II effectively
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are competent 10 III giaaeee.
Were Il not for DANGER 10 eyes,
their bUmbast would slmpIy merit
q smile, but tho fact that the oyea
of thUusandA arc tortured Tor
years and ruined makes tho mat
ter too serious for laughter.
Right horN are hundreds need.
lessly suffering wi(i eyes, nerves
and health from bad glass hitting
who at small cxpenso could get
relief BY consulting PROF.
MAYNE ARNOLD. More easily
said than done, say you? True,
but | both say and 40 and can
prove II BY plenty Of witnessos
right here Ia oskaloosa. Mrs. H.,
wife Of a we'll known OskaIoosa
physician. Al different times
three alleged eye experts tried
to fit Mrs. II. with glasses. Was
tortured three years with the last
pair.
Mrs. a. p. g., wife Of ono OF
Iowa's foremost business men,
consulted chicagos most noted
eye specialists, paid an enormous
price but could not wear the
glasses.
Nrs. g. H., wife OF gentleman
holding a high government Of.
fee, consulted a celebrated ocu.
list paid an exorbitant price Tor
glasses, TO be disappointed
Miss Cora L., daughter lot one
of osksgoCgats financially pros.
porous citizens. Her sight was 80
poor tho best oskaioosa glass
fitting experts said no man on
earth could IT her with glasses.
DIR. u. consulted Chicago ana
OskalcOga specialists for glasses
and all failed.
Mrs. W. X, one 81 the clty's
most popular ladies, hal tried
abroad for glasses. They we're
unsatisfactory.
Mrs. Eva g., NJ an old and well
known family failed with local
specialists 10 get gIasses which
care her more than y Of normal
vision.
But enough. I could fll the
Herald With names. These ana
hundreds more after being dis.
appointed with others consulted
PROF. MAYNE ARNOLD and Oh.
tanned entire relief WIN give
full names on request 81 these,
and thcusandg more.
VIII ray IN conclusion, IN ten.
deYing HIS gery1ceg 10 the afiilct-
81, Prof Arnold begs Leave ~
state that many sufferers arc
ncedIegsIy dcsDairlng Of relief
FOR the encouragement OF guch
he would say that because some
go called eminent ccuIIseg
opinion, o. glasses IL may be,
has been productive " nothing
but disappointment, DO not give
40 the effort 10 haze good cyez,
II one ocuIist has failed; II two
or tThee ocuIlstg, dealers Or opt,
clans have failed, 90 not give up
and ray there Is no hope. What
Prof Arnold has done for others
may be done for you Try
again, but DO sure and try PROD,
Arnold, an optlcisn who ~ gen.
orally successful IN the cDrrec,
ton o. dlficu1t cares and IRE.
gnenGy eucceeds in giving relief
and often perfect vision where
many others have failed,
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otvoece % AsNeo.

Husband Claims VIE Refused 70 coon
His Meals,
Omaha, Yeb1 1z/-H0mer CIyce
Charles, who came here fgcm oEka'
Iooaa, has bYogznt gpit for diyogcs
against E1ifa ChIyJes, alleging taai
me refused 10 cook his meals and ~
saulted him Win a knife, The couDA
were married AZ Keno2hs, Wis, JHI5
~, 1904
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Mte. FIRED NnyNn departed huN9nv
f9f Ire kiulnrN Mhsfe ems vim loln hef
husband and they VIII mi'ts that civ
Shelf FUTURE bome
Feh ~ Golden req
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People take gileil
eyes " places 10,
elamca when they
might just "a wgll
look Tor shlil WA
y blacksmith
Greedy pretend
cfs attempt ~
plausible advertise
nents 10 mako tho
pubiic believe they
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,his fhtZb, ~ not getting aIong VEN
we'll
John Grabam and daughter Annie
visited ~ the SAINT Graham home re.
Gently,
Peb, 10. Gala Lily,
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nvsose AZ oEs NoIaEs,

Eo5srf Dsvis Kiils1 ~ Wn, cIsr<,
Wb1 Escapes
Dies Mosnes, Feb, 1z>--ftoseYt Davis,
4 negro miner IN me SayioryiiIs mine
north "a the clty, was Shot and killed
by william Clask, another negro min
~, in ron a. mo D0fsey pod han
IN gayIoYyIlIe a. one ofcIock yester.
day morning Ctsgx made his eseaDs
AMI Il sin ~ large.
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VT s.ino Legal Holj1sI 10 80 o.
ssrvs1 off>lsIIy,
Wzzslngton, u. G., Pet, ~. - Hn,
coins blrtb1ay ~ befrz generally %.
seyve1 hsFs f01ay. bnt not o1IeizIlg,
~ ne fs1eraI statutes % nct 1eeiass
q lersl bcll11y. ne United Dtatsa
hlssDrsc5s eo<ietY WNl 0fgc NJ a4in
e<;sbrxft1n fonlxhf. at9sd w t1t yet
<<1gH 1fftnizaticss
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~ JgNn n gIDsl

Nsx Alice Hgs9 returned Gnp6ay
fr0nf ~ extea6e1 yis1s min her par.
snte n Missouri
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-05
Granaeyille News Notes,

Special to Evening Teller.
Granbeville, Ida, March 5.-Judg-
ment was rendered Friday in the suit
Of Levi Castle vs.. Earn Grafton for
seventy dollars for ranch rent due the
plaintiff.
A meeting Of the Fairbanks Mining
and Milling Co is called for March
10.
g. F. Troeh, of TOlo. has received
an order from the Northern Pacific
railway for 100000 feet Of dimension
lumber to be received at his mill.
The Bank Of Camas Parrie has made
an offer to the Inland Abstract Co..
Of this place to erect two-story brick
on the east side Of their building.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-05
The Seattle Spirit.

A preacher in Seattle made this an
nouncement in beginning his sermon;
Il shall not choose any particular text
this morning, but shall preach from
where open the book. 1t il now
open and" Here the parson was in
terrupted by deacon who had been
doing. forgot himself and cried out:
Its yours; what did you open 1t on p
The surprise Of the good man in the
pulpit was great. but the deacon col
lapsed when the reply came: ITS
opened on Kings."-Tacoma Ledger.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-05
= POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

Lafayette Youn. the Des Moines edi-
tor. Is of the opinion that Governor
Cummins has the fight Of his life on
mis- hands to be elected governor of
Iowa for a third term this year. A
third gubernatorial term is without
precedent in the Hawkeye state, and
should Governor Cummins win, he
will have had the unusual tenure Of
seven years, his present term having
been heightened one year in accord
ance with recent changes made in the
system OF elections.
The socialists of Arkansas have de-
cided to put full state ticket in the
field for the first time. Their nominat-
ing convention will be held at Argenta
May Z.
Charles Heating Of Mansfield, Ohio,
Is candidate for appointment as a
deputy auditor Of the Post Office De-
partment. Heating was employed
during the last national campaign in
the speakers bureau at Chicago un-
der the direction Of Representative
Tawney Of Minnesota. 1t is UNDER
stood that Heating has the indorse-
ment of Tawney, and also that of
Chairman Cortelyou. for the place.
A municipal ownership ticket has
coming city election in Kansas City.
Henry M. Beardsley, at attorney, will
head the ticket, as candidate for
mayor.
The Evening Journal, Of Richmond
va has proposed the meeting of lead
ing Southern Politicians in that city
to formulate plans to secure the NOM
nation of a Southern man for the
presidency at the next national Demo-
cratic convention.
Albert Douglass Of Chillicothe, Ohio
who has defeated General Grosvenor
In the latter's efforts for denomination
to congress, Is a lawyer, fifty-three
years old, and has been prominent in
Republican politics in his section for
many years.
The Social Democratic party, by a
referendum vote, is testing the senti-
ment of its followers, for a national
convention OF the party for this year
Victor l.. Berger, Of Milwaukee, the
arch-enemy OF Eugene v. Debs. is
leading the opposition to the plan.