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The Washington times., 1906-10-01
MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY
Eleven Hundred N Street.
Boarding and Day School
for Young Ladies.

Established in 1878. this school continues
the careful training and thorough instruc-
ti0n ia every department FOR HhlCh it has
hitherto been So favDTably known Il Is
modern and progressive ia methods and spirit
and Is equipped with every appliance for the
health and comfort y its pupils. including
steam heat. passenger elevator, perfect sani-
tatitu, and ample playground
Thirty-secand year begins on Tuesday, Oc-
tObeT second
For information apply %
Mrs ELIZABETH +. sOMEES.
2frs. ADELIA GATES HEN5LEE.
Ir.n--ulla.
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MEDfCNEl
FACULTY or MEDICINE.
A rOur-ycar course also flYe-Eear course.
leading 20 the degree OF Doctor II Medicine
FACULTY or DENTISTRY.
4 Lhree-year course leading 20 the degree
Of Doctor Of Dental Surgery.
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IhTee-year colrse. leading o de 1egTta
of Doctor Of Pharmacy
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Y.M, e.. INSTLTuTE 229:a, 22.s2 !,

a School for Employed Men and Youths uu-
der the direction OF Experts in Education.
Ciass-woTk IS conducted at night from ESQ 10
10 o'clock. Faculty Of twenty instructors. ali
men OF large experience. Superb educational
equipment General club features - baths.
gymnasium. library. dining room. School OF
Commerce, Accounts and Finance opens ST
tember II. offering usual business studies, and
special courses r+z- Real Estate Law and
Conyeyancingi SP~aish. Corporation Account.
ing. College Preparatory, Technical Sclsaes
and Language Courses open Monday. OcJ. J.
For bulletin, terms, etc. apply 70
AIYRON J. JONES. Director.
Phone y. $50 l535 c 81. y ".
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Secretary.
--..~~r -ef-s~E-FsrEV n

FRANK ~. CT N.el2stHE1<%4-
Assistant Secretary.
ADDITIONAL LECTURERS ~ The
FOURTH YEAR OR POsI-GHAD
GATE COURSE.
HON HOLMES CONRAD.
Qate Solicitor General OF the United Statesls
On the History OF the Development OF Law
and Comparative Jurisprudence AKA q
nc History Of the English Law
HON SETH SHEPARD. LII u,
tChief Justice Court ot Appeals OK ths Dis'i4St
q, tbs History u consTitu.I6naI Law ara Jhs
Foundations OF Civil Liberty
REV JOHN CONWAY. s. J..
on Natural Law and Canon Law.
MONROE SMITH. IL D.. --,.
professor in The school u ~ FoStlI,' v5-- Co..
OF Columbia University, Ne" aoiA ~l'5''
On Civil Law
HON. LOUIS Z. McCOLAS. Ii d.
'Ass0eialfs df ,5e eS'fSs District of columbian.
On international Law and Foreign Relations
Of the United States
RALEIGH c. MINOR, LII D. ,r
CPrufessor II Law in the University u W.
on the Conflict Of LAWS.
HON JO4N W. YERKES. Ii D..
On Raslroad Accident Law. Municipal Cor
porations.
= NOTA AcGILL- IL n.
On Patent Law.
Adds 3. BROWSE. Il L14l-S.,,lss' p s,s,s.
On Jurisdiction and Practise q Ci-i'71
WILLIAM c WOODWARD. y. D. Ii n
on Medical JurispEudence-
on Legal Ethics. -
RON. y. ". BAKER. A a.. IL - -
U-1frTd states Attorney FOR the Dlsif2Ct %
Columbia). ,a
On General Practice and E-KeTclats IL @4'3
ing and Evidence-
FRFpERICK VAN D4NEs
..-.ts.sIt SoIIcitor. state Department..
on Citizenship.
The thir,y-seventh annual session s,S opens N %
g. - Tsw school Building, SO and 5l8 =
street northUest. az which time announce
I roents win be made fer the ensuing lsi'ti.
/ AU Interested are cordially invited % -
I present -. -
/ TUITLoE 800 -t2A-1'-
! The Secretary wil be az his cInce Tsi.-5
the day and In the evening Iroin @ @uIlLL o - -
/ Students proposing 10 connect l-el--sEi's = =
Z ygith the school are earnestly reqle5tsa -
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Politics AND DIPLOMACY.
COLLEGE, or PHARMACY.

Graduate courses. neaIlug 10 degrees
Master 0f Diplomacy AID Doctor of p
Caouhy.
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
FOUNDED IN l1s5.l
SCHOOL OF Law

REV. DAsID a. BEL. 5. J..
President Of Tie University.
HON. HARRY q. CLABAUGH. IL D,
tChief Justice supreme court. Dlstricr Of Co-
lumbia).
Dean q the Faculty aIu Lecturer on Common
Law Pleading and Practice and Equity
P-e@e-aa aad Practise.
GLOktfE J.. HAMILTON. LII D..
Lecturer on tie Law OF wills
LlDN. SETH sE4+1FAED. Ii. D..
tChiel Justice OK tne Court 0r Appeals of Lho
District ot G5..iinb-aJ.
Lecturer on Ccnstitutlpi4al Law. the Law q
Corporations. and Equity glT4spErcenCs.
non ASHLEY 81 GOULD
(Aascciate Justice Supreme Court " ths D.s.
u4ct Of CO-uluDla),
Lecturer on the Law u Contracts. Criminal
Law. and Domestic Relations.
HON DANIEL THEW WRIGHT.
lAssc-late Justice supreme Court - rus Dis-
tlct OF Columbia
IeCtGrrr on til= 1-.a of InsuTancv.
HON. WENDELL PHILLIPS s.AFFORD.
GAss0C.ate Justice supreme Court OF the Dss-
trlct ot C3.1mDla)
Lecturer on tlC Law II Agency.
CHARLES a. DOUGLASS. A. q. IL B.
Lecturer on tho Law ut forts. Ee60tia7i1
Paper and Elementary Law
MICHAEL. y. COLBERT. =. 81. LII NJ.
Lecturer on the Law OF Personal Property ana
Partnership
HON. D. 81. BAKER. -. A, L. As
Omitted States Attorney Tor me Dlsuilt OF
1eetu1er OK the Law u Real Estate and the
Law q Evidence.
Judge z tine Circuit Court:
DANIEL ". O'DO&OGHUE. 4. ID. Pn- D
Ii 81
Court OF Appeals MessTs LEIGH, LELGH ROB-
INEON. j. HOLDSUORIH GyhDDS' ana
J. SOTA M"GILIl. ---.,---- cox
QUIZ Masters. CLARENCE Z, NIl-5O2.' ,,Il-.5S,2
A N. Pm D.. IL. n. aac janis q
EAsBY- SMITH. 4. NJ. IL II.
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Martha WashinetOn SeminarY

courses. Two years course for high scho9.
graduates Music. arr. etc. Also primary
deuartlueut for limited number. Eeopcns Oc-
tober O. EDWARD W. THOMPSON. Priu-
ciuaI 18th S.. near Thomas Circle.
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TuIT1oE 80 - ,N~S~
The Secretary wii be az MS cllle 81 -si . -
Information enrolment. payment or lses - 80
Students proposing 10 connect tEells5i's ss -
with the school are earnestly Ie4-S7t@~ -
enroll before the opening ulslt.
p J. WATKINS. Secretary.
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Departments
Arts AID s61ExcEs.
CoLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

Undergraduate course. leading 10 the de-
gree Of Bachelor OF Science ia Architecture.
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sAR The PRESIDENT.
Camp Of Confederate Veterans vote
Down Resolution Making Him
an Honorary Member.

Anaaia. o., Yeb, s>--Jos wheeler
camp, CoDfeGefats vetsfang, ~ Allan
"a, rsfbse1 70 admit President Roose.
vsst 20 bOaorsgy membership, This
camp attea1s1 Gen, Wheelers funeral
IN Va 1iDgtOn and was received al
me White Horse by the president.
Later, ~ q regular meeting, member
1ntFOdteasd 4 resolution 80 eject pFezl-
dent gl>1Eeyelt % honorary member.
ship 1e@aase 81 bis foD6Dess for Gen,
WbesScr Y0ar-sffhs ~ The members
pfeSSat we're upon their teet a. 0nee ~.
taekiSg the president me veterans
were esssstie IN thslF comments On lao
isyltaCi5D g1yeS 70 B10keY r, Wash.
inzto8 70 lunch ~ TN White House,
ana 1esp resentment wze st0wn IN ~.
eoapt N W., E,oseyeIrg references Il.
Ms b1cs ~ Jefferson DaylS, when
ne Te5OlBtIOn came 10 vote Il waa
OyerNse BmiB9Iy defGSted,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-08
BALLOON CROSSES CHANNEL
ggccessfBI Night Of sn Airship from
Linton 70 yeFTaoa1iIis,
France,

Loa5on, peb s,--Tbe azlDss1 of tbe
Aero I'm, nhieb left london gstur.
ar afternoon fog France, AMI vas
siskis9 rom EzSfDourDe pler moving
ssswafd, ssef1essfgIIy crossed the gsz.
In caap9M and 6eScsn4ed IN Gsfety
~ BerrIoBvjlIs ~ miles iaJanA III
YTsf>s. Tbs epnse tina eonzsImfd
from LD16o0 - me pize1 .0f descent
wSS fonr hours and tsn fsl0hfez re
oc21Dants ~ ne tsil0on were Mezsy4
Pollock and gJsIa, Who are yAeu.t,1gz ),
me Aero ejnb Df me United Kfnvyy,,a
ne name 81 The balloon. n. ts,e, 1yiy1
enns III 4 strong DlnbweA al
was Blowing during n = pagzszs ans
me channel, witch Nas made n q.
nolr afa three F)sayf1gs. once IN
bal'con sseeDae6 20 ,aSs1D fses. 1she,
a sD0pst0rfS W. a ~ 1,s,,ec,es &nA u,
snnrs aSrshiD va lea1,s1se II NJ
frost,
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DENMARg'S DEAD SOVEREIGN
mnmomfAL ssnvfcns own An.
mAtKB or LATn KfMo.
Aside from Members ~ heyni FAMILY
she Ceremony Il strictly Private
Leath Chsmitf Described.

Copenhagen, FEB. s,xThets wsa 40
impressive memorial sefyine over the
body Ut kina Christian "a tho Gar
den" room III the palace Buaday nlRnii
Az the members vi the royal family
we're present, but otherwise the CIV.
mony was strictly private Eafit Ia
the day d representative Ot the press
was permitted ID slslt the "UarLen'
room, II II caiIsd the Harden Ssioai''
because the windows open ON the beaa.
iifud palace gafdena A striking feature
VI the lying III state 0f the monarch ID
It's extreme simplicity ana The album
dant evidence VI the loving reverence
" tbs members Of The royal family
who spend most OF their time III the
room arranging the flowers and dispOy-
Ing " newly arriving wfeaths and
floral designs TIVE sentries OE the
footguafd, wearing oId fashioned bur
bies. stand ~ the door. The only oc-
cupapts of the room 1T the time u the
correspondents visit were the Li3g's
four personal adtniants and a la6ksy,
who will remain Oh duty beside The
coffin until II II removed ~ ~ lat
resting place within the grey wisis Z I
ftogkli6e. The coffin lies IN the mldd's
" the room, before the gazs VI he
Danish kings and queens, who's Dic-
lures line the red tsDestrIed walls. II
II covered with two Danish Hags and
lieg amid banks " the raYest flowers
and surrounded by wreatls, lilies. pink
and white rOSes, yiojets, lilies Of the
valley AMI carnations.
On the coffin II the brass belfngt
with its plume and the cr0ssed sword
and Scabbar1 worn By King Christian
wflsD be was the captain " The Danish
borsegaaY1s, the standards n which
regiment are planted On either side N
The head HaDkinE two enormous silver
eandIebfs from the collection " tie
Danish kings ~ ROseBbOrg. A fBaselye
silver erneiGx stap6s On white e9y-
cred table, willie palms and feYnz are
arranged IN the e0rDerg 0f the room 10
complete ffls D1eters n Impressive sim
p1Icisy, me entire atgenee ~ biack
from the garden" rom II HotevoytF,y,
The rel waIjs. glI1el window frames
ana the JonJtse0lOYed towers, among
w1seh me kingfs Gag0Y1te "Naraa
charfa" FO@e psr1oraiDafes, complete
remove BE gJlOB 81 ne nsBsj death
ebaMher, The wfoIe grouping rather
gpgsezts ne giorfous BROWNING Of an
honcred Jife ThIs note was ats0
struck ~ me Drsyers anG senn0pg IN
~ ne churches ssn1ay. n With King
Christian was etlOglze6, not 80 nlnNb
az 2 monarch, but ~ 4 splendid pat
tern fof evsgY cbrfsJan.
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PRISONER WANTED
TO Dir IN JAIL
DAVE MccLAlh ATrEMprsp 70
COMMIT SUICIDE.
SECURED RAZOR by STEALTH.
said Mother Would Mot Come 20 see
Him and No Wished 70 Dls -
The Wounds Are Not
Berious.

Dave MccIaln. because bis mother
would not como 70 see him during the
week DO has boen In jail charged with
attempted murder In cutting the
throat OF Ernest Whitaker, Sunday
attempted 10 end his own life In tho
manner no had attempted 70 end whit.
takers, aud siashed HIS throat with d
razor.
y was dying BIZ inches IN this fail, =
, he declared 70 Sheriff Valentine in OK
PLANTATION, and my mother would not
come 10 see me. thought 1t was bet.
ter 20 die all at once"
MccIain's attempt was made about
ten o'clock Sunday morning, In tho
cell 0f John Brooks and Ed Turner,
near his own, Two gashes were made
by the young prisoner across the front
of his throat, one above, one below tho
Iarynx. The cuts bIed pFofuscly, ana
seven stitches were required 70 Close
them.
The sight Of his own blood brought
upon McClain an idea Of tho yagtncsg
Of death. He suffered nervous chill
and believed his time 10 go had come.
Or. Windle cared for the boy, who is
alright except for two deep cuts and
gofe neck this morning.
The razor With which The attempt
was made was in the fall In violation
0f the wishes of Sheriff Valentine, who
recently refused 70 allow prisoners 70
have razor and declared they must
wear boards II Was the property Of
Theodore Richmond, janit0r OF the
court house, and had been given ~
Brooks ana Turner, trustyg, for shay.
ing. TIRE men had finished using the
fazOr, and had laid II In their cell
when Mcclain secured the weapon
without tbeir knoN1cdge,
The men we're IN the eel 40 the
time the attempt was made, turnkey
Black was absent, McClain gIaghed
himself when their backs we're turned.
Hereafter, even ne "trnstyS' in the
county Jan are likely ~ have 10 wear
boards,
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c,HKRfrp,a 49,.


y Notice IL hereby given, that by
virtue Of general execution 20 me di-
rectcd by the clerk OF the district
c0urt Of Mahagka County, Iowa,
against the goods, chattelg, lands,
tenennente, etc., Of VIM. n. Ruan and
JohnA Ruan, defendants, in favor OF
John A. II Geo. Kalbach, plaintiffs,
! will offer at public sale 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, at the door
Of the court house, In, the City OF Os-
kalooga, County Of Mahseka, Iowa,
on the 24th day Of February, 1905, all
Of said defendants right, title and In
terest In and 10 the following de-
scribed real estate, situated In Ma
haskA county, to.wit:
30 n Of ee n, Sec. 10, Twp. 10, X.
rs, and ne n of ne n, Sec. 2, Twp.
~, X. 10, Mahaska County, Iowa.
Sale TO commence at the hour OF 2
O'Clock r. N. OF said day.
Witness my hand this Gath day OF
January, 1909.
~. u. VALERTIKEg
27w2 Sheriff, Mahaska County
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EppYvlLLg.
(By John n. gipes.J

G, j. Hopp 81 chlilicotbc was cali
er here Saturday.
z. Davis OF Lost Creek departed
Saturday for Montroge, Colo, 10 make
big home there.
Born, Saturday, February ., 10 Mr..
and Mrs, James X, Norwood, near
Pleasant Corners, boy,
Mlss Cora Jansen, who was called
70 storm Lake By the serious illness
Of her father, returned Friaay night,
leaving him much improved.
Pred oldham ana family, vino have
lived At Greenfield, Adalr county, for
g0me ycars, returned 20 EddyyiiIe Fri
day night 70 again mako this place
their home.
PROT. w. A. Young Of Peila preach
"a al ths Pleasant Corners BAPTIST
church sunday morning and evening
ia the abgence OF the regular pastor,
Rey. Beard, who was conducting ser
vices ~ UdeiL
The Twentieth Century club met a.
tho nor TAaerty home FRIDAY night
| Though the fun membership was not
out eil present had a good time.
There vas pantGmi1e contest y
which Frank oldham received th'
Drlze fer he best imitation Of
chicken thief A spelling contest tool
place IN which klrs. q. Y, gtephensoi
Won.
| Hrzl JfegEeg KggsasE, mother 81
liz. Knssart n this place, and who We
| for years a resident N EddyyiIie, die
AZ ne home n her eon, Samuel kni
saxf, 81 HMez, lat week, and ban;
lvzs made st Cuba cemetery. hr
,lKnzgart wa fbe widow u Sann'
, lEneeagt, gr., and Was me mother
me late 3, ~ Knseart. The ~
| Samuel, has also been seriously ",
III Died, At nm o'cleck saturd'
!, morning, February ., 1905, at q
.rlhome u q relative ~ Coaiheid, Ma
zlE, yannesg, widow o. ., Q. Vanne'
mI affer a few weeks Illness from ce
og The bOwcfs. The funei
elseryIceg mere conducted AZ the ".
church At ZOO O'Clock sunday arr
noon i,y the pastor, Rev w, 3. Kig
ana burial wag made IN Hignla
II cemetery, Mrs, yanncgs had for yei
selttyeA here and AZ coaIaeld. j
~ mzfdeo name was Mary Elizab'
vi Hayes, ami shc was married 70 ..
q. yanness December 8, 1850. TO th
oil were born seven children, three Y
o, and fonr daughters, a. follows: Al
al ana May, who died ia infancy; y
rom 1hnson ana VIII vanneSs,
this place; and Nrs. Grant Dye
E4 ana pred u coalneld M v
,lzl ness died August "a, 1905
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CHILDREN ALL SAVED
FIRE DRILL PROVES EFFECTIVE
At WASHINGTON, IOWA,
THIS MORNING.

Washington, Ia, FEB, 5l--Tbe Cen.
tenniai schoo! building, br1ck struc.
tire Of xix rooms, was Quilted BY fire
this morning, The entire roof was
abIazs when the FIRE driiI was crSere0,
and ths $50 sehool chndren marched
out without q scratch. me damage
% me building win be ts00o, The ere
started from sparks falling on the roof.
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10 eArALeT BURNED.
Mrs, zeal, Near Heu sksre5, Meets
Win Terrible Accident

Kew Nsaron. PED. 5<--An accident
uh,cb gay prove fatal, occurred :"
III, lone n SPARKS Zeal, about FAR
ziIeg southwest Of here, IN H'fnc
manner the dress o. Mrs. Beai c9sgnt
ire from the store, and me wnfortn'
aafe lady vas terribly burEsd, oyei
half Of the surface Of her boty belna
talxtere1. A baby sitting IN ? hIgf
ehalr was aIso slightly Durned, Tn
bnsband yas out q fiss house At IN
fire nat the accldeHG occurTed,
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BECAME 4 RaytvALIsr.
KpozyJDJs Prisoner Converted am
Conducts Services IN Jail.

Des MOlnes, Feb, 5l--Beestee Of the
change N heart be has undergone
ana subsequent gGo1 behavior, George
Surfer, me Knoxville converted tcfssS,
wag slyen but six months IN me Dent
Tertiary BIZ Judge Howe. srfbcr forg'
Cd me name II a .1afion county neigh
Dor and secured an oyefcoat He -.
caDed, but gave bingef ~ after con-
version, ginee biz Incarceration be
has been holding revival megtingg ~
DE county Jail
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-08

Tbe Missionary institute Of the Eng-
ia, River baptist Association VIII be
held with the Fremont Baptist cbnrcn
Tuex1ay and Wednesday, FEB, 9 ana y
Features n the meeting WIi - 80.
aresses by Mss Hlla d. MaeIauTln O
gostoa Taesdsy night and DR., y, y
Rowlands n Davenport, wednesday
MINT.
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o. n. Hare, Dentist, room 10.
Evans block, nome Phone 800.
COLD WAVE ~ IOWA.
Temperature Varies From Twelve Be
loW 70 Two Above.

Special 70 Daily Herald
Dez M0lDes, Fcb, 5~-AccOrd,ng 70
the government report, the mercury
dropped ~ Ave beIow zero Iaet night.
This ~ the second coolest Day Of the
winter, the previous record having
been established in January u eight
beIow, me threatened ice famine ~
thus ayerte1.
Charles CITY has the record IN Iona
for cold, the mercury dropping there
during the night % tweiye bcl0w nero,
At Davenport, The warDeSt city IN the
state, the mercury registered two
abOye zero.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-08
AasT'ea . yAaeaser f1gehsrgsa.

rsksng M. S,--Yaya sri Kzl, Nee
~ -, p M, DrogiDs. has discharged
~ -, TeDnsF, the foreign 1lrse~
~ . 4 eAneztlOb, vino Organized the
80 TAool 1yR1n in this proyince
1no Flfhln, fhzSe PEARS male II a
tso 0 q fos tbe empire. Strong oppDai-
- . has sr2esn lately 70 foreign man.
- y aneDt 81 the Behools ana particular,
y against Dr 'Tesney, bscarse be ~
+ an. Ar0e9Tsza. Yuan gbi Kal told Dr..
lTxnnsy zhat ~ appreciated tls work,
.but be sfYnzD sbl KaID bas 10 many
ensnf<x that be could not afford 70
lke<y HInL
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| nu1n1grnAroR,e NorfcE.

DuIsIsTRAToK's NoTfcE. :,
"A Notice ~ hereby given 70 al
persons interested, that on the 2oth
day III January A, d., 1895, the M
dsrsigned was appointed By the Dis
trlet court Of Mahaeka County, lows,
1dmlnistratriz OF the Estate OF
Thonoas r. DonneIly deceased, late
~ sad Maba9ka County, Iowa.
All persons indebted 20 said Estate
viii make payment 70 the undersign-
ed, and those having claims against
ne same win present them legally
authenticated 70 said Court for AZ
Iowance. Dated January 70, 1906
NAg0AKET DOsSELLY, ADAE'
CIAYF II. WEST, CLERK.
aGw3 w. II. MARTTg, DEPUTY,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-08

The commissioners 81 insanity lhis
afternoon are investigating tho case
q ory1IIe KimDoTt, bsOaght up from
Roe Nm By MarghaI ", ". DIXON.
Kgmpogt u net resident of This coun'
~. ana the local OGselaIs are hunting
fgr his home mat re may be cent up
IRON there.
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! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

A DSHgIgTRATOR'S NOTICE, =
"A Notice 10 hereby given 10 -
persons interested, that on the lgth
day Of January, 1906, the undergsgn-
ed was appointed Dy the District
Court OF Mahaska County, Iowa, ad-
rnlnistrator Of the estate Of Silas
HoY, deceased, late OF said Mahaska
county, Iowa. All persons indebted
b said estate will make payment 70
the undersIgDed, and those having
claims against the same win preseng
them legally authenticated 70 said
court for allowance.
Dated January 18th, 1905.
BYgRs HKNRY, Administrator.
CLIFF r.. WEST, Clerk.
By L. r. CoRLETT, Deputy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-08
1 nMlr1srRAroRs NOTIcE.

A UMINIBJKATUHIbN UIIDEs
IN Notice 10 hereby given TO 81
persons interested, that on the 6tn
DAY Of January, A. ID. 1906, the under
giGned was appointed by the district
court Of Mahagka county, Iowa,
executor Of the estate OF a. y:
Crookham, deceased, late OF SAID
Mahaeka county, Iowa. All per,
CONS indebted 10 said estate WIZ
make payment to the undersigned
and those having claims against the
same win present them legally au-
fhenficated 10 said court for allow
ance.
Dated January rs, 1905.
r. A, csooKHAsf, Authorization,
CLIYY b. WEST, Clerk.
BY w. 4. MAETIa, Deputy. Zswa
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-08

Richmond, Ky., FEB. GI--Rirs here,
which az one time was 70 threatenfng
that Winchester was called on for AID.
ga damage % the business houses
sggregaslng t75,oo0.
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OH Hlaut Enrned

Macon, Ga, Yeb, 5>--The plant o. a.
9oUthern on company al cor6eD rth'
vas practically destroyed ~ IL = "a.
1a1, Los tS0CD1, s1SaD
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-08
RAIDS At ALBA.

Albla, Ia, Feb. s,--A general attack
waa MADE sunday On Illegal saloons
and reSorte, and fifteen arrests fcf
VOCATION a prohibition laws were
made,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-08
Mrrsn4 veauvlns On Eruptl1n.

Mes1Ie@ Teb, 1,--MOpnt Veegyl1S n
IL sspyhm from nssnTe 80 meters
III 6snzth on M rlghf side u n
NO. .nssis Il h magnificent sight.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-02-08
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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-07-06
Scenic Railway Trim Kills.

1 would not take that trip again for
$1,000 said j. w. Shelley, district at
torney of Bucks county, as ne emerged
from one of the cars of the scenic
railway over the mountain" at Will
low Grove park, Philadelphia.
He took a few steps forward. said
ne telt faint, and fell in the arms of
friends. A physician was quickly
summoned, but before he arrived Mr..
Sholley was dead. The doctor said
ms heart had been affected. Mr..
Sholley occupied a prominent position
at the bar of the state and was widely
known. He was unmarried.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-07-06
Chokes Her own Sister.

Miss Lucy Lloyd. aged "a, has con-
fessed that she choked her sister, Miss
Della Lloyd, aged 81, to death at their
home on farm near Nebraska. The
elder woman, who was killed, had
been losing her mind, and while
brooding over this and the separation
that she felt would result from it the
younger woman stepped up behind
her sister as they were preparing for
bed and killed her, then remained be-
side the corpse all night. The two
women lived alone on their farm.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-07-06
cananea Maintains Order.

Reports from Bisbee, Ariz., say mat
tiers are quiet at Cananea, the only
disorder reported for the past week
being an attempt upon the life of Ben
Bond. an American ore contractor,
who was shot at from ambush, though
not hit. Bond had been active in
quelling the disturbances last month
and threats have been made by the
striking Mexicans against his life. A
garrison of Mexican infantry is re-
tanned around the mine.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-07-06
CAR Furnishes SOLDIERS.

DisIoya Battalion Not for His Guard.
The crushing blow inflicted on the
emperor of Russia by the discovery
of dissatisfaction in his favorite regi-
ment, the Preobrajensky regiment of
life guards, as shown by it's adoption
of resolutions recently unfolding all
the actions of parliament and announ-
cling that the men wanted no more
police duty entailing the Staying of
brothers or fathers, has so affected
his majesty that he has ordered the
name of the disloyal first battalion to
be stricken from the roll of the i'm
perial guards.
In addition the soldiers and officers
of the battalion have been deprived
forever of the special rights enjoyed
by guardsmen, and hereafter the bat
talon will be designated the special
infantry battalion"
The general staff no longer con-
ceals it's fear that the morale of the
entire army is profoundly shaken and
that with parliament championing the
cause of the mutineers in each in
stance as it arises, the first big test
may find the troops lined up as the
French troops two days before the
Bastile fell, on the side of the people
and against monarchy.