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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-08
CHAPTER XIX.

w YHEN / started on this desper-
WV ate search after a witness,
war had been declared, but
no advance as yet ordered
on Cuba. / wandered from one end of
the camp to the other till finally en-
countered a petty officer who gave
signs of being rough rider. Him l
stopped and, with some hint Of my
business, asked where James Calvert
could be found.
His answer was stare ana ges-
ture toward the hospital tents.
Nothing could have astonished me
more.
"Sick =" cried.
"Dying," was his answer.
Dying! Curly Jim! Impossible! I
had misled my informant as to the ex-
act man I wanted, or else there were
two James Calyerts in Tampa. Curly
Jim, the former cowboy. was not the
fellow to succumb in camp before he
had ever smelt powder.
1T is James Calvert of the First vol
unfeer corps / am after" said I. "A
sturdy fellow
(''No doubt. no doubt. Many sturdy
Typhoid, you know. Bad case. No
hope from the start. Pity, but
I heard no more. Dying. Curly jim!
He who was considered to be immune.
He who held the secret
LET me see him." I demanded. 1T
Is tmportant-a police matter. A word
from him may save life. He is still
breathing:"
Yes, but 1 do not think there is any
chance of his speaking. He did not
recognize his nurse FIVE minutes ago"
AS bad as that. But / did not de-
spair. / did not dare to. l had staked
everything on this interview. and l
was not going to lose its promised re-
suits from any lack Of effort on my
own part.
LET me see him." repeated.
I was taken in. The few persons
saw clustered about a narrow cot in
one corner gave way. and I was cut
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The petty effisss

to the heart to see that they did this
not SO much out OF consideration for
me or my errand there as from the
consciousness that their business at
the bedside of this dying man was
over. He was on the point Of breath
ing his last. I pressed forward. and
after one quick scrutiny Of the closed
eyes and pale face / knelt at his side
and whispered name into his ear. 1t
was that OF Veronica Moore.
He started. They al saw 1t. On the
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book itself. taken in the order in which
l found them marked:
at was about this time that l spent
a week in tile Moore house. that grand
and historic structure concerning which
and its occupants SO many curious ru-
mors are afioat. | knew nothing then
Of its discreditable fame, but from the
first moment of my entrance into its
ample and well lighted halls I expert
enced a sensation which I will not call
dread, but which certainly was far
from being the impulse of pure delight
which the graciousness OF my hostess
and the imposing character of the place
itself were calculated to produce. This
emotion was but transitory. vanishing
as was natural in the excitement of mr.
welcome and the extraordinary interest
/ took in Cailista Moore, who In those
days was most fascinating little
body. Small to the point of appearing
diminutiye and lacking all assertion in
manner and bearing, she was never
theless such lady that she easily dom
mated all who approached her and pro-
duced, quite against her viii, 1 am sure
an impression of aloofness. seasoned
with kindness. which made her a most
surprising and entertaining study to the
analytic observer. her position as
nominal mistress of an establishment
already accounted one OF the finest IN
Washington-the real owner. Reuben
Moore. preferring to live abroad with
his French wife-gave to her least &C.
ton an Importance which her shy If
not appealing looks. and a certain
strained expression most difficult to
characterize, va;nly attempted to con
radict /. eSuld not Un1srstaQd her
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we take leaves inside or ten minutes.
Ny business here is over"
Cañon City record., 1906-04-12
ArSenate Of Lead
Stapling Machines for all.

Excursion to Cripple Creek Sunday.
Sl.50 the round trip.
Marble and granite monuments. n.
W. Hadley. 225 Main.
Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 523
Main St, Record office.
Paper Hanging. Morgan &
Mead's, 232 Main street
Gilbert Campbell is moving into the
residence of j. D. Biggs.
James Graham of Brewster was
visiting in Canon Monday.
Alfalfa, clover and other field grass
seeds. G. II Tanner & Co.
The Record does all kinds of job
printing cheaply and quickly.
Send The Record back home. It's
better than letter from you.
House tents. enough to supply the
town, at Avery & Robison's.
Read The Record want column. II
Is the best news in the paper.
Empress -four best milled in Kan.
sas. G.. r. Tanner & Co., agent.
Master Ciary Llewellyn is conva-
lescent after a siege OF typhoid fever
Richlieu fruits and vegetables are
OF highest quality. G. r. Tanner &
Company.
The Yankee Doodle Minstrels will
appear again May Z. Benefit Modern
Woodmen.
New line of refrigerators Just re-
ceived at Avery G. Robison's.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-12

John Dawson of Sarcoxie, Missouri
stopped in Canon Saturday for short
visit with his brother. w. H. Dawson,
Mr. Dawson spent the winter in Cali
fornia and was on his way to his
home in Missouri.
Mrs. w. NJ. Tudor and family have
gone to Chase for the summer. Mr.
Tudor is on the travel most of the
time.
Miss Esther burning has returned
to her home after pleasant visit with
friends in Cripple Creek for the past
week.
The Exchange column is free to
Record subscribers. Don't you want
to trade something for something
elseg
The Record handles the engraved
trade for the town. Wedding invita-
tons, at-homes. or calling cards.
II you have a neighbor who uses a
Majestic she is the best ad we have
Ask her about II. The Leader.
Dali Deweese and family are en-
tertaining a house party at their pa
latial home on Lincoln Park.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-12

Why not get power spraying out
fit? Costs only from $235 to $3.50. II
does the work of many men and teams
The Leader. 70S Main street
Chayson & Headlee are serving the
finest meats ever placed on the block
in Canon. II is pea fed.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Glasgow, who
have been at FL Paso during the win
ter, returned last week.
Mrs Walter Love of Salt Lake City
will spend the summer on her fruit
ranch on Lincoln Park,
Mrs. Walter Love of Salt Lake City
will spend the summer on her fruit
ranch on Lincoln Park.
Mrs. George r. Breckenridge went
to Denver Sunday to visit with hei
sister. Mrs. Cannon.
A larger variety and better goods
at Keables Soda Fountain this year
than ever before.
They sell the best soda in town is
why they sell the most. Whog kea-
ble's. of course.
Richlieu butter quality always right.
Present price SOC pound. G. X. Tan
ner Company.
Invalids' chairs, porch chairs, many
things for summer comfort at Avery
& Robison's.
The purity of Keables fruits are
guaranteed by the New York Pure
Food brand.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-12
Saturday, April Id, at The New Store

hunt Owing to the snow, which was
three or four feet deep in that section
of the state, the hunters have not yet
been able TO find any bear. They hope
10 be more successful as soon as the
weather gets a little warmer.
The tool box for the safe keeping
of the picks, shovels, axes and other
implements used by the convicts in
the construction of the Skyline boule-
ward. was broken into last Monday
night and quantity of tools stolen
Cañon City record., 1906-04-12

son says the Mexican statutes are in
many respects incomprehensible to
an American, especially is this the
case with the revenue laws. which
require stamps for almost every i'm
aginable business transaction. Owing
to the difficulties in the way of get
ting the remains out of the country
it has been decided not to bring the
body of Mr.. Arlett back to Canon for
burial
W. Boucher of San Jose, California
arrived here last week to take the po-
sition of chief clerk in the Office of
the street railway company. recently
established in the Harding block. Mr.
Boucher was associated with Mr.
Granger in the management and op-
Grafton of the San Jose and Los Gatos
road in California and is thoroughly
familiar with all the details of rail-
way management. Mr.. Boucher ex-
poets to bring his family here later.
n. T. Allen has sold the Central ho-
tel at 314 Main street to Carl Bourton
who took charge of the property last
Tuesday. Mr.. Bourton is emplayed as
a salesman az fowler & Stockton's
clothing store. and for a few weeks
the hotel will be under the manage
ment of d. L. Jump, who recently re-
turned to Canon from three months
business trip through the Northwest
Mr.. Allen. who has had control of the
| property for the last two years, re-
tires. chiefly on account of i'll health,
]. W. Anthony came home last Sat.
urday from Rio Grande and Mineral
counties where he went several weeks
ago on a bear hunting trip. Theo
Shoemaker, Jr., who accompanied Mr.
Anthony on the expedition, remained
in camp at South Fork, between Del
Norte and Creede, to look after the
dogs and other equipment pending
Mr.. Anthony's return to continue the
Cañon City record., 1906-04-12

Not satisfied with the theft of all the
picks and shovels they could carry
OFF the depredators rolled all of the
water barrels down the hill, wreckine
them ut its foot. The fact that the
roadway along the crest of the Hog
back is being done for the benefit OF
the public in which all are beneficiar-
les. makes the robbery an especially
vicious and reprehensible one.
Dr. Holmes will occupy the house
just vacated by Dr. Little
Cañon City record., 1906-04-12
Iooal and Personal
OOOOOV
Ragsdale's
Real Estate

Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.
Garden seeds In bulk G. r. Tanner
& Co.
Fresh roasted coffee. Ceylon Tea
Store.
e. H Burdick was in the city on
Monday.
Miss Irene was Ill the first part Of
the week.
Go to McNelly's market for the best
cooking meats.
Mrs. E. NJ Smith was visitor in
Pueblo yesterday.
Fred Reynolds new house is about
ready for occupancy.
Mrs. n c. Garvis has been very Ill
for the past week.
Sunday excursion to Cripple Creek
Sl.50 round trip.
All kinds OF painting. Morgan &
Mead's, 232 Main street
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25

Ffank lsbnlef and h q. iluHuAh
wvfe callers At cflehcl lila week
Leo Hmldefs. II oAsalooaa. IA spend
ing the week with bls muief. Mfs. u
iNlilOHt
Mira. bacon. ~ Oekaiooea, IA euI
ior few days 10 Nee her daughter
Mrs. Phillips,
Hob Montgomery, The super had
20 walk 10 white CRY 20 take a train
On account u the bad roads.
II this ihaw contlnues the folks nj
Cricket will need q boat instead 81
a cuttcr 10 get OYER 20 the store.
rho d. q w. Tea agent who was odl
through Cricket and white City TAX
ing orders for that Arm. took sick with
pleurIsy and had 10 Quit work and 70
turn 20 osialoosa.
Jan 20. Last Choice.
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problems violating ~ lhe FARM ana
that one relaslne 70 lAa.
la,lon. where young people have con.
vUnIent aUcusA 10 lcclures, lheaieFs,
church. loiapn. etc. ~ n mnde pos
nlble Ny rapid inicfurbAn svf'loe.
there IA not anythIan like the danger
az them turning their back on tho
farm that there Il a. present The
electric line. together with n modern
metallic service telephone, ate two
agents that will Ia the next decade
foyoiutlonisa cofn.bell AgflcultuFe.
Land il high IN value now, but u has
By no means reached the limit.
There IL an increasing demand for
corn All the time, while the area ca
pable OF producing II 10 clearly defln'
cd aud limited. This being true, a
location In this area will become
more and more desirable rs time
passes"
James Atkinson"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
Last Choice.

NJ. I. Moore sold n horse recently.
Almost everybody is complaining
Of a bad cold.
Mrs. Lcna Taylor Is suffering with
an abscegs On her face this week.
Grandpa and Grandma Henderson
are both very poorly with rhcumn
tlsm this week.
John Padgett and family and Franz
Dcweese, from oskalooBa, spent Sun
day with Nathan sayles and family
win Brown sold bay team foi
5000 and bought n black matched
team OF Willie Davenport for s525 LAS
week.
Miss Lizzie Lockard has been visit
Ing with her uncle and aunt Mr. ans
Mrs. Pete Henderson, in White Oak
the past week.
Albert wymorc and family am
Otis Taylor, Allie Shipman and Ma
than Sayleg were among those win
were in oskaIoosa saturday.
Vert Brown and cnlley Stevenson
have been hauling corn the past
week 10 the Brown home. Mr.. Brown
purchased the corn OF Mr.. Stevenson
Moving Is all tho talk nowadays. Al
most everybody you meet is asking
Have you a place YETI" or do yol
fIaye 70 mover" Some have aIread,
moved.
Mrs. Nusgroye, Henry Tsylor'g SIS
ter, has been spending few days o
the Taylor home, assisting them VIII
their butchering work, as Mrs. Taylo
IL very poorly.
Byron Parr was very happily sur
prfsed Sunday, Jan. Il, When abou
nfty.tW0 OF his old,timc neighb6rs ant
friends gathered in with well hllc'
| baskets with all the good thisrgs y
cat that conld be brought which fnad'
Mr.. Parr feel az II re would be giat
II his birthday would come more often
Jan 70. Blue Bell
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25

10 be "chote boy while BE ven WIN
n iAld 20.
Mrs. H. NJ whlher vlalled III Oaka,
luueh \ few dayN last week ana attend
VA the institute.
Miss Anna Wan zdnk returned Mon
day from pplia, where abe visited ret
hliven and friends,
Mr. and Mra. Tim iBafnon, Of oska
luowB, were visitors "A the VIM. Tya
selling home Friday.
Mra. frank barton and sister. Misa
Ida Ilode, were guests o. the Van
Monen home Saturday
Fred Denllorger moved his house'
hold goods 10 pglla Tuesday and will
make that city mis- future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Beiom de-.
cided 10 try keeping house again and
have moved on farm near Otley.
VIM. Frey. OF Everlst. had the
misfortune 10 break bis leg Saturday
thk anne ono that WAS broken before
Misses Carrie and sadie Van Ben
tum, also Jessie voyei and Ethel
Loucks visited Jessies sister Mrs. o
w. Fisher, Friday.
Mrs. Lester Butter departed Thurs
day for Toledo, where her brother
Barney Phillips underwent an opera
ton but was not much benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b.. Walker and sor
Dow, we're Eddyyili9 passengers Sat
urday TO spend Sunday with Their
niece, Mrs. J. Waugaman, also theii
nephew, Ted coryeiI
Jan. ~, Golden Rod.
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EppYyJLLE.
~ JOIN q. elpee.l

Born, Monday, Jan, n. 1895. 10 Nr
and Mrs Walter hartman, Of North
Fourth street hay girI.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. .. Walker, Of Leigh.
ton, were over Sunday guests OF mr..
Walkers niece, Mrs, John Waugaman,
Mrs. JeSse Swan went 10 ottumwa
gnnday night 10 zee her mother, Mrs..
Emma Lb0st, who fss been quite
poorly.
a, Speed departed Monday for his
home At b. John, Ksngae, after few
dayg visit with his nephew, "a Wad.
ctnzton.
An entertainment win be given at
the opera house on Wednesday even,
Ing, Jan. 2isb By the CoIored Cana,
dian Concert Go.
Mrs. j. H. Jones, across the river,
was e0fDewhat burned on file arm and
face Monday night while starting
fre with kerosene,
Tho. Rebekab lodge installed officers
gaturday night, the ceremonies being
enacted by Mr.. Carrie Tout, Of OF
tumwa, deputy president
Mrs W. o, Roberts purchazed the
w. u. Sumner DreDsrty, on North
Third street, this week and the family
win soon OccpDy the same.
Henry crisweii and family, Of Oska.
I0osa, we're gunday guests OF relatives
here. Mrs CriswelPs sister, Mrs, "
., cbitwoo1, accompanied them home
for visit
I'd Harding was given quite sur.
prize By about dozen Of his friends
Monday night, the ,,peaeIon being 10
honor Of hts ziet birthday anniversary.
The surprise Was q 1fnDIete success,
ami ali present had a good time nlI
about midnight
Columbus DaghieII and Fred Miller
have been drawn On the petit jury at
ottnmwa, and H. a, Brnbaker, EaFf
witt and ", A, Garrett, 81 Harrison
township, hAye been rejected az pc
~ Jurors for the February term Of
ne Bsfaeka county court a. 0skaIoo
Va. Mr. Miller was excused,
Mrs. Peter GayiIIc ana niece, VIVA
1ayllie, and Fred gaviiIe and son
clyde returned Mc1 ar night from
} sagler, where tfiey rad been cali
~ nle -inese and leatb N their rel
stlye. Joe gay1IIe, Peter GayIilc re-
NAMED foF a IonEeE Wit a relative,
Mes Janet craYg, ~ Coa1 Valley, nj,
,zme from YIsgIer With them for d
init here.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
FRAKEHylLLE.

I'd Pryor has mogc4 70 White City.
Mrs. Dan Crews baby is sick at this
writing.
Mrs. Geo. Langdcn Is very sick at
this writing.
MiIlard HatGeId, Of Cricket was q.
this place Sunday
Tom Gordon has been sick the past
week, but IL better 1T this writing.
Mr., and Mrs, chas. Rockefeller wore
over Sunday visitors al ogkaIoosa,
2 J, Davis had the N Sfortune 10 gel
bis leg hurt at tho mines last week.
Mr., ana Mrs, j. Hegnott, OF White
city, we're Sunday visitors a. the home
Of l. Brngnepx.
Mr., and Mrs. HaT,a are visiting q.
tbs home Of their daughter, Mrs. ~
bert gtringfelI0w.
Frank Blessing, Of ogkaloosa, came
out 10 this place iast week 10 clerk
At Harris Bros, store,
The infant daughters 81 Mrs. I'd
Madison and Mrs, frank Pratt arr
on tho sick hist AZ tss writing.
Jan ~ r.. G.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
GARFIELD RIDGE.

fMrs. j. X. Hook IL on the sick
list
A number on our farmers attended
the institute last week.
Mr.. q. H. Wharton delivered two
fat beeyeg 10 Harris Bros. Tuesday.
Our sick people, mr. James X.
Hook and Mrs. seis remain about
the same.
Several from this vicinity attended
me funeral Of the late Mr.. sIIycrthorn
last Sunday.
John Hoyt and e II. Dusenberry
delivered hogs last Tnesday. Price,
800 per cwt.
Mtsg Abble Remington and Mr.. Wal.
ter Davis visited AZ the Charley Davis
EcEss zsas Lacey last Sunday.
Mr.. CruzeD purchased a span Of
work horgee Of II. n. Wharton last
week. Price paid Tor them was $500.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Hoyt gave par.
~ for our young people last Friday
evening. A good time Is reported By
All who were there.
The entertainment given AZ six Nile
schooi house TrIday evening was
quite . success. The proceeds will
70 TO buy ben Tor the school house.
c.E.Wharton and family, G. H. whaT-
ton and family, Geo. Black ana family,
III schultz and family and Miss Kate
Sells visited AZ y, r. Dusenberry's gat.
uTdag evening.
Jan. ~. BOB White.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25

Luke Osborn, OF Angus, was bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. g. Clark left this week foI
Omaha 10 visit friends.
Miss Emma Taylor, Of Evans, visit
Cd friends here this week.
Mrs. JoSic Young, OF Atlantic, visit
ed In this locality this week.
David McFgisb, n Foster, moved
HIS family 20 Bolton Monday.
Mrs. Leo Davis opened up colored
boarding house ON gecond street thii
week.
Mrs. w. A. jenkins, Of Keb, f. In
town this week at the home OF bei
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Neis sacker
son,
oryI1Ie Cowan, one OF I0wa'g most
progressive young farmers, OF ottum.
wa, spent Sunday AZ the home on Mr..
and Mrs. Nefs gackergon.
w. q. Manning, OF Des MONIES, was
registered at the sounders Houge this
week Mr.. Manning was working the
territory in the interests Of the Daily
News OF Deg Moines.
.. w. Halnes. Of Durand, was in
town Thursday. Mr.. Haineg r. a
strong advocate Of the electric road as
q mode Of trayei,as be gayg II n cheap
er than shitching up the horse, let
alone the feel
Victor EeISon, Of Dawson, was a
business caller In TORN this week. Mr..
Nelson was well impressed with our
town for q mining town ana predicts
a bright future for Bolton, as the
amount Of money spent on improve.
mentS warrants prediction.
Matilda Donaldson aged 40 years, de.
parted this life January 20, 1906. At
10 q. m. The deceaged was born in
Vermions, Sweden, IN 1s5e. In the
year 1889 she joined her fortunes In
holy wedIcck with Gus Donaldson, who
survives her. They moved 70 iowa
eighteen years ago and located az La
cas-, To mis- union were born ten chill.
dren, four Of whom preceded her 70
rbe promised land Che leaves . bus.
band, one sister anG SIX children, three
sons and three daughters, 10 mourn
her nntfmely end, Her health has
been failing for yeyeral years, xhe hay-
ing weak lungs Az this time she
watched OyeT the duties Of her home
and looked after the interests cf her
husband and family. She was o. al
pleasing turn Of mind and naet all that
called upon her rfth q SmiIe and Al
hearty welcome. A sh0st time ago.
she was stricken 70 her bed and re-
signed herself 70 he fate, a. she had
yfren uD all hope n q restoration tcl
health. She remained conscious 70
he last moment; when me final Nili-
mone called hef 70 10 70 her ion1
horne. me NET u wlfh smlle. mel
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
goR sALE.

te50--House OF rooms, summer
kitchen, cellar and well, corner lot, !
block from street car.
1e50-House OF 4 rooms, with base.
ment OF three rooms, cement walks,
good well, north and east Of square,
about 2 blocks.
t700--House Of 4 rooms, summer
kitchen, good well, south front, "
block from street car line, southeast
part Of town.
t750--Houge OF three rooms, cellar.
coal houys, some fruit trees, good well
t950--Houge OF rooms, Dantry, .weIi.
cement walks, ia the east part OF town.
tzi00--House Of 9 rooms, cellar.haiI.
pantry, well, cigterp, corner lot, on
street car line, convenient 70 schools
and college.
tzz50--House OF 10 rooms, furnace,
bath, corner iot, three blocks from
business center.
tz250--House Of rooms, barn, city
water, cement walks, " block from
paved street In east part OF town, con
yenient 10 school.
s2,O00--House Of 10 rooms within
three blocks from court house. wen
arranged for two families, pared
street cement walks, good well ana
cellar would exchange for land or
shout same value,
ooklLooel LAND a LOAN co.
~ North First "a.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
lgsosYon.

Lou Walker was . business caller
vt oskaIo0sa recently.
Ean Riggs, o. Ogkalooea, WAS .
business caller here gatnrday,
John Moody, gr., made q brief bHsl,
ness trip 70 osksloosa Monday.
Mrs, Rose FIeck and sons were us,
TORS a. the FsrmeSY Institute Wed,
nesday.
Brownie Walker ana TYed wS&y
we're calling on 0tkaIoosa fsiends
gnnday,
j. r.. Van der ~ bought hogs On
Th1Fsday am shipped four car loafe
Fridays
Two N .. Van zpnkz children are
ack, aIso ~chlckv fsmes ana rho
children.
p. s. Ffsy reDt 70 Eyerst Tuesday
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
osKALooeA LAND a LOAN CO.
~ North First OF.
FOR RENT.

Suburban home OF three acres in
the east part OF town; house OF a
rooms, well, cistern and barn, sode
fruit $40 per month.
House Of 4 rooms summer kitchen,
well, one,half block from street car
line, southeast part Of town. 81 per
month.
House Of rooms, city water, nics
location, corner lot, 8 blocks from
square. 81 per month.
House Of 3 rooms, modern improve
mems, about blocks east OF bust
ness center convenient TO school and
street car line. SIT per month. -
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
Or. MIser Cures Stomach
Trouble.

He cures Diseases Of the
Eyes, Ears, Nose, Throat,
Lungs, Kidneys, Stomach,
Blood, Nerves, Heart, Skin,
Diseases OF Women, Sexual
Weakness and other lingering
ailments. Glasses Fitted and
Guaranteed. Consultation and
X.Ray Examination Free.
DR.. Miser's Omce,1O2 1stA
OverRoyer's Clothing Store.
Office hours, Gam. TO pm.
evening z to 8, Sunday 10 to
IL am.
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
cRIcKET.

FINEST Jaesdson IS suffering from a
yery ssyese coId.
Jim Campbell, ne ycalc inspector,
was resent eaI'er ~ cncket
Ernest YhlIljDe and wire weYe INIT
~ y White cIiy . ne aanee.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25

According 10 the station agent at
Atwood great quantity Of freight
during the week finds it's way 70 that
Junction enroutc 10 Buxton.The stun
comes from or by way of oskaloosa
and would 20 over ty way Of me In.
terurban II there WAS an Interurban.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25

AZ bis home near Deep River, AZ
about A. N. On last Friday, William
Ia1eIy was seriously. stabbed IN me
stomach By George btenett.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25

deceased came here from Keb, WapeI.
10 county, last September. The re-
mains we're taken 70 ottumwa on
Sunday night and laid 10 rest beside
her children there. The entire com
munlty join IN sorrow Tor the bereayed
family in their IoSg OF wife and
mother
Jan. ~, II. w.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.

JACKSoN.--I desire 10 express my
heartfelt appreciation TO my many
friends and nelghbors for their kind
assistance during the sickness end
death Of my husband, and especially
to the old soldiers who have been
10 kind TO him and me.
Mary Jackson.