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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17
Anniversary Sale Of No. tions, Toilet Articles etc.

SNAP LOCK SKIRT FASTENERS. Regular price 15c, anniversary
 sale lie card Amber and white Hair Pins, regular price 10c, sale price 5c Toilet Pins, regular price 7c, sale price Sc card Fancy Hat Pins, regular price 10c, sale price 5c each Pearl Shirt Waist Sets, regular
 price 25c, sale price 15c each Brush Braid in colors only, reg
 ular price 5c yard, sale price 1c yd Odd lot Fancy Buttons, regular
 price 19c to 75c dozen, sale
 price 10c doz odd lot Belt Buckles, regular
 price 25c to soc each, sale
 price SC each
 TOILET ARTICLES. Antiseptic Soap, regular price 5c
 cake, sale price 8 for 10c Violet Talcum Powder, regular
 price 121ac, sale price 10c box Almond Cream, regular price
 5c, sale price 10c box Mennen's Talcum Powder, 121s box La Blache Face Powder, 35c box Buttermilk Soap, Sc cake Cuticura Soap, sale price 19c cake Woodbury's Facial Soap, sale
 price 19c cake Dr Lyons Tooth Powder, sale
 price 16c box
 5Oc PILLOW TOPS. Front and back, anniversary sale 25c cake
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17
Waterbury Proof

R. R. Callender. of 90 Bishop street. Waterbury, Conn. says: T have much confidence in Doan's Kid ney Pills as a remedy for backache. In my own case they brought free
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17
Anniversary Sale Of
 Silks

WASH SILK. 36-inches wide all Silk, warrant ed to wash, regular .69 value, anniversary sale price 49c yd
 FANCY SUITING SILKS. Regular price soc and 59c yard, only a small lot, anni- versary sale price 39c yd BLACK PEAU DE CYGNE. Regular price 75c, anniversary sale 59c yd
 BLACK TAFFETA SILK. Warranted to wear, our aame as guarantee woven in the selvedge, regular price 75c yard, anniversary sale 59c BLACK MORE SILK. Regular price 75c, anniversary sale 56c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17
Anniversary Sale of
 Crashes

BLEACHED TWILL CRASH. s ale price 49c yd BROWN LINEN CRASH. Regular lie quality, sale price
 GAG yd 18-INCH ALL LINEN BLEACHED
 CRASH. Regular price 121ac, sale price
 9hc yd READY MADE SHEETS AND PIL- LOW CASES. 81x0O BLEACHED SHEETS. Regular price 69c, sale price
 SIC each 72x9O UNBLEACHED SHEETS. Good weight, sale price Acc each 45x36 PILLOW CASES. Regular price 14c each, sale
 111c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17

ALL WOOL ALBATROSS. In black and full line of colors, regular price soc, anniversary sale 39c yd BLACK AND COLORED MERGER
 HE'D SATINES. A quality usually sold at 25c yard, anniversary sale 127.c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17

ALL PURE LINEN NAPKINS. Regular price $1.50 a dozen, sale price $1.22 dog Regular s1.75 quality, sale price
 $1.50 dog ALL LINEN TRAY CLOTHS. Il Sc quality, sale price lie each 29c quality, sale price 23c each 50c quality, sale price 42c each
 TOWELS.
 Regular 10c Huck Towels, sale
 price 7c each AN EXTRA HEAVY HUCK TOWEL, All linen, made in three sizes,
 size 17x34, sale price 91ac each Size 18x36, sale price 1011c each Size 19x3S, sale price 121ac each EXTRA HEAVY ALL LINEN HEM STITCHED TOWEL. Made for hard usage and usual ly sold for 29c, sale price 21c each BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS. 15c quality, sale price II 1sc each 17c quality, sale price 15c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17

Anniversary Sale of Linens, Towels, Sheets and Pillow Cases and White Goods 6O-INCH CREAM DANIASK. Usually sold for 33c yard, sale price 26c yd 64-INCH SILVER BLEACH DA.
 MASK. All pure linen, regular price 55c yard, sale price 47c yd 72-INCH DOUBLE DAMASK. Regular price SIPS, sale price
 s1.07 yd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17

+ Los nuevos enanos de Ia Vents
creen que On Puerto Rico no hay lsyes,
nj iuecss, nj penslss, nj policis, nj
vindicsa pdblIcs, que los guapos =
isquetones pusden gallardearse 4 su
antoio, como si vlvieran entrs tribus
sAlvsies.
IFeliz inconsistencies, propia do loI
primitlvos iiemposI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17
Una palAbra,
-- No hay turbaa....

de cargos pdolicos, por election DO
pular.
III partldo que do alas & semeian.
se sacindalo, On provecho de sus inse.
resea poltEcos, no 90 pasrio a, nj On
moral, nj 90 amigo del pueblo Gu
~ causa dice dtteader, porqus 10 On
sefis, CON tiempIoa pracsicos, como ss
dt smoraljza ca Rdmintssraot6n an
poiltcs, 81 par que lssiona q menoa
cabs los tntsyeses de eae mIsmo ps,si.
DO, que solo V6 auts sus ojos, dssple
gada por los mlsmos cue dehieran
enaehAr!e, una poliIica de odios, ire
gularldAdes y miseriss, digna do O.
Asmpos enil osos del BAlo Imperlo,
Los republicanos no oeben sriun
far en Ponce nj en- la isla.
Para logratlo sisnsn q 40 zanzibar
dc principles, do nom bres, de procsd,
mlenios.
Nusas:o pslise aalvarl poro oue ha
bran do gohsrnarlo aus busnos hlios,
no psrmitisndo que GAigA en- msuo,
ds los gus son sua oorrupsores,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17
Para IOs que quIeran OOlOcar
bisn 81 diner0

Sc vende Q arrisnda en- Ponce, On
la ealls ATOCEA, 10 m6s eknsriea de
10 eiudad entire las dos plasas primal
pslss, IN Almaosn do mampostaris y
MADEIRA del paIs, de n pies 0 pulRa
dss DO frents por Ia callo del Sol
S8 Il palgadas poF 10 dc ALTO HA
frente & las esSss de EnmAnusllI & @.
r. ValdssIlla Hsmauos / G.
Por Iensr sIie Almscsn dos Arri
mos &c kacs muy iGcil iabricarle una
plAntA alta; oo1dn Sngnlo dc nam
posssrfa solAmsnte. Tambi6n una de
dos plsntAa mamposteriA eontIeua n
anterior en- 10 calls del SCI. Elout
Adquiera essA propIedAd bspdrk nm
huen interea dc au dinaro, Para in
formss dirigirse { RAFAEL RIvFR.
RsBsL Sol Il. Ponce, 49,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17
IhPRBSIOIES Y NOIICIlS

4 esta ban muersoS',y un correligionsrio
nuestro le hizo c.llAr, en- aeerada y
eontundepte replies,
Ere continental debsrfa compri.
mirse
Aver SO di6 cristiana sepul.ara
oil cadaver de don Aarcial Sarrall6s,
autiguo agricultor de esta localidad
empsrsrtado con distipguidas fsmi-
las, Reciban sus deudoa ell sentido
seitimonio dc nuessro Tessme.
Han sido puestos On libersad.
Francisco Santana, Quisn cumpli6 90
dfas dc prisi6n por altsrar 10 pax pd,
blieA y Jose Ir'zarri, oil cual extln-
gui6 aepteneta de dos meses, por hurto,
GU CALZADO ain carton on LED
Euslaa para nifos, eupeeialidad On
calxado fno para seiors, dnieos ven
dedores dc ealsado nno recomendabls
para eahalleros. III Leon PoncsEo,
Gale del Comsrcio,
Ell ComIt6 republican, do Bonee
hs rsproducldo en- hojss ausltss sl 10.
soso manifssto pubioado On Abril
dlsmo por sl Comit6 Ejscuslvo do su
sgrupsci6n,
Tempo perdutt0....I
-Estkn on puerto ell vspor tCoa>
mo,s procedents do New York via San
Juan, y el vspor alsm&n eAlsiria.t 4
rrosedense do Europa vie San Tho.
mas.
Cor Porme se W sesrcando sl do
mipgo 20. dfa en- que se veridcarzn Lao
convenciones parciales do las sub Jun.
tss unionistss, para 10 des' gosoi6n do
los delegados que han do eiegir el
puevo Comito, observsse mayor on.
tusiasmo y snimaci6n entire nusstros
eorreliglonarios, Los republicanos,
on cambio, estGn coupletamente ali.
caidos.
-Por portar armas hs aldo SEN
tenciado Ricardo GonE&lfa & q dias
dc arresto.
Ell Board Superior de- sanidsd
solicita do Ia Junts dc Sautdad dc
Pones 10 historic c,fnics de Bsnigno
Rivera y Blblano Alicsa enfsrmos que
10 fueron remitldoa de squf para "a
exdmen bacteriol6gico.
La familis do Gtfgoria Perea
aolicita do 10 aanidsd local nuevo In.
greso de aQu6lla on sl Hospital dc
oGos. Grfgoris hs satado dos vsces
On dlcho essablecimiento.
En- el Jusgsdo municipal de
Jusna Disz tueron nultados ouinea
indiViduos CON uno y tres PESOS POT
iugar gslloa. La iugada fu6 uorprsr
IdIda por el detective Coll,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17

Los unIonistas no son poasr.
Bier mas bsio el pressn.e ! cyl.
men no puede eonAtisuir poQsr ninpdo
parlido puersorriQus6o,
--Entoncsa,
Con los unionistss lpauyendo de
alGhn modo on la admlaistrAci6U, hay
paz, moral, orden y rsspeso q 10 &c.
garidad y q los derschos sgenos, mas
gsranifas, ca 6n, y todas estaa cosas
nunca Qudteron darlas los republica
nos.
Una palAbra,
NO hay turbaa....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17
EN- FL AYUATAM|ENTQ

Cortlnusci6n do loa acuerdos 10.
mados en- 10 sssi6n del vlerress
II. Prcsupussto y Tarifas para
el pr6xmo eiercicIo dc 1906 907,
Al primero El conseio acord6
aprobar sl informs oral del sonceisl
sfior Uaera que el ataor ingenlero
reforme sl pliego de condolences en- al
iensldo dc que la subasta ae hsga por
trozos, ssfialandoss como harzA def
nitIva 10 suma de s25.
Al2 Sc scord6, en- vists del in
torme del investigator, la devoluci6p
do los s25 reclaim Adoa.
Al 3. Sc acord6 declarsr yacan
tea los dos plssas do conce ialsv,
Ala. Qle raIs & 10 Coml.i6n ds
Fcmsnso.
AL s, Sc acord6 de cor formidsd
d 10 solicisado, debiendo 81 recurren
to desigaar persona que recojs do Ia
Tesorerfa les cuentas Correspondien
tea,
al 6. Sc acord6 sasi. facsr On un,
psrtida 10 auma certi1cada, atsndien
do q su poos monta,
Al I. q 'ed6 enterado eI Corcpjo
AIS. se asiguaron s25 para con
lribuir q 10 tie1tA.
AL .. Sc acord0 pase 4 l. forme de
Ingeniaro
Al 10. So acordd psgar 4 dor
Luis Cairo sl6 para que sati.tsgA
JaIms Bas los tres fos que 10 sdsu
dc por spastamiento de un burro 81
sus tsrrenoa,
LContiLusrk ma(1ansl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17

Qlersmos ca 10 possible, hscer
caso omiso dc las psrsonalidadea &
quienes esos hechos afsetan.
Q ieremoa que no SO yea en- nues.
tras lfuas nj el menor rastro de un
sntsgonismo dietado por 81 espfrisu
de partido por el intsr6s personal
Mas si queremos y deoenoz poner
en- relieve eae caao para que oil gobter.
no el pais ter an ur nuevA evide1
to prueba de 10 que sigaiAean los re,
publicsnos, como ndclso polfsiso.
A,l contribuimoI sasszments & Ia
campaha de mofalidsd, orden pro
grsao que Ia Union lleva & cabo con
admirable eonataneia, en- sodas Las
cuestiones que afectAn a esta ials.
Un ciudadano, para encontrarse
como es debido al ampsro do la ciu.
dadania no hs de eiercitar derechou
tan solo; tambiea le cumple realissr
debsres. De sQuf dimaua una solida'
ridad perfscta contra todos los sgre
gados d! cusrpo social.
Uno de los mas altos debsres Of
vleos, % la cooperation de cAda uno
al soatsnimiento de las cArgas dbli
cas-, para que a6tas se RIPARIAN eoui
tativamente entire todos los ciudsda
NOS,
El que al no 10 h,ce, pudIsndo y
debiendo hacsrlo, defrsuda la rtqueza
E1bllca eacatimandola recursos que
no 10 Eertanecen, y defrauds aafmiamo
los demas consribuyentea, va Gus 81.
tos tienen que psgar los deficits que su
fAlta de cooperation origlns, 10 Oual
tuede muy blen dar mirgen & 10 i'm.
poaici6n dc menoA !ribu.os.
Las admInissr&clones que soleran,
autori2An 9 20 nert9n ESQ, son adml'
minissraciones seLc l4msute eorro N
pidas.
Los hombres que no cor tribuyen q
los gSatos del d.co en la parle pro
porcior al que les corresponds por mpy
apAsionados que sean en- sl terreno
particular, por mucho que los avalusn
atlas prsndas peraonales, quedsn de
hsoho iphabilitados, por rR,ones que
saltan Ia vlats, para oil desempefio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17
Microbes 1o,

Sc srcusntrs en- Ponce nuestro
amigo oil aplaudido reoitador puerto
riquefio don Adolfo Medlna. Permit.
nscera en- s'ts ciudad A'gdnos df.s.
-Regres6 aver tards de San Juan
nuestro amigo don Americo Marin.
Hay muchos deseos de OR & 10
comps'fs de zsrzuela sspalola que ss
exsrenarA sl sabado pr6xtmo , Ia Gus |
representa- { maravilla sl repertoire
mas en- boga hoy, en- Espaaa, del ge'
nero chico.
Sc anuncia. para ser publiesdas
en- brsve, nuevas & importantes mani
fsstacionss polftiaas dc rspublIeanos
que ahsndonan su partido para in
grsaar en- las alas de la Union.
Ell Bdzar Otsro avisa { au NUNS.
rosa elisntels que el 80 do Mayo pro.
ximo sapira 81 t6rmino para Ia adqui'
aici6n de los tickets otrsctdos, & I'm
do que 90 apresuren 4 reunir los rs
neceaarios para los ampliaeiones ds
rstratos, Swim
--Denunsiss do Ia policis on el dia
do hoy
Manuel Rios, per irfr,ocl6n do
las O:denar sas mun!cipales.
Pedro Ocasio, por agresi6n.
Carlos Orsega & Isabel Vazouex.
por turbar 10 psz pdblica.
Jofe Torres, por Crueldad con los
animales.
Manuel Msreado, por irftscoi6n
de laa Ordenarzsa munlsipales.
Antonio Gor zalez y Eduardo Mo.
riblak, por pelea.
-E1tre las denunslas y sensspciss
que disriansnte publicamos, vemo.
que hay muchss por irtracci6n dc lss
Ordenansas municipales. Sin deisr
do resonocsr que muchas personals son
negligsntss 81 b's el particular, cree.
mos que esas Oidenar1aa no aon suf,
ciensemente conoeldaa por el iblico.
Sc nos dice que serA lleysdo 4
los trIblnsles IN alto comercIsuss de
eta cludad, 4 causa de habsr sssi,sa-
oho como contribuyenie una quota
msnor que 10 que por ley 10 CORES -,
ponde, favorec'61dole en este punto
sus rolsciones amlstosss con oil parti
do republ!cano.
ESQ tiene un nombrs.
Sc lis ma chanehullo,
-Anoths 90 promovi6 un an,rrs
do debate polfueo entire varias psrso
na'l trsnte q 10 plaza dc las ID slicia,s
Un continental -espeoie de Proleo cu,
geasrs por los muchas pre- fssiones q ue
ha eisrcido -diio que los urlonista,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17
N0TA SEVERA
Los republcanos en- Ponce y en-
el resto de la isla
LA POLITICA DEL FRAUDE

Fl partido rspublicano esta inca.
pacitAdo politics y moralmente para
dirigir los aEuntos p1blicos de Puerto
Rico y cfrscer un viviense fiemplo de
ssnas ensena anzas 81 pueblo de Puer-
10 Rico.
Polisicamenss, porque nj su pro
grama responde de I'M modo cabAl y
amplio & las sspirAciones del pals, nj
81 dmsro 10 permite llevar & los cen
tros administrativoH y de legislation,
dentro de una lueha legal, los elemen
toa necesarios para der forma prActi
o. & sus principios,
Desde sl punto do vista moral hS-
llaae mas inoapacltado adu, porque
los vlcios de au trAdici6n polft!ca, On
cusnto se redsre & las eoatumbres pd.
blicas, supsran y obscurscsn sus de-
mas deficiencies. Colectividad que,
Dor conseguir el triunfo, de una parte
engaila & in.imida & sus Adversarios
do otra soatiene & correligionarios
CON punibles 6 ilegales complaceu.
csuciss, 90 flsrza nula 6 inefcaz para
educar q un pueblo y garsnsizar sus
dsrechos y 81 vida. Antes bien tiende
& eorromperle y dsgradarle, porque
no solo msta 10 ley violando 81 espf-
rltu afno que tambi6a mata al hombre
hacienda do 81 un criminal 8 convir-
us ldole on IN aiervo
81 quedara algdna duda sobre
ests punto, el presente caso de Ponce
respeeto & las eontribuciones municl
palea baatarfa & desvanecer las pocas
que quedaaen.
Los se a. ores Csssls, Valiant, Glol
y otros cuyos nombres ira con: ciendo
81 J dblico, todos caractcrizados miem
bros del psrtido republicano, pose
yendo hsee tempo industrlas y CO.
msrsios, tsniendo el dsbsr do 6gurar
algunos como mayorss contribu yentes,
no han dgurado en- los libros del mu.
nisipio entre les personas que pagan
contribution yihora 10 dan dc alta
unos, y on breve har&n 10 mlumo otros,
para los ttectos que Wflala 10 Icy on
Vrtud do invessigaciones practicada o.,
D. 10 que tienen & su cargo ssoa trA
bsios dsntro del mscanismo municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17
ADHESION P0L|T|CA
Playa dc Ponce, Mayo de 1908
Sr. Director de- LA DEMOCRACIA.
Gan T.a1

-, A@@A - thhAlAE
San IAN.
Disttpguido sef1or! suplico 4 uv-
ted 40 slrva publican on les columns
de gu iluatrado perI6dico que dssde
esta fecha me sepsro en- tbsoluto del
parsldo Rspublicapo, irgreaando de
lleno en- el gran partido <Uni6n de
Puerto Ricos, por ser este el que ha
dsmostrsdo halta 10 evidencia traba.
Jar en- banefcio de mi patria y por 81
engrandecimiento del pats.
Declare librs y honradAmert to qua
me halo dispuesto q luchar con entu.
tusiaamo por ell espl6ndIdo triunfo de]
parIido Uoi6n de Puerto Rico On cate
pueblo.
Auticipole las gtAeisa y quedo de
usted .atsnto s. s, y oorreligions-
rio,
Angtl Rend6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17
IA ESMERALDA
Federico ToTo L Co. Ponce

Federico TOTo & Co. Ponce
30 svias 4 las seforcs comsruisa.
ses DO Ia Isla que sensmos sisnprs "A
gsAn surtido do sombreros do paja
del pals hormsdos on todas formas
Precios limisadoI por doscnas. Ropa
hecha para homhres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-17
PUATOS SUELTOS

Algunos republicsnoI dicen que
las elecclones debe ganstlss 81 par
lido de cnGLqluer manerd.
tDs cuQlquier m1nernP Pues ESQ
ea 10 mas seguro para perisrlaa,
Porque, en- los tlempos que eorre
mos, los electores que sspiran "a.
nor elecciones de cuaIquier n,anera. en-
vez de coger camino de los comicios
toman en- derechura sl de IL cSrcsl.
Y por muy satiafechas deben dar.
90 si luego no leE hscen emprender In
ruta del preaidio.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-01

trative Of the Indian Eharactef;is1ins-
.Thsre WIS once an agent fgr the
llsases who was not quite a SUCCESS
ard i was sent down to talge his place
] mad been there hut short time
when q mig bnek Etallaed up 70 ne and
demanded tobacco. was using
pretty good article Of natural Leaf and
had only " limited supply, SO told
the bunk through an interpreter tnsI !
couldn't lat him have any. He Giant
interpret quite correctly, telling the
Indian hadn't any tobacco. Lo3ang
me straight in the eye the bnck said
THE agent before yuu began GF 1sll--
ing truth, then he lied some, and then
he would ten truth again by and ny
we couldn't tell whether he told firth
On lie. You tel lie Tou stick 70 II
and Won have no trouble with lnsI1ns-
The Indian believes that be well
stuck Il. is better than the truth told
at intervals"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-01
Happy birthday Party.

One OF the happiest Of Washington's
birthday events celebrated in the city
was that at the home Of Miss Mildred
Hanna on Fourth avenue east. The
day was also the twelfth anniversary
Of the birth Of the young. hostess, The
home was prettily decorated with flags
and the George Washington idea was
carried out wherever possible. rne
entertainment OF the occasion was
games in which all participated. Miss
Mabel Day distinguished herself In
the guessing contest and won a prize,
Luncheon was served and was greatly
enjoyed by the company. The follow
ing were guests of the occasion: Fern
Mccall, Helen Lowrey. Efile and Myr'
lie Day. Alice Brock, Bessie and Lau'
ra Burke, Bette Phillips. Winifred
stull. Mary Davis, Irene and Dorothy
Farmhouse, Lois and Helen Whitaker
Pauline Reynolds, Helen Noel. Rather
inc Mitchell, Rita Sewers, Johnnie La
cey, Mabel Doll, Lizzie Davis, Ivy
Mailing, Stella and Harriet Chatter
don, Oracle Neagle.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-01
LENT Is COMMENCED.
Ash Wednesday, Opens the Season
Of Self Denial.

THUS is ASH "Wednesday, one Of the
festivals 81 the Roman catholic and
ths Episcopal churches, and marks
the beginning of Lent, which was OBJ
served this morning by the ceremony
Of blessing ashes in st. Masys Cata-
Ole church, and With fitting eerenao.
a1es in 81, James Episcopal church.
the DAY takes its name from the
ceremony prevailing in Catholic
churches the world over. that of, the
Blessing OF Ashes. IL is in effect a
symbolic call Of the faithful TO the
penances Of lent in preparation for
the glorious celebration Of Easter.
Al ST. Nary's church this morning
previous 10 the Mass offered up by
Father McMsnus, occurred the cere-
mony Of Blessing the Asnes, which
was followed by the marking of the
f0reheads Of members Of st. Mary's
congregation with ashes in the cross.
form, the priest saying at the time:
eRemember, Man, taou art but dust
and unto dust thou shalt return"
( The ashes are those obtained by
burning the palms used in the celebra
ton Of Palm Sunday by the church.
/ There will be Lenten deyotions this
evening at st. alary's church and dur
ing the Lenten season deyotions viii
be on each Tuesday and Friday, the
former being prayer and instruction
while on Friday evenings will be the
impressive Stations OF the Cross. For
the Lentep season the Catholics have
abandoned their series Of card parties
At 81, James Episcopal church al
10 O'Clock was held a service consist
ing Of prayer, The Ldtsny, and the Pen
itentisl Office, Jhe fdll vested choiI
assisted in the service.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-01
AA III!E,g!!tS, WANT !! A. pElCE.
Al Hope There May BE No Strike
10 Coal fields.

We DO not want a strike and ! Ger
talnly hope there viii not be one de
elsred President john y. N'hitelof tbs
United MiAe Workers this nloFning
as Ae LEFT for Dies MONIES To astend
ne state convention Of the powerful
Enaon. ARoER miners do not wan
trouble ale We have good reasons fos
h9DAlg tiers VIII be none. II is yes
100 early 70 know, but Vice Presided
Lewis would hardly have made thai
sSBtement without kAoBiHg wat ht
asRs taking abont end the action n
President Roosevelt has helped to
words solving the 9ifieglty."
President White goes up 10 Des
Moines where ne viii receive noti6ea
tion of his Eeeleeti9n as president d
the state Organization, as there was no
opposition, Se9retaTysT treasurer I'd
win Perry, who was In Des Moines yes
teTday assisting in the count OF las
ballot viii also probably be reelected,
as bis worth as 2 student and ststistt
clan in mining matters, as well SIS bis
splendid work in the unions Offices.
IL known and admired generally BY
The Iowa miners,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-01

Many Entertainments ARE PLANNED
E0rfhe Month.

Secretary Kan dis of the y Al =.
"a has made out a March calendar Of
special events Tor the entertainment
and the emil htenment of the member
sss b. q
The list OF entertainments Tor tins
month Is probably the best array ul
special entertainments that tine asse-
citation has ever had ii aas follows:
Thnfsday March J Beginning ut
March Chess Tournament
FRIDAY. March 2. i :sp-Sceial sup
per. roo Bible Study ciibs.
SUNDAY, March 8 3eE Engineer N.
n Miller Of aIaTshalttown. First OF
the Big -Four March Aieetings
Monday March 3, Ss0e-A Musical
Evening DO not sorget
Tuesday, March G. S;01--Annual ez-
Inhibition in gymnasium
Wednesday,, March Z, Ss0e-Slareh
series basket ball
Friday, March g. 6..3e--Sociai sup
per. Too Bihle study class.
Sunday, March "a, 3..3o-5Dr- 3D. ~
Broelzman Of 0ttunlwa dis suhiect
viii be Success For amen unity.
Aionaay. March T. &s0e-Ifemem-
per. musical evening
Wednesday, March u. ssoit-Basket
ball game Leighton independents
vs.. y. al. g. a. Champions.
Fridav, March nc, G::Se-saeial sup
per. ZOO BibIe Study clubs.
Sunday, March rs, 3:.30-sHresiaerr
]. II. 7. Main OF Iowa college spsaizs
TO men. Eiear him.
Monday. March 10, s:ao--A musical
evening; special program
"Wednesday, March FL, 8s8e-5Aiarcn
informal social time.
2 Friday, March %, G:3e-zSucial Slip
per. T:9l-BibIe Study Clubs.
SUNDAY, March %, 3:30 - Ont ui
town speaker, to be announced later
afonday, March &c, S.0e-'A Treat. :
4 musical evening.
"Wednesday, March rs, S.0g--frao-
teal talks on travel
La Follette3s hecture cancelled.
THURSDAY, March 29, Ssf'--sLsi::iil
Tyler Gates Go. Extra number %
lecture course
Fridas, il.Scii 30 ,sss.e.Ls:a,tal SUP.
per. 100 Bible Study Clubs.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-01
MISS OCDORN IS SAFE
R.e..es with Other Missionaries
from Man Chang Riots.

Friends IN this city were advised to
day that a cablegram bad reached the
New York headquarters OF the Meth
odist Missionary Society stating that
Miss Kate ogborn, one OF the mission
aries al Nan Chang, China. who es'
capped from the rioters in a boat, was
safe. Miss ogborn spent her child
hood at Union Mills and IL well known
to all here.
A public meeting at Nan Chang OF
the Chinese developed into a riot, in
which, according 10 one story, six
English people were killed, though q
later account says the number killed
was four. II. G. Kingmsn and his wife
were among tho killed and one OF
their two children was wounded, the
other being rescued the only Pro
testant mission buildings destroyed
were those OF the Plymouth Brethren
Fourteen Americans escaped in a
toat. The Nan Chang city gates are
now locked,