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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-23

We have a large lot of blan-
kets and comforts. Will be sold
cheap. VIM. Buchart.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-23

sa-When a man quits dream
ing he quits doing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-23

Wanted Turkeys, Geese,
Chickens, Eggs, Butter, Hickory
Nuts, Dried Apples, Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes, etc. at highest
market price. K. j. Kuebler.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-23

sU- Hanly's scape goat David
+. Sherrick, has been released
from the Pen and given a new
trial by the Supreme court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-23

Charped hands are qnickly cured Nv
apply ing Chamberlain's Salge Pr,e %
cents For sale by Mart friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-23

Ringing a call to Christmas Buyersl Our Elegant
Line of Holiday Goods is now open for inspection.
Call Early and make your selections.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-23

Never can tell when You u mash fin
ger or suffer cut bruise, burn or scald
BE prepared. DR.. Thomas Electric Oi.
instantly relieves the pain quick y cures
ti-e wound.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-23

sos The DeKoven Quartette
had a fair sized audience We'd
nesday night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-23

We have a large assortment Of
Ladies, Misses and Childrens
Shoes in all grades Call before
you buy elsewhere.
f, ]. Kuebler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Stiir,tc lid, in cincn ;3ichbrInucn.

2uncoitcr, IA, s. Gan. 81
irilbcr MorgenitulOc beNll11 SRI,
Mimic Cages, bic nobe NedlIcn, mot
mcit bon E%uucnltcr. luoDntc, Stlb1T
moro. illocm lie iit IN rlncn lcd)jIN
Sltb tiricn &runncN I%tilrjtr. Nr'.
In0cn, Die crit 20 Sabre johltc, lit
icit lGngcrer 3cit an idncrcr WeInlI-
dolic. Ger Safer Der Scbcn3Hll0elt
bcnlcrftc ihr ionOcrborc2 @cbobrcl',
lno ga or nit Ncdt iiirdltctc. lie
mcrbc lid) cln Scio nntbuL llcB CT l:r
III Den lcbtcu picr5chn So8cn nld)t
ans Den Nll1cu. Gca Nnhta rllbtc rr
in cillcm @chnicliel III cit1cn 3rn1-
n1cr, ooS an Ooa Shlol5lnmlcr De-"
MGodlcn9 nnIt6Bt. Gic 9idd]tc lOo.
rem obcr iiir oCn bciorNtcn %ot2r
i6lofloS, unh id)IicBIId) ilbcrnlorlltH
i'm Die Mtiibi1tcit ocrurt, ooB cr Cit
id)Iici. 0icic Wc~Ic0rnbcit bcnilBtc Sri.
GoNcn filr ihrc Sbot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Ser Gufumptiuiiibrc hattie pcrgciIcn

Gorrn IA. s. &alunor. - sir
on@ porgcItri1c ll11lild bel Sorna
Si0iua an Der oEhila0clpbla ul0
eric Wohn." bel DEM 0rci Ecrioncll
9ctoOtct mo 5uanjig pcrlcbt pllroct,
lit n0h icincm ci1cncn @clt0n0nlB
Sci Gofumotiuiilhrcr GapnnouNh pers
ulltportl'idl. ser nit icincr Gotonlotipc
il, ben Yoiingicrjug Nr. / hincinfllhr,
lludocm cr uorhcr sic inn gcAcbcnc
T~obrororc pcrlGbt hattie. Mis- CT %.
riibcr }ltr Nc0c Ncitcllt mllr0H, rlcf cr
ats: .NtCin @ott, ld) ucrBnb ocri
NuliaAicrju9 u%ollitGnoiN." Nad) BE.
Cloi1ltnl Scr llutCriud)llnA miro cr
iltr &craltuortlln1 acjogCn lpcroHll.
Ger SHuupIub 0ca llnAlitda mtr0e
ncitcrn Don NunOcrtcn pon Ecrioncn
bciltd)t. Nm Scr SGubcrlun9 ocS Mcs
Iciic3 muroc Die gauge Nodlt iIbcr &c
orbcitet n>O N~citcrn fldlnlittaN font
ten mic0cr 3iiNc Iulicn. Gic int so.
ipitnl briirolid)cn &%crlcbtcn lucroGn
notwithstanding dllc nit Dem Eebcn ga.
Don fnllllllClt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09

ltCrpr0iibcnt Nreihrrr u. Wa,ltid) 0cn
GjCdlCl eillhlnl0crt MablnIan0ute III
NCItullocn hubc. NllOrrlioll& lucrNr
oficllCr &ric1 ouahrcd)cn. Is miro
cruurtct, bnb oielc@ Gcnlcnti criolNCn
miro. Neocnidla ScI1t Scr 9<orioN
nbcr lulc0cr. mic NnrH i'm imnrrpoll
tild)rn Ecbcn Scltrcidj5 imnlcr olli
oca Niciicra Sdnci0c itcbt.
GrunfrriN' a SCuntprmuh
Nuri3. S. %urmor. - Iic ollc
NrCl Sabre mic0crfrhrCn0ct Gr0GIl
jlln12mohIcn Cinc2 Critics Nc2 e.
nnta BADEN ioit ullc ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Scnutprcl illrildNciilhrt. Die Nn
Danger Scr Mc9icrrnA crbiclten IL
uiclCn NUlrn crh0Dtc Moiorit0tru.
Inter Den l@ieoCrQeuGhItcn briin0cr
lid: Souicrc1, Ger bi3beri1c ErGii
0cllt bCa Scn0ta, ul0 Der irilhcrc
Ercnlicr Bourgeois, Wcld)c Gci0c ais
Gonoiontcl iiir Die FrGliocntihoit
ser NcpubIif Gtl1ornt mcrNcn, ionic
ser %uitijnliniitcr Gbomnric. Ger
Non0Claminiitrr (rouillpt. biahCr
Niit9licN Der Heprtirtcnfunmer, gent
,,,tp,,,E. -, Snt, Cnn,t
II rliQion9ircihri in %
rpttp.
Monl. s. %anlur. - Ger EopIt
not, mic icin %orNGnQcr uor Scr Con
icrclj in Moori0 I'M Sabre 1850,
GCitrciN lln0nru lun0 Spunicn er
illd,t, bel Scr bcupritcbcnocn Gonic
rcn5 in HllNcriroa iiir H~cligiunSirci
hcit in Morofto cinjutrrtcn. Scinc
@cilIAfclt bot Die Scattering briorr
@0nocr 0ouon in @cnntni6 Qcirtt,
oob cr 0o2 oItc Niathum Tcj. Dos I'M
&ohrc 1890 obNcidoiit mur0c, nic0rr
crrld)tcn mcr0c, lucrnl icin N&lllIidL IN
Morotlo NcliNlon2ircibcit ciugciiihri
III irhcn, CriiINt mcrbcn iolltc.
GntlCbl Ii hc Wrubcnfuto-
itrpphC in %upull.
SonNon. s. %nnllnr. - Cine e.
pcldlc aus Sofio an 0rn .0oilu lrlc
graph" mcl0ct. 0ob onn /. &anrur
ein l'crOmcrf IN Militia olri Scr
Narptlnlcl pon &opoL IN NolNc ii
llcr GrpIoiion III Brand Ncrictb mo
lo1 Ecrloncn III 0cn Nlonmcn loren
Zoo iun0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Sddimmc &lattcrn Gpioemic.

Snmudno. Eo., s. San. - q,
Nlnttcrns Situotion lit cine e%rlltr.
&m Centrum Der Stoht lit cin &oip!-
tol iiir ocl Nothfou clllNcrld)tct nor
Nrr. Sir @CiunohciiabchGr0c bat an
Nror0nct. 0oii nid,t lrur Die oiicnt!!
dcn ShnlIcn mo ollc &crNuil1luiNS-
ul0Bc. lnll0Crn nltd) nllc &lrd)clt &c
ld,loiirn mcrDcll. ionic oub uIlc Be
lNlnllunNtn pprl SoNcL Scrcllcl
II. i. N. ultrrbleibcrL bis oic Siiln.
tlpl lid, Nchrl'crt babe. Sic Eu'torell
mo Die &ird)cnlcutc hobcl lld) Ii!
o0@ llnucrnlclblid)c NcfiiNt. bcitcbcll
ubcr Oornui. 0oG ulld) bic @irthld,o'
lcn Ncldlul'cn mcrocn. mo cine 'ols
die Srbrc 0ilritc mphl rrinlQcn. Sc
ocrnnnnn, Der llIdlt l%nncrholb jlpci
&nhrcn 1cinrpit murocn lit, miro id,
Nicicr Npcrutlon. l~ntcr5irhcn nliliicn.
Sri. A1ncS Mnplit ans EbiloocI-
pho bic ollNchlid) bette Tilc1crln IN
Nl%nttcrniGlcn int Nolicn @onrc. III
bier cillNctroiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09

men. Ser 9~lli3inGrpcrtb ocS crltcrcl
Nrtlfcla iticg pun ~ MiQioncn in
1895 auf # WiQioncn in 1905, raj
i~inirtca YetroICrm uon "a ulti 81
M'iaioncn IN Dem uanllidrn Belt
rallni. N!td) Scr Grport uon Wuid,i.
llell ulo milicnid)oitIidcn Sllitrumcn,
ten. mic Sdrcibnln'd)ilcn. ?t1hnuns
id)ilclt, irlpic mumO0r5tlihcn &nItru=
mclltcll blt jll9cllpnlmcl.
Gic Giniuhr GUS Gelt'dilnnO be
trln in 1905 lO.7 Erujent Der Sc
iulrmt Ginilhr ser &cr. Stlutcn;
Die NuSfIhr lud 0c1t'hlalo l2.S
Erojclt Scr @cinmmt Nlusiltbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Hnitiiun i'm Nmt.

Gplumb bus. 9. s. Nnnllr. -
&ohn N. Eattiion Don Cincinnati
mltrbe bcllte inter bcn ilblid,en Gcrc-
mpllicn in Der Hptlll,oc bcs NapitolS
ais @pllpcrncur bon Colo itItallirt
MI 1000 bis 5000 Malnl Srlppcn,
b0rllltcr 5iuci Gonpn1nicn Der rc9ils
!0rcn Nrrlcc. nabrlcn al Der Sliau-
airntipnapdro0r Sbcil. @puWrrcltr
Eutti'on. meldlcr pcl idnuadler &c
ilnohelt lit, inb lid, Die Turooc uoll
cincm ipeSien iiir Ole Seleacnhcit Der
1cltellten Wlasf1iig alla all iulb itnn0.
m0hrcno scr ;}uN pprbel Ociilirtc. oilf
clitem N%llBrpIrHtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Tyuluugcn Der rSdnunrScn Nunb"
gcgcn ciucn Manor.

Str0uton, IA. s. Namtnr. -
Manor 9~llcron0Cr McGomcl lit nit
Dem SrOe bc0robt mnr0cL neil ct
Den StN0truth cncr9tid) ntilcforocrt
bot, cine Nelohnul9 non $1,000 Iilr
bic &%crblitrnN Der nSdNparjcN0nO"z
S@crroriltcn nll2jllicbcu, lprld)e Static
llcr nit Dem Sp0c bc0rpht habcrL
mclm tic nid)t NlutgclO bcjahltCn.
Iul0 mcIdjc otcic 0rohunN Nclclilbrr
Dem Moccoroni . NobrifaEtcn Wio-
plni Gajio and, mirtlid) ourd)Ncfilhrt
bubCt, WcItCrn crhiClt scr MAJOR
cin MnrlnnA3id)rCibeL nit 9ctrcll5=
ten Anod)cn mo clncm Ncunl0Cr &c
ihnliicft. oodl 'aNt Scr Mhpur, CT
lucrOc ocniodl lmcttluc9t Ac1cn Die
(crrOriItcn u0rgehcn. NcfunntIid
crhiclt tiir5lid) oltd, Hid)tcr GOlunroS
cin iold)ca Sd)rcihc1. nld0cm or Gin
bnIbc9 Nubcno pon Scr nMuiia" III
Gurbouoalc prrilrthcilt. 0ndl lit ans
oul GrobrulNCn hialdng nid)ta 0cuor.
Den. T0lt t0Nlid) Crholtcn prontillClttc
%talichcr GrprClntnNabricic un0 g.
hcrridt inter lhnrn Gin lulrflIfca
neutrality-suspicious..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Sic Mullcr NlmbcrN : S%rnoDbic.

GhlcuNo, s. Nnru,Nr. IS hat
lld) herolla1rtcIlt, Dab Grull Gurl &.
NllnbrrN Die Wnttin cinra Ncriid)r.
rings MnfIcr3. lnN >Snbn 4. Mol
Ter. cil III 9icniten %NlmbcrN'S itcbcn.
Der COLLECTION, meId)c Ncltcrn iriih in
elmer NIlcu bel Der Mphmma gIlnl-
brrQ'a al Der Nl6inc Nucmlc to0t
oui1cinl0rn nuroelL ppnNfpllrr iclblt
lct00tCt lWlr0clt. Die llntcriildmnN
crNub. DAB Moller 5lcrlt Grau Mint
berg mo 0urul iidl lclblt CrldoB.
@ricfc, Die ulnlt AcItcrl lit Wollcr'H
%,}inlnlcr ioll0. Octtrl 0lruui bin. 0dB
lcit cilIiNcr Belt juiidlcn orn Nei0cn
cIu intinlC9 NGrbditnib bcitono. Mol.
Ter mai Cilcr'iIdtiN mo hat Der Nrnll
notwithstanding uli ibrcr Nrimtcbr 0ui.
Nclaucrt, nnd,Ocm lie ibr l~cd)aidbriAc3
S0d)tcrhcn bel clllcr Nrcun0ln iurild
NcI0ilcn mo iclbit ciuCr GlllbuCrs
l0nlnllulN bcilUpphllt hattie. Wollcr
idlob iid 0urd 0cn MhMn0, ul6 0d
mani 0ic Milloc crit nift i0no. nabll
mani an. 0lB NciOc pnll clucr b"rittcll
Ecrion Ncifol'rn lpororn lcicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
SrritnniNcr ucriudlt, icincn Suhm 5n
ppfcru.

. @rccn@hurQ, No, s. %oll. -
Nu iSolgc cinca ull0cblld) pcrllldltCn
NItllolmpr0C3 hciill0ct ild) Nlorcu
@ohr. Gin muuorrnocr GpnnNcliit Ser
uol, cincm &oNcn III prcNlNcn prlcg
tr. I'M hicligcn GolntnsWciNn0uib.
mo SnmucI %onlcS ul0 lcinc Nrolr
uon StnhlatolulL Goof Snmn'bip,
lollcn in NolNc Der m1bcinllidcn Sch=
rcl 0ca G%pnilAcliltcn luobniinlliN Nc-
mor0cn lcir, Sphr mllr0c OH Yer
dnldlllulN BON Nndlbdrn in Mnit lr.
llunlnicn. Mic rH hciBt. ruillirtc ~
ollrd) lcllc Hchrcr llldIt rllr Dos
Nclln Scr Nonlillc %omcs, 'onbcrn
ucronloBtc Nnlnca ulld). Wohllinr II.
ioniligc GirridtnnN int @crtGc poll
$1,000 jlt uerbrcnllcll pcrllld)tc, clncli
picr Sabre oltcn Surhom Null mo
&onca' 5cbn n!tcn Sohn olli bcrt
Sd)cltcrbaulcn Sll oplcrll mo Jpalld
Srou Snnlca. cin ciSfnltca No0 Ut
lichmr1 mo IN poui1 nodtcu, ,}ll-
itnnoc III On1 SSclo binous5mponbcrn.
nm Den boicn @cilt nllsSlltrcibcn. BON
Dem Die tyrnll. mic Hphr bchnlptrtc,
b%c'clicn mGrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Ms @attinm 6rScr in Nait.

Nitt@burM En., s. %lnlor.-
Trall Scna Nblc, y Sabre ait. mltr0c
bette I'M Setter ihrcr Muhmula. Nr.
652. Brownsville Nucnllr. ais Seidlc
aciunbcn. llcher ilr lag cine icrbru-
dlcllc EctroIcmlampc. mo tbr SAILS
5ct1tc iuei Stidmutocn nli. Mn.
orrlp !. Mole. Der @ottc Der Sootcr.
ut bcltc Nahnllttog oils lhrcr Ernlor.
Dung ~pcr60d)tig pcrbnitct mprbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Nm MeNcrheinl ill EhiloNclphin.

80. lit oic ltegctin Waru WcTunoIo
1citorbcll. lpeld)e an II. 9topentbcr
100 hoa Sid)t Scr @clt crblidt bo-
ben mplic unb ioniit 49, Sabre cit
gcporocn lpGre. Sic @rciiin rrfrcttc
lid bis titrj pnr ibrcnl Gi,0c Der be
item @cinnobcit uHb mar cine itorfe
Haild)crin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09

HN'J"IN"N' WV llCItll WI NlIlNlit w
den Nllrrllbr 6lnucilcn l~lmitGu0C CilL
lucldlc orofoniidjc WtoSrobnlrn CT
hCild)cn, inter 0cnen Golm oic lln-
idltIoigcl cbctip. mie Die SGltlOi1cN
iii lcl0cn tobcn.
Gic @ltrjcl Der NcQcrnp1rti0cn I'M
mlhcn lit Scr bittcrc Nni }piidcu Sen
Oeutldcr @robgriulObciiprrll 1t. Dcl
jcttiId)cn 9oltcrn. ipeld)c iid onrdI
@cHCrational .bin0urd) Wbaltcn hat.
Gtclc Sollerll limo. inl @cNelllob 5t
Ccn 9%iuIiCn icit ibrcr @eireirurN ats
Ser Eel6ci2cnid)oit goll3 obnc@rulO-
belts, ulN Cil on ocn ollCn Ncllbnlias
ulil@ O%rcn3cnbcs Suilcn bot iidl cnt.
midclt. Sp bnl0 IN 0Cu SiticC Ero-
Oinjcn Mllhc ulb Gr0mn0 micoer
~hcrgcitclt linz. miro on@ %olt nidt
lltr Scr ScAnlunNCn 0c3 fuilcrlihcn
MCforun- MunifcitcS t~bcilbuiti0 luCr.
0clt, lon0crll nlld Gin rcld)Cn M00B
bon N%iltononlic crboItcn. &tl mcrOc
Ourdl cint NcrlnMml1rr0 uoll &crtrC-
tern Der &lolIel, ocren G%inbcruiunG
ser Oyer n~n1coronct hat, uiclc idjon
lor0c ais OriugenOca HcOilrfuib en-.
pilllOcnr MciprnlUl riniilbrcn lni.
ielL un6 spar bcion0cr2 IN Scr NruQc
Soy prl,rrht,
Nrun50iiid dc %orih ii c iiir
MuBlaN0.
H0rl@ :, s. &olulur. - Yer tribe
re uliiilhc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der Ncbufa McNotiirrmN elmer iucite
rem wlilild)Cn Nnlcibc bicrbcr 1cfom
men lit, bcItGti9ts OnB cine loh)c Der
id)oben morNcr lit, oob obcr iron50'
iiid)cn @onficra Jet Die @NpdbrunN
%5citnCilCr %nridiiiir %cNui2, H(lli.
rrdItCrbultur9 Scr StobiIit0t Scr mi
iiidpn Ninon5en III G%rlpGNlnA jlC.
fen. Mn cinem &lItcrpi0p uob Nr.
Nrofom5oii Gle iolacnbc Eorlc9unN
iibcr NllBlonO'S N%ilnnjcn:
Sos @iioQct iiir 1906, pcldca
henrN0dIt oru Ncidarutb uttcrbrci4
tct miro, mmiobt cinoubCrorbcntIi.
dies @iibQct Don $2iG,500,ON0, BON
Dem lnlr $5.000000 0urG oCll llcbCr-
idluB bcrGinnubnlcn Don bent or0cnt-
lid)Cn Nii0uct gc0cdt mCr0cn. ErCl
scr b~cGclltCnbItcn Voitcn buuon INIT
ioiIrp oic Softer fir Niidicn0lnN, 10
luiC 6er llntcrbnlt Der i1 fCrllcll
Sitcn bciil,olidct SrllppcN mo 0iC
NildcritottunG opn SnpoN'> NltHlo.
QcN lin Die tricasGeinllNcncn NlllcN.
Nl0crc tlcillcrc oubcrorOcntIld}C9nla
1obrl1 bCtrClfcrl Sen llntCrbClt Der
Nnnnilicn unlt Ecicrpiitcn llntcritilt.
jltr1 fiir Not6lci0cn0c, Giicnbohn
bnu. Mobilmud)urn bon @Sruppcn III
NolQc 0r2 Stritc3 uub Subncntio-
zen iiir Gic Nophtho. $uonitric."
Mr, &nrom5oii loAtc. OuB NllGlNl0
NChuf0 GcdltnQ 0lelcr NllaNubcn ON
nc SdnuicriNfclt cine inlCrc Nlllclbc
oltagcbcu tonltc. obcr c9 milrbC Dor
0C}oNcll, Dies crit nod Nblullf 0cH CT.
item holbell SohrC@ III tblllt, I'M llid)t
Ole or0uunNannbiNc &%cnuoltul1N Der
Mcidmfirnn5Cn III bcciniIulicn. Gra.
bolb m0rc Is, mic CT 'o2tG tilr min.
ldlcnH>ucrtb rrodtct luor0cll, 0oHHlt2s
lol,0 in Nnipruh III nChnlcl>. 9&cltcr
lnNtc Mr. M%0folujolf:
Sic SdmicriNtcitcn, bic mir 10
, rsn. ,;,4 ;dI;,r,, ,m,r,
mn, NunIorh'e Nrrnit IN Mitlcihcn.
id,oit III iirbrr."
@ittc lit bpifnunOHpull.
. ,,.
or,, Sa;t.n >,r r,,,,;;hc N,rrn,;cr
,,~nrm,rr,, ;A ],ni,,.,, ~ r;,or, <,,+rr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09

Eajic! YdIc!
,mr &riie ms Mnsianb bciurst 6.
&aine, Hr. III, ct. EanltS trase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09

,Sllternicu nit bcnl &crtrctCr scr, Nj.
iotiirtcn Frciic" licb iid) @cncrulNou
pcrnclir Splogllh. lpic iplnt. pCrncbs
nlcr:
ga id) crit lett icd)a SuNcll in bcl
SitiCcGrupin5cn bin, haltc id MIDI
nid)t iiir competent. cine 1cnnltc uro
politGnoiNc HioNrclc Scr Sitrotion
5l i%tcllcn. bod bari idl int MnAcnci,
nrl in0clt. BOB n1cil Elnu scr iii, 1T.
NGdlt bic Sruppui 5il c%nrScntrireL
lprld)c Dor mciHrr Mnfullit llhcrult in
bcn E%rppin5cn jcritrcut logcn. ,Nd,
lucrbc |lpitcnlotlld) p%or1ebcn mo III
Neuiiicn Srtcn @ornilollcl crrid)tel.
Niaber Nill1cil Die ciiljclten Ictud)c.
mcnia hlinblinas unh jicllpa Dor; 0ic
Rcbencn pcridJmonGcn bci'nl Nnriit-
fen DER Sruppcll mn Ipfurt. nud)ocnl
oiciclbcn ob9e5ogcr. micocr III er'
id,cilIrl.
Gic NnuptidnpicriNfcit licNt sur
3cit in bent Woll9cl ali Srlppch
bod, hot cine nlciicr Iniidlt nud) &C
niigcno itorfe Strcitnlodlt @cichl CT.
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-22
EARLY ELECTIONS

DR.. D. A. Holman has the banot
box used in Spring Creek township at
the first election held in Mahaska
county. 1t was made in Ohio By the
Loughridge family, and brought west
by them as part of their household
effects. 1t had two compartments
one intended for sugar and the other
for coffee. When election morning
came around the judges were non.
plussed as to what they should do
with the ballots. Mr.. Loughridge
came to their aid and going home, Sc.
cured the box. The judges, it is said.
were delighted to find the oox had
two compartments, and proceeded to
cut two noles in it. "Just the thing"
one of them is reported to have said.
I'VE will put the democratic tickets
on that side and the wing tickets
here" How they separated the tick
cts and still maintained a secret bal
lot might puzzle modern politicians,
but there were no ward healers or
fioaters in those days. The politics
of every voter was either known or
was guessed almost to a certainty by
the way he wore his hair.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-22

1 Lesser amounts were shipped to
the West Indies, Chile, venezuela,and
other South American states. The
interesting feature Of this commerce
is that we imported hides from every
one OF the countries to which we ex-
ported leather except Great Britain,
Germany. France and one or two 9TH
ers of Europe.
sour exports of sole leather last
year were distributed among nearly
ell Z. named IN the, table
above, Japan being our largest Gus
toner and importing $5,406.I44 from
us, the United Kingdom $4,455,372,
and the rest of Europe s531,1SO.
Notwithstanding the complaint
heard at the recent Nauonal Associa-
ton of Boot and Shoe manufacturers
about the advance in wages anu cost
of material, the exports of boots and
shoes from the United. States increas-
ed from s4.s26,256 in 1900 to 4S,65O,O12
in 1906"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-22
REPURLIcAN SUPERINTENDENT

All over the United States prepare
tons are being made by the republic
can clubs for participation in the
golden jubilee of the party, to be held
in Philadelphia on June II, Is and 10
Of this year, under the auspices of the
national republican league. Pennsyl-
vania, which naturally has special
interest in the celebration, is leading
off in the work. Philadelphia has just
had meeting Of the republican clubs
Of that town as a preliminary to the
task of entertaining the visitors from
all over the country at the coming
semi centennial New York, Boston,
Chicago and all the other centers OF
population are getting ready to held
conventions preparatory to the selec-
ton OF delegates TO the Philadelphia
gathering. The chances are that this
will be more interesting than any of
the republican reunions which have
been held thus far, although that OF
1904, in Jackson, Mich, to celebrate
the meeting of the first republican
state convention ever held anywhere,
attracted attention all over the coun-
try and had many distinguished par
ticipantS.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-22
RETIRED FARMERS.

Bussey Press: We often hear the
comment: There are too many retir-
ed farmers in that mans town." such
an assertion is silly nonsense. What
would we do without farmers? They
own the earth (the rarms) but they
are clever, sturdy set. A large per-
centage of the strong public men and
women come from the farm. They
are the masters of industry in every
walk of life. But the retired farnl-
err" what of him? He has money AMI
he earned it by hard knocks. He OUTS
business to spend few years In town
and that is his right. Note the men
who have recently come to Bussey
from the farms just to give the boys
chance and get rid of hard work.
There are Peter Wiser, John Pringls.
Asa Johnson, J. w. Trotter and Cap.
Parker. Can town have to many
such Inen as these? We think not.
One Of these, John Pringle, recently
offered Clint Fergus $4,000 for ten
acres just north of the grove to lay
OUT III lOWu AOIS, anu WOuiu AofO pNAs"
more houses (he already owns five in
Bussey); but Uncle Clint wants 1t for
COW pasture and wouldn't sell IL.
We need more retired farmers" We
need more miners We need more
people, more money, more enterprise,
more get up and go (some). This
stale joke about retired farmers
sounds about like the wise guy who is
always talking about how dead and
damned college town" is, as II 1t
were any draw back 60 Oskaloosa that
she has Penn college, or to Grinnell
that she has Iowa college. or to Mt
Pleasant that she has Wesleyan uni
versity, or to Pella that she has Cen
trail university. Go ask these towns
If they would spare their college and
you'd get in the calaboose In a holy
Minute. They would fight for their
college with its Y. M. GA. its liter
airy societies, its fine young men and
women who give tone and culture to
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-03-22
WILL RUN INDEPENDENT.
Mr.. Pendray Files New Petition SO
There May Be No Misapprehension.

That there may be no mistaKing his
intention Of running for council upon
an independent ticket, and not 'pro-
hibition, John Pendray mas withdrawn
the nomination papers previously filed,
and which bore in writing upon the
cover the legend, "Prohlultion," and
has filed a second petition signed by
sixteen voters asking that his name
be placed upon the ballot and desig-
mated as Independent"
Because OF the inscription, "prch,;-
bition," upon the ballot, coupled with
the fact that no request for any otner
heading had been mace, gave rise to
the general impression, and was re-
sponsible for the statement that Mr..
Pendray was a prohibition candidate.
The signers to the present petiuon
are John Pendray, F. Il. Hiatt, ]. M.
True, o. A. KikendaIl, w. M. Hilliard,
w e. Boyer, Sam Keel, Thomas Mar
tin, Thomas Garrett, d. d. Downs, o.
Johnson, T. Stephenson, d. Davis,
George Fox, A. ]. Dwanson, w. r. Gill
more.