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The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
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~ glance at the pages OF tho con.
grcSsionaI directory just published for
the ffty.nlnth congress reveals the
fact that ten native sons Of lowe are
In congress as senators and repre-.
sentatlyes, and nB many more lived
for q time in the state during their
carly life, or were graduated and cdu.
Gated at some OF the educational An.
stitutlong OF Iowa. Inc list Is as
follows;
q. 9. Smith, second California dis.
trict, was born st Mt. Pleasant.
Thos. Hedge, First Iowa district,
was born ut Burlington.
A. H. Dawson, Second Iowa district,
was born at Spragueyille.
Robert q. Cousins, Fifth Iowa dis.
trict, was born In Cedar county.
Walter I. Smith, Ninth Iowa district,
was born al Council Bluffs.
u. @. Edwards, Eleventh Kentucky
district, was born in Appanooso
county.
Senator Elmer j. Burkett, on Ne.
braska, was born In Mills county.
A. j. 0ronna, representative NJ
large OF North Dakota, was born In
Elkadcr.
10. W. Martin, representative q.
large from South Dakota, was born
in Maquoketa.
n. w Cushman, representative NJ
largo from Washington, was born at
Brighton.
Congressman Blrdsall OF the Third
Iowa district was educated In the ON
mon schools on Iowa and a. tho State
university.
Congressman Hull at Iowa Wesley.
an college.
Congressman Conner at the State
university.
j. ID. Bowersox OF the Second Kan.
sas district lived for a while at Iowa
City.
", q, Stevens OF the Fourth Mime.
sofa district was educated at the
State university.
Senator W. A, Clark Of Montana
lived at MT. Pleasant a number OF
years ago and practiced law, and Sen
|ator Thomas ". Carter OF Montana
was for q number Of years q resident
OF Burlington,
y. 70. Burton, OF the Twenty'hrst die.
trict, graduated OF attended school at
Iowa college, Grinnei1.
Senator Fulton Of Oregon lived fos
many years az Magnolia, AZ also ala
tho REV. Newell Dwight Hills, tho
eloquent New York divine.
Congressman Babcock OF the Third
Wisconsin district lived IN Iowa for
twentyzix years, and Senator Clark
OF wyoming was o student at the
state university before going west.
v. w, Mondeii, representative AZ
large from Wyoming, was on Iowa
resident for eighteen years.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Judge Preston deserves credit foi
giving wood Adams OF glgourney his
just dues for his vicious attack on
Mrs. white, despite the pressure
brought 20 bear on the court by the
defense on tho plea that Adams waA
drunk when tho assault was commit,
ted. Drunkenness should be no OK,
cuse for crime. The man n his own
master and II he wiifuily allows H.
quor 10 ret the best OF him he IL IN
every way responsible for the conse'
qucnces. More such decisions nE
Judge Preston has just rendered would
have q purifying efect on society.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
RUSSIAN TERMS ExpLA,NEp.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF calling
themselves workmen, the Russian la.
bCrers refer 70 themselves as the pro
letairiat.
BLACK HUNDRED are the loyalists
among the workmen. They want ro-
forms, but az the Same time they have
not lost their Unborn respect for The
car and for religion. They regard a.
enemies all those who attack the car
and religion.
REACTioNARIEs are those VINO
oppose the granting Of liberal govern.
ment. They are the large class Of stu.
pcrior oaice.holders and mobiles who
realize that when Russia is free they
will lose their Jobs.
INTELLECTUALLY general term
applied TO the Russian people apart
from tho prolotairiat and reactlonar.
les. They are educated Russians
who are trying 10 llbcrallze 40 gov.
eminent and are split up into innum.
cradle parties who have great di6icuI'
" IN wording together.
CONTEMPORARIES are n
small body who are opposed 10 violent
means Of securing freedom for Rus
gia. They want all reforms 10 come
from the duma, the new Russian par.
lament,
CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS r fol.
lowers Of TolgtoI, who oppose all 70.
sistance 10 the bureaucracy and who
want the establishment OF O cooper.
alive community through the aboli-
ton OF private ownership Of land.
BUND - The Jewish revolutionary
organization which IL working for
the establishment OF full local govern
ment for Poland. II IL the best or.
ganized revolutionary force in Russia
and its work in Warsaw has com
pleteIy tcrrorizcd the local authorities
there,
ZEMSTyoIsTS are the members
OF tho various municipal governments
Of Russia who were the first 20 begin
a systematic agitation this year Ior
the granting Of a constitution.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Tho following dispatch was sent
out from southampton, Engiand, an
der date of January 81
The American crew OF the wreck
"a bark Edward u Mayborry OF New
York. after having bean landed nj
iiavfe, France, yesterday we're brought
20 thls port tbia morning. The i'm
migration authorities boarded the
steamer and informed tho ship
wrecked men that Under the new
aliens exclusion act they we're "dosti,
tato aliens" and could not land. The
crow appealed 20 tho American con.
sui. Mr.. Swain, WHO solved the aim.
Guilty by Ming a bond making him
self personally rcsponsIbio that the
men should not become a charge on
the community while In England.
Tho crew are now lodged at the OK
pense OF the American government
and will sail for homo January o.
Tho above illustrates tho important
fact that wherever you find an Iowa
man occupying q prominent and I'm
portant position representing the
United States you can depend urcn
II that no Is equipped TO meet any
emergency arising. This 10 partic'
ularly truo when no IL an oskaioosa
man, and Btlll more particularly when
our estimable friend, Col. Swain, Is
called on TO overcome an obstacle OF
tho magnitude Of the case IN point
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
ABROAD.
Fame OF the Old Town Reaches Ear
and Wide,

Tho following clipping from the
Pekin GlL) Tribune shows how OF
kalooga'g fame travels:
George Keggier left yesterday on
his return 10 oskaloosa, Iowa;where
he n interested in q dlstillery. lie
expects 10 have II running in about
two weeks. ogkaloosa has a popu
IatIon OF less than 10000 according
70 the last census, yet has sixteen
miles OF paved streets and q com,
plete sewer sygtcm-combined san
itary and storm sewer. Pekin resi-
dents are compelled 70 apologize ey
cry time a stranger asks about our
public Improvements, or rather the
lack OF them"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
New Rail Breaks In Three Pieces
Under swfth Engine.

Tho Burlington switch engine In
the oykaloosa yards met with a pc.
culiar circumstance Thursday even.
ing. The engine was on a siding by
the Harrington foundry when a rail
over which II was passing snapped
In three pieces and seemed as brittle
AZ the stem OF a clay pipe. The en-.
gine was delayed a number OF hours
In getting back upon the rails again.
II was the first accident OF the kind
known In this part Of the state.
The trainmen = at a loss TO under
stand the cause. The rail was 20.
pound steel and every break was
clean and not caused by a faw in
the metal.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
THE FRIENDS CHURCH.
Meeting Of Women's Foreign Mission
airy Society.

The Friends' w. y. M 8. OF Penn
Chapel held an adjourned meeting AT
the home Of Mrs. stephen M. Hadley
on Friday Afternoon. There was a
good attendance and the time was
prontaoly spent in reviewing the
years studies on Japan Mrs. Had.
ley gave sketches from the Missionary
Review OF tho World.
u was decided TO send letters in
the near future 10 the Friends mir
sionaries In Jamaica and 20 SEND
greetings TO their sick members.
On the whole the past year has been
full OF interet and very helpful %
those who have attended.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
II LACEY HOME.
Repairs Necessitsted by the Fire
Now Nearing Completion.

The last OF the hard wood floors
being laid In the w. n. Lacey home
on First venue East was completed
Saturday and the work OF FINISHING
IL now In progress. All OF the new
woodwork III quarter sawed oak and
ls quite handsome.
the repairs made 10 the home al
ter the damage done by the fire have
resulted In a number Of alterations
and improvements, The back par
Tor and the library have been thrown
together and a handsome grille and
columns substituted for partition and
doors. Other alterations will make
the home one OF the most comfort
able and cosieBt in the city. A new
steam heat furnace has been install
ed also.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
cHRIsTIAn CHURCH.

Mrs. J. q. Harold was hostess Fri
day afternoon 70 the Christian Won.
ans Board OF Missions, which held It's
regular January meeting. Under the
chairmanship Of Mrs. M. Hedge plans
for the work were thoroughly discuss.
ed by the fifty members present, and
a reception committee was appointed
for tho Missionary Rally at the church
next Friday, 10 which all arr Invited.
"A musical number OF tho program
was a duet By Misses Helen and Hazel
Shafer, mandolin and piano
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
TBE DIFFERENCE.

Burlington HawkEye: The great
struggle for an eighthour wokday II
on, and thopsands OF iaborers viii QUIT
work in thb endeayor 70 win the Dat.
tie. What D remarkable change IN
the affairs OF men this shows over
those OF ten years ago, when men
were glad 70 secure work OF any kind
without reference 10 hours. except
that the more hours M work they
could rot the better satished they
were with their Lot. No one thought
Of striking for fewer hours then. The
hours we're too few al best. And the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

nnly teAAun 'hAl wofhmeh can now ii
ford ~ pnlHF ADvn prolonged hlrna
Mipa FuF hlRheF wages hud uhUttal
hours N tho prosperity ibnt exlssa /,
utefY limo ~ work. EVEN a. ~
worst now, No one would be wlllint
70 trade present lndastfiai and tual
ness conditions ior these "a a dvaer
NAnfA Am
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

s.it hha bern discovered that the
FIRST wUmah's club was formed isfba
yeafs before uhfist and was y won
ans flahit club. Five sisters. Mahinh.
NOAH. iinrinh, Mlirnh and 1ifHnh. Nv
Ing III Turkey III Anln. decided that
they would unite together 20 eet jusi
tIco from The administrators ~ their
fathers estate, he having died Intss.
tate. and leaving no son. they Got
what they wanted. ~ set forth IN
NUMBER kkyli.. Iii.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

lin spite os tho fact that the Pana.
ma gay roll IL 10000 q month the
treasury keeps nearly even In receipts
and expenditures. Under tho benign
influences OF protection about 10000
900 has been paid on Panama canal &C.
count without a bond lssne.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Uncle Sans next battle ships are
planned for 10000 tons and a speed
Of tYenty-one knots. Naval strate4
glsts are working Tor greater swift
meas in all classes OF war vessels,b bat
Tie ships having been moved up 10
the speed formerly obtained only In
c~ruigerG,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

"A travelling man received the
following telegram from his wifc'
Twins arrived tonight. More by
mall
His reply was: II leave for home
tonight II more come by mail, send
20 dead letter ONCE"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Knoxville Express: The supreme
court having decided that II Is where
q man sleeps, not where no cats, that
fixes his voting place, some on 1pr
leading citizens will have 70 quit 20
ing 20 church or DO careful ia which
ward they vote merit spring.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
-Maxwon,e taiisman would reycrs

-Maxwelps talisman would reverse
the values. II fayors putting n a16c
900 boy on q $1,000 farm, instead Of q
$1,000 boy ON a $4,000 farm. The
Talisman holds that o small farm well
titled offers a fuller life and better
social environment than a large farm,
and that IT viii pay as great a profit
10 a farmer who understands scientific
and intensive cultivation.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

sion Of the class at the home Of inc
leader, Mrs. w. n. Sterrett, sagnr-
day afternoon. Tho Departments ~
getting into tho work in a gratifyfns
way and the interest that II tapen
by tho membership speaks wen fsF
the manner in which the work IL
presented.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

The busincsgIike manner IN
which the teachers Of Iowa disposed
OF matters at Dcs Moines this week,''
says the Council Bluffs NonpareiI,
"commends Itself 10 divers and sun
dry other gatherings-not 70 mention
any names-which are scheduled for
the capital in the near future"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

-of 100000 OF acres put on the
market by tho state OF Texas In Sep
TENDER, homemakers have already TAX
On about 100000 acres at prices
ranging from Ave 10 ten times the
minimum OF 81 an acre fixed by the
state land commission.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

MISERY likes company, conse.
quently,p says the Webster City Free
man!Tribune, Iowa i glad that Ohio
has adopted d biennial election amend.
noepi.0
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Missouri pays t249,251 interest an.
nuaIiy on tho school money that once
was invested in government bonds,but
which democratic state n~dtninistra-
tons applied 70 tho payment OF other
than school obligations.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Tho crouch Of the Hedrick Jour
nal says! Most women are never
too III 70 spend money. II they are
too sick TO 30 70 a bargain sale, they
send Tor q Doctor
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

IAN African journey that cost Stan.
ley nine months OF hard work IN
1876 can nov DO made ia Less than
three weeks.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

The Abba Union notices that the
Des Moines Register and Leader In
It's editorial columns makes room for
every democratic sentiment expressed
In favor Of tariff reduction.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

with $4,000 TO spend the PRO
gresyiycss VIII ask tho coming legfs-
iature 70 appropriate tzG41,lo0 Tor
various Institutions and enterprises.
The reformers' idea d finance seems
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

THE state primary law 10 a dc.
fusion and q snare, and no who ia do.
ceived thereby II not wise,' says the
Cedar Falls Gazette.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Are You buying goods mWio IN
oskaIooga? And by the way, are you
having your printing done here or
elsewhere7 Murder viii out!
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

The Burlington HawksEye sees
ono probable benefit in tho cold wave,
IT may freeze sone OF tho doubtful
ones 10 tho water wagon"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

THE crop season OF 1905, as shown
by tabulated reports from ench coun.
~, was the best that has been report
ed In Iowa since 1900.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

N ha Ah0Ma A thnuo A wan their
lduA IN tariff fefovm before me rfsail
asns'A mNasARe hlk lhpm
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

while criticislng tho atrocities In
Russia an American can fnd use for
his surplus indignation BY turning 70
idaho.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Warning 70 the city admlnistra.
tioni A man dropped dead while
bhovellng SHOW At Marshalltownl
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
Bible stusy Department.

The Bible Study department Of
the oskaloosa Womans Club had o.
most enjoyable and enthusiastic ser
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Tho year 1906 Is not a leap year,
not being diyislble BY -four.
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at once, with references, THE GEB-
HART CO. Cincinnati, o. L-Ts SIX
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

PRACTICAL lRundryman TO manage
steam laundry for Arm who will furnish
part or all the capital must come well
recommended; write today. Warrington
q Webster, WahoO, Neb. B-7sS SIX
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

girIA Burgess shirt Go.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

RSONAL~-Gentleman to be in Omaha
shortly would like to form the acquaint-
ance OF lady of good form and appear
ance. Enclose photo II convenient Ad-
dress %, care Omaha Bee. U-S14 SIX