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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-10

GRAMMAR SCHOOL PROGRAM
Invocation.
Chorus. ........ .''lhe Distant Chimes"
Glass
Salutatory, go Dreams aud Dreamers"
Virginia Scott.
Exercise. .-Upsetting Gravity"
Claude Wald. Graves knoiler. William
Gupton. Carl Lovelace. Sam Crane.
"The Judges Watermelon story"
Baylis Hunter.
A Cousinly Episode, MARY and Marie"
Alieta Wiliams Mary Heebner
.The Opportunities of a holar'' Sam Crane
Pantomine . ..... MANS Wrong"
Evered Bail. Hubert Reed Claude Hall,
James NARROW
Chorus. ...... Voices OF the Woods"
Girls.
"What William Henry Did, Ernest Hudson.
Quartet ...... ........ THE Fortune Teller"
Esther Locke. Edwina Owings. Ernest
Hudson, Thomas Heath.
PRO Patra" Observation-Disclosures. Una Scott
Pantomine . Lead Kindly Light
Daisy Jones, Lutte Gill. Clara McCord
Ruth Crockett. Kathleen Scott, Hattie
Estes, Ollie Shew. Ethel Bait Lizzie CLARK
son, Ersie Adams May NARROW. Madaline
Graham. Lena Clare. Floy Williams, Elsie
Allen, Stella Dickey.
valedictory, The Hero of the south,
James Hayden.
Chorus, .....,. "a Merry GiDsy Band are We'
Glass.
Address. -......,... Hon. E. P. Rosenberger.
Presentation of diplomas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

3ablrei9 fanbsn f9 geffsrn Nbsno
bie Witslisber Der @ermania 2ogs
gum 54. Stiftungsfefs In Der 2ogsn'
balls ein. @roBs @orbsrsitunssn ma.
rem estroffsn. uno fsiflt9 muroen ale
bewiribet. Gin fur oiefs @eIesenbeit
srnanntss 2omits bate bie 8orberei.
tunsen In better Weife setroHsn, fobab
allss tpis am Sanhr9en por fia eing.
DDS Ritualeorps Der 2oge untsr
@rabenmsiifsr 6arrp Bernbt sab meb.
rsre quite gysrcitien gum gsfen, msb.
rsrs turse anipra&sn tuurbsn ssbalten.
uao 3ulsbt nabmsn ole Witeli:bsr Der
@ermania 2oge. iowie aud cine srobs
Mn3abl Der 8rhber BON Der genter
Sose on ben Banqusttii8sn pIab.
Teuti9e 2isoer unb beutI&e anfpta.
den tpedfeItsn ab uub ipdt srff ba9ts
man al bic 0simtsbr.
Bruoer 8bompfon bon Der pbslirs.
nia.2oge sab einen re&t i9ouen Wo'
nolog 3um 8sfsn, unb Bruo,r Wsiler
i2ielte mebrere piano. Soil. bic al,
nit benz gebh6renbsn 8sifan aufge'
nommen murben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27
/ Saeob Sdmsitls. /

am Sisnfag Worgsn, tur3 bor
l ubr. III Saeob 5. s&peiils, sin al.
betannter beutfdsr Btiresr, In isinsr
Wobnune. 627 Of UsrmOnt Str.,
stnem 9srsi&Iaae erlssen.
6err s&meitIe wurbe I'm Sabre
1887 in Wiirtembsrs ssbOren. Or
tam aIs 20 Sabre alter Shnalins mad
Wmerifa, unb Fsbelts fdb tn gounsrs-
billie on; susi Sabre ipdisr tam sr
nod Snbianapolis, unb bserinoets
baIb oarauf bie @agenfabrtt. oereu
gigentbhmer sr bis 3u ieinem 8Soe gs-
tpeien.
Ct mar sin WitsIisb Der 3wsitsn
Rsformirtsf @emeinee, elm MitsIieb
oss Diaionts. .gsrsins, Der Obj 6sa ops
(@ermania.2oee go. 129). iotpis aud
oes pioniers sSereins.
Seine 6rau uub cine sinsias So9tsr
tibsrIebsn ibn.
Ga bic &o&isr. tueIde tn Rt6teon
wobnt, mod ni&t eingstrOfsn III, wirb
oie 3ett Der Sseroieune our& bic
spaltsn oisiss 8lattss ipdtsr b.tnnnt
gegeben.
Grau Sdmibt. aus SbebOpsan,
Wisc., tslspbOnirte beuie frhb, baB bas
f64ter&en Der GamiIie i&wer ers
frantic. unb baB nus bisism @runbe
es ,Iei&t m6sli1 fein fann, bnB bor
6rsItas bis 5an,ilis bier ni9t sintrsHsn
miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

- Der Dampfer vN.w gori" bon
Der gueifie MaiI Sine fubr ssfsrn bon
Sun Gran3isto nod Banana unb cen.
traIameritanii9en 6dfsn ab. I'm gorb
bes Dampfsrs bsfanbsn fi4 600 2iifsn
WunitioH fur Salbaoor.
Sm Isbten Sanuar murben an
SnIanofsuern TN gan3sn $40. 709. OH
etngenommen, eine 3unabme bon
1857. .92l ssssn bsnielb.n Wonat bes
@oriabres.
Die Bergmsrtsarbsitsr In unb BET
Butte. Wont., berIangen bonn 1. Wai
b. 3. an sinsn NrbsitsIohn BON s4.00
pro Sas. wiorigenfaQs fs 3u freiten
beabR&tigsn. Sic erbaIten isbt 1875
per Gag Arbeitslobn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

Gin arbelfpieI on Der
Wef IL. Ctr. uno benz Qanal, mel.
dem nur ajnbsr bsitpo6nten. siibsts gs'
iternNa8mittag In elmer Wsferfe&ersi.
ans getbsilistsn uaren iunge Nsgsr.
Sames 8oarb, elm IL Sabre alter Ben.
gel. Der Gr6bte Der @sislI9aft, bate,
10 fussn bic anbsren, bsim Spislsn as,
mpseIt, unb Ben Samiion bon go. ga
gora.ShaBs, bsy @epinnsr, fcl fi4
bie MpesIsi naihrIib uibstitbt habsn
@orts uurbsn nit Wprtsn parirt unb
auIebt eins man gu S6dtIi9tsitsn tber.
Cine 9silersi mar bts GoIge uno TN
0erlaufe berielbsn erbielt 8onrb eiasn
S8nttt In osn untsrIsib. Samifun
purbe nod ni4t esfunbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27
2ongfeIIo tu o eoenffeier

8 On9fslIO o N &c sbsnffste r
ton. q. 6sb. gu Gbreu
bss 100. @ebu rtstnees bes groBen
pOstsn 2onefsllow bisltsn bsuts biels
Dfsutli9e e@uIen @eod&tnibfeisrn ab.
2ongfelom uurbs am q. Hsbruar
1907 tn portlauo, Wuins. gsbOren,
unb s farb an "a. Mdr, 1882 ole
ProfsHor In Cambridge. gisle Ro'
name, Sramen uno @ebi&ts Rnb aus
isinsr 5eosr berOOrsssanssn, .epan'
s.Iine". Song Of 6iawatba" une
anbsrs uno eine srObs 3abl osrislbsn
wuros in's Dsuti&s tiberiest.
Selb 4 moro.
pittsburg, 27. Geb. prc'
fefor p. W. Saplor, 2ebrsr Der @be'
mite an Der carnegie $s&uif&su S8uls
bssing beute Sslbffmoro. inbem er fG
eins aussI in's g,hirn iasts. Oh
2si&e tpurbs um $50 ssfunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

6auis Ro. 521 Shb alabama. .StraBe;
foyar eine EampfmafGine, welae bor
oem @ingange Der 5Owarb Wa&ine
gompanp fanb, purbe Der tuertbboa.
Sfen &bsile bsraubi.
Die @erdibe. nit tpsl4en bieie Ar.
6siten ausgefabrt wurbsn, bate bic
8anbe aus Der Anlage Der W. g.
Anberion Goal Co.. 2l2 ehb Wen
Seriep strabs, gefoblen.
ginsn 8bsiI ibrss plumbers 6atien
fis NIT frsisebiser 9anb on weibIt9e
Wsisn berf4sntt.
Die Samilien Der Burden finb be-
Hens bstannte uno a6tbare 2eute, unb
ole battsn nod benz 8srblsibe ibrer
iuesnblt4sn epr6Blinas fdon felt ldn.
aersr 3sit pergebli9e Na9fori9ungsn
eebaItsn. Die 8uri&en uaren ndm.
lid bon Sauis fortssIaufsn, unb bat.
ten fin bann or Der Sab Capitol Nps.
bns Nuartier bsI9afft. ginlaB su
benz 3immsr fOnnte nur erlangt tusr'
ben, na3osm bic n6tbissn Sisnals as.
tps1felt maren. Die Burf9en tuuroen
I'm 2rsu,bsrbors gs,pidt unb gefanben
3ulsbt ibre S4ulb Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

Serre 6aute. 6snrp 8. Wc.
Sonalo uno fein S8antteuner Sean'
nell. wslde unter gormanb nerbafiet
war.n, oa man fie TIM 8erba&t bate,
bie DbnamitsrploRon In Sanforb, mo-.
bel eins 2ir9e uno swsi 2dbsn Der Ser.
fi6ruug anbeimfislen, terbeieefiibrt
3u haben, tpurbsn tpisbsr aus ibrsr
6aft entlafen. uno wurbe WcTos
iaIo unter $4,000 Bhrai&afi ae.
fsat. worauf fte au!ammeu na8
Sanforb surhdtebrten. Den Anee.
flasten, wel&T In SANFORD sinen
.glinb Sigers eebaItsn battsn uno
osnsn ibrs Spirituoisn tur3 porbsr bon
Der Beb6rbe fonfissirt morben uaren.
tOnnte mon abiolut Hi9ts bsweiisn
unb mubts iie ossbalb Dor Der Sanb
Iaufsn lahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27
Neme Smeorporatiomem.

GoI9enbe @sisQi&aftsn srtptrfteu
beim etaatsietreidr ibrs Sncorpora.
ttonspapiere:
Die ySnlanb Sailors Of t5e DorIb"
Ban Slren; Direftoren: q. %. Brab.
fOrb, 6. 8. 2oiure uno g. 8. 6omarb.
Die ~6reb. 6ibpel. er., 60. "
gpansbilIs; @apital $4,000; Dtrsetoren;
6rsb. 6ippsl, Gr.. 8borion 8. 2ourt
uno Better 8. Wbitmire.
Die r@bieago & Duluth &ranspor.
tation Co., Wi4tgan gitp; capital
$50. 900; Dtrsttorsn: 8bemas 3.
prtnbipills, Sames Sonss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27
Na6ri6ten au6 Snbtana.

Na&rt6tett auS Snbtalta.
Nincennes. Die Mnlaae Der
CIb Dineenuss Sifiusrp 60. uurbs
bur& 6susr boafdnois asriiSrt. Der
gsrluf wirb auf 5000, 600 ssi9dbt.
graipforbsniIIe. Or. 90.
mtn u. e9sl batte cine grfabrung
NIT sinem ginbrs9er, bsrsn sr R@ nod
lan9e erinnern utrb.
gr murbe bur& 5ubtrttte In isinem
S4laf3immer geuedt, unb TN 8lau'
ben. baB zines Der 6amilienmit9lieber
aufsefanbsn let. iprans ct aus bsm
Bette. um na&3uieben. gr fab uie
elm @inbrs4er aug benz Senffer fprang
unb Or. S9su elite bintenorein, benz
islben absufangen. Der Burf&e absr
orsbte ttibl um, bieIt benz Doctor einen
RsboIber bor's 8sRdt. aos fia bann
seluheu S9ubs unb Rod an, unb bsr'
idwanb nit $l8, bts sr benz Ar,ts aus
Der &ai&e ge3Ogen.
8eraiIles. Sn elmer WIrtb.
i4aft @ineinnatis purbe Der gleftriter
ssrant Wcgourtnsp, unter Der 2ntlags
bsrbaftst. bor 10 9aeen ben 0erfu3
sema&t 3u babsn, bie State gant bon
Wopolson tn bieiem @ounip 3u berau.
ben. Die Beanltsn paren bpr bieiem
Yurf1en 'sewarnt uOroeu. oab er Elm
gefdbrli9sr Rerl. Der raid NIT Der
Waffs 6si Der 9anb iei, bod geIang es,
ibn unborbereitet fsf3unebmen. Sn
ieiner Sai&e fanb man einen pfano'
i&ein, usl9er aeigte. baB er ieinen Re.
oOlOsr ON borbsrsebenbeu fass berisbi
bate. gr lsusnete enti&iebeu, ois
8bat be9angen 81 baben unb ma&ts
tn Der poli3sifatton sinen enersii3en
8sriuG 3u snifisbsn, wurbe iebo&
abermols ttbsrmdltist.
Mc@ourtnep batts bie MbR4t. fi&
nit elmer S&bnen In Nnppleon 3u Der.
hsiratbeu unb man bsrmutbst. bab
er bsabF@tiste, it9 bur@ bie gsrau'
bune Der 8ant bts nstbigsn Wittel 80
peri&aTsn. Sn Der Na&t bes beab'
R9tigten @aubes begab Ct R& CUR
DObnung bss Raifrers unb 3tuang
bisisn NIT ibm ,ur Bant 3u aeben unb
psrIangte. bob oerielbe ben @eIof8rani
bfns. Der 2afirss batte Uahhe unh
Notb ibm bsgrsiFi9 3u MAIDEN, baE
biss ni9t Dor benz fol9enben Worsen
gei6sben tonne. ba Der s9rant burG
sinsn 3sitpsri&lub ssi&loHsn fei, mel.
den man srR nod Ablauf elmer gsuiReu
Jrifi 6Hnei1 t6nue.
6israuf f4Iue, tpie 5ebauptst utrb,
We@ourinep ben Raifrer NIT BEN
anauf ieines Rsbolbers nieber. bant
unp tnebslte TIN, worauf er bte @elo.
f&ublabe um $25 bsraubis. Bsi feline,
Glu4t li.b Ct feline Wasts fallen. no.
burd Der Raiftrer @eIeeenbeit bate.
ibm in's sntbl6bts @eR9t 3u isbsn.
auberbem nerlor er nod Elm 8af4en.
tu&. uel9ss als preient ieinsr grau
ertannt tuurbe. Wegourtnep ipirb mad
Bier gum pro,eB eebra&t tperoen.
prineeton. Geo. Birs, be,
gtsentbamer elmer 0oblenl cube a.
6rantisto. In bieIsm gountp, tpurbI
nsbff einem RobIsusrdber Ramen!
Snhn 6tslton bur& faQenbsn sGisfe,
fofort get6otet. aIs He In bemfelbsr
[ STOLEN arbeiteten, udbrenb 3iuei on
bsre 2oblsngrdber Wamens 6arrl
2anee unb Osear Brumfislb mabr
f&sinIt& ibren @erlssunssn erIieser
uerben.
&c tparen nur ettpa 10 bis IL 2euf
In Der Wine aur 3.it oes unfalIes BE-
i&dftigt. So& nur bie bier 8etroHener
In benz einen STOLEN, tptbrenb bie I'm
bsrsn babon sntfernt arbeitsten.
@s iif bies Der erfe l1nfaa. meI&e,
In biefer @rube NIT f4limmen JoIser
borestommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

- 9te 0r6tte sstso pafs
m0tteNatStpabI bon e9mttt.
tIutisets ,sno DIutaeuF FA6eu
tut alIe fteuot9ett itn0 tra,ts
xt8ets Gret8sstNe. @tf HUB
ie0ersett 8ers berett bet bee
HuStpabI bebAIrf@ ~ tetH.
Sertettma,s,s 6teS. 60.
2Al &eaW. ate. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

Das 6wsre @oruice bes
neuen Warion Club 8ebdubes fiel
TienRag Absnb NIT idwerem Rra9s
BON oben berab unb fi,l 40 SUB iief
nod untsn. i'm Galls sinen 6sbsirahn
aeri&msttsrnb, unb au& ben Seitsn.
neg bsi&doiesnb. Wan i&dbt ben an.
esri&tetsu S2absu auf faf $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

-Sn &rupp'f4en ia
bril- BET ghen lit man umfangret4en
Wae.ollbiebitGblen auf bic Spur se'
tommen. Iuf benz Sdiebplab Der
Gdbrtt ipurben apei arbeiter babel
abgefabt, als iis init etnem nit ge'
itoblenen Rupfers unb We5FngtheIleTI
belabenen &arren bie Snbrtf Derlafen
polIten. Die angeitellten grmtttluns
gen batftn CUR 5olse, bub etn aarfs
mann unb befen 2ugerhalter p<rbuf'
tst purDen. 8ei Der Bel ibnen porges
nommenen SausIudung rpurbe Elm
san5es Eager BON slluminiumsNns
bern fotpie Rupfer< unb Meiiingtheile
outage stfSrbtrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

- Sn puris srrsst ss grobss Auf
ieben. bab nd&fen Nonat .ber 6hrR
Robert be 8roelie unb feline amerifa.
nif&e Satin (Fe wurben In gbieGgo
aetrauD tn elmer boriigsn NuRtbaus
ton3erttrsnb auftreten fouen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27

WItglieosr gum St6sr6eitsraibs psr'
legen mar. glaubt Der Soubsrneur
nt&t bsfar&teu ;u brau&en, oab sine
folne W6gli9teit sintrstsn tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-27
@srmamta Sose Stiftmassfef.

Obj 5saows feierm i9ren "a. Sabrestas.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-06-06
A BOUNDARY LINE.
EXPERIENCES OF THE COMMISSION
ON THE MEXICAN FRONTIER,

tiicuit and Dangerous Work in tho
Deserts and Mountains--A Furious sand
storm-Ths Effects of Mirage-City Re-
solves Into a Mass of Bowlders.
Although the boundary line between
the United States and Mexico was de-
fined over half century ago by the
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo after the
Mexican War, there has seldom been a
time since then when the precise loca-
ton of this International limit has not
given cause for vigorous disputes and
often bloody border warfare between
the Mexican and American settlers near
the line.
After the treaty of 1853 a survey was
made of the line. to effect some neces-
salY changes. Monuments were put up
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-06-06
Rhode island Agricultural College e

The recent election of Mr.. Kenyon l..
Butterfield of Michigan to the presI-
dency of the Rhode Island Agricultural
college BODIES we'll for that institution.
During the past three years he mas
pursued work in the University of
Michigan. His work in the university
has been of such high order that dur
ing this year he was appointed lecturer
in rural sociology, new course oHereo
in the university. He believes in thor
ough technical training for the farmer.
and it is understood that the Rhode Is
land board Will give him full latitude
to carry out his ideas III this direction
He is withal an enthusiastic worker i'll
the grange.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-06-06
Practical Cooperation.

Some time ago, when prices for beer
were so high rs TO be almost prohibit
five. the members OF some of the
oranges in Berkshire county, Mass,
co-operatcd in defying the high prices
Of the meat trust and getting their own
fresh meat AT a low price. Some of the
farmers raising young STOCK agreed TO-
gether to XIII off stock as it was needed
to supply meat, taking turns anu dis
tributing to each other and 10 other
members Of the grange at lower price
than meat was selling for in the mar
ket. Two important grange ideas were
thereby ustrated-fralernity and CO.
operation.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-06-06

The secretary of the Pennsylvania
state grange. J. Il. Altman, says that IN
many sections the notion still prevails
that the grange is the ayowcd enemy
of the mddlcmen. This Is not correct
We oppose only Il surplus OF middle
men. eudeavoring to shorten as much
as possible the route from the pro
ducer 10 the consumer.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-06-06
"watCh the Basket

Carnegie in his Empire of Business
sums up the conditions of success for
the farmer as we'll as the business man.
He says: The man who fails is the
man who scatters his capital, which
means that he has also scattered his
brains. He has investments in this,
that and the other thing. Don't put all
your eggs in one basket is all wrong.
| tell vou, put all your eggs III one bas-
ket ard then watch that basket"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-06-06

The ACCESSIBILITY of organizing a ma
tlonal grange life insurance company
is under considera ton by IL committee
appointed by the national grange TO
report at its next meeting. The COM
mittee consists of W. X. Thompson
South Carolina; q. 5. Ladd, MassaChu-
setts; \. j. Bacheder, New Hampshire
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-02-07

is default day, ald the docket is De-
ing called and tue usual entries of
the second day made and numerous
cases on the docket are thus disposed
of.
The first matter Of general interest
to the general public was called up
this afternoon, the election contest
between John w. Doak, county audi
tor, and L. M. Briggs. The case is ap.
pealed to the district court on the part
of Mr.. Briggs, whose election was ap-
parent by the official canvass Of the
board of supervisors. Contest was
brought by Mr.. Doak and a contest
board went over the ballots on "a re-
count. The contest board in majority
report declared Mr.. Doak elacted to
the office. Mr.. Yer Ploeg, one Of the
members of thu board, filed a minoc-
ity report. Mr.. Briggs appeals the
decision of the contest board to the
district court ON the contention that
the board should not have gone be:
hind the, work Of The contest board
on account Of the ballots not having
been returned ana preserved in a
manner that would permit of a re.
count and change Of the figures.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-02-07

definite action. The committee con-
sidered the two bills section by sec
ton, and passed tentatively upon
some of them, but their action was in
no way final. 1t is understood that
some of the sections of each bill will
be used in framing the committee bill
and it is known that the new bill will
provide for a state wide plurality
primary law, but the details are as
yet unconsidered.
The senate judiciary committee
has decided to report for passage a
bill along the lines Of the one intro
duced by Senator Jones, of Mahaska,
prohibiting the marriage Of the Of
Tending party to divorce proceed
ings until one year after the divorce
was granted.
Bills have been introduced in both
houses increasing the salary Of the
Governors private secretary and the
deputies in the offices of secretary Of
state, treasurer and auditor, from
81, 500 to $4,000.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-02-07
THE RECIPROCAL
DEMURRAGE BILL
Continued from LIST page.)

looking after the safety of the trains.
After going into the details Of the
service at some length, he was asked
if in his opinion it would be possible
to handle all that business over his
line and maintain an average speed
OF il miles per hour, including stops
and delays which could not be avoid.
ed. His reply was that he did not
think it possible under circumstan-
ces as now exist when every shipper
seems to want his stock to be in Chi
cago on Monday morning.
The members Of the committee
gave good attention to the state,
ments made by the representatives OF
the several roads and it was plain
that there is much interest taken in
the proposed measure.
AS soon as the hearings on the
Doran bill are completed, the COM
mittee will begin consideration Of the
2-cent fare bills. So it is plain that
there will be a lively week for the
members of the "Gentlemen's Lob
by" -
The meeting of the subcommittee
Of the joint committees on elections
which was held tonight for the pur.
pose of considering the Crossley and
Peterson bills, did not result in any
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-02-07

twenty-four licenses issued, the aver.
age being about one license for each
work day. The largest number Of H.
censes issued in one day was six.
The majority of licenses were issued
to people residing in the country.
The Oldest couple to be married
during the month were residents of
Oskaloosa, Henry Fairbrother, aged
70 years and Emma Webb, &C years
Of age. The youngest couple were
Stephen Breere of Tracy, aged 10
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-02-07
THE MARRIAGE MARKET.
Twenty-four Licenses Issued During
January.

The marriage market in Mahaska
county during the month of January
was not as lively as it was during
the preceding months, according to
the record of marriages kept by the
cfsrk of court, Leroy CorleCt. Dur
ing the month of January there were
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-02-07
Another Tax Book.

Will Baugh has received an order
for tax list for the Barnes City bank.
This will make ,Le ninth list to be
prepared by Mr.. Baugh during the
year for the convenience of the pay
ment Of taxes into the banks of the
outlying corners of the county.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-02-07
CASE IS ON.
The Briggs-Doak Contest Called in
Court To-day.

The court room is a hive OF indus.
try and the work Of the February term
which opened up Tuesday afternoon
at two o'clock is proceeding with a
vigor under Judge Preston that prom
ises great results.
This, the second day of the term,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-02-07
New Factory Started.

Oskaloosa has its first new factory
for the season and it is in operation.
Perry Asher has commenced the man.
ufacture of candy for the wholesale
trade and for his retail establishment.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-02-07

years, to Pearl Barnes Of Olivet, ag
ed II years.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-11-07
The End Of the Earth.

The ancient Persians believed in
the renovation of the earth A
comet in the course of its rovolu-
tons will strike the earth and set it
on fire. Rivers Of molten metals
will float down the mountains and
deluge the valleys. All men must
pass through these streams. The
good will find them like baths Of
milk. The evil will find them like
torrents of lava, but they will be
purified thereby and finally will join
the good upon the now earth and
sing praises to the eternal source of
all. This belief was held also
among the American Indians and
the HindOos. The Egyptians beliey-
ed the earth would be destroyed By
fre and water. The Chaldeans said
that when all the planets met in
tho sign Of Capricorn the earth
would be overwhelmed With = del
uge of water, and whcnever they
all met in Cancor it would DO con-
sumed bv fire.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-11-07

a supper party some satlrIcaI verses
he had heard touching Nine. ID
Pompadour and NJ de SartInes. tbs
chief of police. Warned that De
Sartines had filed in his name on 9
lettre de cachet, NJ. de Mirabelle
called at the police Office and asked
to what prison he should betake
himself. TO VincennOs,' said De
Sartines.
"'To Vincep nes,' repeated NJ. de
Mirabcile to his coachman, and he
arrived at the dungeon before the
order for his detention.
'Oncc a year De Sartines made q
formal visit to Eincennes, and once
a year punctually he demanded Of
M. de Mirabellc the name of the
author of the verses. IF | knew,
should not tell YOU was the invari-
able reply but as matter of fact
| never heard it in my life M. ds
Mirabelle died in Vincennes O very
old msn. "-'DungeOns OF Paris"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-11-07
Tandina The Shruhharr.

People often imagine that a
shrubbery or bed Of shrubs, once
planted, will 60 on of itself for
good. In fact, a shrubbery which
may appear neat, tidy and cared for
to the last degree may also be very
much neglected. In the course OF a
little time the stronger and more
pushing plants will have completely
overgrown and ousted the more del
icate ones. The lady of the garden
wonders why the pretty guelder
rose and brilliant diervilla have dis
appeared, the answer being simply
that some great hearty laurel has
deprived them of light and air and
+ d till the struggle has been too
hard for them. The careful garden
or is therefore continually watchful
for the we'll being of these more
tender and beautiful plants.-Lon.
don Taller.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-11-07

An artist whose summers, spent
in out of the way places, have
brought him a rich reward of ex-
perience as well as of success tells
many stories of the unlimited guests
who have gathered about his easel
on different occasions.
In one little Connecticut village
a freckled faced boy appeared as il
by magic at his side one morning
and gazed at the artist and at the
picture then ia progress with an
intentness which was almost discon-
certing.
"Did you ever try to paint2" the
artist asked him at last, and he was
startled at the sudden illumination
of the sober little face.
'''I kin paint some," announced
the boy, with certainty. 'My ia
Their could paint, and l ketehed il
from him. But he's dead now, and
l thought perhaps l could ketch
some from You, mister. "-Youth's
Companion.