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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-11-14
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-11-14
TIED TO 4 CHAIR

tdab1s to Move About On Account Of
Kidney Troubles.
MRS. Anna Beebe, River and Mon
roe streets, Anoka, Mimi, says: IL
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Nic Voit iiir NeuiunblnnO, pio

Gic NoIt iiir NeuiunblnnO, pia
Nort6 SDoncD, IND fir Miqltelolt,
bio Bottom idlicbt bier td9lid I'M 8
llbr NudlnittagS; iilr Git6o, pid
Campo, tdglid nm I ll6r 9to6mit-
tags; iiir sofia Mica, 6onouroS (0it.
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Guatemala, pia Ncp-O Orleans, t1gliH
nm 10 llbr 2lbO3.; iiir Stuot Mcyifo
tGGlih Inn . unO 10 llbr gbenOS.
Grams @ocific g oi It.
Sreitog - 10 llbr NbenoS: nn6
&opaii, Sopon, Gorco, China r,to
Ben Ebilippincn pio Snn 6ran5isco.
Goit fiir Somoii uio Gan 6tar-
5iaco, idJlieBt bier tdglid mn 10 l0t
9(6enos bis SIM s. 6cbruar; fin Sl;
pan, Goreo China u1o oen 8bilipr
pinen, pio Scottle, t6gliA nm I ltbr.
9lbcnOa bis sum -. 6e6ruor; fir
Ner-S ecIono, ~NhlItrolien 9teu.Golc-
oonien, Samoa ltno @dmoii, oia.
Son 6ron3iaco, tdgli6 nm 10 ltbr
N6enos bis sum %. 6ebruor.
9ranS.@aciiic-@oit miro tdgliN
.nod Oem 26gon9sbofen bef6rOert unO
Die 3eit oes S6luiieS lit arringirt nit
Riidiid)t otf Oercn ununterbrod)enc
lleberlrno @ef0rOerung. r'+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
&crmiidDtc tcfc0rapbiidlc Scpcidcn.

~ &u Iole0o, 8 lit ooS Club
Golla oca oColcoo &odt-GlubS" ob.
Gehronnt tuohci Scr Gtcmaro Irolrf
y, 6rcp nit Grou ltno aino beinobe
'cin 9cbcn GirgcbiiBt hdtte. Ger
SdnNcn mirb ollf $4,000 acidGtt.
Sn Sort MorGon,aGoI. iinO sic
Nond)- @ciiBer ,$obn ISr1lS un0 Sc
ro @ioon nri Sic Iniduloiging Der
boitct rbnrbcm ipren Mudborn &o6.
.. McGpmcu ~crntorSet 81 bobelL
INT ii6. in Ocn 9Giib. icineS Gigcn-
tbnmS 5ll ieben. r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
YoltGci0rScrnn0 md oem Mnsl0nSc.

Gle mlslGnOiife Boit iiir oie NIT
Dem 3. 6cbrIlor 1904 en0enoe @odc
lhlirBt' piihftliN in alien S0Qcn I'M
@unptpoItomtc mic iolat:
ForfttpoIt III 0Ifcn oori 8 llbr Gor-
mittnQS bis : llbr Nd6nlittogS tag
lidi o~lt5Scn0mmcn SoiintagS.
FodctpoIt iiu SrpBbritnnnien upo
Srlnnp lahicEt nm . lllr Hqdnjt.
tags 3Wltltaas uqp 5ysitagS. .
SampirrG iabtcnys b6n n9sepy gorf,
tuera idJt,onttrSiange9t6eH.s1
Ern'A.3 ana nfiFNtt Ep it..
Ttcitoa7lLT ltbr i'sbth1s:. mad
entb9p'o' 4R5Ft1ra !ambfera gorf,"
uta MAIyHit4 aYnN GgfrRMtfga (EpIt
tlr 2iofysaq4 S4qttldH9u iih Srlano.
mus Dpcr 9}elu' yorf@ hssEisbtst ieiltl.i
1oallbr3 aAdnes,; uudhi garotm per
0dmMc& ~&Nronin, "a pprGnecnsa
tuiuh. 1' -1S. soy t11'T ,ttnIH7
Soft Fit E ii 5. u nb Gentrnl.
Nm erito, @ il iho etc.
6reitog - 10 llbr Ibenos: nodl
Curacao, &enc5uela uno Colombia
per Gompicr o3uIio;;" nad Eorto
Gic6 per Eontpfer oGoomo," pio
Gan Suon; nod) Sortune : Ssldno
itllS Santdifa per Gnnlpier oSar.
rtioa", nQd) Ealtonta itno Der &on1l.
soile p0t4r 'fpe5iea atdFItcl per
Foitpfcr "@rcpitGrlaai Ra6i S4rtfL
SSlono un0 ct. Gouliuao per Gant
pier oebcrofee? nod Ssr 9atamrs
PERI nftpftt 'bou MiufaL 'gyyffH.H''1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
3n 9ropnid m.ci8 actor
8 II.

az --.thA -.L 49,.
3lt 9rnuni6mcig lit Der GerIcger
6rieprf @eitermonlr. SerouSgeber
pom @eltermoun's Suuitrirtcn bcllt-
idellW fpnatsbeften aus Dem 2c6elt
geidtencn. ''7'bg eUft
8rie0rid @eiterntomt pttrbc ont
#. Sebrilor 1910 gc6oren ofs Sohn
po!f @Corg @eItcrnom, benz 9e-
0rip(ber ser befdnnten 9rounidnuci=
ger BcrlqgSbii61qnOlun9 uno ser
MQpots6efte, ser 1879 IN @iesboben
itorb. 3beilbo6er IricOrid @eitcr-
monn'S mllrbc inn Sabre 1889 ociicn
So6n @eorg.) 1iN,. ~"
q o dc in ltr eI 6ron5 So
itpG'@. '1
soiItr 6ron5 SoiepG'3 Gnfclin, 6ie
Gr5hcr5ogin Morie Gliiobet6, @e,
moblin bes 6iiriten Gtto al @inoiide
@rab lit bon einenp ano6cn cntbun.
Den worben. SIS iit scr brittle @rill3,
pelhrr oent ONT 3! a&dmtar 1902 &c,
ifIpiienen GbebunSe cn~tiproIien lit.
(Qie am 2.'lSeptcm6cr 1888 'gc6orene
Gr56er3o9tlF GIldPftb Marie lit be,
fnnntlif 1ie ein5iS& (N9ter 1e& Der,
itorbenen 5aFplnrtrBqn NuN9lpb aus
oeiien GbhHlit RtasbaNE &dn5eiiip
pon 9eIgiet BET nrtrmebriaen Sra.
i'm So11popnn,s - t9d Inn f.3
erttr- In etmt.
%rrtrnner suptnm mir Smettenbam.
alng inc i3SaWoicN &c 6abr.-
&n Der 9citrigen &eriummldmg oes
Stootrotbca Die idmad bginft mar,
bcontro1te @bilipp SterrL Der Ser.
trctcr bon '&ingiton lin geieBgcbcri-
i6tn Hotb Oob GclR, @ouucrncitr
Smcttcnbnm ooa, l~pbeoinQtc Ser
troltcn oltsgciproheu meroc. 9tad)
fllr5cr 0ebnttc nIree Der Nutrag
NIT 4 geQen , Stinrnlcn on9enoms
men, 0ic Almc6mr bicieS 9lntrogS
bat in &iH0itoN arobe GntrilitunA
bcrror0cruict NM i6on jctt bciBt
c9, 0ob 0c@ @ci6lGB Wiocrruicn mcr-
0Cn loQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Sin glrbcitcr crld,ulicn.

4btubuIu, .. 6. 6ebrllor. -
George Butler, Elm 9oll Giicnor-
better bon Buffalo, M.0, mlrOe im
@oien bon gibtobulo crid)oiiep.
9llS Butler olli icinem @e9c sur Nr-
belt mar, mllrbc or bon bier MtGn'
rern on9ebolten. SIS fam 5un
Streite mo es pilroen bier S6iiIIe
oh9egebem porauf Butler toot 51l
gooehy fpl. Die angreiier entflos
ben, boh eloitbt Die 9oliSei in cf-
rent @erbofteten rincrl oeriel6et tr.
tuiiht 81 boben.
Ter @oro 1T tpobrIdeinlif Sic
BoIge pep Strcitiafeitcn 5lpiidjen
l%lnion- rpb Midtuniop 2ruten pic
boreefommer, ieit cine @ittsburaer
Snmpognie NIT Cen @erbeierungen
Der Rcnniplportin.@n I'M Sufen BON
Gibtnbuln begonn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
NotionnIs9onfe

= ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. -
u1irit Natiunal Sauf OF Baltimore" ~, ..
ySilcor, Gafbier, II SOlItbsStrnbe. :
u3ipeite Gat~iuual'9anf," 432 Stio'Srpqopap,
gB. 6. gSagner. &nIiircr.
,&citeru National gnnf," 90. Marriott, Gu
fiber, IA 9torbsGutatusS trabe.
uSrucer5 & WicdJanic5' National gnnt,"
96as. q. Wiuer. Gnibter, 9toropeits@de @u'
fans mo 5nDttte>Gtrabe.
rshtro 9tattunai Shnl, baltimore unb gutt6.
Strube; Iag uno 9taft ufien.
rSurmct5 q M,erdlnntS' National ganf,"
Soutbs unh 9oTbarosStra
Commercial &c Sarmers 9~iatiural gant," Siios
lpeitsGde Spiuaros uuo 9ermansSir., s, !.
guloipin, Siilfssadiircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

Seuer.T erli6erungen.
iS09 @or HsISr" %,,iS Sni q m Si1s5poo''I o penn
Chamber Of Commerce Nuilbinp
r@ermania SencrpcrFdler nn8s . grienihuftr
Baltimore .uno giortbaS irabe.
@m. Z. S1adefiorb d So, 10 uno II Gburu,
bers Of Commerce. ..e3H -
8runbeigertbllnis . Igcnter unb
~ "a sS1noler. " HsEa'
eistrr. 6. susan & srppsiu, IS Df.os1tns.
iorpStrabe, "a 1 ,,,..
Hferoegeifirr.S abrifanten So.
o. O. 9as esn & 60, 4o4 sBeii'@erman|etr
EGO apblen nho Suls. ''i 'ya''
Scarn o. @on ISsIne, $50, gotintoia9MpeRu
SduuGlndler ms ltbren.
B. 8, @insr, 90 Sit'9oItiutprt.e irube.
Tfonolei6e. 3eidGfte.
uSpnfcIicateb ecau Co.," 1 Nprb'Yap.Str
Eianos urio SreeIn.
Gbas. Wt. etieii, 9 goro.9iberip' e trabe.
g4nl. anabc & Co., 2pric'9ebdube, Wet. SfpbuI.
goettiie. @
Sanpf. uno 8oHer.Seisunq,
s. o. sdacber, 742 0it'2omtaross tra6e.
Hopier urb Topier.I iiten.
smitb. EiGon g., los urb lot Sauober.Str.
Staggeu, Banner lMb5eihen.
etseo srosy ssr.. ia Teftsse Acknowledgements. { =
,ta@frHbIdtten. IctdI fte. ~
sHun; Npnfitii & 6u..a i3--19 @aloerItor2strabe
Wdiir far's SiasIanb bciprSt G. Siainte. Wr.
if3, Cit'Saiiiniprrs strt aabe epitAnbuaic. slpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Sin StaIiener. IS. Bait Der lid

Sin StaIiener. q. Bait Der lid
als Eoiiogier ollf einem bon Gbieago
nod Ncm'yorf beitimmten 3uge Scr
Woboib @a6n" befonn mo in eiitent
@iirtel $4,000 bel iid) trrg, iprong iii.
iueit IoriolL Diid)., bon Dent IN Dol.
Ter 6obrt befinblid)cn 3uge. ais
6iirdJt, beroubt 5i perbctt, iirb trltg
id)pere ger1etnnaen bopori. 81. ,lpnr
tuohrideinIid betrunfer, gr bate
ieire @irtDitoft III .Gherrp Greet,
In Nepeeq oerfspits mn nod Sta
lien 5uriid5utebrett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Q(Apofatclt.

Gaul Suhnnnieu, iii gsorosGbnrIessS iraBe.
Nurl ". NJ. eduIe. 12G-129 2an.Builbina.
@uitauus Sprb, 20l-269 G~aIbertsguiIoina.
y. Nnt. Srtnanrt, iii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

Warmor. llrt6 @ronits@crfe.
y. Silsdrtner & s5bnc, 714-1S @eii. 9aItt
Der uf Commerce. @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

&lipferi6miebe uno Glunl6crs,
5obn Subert, 1714 1bameSsS irabe Is & q.
gplle 1899. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

3ruIt.Gpmpagnic'n. Is, -.
baltimore Srnt & Ganrantie Co.," gaut'
tables@ebduoP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07
Stnot5sVoufen

:, Scutihe Sauf non Baltimore" Baltimore inns
@ouioubsStr,. gtiguit gSeber Rrdiiocnt. e. :.
Sift S6nGmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

nSentide epnr.Yinnf pun W%eltimure," Gntafu,
uno NaIiimurcsStrdke
"St, Canoes pnrbaut," QaItimoresGtra uno
SuiioGla9 ouiesglpeule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

9oumotprioIier, SbIren, Genfter.
robmen 26ben etc.
5nneS g. softer & 60, Ito unb lit, @io'
Srcoerid'Strabe.
Geo. 3. Slpan & Bro.
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hpgtottp

ScidenbeItatter. 90
Sanocrs & sjbne. 1T0S-1710 GnntonsIhcnue
@ni. SCOT, 9tortDa mo 9rennlountsAoeme.
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- No. ,TI.,-- '"'e'-- u ~
@eiGaftss@ egmetier.

3eiturger, 3ettl6riften etc.
,Sbe Baltimore News Co., 9abio I6ercrprls
bic, OtaEneer, 31S &etsSerman'StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

Gtaggen, Banner, lMb5eihen.
cisco 9rps, SIT. 13.Y observation-disclosures {,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

Wdiir ttr's Maslanb bciprni G. Sidine, Wr.
lis, Clt.Saisin,prrs ctr, rnbe eptAinbpmic.gt pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

Hopier unb Topier.9 iiten.
Smltb, Etton g., los uuo LOT Sauober.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-07

Sannpf. uno NOTWITHSTANDING.
6. 8. Sdjaeder, 742 SIt.2omtaros Stra5e.
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Eianps uri6 Sreeln.
Ghas. @t. etiefi, 9 Npro.ai1ertp,G trabe.
ssm. anabe & Co., 2pric'Sebdube, Mt. NpbaI.
Wbeftiie. -
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
.FULLAM IS QUICK TO ACT
ARRESTS POLICE AND SOLDIERS
AT PUERTO coRTEz.
Brutal Assault on American Negro
Arouses the comrander-sayso Of
Tenders Must Be Punished.

Puerto Cortez, April 20, via Mobile,
Ala, May About five o'clock on the
evening of Saturday, April 81. a negro
man formerly from Boyce Station, La,
named General Davis, fruit inspector
for the Thacker Bros steamship line,
was standing quietly near the railroad
station at La Laguna, where the shops
of the railroad are situated, talking
with three or four other negro COM
panions, also Americans.
A drunken Nicaraguan soldier,
armed with machete, approached the
party and, without any provocation,
demanded to know what they were
talking about. Davis answered that it
was none of his business, whereupon
the Nicaraguan soldier drew his ma
chete and raised 1t over Davis, who
clasped his arms around the man and
finally took away the weapon, threw
It upon the ground and went to a
house near by. ...s.
A companion of the Nicaraguan sol.
der ran to Quartet and police station
and squad of police and Nicaraguan
soldiers surrounded the house, drag
ged Davis out and beat him brutally
over the head and body until he was
unconscious.
Within ten minutes the bluejackets
of the Marietta, under Ensign Ror.
sach, were on the spot. Commander
Fullam's orders were sharp and de
cisive: ~ ,....
Arrest the chief Of police and the
policemen engaged in the assault, put
them in irons and send them aboard
ship; arrest the Nicaraguan officers
and men engaged in the assault and
hold them for orders"
1t was thought possible that an at
tempt would be made to release the
soldiers and police captured by the
bluejackets, so men were landed from
the Paducah to occupy La Laguna and
additional men were landed from the
Marietta. The Paducah moved to a
position fronting the Nicaraguan
cuartels, while the Marietta covered
the cuartels in the port. q. -. q
Commander Fullanis finding that the
civil authorities were incapable of
maintaining regulations or order, de-
cided to ignore the authorities and
recognize the only organized and dis
ciplined force here under Gen. Estra-
da, commanding the Nicaraguan
forces. The Nicaraguan officers and
men arrested were, delivered to Gen.
Estrada who was advised that they
would be held responsible. Notice
also was served on the Honduran and
Nicaraguan authorities that repara-
ton. would be demanded and punish
ment should be inflicted upon all of
the perpetrators. of the outrage. Id r..
Commander Fullam says If Davis
dies the perpetrators will be tried for
murder, presumably by court-martial.
and the guilty ones hanged at the yard
arm In front of the port. The Padu-
cab was ready to sail for Ceiba and
Truxillo. but will now remain here for
the present. a,. .... Lao. s..,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
OUR COLORED SOCIETY
Ins and Outs of the Local Colony
and Their Friends.

Reuben Gains, of Buxton, was a
business visitor n the city this week.
The Mite Missionary Society will
meet next Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. A. Blackburn.
Mrs. Jennie Jones left for Davea-
port Wednesday morning to attend
the district conference. of which sac
is member.
The A. NJ. E. church choir gave an
ice cream social at the church last
Wednesday evening for the benefit Of
the organ fund.
The debate OF the Epworth League
Of the Wesley Chapel NJ. e. church
which was held Thursday, May 2
was determined tie by the judges.
Rev. T. B. stovall went to Dayen
port Wednesday morning to attend
the district conference Of the Keo
kuk district Of the Iowa Conferences
OF the A. NJ. e. church.
Rev. w. H. Robertson, an evangel
ist, and Rev. Bell, pastor OF the A
NJ. z. ehurcn OF Abba. were in the cit
Thursday making arrangements y
conduct series Of revival meeting
in the near future.
The district conference and tn
Sunday school convention Of the Kec
kuk district Of the Iowa Conference
Of the A. NJ. E. church and tne elect
oral college TO select a lay delegat
to the General Conference, all NEE
in Davenport this week from Wed7ei
day TIL Sunday Mrs. Jennie Jone
represented tae Sunday scnool am
Christian Endeayor from this city
and Noah Kimbrough was the dele
gate to the electoral college.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
NOT ALL GIVEN AWAY
Some Goods Are Sold By the As
ISOLATED Charities.

Superintendent John Pendray, in
charge of the active work of the AS
ISOLATED Charities, has made his an
nual report, and it is a splendid ex-
hibition of work done by most wor-
thy institution. A feature of the re-
port, which is new to tne work in os-
kaloosa, is the showing made of
goods sold. Nearly $40 was realized
from poor people. who preferred to
pay little for the clothing given them
rather than be regarded as objects OF
charity. The report in detail is as fol
flows: x.
Number of families aided, 107; num-
Der of children in families, 1852; mum
Der of dEunkards' families helped, 26;
number of applications for aid, BAT;
number of applicants aided. 341; num-
Der of visits for investigation, Sc;
Thanksgiving dinners given out, 142;
employments secured, Ii; pieces Of
clothing given out, 1,725; pairs Of old
SHOES, 229; pairs of new shoes, IL;
pairs of rubbers and overshoes. SO;
loads of coal, 6; grocery orders is.
sued, As; old clothing taken in, II;
amount received from old clothes sold
here brought s69.76; paid for hauling,
milk, ETC.. SITS; deposited in bank,
$62.01. o. gps.t..
The demand for clothing has been
much greater this winter than in the
past. First, owing to the smallpox
quarantinej as soon as they We're lib
Grated many came direct to us for as
sistance, and second, the truant off,
Ger found many children out of school
owing to lack of clothing, and these
were all aided. ..f..nt, f..
The people of the city gave to us in
abundance, and for that reason no,
needy ones were turned away. .....
Respectfully submitted,
....-,.-E John Pendray,
Superintendent Associated Charities.
The headquarters of the Associated
Charities will be used by the women
on the Hospital Board during the sum-
mer. They will conduct sales Of old
clothing, furniture, ETC., and thus hope
to help out the Guys poor while help
ing the hospital fund. ~ ~t -
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville, May 1.-THE funeral SER
vices of James Geyer, who died at
$50 o'clock Friday morning, May 3,
1907, at the home of his son, William
Geyer, at Coalfield, were. conducted at
Hayden Chapel Sunday afternoon by
Rev. Miss Anna Spann, and burial
was made in the cemetery there. Mr..
Geyer was born in Ohio March 5,
1926, but had lived at Coalfeld for
some time His wife has been dead
for number of years. He died OF
old age, being 80 years. l month and
2S days old. One sOl, Adam Geyer,
is located at Oskaloosa.
Miss Geneva Shaver, under the di'
rection of Miss Hattie Maude Saun-
ders, gave a recital at ner home FRI
day night which was quite well at
tended. In addition to instrumental
solos by Miss Shaver, Miss Saun'
ders sang two vocal solos, with i1stru'
mental accompaniment by Miss Ger
trude Oldham. At the close Of the
program refreshments were served.
Mrs. Mary Cummins is sick with
congestion of the lungs at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. John Arnold,
east Of town.
Robert Hansel, of Colorado, came in
Friday for visit with relatives and
friends hereabouts. .aE
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Hedrick, OF
Des Moines, who had been visiting
at the o. H. Seifert and N. B, Halo
way homes, went to Ottumwa Satur'
day to spend Sunday with relatives
there. ~
Eddyville, May 7.--Mr. and Mrs. w
lW. belong aad daughter Marjory,
VINO have spent the past three months
at points of interest in the east AID
south, visiting and sightseeing, ar
rived home Sunday morning.
Miss Roxie Saunders, of Abba, was
Sunday guest of Miss Rena Ryan.
Eva, daughter Of Bert Emanuel
south of town, is suffering from
whooping cough and pneumonia.
Eddyville and Oskaloosa played bal
here Sunday. The score was two t
twenty in favor of Eddyyille.
s. o. Hays, of Bosworth, Mo-, wal
a recent guest of his sister, Mrs. w
lG. Berry, and transacted business
here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Gillies, of OF
Itumwa, spent Saturday, and Sunday
with Mrs. Gillies mother. Mrs. Dash
iell. IA gGr
| John Jones, Of oskaloosa, spent
Monday with mis- grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. B. H. surbaugh, and witt
friends.
| Mr. and Mrs. Dayy Mahaffey spe1
Sunday with his parents at Fremont
| His mother Mrs. Geo. Mahaffey, cam
home with them.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09

which the Iowa Brigade band, the po-
lice department, fire department, ball
players of the Oskaloosa and Waterloo
clubs, base ball directors, city Off
Gals and fans participated
The game at the new city park was
witnessed by about seven hundred
people, the threatening weather keep
ing large number away. Freddie
Richmond, son of Theo. Richmond of
this city, who has been the mascot
for the Quakers for the season, pitched
the first two balls over the plate. UNI
pire McGreeve then announced the
batteries and the first game of the
season was on.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09

ebration OF their golden wedding. I'd
theme were born three children, Mrs
IS. L. Parkhurst. G. b., and W. u
Mott. Little Erma, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. w f. Bryan, the only great
grandchild, was present. The rela,
tiyes assisted in preparing the feast
and each one present did their part
in the merriment and enjoyment OF
the festivities OF the occasion. May
their lives be rich with blessings and
reach onward to the peaceful sunset
is the wish of their many kind friends
and neighbors.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
pRorEcr HOME sREwERIEs.
Iowa City Provides $1,000 Tax On
Outside Liquors.

Iowa City, Ia, May 6. - The city
council has given two readings to an
ordinance imposing tax Of $1,000 an
nually, in addition to the regular mulct
tax. ON all liquor dealers who handle
malt liquors manufactured outside OF
the state OF Iowa. 1t does not apply
to more ardent spirits The ordinance
Is designed to protect home industry,
as there are two breweries located
here.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
THE COLOR LINE.

Dubuque, Ia, May Tan octette OF
colored jubilee singers. appearing in
concert at st. Josephs college, roamed
the city for FIVE hours after the con
cert in quest Of hotel accommodation
last might. They were refused adj
mittance everywhere. The college f.
nally provided for them and tney left
the city today denouncing local race
prejudice.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
viii Enlaroe Town.

A movement has been started in
st. Anthony to increase the size of the
town. 1t will be enlarged a quarter
of mile on each side, except the
south. the chief purpose in doi1g
this is to take in the new settlement
known as Andrews.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
Report Was Wrong.

The item in Saturday nights Herald
announcing the wedding of Chas. Pill
grim of this city ald Miss Iona
Stewart, also of this city, at Rochester,
Mimi, is denied by Mr.. Pilgrim, the
supposed groom. The item came to
this Office from supposedly reliable
source, and was published without any
intention to mislead.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
The Contest le on.

The Iowa league season opened aus
piciously in Oskaloosa yesterday in
spite of the threatening weather. The
opening was celebrated by big pa
rade In the afternoon which circled
the business part Of the city. and in