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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1910-02-18

immigration to the United States ap-
plies to all foreign-born persons, male
aud female, of whatever age. 1t should
be answered, therefore, for every per-
son whose birthplace was in a foreign
country. The enumerator must enter
the year in which the person came to
the United States. If he has been in
the United States more than once, the
year of his first arrival is to be stated.
The inquiry whether naturalized or
alien applies only to foreign born males
2I years of age and over, it does not APP
ply to females, to foreign-born minors,
or to any male born in the United
States. If the person was born abroad,
but has become full citizen either BY
taking out second or final papers of
naturalization or through the naturali-
zati0n of his parents while he was un-
der the age OF 81 years, the enumera-
tor is to write ma" for naturalized,.
If ne has declared his intention to be-
come an American citizen and taken
Z \ as
out his first papers," the enumeraior
is TO write PA" tfor papers).
The inquiry as tc the abihty to speak
Eaglish applies to ali persons 10 years
Of age or over. If English is spoken.
the enumerator mussswrite :. English
Ia The proper coiumn. If the person
enumerated Is not able to speak En-
glish the enumerator is required. IN
such cases only, to write out the name
81 the Language spoken, as German,
5 : fe.le;., Germs {, Italian, etc. s
more than one language is spoken by .
Refson who, however, does not speak
English. then the enumerator is to
Eriss the name Of that Iangnagt which
II his ratlve lanrosg ge or mother ton
que
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1910-02-18
Dwelling for Sale

Jackson ST., near Main.
Water Works, Sewer System
complete, concrete walks, Wheel
er screens, new barn, new fences,
electric lights ana other conven-
fences.
Price right.
Apply to
GUY MASON, Ag't.
Starkville, Miss.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1910-02-18

Mr.. Joe Carlisle, of Sturges,
is temporary foreman OF this
section of the [. G. Railroad.
Having come up yesterday to re-
lieve Mr.. Moore for a few days.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1910-02-18

/ Nusic Choir
2. Prayer. ...... ..............,.
5. song Shpll
4. Scripture Lesson. j. E. Mckell
5. Opening Address Pres.J c. Hardy
6. New Orleans Laymens Meeting"
DR.. II. R. Raymond
Z. Solo. ... Mr.. o. r. Magii
8. "Students Volunteer Convention
MesSrs. Lindiey and Rand
8. Relation Of the Student to World
Wide EvaEgelism". -. 0. r. Magil
10. "Finance and Missions .J.J.Gill
IL. song -......... .SiOii
12. Reports from Representatives OF
Jackson Convention. l.. B. Camp,
J. A. Glenn and Mr.. kinsey.
13. Song and Beneoiction.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1910-02-18
A Rare Treat.

The writer had the pleasure of
calling at Nason's and saw the
unique display of the famous
Sunshine Crackers aud Cakes. !"
which is now on exhibition. The
readers of the News should call
on this ap-to date grocer and see
for themselves just what they
have to tempt the most fastidious
tastes in this extreme dry time
along the eating line.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1910-02-18
PROGRAM.

Of Laymen's Mass Meeting
to Be Hsld ct the Baptist
Church Sunday. Febru-
ary Goth at 7:15 in
the Evening.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1910-02-18

The News and Weekly Com.
nercial Appeal S1.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
Sns Wdnslein geburcn.

@aibin3tnL .. &. If. 6ebr.
S5iilfs.6 6lottenlefretdr @intbrop
tnt OaS fricg5gerih.tide llrtbeil IN
Sadcn oes 3ablmeiiterS George Y.
HIltlb lnlo bes SiiliS.Gbirur1en 9ln.
;ep !. &obnett aenebniigt. 2'cioe
rorell befanntlib megen elmer ShIG.
8erei Die i'm sslottenbouboi 81
GDarlestopn 9ioii. itattiano, unge.
t.ugt, iidl in einer Meiie benommen
81 bobcll melde eines Sifi3iers mio
Gentleman llnpiiroi0 mar. Snl 6olIc
Nrlo'a oefretirt Dos llrtleil, bnb oic
ilc Sifi5ier ants Der oait ju eittIoi-
len ltno iuieber IN 1ienit 81 itellen
III. Hpbnett's llrtbeiI laliiet niif ben
Serlnit 3neier 9tiimmern i'm 8ane
9iodl Dem uripriin9lihen llrtbcil
icIltc ieocr Der 5lpei Siiijiere iiini
9iimnlern perlieren, aQein Der Siilis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
Nni sluci ySudycm ucridDubcn.

@o bingtolL :. g.. If. 6cbr.
- )iid,tcr Srigbt bcipilligte belltc
mi Sbcrgcritt Ocs IiriftS Columbia
enc 5Tuchuodligc Gcrtoglna Der Don
Der uSollep Enper So" uon Solpofe,
9foil, eingelcitcten WtunOnnns Ser.
bGn0limBer gegen Die Wiitglieocr oe%
6cneinonlcn GongrcB Gomite's iiir
Irllctiafen. Gie 5u oicicm Gomitt
ncb0ri9en Senotorcn lmo RcprGien-
tanten murel befnnntlid ola ,}eu1er
Ter 0uS erludbnte @criht citirt nor.
ncn hattell Iih Icood mli @rnno
iDrcr MISUNDERSTANDING oils Gongreb
.Oiitglieoer gclpeigert, DER GorIaoun9
6olge jil leilten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
Guugrck &crbnnOlungcn.
Scnot puiiirt 9ia 0CBcn NonocI nit
luciBcu SfIoptuncn, ooS Sml9
Die &oniInr- mo 0iplonotiidc
&cruilligllngSbill.

&oibinDtoM :. G. #. 6cbr.
- 0ir &pnntIurs mo 0iplontotiidc
&crlpiligul8sbill mlrOc belItc i'm
Observation-Disclosures pniiirt Cir
mirit chuus iiber 81, 100000 aus.
SSGbrcno tic i'm Nnuic pcrbunoclt
muroc. muhtcn Norriion lmo Sit
rcrulo CN..O.) bittcrc glnQriiie uuf
ndS StnutsbeportemCnt mo crflGrs
ten. 0oliclbc luell0c in icincr Sb0tigs
trit jllr S0r0erlluA 0c9 umcritani-
iWCn NnubclS bGlliil ,hpan1 9cgen
iulu0hCrc Sdnocr on mo bcNiinIti9c
Qrmiiir @onficrS bel Der GrbeblrnQ
non 9lnlcibcn. Gic 6ltB- mo Aofcn.
&iu uluoc I'M 2oltic bc@ Cages cill.
tcrihtct
Ger Scnnt nabul bcrtc Die Sels
tt'ihe @iQ 5ur llntcr0rilttllnN ocS
SHmoclS nit meiBcn Sflopinncn IN
fuit Der u0mlihen 6orm an IN mel
cGcr lie Oos 0uuS poliirt bate. Gic
&orIo0c. mllroe ieoof) ourh 9luamcr.
sung Ser llripriinglih in ibr entbol'
1ln interitantliden HcguIotioncn
0menoirt. Ser 'Scnot mar MIR 5mci
Shmocn III EbGtiAfcit, oo@ NouH
cnpo ed)S ShunOcn 9cioc SoGucr
trctcn crit am Montag wieocr 5uiom.
mcm bo morgen Der 1>obreatog DC.
G&cburt 9lbrnbom 2iWoln'S gcieicrt
lnIrN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
Sed)Siad)er Wt0rSer acridltet.

u chm on D, So, n. tSebrnar =
Npuur0 SittIc, luclder 5run @ct'1
Suits, ibren Shmicgcriobn George
Nuuor0, 0CNcn @nttin lmo 0rci &in'
(Cr I'M lcbtcn September III ihrcr
Mobnlnt9 nobc $orrlcp, @uhunnn.
Gplmtp, nlI brutole @eiic crmorbctc,
I'M Die @ohmng Su pliinocrn, lulr'
oe bCutc irilb inn bicii1en Stoot9
2uhthuulc Olrd Glcttri5it6t bimNc.
liNtct. lic 0inricbhung pcrliei obnc
Jcglihc StGrlng. Ndbrcuo Der lcB
ten 9tndt NcItnuO Yittlc cincm WCilt
I'Ncu gcGcnilbcr eilL 0nS CT on0crc
&Cr6rchen bcAun9cn bubc, obcr 0n@,
ltnlAe, mc1cn 0cllen CT mn 0en l00
crIlttCn bat. lcllgnetc CT. ,Sl ieimcnl
lSru5cB puroc 0nr1ctbon ooB Yittlc
lie 6rnlcn mo ainOer ourd @lrt
iGlGgC nli Den acpI to0tetc ln0
&omnrO crId)oB. 9Scnigc Gage nod)
ncnt Gcrbrcdcn murOc CT eingciuns
6ln lIb c5 ArlulA mlr nit NiiiDc,
bic miitbcnOcn NQuobncr Der WcAcno
r0Don nbjubnltcn i'm 81 lpnd)cn.
gSiilic 9lofc, cil gic0cr, meIhcr
circa unlittlihcn glngriiiS oui Grolt
!. q. &crniGml Don Nopcr9 Niu.
H0rfOlt.GOuntD, ilbcriilbrt NOR. crlitt
Gcirtc iriIb cbcninlla Ocn 5oo int clct-
I, ijd,cu Ct,hf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
NSicocr Gin llniall bel cincm SaInt
idDicBcn.

y ulbtngtun, :. g.. If. 6cbr.
- Nic Dem Observation-Disclosures &c.
mcIoct miro. crploOirtc 0ritcrn uui
rcm ShIohtihiif .Girginin." mat
reno Oniiclbe in Der ]iGbc uon @man
tonalno, Gubo, cincn Snllt u6icucr
Il. cine NEuluerIoOlmM lueI6c acraOG
IN 0oS &cridllBltild 0cS WcihiiGra
Nlidoben ncr0cn iollte. Iem Srl
mann ). Srbun puroe Die rcdtc
@0nO OcrmoBen jcrilciidt, oob iic
nmputirt merocn nnlbtc, lmo ) ".
9rlmner cHt unoercS Niitglico Der
G5ei6iltnlonnldoit erlitt hperc
NranOmlln0cll am (5oiidt Ncioe
&crIebtc liegen I'M Sooipitol Oarnic
Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
,(n Rnmcru SidJcr.

SCIHutl ut2 lUHGIlCH clINlluuullluN-
bc2 nobc Glrcto. Mo, icltgcnom-
men. - Giner 0criclbcn gcItchi
icinc Shulo uno mndt WIitt6ci-
hmgcn iibcr Oua &crbrrhcn.
Ct. 2ouia. If. Ncbruor. -- @cc.
GbCliu0 bctonntc iit bclltc Der pc
rnubunN Der Eolt lhuI0i1, nohocnI
CT lcine @ctbciliNlmN nll Der ElilnNcs
umg ciuea ;}lNc3 Der nNIillOllrt-Fa.
ciiics gobn" uobr Gurcfo. No, IN Der
9tdbt uonl u. Sant0r cinGcIton0cu
bate Gr luur0c gcitcrl Orrh Eoit-
SSnipcftoren IN Spt Springs. 9lrt.
perbuitet. @ " &onc. mclcbcr
ourd Gbclin0'a @cit0ubniB ser Niit
idulo un Dem Ecrbrchcn gcjiCbcn
miro, icin @rllNcr &omcS 2opc uno
2. ". Gmcrion pllrOc nm OiithuoGD
in ct. 2ouiS pcrhoitct. Die 9iud
riht ibcr 0ic Scitllobmc Scr bier
NtGnncr mllr0c pCrbcnliht, bis
GbclinN olt3 SSot Springs bier oHt
lon1tc. Tic Wcbriiocr Solpc mo
Gmcrion cri6icncn bcutc Dor bcnr
Nunoca.GpnmniiiGr Woricp, pIuibirs
ten nlht idilloiQ unb lulIroen inter
ic $4,000 @iirgidloit bis sum- nGd2s
Itcll tSrcito1 gcItellt. GnlcrIon iudtc,
cr fonne belpclIcn 0ub cr IN Der
9otbt bcS Huubc3 niht mlBcrbolb
ct. SOllia gcmcicn lei. GbcIin0 CT
flGrtc IN icinCm @clt0n0nib. Somca
Soruc lu0 Gmcrion hGtten fcincn 9ln
tbcil on Der 9erollblrg 0c3 3ugc2
gcbobt.
". y. Somc mar. pir 0c Eoits
>Snlpcttorcn bebouptcll an bcm 81
lcnbobnroub IN @!uc Gut, nu6c &ul;-
io3sGim. in 1898 bctbeliNt Gr bnbc
ipGtcr icinc S6uIo cingcitnn0cn lno
lei ais StootHjcll0c nlfaCtrctcrL Der
iilnAItc Huub llnhc G1Ircto brnbt,
Den H0ubcrn nnh GbcinN'a Wiitthcl.
lungcn cine @cutc pon cirto $G0o
elm. Gic @conteu Der oNhiiolrjs
Eociiic. .9obn" bottcn bcbultptct lie
bGttcn mr 500 crbcltct,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
SclbiimOro ciucS bctngtcS Gbcpaarcs

NnmiltOm 8. #. }cbrtor. -
Gle 2cihen Oca S0.iibrigen &enrp
Stlbcrltod lnlO ieiner mlr nm uicr
lSobrc iilnBcrcu Satin purocn bcutc
ron eincm Stlpiegeriobn Oc5 Gbc.
paarea III Ociicn 8obnrng nnigeilm
rrn ilno ein 9lrjt itellte ieit oab lid,
s'eioe nit Dlorpbin pergiitet bnttcn.
Sic botten iton Dor elmer g4od)c
itrenl 6amiIicn.9Ir5t mitBetbeilt, 0nB
iic lebcnsmiiOc Icicn ltno Iif pcrab
rchet 4,dtten, aeneItian aus ser Welt
81 ideioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
Simmer lnnginn upran.

" ibinAton. :. g.. If. 6cbr.
-- 9oS Gonitc jltr llntcriud)uug Der
@ollingcr.F Findot Gontroperic trot
tclltc jlnl critcn WioIe icit elmer
9&ohc mic0rr }uiumnlen, NOR icood,
tclun cine Stmoc III Si5ung. 9iod
Dem Die 5utilnitiNc 2citun9 bca Ncr
iIbrenS I0n8crc 3cit beiprohcn NOR
zen mar, bcmilli1tc oos Gomitc cincu
AntruA Oca 9lnualts 2ouia :. Nrun-
ociS oli &ertugng bis jilm nGdIten
.gipntuG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12

Scfrct0r bat Dieieu Sprud) in @no
ZEN crnldBigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
SrntalitGt eincS @remicrv.
St0Bt 5uci iimge @nrihcn Don cincnI
id)ncll iobrcnocn ,Srnht}u9. -
Gincr Scr lluaIiidIidlen 9ct0Otct,
Der nnoere t6otlit ucrlcbt.


Suportc, Sn6., If. Scbrunr. -
3nei jlngc @uri1en, meIhe lih ais
btinoc Gollogiere olii eincm pou Gr.
lc0o nod GbicnGp bcinrmter 6ruht-
RuHc Der .2ofc Shorc- &obn" 6cion.
Gcn, lmlrocn bclte iriib nnbc Der bic.
iiNrn Stnot, ludbren0 Der 3ug NIT
cincr @cihmiuoigtcit nou % Wteilcn
Ela Shm0c inbr Don eincm Wrem,
iCr hcrob Jcmorlen. GIner 0erlclbcn.
lnmena s.. =. Gupp1. uon 9tr. 246,
9torth- NouleDnr0, 2ltlnntn, Ga, lieNt
nit cinen S6d0clbru0 lmo bciocn
&cinen Nebrochen inn ,NolD iSanilu
&olpitnl" nnO Coroner Saborn bat
irinc 9lntc -9lllSiogc 5u Nrc
totpu 1cnommCn. Ter onocre Nno
hr, iucld)cr cnhpeoer Gomoro Tor
noSfi Don 9ir. 132, 9tor0.Gcntrol.
2lrcnnc. @illom 9iipcr, Wiinm., o0cr
:. ". NanIon Don 9tr. 3099, Iu.
ppnt.9luc!uc, Nti1neopoliS, ytilln..
luGr, mllroe ais 2eihe nebcn Den &c
Iriicn GciirnOcn. 9Iuh icin ShGoel
lrnr gcbrodcn. Ter Sootc mor chpu
81 Sabre alt uno Gopps chun f..
Scr Coroner miro bcn Sal 1ennu
uitcrluhcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
Seiner NSnnbc crlcacu.

Z cm Nort If. eSebrunr.
Ianicl i. 9tpolr pelher nor jebl
5o1en iein 0reiidbriges 30d)terhcn
eridob lmb Damn ieinen 5lpeiidbrigcn
Sobn, iopic lid ielbit ifapcr penulm.
fcic, lit bcutc I'M SoipitoI aeitorbel.
Ger fleine anabe luirb wabrideinlidj
sencien. fpan bat nie cine GrfIG.
ring iiber Den 8rlino ieirer Sd)ref
tftstbnt obaegeben inbeiien g(uubt
man aQgcmein BOB er pobniilnig
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
Sat ni6t iollen lein.
Srinc ScfUroernns EcarNs 5nm
Guugc cines GputrcsNomirals.

Statt ociign ioll iih Der ltorbpol-
Gntocdcr nit cincr Gbrcnmeooile
bclnilBcu. GpnlpetcnjItreit
jmiIheu Dem GougrcB unO Dem
Gbcrgeriht oea Giitrifta Gol,nt.
bin pcribobCn, - @in5iBca NE.
luItat oeS aroBeu tSlotten'aricgS.
1erihta ju Gbarlcatopn, OIoii.
llniol an Noro oes Shloht
itiiic@ .&irginio" on Der aiiItc
Don Glbu. 3luci Dt0r0cr
cnocn ju 9lihmono i'm clcftri.
ihcn StubI.
g4oibington :. g. If. 6cbruor.
Gin llntcr-9 -9Ipaidub oca &uuN
Gcmitc'a iiir eSIotten-9I 9Iiioircn bot oic
rem Senot pnilirtc 9iI(, lolt lpcIhcr
Der onaeblid]c 9forbpol Gntbeder
Commander Hpbcrt &. Eenrp 5ll'u
Grntre .9lomiral beiGrocrt mer0en
irllte, miBbiligt. Stott beiicn ihl1Qt
cS por Dem Commander cine @brcn=
&c0oi0c ilberrcichen 5u Inllcn.
S0nlmtIhe iehS Diit9lieber bca
llnterousihulics itimmten 0cgcn Die
uorgeihlogcne @efGroerltng. 6lottcn'
SefretGr Ntepcr bat Dem Gonlitc fiir
tSlotten-glfiuircn cin Shrcibcn &c.
ldidt melheS Eenrp'S oNecor0" inn
Mottcn6icnit allSeinun0criebt lmo cr-
fIdrt. Eenrp iolc Don 9icd)t5lueQcn
o6ipil. >Snacnicnr" ln0 nid)t oGOEl-
nlnnocr" 6etitelt peroen 94ie 6a>
Shreibcn mciter 0orlcqt, trut Hcurp
ON 26. Sftober 1881 IN ben 1Slottcn
bicnIt un0 lit ieit jencr 3eit iiber ~
Sabre lonN aui llrlmlb gcpeicn.
Seine MISUNDERSTANDING mnr cine
lelbltaftierlegte, iuenn d,ld ouerfe,.
nilngSipcrtbc elllfgobe. I'M llcbri0cn
icOod) BON fcincr @cbclltllng iiir 0crt
tSlottcn. oocr NiilitGroicnlt SefrctGr
Wcper cnpfobl 5um Shlliic. Ecorp
nit Dem 9innge mo Wcholt cincH
Gontre.N0mirula in RltbcltanO ~
pericBc1. 9iele Gmplcblumg fon0 bel
Den .Qiitglie0ern bea Gumitc'a fcincl
9lntluna. NobcrtS (OtoliD crfl0rtc
). ., CT lrhc fcinen Gjrnu0, Ycorp
oltf lplhe S8ciic ous5l5cihncn. Ger.
lclbe lei folt Die SoGlitc ser Belt. il,
melhcr cr in Der tSlottC biente, nlli
llrloIb gclpcicn. mo Die Gutoedlln0
oca 9toropolS babe, iomct iid erlehcu
lnic, lucoer 0cn Ger. Staotcn nod
Der Civilization nod Dem 1Slottcr.
ricnit uicl gcniibt. Sic &crlcibura
eincr GbrermcooiQc miiroe Oobcr cine
polienocrc 2lncrfcnmnN icilL ais
Geniolirlmg NIT crb0btcm Nonn H..
@cbnlt.
Cos Suldr, mcIfc9 EcorD nit ocnl
Mongc cincS Gontrc 9lonlirula inr
9ubcItnno crboltcn BADEN luiirbc,
lucnl Die ScnntSbiQ burdgcicbt NOR,
Den mGrc. piiroc $4,000 pro ,Sabr olri
SpbpuS,ctt brtrnoru hnhru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-12
9tcHc Wirrcn in MoroffO.

Nori& #. i}cbruor. GiHl
SpcjiolOcpcidc hca nMotin" ats
Gc}. Nlnrofto. neloet, 0oB 0ic Sal.
tlnQ oca Sultau@ Wnloi Suiio 0cOcn
Die mralpGrtiarn Mdttc, noncntIidl
gegcn 6rotfreid beoenflihe Tcr
lpidcInnIcn beiiirdltcn ldbt. Gcr
SitIton peigcrt iidI, Die llnitrbuno.
Iltngcn bciii1lid Der irolBoiiihcl
9InIeibe ST gcliebnliIcn. lmo bat piclc
Ger6uitungen pornebuen Iniien. 2tt
frdr}oiiife auritI bat Aeaen oiciea
&orgeben proteitirt, unO ole irnrG.
iiihe Wiilitiir. r.eomniiiiion bot ibre
,Snitrlittlon Der morotfaniiben 9lr,
llce eingeitellt.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-17
oLivET.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Williams spent last
Sunday evening In the country at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole.
Lon Church one OF the farmers near
town, was In town on election DAY
working for the republican ticket
About 4 p. m. he left town, and on ar
irving at home took the harness on his
horse and led him to water, While the
horse was drinking Mr, Church fell
dead. He was an old veteran and an
old settler,
Mrs. j. t. Billings spent Friday IN
Oskaloosa with friends.
Mrs. John Cole was business caller
In Mt Pleasant Thursday.
The mine here Is running half time.
There seems to be no demand for coal.
J. NJ. Ball, manager OF the mine was
in town Saturday and paid the miners
fer the last half OF October.
o. B. McNamee OF Des Moines was
in town on business Thursday with r.
Williams.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-17
Thanksgiving Sale Prices

We rules the Retail Merchants A''oe'0n
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-17
NED SIGNS men
FOR NEXT YEAR
FOXY BOSS OF THE SPEED BOYS
Is PREPARING FOR THE
SEASON OF 1911.

Manager Ned Egan is signing up
some likely young stars for the try
out season Of 1911, according to let
ter received this morning by President
Frank T. Lynch from the willy one. Mr..
Egan says the Sox game scheduled
for April 8, 1911 looks good to him and
he hopes that the fans will give his
club a good start by literally patroniz-
ing the contest. Egan Is now trying
to book a game with the st. Louis
Americans, and also hopes to have the
Davenport Three-I League club here
for week during the spring training
period. Mr.. Egan states that Ottumwa
will observe. the salary limit Of the
league this year to the letter, and that
he Is signing some likely youngsters
at q low figure In order to do so.
President Lynch has also received a
letter from carnival concern ask.
ing for booking here next summer
He has not yet given the letter much
consideration.
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EDDYvlLLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. De Tar who
quit housekeeping short time ago
and who have since been visiting
friends and relatives in the vicinity
Of Eddyville left Tuesday morning for
Los Angeles, Calf, to spend the win
ter with their daughter. They will also
visit their son living in the northern
part Of the state
Mrs. Pearl Hall is seriously i'll at her
home in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. George De Bolt Of Des Moines
is visiting her sisters Miss Ida and Don
WEIGH.
Mrs. A. Mcmahon and daughter
Gertrude returned today from Abba
where they have been visiting Mrs.
McMahon's parents Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Edwards.
s. B. Bay of Morris, Okla. arrived In
Eddyville Monday for a visit with his
son DR.. E, L. Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cook who recent
lily purchased the Stuber property are
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MT. ZION.

u series Of revival meetings began
vt the Presbyterian church here Mon
Fossie Miller and family visited Fri
dag at the parental Ely home. #
Mr., and Mrs. Keller spent Sunday
afternoon with Gale Wolfe and fam
Mrs. webb Barker was in Keosau-
qua Tuesday shopping
Mrs Elizabeth Sherrod visited last
week with Sam Topping and family.
Mary HOFFMAN visited Saturday
with Mrs. Grace Nelson.
HElkNAP -O-O-O-O-O-
Owing to quarterly meeting services
at Loucust Grove next Sunday no
1t the Methodist church. There will be
Sunday school as usual. Rev. Smith
announces that the first lecture which
is . humorous one will be given Dec.
3. There will be five lectures, tickets
for which will be on sale at the post
5o1Iies.
There is still considerable sickness
III the community. Master Wilbur
KneaSler Is Ill with catarrhal fever.
Mrs. o. b. Smell is Ill with peritonitis
md an abscess and great many are
suffering from colds.
John Benge and family of Bunch
spent Sunday with their daughter and
sister Mrs. Luther Rigg and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Mum of
Draltesviile. A D. Mum and daughter
Zelda and Miss Eliza Sample of Sher-
man Chapel we're guests Monday of
Mr., and Mrs, d. M. Mum.
Mrs. Perry Heckert from OttumWa
spent Sunday with Mrs. Kate Niles.
Clarence L. Ware of Dunville and
Miss Mabel Middleton of this place
spent Sunday in Bloomfield with the
formers sister Mrs. Pearl Coy and
family. !.
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moving to Durfey. H. e. Dixie has rent
ed the Cook property and they will
move at once to their new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Davidson of Lock-
man were guests of Miss Jennie Tune
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom williams Of Des
Moines are guests at the parental Ross
home.
Mrs. Tenant who is spending the
winter with her son Chas. Tenant Is
quite i'll with an attack of pleurisy.
Mrs. Farnk Kussart went to Des
Moines Tuesday for short visit with
relatives.
VIM Lucas Junior is moving into
the Harding property this week re-
Gently vacated by VIM. Heston.
j. Jones and Ray Burlington OF
fainter transacted business in Eddy
willie this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Chord of Oska-
loosa were guests at the Geo. Chord
/ home in Eddyville Tuesday.
Mrs. Halle Heki of Lineville is Wis
iting her many Eddyville friends this
week.
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WEST VAN BUREN,.

Charley Mason returned home Sat
urday from Stockport where he has
been laid up with broken limb.
Channel Bros. of Douds were here
buying cattle Saturday.
Mrs. Made Lee of Keosauqua came
up Saturday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. J, r. Hissem which was held on
Sunday forenoon at the family resi-
dence.
w. E. Cowan and family of Lebanon
were calling on Leando friends re-
Gently.
Mr.. Day of Keosauqua was here on
Monday.
r. S. Plowman who has been laid UP
for a few weeks is able to be out
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AGENCY.

Mrs. F. w. Newell Of Denver is Wis
iting friends here.
Jess Angrum is in Council Bluffs.
Born, recently, to Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Manning. q son.
Rev. B. g. Hankins Is assisting in
revival meetings at Eddyville.
Last Saturday evening Mr., and
Mrs. Watson Enyart entertained a
number OF friends In honor OF Mrs.
Clint Miller of Beaver Crossing, Nebr.,
who is here visiting. Dainty refresh
|ments were served and all report de-
|lightful time.
Mrs. A. s. Humphrey visited over
sunday in Abba.
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Miss Ora Arnold Of Mt. Pleasant is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs ]. b.
Painter.
Charles F. Eberline of Kenesaw,
Nebr., is visiting friends here and at
Selma also at Abba.
Miss Hattie Benge of Bunch who is
staying here with her sister Mrs.
Luther Rigg, is Ill with pneum onia.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. M. Eberline spent
few days last week at Oskaloosn
with friends,
Mrs. John Wilson returned home
yesterday to Dunville from taking care
of her daughter Mrs. o. B. Smell.
W. l.. Woolwine of County Line lis
making visit here.
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M. Bernstein Of Pocahontas was a
business caller In town on Thursday.
". A. johnson of FarminRton, ILL.,,
was a business caller in town on FRI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carnes spent
Sunday in Oskaloosa the guest Of Mrs,
Ann Black.
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CARROLL Issues Proclamation.

Des Moines, No.c. Especially
Governor Carroll issued his Thanks
giving proclamation today. He toll
of the Astounding crops raised in Iowa
during the past year.
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Notice,

We import many Of our fine
linens direct from ireland, in
Guiding the famous Gold
Medal" Linens, made BY VIM.
Liddell & Sons Of Belfast, for
which we have exclusive sale.