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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
interests of the children's Home So,

interests of the Children's Home So
ciety.
Miss Loretta Stanton went to Sig
Quincy this morning where she will
be visitor among friends and rela
tiyes.
Chas. +. Brown and daughter, Miss
Gladys, went to Sigourney this morn
ing for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Harry Hagan and wife we're down
from Des Moines yesterday visiting at
the Dan Riegel and j. Mace Hagan
homes.
Willard Frazee has gone to Detroit
Mich, where he will be employed in
the factory of the Hudson Motor Car
Company.
Miss Gladys Mauch, of Webster
City, is in the city visiting at the
Thomas Sewers home, No. 400 High
avenue east.
Miss Edna Pickett, who has been
studying music at an institution OF
the east, has returned to her home
for vacation visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ryan and daugh-
ter, Miss Freda, OF Polk City, are
guests at the parental john Ryan
home for few days.
Roscoe Woodruff and County Sur,
veyor Virgil Fahrney, went to Rose
Hill this morning where they will en-
gage in survey work.
Mrs. w. ]. Beeman was a passen-
ger this morning for her home at Mo.
line, H., after a visit with parents
and friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McCurdy and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Boyer drove to
Newton in Mr.. McCurdy's automobile
and spent the Fourth there. .
Captain and Mrs. w. Fl. Heating
and daughter Charlotte were in Mar.
shalltown yesterday attending re-
union Of the Heating family.
Misses Lucille Garretson and
Gladys Ennis. who have been at Abba
az the guests OF Mrs. Mervin Worth,
have returned to their homes here.
Miss Effie Ryan. who has been Wis
iting in Cincinnati. Ohio, and other
eatern points, arrived I'm the city 20
be guest at the parental John Ryan
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rohr and children
returned to their home at Rock lsr
and, H., this morning after visit al
the e. E. WEIGH home, No. 40S North
A street.
Misses Elsie and Zoe Bissell, OF
ottumwa. who were students at the
recital given at the Saunders school
of music recently. have returned to
their home.
Miss Grace McFarlane. who has
been In the city for the past several
month"; and attending the Saunders
School Of Music. has returned 10 her
home IN Denver. Colo.
Joseph and Douglas Mecielland OF
SOC A Avenue east left last evening
on tour OF tne West. They expect
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07

ond street, for a few days visit. The
Mr. Rosebrook, is superintendent of
the public schools of Camp Point, Ill.
Relatives in thissc received word
Saturday of the death ofIHarry Hollo-
way, of Chicago, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Holloway, formerly of this city.
! The deceased is a nephew of Mrs. r.
NJ. Wells, Mrs. Joe Stumps and Come
/ Iy Holloway of this city. Death was
caused by Brights- disease followed
! by an attack of pneumonia.
Walter Hook, who has been a faith
full employe Of the Glaze K Haynes
grocery for long term of years, has
given up his work. there 10 accept a
position with the Prudential Insur-
ance Co. The new work will give
him more outdoor exercise, which
will undoubtedly be beneficial, ashis
health has not been good for the past
year.
A dispatch from Fairfield under
date of July to the Des MOines Reg
lister and Leader says: Prof. o. +.
Flower of Oskaloosa was elected SUI
perintendent of the public schools OF
this city at special meeting of the
school board last night to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
Supt. L. c. Roberts, who leaves Aug.
l for Everett, Wash, to accept the
,rfn aiY n1cI,f -
Professor Flower has been principal
of the Oskaloosa High school and
| formerly spent three years in the
Sioux City schools. His acceptance
was received late this afternoon"
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Knoxville Journal: Herschel Eng.
land and wife and Mrs. Englands
mother, Mrs. Wren, have removed to
Oskaloosa. Mrs. Wren is here on
visit at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Grier and
son, George Jr., who have been visit
ing at the parental, David Grier home.
No. 1407' Seventh avenue east, have
returned TO their home in Pleasant
vile.
Francis Everett is the latest con-
vert to the automobile method OF
transportation. lie has recently pur-
chased handsome car OF sufficient
morse power 10 get him anywhere he
wants to 90.
Abba News: Evan T. HoweIls and
Mrs. Marie Faust came over from
Oskaloosa on Monday to get Justice
Lambertson to unite them in we'd
lock. The ceremony took place at IL
o'clock at the Justice office.
John Ramsay and family departed
last evening for Birch Island Lake.
Wis, to spend few weeks in the
GOODNESS Of that neck or the woods
They were accompanied BY Miss
irene Ramsay. a daughter OF VIII C.
Ramsay.
Henry Lang, a former resident Of
tJskaloosa, was calling among friends
yesterday. Henry q now located IN
Columbia. Mo, and is prospecting IN
mercantile business. he win be III
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07

Webster. A. Kracht and wife of Ger
man township, Lucille Schilling of Des
Moines, and Hugo Schiiling and fam.
lily gathered at mother Schilling's to
help her celebrate her saith birthday
The children spent the day with her
and with a delicious birthday dinner
and supper, marked the event as one
to be long remembered. Ea
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07

The threatening condition of the,
weather kept many shoppers from the
city Saturday. s
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
BEGINS


sando xfodsThe n o ~ priced
lots Wed for sell
mean
Not ebuo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

Den Snnobeo, at DSmng og
gebng sr forifenig@, fit Ri table.
Itet forleoen.Gn Mano bnDOe uoen
JoranIeonine til Ne6nftsren u6tnlt
I'm gaaifsnnelIe al Dor 6ortrdine
n2anosbpb6rnene1 ban inntes rigtig
eoot onl ben. Omtrent fnmtioig fer
ri ben | ct greo fra en- al 8laoets
2niere betegnet iom noget ~elen.
oigt Yiat". &iitoriens Dom er imio-
lertio, at n2an6sbpbernene" er no.
get at BET o%pstieite og beoite, iom
Sneemonn bar i~freoet. Mon meme
og iige MI ON Sngemanns Sfrifter,
boob man eIers bill, men ben, Der
tan foIoe Dem reIenoigt BiatS, ~.
Der 49, ia, ia, ri ifal Tie fee
mere. 1nnf feIb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

ct al pore 9ptteblaoe Tiger:
aWanges Zines piI blipe rettet pnn
WilDnufee og oens 8irfeliggsrelie
of iocialfitiife Seorier / 2s6et al oe
fsrite TO Aor. 4merifonerne bar iuit
ben Clogs Regering, be snifer. 7e
gper, iom ~fortlebenoe bnr NUM-.
cipal Gorruption, fan oaole 6eres
egne goreere, ON De blioer pan
itnret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29
,,9anif Gr9iteTole
| Nmerifa. j"
st @ionesbDrb fra Souebleiren
y0annebirfe".

Som befen6t bar nDannepirfe~
ben itgrite 5ortjeneite al @run6tpi.
geoarelIe ! amerifa,
ioet nGDnte glnO nltio bar f%oritaaet
at lesge ct MooeratiOnens Sler
oper os 5oritanelie | De ra6ifaIe
lloilng nf naonte Misunderstanding, aft.
iammen un6er paaitano ON at p9re
boaoe rummeIie % friiinoet.
Gems Omtale al min artifel
vDnnif pr@iteifoIe ! amerito" de
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

Dan bar beregnet, at 9oGep-ao.
metens Sole er minoit 100000
gPil lang, og life oeito minore ifal
ben funne foI6eg iammen og itoppes
/ ct miooelsitort garelie. 9ertil be-
mprfer 6. 8. g., at ina mao Den
upre iaa tnno iom en- rStanOpat.
1er~s argument.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

Oct er after goaet gaIt meo ct
Zeppelin 2uftifib. @an fan life eoot
bIipe fri for at meme, at 9fooieDelt bar
piis, at ban bnpoe iaa mango andre
engngementer paa Sonnoen, at BET
life bar muligt for BAN at mootoee
@reo 3eppelins Snobpoelie til at
tnge en- Sluet meO oenne ieennem
2uften.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

gi6orenpTicn oap 5oeets Afgonss-
tio til t.50 a. NJ. / Steoet for 1872
q. M, og fun pes efstra goo asr-
iel lpffeoes BET at naa .frem, ioa
lea tom meo. Meen oet lnffe0esl
q. 30. In0 eren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

Den Is. Ntai piI 9rof. gsggiIo,
efter bpao Observation-Disclosures
meOoeler os, 6oIoe 6oreorog / Obi.
cago asiociation Of Commerce pes
en- v9undeon", iom nEbe @aps
nno Menns Committee" bar orron.
geret. gnnet bliper: asben6aons
Melfefnripnfng.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

Spa6 BET forbigangne emo man
pnre - ilaa Oct al 5anferne; lao
enoog 5remti0en meO oens gplOne
9rgmme og b6ie 5oenler fore og
foncentrer Si9len ON bette brent
Oenoe nnrperenoe giebIif. 5or BET
Menneife, Ser er tro imoo oct n9r-
pprenoe, er fro | oct be0lte; og ben
Sipl, iom oiit6er Sen Marf, Der
ligger umiooelbart fornr, g6r 2iDet
til en- SER. = 9. Gopis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

SfsIae en- uOfficieI. men panliOe.
Zig ReoOeIelie ira @ni6ington oil
8anamnfanalen bIiDe aabnet tiolig
! aaret 1914. Get pif man imioler.
ti0 fife me00ele officielt, for6i man
intet oil riiifere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

Ranr geisrne benpenber iie til Tolt. Der
nrertereri glohst. eften ior at fsbe boz BEN
.nsrfnr NJ ioa Tpinsnino on bet operterebs,
bebes 9e oItib omtols. at Sc 'oa gpertisie-
mentet bette gIaS. Oct ril q r til esn
foie Rptts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29
Dor MisFoni Sontb 9afoia.

g 3 or g-aaloet bar p9ret pafant
iioen 9aoifetioer. gtbnn er oa-
fant, og efter bboo Ser ifripes ira
Siour GitD, Ter oet no til, at Bot.
2arien mn ogiaa mart ifol ifiae Jig
oeO Meni9beoen / @opniIIe.
Saaoon itaar BET til meO Dor
Wisiion / South 0ofota.
De TO feritnnonte aalo bar BOG
l1oiiet til mart at ioo Brett iger,
ioet Stilo. teoI. 5. anuoien bar to.
get imoo aalo ira 9~eresforo. oe
Bait. 5. See MI .ligeiaa bnr tnget
imoo anlo ira 8iborg.
Som en- tioIigere @r6eioer paa
0enne @isiionsmarf bar ben ligeet
mig pna Sierte, og ieg bar o8iaa
oeret inobu0t til at beige oen I'M.
Der 8afaneen. Ssnoag oen 8. /
oenne @aaneo onr iee ian / 9eres-
forO, og Sen6og sen "a. bar ieg /
giborg. Set par iaa .eentlig oisie
geis1, ieg oilOe iige Iiot ON.
S 9eresforO bar Der / ben ienere
5io ppret boIot @effeliesms0er al
en- amerifanif GoaneeIiit, oe oct ip.
mes iom bans @irfiombeO bar efter.
laot en- Del @pffelie ogioa 6lon6i
port liitberife airfefolf. Cen Sen-
bag, ieg BAR Der, oor Der rigtig
eoot airfebeisg babe 5ormiooa9 og
aften. s oct belle tn9et lit ieg Sno-
trDf az at Ser er gaaet ct Innoe.
putt ben ooer Meniabe0en og port
oanife 6olf paa @gnen, bbem Der
iao bar oeret Ge6ifnbet; % at Re-
niebe0en er beitemt paa at tage fnt
meo mt 9aab og M Strait, BET gap
ia blan0t an6et lloilag /, at oe
bau0e f6bt en- 9bggegrun0 og par !
Serb meo at futile bDeee mt 9rG.
itebus. Renigbeoen ipntes at eInoe
ifg hiertelig. til MootageIien al oens
me Brett og bans 6amilie. Der
fan tages fot poanp meo forpnget 90
goot Saab.
Og inn gibore. Ger oar ieg
ii6ite Sen0og. of, boor set tor
meSe 7agen foruo, iaa set iaa no,
iom ifuIoe nit geip0 Der mislpf-
fes. Naine Suffe iteg op til BAN.
iom itprer SER og 0ino. ban
bgrte min Bon % 100 oct IDffes.
Meo negen @euligbeo bleo iea moo
taget / ct RriDatbiem. ifent ieg
maatte gere Dem llro. eiter at De
par gnaet til 5pile 9sr0ag aiten.
% iaa Senoag Mor9en, oa ri Ian-
leoes poa BET Ste0, boor oi iaa oite
bau0e o9ret iamlet ON BET 6eoIte,
MenneIfene fan inmles ON pea Der.
ne Serb - Blto o. hans Orb = 10,
Solf fom. set enc QGs efter oet
an6et, ioa airfen npiten bleo oper.
fplot. De aamle fenote anii9ier
meote meb emil pna. oa Der bilites:
Saf FOR iiOitl og DeIfommen!
Oct par BOG life blot gomle, men
ogina mango unge, Ser meotr frem,
og man lptteOe iaa opmprfiomt til
9orfpn6eIien al CUBS Orb, iom FOG
man oct bele in6. Get gap Saab
ON, at Der er Sorobuno for Ben
gooe Sob.
On Gftermio6agen par Ser Cubs
tieneite / ben gpeitre STRIFE. Ser
bar Der oeian en- itor 5oriamling
Of banoe pl0re og Dngre. SRrlig
glPoeoe bet mig at meoe og bile
poa fife Blot eamle genner, men
oginn mango al Dem, ieg hnpoe un-
oerpiit / Subs Orb, % iom | min
5jeneitetiO bnube nfloet ben eoOe
g~efenoeIie for mango gioner.ZOg.
iaa fer onp Wo0taaelien al 6o9.
fDnOelien Soob ON, al ben bog man.
ee fnlot ! 600 Serb.
2igeiom ! geresfor6 glpoeOe man
fie ogioa FER til Wootngelien at
oeres npe gr9it. Spere Fiber far
oenne Menigbe6 iom befenot onaet
ieennem, men oct ipntes, iom Der
MI fan taees rat pnnnp meo ina
lDIt ct 6aob fom nogen Sinoe.
Oct Dor fun fe6eligt, at jeg paa
R~,,rS ~ o,;n GEu;no goo min
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29
Dart Siuain.

Gaa beege Sioer al atlanterba.
pct bar man fappeoes ON at prize
Marf Sfpoin eler Samuel g. Sic
mems, JON bans ri9tige Naon er.
Der bar peret f~ortalt ON bans 10.
oifling, bborIeoes ban fra at oers
Sppograf bleo Aoisforreiponoent,
ioa 9anosmnno paa Wisiisiippi,
ienere 6orfatter / BET imao, inotil
ban blep oen ner0ensbergmte blinlo-
riitiife 6orfatter. On bar ioet oet
paa cen Naaoe, en- an0en paa en-
noget forifenig MooOe, men oct
belle bar gaoet no pao oct iamme =
at Morf Snain par oen goOmoOige
SumoriIt, iom fun0e fna 5olf til at
Re og forglemme 2ioets 8enooroig.
beSer (ior en- fort Sio), % iom
bIeo cen at fin Sios melt pnoeoe
6orfattere.
Sooo Der iprIig bar interesieret
os at ipeioe efter MI, oa ben be-
rsmte Manos 9io er ~illttet og bans
9irfiombeo enot, oct er bans 5or.
6olo til SQnObeoen, til a%riitenoom.
men.
S Den 9enieen0e fanot ri iorle.
oen en- Me0oeIelie ira Stem gort,
bpori oct ii9es, at Mfarf 1maia sen
@ang forloo ben bumoriitiife Bare
og ifreD en- aloorIig Bog, en- Slngs
GeligionsfiIoiofi. Zen uOfom i 1906
/ fun 250 gfsemplarer, copyright.
ed By 5. %. 9otbpea". 9ooen bleu
aI6rig nlmin0eIig u0breot. men eoot
ct gar @llnoreoe efsemplarer ienO-
res omfring til Scr. Clemens n9r.
meite @enner, og fun De nioite, al
oen efiiitereoe. 9ogens Gitel er:
y8bat is mnn2" (9pao or Nienne.
ifet?) Den fremi9tter 6orfdtterens
4nifuelier i en- 0ialog melem Ell
gnolins og en- CANNED giano. Scr.
iatteren laoer ben gamle ManO
bl. a. iiee:
p1eriom Oh ten0er en- Manos
Rationalitet. iaa fan Oh pna Ell
oaarsbreo fenOe bans religisie an.
%ifuelie Gnelpnoer: groteItant;
amerifaner; Ditto; Spanier, 5ranif-
mano. Srlpnoer, StaIiener, Spoame.
r%ifaner. 9lnitfalier; 8omerif ~fatolif;
6nsier: @rGif f@atolif; 3Drf: DO.
9ammeOaaer og ina iremoeles".
9ioere: p8eriom ct Menneite isg-
tc eiter politiif san0beO, iaa fanbt
ban Ben i en- eaer onoen al Se Sun.
oreoe politiife eoaneelier. JON itp.
rer 4fenneifene paa Soroen. Ter.
iom ban ie9te efter ben eneite inn0e
Religion, iaa ianbt ban Den / en-
eQer nnoen Of oe tre Iuiin0e,
iom er paa 3orpet. - 5 bpert Sub,
nnar ban fan0t SanObe0en, iegte
ban fife lnneere, men ira ben Gag
ii elf ban omfring meO tit 9oooe-
iern / Sen enc Saon0 og lin Snip.
pei / ben an0en for at tiaoOoe
SprPfferne oe rpionere meo Moo-
itanoere."
3 Gororoet flyer 6orfaiteren. at
8Grfet bleu begDnOt for % anr Il.
Ben. at Sfriftet bleo iproigt for
z alnr ii0en, og ban bar UNDER.
iegt BET cen eaer TO @anee ON aa.
ret og funoet bet at p9re tilireos-
Itiqen0e. Seq bar juit nn0erisgt
bet poanp og er iremoeles oOerbe.
bit en-, at Set uOtoIer S~anobe0en.~
Marf Snain bar oItioo Dpret en-
pgte EpipIer, og / fit itiue Sino
en- Spotter. Com ban bar let
40 alOeroens ling o9 fact Golf
til at Re me0 fig 40 set Intterliee,
innleoes bar ban oeiaa let 40 ari-
itenoommen og gegrebet Sanobe0,
men ban bar life baft Wloo til of
latterIigesre 3eIigion og ariitenoom
/ 5ofs Zine. Saa bar ban moaife,
better life oso ION Hignnno. -
Spor isrgeligt, at en- Mono meo
inn ijeIone Gbner til at faegs ge.
iIae pna Wenneifers Opm9rfiombeb
life bar baft gie for Ienneifetg
6pbeite Trone og forItnnet, bporIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

3 9ilfGIbe al flreaslmGsdebebsr pen
Rpbfnoslieu bebss man floos til bet ifeblies
RDfpaier. Sfulbe bet life hielps. bebss
nan hennefhe fe til 7oufferen"sI
Rontpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

Entered at Pleir P~osfeffce as second
clsss matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

s fore Manoer, iii bpis Orb
ct 5olf forblenoet Iptter,
5oroi Der Gpner | ier Dor,
Sfent fun De GaIifbeo nptter;
0anst beore: bar 8 alorie isot,
gno at peo e6er bliper DOT
Den aroft, Der SinIen itstterl
NieoIai ggeb.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-06-03
RlpHIhE NEWS

Rsphina. Msy 3).-Conmunion ser
vices will be hei l at Mt. Carmel next
Sundas Preparatory services Oh
Frilas aud Saturday.
Mothers Day will be Observed at
the M. E. church next Sunday morn
ing Tae pastor, Rev. W. ID Eye,
will con lust the service
Miss Fanuie Davies of Arkansas is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. L. Wade at
Bonnie View.
Mr.. ana Mrs Chesley Shultz AMI
little son, Beverley, of your city, are
visiting Mrs J. a. Parker.
Mr. J. A. Parker and Miss Grace
Parker will attend the Sunday school
Association which convenes at new
Monmouth, near Lexington, the lst
and End next Wednesday and Thurs
day.
A pleasant time is anticipated by
the delegates.
Leaving the historic town OF Lex
ington nesting in the midst OF the
hills with the memories OF its great
hewes clustering around its renowned
institutions, we take the beautiful
drive with it's picturesque beauty and
with the noted sublime" House Mouu-
tains" in view we glide on to New
Monmouth, which has always been
noted for it's hospitality to the stran-
ger within its gates.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-06-03
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE

About :l5 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon, while playing ball with several
other boys, on North Augusta street
in front of the residence of DR.. E..
Lacy Gibson, little Thos. Mitchell, the
eight-year- old son of Mr.. Thos. H.
Mitchell, the johnson street black
smith; was Knocked down and. run
over by one wheel of an automobile
owned and driven by DR.. Pole, resi-
dent physician of Homestead Hotel,
Hot Springs, Va. DR.. Pole immed-
lately carried the little fellow into
the Office Of DR.. Gibson. where it was
ascertained upon examination that he
was not seriously injured, though
somewhat Jared ana bruised. Later
he was taken to the home of his par
ents on Sears Hill. Police Officer
Long stated to the DISPATCH and
NEWS representative that DR.. Pole
had his car under perfect control, and
that he was running very slowly. 1t
was ascerained also that the little fell
low ran in front of the car to pick up
the ball, when the Car struck him.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-06-03
M|ODLtBR0Ok NEWS

Mddlebrook, June Jesse Smith,
who has been ill with tonsilitis, is
able to be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rhodes of
Midway, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Helms and son Firth, of Staunton,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Bosserman recently.
DR.. J. G. Dunlap and-daughter.
Miss Margaret Nelson Dunlap, are
back from a visit to DR.. V. w.
Dunlap at Rush Run, w. Va.
H. T. Rosen and son, J. Guy Rosen,
are back from Richmond, where they
spent a few days last week.
Miss Martha Folk, who attended
school in Pennsylvania the past ses-
sion, is at home for the summer.
Misses Lena Harris and Christine
Elinger spent SATURDAY. and Sunday
with Mrs. John Holtz of this place
: Guy Bosserman left last week for
Stanton where he has accepted a
position at the w. S. Hospital. Her
bert Allen of this place is also in
Staunton engaged in business.
Quite number of young ladies
from this burg are preparing to
leave for Charlottesville, where they
expect to attend the Normal, which
begins about June 18th.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-06-03
HORSE STOLEN.

A telephone message received last
night from Harrisonburg, states that
Mr.. B. l. Caricofe, merchant of Mt.
Scion, Va, has in his possession a
valuable horse, which was stolen
from Mr.. F. A. Reynolds, of Craig
County, Va, by a man giving the
name, of John Smith. Smith is now
in Jail in Pendleton county, W. Va,
and the Sheriff Of Craig county, with
several others, arrived this afternoon
and are now on their way to Pendle-
ton to take Smith back to the scene Of
his crime. 1t appears that Smith has
been doing partly stealing and partly
trading business in horses, and trad
ell this horse to Mr. Caricofe for an
other Mr.. Caricofe will receive $50
reward for the apprehension of Smith,
and his horse will be returned to him.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-06-03
MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY

A mysterious case of robbery occnr-
red at Brands Mill about miles east
of Staulton on the Wayneyboro road,
on Sunday night when the house of
Mr.. 0. r. Painter, Mr.. Brands mill
er was entered and about $25 in mon
ey was taken from a trunk in one of
the lower rooms, where a Mrs. Reid
was sleeping Mr. and Mrs. Painter
were sleeping up stairs. A watch
also was stolen belonging to a Mrs.
Reid. It seems from the facts as
learned by Dispatch representative
that during Sunday night Mrs. Reid
according to her story as told to Mr..
Painter, was awakened by the pres
ence of man in the room searching
the bureau drawers. She made no
cutlery but made her way up stairs to
where Mr.. and Mrs. Painter were
sleeping and awoke them, but before
Mr.A Painter could get down staisr
the thief had departed.
Mrs. Reid who was 81 aeping in the
room where the trunk had been plac-
ed, at one time worked for Mr.. Pain
ter, then she married and went away.
She came a short time ago to MIR.
Painters and has been there sick.
Mrs. Reid reports the man she saw
was white. The. police here and at
Basic City were notified but they
have no clue that would lead to an
arrest. The watch which Mrs. Reid
alleges TO have lost was a ladies gold
cap watch, Walham works but not in
running order. 1t had to it a 10 lg
chain Mrs. Reid's husband works
somewhere on the G. ana o. Railway
but he has not been about Mr.. Paint
er's since she has been there.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-06-03
Harmony of Dress.

A beautiful woman. also studies the
harmony of painting well kept home;
takes care to have the hoiise painted
with paint that will continue to look
bright, clean and fresh looking. The
L. & M. never becomes dingy, because
only chemically pure colors are used;
only the finest White Oxide made from
metal; only the finest White Lead; only
the purest Linseed Oil; only expert
paintmakers produce it with machin-
cry, thousand gallons alta time. Con
trast this with the costly and crude
production or White Lead Paint made
by hand labor with stick in a pot-a
few gallons at a time. l.. & M. is sold
by Culton and Peale, Waynesboro
G. Ell. Cohron and Son. Stuart's Draft,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-06-03
Ask Them about II.

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mends Kemp's Balsam. Ask the doc
tor, the nurse or the druggist about it.
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