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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19
Philadelphia Produce Market

PHILADELPHIA, April lS.-BUTTER-
Firm; extra western creamery, &c; nearby
prints. 24C.
EGGS-Weak l5c per case lower; Penn
sylvanis and other nearby firsts, free cases
$50 per case, current receipts, free cases.
34s5 per case, western frsts. free cases.
$40 per case, current receipts free cases,
81 IS per case.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19

ST. LOUIS. April S,-wHEAT-F Futures.
lower; May, s6&c; July S34saSSstc: cash.
hard s7dsSc,
CORN-Steady; May. 4sssdslkc: July.
49iSc: cash. higher; track No. 2 4sisc; No. ?
white, 5066lc
OATs-Steady: May. SAC: July. aGc.
cash, track No. ?. S2AdSSc; No. > white s5c.
NE-tnchanged.
FLoUR-steady: red winter patents - 81
6470; extra fancy and straight. ts 6OGIt no:
hard winter clears. t2.60d3t5
SFEn-Timothy, S. O0da so
CORNMEAL-s4
BRAN-Firm: sacked east track 81 IAN
IFS
HAY-Firm; timothy, ti5.OOd2O 50; prairie.
sl2 0lGl5OO
PROVISIONS-Pork. UNCHANGED: iohb'nR
$3.50 Lard. lower. prime steam. s. Ism IS
llrv salt meats unchanged; extra shorts.
tNSIA; clear ribs. SSH; short clears, 500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19
sugar Market.

NEW YORK April IS.-SUGAR-Raw
firm muscovado. 81 test, a42c; centrifugal.
9G test 2 92c; moasses 80 est Sic. re
fined, steady.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19

NEW YORK. April IS All grades Of re
fined sugar were advanced 10 cents . hun
dred pounds today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-19
stock in sight.

Receipts of live stock AT the five principal
western markets yesterday:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
SDIlanb.

Gn beIoig 6eri G.
5 + e g. gn at Sc imaa &ieben=
bapner0el1ge,6 Ser forleoen afrejite fra
Solitebro efter at bape tilbragt ST.
rien bos cit @oar0eier / Selling,
brur ban forpprigt bar ttlbragt Sc
rien / flere Mor, por ioor fommelt
0%eroper, iom bon troe6e MI for ii0lte
@ang, ga ban I'LL lf1lDe fonfirme
res. Set blep imi0lertto on0erleoes.
IDrengen bor / Sen @rao bl1noet line
6eriepGrters &j9rter, at Sc, Ga Sc
ingen @prn far, bel ll1tte0e at gjc.s
Sen Title aiebenbapner til 6eres Ml-
bling. 5aainart 9rengen CT foaiir=
meret, fommer bon tilbage til Sci.
Sing iom Mrping til @aarben meo
ollie sens @erligbe0er.
en- banf 5torf /
g y + t a. Sperlnrer s..
Gbr. Mortenieu ifriper / u&iborg
.Stifts Solfeblao", at ban for at
it1t6ere Storfenes &ejier far merfet
nog1e Storfe mes cit Sling ON Be-
net. Sfior bragte Mpiier bele Soroen
ouer Motitier ON, at en- marfet
storf bar funbet Sp0 for Ea,rga<
/ Mfrifa. Sou ifriper en-
goer, g. 9. &loasien fra &aorl,,p-
poort / set allerip6ligite Srmspaal,
at bon bar frnoet Storf Scr. 1852
666 6erneoe, rimeligpis o11ifnot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
Mtlnt, lrt Gakarrttganatnnfl.
fnr KuitArr HrnnrA frtt.

benDt ba en- lille 9ois at ST.. Cabinets
sprup pepin. Set ct en- &pinoes Guoorit=
mibbel. Sc bill finbe, at Sc ION opbpre meo
Ga1te, fterte @ensninssmio1er off,, ber ct
albeles utittet til &pinbens 8ebob.
Mrs. &atberine @abertrob / Mc&ees
@octs, 3d., os Mrs. 81. s. @errict Wbee=
Ter, Mieb, iom bar neften lammet | Mabe=
funttionen ct nu belbrebet nteb bette Mio=
bel. Gn fri prsbeflaite fan faas beo at
ienoe fin Noresie til ST.. %. 9. Galo=
pell, $50 @alome11 8uiloing, Monticello,
ST., og efter at Sc er oberbeptft ONT oens
@ero tan Sc tibbe en- Glaite bos Mpotbez
teren for so Gents e1ler $1.OO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

@aa, mango at &binoens SDgbomme OPP
ftaar at en- ureselmesiis Mapefunttion,
mulispis paa @runb al oeres 8eiteoenbeo,
at man life traftist NOT fan benleoe bercs
Opmertiombeo paa 8tsttsbeoen al oenne
&ienossierning. Settle ct altib al flor 8ez
t%Donins, uoen 9eniDn til &ibn, men napn=
Zig for &pinber.
Sra ben Sib Yisen mobnes inbtil be tri=
tife Mar ct obertaaet bar bun a1tio be beoz
ite Gbancer til at bebare Sunobeben, bbis
bun boloer fin Mabe resuleret. @bis Sc
ielo iporer Stanbsnin9er, meo baar1igt
Aanoeoret, 11o1et, @obeopine, @osopitpo
% andre Spmptomer paa 11forbbie1igbeo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
&ipbcnbapn

e porpei t e n
poa Jre6erifsberg og @lampenbors=
Suborg Sinicrne maa mi betragtcS
iom felt og boloent en0t meb al
5unftionererne bar tabt. Sc for
belle Sioen orbit SorIig og Maa-
ling, og Selifaberne fortietter III,
Griften mes set pemanoifap og Ioo
mango af set gamle, iom oe bor
Brng for % brpoer Jig ON at ort-
tage poa 1rp - bpilfet life CT ret
martge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

-.
6por man efter Dagens Mrbeioe mo-
reoe Jig lpittgt. 3e fire Stuoenter
for lagt Jig efter STRENGTHENING fom
Dnolingsbefieftigelie / 6erien. De
oplDite, at be oglaa ifior bap6e baft
iaa6ant Mrbei6e og MI er belppeoe.
g ieIIon6s y e.
/ t 0 I. Torifjellige @1aoe omta=
Ter 8iifop Sprenien / Aarbus iom
8iifop &eoer Ma6iens @fterfdlger.
Set antages oog fife, at ban pil bli=
be Manoen, iaa meget mere, iom
ban er meget ofbol0t / Marbus
Stiff % man ser neoig oil gtpe
Clip paa bam. Ser CT mere Son0=
.ipnlig6eo for, at 9iifop &ocb, &ibe,
bliper fal6et, imo0 at &rm1t9 og Ell
Gel al Corp Mmt benlGgges unocr
8iltop @egener, @pfipbil;y S. &on
Ser ifaffes &enge til ct npt 8iipe-
@mbe0e, iao Siellon6s Stift fam
beles, menes set, at 6en fipben<
bapnife @iipeitol pil tilfal0e enten
2icenttat listing eller Yrobit Slten<
fel6.
90 or6et / 6 m T. e.
Meoroet paa &olitibetje1t Senien /
@ramrobe / 8jerreberre6 er en6nl1
life opflaret> og set ipnes life, at
set er lpffe0es &olitiet at ftn6e no.
get iiffert Spor at fglge. Gbefen
for set 1De Statspoliti, Menien,
far efter Sa1ititsminilterens 9nlfe
6eltaget / ltnocripgelie men fan bar
lige ioa li6t JONI Sc an0re &oliti-
men0 pgret iitanb til at opflare
Mfpiteriet. Gen tpife Hdliemager=
ipen6 er ita6ig orrelteret / &oriens,
men Mfstanfen MOS bam iDnes fife
at bape nogen fait @run6. @on
bar bragt en- &olitibun0 fra Malborg
til @ierningsite6et> men Sen far
enomu life beret / tilitreffeIig 81
g9r til at arbei6e. Man frpgter for,
at Mor6et oil gaa in6 / sen lange
&effe uopflare6e 6orbrp6elier /
Spllm6.
utter en- g o6euID +
fe be6 &ornbef. 6or ct
&ar Moone6er ii6en 6rufne6e en
ipenif S%fueipiller> &ansion, peo
8a0ning poa Stran6en pe6 &orn=
beef, paa Mor6iiellan0s &pit, mel
lem @eliingbr og @illeleie. Sen II.
Mugult er Ser otter in6tr11ffet Ell
9rufning paa iamme Steo, i6et en-
Mopofat fra @ien, 81. Sitter bon
6irtb, og bans II 9lar 9amle Mepe
er omfomne UNDER 8a0ning fra
Stran6en, og bans II Mar gamIe
Sgn, JONI bar me6 Sem, flap me6
@e0 og ngppe fra set me6 2tpet.
M6pofatens @uItru bar paa Stro11=
Sen, og ltlpffen foregif lige for
benoes og mango an6re 8a0egie=
tiers 9ine. : 9a Sen ipenIfe Glue
ipiller @ansion br11fneoe blep Ser
rettet en- boaro Mnflage MOS &orn=
baf Siiferne, for6t ser life fra 2ano
blep giort Sori6g paa at fomme
bam tilbi9lp. Dette fan n1o11 life
bebrei0e Sem / bette it0ite Gtlfel6e,
i6et Giiferne itrafs beman6e6e en-
@aoo og iegte at fo1n1ne Sc forulpf=
feoe til @ielp; men alt bar for
giepes. Set CT EN- meget farlig
8aoeltrano, i0et Ser goar en- pol0=
iom l1noeritrpm, iom gigr set pan-
lfeltgt, ielp poa labt &ano, at fi11oe
6oSf@ite paa 6en glotte Smobl1no.
0g ierlig giel6er bette efter cit
noroltg Storm, iom set netop bao=
Sc beret | 9ugene fdr SEN li6ite
l1lpffe. 9ieene CT fun0ne og ien6te
til @ien. Ser forba16les mi ON
5orebpggelie al lignen0e l1lpffer i
6remtt6en; mulig bill ser bltpe qipet
Sr6re til at luffe oIIe 8a6ebuicne
paa Stran0en.
SDIla1b.
en- beloig Teric<
s T. n E11 nj So in1n1 @idhr11=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

ten Ne1rl1get eller an0re Mar1ager
for lagt Sin6rtnger / &eien eller
foraarlaget Stan0sninger. Ma1 bar
lt1 operalt iaa goot iom fuloffrt
Stue- % lite Sals-G tagen. 81
Stueetagen er O6erm1ren iom Sc.
fien0t beflGot mes Sc fra ollie 2a1t.
0ets &omuner ien6te &anlpeIten, Der
~. Hipe foriDne0e Dper for Jig meo
&iemite0s Mapn. @e eprige bugre
Sten, ser benptttes, fommer fru
8ornbelm.
&ao Slottet orbei6er 1ta6ig oper
200 Mon6. Ser frn0e ielpfslgelig
ontages langt flere, iaaleoes at @r-
bej6et fu16e fremnres burtigere,
men Ser ltaar fun en- pis begrenoiet
S11m til &aa6igbeo bpert Mar, og
sen moo life operifrtoes. &pis Ser
life inotreffer uforu0Iete &in6ringer
eller lengere Si0s diminishing al
Mrbei0et,. /. Cts. poa @r1rno af lang
norig itreng gtnter, ontager Mrfttef=
terne, at Slottet fan bore 11n6er
Sag ON tire Star. Mer beref ter bill
Ser 10 enooo bore meget Mrbei6e at
ubfpre, in6en Slottet fan tages /
@rl1g.
Mt Mrbej6et life f%renifDn6cs lt9r=
fere en6 bi6til, meofprer for eprigt
ogiao set go6e, at fer, bpor NIT
fries til galnnelt, Duor Sc gamle
M1tre for en- 9el bltper l%taaen6e,
faar set bele Sio til at fgltne Jig
iommen, iaale0es at M1trel1e life
iloar &ebner, 11oor set bele ltaor
fpr0igt.
Gcrne.
6 II 0 a d r / 9 SIT
q + 3 e S e +. Gen gamle &ete=
ran fra @a0erup paa Spen, &nu0
Sfomager, Ser gaor / lit 80. Mar,
fan enonu ioor fees paa @bitarbej-
Sc. Me0 ung0ommelig @1trttgbe6 og
Smioigbe0 iomler fan Meg efter
Selpbinoeren og ietter Sem / longe,
inorlige &gffer.
Sra 80 q1fefpeg til
S e 5 e p e g. Gn Gel 2an6=
men6 / Mor0peitiiellan0 er begpn6t
at. in6ifrenfe 6eres Malfefpegsbe=
ietninger, og / Ste6et 6erfor far Sc
fjsbt &ortbornsfpeg / Spllan0 og
fe6et 6em / Gtnterens 2eb. Naa SEN
Maa6e for Sc facet 6eres &aalroer
goot uonpttteoe.
@pt Nas
t 81 . II. Sill &l1ten &iebe1=
bapn@Stege laoer 2; S. .: g. /
@inter bpgge ct fort mo0erne &os=
iageri fib mes Motormai fineri. Sti=
bet, ser forforter @ejieti0en mes to
elmer bliper tire @onge ioo itort
iom Sc el6re Dampere, set ee,1atter,
og iom CT utilltrGffelige for Sen itt-
gente Turtlttrafif.
90 ange &orr taffe
B + &c 5 t pe6 MS ems.
6orleoen Gftermi6oag opltoo ser SIS.
/ nogle &ornltaffe poa 8pmarfen
pe0 Msiens, tilbpren6e Mplsbrugere
Ser / 8pen. S 9pbet at fort Sis
bar nogle pg tppe Staffe omlpen6t
al 6lammerne. Sfa0en onIlaaes
til ca. 10000 &roner. Stoffe1ne bar
iffe asiurere0e. Set ontoges, at
Sloen ifploes @erns l1foritgtigbeo.
8r9n6t 90 t b a a 8.
Torle6en len0to &lebmono Mpller !
0rager en- Motorbaoo mes CIT 2ao.
ming Sarer no til cit Ipel1ii Sfoa-
merit, Ser bap0e iignaliieret efter So
rerne. Set beo Sfonnerten efsplo=
oereoe Motoren og iatte SIS poa
@aaoen og &arerne, Sc .gif tilbunos.
9e 3 @an6 / 9oaoem bleb re66et
ombor6 / Sfom1erten i poerlte 9ie=
blif og blep ienot / 9ano. 8oo6en
bar osiureret til fltlo &nroi, men
life &orerne.
$ II nj e II. Oct ier ifglge fp11-
fife 8la6e life 1to til, at sen fpnife
9un1le iaor oil gipe pibere uobptte.
9umleplanterne CT / 9pi@ra0 meotag=
tic al Gus og m10re ifa0elige SSnief=
ter, og ielp ONT alt ptl fgie Jig for
Sumlen fra MI al, og in0til sen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

$ Ii M | e II. Oct ier ifglge fpn-
fife 8laoe fife lr0 til, at oen fpnife
@ulnle iaor oil gipe pi6ere uobptte.
Sumleplaltterne CT / 9pi@ruo meotag=
nc at Gus og on6re ifa0elige Snlef=
ter, og ielp ON alt ptl fpie Jig for
Sum1en fra mi al, og in0til Sen
lfol pluffes ZEN iiolt~ 5eptember
Moone0, pil Mplen fun blipe lille.
6ornoen pao &l1mler1 er SS11iefton=
grebet igurigt ioar nolmin6elig
noloiomt paa ollie slags 6rllgttrner
% SGfiter.
g tn6enter M 8 q T.
b c t g e + e. On Man6 fra
|Dgjri1ge be0 Sorp apertere6e for
nogen STD li6en efter Nrbeiosfroft
til Sprpeifaring. On Sag blep ban
:rtnget op fra ct 5teo / &ingiteoeg-
men, at 4 raife stuoenter paa Sc
%rtereiie IN bant til STRENGTHENING ~
ltoo til Sieneite. Gilbuoet blep an
taget, Stltoenterne fom og git /
Sag n1eo Mrbeioet, iom bar paa Mf-
foro. arbei6et git raft, og Manoen
Dor i9roeles tiIfreoS meo @eiuIta=
tet: Son fit bperfen @qpne ener
Bopel paa Sc fire; oerimoo fit ban
ttog1e gemptlige Mftener i 1T Stem, J
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16
.SMOTHERED TO DEATH
Mother in Epileptic Fit Crushes Life
Out of Babe While Asleep.

Coroner Eugene NJ Cheesman was
summoned to Evans Friday to make
investigation into the unusual death
of little Marie Chilcoate, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Manford
Chilcoate, aged one month and nine
days. The baby was smothered and
crushed to death beneath the body
of its mother as it was lying asleep
in bed. The body of the infant was
found by the mother of Mrs. Chill
coate crowded down into the bed
clothing under the arm and side OF
the unconscious mother, who had
been siezed in an epileptic fit while
she slept. Evidence of a terrible
struggle for breath on the part of
the infant existed. Blood vessels
were ruptured in its fight for air and
there has been hemorrhage from the
mouth and nostrils and against the
garments of the mother as she lay
upon the head of the helpless child.
The little body was quite dead when
found and nothing could be done to
resucitate it.
The case is particularly sad. Mr..
and Mrs. Chilcoate have been the
parents of a number of children,
each of whom has passed away in
infancy, having been influenced by
the condition of the mother, com
plant with which she has suffered
through a term of years, The last
baby, Marie, had seemed so strong
and well and having lived longer
than any of the preceding children
the parents had great hope of rear
ing the little one. The sympathy OF
the community Is extended the fam,
lily in the unusual bereavement.
The funeral was conducted at the
home Saturday afternoon and inter.
ment made in the Butler cemetery,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16
IOWA SUPREME
COURT DECISIONS.
.s..s..s- -. !. ]. /. $3.50 J. i I.

Dts Moines, Mar. 1i.-Speciai: The
supreme court today handed down
the following decisions:
Thos. Kelley VS.. Tim Kelley, APP
pellant, Johnson district, affirmed.
G. H. Raty VS.. Iowa Book Co., APP
pellant, Polk district, affirmed.
A. Schmidt, appellant, VS.. F. S. But
Ter, Polk district, reversed.
Des Moines, Mar. Especial; The
supreme court today handed down
the following opinions:
The Index Pottery company VS.. the
board of supervisors of Muscatine
county, appellants, Muscatine dis
trict, affirmed.
]. o. Duensing VS.. Paine & Will
hanson company, appellants, Wright
district, reversed.
+. Hampstead, appellant. VS.. l.. n.
Johnson, Polk district, affirmed.
Frank Upp, appellant. VS.. f, w.
Warner. Wapello district, affirmed.
+. NJ. Zenor VS.. o. o. Smith, appel
liant, Polk district, reversed.
M. II. Hess, appellant, VS.. j. $. Nc
Kee, Muscatine district, affirmed.
j. p. Eckles VS.. the Des Moines
Casket company, appellant, affirmed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16
Collection Of Taxes

The tax collection so far this
month show marked decrease com.
pared with the amounts collected
during a similar period of 1910. A
total of s26,433.16 has been collected
during March up TO and including
Saturday while $43,327.52 during the
same period of 1910. Last week the
collections we're $1i,912.17 compared
with $50, $4,000 collected during the
same week last year. The falling off
in collections will probably be made
up later in the month when some en-.
ourmous collection are expected.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16
Took Out Licenses.

Eight hundred applied for permits
last week and one was recorded this
morning. The following hunters took
out licenses last week: f. L. Wal.
ker, Eddyville; Budd Beadle, Beacon;
Geo. w. Berkes, New Sharon; J. NJ.
Kerr, Hynes. Lewis Longwell, Oska.
loosa; Chester Kiser, Pella; Il. M.
Haskins, Wright and Lloyd Barn
house, Oskaloosa. The rush in the
license department of the auditors
Office is over and very few additional
assurances are expected.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16
Bounties,

The rush In the bounty department
of the auditors Office displays sym
ptoms Of rapid approach juggling by
the business done in this department
last week. The county spent 1856 In
this department during last week as
bounty on gophers. ground hogs and
wolf. One of the largest weeks in
the history Of the Office was exper'
fenced in the ground hog branch
Eleven were brought in by the follow
ing trappers: ]. N. Jones 1, Robert
Ellis 7 and Chas.E. Coulson 3. Boun
ty was paid on 96 gophers, the
largest amount going to John Fry on
26 pairs.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16
RUMBLE OF THE RAILS
News Picked up from Depot, Siding
and Round House.

The first division Of Iowa Central
freight No. 96, cast bound, was wreck
cd at Berwick, Iowa, this morning be-
tween 400 and 500 o'clock. The
train was in charge Of Conductor S.
S. Walton of Oskaloosa and the en-.
gines were in charge of Engineers
Alder aud IIoyt, both Of oskaloosa.
Near tho water tank at Berwick the
train struck broken rail and seven
cars were derailed. Traffic was de-
layed considerable and some time
was taken in clearing up the debris.
No one was injured.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16
New Toll Lines.

Workmen In the employ Of the
Iowa Telephone company have com.
menced work on the rebuilding of the
toll lines between Oskaloosa and OF.
tumwa. A gang of dozen or more
linemen are engaged in the work.
Copper circuits are being strung.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16
Busy Saturday.

The usual crowds of out.of-town
people we're about the streets Satur.
day and the livery and feed stables
did q big business with teams from
the country districts. It was miners
pay day and several other conditions
Joined in making up greater bust.
ness throng.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16

"The elimination of dust is duty
that must appeal with peculiar force
to those charged with the responsible.
ity OF caring for the health Of pupils"
"That pure air free from dust is as
demonstrated time after time"
"The dust evil Is the greatest prob
lem of sanitation remaining for the
public school authorities to solve"
"The usual method OF sweeping a
school room with the customary
broom or floor brush Is merely n pro-
cess of collecting and removing the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16

liam Burnside, a pioneer resident,
business man and prominent citizen
OF Oskaloosa, at Los Angeles, Calf.
where he was spending the winter
months with members of his family.
The news, which was shock, alike
to relatives and citizens, came in a
telegram to the /. G. Johnson home.
saying simply, Father died here
this morning at three o'clock OF heart
failure"
A second telegram this morning
says, the remains of William Burn
side will be brought here for burial.
Enroute over the Santa Fe and will
arrive in Oskaloosa Friday evening.
Arrangements for the funeral are not
yet complete and announcements will
be made later
HlGLIN.-Died, at his home No.
5S7 b avenue west, at 1920 o'clock,
Saturday morning. March IL, 1911.
William Frederick Higlin, aged 40
years, / month and IL days. Funeral
from the Episcopal church, at $50
" NioSh ~. M, Cuhudy Il.
terment in Forest cemetery.
The deceased has been i'll mum
Der of weeks. He contracted severe
cold during the early winter and stub.
bornly fought against the attendant
illness without medical attention un-
til compelled to take to his bed
Pneumonia developed and for days
his life hung in the balance. Then
followed nervous physical collapse
causing a decline which the patient
had no strength to combat. Will Hig-
lin was well known about town as a
member of the cigar manufacturing
firm of Higlin Brothers and was a
popular young fellow In his circle of
acquaintance. He leaves a father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Higlin, now in Los Angeles for their
health, three brothers, Fred, Charles
F., of this city, and Frank, of Los
Angeles, and two sisters, Misses Pau
line and Louise, also of Los Angeles.
The family has the sympathy of
friends in their bereavement.
/ PEXTON-MILLER. OF a former
Oskaloosa girl the Dayton, Ohio,
Journal of February % says:
Beautiful, indeed, was the wed.
ding of Miss Josephine Harshman
Miller to Guy Charles Pexton, which
was celebrated, Wednesday afternoon
at the residence of Samuel Harrison
, Miller in Harshman. The living
room of the stately old Miller home
was handsomely decorated with
palms and southern smilax was a
| profusiou of white lilac blossoms. The
, mantel was banked high with palms
against a mirror background, and
with solf candle lights shining
through the foliage and the reflection
in the mirror made perfect setting
for the wedding ceremony. The bride
!; was given in marriage by her father
Samuel Harrison Miller, and no fair
er one ever wore the wedding veil
G The bride Is a stately. beautiful wo
l man and in her wedding gown o.
white satin yelled with marquisettt
/ and trimmed with lace she made
t very charming picture. After sea
son of congratulations buffet sup
| per was served by Miss Shoup, the
) dining-room being effectively decor
: ated in white and green. Mr.. ant
| Mrs Pexton left at 6 o'clock for {
wedding tour of several weeks. Afte
> their return they will be at home Il
, their friends at 16 South SUNNI
street. The weddings gifts wer'
many and beautiful. The bride ha:
. long been a favorite in society ant
the groom is prominent in bushes;
, and social circles here"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16

Now Is the time to cover those
walls with new up.to-date paper. You
eau buy II OF us.
BRAKESLEE DRUG CO.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16
POPULATION OF IOWA CITIES
CENSUS BUREAU MAKES KNOWN
FIGURES OF SIX TODAY.
Waukon and Spencer Show Small
Loss, While the Other Four
Make Good Gains,

Washington. u. c.. Mar l4.--Spe.
cial: The census bureau today gave
out the population of the following
Iowa towns:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16


Donations for January and February
Claire Arnold. rabbits.
Mrs. Dr.. Roberts, l lib. bonbons.
A friend, 2 ats. picalilli.
DR.. Barringer, fruit and nuts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Nugent, cut
flowers.
Mrs. ii. A. Snuffin, / ct. peaches, |
glass peach butter, l dozen eggs.
Rev. Williams, magazines.
Mrs. Joe Shaw, 2 dressed chickens
Mrs. Chas. Rockefeller, / at. pickles
Other Physicians Here.
Outside physicians who have trans
acted business at Oskaloosa Hospital
during month of February, are:
DIR. Vance, Eddyville, Iowa.
DR.. Bay, Eddyville, Iowa,
DR.. Chile, Chicago, Ill.
DR.. Grey, Keota, Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16
AFFAIRS At HOSPITAL
Donations, Annual Meeting and
Graduating Exercises.

Through their leader, Miss Jessie
Reid, the Hospital Helpers have do
mated some serviceable door mats to
the Hospital. The ladies on the
Board of Management selected the
mats, and the girls paid for them,-
the purchase price being $3.50. This
is not the first gift which the girls
have made to the Hospital, and their
efforts surely are appreciated.
At the monthly meeting of the
Board Friday evening the usual rou.
tine of business was dispatched and
preparations made for the annual
meeting of the association, which takes
place at the Oskaloosa National Bank,
Monday evening. Mrs. Rhea Open
heimer, Phil Hoffman, and DR.. ]. G..
Roberts were chosen to cooperate
with Miss Minor in preparing for
graduating exercises for the School
of Nurses. There will be five gradu-
ates this year.
The superintendent reports for the
month of February follow:
No. of patients held over from
last month
No. of patients admitted during
month ........ ............. IL
No. of patients discharged during s.
month ....... ............. 10
No. of patients treated during the
month ............... ~
No. of females treated during the
month ........ ............... )
No. of males treated during month II
No. of surgical cases treated dur
ing month NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
No. of medical cases treated dur
ing month ................. 8
No mortalities.
No. of patients treated since OPP
ening of Hospital .......... 512
Respectfully submitted,
ROSETTA MINOR, r. N,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-16

BURNSIDE. = The community was
lnexpressibly grieved Sunday in the
announcement OF the death of vii.