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The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25
SOME DEALS IN DIRT
Record In Recent Real Estate Trans
..- fers In County.

Jacob HoosendooTn and wife to II.
F. Schultz, lot "a of the subdivision
of the south y OF lot B, of the I. S.
OF Sc. Y of NV. u .tS:75-15-$1.O0.
Robert A. Kent and wife to A. ].
Mccall, lot 5, block 20, in the o. P.
Oskaloosa-$4, 10000.
W. H. Brown to Writ Brown, north
Is OF the Sc Y, 16-76-14-$6,0 100000.
John Beck to Laura E. Balmer, the
west y of lots 2 and 8, Baugh's sub.
division of out lot 3 OF Loughridge
& Cassiday's addition to Oskaloosa-
$500.
Julia Hill and husband to Charles R
Westmoreland, north Il of lots 8 and
4, block IA, o. P. of town of Sharon
1925 90. i.-..
S. v. Reynolds and wife to A. A.
Hamilton and wife, lot 1. block II,
o. P. of the city of 0skaIoosa-$150O.
Maggie E. Wymore and husband to
]. A. Magee, the east u of the NV. a
and the ne. 4 of ne. u of the sw.
u, 26-75-14-$6,3 10000.
J. w. Scovel and wife to ]. S. Bur,
gett, the sw. a, 1-77-14-$21, $4,000.
John A. Crookham ct al to c. H.
Core and o. o. Riggs, S. E. u of S.
E. 4 and N. E. a of S. E. 4 and
N. w. u of S. E. 4 and N. E. 4 of
s. w. 4 and lot B" of the l. s. of
S w. a of N. w. u, all in 2O-77:17-
$100.
c. A. Abbott and wife to Frank
Bethel, past lot 2 in lot 5 of the sub
division of lot , of the irregular sur
vey of N. W. 4 of N. E. a 27-75-16-
$125.00.
William w. Sefrit to Sarah E. Sc,
frit. S. Il of N. E. a 5-76.16-$5O.0O.
Martha Majors to G. NJ. Parker
the undivided B of the S. two-thirds
OF the W. " of S. w. a of N. w. u
36-74-14-$10000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25
WRIGHT.

Miss Blanche Lister and her broth
er Raymond, W. r. Landfear and Su-
san Landfear were transacting bust
ness in Oskaloosa Wednesday.
The installation staff OF Rosedale
Rebekah lodge No. 555 OF Wright
went TO Fremont Wednesday evening
10 assist in installing the officers of
Happy Home Rebekah Lodge. They
report fine time.
Thursday visitors to oskaloosa
were Mrs. D. X. Unsicker, Mrs. Chuff
Bond, Mrs Will Gunsaulis and Miss
Gail Wright.
Mrs. Joe Hoskins visited in Oska-
loosa with her daughter, Mrs. Maude
Gilchrist, Friday.
Henry Myers, Albert Fox, Mrs. c.
q. Randell, Mrs. Barrett and Mrs.
Dora Perkins are on the sick list this
week Mrs. Randell and Mrs. Perkins
arc some better
Rev. Brown is holding a series of
meetings at North English and his
appointment at the Union church
was filed by the pastor of North
English. Mr.. Glenny preached morn
ing and evening at the Friends
church.
Several families in this town made
good use of the good sleighing and
moderate weather Sunday and visit
ed their relatives and friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Witt. Will Witt and
Carrie Linsley visited at Charlie
Wits; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren McCur
dy ate dinner at the parental Roe
Ireland home; Mr.. and Mrs. o. W.
Hoskins and Mrs. Cook of Cedar
Creek visited the Joe Hoskins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Decker were visit
ing at the Steve Howell home; Ed
Bridges and family visited at the
home of his son, Guy Bridges, at Ce-
dar Creek.
and his nephew from Washington,
Kansas, were visiting at c. d. Ran.
dall's last Saturday -
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gunsaulis were
made glad by "a visit from their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ida Morrow, and her new
DdDg
L. K. Unsicker went to Quincy, ILL.,,
last week ON account of the sickness
Of his son Carl, who was able to re-
turn home with him Saturday night.
DR.. Mater was a professional caller
at Doc Perkins Monday afternoon.
The installation OF Roedale Rebe.
kah Lodge took place last Friday
night. The following officers were
installed by Deputy Mrs. Myra God.
dard of Rose Hill: Mrs. Dora Grace,
~ G.; Mrs. Emma Farmer, V. c.;
Miss Ora Haines. Sec'y; j. A. Haines,
Treas; Mrs. Tresa Pringle, r. :. ia
N. c.; Mrs. Agnes Moore, L. S. to
N. G.; Mrs. Hattie Moore, r. s. to "
G.; Mrs. Hattie Lister, L. s. 70 " G.:
Mrs. Lille Hayes, Warden; Miss rs,
Their Randell, Conductor; Mrs. Eta
Frederick, Inside Guard; Miss Fay
Moore. Outside Guard; Mrs. Mary
Riggs, Chaplain: Mrs. Vernice Me
Main 0rganist. Several visitors were
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25
LINCOLN.

Mrs. J. c. Martin visited at the
Able Hicks home recently. ga, .
G. W., Barley was business call.
er In Martinsburg Tuesday.
John Kentfield returned from a
business trip in Michigan Saturday.
/, llIiarry Ghrfest and family and Gil
bert, Ghriest and wife visited at Able
Hfcks' Saturday. " g.
Sfrs Hill and C. C. Caldwell and
T., C. Steddom butchered hogs at T.
Charlie Howell and wife, of Rose
Hill, visited at @. w. Barkley's Satur'
day Mrs. Briggs and Able Hicks and
family attended the birthday sur
prise on Mr.. Macy Thursday even.
ing. ".
Jan. "a. f. B.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25
CRICKET.

W. A. Johnson was in Des Moines
several days buying goods for his
store. He returned Monday by the
way of Bussey.
Frank Hoskinson was in Bussey on
Monday.
Mrs. Jack Wilson made a flying
trip to Oskaloosa Saturday and re-
turned Sunday.
II. r. Kendig has put his books
aside and taken up his abode in Oska-
loosa. He has been bookkeeper here
several years and will be missed at
the Office Mrs. w. A. Johnson will
take up the work
Tom Bolts is nursing the mumps.
Miss Hattie Gwin has taken our
school and is progressing nicely.
Miss Gwin has been at Twin Falls,
Idaho, since last spring She is one
of Mahaska's ablest and best teach
ers and we are glad to have her back
and her work has been satisfactory
with both the Eveland and Cricket
schools. as
Mrs. Tom Albers is improving.
Mi, Scott was out from Oskaloosa
Monday working for the interests of
H. L. Spencer wholesale house.
L. NJ Hatfield has force of men
filling his ice house.
Joe Seabin, of st. Louis, is visiting
friends in and around Cricket.
Mrs. Thomas Moore has been sick
for several weeks but is some better.
Her sister, Mrs. Laura Hatfield, and
granddaughter Helen were there
Sunday.
Thomas Moore delivered hogs at
Hamilton on Tuesday.
Jan "a. ""T"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25
TUSCALOOSA BoWLERs WIN.

Ottumwa Courier: The OskalOosa
second team defeated Francis Ow.
ems fast pin men .donday evening on
the Mission alleys in one of the most
exciting mikes ever staged on the
Mission, alleys. Claude Chidester for
the, Ottumwans, and Anderson for the
Oskaloosa men. were the high bowl
ers for the evening. Following is the
scores: -.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25

present and fine supper was served
All went home well pleased with the
installation which was well done.
1t is not too late for our January
thaw, which seems to have just be
GUT - 'tE' "a.& 80
Jan. "a. ttgss 81 ISIS 81 l..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25

North d street. The flames were dis,
covered almost as soon as they had
started and the fire was practically
out when the fire company arrived
on the scene.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25
AMONG THE LODGES
Items of Interest From the Various
Haunts of the Goat.

Independent Rebekah Lodge me
in regular session Tuesday evening
Jan. %. Installation of officers was
the principal feature of the evening
Officers installed were as follows: (
Noble Grand-Mrs. j. J. Hawk.
Vice Grand-Mrs. Anna f. Pearson
Secretary-Mrs. Lillian McCannon
Treasurer-Mrs. Rachel Graham.
Appointed Officers: stse' l.
Warden-Mrs.. Belle Rigger. ".'r' II
Conductor-Mrs. Bertha Jones. +.
Chaplain-Mrs. Amy Staten.
r. S. to N. G.--Mrs. Sarah Bacon.
l.. S. to N. G.-Mrs. Carson Mcclure
r. S. to V. G.--Mrs. Ella Harbour.
L.. S. to v. G.--Miss Margaret Nc
Vey.
/. G.-Mrs. C. A. Briney.
o. G.-Mrs. Vida De Frehn.
District Deputy President Myra
Goddard, of Rose Hill Rebekah
Lodge No. 527, presided and the mem,
bership was delighted with the splen'
did way in which she conducted the
installation.
The escorts, grand officers and Of
flcers-elect dressed in white and
wearing flowers to represent the
Rebekah colors, did their work in a
comemndable manner, adding much
to the otherwise pleasant evening.
The attendance was very large, most
of the lodges in the district being
represented and one sister from
Des Moines, Mrs. Hostetter. After
the work of the evening was COM
pleted a buffet luncheon was served
consisting of sandwiches, waters
pickles and hot coGee. After very
pleasant social hour the crowd dis.
persed, feeling that the evening had
been we'll spent.
Winonah Council, No. 80, Degree
of Pocahontas, enjoyed splendid
meeting Monday evening. There was
a stirring business session with the
best attendance observed in months
and following work, pleasant social
session was experienced, with music,
Four pale faces were adopted by the
lodge and four new application were
received. The lodge is enjoying a
degree of prosperity that speaks well
for the management of the new ad'
ministration only recently installed.
The Homesteaders held their regu-
lar semi-monthly meeting Tuesday
evening. The interest in the contest
is becoming intense and the attend
ance was excellent. There is only
one more month of the contest and
both sides are working hard.
The Lady Maccabees have some
thing up their sleeve and will bear
close watching. No one can tell just
what it is, but there will be some
thing doing before long.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25

Sparks from an overly active chin.
ney. about five-thirty o'clock Tuesday
evening. set ire to the roof Of the
residence of Art \. Brooke, No. 4Os
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

SHEPPARD.-Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Sheppard. alta Jolla, Cal,
January 1, 1912, a fine boy
baby. Mother and son reported do.
ing nicely. Mrs. Sheppard will be re.
membered to Oskaloosa people as
Carrie Hunter, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Hunter.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25

Revival services at Central Holt.
ness university, although OF brief du.
ration We're quito successful
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25

We were having a heavy downpour
OF rain one year ago today.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25

The Lady Maccabees have some.
thing up their sleeve and will bear
close watching. No one can tell just
what it is, but there will be some
thing doing before long.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-25

The Homesteaders held their regu-
lar semi-monthly meeting Tuesday
evening. The interest in the contest
is becoming intense and the attend
ance was excellent. There is only
one more month of the contest and
both sides are working hard.
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Vrunoeis entbumsiiber bertrasuuseu

gincinnati, 9. Stt.

= IN In n dtt, y. Stt.
9ertruoe Gbbins an Bernard Gbz
bing, Is BEL IS SUB an Der SupIeite
Der DiIitad StraBe; 81.
Ulartba aelio an 6arrp q. Rolf,
80 bel 100 CUB on Der Siibieite Der
Ri6mono Strabe. 3piidsn gapmillsr
uno Jreeman Strabe; 81.
Gbdrles 81. Goldman an Georee s.
Gpri4, Sr,, 20 bel 81 Jub an Der
Nor6feits Der Sppfins 5trabe, 55 SUP
bon Scptt Strabe; 81.
Wiaiam 6. 8sne an gilbert Guu,
Scts Is unb Is in 9ter part Inter
abtbeilung; 81.
Senrietta Morris an Gbomas 6.
Sern, Got "a in 6. u. SoeiIfer's In.
terabtbeiluns in Wabiionpiue; 81.
Rubolpb Wteper an 4oam 4rnoIb
ii. a., 25 Bel 115 SUB an Der Norb=
ieite Der quite Strabe in Gairmount;
81.
9ofnsp Weatberreb an Gbmuns
StoD, Got 20 in Der Qinapoob ReaIt1
Cos unterabtbeiluns; 81.
Wtarp s. Stepens an Suian Rraut
40 bel $50 SUB an Der Siibfeite Der
aen!!portb 2lbsnue, 100 SUB peftlit
bon Joreft 2lbenue in Noripoob; 81.
gopuro W. 9ebel an Gcreit unn
W}innie 9etpeu, 30 Bel 100 1guB an
Der Sitleite Der Clifton Qlpenue, &C
SUB nDrblih bon Barrier Mpenue; 81.
so. W.ber an Watbilbe 8rueting
25 SUB on Golsrain NDenue; 81.
Ularp Wolte an ssohn 6. Molfe,
Got on GIurte Strabe, 2odlanD;
$500.
u. g. 9rambIe an 6. SO. GettIe
BOT 50 in u. 6. Brambles gftate; 81,
81. s. grsiap an Ratie espnes, / Col
in &itheu gitate lnterabtbeilung; 81,
4rtbur grbman an Gb. 81. Werdel,
Got Z in Sb.pkrb's unterabtbeilung;
81.
Bernard $. Web an Olga sSrieb.
bolb, Got 942in 8ofinger e, 9optins
4. unterabtbeilung, Cartilage; 81.
Mlbert g. Shmfbt an Jeffie s.
Sdmiot. / Got an gbafe Strabe; ST.
Gath. 8entenitein an Mm. Dter, ]
Got an gpportb MDenue; 81.
Wm. s. parter. Ir., an W. @
Cooper, l Got an grber Npenue; ST.
Warp 9tu an Gliaabttb QilI, l Go1
an 2. etrab.. Mh. oealtb1; 81.
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gortb College 9ill Redltp so. an
Wm. 6D. Sbomas, 2ot 1896 IN ytortt
College 6in unterabtbeilung; 81.
Roia Sturipolb an Sbd War
Gdotten, 40 SUB on garion slpsnue;
81.
sselir Wibmer (per Sheriff) an
Senrp 2lItbans, / Got in Settton ~
Green 5p.; $1466.67.
.. SO. Craig an Sobn 9a6mann,
1 Got in Settipn 20, Green 5p.; ST.
Sreo. u. parhmann an Wm. .
parhmann. 80 SUB on Woooparf
Mpenue, College 6iu; 81.
Marp 5irntoeb an emma u. 81
ikr, 25 SUB on Sprdcuie Strabe; ST.
Marp u. Nrmitrong an Ooro
Goobipin, / Got an Midigan slbsnusi
81.
sSobn gadmann an 6reb. Wlans
ming, l Got in Settin %, Green Up;
81.
Otto 9ahmdm an Wliriam Sop
fins, 1 Got an Goitern IDenie; 81.
Wm. 8. par9man on 5reo. VI
pordman, / Got an Sele 9lpenus.
Wintpn place; 81.
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Marp .. Sdud an Srmonoe 3. II
6. Co., $500.
Margaret 8iere an gapdrio y. II
8. Co., $25O0.
N. 6. pierlon an 5itle o. &c =
Co., $500.
Marp u. Nrmitrons an 9. 6. ains
$500.
GmiI Saudi an Mobafpf 6. u. v
Co., $3.50.
M.Nolifotpsfp an Dram &c aebmdn
$1,000.
GuIan 90. Yrpipn an Mgnes 8
Brptpn. $500.
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griibte Die Su5ti3rdtbin, bic gerne iid
ilno ibre @eieuIhaften burb fomiihe
Originale erbeiterte, ben eintretenbeil
IDonis 5ershen. Der, einen tiefen
8udling ma6enb, einige perbinblids
Worte murnlelnb, itatt beren er ebenio
gut balblout BIS sebn bdtte adblen
tonnen. rllnier poet 1T ein Wuiter in
jebsr 8eaiebung!"
.3u fhnleihelbaft, endbise Grau;
id boffs allerbinas reft balb eins
Stufe ertlettert gu haben, bic mid bem
parnab nGber brinet!"
limb uns uneripdblte tisf unten su
Sbren 5iiben 5uriidldbt; ei, ell"
rSie uno 5rdulein Martba suriid=
ldHen. ooer beiIer 6rdulein Mtartha
unb sic auriidIalien, ipdre Der Inter
gang meiner felb't, 10 nabe ih mid
au9 ben himmlii6en pforten be-
fdnbs!"
rHun, bonn f0nnen mir lns ia trDs
iten," Iagte loheno Wabame Mel5er.
pabreno Ibonis 5ersben. N1es fir
baare Wiin5e nebmenp, iid furdtbar
abmiibte, nm Martta's, @ufmertIoms
felt uno @efollsu 81 eritreben.
Die alte Dame liebte 5ieuren ipie
er, neil iie iih an ibrer OrisinaIitGi
erg0ste; ndbrenb Tie baber Die 2i1ts
in Die filbernen 2eu6tsr itedte, beobs
uhtete iie Ibpnis unb ihre Sohter,
mas notiirlih psruriahte, bab lie mi.
oem gefeitigen Der 9i6te gar niht fer
tis tpuroe, 70 bab ibr Der post ihIieB=
lid, oa neue 9dite ii6 ndkrten, gu
9tlfe tomnlsn muBte. Iohbem er
gum Gaubium Der SuItisrdtbin sabl=
rsite llnseihidli6teiten an ben Gag
seIeet, puroen geioe enblih nit ibrer
Irxit fertig.
galo trat Srau admmerer Bobm
elm, Waoame Nbel unb sablreihe am
bsre Samsn Der Stabt, ben perIhie=
beniten @eIhmadsrihtungsn in ibrer
Soilette buloieenb, 70 boB, als bic Ge-
isllfdaft Derfammslt mar, bus @an5e
etnen moiattartigsn ooer popaseibun=
ten Inblit getpdbrte.
Jrdu GGmmersr 8ohm, ben Son
angebenb, itrablte in einen ieioenen
i6Dars unb gelb geitreiften RIeibe,
tpdbreno Mabame 2lbeI, bic reihere,
Die uber Ttets burd ibre Ginfahbeit
auf3ufaQen ii6 bemiibts, obne arinps
line in einem sriinsn aleibe nebenWar
bame GbrenfsIs, bic in ounteIrotkr
Setos ftrablen mubte. bic bunte s5arz
benreibe perpollf lftdnoigte. Die 5erren
iaBen beim 9pitun; nur Sermann Gbz
renfels, Der leinen Batter peraebens un=
ter osn SpielenDsn iu6te, burfte aIs
unbeitimmts 9rDBe, oa er nod Sduz
lsr, unter ben 9omen pfaB n.bmen,
bon Der Suiti3rdtbin nsbsn Wartba
geieBt, nit bereu onoerer Settle iie ben
ni6t ipielenben Qoonis besfiidt buf=
te. Sermann bemibte iih beitens,
ietne Rahbdrin 81 unterholten, mas
ben poeten gu fpitbenben 8liden per=
onI1bte, ba er iih burd i'm BON Der
ibn nit Ser5tIopfen srfuaenb.n Mbz
iitt psrbipbert iab. Martba Elm Gar
men gu seben, ous. nur fir iis uno ibn
beitimmt, Elm Dunoerpoller grgub isiz
ner gefiible fir iie mar. Dorotheu
fab 5pii6en Der 5rau admmerin unb
Der Wsobame Qbsl fpie ouf aoblen, lie
mubte untefdngeu eri6einen, in bi.
9siPrd6e einitimmen, tpdbrenb ibrs
9eounten bod bel Inoerem tparen.
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Drnnbeisentbums .6gpptbefen,
Reue 6npot B e ten.

" ue - u eAe IT,
gincinnati, 9. DIT.
Sobn Bon Der Wsulsn an ct. ger<
naro prosreiiipe 9. u. 8. U. Co..
$1,000.
Sobn $. 9rots on Weitlider Stern
8. II. 9. a., $1,000.
@pnarb UtcGlure an bieIelbe, $500.
gertba g. 2eporis an Soepn y. u.
g., $500.
6arrp 6. Rolf an Giti3ens' 3. u.
&c. 2, $500.
Spiepb Stump on Central NOripooo
9. II. 8. 81, $4,000.
H. Wt. 8rannon an Sputbern Sbio
Sapings 8ant Co., $4,000.
gnnie McGabs an Propibent 2oan
Co., $1,000.
Qnbrep 2ipps an Glisabet6
Shrutr, $1,000. y,
| anersn aipps an gmma aautsr=
bad, $1,000.
Ralpb .. Wac@uffin an Sumeit.ab
g. II. 6. Co., $27OO.
Ieam alrnoIo an popldr 6. u. 3.
Co., $1,000.
Sarrp 9arris on Some 9. II. 8.
Co., $4,000.
Gomunb Stop an Gntsrprils 9. u.
Co.. $500.
Gerielbe an @oInsp Wsatbsrrsb,
$7O0.
Saeob 5trrts an Doms 9. II. 9.
Co., $500.
Suian &raut on 4merican Gbriz
itian WiiiiOnarp Socieip, $25OO.
Dieielbe on u. 8. 2nnst.p, $3.50.
Jor.it Sepeu an Big Sour 9. II. g.
Co., $275O.
@oam arnolo an Ruoolpb Msper,
5000.
M. g. gants an Clifford 9. par.
rott, $500.
Sobn Selsr an gulboun 6. II. 9.
&c.. $1,000.
Spbn 9oes on gsarl Ctr. Martsi
gant, $500.
5arrp 9. Saepbs an Globe 3. II.
e. Co., $500.
Dm. 9l. Witietinb on Gath. 6.
Sull. $500.
gnnu 6. Wsasin on 2oper Marte!
6. Il. 3. U. Co., $500.
CLARA aed !5efIsbospsr an M. y,
Cooper, $4,000.
Wm. 6. Barrier, sSr., an beuIelben
$1886.
Sba M. S6plt.n on price Sia
eagle 8. Ii. 9. 60. go. l, $4,000.
9snrp 5. aramer an bidelbs
$225O.
Wm. 8. 5homas an Court Ctr
Wsartet 6. u. g. Co., $225O.
gbas. 6. Mpnrpe on Ult. Qbums
9. II. 6. Co.. $450O.
gmmo sfiiber an greslIsnt g. Il. g
q. Co., $3.50.
Dora 9oobfpin an O'grponpiue g
u. g. Co., $500.
@etilgte 5ppptbeten.
Sobn Don Der Meul.n an propibent
Qoan Co., $1,000.
Wm. s. W.b4e an 2iuepln gau.
Uerein, $250O.
Sobn 8. 9rote an Wefli9sr Sterr
6. II. 9. Co., $500.
Sulia 8. Seebpbe an Nortbpeitery
.. II. 6. Co., $21OO.
Iaron feller an Warben 5puibaD
$1,000. ~
gliie M. Mourer an 6omeiteaD g
u. 6. Co., $500.
Wm. s. 9einsn an propibent Goa,
Co., $4,000.
). Shaeier an Grtmiion 8. Ii. 9
Co.. $1,000.
! Joiepbine Ruurp an Mt. Mbams 9
u 6. Co., $1,000.
Gbas. 6. WinDeler on fulton 9. i,
| g. u. No. 4, $3.50.
Jol. Drintman on Some g. u. 6. q
| Co., 500.
Derielbe an bieitlbe, $1,000.
| Wm. u. Grant an bieielbe, $3.50
| 9annab Semon an bieielbe, 500.
| Wm. .Miggerman an bis1elbe, $1,000
| Sobn Wonne an 9ome .. u. 6. .!
Co.. $500.
/ Nanep McGabe on 3enrp Mmpt
1880.
! Marn 6. Gtepbens an ylprtpoo'
Real Gitate G Improvement 60
$235O.
| glis. 8. Neepts an gnterpriie 9. q
| Co., $500.
/ Oiefelbe an Delta 8. u. Co., $500
| Jultd u. ReeDes an biefelbe, $1,000
| Gb. Weber an Stod Ourbs 8t. q
Gruit Co., 5000.
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0ie}an|i(ie|oQer
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-11
Candidate Michel and Some OF His
Republican Allies.

Michel and his "claQurrS" haV"
been posing as the only original and
regular Democrats in the state. to
which the Homer Guardian Journal
.querics:
But when did Candidate Michel
become so regular and Steadfast in
the Democratic faith as to move him
to repudiatr and decline Republican
votes? Is his Democracy 50 pure and
indebted that ne will purge the box
when the count is being made Of
every ballot suspected Of Republican
faint?
AS a matter of fact Il number Of
the Michel supporters are either Re
puhlicans or near Republicans, and
We would respectfully ask that tn"
tcsi of party regularity b" applied
to them.
How stands tn" Democracy of
Hon. Henry tartlner Of LaSallc par
iSh? He is a Michel leader in North
Louisiana. and It was he who as the
'HrDubllcan nominee for Congress i'll
this district ran against Mr.. Rams
dell. the Democratic nominee.
what of the Democracy Of The
Michel supporter who took such an
|activr part at the Shreveport meet
ING not long since?
And if we are 10 60 back and ap-
ply strict party discipline. what
would become of Congressman Du-
pre-, who a few years ago. according
to the published accounts, gave his
influence and support Ia the Pharr
ticket?
"As matter of fact there are
numbers Of Democrats supporting
all the candidates who would be de-
med the privilege of voting if the
same lest was applied to them that
| the Michel adherents seek to apply
to Mr. Gallery.
Let Mr.. Michel put his own house
| in order before he attacks his oppO-
ncntS. He who expects relief must
leone with clean hands.
And there are other good Republic
cans who are aligned with Michel
old thoroughbred radicals of the re-
construction period. who are liver
led today in the garb of Democracy
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-11
Quarantine Ordered.

At a meeting of the board of dl-
rcctOrS of the Chamber of Com
mercc held last evening it was re-
solved to order quarantine against
Texas. The same action followed
later by the City Council.
At the meeting held Tuesday by
the Board of Health the quarantine
was withdrawn. 1t would seem that
there is some conflict of authority.
1t is not within the province OF
commercial bodies nor of the COun-
ell to order quarantine.
The disease which suggests quar-
antinc is meningitis or infantilo par
alysiS.
DIR. Oscar Bowling; president OF
the State Board of Health, has wired
to f. X. Smith, president Of the
Chamber of Commerce:
unless there are new and uncN-
pected developments question nceC
of quarantine. Coming to Shreveport
on Edenborn line tonight and will
confer with you and other citizens.