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FEED,

Correspondence n The Chfeaoo TRIBUNE.
DELylDgnE, H., Nov. 1G.-TIe wcat1,er in this
section Continues mild aud summor-like, giving
ua an ol1-1ashfoncd Indian-8ummer autumn
such ~ We Aayo not had for years. Tho unusu-
ally fine weather has been the means Of saving
thousands Of dollars to tho farmers Of thfa conn
ty in tho matter of feed alone. The Beyere
drought Tint prevailed IN this region tho past
sohHou has caused such "a scarcity OF feed that
serious fears have boon entertained In regard to
tho proper wintoring OF stock. This place, which
las boon heretofore one Of the largest shipping
points for grain Of Ill kinds on the Gaieua DlyiB-
ion OF tue Chicago & Northwestern nallrond. is
now virtually AL importing.station. Carloads Of
corn and nill-fcod are daily received from Iowa.
and aold to the farmers to fatten their hogs and
cattle. which arc being marketed rs fast as their
condition will admit. You may look for an carly
marketing Of tue entiro hog-crop from this sec-
tim
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I18p71tcW
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 17.-Tho thirty-flfth an-
nuaE report Of tho Deaf and Dumb Institution
was submitted to tho Governor to-day. During
the past year tatro hayo been 23t pupils,-1o3
males and 141 fomalcs. Two have died and IL
graduated, leaving 2o1 now In tho institution.
Tho estimates Of expenses for tho year ending
Maroi, 81, 1876, arc &69,G00 and tho Baulo for
the succeeding year. The Superintendent ro-
ports an Incl case Of deafness, as indicated by
applications for admission. largely in excess Of
the Incl ease of population. Statistics show tile
increase to bo from disease rather thnn In those
born deaf, and spotted feyor is tho exciting
cause in 35 caseB out Of 50 caBea received. The
total expense for tho year las boon 800, ,B50.5B.
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ssas' sna HaiiNo 9e' rsssed bsoon scaroe snd r@
ssF saa .s'sG IT. ss'bb .s bos :s
d. months !; lSo ss|lrt tetr!iasy..
nrCxlrrt-Flour, 1900 lrlA whcat, 900 bu: corn.
6aIpnkNra-whest. 2soo ;, b,i !; corn, 1900 bu.
p1rrspuno, NoY l7.--{3nAlH-Wheat ouiot: prices
tJA76c-
- ~. - n5EMrl1s:
ridllinF, 141ahai&Ac: sales, l,4ho baea; rceclftb
kss5 oales; sapmonls a,oso halea' stock, 3d,lao
FIorn-rir1n At $i.ooc7.so.
ConN-.tEAL-flfm ut 5t0n
aNals-Corn scarce and Nrm at ooc. oata higher;
II 1n.S@pa,o. IL sose; a. $500.
1A1-Quiet and unchanged.
& nsoysonnror 5 an .;ss nsso nsSs hsf'
Cixc1saAr1, O., Nov, 17-co11os-Qutcs and un'
':Tr1eea Tneevn4.pait =. 5af md :; unchanged. .-.
anA1x-Wleas far and arm red. 81 oi@l aS coIn Ia
htr nud Arm; ear. o3@o3e she!iet G51 oors rm Il
tor@slUo. Darloy fatr anu rm; No. err'ns' sl.S3
oiLs-L,nseet oil steady; moderate demand 1t 500.
Lard oil ateady aud in moderate dei'lah"'
Supptnstssdy and in moderate demand; quiet
Pnov,s!oss-Mc.s pork src n a9mln.; min ; lie. at
$20U scllcr january. Lard far and urn kcttlc. lac
Fl ps ts s.ss yssr 15s Hs sss q sse
70 twcntynvS aays: sale bacon
aaS a9e: 'tSss s. si saais ''ss sSs
4 W'isasSops1s ''G n22so1f III; slpssa active at 'ss
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 1'.-FAoun-ouict and un-
'Dsni Gn1is-wheat steaay md In moderate demand;
st,lS for No. $1.AE@1.l6 for amber; s1.o7h bid.
,r Corn dat aud docluod; $40. oats-pcmsnd good At
m Rrperir1;flour. pasi 600 srs wheat $4,000 hu: corn,
slrrazs7a-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 2s.oco bu;
CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 17,-oaAM-Whcat firm md
unchanged. Corn tr1n anu aatter new alelled from,
suto, Ss'; new cara on track d4e' Oats firm and un
PEfno1rpa- -stealy; standard white, car lots, 90; j;
NEeElrrs-wlcat. o,2U0 hu: corn, 5000 bu: oats,
3.5u,
anA1s-whnat trm; rod, <l.e5; ntnbcr, $i.?1Gs
l;2a; whlle. sl.s29l.s5. liz, 09s. Corn steady
ol yellow. o2@oso new do, ssc; old mixed Wcstsrn,
W Wu1sxT-Tsrm M u si.ol.
vssls2a SE5ssF5% 9o sa5,i prime "s''fn' '4e' choice
eaEHsE-stosk hssyy; trado light; hno "estern'
TETnolEuN-tull; crude In barrels, So; zeanedt
lotic. ,u,,
OswEoo, Nov. l7.-qnA1A-Whe firm; No. Mil
wankco hc1a Ut sl.20. Corn quiet ana unchanged.
bailey steady; Canada, $l.4g.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE Nov. 17.-Ftoun-1u fair demand and
etroug: Western euEers. {4.e5t94.75 extra8, $A.a@
5.25; family, $55c@G75.
unA1N--Nheat acliso and strong: No. red Vest
efn, sl.:; No. do. 20; NJ DO *lla; 5ejseate, e. ae,
and unchanged. Kyn firm at pt@oac.
Pnov1e1oNs-s.rong; no stock hcro Pork unchang-
et BAcon nrm; shoulders, 0Hc; clcar rib, 13h@
l3Ac. 6ugar.cured hams, HSl6c. Lard unch1uged,
HuTTEn-Dull mud unchanged.
PE7noLEt N-UucLapgci.
CoYfEE-FtTner vt IT. @18Hc.
WAlRKY-Firmcr 1t 81 15.
LOUISVILLE.
Lor1svtL1E, Nov. 17.-CoTTos-Qn1ct At 14Io.
TIoun AND anA1s-Qutet and unchanged.
puov1s1oAs-Pork quiet at $1,000. Dacon-None
here bulk shoulders, 7Hc; sides, 10A@1lc. Lard,
I44015c.
NuisKE{-15c,
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THE NEW MICHIGAN CAPITOL,

Correspondence of The Ch,ca4o Tribune.
LANeINa. Mich, Nov. 1G.-Tho Btone-cutterB
md masous employed upon the walls Of the now
Capitol have nonrly suspended work for this SCH
sou. Only two derrlcls aso now used to level
up tho walls Of tho second story, that arc being
latd on tho walla OF tho Bouth wing, whom 1t will
was suspended Nov. 10. During the winter. al
tho dorrickR will 10 raised to tho Hocoud story,
which will Bavo mouths timo next Beaaon, nj
the contractors arc anxious TO compoto the walls
and most Of tue roof noxt season. They will bid
for tho contract for the now State-uouso at Iu-
dianapols tlls wintor.
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THE LAST EAsToDoNic SENSATION.

RACINE, Wis. Nov, 17.-No shall interest is
excited In this vicinity BY tho discovery Of the
about 20 milos wost Of this city. In digging
ditch on the farm Of n Mr. Hoffman, q bono was
struck. aud further search disclosed taw-b
In comparatively good preservation, measuring
inches III dlameter, and two tushs, one Of which
il ~ foct long, tho other being much decayod.
They lay buried in clay heneath bod OF poat.
and search IL being nado to ascertain whether
the lest OF the Bkolesoh may NOT bo found. Tho
parts already obtained aro to DO sent to tho Alu"
aauul Of tho State.
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HAVlGhrlQN.


L6rrktpoNdents of 1he Chicago TrtbNnk,
FonT MAp1aoN, Ia., Nov. 17.-Iho Kookuk
Northern Limo ruckot agent Informs mo thai tho
insurance on boats expired Nov. Ii. and that
they came down from tho up.slyor; also, that
the hoata will make 10 moro trips aboyo the
Lower or Dos tIotnes liaplds. but will still con.
tinue, to ply between st. Lou,H and Ksokuh.
from ut. LoniH to st. Paul Tho latter part OF
lilo season, business not boiug worry lively,
number III tho boats wero iaid up, only shroe a
Woek boiug run.
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In BANKRUPTCY,
Failure of nm Oshkosh. WIFI, G10Ccr-
List OF Creditors.

Failure of nm Oshkosh. WIFI, G10Ccr-
List OF Creditors.
Special Dispasch to Tbs Chteaoo Tribune.
OsuKosu. Wis, Nov. 17.-W. L. Caldwell, gro
cor, has leon thrown iuto bankruptcy on petl-
tion OF his creditors. His liabilities amount to
about ss.00o The following is q list Of tho
creditors; spraguo i Warner, Chicago, 800;
McKondly l. Giichrist Chicugo, $3.50; Smith,
noundy 4 Co., milwaukee,, $500; Kum1nel l.
Norris, milwaukee,. s44o; G. Aormon T. Co.,
Milwaukee. s11.97; =. Androws Il Co.. Mil
waukce, s47 !; Woodard L Stone, Water
town. sl22; Chapman, Princeton, 91s; Wake
Stroud, 0shkosh, a2l; 3. J. binsser i CO.,
Oshkosh. s35.75; Z. ". Vsll. OSHKOSH, 800 {;
George Rogers, Oshkosh, Sl7.50; W. Colyin
Oshkosh, SIS; ). r. Loper. Oshkosh, 92o; J.
N. Caldwell. Oshkosh. e2.825; Smith l. Proctor.
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with whpm uunyerned except few Who Woro
anxiouBto bo appointed on committees.

with whpm ] uonyorsed except few Who wore
anxtouBto to bo appointed on committees.
rnoNTiEH COUNTY.
Tho Bunnltos for tho low sott!eE8 who mood aid
In tho i4oat ,orn part Of Fronsior County can 70
obtained from the post at Fort Mophctson,
ThoHo intended for Spring and Door Crooks aud
Upror ModIc,uo aliould bo sent to lndtanola.
RED WILLOW COUNTY.
Int1tnnola IL tho most central rolnt for tho
sottless OF Rod Willow County to reach, and IL
tho proper placo to diatrlbuto from for that
county.
FunsAs COUNTY.
Arapahoo, Burton'a Bond, lnont, Of Door
Crack. and Now Era. aro Ill central points and
eaey to roach from Plum Crock Station. Union
p4cilo hallway. Tho storos for the sctt1orB on
Sappa and Doavor Crcoka should be sont to
Doavor City. There is much suffering up tlcao
streams at the present time.
Molroso, Republican, City. mud Orleans are tho
most feasible points thi ougll which to reach tho
destitute families Of Harlan Couaty. The sup.
plies should DO. shipped by rail to Lowo!l, md
thencs hAuod by tennis, which tho people will
furnish, to tho poiuts un.nea.
hnvo endcayoyed IL this haaty report TO gtvo
tho Department. Commander rs correct All idea
OF the actunl condition Of these peopo aa
possibly could un1or tho circumstances had 10
gather tho factH.
Great suffering exists In all ilye OF theae OK
tcnsiva flontior counties 10 fearful extent,
Tho settlers are, In tho most instances, acattdred
ovor q lalgo o1eent OF country,
numerous streams flowing iuto tho Re.
publican. II tho wlntcr should be as eovero
as thnt OF 1B70-1, aud deop SHOWS fall, beyond
doubt hundreds will Btarve. unless supply Of
provisions sufficient to last them through tho
wintor is thrown into tho valley, and they are
proylsloned for an emergency Of thls character:
Tor Il would DO Out Of tho question for any aid
society, or tho Government oven. to roach any
thipg Like majority Of them iu doap snow.
was very materially. aided In M, invcatiga-
tionB on tho trip by Lieut.. Reynolds, who ac-
companicl mo, md did all In hia power to for
waid tho object Of our Wait. ! an, respectfully,
your obodicnt servant, N. 4. II. DUDLEY,
brcyet. colouc! Unttud sates Army, commanding post.
OMAHA. NOV. 17.--Nows from tho grasshopper
districts IL mcaero. but confirm all tho previous
statements aa to tho extent of tho suffering.
Tho State Ralief Society are shipping supplies
daily to tho afflicted districtg. Gen. Ord re-
coiyed telegram from. Washington today In
structing lin to ascortain what amount Of mons
clothing will bo needed by tho anfferers. Wo
hope this actlon Of tho Secretary of War looks to
tho distribution Of soldlcrs' garments to these
poor people.
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THE NEW YORK CANALS.

ALBANY, Nov. l7--Naylgation upon tho canals
Of this Stato will ba closod for tho Boasan OF
1874 on the 9th Of DecemhoE next, oxcep. on the
lateral canaia, which will bo closed at the {lreo.
tiou Of tho Commissioners in charge.
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Miscellaneous.

The schss ohenango " and Paullna havo gono into
@!Fr anas!e.s ,. ,o-v mn, aotno at thu doct and
thora Is PROSPECT Int isrso n.mber of tugs viii 60
1na sshr Ev.ns ~ ~ r.nairinp At Tates cos drv
dock. 11'~A''' - ''e"'N 40 -'"'o-
drv ;,oek rcr,i~ma ~ Cennr.i nv,rbaniinn.
-Tho eclr + !. Kinu lost nor ifpooom by collision
Ths msmn",H ac ~ M.r1ioan whlch cnilited with
and sunk thn XXI NimroI In fIk1a Eric. lew ipya
s1o ~, ivJ r aaa ~ st 49, rsr"o of ib1 tniIs
OF soai ~" ''so ''e'e4oos "'|a ~"0 ~ @f''N
r,srv,rar.
The hull and c,,po n tn acr Mimi arc proaouced
total @ Iosa ''8 VI LUG sens NV
49, I.aais' H. .u ,,,.h ",
49,. ~ w.. neef naoy y about ha1 mmo souta "
~ II 9noa1a I'm tro
Rescue from Dero to Ja ths aassaeo of the sea
he deeS II sedon n ss sas oRod so.set by
tst si n w nvs s seeso ot gran; esnna,ed
ndit,on a, before N u'ea ap III asos oes III 10 eoou
S Mho i,,I,rtsu te H., .,.,, ,,., .,
-oro a, AZ s"snnse ao nae toward alo more taaa
III sann@cd nnd ss,s se III i'oa Is soaia hao;
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Tcrs quiet and little better then nominal. The prop
Arabia wits taken for wheat to Dut}alp On private
terns. Tho schr Hen,iaphcre, corn aud oats 70 og.
donsburg on private .erma Total 2. Capacity UC0
bu wneas TO- 100 hu corn and 0 bu oas. III the Ut
tcrnuon tho acAr Austin for 600 bu wheat To Buauio
et&tc.
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w-A-NrEETTD.
nya FhAl1.phla Joh1ing. tIo.ety Notions, and Whlto
sn c,t.bishs trade anu bv e4Hsrensed n tho basnes.
full particulars 10 amount and location Vi trade. olpu
rspuCa, 8tp. -
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Happy Reltst Tor Yaung ton Iran tho effects Of Errols
and Atusgs In early fp. Manhood Restored. Impoat.
~ e nstss ho chod o ,Sssnt
if9E ,H 'ese a eayaSps. At4sos. il9WAhp Ass0qi-
atttut!oa having high reputation for aouuable conduct
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m. J. I; Mli.Ll;ls. a,p1aqtosnX phy.ls!an ss Ba1
c1t1av of UEanbesrta aud hump Acadaune 4yalop
TIC uersoas, aud slck huaae1. an uervonsnasa Pto-
bootost Of by Lord Hmish o.. ala,av., Uhesgo.
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why they expect to ask their hus

why they expect to ask their hus
bands"
SIT isn't one bit different, either p'
cried Nellie, dashing the tears away.
81 am as sensitive as you are and
there's nothing l dread worse than
asking for money. Hundreds of wo.
man feel just so, too, only it's the
custom for them to be domestic beg.
gers, and they dislike to make fuss,
but I'd like to hear one say that she
admires the custom. Why, havn't
we right to use part of our earn.
ings after, as well as before, we are
married 7"
swell, you have. But | supposed
you would ask for what you wanted.
my mother always"
"But you see how hard it is to ask
for what you feel ought to be freely
given," interrupted his wife. "Oi
course l feel as anxious to pay of
our debts as you do, So l would not
be extravagant but if | would have
ever so little, and feel that it was
mine-dont you see how much better
it would be ? Then, if | wanted to
give dollar to the missionary cause,
| could calculate my expenses just
as used to, and practice little
self-denial, and do it. Don't you see
that as 1T is women can't know much
about the luxury of giving 7 Just
put yourself in my place, and think
how ridiculous it would make you
feel, to be obliged to come to my
pocket every time you wanted to be
charitable
ooh my / can't imagine such a
thing | wouldn't do it, you see,"
laughed Chester.
"Nor would any man. Now do
you think | ought to ?" ssked Mel
lie.
"No, do not, and you shan't be
obliged to suffer so again, | promise
you but really, | never thought bat
what it was natural and all right for
you to-"
"You will know better after this"
said Nellie, "but | suppose you are
anxious to get to Mr.. GOldthwait's,
SO | will not detain You" She stood
at the window and watched him as
he rode away, with light heart tor
she felt that what had SO threatened
to ma~her domestic happiness was
banished forever.
Nellie never taught again, save
when she established an infant school
in her own kitchen but no subscriP-
ton paper gave her sinking feelings
nor did she resume the trade OF cob
bier for in her own little purse was
deposited, what Chester called her
monthly dividends.
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Seasoned Wood Most Profitable.

Economy may be practiced in
thousand sways, and one way is in
our fuel. Wood that has been summed
a few days after cutting and split
ting it, and then housed four months
or more, is worth for the family pur-
pose of warming, cooking and wash
ing, almost twice as much as wheR
green. But few farmers realize the
value Of dry wood, especially during
the winter season, and hence but
little wood is stored during the sum-
mer. Be sure to furnish plenty of
oyenwood. This should be piled in
part of the woodhouse by itself. 1t
will promote kindly feeling in the
family--will save much time other
wise lost in kindling frss with green
wood. Then LEI - prepare good
supply Of dry wood for Winter, full
six months before wanted for use.-~
Or. Q5sssfry GNtls1san,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
CHURCH. DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rey. j. f, Chids, Pas
tor Services at l9Ia a. m, and ~ p. m. sun
day School 8 IA. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday even
inPs.
NJ T. CIURCU-Rev. c. B. CLARK, Pastor.
\ ryices at 10k a. m, and p. IN. Sunday
school, 2 p. m. Prayer meetings, Thursday eve
SIMPSON CHARGE-(M Ed Rev. C. L. Stat
ford Pastor. Services at l0n a. m, and p, IN .
Sunday school at .. IN. Prayer Meetings Thurs
day evenings.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Rey. }. e.
Snowden Pastor. services at l01i a. IN. ana p
m. Sunday School at 12n p. IN. frayer
"tinEs. thursday evenings.
FIRs I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CoInS' S
of narr ron aud Monroe Sueti- IL ., 'n s
griss Pastor Regular services at IL a. M anu
GH p m. sunday School 9h a m
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
No pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-No pastor.
UNIVERSALISTS SOCIETY: l:-No reg u''r se''i'
ces. Sabbath school Al T.. m Ma, u w
CuRISTTAN CHURCH. - Elder u w,
IoInson pastor Services at lOH a. IN. ana
7o. m. sunday school zap. m prayer meetihg'
~ p CHURCH-Rev X. A. McAyael,
p,sror Services l0h IN. and =. M sunday
s"nool 81. a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday even
SFCoND NJ. f. CHURCH (Colored).- Rev.
Pastor. Services every sabbath AT lOh
a m Sunday School al 3h p. IN.
FRIENDS MEETING.-Corner OF Monroe and
Hiah streets on lst and 4th days OF the week, at
m . m on let day at D. m. Sabbath School i'm
mediatelY after services on let day morning.
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IhbF6 come the DOy5 ~ uedr NhaI a nOls6s
The whole hoase feels the racket;
Behold the knee OF Harry's pants,
The elbows of his jacket.
But never mind, If eyes keep bright,
And limbs grow straight and timber
We'd rather lose the trees VIII ole bark
Then lind uHsOund the timber
Now hear the tops aud marbles roll
The hOors-oh, woe betide them
And must watch the banisters,
For know boys who ride them
The very chairs are tied in pairs,
And made 10 pTance ana caper;
What swords are Whitfield out of sticks
What brave hats made of paper
The dinner bell peals loud and well
To tell the milkman's coming
And then the rush of ''steam car trains''
Set al our ears humming.
'BOys will be boys''-but not for long
All, could we bear about
This thougRt-how very soon our boys
VIII learn to DO without Us
How soon that tall and deep voiced men
Will gTaVely call us Mother"
Or we be stretching empty haAds
From this world to the other.
More gently we should ehide the noise,
And when night quells the racket,
Stitch III but loving thoughts and prayers,
While mending pants and jacket
0hristida UHiOHh
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MASONIC.

TgNRI-LUMINAR LODGE, No IS, A. r.. a A. M
stated communication Friday evening on or
before each full moon. j. M. JONES, W. M
II. g. LEIGHTON. Secy.
A NIFTY LODGE, No. 1886, A. f. and A. M
n S.ated communication Monday evening
before the full moon.
H. II. kENDIG, w. M.
JoHN A. HoFFaAE. Secy.
yIIRAM CHAPTER. No. Stated commnni-
cations Wednesday evenings before full
moon H. X. KENDlG, III. p.
4. BAKER, Sec'y,
nEPAYEN'S COMMAHDERY, X. t., No. g.
IL Stated communications second Tuesday
evening in each month. H. q. LEIGHTON, Il. G.
JoHE ii. PERRY, Recorder.
Transient brethren of any degree invited TO
meet with us.
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HOTELS.
MADISON HOUSE.
M r. j. SHIPLEY CO.,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.

C,LEMMONS HOUSE IN NEW HANDS.
- Ihave purchased this hotel with design oi
making Il comfortable and pleasant one. am
aware Of its reputation yet feel confident that m
extended acquaintance will overcome it. The
house will not be entirely Teitted till spring
opens, yet am prepared 10 entertain all who
may call, comfortably. Give me trial.
% II. j. LUCK.
gddyville.
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l. o. o. r.

nSKALOOSA EHCAMPMENT, No. 13, l. ~.
~ %. r., meets let and Sd Monday nights In
each month. CllAS. BLATTNEh, G i.
>. BALDAUF, Scribe
HTAHASKA LODGE, NO. 10. l. o. OF.
IA REGULAR MEETING, SATURDAY
Evening of each week. Brethren visiting the city
are invited TO meet with us.
Il. j. ElsINMINGER, N. O.,
HAM DUKE. Sec. MA
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No. 1913, L. u. q. r..
meets in the third story of No. o. Union
Blood every "Wednesday evening. Brothers visit
ing the city are invited TO meet with
e. YATES, N. q.
A T. ROSS, Sec'y. 3.
odd FELLOWS PROTECTIVE ASSoCIA-
- TION OfOskaloosa, meets regularly every
Sd Thursday In each month The Brothers are
invited to meet ID. SHhlNEh, Frest.
Il. BACH Sec'y.
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Live Poultry Wanted
TlG UNDERSIGNED want
all kinds Of live poultry.
wild birds, and game, for
which they will pay the
highest market price in
Cash. OflGG On west Higl
Street. one block west Of
City Scales.
DESH a. STANLEY,
l4m4 Agents.

WELL DIGGING.
Having had several years OF experience in the
w K l. l. B u S | N ESS
would respectfully ray to the farmers OF Mahas-
ka county and the citizens OF OskaloOsa,
that II you want
- Well dug-WeII -
sA a
Well REVEALED Well
Well sunk deeper-WeIf
rJ Well cleaned out Well -
Well sunk through slate-WeII co
- -
Well sunk through ock-WeII
Well sunk through quicksan dwell
-A--
Well located where there is wattr-WeU
-A--
Well bored to let the water raise Up-weiI
Prospecting for coa done. Cisterns dug or
cleaned out.
You'll save Time and Money by giving
your custom.
Special attention gwen To repairing pumps. am
selling the best farm pump there is IN use.
You will save 81 80 to $200 on pump by
buying of me. All orders left at the
warehouse OF j. IL. Green a. Co,
will receive prompt attention.
80 HENRY NEWTON.
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.

l. W. RICE,
IL ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
And Solicitor of American and Euopean Pat.
euts Once, No. 1420 +. Street, near Treasury
building. Washington, ID G. Practice in the Su-
preme, court OF the United Slater, Court Oi
Claims and Courts Of the DistFCt OF Columbia.
Bu-luesr before any Of the Executive Depart
meut- ~ the Government promptly attended 10
Parents obtained ia Washington. London, Paris
Brussels, Vienna, and -. Petersburg 33m6
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The BOYS.

There come the boys o dear what noise
The whole hoase feels the racket;
Behold the knee of HarTy's pants,
The elbows of his jacket.
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Office on west High street, one door east
of st. James Hotel.
Nit
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IOHS r LACEY.
y ATTORNEY AT LAW, and GOVERN
MEsP CLAIM AGENT. Prompt attention Civ
en- 70 collections. Probate business will receive
careful attention. Business attended TO in the
u. s. aud state couTts. ONCE over the National
State Bank, Oskaloosa, Io8a. 10
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what Is tF sne asked, turning
her wan face away from bis.
'There was man once asked you
to marry him. He was perhaps a
little abrupt-you were young and
capricious. You said no. Would
you say otherwise, if--hsying loved
you well and truly all this time, he
were to ask you second time p
But he would not she faltered.
He would. He does, Mildred,
will you benny wife p
'Y es.'
And then she told him how, all
these years, she had regretted her
first answer.
'For ! hardly knew my own heart,
then, Gerald. Only-I was too
proud to call you backl
And that rainy day was the last of
Mildred Erskine's soul-isolation.
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Wy B UNWORTHY.
w. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OskalOOss, Iowa. once ia Herald ock, over
4. *. Smlth's store.
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~ c. G. PHLLIpS-ATTOnNEY AT LAW,
" COLLECTING g. REAL ESTATE ACT,
OskaiOosa. Iowa. Once, over Phelps 81 Goula Z
Boot ard Shoe store, south sice OF uare. nl6yZa