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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-27

TIME SCHEDULE
TRAINS ARRIVE
No L from st. Paul Chicago
and all Eastern points. arrives
Northern Pacific local depot
daily AT - ......................9 :i5 q N
No !, from Spokane. Tacoma
Seattle. Portland and all Coast
points, arrives Montana Union
depot daily at ...........-........n:so y N
TRAINS DEPART.
No. T. for Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle, Portland and all Coast
and California points. leave
Montana Union depot daily at. s;@ N
No g. for st. Paul. Chicago and
all Eastern Southern and Ca
madam points. leaves Northern
Pacific local depot daily at...-lo;B N
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Butte
and St Paul. upholstered Tourist Sleep
ers; elegant day coaches and dining car
service on all through trains
For Information. time cards, maps and
tickets call on or write to W. NJ. TUOHY.
General Agent q East Broadway. Butte.
Mont, or CHARLES :. EE.
General Passenger Agent. ST. Paul. MINI
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Chicago General Market.

Close-May wheat, 662ac; corn. 3o4sc;
ats. 21Ac; pork. 1872; lard. $3.50; ribs,
ss.12. Receipts: Wheat. $1,000 bushels;
ccrn, $4,000 bushels; oats. 47S,0O0 bushels.
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Silver, 67ss: pig iron, quiet copper.
quiet: brokers' price. s10.S112; exchange
price Sl0.90d11.10: lead, firm; brokers'
price. sS.121s; exchange price, 5000
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Money Market

Money easy at 4G41s per cent; closed a
3 per cent; sterling firm at A.S1l2a4 So
for demand and "a. S6iz14. S6s4 for 90 days
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My baby had Group and was saved by
Shiloh's Cure" writes Mrs. J. b. Martin.
OF Huntville. Ala.
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Boston Mining Stocks
Condition of the Treasury.

Boston, Feb. 26.-Boston & Montana,
70; Butte & Boston, 3iz.
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Copper Market.

From Engineering and Mining Journal.
The market confines very strong, and
there is a good demand from consumers.
For Lake copper 10s4c has been freely
bid but only limited transactions took
place at that figure. For eectrolytic cop
per in cakes, wire bars or ingots. we
quote 101sd1Ossc, and for catholics l0i4a
103sc, but there is remarkably little Of
fered and consequently sales have not
been numerous For casting copper the
demand has been rather limited and con-
sumers could supply themselves freely at
about Toe, but IL appears that this de-
scription is relatively rather cheap. Any
larger demand would no doubt quickly
bring the value up in proportion to the
prices now established for other kinds.
A very good consumptive demand ex-
lists in Europe. and In spite OF the late
heavy shipments the statistics for the
first fortnight i'm February improved 1900
tons, which brings the visible supplies of
copper TO a lower point than at any time
during the last seven years. Although
there have been some realizing sales Of
m. b. copper during the past week. the
market displayed great firmness. and g.
m. b. which had during the week eased
Off about los. close to-day at As Is 81 CAS-
los for spot and G45 15sn E45 LIS Cd for
three months prompt. For refined and
manufactured we quote: English tough.
G4s 10sd G49: best selected, sac l0sH c49
los: strong sheets. e55 5s0 e55 los: India.
sheets. s53 $50 c53 los; yellow metal
47td
Not much business for export is report
ed as the prices asked are too high
The following figures give the produc-
ton lin tons of 2.24O pounds of copper in
| the United States, and also by the chief
| foreign mines and the exports from the
| United States in January.
| January.
| 1895 1896
Production fine copper. long tons:
| Reporting mines in L. S.. 1904 14.s72
| Pyrites and outside sources L.
| S.....- ...-.... ........ $1,000. 600 600
/ Reporting foreign mines ...... 6.7S7 6.S34
| Total production long tons Is. 431 - s05
Exps from L. S. fine copper. 7.1l2 Sl6S
As compared with January. 1875. there
was an increase of 4,f75 tons. or "a per
cent. in the total production. Exports
from the United States showed an
increase of 1.O26 tons. or IA per cent. for
| the month.
1 CHILEAN Copper Msrket-Messrs jackson
| Brothers write as follows under date OF
| Jan 4: Our sales have again been in
night Currency prices have been uufa-
vorably affected by lower European
/ prices coupled with a higher exchange on
this side. We quote for bar copper S07C
1 tChilianD per metric quintal Z. o. b.. reg
illus % per cent. is 81 .03 per metric quin-
| tai. r. o. b.; copper ores. 10 per cent. ar,
81 per, metric quintal, Z. o. h.. shipping
port.
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BUTTE TIME CARD.

Butte. Anaconda g. Pacific Z. r.
AkftlNk IN Butte
No. . Anaconda and Helena express. ar
rives daily ........... .s.4oa- m
No. l. Anaconda express. con-
Meeting with Great Northern
railway through trains for East
and West arrives daily.....-.... AIS m
DEPART FROM BUTTE
6ai,y -. .............io:S a N
No. l. Anaconda express from st
Paul, Helena and intermediate
no,nt. Iease. dailv ............. 500 D m
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Ie,k Room IN the GreR
Faus ON - o. the >rAa-
dara ia the Boca-C0ry
D.ucN Peasant room.
thor ougn.y Veutla-et
ana hea.eI. win elecTrIe
nghts and lAniEor ssryl &C.
Terms reasOnaols. Ap-
ply a. standard o1acs.
Great Falls. Montana.
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MISCELLANEOUS


WANTED-TO RENT THREE TO FIVE
room house or more rooms. furnished
for housekeeping. Address Box 632.
Butte
MRS. J. HELD. RELIABLE CLAIR
voyant. readings. 81; circles Wednes-
day evenings. % cents. 321 South Arr
IONA street Butte.
If BANK REFUSES YOU MONEY
call Reynolds. % East Granite street.
Butte.
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH 81 GOO:
paying $3.50 per month; object TO enlarge
business. Address c.. Box ~ Butte,
Mont.
MRS. c. Z. FRITZ GIVES PERFUMED
vapor and electric baths massage
treatment; also bust developing. face
massage. tan. wrinkles and freckles
positively removed. hair dressing and
manicurinE rooms 81 and IS New Ows-
lay block third floor. Butte.
NG-FIRsT-CLAss BOARD So
per week at the Broadway house, -
West Broadway. Butte. Mont.
TATRNOYANT-ARE YOU IN troll
bile? DO you need advice? II 30. see
Madame Guy. Miners will find Il TO
their advantage 70 call at 100 West
Broadway. Butte.
go 90 TO ANY ONE WHO WILL PIT
me on a steady 50 job 7. c. Dodd.
Butte, =. O.
RANCH. FIVE-YEAR LEASE FOR
improvements. For Information address
Box 745. Butte. Mont
LOWEST PRICES FOR FIRsT-CLAss
dental work at East Broadway. Butte
SECONDHAND CLOTHING BOUGHT
and sold "a r. Park st. Butte.
F UNION EMPLOYMENT OFFICIAL
/ kinds of domestic help furnished Room
= II West Broadway. Butte
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WHY

Does DR.. sweany stand far in advances
of any institution or specialist In the
world? Why is he successful in curing
every case he undertakes, even when otn-
ers have failed? Why do the afflicted OF
San Francisco and vicinity crowd his Of
fioes dafly7
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-27

This old reliable specialist. friend anu
benefactor OF suffering humanity. needs
no Introduction or Recommendation TO the
sick and afflicted OF San Francisco ana
the Pacific coast For many years his
Offices have been located AT TS7 Market
street opposite the Examiner office. he
is a graduate of the best medical colleges
in the world and is acknowledged TO be
the most successful specialist OF the age
in the treatment of all nervous, chronic
and private diseases OF men ana women.
His well-known name 10 "A sufficient guar
sntee of a perfect cure OF every csse ne
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-27

WANTED-To RENT THREE TO FIVE
room house or more rooms. furnished
for housekeeping. Address Box 632.
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MRS. J. HELD. RELIABLE CLAIR
voyant. readings. 81; circles Wednes-
day evenings. % cents. 32l South Arr
IONA street. Butte.
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REWARD.

S25 90 REwARD-THE ABOVE RE-
ward will be paid for the arrest and
conviction of the person or persons
who cut the wires OF the Butte District
Messenger Co. in the NJ & NJ. gambling
house. over the Palais Royal. on West
Park street and the Leland block, sec
ond floor. This reward will also apply
to any future cutting Of any of the
wires of said company. A. q. Elerick.
Manager.
Butte Feb. %. 1895.
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TO RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISH
ed front room at PIP +. Fourth street,
Anaconda
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st. Paul Helena
Mime polls Butte
Duluth and Spokane
Fargo Tacoma
Grand Forks Seattle
and Winnipeg Portland
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-27

IF BANK REFUSES YOU MONEY
call Reynolds. % East Granite street.
Tgutfp.
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Pullman Sleeping Cars.
Elegant Dining Cars.
Tourist sleeping Cars.
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| FOR RENT-A I2-RoOM FURNISHED
house. 43 Anaconda Road Butte.
| FOR RENT-Two ROOMS FOR HOUSE
| keeping. AIS Alder street, Anaconda.
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FOR RENT = SMALL FURNISHED
house Inquire at Avon House, Alaska
street Butte.
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Production fine copper. long tons:
Reporting mines in L. S...... .094 1852
Pyrites and outside sources L.
S.....- ..-..... 800 l.1tD
Reporting foreign mines ...... 6.7S7 6.S34
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-07-18

Your Straw Hat is discolCred.
Remove The stained thing from
ycur head. 4 rice new one don't
cost much now - RoweMs.
c. NJ. Acksrnan Of Gainesville,
general manager Of the Conticen-
tai National Building and Loan
association, was in town yesterday.
Rowell's shoes lead for style,
lead for quality, lead for wear. "A
trial pair vii lead you to become
a permanent customer.
The Metropolitan band will give
open air concert in the band stand
next Friday night. Come out and
give them your encouragement.
White Bows, Colored Bows,
String Ties, ard Washable -Four
INLAND Ties, all Cf the latest
styles and guaranteed prices, al
Waterman & Co. :.
The Woman's Parsonage and
Home Mission sociaty OF the N.
L Church will give a quiz social
next Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of NJ. NJ. Little, Nc. us
Wenona street.
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LOG Al. AND PERSONAL
focal Items OF Interest
to Our READERS.


tx CENTS n si.-l-t 80 aiit go -
the ely, Il, 1iircssy < c.. ;.
.-.-.. ,..-l ,.,,..
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S,ar ,-- - tssT1 tV@fI inns
Boy L.aan 3ul.S al.. l-;>-'@
Pans q '.s.. Z. '--..'. - -. .
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SPIN .,--y
Fs-.s -.--- GOOD square ra3'
Tor IS G 0.s. - 80 ''., '~, -, a+t .-.,.
III. -.'...r l.e Nor
49,. .......
= ~ III. r.~s-r rs Car5-. :
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""' - = -
Ladies Collars a-d Cuffs. latest
81 - J~-- 1o~~' + . y 49, -.--.'
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b.cs. L. q. Box SIS.
, l
l. o-t'1'. , Il@' : r , - No. ,', 49, - :
EuV oar emo ore q ~ LIl-
lar Washable QUITS. Na-tIilah
we h@Ve Al''l SDne VIZ , ..IDo5
S oyXfS, 4, - = 4"
,,,.,. 8
MIS-. Misty Amen " 1 i''''-'S -
Crystal River was IN town todsy.
,,,,,.s +ba hest 1IardLsr-
chief in town a. Waterman & Cos.
1.Hse po,v.u bas another bar-
co;n fnr ,nH Ger,'ine S,,k Para
soils this time for only SL-lcss
LAS-l IN NS'o- = iA'"~fHAA %
p1 Anderson left tcd,v f, ?
,,1 ,..L l c,ra.,.
with his fairly
-,
,,;n Th" W. D9 Nv i. hen In.1, Davison
& VanEchop.
The Post Office drug store will
Give Won the finest cream and best
drinks in The CITY,
L Stro,ier If Bitchton WAS
t tos. d;,cuss;na,ha ~,
III 'o"n '0u@y' "'( '-G
hI'cdi L SUBS AIM W. 8 h'0 - II 40
Fer Sa'e'II"o COCO t"o-sec!J
i LUIS +h ,hI baIf ,Imp Easv nav
Tnents Rev I6t OcaIa,
-, c r..
They are nobby. They look well.
The price is cheap-at RoweiIs.
,r.l~,e .~5 Pa,c,1a Neo1;ce
cb;rte :; -, 800 ,1.tttrnc an CO..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
OF TRUETT.

Said to BE the Cause of q
SquabbIe East of Town.
Four Young Men Under
Bonds.
Thursday night while Frank Truett
and Minnie Smith were driving home
from tbs Christmas entertainment at
Csrbonsao they were attacked In front
Of L Shermsn's place by four young
men, Messrs VIII, Jake, and Isssc
Jones and Chsuncey Morris. Blood
flowed freely, and, according to Miss
Smiths story, the assault was entirely
unprovoked. Truett lives in Chicago
and Is visiting relatives here. 1t is
said the other young men are ieslous of
him because he goes with Miss Smith.
The four s~ssailantss were arrested on
Christmas and brought before Esquire
Weaver. They were placed under 800
bonds each to appear for trial on
Wednesday, Dec 80 1t is claimed that
no weapons were used, simply fists and
feet.
The young lady came in to Viewers
court on Saturday afternoon and re-
quested that the case be dismissed as
she had not signed the information this
could not be done. It Is likely the case
will be settled before it comes to trial.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
BREWER DISMISSED.
Evidonce No Sumoient 70 Hold
Him for Emhexxlomont.

Rsquiro WesvW rundnroa hh 0oots.
Ion 81 tho @ +. BreWw emhe.alomcnt
a HGtasaag anddDn&AM6&
fendnnt.
Forth pAst Two yoAn III Brewer
hhs been employedby ohrIs NelOn4 O.
this city ana operated 5 branch store
FOR him Ct Fremont According 70 the
books Mr. Brewer owes his employer
over 600. The prtncipai point IN the
c~onvicting evidence Was Ia regard to
money remitted Tor a organ. Nh.
BreWsr claimed he nnt up money for
the instrument and M. Melono rave
his receipt FOR the amount. Twice az
ter that he reported the organ IN stock
at hts store In Fremont.
The fact WAS estsblished, hoWeyer,
that In the contract between employer
and employed there was . clause re-
quiring Is per cent Of the sale price 70
be RENTED to guard against any loss
Whatever. According to precedent this
does away with the plaintiffs right ia
bring criminal action.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

The Kuickerbocker club gave one Of
the best parties In its history at See.
ver's Hall Christmas night. President
Rockwell snd Floormanager Kalbach
were at their best, and they merit
greatest compliments for the evenings
success and pleasures. There were al
most 100 present. and the greater num-
Der were dancers. The floor was fine
the music the best of the season, by
FRITZ, the ladies were In handsome
gowns and the gentlemen In full dress,
and the Gene In the ballroom was In
deed q pretty one. Numerous guests
from outside the city were present, and
among these may be counted the young
ladies and gentlemen who have been
attending school and are home for the
holidays. The music Of the home waltz
ceased about / o'clock, and the party
went to the Asher & Underwood par.
lore for refreshments. Among the
guests of the evening were:
Fred Renig, Ed Bray,
Will Bayer, Guy Msnnott,
Grinnell.
Frank Swain,
Shsttuck.
Frank Epperson, Francis Caldwell,
Dora Williams,
EddyYilie.
Emma Hemingway.
Hampton.
VIII Jackson,
Des Moines.
Mrs. V. K, Logan, Fred Logan,
Chicago.
Mr.. Black,
Des Moines.
Miss Spiesberger,
Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McKsgg,
Denver.
Harry, Wilbur and Willie Spencer,
Shattuck.
BERTHE Lacey, Carrie Loring,
Bertha Bsugh,
Chicago.
Nina Swain, Anna Huber,
Lena McCurdy, Mabel Loring,
Iowa City.
Charles Loring,
Cedar Rapids.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
o1@n1 81 61N



Wm M00lssNMu AndlN~ ofI
kuleA ~ a1Anof @SHo Mtel
Esonn mlne nbonk & osolook Wnnne
dny NNon1ng Hrom thoaappoasanceo e
Die body - found ttMemiNhat thn hoy
Va beading 0vx the GHr leading S.
Without warning 8 chunk of nIafo-G
alp about i've fsstoQuare ard : loot
thick tell immedatsly over where tho
youug man Was standing. He wno
crushed down on tho oOrner o. tie -
and the iron fixtures oruGhed into tho
chestbreAking the ribs and breaStbOno,
Death must have been inatantanoous
A man working IN the room adjoining.
and who had left Mfddlosworth but :
moment Beforehand the falI and went
70 the boys entry. He called but no
answer WAS given. It was some tina
after this before the boy vas found.and
he was dead The body was removed
TO the home and Coroner woodruff was
summoned A jury consisting Of W
D. Titus, PHI Swayze and Roy Robin.
con examined into the accident. Wit.
nesses, Edgar West b. Richardson
Mike Dyke. Harry Steele and He
Smith gave testimony In accordance
with which the following verdict Wal
returned: The deceased came to bill
from an unavoidable accident, blam.
for which can attach upon no one.
Middlesworth was the sole support Of
q step mother and several small child
rem, and the death IL attended by par
ticulArly sad circumstances. The bOyi
father was killed In the Beacon mines
. few yesrs ago under very similar cir
cumstsnces. The funeral was held Sat
urday afternoon and burial made II
Beacon cemetery where the father Il
buried
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
SHOOT AT FREMONT.
A Good Score, q Good Crowd
and a Good Time.

The Highland Gun Club OF Fremont,
had . side hunt" Saturday and it is 10
ported made q big record. G. ID. Aid
ridge csptained one side and W. A Van
BuBkirk the other.
Webb Philippe ssy that Aldridge's
side made 2,S00 points and their OPP
ponents z. 125. Webb Was on the win,
ning side, which, by the way, is where
he usually is.
After the hunt the losing side paid
for an elegant supper at the Caves hotel
Their banquet was 5 merry one, served
in hunters style. Geo Riley, Of the OF
tumws Press, was Postmaster, The
evening after the hunt was spent at the
club house in general socisbility.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

TUE Critics FUNERAL The remains
OF George Critics were inferred In For.
est cemetery on Friday forenoon. There
were no services ct the church end but
very short ones at the cemetery. Bsv.
J. N Bsugh Was In charge and Score
tary Hesrns read & touching poem The
pail bearers were chosen from the de-
csased'syoungfriend as follows: Chas.
McGlumphry, Frank Reid, Waltsr
Davis, Frank Borton, John Bradbury
and Fred Moore.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

Nor DKMooRATs-Chlef of Police
Link Stoler and Policeman Hoffman
say We have done them an irreparabie
injustice In chasing them as democrats.
hasten to retrsct lest we might get
into their throes some time By mistake
and they would make rs prove IL. We
have known better IN the first
Mace.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

OK THE CREDIT SmE-0n the Gath
day Of December, 1895, the sale OF tick
cts at the local Office OF the @, b I &
?. BY was ss34.72. For the same day
In 1896 the amount was S37s98. This
shows a balance Of ga 20 to be credited
to VIM Mckinley.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

The st. Nicholas viii come brighter
than aver with the new year, and the
January number is an excellent one,
coming as it does just at the holiday
season It contains n UGH or the Christ
mas spirit. 1t opens with 9 story of
frontier life, Danny and the Msjor, "by
Gertrude p GrebIe, followed by "Hop
Wing and the Missing Treasure" By
Frauk NJ. Bicknell; mirrors of Ali, ''by
Tudor jerks; Pins" By @. A. Parker
and "Cousin Anits's Surprise" by
Eleanor Root. Interesting stories and
papers By such writer's 81 Mary Shears
Roberts, Gustav Kobbe, Alice Calhoun
Haines, Annie G Kniper and Laurence
Hutton, also sppeaF, making tbs mum
Der replete with story, aneodote, poem,
jingle and picture st. Nicholss is pub
Iished by The Century 10, Nav York.
-
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

DEAF MUTE SERvIoE-J. J. Middle
ton, Of Iowa City, win hold services for
the deaf and the deaf and dumb at the
new III e church Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock. Everybody is urgently re-
quested TO attend. A short address will
be written out for those who cannot
understand the sign language.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

English SPAWN tnimanE removes nI
hard soft or calIouRed humps and hlam-
iahes from horses, blood epavins, curhs
splinks, sweeney, r~sas-bone, skadas
sprasna all swOIlea threats c0ughs.ec
Save $50 By use Of one bottle. WaE
Fanted the most wonderful hlauafsh
cure ever known. Sold By Green g
Bentley druggists, 0sksloosA IA
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
Cedar Rapids.

OUT A CoAT.-Geo. E. Taylor went
intot the bowling alley Wednesday night
and took of his overcoat to exercise .
bit. When he turned around bis cost
and numerous vslusbles in the pockets
were missing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

SERVED LUNoH-Sam Baldsuf, dur
Ing the holiday rush, turned his base
ment into 3 cafe, whore his clerks and
help were served with dinner. It was
q great plan and worked to the salts
faction Of all concerned.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
z D. REID.
Oounoellor-at-L Law

And Pension Attorney. / have he'd
years of experience in pension matters.alI
soldiers asked TO consult me, no matter
whether you have an attorney or not.
Once IN front rooms over e. u. Brewer
hoe Co.'S north side Of square.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
MADE A CLEAN SWEEP.

Sheriff 7 ]. Price had fifteen Of his
6ue game fowls on exhibition st the big
poultry show in Kansss City last week.
There were about 400 birds shown but
Mr. Price cams out winner on each
variety exhibited He got seven frBtsp
second premiums and one third pre-
MUM This Is quite 3 feather 10 Mr..
Prices cap, and those game fowls ere
giving Oskaloosa some big advertising.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
3. Nv. 81 LAOEY.
Attorneys-at-Law,

Ufice over I07 High Avenue West.
OskaIoCsa, Iowa. Prompt attention given
to collections. Probate business viii re-
cefve careful attention. Business EEsend-
cd to In the II. s. and State courts.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

ATTORNEYS.

Goad Brothers. Attorneys-as-
Lao. praotsce IN al courts. O1sce
northeast corner of square, ose
Rokstt's drug store.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

EmpIOyes and Employers
Renew Thelr Bonds Ot
Friendship.

Each employe Of the Slebel 8 Co.
Roller Mills were presented by the COM
pany with fine turkey for their Christ
mas dinner. That they each and ell en-.
joyed and appreciated the same was
manifest in their happy appearance and
eulogy Of their employers. No where
does more kindly feeling or is more In
terest felt In each others welfare, exist
between employer and employed than
between Siebel & Go. and their help, and
this has been true since It's ORGANIZES
ton long years ago.
j. s. Lobenstein gave his Racket
store assistants q very pleasant Christ
mas eve. Wednesday night after Q hard
days trade, the gentlemen announced
ct the closing hour that supper was In
waiting at the Asher & Underwood
parlors. And upon inyestigstionlit was
found that q most sppetizIng SPREAD
had been laid. The members Of the
parties were: Us. Lobenstein, Ollie
Weaver, Maude Kendig, Meta Butler
Josie and Nellie Pence, Eta Moore,
Woodis PAR, Gertrude Adlon, Edgar
Coffin, Zslls Bradley, Spencer Roberts,
Homer Ksndig, Fred Moore and Alice
Howsrth.
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The mem ers of the fire department.
made Mrs Jones, the pcpulst wife Of
hosemsn Sam Jonee,s handsome Christ.
mas present of 9 fue chamber set.
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pArER NArxras ct this oface any
sire or design. e
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DuPIIoArE whist fun score cards
for sale st this Oalcs. u
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
. W, HASKELL

W w. HASKELL,
- Attorney-at-Law,
Once In Phoenix block, 0skalooaa, Iowa,
Business promptly attended 70.