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SDsTEOPATEis ARE REJEcTklDs.
Rs3ssSd Certificates by the state Dsara
sSs " u Health. Ss t 55

Refused Csrtiacatss ~ the state DssrS
u Hsalth. n & N ~ Ss
DIES MoINRs, Dec 80 II wenty-nine
applications for the privilege OF pfAc-
ticing osteopathy in Iowa were reject
ed ~ the state board Of health. The
action Of the board was 3 decided SUR
prise. Ever since the law permitting
the practice Of osteopathy in lows
last July many of the applications
made have been hanging fire and ct
each session OF the board the matter
has come up for discussion. At the
session held early in December = COM
mittce was appointed to make an ex--
animation Of the schools 81 osteopathy
at Quincy. ILL.,, Kirksville, Mo-, and
Minneapolis. The results Of their ex-
animation is found in their decision
IL is claimed by q member OF the
board that the basis Of its action is
upon the claim that each Of the schools
examined did not have q course OF
study sufficiently broad to warrant
granting its graduates a license to
practice under the law in this state,
and that their examinations OF the
candidates for degrees were not OF
such a degree of thoroughness as
would justify the issuance Of certifi-
Gates. A.representative OF the osteo-
pathists is quoted as saying that an ac-
ton will be instituted at once to see
if they cannot get the rights guaran-
teed TO them under the state law.
Dies MONIES, Dec. 3O.-"Regularly
Conducted Colleges of Osteopathy"
have been defined by the state board
Of medical examiners The law re-
quiring the board to issue certificates
to persons holding diplomas from these
institutions did not define the term
used. The board has applied an inter-
probation which, with the exception OF
the studies Of surgery, bacteriology
and microscopy, medical jurispru-
dence and materia medica and thera.
reutics is almost identical with
that applied to the general medical
practice act. With the exceptions
named, as much is required OF colleges
of osteopathy as of colleges of regular
schools Of medicine. A schedule of re-
quirements to this effect will be sent
to all colleges OF osteopathy. 1t is
said there is not college Of osteop-
ati,y in the country which would come
under the requirements laid down
by the board.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-12-30
pouBLETRAGEDY NEAR CLARE
Gowrie Young Man Shoots Teacher
and Himself.

Gowris Young Man shoots Teacher
and Himself.
Fort DODGE, Dec. 29.-A Young man
came to Clare on the north bound Rock
Island passenger train, hired . horse
and rode out to the school house where
Miss May Thomas teaches, about two
miles from Glare. He entered the
building and they conversed, finally
walking out together After going
down the road short distance the
man drew revolver and shot her,
killing her almost instantly. He then
shot himself, death resulting within
an hour. Later it was learned that
the young mans name was Harry Car
vey, and that he and Miss Thomas,
both of whom resided at Gowrie, had
formerly kept company. but that she
had recently refused to accept his
attentions. 81. 1s...,%t
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-12-30
DIED AT HIS GOLDEN WEDDING.
Ottumwa Man Suddenly Expires ut tn
i ~ Dinner Table.

OrrUMwA, Dec. q. - Robert Fellows,
one of the prominent and leading citi-.
zens Of Ottnmwa, dropped dead in the
home OF his nephew, George Hall, at
the dinner table, about which was
gathered large number. of relatives
and friends to commemorate the fiftieth
wedding anniversary Of himself and
his aged wife. Death was entirely un-
expected, as Mr.. Fellows was in his
usual good health and expected to at.
tend social session Of the Wapello
club after the dinner, at which he was
to be presented with . loving cup BY
his fellow members.
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EATON ARRESTED.
a Feeling Of Satisfaction Manifested ss'
AZ Atlantic Over His Detention. !.


Atlsntic Over his Detention.
ATLANTIC, Dec. 81. There was a
feeling Of satisfaction when those in
terested heard that Lincoln Eaton, Of
$Wiota, had been arrested at Kansas
/ City and was lodged in the county jail
at Atlantic. Mr. Eaton disappeared
about a month ago, when it was dis.
covered his books rs township clerk
were short over $500, and later found
that he had forged the name Of his
father-in-law, James Turner, to a half
dozen notes varying in amounts from
$e5 to 5000, and selling them to the
four banks in Atlantic. Sam Hoffman,
a real estate and loan agent was caught
for 5000 Mr.. Eaton was in the res
taurant business at Wiota at the time,
and left wife and family in destitute
circumstances. 55.l
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TEACHERS OFFICERS.

superintendent Bloodeood Made Presi-
dent of State Association.
Dies MONIES, Dec 80. The Iowa
State Teachers Association elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: President, County Superintend-
ent F. H. Bloodeood, West Unicn; first
vice-president, Principal ". a. Cliff;
ford, Council Bluffs; second vice-presi-
dent, County Superintendent Laura b
Swan, Fairfield; third vice president,
Ella Truman, Sioux CITY; member ex-s
ecutive committee. to fill&vacancy, DR..
Thomas Nicholson, Cornell College,
Mt. Vernon; member executive com.
mittee, three years, G. E. Shelton,
Burlington; members educational
council, A. w. Smart, Ottumwa; Amy
Boggs, Waterloo. 81
"a. \ --1 n NJ.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-12-30
Cars Peace Conferences in May.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.The Rome cor.
respondent Of the Daily Mail says:
s.The conference based on the disarm.
ament proposal Of Emperor Nicholas
has been fixed for Sc. Petersburg
about the beginning Of May next,
prior to which the Russian govern.
ment will submit officially to the pow.
ers definite plan Of disarmament, in
order to enable them to. formulate
notifications or counter-suggestions."
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N.rdered 81. Z Far,ner,

CEHTERvILLE, Dec. 2s. shooting
scrspe at ! turkey shooting match
near Hilltown. in Appanoose county,
resulted III the death Of ". 8. Shearer
st the hands Of samuel Moore. A
controversy arose over who Was the
best man, when Moore deliberately
drew his revolver and shot Shearer in
the abdolnen. Shearer lived forty
eight hours. Moore gave himself up
and 10 now in Jail at Centeryiile
charged with murder. Both ere prom
Einent md prosperous farmers.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-12-30
they hone laughing. yous
must bw, few artisticd
tastes. her you used to plasl
some pieces. So you must bes
her head IN Z despon-

HI SAell Sld(ss Ae1 ~ ~ ~ = = SSRSAAAsg
dent mannef!
4 .No, she answers carelessly, Il have
no talent for anything in particular.
OF course / plat q little and ] sketch 9
little: but I Do nothing we'll enough
for it to be pleasing to anybody but vt
myself" sts
.How do you hnow that If you never
give your friends> the chance Of judg-
ing?" asks Ted, sim trying to strike
some spark Of emotion out Of this
stolid maiden.
ooh, they are Quite at liberty to
Judge for themselves If they like, only
nobody wants to hear me play twice."
answers Shell, in q tone of friendly
warning.
evil you let me hear you play
once?" asks Ted eagerly.
ooh. certainly. If you wish; only
won't it be rather cruel infection for
everybody else?" says Shell naively.
"No. / am sure It won't" answers her
companion, in voice Of such utter
confidence that Fuckers Of amusement
gather around Shells lips after the
most wicked fashion.
/ Great is Ruby's CONSERVATION and
annoyance when she leaves the piano
to see Shell down on her knees beside
the music-stand, turning over the loose
music in the drawer. r
Surely you are not going to play?"
she exclaims, in tone OF mingled dis
approval and annoyance, for Ruby's
music is her one strong point, and she
hates to be cast into the shade by her
younger sister. AS rule, Shell Is wont
to hide her light under q bushel. and
It is provoking, to say the least, that
she should depart from her usual
course on the present occasion.
ooh, yes, am going to play have
been asked" responds Shell innocent
~. 5
With shrug of her shoulders Ruby
passes on, whilst Shell, selecting from
| the long disused contents Of the drawer
a dreary sing-song air, sits down a
the piano and commences to wade la
boriously and in q very mechanical
way through its twelve variations. I
is a piece that requires practice ant
very quick playing to render it evel
bearable as Shell had never had pa
thence to read it quite through unit
this evening her performance is any
thing but q brilliant one.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-12-30

fully industrious since ] saw you last,
he says, glancing anything but admir-
ingly at the pretty garland Of flowers
that is growing under her white nm
gers. 5i ..Ss I.
Eyes; I am very fond Of work. When
you saw me last was child; and
children are so stupid-they never
think Of anything but play returns
Shell scornfully, pursuing her occupa-
ton es though her living depended up
on it.
Upon my word" laughs Ted, ut is
my belief that good many children
are wiser than their elders-so obser-
want, you know, and all that kind OF
thing. I really don't think you would
class all children together again as be-
ing Stupid If you only knew those
little kids of Roberts; they are awful
little sharpers." +.&
II suppose their father takes quite
an interest in them?" remarks Shell
in bored tone. . 4.s,
Her companion stares at her for
some moments in amazement, then
breaks into rather hooking laugh.
"Well, yes-Robert does take a de-
cided interest in Bob and Meg. Seeing
that they are his own children. per-
haps it is not to be wondered at"
"No, of course-that would account
for it, responds Shell quietly, and ig-
noring the ring Of sarcasm in Ted's
voice. A
II don't see how any one could help
liking them-poor little beggars!" con-
tinues the young man bluntly, and in
a voice that speaks volumes Of wonder
at his companions heartlessness.
Shell breaks into rather an affected
little laugh.
"Dear me- she says wonderingly-
"have shocked you? If SO. you must
please forgive me; for ! don't like chill
dren." IN
Ted makes no remark for a few mo-
ments, but sits watching her with keen
scrutinizing eyes, expecting every in
slant that some relenting dimple
round her lips would belle her words;
but no--Shell works on In serene UNI
consciousness. with her well poised
head little on one side. and all her
attention apparently dxed upon her
work. III u
"A "Is there anything under the sun that
you do like?" asks Ted at last, in 9
tone Of desperation.
.Oh, yes, several things, answers
Shell briskly. II'Let me see redec-
,tiyely-'.I like work. and reading, and
/ am awfully fond Of gooseberry start"
Ted bursts into such ! hearty peal
of laughter that Ruby who = engaged
In singing : trib with M and Robert
Char lley give utterancs 70 . false!
note. Shell. aftet . futile effort % con
troll br tremnbld tns lips, Joins n l Big
- - - IA NJ says, wn1h-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-12-30

The youthful Queen Wilhelmihn q
Holland some years ago, misb hAys
70 her goysrness, a English lad
The latter, a. / = penance, Ebade y \
unruly pupil draw ! sketc h-map
Europe, with in prine city
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-12-30

Two Irish laborers, old.time friends.
met on the street in San Francisco III
Gently and after ! cordial hand shake
\ ono sof them inquired |: .sA d. whera
have yees been, M oi w orkin. a.
the farrums ii Sont Californi !. ~
\ was the reply, ana Oim moi hty plads
ter git back !. hat happened yeesi
thare?" was the next inquiry. Eth
weather. It was too Goombed hot.
Why. whin ri u as a-worlin' near Fris..
no tn t'ermom, Ter marked wan INN
bred an sixteen 4 4 gratis in til shade.!rr
'.Is that SOP III 1, be- Hiyens, they
didn't make yees worrnk ia til shade,
did the v?'' {S M S&3 i VI I's
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-12-30

An old bachelo says he never mar
ried because he was always lucky irl
love. 55 u ~
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-12-30

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The first are Insurance. company tn
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FxcIrRsIoN RATES

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Stolen.

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Harper, Kan. June 23.-A
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JOSEPH p. MULLEN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
Criminal Law a Specially.
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X. IL. ALVIS,sM. ID.
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SPECIALTIES:
Hemorrhoid stor PIlesl, Fistula. and all dis
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Il. A. WALKER. II. A. BASHAn
WALKER s. BASHAM.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
viii practice In all courts. Com
mercial litigation a speciality.
Ofice in Herbert s. Lewis building,
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FURMAN, HERBERT & HILL,
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c. c. POTTER, !. W. owNBY,
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Indian Territory.
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GENERAL
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ONCE Over Bonner & Bonner.
ARDEoRE, IND. TEE
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LOTS FoR SALR.
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