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fidence of my associates.
Even did l not know from personal obser-
vation of the worth of Paines celery COM
pound, 1 should feel like praising it for the
simple reason that it is prepared by the Wells
& Richardson Co., a firm whose members l
have known for nearly quarter Of a century,
and in whom ] have perfect confidence.
Very truly, JOHN S. MIcHAUD,
Coadiutor Bishop of Burlington, vt.
Father Michaud, one Of the ablcst priests
of the Roman Catholic church in America,
was consecrated Coadjutor Bishop of Bur-
lington in 1892 by the Most Reverend John
7. Williams, u, D., Archbishop of Boston,
assisted by Rt. Rev. ID. Bradley and Rt. Rev.
II. Gabrields, D, D. The diocese then con-
tanned 81 churches, 81 priests, 15 converts,
one college, academies, one orphanage, two
hospitals 18 parochial schools, and Catholic
population of $1,000. Father Miohaud built
the Providence Orphan Asylum, a command
ing structure that is the source of much
pride, the Fanny Allen Hospital at Burling-
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CHURCH Notioes.

In the absence of the pastor, Rev. James
Moore, services in the p. NJ. church to-
morrow will be conducted by the two local
preachers. The choir has prepared special
musical program, consisting of choruses,
duets and quartettes.
In the Calvary Baptist church tomorrow
evening. the pastor. Rev. R. R. Albin, will
give his fourth lecture on the personal coming
of the Lord to this earth. The time of His
coming, and His reign on the earth with His
saints for one thousand years. During the
evening the choir, led by w, Waters, will
render appropriate music. All will be
welcome. Service at $50.
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Governor Leary or For Guam.

New York, May 6.-Naval Governor
Richard P. Leary, of the Island Of
Guam, of the Ladrone group, sailed to-
day on the Yosemite for his Pacific
ocean station. Captain Leary said be-
fore his departure: 1--WE have been
sent out to govern Guam, and we are
going to do It," Naval Governor
Leary is a native of Baltimore and
was graduated from Annapolis in 1860.
In the war with Spain he commanded
the San Francisco. Captain Leary will
also be postmaster general of Guam.
He carries all the paraphernalia of a
postal station. Guam is to be made
a naval station. Barracks for 500 ma
rines will be erected.
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Broker Convicted of Grand Larceny.
New York, May 6.-Charles B.
Towns, a stock broker of this city,
was yesterday found guilty of grand
larceny in the first degree in general
sessions. He was charged by Surgeon
]. B. Cordiero, U. S. NJ, of the cruiser
New Orleans, with appropriating in a
stock transaction, 70 shares of stock OF
the St. Louis and Southwestern pre-
ferred. Towns was remanded for SEN
tence.
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Mrs. Llewelyn Beddow, of MahanOy City &,
suffered from a stroke of paralysis and is in a
critical condition.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NTANTED.--By young couple, rooms will
w boarding, Address, with terms I'll,
HERALD office. 5-4-6-S
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Coco Argoline, the genuine article, for sale
at Kirlin's drug store. 1O-6-tf
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EoR RENT.---A nineroom dwelling house,
L bathroom. hot and cold water throughout
the house, and all convenienees, located on
North Jardin street. Apply at this Office tt
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I IMPROVE YOUR WRITING.-By sending 25c
L for 80 assorted pens for business and fine
corresponding purposes to
THE HART M'F'G Co.,
3-29u Pottsville, Pa.
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Good EyeSight !!

People don't realize the
enjoyment in reading good
advertisements, nor do they
always appreciate good eye
sight until they feel its power
waning. At the first warning
consult a competent optician.
Examination free.
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,HiSIncOntrOyertible!


The Editor Of the "Chrlstian MilliOn,"
under the heading Of General Notes, on
August 20, 1890, wrote -
"a good article will stand upon Its own
merits, and we may rely upon Il that nothing
Will continue long which does not, In a more
or less degree hnrnonize with the state
ments which are published concerning IT,"
Mr.. Hall Caine,
Author Of "The Deemster," ""The Manx-
} man" The Christian etc, when speak
, ing on "Criticism," recently, said -
"When a thing that Is advertised greatly
10 good Il goes and goes permanently when
I Is bad, Y only goes for while the public
Z finds Il out"
The Proprietor of
5 BEECHAM'S PILLS
Z has said over and over again -
"H Is a faIlacy 20 imagine that anything
( will sell lust because IL Is advertised. How
( many nOstrums have been started with glare
( and snuffed out In gloom The fact Is, a
( man Is not easily gulied a second time; and
( every dissatisfied purchaser does ten times
( more harm than one satisfied does good.
Z Assuredly the sale of more than 5000, 900
4 boxes of BEECHAM'S PILLS per annum,
( after public trial Of halt-a-century, Is COM
elusive testimony Of their popularity, SUE
4 periority and prOverbial worth"
Beschams Pills have for many years been the popular
family medicine wherever the English language spoken
and they now stand without rival. In boxes, cents
{ and az cents each, at all drug stores.
G~-~~~~~~@~e--e~r~~~~~ ~~~~e~~NeNe~N~SN-~O~Ns-
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NOTICE.-Desirable properties for sale. APP
~ ply to S. G. NJ HollOpeteT, attorney
Shenandoah. 8-31tf
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Too Many
Baby Coaches,
GO-CartS.

We must get rid of them.
They are not going fast
enough. To encourage our
sales we invite you to see
our stock and our prices
We can sell you any style
you may desire at sacrificing
prices.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-10-19

This is a picture OF the sig
nature on ArbuckieS' Roasted
Coffee Wrapper. which you are
70 cut out and send to US as a
voucher.
No other part of the Coffee
Wrapper vii be accepted as a
voucher, nor will this Picture be
accented as such.
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ARE CONVINCING.
Statement of a Eeighbor is to be
Believed.
Nothing so Convincing as What Per.
Sons Whom we Know and
Respect. Say.

There is nothing so convincing as
the statements of people whom we
know and respect. If your neighboi
tells you something, you know it is
true; no neighbor will deceive an,
other. So that is the way with Kid.
ne-oids. The statements of people
living right here in Iowa are publish.
ed so that you may ask these people
and find out the great good Morrow's
Kihneoids are doing.
Mrs. NJ. M. Holton, 921 w. Main
ST., Ottumwa, Iowa, says: ST suf.
fered for several years from kidney
backache. At times the pains were
very severe and / could scarcely get
around. / was also troubled with
nervousness and headaches. / used
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids according to
directions and they gave me great
relief in very short time, and now
the pains and other symptoms have
disappeared. Twill recommend Kid.
ne-oids to all who suffer from kidney
disease"
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills,
but Yellow Tablets and sell at sc
cents box at all drug stores and at
Blakeslee & Heinzman's drug store.
Mailed on receipt of price. Manu-
featured by John Morrow & Co.,
Chemists, Springfield, Ohio.
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Mauch Chunk.

Ethel Green visited Sunday wit
Jennie Reed.
@. A. Allgood and family entertain
ed company last Sunday.
Reed Brown and family visited re
Gently in Adams township.
A. R. Sherburn and wife, of Oneska
visited Sunday in this vicinity.
Mrs. Jas. Eisiminger and Mrs Robt
Reed spent one day last week at Dar
Zumwalt's.
John Brewer, formerly of this place
but now of Denver, Col, is visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. r. Thomas called Monda,
at the w. Williams home III Beacon
VIM. Pike shipped three car load,
of hogs from Lacey last week to Chi
cago; all of his own feeding.
@. @. Myers of your city was a bust
ness caller at David Marks this
week.
David Ellis of Rose Hill is visiting
with his sister.
Elite Mcclure is spending week
with relatives and friends in Oska
loosa.
Mary Thomas and son was Sun lay
guests John Shaw's home
Hon. John Il, Lacey addressed To,
people of Rose Hill last week and
was said by those that heard it to be-
one of the most eloquent and patr
tic speeches ever heard in that VIC
unity. GUss
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-10-19
LOCAL MEETINGS.
List of Republican Meetings in
Mahaska County.


County Chairman Walling has ar
ranged for the following meetings
and he invites everybody to be pres
emit and hear the issues of the cam
paign discussed. He also urges the
Republicans in the neighborhoods tc
put forth special efforts to make the
meetings success.
Hon. A. @. Rankin, the "mouldeI
orator" of Pennsylvania, at the opera
house in Muchakinock, Thursday
evening, October 10, at O'Clock
Music by the Muchakinock Silver
Cornet band.
Hon. l.. O. Blanchard, w. G. Jones
and Jas. Dewitt at Center school,
house, in Jefferson township, Satur,
day evening, Oct. 81, at s o'clock
Music by the quartette.
Hon. G.. d. Perkins at New Sharon
Monday evening, Oct. %. Music by
the New Sharon band.
Hon. l.. O. Blanchard and w. G
Jones at the new school house in
Pekay, Tuesday evening, Oct. "a, al
8 O'Clock. Music by the Republican
Quartet e.
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Prime Neiphborhood.

Guy Pomeroy's boy has the diph
liberia.
ST.. Pomeroy attended cattle sale
at Osceola last week.
Potato digging and apple picking il
the program for the day.
NJ. NJ. Prime is building a new COW
house out of his old barn.
D. G. Quick went to Chicago the
first of the week with cattle.
Miss Bernice Bartlett visited at the
Hancock home near Leighton Sunday
Mrs. Clyde Bartlett visited over
Sunday with relatives near Fremont
Misses Belle and Gertrude Stevens
were callers at the M. E. Prime home
Sunday.
Alva Reynolds has improved his
place by enlarging his barn and erect
ing a windmill.
Able Hicks sold. his farm of 40 acres
last week to Mr.. Tysselling, of Madi'
son, for the sum of $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowan and
daughter Marguerite were Sunday
callers at William Bartlett's.
Mr.. Elslow recently purchased the
Wightman farm of 100 acres for si2,-
600. They will take possession soon.
A. B. and J. L. Prime delivered to
d, @. Quick on last Saturday twenty
head of tat cattle. They averaged a
little over / $50 pounds. Price per
cwt., $3.50.
October Is. ENIRP.
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Butler.

Mrs. j. G. Watts was in Hedrick OF
Monday.
Ed Woodward was in Fremont OF
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bethea spent Sunday at q. I
Palmer's.
Al. Burgess and wife were in He'd
rick Monday.
Mrs. Addie Argenbright was caller
at Cedar Saturday.
s. A. Stroud and family spent Sun
day at John Mock's.
Jesse Harlan and family have moved
into Harry Watts house.
John Kennel, of Fremont, was in
Butler Monday on business.
Miss Smith, of near Ottumwa, Wis
tied last week at Al Darner's.
]. @. Watts and wife visited at Mr..
Payton's at Highland Center Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Palmer and Mrs. John
MilIiken were in Fremont Wednesday.
Miss Fannie Arganbright, of He'd
rick, is visiting relatives near Butler.
VIII Darner and Simon CLARK vis-
tied over Sunday with relatives near
Eddyyille.
George Bottorf has bought the Jesse
Graves farm east of Butler, paying
$50 per acre.
Charley Fellers, wife and baby Wis
tied one day last week at the George
Arganbright home-
The q. 4. p. u. OF No. 3 and the e
Il lad q union meeting ct Russell
Chapel Sunday evening
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-10-19
AROUND THE WORLD
Congregational Ladies Conduct
a Successful Excursion.

The ladies of the Congregational
church afforded a large company OF
people a very enjoyable excursion
around the world Tuesday evening.
The train left San Francisco, (Dr.
Barringer's home) beginning at 5 80.
Railroad lunch, consisting of coffee
and sandwiches, was served before
the trains started. The next stop
was in Toxic, Japan, %. G. Lind
ner's home where escoloped p otatoes
veal loaf, bread and butter and tea
was served.
The third stop was at Paris, (Dr.
Hare's home) and here salad and
waters and after-dinner coffee was
served.
Away again the trains sped to
Havana, (the Hoover home south of
town and here fruits and delicacies
were served.
Then home to Washington, (the G.;
ID. Cowgirl home) where grand re-
ception was given the tourists.
Among the notables on the reception
committee were the President, Vice
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j. II. Barnes has opened up a new
coal mine just west of the city, and is
now getting out fine quality of coal
in large quantities.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-10-19
PATENT GRANTED.
Underwood & Hawkins Granted
a Patent on Their Candy
Sample Case.

Underwood & Hawkins received
letters of patent to day on the candy
sample case that they have been work.
ing to perfect for the past several
months, and they will Immediately
begin the manufacture of the cases on
a large scale. They have booked an
order for fifty of the cases. Material
has been purchased and the manu-,
facture of the goods will be pushed
as rapidly as possible. That means
another factory for the city of Oska,
loosa.
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Rose Hill.

Postmaster Doak was in Oskaloosa
on business matters Monday.
A. ]. Augustine was in the Hill on
| Monday looking after stock business
L. Jensen, our groceryman, was in
Oskaloosa on business the first of the
week.
Grandpa Laughrey is still very
poorly, with but little hopes of re-
covery.
Dennis O'Connor's and wife spent
Sunday at the I. W. Bump home III
Monroe township.
H. G. France and wife drove over
from Oskaloosa and spent Sunday
at the Jim Stout home.
Mrs. G. W. Stout, Jr., of Oskaloosa
spent last week visiting friends and
relatives in these parts.
Robert Wharton of jefferson town
ship was guest at the John StokeI
home on Tuesday night of last week
S. c.. Slough of Cleveland, Ohio,
has been visiting for some time with
his sister, Mrs. S. A. King of Rose
Hill.
VIM. Moore of Benton county is
visiting Mrs. G.. w. Stout, his only
sister. They had not seen each other
for 81 years.
Rev. J. w. White will fill his regu.
lar appointment at Oskaloosa Free
Methodist church next Sunday at IL
a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Dwight Jarvis spent Sunday with
his brother, DIR. Fred Sarvis at Iowa
City. Fred has been suffering ter
ribly with neuralgia.
L. M. Bacon and G. w. Hoffman
have traded properties, and l.. M.
will move to Oskaloosa about the 10th
of next month, we understand.
Our old friend James Taylor is
quite poorly. His daughter and her
husband, julie Musgrove of Laramie,
Wyoming, are taking care of him.
j. III. Augustine has traded his fine
dwelling property to ID. q. Alive, a
member of the new lumber company,
for some coal land and other proper
ty in Keokuk county.
Albert Souter of Austin, Mimi,
came in Monday to visit his father,
who is very poorly with rheumatism.
Albert is in the real estate business
at Austin and is doing nicely.
Mrs. Ella Shriver and daughter of
Ohio are here visiting Mrs. Shriyer's
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Souter, for the last ten days. Mrs.
Shriver had not seen her parents for
years.
Tee following ministers from dis
lance were in attendance at the Dis
trict Quarterly meeting of the Free
Methodist church over Sunday:
Rev. G. w. earns, District Chm,
Cedar Rapids.
Rev. VIM. CalIantine, Newton.
Rev. E. j. Fish, Newton.
Rev. w. A. Whitloek, Foster.
Rev. A. Stedwell, Eldon.
Rev. S. B. Leatherman, Sigourney.
Rev. G. A. Anderson, Knoxville.
The meeting was one of great IN
terest and a royal good meeting all
around.
Nasty.
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CAS- TORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ssass the .. Llzzzz1za
Lincoln.

Albert Erickson was in the neigh
borhood Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Steddom visited Miss
Lydia Briggs last Thursday.
Mr.. REYNOLDS has erected a new
windmill and is rebuilding his barn
Mrs. Della Johnson and her mother
Mrs. Turner were out to their place
Saturday.
Guy Pomeroy's baby is quite sick
with diphtheria. DR.. Beaudry is II
attendance.
Miss Carrie Andrews was dowT
from Marshalltown visiting her uncle
Amos Briggs.
Alonzo Hellings and family were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
Fox, of Lacey.
Many from this neighborhood at
tended the funeral of Robert Pember
ton. His wife has the sympathy o.
many friends.
ANETTA.
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B. B. B. c..

The Good Templars of Beacon viii
hold an entertainment and festival al
Prices hall, Beacon, Saturday even.
ing, Oct. 81, at 1880 O'Clock. The net
proceeds of the evening are to be
given to the Beacon Base Ball Club.
There will be vocal and instrumental
music, good speaking and good dia-
logues, and it will be in every way a
splendid entertainment. EVERYBODY
should help the boys out, and next
year they will have the champion
team of Iowa.
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Address all oOmmunIcatOns 10 ARBUcKLE BROS, NoTIoF

Ella Burgess was in Fremont last
Tuesday and Wednesday attending
the County S. S. convention.
Nora Bergman came home from OF
tumwa Saturday where she has been
visiting for couple of weeks.
Harley Fellars and Miss Carrie Phil
lippe attended Epworth League at
Russell Chapel Sunday evening.
Mr.Johnson and family ,ofOttumwa,
and J. w. Arganbright and wife were
Sunday visitors at Fred Bergman's.
Fletcher Mckinney, wife and daugh-
ter Gladys, of Fremont, and Roe Nc
Kinney and family spent Sunday with
their brother Oliver and family.
October IS. SKIRMIsHER.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-10-19
MINES And MINING.
News of Interest to Black Dia-
mond Dealers.

j. II. Barnes has opened up new
coal mine just west of the city, and is
now getting out a fine quality of coal
in large quantities.
~
Des Moines, Oct. lathe White
breast Fuel company has struck coal
on the land it is prospecting along
Beaver Greek and the Des Moines
river northeast of the city. On the
Daily tract contracted for some time
ago the drill has passed through a
vein of over four feet.
~
The long strike which has been on
among the Webster county coal min
ers, which resulted in the closing up
of every mine in the district, has at
last been settled. The miners have
been receiving s1.75 per day for the
day men with a ten hour day, while
the tonnage men received rs cents
per ton. The miners struck for the
district price, which is 80 cents per
ton for the tonnage men and 50 per
day for the day men with an eight
hour day. The settlement is in the
nature of a compromise. The offer
made by the companies and accepted
by the miners is 80 cents per ton for
the tonnage men and $3.50 per day for
the day men, with an eight hour day.
~
The people of Pana, Ill.,, are happy
over the settlement of the coal min
ers strike, which has extended over
two years. Tuesday conference was
held between operators and state
union mine officials and it resulted in
an amicable settlement. The forty
cent scale will be paid and the union
is thoroughly recognized. Four mines
will resume operations at once.
~
The Bussey Press says: The o. K.
Coal company has purchased the Pack
farm, nearly a mile south of Bussey
and has contracted to erect fifty
houses thereon this fall. They will
likely build fifty more in the spring.
They will build a comfortable four
room house, and the contract has
been let to Contractor Malone.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-10-19
Adams.

Mrs. e. j. Allgood is quite sicH
again.
] N. Allgood is in town with hogs
to-day.
Steven Criss and wife visited at tht
Ed Gay home recently.
Rev. McBlane preached his frs
sermon at Centenary Sunday.
A. b Hanna was looking after his
interests at the farm Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Ruby spent the week
with the children in the country.
@. e. Hanna and wife visited over
Sunday at the Elmer Pomcroy home
near Fremont.
Mesdames Lottie Hanna, Nellie
Krizer and Anna McMullen have new
sewing machines.
j. N Aligood and family, Mrs
Hester Gatewood and children, Mrs
Ida Coleman and children, Jennie
Mincer and Harry and Gladys An
drews called at Aft Aligood's Sum
day.
Oct. Is. PAHsy.
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Police News.

There were half dozen cases Of
intoxication in the Mayors court this
morning. A couple of young men in
the west end were arrested for mis-
conduct on the streets and were re.
leased with the understanding thai
they were to go to their homes. They
proceeded to take on a greater load
than they were carrying and the re-
suit was that they landed in Jail and
had a double hearing this morning.
A single lonely tramp applied to
the officers for lodging last evening
was Accommodated and will have to
work on the streets to pay for the
bed and breakfast.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-10-19
Railroad Strike.

Cedar Rapids, Ia. Oct. 1S.-Forty.
one switchmen employed in the BIC.
r. & n. railway yards, quit work this
morning. They demand higher
wages. Two men remained at work.
The striking switchmen have issued
statement. They say they will black
ball any man interfering with COM
pany property or hindering any man
desiring to work.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-10-19
PUBLIC SALES
u. cRIspIN
ANETTA

IL. CRISPIN
win offer at public auction on the b.
f. Winkleman farm, two and hall
miles north of 0skaloosa, Monday,
oct. 30, at 10 o'clock, span of mules
s and 10 years old, % hogs, consist
ing of 6 brood sows, 10 spring pigs
and head of fall pigs, % acres OF
corn in field, wagon, Milwaukee
binder, corn planter, mower, harrow,
riding corn pillow, stirring pillow, bob
sled, SET work harness and other
articles not mentioned. Easy terms.
II HI. Willis auetioneer.
INSANE. Miss Martha Olson Of
near New sharon was before the
commissions for the insane Monday
aftarnoon and as result was taken
IS The asylum at nj Pleasant for
treatment
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ALSO BEST LINE TO DEsvrR.
by al 20 have fine
Best Dining Car Service.
Newest Trains between Chicago
Onahs, Kansas City and
Colorado.
Buffet Library Smoking Cars.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
~ Hattie NJ Bartlett, Plaintiff,


L. W. Bartlett, Defendant
In the District Court Of tha State of
Iowa, in and for MahaslSg Gos nty,
December term, A. D., 1879
To I. W BARTLETT:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the nth dav of October. 1889. q
petition of plaintiff will be fled in the
office of the clerk OF the District
Court of the State of Iowa, IN and for
Mahaska County, claiming OF you
divorce from the bends OF raatrimonY
now existing between plaintiff and
yourself, and also asking the care and
custody of one minor enid, Agatha
Bartlett.
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon OF the second
day OF the December term, A d 1929.
Of said court, which viii commence On
the 6th day Of December 1859 defaulE
viii be entered against you and Iukle
ment and decree rendered thereon
a. prayed fer III said petition
j M II
1aW4 Attorney for Plaintiff
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-10-19
Fatal Flames

knighstown, Ind, Oct. 18.-Fire
this morning destroyed s1OO, 900 worth
of property and caused the death of
three volunteer firemen. The dead
are: Chas. Scutter, Truman Rhodes
and Fon Davis. The men were crush
ed to death by falling walls.