davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

die ratowac swe mienie, pa
mietajmy jednak, ze ogieh ME
plugawi. chcc niszczy, podczas
gdy trucizna moskiewska 1 nisz.
czy i plugawi''.
Oburzenie ma ks. Stojafow-
skiego "a jego propaganda mos.
kaloflska jest mniej Tub wiecej
szczerem, ale powszechnem W
dzieunikarstwie galicyjskiem.
Ale odpowiedzi ma jego zachwa-
lanie rporzadkow" rosyiskich
So niemal zawsze goiosfowne,
wyrazaja ~sfuszne oburzenie, hub
pogarde = ME zawieraja ar
gument6w, zbijajacych jego
klamliwe twierdzenia. Me
dawno n. p. juz pc procesach
lwowskich Stojafowski W pi-
semku SVEN W szeregu punk
tow zaznaczyf wyAszosc prawo-
dawstwa i urzadzeh rosyjskich
mad austrjackiemi j specialize
galicyjskiemi. By}y tam pc
prostu razace kfamstwa i ME-
dorzecznosci, ktorych jednak
mkt nalezycie ME umiaf wyka-
zac. Wiedsac p. p, &c chiopi
g~alicyjscy dosyc powszechnie
skarza sic ma sadly, Stojafowski
pisze: W Kr6lestwie jest lepiej,
DO tam sadly odbywaja sic W
gminie. Tymczasem JUL W r.
1876 Rad rosyjski zni6sf sadly,
kt6re ~odbywafy sic W gminie i
zaprowadzlf move sadly. nazwa-
ne %gminnymi, ale obejmujace
mniej wiecej takie. okregi, jak
tn powiaty sadowe. Sedzio.
vie So wprawdzie obieralni, ale
czesto Rad wybor6w ME "a
twierdza i mianuje sedzi6w
~dowolnie. w gubernjach, W
ktorych mieszkaja obok katoli-
k6w polakow b. unici niemal
wszyscy sedziowie So miano-
waui i, ma sic rozumiec, z zasa
dy pra wosfawnymi. A ponie-
wal ma licho platna posade Sc
diego gminnego ME pokwapi
sic laden moskal porzadniejszy,
majacy jake take wyksztafce.
ME, vice wymiar sprawiedli-
wosci bywa powierzany zazwy
czaj ostatniego gatunku szu-
brawcom, W najlepszym razie
nieukom i pijakom, najczeiciej
}apownikom i nawet po prostu
kryminalistom.
Drugim argumentem, kt6rym
Stojalowski wojuje, jest twier-
dzenie, De W Kr6lest vie pc
datki SO znacznie ~mnieisze, a
dobrobyt lddnoscl znacznie
wiekszy.
Co sic tyczy podatk 6w. Ia
znaczylismy juz, i hr. Moszy1-
ski kiedys szczeg6towo wyka-
zywa}, zdaje sic, W Ruchu spo-
Acznym, 2e ma ogot ME sd wca-
lie W Krolestwie mniejsze. Je-
zell podzielimy sumo podatkow
bezposrednich i posrednich, wy
ciaganych przez Rad rosyjski
z Kr6lestwa i sumo podatkow
obu tych kategoryj, ~piaconych
W Galicji, ma liczbe glow lud-
nosci, to sic oka3e, &c w Galicji
prIypada tylko + ri. i kilka
nascie czy kilkadziesiat centow
wiecej. Ale pamietac trzeba,
ae W Galicji daleko wy1ej opo
datkowany jest przemysl i in
teligentna praca zawodowa. LIE
karz, literal, urzednik j t. d. ME
pfaca W Rosji wcale podatku,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29
q ca}ej' Polski.
(Ciag dalszy).

I0
Znajduje czasem W dzienni-
kach galicyjskich obojetne Tub
nawet przychylne glossy o ku
ratorjach trzezwosci W Kroles
twie. TIE ~instytucje, ktore, we
dug ustawy, powinny bye or
ganami wfadzy pahstwowej,
maja przedewszystkiem "a Ia.
DAME, jak trafnie okresla war
szawska Pochodnia. ,,ujsc ener-
gle spoieczna W karby stosow
ne, ujarzmic ia i spozytkowac
ma rzecz rzadu i pod jego kon.
trola'', a naleaafoby dodac i ola
jego cel6w.
o tych celach otwarcie m6wi
p. Na6hudah:l (puikownik Ian
darmski Margrafskij), rzecznik
urzedowy ,.uowej polityki" l.
meretyhskiego.
,Czionkowie kuratorj6w po
winni sic liczyc Idea pahstwo-
wa rosyjska. Prey pomocy cd
powiedniej literatury, droga
odczytow popularnych, aywych
obrazow, przedstawie6 scenicz-
nych - otworzy sic pred chic
penn polskim niezmierny SWAT
zycia rosyjskiego, dotychczas
starannie ukrywauy pred MIN
przez intelligence zapewne w
'tym.celu, ably chfop ME omyli}
sic W wyborze oiczyzny''.
,,Praktyka = powiada Po-
@odnia = jest dotad skromna
ale i ia wystarcza, ably czfowiek
uczciwy usuna} sic jak maj
spieszniej cd wspolnej piracy re
stupajkami moskiewskiemi i ME
przykfadal reki do oba}amuca-
MIA i wynaradawianla swych
braci''. Zreszta Rad sam usu-
wa ludzi uczciwych. nTu =
czytamy dalej - z pobudek "a
sadniczych odrzucono mysl pre-.
numerowania polskich pism lu-
dowych, tamiwykluczono z Pc
siedzeh czfowieka, kt6ry pred
20 sp!amif swa biafa SKATE ME
winnosci udziafem W jakichs
rozruchach studenckich". w
Warszawie kuratorjum trzez-
wosci urzadza wielka zabawe
ludowa ma uczczenie setnej rocz-
nicy urodzia Puszkina, zabawe,
kt6ra bedzie jedna z wielu pro-
wokacyj i obelg. przygotowa
nych przez Rad ma te pierwsza
W Warszawie ,,swobodna", bez
dozoru policji i zandarm6w,
ale z gorliwym ich wspofudzia.
lem W roll uczestnikow, uroczy.
stosc.
A to drugi fakt, majacy row
niez og6lne znaczenie. w grud-
niu r. z. wydana zostaia usta-
wa ola obywatelskich, ochot-
niczych stray ogniowych W
Ma mocy tel usta-
wy czfonkowle stra3y musza sic
wykazaG swiadectwem lojal-
nosci politycznej. Obrady ma
zebraniach maja sic ltoczyc w
jezyku rosyjsklm, za< wv ma
rzeczu miejscowem' wtedy tyl-
ko, kiedy uzna ia stosowne
personal---very.. A %przewodni.
czacym moze zostat tylko u
rzednik panstwowy. Gdzie ia
kiego niema np.,w wielu du-
&ych osadach fabrycznych, tam
straay bye ME moze. Komenda
podczas mustry, parady i PREY
pozarze must bye rosyjska. Gu
bernator ma prawo usunac re
stray kazdego bez podania DO
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

nalezy tel fatwosci zdobywania
srodk6w, jaka istotnie jest W
Rogi i wogole we wszystkich
krajach, majacych nizka kultu-
re, utozsamiac z dobrobytem
powszechnym, jakim sic ciesza
tylko kraje wysoko cywilizo-
wane, mp. Szwajcarjs.
w innem m~iejscu wspomina-
my o cie4eniu ku Rosji, ujaw-
niajacem sic W ostatnich CA
sach wsrod mieszczahstwa j in.
teligencji galicyjskiej. Me jest
to wiasciwie cieAenie, ale raczej
najgorszy gatunek ugody =
zgoda z losem, z domniemana
koniecznoscia. Pc prostu ira.
ca ludzie Ware W trwafos6 list.
nienia AustrJi, p~rzewiduJa, re
Rosja zapewne zajac zechce Ga
licje i pocieszaja, wmawiajac "
siebie, lie bedzie i'm lepiej, DO
swiecie wierza. &c W zabcrze ro-
syjskim dobrobyt jest wiekszy.
Tymczasem te wfasnie warst
wy, wsr6d ktorych podobne po-
gladly kraza, mic by z pewnoscia
ME zyskaiy. Jedyna gafei wiel
kiego ~przemysiu W Galicji -
przemys} naftowy bylty odra-
zu zachwiany wskutek swobod-
mel konkurencji nafty kaukaz
kiej. Ludzi, posiadajacych wy
ksata}cenie techniczne i handle.
we. ktorzy mogliby znalezc "a
robek W Rosji, Galicja ma ma
wet ma swoje skromne potrzeby
"a mafo, czego najlepszym do.
WOODEN, re W przedsiebiorstwach
przemysiowych, ma posadach
inaynierskich i technicznych W
Wydziale krajowym W og6le
W zawodach praktycznych jest
sporo ludzi zKrolestwa i nawet
z zaboru pruskiego. Inteligen-
Gle galicyjska stanowia W c.
gromnej wiekszosci urzednicy, a
CT jednorazowo lub stopniowo
portability posady, ktore zajeli
by przybysze z Rosji hub nawet
polacy z zaboru rosyjskiego :.
Znecanie sic pedagogow ME-
mieckich, zw}aszcza pruskich
mad dziecmi, szczegolnie mad
dziecmi polskiemi, powszechnie
jest znane. Objawy okrucie6-
silva pedagogicznego, spotego-
wanego systematycznoscia ME.
miecka. kt6re gdzieindziej wy
wofafy by ogolne oburzenie, W
zaborze pruskim czesto przecho.
dza bez wra3enia, mkt ME zwra-
ca ma ME uwagi, DO wydaja sic
ju3 rzecza zwyk}a. Przecie jed.
max smierc osmioletniego Waw-
rzy1ca Grzelczaka powinna by.
Ia nietylko w spofecze1stwie
polskiem, ale i W niemieckiem,
oburzyc ludzi uczciwych. Ma
uczyciel Zaeske W Pudliszkach
zbif niemifosiernie tego chiopca
W szkole, powaliwszy go ma
iawke. Dziecko o wiasnych
siiach ME mogfo dojsc do domu
i Przyniesione przez starsza
siostre tego2 dnia W strasznych
meczarniach zmarlo. Nauczy.
ciel sam doniosf o tym wypad-
ku wfadzy, (przezornosc obra
chowana ma zmiejszenie mozli-
wei kary). Sekcja wykryfa u
zuariego pekniecie kiszki, tax
przynajmniej okreslaja przy-
czyne smierci pisma polskie.
Wedfug zeznah swiadkow
nauczyciel zbi} chiopca "a to,
re rOzmawiaf pc polsku, wediug
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

usieof ne kapapie j osekaf'
Wtsm otwisrajs sic drswi, . do
Pokoju wchod,i starsry jakii met
cryzna " ssotyoh ~okularsch. o krot
kiej prsy strsytonsj brodsis | ogolo
nym wssis.
- Aha, to pewnis ten wsrjat -
pomyslsi sobis pan P. 1 sisd.i dalsj
spokojnie.
Maggie sblita sic don nowopr.yby.
y jegomoSc ! u~dsr,sjsc 60 poufLs
20 rsmisniu, z~spytuje:
- Panic, to pan wczorsj bylsl "
ogrodsie Jssuickimf
- TAX odpowisds kr6tko pan
p, ksory sobie prsypomniss " tel
chwili, Hs variation ME nalsay SIC
sprse eiwIst.
- A ia piekns psoi obok pana.
byis pshsks tons? - pyta dalej ME.
rnsjomy'
Wiasnis panic. ons byis mojs
tone - brsmisis odpowisdz.
- A ten surdut, kupii pan a
srswoa - indsguje " dslssym oisgu
ciekswy nissnsjomy.
= Tax panic, musiaiem go kupic
q szswoa, DO krswieo ME miai surdu.
10 pa mojs misre.
Maggie zaowu otwiersjs sic drrwii
do pokoju wohodsi ssdzis.
Pan P. ~odstohnst g'eboko, sbliaa
sic do ssdsiego ! szeposs mu nj u.
OHIO:
= Panic sed,io, to skohorony
warjssi
R6wnoosssais . drugisj strony
Podohodsi 6w ~'nissnajomy ! opowis.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
STARS WILL FALL
Meteoric Display Scheduled for
November ID.

IL
me neohiuS arc 0oiiiiNS' - 'D
my ~ u 'ue if'n - ,'eA1 IL o'''-i .llol =
WIN pun toi" ''o -le0' 0-l' 60. 80
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anu 'peo'''0 ''''' 80 0''--i ~ ~ y, 3
T'''t : '1 ,!l, -'.o Wv N.1I...l:- st,-
IL -" ','ri" ~" , 'uo 9 CI ,l'.9 y, Wv
i-,'su ''I It =, a. o,'o- 49,. e, a.
- q Nl"e o''DNl "'o p1o p'.- . '''-' 49,
o"'9I ing OI0 appeal ''i'o ~ ''i'
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

MarshalltOwn Times-Republican
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira McNair, of Golden
City Mo, are in the city for a visit at
the home of their daughter, Mrs j Ohm
Sanderson. From here they will go
to Newton and Oskaloesa to VISIT
friends, they having resided formerly
in both cities.
P. o. photograph and son Earl de.
parted yesterday for Bethany, West
Virginia, where they will join Mrs
photograph in permanent residence
in that city. They will visit en- route
for few days with friends and rela.
tives in Indianapolis. Mrs Upde.
graph has been in Bethany since the
first of September, being principal OF
Bethany college.
The first of a series of parties to be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A RosenbIatt
was held at their pleasant home in
Elvyn Place last evening. The guests
were invited at six-thirty, and after
partaking of an elegant supper whist
was discussed at six tables. Mrs. W.
r. Lacey carried off the honOrs and
was presented with handsome pic
ture. Frank Morse caught the back
end of the freight train and was given
a box of silver polish to brush up with
The evening was one Of rare Measure
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature s1sss Sso ., &XAzzzu
Mauch Chunk.

Mrs. Geo. McMaines is on the sick
list.
Fred Reed and wife visited last
Sunday at ID. Zumwalt's.
Mrs. G. A. Allgood spent Saturday
and Sunday at White Oak.
Ike Summers and family were Sun
day guests at Chas. Ruby's.
FrankShafer and family entertained
number of their friends Sunday.
Postmaster Witt and family, OF
Oneska, were through this vicinity
last week.
A. r. Thomas, wife and daughter
Louie ate dinner Sunday at the VIM.
Witt home.
Robt. Reed returned home from
Oklahoma last week and reports ev-
erything fine.
Fred Shaw, wife and baby were en-
tertained last Sunday at the parental
Hadley home.
Ed Brewer and wife visited on Sat.
urday and Sunday with their daugh-
ter and family.
VIM. Pike shipped to Chicago last
week one hundred head of hogs OF
bis own feeding.
Platte Allgood, one of Mahaska's
best teachers, visited recently at the
Will Reed home.
Mrs. David Marks and daughter
Mabel and Mrs Jas. Eisiminger were
callers at Robt. Reeds on Tuesday.
G. @. Myers, formerly of this place
but now of 0skaioosa, is building a
barn on his 2o0-acre farm near here
October %. GUESS.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
1000 Acres Burned

Washington, Ia, Oct. Yester-
day while threshers were at work
near Brighton, sparks set fire to the
pasture and in few minutes the
whole pasture was on fire. The high
wind carried the flames faster than
man could run, and in less than an
hour at least one thousand acres of
pasture and timber land was laid to
waste. 1t took everything in sight.
Along the route it burned the barn of
a Mr.. Logan and several haystacks.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
PERSONAL NOTES.
What Your Friends and Your
Neighbors are Doing.
Tuesday.

/ TUESDAY
Miss Kate Brewster is visiting at
Ihe whey no me III m"rSnali'o"H
Henry Fleak, OF Fremont, was IN
the city yesterday visiting with rela-
! tives.
Mrs. j. R. Price IS home from a
visit at the parental Battln nome III
MarshaIItoWn.
Mr.. and Mrs. West, Of Abba, are
here for visit with their daughter,
Mrs Dennis Little.
rand Mrs John Caul,of St Louis,
are visiting at the parental Taes home
on First avenue west,
Mrs. Grace Ncwsom has gone to
Evans for a few days visit with her
friend, Miss Mary Freburg.
Misses Bernice Hein2man and Xii
tie Campbell have returned from a
visit with relatives in Fremont.
Miss Rhet.a Helm and her sister,
Mrs. Grace Ncwe0m, visited over
Sunday with their grandmother, in
Fremont.
Mrs. Dennis Robinson departed this
morning for Eldon to be a guest ut
the parental Hoilenbeck home for
few days.
Mrs. Binford. of Marshantown.w who
has been a guest at the Judge BIanch-
ara nome III IBIS city returned 10 her
nome yesterday
Mrs. c. o. Harper, of Martinsburg,
arrived in the city yesterday after
noon and will visit with friends and
relatives for few days.
MISS H@.1i. Denton, VIE s.o7 been
VlSl'lDg IL IDe cry 'oE tA' paSs t5h
u4Js' ueP"E,'a yesterday al'1fhoon
ioF her nome u Oflsn1on.
Mrs. Ed S. K@ow'ton and daveh,
ter Gladys departed yesterday for
Livermore, Iowa, to visit her soldier
ofo1ner' carr iunt' who Is Ill
Mrs. Walter WTay, who has been in
the city visiting with friends and rel
atives, went to Rose ain yesterday
to visit with brother for few days.
c. e. Holden and ]. w. Arche-, +
Delta, were in the CITY Yesterday = d
departed in the evening via the Cen
trail for California, where they expect
TO remain permanently.
Mrs Carrie Barnet o,bo b,, 49,,
in tho citv for tba nost ,,aa,- - 60.
Will fr;onds ard raIotimos - - !. :
NTorsbo1Itonn,, ,,as+a.,sa, e..,,',, - ~
be . onost 80 horsistor 49, -. -
inc - tor bo,,o :, nos moi,os
=.
Ndioo y rue "aEe received q oeie-
gralh 70, nay rom her protnef, =. Y.
" are, u oiehroy, ONO, saying hls
ii''ie aaus'i1ef I1eleh alea this morn
ing Inc FANNY formerly iiVed mere
anu iiaNe me ytppatny OF theIr many
iiieh"s'
ii. =. leonard came to the city this
morning from Marshalltown and will
have charge OF the Centerville branch
passenger run in the absence of Con
ductor Mccarthy, who has been called
to take charge OF the officials special
train for a short time
Eddyville Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
north IF tour, ~, Iaranlr padseatt aa
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
IOWA CENTRAL RY.
officials Meet With 0skaloosa
Business Men.

The New York officials and the
active managers of the Iowa Central
railroad were in town over night and
were entertained at the Masonic
parlors last evening by about 90 mem
bers of the Oskaloosa Board of Trade
and representative business men of
the city. The local committee who
had charge of the reception were:
Messrs. F. d. Boyer, Chas. Huber,
Chas. Lofland, John Renfrew and L.
r. Rosebrook. In the visiting party
were the President of the Co. Mr. r.
J. Kimball, Directors Taintor, Chase
and Knapp, all of New York City,
and the heads of all the departments
of the road as follows: Acting Gen
eraI Me- wager Tittemore, Auditor Was
son, Superintendent Huntington,
General Counsel G. w. Sewers, Gen
eral Road Master seeley and Chief
Engineer Macy.
The official party is on its annual
tour of inspection, and came in on
special consisting of the official car
"Iowa" and a sleeper from Peoria at
seven O'Clock. The gentlemen were
met at the depot by committee and
taken in carriages and driven over
the city for half an hour. They were
then escorted to the Masonic temple
where the members of the Board of
Trade had gathered to greet them
During the evening refreshments
were served, under the direction of
Landlord Helm of the Birdsall Hotel,
and informal conversation engaged
in. Later on order was called and a
few short speeches were made by ].
B. Bolton, W. R. Lacey, F. d. Boyer,
N. P. Harrington and others on the
part of the city, and President Kim
ball and General Manager Tittemore
of the road. G. w. Sewers, as a
resident of Oskaloosa and an official
of the road, talked from both stand
points and emphasized the sentiments
expressed by the others that the feel
ing of the citizens toward the road
and the road toward the city was
very cordial and friendly.
In his little talk, which was right to
the point, Mr.. Tittemore pointed out
the fact that the pay roll of the road
to residents of this city amounted to
over S13, 900 every month. For this
reason and for the further reason
that the freight and passenger service
of the Iowa Central was second to
none, he thought the road was en-
titled to much consideration and bust
ness from the citizens of Oskaloosa,
and everybody agreed with him fully.
The trip of the officials means num-
erous improvements for the road, in
Guiding a new steel bridge at Eddy
vile. Several changes and improve
ments are also scheduled for Oska-
loosa, and this city will lose nothing
by maintaining it's friendly relations
with the Iowa Central.
The party were gratified with the
reception and treatment they received
here, and the local committee is to
be congratulated for the success of
the occasion which was gotten up on
such short notice.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
Perkins at New Sharon.

Hon. Geo. d. Perkins, Of Sioux
City, was at New Sharon Monday
night, and was the speaker for a fine
Republican meeting. Concert hall
was filed, and the New Sharon band
furnished excellent music for the oc-
casion. Chas. Griffith called the
meeting to order and named Hon. j.
A. Garner president for the evening.
He in turn introduced the speaker
who delivered a solid and convincing
Republican argument. New Sharon,
as usual, is alive to the Republican
cause this year, and is making de-
termined efforts TO increase their
splendid majorities OF the past.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
Cons olidation Deferred

At called meeting of the Oska-
loosa Board of Trade Monday night
the matter of consolidation with the
Mahaska County Association was de-
ferred until future meeting. A
committee consisting of II. S, How.
ard and G. w. Shockley was ap,
pointed to meet similar committee
from the Association, consisting N
j. Bentley, A. P. Spencer and A.
Rosenblatt, to draw up necessary
resolutions of consolidation and
make the same more explicit and
binding than could be done other
wise.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
NOTICE.
To Sarah A. Allfather and Henry
AllEnAl-rr. l.

To Sarah A. Allfather and Henry
Allfather, her husband:
You are hereby notified that a petit
ton of Elizabeth L.Hood, ct al, is now
on file in the office of the clerk of
the district court of the State of Iowa,
in and for Mahaska county, asking
an order for the sale of the n w Il Of
the S E 4 of lot of the w 4 of
the S E i of section 20, township rs,
range II west ,Mahaska county, Iowa,
and so acres, being part of the S EI
of section 7, township 10, range g,
Calcasien Parish, Louisiana.
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon Of the second
day of the December term, A. q. 1899, of
said court, which will commence on
the 5th day of December, 1899 default
will be entered against you ard judg-
ment and decree rendered thereon as
prayed for in said petition.
BOLTON & Mccoy & BOLTON.
13w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
Real Estate Transfers.

J Dnes, Edward and wife to
G F Kiser, land in B-77-15. 100 90
Sheets, Charles B and wife
to G w Russell, land in 25-
74-14 ..... 800. -. 4,3OO 90
Ollom, John F and wife to
Mary Ollom, land in 26-75-14 $50 co
Frankel, Anselem Cd to J w
McMillen, lots ! and ? blk
10 Mont adj. ........ Is 90
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
~ Hattie NJ. Bartlett, Plaintiff.
l. W.. Bartlett. Defendant

I. W. Bartlett, Defendant.
In the District Court of the State OF
Iowa, in and for Mahaska County.
December term, a. D., 1899.
To |. W. Bartlett:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 18th day of Octobe-, 1899, a
petition of plaintiff will be filed in the
office of the clerk of the District
Court of the State of Iowa, in and for
Mahaska County, claiming of you a
divorce 4 ON the bonds of matrimony
now existing between plaintiff and
yourself, and also asking the care and
custody of one minor child, Agatha
Bart EFT.
And that unless yoI appear hereto
and defend before room Of the second
day of the December term, A. d. 1899,
of said colrt, which will commence on
the 9Th day of Decen Der, 1899, default
will be entered against you and iudg-
ment and decree rendered thereon
as prayed for in said petition.
j. NJ. HEBRON.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
Strike Settled.

Cedar Rapids, Oct. "a. The strike
Of the b. Il. r. s N, switohmen has
been anicably settled. The men re-
turned 10 work to-day The basis Of
agreement was not made public, but
il il satisfactory alike % the CONS
pxny ana men
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
Another spiritualist Meeting.

Another SplIICuallSI meeting.
Max Hoffman, the renowned Spir-
itualist and test medium of Chicago,
by request of his many friends, will
give a lecture and tests at the opera
house, Sunday, October "a, 1899, at
1880 O'Clock p. m. A crowded house
will be expected. Admission 25 cents.
Everybody is expected to come and
learn something of this wonderful
philosophy. 45d4-l3W1-pd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
At Pekay.

The Republican meeting at Pekay
Tuesday evening was fine seocess
despite the fact that some Democrats
in Oskaloosa boosted that they were
going to break up the meeting. The
house was filled and the best of at
tention was given throughout, to the
talks of Hon. L. @. Blanchard and
". q. Jones. All the Republican
candidates were present and enjoyed
meeting all In attendance. The Re-
publican Quartette furnished music
for the occasion.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
Economic League.

The first regular meeting of the
oskaloosa Economic League was held
in the supervisors room at the court
house, Monday night, j. P. Gruwell
presiding.
The time was taken up with dis.
cussion OF plans, and In preparation
Tor future work. Leaders for the
next three months were chosen a.
follows:
Political Economy Rosenberger.
Political Science-A. L. Comstoek
Socialogy IS. NJ. Hadley.
Each alternate meeting viii be for
lectures, and the others for the regu.
lar lessons. The next meeting will
be in two weeks and wiz be for the
lesson The arst lecture win be de.
livered Monday, Nov. 20, By James
Carroll, on Municipal Ownership ),
The lectures are to be presented Il
writing and are to be preserved Il
the archives d the league.
Cures crouII, sore throaf. ps,l,a<,n.
arr <roubIee. Monarch over na5t. -
every sort. r. Thomas Ecleet<;s
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE

EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
IL Notice is hereby given 10 all
persons interested, that on the 18th
day of October, "A. D., 1899. the under
signed was appointed by the district
court of Mahaska county, Iowa. ex-
ecutrix OF the estate of Daniel Press
nan, deceased Late of said county. All
persons indebted to said estate viii
make payment to the undersigned.
ana those having claims against the
same VIII present them legally
authenticated to said court for allow
ance.
Dated October Ia, 1899.
RACHEL III. PREssNALL, Executrix.
b. w. PRESTON,
Attorney for Estate.
lzw3 r. X. DAVIS, Clerk.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

Remaining uncaIled for in the post
Office at OskaIoosa, Iowa, for the week
ending October q, 1899:
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Allen, John fl ReniOn, Geo
Allen, Ebert Smith, w
Charles, Henry Shelley, Walter
Jones, " ] TObin, James
Morris, J G Tyford, John
Nidiver, Frank Taylor, Zack
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson, Betty l2)Jones, Mrs. Robert
Barnard, Hattie Line, Mary F
Hovey, Matilda SmashaIl, Mrs A G
Wright. Jamie
Parties calling for letters from this
list will please call attention to ad-
vertised list of this date. The above
letters will be held two weeks from
date and then sent to the dead letter
office.
CHAs. V. HOFFMAN,, P. M.