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The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
A Penny for Your Thoughts.

| was just thinking if you would get a
bottle of Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup, il
would cure your cough and let your wife
sla~o come tonight. Guaranteed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
YALE DEFEATS WISCONSIN.
In the Football Game AT New Haven
the Former Wins by
Score of q to d.

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 23.-The Uni
verslty of Wisconsin football eleven
had her colors lowered by Yale here
Saturday afternoon in contest, Tie
final score of which was Yale 6, Wiscon-
sin 0, but the Yale men required near.
ly all of the 80 minutes of play to Sc
cure the single touchdown ard goal
which constituted her victory over the
young men who came from the west 10
wage the battle. The game in many re-
spects was the finest ever Witnessed on
the Yale gridiron, for it was not until
within the last five minutes of plav
that the Yale men were able to cross
the coveted goal line. At that the play
was of an extraordinary character, for
the scoring came only after thrilling
run of So yards by Richards. the Yale
halfback. who was carried by magnifi.
cent interference past. the Wisconsin
rush line. and then, being left to his
own resources, wiggled his way
through the entire Wisconsin back
field, eluding the four crack backs OF
the Badgers, and ultimately planting
the ball SqUarely behind the goal posts
Results of other leading football games in
the east:
Princeton. %: West Point, 0.
Harvard. Il: Brown, 0.
Lafayette, 6: Pennsylvania, 0.
Cornell, s; Lehigh. 0.
Williams. Is; Dartmouth, 10.
Columbia, IS: Amherst, 0.
Carlisle 16; Dickinson, Z
Results of leading football games in the
west:
Chicago. 81: Oberlin, o.
Ec.oit, II; Northwestern, 0.
Michigan, 0; Alumni, 0.
Mime sofa, 8: Ames, 0.
Iowa II; Rush. 0.
Missouri. Il; Nebraska, O.
1t takes a severe matrimonial frost to
kill the orange blossoms used in Rocky
Mountain Tea. 5 cents.
Ask your druggist.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

English SPAWN Liniment removes al
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs
splints, sweeney, ring-bone, stiles
sprains, all swollen threats, coughs, etc
Save $50 by use of one bottle. War
ranted the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known. Sold by Green & Bentley
druggists 0skalooSa u Iyr
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

spccfdl 10 fhe HERALD.
San Francisco, Oct. PA grand
reception by the Iowa delegation and
California people was rendered the
boys at camp on Preside Hill this
afternoon. None are sick in Co. "F. !,
We VIII probably be mustered out the
nrst week Of November. Robert
K'ssick stays here for a few DAYS.
Edwyne's body was embalmed and
viii be sent home.
r. w. aRARNp
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
The DiDhtheria.

The situation has improved mater
tally and it is most probable that the
quarantine that has been imposed
by the city Board of Health will be
raised in very few days.
Five days have now elapsed since
and there has been no new cases re
ported to the health officer and the
cases that have been quarrantineC
are all GONZALES cling. If there are NJ
more cases reported it is very likely
that the quarantine will be raised
and that the schools will open dur
ing the week.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

KNfAn &C Women as well as men are
" ttss - mace miserable by kidney aud
TIA bladder trouble. DIR. Kilmers
Swamp Root. the great kidney
t3l Me remedy, promptly cures. AT
LAW drugg SITS In fifty cent and
dollar sizes You may have a sample bottle by
mail free, also pamphlet telling all about Il.
Address, DIR Kilmer Il Co., binghamton, N. Y.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

YOU ought TO know that when suffer.
ing from any kidney trouble that a safe
sure remedy is Foley's Kidney Cure
Guaranteed or money refunded.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

soARsrTY OF MINERs:-The Des
Moines Leader says: Coal operators
who have granted their miners an ad-
vance say that as a result miners are
coming in from other districts IN the
state TO take advantage of the better
wages paid here. Quite a number
have come from the oskaloosa mines
and from Evans, where the maximum
nrios Is So centa, and many mines
are payine only Is cent?,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
A Short Sad Story

| A Cold
| Neglect.
| Pneumonia.
| Grief
Had Foley's Honey and Tar been used
this story would have had happier end
ing. csc and SOC
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Bennett, Carrie L and hus-
band to Patrick Tooney lot
s blk A Power ad. ....... 600 90
Dayle, Edward to A I Plum,
land in 2-74-16. .......... OF
McClain, O w and wife to j
WShaffer, lots and 10 and
lot Atwood's ad to
Sharon ouV W
q - - IN @ II Z "A.
e..,..b a The Kind You Have Always Bought
s''';'''' l%11zzzw
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
The Banner Pile Cure.
An Important Decision.

Is Banner Salve. 1t gives immediate
relief and will soon effect cure. 25c.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

ANOTHER AIE SHIP The Brighton
Enterprise says: 1.-THE Iowa Central
has put in a compressed air machine
1t the coal shute for loading engines
Sunday it was kept busy loading the
extra trains that passed here, all stop
ping to coal up. II takes seven mer
70 shovel coal to keep it busy and tn.
machine saves much time in coalins
up the passing trains.',
Old fashions in dress may be revived
but no old fashioned medicine can reojac
Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera and Diar
riaoea Remedy. For sale by Green
Benfiey Drug Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

Open the door, let in the air,
The winds are sweet, the flowers are fair
Joy is abroad in the world for me,
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

Is looked forward to with expectations OF JOY
and gladness. The ordeal of bringing the little
one into the world, however, is a critical one
for the mother-to-be, and her anticipations OF
the coming event are Swallowed with gloom
Half the pain and all the danger OF child birth
,,ea of - MoTsFR's FRIEND a scientific
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26
HW " NFtNt InDAF u
Special to the HERALD.

San Francisco, Oct. %. -Transport
Senator with the Iowa regiment was
locked this morning. The men dis
embarked and marched TO Preside,
under an escort of thousand re-
gulars. They were reviewed by Gen.
shafter, Gov. Shaw and STAFF. The
veterans were given an enthusiastic
reception all along the entire line of
march.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

IL warns up the heart like sunshine
cleers the soul like old wine, gives hope
for the future, blots out the past. That's
what Rocky Mountain Tea does.
Ask your druggist.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

1t takes a severe matrimonial frost to
kill the orange blossoms used in Rocky
Mountain Tea. 5 cents.
Ask your druggist.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1899-10-26

G. E. Taylor went to Des Moines
this morning to care for business.
A.U. woodward is in Kansas, called
by the very serious illness of sister.
L.C.Bolton arrived home this morn
ing from business visit in ottumwa-
Judge Scott was in the city satur-
day en- route to his home from keo'
kuk county court.
julius Swenson, of the Green .
Bentley store, was Sunday visitor
at his home in Ottumwa.
Miss Mae Griffis, OF Des Moines, II
ii the city visiting st the b2me Of hel
cousin, Mrs. Ralph o'Hsra
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
OLD scoTs REVIVED.
Well known Organization Begins .
New Career.

The Scottish-American Athletic Club. of
this city, which was organized twenty
years ago and gained reputation that
reached into almost every quarter of the
country has been revived and will again
do business at the old stand. A meeting
for the purpose of reorganizing was held
last night and the following officers elect
ed:-Presfdent, Counsellor Henry Nc
Cartin; first vice president, jeremiah
Straut; second vice president, William J.
Flanagan; treasurer. Patrick Cahill;
financial secretary. William ]. McGuin-
ness; Recording Secretary, James M
Frisnan; Captain, Thomas J. Vogellus;
first lieutenant, Edward T. Cahill; second
lieutenant, James Gillen; third lieutenant
James Ryan; sergeant-at-arms, James
Dowdell. The Board Of Trustees will be
chosen at the next meeting.
Twenty years ago a number Of lovers
of athletics and of the art OF self-defense
cot together and organized the Scottish
American Athletic Club. Ten years Of
prosperity were enjoyed and iage NUM-
Der Of runners, boxers and wrestiers were
developed. These men brought many
trophies to the club and made the name
Of the organization known wherever an
interest was felt in these branches of
snort. Dissensions began to cause trouble
about six years ago and the club went
down pretty swiftly. until finally dis
bandment was necessary. In the year 1883
oplv two events got away from the club
IN the A. a. u championship boxing and
wrestling meeting
The future Of the club IS bright and
those who have taken up the organization
again will work as hard as possible to
make the thing success.
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

10 CHARLES e. CARPENTER. ANNA CAR
penters his wife; Nettie Carpenter. Mary =.
Bartholomew, Robert u. Bartholomew. her
You are hereby, notified that At public sale
made by the City Collector Of Jersey City,
on the 7sth day q octoner, 1921 Ths = Mayor sr
suu, of two hundred and sixty nine dollars and
twenty-njne cents ALL the land and real es-
tas situate e s,. 5sro csy II hs ro0siny osl % m
5sset Street which is laid down and desigrat-
81 a lots 25 and 26, in block number 1H, upon
81 s.. Sc made by the ssCummissioners Of Ad-
fsstpnentF' appointed in and for said City hy
he Circuit Court Of the County Of Hudson.
hid n fIse5 ofFsea of the City Collector Of
Jersey city, On the sth day of January. lsss.
said report Ana map sna saio r. ss's m Dssr e & sSs
1.esisiaturs iof New. Jersey. passed March sotn.
An An Act Concerning the settlement and
collectio1issof arfsarages Of unpaid taxes.
assessments and water rates Or water
rents in cities Or this State. and I'M
posing ans syyng ga inst.sa sa5 ef sSas
IS arfearages, and to enforce the payment
thereof and to provide for the sale OF
lands subjected to future taxation and
Ana the several supplements thereto
And you are further notified that you
arnesr I'd have an estate or interest in
said land and real estate, ana unless sne
isesraad' 5sssu as provided in.said acts, before
tiss t expiration Of six months from and
after the service hereof, deed Tor the
ssn5s wifi Sc given conveying to Tha
Iavor ,.v and Aldermen OF Jersey City, the
Zee simple Of said land and real estate
according to the provisions Of the said
aSs =. tsd Jersey city, N J., October 14th. 1885,
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF 5kk<
81 sE1 IL =. Z. Hoos.
6seall o.posur,iMa1a.so Masor.
80 City Clerk
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

The showing made by the Fidelias last
night in the American National Tourna-
ment was surprise to many and a. brace
is necessary for this five to do all they
have promised. The scores:-
FIRST GAME.
Fidelia-iWagne 145; Kibbel, 1853; Koster-
179: Foege, 209; Amann, l5o. Total, Sol.
Riyerdale-Heep. ISL. Merten. 227; Gray,
1856; Brodbeck, rs; ZpIlinger, 17S. Total.
Ss7.
SECOND GAME.
Fidelia-Wagner l59 Kibbel, 1s4; Roster,
155; Foege, 2Ol; Amann 1853 Total ST ;.o
Doolittle-Apmann. 165; Holcomb. ~:
Wright, III; Duke, 15s; Coffman, 152. Total,
S13.
THIRD. GAME.
Riverdale-Heep, 1876: Merten, 1856: Gray.
1856: Brodbeck, 1T. zollinger l5S. Total,
Doolittle-Apmann. 100: Holcomb.. 141 !;
Wright, 1888; Duke, 14s; Coffman, 1SS. Total.
Two games went to the Golden Rods
last night in the National League Tour
nament by the following scores:-
FIRST CAME.
erkeIey-Maines. 1873; Mccoy, 1870; Ira
cy. 1854; Dennis, 2s2; Weingarth, 100. To-
Kings county-Johnson, 1870; VOORHEES,,
l54, Belnert, 100, omith, iol' Aiieh, 49,
Total, S15.
SECOND GAME.
Kings County--Johnson, 1853; VOORHEES,.
heis, 1884, Beinert, 1T; Smith, 17S; Allen,
1872 Total, S63
Golden Rod-Dormagen, 1872; Senner,
1859; Maier, 1859; Sherwood, 1874; Eek, 1885,
Total, 1863.
THIRD GAME.
Berkeley-Maines, 14S; Mccoy, 101; Ira
cy, JAP; Dennis, 177; Weingarth, u.s. To-
Golden Rod -Dormagen, 21o: Senner, 1873;
Maier, 152; Sherwood, 1853; Eek, 134. To-
tai 797.
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
SPORTS and
SPQR TSMEN.
Sylvas Won Two Games IN
the Hudson County Lea
que Tournament.
WORK ON THE GRIDIRON.
Stevens Prep. Beaten Old
Scots Revived State
Championship
Pool Golf.

The sylvas tighfened their hold on lead-
ing placeIn the Hudson County League
last night, by winning two games, one
from The Unions and one from the Pros
pectives. The score last night were good
and al the contests exciting. Thus far
the tournament has been a decided sue
cess and the interest will Undoubtedly in
crease as the weather gets colder.
Dickson was high, last night, with 1913
and F'rehner was second with 1877 Both
these scores were made in one game and
helped to give the Sylvas the highest
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

The history Of steam-d driven machinery
contains many chapter of accidents.
Our Electric Power saves bTeakage-
saves wear and tear saves expense saves
labor. You discover new savings every day
you use it. Give US opportunity to show
you the practical advantages of this safe
and saving power and its Little cost. We
make no charges for connections.
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

Adopted by the following vote on call
Ayes-AM the members Of the Board,
five {5) in number.
The Committee on Assessments and Ex-
tensions presented the following
Resolved, That plumbers licenses be
and are hereby granted to Wm j Cross,
P. n. O'connor and George n. Hahn. 70
plumbing work when they file the reqsilr-
ed bonds in the Office Of the Permit Clerk.
Resolved. That SIS be paid to A. F.
Smith Mfg Co., for sleeves at Pipe Yard,
June. 1899, claim No. S37.
water pipe. ETC.. Kearney avenue, near
West Side and Yale avenues, February
and April. 1899. claim No. 26o.
ss1. 10 to E. a. Dugan, for hay al and feed.
Wayne street stable, July, 1899, claim
81 SIS ssf. to E. A. Dugan, for meal wayne
street stable. July, 1889, claim No 54a
street stable. September, 1889, claim No.
sis5.75 to A. e. Nolan, for stationery
supplies, Water Registrar, September, 1873
s2s750 to VIM. J. Murphy, for lowering
water mains. removing stop boxes, etc,
Grove street, Pine street, etc, August,
h0sI sIs4 Atao to WI VIM. j. Murphy, for lowering
streets. September 1899. claim No. 6os.
stop boxes, Grove street. Tenth and
Eleventh streets. July, 1879, claim no.
GOA
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on call
for the ayes and nays:-
Ayes-An the members Of the Board.
five 90 in number.
The Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks presented the follow
II Resolved That $40 be paid to A. +.
street dock, September, 1893. claim Nc.
Charge Morgan street dock.
AdGptea sy dhs ths folowlns vote On eau
Ayes-Au the members OF the Board,
five (5) In number.
vey presented the following:-
Resolved, That So. 20 be paid 70 A. =.
Nolan for tracing cloth. etc, Engineer
ing Bureau, September. 1899. claim NO. osS.
Charge Engineering Bureau supplies.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
An ordinance was introduced, entitled
a Supplement to an Ordinance, entitled
An Ordinance to provide for numperin9
OF houses BY consecutinye ~ numbers nun ovas TOT con,
SsnreheS Mareh 8, isss. So '0sA'''''a -
Adopted BY the following vote on call
for the ayes and nays
Ayes-AH the members OF the Boarus
Ave {5) in number.
on motion the Board adjourned:
GEO. z. BouI0N
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

Adopted by the following vote on a call
for the ayes and nays
Ayes-Au the members Of the Board,
five {5) in number.
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

70 LOUIS MAdEEs

70 LOUIS MAdEEs-
- 1.,ison County New Jersey. made on the
a. ~ 6s fns date hereof in the matter Of the
sssi4ion for probate OF paper purportins to
Be the last wiM and testament Of Harriet a.
1,T.e,ft~ deceased you are required TO appear
xsf,sre the said Orphans Court and answer
he petitioners petition, on or before Friday,
tne eagth day Of November next at ten O'clock
= Z NJ or such proceeding will be had against
81, 81 II YOU had appeared In the above stated
matter OF proceeding.
CORNELIUS N. DuNNINQ,
d tss IDA D. EIGHA1Enr n011f
JAMES r. NceoRMAa
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

field. ~ e ~
The trouble with the Stevens team was
that they did not get into the interference
quickly enough. The backs worked hard
and fought for every inch Of ground, but
they were compelled to run almost alone
during the plays.
A touchdown and goal was scored by
that side in the first half. In the second
half Berkeley scored touchdown few
minutes after the play began and Mckee
kicked the goal from the field. The
line up:-
Berkeley. Stevens Prep.
Havermeyer ......-.........G .Gramish
III Left Tackle
~ " Left Guard.
Stevens ........... Brown
Centre.
Marzano ..-.............. ............ Mead
Right Guard.
Right Tackle. -
Mendazo, Roome ........ .Ingham, White
Right End.
Quarter Back
-, Left Half Back.
Right Haif Back.
S5177r
Full Back.
Touchdowns-M oiilman, Young, Suhr co.
Goals from touchdowns- Mariana. Nc
Kee. Suhr-
Goals from field-McKee
Referee-Mr. Hughes, Berkeley School
Linesmen--Messr Brown, Berkeley
School, and Thomas, Stevens Prep
Time-15-minute halves.
Anent the game arranged between the
9Carteret +. G. and the st. Nicholas F. G..
for last Sunday the following has been re-
eeived.-
The Carteret Field Club and the ST..
Nicholas A. C. were TO have played in
the st. George Cricket grounds yesterday,
but owing to the failure of the St.
Nicholas Club to put in an appearance
the Carterets were forced to disappoint
the large crowd that had assembled to
witness the game
Nothing too harsh can be said of club
who fails to keep an engagement, as the
crowd that assemblies to see football
game is one that do not seem to under
stand the state Of affairs and saddle all
the blame on the home team The man
agement of the Carteret Field Club wishes
to state that the St. Nicholas A. C. faith
fully promised to be on hand by F. M,
and did not even inform US that they
would be unable to appear, consequently
we did not have time to arrange with
another team to take their place. How
ever. all teams in the future wishing to
play the Carterets will be Obliged TO
put up a forfeit Tor non-appearance and
in that way we hope never to be placed
in such an unfortunate position again, as
4 -. 1fx1f
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
com PENSIONERS.

[Ofhcial Proceedings-1
lContfnued.)
for maintaining Welsbach street lamps.
September, 1893, claim No. 533.
Charge street lighting.
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

The Committee on Pumping and Reser-
voirs presented the following -
Resolved, That 500, 1890 be paid to the
East Jersey Water Co., In full for water
delivered to Jersey City. July. August and
September, 1889. claim No. l, 1893.
Charge water account, 2. and r.
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

a good deal of the JAM making and dis
tilling falling to her share, says the Pitts
burg Post" But there are pursuits
which women must follow now, such as
painting, modelling and the like in which
an apron is essential, and few have been
made large enough to cover the entire
skirt, with pockets set outside, the bib
and the braces attached to a Swiss belt
and accompanied by oversleeves which
reach nearly to the shoulder. These are
very pretty In plain or lowered muslins.
sleeves have undergone more alteration
than almost anything else In dress; now
they are so small that any tight Jacket
can be slipped over them.
Gimps OF black or white satin are
having an immense vogue. Where the gar
ment trimmed is Of any color there is abb
solutely no attempt made to match it
for trimming Either black or white
gimp Is applied with lavish hand; II
possible, the white being preferred. All
biscuit tints, mouse-gray, castor or light
browns are set off brayeIy with narrow
white gimp. y t is perfectly exquisite
blues and greens are trimmed with yards
and yards of black gimp. White would
be too glaring on such background. But
wherever white can be used with advan-
tage. or even with equality, this has the
precedence. On house gowns, where fur
would be out OF place, the white gimp IS
particularly successful. Row after row is
applied to the cashmere or crepon house
dress. as well as to the peignoir OF fine
French flannel
Those who have not turned their Pais-
ley and Indian shawls into portieres, bed
spreads and other items OF furniture may
congratulate themselves. for these long
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

from lHe&E klp0El&Q= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
which are just half way between the full
evening toilet intended for opera dinner
or dance. and the nondescript provincial
arrangements which used TO serve on oc-
casions when this full evening toilet was
not quite the thing.
We owe the fashion to both Paris and
Bondon, whose fssticn4bles have taken to
refreshing themselves after the theatre,
or even dining before the performance, at
public restaurants. And thfs bit of Bo-
hemianism Is responsible for the especial
sort OF toilet that Is being admired and
praised in these paragra phs. It OF course.
not being at all the thing to skip about
in this fashion decolette. So instead OF
being quite in a study az to how to attire
herself for these festive theatre parties,
the fair lady now dresses herself
Is one Of the exquisite creations which
come for the purpose.
And even now she must do bit Of con-
sidering. making up her mind as to how
handsome a dress will Sc In order For
flis she must consider the attraction.
whether or no twill draw a fashionable
audience, ana the people she's going with
Both are all important, II she would feel
comfortable For dress AFFAIR nothing
could be more exquisite than the cream
lace dress, either In Renaissance, Honiton.
c1uny, Venetian or Point de Paris. In
black lace. Or net, she may 80 to this
same dressy function while the same
black lace might be worn on a less dressy
occasion. The light silks put her in the
butterfly class again.
TO make a long story short, about the
.3xy thing III d{sfir1115en tI1is sort OF even
The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

Adopted by the following vote on q cal
for the ayes and nays.
Ayes-AH the members of the Board
five (5) In number.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-09-15
DSFORE TIE GRAND JURY

James Sullivan went to Duluth
Monday for the purpose of ap>
pearing before the grand jury,
where he preferred charges
against the mayor and several of
the aldermen of this city, alleg
ing that in certain purchase of
hose recently made by the city.
there was a rake-off accruing to
the city officials implicated by
the charge. He also alleges that
the city recorder has been issu
ing illegal orders, which have
been signed by the mayor, cashed
by the treasurer and the pro-
ceeds divided. The gambling
fraternity also came in for a
share Of his attention, it being
understood that the complainant
contends that a sum is raised
among the gambling houses in
addition 10 the fine imposed, such
sum being split up among Ger
tain city officials.
These charges and allegations
have engrossed the attention OF
our citizens since made, but the
general impression is that they
are entirely grouudless.
Deputy Sheriff Bates came up
Tuesday evening and subpoenaed
Chief Of Police Belanger, City
Recorder Fay, Street Commis.
sioner Sullivan and W. e. Han
naford to appear as witnesses be-
fore the grand jury, the gentle>
men going down. Wednesday
Recorder Fay took his city books
with him for inspection. A re>
cess of the jury was taken yes>
terday, but reconvenes today.