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HOW TO AVON, TRoUBLE.

Now is the time to provide yourself and family
with a bottle Of Chamberlain's c. &C. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. II is almost certain 20 be
needed before the summer is over and if procured
may save you trip to town n the night
IN your busiest Season- IL is everywhere ad-
mitted TO be the most successful medicine In use
FOR bowel complaints. both for children and
adults No family can sJord 10 be without il.
For sale by Henry Evans. wholesale and retail.
and all druggists.
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NORFOLK, Va, JcEe 25.-The residents
Of BrambIeton ward are very mucl ex-
ercised over the proposed establishment ~
the Standard OIL Company c! q large sup
ply depot there. T1a company Is under
stood 10 have cpIo-s o. piece Of pep
erty u the very best residential seossc z
Of the ward. where II intends locating -
local branch. 1ow situated a HGcto-sy!l.e
outside the city limits. The citizens VII:
petition the council 10 enact a. c-'.Eaace
preventing the company from trans: l-ri:g s
its depot as proposed.
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THOMAS DowLISG s CO. AuetioaeerA

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF A VALUABLE
PIECE OF REAL ESTATE OK The EAST
SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN Y
AND o STREETS SORTHW EST. KNOWN As
NO. ls4l TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Pv virtue Of 4 deed IN trust ard the authority
therein given 10 Us. from Ann Han and otEe,s
dated February %, 1897. and recorded OF the 10Th
csv ~ june 1877. II Liber Z2c3. folio Ie7 e. SEQ
one Of the land records % the District Of Cou-n-
= the higLcst bidder. in front Of the premises
Or MONDAY. JUNE Is 1900. az 5 O'Clock
II the following described valuable piece Of real
rstz-s situate On the eSss SIDE e Twelfth Street
west; between and o Streets ucrth in he
CIV o. Washington, District Of CoIumbis VIZ.
an ths- part or parcel q lct numbered ST (S in
tc;.sre numbered three hundred and thirteen gslsl
Beg-..airz for the sane At . point on Twelfth
s.r,es vest forty (io) feet south f5orl the ucrtb
,-s- Garner Ct said lot thence running east nine
trsva (o) feet. the tuH depth Of said lot, thence
rI-r1.cz zorth twenty COD feet; thence running
ives. ninsty-dTe Cs5) Feet 10 ,he line q said
TgcIHh Street. and thence running south, by the
lire oi sad TEelih Street, twenty (2O feet 70
The place o. beginning. containing o1e thousand
rinc hu-Gred q 500 square feet
Tsrr7s c. sale. One-third of the purchase urf~e
j. cash and the balance in two equal install
r-eo.. paya5le AZ SIX and twelve months with
p,r cent interest 70 be secured by deed Of trust On
:he premises sold, or al cash. az the cption q
Tie purchaser AL Corvcy1ncing, recording. and
.everue stamps 10 be az the purchasers cost
Ire terms Of sale must be complied with within
aIteen days, otherwise the property will te resold
ct tie risk and cost OF the defaultirg purchaser.
CLIFTON VI 3IGELOW. Tr:stee,
494 Louisiana Avenue.
MASON y. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
ie5-dGds 344 D Street northwest
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FREE TREATMENT.

To prove the merits Of our remedies
We VIII send BY mail a five days treat
ment. with medical advice free Cf charge,
on receipt OF 10 cents 20 pay postage and
expense. Send for trial treatment today.
Adress HALLOCK DRUG CO, 10 Court
St. Boston. Mass.
Trade supplied BY Glpin. Langdon &
Co. Baltimore, Md
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wrecked Fi-bing sm,cL

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, June 25.-The
captain of the Old Dominion Line steamer
Hamilton, which came in yesterday from
New York, reports that his vessel ran into
and sank the fishing smack Kerr of At
lantic City, n. j., Saturday night. As soon
as the accident occurred the Hamilton
stood to and rescued Captain Redmond
and the crew OF the smack
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How the Great Quarrel Begun.

n rom LONlOh III bIIs-J
Bradford gossip put her head over the gar
den wall and thus addressed her neighbor who
was hanging out her weeks washing:
"A family has moved into the empty house
across the way, Mrs Jones"
Yes / know
Did you notice their furnituref''
Not particularly"
1.-TWO van loads. and wouldn't give a s25
note for the lot Carpets, ] wouldn't put them
in nv kitchen. And the childreni I won't allow
mine 10 go within six yards OF them. And the
mother She looks As If she had never known
a days happiness in her whole life The father
drinks I expect. Too bad that such people
should come into tins neighborhood. / wonder
who they sre-'
81 know them
do YOU? Well, declare! VINO axe theyYp
The lady is my sister"
There has been trouble in that street ever
since
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KILLED TWO MILES OF SNAKES.
Great Slaughter of Reptiles by a
Pennsylvania Engine.
(Frc-, the Pt-sr11r- Post \

Il was running on a road in Southwest
ern Penn sylvania," said the old engineer.
when | killed two miles OF snakes IN
three minutes. 1t had been a wet and cold
spring and the same weather conditions
had extended TO about the middle of May.
and It seems that all the snakes in that
part OF the country had started TO emf
CRATE. and as the rails had become warm
under the heat Of the sun the reptiles na-
turally enough found the glittering steel
a smooth and comfortable highway. and
they Just coupled up. one taking hold of
the others tail. and started down the
track / happened TO be coming along
with the 'jerk-water,' and we were making
twenty-five miles an hour when we met
the procession. Jack Mcifeyitt, my fire
man. saw the varmints first. and he com
pletely collapsed, but when l perceived
what We were up against l pulled the
throttle of the old 81 wide open, let the
sand drop and smashed two miles Of snakes
in less than three minutes"
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HIS FREEDOM SHORT.
Walton Leaps From a Court Win.
dow. But IL RecaptUred.

" HIIOh LeHps FrOm a COURT VIM
dow. But Il RecaPtGred.
Edgar J. Walton. nineteen years old.
goods by false pretences, and was being
held for the grand jury on another charge
Of grand larceny, made a sensational at
tempt to escape this morning by leaping
from the window Of the jury room.
He leaped into q hack and was about 70
get away when he espied q young woman
who had previously befriended him. and
10 whom he appealed for help in making
his escape The young woman, however.
turned him over 10 the police When tax
en- back into court Justice Clabaugh sen
tenCeI WALTON 10 ten Eears, I-nurLslnrlfnf
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NEWPORT NEWS EXPORTS.
The CoaI-ShippinG Record Broker
Last Week.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June 25.-Last
week was a recOrd-breaker IN the ship
ment Of coal from this port 10 foreign
ports. About p. 200 tons Of steam coal
were shipped from here in the past week,
and a steamer will sail today with about
5000 tons. This coal is going 10 all parts
of the world.
Grain shipments from this port last
week aggregated 245.T bushels. o. which
amount only p, ia bushels were corn.
Flour shipments we're again enormous.
amounting 20 G3,759 barrels. equivalent 10
3e3 7s5 bushels OF wheat. OF neal 2.G35
barrels were Skinned
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wreckage O. tn, sIoop Dream.

ST. MICHAELS, Ma, June 25.-The
wreckage Of the sloop Dream, on which
Capt Oliver VI. Chsulk was murdered BY
Robert Wyatt, now under sentence OF
death, and which took fire after the trag-
edy, has been brought TO ST. Michaels by
Capt. James Green, Of the buckeye Daisy.
Among the remains are the anchor and
chains. main boom, and iib. They have
been kept at Hawkins Point Goveruu ent
reservation.
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YounS Duke said 40 be Engaged.

LONDON, June 25.-It is again reported
that the young Duke of Westminster is
engaged to be married 10 Miss Shelagh
West, daughter Of Mrs. CORVALLIS
West
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The UtiIity of Puin.

CFrOm the New York Telegram.)
Although looked upon as evil, pain is kind
Il tells that the laws OF nature have been vio-
lated and warns US TO coueG. the cause. II it
were not for pain we should go on doing things
that would destroy US Pain Is a warnini, thar
something Is wrong, and. instead Of trying 70
hush the pain with some drug We should seek
TO remove the cause.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
LEGAL NOTICES
ESTATE OF DAVID McCLELLAND. DECEASED.
No. 7lS7. Docket p


Frank MCClellsnd. administrator. has. WITH the
approval OF the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, holding special term for Orphans
Court business, appointed MONDAY JULY s3.
1900. at O'CLOCK P. NJ, Is the time, and said
court room as the place, for passing Of claims
and making payment and distribution under the
courts direction and control; when and where
all creditors and persons entitled To distribu Ave
shares or legacies or residue notified 70
attend in person or by AGENT attorney duly
authorized. with their claims against the estate
properly youched Provided, this order bs pub
lished once IN each OF three successive weeks be-
fore said day in the Washington Law Reporter
ar The Times
Signed June p, 1900.
Approved: CHAS- c COLE. Justice.
GEO. T. JOHNSON. Acting Register OF Wills
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Attorney. je95 jy2, 9
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Son Born to Princess Louise

LONDON, June "a son was born to
the Princess Louise Of Battenburg this
morning.
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wa.hinrton Stock Exchange.

sales-D. c. Ass. $5,OOoG122; Wash
ington Gas. 1882 5-S.' 20G52 SIS" S. o. b.,
7G52 1-2~ s o. b.; Lanston MonOtyPe, 20OG
12 IS; Amer. Graphophone. 40Qll Il.
After Call-Larston Monotype, l00Q12 1-2i
Capital Traction. 3NlO2 S4".
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The above sale Is postponed until THURSDAY,
JUNE g, 1900, same hour and place. BY order %
the trustees jel6-GGds. en-
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As was 70 have been expected the Cp-
euILg CT the Stock Market this morning
was weak IN the extreme The bears were
aggressive and persistent and they sue
ceuLed in dislOGgiug some rather large
lines Of long STOCK. Prices tulbiei in all
directions, with especial weakness again
in the gEaugers and IN Brooklyn Rapid
Transit The bears have been mos- sue
cessfuI during the past TWO weeks and
they are Investing their paper profits on
the short side heavily, II lot rackIGssly.
here are none OF the most important
bear operators in the market at the pres
eut time, as there are 10 big bail inter
ests. luls does not prevent the small
people from doing great execution when
they are IN sufficient numbers and with
out opposition. Il will however, be a
great factor when the end Of the decline
comes. 1Ee big bears would get out slow
y and sklifUIy. Inc little people will
lumber over themselves. \ bear panic
is one OF the things that is well nigh GER
tain il the present market before many
more days have passed. For, Of course,
the prices of securities viii not continue
TO decline always without rally or two
now and then.
The evening times., 1900-06-25

By calling for Haurich's Maerzen Beer you will
drink the Pride OF Washington" Phone 6S4
Arlington Bottling Company, for a case.
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New York stock 1Iarket

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs Co.
members Of the New York Exchange, I412
F Street.
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Baltimore end Ohio common, was weak
in somewhat unexpected way this morn
ing as il has held its own recently better
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LADIES NEEDING ADVICE AND TREATMENT
Mrs. n. RENNER,

Legally licensed 70 practise Obstetrics u ths Dis
tr.ct u Columbia ard Maryland
Late resident assistant O. the Royal Tc-e--s
Hospital, Agul-h Bavaria, and gold neal
szarled fcr pr-z-ie-Cy n the science q 5bs-e-
.-lcs il that Institution
PRIVATE SANITARIUM 70 treat -o-za's iiz,
complaints. and I-rlgu.Eric!es- Home comforts
f5- cases before and during confinement Timed
nurses and expert physician n atteCGs1-e- U15c-
hours from 10 a Il % ? n 6zl Perlsylvsliz
AveEue northuest, Nash.1gton. D c. le2-ti
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than most securities. II quickly sold of
three points 10 below 20. AS has been
pointed out in this column heretofore the
chances for dividend on the stock this
wear are eNtremely small.
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Chicago Grain and Provision ,Iarket.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs Co.,
members Of the New York Exchange 1872
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The Pacific securities generally were
fairly strong. and evidences OF support in
them were TO be seen. Northern Pacific.
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific are now
all selling below 80. The first two espe-
cially are worth intrinsicalIy much more
than that priCp
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

q Truss, but be c>sTies the AII
Aae Cushion Truss all oTsr the United
" = States Men, women, and childrea
and Hike them The Air Cushion Pad hol6s
with comfort; nothing else viii Consultation
and two weekS' trial free Lady In attendance for
L1diel Once. parlors. waiting. and consultation
rooms on the same foor. Catalogue tree The
R0RICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS CoMPANY. 1924
st NV. 20 door mhI0-a.en
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Ioauc of SIA and upwards made
LU1uS Ui tiV on FURNITURE,
PINAoS, HORSES,

Wagons. etc, ss lowest rates and On the day
you apply. We are leaning oa the Bulldog aad
Lean Association plan, which makes the cost Of
carving leans u-dSh less than you pay else
where and allows you 20 pay il Of in any sized
notes you desire, rC1n.ng nom ore 20 twelve
-,onth. You oniy nav FOR the OF money Tor
the lenCth Of time you carry II II you have
ioaa with some other company We Will pay 70
~ and ADVANCE you more money Il desired Rates
cLeerf,ily given and no cost to you unless loan
e rnade Loans made anywhere IN the District
on and get Tates- Front ROOM arst foor, Sci.
s-tthc American Building
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 Street n W.
noe-tf
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The "3 DayS'' Cure

Qor nenl leads al remedies In this city,
prompt and permanent cure CT DO charge Con
Eultztion free DR.. McKEEHAS, SIC 18th 81 n.y.
offce hours Q to u = Il: 70 p n Sundays,
z 70 ?. Il uyZ5-lDo
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MADARa MELVILLE,

Nl- yarL-s most celebrated P1-1-is- and Life
El-le-- WaI streets sr-a- s-~v-~S- tTe AID
Do atVi=sa on all matters - bushes s-e -----.
--~ love. -lg- travel. aid -l -g-- lEr-.s
l. lie The past Is recalled - assure son that
vrl aye r-e-sv.--- honest s-r4 h--1--yl-- truths
Ir considering - rs-c.-- consult JIe HEs-- -lz
r.a-lrr l-s 70 equal n LE- profession All ere
-----eE O. call and l-ves-l-at=- LIes GAYS ard
numbers given Perfect satisfaction W l- -ly-
$50 l-E So u--- q 5--r- WAX - -r
MADAM RETTA-C-rr reader y.-T fortune for
-lc -l-5 10; extra -t-L-lEE- 30 SO 7 s.
nv 5--f-5-
Ms. COMPTON. -Es ~sI-E-rzn urs-5--l holds
circles T-e-l-y and T-l-a-s evenings rad
il-s ----E5 also g-ELs- -----s---- 90 ~ So -E-
ss-5l--.Cu
ARE YOU \ NAN OF FAMILY II You ----i
scou1r-zze, then come u Us for q f-e l-rC-s-r
rail-r-TsGr s--it Ct clothes (wCrn scarcely l-E)
a. dSuIes 70 SUIT men with families TIE S-t-ts-
be-icrrc--lu JJSTH-S OLD STAND. cls ID 81 NV
lt-s-.t
GYPSY PALluST, IC12 Tth st- Nv; Ill. past.
present, tu--res lgl2v charms; s-p-r1-ej
brought together Wlls upstairs. second La.--
leIs-5t,en
1ME- DAVIS. born ciairvoyaut and card rsl5er.
Iells about bushes, removes sFe--s and CFu
Influences. reuuitCs the separated. and gives luck
20 all cures piles and GrunEsEness- rs Z5th 81
Nv. is10Im0
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GOVERNMENT BONDS


s's. 1902. ''3O-year fu-6iag" gold Ice
rs. 1901. Water stock" currency lJS
Funding currency 3.65's........--. l23
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit was again sig
nally weak. 1t sold at 80 early in the ses-
sion, thus getting below the figure that
the bears used to mention as their goal
a few months ago. Now the bears are
talking OF 30 for the stock. Large lines OF
long stock have been liquidated during the
past week and with every point of decline
new stock comes Ou.- Tne weakness Of
Brooklyn has been a grievous disappoint-
ment 10 many usually careful people who
had what they considered excellent infor-
nation regarding the stock two years and
year and six months ago. At present il
is difficult to find anyone that Is willing
to say a good word for il. The fact remains
that the company is steadily increasing its
earnings, gross, and net. II may be around
80 or it may not be aoovc 40, but some day
the stock viii be a purchase for invest
meat that viii prove gold mine. There
can be little doubt that the future of the
system is bright one. Its franchise is
one Of the most valuable in the world.
The evening times., 1900-06-25

MONEY leaned saIaried people and retail ner.
chants upon their own names without Sc
curity; easy payments ToLMAN. Room 3s, eos
Ga St oc22-lJr
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-11
West Des Moines.

The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smith has been on the sick list.
Misses Cora and Dora Hohl, who
have sustained long siege of illness,
are at last able to be about again.
Mr.. Heaverlo and son, Fred, of JEFF
| ferson township, were calling in this
| neighborhood one day last week and
took dinner at the hospitable John
Emanuel home.
Eugene and Leonard Beamer re-
Gently made an overland trip to
Missouri after peaches, but it is said
that the peach crop there was not
lessened to any extent by their trip.
Will jaeger has his new barn nearly
completed. Will is one of our sue
cessful cattle raisers, and will find
the barn quite useful this winter.
Will will never be satisfied till he has
all the latest improvements.
The track of the new railway hav-
ing been laid as far west as the river
some weeks ago, the pile driving on
the river bridge has since been rushed
as much as possible, and there is no
doubt but that the track will be laid
through this neighborhood before
October has passed into eternity.
Some fears have lately been enter
tanned by the bridge men lest their
work would again be delayed, as the
river has been threatening to out
grow it's clothes during the recent
hard rains, bnt this danger is now
probably over for the present.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-11
PROUD OF OUR BOYS.
The 5rst Iowa Made a Record in
the Philippines.

The following note from w. S. Ken
worthy will be read with especial in
terest by all here:
New York, Oct. 8, 1900 --DtGr Her.
aid 81 had the pleasure of attending
q meeting of the Commercial Travel
ers' Club of New York City the other
day, which was presided over by
Gen'I Woodford ,ex-minister to Spain.
The other speaker was ex-Consul
Gen1 Williams at Manila, who was
on the bridge with Admiral Dewey in
the naval battle in Manila Bay. After
the meeting Gen'l Woodford insisted
on taking Mr.. Williams and myself to
dinner. 1t was delightful hour to
me. But the reason am writing this
note is to tell you how proud was of
the 51st Iowa when Mr.. Williams told
us of saloon keepers complaint of
the poor customers he had at Cavite
where he was plying his vocation.
Said he: "Those Iowa men drink
only lemonade. can't make living
there. want my permit transferred
to Manila" When Williams asked
me If any of that regiment were from
my town was glad to say" Gen
eral, the members of Co. F of that
regiment were nearly all from Oska.
loosa." Your friend,
w. s. KENwoRTHY.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-11
A SINGLE QUESTION
0skaloosa People are Requested
to Honestly Answer This.

Is not the word of a representative
citizen of oskaloosa more convincing
than the doubtful utterances of peo-
pie living everywhere else in the
Union? Read this:
Mr.. Geo. Playle, of 1914 West A
avenue, says: "My back panied me
for quite awhile just over the hips,
and at times it was a serious obstacle
to my movements, such as STOPPING,
lifting, etc. Time passed and as it
got no better when learned of
Doan Kidney Pills / procured them
at Blakeslee Bros. drug store. MY
back soon improved, the appearance
of the renal secretions became natural
and their action normal"
Sold by all druggists. Price 30 cents.
Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-11
Births, Deaths, Marriages

HODGINS.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Hodgins, Saturday evening,
October s, 1900, 7pound girl.
AUGUSTINE Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Augustine, Sunday morn
ing, October 7, 1900, a 7-pound boy.
DANIELS.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Daniels, Sunday morning, Octo-
Der Z, 1900, an S-pound son.
ROBERTS.-Died, at the parents in
Muchakinock, at 1925 O'Clock P. M,
Saturday, October 6, 1900, LUCILLE,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Roberts, colored, aged years and 7
months Funeral from the Methodist
church at 2 P. NJ, Monday and inter-
ment in Muchakinock cemetery.
JONES--MINTONYE.--WAL WALTER
W. JONES and MISS CLARA MINToNYE
were married at Iowa City on last
Monday, October 1, 1900.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. s.
E. Mintonye, of Eddyville, and is a
highly esteemed and accomplished
yonng lady. The groom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Jones, also
of EddyVille, and is now attending the
State university. He ia graduate of
the Eddyville high school and is re-
spected and esteemed as an upright
and progressive young man.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Andrews desire
that the HERALD convey their thanks
to the many friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted them in their
affection, the loss of their mother.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-11
OFFICIAL INSPECTION.
Head Men of the Iowa Central Go over
the Several Lines.

The special cars of the Iowa Cen
trail and the Minneapolis and st Louis
bearing the head officials and the di-
rectors of the road, are making a
trip over every part of the Iowa Gen.
trail property. The trip is for thor
ough inspection and examination of
the Iowa Central. The special train
came on to the Iowa Central Friday
and the north end of the road and it's
branches were gone over. Saturday
afternoon the train came south from
Marshalltown, stopped at New Shar-
on and made the trip over the New
ton branch. The train arrived In this
city Saturday afternoon and the party
OF gentlemen were joined here by
Mr.. George Sewers, general solicitor
for the road. The trip was made over
the Centerville branch and the party
returned to Oskaloosa in the evening.
The special went east over the
eastern division of the road Sunday
morning after spending the night in
this city. The Hawkeye returned to
the city this morning with the Iowa
Central officials and returned to Mar
shalltown today.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-11
REV. Baugh Talks.

Rev. John M. Baugh was at. his old
place in the Presbyterian pulpit Sum
day assisting in the communion SER
vice and the brief talk that he gave
was one appropriate to the occasion.
The gentleman is as vigorous and as
forcefulin thought and expression as
in his passionate in this city and the
sentiments expressed were eagerly
listened to by his congregation. There
is some probability that the gentle
man win remain in the city and oc-
cupy the pulpit next Sunday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-11
size the Home Department and Rally

size the Home Department and Rally
Day the coming year.
8. That we, as teachers, shonld
use our utmost endeavor to have our
various classes to commit to memory
a much larger portion those now OF
the choice Scriptures of both Tesla
ments, especially the psalms, the
proverbs and choister party of Isaiah,
Christ's sermon on the Mount, His
parallels discussed and the greater
part of the epistles. ..
4. That system of drills and re-
petitions be resorted to, and make
all classes, as fast as possible, fam
iliar with the number, order and
names of sc distinct books of the
bible; their classification and general
scope and to all old enough to under
stand the plan of the whole bible and
it's gradual development through the
Starlight, the Moonlight and the
Sun. light of Revelations.
5. That all mere cropping of the
bible be avoided by careful study
of the contents of each lesson and
the geographical and historical set
ting of the bible.
8. That the object of the township
convention is to obtain, by an inter-
change of views, better equipment
for our work as teachers.
7. That the grateful thanks of this
convention are due to the liberal
hospitality of the good people of
Leighton. Their local choir added
much to QUA enjoyment and success.
Leighton, Iowa, Oct. 5.