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The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
BUFFALO BILL.
Thousands of People see the
Show in This City.

One of the largest crowds that has
ever boon in the city of Oskaloosa
was here Friday for the Buffalo Bill
Wild West show. 1t was estimated
that there we're fifteen thousand peo-
pie on the streets iii the business
part of the city to see the parade.
There were twelve thousand people
at the grounds at the afternoon per-
Torrance and ten thousand of these
gained admittance to the arena.
There was also a very large crowd
in attendance at the evening per-
Torrance, between four and five
thousand people being seated.
The majority of people were well
pleased with the performance. There
we're some new features not seen be-
fore, in the artillery drill and the
battle of San Juan hill. This feature
of the performance was seen to bet
ter advantage in the evening. The
bivouac of the soldiers was especial
ly effective. The entire show was
interesting and instructive.
The music furnished by the Buffalo
Bill band was of a very superior
quality and the concert preceding
the entertainment was thoroughly
enjoyed by the audience.
Hon. A. U. Wyman, ex-treasurer of
the United States, writes: Having
known of some remarkable cures of
Omaha people effected by the use of
DR.. KEy'5 Renovation and DIR. Ray's
Lung Balm, / believe that these great
remedies are worthy of the confidence
of the public" No remedy has ever
been discovered which cures SO large
a per cent of bad cases of stomach,
liver and bowel troubles as DR.. Kay's
Renovator. Send for proofs of thou
sands of cures. Sold by druggists at
25 cts. and 81. For free advice, SAM
pies and book, write DR.. B. J. Kay,
Saratoga, N. Y.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
New Coal

Ottumwa, Sept. 10. AN instrument
has been filed with the county record
err authorizing the ST. Paul Coal Com.
pany to do business. 1t is capitalized
for s3Oo, 900, and is said to be the
White Breast enterprise, although
this is denied. Glenn w. Traer, OF
Chicago,is president of the new com
pany, the principal Office Of which
will be In Ottumwa. They are now
engaged in stalking out a new town
called Hilton on the Burlington road,
near Abba.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
A Mother Tells How She Saved Her
Little Daughters Life

l am the mother of eight children and
have had a great deal of experience with
medicines. Last summer my little
daughter had the ~dysentery in its worst
form. VIZ thought she would die. l
tried everything l could think of, but
nothing seemed to do her any good. l
saw by an advertisement in our paper
that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was highly recon-
mended and sent and get a bottle at
once. 1t proved to be one of the very
best medicines we ever had il the house.
1t saved my little daughters life. | I'M
anxious for every mother to know what
an excellent medicine it is. Had !
known it at first it would have saved me
a great deal of anxiety and my little
daughter much suffering. Yours truly,
Mrs. GEO. F. BURDTcK, Liberty, R. /.
o sale by Green & Bentley Drug Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
THE FAIR CLOSES.
Buffalo Bill's Show Kills Crowd
on Friday.

The Buffalo Bill show crowd was
by no a Fair crowd and the
great jam of people who were in the
city to see the show did not know
that there was a fair being heldin the
city. There a a very small crowd
on the ground and a smaller num-
Der of people in the ampitheater.
just to make the thing look like there
was a fair in progress the officers
threw open the grand stand to the
general public and even then there
was only a small sprinkling of on
lockers. A number of the attractions
did not attempt to do business on the
grounds and many of the refresh
ment stands pulled stakes and went
to the show grounds.
THE RACES.
The best of the fair we're seen
Friday. There were surprises of
several sorts and the people who
were at the track were we'll enter
tanned. There were two races, the 10
class pace and the so class stake
race, five heats being required in
both to decide.
There we're five starters in the 10
pace that scored for the first heat.
Fred s. was distanced and in the
fourth heat Anna A. was distanced.
This is a wonderful little mare but
she was working badly. She paced
her last quarted in SO seconds but
this did not save her from the flag.
Miss Pat won the first two heats of
the race and was the favorite but
Sarah Lou came out winner in the
next two heats. The last heat of the
race was a "hoss race" as Chas.
Munroe would say. The horses were
driven for all there was in them and
the driver of Miss Pet showed great
c~levernessi in managing the horse and
pulling first money from defeat.
Sarah Lou led at the start and held
her lead until about midway of the
back stretch on the last half when
Miss Pat commenced to sprint. 1t
was as nice a heat of a race as has
been seen during the meeting and
there was intense excitement in the
little crowd of spectators
The story of the race and the heats
was as follows:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

The prohibitionists of Mahaska Co.
in mass convention assembled at the
court house, Saturday afternoon,
nominated the following ticket:
Auditor-Harry Carpenter.
Clerk-W. T. Hites.
Recorder-Clark Roberts.
Member Board-Wm. T. Crosson.
Attornary-No nomination.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

The purse was $500.
The $3.50 class stake race, with a
purse of $3.50, was as exciting and
perplexing a race as n would care
to look at. There were four starters
and all of the horses cut a big figure
in the race. 1t is claimed that on
the previous evening Will Ballinger's
"O'Look" was the favorite and that
all sorts of offers were made for the
first place and to win. Bonnie Linn
the first two heats and in the
Judgment of the judges, who had
been watching things closely, there
was a screw loose some place. In
the first place Vancie, who was driv-
en- by Bert Payne, wal interfered
with and so placed that she could
not get to the front. Added to this,
O'Look had been sent off his feet in
both of the heats and was behaving
in a n that was wholly foreign
to him. Coupling these things to-
gether, with some other information
that came to them, the judges took
O'Look from his keepers and order
ed a new driver up behind him. Pete
McCosh was ordered TO care for the
horse during the cooling out and
Harvesting. This action of the iudg
es caused quite a little excitement
and the money began to be placed
in other ways after the change had
been made. With the new driver,
O'Look went up to second place,
pushing Vancie very close for the
lead and missing it but a short dis
lance. The horse behaved we'll and
made the mile without a break. But
the superior staying qualities of the
Payne mare began to tell and she
won the race in 1 2 3 order, but
Payne had to drive to getthe money.
Bonnie Linn in the start of the heats
would be forced to the lead by his
driver, but he was so badly abused
that he was practically killed for the
race and was easily passed on the
stretch of the first half by the other
horses, and came in last In the
fourth heat the horse was unmerci-
fully whipped by the driver to force
him to the lead. Some claim that
the demonstration was made to send
the Payne horse off its feet, as she
was beside Bonnie Linn
Vancie was true as steele however
and never made a bobble. When
the horse had been SO whipped
fell to fourth place, and but for the
fact that the flag had been waved
would have been distanced.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
ItHeIped win BATTLES

Twenty-nine officers and men wrote
from the Front to say that for Scratches,
Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sore Feet and
Stiff Joints, Bucklin's Arnica Salve is
the best in the world. Same for Burns,
Skin Eruptions and Piles. rs cts. a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Green
& Bentley Drug Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
FUNERAL NOTICE.
Fatality Follows Failure

to use Foley's Kidney Cure in time. II
taken in earlier stages of Bright's dis
ease and diabetes, it is a certain cure.
You have noticed the high death rate
from these diseases, and it is not wise
to ignore early symptoms when a medi-
cine like Foley's Kidney Cure can be
had. For sale by Green & Bentley DRUG
COMPANY.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
Ror Whooping Cough

Both my children were taken with
Shooping Cough" writes Mrs. y, 4.
Dutton, of Danville, Ills. "A small
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
gave such relief that | used a so cent
bottle, which saved me a doctors bill
For sale by Green & Bentley Drug Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

Would quickly leave you, if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only IS cents. Money
back if not cured. Sold by Green &
Bentley Drug Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
Black Lady

Time, 2:21; 2:23; 2:22H;2:24;2 :24I
The program of the day was not
concluded until after 8 O'Clock. There
was no running race filed for the
program and the two races required
all the afternoon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

II am a swichman,. writes A. ].
Jennesse, II o7oI Butler ST., Chicago.
and am out in all kinds Of weather. I
took 4 cold which settled in my XII 'neys
and was IN a very bad shape. I tried
several advertised medicines with no
benefit until / was recommended TO take
FoIeys Kidney Cure. Two-khirda Of q
bottle cured me. For sale Ny Green +
RSnney Drug co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

What most people want is something
mild and gentle, when in need Of a
physic. Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets III the bill to a dot. They
are easy to take and pleasant in effect
For sale By Green & Bentley Drug Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

Steve P0meroy has our thanks for
some fine piums from his orchard.
They are Of ths Canadian ynriety,and
axp elegant IL appearance and AAvoF
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
Births, Deaths, Marriages



at the M. E. parsonage in this city,
September 8, 1900, Mr. ARTHUR SNoD-
GRASS, of Givin, and MISS MYRTLE
WILSON, of O~skaloosa, Rev. Jay w.
SomerI lille officiating.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
The funeral services of Mrs. Jesse
Long will be held Sunday afternoon
in the M E. church at Marshalltown,
Iowa. All relatives and friends de-
string to go a obtain transportation
at the Iowa Central depot in the
morning.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
Charged y Inn mnrder.

~Sigourney, Sept. s.-Mrs. Chas.
Kuhn, of Delta, has been placed in
the Keokuk county Jail, charged with
the murder OF her husband, whose
death occurred at Delta, Tuesday
evening. News of the affair has just
reached the outside world, and there
is said to be another man in the case
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

v. B. Conklin, Bowersvilie, O., says:
Il received more benefit from Foleys
Kidney Cure than from months Of
treatment by physicians TAX. no sub.
stitute." For sale by Green & Bentley
Drug Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
Zeal Estate Transfers.

Daily report furnished by Carl
johnson, Mgr. oskaloosa Collection
Agency:
Haywood, J n and wife to
Reuben Gaines, land In 49,
74.17 1900 90
McFmdden, James to JJ Else
land ia 20-7G-16 t....... 500 90
Yerner Matilda at Al 20 John
81 NlQrWoad, lots 3, s q and
y block = Ohvet 40 QD
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
PREMIUM LIST.
Awards Made at the Mahaska
County Fair.

Following is a list of the awards
made on exhibits at the Mahaska Co.
fair last week:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

Time 2:1s, 1863, 2:18I, 2:18A,
2:16I.
The Duraa WAS S3OO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
s iinfaebntes Gapite.l.

DER 4ngetlaste, Selir bon Manboip
itanb pieber fret unter feinen Mitmene
f9en. Seine Sreunbe huntington i'm.
v8rabo 5elir, alter Sunae, i6 bads
te mir slei4, baB es 10 tommen mubte,
mir pubtsn Mue, bab Ou rnIdulbia
feieit, aber pelhe i6redli6e Sade fin6
bon bieie Snbicienbepeife."
gr nidte unb rei9te benz Sprehen,
ben bic 9anb; fein Sntel, beiTen Der.
ger ii9 selest bate, als er 5ab, bab
iein Neffe in pirtlider @efabr
f6pebte, ftanb an ieiner Seite, er
fdien alter unb srauer ssporben 5u
isin.
,9as mar elm enser Muspea fiji
Did, mein Spbn", iaste er unb feline
Stimme, fonie feline @lieber sitterten.
.Sa, ia, ib psrbante mein 2ebsn,
pielei9t pirtli9 mein 2eben, Snfel,
bisIem brapen MGb6en, bas @Ges aui
fi6 senommsn bat, I'M mid auNretten
@rme tlsine 2orp! Sd ipeiB, pie
fhiidtern iie III, pelden Gampf es is
e~stoitet bat. 4ber no 1T fie, Sntsl
mir perseuben bier bic 3eit nit Spre=
den. obne uns Inn ie gu tiimmern, ber
i9 Sreibeit unb 2ebsn f9ulbe."
sic fdritten I9leunisft ben Sang
mad benz 8eri1siaal suriid, fanben
abr feline Gpur ror 60. @uf ber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13

Serr beralid unb rei9ts ieinem Refs
fen bic Sanb.
rgieaeiat bat es meinen G6aratter
seldutert",, fagte Jelir ernft. sd
CLAUDE, bies llngliid bat erit einen
bentenben rubigen damn aus mir ges
mu6t. 8isber mar i6 pobl elm penig,
lei9t, aber i6 babe einen su i6redlts
den preis fir meme Sborbeiteu ses
aablt, unb bic 3utunft ion bic @ers
sansenbeit iiibnen."
Ser Sunge bat ae6t, ppltdnbis
re6t", rief Der alte Serr erfreut, bab
Selir bic Sadie in bieier @eiie aufa
fabte. nGr mubte seiebter iperben, i9
babe es oft genug gefagt, bic barte
priifung, bic er iebt e~rlitten, fpirb ibn
basu MAIDEN. 9ber leiben fol er ni6t
unter feinem Srrtbum, unb Inn linn bic
troitloie @ersangenbeit Elm tuenig Su'
periiBen, min i9 iebt fagen, tpOpon
i9 ME porber sefpro9en babe: Gelir
fol Dereinit mein grbe fein."
9as mar ~penigItens elm fleirer
Sroft fur feline Mutter, bic bisber inns
mer nod ni9t redt bariiber i'm &las
rem getpeIsn, unb Der bieie Gnti9eiz
bung i'm Snterefe hires Spbnes ebens
10 pidtig pie ansenebm par.
acknowledgements i9ien ii9 audi
ale Welt Selir segeniiber etn flein pes
mig i9ulbig gu fiiblen, obelei9 man ia
feinen Nugenblit ernitli9 an feline
S9ulb seglaubt bGtte, unb fu9te ibm
bas NIT beito sr0berer Sreunbi9aft
BON allen Seiten gu erieben. Was
bate er benn eisentli4 iiberbdupt &c.
tbdng Hi9ts mebr, als elm iunses,
reiSenbes Mdb6en innig geliebt, nit
Der bur4aus ebrli4en Mbii4t, 5e 10
ober 10 gu feiner Satin 5u MAIDEN.
War bas MGb9en nidt eisentli9
ihulbiger tpte er9 sic bate feline
Gie6e angenommen, mar nit Tim GEE
floben, uno bate fdnn i'm lebten
Musenblid bon linn perlanst, baB er lie
pieber naa 9uuie fibre.
60 dnsitli9 Srau bon Ranbotp audi
bic @eiedf9aft beobadtete, ie mnbte
IiG bod berubist seiteben, baB ibr See
lir bur4 feline LANCE &erferbaft' ni9t
bas Minbeite in Der GeIelI9aft einse>
biiBt babe. Sine @rdfin. bic gu ben
tonansebenben Samen gebDrte, Tub i'm
our Sasb auf ibr S9loB unb bic Sreia
frau bon S4orp CAB linn fat ebenfo
tlar 81 periteben, baB ibre Todter feia
ne &itterli4teit unb @brenbaftisteit
auf bas Siefite gu i9aben tpiibte.
sd bin benz tapferen iunsen Mdbs
den pirtli9 bantbar", iagte ii9 bic
beforgte Mutter. n9ur9 ibr Oaapts
fdentreten lit bic Sadie better dbses
laufen, ipie ih gu bOffen ipaste."
GOrtfeBunsfoIst) q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Strube itunDen Meni4ensruppsn, unp

Gtrabe ftanben Meni9ensruppen, uno
iiberaG unterbislt man ii9 bon ibr.
sd perbe ibr f9Dnes 8efidt9en
niemals persefen", iagte cine alts
5rau, rtpenn iie AUDI nur Die Wabr@
beit iaste, es mar bod mutbig unb
benunberungspiirbis bon ibr."
SPORT 9u, Sntel, nie lie tie beipuna
bern, fasts Gelir entaidt. sd aaein
peib, ME gut unb re9tf9affen unb
rein ie lit, i9 peib, pel4 Seim lie
bate, - ibre Jamilie 10 fteif, 10 talt,
10 fprmeG, - unb id peib audi. bab
lie bort jebt unm0sli9 mebr bleiben
tann. Wie fou i9 ibr banten."
m9eiratbe iie, = iOfort. Selig". iaste
Der alte Serr.
vSie min mid ni9t .baben, 0u
fennit fe ni6t, Sntel, Tie lit bic Wubr>
belt felbit. 6rase Did bod einmal,
nie piele MGbfen piirben auf balbem
Wese umsetebrt iein, auf FOLDER Reife,
su ioldem 3pst! sic liebt mid uidt,
beFen BIN i6 gang iider, aber mad
Dem, mas beute porsefalen lit, piirbe
ib fir lie iterben, penn ibr meia Soo
bon NuBen iein tDnnte. go tit iies
= Msine Mutter muB ibr 1pfprt unier
Saus anbieten."
sic apeen iiberan grtunbisungen
Elm, aber bersebens. Sn benz @ebrdna
ee, bas beim 8erlaHen bes 9eridts@
faales e~ntftanben mar mar ite unbs@
merit Encouragement unb NtemanD
bate iie seieben.
6elir bon Nanbotp mar auBer iih,
bab ii9 2orp ieben Dantes ieinerisits
entaps, fein Sntsl fraste aae Welt, bic
ibm e%ntsesentam, unb fhtdte losar
8oten bur1 bic gauge Stabt; umionit!
Riemanb bate ie geieben.
unb er bate es iia bod 10 f4On
seba4t! 3uerit ioIte ie in bas 9als
Ieiner Mutter, bann polte er felbit
nad 8ersbsim, ben 9roBsltern @aes
eraablen unb ibre 8erSeibung fir 2prp
erptrten.
vgs aiebt ni6ts, pas i9 niat fir
fie tbun miirbe", faste er INNER auf's
Neue au feinem Sntel.
Np1 bottle er INNER, ibr 5u besess
men, Na9ri@t bon ibr 81 erbalten, aber
ais Der 4benb fanf Rnb Der alte 9err
anmGblis unsebulbis in Hiidii4t auf
feline S9peIter tpurbe, bic ben Sobn
gepib beib senus berbeiiebnte, ba
fii6lte fih Sslir bitterli9 enttduidt,
CAB enbli9 benz fortpGbrenben Drdns
gen mad unb bate nihts mebr gegen
cine iofortise Hiidfebr mad 2Grden.
Snbeb bate er auf Der poliaei Mnfs
tras seseben, na9 Srdulein bon Wo@
gen gu forf9en unb ibm iofort ibren
Mufentbdlt m%itautbeilen.
Seine Mutter empfing ihn, aufses
loft in SbrGnen.
,@s mar elm furdtbar fnappes gnts
rinnen, Selir", iaste tie NIT einem
S4auber, ,unb cine fdredlide Stuns
be. STD min Did ni4t Seiner 8era
59piegenbeit pesen tabeln. @ber nun,
ba es porbei lit, peib th pirtlid niat,
pie i1 es ertragen babe. Su, nit Seis
mem matenoIen Namen, Seiner Stels
lung unb sldnaenben Musfi9ten fiir's
2eben, zines semeinen Morbes anges
flast. Wirit Du es benin jemals bers
tpinben, mein Sobn9"
! 80 ia, bas piro err" iaate Der alts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
WortfeBungfoIst.)

9sfanntef: .Sbr &inb9en ntmmt
bon Gag gu Sag su; bas perbanten
sic pobl Der tiintliden MilA, tpelhe
sic erfunben baben9"
grfinber: .Natiirli4. t4 made
nGmli9 10 quite @ef4dfte bamit, baB
i9 linn iebt cine Mmme balten tann!"
Satin: v@buarb, 0u pirit mir bod
tppbl nod cine lumpige 8aatoilette
faufen fDnnen2f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
SIN $datten otr sunoe~
Son q. g.

penben fpiirben. Sd iaste Dir
einmal, baB i9 Seiner nidt pertb
fsi, i9 ppllte fpre9en, aber 9u
i9lofsit mir bic 2ippen, unb i9
perlor ben Wutb bamals, Did
bon mir gu tpeiIen.
sd mar 70 gliidli9 unb liebts
Did 10 iebr, Norbert, i9 iperoe
ME aufb0ren, Did gu liebsn, biz
i9 iterbe. M0e meme @ebanfen
perben nur Dir selten, unb i9
bete gum Simmel, Oab er mid
balb iterben ldBt, na1bem i9 gsz
than, mas ieBt meme Pfli9t lit:
cine beilige, unabpeislife Pfli9t.
2ebenb mubt Ou mid pera9ten,
tpbt pirft Su mid beDauern.
rNorbert, ih babe Seinsn Naz
men bier gei9rieben unb beige
Sbrdnen Oarauf sepeint. SD
babe i'm eetiibt, es mar mir bas
lebte She'll bon Dir unb nun
muB i4 mid BON Dir trennen,
BON Dir, meines 9eraens epige
unb innisite 2iebe. 2ebeppbl fir
INNER.
Glepnpre."
oWas bebeutet bas 4Ges2" rief er
lnb grpbe S6neibtrppfen perlten oil
elmer Stirn. nWas um @pttsspil
len, ion bas beiben? $50 lit ba.
Was BAT iie setfan9"
sd peib es ni4t, Norbert", iaet
5rau bon Wogen unD ieste ii9 mi
.3itternoen anieen auf ibren Stub
rWas tann lie aud setban babsn; Fl
bat gar ni4ts getban! Sbr gauge
bat lie nit mir perbraGt!"
nSbr tperbet es aus Der 3eituna er
las Nprbsrt, ben Brief erbs
bsnb. rWas fam fie nur meinen!"
plOBli9 fdien linn elm 2i9t auf5u
gr brebte ii9 gu Der alter
gan5 aufammengeiuntenen Srsifra
unb iagte:
.@erlafsn Sic iid barauf, es /
irsenb cine ginbilbung BON i6r, b
nit benz Mprbe in Oentis in @erbir
bung itebt; ib tperbe feinen @ugenbli
ionbern iofOrt reifen, I
gu fu6en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Stub Gle ettpa ideel?

Stub Gle etua idel?
~ Sr. eurts lam Sbre angen rebt feaen pbne S6mersen oSr
ebloroform. Sic tDnnen nit Sbm ipre9en, pdbrenb er Sre 4usen
ppertrt unb tonnen nit benz nddfen 3uss nab Saufe gRn, pbne einen
Wsrbanb gu trasen. ginerlei pe lanse Sic Id@l paren, or lam S6re
4usen pieoer rdt feben.
gDenn Sic Den Staar baben, s@F4es.
pber irsenb nie Blind TnS unS nod ausenIft amia 6a6en, 10
beiuden sic in unb laHkn sic benielben SSSbnen 2sute porfenen, mel.
Gen er sehofen bat gr bet ben Staar uno 8Gnobsh. inbem sr W&.
biain in bic ausen t9ut. aMo feline SpsrahOnn porninimt
sino Sic taab uno baben Sic emien III Sn Gbreu obI Ino
Sic init Gaarrg seplast2
geenn a. 10 iprben sic auf fsnsr Office por, Inn aeuie gu bs
rem, Die er nit fetnen neuen W etbpbe en- sebett bat, ,pbfhon
beidben LANCE Sabre ltten. gtnerlei pr sic bebanbelt bat unb ms
oft bic Seluns mibans. er pirb Sbnen nit einem 9eriuds Seisen,
bab Sic ME elm SelriHel pe bs Seintse perfu1t baben. 0se 5Gl|
lie BON Saubbeit perben bur9 ene Sur sebeilt.
Sinh Sire gnsen idpad ODER wiferis 'ohr numb?
Sdben sic setpehs @nfGGe bon gltnbbeit9 paBte S6nen Sme
griQeg ST fe 10 fart, bb SWe 4usen leiben9 g8enn sic NIT IFS
seb einem bider rsbel beIafst fnb, 10 seben sic gu linn. Seine
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when you have passed away. I can see
a future where the little boys will be In
attendance ut school instead OF wasting
their young lives away In the breakers
helping to earn a livelihood for their
parents. I can see q future where pleas
ant homes and happy smiling faces of
the wives and monthers will be In vivid
contrast with the conditions OF to-day.
President Mitchell's address was we'll
received. The next order Of business
was the appointment OF the committee
on credentials. The committee consists
OF nine miners, three from each Of the
three districts.
William Davis. Of Pottsvllle, known
rs the golden MINER" by reason OF he
being the oldest working miner In the
anthracite region. was then introduced
and read short poem.
After the credentlal committee had
collected their credentials Of the dele
gates. the convention at II o'clock. took
a recess until 1880 p. M, to allow the
committee tn examine the credentials
and make a report thereon.
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GREAT RECEPTION

Awaits Roosevelt at Parkersburg.
Railroads Making Arrangements
to Run Extra Trains-The Country
side VIII Turn Out.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntclligcncer.
( PARKERSBURG. Oct. 1.-THE mag
nltude OF the Roosevelt reception. on
Wednesday. will exceed anything OF the
kind ever attempted here. All details
have been perfected. and nothing has
been left undonc to'mnke the affair
success. For the first time during this
campaign. every railroad running Into
the city has arranged for 4 number OF
extra trains to arrive previous and
leave after the meeting. and every
available car that can be borrowed out
side OF the regular equipment OF the
various roads, Is being rushed to this
point.
The country roads are In splendid
condition. and thousands OF families aro
expected to drive in rs escorts to Col.
Hupp's Rough Rider clubs, which exist
In Utmost every hamlet Of this and tho
adjoining counties. -
The decorations will be special feat
ure, and the state committee. who arc
distributing large portraits OF the can
didntes free. expect to soon have every
Republican family in the county sup.
piled.