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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17
Cheese Salad.

:. 'osh-Eery fine the cold yolks of three
a teaspOonful Of mustHru, ----------..
full Of salt and one-half as much white
pepper. When all are well mixed. add
two tablespoonfuls each Of oil and vim
egar, alternately. Heap this upon fresh
lettuce and garnish with the whites Of
eggs cut into rings, and few tips Of
celery. Serve with hot buttered crack
erS.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17

Give your horse absolute rest. II
will benefit him to be put In a cling
in order that he will stand In one po.
sition and rest. Apply equal parts al.
oohol and spirits camphor twice . day.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17
Cause of Accident unknown.

Rudolf Wernicke, a stranger coming
from Fergus Falls, MINI, was picked up
on the Minneapolis and st. Louis tracks
at Fort Dodge in senseless condition.
When he recovered, Wernicke was utter
ly unable to tell what had happened to
him. He had left the Minneapolis and
st. Louis train on which he was travelling
at the junction with the tracks OF the
Illinois Central road, where moment
airy stop is made before the train reaches
the station, and was walking along the
tracks in search of the depot, when he
was suddenly struck and knocked over.
but by what he does not know. He sus-
tanned bad cut on the head, injuries
to both legs, one being cut and the other
badly bruised, and his nose was crushed
In just between the eyes.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17

Chop rhubarb without peellng,
enough for granite pie plate. Make
biscuit crust. roll thin, put half cup
water in pie plate. crust on top. Bake;
when done turn bottom side up on
large plate and cover with fine sugar.
1t will look pink like Strawberries, and
is well relished by our folks.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17

same time the ears
are pointed and sensitive it is safe to
bank on the animal as gentle and at the
same time high-spirited. If, on the
other hand. the horse has dent in the
middle of the nose it is equally safa to
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17

set him down as
treacherous and vic
ious. The Roman
nosed horse is GER
tain to be n good an
imal for hard work
and safe to drive,
but lie is apt to be,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17
Drowned Potatoes.

Pare and cut in two lengthwise, lay
in a baking pan containing little meat
frylngs. Place In the oven. sprinkle
with salt aud pepper and bake alct
brown.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17

grower, who, having used Northern
seed, found three years ago plant pro-
ducing pure white potatoes, identical
In every way With the best Of the old
Ohio except in color, which is fine
white-American Gardening.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17

Growing chicks cannot be persuaded
to eat too much. Push them along 90
that they viii attain full sfewth before
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17

Horse phrenology Is the latest dis
covery of the Royal College of veter-
airy Surgeons Of England. According
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17
THE STATE OF IOWA.
OCCURRENCES DURING THE
PAST WEEK.
Grave Dissertation Near Keol uk-un.
expected Claimant for Large Estate
Representatives, Outfit Themselves
at Iowa City.

There was recently developed case Of
grave Dissertation. the scene of the van
dalism being not far from Keokuk. On
Jan. Is last Mrs. Elizabeth Smith died
ut the home of her son near Sugar creek,
Of old age, and the remains were laid to
rest at Yellow Banks cemetery. 1t is
considered probable that the grave was
desecrated shortly after the interment il
the body was intended for scientific pur-
poses by the robbers. The undertaken
who attempted exhumation the other
morning says the robbers dug hole down
to the box large enough to get the body
through. About two feet Of the lid OF
the box was broken off and the glass in
the casket was also broken. The body
was then taken out, stripped Of its tomb
cerements aud carted away. The lid of
the box was placed back carefully, evil
IDENTIFY to avoid detection, but an extra
board was placed upon the box and this
is whit first caused the suspicion of the
undertaken in his exhumation.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17

q slight concavity in the profile will be
as vicious, but hHru- wa horse that
times make horse which started out
properly let his ears drop.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17
An optin,ist.
patch.

The Deacon-Do you ever stop to
think that each time the clock strikes
you are one hour nearer eternity?
The Printer--No; think am one
hour nearer pay day.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-17

- UTH. Ruth. it's important; l
want you" from the further
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-07-10

gen @9ritte tbun, um auf pieter
Mepers Namen bas porldufise S9iirs
funssborre9t gu fihern. - M1eitig
etnperitanben9 @ut! pieter bleibt alfo
BET Sbnen2 90 tperbe id Sbnen mor>
gen bas Meitere mittbeilen."
Damit ertpob fi9 ber RapitGn, unb,
inbem er pieter bic 6unb reihte, fagte
er ernit: nWin Dir tpiinfden, metn
6reunb, bab fid bic Musbeutuns ber
Mine lobnt. Mir baben lanse senug
bic Dummbeit beganeen, ben gngz
ldnbern bic @olbf9dbe uhferes 8o<
bens gu iiberlaifen. Nber, Sunse, lab
Dir ben Ropf niht ptrbreben, penn's
nas 1T; unb LAB ibn niht bdngen,
penn's nihts 1T. limb nun bofen
mir bas Beite!A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-07-10
- Gus @banebai trifft Die Wel=
ua elm. bQS in BefinQ 5000 ghi=

= Gus @banebai trifft Die Wel=
oune elm, oaB in Beting 5000 gbi=
neien, tpelbe gum &atbolicismus
iiberGetreten tparen, nie6ergemebelt
tporben iinb, nadoem Die in Yefine
befinbliben Musfdnoer ben Sob ge=
funoen batten. Die 3abl ber einee=
borenen &atbolifen in 8eting be-
lief iih auf ettpa 10000 unb tpenn
Die pbiee Welbung uabr lit, unter=
lieet es ppbt teinem 8neifel, baB
audi bic iibrigen 5000 BON bemlelben
@bittlal ereilt tporben fino. Sn
Yetine ion es iebt dbnlih sueeben.
tpie man iib Die 06ue poritellt.
Das 8lut flieBt in ben StraBen in
Gtr0men unb ale m6glihen @reuel
tperben periibt. Yung gu, tpelber
friiber bic bineliifen 9ruppen in
Betine befebligte uno our MdBieung
rietb, lit bon benz 8rinaen Tuan,
tpelher bic rabicalen gbinelen fabrt,
gang bel Seite geiboben ipprben.
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Gin meiber ,pirs aelb.

@roBe Beitiiraung rief es bel ben
6reunoen BON M. u. 6ogartp, Qe=
rington. &p., berpor, als iie iaben,
6aB feline 6autfarbe ii@ nod uno
nab in @elb pertpanoelte. CT litt
fiir1terlib unter Der @elbiudt. gr
tpuroe pDn ben be1ten Mer5ten be-
banoelt. iebob Dbne iegliben gr=
folg. Gs tpnroe ibm bann am
eeratben, Electric Bitters" Sic
betannte Waaen= unb 2eber Weoi>
Gin, 5u nebmen, unb er' ibreibt:
rNabbem ib 2 5laiben gebrauht
batte, tpar ib pDllfomlnen gebeilt."
Cine 8robe miro Seben BON ieinen
tpobltbdtiaen @irfungen auf ben
Maeen unb bic 2eber iiber5eueen.
Sour so Gents. gu baben bel s.
&alteger & SDbn, DrDauiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-07-10

Matbes unb bes Ggetutiptomttes. Mir
ipollen ielbft on ber Mesierung 1beil
baben, unb bas pertpebrt man uns."
r@ertpebrt man es tpirtli49" faste
MIbredt ironif9 G9elnb. $50 btel
id ipeib, bat prdiibent Rriiger ben
l1itlanbers bic Grtperbung bes bolIen
8iirserre9ts nit alien ieinen 9ebor<
ausunsen freiseitelIt. Iber fretli1, er
berlanst bafiir audi bic nebernabme
aller 8iirserp Fl iAten, bic felbits
berftdnbli9e Mufsabe ieber fremben
NationalitGt unb bic Nblesung bes
9reueibes, ber gum MaFenbienF i'm
RritgsfalIe perpfi9tet. Mber fonber>
burtr Meife bat ii9 Niemanb BON
benen, bic INNER BON ben Ne4ten ber
llttlanber fpre9en, berett sefunben,
unter biefen 8ebingunsen Biirger gu
tperben."
Gin @neldnber, unb feline Natio>'
nalitdt abf9ipDren! Romifher sc.
bante!" rief 2eonarb sntriiitet. ,Was
bentt ii6 biefer bidt0pfse Bur, bab
ct uns 70 ettpas aumutbet9 Mls freie
gnsldnber, bic fein Menid gum @ols
batipielen 3tptnsen tam, ipollen tpir
bier unfer 8iirgerreht ausiiben-"
(5ortiebuns folst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-07-10

perbarrt England bel leiner @eige=
rune, CUR Gnorobung Der 8erit0rung
Der &Dnigsgrdber bel 9ientiin feline
3uitimmung 81 geben, pbeleih ba=
burd oielleicbt nod 700 gDeiBe aez
rettet lperoen fDnnten.
= Die gpnoolen5 Depelcbe bes
&ailers @ilbelm I'll. an Die areiie
Mutter oes in Befine ermorbeten
Sreiberrn pon aetteler bat fplgenben
@ortlaut: n@mpfangen Sic meme
innigite Tbeilnabme gu ben ibperen
@erluit, Der Sic betroffen. Sbr
Sobn bat iib Bis gum lebten Mtbet1=
5uge als Elm treuer, berborragenber
Diener ttteines 0auies unb bes 8a=
terlanoeS betpdbrt. St bat leinem
8aterlunbe, ieinen 2anbsleuten unb
ieiner Tamilie @bre eenabt. @ott
nur allein permag oas trauernbe
Mutterber5 gu trDiten!"
= Ser bineiii6e @eianbte in Ser
fin Eat in elmer Depei9e an ben &aiz
fer 'iein 8eileib gu Der @rmprbuna
bes @efanoten auseebrudt unb Sea-
mems ieiner &egierune polle Siibne
periproben.
= Die beiben Sanger &reu5er
y&aiier" uno ,Deutiblanb" iollen
lofort in Dienit geitellt tperben, Inn
enentueu nab China ab5ugeben.
= Mus &antpn miro Der Snbalt
sueier g6itte gemelbet, tpel9e Die
&aiierinz& z&egentin erlaiien bat. Das
cine goitt erfldrt Die @erl6bnung nit
ben gbriiten, gegen tpelde Die ganae
Station iib erboben babe, fir unz
m6glib. Serner tpirb bebauptet, bic
WMdte batten ben 8anpf ollrb ben
Mngriff auf 9afu begonnen uno ba=
ourd) Die grbitterung geQen ale
Srentbe geiteigert. Cine unterorii=
dung bieier 8olfsltimmung lei ge=
fdbrlib uno besbalb er11eine es an
9e5eigt, iebt Die frembenfeinblibe Be=
tpegpng nubbar gu MAIDEN. Das
atueite gbift beiagt, oaB Die &aiierin
bereit lei, Die beorDbten @elanbt1haf=
ten IN Refing gu beiblben. nNQein
man n1uB erit ieben, beiBt es tpeiter,
Oh bic Jrenoen ooer bic Gbinelen
bic @5tdrferen finb. Sn ieoem Sale
follten ale @ouperneure iofort 9rup=
pen our 8ertbeioiaung ibrer Diitrifte
aufbieten, oa lie fiir @ebietsperlu1te
uerallttuDrtlib gebnlten tperben.
Sn 9afl 1T Die Mabribt ein=
getrohen, baB bic beutfben Waben
ben Seibnam bes beuti1en @eIanb=
ten, Sreiberrn BON &etteler, retteten,
nab6em 6ieier BON ben gbinelen err
r1Droet tpDroen mar.
l1eber ben Berbleib BON abt
6eutiben Torpebp Bppten, bic Iib
in ben pitaliatiiben @etpdiiern be-
fanoen, liegt feine &unbe ppr unb es
berribt ibrettpegen eroBe 8eunrubiz
gung.
Il Sn 8riiiiel fanb ber BrpceB
gegerl Sean Baptiite Gipibo itatt,
mel1er por einiee Wpnaten elm Mt=
tentat anf ben Brin5en ppn @ales
unternDmmen batte. Der @eribts=
bof nabm Sipioos Sugeno als Mil=
6eru.lg8grunb an uno iibertpieS i'm
Bis 5ar 8oqidbrigteit elmer 8efe=
rungsanitalt. Meert, Henhot uno
Meire, bic ben Nngriff auf ben Brin=
gen angeitiftet batten, tpurben freioe=
iprod5en, neil iie bas &onplott als
einen 9der5 betrahtet batten. @ez
riihtpeiie perlautet, 6aB Sipiou aus
oem @efdngniB gefloben lei uno oaB
erfiA nab 8aris beeeben babe.
Gin 0Neibp,. t,,3,.A ncth
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-07-10
"EvREkA SPRINGS.

Giner Der lb0niten Nusflugs= unb
Spmmer Mufentbaltsorte 1T 'Eu-
reka Springs. Sn ben 8lauen
OsarfzBersen bes nDrbliben Mrfan=
las eeleeen, bat es elm uniibertroffez
mes &lina. 8elte gftomobatiDnen
in ben 9otels. @dbreno oes gan5en
Sabres tperben BON Der ''FRISCO
LIME" lebr nieoriee &unbfabrt=
Staten ausaeaeben. Wan tpenbe ii1
an ben @elbaftsfiibrer bes "Cres-
cent Hotel, Eureka Springs,
ueeen neuer Yampblete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-07-10
Nntu n t
q. u. & u. g. 8abu.
Nbfahrt.

MaA @alpeiton, Souiton unb guero tag
Tia. .8:45 Bprrt.
Na9 Corpus gbrifti, Nrauios ToB unb
Nah Borne nmb 8errpine. tdglicb, als<
genDmmen Sonntags. -. 2:45 Nabm.
Nah Bbrne unb &errnilIe, Spnntass..
Q.20 Wnrtt
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9ie allaenteitte sfraae

1T iebt: .@obin ioll id in bieiem 5om~
mer reilen?"
sic 1T iebr leiht beanttuortet:
Nah benz Norben, Often ober 8eiten
nit mem lbneuen KATY Flyer,
elm "wide vestibuled'' 3us nit Buffet
Shlafpaeen unb reclining chair cars"
Sibe frei.
g8enbet @mh on irsenb einen Katy
Meenten, Der bereittpillieit irsenb tuelfe
Nustunft in 8e5ug auf 8aten, 6abraeiten
&C.. 9eben tuirb, ober ihreibt an
gB. g. Grub.
Gen. Iaii, & 3. 9st., Dallas. Ser.
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Die nQde!lel "a
@sghQe!S MeLhOden )11')|'lA
oerlansen cine idnelle Mittbeiluus.
0as ,,2Dttg 9iftamce Sele=
pbptt" 1T bas e5beal.
The Southwestern Telegraph &
TelephOn Company.
Inter 0em Dierfarbigeu
Sanuer.
3oman aus benz iiibafritaniiden
W0lblan0e Sransbaal.
Bon 8rnno @asemer.
(6Drtiebung).


(5ortlesnn93.
Hno Nun er5dblte Yieter tura uno
il''oe9olfen. iuie er tadD lettler ylu9t
aus osr ooterlt9en Tarn' our9 bic
zRo9altes6trge 9eiuai1oert mar uno bort
am 9! laolipen Mbban9e Der ver9e. mo
lle na@ oef. 2gltnafersrano aofailert,
geM etnsm Ilr@iDoren lnmeiter noer.
{u!vy xnRn@t ~ etner polle 0slngt
9asn. Nenl@en9anoe patien Dte poD!e
9sqtaoea; fieI etnssn dc9 lie ltg IN ote
Stos. ss Da ploBltW patie er Mdrt!er'
psmmen nefnommsn. rrettenoe Stlm-
men, ote t9tl nsrdnlaet 1atfen, fl9 9t1-
nt e'nen Jellsnnorlprun9 3nrad3a.
s!speu. 5met vtannsr maren o'gi an
~ Ooloes aus oem Jnneteil per Qople
osoMmen, ME er I'M palpou11sl efteil'
.ssu lonnle eM ailer 6alIsr uno EN-
ngeIe1. dnl9e'nenD metBer utann.
s9g pdten VI 9lOBer Mn1regunS 9es
psIsN, penn peg Ta1fer ?a1te Dem
aageeH esne golDaDer ge3etgt, PIE Ct
tl g 0sm algsnlqetnl1n DOT Sa9rae1n>
- lnnElos 9eOauten S9d@te ent<
csus 9as.e; peg, anDere metgerte 1t@,
.cSI.r ~; :, ,,rh s..s' ~ @nE.r srohts ~" hsn -
mn nh orSer.n i, osut.r t,,,' r,,ts,,tk.;l.r s .'
,,,srr ., - ss;r m.iS ss, mn .rh1Tt. .f.TT M
% kssss II IN e s.;n IN m,ers;t.r . s a,,sa.ro.St. &.
g h,bs -; s,,r.n s.r' as.res :, s.;nsm ~ 81.
Ste nb.r 's,.'tus - ,rovie G,Ib - n.rS;.r.m , nm
bie Wine cusaubeuten-obne @elb
einee bas nun tinmal ni9t, pnb Elm
{ttnsber {olle nid,t beron. 60 tporen
e fuGenb unb {4impfenb baponae-
5oapoeh, unb pieter bate fi4 an Bic
Datd {u@ung bes btrloiienen S4ad<
tsD he,nd6t, ohne ettpas au finben. Mis
e ober mad Ianaem beraeblihen Saz.
&en BE Nanforfmunoen aufaedeben
uuh feline Manberfubrt nadb sxohqriz
nel6urd fortoefeht hdfte. bdtte er cine
fas&fbore Gnfbedund oernodt. gr
mt auf DIutfpuren' ouf u benz sselss
lctsn oeitoben unb aod5 eirlioen
G6rtiitn bate Ct i'm Wufn bic QsiGe
beS ao}ern oefunben. Sen er porber
IA ber 6Sble aeieben hattie: i'm Miiden
III Grmorbeten bate cine brtite
@unbe atflaft, bic ben Wlitpiffer
~ GcI6ae6eimniTes fofort oetSbtet
taten mubte.
nit otbemlo{er Gponnuno botten
e&ieI unb Mrbrent auoebSrf' limb
atf r,eint. es babe fiix ipirffin nm
elne Sci 0usbeufuno ipertbe @pIbober
oebdnbelt9. froote Ser Mrat aipeifefnh.
sd foute Gum. bok i& bumuIs
ni&fs funb,s fubr Dieter fort. .Mbsr
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8ulf gbpre Sabm.
81 Nhfohr,


Mab Stodbale, tdslieb, aus9enommel
Sonnta9S. ................8:0 500 Sorm
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Bon Stodbale, tdslidb. ausgenommen
Sonnta9S. ....... 800 Wadm.
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Die beriibmte Jriiblinas. .Meoictm:
Or. Gieaert's Mneoftura gittsrs Gin SbesI6ifet
Dor benz Giien. Wan bnte ii& Dor i6doli&en 1ad=
abmuulen.
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go,ttberm Nacific 8abm.
Mhfohrt

Nab getu Orleans, 6puiton unb Gal<
pe5tpn tdalic5 1900 Mittags.
Wah Gi 8a{o, galifornien unb Merito
900 8Drm.
Nada geor6>geras, ct. Souls uno gbicaz
go katy Flyer) ....... 500 Mbenos.
Mntunft.
gon Norb<Seras, ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ........ $3.50 NOr9ens.
Bon gsetu Orleans, 9ouitDn un6 @al<
peitDn tdglidb. db............ .4:45 Madbm.
8on gl Yalp, galifornien unb Merifo
1870 Mbenbs.
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rgbeatbam's eelbmadloler Gbia
9onic" beilt 6rDiteln, baut bas 9p=
iten1 tpieber auf unb beilt ale 2ei=
ben. Sc lit oer Comic Der Tonics.
so Gents,
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u n fumft.

Bon Galpeftom, Souiton unb guero tag
lich 7:O Mbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbrifti, Mranias 8aB nno
Beepille tdglitb .l:55 Nacbnt.
Bon Bbrne Mnb 8errnille. td9lid, aus<
genpmmen Sonnta9s =. 1855 &Drm.
Bon Borne unb &errbille, 50nnta9s, =.
800 Mbenos.
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". &. & Z. 8abn.

Mbf fabrt.
Na9 @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, 8aniaS
9th, ct. Qouis unb Chicago td9lih
10. u. &M. g. Oepot) .7:45 Mor9ens.
Nab @acp, Sort @Drtb, Dallas &C. loom
Suniet 0epot) 500 Mbenbs.
Mntunft.
Bon Chicago. ct. Souls, &anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort @ortb mn6 gBaco, td9li1
(Suniet 0epot) ....... -. $3.50 8orm.
Bon @acO, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. (S.
". g. u. y. 9epot) -. 1920 Mbenbs.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-10-11
REVIEW OF TRADE
Htuation In the Business World as
Seen by Leading CONNER
cial Agencies.

New York, Oct. 6.--R. G. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade says: ''The an
hracite coal settlement has been delayed
another week, and the effect upon business
n the east is more apparent, though dis
tribution in the west and south seems no
less active. Seasonable weather in the
east would quickly aid matters. Prices
are slightly lower in iron, wool, coal and
sugar, but the produce and textile markets
are firm and in all departments of BUSH
ness an effort by distributors to increase
transactions would quickly advance prices.
There is little ordering ahead In any KIND
of merchandise, but steel rail makers look
for contracts for about 100000 tons after
election. Rain is needed in the south and
on the north Atlantic coast, but In the
southwest rains have checked cotton pick
ing. Most manufacturing concerns are de-
laying extensive production until after cleo
ton and are buying little raw material.
Pig iron has declined on small orders, and
was also depressed by the cut in southern
freight rates. Finished material and struc-
tural lines are steady, and export buying
does much to prevent dizziness.
'FWheat is steady. For the week Allan
tic exports were 1894 bushels, flour in
| cluded, against 1859 062 in 1899. After the
End of September there was decline In
the price of corn for the current months
delivery, but elevator prices remained firm.
Failures for the week were 20S in the
United States, against 1874 last year, and
% in Canada, against 20 last year."
Bradstreet's says; Despite some ir-
| regularity both as to demand and prices,
| due partly to warm, rainy weather, but
| likewise a reflection of a hesitancy to en-
| bark largely in new business pending po-
| utical events, the general tone of trade Is
| a favorable one, and confidence IS to the
| outlook for business in the remained OF
| the year is notable. Some diminution in
the volume of jobbing business is noted at
| larger western centers, and continued rainy
weather in the northwest alike checks the
| movement of wheat to market, Injuries the
| grade of the same and discourages retail
| and jobbing distribution. Ten cent cot
ton is the key to the very favorable report
which comes from the south, and the char
| acter of reports from this section is more
nearly favorable than for many years past
At this time. The indisposition to contract
| heavily as to the future is perhaps most
marked in the iron and steel trade, and
here also the most marked tendency to-
| ward weakness in the cruder forms OF pro-
duction is noted. The industrial OUTLOOK
has been improved by the signing OF the
tin-plate scale, but the anthracite coal sit
| uation is, on the surface at least, rathel
more favorable than week ago, more
mines and miners being idle and production
ctr nj
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-10-11
REPUBLICAN DAY.
Iowa Meets and Greets Roose-
welt at Waterloo.

The Eve hundred people who went
from Mahaska county to Waterloo
on Friday to see and hear Theodore
Roosevelt, Republican nominee for
vice-president, report the greatest
political demonstration ever held in
a city no larger than Waterloo. IL
was estimated that between 10000
and 4O, 900 enthusiastic people crowd
ed the streets and shouted them
selves hoarse for Mckinley & Roose-
yeft. The Mabaska county contin-
gency made up part of the 1,so0 peo-
pie which the Iowa Central delivered
in Waterloo in three big trains. All
had a great time aside from the Jam,
which, however, was expected by
everyone, and all arrived home safe
" shortly after midnight. The ova-
ton was the grandest ever rendered
political favorite in Iowa. Not all
were able to hear Mr.. Roosevelt
speak, no hall in the city would be-
gin to hold the visiting throng, and
as the power of the human voice is
limited, many who went to Central
park where the speaking took place,
were unable to hear the addresses
and went away. Those who attended
and did not hear Roosevelt were not
entirely disappointed. They saw him
as he rode in his carriage in the
parade, and cheered him to theii
hearts content, and that means
great deal.
The Peoria band headed the Ma
haska delegation which attracted
much attention and caused many
complimentary remarks.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-10-11
FIGURES WON'T LIE.
Even Democratic Estimates Give
Lacey a Majority.

Montezuma Republican: L. j
Anderson, for years one of the dem
ocratic wheel-horses in the Sixth dis
trict was in town the past week and
called at this Office and together we
compared notes on the lookout in
this district. He says that he sees
no hope for Steck, even though his
election is claimed by some of the
enthusiastic democrats. He says he
was in conversation with Richard
Burke, chairman of the Mahaska
county democratic committee and
that gentleman is quite sure that
Steck is as good as elected now. Mr..
Anderson asked him where he ex-
pected to get the votes with which
to accomplish this and he gave him
the following figures: Steck will get
600 majority in Davis and 200 in Mon
roe. He will tie Lacey in Wapello
and Keokuk. Lacey will get 200 in
Mahaska, 500 in Poweshiek and
probably 100 in Jasper. Anderson
says that admitting that Burke il
right his own figures give Lacey SOC
majority.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-10-11
lame. Reed injured

Mr.. James Reed struck his leg against
cake of ice in such manner as to
bruise it severely. 1t became very much
swollen and panied him so badly that ne
could not walk without the aid of crutch-
es. He was treated by physicians, also
used several kinds of liniment and two
and half gallons of whisky in bathing
it, but nothing gave any relief until he
began using Chamberlain Pain Balm.
This brought almost a complete cure in
weeks time, and he believes that had
he not used this remedy his leg would
have had to be amputated Mr.. Reed is
oneof the leading merchants of Clay
Court House, w. Va. Pain Balm is TN
equalled for sprains, bruises and rheun-
atism. For sale by Green & Bentley
Drug Co.