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are ungTounde3 and because I have been
so sad and lonely all day that I felt like
I had lost my last friend, and 1t remind
ed me that one was true to me still.
Dear Nick, an so sorry that you think
I want to forsake you. for no such
thought has ever entered my head. and I
have no such intention You are dearer
to me each day. and it is harder to give
you up now than IN the past. Dear Nick,
lam sorry, but cannot release you from
your promises. and when you think OF It
you will not want me to do so. I have
heard some things about you and I. but
do not believe anything. Some OF them
1 knew to be impossiblities; others can
easily account for, and do not blame
you for anything that has happened
told you some things she said, and viii
tell you the rest now. She said some one,
but did not tell me who, told her that
Mrs. Batten got mad with you and show
ed q letter l wrote TO you to my father.
That you know not 10 be true. because
father would surely have said something
to me about it, ana he has not mentioned
your name TO me. have told you all
else she said. and I tell you again I do
not believe ward Of anything she said.
bC4ASFS SO0 SAc OA1S u jest
and always shall TILL you prove that you
are not. Please believe me as every your
own sweet pig"
Dearest Nick: Please forgive me for
breaking down just now. I made up my
mind this morning, after I had & long
cry, that 1 would not give you the pain
Of seeing me cry again: but am so sad
that it is all 1 can do to keep from It 1
tried TO be cheerful and laugh, but when
I laughed at you it felt like my heart was
breaking and 1 could not keep back the
rush OF tears. That is why put my
head down Oh the table, had to conquer
my feelings. 7 have always been very
sad when you said anything about going
away, but il has never made me feel half
so sad ever before. You do not know
what have gone through with yester-
day and today, and you do not know
what am struggling against now. Oh,
how can I stand your being gone? How
can I go from day to day and week to
week without a word from you? Nick,
will you go and leave me all alone in this
cold. cold world so full of enemies for me,
leave me alone to fight for myself and to
die alone and away from the one friend
who 1 thought would always be faithful
to me? I told you this morning that If
did not care anything for you IL would
not go SO hard. Ever your ISABEL
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Tnree National Conventions.
KANSAS CITY. CHTeAGo. PHILADEL-
pHIA

EHAA-
The Missouri Pacific Railway win ssll
excursion tickets 70 these poiats as f9I-
lows
Chicago III, ProhEzEfson National coo-
vsntiou--Tsrkets cn sale 5urse =. = sid
=. so. limited fo- return % Js'y = 1910
ore fare Ter the rogz4 tip 31sesl-
Kansas City. NJ. National Ds7aoc-1tic
Coaveutisn-cn- fare fer tne r7eas TIP
IS -. Tg-kers On sale July = ara Z.
limited Ser rsfzrn "a TEiy s 20
seecsal attention E czgiss q iAs fsc;
.hat The Missouri PseEsc Rs1iwar = 'hs
crly Ire tat has strictly Tseagfa-
Ks-sas CITY var, WITH char car fhreuxh
% Kansas CITY, ard Pullman sseeos-<
car thai starts troz wichita
Fo- ress-Ts;.su& Ct sleeper al ttsxsts
cal O. Or sEa-@xs
Z Z RLECgLET. P. sas T A.
- Se-ss sE2sE st<sst- Wichita, E2n-
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ANyoa1NCEMEN n.

800 oI3noI,ncA myself vs. a candi-
date for the Office ut COUNTY Coz Al ms
sioner before tn. next Repup- 1can COLI 3nr
vention, in the Second colq FiI ISL tie-
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VIA FRISCO LINE

VIA FRISCO LINZ
Cal a. esT tiexsf e-a~. esr=a- xsla
2a4 Dsscss. f0T ~ izfsr-auss-
: p oe@T1z- o7sos 5sse =-x-. 80.
I 20 Sssavsse. Ten. rssy "a
p Atlaaflc c.tS. New Fe-4<y. ssiy 49,
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PLAZA Hotel

No. 243 North Lawrence avenue. Euro
pean or American plan. Ta0e best the
market affords. Baths free to guests.
23-6tS
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You WIN have a good time next Sunday
II You 90 % Geuda Springs on the Rock
Island excursion. Only sI.75 for the round
trip from WichIta-
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TAKE THE FRISCO LINE
afternoon train to St Louis and al points
east. Train leaves Union staten at 1.9i
D n
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NATIONAL PROHIBITION CONvEN-
TON AND STATE PROHIBITION
CONVENTION. HELD At

CHICAGO. ILL, JUNE IS TO -
For the above occasion the santa Sc
has made a rate OF one fare tor the round
trip. Tickets on sale June ss-gs. good for
return passage Up TO and including July
9. 1900. Trains leave Wichita, u.oS A m.
and $50 p. m; arrive in Chicago. $50 A.
m. and ?. N Fastest time iaio Ch.-
easo from the west; through sleeper and
,chair car. L h. DELANEY.
Phone. Is. Agent
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Through Pullman Sleeping Car VA Mis-
souri, Pacific railway. wichita 70 ST. I,ouis.
daily. Leave Wichita rs D N. arriving
in St. Louis next morning 80.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC cONvEE-
TON.
Kansas City. No.
July &. 1850.
For the above occasion the Santa Fs
has made rate OF one fare for tbe round
trip. Tickets OF sale July 2. and 4: final
return limit July 9, 1850. The Santa Fe
has three through daily trains Wichita
10 Kansas city. leaving Wichita Hos a
m. go p. m. and 80 p. m Fer further
particulars call OF or address
LR DELANEY.
Telephone ia Pass Agent
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HOMEsEEK Erlsf HolfEaZEa fgBi
SUMMER EXCCEEIOAB 70
COLORADO AesD f-rarF

ttAStEAAtFf AID TAIL
On 1uBs =. Jgly = "a 81 a-s e. as
Auzus; !. ere santa Re Roass xil sell
Tosnd TIP tickets 20 Denver Ceiorseo
Spring. Peealo Csnwesd sarfsEz sal.
Lake city and Cx,ssa a. iowsat stsa1ar1
arst-class Fare. plns 3 s5-gTevs 49,
Fsufs Nest - nrst caErzG5 r-srzaas
p1ins slfsia falrfT eaga sfen cafs -
sale. hnst return Duf. oefahsr 81 fxo
Tor further inforustsn cad On ~ -
dress. l. T.. DELANEY.
Pas. - Aksut
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THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
operates a strictly wlcasta Kansaa cry
sleeping car. leaving wlca..a every u8vit
az 1000 clock and arriving at Kansas
city at 7.99 a. m This car can be occa-
pied BY wichita people as early a.
o'clock in the evening. as the car Is Sc,
in front CT the depot and Is open a. TIA.
time.
Tnis train also has an elegant free re-
clining chair car. lighted b. Pintseh gas.
through 20 Kansas city without change
For tickets and sleeping car space call
az city ticket Office iif North Main u;rsst.
wichita Kan.
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REMEMBER THIS
THAT THE
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

To accommodate the public the Santa
Fe has arranged two extra standard
Pullman sleepers and one tourist Pullman
sleeper to leave Wichita on train No. -.
leaving $50 p m. night Of July far
Kansas City. Berth IN standard sleeper
q: tourist 81. Make reservations early.
For further information cali on Or aI-
dress l. p DELANEY.
Telephone 10. Passenger Agent
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YALE CLASS-OAY EXERCISES
Kansas Represented on Ihe List of
Class "a 4sgOrians

New Maven. Conn, June e5.-The class
day exercises at Yale We're held on the
campus this. afternoon, beginning at =
o'clock in the wooden amphi,beatre con-
Structed for that purpose. There was a
considerable company OF auditors pres
ent comfortably AIling the structure
seating lieo psSple. Many 81 them were
from distant parts Of the country. rela-
lives and friends Of the %. members Of
the academic class. The exercises con-
sisted Of the singing Of college songs.
interpreted with readings Of personal
horor. As each mans ua1ue was reach
e. in the reading he was haisted 10 the
shoulders % his Classmates The h.sto-i-
ans were Charlton 3. Thomas. Irvinzton
Ky, Maurice p. Gould. Wa6aunsee. Kan.
Ashley T. Leavitt. Melcose. Mass: e. E.
Hin. loakers y. Y. and - II Drsper.
Hnpe6ale, Mass. The reading - the his
tories was followed bv the planting Of
the class Ivy at the Chitten5en Library.
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SECOND AS&f ~. HECSTos
ROOSEVELT Eolgu RIDERS.
ok1zAe1a Cs-gs y
TsfT e isss
Pc ths ae.eve se-szssa fAs aa-ta ?.
sss ra2ss fats u oas fars - -.
ressa tip TseSefR 81 sac - = -
Sziy :. iSe. "a; rstzrn Aess IayE "a.
szats - As tEs regular sa-saxa 80.
eassT VIA . 0Esasana cliy. fsss.rr
VISA a "a sse = , n Tsf ss-tA.~
5sy;sealsss eAA 60 CT aE6ress
l. = DEL&SET.
Pass Ara
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The Rock Island limited leaves Wichita
daily at s:4s a m FOR Chicago and east
ern points. The only line running solid
through tr4in Wichita 10 Chicago With
out change OF cars. Fer Information "a
20 rates. etc. call on or address
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Omaha, Neb-. June 2l-The Continental
Clothing company assigned today to the
sheriff Creditors sre al eastern clothing
End shoe houses II IS stated by President
Gamble thar satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS
foz re-opening are in progress.
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Ff-sEkcsszs F-<f-sS ssss-sAs e&- Leaves
wsesssa sRfs ia Santa p aSE:s a.
n rrss fecfs-szT -sss- e&-x e. ss-t
+-at-- Fer sosAe-s. rate ak -xz~rxx-
..erz as-.tv - L =. DELANEY.
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Sweetheart: Every time 1 go into the
dining room mother runs NE out, but I
have TO run in every now and then to see
how my Nick is getting on. Dear Nick.
I an so happy 10 be ar home once more
where I can see you. II was partly on
your account that I came home. / vas
sick though. and was very sick last
week and 7 came very near having pneE-
mona Does It make you any happier TO
have me peep out OF the window a. you
when you are at work. or il is Just the
same as If 1 were at Hoihns? I DO Be
Heve you are happier. for there IS such
glad look in your eyes when you see me:
but, Dear Dick. your face iosoks 50 sad
I don't like To see YOU look so I wish
you would let ms share your troubles. but
It seems you are not willing 20 let me
love you snd you have the rights which
belongs 70 one who loves. Nick; I Do
love you and would have answered your
letter AZ once II I had Tot come home.
truly sympathIze with you, out try TO -
4 man and al % Us EiL help you Be
brave for M sake Your own love.
Tear favxhgkaishTdluCAiF yyYP WV WV
Tear this Up5
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DAY S@Ss = - ezrEisr = es.-s : 49,
{ Fl1-iI<s nss<Dey HseAsEz 20 = Isats
"a A-sssErs ra>ts, rsgxs7. L-.r.s g.
= , n. ArsfF1aE - = Iaz.s - !.
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EXCUPSTONs,
Kansas.

To Various Places. Available Via
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Ticket Office, ia Main Street. Wichita,
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Ny Own Dearest Nick: have been
sitting here watching for you all the even
ing, and do want TO see you so much
I sat here by my lone self TIL real late
last night and ionged each moment for
You to come Father did not get back
from his business til nearly o'clock. and
as I sat by the freight all alone and
thought Of YOU I Just longed for You 10
come, never realized how much 7 loved
you TIL last night and today; but I really
do love you, and a great deal more than
you think I DO I cannot promise YOU
what you want me TO because that would
he an imp0Ssibiaty- II you should be
taken rom me could not help but grtevs
for you. and you do not know what you
are asking when you ask re not 70.
Do not think there IS any danger yet. ana
YOU ought not 20 think 50. but Il IS nat
ural THAI you should fee uneasy I an
50 glad that you have gotten over that
wish OF q few days age wheu you wanted
70 leave ne. Aren't you glad now that :
woaid not release you from that PREMISE
You must rot talk 10 me about such a
serious thing as dying In the way you do.
and L grleved me SO 10 hear you talk
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My Dearest One: do not know when
can see You again now. do not ex-
pect 10 be at home tonight and do not
know where I viii be tomorrow. but
want to see you again and must do It.
have not said a word about last night,
and do not intend TO, but. oh, dear one.
my heart aches SO that l feelas If it VIII
break cried al night nearly and have
been crying again this morning Oh. If
you raise your hand 20 harm yourself.
the rest of ms life Will be just SO. You
say you are on your way 70 hell. and
know that I am sending you there. It
viii make me crazy and kin NE. TOO For
heavens sake, spare me such a life.
Yours as ever, ISABEL.
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D4ag zaEis. es.ivsFe1, lss esr vssx.
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ny Own Dearest Nick: Tou did make
- happy last night when Eo1 tod me
yon would keep al tie promises yc1
made re since ! can feei that yea ere
not thinking Of leaving re vale ! an
g7ue. my Isfs az school VIII not he 50
miserable. but e 1 had gene zSsy ard
yoa had not taken back shat yes sad
and bad 70. promised % keep y7oz PROM
ises ! w7sl5 have beer Ts-fscFsy z1sse--
able Come soon tonight an azgPy
new ana hope ron A-c. COZ b,sss ard
protect y0G- EoEE own little
BABEL
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yet when do not do what you want me
to- You think I don't love you and mis-
trust you. Dear Nick, please never think
that again. do trust you. and you
know It If you will take back what you
said about not being here when come
back and will promise me never TO break
that promise you made me, can be
happy, but not until. 1 heard you cough
ing just now, so I know you are not
asleep. Good night, sweetheart. God
bless you and may He lift the dark clouds
from your path and make life bright and
happy. Good night Your own little
ISABEL
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sFy Dearest Nick. yoEr sweet nose las
done ne zurh COED. Ter o-e Trssaa. -
ezrzs caa assure ,cz that a. yer ssA-s
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DFNOCRAT1c cONVEN-

f z. BLECkLEH
P. and T. A. Wichita. Kan
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RECORD OF A MOUNTAlNCLIMBER

E. DRAKE, D. P. A.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-06
Something New.

and the only one in this part of the
country. A fine large 16 plate Nc
Antosh Static electrical machine has
just arrived in the city and has been
placed in the Office of DR. Sarah @.
Hills. This machine has the late st
improved X Ray apparatus, including
Crooks tube and Horoscope, with
which DR.. Hills can locate fractures
and dislocation of bones orlodgment
of bullets, needles, or anything which
should penetrate and lodge in the
flesh. She has also a new Galvanic
and Fradic switch board and battery,
and by having these two machines
she is able to give all kinds of cleo
trical treatments. The two machines
cost the lady about four hundred and
forty dollars.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-06
FURNISH A WARD.
Rathbone Sisters Propose to Sup
port a Ward in City Hospital.

The Rathbone Sisters made an offer
to the Philanthropic Department of
the Woman's Club this afternoon at
the regular meeting of the Club that
means another long stride towards
the successful establishment of the
Oskaloosa hospital.
The Rathbones have said that with
the establishment of the hospital they
will maintain ward in the institution.
This means that they will furnish and
support ward in the name of the
Rathbones. They will furnish the
ward with all the necessities and COM
forts and will maintain it in the in
stitution.
This is a most generous offer, but it
is along the line of practical charity
and for this the Sisters are noted.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-06
Temperance women Meet.

Washington, Dec. 4.-The national
convention of the Women's Christian
Temperance union was called to order
at the Lafayette theater Monday morn
ing. President Mrs. Lillian M. N. Stew
ems delivered her annual address. Near
~ 800 delegates were assembled, rep
resenting every state and territory in
the union. Delegates of FIVE colored
state unions were also present. The
roll call showed 30 superintendents, ~
syangelists and s lecturers also in
their places. The delegation is
larger than in ten years preceding.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-06
TEACHERS MEETING.
Important Session to be Held at
Eddyville December 8.

An inter-county teachers meeting will
be held at Eddyville Saturday, Dec. 8.
Teachers from Ottumwa, Eddyville,
Agency, Oskaloosa, Kirksville and other
towns in Wapello, Monroe and Mahaska
counties are on the program.
On Friday evening, Dec. 7, DIR. Har-
ris, of Cornell college, Mt. Vernon, Ia,
will deliver a monologue on Shakes
peare," under the auspices Of the Eddy
vile High school, to which the public is
invited.
In the announcement Of the meeting,
Supts. Beniah Dimmiit, of Ottunlwa,
Angie Reitzell, of Abba, and ]. P.
Dodds, of Oskaloosa, request that as
many teachers of the counties as posi-
Bile, will be present and take part in the
work of the day. All interested in the
matter of education are cordially invited
to attend, especially parents and patrons
of schools.
THE PROGRAM
The following program has been an
nounced, which, however, is subject to
change:
MORNING sEssIoN-Io O'clock.
Music.
Rational discipline and Instruction in
the Primary Grades"-Miss Libbie
BUTLER, Eddyville; Prin. F. E. Callister,
Agency; Miss Maggie Simmons, Eddy
vile, and Mr.. S. r. Hickman, Monroe
county
How I Teach United States History"
Miss Mae Noel, Eddyville; Flora
Shields, Kirkville, and Newton Castle,
Monroe county.
MuSic
Reflection of the Character of the
Teacher Chas. V. Ryan, Oska-
loosa: Miss Ada Middlesworth, Eddy
vile, and Miss Mollie Barber, Monroe
county.
Reading and Spelling, Methods and
Results, Former aid Modern"-Ex-
Supt E. H. Rogers, Oskaloosa; ex-Supt
Joseph Parks, Ottumwa, and Mr.. A. w.
Richardson, Monroe county.
AFTERNOON SESSION.: 80 O'clock.
Address.
Music.
Teachers Reading Circle-It's I'M
portance'-Prin. F. F. Frost, Eddyville;
Manner of Conducting"-Prin. c. F.
Eakins, Kirkville; Teachers Confer
ence If Connection WIth"-H. L. Roel,
of Muchaliinock.
Recitation-Miss Jennie NJ. Carson.
"Our New School Laws, Music and
Library. What of Them ?"-Prin. J. J.
Williams, Fremont; E. S. Parker, OF
tumwa, and Miss Sue Gray, Monroe
county.
Language in the Common Schools"
C. w. Conwell, Monroe county, and
Miss Ida Spencer, Eddyville.
Arithmetic in the Grades. How
Much ?'-J.sF F. Treasure, Monroe coun-
ty; Mr.. E, A. Leighton, Evans, and
Miss Edna Gardner, Eddyville,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-06
PYTHIAN OFFICERS
Subordinate Lodge Elects Officers for
New Administration.

There was laI &c attendance at the
meeting of the subordinate lodge
Knights of Pythias at Castle Hall
Monday evening on account of the
annual election of officers. The fol-
lowing were chosen to be st the head
of affairs in the lodge for the next
year:
Tom Shockley-C. @.
Ralph O'Hara--V. @.
D. R. Walton-Prelate.
Perry Asher-K. of r. and s.
l.. J. Allen-M. of F.
w. G. Jones-M. of E.
James McQuiston-M. of A. .s
F. A. Worth-M. of w
D. B. james,. G.
H, E. Davis-O. G.
Chas. Fehlinger, S. j. Stewart and
FL. Davis-Trustees.
The lodge is in prosperous con-
dition and the interest maintained is
of the best sort. The lodge is grow
ing and is known as one of the best
in the state.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-06
PAYS UNDER COVER.
Report That Sultan VIII Settle In
demnity by buying WarshIp
Seems Well Founded,

Washington, Dec. 4.-The officials of
the state department decline to make
any statement for publication relative
to the announcement from Constanti-
nople that the Turkish government had
arranged to pay the American mission
claims under cover of a contract with
the Cramps for a warship. Neverthe-
less, there is reason to believe that the
report is well founded, and that the
claims are in a fair way to be paid.
1t is the expectation that the Cramps,
instead of undertaking to deal direct
ly with the claimants, will turn over
to the state department the amount of
the claim, in the neighborhood of G 49,
900, and that the department will dis
burse the money to the claimants.
While in this way, there will be no
direct dealing between the United
States and Turkish governments, the
end in view, namely, the collection of
the money, will be effected, and there
is no disposition to be captious as to
the form taken in the payment.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-06

Lovers of the beautiful in Art are
having a feast served them at the
Green & Bentley store for the past
several days, where over thousand
of'the choicest pictures of the n arket
are being shown for a limited time.
The pictures have been arranged in
the rear half of the west room and
the place has been transformed into
veritable art gallery. The pictures
have attracted an unusual amount of
attention and the store is visited by
scores of art enthusiasts who pro-
nounce the collection very fine.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-06
Tortured a WINGS

Intense suffering was endured by wit
ness T. L. Martin, of Dixie, KY, before
he gave this evidence: II coughed
every night until my throat was nearly
raw; then tried Dr. Kings New Dissov-
cry which gave instant relief. l have
used it in my family for four years and
recommend it as the greatest remedy for
Coughs. Colds and all Throat, Chest and
Lung troubles. 1t will stop the worst
cough, and not only prevents, but abso-
lutely cures Consumption. Price soc
and $I.oo Every bottle guaranteed
Trial bottles 25c at Green & Bentley
Drug Co.'S.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-06
AThankseIyinr Hnnt

Early Thanksgiving morning the
good people of Rochester and vicin-
ity were aroused from peaceful
slumber by the report of fire arms.
Not knowing the cause and when the
woods and cOrnfields continued to
ring all day with snot and shell, they
thought an investigation would be in
place. However about 4 p. m. the
mystery was solved. The boys all
seemed aiming for one place, the A.
n. Church home, with great bags of
game, where the girls true to a prom
Use had gathered to cook the result
of the hunt. Then came an exciting
time, girls with anxious faces bend
ing over steaming pots and pans, and
the boys assisting as best they could
with cook book in hand. At last
twas done, complete in every part.
The spread consisted of quail and
dressing Except the one the cat got),
rabbit, cake, pie, pickles and fruit,
with the browning feature, good, old
fashioned sauer kraut served by
Clara Dixon, Maude Broerman and
Stella Taylor. When all had done
Justice to the feast, the evening was
spent in games.
Those who enjoyed the fun were,
Mary and Clara Dixon, Clara and
Daisy Church, Hattie, Alma and
Norma Evans, Vivian Lytle, Maude
Broerman, Stella Taylor, Leonard |
Dixon, Jim and Guy Taylor, Willie
Evans, Ralph Broerman, Roy Lytle,
ieorgeiHarris, and Frank Hughes of
Leroy, Kansas.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-06
THE HORSE AGAIN.
Ladies Of the Woman's club viii Sell
the Animal A gain

F.W. Glaze has informed the ladies
of Rummage Sale" fame that he
has bought back the horse from Mr..
Spencer, and that he win give it to
them to dispose of again. The ladies
have accepted the offer and win sell
the horse again after the method
followed before. In the first sale the
animal netted them over $50. II the
chain is not broken that horse win
build the hospital itself. Here's
wishing it health and long life.