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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
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Geicrtagss GQenwaarcm lit ~
FRANK FANDEL'S
Dry Goods GtabIi1ement.

Santa Glaus wro einen bgrliden Sorratb an munberit0nen arife(n rb
Watertalen. See9net1ur Weibnattsseidente, beiuns fnoen, peilotdeinE
lenmaapn 9eDhnlbt lUeroen, ba mir nur berarti9e ySaaren perfaufen. gru
e'ooos lino mlere lomoelsartifel, unb mir babeu bic Seoirfniie Der Com
muntdt ltuoirt, 10 SB mir 9enau wilen, mas in cine Observation-Disclosures
9ebort. aue umere eiatduIe wurbtn LANCE Dor berFresfeiseruns semobt,
10 baB mir I'M Stunoe lmo gu ben
Srnberen ~nieori9en Nreiien ,u perfaufem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
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@ir perfaufen bic beriitmtsn Nprtb
Star Ncl;e. aues, nas mir il l:el=
gen %pertanien, lit salontirt. @ir tarf@
ten bielelben in sduiern, bic srob ssnus
linO, W., einsn Gor,atb in FelSen in pOl=
Ter @,oBe gu %taufen unO Die bssbulb bic
Eels=ga,ments nidt aus tleinen e traps
unO Stlden suiommen gu flidsn brauz
den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04

Wtlt Dem ab9elautere1 SaDr III
aud oes ISM. S'Sbea's @el6dlt abz
gelauien. gr bat ieinen GreoitOren
ieinen SanterOtt anseSei9t. Seren
erite Seriamnlluus lit aui ben 15ten
Sanuar in Gittle Sails a%nberaumt.
MaBbsm Safe.
Sn Ser Eerion bes Serrn 3. @od
pom ct. stephan bat Wtapbem Sate
einen nellen S6mieoemeilter erbalten.
@erannter Serr bat cine S6miebe=
ipertitatt erri6ten lailen uno liegt be-
reits leiner Yrofellien nit GrfolS I'M
Aeuen @ebdupe ob.-Sn Der Samilts
g.. g. 9lbesmeier liesen bic Srau uno
brei &inber ernltlid ertrantt nieber.
Serab.
Sm Sampffeilelraum Der bieiisen
Creamery brad seftern, Wittmod,
Worsen Seuer aus, bas Oant Der
grOmptbeit ~unierer Seuernebr i'm Set
me erltidt rpurbe. Sin sutes Ding
mar es suoem, baB Die nit @aiier
rei9li9 perlebene Mablmible oes
6errn Trib. @urlts in Der Ndbe
mar. Wan ma6te Don benz @aiierz
porratb belten @ebrau9 unb Der Ser:
breituns bes Seuers mar balb Elm
.Oamm seiest. Der Sdaoen lit nun
Elm nomineuer. -Seim Witterna6ts:
ANTE pom alten ms neue oSabr maj
bic bieit9e Stride nit Inoddtisen Biz
auf ben lebten Elap geflut unb fal
bic 9anse @emeinpe mu6te lih bas
pdpitli6e Eriuilesium, in iener Weii'
bic bl. Communion e~mpfansen gu fon:
men, gu Jtubeu. Gin adt Sabre alter
Sobn Der Samilie Sermann Sdlep:
per, wel6er OH Sen Malern itarb,
wurbe 9eItern, WittwO6, Worger
inter GROCER Sbeilnabme beerOigt.
Ser 10 bart 9epril'ten Samilie unle,
aufri6ti9es Seileio.
Mlban9.
Qm 81. Sesember murbe bier lei
tens bes Sorltanoes unIerer ge9en.
ieitisen Nurmer : electromagnetic:
I6aftS dluBabrednuns sebalten. Stt
@eiealdaIt beltebt jett flnf Sabre
lang, bat 459 Wlt9lieoer uno Gi9en:
tbum i'm @ert6e pom $40, 012 per:
li6ert. gtm s. Sanur finbet in Del
bieitgen StaOtbaue Sabre suerlamm:
(un9 beiu9ter Serli6erunssseIeal6aI
itatt slpeds Grmdblung oes Frdlioen
ten uno iie6en Oirettoren. = Sro,
gSintertdlte erireut lid unlere uGrea
merp" inter benz arrangement be!
prrn,S. q. Wi6els zines ausSe
N6netes @eI6ditsganses.-O Oa
men BON Ilbanp ~lollten ibre Iulprii6'
an Samenbiiten lei6t beirieoisen ton
nen, ba ni6t alein bic BRET n@enera(
Stores" lol6e balten, ionoern aud
Nrau Sobn Oiebri9 uno s. 3. Sect
bielelben auf Eager baben ODER onfer
tioen. = Sober 8eiddftsSweis lit Il
Qlbanp pertreten, muir bic Srauerei
lide 1T nod ofien.-Oi 6erren 9p
8rinnins uno N. S. Sbeiien meroe'
In benz friberen S9dfer'l9en saoe'
cine @iienmaarenbanoluns uerbunoe'
NIT einem Sanbel in &derserdtbe
binnen smei Monaten erOffnen. :
Metser Sacob 9bein lit elm niel t
Inlpru6 senommener Wann; gieb
taufen, Wuritmaden unb mas lonl
nod ~ ieinem @ei9dfte sebort lals
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
&letOer5emgs unD
&lei0erbeiat.

inner &leibermaarenporratb lit wanselz
bait semorben, mir baben bic 8ralden
iebo@ mieoer aussefuut. 10 baB mir inn
mer nod I'M Staroe iinb, bas Neueite
uno Wooernite uorSuSeisen. Oies 1T
auf bic &leioeritofe ais aud aui
ben &leioerbe1as an;umenoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04

&en Stors, mo man cine before unb reihbat9ere Nusmabl gu f66<
nen uno ndsliden Weibnadtseeldenfen taufen faun.
Sober erbdlt oas Bette fur bs weuiste GlS in Der populdrsn Guent
waarenbanolun9 BON
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
Nus Der nmSe9eub.
Stttle Sails.

Wit Dem abselaufenen Sabr lit
aud oes Ism. S'Sbea's @el6dlt abz
gelaufen. gr bat ieinen GreoitOren
ieinen SunterOtt anseSeist. Seren
erite Serlammluns lit auf ben 15ten
Sanuar in Sittle Sails a%nberaumt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
Sprins gill.

Infer a~Gseebrter 0ebrer unb OrSa=
Nit, 0err s.. @. eembed, madte Der
@smeinoe ieine Srsel gum @el6ent.
Oas Snitrument muroe u~erlolt uno
brahte Iber 500 ein. Wtit Die lem
@eloe wuroe cine neue Orsel s%esauft,
bic jebt CUR Serberrliduus oes Gots
tesoienitss sebraudt wiro. Sie 9an=
se @emeinoe lit Dem 6errn Ssmbed gu
eroBem Oant perpflibtet. -Serr uno
Nrau Sobn 9S. Ourr, Die li6 bier BET
&eruanoten uno ,SreunOen cine $50
DIE lang gu Yeiu6 ouibislten, iino
Samitas uaD st. Wi6ael's Surddz
setebrt.
ct. Wartin.
= Wontas murSe Elm fleines &inb
Ser Samilie s.. Sddfer beerOist. =
Serr Watb. Mebr lit an &beumatisz
INNS erfranft. = Bel 6errn Gonrao
Stana weilen beiien smei Sriber uno
elm S6maser aus Sbatopee auf Sez
lud. - am @eibna4tsfelte taufte
bodm. P. Gomaro bret &inber, Elm
3ei6en, baB aniere @cmeinbe nod
ni9t auf benz Iusiterbe:G tat itebt.
~ @peSieaer @erfauf iolibe'
S9ube BEL @eors Trsemit. Gepara:
turen prompt uno biuiS beiorst. Sin
Sober, Der einen suten S9ub faufer
mill, frase nod in Geo. Srsewid's
S9ubitore go. 721, ct. @ermain'
itrase, ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
GolD Sprina.

Serr Saul Ybiuips pom bier unb
lein Yruoer Sobn pon Sorab lino
mad @i9ita, Ganias, on oas &ran=
fenbett hires Saters s"erufen woroen.
9ort beiinoet lid Der Eatient, Der in
Qnnoale cine ld0ne Sarm bat, inter
dr,tli6er gebanoluns. = Oienltas
Worsen fano in Der bieIisen Staot=
halle Die Sabresueriammluns Der Wslt=
elieoer Der @eSenleitisen MateItelo
warmer +. euerueriiderunssseleuldoft
ltatt. 9aut benz perlelenen Sabress
beri6t sdblt bic 8eleuldaft 2l6 ysit=
slieoer; i'm uersansenen Sabre wuroe
fein Gent fur Seueriddoen ausbe'
sablt unb bic @eieuldaft bate ieit ibs
rem gelteben nur smei Seseri6aoen
aus,usleiden. gisentbum ineWertbe
uon $3.50, 900 lit uerii6ert; in Der
| 9aile befinoen iid $50. Die @abl
Der Seamten batte folsenbes grsebs
niB: Yrdiioent: SObn Sdmitt; Se=
fretdr: Sobn Studs; sdasmsiiter:
Mtd. Minnratb; Oireftoren: So
iepb S9eelar uno 9p. Stei9en pon
Maine Prairie ; Sobn Weibmann bon
@oduiae; Sermann Srintmann bon
goaesepiue; Yeter Steil unb Geo.
Mrnolb BON 2urembur9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
StrImpfc.
SantfdmLc.

Sic a,ofte unb bette Grsmobl Ser nerez
fen colc,irtm unb idmatSen Sanoidu=
ben bel Sanbsl.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-08
CORES pond enc:
I.aona

Miss Leona Stickney of Gillett
is working fos Mrs. Lambrecht.
Miss Osborne is getting along
nicely with her school. Ten pu-
pils enrolled at present.
Misses Juneman, McGoranand
Welsh Of wabeno were up 70 at
tend the ball.
George Dickinson walked in
trom Cavour last night and took
he train for wabeno this morn
ng.
Herbert Harris and Joha
I'raynor went to wabeno on. d
ie pass. How many ties are
5here between wabeno ana here?
Mrs. Thos. M ore and daughter
Iadgie and Mra- Ed Moore Of
Eabeno came up Saturday ven-
ag to attend the dance, return
ng Monday morning.
LOST: On Saturday eveninp
oetwoen Laona and Wabeno, 81
5laek overcoat, Finder wi
lease leave same at McGair
: rraynor's saloon and receive
aitable reward.
The dance given III homo of
r. & Mrs. Tragnor was u ,tat
t3nded. Quite 4 number y b 81
Fabeno people were up and al|
eport Il good time Lunch wa
served which was greatly an
reciated.
Seek not to steal the other fel-
lows Light,
rather put on steam and make
your own,
% whatever you do with all YOU
j. might,
81 taking Rocky Mountain TIE
al night
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-08

The Farm Journal is cheap,
out not too cheap to be gooa,
i is full Of ginger and gumptiol.
md has as many good things il
it that you can use as any papsl
at any price. It will be semi fer
Ohe balance of 1900, 1901, l9J-
and 1903, nearly four years, to
subscribers of the Advertiser,
who pay one year in advance.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-08
Word ana Works is d 2O.pa

Word and Works is q 2o-pago
monty magazine containing the
storm forecasts Of Rev. Irl r.
Hicks, with many explanations.
It is edited by Rev. Irl r. Hic'SS
but besides his writ ngs, contains
Home, Sweet Home" depart
ment edited by a lady, Young
Folks, Query ard other depart.
ments, making complete home
magazine. Price Of subscription,
s1.0o per year. Every subscrib-
er to Word and Works, who pays
fol a years subscription, viii
receiva q copy Of tho Almanac as
premium. Remember, the
storm forecasts Of Rev. lTl X
Hicks can not be found in any
other publication except Worc
and Works and Rev. IrlR. Hick'
llmauac Send loc for singl
copy or e1.0o for a years sui
scription.
WORD AND WORKS PUB. Co
22ot Locust ST. ST.. Louis Nc
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-08
NOTICE TO coNTRIBUTeRs.

All losssssys;sIsAT &, dis naneY
should be addressed to tie NoRrnEps
WISCONSIN ADVERTISER. Wabeno. Wis.
and such as are for publication should
bear the real as well as the assumed
name. No anonymous Communications
Will be printed in this paper, unless ac-
rompanied By the real name, whicl
may on may n9t be printed according to
the wish Of the writer
All communications for publication
should reach us by Tuesday evening t.
insure place in the currant issue
Communications received after that wil
have to go over until the foIIowin
week.
WABENo CAMP. No. el1a, NJ. W. "a.
Meets on the first and third Frida
evening Of each month, at the NJ. ~.
A. Hall, at 1:3o p. IN. Visiting neigh.
bors are cordially invited.
Y. II. JoHys. WM. BRIGHAM,
VIC. Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-08
COUNTY BOARD.

r. ]. KANE, Town of Crando
W. McINNIs, Town Of Cavoul
] P. SHAY, CleI
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-08
FoR 80.

A IS horse powerBirdsalI Skid
nginei as good as new, used
bout one year. Win sell foi
s3sh 0r take lumber in exchange.
SCHMIDT & SToRK.
Wabeno. Wis
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-08

Gilbert Pettys has resigned
lis position as bartender at the
exchange Hotel and together
.sith Mrs. Pettys viii leave for
Wausaukee.
Lewis Larson, who isoverseer
t the Pullman Shops near Chi
ago is in the village with a
siew Of investing in some timber
and. The Advertiser aclrnowl-
2dges a pleasant call.
Maud--Is 5 and 30 too old tc
hope for Improvement ! should
,ay not. One just begins to live.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea. You
win be fair at 60. Ask your
Druggist.
The boys in Prickett & La
Bells Camp came in from camI
yesterday and were out on {
strike. We understand salts
factory terms to all concernec
have been agreed upon and tLa
the boys have all gone back t
work.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-08
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
ronN oe cAvoUR.

8. g. HrMlRY Pre-
MALcHoN 1lcEACHIN Vice-Pre
FL. w. STEWART ...-.. .Se
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-08
Carer

Ed Farrel went to Gillett Sat
.urday, returning Monday.
J. Wamberg Of wabeno gave
Us a call one day last @eek
Albert Ger.ltd Of Surfing was
in town Monday and returned
Tuesday.
joe sareen is kept busy these
days shoeing horses at e. r.
Martins blacksmith shop.
Everybody in this vicinity are
busy now a days getting in logs
and cutting cord wood
Ed Saraen was laid up d few
ldags on account Of his foot
which he injured while loading
logs.
Have ] not bidden ye beware
Of something said to be the
same as Rocky Mountain Tea,
made by the Madison Medicine
COZ II you are truly wise, heed
this warning. Ask your Drug
sss.
II you are in need i Lettei
Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes
Business Cards or anything i
bhe Stationary line remenibe
that we do such worlnat the AZ
vertiser" Office promptly, an
neatly, at rocz-bottom prices
; Satisfaction guaranteed ormone
: refunded. Give MS trial.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-08
RARE OPPORTUNITY

Ass.tN RR~A eVAAAVfN@ ~ ~tet
zsas Of Wabeno to attend gospel
Meetings at the School House,
n Sunday February llth, at
$50 P. m. and at $50 P. m.
All are invited to attend. A
5 3ecial effort by those interested
0 ght to be made so as to re-
stablish q Sunday School il
ais village, for the instruct
md training Of the children ant
strengthening the adults.
The services will be eoa daetee
b Rev. S. a. Martin, in the
elglish language.
-
"A belaw zero Friday
Land Agent Pierce was ii
rom the metropolis Friday.
Barney mckinley is down iron
mp this evening.
r. L. Krous Of Marshfeic
fansacted business in our tow
Wednesday,
Rev, Norton and Martin al
iolding gosp9l meetingsat Laon
arter and here.
Buy a quarter Of a pound .
oaAing powder at Dicliason
nd you viii draw a fine piece .
slasswure.
Tom La Bell came up frol
5aring q look after his loggiAe E
The camp which is located
out three mites south Of here.
Nh. and Mrs Geo. P. Diekin
4 ana their daughter Emogen
ai4ed here from Eagle Rivai
ednesday to visit their son ant
fother Merton.
Mrs. +. F. Moore entertaine
ler lady friends Eat home
thursday afternoon. Refresh
snts were served, after whIcl
4 repaired to their respective
4omes voting Mrs. Moore a pleas
.nt hostess,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-08
LOCAL LOGIC.

February l4th is Valentine
lay.
a masquerade will soon b,
given BY the Band Boys.
Claude Delamater, Of Laong
vas IN town yesterday.
Chas. Townsend went to Gin
sonville Friday last.
Talbert Prickett is tending
oar at the Exchange.
H. S. Harris made a fyin.
rip to Laona today.
Mrs. NJ. J. Dickinson is d vic
tim Of la grippe.
Travelling Auditor Sterling o
he American Express Company
vas in the village today.
Mr.. Rothwell, the Compan.
Jump repairer repaired the raj
Dad pump here this week.
H. A. Wagner, Of Cecil i
pending q few days in town i,
ewing old acquaintances.
Two Indiana men arrived heT
work for the Indiana aumbe
'ompany
Mrs. John Magaurn, of Gillet
pent Wednesday visiting at q
Lotel Wabeno.
Jack Pagan and the Static
gent Of Surfing stopped Q.
ere between trains yesterday.
A representative Of the Jons
lumber Company did businee
a town yesterday.
Victor johnson, WHO IS WORK
ng for Barney licGinley was il
.ywn lew hours Saturday even
Ag.
Thos. Moore took a sleighlOae
i our people to Laona Saturday
vening to the bali given in hon
T Of Mir. and Mrs. 1'raynor.
Valentines day will soon be
ere. Cal at Dickinson's ano
5et your choiee Of his fine line oi
1T and esfnic valentines.
Hugh Traynor, who has been
working at Hermansville the
past few months returned last
week.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25
GOLD BRICK lssHERE.
Cost $500 But Lies in the courier's
Window Unguarded.
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
There is gold brick" in the Cour.
ier's front window which cost Thomas
Dougherty, an Abba farmer, $3500,and
is part of $1,000 purchase which the
Abba gentleman made under the i'm
preston that it was genuine article.
The brick weighs forty pounds and has
a golden sheen to it that Is very ent1c-
ing but one loses interest in it, except
for the fact that it was used to entice
funds from wealthy mans pocket,up-
on being told that it is nothing but
brass and worth about Is cents per
pound. Hundreds of people view the
brick which is about two feet in length
and somewhat wider and thicker than
an ordinary brick. 1t it were genuine
gold it would be worth in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000 and Mr.. Dougherty
would have been amply secured for
the loan he made two smooth gentle
men who feeced him by pretending
that it was part of the output of a
fabulously wealthy mine for which
they were searching for an owner.
They represented that they had found
in Mr.. Dougherty the owner of the
mine and by an alleged government as
say of the bricks, they induced Mr.
Dougherty to give up $1,000, after
wards writing him letter telling him
that he had been duped. Horace
Barnes, of the Abba Union, obtained
possession of the bricks and kindly
loaned one to the Courier in order
that unsophisticated people might be-
come acquainted with the general out
| line of bogus gold bricks.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25
VOTED FOR SCOTT AND FREMONT
Old Republican Says the Courier i
One of the Family,

J. G. Williams, of Eddyville, is one
of the Oldest and best republicans in
Iowa. He began voting the good old
ticket in 1852 and has voted it straight
ever since. He thinks the Courier is
too good to get along without and
takes the trouble to pay the paper a
much-appreciated compliment in let
ter which follows:
Eddyville, Ia, Oct %, 1900.
Ottumwa ourier:-Please find post
Office order for S1.50 to pay my sub.
scription to the Weekly Courier for
another year. l have taken the Cou-
rier so long that it seems like one of
the family.
l voted for General Scott in 1852 and
for Fremont, and for all the republican
candidates since.
Yours for the success of the repub-
lican ticket. ]. G. Williams.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25
DEATH OF A MINISTER.
Former Pastor of An ottumwa Church
Passes Away.

Former Pastor of An ottumwa Church
Passes Away.
From Tuesdays Daily.
The death of Rev. Richard Swearin-
gen, of Gladbrook, one of the most
prominent churchmen of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, and on of the
best known men in religious circles in
Iowa, occurred at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Albert Page, of Mar
shalltown, last Sunday. He was
pastor of the First Methodist
church of this city, many years ago.
He is an uncle of Mrs. William Reece,
No. 447 North Jefferson street, and al.
so of Mrs. G.. T.Sullivan, No. 449 North
Jefferson street He has preached
mere many times since his pastorate
III this city and is we'll known by many
OF the older people.
Rev. Swearingen was an elderly
man, but one who had possessed a
rugged constitution. His death was
therefore surprise TO his family as
well as to his many friends. Thursday
he came to Marshalltown because he
was indisposed. He did not seem to
be very i'll, neither did he so consider
l..mself. He had for number of
years been subjected to attacks of
gastric trouble, but they would always
pass away in a short time, and were
not looked upon as especially serious.
1t was not until Sunday morning that
4, was seen that his condition was
such as to give alarm, and his death,
which occurred tina afternoon at /
O'Clock, was a great shock.
Rev. Swearengen was born in Brook
county, West Virginia, February 2,
1926. When but twelve years of age
he came to Iowa and since then his
home has always been in this state.
When yet young man he entered the
ministry of the Methodist Episcopal
church, and was the last surviving
member of the first conference in the
state. Fifty-fye times has he been ap-
pointed to passionate, the greatest
number of any minister In the state.
He was married In Dubuque county,
March 9, 1S4S. His wife died seven
years ago. Seven children were born
to them. five of whom are living.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25
RETlREs FROM BUSINESS.
John NaugIe G. Son Dissolve Partner
ship-Business Purchased by Son.

The well known marble and monu-
ment firm of John Naugle & Son, on
last Main street, today dissolved part
nership, John Naugle retiring and the
business continued by the son, N. N.
Naugle, who Will assume all contracts
held by the firm and fulfill them.
John Naugie will return to his former
home in Salem, Ind, and again enter
business there. While this firm has
been in business in Ottumwa hardly
two years, their work has become SO
well known that it is not necessary to
comment upon it. In all the city Gem
eteries their monuments and marble
work may be seen and it is considered
as fine as any that has been erected.
N. N. Naugle has been, ever since the
firm came to Ottumwa, in charge of
the mechanical part of the work and
will so continue. Besides gravestones,
the firm makes a specially of prepared
stone work for buildings, etc.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25
THE DENTAL LAW.
Holders Of Diplomas win Be Exa,

f1oIoerS OF diplomas VIII BE Exam
ed In June, 1901.
DR.. Fred A. Lewis, OF this city, sec
rotary and treasurer of the state board
of Dental Examiners, has returned
from Des Moines where special SEES
sion of the board was held Tuesday in
the rooms of the state pharmacy com
mission, in the capitol building. Des
Moines papers today contain an ac-
count of the board refusing to exam
inc a graduate of the state university
of Iowa, who had completed the course
but had received no diploma. DR.,
Lewis says that the matter was not OPP
tional with the board but is regulated
by law and that the board was power
less to do anything but just what it
did. The law says that the board
shall examine none but graduates
from reputable school. The young
man who was refused an examination
had completed the course but had not
received diploma and neither would
he until next June. In view of the
fact that the board of examiners does
not convene until the same month, the
young man, according to law, will not
be allowed to practice his profession
in the meantime. The board may, at
special meeting, examine applicants
who have diplomas, but that body de-
ponds upon the fees to pay its ex-
Ipenses. The fee of one student would
amount to but $40 and the expenses of
the board to call it together would
amount to $780, Hence all graduates
oil reputable dental schools holding a
diploma, and desiring to practice in
Iowa should be examined at the next
session OF the board which meets June
25, in the rooms Of the State Pharma-
cy association, in the capitol building,
Des Monies.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25

In the making of our shoes we first
of all see to it that they follow GER
tain lines which conform to the natur-
al foot to insure absolute comfort.
Giving extreme care to comfort doesn't
prevent our giving extreme style to
the shoes. Made stylish and comfort
able to please you: made to wear to
please ourselves. You'll never know
how good our shoes are until you've
tried EN-.
Now is the season of sloppy and
muddy weather and you need good re.
liable shoes. We have them in mems,
boys and youths in all grades. La
dies, Misses and children'sf in the lat
est and best. Call and get prices.
JOHN FILMING,
222 East Main,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25

they visited all the larger cities Of the
north and the various places of inter-
est in that portion of the country. Mr..
Van Dyke said the reports of the de-
struction caused by the high waters in
the Northern Mississippi valley had
not ben over-exaggerated. He said he
saw farmers gathering their corn in
skiffs and at LaCrescent, Mimi, while
standing on the depot platform he
counted $50 haystacks that We're sur
rounded by water.