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NOT READY FOR PEyyY POST.
Engiand's suggestion 20 the Uuit.d states
Not Entertained.
speciai clol. Ds,naitl to TrE su'

loNpOS, brr. ig.-I th" House OF Com
mons to-day NiscOunt tranborne. Under
secretary tor Foreign Affairs. said the Gov
ernment regretted that Canada was NJ present
excluded from the benefit Of 4 most-favored
nation treaty with Germany. But in the
absence Of commercial treaty between
Germany and England tho former nation
regulated treaties II wished The Govern
ment. Yiscount Cranborne said regarded
the matter us most important and would
constantly bear II in mind
Replying to a question. Joseph Austen
Chamberlain. Financial Secretary Of tho
Treasury. said the United States were not
yet prepared to entertain the suggestions
for penny postage which had been made by
the English Government
The sun., 1900-12-14

SNeiH tdo'e Dep1'66 20 hh NuN'
LONDON Dec. i3.-The Contra News says
the editor OF the Sun has received a letter
from the Rev. Mr.. Parker Of tie City Temple
who will edit that paper from Dec II 10 Deo
%. in which the pastor denounces the VII
lainous letter printed this morning in which
he was quoted as requesting George Edwardes.
manager Of tho Gaiety Theatre. 20 deal with
the dramatic reviews during his (Dr parkers)
edltorship. Mr.. Parker says From begin
ming TO end the letter IS a aoar or lie. or
both"
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CUBAN MURDERER CAUGHT.
KILLED n spanish Gambling House Keeper
at santiago.

SANTIAGO DE- CUBA, Dec. l3.-Gen. Joss
Miro. who has been living in retirement
since the conclusion OF the war. has sailed
for the Isle OF Pines. He has accepted an
appointment under the Government.
Spanard. the keeper Of a gambling
house. was found stabbed In tho heart near
the Custom House. Tho body had been strip
ped Of valuables. The murderer a Cuban
named Juan soler. was captured this morning
as he was endeavoring 10 make his escape
on a vessel bound for jamaica
The sun., 1900-12-14
Thanksgiving Service for Robcrts's Return
!sp.eta, Ca,l. D.,p1t.n 10 THE Sun.

LONDON. Dec lS.-lt i announced that the
service at st. Paul's when Lord Roberts
reaches London. which has been Professionally
fixed for Jan. 8. will be entirely one of thauKs-
giving for the safe return Of the Commander
in Chief from South Africa
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Pope SENDS q Present to Kruger.


Special Caas Dsspaten 10 THE Sun.
ROME Tee. iS-The Pope has sent to ey-
President Kruger a mosaic representing ST
Peters Square.
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Freedom OF Limerick for Kruger.

SiNcilI Cae!s Despaieh 10 THE SUN.
LIMrWCK. Dec B.-The corporation has
decided. 10y a vote Of % to ,. to confer the
freedom OF the ctty on Mr.. Kruger
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ish Party Rs-eiect. Redmond Chairman.

Siseidl Gable bppateh to THE Sun.
LONDON, Dec. i3.-The Irish Parliamentary
parry to-day unanimously reelected John f..
redmond. member for Waterford City. chair
man Of thss organization.
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Michael G.. Mulhaii Dead.

DUprIN, Dec l3 Michael g. MulhHll.
the st1tlstlcion md writer on scicntH' -uh-
iec'- i- dead lie was born IN 1880 His
PRINCIPAL works re The Progres' Of the
World" nd "Dictlon ry OF ST tlstlc'"
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To Rearm British Volunteers.

Special Cahis Ds,pateh to THE SUN.
IoNBoN, Dec ~ In tho House Of Commons
to-day the Right Hon. William ". John Crod-
rich, Secretary Of state for War stated that
orders had been issued for resrminR the
entire volunteer artillery.
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HAMMERSLOUG BROS.

HAMMERSLO OUCH BROS.
Retiring from Business.
We don't expect With eu, rhymes
Fsstdious minds 10 charm:
Some mental anguish M may osass.
But they DO no ssriosa harm;
And after all this truths the same
In poetry OF prose.
nyou vish tho bess In all New York
Buy Hammersioush BfoA sioshsa
The reputation of our clothing as the
finest and most reliable In this country
Is not confined to New York. II reaches
from the Canadian border to the Gulf;
and every mail brings us letters from
other cities in which the writers say
that they know our clothing by repu.
tation and wish suit or oVercoat ex.
pressed to them.
That's the kind Of clothing we are
now selling at exactly 90 cents on
the dollar. For, we are going out of
the retail business and every garment
here is being sacrificed.
Suits trousers Tuxedos. &C. Beautiful Oxford
gray overeoats and RAelans. cut wide and boxy with
broad military shoulders. All 60 81 % cents on
tho dollar.
Several hundred Of our nnest Sit. SIS and SIS fall
overcoats are now reduced 70 $500 Some silk lined
OPEN SATURDAY MONT TILLs.
s}SSs SS5S $50 BROADWAY !4asss !ssIsfsT
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Kitchener wants australia Bushmen to
Return.


SreflA (dhf TfsplIth 70 THR Sun.
AnrrAipr, nec. Is i. ord kitchener has
cabled a request that wounded bushmen
who are now cunvae~cent snail prepare to
return To South Africa
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

stock damaged by salt water. All bridges
are washed away and stranded steamers
litter the bay. When l left this morning
the search for bodies had begun; corpses
were everywhere; the tempest blew "a
instruments away. al the same time the
waters of the gulf We're over the whole
city. having risen IL feet. The water has
now subsidized and the survivors are left
helpless among the wreckage, cut off from
the world except by boat.
ORCHARD SPILLANE."
washington, Sept. I0.-Hon. j. d. Say
ers, Governor Of Texas, Austin, Tex: The
reports of the great calamity which has
befallen Galveston and other points on the
coast OF Texas excite my profound sympa-
thy for the sufferers, as they win stir the
hearts of the whole country. Whatever
help 1t is possible TO give shall be gladly
extended. Have directed the secretary of
war to supply rations and tents upon your
request.
'rWILLrAM MKINLEY."
A copy of this telegram was sent to
the mayor of Galveston as well as to
Gov. Sayers.
Austin, Tex, Sept. 10.-The President,
Washington: Very many thanks for your
telegram. Your action will be greatly ap-
preciated and gratefully remembered by
the people of Texas. / have this day re-
quested the secretary of war to forward.
rations and tents to Galveston.
JOSEPH ID. SAVERS,
Governor of Texas"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

citic company, which have been in
course OF construction for the past
several months, are damaged to the
amount of 100000, and the damage is
such that months of work will be
necessary to replace them in the same
condition they were in when they
were struck. The Norwegian steam
ship ella, which was engaged in the
Cuban trade, was stranded up the
bay beyond where the railroad bridges
once stood.
shipping wrecked.
The British steamship Taunton is
lying on Pelican island hard and fast
aground. The Mexican, a big British
steamer, was driven up the bay and is
fast stuck in the mud. Another big
ship is lying out near quarantine sta
ton. 1t looks like she tried to put to
sea and was driven ashore. The Ken
DIAL Castle has been driven as far up as
Texas City, where she is now strand
ed. OF the small shipping only a few
boats are left. The little schooners
have been lifted bodily out of the wa
lGI anu liuiS up Oh ~ ASAHhos ~
ers of them win bleach their bones On
the mainland coast. Others are scat
tered along the bay front in all con-
ditions of brokenupness. The Char
lotte NJ. Allen, the steam ferryboat to
Bolivar, is safe. The big dredge used
at Texas City has been driven inland
for half a mile and she can never be
gotten off except in pieces.
Elevators and Mills Destroyed.
The three grain elevators and Rey-
merschoffer mill are wrecks. They
are not down, but their roofs and the
top stories have gone and grain stored
therein has probably been ruined by
the rain. The damage to the ships
at this time, when the demand for
tonnage is so great, is regarded as one
of the worst features of the disaster
from a business standpoint. None Of
the vessels are ir~retrievably lost, but
ii win take some time to get the boats
off and TO get them repaired, ever
though they are not wrecks.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
CA
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature s + IMAZIZw
EVeland.

Lizzie Nevins attended the State
Fair.
VIM. Johnson attended the GAR.
encampment at Chicago and brought
home some official badges as souve-
Mrs, which he presented to the COM
rodes who we're not so fortunate as
to attend.
Ed Webster and wife have moved
to the j. @. Ross farm.
T%hreshing is still going on in this
vicinity.
Lee Hunter and wife are moving
to Abba.
Ira Balm and wife called on friends
in Bluff Greek last Sunday.
Mr. Lookabaugh and wife visited
at the Banks home last Sunday.
Little Mervin CLARK is having a
seige of whooping cough.
VIM. Werner and wife visited in
Eddyville last Thursday.
Misses Jessie Powell and Mary
Banks called on Pearl Yohe Sunday
afternoon.
Mesdames Sullivan and Powell WIS.,
tied at the j. H. Clark home Friday.
Mabel Hayes, Clarence Rakow and
Ralph Hayes recently visited at the
Yohe home.
Mesdames Cherryholmes and Long
visited recently atthe parental Banks
home.
N X @
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the district court of the State of
Iowa, in and for .Mahaska county,
October term, A. D. 1900.
To Anna Mattix, Daniel Mattix,
A. J. Mattix, Aaron hattix, Alonzo
Mattix, Ivan O. Mattix, l.. H Mattix,
Edward Mattix, Nettie Mattix, Louisa
Mattix, Martha A. Mattix, Laura
Weekley, Daniel Weekley, Frank
Weekley, Lizzie Mahaffey, William
Mattix, May Clark, Vanita Brown,
David Mattix, Emery Weldon, Han
nah Deaver, Harry Weldon, James
Weldon, Jennie Weldon, Bessie We'll
don, Claib Weldon, Charles Weldon,
Ray Weldon:
IL. You are hereby notified that on or
before the 18th day of August, 1900, a
petition of Fireman Eveland, Admir-.
of the estate of Christopher Mattix,
will be filed in the office of the clerk
of the District Court of the State of
Iowa, in and for Mahaska County,
claiming of you the sale of real estate
to pay the debts of the deceased.
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the October term,A. d. 1900, of
said court, which win commence on
the I'd day of October, 1900, default
will be entered against you and judg-
ment and decree rendered thereon as
prayed for in said petition.
j. F. & W. R. LACEY,
AVA Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
WHITE OAK TOWNSHIP.
Program Of the Coming sunday school
Convention.

Following is the Fourth annual
convention of the White Oak Town
ship Sunday School association to be
held at the White Oak Union church,
Sept. 90, 1900:
MORNING SESSION.
$3.50 a, m.-Song, Scripture, Pray
or by Rev. Gage.
Address of Welcome by Pearl Cald-
well.
Diseussion-1st topic--"How to Sc
cure a larger attendance Of parents
and older people at the Sunday
School, lied by Bros. Yontz and Gage.
Music.
Defamation, "stylish Congrega-
tion," by Miss Minnie Jones, of Rose
Hill.
Discussion -2nd topie-''How can
we make our members feel more
their responsibility in regard to
the prosperity of our Sunday
Schools" led by A. B. Tandy and
Lee Howell.
Defamation, Miss Ethel Cochran,
of Wright.
Quartette, by Swede school.
Defamation, Miss Martha Howell,
of White Oak.
Appointment of committee ON per.
manent organization.
NooN-BAsKET DINNER.
1870 p. m.-Instrumental music.
Prayer, by j. o. Vallandingham.
3rd Topic-"What relation should
the s. S. sustain to the church." led
by Mrs. W. H. Smith, of Rose Hill,
and Ed Bond, of White Oak.
Defamation, by Miss Cordia Adair,
of Rose Hill. .:..
Duet, by Misses Nell Doak and
Mayme Slocum.
Defamation, by Tonic Warrick, of
Tioga, 1.-THE Sign Board"
4th Topic-"What may or should
be done to make the S. S. more at
tractive to the children" by Rev. j,
G.. Vallandingham and Mrs. John
Busby, of Rose Hill.
Defamation, 1.-The College Oil
Cam" Miss Dena Roberts, of Rose
Hill.
Song, by Swede school.
Defamation, THE Lord is My
Shepherd" Clara Fuller, of Tioga.
9Th Topic-"How should Temper.
ance be taught in the s. s." by w
H. Smith and Mrs. A. B. Tandy.
Quartette, by the Rose Hill schools,
Essay, by Ida Woods
Song.
9th Topic-"Should teachers be re,
ligious only, or should they be Christ
ians," led by Mrs. Kate Caldwell and
Mrs. P. K. jackson.
Defamation, Kathryn Hough,
White Oak.
Song, by the choir, White Oak.
7th Topic-"What benefits are de,
rived from house to house visitation
in s. 8. work." by ]. w. Doak and
John Baitsell.
Defamation, by Selma Swanson
Organization
Song exercise.
The general music for the conven
ton will be under the supervision OF
Prof. George Howell, who leads the
White Oak choir, which is a sufficient
guarantee that we will have a feast
in the way of music.
The closing benediction will be by
Bro. B E. Yontz, of Des Moines.
Mrs. Kate Caldwell, Lee Howell
and A. B. Tandy, committee on pro-
gram.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
SICKHEADACHE
A POSITIVE CURE
Write The DR.. Lyon Medicine Co
sd7St-4w52 Coldwater, Michigan,
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Hannah p. Mattix
Daniel Mattix, ct al.

DaUI0l mdUIlA, 6b al.
In the district court of the State of
Iowa, in and for Mahaska county,
October term, A. d. 1900.
To Daniel Mattix, A. j. Mattix,
Aaron Mattix, Ivan Mattix, L. MAT
Tx, Edward Mattix, Louisa Mattix,
Martha Mattix, Laura Weekley, Jen-
ME Weldon, Bessie Weldon, Charles
Weldon, Daniel Weekley, FrankWeek-
ley, Lizzie Mahaffey, William Mattix,
May Clark, Vanita Brown, David Mat
Tx, Emery Weldon, Anna Beaver,
Harry Weldon, James Weldon, Claib
Weldon, Ray Weldon, Alonzo Mattix:
You ire hereby notified that on or
before the LIST day of September, 1900,
a petition of Hannah P. Mattix will
be fled in the Office of the clerk of the
district court of the State of Iowa, in
and for Mahaska county, claiming of
you the admeasurement of dover or
Widows share in the real estate of
Christopher Mattix her deceased hus-
band, situated in Mahaska county,
Iowa, viz: The west half OF the north
east quarter; the southeast quarter of
the northeast quarter; and the north
west quarter of the southeast quar-
ter; all in section eleven (1l), town
ship seventy-four (74), range seven
teen (l7) west.
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the October term, A. D. 1900,
of said court, which will commence
on the I'd day of October 1900, de-
fault will be entered against you and
Judgment and decree rendered there
On as prayed for in said petition.
j. F. & w. r. LACEY,
5w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
GovERNMENT AID.
War Department Ordered TO Furnish
Tents and ProyIsIons.

Washington, Sept. 1L--The follow
ing kilograms passed between the
white house and Texas Monday:
Houston, Tex, Sept. 10.-winiam Nc
Kinley, President Of the United States.
Washington. ID. c.: have been deputized
by the mayor and citizens committee Of
Galveston TO inform you hat the city OF
Galveston Is In ruins. and certainly many
hundreds II not a thousand are dead. The
tragedy Is one of the most frlghtfuI In re-
cent times. Help must be given by the
state and nation or the suffering will be
appalling. Food, clothing and money will
be needed at once. The who'll south side
OF the city for three blocks ia front Of the
gulf is swept clear Of every building; the
whole wharf front II a wreck. and but few
houses IN the city are really habitable.
The water supply Is cut on and the food
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
GREEN & BENTLEY DRUG CO.
Fire at simpson College.

~Indianola, Sept. 11.-Fire broke out
in the annex of "Old Blue Bird Sem.
mary" Saturday night and before the
department could reach the scene
the fire was beyond control. The old
building vas being preserved by the
board of trustees for the exhibiting
of historical collections gathered from
bishops and members Of the confer
ence who first aided in organizing
the old school. The whole of the
contents was also left a mass of
charred ruins.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
EXCURSIONISTS
Big Exodus of Fail Visitors to
Ohio and Indiana.

There was another exodus OF excur-
sionists from this city Tuesday morn
ing for Ohio Indiana and other points
in the east. The tickets are good for
thirty days which the ex~cursionists
will spend among friends aud rela-
tives at former eastern homes.
The great bulk of the excursion bus
mess went to the Iowa Central at this
station and they had hfty-two ticket
sales for the excursion. The party
from this station was given a special
car that will earrythem to the Peoria
connection, and in addition to this an
extra coach was attached to the train
for the convenience of the excursion
lists. T. P. A. Chas. Walters and
Ticket Clerk Geo. Martin were busy
all morning getting the passengers
ready for the trip and they had all
they could well attend to. The train
was somewhat delayed here by the
rush of business and the late check
ing of baggage and other bothers. The
Iowa Central party was made up of
the following people:
M. H. Thatcher and wife, Mrs. Gar
RE Baugh and daughter Flora, Joe
Barr and wife, M, M. Barr, Jose H.
Don to Cincinnati; James Mains, ] "A.
Bernard, j. w. Swingle, Laura E.
Finley, John Dodds and daughter
Maine, Marguerite Jones, Dora Riggs,
R. D. Walton, W.T. Hopes and wife,
Mrs Cora A. Myers and daughter
Blanche, Eunice Farr, Sam W Jones,
f. H. Loring, @. M. Smith and Eva
Cooper to Columbus; Alice Meredith,
B. F. Andrews, wife and child james
and Rebeeca Bridges Mrs, Geo. and
Mrs. Chas. Carbon, N. S. Wilson, Allen
D. Smith, Mamie E.. Wing, w. K.
Pruitt, r. H. Williams, W. E. Hager-
man and W. F. Blair to indianapolis
Frances and Joe McSwoard to Shelf
field, Ohio; d. Dennis and wife, T.W.
Hancock and wife, E. D Smith and
wife to Louisville, KY. I'D Harlstrom
to Bellefountaine Ohio Sarah D.Seely
to Sidney, Ohio: Fannie and Alma
Carr, Mrs. Jane Davis and Mrs. Lewis
Roberts to Sandusky, Ohio; j. F,
Brown to Winchester, Ohio.
There were nine excursionists via
the B. & W., and among them were
@. w. Carpenter and J.. w Carpenter
and families. There were several via
the Rock Island, the members of the
party being residents of Delta.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
To Try Damage Sui.

General Solicitor George W.Seevers
and Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
Iowa Central, have gone to Hampton
where they will be present at the s2o,-
900 damage suit brought by Mrs Helen
Dillon, of Mason City, against the
company, for the death of her hus-
band, Engineer Herbert Dillon, who
was killed at Eldora a few years ago.
The case is to be calledin the Frank
lin county court to-day,i it having been
taken there from Hardin county on a
change of venue.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
Terrible Experience.

Milwaukee, Sept. 1.-THE Flint &
Pere Marquette passenger steamer
with four hundred excursionists from
Holland, Michigan arrived this norm
ing, nine hours late, after battling all
night with a terrific gale. All the
passengers we're weak and sick from
terror.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

No herd of hogs is safe unless
given Vesey's Star Anti-Uholera. 1t
cures the sick, prevents disease,
destroys worms and all disease
germs, is the best tonic known and
pays big to feed. Price SO per dozen
bottles, IS per half dozen. Remit by
money order or Chicago exchange.
Money will be refunded If not salts
factory. Address,
ANTI CHOLERA Co.,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Ill.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
Finger Hurt.

Edward M. Anderson, a machinist
at the Iowa Central round house, had
the end of the middle finger Of the
right hand taken off Wednesday
morning. He got pinched while work
ing with the brass bookings Of one Of
the big engines.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
To Chase the PIaSkIn

The cooler weather of the past two
days has brought out the football at
the high school. The athletic asso-
citation held a meeting Wednesday at
noon and elected Ray Lyman captain
and Arthur Hugg, business manager,
of the team. Challenges have al
ready been received from Knoxville
and Iowa CITY.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
Personal.

If you VI constipated and trONbled
with %ad digestion, nausea, Sqll
hsS6ache, dizziness or foul breath
We recommend as the best remedy
we know of a little pill called
"Green Mountain Pearls I'VE
gASrantee that they will relieTe you,
and hey won't grippe. W<sell box
of fortN2r 25 cents/
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

English SPAWN Liniment removes all Hard,
SOFT or CaIlOused Lumps and Hlemishes from
horses, Blood SpaYins. Curbs, Splints, sweeney,
Ring Zone, STILES. Sprains, all Swollen Threats,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle
War anted the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known Sold by Green & Bentley, drug
gtsts, tuscaloosa, la. 43yI
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

NOR SALE-Three good farms on
Il reasonable terms. One in Prairie
township, l20 acres, al d two in
West Des Moines to wnship, one of
240 and two of 160 acres each All
within two miles of shipping points,
and all in Mahaska County, Iowa.
For further information call on or
address F. NJ. Henness, Oskaloosa,
or j. F. II. Taylor, New Sharon. 6wtf
II OST,-A small tan grip between
IL Oskaloosa and Bloomfield church
bearing the initials M. w. O., con
tanning wearing apparel and photo
graphs. Finder please leave at HER
AID Office and receive reward.
ADJ 28wtf M. w. CRozIER.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
WANTS 4 FOR SALE.

NOR RENT-A farm of 49, acres
l. near Lacey Enquire 1913 North
A street. tW2Wpd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13

SO ~ a day guaranteed one
OOsOO agent (iady or gentle
man in each county to open branch
office and establish sub agents to sell
our high grade laundry and toilet
soaps Write Millen Soap Co., 6l2
w. Adams street, Chicago, Ill.
1eoWtf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-13
street Fight in Canton.

Canton, Sept. 11.-During a street
fight Saturday evening in the native
city four persons were killed and ten
wounded.