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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-27
A Fatal Wreck.

\ fatal wreck occurred Monday night
on the ontario ana Western road be-
tween Cadosia and Middlctown, in
which Il 'arbondIlc crew was con
Cerned. Engineer Martin McLoughlin
and Fireman William Walker manned
locomotive NO. 1872. which collidcd,
head to head, with engine No. III. Of
the MddlctOwn branch. The shock
was terrific and the latter engine rolled
over the bank into the Delaware river.
the fireman, Bert Mcissler, of Middle
town, being killed almost instantly.
Both engines were greatly damaged
and number of ears were badly
smashed.
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FLEETVILLE.

Nil, Kate Van Fleet has returned irom Clifford,
where she has been helping TO care for her SICK
uapAcw.
The NrIcui.t social held eel Eugene Ey,u+
+ reported tu ld,, been very successful,
Mis- IloNu luurl,on's friends are pleased
I, SEQ nor 6t home again from BuoMcll, cu.
loving hcr Easter vacation
The funeral of Mr. pbiucas stanton took place
at the Methodist Episcopal church Friday morn
ing. Rev, Mr. lillcr, ot rac'oWvi'lo, ofioiatad,
Oscar smith Is In a very poor state Of health,
The sugar social at J. i Phillips was a Dc.
c.dcl success, both from social and financial
standpoint.
We rejoice 10 hear ,hat Mr-. Robert Fauham,
who has been very sick, I, improving
The iolcher, institute !, 60 Ar held in thc Bap
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n CONGRESSMAN BOTKIN is one Of
L. the most influential and hest
known men in the state of Kan
sas Whatever he may say on any
subject will be accepted by the people
as the truth. So famous remedy as
Peruna could not have well escaped
the attention of 50 famous a man. Re
not only has heard of the remedy,
but he has used it and was relieved of
an atlliCtiOn of twenty-five years
standing. Peruna Is the one Internal
remedy that cures chronic Catarrh. II
cures catarrh wherever located. This
is a fact that the people are rapidly
finding out, but there are still a large
multitude who need to know it.
Mr.. Frank Richter, of WinOna, Mimi,
says in letter to the Pcruna Mcdi-
cine Company:
AS a remedy for catarrh ! take
pleasure in recommending Peruna for
catarrh of the stomach. I know what
il Is to he afflicted with this awful dis
ease and consider it. my duty to say "A
word i'm behalf of the remedy which
gave me such relief. Pcruna cured me,
and ] know it will cure any one else
who suffers from this disease. 1t gives
me great pleasure To testify to the
curative effects of this medicine. Pc
runa is well tested and frequently
used remedy and for Catarrh of the
stomach it is unsurpassed,
My catarrh was principally located
in my head and stomach. l tried many
remedies without success. | tried sew
eral doctors, but they We're unable to
cure me. | read of Pcruna In the pa
pers and five bottles cured me-
Frank Richter.
The gastric juice is sccrcted by the
mucous follicles of the stomach. When
this juice is normal it dgests dis
solves) the food without producing any
disturbance whatever. If. however the
gastric juice is not normal, digestion
causes many disagroeabl" symptoms.
This condition is known as indigestion,
Pcruna will cure this.
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pECKVILLE.

Unclaimed lcttcr, remaining at the Peck,ills
po,totire: Nilsson Rice, Trans Roofs, William
Barrett nuugmian-Mr Andy ialya, | lmdn
lialgI
Nau5rryou & Boardsicr lost a valuable DAFT
horse on Monday
\ runuGgc sale Is hcing conducted at the
Morgan storc by the ladies Of tho Pr2,ry.
tuiu church.
ClNlcs Ray moved his family 20 Livingston
Hlnor Yesterday whore he will reside,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-27
a New Enterprise.

Frank l.. Miller of Tenth avenue,
has embarked on u new business vcu-
turc-the preparing of sliced smoked
btcf for the trade. Thc beef is put mp
in small paper boxes, each one con-
tanning a half pound. 1t is said 10 he
"a Product much superior 10 that put
M in tin cans, and To retain its flavor
much longer. Mr.. Miller already has
a nice trade in this section and he
will branch out as opportunity offers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-27

The last Of the series OF Lenten or
gan recitals given by Trinity guild,
was held last night in the Episcopal
church. There was a large attendance
and all were fully repaid for II was,
perhaps. the best of the three con-
certs. Prof Haydn Evans ofTiclated at
the pipe organ AMI his work was al
most faultless. The vocal music was
likewise eScellently rendered. The
funds nettcd from tho recitals viii be
used 70 complete the handsome pipe
organ.
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A False Rumor,

\ rumor gained considerable circu-
lation yesterday that Edgar Stuck, son
of j, y. Stuck, of South Main street,
had been killed in railroad accident
on the ontario and Western railroad.
Mr., stuck, in person. showed up in the
afternoon and soon convinced his
friends Of their mistake. The wreck
mentioned in another column probably
gave rise To the story.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-27
A Water Tower.

The klots Throwing company ana
Empire silk weaving mill have plans
prepared far large water tower,
which they propose to erect between
the two building for fire protection.
Bids for 'he work havo been asked
for. The tower Is 10 bc eighty feet in
height, surmount ID by a huge tank,
to which there win be AN extra large
feed pipe, the supply of water being
controlled automatically.
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Another Euchre Party.

The Young Ladies' Communion Table
association of st. Rose church met last
night to appoint committees to perfect
arrangements for a progressive euchre
party to be given in Burke's hall short
ly after Easter. Following the card
playing n promenade social will be
held. The event will be on an even
more elaborate scale than the one re-
Gently given in st. Rose hall.
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JACKSON STREET.

Mr.. Thomas summers. OF 1919 Jackson street.
Scranton, Pa, says: Or A. W Chasc's Nerve
Pills arc splendid cure for nervous sick head
aches. Mine were terrible at times. I was ner
vous at the same time. The Nerve Pills were
recommended to me aud ! got a box at Mat.
thcws' Bros. drug store, No. i32.i3i Lackawanna
avenue, and they completely cured the headaches
and nervousness. This I think IS rccommcnda
ti0u ,ncupb
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An Accident Averted.

Late Monday night a huge boulder
rolled from an embankment to the
street car tracks on the Forest city
line. above Simpson. The motorman of
the approaching car saw the obstruc-
ton just in time to avoid serious coli
lision. Traffic was delayed almost an
hour.
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Incrased Population,

Dr ana Mrs. j. A, I<o.ly, OF Church
street, are rejoicing over The arrival oc
Il baby boy which came to their home
yesterday Tho doctor is today dis
trlbutinG OliNettcs, broadcast.
Thomas Garden, of the trolley road.
is also smiling, as the result Of a little
girl presented him by his Wife yester-
day.
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To Undergo Treatment.

y. c. Benscoter, the veteran Della
ware and Hudson engineer, left yes
terday for New York city, where he
will undergo treatment in Roosevelt
hospi'a'. 1t is probable he will have
to undergo an operation, which his
many friends hope will prove entirely
SncC eSSfuL
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z n u Z = y III y
thanks for your
kind advice. |
II e V g + on T. q
thought | had
catarrh Of the
stomach. l COM
mcnccd taking
Peruna as you
directed. My sto-
mach continued
To hurt me for
about two weeks
after | began the
medicine a u q
then IL stopped. '
now have a good
appetite while
before I was
nearly starved
Mrs. Selma
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FAMOUS THROUGH HOME TESTIMONY
There Cannot Be Constructed from
All the English Language Such
\ Convincing Evidence as the Plain
Statements from People Born of
Experience.
BIRCH STREET.

Mr. Henry Albcrts, OF No GIG Birch street,
Scranton. Pa, says: "tor about two years my
back and kidneys had been sore, lame, and the
secretions in bad shape. Nothing seemed TO
help mo until | got DR.. A. W. Chase's Nerve
Pills at Matthews Bros. drug store, No 439.i3i
Lackawanna avenue They did the work, cur.
ing the soreness and lafneness, making tho So.
crctions healthy and generally giving INC health
and strength"
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Cigarmakers' Social.

i Cigarmakers' union, No. 429, wilt
hold a grand ball in Watts hall on
Easter Monday evening. April s. Every
effort will he expended to make the
affair one of more than usual excel
lencc and with the prevalence Of
unionism in this city, their efforts will
no doubt receive worthy support.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-27

DR.. Harry Niles. of Salt Lake City.
brother of DR.. j. :. Niles, Of this city
was toastmaster at the banquet of the
Utah State Medical association re-
Gently, and the Salt Lake City papers
speak in high praise of the manner
in which he fulfilled his duties.
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Visiting Preachers.

Rev. Mr.. Johnson, of Calvary church.
East Wilkes Barre. will deliver the
sermon at tomorrow nights meeting
in Trinity Episcopal church, and on
Friday afternoon Rev. Mr.. Harrington,
of West Pittston, viii occupy the pull
pit.
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John Bell Buried.

The funeral of the late John Bell,
whose obituary appeared in Mondays
Tribune, was held yesterday after
noon, At 3o'clock, Rev. a, r. Chafree,
pastor of the First Methodist lGpisco-
Ual church, conducted services at the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-27

confined ann to the house for the past two
weeks.
The members Of Rushbrook lodge No $50 In.
dependent Order Of odd Fellows. are requested
TO meet at their new hall at l.30 O'Clock to at.
tend the funeral Of the late Edwards stubbs
Mrs. NJ. D. Fuller is suffering from an attack
OF tonsilits,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-27

Miss Margaret Maule, Of the syn.
thetic school of music, has removed
her studio from the Kirby block, on
Garfield avenue, 10 the rooms over j.
NJ. AleNander's tailoring establishment.
in the Box building. on Church street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-27
HYDE PARK AVENUE.

W. samuel Rodgers, OF 12S Hyde Park avenue,
scranton, Pa. says: II was in run down
condit headaches, nervous and sleeping bad.
~ and the appetite poor. ! was told OF DR.. 4.
W. thasc's Nerve Pills and got a box As a re.
suit ! sleep and cat well again | am very much
pleased with them and glad TO recommend them
TO others. This | can do consccniousy."
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Office
| BURKE
! BUILDING
The Peoples EXCHANGE

A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the Bcne-
n tit OF All Who Have Houses to Rent, Real
Estate or Other Property to Sell or Exchange, or
Who Want Situations Hclp-Thcse small Nd
Ncrtisenents Cost One Cent a Word, Six lnser-
tons for Five Cents a Word--EXcept Situations
Wanted, Which Are Inserted Free.
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FURNISHED ROO0M WITH BOARD AT MRS.
Wehb's, iT Lincoln avenue; also table board
can be obtained by the week or month.
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a o
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qualities
q
constipation Washington
troubles medicine
I
tions." D. BoS Congr ssrlRna Large.
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ti.t chryn, Saturday April c, An interesting
programme has been prepared
Mr.. James Bailey, one Of Keystone acadcmy's
best students, filled the Baptist pulpit sunday in
Mr. t,u,.t's lbsCurO
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Making Changes,

Carpenters, plumbers and painters
are at work on the o'Neil building. on
South Main street, fixing it up for the
occupancy of T.. II, w, Burkc's eating
house.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-27

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BlomoQ Quinine Tablets, 2,c.
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Mrs. Selma Tanner. Athens, O..
writes: Il cannot find words To
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which was in no wise slow to show its
appreciation of the good work done.
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Bunch.

Bunch, April 30.-Thursday, April
%, occurred the funeral of N. j. Parse
The services were conducted by Rev
Hicks, and interment was made in the
Adams cemetery. Death was due to
blood poison, caused by being vaccin.
ated. The deceased leaves a wife and
one daughter, the latter having been
in very poor health for some time.
Elder Donahue and wife and B. d.
Coop of Foster, were visitors at the
r. 7. Cavins home last Tuesday.
Eldridge Brown went to Foster last
Tuesday, where he has job of work.
Lee Robb has moved on the Dug
Low farm.
School commenced at Blackhawk
April % with Agnes Mcconnell as
teacher.
Larve Scott was a caller at the Lee
Robb home last Friday.
Stella Hoover visited at the home of
Mrs. Indie Clark last Wednesday.
Henry Ireland is at home for few
days vacation from the medical col.
lege.
Rase Hoover has returned to Bloom
field after an extended stay at her
home
Sunday school was organized at the
Pleasant Hill church April 81 with
Miss Effie Brown superintendent and
Miss Bell Glassburner secretary.
Services every Sunday at 10 o'clock
a. m.
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HilIsboro.

Hillsboro, April 9O.-A very sad ac
cident occurred near Cottonwood. Jas
Dick, an old and respected citizen
while near the depot with his horse
the animal became frightened in some
manner and Mr.. Dick was left lying
in the road. Neighbors took him
home in an unconscious condition. He
fingered until morning and died. He
was &C years of age. The funeral
was held at the home Sunday at II
a. m.
DR.. Fl. M. Hills has purchased the
Frazier property north of the park
and will move the old hall down on
Main street, where he has also pur.
chased a location of nv White.
Hugh Campbell and wife are rejoic-
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North English.

North English, April 29-The roads
still continue to be rough; they need
grading. "a
Miss Amy Carter will teach the Oak
Ridge school this spring.
G. Devore, of Marengo, is visiting
friends in town.
Jim Patterson was quite i'll the first
of the week, butts reported better at
this writing.
Miss Grace Hadley spent Friday and
Saturday in Marengo.
Quite a number went on the excur.
sion to Anamosa Friday.
Mrs. Addie Wenger, of Des Moines
is visiting with her sisters, Mrs. ]. w
Swink.
Mrs. Rebecca Doll is on the sick list
Arbor Day was observed Friday by
allowing the pupils and teachers a half
holiday
Mrs. Jennie Willis left for Seattle
Washington, this week. She expects
to go to Washington from there.
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BIadensburu.

Bladensburg, April 3O.-Mr. and
Mrs. Peck, of Ottumwa, visited their
daughter, Mrs. d. l.. Glass, last Fri
day.
J. NJ J. Allen is contemplating bull
ding new residence in Bla6ensburg.
Earl Parker visited his parents last
Sunday.
John Murray received a letter from
his brother, living near the central
part of OHIO, stating that on the 18th
and goth of April they had a severe
snowstorm. He said it showed and
the wind blew for forty-eight hours.
Lanes were drifted full. the drifts in
some places being five or six feet deep
On the 21st it was raining some and
thawing.
Mrs. Frank Whitney, of Oskaloosa,
who was attending the funeral of her
brother, Moses Carson, returned home
last week.
Neal Tate and family, of Abingdon,
visited at the parental home of Mr.and
Mrs. Ramsey Yeager, last Sunday.
Mrs. P. w. Parker, of Edna, Mo-.
widow of the late P. w. Parker, left
last Tuesday for California where she
will make her future home Mrs. Par
ker formerly resided near Agency and
is sister of Mrs. John Murray, of
this place.
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Briahton.

Brighton, April ,30-The Misses Eff
fle Blackwood and Grace Kyle were
Pleasant Plain visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Tracy and children went
to Washington Saturday evening for
a visit.
G. N. Emery, wife and babies came
over from Fairfield Saturday evening
to visit Mr.. Emery's people.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Berry went to
Muscatine Friday evening to visit rela,
tives. The boys went to Wayland to
stay with their grandmother while
they were gone
The Misses Clara Warren, Crete
Cook and Maud Neffand Messrs. Andy
Wenger, DR.. Gay and Chris Slaughter,
Of Wayland, took supper at the Mid
land Sunday evening.
G. H. Greene went to Fairfield Sat
urday.
A. w. Aud, who has been working
in Fairfield. returned home Thursday.
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BIakesburu,

Blakesburg, April 29.-Mr. Raymond
and wife have arrived
VIM. Rowe and family visited in OF
tumwa Friday
The Epworth League held social
at the home of DR.. Udell Thursday ev-
ening.
On Tuesday evening of this week
Homer Coffman and Miss Mary Zieg-
Ter were married. Mary is daughter
of the late David Ziegler and Homer
is one of our Industrious young men.
They will live on farm near town.
The untimely death of Ernest John
son, who is well known here, was a
shock to all. Ernest was an indus
trious, exemplary young man.
Beautiful spring weather for a few
days and farmers have their work
well in hand. Gardens are being put
in, pasture is now pretty good. Tie
roads are very rough of course and
will be until worked with the graders.
This is the right time to do work on
the roads. Fall work is time and la
Dor lost
Eb. Peck of Ottumwa was in our
city Friday.
Minnie Sandifer paid visit to OF
tumwa Friday evening.
Daniel Rybolt of Abba is visiting
at his daughters, Mrs. Newt Van
cleve.
Mrs. j. L. Doty visited in Kirkville
this week
Albert Johnson of Munterville was
in Blakesburg Friday
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BIackhaWk.

Blackhawk, April Bon. J. Parse
died at his home near Ash Grove,
April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Bean made a
business trip to Bloomfield Monday.
Nelson Reynolds, Of Bunch, was a
Blackhawk visitor Sunday.
Miss Nora Chatterton, of Unionville
was a caller at the VIM. Brown home
Thursday.
John King and Mat Bridgman were
Bloomfield callers Wednesday.
Misses Edna and Rose Reynolds
passed through Blackhawk last week.
Miss Aida Brown was a caller at
the ]. P. Brown home Thursday.
B. E. Bean made business trip to
Drakesville Friday.
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ChiIIicothe,

Chillicothe, April 3O.-Frank Com
stock has sold his farm to his two sis
tiers, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Shields.
Mrs. e. S. Warren and daughter
Nellie spent Sunday with relatives in
Dudley.
Miss Vina Allen spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Mckinley's wave of prosperity has
certainly struck our little town.
There are three new residences under
construction, additions to three resi-
dences and one new undertaking. es-
Enlistment, with $4,000 school
to follow.
Mrs. Daniel Mowen is very ill with
typhoid fever.
VIM. Rector and family have again
located here
Jesse Waddell has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk in l.. Z. Bellman's store.
Mrs. Andy Dickson returned Satur-
day from visit with relatives in OF
tumwa.
School will close Friday, May 8,
with an entertainment in the evening,
which will be given in the old brick
store
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DoudS.

Douds, April 3O.-Quarterly meeting
of the M. Els was held at the church
Saturday and Sabbath. Rev. Boyd as
sisted by the presiding elder, Rev.
Cooper, conducted the services.
Thos. d. Morrow has purchased an
eight-acre lot off the McGrew farm,
just north Of town, and will build a
fine residence.
DR.. Mcclure and w. F. Doud have
divided the farm lately bought by
them, the first named taking the north
part and the last named the south
part.
Mrs. A. Findlay, widow of Alex
Findley, lately deceased, will make
her home with her son, Hugh Find
lay.
Frank Morse of Birmingham, was in
town yesterday.
Geo. Countryman of Birmingham
was in town on Saturday.
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inferred in the cemetery at Munter.
w viiie where other members of the fam
ny are buried. A large number of
friends and relatives attended The f,,-
neral. Mr.. johnson used to he men,.
per or the Lutheran congregation bera
Out Tor the past few years he has hea,,
resident of Des Moines and If was
great shock to his relatives here tn
near OF his sudden death in so mvste,
ilous manner and they have the
sympathy OF the entire community.
Mr. and Mrs.Nels Swenson were 81.
tumwa visitors Wednesday.
>. M. Oval and son Robert went IN
ottumWa to visit his son, AxeI, who is
IN the Ottumwa hospital taking a.
course OF medical treatment.
Mrs. Nels Hall is quite sick with
the grip
L. S. Gosney was Munterville Wis.
ltor yesterday.
Harry Peterson. of Blakesburg. is
visiting at Nels Halls.
John M. Nelson, east of MunteryilIe.
IS making some improvements in the
way OF a new summer kitchen and
building an addition on his barn.
Henry Oswald called on l.. l.. Sven.
son yesterday.
DR.. Duffy, the Frederic physician,
was a Munterville caller Thursday.
Missionary meeting of this district
OF the Swedish Lutheran church was
held in the Lutheran church at Nun.
terville Monday and today.
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Eddyvilie.

Eddyville, April 29.-The commence.
ment exercises held Friday evening
were well attended, it being one of the
brightest and youngest classes that
ever graduated here.
Miss Jessie Carson returned to her
home Saturday morning.
Miss Alta Snow, of Ottumwa, is here
to spend the summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. Snow.
Rev. Oscar Lowry, an evangelist of
Burlington, is here assisting in meet
ing at the Congregational church.
Miss Grace Shayhan, of near Dud-
ley. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waugaman were
in Oskaloosa on business Saturday.
Miss Louise jaeger, Karl Mayer, Wal
ter Roberts and Claude Lanning, were
Oskaloosa callers Saturday.
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Frederic,

Frederick, April 29.-Miss Jennie
Long and her aunt, Mrs. D. H. Haw-
thorn, were in Abba last week.
Mrs. Angie Rutzel, county superin.
tendent of the public schools of Mon,
roe county, visited the Frederic school
last Thursday. She is one of the
best superintendent the county ever
had.
The infant daughter of Mr.. Palmer
and wife was laid to rest in the Union
cemetery last Wednesday.
We have in this part of the county
all the various kinds of associations
and unions for the purpose of better
ing the condition of the laboring class
es. Why do not the farmers organize
an association or union to better their
financial condition. Who will start the
ball rolling. What local paper will
publish their bylaws and proceedings.