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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-01
e NEW HAVEN ORPHAN ASY
LUM.

donations From May 80 to June 81
1901.
Donation-Miss Ellen M. Pritchard,
discounts on Bills-The Gamble-Des-
ID Co, $4.74; Brown & Durham
agar Thomas, "a cents.
4enry S. Highly, medicines for the
Mrs. F. w. Benedict, pictures
papers, books; Mrs. Warner, carpet
rags; Mrs. Lyon, worsted and rubber
balls B. P. Schurman, sixteen quarts
Ice cream; Mrs. Motfatt, infants cloth
Inglr Mrs. Fawns, clothing; friend, one
knitted wash cloths; Mrs. Miller,
hts clothing, toys; friend, sixteen
is strawberries; Mr.. Strauss OIL
by, candy; Mrs Thompson, IN
s. clothing; friend, nine loaves
e-made bread.
Visiting Committee for July:
iss M. F. Warrick, Ais orange
ct.
iss A. P. Bradley, 1852 Whitney av-
E.
MARY A. CLARK,
Treasurer pro tenn.
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sAyIN ROCK THEATER.

Week-Three Perform
ances on Thursday.
There will be three performances at
\ Savln Rock theater on July 4--at
1 30 at 3 and at S:15. The people en-
|red are among the best in the pro-
Ssion. The Nelson's, famous aero
4. will be seen. Devigney sisters
Va in Number, are very charming
krs Id, dancers. Irene La Tour, a
erful contortionist, and her clever
zaza will be one of the hits OF the
West and Williams are good
rs and story tellers. ALT. Holt Is
whistling soloist; Post and Chm
Are eccentric sketch artists, and
Re Lambert, a black-face man,
and dances very nicely.
rater's orchestra will be heard In
ark every afternoon and evening
will be a fireworks display Fiji
\yfff.
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.Jewelrv, Leather Goods.

SHELL AND AMBER HAIR PINS,
regular 15c kind for &c dozen
PRETTY HARD ENAMELLED HAT
Pins. &c each
LOT OF SATIN PLEATED BELTS,
with pretty buckles, for s-19c
SEAL GRAIN PoCKETBooKs WITH
corners, -l5c
ONE LOT OF KID PURSES. REG
ular price 10c, for Sc
LOT LARGE AND MEDIUM SIZE
Chatelaine Bags, worth sac for
--42c
LOT OF CHAIN CHATELAINE BAGS
in Oxidized. Gilt and Silver, regular
$139 kind for --7sc
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Fathers Confession.-"My deal" >
1.-THE fair girls father, Il listened
ur graduation essay with a great
tof interest"
Ia your she rejoined coolly.
ID; and / want to say that 7 have
{doing you an injustice and that |
Grry for it. / used to think you
! worrying about what Susie Simp-
was going to wear or whether
Eie Chumpkins was going to call,
h all this time you were pondering
- ultimate destiny of the human
washington Star.
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Sample Sale of
Stockings And Half Hose

Every pair at exactly half their value.
Chiefly French Lisle and Finest Cotton,
plain and fancy Isle, Isle in lace and drop
stitch effects, the women's Stockings includ-
ing boot patterns, vertical stripes, embroid-
cred polka-do and the mems Half Hose in
no end of stylish kinds and color effects.
Women's Stockings in the lot,
Is Cents, 80 Cents and 40 Cents Pair
Worth from scots to $125 and $3.50 a Pair
Mems Half Hose in the lot,
II Cents, rs Cents and % Cents Pair
Worth 25cts, 38cts, scots and 6octs Pair.
woueu,s silk stockings - stockings, for csc Pr
This lot of Stockings in shades of bronze TAM pink blue yell
low grew lavender canary and green and all sizes are here he
lot Sd small them out before stock taking
All reduced from ST. to 98cts Pair
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Boys Wash Suits.

The Hecht g. Cos celebrated
Wash Suits, the best on the mar
ket, and than which none,are bet
ter. Every Suit guaranteed to wash.
Always sold ISL soto 60 at $t.t9
to 10 years.
Another lot of Wash Suits, al
ways sold at scots, to 60 at 36cts
3 to 10 yeats.
straw Hats, all our toct and
6oct Straw Hats for boys,
To go at 80 Cents
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Umbrella Bargain 5

Get an Umbrella while these prices
last, because we can tpromlse
their like again;
100 Women's Umbrellas, 40 Inch,
made Of fast black hurricane cloth, with
steel rod and frame, and natural wood
h,ndles 29cts
400 Mems, Women's Umbrellas,
20 Inch, with steel rod and Paragon
frame of fast black twill, with natural
loop and hook silver trimmed handles,
osct IIn,brella for l6cts
Mems and WOmen's Umbrellas,
200 in this lot, made of fast black twill
gloria With steel rod and Paragon frame,
a large variety of horn, Dresden, and
natural wood, silver trimmed handles,
ST.. 30 and 81. so Umbrellas,
Togo at 79cts
Co,ored Umbrellas. "a Inch silk TAT
feta, in navy, red, blue and dark green,
Special at ssl 30
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e HATHoRN SPRING WATER

e HATHORN SPRING WATER.
The Office for the sale of the popular
[athorn mineral waters of Saratoga
Y hereafter be at Beers Photo
ms, 760 Chapel street. The water
n be ordered from this agency in5case.
IS of twenty-four or forty-eight bot
IT, J and will be drawn fresh from the
tSpring and shipped directly to the par
ties ordering. Mr.. Beers has been con-
versant with the Hathorn water Tor
over sixteen years, and is supported by
leading physicians of this and other
cities in pronouncing the Hathorn as
being one of the best remedies known
)b46r kidney complaints, rheumatism,
stomach difficulties, &C., and is sure
warder off of typhoid fever, there be-
ing no. disease germs in this water, but
pure and clear as crystal. For those
needing a cathartic it is invaluable.
While ii is a great curative 1t Is per-
fectly harmless to the system. Many
of our we'll known citizens have used
the Hathorn for years. Mr.. Frank Ha-
thorn is a graduate of Yale university
and <is~-tfe proprietor of the Hathorn
ng, being handed down to him by
late father, who was its owner for
rs. Mr.. Beers will furnish booklets
all who may wish them, fully de-
bling the Hathorn spring, its analy-
nd curative qualities, &c.
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Mems Goods.

Neglige shirts, 100 dozen soft
bosom Neglige Shirts, Numbered
neck bands, two detachable turn
down collars, all desirable new col
orings, % N0''''
NegIige Shirts, of woven Ma
dras. Numbered neck bands and de-
toched link cuffs to match, the sort
you'd expect to see markea 77Cts
and oScts, - oe''s
White NegEige Shirts, of White
Bedford Cord, the popular SHIRT OF
the season, 70 oo'i''
A Great Lot, of Imported Ma
dras and Anderson Bingham Neg,
lige Shirts, its a $3.50 Shirt, and
variety a-plenty for choice, 96cts
BaIbriggan Shirts, Drawers,
Shirts French neck finish, and
Drawers with double seats, 39ct
Underwear, to 60 at 2octs Eacn
BaIbriggan shirts, Drawers,
a lot or 50 dozen, and it's the-59c-
a-qarment-UnderWear
To 60 at 39cts Each
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Upholstery News.

Mattresses, a large Lot of Mat
tresses, all Just bit soiled but
otherwise qui+e perfect, not a Mat
tress in the lot worth less than
S.. so and So. 50, your choice $2.75
5000 Yards OF scotch Sash
Muslins, stripes with dainty Dor
ders, the acct MusllnS,
To go at l2hcts a Yard
scotch Sash Muslins, all Of our
2oct and 35ct Muslins, figures,
stripes and dot effects,
To go at 25cts Yard
sash Rods, 1000 of EN-, extend
to AZ inches, with brackets COM
plete, SG's Each
35ct Extension Rods,
TO go at l5cts Each
Opaque window Shades, with
good rollers and fixtures complete,
iScts Each
= Nottingham Lace Curtains,
five different patterns, about 50
pairs in the lot, to close. 75c Pair.
Lace Curtains, a lot of Curtains
marked $2.75 a Pair,
To go at St,89
Cable Net Curtains, $3.50 and
S6. 20 Curtains and all of them
beautiful patterns,
To close So, 50 Pair
white EnamelIcd Window
Poles, with trimmings complete,
at Gets Each
LinoIeums, good quality, five
different patterns, A9c square va
Price-cut I'm Mating, an inter-
esting reduction for you who want
TO furnish cottages. Listen;
aact Mating 15cts Yard.
: a5ct Mating 1scts Yard.
s5ct Mating 27cts Yard.
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BEST NOlHOnS.
The kind to buy. Lit
tile prices for this sale.
SAMPSON PINS. &c PAPER
KIRBY Boards QUEEN PIN,
&c paper
KIRBY Boards HAIR PINS,
&c paper
|oDoRLEss DRESS SHIELDS,
I : : - -1Oc pair
LIGHT WEIGHT DRESS SHIELDS. 4
&c pair
S AND 6 HOOK CORSET sTEELs,
&c pair
wARREN's FEATHERBoNE COL
lars, lie
FINE WHITE PEARL BUTTONS,
all sizes, 2 dozen for &c
MERRICK's sILKINE, Sc spool
KERRs' LUsTRE TWIST lie spool
500 YARDS GENEVA THREAD.
&c spool
BLACK BRUSH BRAID, = 1,2e va q;
Ia YARDS BLACK VELVETEEN
Binding, sc pieNe
MILLWARD'S NEEDLES, Sc paper
HUMP HOOKS AND EWES, REGU-
lar price sc card, for &c cara
BUNCH TAPE, Sc bunch
FANCY GARTER ELASTICS, loo yd.
FANCY SILK WEB HOSE SUPPORT
ers, regular 800 value for -l9c
ITAFFETA SEAM BINDING,
| &c piece
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Z How to Tell the Gen uine.
ID signature Of E. w. Grove appears
every box Of the genuine Laxative
(u5~ Quinine.
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China Dept.

Goods in our China
Dept pre- vious ly
marked with a living
profit have been cut to
starvation prices.
Every item without
exception reduced.
Here are a few;
Salt and Pepper Shakers, let
China Cov'd Vegetable Dishes CSC
Worth s.. 50
China Fancy Berry Saucers, 8ets
China open handled Cake Plates,
worth 75cts, for 2SctS
China GUYS and Saucers, 8cts
worth sets.
Haviland Cups and Saucers, '29cts
Worth S. dozen.
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Women's Vests.

In connection with this sale Of I'm
porter's Samples Of HOSIERY
and half Hose, is a lot Of VOL
mems Lisle and Fine Cotton
Vests. They, like the Stock
ings We're bought at Half Price.
so we'll put them out to you
at the same rates;
Fine white and ecru1
Lot l. cotton Jersey Vests,
-I high or low neck, With
and without short sleeves, a 25ctI
Vest, for ID Cents
Pink, blue and white
LOT 4. fine Isle and cotton
Vests, low neck, with
and without sleeves, silk ribbon
and crocheted edge finish, f9cts
In lot q is small lot Of Body
Vests, without shoulder straps, all
lace edge finish. They're only I9cts
Children's Lisle Thread Vest,
with Drawers to match, are alsola
this lot, all l9cts a Garment
Is the largest lot Of
LOT 5. all, and among the
-.. best values. These are
white Isle and fine cotton, either
low neck and no sleeves, or high
meek and short sleeves, in several
styles, lace yoke, square and n
neck, but all are ribbon finished or
lace edged, and all are good yalue1
for scots, to so at, 26cts Eacn
Separate Knee Draw
Lot 4. ers, white or ecru, al
so Union Suits, either
long or short sleeved, with both
ankle and knee length, Drawers, IN
white and ecru, all 26cts Garment
Silk and Lace Isle
Lot 5. Jersey Vests, lace yoke
-' and lace edged, in pink
blue, cream and white and black,
they're silk ribbon finished--a reg
ular 75ct Vest for 50 Cents
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SnnalyaS
sn
because clear
dn the be
gain
Detail But Just Ear Be
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Genuine DongoIa Oxford Ties, SLIGO
And these figures do not represent the
bare cost of material They're the Ties we
offered 500 Pairs of last Saturday at $1.e9,
and THAT price was quite down to the bone.
These Oxods were made and oud be hard to
duplicate them thanh They have solid leather extern
solos, either patent leather or kd Ups Whe uey last Si.o5
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Per'"s Waists in desirable s ss c@. Every Tailormadel
n sal style, Gown in the Suit
With white Pique sailor collar . n
and stock, - 50 Cents Room, reduced third
Also Plat" and Fancy " ad' and half! No ROOM
that and 75cts, 39cts Il
for more detail to-day!I
40 and 49, these in black and san, rouord
''e ny, wy ' " - beautifully made drop skirts,
You know all chamngly trimmed and all re-
and what the usual duced away below like this
prices reduced from $l.25 and 49, 20 Gown S6O0l
sh9S to W scents A 5000 Gownto sls.ool
IL. , Wa;,+. trm,ed with NEohar especially
embroidery have white socksre- attractive out OF hgurea
duced from rs to 90 Cents made distinctive individual
style as your dress-nake would
Linen Lawn Sailor "" have it, and finished with
with Swiss embroidery in+ ,o,b If lace and silk re-
~ ~ F7 ~ W. duced from $I8 to SS75
sailor Grass Linen
tned yvih white poe Re- Chldrens Sailor Collar Blouse
duced from 81 49, c s8 Suits best cloth in plain
,,,,.s 80 ,,... colors, with sailor collar of white
49,, .I d,rd ror oo Pioue, cheap $I.98, Si2S
Ito 79 Cents
Chldrens Linen Crash Sailor
Shirt waist suns sun s III ' i hllus Suits, % Cents
f}nm,o. ~ Childrens Percae Dresses 59cts
Wa a. 40 now sa7s Childrens Sailor Suits, of polka
Were g. 40 now $40 dot (Percae $I.25 Suits reduced
Were $685. $3.50 to 20 oen>
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silk finished and finished like 81
Underwear, in light blue and hello
trope, to 60 at, Acts a Garment
Half Hose; 50 dozen pairs OF
fast black and fast tan, the Halt
Hose you get tor l5cts a yd. 10 go
in this sale, ; Pairs Tor ZoctS
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There has been general markdoWn the Suit Room hese
quotations all have for to-day you'd better
come and see what's here besides Twill pay.
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Lot 5.

blue cream and white and black,
they're silk ribbon finished--a reg
ular 75ct Vest for SO Cents
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Lot g..


long or short sleeved, with both
ankle and knee length Drawers, In
white and ecru, all 26cts Garment
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Separate Knee Draw
ers, white or ecru, al
so Union Suits, either
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Silk and Lace Isle
Jersey Vests, lace yoke
and lace edged in pink
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-21

beause the ammunition could be made
for the guns as it was needed, liquid
air plant on ship-board furnishing all
the necessary materials.
But all other uses Of liquid air fade
into insignihcance when compared with
its utilization as power for running ma
chinery, of which have already spok-
en-.
My greatest object is the production
of power-giving substance" says Mr..
Tripler; IF you can get cheap power,
all other problems are solved.
And that is why Mr.. Tripler has spent
so much time on the little engine in
his laboratory. which runs by liquid air.
The reasons for the supremacy OF this
strange liquid over steam are exceeding
ly simple In the first place, liquid air
has about 100 times the expansive power
of steam. In the second place, 1t begins
to produce power the instant 1t IS eX-
posed to the atmosphere. In making
steam, water has first to be raised to a
temperature of 2I2 degrees Fahrenheit.
That is, if the water as it enters the
boiler has temperature OF fifty degrees,
I62 degrees of heat must be put into 1t
before it will yield single pound OF
pressure. After that, every additional de-
gree of heat produces one pound OF
pressure, whereas every degree OF heat
applied to liquid air gives twenty
pounds of pressure.
Liquid air can be applied to any en-
CINE" says Mr.. Tripler, land used as
easily and as safely as steam. You need
no large boiler, no water, no coal, and
you have no waste The heat OF the at
| mosphere, as | have said before, does
| all the work of expansion"
The advantages of compactness and
| the ease with which liquid air can be
| made to produce power at once suggest
| ed its use in all kinds of motor vehicles
| and firm in Philadelphia is now max
| ing extensive experiments looking to its
use A satisfactory application will do
away with the present huge, misshapen,
machinery-lad automobiles, and make
possible small light, and inexpensive
| motors.
Mr.. Tripler believes firmly that liquid
air makes aerial navigation a distinct
| probability. The great problem in the
| past has been the immense weight OF
| the steam or electrical machinery nee
essary to operate the air screws. With
| liquid air no heat of any kind save that
| of the sun would be required; the boiler
could be made of light tubing, and much
of the other machinery of aluminium. so
that the weight would be scarcely no.
ticeable.
Much has yet to be done before liquid
air becomes the revolutionizing power
| which Mr.. Tripler prophesies. This
much is certain A machine has been
built which will make liquid air in
large quantities at small expense, and an
engine has been successfully run by Ii
| quid aid. Beyond these two actual
achievements Mr.. Tripler has yet to per-
feet his machinery for producing liquid
| air without expense When this is ac-
complished, liquid air must certainly
take its place as the foremost source of
| the worlds power-supply.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-21
ADDS MACHINERY
Harry Sewers Gets New Ironing Ma
chine for His Laundry

Harry Sewers evidently intends
that his Oskaloosa Steam Laundry
shall have the latest and best ma
chinery for the work of a laundry
that is to be had in the market.
The most recentE addition to the
machinery of the laundry is new
and up.to-date ironer for collars and
cuffs, and it is the best thing of the
kind that is made. 1t polishes or
finishes the work in the domestic
style and does the work with neat
ness and dispatch.
Another new bit of machinery that
has been put in along with the ironer
is little arrangement for the pur-
pose of bending the wings or points
of collar without breaking. The ap-
para,us permits the passage of small
jets of steam against the ironed sur
face of the collar and the desired
fold is secured with greatest dispatch
and nicely. The laundry is now full
ly equipped with all the latest ma
chinery made and turns out thous-
ands and thousands of pieces of work
every week. The amount of work
accomplished within a working day
by the machines is something to be
wondered at.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-21
BUYS MORE LUMBER.
Iowa Central Purchases a Lot of Oak
Piling.

Purchasing Agent Fred Wing of the
Iowa Central, has let another large
contract for material to be used on
the road in building up and improv-
ing the property. This contract is
for 10000 lineal feet of white oak
piling, probably products of Missouri
and Arkansas. The piling, which is
to be used for the construction of
bridges, trestles and for the false work
on the new iron bridges, is to consti-
tute the years supply. The contract
entails cost of SIT 900.
Word from Hamilton, o., from the
Niles Tool Works, one of the largest
concerns lin the country furnishing
railwaysmachinery, announces that
the second invoice OF the recent si5,-
900 purchase of the Central has been
shipped. A part OF the machinery,
shipped sooner than this lot, has just
arrived and is being put up in the
Marshalltown shops.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-21
Gave himself I'm.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 49.--Albert
Prince, the mandolin player, sur
rendered Monday to the county mar
shall, and was locked up with his
father and brother, all of whom are
being held for completely with Mrs.
Lulu Prince Kennedy in the murder
of Philip III. Kennedy. Later the
three male members of the family
were arraigned, waived the formal
reading of the information against
them, pleaded not guilty, and asked
for an early preliminary hearing.
This was set for Saturday next.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-21
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature essss the Of lsnAzzZ@
A SWELL AFFAIR.
BriIlinat Reception to Gen. MacAr-
thur Attended by Thousands
of Persons.

Manila, Feb. 2O.-Gen. MacArthur's
reception at Malacanan exceeded any
thing in the Spanish regime. The
palace was beautifully decorated and
brilliantly Illuminated. Thousands
of persons attended from the army,
navy, official, consular, clerical, bust
ness and social circles, American and
foreign. The Filipino population was
well represented. Gen. Barry was
master of ceremonies. Gen. MacAr-
thur and the ladies of the United
States commission received the
guests. The reception lasted till IL
o'clock. There was dancing after
wards. The affair was thoroughly
enjoyable and the Filipinos were es-
pecially pleased at being accorded a
privilege never before afforded them.
Gen. MacArthur's tact and courtesy
were greatly appreciated.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-21

J. B Clayworth departed last even
ing for Seymour, Mo-, via the Iowa
Central route.
F. NJ. Epperson, of Eddyville, was
10 town yesterday looking after bust
ness affairs in the district court.
James Rogers and R. A. Moffett
were Iowa Central passengers last
evening bound for Blackwell, Okla.
A. P. and H. L. Spencer went to
Kansas City last evening via the Iowa
Central route to care for business in
terests.
Thompson Hanna, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Rose, departed to-day for a
pleasure tripof several months dura-
ton in California.
Mrs Amy Townsend, who has been
in the city visiting at the homes OF
friends and relatives, departed this
morning for her home in Des MoinesI
The L. D. Pearson family are hav-
ing hard fight with the grippe and
are making irregular hospital of their
home. Every member of the family
is in the embrace of the ailment.
Jack Gruwell, who has been in the
northwestern part of the state looking
up a newspaper location, returned to
the city yesterday to care for bust
ness affairs. He will continue his
search in the eastern part of the state.
Abba Union: Arson Tennis, a pros
porous farmer residing near Wright
station on the Central east of Oska-
loosa, was transacting business with
some of the Bluff Creek farmers from
Thursday until Saturday of last week.
Oskaloosa friends will be interested
in learning that Ray Graft, formerly
of this city, has enlisted in the United
States navy and has departed for four
years. service in the Philippines and
the east. He Is on the gun boat Mo-
hican,
Times-Republican: Fireman Mike
Carney, of the Central, who resides
in oskaloosa and fires for Engineer
Jesse Long on through frelghts Nos.
so and 81, is of duty owing to an in
jury to his eyes, caused by the explo-
sion of torch that he was using in
his work about the engine His in
jury is not considered serious.
Thomas Golden, floor walker of the
Baldauf store, was captured at his
resid snce last evening by party of
about thirty employees. He was taken
wholly by surprise and made to cele-
brate the anniversary of his birth in
a manner that he will not soon for
get. He was made the recipient of a
number of handsome presents. Re-
freshments were served and the even
ing was passed in a veryipleasant
manner by the entire company.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-21
WASHINGTON d

Genessee Pare Food Co, LIE Roy N. y:
Gentlemen Our family realize so
much from the use of GRAIN-O that I
feel / must say word to induce others
to use it. If people are interested in
their health and the welfare of their
children they will use no other bever-
age. ] have used them all, but GRAIN
0 have found superior to any for the
reason nat it is solid grain. Yours for
health. c. F. MYEPs.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-21
Relief I'm SIX Hour..

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease re-
leved IN six hours by'.New Great South Amer
lean Kidney lure" 1t Is great surprise on
account OF its exceeding promptness Ii reliev
ing pain In bladder. kidneys and back, In male
or female, Relieves retention OF water almost
Immediately: II youswant quick relief and
cure this !. the remedy Sold BY Green Il Bent
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