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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous
AD- writing. Illustrating. proofrradinr. four-
nalisIn- Bookkeeping. stenoEraphry. practical
electricity. taught BY maid free: pay no .usffa
until We secure permanent employment. rrnd-
uaies guaranteed positions Write for free tut
ton contract, meutioninE subject you wsh a
study Correspondence Institute Il America. p <
- Scranton. Pa
r you dissatisfied with ,ogr work. Our frce
have qualified tnousants In ga e line for sasa-
red Positions IN more cong uill asd p-rafaiTe
anss e work Write Irternatlunal Currcspondenee
sChela EeN lhlr Scrauton, la. OF calI aEy or
SA-nlnE, - Louis Ofncc. Benoist building. ls.7
self taught; Co not Despair BE-
ea1se Ulrc9g1 aesiect you have forgotfen what
~ 9lee learned about arithmetic, Professor
Sb1r6 new method requires no teacher.
rs b&ses Idice. Ic best beax ever pubushed
Established
tBESI Proposition ever offered men 10 ie11
uaFuer trade more experience IN one rs0-.h
tnan snope ~ one year. catalogue mailed fres
Anler barber College. lin Market u.
BUNDLE WRAPPER wANTEp-Er.t-elsSS
c1nale wrapper Werner Bros, Seventh ana
CIVIL Service. Government Po-fuons-Eb7nf
N-ts appotntme-ts made last vcsr onIx en-
M1n E-9ol eaccattoa required for exzmf uoticn.
sAaEtes arse work easy; catalogues u fnfor-
Mslen IT, u Core5p0nderce C5lIexe.
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AGENTS AND saLEsuEy.



sal-~fuaa. Grrmau p~-sf-rrai. q ps E,kibHe
~sAL.ESNfAS v.---7 49, -. 1t mn
hrr nlauuf5.r-r-- l-v,-r
: barss u.l-f 49, III.
S qaiP.a. f %s75es 8 ssa !.
asi'hia. Pa
SALESMAN WANTrb rv,.r-o.iT car
Saigsliaa H.ta established lor1l trade II. g.
fact6ry rl.slrr al ~ g. "a.
Dr. EylHs rgi sHt-,-.gt. . j. Tricy-H
: 4hrtrfulh st. ihia-ciruiI. Ia
sAIJesNta~ w,S-rr- --.-V- ole
s,oLs Tas' p. e sol aai .p -
a4 hl .aA. H-Trr1tF tntlN- W
-ir-i 49, ~ st@aas a.
SALf%At NANI El-Flvs FtrtrtT N
W. "N 'lirt % NtS
and ezi-Hsf- while ,ut 0f town. d., nlt' spglv
Uul.s yUI Hfr fr.l- o. Ea..- 81 Hra. la4 .1u
fsrni-h .r'era Apply after 9
, rom . Republic tlilI.rr-
SALESMAN W,NTEu-Sr L51i9 f1-. TWan,1
Thoroughly .1r-I.-raf -usll.fu mas ~ rir1
! ability o. rI pHrr-.rHT I-ft.r.- O. fI4 trade
in : -theru states elI.lv. v.sE .xr-E rsil.
EXTENSIVE" .at.rtlr.rr Ia.ui !rIuremrttF aIi
terms. reference am l.-I required. cltat nm
need not ua.tr. I 90. Eg.ln ne
~
s1u SJsr, ne. LssI-ii1a- So ul-svL y =
/ Traveller y--- --- ?. t---.r-
mldeIat. stIary % b.il. rvr.u p uurI rIfsary
- Republic.
! -g,yrrrS..- e
raus.-. tfgr.1ehi. r4..r i- .-..--. T--.--
frames ana Uclaiur il.Ia--~- ~t-1. Ir~ f. .N-
rtsHe en-. t-f i.y covered Allr-s 1rAyeer.
iN
TRAVELLING Ul,sr.n wanted ry sLs -
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BOY WAN-ED-CfHce lEg over f- yer
week Ad5rgss IN oRn hanuWriuEs. j. 80 1sr-
public.
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hpSIHEBs WANTED.
\ Matter o. Fact. Il = never too late Il mend
Schnau<. Practical hoemake 1Fa OiIvel
ALL men. tall men. short men. Oh neil r8unr
men. call az TicEunrs Tor tailoring; bcsfl for IN.
money. Is =. Elrvtuth 81.
BRING your iaundV 10 the hand Iaun Is. "a
Franklin.
CARPENTER W-oRK-G-reFnl mouse r-paI-s
done at lowest hguEes 2 5S Republic.
HAVE your watch repairei hy an .vpirt. sat
isfacuon guaranteed. prizes right. iii wash
iugt0n ave.
HAVE your sewing machine. hicvclI eun-
lock. key. rirctrlc and general TeralrfnEtlpna AZ
Llnze's shop. 1919 PaEk.
II In -c-I % a car1-nfer caT or Jrifg M
Whitesile. WellstCn. 40.
1 a. sell your sofa fountain: tha..s INV bu-i-
nes-- J. l. Goe-iner. SIs y VgndevenfIr ave.
HAVE or vii get the business yca v.rt arl
protect your Interest. no cost 20 v0u.I n -
Crawley. 80 Eastoa ave
STOCK OF urt1rs. statlorery. cl1a-s. tiba~,o
etc also cigar and other show cases IL tham-
ben. Is Carr 81
WE'LL get a buyer for. or buy out1iht. an
legitimate husinesss quickly. quietly. sltl~factor-
lily Glaseock brokeraERco-. Se Chestfut 81
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P0YTWNNTEn-Ahout is years al5 .cr porter
work in saloep. sLs y. Grand ave tcurner He
hcrt St9-
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1LlIL ORDERS.

NAIL ORDERS.
ZIG money made making and selling hair
rh4lra. lust the tniur FOR mail orders eli
errI fall directions f1r making and samnia ro-
- silver. -. l. DuWell. Olathe. kas.
81 per week addressing envelopes; pa1lcuiars
FOR , cents. Geo. Josiin. us Victor Ct
CARPET CLEANING.
ACME Steam Carpet Cleaning Co. s9fg Fasto.
Ave--EcnoyatinE BEATING Kin. % $40
AMERICAN NerdierJ Steam Can't CTsa1Iar
Co. cor. Ntnsteenth and Pine Sts-Besf nro~es9s
lowest prices send postal Kin. d 20. Mir gS
STEAM Carpet Cleaning Co-Carnsf.
taken up, cleaned. made over and LAID: beat work.
lowest prise. NJ Lucas ave. Main fi5i: c Ss'
ENTERPRISE Steam Carpet Cleznlng c9-ep@-
cial attention n altering. sewing ard rPiayfng
ST. LOUIS Steam Carpet CHASING Co. 80
reEoyate. alter. sew and lay carpets. Phonsas
Bell. Forest -. b 1s3L 4gIs East0n ave
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HOSTING ENGINES
BELTINe! Betting! BELTING!

New and Secondhand. rubber and leather An
ST. LOUIS BETTING AND SUPPLY CO..
80 :. Fourth 81.
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T~10T17-NCK wNNIEp-A lrs.-ciass boot
ls y. SfZta -.
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SOLICITOR.

~SALTSMFN WANTEp-F.vg strictly ltsi-cla's
f1l--rrsn. wl3 vel -iu-at-- afl vel
Newspaper Proposition, salary 81 o. 81 Nceky
s aaie, sag saa g. Will ss1ay at to 2, ia .i9s a, DO ass5 {" liD 5aa
| Furnish goa references AFrly after stJcl-Cz.
room . Rr5ubile building
SOLICITORS wANTED-Tarre or fout intclu-
gent ygung men f1r r~rYatthie ,mfl-ymesF l. SO.
ILL.,
) s2 &. i5!5#555 y s5;555' ~ 55@55555ss55sF @5iii 8
L.
rs s%2Li R5..s 6. E G4alSSTI s8l F.s = s 5a1s - S ss9
evening-
SOLICITOR wANTEn-Esp,rrnc- EoIocito-
fr patent susIrHue- COMPANY good e aflcl- .
50. ReDublir.
Ne |s9T 5.5. 5.r TSS5E3 "A Rom 55'i 4! R-l57755
ntls. - 49,. L-
& sS r s.55. go $4as5s'S 555:s E s.sSi.5 ', q.
s. Wat1sh ave Chicfeo. IT,
hIseenaneous
HOME wr.tiHs. an honest ARA i-c-tp-ra;~i
for $50" eners steady coping 20 tctl FrE 81.
Se!a p, g.. ifsi ,s s'f RgSsisasT 'j eSa@issi 'f Sgs
LADIES wASTED-T wfk al h1mc steady
CT evening; sod pdy 80 olive
LADIEs-Ccry letters a. hene Sc Loo
sd stamlfl -ntsielr tr application Pr -
crystai Ngvel,y Co. $50 iuiiara ave-. EiiciEl-
LADIES WANIEl1A lev ladies tn sit mem
hers fr the DIT w. u. Roth Cl-upsruttvk Dental
G.. apply ~ 70 A. n. :. q Sheridan. ~ bur
hnston building.
AIDES wanted ercryWhsre. writing copying
home evenings. EF@ady WUrk. no mailing or can
vassinE. good pay For pt-tcc1ars bird al
creEsed e~nVrcp~. manager Dept is. Hx 10.
Philadelphia, PA
MANAGER WASTED-wI;h geo. siary So
per mlath; In solid cooperation % -. Elrtuhiic.
RELIABLE person. each district. 60 u1ke busl-
n.ss for cid house salary. SIS weekly. t1penses
advaGc-d: permanent position. iucl0se is&lf-aI-
dressed envgiupv. NanaEcr. <. CaXt13 bldg.
Chicago-
ToUSG ladies'. writing a. h,me eyeIn=. s.
Per week Particulars Zee ta ALI Slui al
Grssd e@nvelopr- Eibert Dept @1. ES 1gII.
Philadelphia, Pa
YOUNG men everywhere. corv ietterI h0ne
evenings. = Wesk send ailr-s-ei cntfcpe 10.
nartlcuiar. FIber Dept. "a. Box lflI Phila-
f3 weeSlv. either sex. copying letters Il home.
send stamp for particulars. King MauuftGurnE
Company. IT'S Warren ave. Chicago
- per 100 copying letters ~ hsme: ~ car
vassinE. Sud utt7Ur-el envelope f1- riy. E[
reka Remedy Company. station D.. ChIcakq
81 uer Thousand FOR letters copied ukth rem
ana Ink 90 t-ypeNrtten and returning ;dl Us In
close stamp. inetrucuous. etc. AGdreEsI N-Ray
Company. TOleic. q.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

L thosr desiring help or seeking situations
may. reEs'sr VIA the Free Employment Bureau
OF The state Laser Bureau o. Statistics. E3l1
Chestnut st: situations and help furnished Tres
% charEe- Tel Kinloch A sd.
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wASTED-ErperIenoed can
nassers for a rapid-seIiinz article Conmgn
rocket 1ypeWuter Company. 81 spruce a.
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BOY WANTEU-A 500 boy q LII ~
sh.sirr ssis hIsral .sNe-
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GISSENG-Tha mor-ytnak.r: cas- Iy raised. de-
msui constant. Houston. A4o. vard-h- For --rt~
ana plants address hlsruari Er9.. III 3. I-tl.
Kansas City. No
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R0ht. zIeg!eI Z Sons, NashInIsIs,

ST LOUIS Betting AND SUPPLY o.
80 ;. Fourth 81.
cur GEARS AND RACKS
OF every description
II G. TURLET 1t Lccu-t y
Gasoline and Steam Engines,
Boilers. steam pumps. steam. gas and water sup
plies. sawmiii machinery. Setting. hose. etc
MORSE q co. St louis
MGAHOESGEgT ELEeTRlGLAhPS.
Any haas. IS 20 Io volts. 4 20 IS c. p. . c. =.
"Sa;ioral' lamps. barrel l1ss-t--lt1c %
National lamps. less quanclss--iJ1c &c
Delivered anywhere east Il Denver. uy EXPRESS
Above p-iC~s SAM as LAMP Cculoi=aUca-luots q
lots OF U.eo lamps &C D. taken in one year.
AL tamp- guaranteed g every paIticrlar.
NATIONAL. ISCANpESCENT AMP CO.
Bell Phone. Main 1875 " e. Louis. No.
- feet high. - see- diameter three-eiEhths iron
ST LOUIS AND SUPPLY CO..
80 :. Fourth 81
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Roy WANTED-Io iearu oabinetmakers trade
ard make himself useful. GAY while learning
l.gs y. broadway
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B5yE.

roy WANTED-sronE b7y 10 ."p W. =
$ FlIccltE.-
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BETTING TO RENT.
MACHINERY FOR a |

IN case % breakdown or any other PUT
VII rent you q belt at reasonable rates. any
81 LOUIS BE1TING AND SUPPLY co.
ga : Fourth
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aIliEI,S DO q 10 h--q-. upr!eht and horizon
L. er lr-.-"rE portable tryr4HIa Tor clothes
L.--rr. s-s-N Wesrughous- eng mes. electrical
-.- model gIs and gasoline engines.
a-s -.. rr CEN urrzsor engine AMI boiler COM
I> '.;s k-acker. 60 $ Seventh st.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.
The TrudeS.

B~USHEIaiNN wANTEp-Rush-imau. good
--.--- 81, y ----- a % MN --- .---.-
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BooKMAN who has hal snese5sful expsrenss
| act a. Demonstration. exceptional opportunity. J
sc Republic
CIGAR salc=nen wanted in every locality Tor
| city or country trade. steady employment, evp|-
Hcnrr unnecrsSary- 80 usr month and expen-s
vsur avn tteItaT :.m5is- free' inriase stams
Ter particulars. Wayne CEar Company. To-
lsdo.
JoBBISG .1Erocers' spccialty" houSe wants 4
ara knuE hou 10 handle bunch % men. cap u.s.
only man OF rTperienct ah amy glners ne
o 81 republic.
NFS WASTFD-tnieIiEent trustworthy voIn-
men chance Ter adyaneemsnL @9 Deirar-
MEN wANTED-Msn who can sell diamond
pubic. vli Pay ssiary TO Sod men. "a Msr-
mod-Jaroard baild.ns-
L travellers earn a. high as $50 per DAY ell
inE, The best Eroc-rs an eNh. .onpuiS%
nois. Iowa. WlSccnsin aat Kansas. Reid & Co
q Quin y -. Chieago.
SALESMAN 10 srn country deaisrs. give refer
ence and experisnce- \ So REPUBLIC
SALESMAN wANTED-Gy salesman. tak-
small interest: pay s. to 500 per month 81
statesmen wANTEE-Igo good statesmen q
follow mail leads. not books. good pay SIC Hol-
and building,
SALESMAN wANTEp-A ars,-cla-. salesman.
En-erprtse Home C-operauve Investment Co.
SALESMAN wANTEp-Coal ssic-man. Appiy
80 Century building. Surdly. II o'cilck- Weaver
Coal and Coke Co.
SALESMAN WANTED-HustinE salesman:
refereaccE- Andy ; to y A. Il or : 10 : =. m.
recon Fa. 80 Olive -
SALESMAN WANTED-Inside position; one
familiar with stationary business; state age. ex-
percnce and give references c -. Republic.
SALESMAN wANTEp-ro rpreseat Us: ore
accustomed 70 E,iiinE onice Supplies nrrfsrrd.
right nan can make big money. Address Har-
Fer a NO- lAmiem
Statesmen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and incx-
perfenced savings bark saiesmen. good comr,@n-
ration See o.. ]. PesEe q flc American Central
Trust Co. Broadway and CHESTNUT
SALESMAN-Tnvefag. reaching retailer and
county stores 10 sell ou own makes Of drr
Eocla for sprinE. on commission = C Roll
man & O.. mauufacturers. Philadelphia. Pa.
secure orders for
the lckrs peciai gas arc lamps lberai com-
mtssi15 BzeEIs Gas Heater and Fixture Com
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ALL KINDS

Is E~ILPATRfCK Z FOUNDRY CON-
I.ST. caFt.Hrs q every 1ascuptlon. FIRE frsnrs.
AlDrs ana ate bars. lCI- 70 Is5i y Zweifti
g. Lru phone Hler.- lA4. @
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roy WANTED-MoraL hearty hoy - learn
ho-seshaeIng. Apply with parents 20 Grace
Bros. SslI Easton ave.
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wASTED-A few purils 20 lean Bookkeeping
free and paw for tuition from their earnings
after we place them In pnsitons; you. can Learn
at your Own home In a f"U weeks without loss
you free and Eet you a position Mrite FOR luu
information and cur free book. How 90 Sue
coed in business" II tells you how YOU can
i@itc- your position and make more money. Com
msncial CurreSnunEelce Schools. drawer x X
Rochester. y. Y.
WE guarantee TO teach billing on the type
writer and 10 secure positions within two months
from date Of entering school Leigh Bros Bust
ness College. 55 Olive -
YOUNG MAN wANTED-Younr man % assist
r. branch oface. SO NINTH Apply al ~ Olive
ST.. to-day.
Young r WANTED-YounK men % run ca
passenger trains: 50 week and expenses. I'D
On.e 81 t.-lav.
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CIGA salcsnen wanted In every locality Tor
city or country trade. steady employment. eVp1-
rcnre unnecessary- 50 uer month and expenses
10 start. guaranteed. write al once AMI secure
your cwu territory. ample free. lnrio-e stamp
Ter particulars. Wayne CEar Company. To-
lCdn. y.
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Roy WANTED-To help carpenter; inside
u-o-k state age. saiary expected and give rec-
esences. B IS. Republic
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HAVING ruech-.sI at tie Western Er=-av-
re raw" t' on--. a llrs- Let II A-lt-
tr- -tv.-l plates a.l eisotr1typv. also -
,- . .aw a.. cerrns mschire and an Gle trl-
f- u-.-'f HuI -=iamer. also q proof press and
ST. lDl.S lEL-lNG 81 CPFLN CO..
80 :. Fourth 81
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~SALE<lIF~- WA%-EU-F.vc strictly ftst-rlass
s1l-sr-rn. WHO are we'll -iurat-l ADD well
dressed. e. work eifv ana country fat special
Newspaper pruT-<fti1u. sllary 81 o. 81 Weekly
anil expenses while cut o. town do nit apply
unlefS you a., ready o. bsvln az once bnl cau
Furnish Egn4 r-f-r-r-'S Apply afeE siIcl-ck.
rn.m : Er..h-.e ha.,L.lE
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11
FORTUNATE ESCAPE.
Engine Man Have a Close Call in a
Queer Accident.

A queer accident and fortunare es
escape is reported on the
Iowa Central near Waylaun The
left side rod of engine No 40, in
charge of Engineer Denny" Collins,
pulling passenger No. 3, broke while
the engine was running at a speed of
thirty miles an hour, with the result
that the left side of the cab was liter
ally torn away, the fireman, Harvey
Ellyson, of Monmouth, H., thrown
to the top of the cab and then to the
floor, and escaped with scarcely as
much as a scratch.
Ellyson's escape is nothing short of
miraculous. He was on his seat when
the side rod broke and, revolving at
a terrific speed, one part whirled
around under the cab, tearing away
the stay bolts and breaking the entire
bottom of the cast iron plate, the
bottom of the cab floor. The steam
escaped in great quantities, and came
back through the cab, again endan.
gering the life of the fireman Ellyson
was thrown upward by the under
shock of the rod striking the floor,
but when he fell alighted in the gang
way. Strange to say, he was not
burned by the escaping steam, either.
The accident might have resulted
disastrously to the train, too, and it
is a wonder that the engine, at least,
was not derailed. The other end of
the side rod, as it revolved, stuck
into ties and gravel, and the train
ran some little distance before
Engineer Collins could bring the
engine to a standstill.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11
IOWA ODD FELLOWS.
Great time Expected at the
Sovereign Grand Lodge.

The Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odu
Fellows for the world convenes In Des
Moines September Is to remain 10 tns
goth inclusive. The Odd Fellows Oh
Iowa have made extensive prepare
lions for this meeting. The cheapest
railroad rates have been secured lron
all Iowa stations, particulars con.
corning which can be obtained At
the railway Offices. The sovereign
body meets September 18th at the Au,
ditorium, where an open meeting VIII
be held with welcoming addresses Dy
the Governor and the heads OF Vari-
GUS branches of Odd Fellowship WIN
response by the Grand Sire Caple,
of Ohio. Every day and every night
will be fully occupied. Degree teams
will work in various halls with plenty
of seats provided for Odd Fellows 10
look on. The Rebekahs will be active
and have a large hall of their own IN
which to exemplify their work. Iues-
day night, September 18th, there Will
be an open meeting at the Auditorium
with music and speeches by men
from the south and north. Some OF
the ablest speakers in the United
States will deliver addresses, opened
by Robert T. Daniel, of Georgia, and
closed by Hon. John F. Lacey, OF
Iowa. On Wednesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 18th, will take place the great
est parade ever held in Iowa. with
10000 Odd Fellows in the line. with
probably SO brass bands. The parade
will be under command of Col. e. E.
L Lambert, of Newton, and will start
at 1870 p. m. Wednesday night there
will be plenty going on to interest ev-
erybody, including grand banquet
to the Sovereign Grand Lodge with
covers laid for 500. There will be
innumerable receptions and on the
goth the Rebekahs will celebrate their
1st anniversary, with grand recep-
ton to Hon. A. G. Cable, Grand ire,
who will make speech. On the day
of the parade, if the weather shall be
fair. there will be 100000 visitors in
Des Moines. 1t has been suggested
that some delegations arriving on the
morning of the day of the parade
might find it satisfactory to bring their
lunches with them, but arrangements
will be made to feed everybody.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11
Ten Years Married.

Knoxville Express: tsiIn response
to general invitation to their friends,
Rev. and Mrs. j. O. w, Coke enter
tanned about 200 guests last Friday
evening at the M. E. parsonage. The
reception was in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert L. Coke, of Oskaloosa,
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Coke, of
Rnoxville-and also in honor OF the
tenth wedding anniversary of DR.. and
Mrs. Coke, although this was not an
nounced in advance. The lawn was
beautifully illuminated with electric
lights, light refreshments were served,
music lent its charm, andsall enjoyed
a most pleasant evening.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11
Words of Praise,

In it's account of the old settlers
meeting at Monroe the Mirror says:
The address of the day was by Hon.
W. 8. Kenworthy, OF Oskaloosa. Mr..
Kenworthy endeared him selfHto the
people here in his grand talk. He is
a man Of magnificent presence and
the kindness of his heart is apparent
in his every action. With his
splendid voice he was enabled to be
heard by a great many of the vast
crowd. He touched upon the early
days of the fathers and mothers in
their arduous toll, the great and
marvellous progress that has been
made in the last fifty years, and the
duty We owe as GO, d citizens, not
only to our families but to state and
nation. He tried to impress upon
each mind the Importance of citizen
ship and that every voter should be
a thinker. 1t was a grand address
and coming from one of the gran d
men of the Sixth district it was highly
appreciated by ALL"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11

with no fence around it, just as tho
he owned the whole thing. Cattle
fatten readily on the native grass. At
this season of the year when you do
chance TO find herd they look as fat
as corn fed steers in Iowa. Men here
are turning their attention in that
direction instead of so much grain.
In order to see this great country
have been driving for the "Model
Portrait" boys for the past three
weeks. If harvest was over l could
make enough at the delivering busi-
ness to pay for the new Jail and also
my subscription to the Herald for the
year ending in June, 1897 in short
time. Just before harvest here the
people have very little ready cash, but
as soon as threshing is over they haul
their grain into the elevators and then
spend money galore as long as 1t
lasts. After that they run a grocery
bill and gang pillow until the next
harvest.
Tomorrow the chicken season opens.
am going out loaded. After two or
three days hunt l expect to wish S.
Oak. a merry Christmas and a happy
New Year and pull for home.
Extend my appreciation to Mr.. Rose
for his complimentary little note
which reached me few days ago. Tell
him after have been through the
Brewery and the Gold Medal flour
mills on my return trip and am at
Wildwood on the White Bear lake
where l can sit on the veranda of the
chop house and pick my teeth and
have a quiet visit with myself l may
write again. Until then he will have
to worry along the best he can.
Very truly yours,
H. G. WILCOX.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11
Church Excursion,

Thursday, September 18th the
Methodist church of Fremont will
run an excursion to Fl. Madi.
SON via the Burlington and steamer
ottumwa Belle with barges. This
promises to be the largest and
most enjoyable affairs of its kind
given this year and everyone ought
to go. The special train of fifteen
coaches will leave Fremont at six
In the morning sharp, a rive at Burl-
ington at O'Clock, and there trans
fer to the boat but fifty feet distant,
which arrives at Fl. Madison al ~.
Returning will reach home in the
early part of the evening.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11
Change Of Firm.

The Weare Commission Co., have
opened a branch Office in the room
formerly occupied by Martin & Slack
In the Evans block and are prepared
to do general Board of Trade bust
business. The Office is in charge of
E. B. Hoover, formerly manager of
their office at Burlington, Iowa.
Martin & Slack have discontinued
their business here.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11
Lingering Summer Colds,

Don't let cold run at this season.
Summer colds are the hardest kind
to cure and If neglected may linger
along for months. A long siege like
this will put down ths strongest con-
stitution. One Minute Cough Cure
will break up the attack at once.
Safe, sure, acts at once. Cures
coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis, all
throat and lung troubles. The child
rem like 1t. Green & Bentley Drug
90.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11
Not ]. p. Hiatt.

Last Wednesday list of Rock
Island passengers for the west was
printed ia The HERALD. The MAJ B
of John Histt appeared among thec(
but the gentleman referred to Is not
Mr.. J. p. Hiatt, the real estate man
here. Friends have been enquirinp
about him and the gentleman has
suffered considerable annoyance
through the mistake,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11

For a bad taste in the mouth take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale oy all druggists.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-11
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quick relief followed by permanent
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nausea, dizziness, loss of appetite,
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