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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-14

is all right, if you are too fat;
and all wrong, if too thin already.
Fat, enough foryour habit, is
healthy; a little more, or less, is
no great harm. Too fat. consult
doctor; too thin, persistently
thir, no matter what cause, take
Scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver
Oil.
There are many causes of get
ing too thin; they ali come
under these two heads: over
work and under-digestion.
Stop over-work, if you can,
but, whether you can or not,
take SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
with your work. You can't live
on it-true-but, by it, you
can. There's limit, however,
you'll pay forit.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
"can't eat" unless it comes Of
your doing no work--you can't
long be well and strong, without
some sort of activity.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-14
Advertising Rates.

One square( light lines) one Insertion 81 90
Each subsequent insertion 80
Reduced rates, furnished on application,
will be allowed yearly advertisers.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-14
B. KENWORTHY, MD
Physician and Surgeon.

Office aud residence Hartford street ir
home lately occupied by DR. r. b. Wen
ner. MILFORD, PA.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-14

The genuine has
this picture on y,
take no other.
III you have not
tried IL. send for
free sample, its a.
greeabl8 taste will
surprise you.
SCOTT 81 BOVINE
Chemists.
800 Pearl Street,
New York.
SOC. ana aLQQs al.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08
nnrrr, HH,rrs rHo4 ro-r rAlLs

\ uotk trsin ard 70 laps have t~~t
Aeyo several days puiliuR the rosd bcs
.H Hist clAss condition.
u3c ot ~Amurl Yunn 50 horssa ..rup
rrsi dead a, The stable dppf, aTieS mai
az tho ruund tfip Ia Spokane
Inc koaI ho,0l. under sho manage,
mcr, Of Mt ard Mia Giro Knox and
Va and N's Dsnner. is doing epnd
tgsinesa
y " Gillian came dsWn irum ths
80 foo canntfy g. attend The rlrclian
a. ho wa ono IT the judges lie 10
Vi'h tho surveying party Of the Wash
,nEtan Water Fowet company.
News has reached herr ~ the mar.
rage - Miss Hannah ballard. ~ this
Iare 10 a prominent railroad man 81
Ni-tauo. where they are now At home
2" ih",r many friends.
l'rythiug was quiet hrre ou cleC
tnn day and the republicans arr the
T"'p," Tho biggest eight was for a..
'"a'a' and treasurer. The precinct
officers elected arr jams Ma,heson
and James Kennedy for justices Of the
peace. and Dave Nogle foT constable.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08
A startling surpri.e.

Very few could believe by looking at
A. I. HOadley, healthy robust black
smith of Tilden, Ind, that for ten years
he suffered such fortunes from rheum-
atism as few could endure aud live.
Bat Wonderful change followed his
taking Electric Bitters. 1.-TWO bottles
wholly cured me-" he writes, "and
have not felt twinge In over year. ;
Taey regulate the kidneys. purify the
blood and cure rheumatism, neural
gia. nervousness, improve digestion
and give perfect health. Try them.
Only 50 cents at Occur d'Aiene Drug
store, Clement wilkins, Mgr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08
rHrcIScr InRE0TL1ntr,Es.
VA ne.pIi in Csa,s.,InH Vote 81 Cepur a.
Alsas.

'''N"h W NeAteNRnH ' "tS ~ WV
AIsas.
There Ia some cause for the criticism
That many people have expressed over
The manner In which tho election was
conducted In this precinct. II is said
The Judges were not strict enough in
enforcing compliance with the law,
'n'he first place no ssmrIe ballots were
not POSTED IN the booths, AZ required
') law and persons were permitted to
''''honeer and give instructions to
voters in The polling place. contrary to
'a" The counting judges let an out
s'd'r assist them in reading and count.
ing ballots. and Others interfered with
'o' count by calling out names on the
N'k't other than those read by the
Judges All of these acts are illegal
ana some Of them criminal and In
'n'nre elections more care should be
AkFn to comply with the law. II is
'n' opinion Of some lawyers that the
"o'l' vote Of the precinct can be sue.
'"S'nlly contested and thrown out on
account of the irregularities and u that
WIN change, the result on any candidate
u Is probable that a contest will he in.
stituted.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08

III every one knew what grand
medicine DIR. Kings New Life Pills is,
writes ID. II. Turner, Dempseytown, Pa
you'd sell all you have in a day. Two
weeks use has made new man OF
me-" Infallible for constipation, stom'
ach and liver troubles. 20 cents at the
Occur d'Alene drug store Clement
wilkins, Mgr,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08

The petition OF the -. Paul, Mime
apolis and Manitoba Railway Co, W.
II. Elsasser, ct al. for a change in the
Erickson road, in the northeast quarter
Of sect 10, TIP. 81. y. r. >. west, max.
ing the same 225 feet easterly from the
center line Of said railway, was, after
due consideration granted, with pro-
vision that said railway company is
hereby allowed TO make the change
asked for at the expense of said rail
way company, and upon filing the
proper right of way deeds, for the land
contained in said change and after in
spection and acceptance of said change
by the board of county commissioners.
the same will be declared a public high.
way, and the old road parallel thereto
abandoned.
At this time the board took recess
until 30 O'Clock p. IN,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the assembling OF the board at
l 80 o'clock p. NJ. the following bills
were taken up and after due examina-
ton allowed and the auditor is hereby
authorized to draw warrants for the
several amounts allowed as follows:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08

Vote Of Ceeur d'AIene and Other Precincts
The following shows the vote Of
C@nr d'Alene and neighboring pre-
cincts.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08
Estray.

Came to my place three miles north
Of Coeur d'Alene on Oct, 30, one
dark pony with white hind feet and
small white strip in face, wearing
saddle. Owner can have same by call
ing. proving property, and paying for
feed and expense Of this advertisement.
MRs. T.. EMrEY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08

Retains Give Them AIaJorIties for All Hut
Two Candldaiea.


Two Candidates.
The majOrities received by the re-
publican ticket Ia this county, ranging
from ~ for Fitzsimm0ns TO 9I3 fol
Wilson, will give an idea OF the man.
ner In which democratic voters scratch.
ed their tickets. The majOrities re.
ceiyed by each candidate, with two
precincts TO hear from, are AS follows
all being republican with the exception
Of QuaFles aud Mccall:
French, 81; AiIshie, IA; Morrison
246; Stevens. 465; Gibson. 325; Turner
100, Coffin. 245; Bagley. $50; Scott, 3Ss
Bell, 347; Morgan, 343; Yost, 1868; Reid
22S; Ashley. 2Ss; Flint. 249: Quarles, IS;
Whitney, 2S5; Fitzsimmons, ~; ThOmp.
son, 1852; Mccall, IS; Wilson, 9I3; Egg.
beers, 1913; Edeiblute, 25s; Bishop, 200
Fisher. 1871; Merritt. 1928; Quirrie, 62G.
The vote Of the county with complete
returns from all but six precincts IL
1928. against 3,222 cast two years ago.
The remaining precincts will increase
this about 300.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08

Report Of OnieiaI Proceeding. business
Transacted.

Report Of OBieiaI Proceedings business
Transacted.
THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1902.
Board Of county commissioner met
at 10 O'Clock a. IN, pursuant to adjourn
ment. Commissioners present, Me
Klnnis, Bush and Watkins.
Minutes Of yesterdays meeting were
read and, on motion, duly approved.
AT this time the petition OF 4. Compo.
L. il. Rollins ct al. being 81 petitioners
for the incorporation Of the village Of ST.
Maries, came up for hearing, aud, it
appearing that la the opinion of this
board the petition contains the majority
OF the taxable inhabitants of the terri
tory sought TO be incorporated and that
inhabitants of the number or two
hundred or more are residents of such
territory, therefore, it is hereby ordered
that the inhabitants of the territory
hereinafter described be, and the same
is hereby incorporated into village,
to be governed by the the provisions OF
OF the laws of the state of Idaho. ap-
pliesble TO the government Of villages
under the name OF the village of st.
Maries; it is further ordered, that the
boundaries of said village are as FOL.
lows: Beginning at the meander stake
on the south bank OF the st. Joe river.
between Sects. % and %, TIP. 46, Mr..
2, west, running thence south on the
section line 10 the south 4 line of
Sects. % and %, thence west Oh the y
line 10 rods, thence south 100 rods to
the north of . line of sections 26 and
~, thence east along the Is line to the
west bank of the st. Maries river.
thence down the st. Maries river and
the st. Joe, river 10 the place Of begin
ing, containing about 200 acres. And
it is hereby further ordered that Z.
COmpo, I. ID. Rollins, J. w. SHELTON.
VIM. McCarter and Perley Martin be,
and the same are hereby appointed as
trustees Of the said yillege Of st. Maries.
TO hold their Office and perform the
duties required Of them as such trustees
until their successors are duly elected !
and qualified. And it is further ORDER
ed that the clerk of the board of county
commissioners, be and the same is
hereby ordered to transmit copy of |
the foregoing order Of incorporation to |
Perley Martin one OF the trustees of |
said village herein appointed
The following bills were at this time
taken up and. after due consideration,
were audited and allowed, and the
auditor is hereby authorized to draw
for the several amounts
allowed as follows:
? Phillips, p Inor;em exam Of Z Lewis s p %
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08

The following road overseerS reports,
were, after due consideration, on
motion approved: Otto W. Schilling,
road district No. 81: Albert c. Noble
road district No, 9: 5. c. Craig, road
district No. ~; p. c, Mashburn, road
district No lS
The bill of Bert Howard and II.
Parent for 81 each for work on road
district No, 10, were rejected for the
reason that there is no money in the
treasury to the credit of said district
with which to pay said bills.
The bill of John W. Graham Y Co.,
claiming blauce due of Sc, was at this
time rejected as the same has here
tofore also been rejected, at a former
meeting of this board, the same having
been deducted from the bill of said
company on account of breakage in
some goods shipped the county sur.
yeyor, the same not having been proper
ly packed.
The bill of Riggs \ Walrod amount
ing TO 1898 for meat furnished small
pox patients, was, on motion rejected,
as not bein a proper charge against the
county, and not having been authorized
by the board.
At this time the board adjourned
until Thursday, at 10 o'clock a. m.
II. ID. MCKINNIs, Chairman.
Attest; JNo. c, CALLAHAN. Clerk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08

Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing 1
speciality at the Press Office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-08

j. X. Sanburn. socialist candidate for
representative, received 20 votes in this
precinct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
SeretmS=Nacbricbten
9ebten Sonntag f~eierte Der

9ebten Sonntas f~eierte Der ct.
Soiepbs : Wdnneruerein in Ser ct.
gloub u. 6. &ir9e semeinlame liter.
Communion. Nadmittass belt Der
Serein Sat resueriammluns, in mel
der bic @abl Der 8eamteu nit fol-
senbem grsebniB porsenommen rpur=
be: Prdiioent: Rt9ael Waierus ;
@ice. Yrdlibent: Yeter Seinen; l..
Setretar: gmil S9mud 2. Setre=
tar: Sarnep @obbers; S6asmeiiter:
Sulius Oominid l. Waridaa sos.
Sdeuinser; 2. Warl6au: Scarf ee=
tbert. Nls Sinans gomite ernannte
Der Yrdibent bic 9erren Yeter @6t=
ten, 6. S. eabner unb Srant Yor=
moa ; oils 8eiratbs : gomite bic Ser=
rem 6. s. aabner, Peter Soften, an=
breas Srts, gb. O0rner unb Trauf
Pormou; ais Sote 9errn Saeob 8a=
ron unb als SabnentrSser Die 9erren
sos. &ensel unb Sacob Sansti. Dem
Sabresberi9t bes Sefretdrs sufolse
sdblt Der Serein $50 actipe Witslie=
Der; Is neue Mitslieber murben les=
teS Sabr benz 8eretn einperleibt unb
pier itarben. an &ranfenselbern rpur=
ben i'm lebten 8ereinsiabre $706.2 20
a%usbesablt, uni Der &ahenbeitanb be.
trdst iber 50, 200. Sel6loHen mur-
be, bas Sterbeselb auf $3.50 fetsu=
fteuenu 10 LANCE bic Mitsliebidaft
ESQ ODER barber betrdst; lit bic 3abl
Der Witslieber serinser ais $50 mirb
i'm Sterbefau uieoer 81 pro Mitslieb
beSablt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

Col. Wm. WeFermann frat
Montas TN SntereHe Der McgSrmtd
Mal@inensgo. eine @etie nod Pope
unb Grant Counties an, wel@e bie
gauge @o@e In anipru@ nebmen uirb.
-6err unb Trau $. 6. @aite
besaben ii9 Montas mad ct. Paul,
pom no beibe anberen Cages nod Sos
anseles, Gal, in Der Mbii@t reiften,
baielbit swei BIS bret Wonate gu pers
brinsen.
= 6err Wunibalb Nenmeier BON
ct. gloub tritt beute cine 8eiu9se
reiie Su alten Befannten In Wilrparls
Tee, Wts., an, BON no er etnise Iuss
fiise ms 0anb MAIDEN mirb. gr mirb
bret Dodeu abweienb iein.
= Samilie SO. g. Steiner ruir6 ibr
6eim pom ct. gloue mad @ranb &as
pibs perlesen, no 9err Steiner fur Bic
&eiIbus=& Steiner 2anb. gompanp tbdtig
lit. @tttme Sreb. S@ulb, mel@e 36
Sabre in ct. gloub mobnbaft mar,
lit Dienitas nit ibren E6@tern mad
Minneapolis sereiit, mo iie ibr firbe=
res 6eim einri9ten mirb. Beibe Sa=
milien besleiten bic beiten @inI6e if
rer in ct. gloub suridselaiienen
Sreunbe.
e. nnbelbrdnfte Musmabl BON
all ben &appen in unlerem S9aufen=
fter gu so gts In Yrices &leiber= lnb
S9ubban6luns.
= Serr 9einri9 &oienberser trat
Sonntas cine mebrmodentli9e @ez
iddftsreile mad Can francisco, Gal,
on, BON no er ii9 mad 9ortlanb,
Oregon, unb nod Seattle, Waibins=
ton, beseben mirb. Spetulationsse=
banten baben ibm gu Der meiten Sour
ueranlaBt, unb falls er a0es auf iei=
ner Heiie na@ Buni9 porftnbet unb
ben eiseutli@en 3med berielben per=
mtrfli9t itebt, mirb ii6 Dem b~offnunss=.
pollen Geilenben eine sladli9e 3ufunft
er0fnen.
= Inter Der Aestbe Der 6errert
Watb. Gutenberg, S. ". McOonalb
unb S. Coates pon ct. gloub ri1tet
ii6 ein Pilsersus, Der aus menisitens
80 ct. gloub girsern beiteben mirs,
gu elmer Spetulationsreiie mad benz
Oitli6en Sbeile pom Californian nabe
Der @renSlinie pom Neuaba. 9eute,
Oonnertas, Gbeub finbet etne @er=
iammluns itatt, In melder bic &eiie=
luitisen ibre Sahrt ndber beipre9en
perben. Ole &eile mirb Sonntas
ansetreten unb bat gu ibrem i3med
@~rlansuns BON 9etmitdtten in ben
buI9ret6en @esenben ga%liforniens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

bObrt ,uorben berielbe lift $50 Sub
ttef tnb ltefert 8utes pet@eS Wafer.
= Ser neue Staats Aderbau : @atb
btelt bter am Srettas feline erite Siss
unS ab unb bei9loB, Bic StaatS. Tatr
pom 8. bts 10. September In Dantton
a~b3ubalten. Mls 8eamterr fur has
laufenbe Sabr rpurben ermablt: prd.
1tbent. 6. 6. Moulton pom Taulttou ;
0icesP rdftbent, @. sc. PomerS pon
Yanfton; Secretdr, 80. 9. Dean BON
Yantton S@abmeiiter, S. 6. platt
pom glart.
WisconFn.
Milwaufee.- 3 &ibens
sudere Sabrtten NIT ether tdsli9en Sea-
pasitdt pom 500 Eonnen &iiben iouen
tn ueri9iebenen Tbeilen bes Staates
WiSconlin nit eine1n &oitenaufpanb
pon SIS, 1000, 900 btelen Serbit uon
&apitaliiten aus @isconiin unb Mis
4isan 9ebaut werben. s. s. @ass
ner, Prdiibent unb @errpalter Der
Menominee Sails Sabrit, mirb ben
Bau berIelben leiten. Oieielben pers
ben In folsenben Orti9aften ssbaut +:
Watertomn, 8eaper Dam, &aufana,
Htpon, Sconto, Oercelter, So Golfer
un6 Hactne.
Colorado
Die Na@ri9t, baB
Elm Spnbifat aae Sarmen, bic gu ba=
ben itnb, I'M Staate Colorado anfauft,
nit Der Ibii6t, eine sroBe 3uderri.
benplantase uon $4,000 Mcre anaule=
gen, i@eint ansubeuten, baB bic Gut:
ferribentnbultrie i'm 9anbe bod fem
&inb mebr lit, weldes bic &esiprosi=
tdtsuertrdge mite uba III ldeuenbrau9t.
Die 3uderriben- S%abrifanten iinb ie
benfaIs iberSeust, ieber &%onfurren5
bic Stirne bieten gu f0nnen.
@oforabo ING 8. = s..
6. 9aa, elmer Ser Dtreftoren Der
Seuen Safes Bites Seat giienbabn=
gompasnie, mel6e lebtes Sabr Dr.
eauiltrt murbe, nm cine eleftrii9e
8abn auf BEN Bites geaf gu leseu,
iaste aus, baB nit Der Mrbeit lofort
besonnen merben iou, iobalb ber
S@nee auf Der Sabieite aufsetbaut lit.
Dte 8abu, menn ferttsseitelt, reprd=
ientirt etnen @ertb bon $3.50, 600.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
Neripmalien.

So9m. P. @resor, 8. g. g.,
BON Der ct. gloub u. 6. @emetnbe
sOnnte li9 Oienitas cine Gutomobil.
Sabrt nod Der ct. Sobns slbtei.
= 5err unb Srau gbuarb gbel=
brod BON @abpeton, 81. g., maren
iber Sonntas ansenebme @dite TIRES
S6masers, bes Serrn g. 6. Scatter
pom ct. glou6.
= Oie @attin bes Ssrrn Sobn
2eilen sebt int ct. &apbaels Sospt,
tai gu ct. gloub lansiam aber ii9er
ether uolitdnbtsen @eneluns entse,
gen.
= 8ernbarb &einbarb bat mad ab=
selaufenem CIRRUS an Der Orep
S9ule fir Nrsneifunbe in Minneaz
polls ietn. grameu ais Ybarmacsut
beitanben.
= Serr Scarf Sacobt, 0ertreter
Der Sirma Beng & S0bne in ct.
Saul, traf Dtenitag in @ei9dften in
ct. gleub Elm unb bate mte INNER
unb iberaq bic ansenebme @euustbu=
uns, nit 8eitelunsen beba9t gu mer:
ben.
= 9err SEQ. 2anbmap pon ct.
Taul, &eiienber Der 9lat Sremine
Co., eritattete Samitas ietnen &un=
ben einen freunbi6aftli6en Seiud
mdbrenb ietnes @eilens in ct. gloub
auf ben Srabsus, Der ibn Sonntas
nod Der Seimatbsitabt in Ben &reis
Der Setntsen bra9te.
Or. @bmunbs BON Clearwater,
melder friber in @erbinbuns mil
benz pert. Or. &amiep In st. glout
praftistrte, wirb ieiner alten 9iebe mte=
Der treu merben unb nd9ite @o9e
6eim unb Braris mad ct. gloub pers
lesen, NO er iber Sos. Subn's Mpo:
tbete i'm 9abr 8tod feline Office Elm:
ri9ten mirb.
= Yrebiser Seinri9 8albmanr
pom Der beuti9en Sriebensttr@e ir
st. gfoub befanb ii9 Sonntas au1
Der Sabrt nod 9ittle Sails, NO e,
bdli
auf benz GaHasiersu9e, mel9er nab,
@atab NIT einem Sra@tsuse collibir.
te, unb trus einise Nueti@unsen an
8etn bauon.
= @ittme Watb. Wtdlep unb BIZ
@attin bes County. gommiiarius So
nas @repen lperben Samitas elm
@eiie pon st. gloub nod Seattle
8aib., antreten, wOielbit iie iid bi
Commemorate binbur9 BET Ser
wanbten unb Sreunben aufbalten per
ben.
= Der sulesttn Oteniten bes 9errl
u. g. Wbitnep S%eitanbene Srans 30
lenberser bat feline Ste0uns aufsese
ben unb mirb ii@ Montas nod Ma
ION gitp, Soma, beseben, no er BE
u. IS. 3abm, benz Superintenbente,
Der bortisen geleu@tunss= uni SET
sunssanlase, Gnfteauns senomu,e1
bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24

% Cine gutter, b%auerbafter, edit
l9warser ober brauner cotton Strumpf
bret gaar gu Is gts In 9rices alei=,
ber= unb S9ubbanbluna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
DR.NIVEN

mtrb re9t balb mieber
berum iein. Sur Oaten
beoba9tet bieien &aum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
SIb=Oafpta.

SiourSalls. = Sur bas int
Stunt in Der Ndbe pon bier ftattfiu.
benbe idbrli9e pic Sic bes ualten
Nnitebler 8sreins" BON Minnebaba
County itnb bereits bic 8orbereitun.
gen i'm @anse. Wan slaubt, baB et=
mo- $1,000 Ye,ionen an bemlelben
tbeilnebmen merben.
Mellette.- Ser iiblt1 pon
bier wobnenbe Sarmer SEQ. u. 9ittle
murbe BON einem i3u9ttier ieines
Na9barn, Der ii9 In 0ittle's Selb
uerlaufen bate, unb ben er rpessutret-
ben ueriudte, attadirt, unb i9limm,
9ladli9erpeiie aber nidt t6btli9,
perlebt.
Mabton.- 8u9fibrer Chm.
9olmeS In Der Station Der Milmau=
Tee 8abn, .mel9er por etrpa bret $3.50
den BON einem SdlasanfaI betrofer
morben par, itd aber mteber erbolt
batte, erlitt am Sreitas einen ineuer
S4lasanfaa, benz er nod menigem:
Stunben erlaa.
9uron.- Muf Der Sarut bes
9errn 8. g. &omp nabe 8roablant
1T Elm weiterer artelti9er 9runnett ge
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-01-23
AFTER MEDALS.
Penn College Athletes Striving for
Decorations

The first athletic contest for the
Penn College medals was held in the
boys gymnasium Friday evening
Arrangements have been made for
series of contests to be held during
the winter term, the winner of the
most points to received gold medal
A silver medal is to be awarded to
the one gaining second rank with the
same design in broze for third place.
Yesterdays contest was close race
from start to finish, several of the
boys standing almost equally. The
final markings will not be averaged
up until after the last contest but
from present indications they will
stand about evenly among Colwell,
Rowe and Millisack. Branson is well
up but as he is not member of the
gymnasium class it is doubtful
whether his points will be allowed to
count. Yesterdays events were as
follows:
High jump
Colwell, SIS; Rowe, 5:1; Millisack,
SO.
Pull up
Millissck, %; Rowe, 10; Sewers,
10; Colwell, IT.
Ten yards potatoe race
Branson, 1852; Hugg, 1854; Rowe,
Is.
Three broad jumps
Rowe, 2s:4H; Branson, 2s:5hS; Col
well, 1856
Frank Pemberton spraiued his
wrist quite badly in the high jump.
He slipped in lighting and fell with
his right hand doubled under him.
The wrist was dislocated but was
pulled straight by several of the on
lockers. The accident, while not
serious, will hinder the young man
considerably both in his studies and
athletic work.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-01-23
"a COUNTY FAIRo
Unique Entertainment Given by the
Y.P. O. U.

The Young Peoples Christian
Union of the United Presbyterian
church gave novel entertainment
Friday evening in the shape of.an old
time county fair. 4 The, exhibit was
given at the home of Mrs. Jas Car
rolf 4th avenue East and the house
was literally transformed into a
county fair ground. The art exhibit
was represented by various drawings
or paintings made by the members
Of the society and a number of pre-
muims were awarded. The fruit and
vegetable exhibit was one of the
main attraction as was the domestic
animal display. The live stock divi-
sion ranged from cage OF live white
mice to class of stuffed toy rats
and it created an endless amount OF
amusement for those present. The
noiseless band was also one of the
lsading features of the evening and
is music was highly appreciated.
There were several cane ringing
stands and ball throwing galleries as
are usually founded in connection
with the fairs and these kept the
crowd busy up to the last minute.
Sandwiches and coffee were SER
we'd and everyone declared the even
ing the greatest success of the sea-
son. About S13 were taken in, which
will go towards fulfilling the pledge
of SIS for the new Y. M. @. A. build
ing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-01-23
NEW COAL COMPANY.
r. O. Lofland and Others Prospecting
Near SuIIy.

Sully Ledger: Henry Snodgrass
this week leased, or rather optioned,
his farm, consisting of 800 acres, and
lying three and half miles south
west of Sully, to Frank Lofiand and
others of Osksloosa, for coal pur-
poses. We are told that early the
coming spring the land will be thor
oughly prospected as to it's coal bear
ing qualities and if coal in paying
quantity is found railroad
witch will be run from Sully to the
miues. Several years ago in putting
down a deep we'll on this farm three
different veins of coal were drilled
through, the thickest vein being up
wards of four feet. No effort has
ever been made to ascertain the ex-
tent of this vein, but now that ex-
perienced parties have interested
themselves in the proposition, it will
not take long to demonstrate what
there is 10 it. We understand Mr..
Snodgrass is to receive s35 per acre
for the coal under his land, he to re
tain the surface.