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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-06

MAINE MATTERS. Last week the pO-
tato buyers of Aroostook were offering
the farmers $50 per acre for the crop,
which is considered very high price.
The meaning of this can be better ap-
preciated, when it is explained that the
buyer upon securing an acre OF potato
field assumes all responsibility; that is
to say, he cares for the field from that
time out, sees that it is properly hoed
and harvested, and takes his chances
upon the yield being sufficient to make
the investment a paying one. The far
mer, on the other hand, pockets the cash
and his connection with the piece OF
land is ended until another year One
field of % acres was sold last week for
the lump some of $3.50, while another
farmer refused an offer of $1,000 for a
field of 20 acres.. Prof W. r. Chapman
announces chorus festival to be held
at the camp grounds in Old Orchard
August 18th and 10th. This will be a
musical reunion of singers from all
New England, and it is hoped that it
will prove so successful that it will be-
come an annual affair. All who are reg
ularly enrolled as members of any
festival chorus are invited to assist at
this time....Solemn requiem mass in
honor of the late Pope Leo XIII at the
cathedral of the immaculate COncep
ton, Portland, July %, was attended by
the RI. Rev. Bishop OConnell and all
the priests of his household. The cathe-
dral was draped heavily in mourning.
....Fisheries Commissioner A. r. Nick
erson is looking after a state flag to be
carried by the new state launch which
he has purchased. He will secure one at
once and when it is in service it will be
the first state flag to wave over boat
owned by Maine and operated by one OF
the departments. Alfred E. Jones, a
well known Bangor fish dealer, was
drowned in PushaW Lake July 9th,
having been seized, as is supposed, with
sudden cramp He is survived by a
wife, daughter, three brothers and three
sisters. Mr.. Jones was member of
the A. 0. Q. W., and was prominent in
Masonic circles.... Reports are coming
in from all parts of the State of the
great damage done by the extremely
high wind of July 9th. Forests, or
chards, shade trees, fences, fields and
gardens all show its evil effects. The
oldest inhabitant does not remember
such windy day in july. Booth Tark
ington, the gentleman from Indiana, is
the latest addition to the army OF au-
thors who are summering in Maine. He
and his bride are at Kennebunkport......
DR.. Frederick W. Payne, who died re-
Gently in Boston, and who was recog-
nized as one of the leading occulists not
only of the United States but of the
world, was native of Bath and Bow
doin Medical school graduate. He was
the son of Bath physician and was So
years of age. He was much honored
abroad and such was his fame in Eu-
rope that leading occulists of England,
France and Germany often sent patients
to him in Boston. His assistant for
many years was DR.. l.. II. kimball, also
a Bath man.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-06
Potent PHI Pleasure,

The pills that are potent in their action
and pleasant in effect are DeWitts Little
Early Risers. w. $. Philpot Of Albany, Ca,
saws "During bilious attack l took one.
c SMaa T. blue. mass or any other pills ever
t COOK and It the same time it effected me
pleasantly. Little Early Risers are certain
" AM ideal pill" Sold by r. H. Moody.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-06

Heir to Bu1garia's Throne.
Little Prince Boris, heir apparent to
the throne of Bulgaria, is now nine
years old. His father, Prince Ferdi-
nand, is very unpopular with his sub
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-06
Eat All You Want.

Persons troubled with indigestion Or Dys-
pepsia can eat ali they want if they will take
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. This remedy pre-
pares the stomach for the Iecspeoaii, iS s ~
w Who'll asf food that may be eaten, and
enables s the digestive organs to transform
The same into the kind Of blood that Il gives
health and strength. Sold by K. ii. Moody.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-06

A DM1N1sTRATOR's NOTICE. The subscriber
"A hereby gives notice that he has been duly ap
nointed administrator of the estate of
EBEN W. sEAvEY, late of searsport,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands AGAINST the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to present the same for settlement and all
Indebted thereto are requested to make payment
Immediately. ,,vrv
Belfast, July IA, lsO3.-3w3l
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-06

Ralph Conner. Novelist.
Ralph Conner. the new Canadian
writer, whose books BLACK Rock" and
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
4ASF%

Il, p. FEsiiFhst is BbefFdThs b NV
weekb VIII DTS gIstiSlfst5,. Atss. HEif
HC. fs6ss, Of 4Ssst J%sstJh.
Hhnfer fyre lfs RS<abssIfig IN buiIh a
Eccd hog 4fStfse. NJ 9ystsaattt lse "a
fistiltits brSsS tfSr are tH>dr,
MFR, W j. R6Srh. isFsb Nra, Iythr
ate 70 vety beSr kealth. Rotb l9spSa
Ibeeh %etyG co6rN ptI StHtsas
FHy& Nant}s+wSrss 9a,Ss4Esajt,aA a.
nuFtksr9cf rtslatfreslFF 4SslE 9si,f
prsfrihNCiT SnnSsv RsitS ARtSpiJsS.
SN5ah Irfrst tFssiilV h1ssTs ,the
sHditfohQof f1fite babv gSrsl IN .klSarr
AfcnSe sincs "Wednesday iBsNNSF1 M
Jyobh AfsttASsiI lySe4tQS SEaS(alSsSson
kcct1t'rues-t 20 Ne IN Nvecv Ero6r l1saJkb
eccvety 4s 1cSiSsdtsre5 VERY
E%SonetE.i.
+EottSe HUI tacconipsnS RerGeosfsh
,WalterSay6sr 70 beeas6r Iss5
week, She ~ expected 70 erstHFn0
Nome, 70 sevdaps.
$500 Sfpil STrds lsnshFs vvGeFnisv
Is wintSrfrg Well. 4he leeFd SJsv
~eathericalls FOR extra tssed, ERn5
httie shippIng 's 6enee6ssesent
~ YIN RFsyfer wast0eeShssSn ,sshIppsd
Ncpt two foeds3cf shesp Frsssday,
50 feW~of ~cnr farmers ape selling
LtSeir snfp4us2s6rn. Frhe sssE sAllJp9
g eerss. GeSss sfeS66af Is deTv,
Ierfng tpA 4, Fox Srd %, IA. lGs3es
mar to3M $ LBoSRasy ast shat pBrles,
,whffeE T. Mastelisr IS ahspIfsr go
IesEaS6oss f6r4Uaesnss.
We noticed 70 yodreo4GnnaaSrsel
faso thata Buschnsn ssd EaFaished
YOU cTfsbsr cot fssns fsefn sEsss
parts, While we Rave away bsepsa
loyal sdvecate 20 sivic rSghss, aVps
!felt Ii wss very nanfsir tsOssnsw Ia
iGsrnsSr 20 inSsae Bse graeh6Iys territ.
Posy of yo6r cs6frssBBnasnt wlsheHt
Inctiee On yo6r par Or eensehesrsar
tpart. There hss lbsau some cor.
lpisirt sbout his sselHHs. abat we
would rot eriticise him 46rsBer than
IN bis speaking of she aMeseyn
Wood 0heppsrs, MedsFn weearan
are notwocd choppers, Drssv1c cor.
siaeT wood ebeppisp > seiBg speahi
the tqostarte'b Rand clsssifv a. bp.
4ohgise 70 9he ancient order.
5anT -. >sAMANTHA.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
Wks4 RAAtkR

@ 4a al ~ 49, a%&8 AfNa #.....g..
Ai BEsasAss aAa VIE Efsitsa NJ MI,
|oB9tas s6hasg
AAgL1 Ma z sAEpEkaa pgytY ga ,lag.
asfeNp MIXES parry On 1as.
s4aa Wa sss8#s gfoB NV
Aba AAlSgE. 1eAna9n 4ag ale4aA D
4 \ NJ 1 Nd ss VI 4 BoVsd T
asRsssa, psas@ iAa sfpssShNi
gE9gas nnAA. Nh ggaN MAg4 eE qsg.
4aSs fSet5sy #YtS ne ssssm sss.
entg and. brother on the farm,
ClAAy &glstNg 0t NQAL oVAl aRaNb
aQNaaS, .lslts S'eiss S9M psSRep'
SRhaaY 3With nls sistgE u mrg' aEtoF
s,. Are XII nayAa has BEEN at the bed.
Rias other sick sieter, Mrs. Joy, 01
N GtneY, he wlEgaN1 4ltle son,
auAr EQlpeg uhA vie .ana s1tQla AQng
and hASFteteE ehE tss MRines, Visited
Mr. Chloride q short time ago.
WAA NFNNENUG AAA EluAl4y AAN0
JuQWIH iBkanEneha ana fAmi W ,haye
moYaain oRa "a he "a ho1ses
tMFs. bganson 10 somewhat Improved
IN health .
"a JGbpSW hLtnaGkeiB hstl9 gQn has hao
NO have his EepsiIA IeHoYgdp III
lG.Aayk. dtaatha wGrk ana Ahs Ilttls gel
Jew was getting along wen at last re-
norris,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
- hALA
Gatnn Gosfen WsA N tte #4h N
fSe dsS On busness.

4n & Nss N tte #4h "
fSegdAs On bts7ness.
\. FmgpA SAsgypp1 Ut %4as. SAgaas,
ys ybs Ber sstT &4t p q
fStlte darAaeah FIttAusRat #ed4egdsS
rg Ebm a tPyttg ttfsthess trti
EsHHsa HfS%b, Vi &t6fHae, Wai
n rte 18TH IN FTNsHsy stfd lHiSdt
Nssby Arail,
Ctarise Lfstefr, Ut oeasb yesh. hs'
sh VI tFsbtStter, |t6saph, ftSi
TIE psst %test.
q. W. R}SJHaHsfh III otNt6h, k#h!
hsHts WITH 8h +rfstas.
Ffrfe shaw ore Qf " r. Sbsffcs.
100. Z popu'sr ttsvelnvufen, Nas n
TIE 9iilNo lhfB tspr'sr TRIP.
MFe. Y. e, Hswfsy Fft Nor llgttft
BIT are infbf6vfny some rev.
u tones Ma been apnotnted gYetsct
kot sbea6e III white SsS tNtsb TO Hi
Vacancy and Ms been .tuiy ctusiiser.
The Ravivsl afeetfrpp VT aSe " ".
cntch fse Still n Progress. B6v,
sB Efar1s, vi Evr6vii'e, ifs ss.
Fsfstfng.
p. ". Gcafssn Spd taraygs : ase,
Enaring 70 .rSdve 70. View Bcf}scu
fwheee Mr. SCarSen VIII ertgsse IN the
I funibsr hutfnsss.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
EXECUTORS SALE.
Three hundred and sixty Acre Farm
to Re Sold.

on January - 1893, at . O'Clock
b. M, / will sell at public sale at the
|s@ee et John q, Taomassen, at PeIla.
sS@a. che $50 acre larm belonging to
GeSFS EAS@asssa estate, lying Smiles
esss Ss FsGaa, . EaGses northwest or os-
kaSsosa, And 8 ss4ses northwest C
Asasasoa Described as eoaaoxss ne
northeast SaaEssr and ae sortARess
.2aasSeA and sss ss@sAesSs gGsrser CT
the northwest esaasSsr q SaSssoa ten
co., 8Saashsb SepeaSsax, ana R1age
.HF west "a the S9A p NJ MaAaSsa
.NSHAe%, ES@Es. THIS Is Sae "a fss hest
stSRk Farms in sha country, rws ssss
.df fmnr6pamsHSs, deep wen anR wind
mill, supply discern an6 SanE, springs
running wtaSsc, sheds, cribs, sen. W3n
he sold IN easy terms. Terms Wiz De
msae Known ct slime "a sals.
4SNt Geo. }. H~,hHmassRn.,
HsvaauLUr.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
tAMIAM

WtAkFAM &urpaa0n M sFI& 4btYa huF
kg8NltRm FuFgeson fs stlll alive bu
vS tSY; ~, aasS M lg. xsNeaE
isdelightfAl, yaya. "a A,hta
hh nj, ard, Mira FAyna, OF AlbIas as'
here visiting with the Doctor snt
aMaSes As geAs2Eaa.
NJ Skipper SA1arnaaeL hGR baep ao4e
what inaispcsed fog q few hdag 4
that Re I nqt apie to re Ia he store
laIhose Rhorta here Who sac expect
ting tolchange theifpiscepf TeEIdeno'
ehis epring are takipg adRantage n
kthe good roads We SLe haVlrg anC
are moying their farm Implement
aA4 Ma Nonts Van 8e SakA
khAE. aBGg Mra, Ennis g Nan dc Bake
kWh0 formerly shyea IN thlsaYlcf1ttP
bus nov IS Nadison toNpsaips arc
geioioi1g IyeE tae Iaspops.bltySo
kvwin girls, born Rboub ten days $50
These are kheiE arkb children. Oni
Isympatbtes are extended,
~ Mrs. lersma - selling ph hei
ACKNOWLEDGMENT operator togoirs
co. Roselaaa, near CHICAGO, 70 AyS
Ewith der parents. Ihey are quite clt
Rna uesd beg assistance. We az
le0rfy to have 10 part VIII her as sht
lis very estinaable woman.
I The neekngs that wsre IL prceresl
khere toE eight o. ken days clcsed lac
lEnpday Algat. Fref Edwarda,os o.
kR ho0sa, Was the 1rst one toscoDdpci
p few days, then Rev EMhoh q
Des Mofnea, RRe lastly ETangeiisi
Pnct, Of 0skalcosa. There vac LOTT
fng hp ofthe old dead coala
Jan 20. NoT HGfFb.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
NMaasa.

no Whom jft My Concern:
N6tlce Is hsrahy given Ihsnt Ghare M
t 1retisBh and order III raanrd In 1ts
Fdstfl6t court III Nraiasiss GHln1y,
Iowa, Qf Walter IL. Niilfsdgs, q rastaHnf
Fef AFahssRs county. iowa, WAS dIHed
Egah, 8, 1903, assgnfg ttpat Aiis mama hs
changed From Waiter E. Aiiitsdgs ND
Walter IS. 4laud, ass mEoditea by Chap
Ter Is OF the Code of iowa. mhe satd
Raatter viii como ln Tor heafIngaun the
f2th day af February, 1899, at na3O
-oHeEoek p ma, at Inc February term lf
The district court Qef NrauasSa acnlntty.
iowa.
January 5 1892.
Walter r.. NilFsdse applicant.
5.F.& w. Y, Kaeey Rttys. 33N4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
Baa Fsaa sqaaq3aa paoaA ! -

the Es4a Nee44S6 ~ R4oRAA A4AA aae
rste4y RSeeefaS 4s#t $A8tAas aRS
3sd ti9sT Shshash Et9eE g. w
JsfHes S5feh chem.
l. Sssh AS4aA shA 8saeAAs8sassa
FeBsfe, F2sSt69e6 On Msdhaa6s$ &Qyab
awe %ssett Vtsift ~ HiiflfsR AgqSIss
N 1Bbcfhe CO. kasHBss.
+, w, Etfib, III 3skapoaHs, %tta -
tlfe EiHSh FftestfsS On bta4Ifaaas, h
Eoked pa t]fsalffcrea 20 sea M
BHHib IN Sbe #iH 9sssth.
NES9}N.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22

series Of SBirituafistic 1meetiapi
will be held m This city SATURDAY an,
fsunday afternoons at 2.80 end even
W. 1t $50. The SATURDAY meeEiasi
va pc nAKiiaeraa halI end tbos,
of Snnday &c the opefa house. NJ
Harry Moore viii HecHdFe and Mrs
Eva MeCoy VIE give readiaes aht
platform tests Mrs Jeneks-Hyde Hui
win sing for che occasions.
dIf5-ftgwI
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
mNaxfutrQfR4 "

81 ~ y III
Nc8tsee a. Hereby gwen TO al
ue~ngneantszpesee thsttonptts 10 dssx
oaf Byng5srzEs a. III. lgss 5f1s utlFfszs
Hsogieag yea ssggo5ntea1 Dr tffes mstysctf
cssTFtoE AsassaRae county Iusya, sE
s~safERnBog hessfitpaa keplp1IiE q RulyS
al daesasedy aaeeJf ites sseift1asEfasssEe
rsp1ItE AIla1eTHsmss Indebted TO- sNAn
sstatee viii laske n%aggnssItr bptiIs ~
d~esssaslsdl and tllasss Having e1aaruH
snsaanat. bEiae SANS will present tiIesn
Ieaa4lg 1tliesrtteatsert6ssEin saufo aass
allowance
Datsd BsnIIatsy g Tghs
s~iAaaHse{8 A. HupysIlL ant EAfE.a
~ BasA RsssGitatFs
IpsB 4 ~ ns1tBs Glsr.E
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &g1TgEE-
Ecqsea ~ aefssspG given ~ III
De9fHbsfa Interested sdlfsT an ms Ab
a8S 81 yssflfFsrs AZ ID nHS 1Isamffa.-
H9feb We appointed by lfe tiBfargsG
sotst 81 lsEsstas5sa County. Apva-, Ef~
aisfisssaaFz 81 @se ssssssa 50 William
~ low deqsssets #ese 81 msFr Ma
4asls2 s6tAs6g NpNa.. An 1esrsgD1a me-
te3g5s6 81 sa6 ssaass viii s5asEs pay
nsap6 % Che BsS8sagne& AMI 6tgass
s8FspR gasas 2aassst BGss same VIII
Ifssslt5 saaac Legally astatssSsGsa5aS 10
Hfs,E EEtts fDf allow alDs.
De5eF I8a9asY q 1863.
tar s. low AUnarg
Z$H$ H. ~ DAYS. Clerk,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
an, A Ma sAA sssa Fss

Ad Evana Mho hAb heeh FBfS hfch,
i g.sfSSss 8sr' W.
NJ @Siiss s8is ss ss. me gerry
ss5tS h h \, Y. #S3SSs s'S.
&s%e tssE lsSa 1 as
M fs2aasas !SeSs aa y@StH&AyA
Ss' BSsh'' ma Sfs'sS' sss'''
Ma. !ffSSs 4HasAAGaaA md M
ea, Feeentiy 1T The psrehthl Ffsnce
home.
II, Nm Safth4HSSN ma tmAN aA9Btb
SsBBss N''N' '0"A ''nnsF = A''D''
MIS- A6sEbs \, A
tj. M \. s8 8FsFs rhuf'a'' al'''Do0"
R. SsSf3iFoa sd8 8SSlhA's - '"'
IaAmHass Rsya85tds ad Wife MI
f&Sae FssFI Max S5ASo saaas Slnh'F ~
ssSstA TX 8ux Peep
mlaps So tic instt1te ARst Esek'
little Helen Hanna Won nth pface
I'm BNcfass.
sa Mni45t Sss esen m Nj
eScNGoI "rfFday mnd. NDs. NCfeen. Nof
Faa Ylt. Sas sS69SiS,tis, Sat
gems he getting alongas welfas
could Be b66tSd.
waN6r, WfnRoiss Ram 6seams
Ifghtened aug ran,Hway taskTpes-
tdaynignt. The team, after thtoW-
ling Waiter CUT, hroEe Iacse nom The
kbugsy and Fan hone. No ore
hnst and only few REPAIRS was
16Sded f6r t6e bneey.
sunday night Rat psgoe siossd
There weke Is eonTefted and taken
Into the chnScb On psoHauon aud 8
raofe %era taken into fnll haenibes.
iahip, mailing % 10 6l which VIII
EN&NQln0NGA4 A1AfsAA-aAA -HEA fNH y
oscfoek. Allare Invited 70 attehd.
III mencfy 6i hrtis asoe Hanna,
twAo dfed ID hex home nNCoiorsdo
SPRING, Jannary 2, 1908;
Dss bygsssa sfaee, I Il 81
Tha ease cailect part wtththee?
THY seRg ri short, npt OH how Heet
Thy pfeasant, sfniiingfaeeto greet.
Bat thou hast left IS here below
SpG8ohe hewSy We al mnat 20.
Too blight fetesyh bode
Bnt htfor the ptfpos6ofGo
Her place IS vacant, Nddrpp var
Hot ehe IS WITH the eainfs ab6pe
where I'll IS Peace dioy and1ove
ohe INK a. tAe chaina Ssoken
pcg loved ohe "a On he goiden
she VIM 81 Ssfs d is0Se !
wss Rs3 II Ass SF Ss
yah. b. pSS.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
ENnMl.

gy. ulg.tEHElbEqs ~
AZ 868 s ilss8 y4a
a5ssae llaa8 Sss #sg s4s
ss3 H $g '''''oa San,
aaA9p Fa as 4
al 7stgd FISH tBBE fB6gHt M
mega,
pHaFj u&
M ga hprH WIZ J8Ha
tsfsSgt Bdi'h tfi'"d' 'H'
III @ b aisABSsB #sig
H3sa
SgAfiSH 'issHS8
81 Ebe bt6sfHt
"a, mbst Ak tbs isbo Hi A#giiss
ptga phslfbbohAe cRm5
viii FRp bntgg Iifgii sHha ISPiHsSt
WlA tHa R,he8ai s iIhA
On ths ling ARE 4tHY Hlv HAHsauW KIN
HJlT1Fr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IHtnEty
u1lih0TaWbletoh She5Ela1 Ifabf,
NeStegl aHd MsAsta EpEtsst, RlHW,
gsssssE 1 ts5Eagh sHa' Esg iHg48
Jumbo mutual.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22

David ColVile QUITE poorly.
sosaph HANNA sold ) 6ssd 81 fOs
Monday.
MIN psnt abhSsy WITH
Ethel Ruby.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
pEogATg NOTICE.
In mnEEarh Of the lnat will and

AH HAHbbSEh VI bbS i1hb "hA 1hN
testament Of Seth Hickox, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that there is'
now on 1is In tho Office Of the clerk
Of the district court OF Mahaska coun-
Wy, Iowa, ~ instrument OF writing
puFDorting TO DO the last will and test
ament OF Seth Hiokox, deceased, and
the same Ia set for hearing on the 2lst
day Of January of the present term
Of Ithe district court, begun and
held Ia Oakaleoaa on the And day Of
December, 1909, at which time oblec-
tiens can he made TO the approving,
OF aaid will and its admission to pro-
bate,
Dated this 9th day of January, 1905.
s4ws r. X. DAVIS, Clerk.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
A D05F68fNEYORs NOTICE.

A EMbEf$T&&T0StS NOTICE
R9&Ge * beEa5yI1ea e1agp e-so1s
Interested Fs&$ 4@ S&s f2sa day o.
gRgsRFY, 4, -, f%3$s t&S undersigned
B8s sDtg5aseA By the 6SstgIcseOurtof
MaAssk& @gaRt7. Iowa, administration
81 ms sstabS Of Mead cease deceased,
lists Of said Mah&ska county, Iowa.
Al persons indebted 70 said estate
WIN masks paynsHtto the undersigned
ana tb9ss having claims against the
sans win present the legally anthem
a8atsd 10 said court for allowance.
Dated January ~, 1908.
AHDsEW BAKER, Administrator.
24W5 X, X. DAVIS, Clerk.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22
Farns For sec pY Gesman Broe
q Wheeler.

5S go &
Farms FOR sate tpy eesman Bro's
q Wheeler.
100 aesss 3 m8es east or Qsk AooBa
improvements good. Price 5000
0agtN "a 9akAhas.s4
Gao Erres 8 miles NORTH o. 0akaiposa,
iaoo rolling, improvements fair.
"a Refss neHE WFighks s mAesfconi
Dskalposas lA8 Aeres excl, bAlauoa
rolhngs improvements good. $685.
per acre
20 slree 4 mil6 fEom Wrights leFel
Hard go0d improvements. Price
80 aeres6 niles northwest of Bose
hnt laac seahy eollings improxe.
sments arst class Price 700 PEI
eaNacra
1E1acres 5 niles sputhg astof Ba1es
Gitrs igAa FoAtpk bot rot fonqh,
Militia over zoo acres g ed improYa-
p aeEe 8 mi IS south sast q Dsk9
looea laRa Hoiings Gle annse,
9IssF Nprovementa fair 25w2
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22

1sYAY.

Va NM AANlH
WV Ill N sbi
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glaae Msn Of Kno9vilis
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22

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The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-22

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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-05
Revolution Imminent.
Governor.

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serious trouble in your system is nerv-
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-05
100 KILLED
-s s-=sssss.sss
Tornado Sweeps Over Gainesville,
Ca, With Frightful Results.
FACTORIES BLOWN DOWN
In Which Many Persons Were Work
ing - Hundred Cottages Crushed
Like Eggshells-Two-Thirds of Vic
Tins Women and Children.

Gainesville, Ca, June 2.-Within
the space Of two minutes Monday a
tornado death death and destruction
to the city OF Gainesville and environs,
killing at least one hundred people,
wounding $50 more and levelling 100
cottages to the ground and tearing two
stories on the factory Of the Gaines
vile cotton mill. OF the killed, prob
ably two-thirds were women and chill
dren, who were operatives in the cot
ton mills. The death list includes only
about six negroes.
The storm came from the south out
OF almost clear sky, swOoping down
on the Gainesville cotton mills, near
the Southern railroad station, at a.
teen minutes before 1 o'clock.
Crushed Like EggsheIIs.
With terrible crash, the two up
per stories Of the building were swelt
kway, leaving thirty-two operatives
dead in the room. The cyclone then
swept around the outskirts of the city
to the suburbs of New Holland, two
miles away, where are located the Pa
colet cotton mills, one of the largest
institutions Of this character in the
oOoeA' hC Pioht Va lhC dOOiCI COlu-
pany was not seriously damaged, but
probably hundred cottages standing
nearby, occupied by operatives who
were employed in the mills, were
crushed like eggshells, killing thirty
three persons. These were mostly
women and children, as the heads Of
families were nearly all in the factory
at work.
The store of Joseph Logan, near the
Gainesville cotton mills, was crushed
to ruins by the wind, and eight men
who had taken refuge in it were in
stantly killed.
The Jones general store met SIM
liar fate, and in the ruins two people,
one man and one woman, were
crushed to death.
Reports from White Sulphur, seven
miles from Gainesville, are to the eff
feet that the storm struck there with
terrific force, killing a dozen people
This, however, is absolutely not con-
fined.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-06-05

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