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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Sppcocrnc fiber lOlc / &ina.

Peling. 6. Qtug. Sets Gfsamensz
torOiratcr, bpis Q(f6anolinger peo be
npli9 af6olote Gfsaminer b,ep forfuz
iteoe af 6eniorerne, forbi be incs6olrt
5orild9 til 9feformer &ina, er flngs
tete ira 4Ieting af 5rngt for 2(rreft og
9enrettelie, Mun mener, be er reiIte
til Sapan.
Mari6aI Gu, Iom par beorbret til
6OreoItaoen fOr at afln9ae ae9nifa6
fer, at boilfe @runte ban life magteoe
at fDale Oprpret Spotina, bar BAIT
auoiens 9Os GnteteiIerinben uoen til
frebsifiaenoe Refultut for 4am. Set
formoOes, at gu pil bltbe i6lanot
Dem, Der paa GfteruarsliIten ital
bsmmes til 9gben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
uScnS lcnoer"
paa Iionc=Y =YGnfcn.

8et er nogsn 3iO iioen 5orbsret al
Seti og Nbite, ner er beItplot for
Uioroet paa 9opber Warcum, genops
toges. gionsr for 2(ntldgeiioen bar
oaret aT5prte, Oeriblanot Sdpt gmen.
gu fortpaes Ger pioere fra GDnt6idz
ma, aD., bpor Jetten iiober, unoer 5.
Dug.
s Sett Og 8bits 5orbaret Dag
frenferte 75oriOaret Ulrs. 2ulu
South. en- Sbiter til 0ommer 9ars
gis. 6un mooIagpe Uiiis Gmmd
6lart, Iom oioneOe for otbe commons
meath" Iibite 5reoag. plrs. Sout9
itptteOe andre 9iOner for 5Oriodret,
ioet bun placereoe Curtis Sett n9r
peo ct 5rG astsialens 6dpe, efter at
BET ferite SfuO par affpret.
Or. 6. 9aulbee Iasoe, at emen
baboe fortalt BAN, at fdn life tuntc
iige, bpem Der boobe lesnet ret fsrit:
Stub, Der DrGbte Ularcum. 3bomas
O'Gonnors ItDrtsoe andres, iom bap.
De paaitauet, at be iaa Sett nGr peo
ct Era astsialsns 6abe.
Gbarles 3bompIon, et nbt 8icne,
mopfagbe gpen og itprteoe 5aul6ec.
Saa fsrtes 0ommer 6argis frem.
6an iagOe, at ban ioa Gipen lsbe pa
Ularcum falbe, og ban iaa Curt Setl
pdd ct 9acebjsrne n9r Deo ct IRA
efter Stpbningen.
Oommer Sargis frnosforbertes al
Mr.gprp. SJom Soar pda ct Spsres
maal, bporfpr ban itoo bos sSett, bans
yeebs, ba be life tdlte iammen. lpdre.
be Sargis, at Sett bleb itte bebanbleI
rfgtigt, ba ban bragtes til Retsialer
af 80 Soloater % en- @dtlinstdnon
0d be trRngte pdd bdnl for en- dnoef
@runo. iasbe Sargis, of Setts Wtoi
Der 6apbe iersst for BAN unber ari'
gen. ba bans 5aber bar bortfsrt Al
fsoerale Solbater, og ipm en- 9rlit
Wano snitsbe ban nu at tilbaeebetale
i'm @9lb meb Renter.
Der er NOT lanst tilbage enbnu
Men nu er Der llDiist til en- retfaroil
9lfgsrelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Saa fit Romerfirfen fig
en- pape i9en.
cardinal Sarto, patriaffcn al
8encoig blep Dalgt paa 7. Ballot.
9an beitiger YaOeiiolen nnser
ylapnet pins K.

Gfter at &ontlapet 6dpbe Iiobet
4 0age, pdlg.es &droindl Giuseppe
Sarto poa 7. Ballot til pape iom 2eo
b. 5rettenoes@f fterfelger. Gfterretnins
gen naaeoe os, juit iom bort iiofe
Drummer par saaet Yresien. Den
nppalgte pdpe tog itrats NaOnet
pius b. 5ienoe. os nu reeerer ban
Ydtitanet unber nette Haon. I
Zen npe pape er feot ben 2. Suni
1885 / RieIe / propincen 8enetio
Stalien. Gf.sr at bore oroineret fofn
ung til pr9It og at bape tjent Here
,Stillinger orOiuerepes ban til gaifop
at Mdntud / 1884. 5 1893 palstes
ban iom patriart af 9enebig, men
pda 9runo al en- politiit 6anoling,
Der lille bebagebe Regeringen, fat.e
penne fig oerimco, Tad bet parece mo-
gen 9io, for ban opnadeoe Stillina
gen, n,bDortil ban bar pulgt. 9an palgs
tes til 9aroinal II. SUM 1893.
Der fpnes at pGre itor 5ilfieosbeo
meb Sartos 0alg til Yaos inben Roz
mertirten, og 2tlminbeligbeb, / ben
politiIfe 9eroen, Innesr man meo PAD
Iamme Melooi. Der 6ete9ner man
BAN iom liberal og forIonlig oDsrz
for ben neroslige Maet. 9an ia.
itaa i bisrteligt 5orbolo til Som
GEN og 0ronningen al SStolien.
6ans 5or6olo ooerfor ben broteitanz
tiIte ariitentso eller til epahgcliit, 6iz
felif GriItenoom tier man ON. Sngen
Ipnes at tsnbc nuget til bet, og BET
opr bi od 6eller lite, iaa oi itul intet
iiqt oerom. Del er Iagtens ligt bans
6orgRngeres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
YeniiOn.

Clinton, Sug 5. 4ug. Corning
J. @oroipin Clinton. iom bar Oaret
2otomotiofprer paa ,,Rortbpeitern"z
9anen 80 Qlar, er unberrettet pm, at
ban MI er iat paa pey lsIiiten.
S mango 0enieenoerf II @ooOfpin
6aft m9rtelige Opleoel Ier, ,mebens ban
arbeiOeOe lit Sag. 5 1860 rejite
ban til SDoen og blep 2otomotiofpz
rer pda Wobilo &c O6io gansn. Bors
gertri9en breb ub, og fan fprte ct So
fOmotip SSienoens 2anD, 0dn bier
presiet / be aonfeoererebe8 3jeneIte,
p9 ire 2(ar par ban beIfeftiget meo
at fragte SDoitaternes 9ropper fra
ct Steo til ct anbet.
s 1863 rsmte ban til 8rants 2i=
nier. Syor at naa oerben MATTE ban
aaa Is Mil gennem fjenotligt 2unO.
Oct n9ite 2lar fra9teoe ban o9iad
3rrper, men oenne Sang bar bet Sol
batter, Iom itoO uncer @rant oq
NltTHerlon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
glrrciterct for WiOrS.

9ep Yprt, 5. Mug. Sire Regre,
SoIepb UilIon, GonarO Cotton, Nils
liam 9ropn % G9arles Garter. bleo
drreIteret / 0aur pdd U1istante for at
bare mnrbst Ell Wldno, 6bis nggne Sig
fanotes 6drlem Hiper. Cotton flyer,
at ben Mano, bois Gig er funbet,
meote BAN pad Gaoen 5reba9 2lften
% bab bam biIe fig fen til en- Bar
6eritue. Gfter at bare barberet beo
ban Cotton en- Sndps, % De git ino
/ en- Saloon.
Meoens be itob % brat, fom TO
ylegte, iom tenote Cotton, ino Sae
loonen, oq ben boibe Mano Ipenoereoe
pea Dem ale, ioet ban frempiIte ca.
$40 Seoler, Cotton liger, at en- al
&c andre geqre boiiteoe til BAN, at
man buroe Ie at fau fat paa Wian'
Gems penge, og at Den bpioe git M
meo to Iegre, me0ens Gotton life
piloe felge meo bem. Senere traf
ban, flyer ban. be to Nesre, bbordf ben
enc bar ben bpioe Manbs 9leoer oq
ben anoen Fans Sin. De paalasoe
bam begge life at iise noget om, bpaO
ner bar forefaloet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
&ritif upcr Song GowarS.

Qonoon, 6. 2tug. Nli9ael 9aoitt
f.treioer i Dag til Morgen ct 9rsp
til o9ailp gielps" Song @Oiparo for
i'm 5oriemmelie 9enTeenre til unber
lit 9si6g SrlunO at bile tonselig
Milr6eo pg fri9iOe Oberit Qunb, ben
eneite poIitiite 6ange al ben irlte Ra=
tipn.
!6an ubtaler, at ingen anben Mlos
mart europa pilbe BABE forIsmt at
benaaoe 2un6 un6er lignenoe Sm=
it9noig6eber, % at bet irite 5olf pil
bu:Tfe bette Sret At Song Gbndrbs
&ardtter, nd1r ale be mere eller minz
bre ,,labepe" seitliebeber er forbi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Spu $onnoreoe Ornfneoc.

Berlin, 6. Dug. st telegram mooe
tdget Der bringer gfterretnin9er ON.
at Ipo Sunbreoe Menneiter brutneoe
ben OperIpsmmelie, Der fanbt Steo
b. 27. Stuff Gbe 800, aina. 9lle
groerne 8ben pg mango 9uie mso
.alle psres Snbpaanere blep bortrepne
meb ben ralenpe Strgm. 200 Snbz
bbgsere er fulbItenbiet uben Subiis
itensmipler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
S5rsenien -Miferen.

,,gisn" itriper | fit iibits Rummer
5orleben antom fra MaIbinston teles
grafaff OrOre iii be lotuls ll.S. MDn.
bigbeber til at ublepere ben fraSpenos
borg unbOssne ausierer Ssrssnien
fom MI I mart TO Maaneber boi
Daft fit Opbolb { 5ansIelei | DAT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Sra San Sranciseu.

Scr. 6. 5. Satobien, 3S5 @reens
mid Street, bar forlepen iaa ubelbig
at falbe of en- Sporpogn pad Misiion
Street. 5oruben en- itarf 9iernerp.
itelIe lep ban inbpenbis Staoe. San
er inblast paa ct. 2utss SOIpitdI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Hepolntipn / Mafebpniem.

Sophia, gulgarien, 6. Dug. Den
mateOoniite 8omite meloer, at Der /
Sgnhoo3 blep ertlaret Repolutipn
2anbbiitriftet MonaItir / 5plee 8ez
Itemmelie at ZEN tentrule gaeOoluz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Sfplois / WiencO = Opmt.

ct. 2Ouis, DO, 5. Mug. 6urrp
81. 5auffnsr, tiOligere D2eOlem al
u39e 6ouie Of Delegates, 6leo Dag
Iom Reiultot al bans treble 5orbpr
angaaenOe geItplDning for UleneO
tenot itnl0ig og iOpmt tire 9(ars 5ugtz
6usItruF.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Go 11eeere orobt.
gsbtlen orGber Ell Ne9er'YrGit %
hans Spigrrion Heeomore, 81.
5ngen Srnno for ben ifGnoige
0anoling.

RoI9Oills, 5enn., 4. Dug. So6a
Millitin, en- Regerspr9It, orabtes, %
bans Spigsrisn, Sobn 5unter, laare4
bes oeoelig 2tftes al en- Stare al
utenote UlenneItet i 1tebmora en-
dOrItaO til Spisburg. Der gipes ins
gen 9Euno for 6anolinaen. bu beggt
8rnb bapoe ct gobt Rpgte.
glssomore. iom ligger / Mdribalt
Co.. er beboet n9iten ubeluttenbe al
Rsgsre. Wenem RiOnut os ST. 1 ois
ite Der fig en- Stare at maitsrebe Wien>
neiter, fra 15 til 80. iom efter Of babe
odbnet 1eren forlangte ct ems.
Wiaitin bao i'm aone ON life at
ripe en- Spoplitit. men bun giorbe bet
oGlige0el. paa iamme lib, iom ret
rings tiIganseIiee gepis piier. itaffeoe
Miaitin fig llogung 9ennem 9ascs<
rem. Snotr9oerne bob BAN Itanoie,
men ban fortiatte, inotil ban fulgtes
al en- Salpe augler, iom Hog BAN
neo pg reIultereoe bans sie6ltteiige
TsD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
Gn sammcl Yen ai @atfins.

Sumbolt, Sopa, 24.5ebruar 1902.
Sea bar brugt Mattins' 9egetable
4npbDne Eminent ellepe Mar os me=
ner, at bet life bar lin 2iee.
pdtrict Wi lliAms.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07

Group eiebliiftlia linorei. Or. 5bomas
Geleftric Oil. Snibitpubis litter. Slaar
alori9 feil. 8 etbpsrt apptbst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
aun go0t R II gte.

Sunter bar ogIdd ct gobt Rpgte.
Der par ingen 9eltplbning imoo Fam
for at 6aos gjort noaet GAIT.
gi &uglsfadr fanbtes WiQifins
9essme, og beer al 3 eller 4 af oisie
piloe bare bepirtet bans 0so. U}iais
fins 6uitru bar fact Slag ober Sos
peOet af ct @epGr og er temmslig
baarot faaret.
aigipnsmanb goipben iammens
faloie en- llnberisseliesret, iom fenos
les iii Stuepiabfen for Uiorbet, og
eftsr at ben bdpoe beIet eiget og Iamz
lei be 8ionesbpro, Der tunbe erbolbes,
bolot ben en- fort Sesiion og afsab
benne ,,oerbigt", at Regeren bar ituot
al maiterebe Mano. iOm .Surp"en
life tenOte. ,5be nbite coppsrs"
99rt bsnouneeres ltGrtt af alle loplDs
bies gorgere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07
SUMTER o9fad ftubt.

Sobn 6unter, Willitins Spigerien.
fom laa famine gus, bleb ereben al
Rsoerne, Der ipur9te BAN, boor 0ape
Turner, en- anoen Reger, tunbe finoes.
Gu ban iDarebe, at ban lite pioi!e bet.
tpang be BAN til at gad meb paa en-
frusiesles llnoerfeaelie al Stscet og
fotte oerpda af Steo meo BAN | oeres
5orparing.
Sfsl9e 6unters 9ionesbpro frbgtes
Re ban, at ban piroe blips orabt. pe
oa ban oerfor iaa iin 9ejlig4eo, brso
ban los for al reobe iig pso 5lugt;
men be fnreOe paa bam, o9 en- Stucz
ial1s git inn / 3pg9en pau BAN. 9an
ligger en- oeenO, 5ilitanb.
9erpaa foripanbt be fortlaote
Mano. 5olt. iom iaa Dem. flyer, al
oet par unge aarle eaer 0renge paa
en- entelt llnotagelIe n9r.
Sra be ringe gebiier, fom tan err
boInss, fan Der lite sibes nogen Gruno
for 01iaitins 0rab, Oa ban par Ell
Itias oa uanitsbelig 0eger, uagtet bet
fges, at bans Rpgte iomme SenIe=
enoer life par bet o0erbeoite, rg at
ban ON Manoagen bapoe bem9rtet til
to tasr ire forifeGige, al ban oilos
blipe or9bt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-07

Der bersttes enbpibere ON glegers
forfslsslisr badbe Snpiana oa Obio
Dog fpnes nisie 5orfslselier lite ial
usrunOebs iom De cpenfor Omtalts.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10

Of the crowd and about two hundred
and fifty people took advantage of
the low excursion rate offered for
the holiday. Only a small number
of the labor unions of the city partic-
ipated in the excursion as body.
Another large party Of excursion
lists departed for the Ottumwa cele-
bration via of the Rock Island after
nine o'clock and another good sized
crowd will leave this afternoon. The
Carpenters and Joiners' Union went
to Ottumwa in a body.
Almost all of the business houses
and trade shops about the city are
closed for the entire day and the city
is comparatively quiet.
1t is currently reported this morn
ing that an organized effort will be
made to have big Labor Day cele-
bration in Oskaloosa next year.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10
AFRAID OF BRIDGE.
Train Men Refused to Cross at Har-
vey Last Week.

Knoxville, Sept. THE train
crews of the Rock Island branch had
all kinds of worry and a deal of trou-
BILE last week on account of the frail
structure known as the new cutoff
BRIDGE" The new bridge, which was
just finished a month or six weeks
ago, is kind of stilted, quail-trap af-
fair, put up in place of the steel
trussed, stone buttressed bridge TAX
en- out by the June flood. 1t is stu
ated TX miles east of Harvey and
the late rise" in the river caused
many misgivings as to its stability.
Friday morning the bridge was two
inches out of line and Conductor
Cross refused to run his train over
it. The Washington train arrived at
the bridge, bound for Knoxville, at
noon the same day and Engineer
MacGugin sided with Gross in the
matter of the bridge being insecure.
Passengers, mail and baggage were
transferred and the same proceed
ings were gone through with on Sat
urday On the day last mentioned
Bridge iSupt. Hartman viewed the
structure and pronounced it in per-
feet condition for traffic and on Mon
day, after the river had fallen three
or four feet, trains began crossing
regularly.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10
Interurban Survey,

Eddyville, Sept. THE intentions
Of the company interested in the sur
vey On the west side of the river are
made public by the company's repre-
sentative doing the work preliminary
to securing the right Of way.
The survey starts at Ottumwa and
skirts the west bank Of the river,
crossing the G. B. & Q. at Chilicothe.
Continuing north it passes to the
west Of Eddyville about three-quarters
of mile along the foot Of the hill
through the Hohl and John Roberts
farms, it bears off northwest and will
intersect the Wabash and G. B. & O.
at Bussey., The road strikes nc
towns of Importance until it reaches
Indianola. 1t is to go west from
there, touching the county seats mid
way between the G. B. C @. and C.
r. I. & p, and has as its western ter
minus Council Bluffs.
The road will pass through one OF
the richest agricultural, stock rails.
ing and mining districts of Iowa, and
is built primarily for freight traffic
Passing through a section where
there are scarcely any towns, the
promoters do not anticipate that the
passenger traffic viii be of special
Importance. The road will be what
is termed an intarurban, with cleo
trio power.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Convention to Be Held at Prime
School House.

Following is the program of a spe.
cial Sunday school convention to be
held at Prime school house Sunday
afternoon, Sept. 9Th:
2:30. Devotional--Mrs. w. H.
Prime .N.
2:45. What Constitutes a Good
Sunday SCHOOLGIRLS. B. F. Cruzen,
Geo. Sowden.
800. Where Should there Be a
Sunday School?"'--A. Tandy, c. Ter.
rell.
Solo w. H. Prime.
1920. "My Part in the Sunday
School" Mrs. Fales, A. A. Payne.
$40. Harmony in the Sunday
School Mrs. r. A. Kent.
1855. How to Make a County Sun
day School a Success."--M. Hedge.
Song.
AIS. How to Strengthen the
Sunday School Work at Large
Mrs. s. G. Terrell.
4:30. A Sunday School Examina.
tion-Conducted by A. L. Fales.
Song.
NJ. Hedge, Pres. Co. S. S. Assn,
Presiding.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10

Belle G. Wray on the piano and Mr..
Henry Cox on the violin.
The address by President Seerley
was on he subject, Steps Into Chris
tan Manhood" Throughout he urg-
ed the Importance of using the VIII
power in order to reach the highest
manhood. A strong will enables us
to accomplish our objects and men
are made by what they do. Men al
ways underestimate their power for
doing good, but their powers are de-
Veloped and new ones given as they
are used. Christianity calls for men
to do, in order that they may be.
The address was an earnest appeal
for manliness. President Seerley is
an eminent example of manliness and
this fact added to the effect produced
by his earnest words.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Regular Meeting Of Woman's Societ.
ty Of N. E, Church.


AT the regular meeting Of the Won.
ans Foreign Missionary Society of
Central M p. church held at the DR..
True home, the treasurer reported
$1,000 sent out during the year.
Mrs. DR.. True and Mrs. DR.. Det-
wiler were elected as delegates to
the branch meeting to be held in
Sioux City in October.
Mrs. Cheney then took charge of
the program in study of Lux Chris
Il. Program opened with a solo by
Mrs. Detwller, ''Heralds of the
King"
Miss Elsa Sproul gave a short
sketch of VIM. Carey's career. Mrs.
Russell sketch of Adoniram Jud.
sons work Mrs. Willitts an account
of the origin of the week OF prayer.
Miss Mae Millar a short sketch on
early missions in India. Miss Bessie
!. Smith short paper on Student
Volunteer Movement. Mrs. Stull re.
cited "a Hymn by Bishop Heber."
After Doxology and prayer, ad.
journed for the social. A pleasing
feature of the social hour was pi-
ano duet rendered by Misses Beat.
rice Barnard and Florence Burdock.
Refreshments were served to COM
pany of eighty-two persons by Mrs.
True, assisted by Mrs. Nellie Smith,
Mrs. VIM. Crookham and Mrs. DR..
Millar.
E. II. Smith, Sec'y.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10
Beware Of ointments for catarrIl
that Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing 1t through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reput-
able physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive. from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by
F. ]. Cheney G. Co, Toledo, Ohio,
contains no mercury and is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
1t is taken internally and made In
Toledo, Ohio, by b. J. Cheney &c Co.,
Testimonials free.
Sold by all druggists. Price 75c
per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10
KENDALL NOMINATED.
Representative Again Chosen by
Monroe County Republicans.

Abba, Sept THE Monroe county
republicans, in convention Saturday,
renominated N. z. Kendall, Of Abba,
for the legislature. Kendall had but
one opponent, T. B. Mcdonald, Of To-
villa, and defeated him on the first
ballot.
The main fight in the convention
was for the Office of sheriff. The
candidates were w. B. Griffin and M.
F. Rizer, both of Abba. After a heat
ed contest, Griffin was nominated.
The other nominees are: J. E. Will.
son, treasurer; R. B. Spencer, super
intendent Of schools; c. M. Hyatt,
coroner; F. w. Crouch, surveyor. ].
R.Price was elected permanent chair.
man. In its resolutions, the conven-
ton pledged itself for Roosevelt for
the presidency in 1904.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10
NEWS MEETING.
President SeerIey Draws Big Crowd
on Sunday Afternoon.

The announcement that President
H. II. Seerley, of the State Normal,
was to speak at the Y. M. G. A. drew
large number Of men to the meet
ing Sunday afternoon. Both rooms
Of the auditorium were well filed.
The address was preceded by a
short musical program. A beautiful
quartet was sung by the o. Q. Club,
composed of Messrs, G. H. Hare, War
rem Kalhach, Elmo Hammond and w.
8. Lacy. Miss Mae Millar then play
ed very beautiful plano solo and
Miss Helen Kalbach favored the au-
dience with vocal selection. This
was followed by tenor solo by FL
mo Hammond, accompanied by Mrs.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Woman's Missionary Society Meets
and Elects officers.

A meeting of the G. w. B. M. of
the Christian church was held at the
residence of Mrs. l.. A. Rodgers Fri
day afternoon. The election Of Off
GERS for the ensuing year resulted as
follows:
Mrs. B. w. Johnson, president.
Mrs. e. T. Taylor, vice-president.
Mrs. w. H. Shaw, treasurer
Mrs Frank HUBER secretary.
Refreshments were served and a
very pleasant social time enjoyed by
all. There were about thirty of the
members of the society present.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10
ETCHINGS.
Items of Interest Chronicled by the
Tribune.

P. y
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dor
man, east of town, on Monday, a
baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Elder Of the west
side are entertaining a youngster
that took up it's abode with them
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Saunders, who
have made their home in Eddyville
for the past few years, have moved
their household goods to Abba,
where they will make their future
home.
The suit for injunction brought by
the EddyVille Sand Co. to restrain
the company composed of ]. Hcnl,
F. W. Fails and L. A.. Rowe from us
ing the name 'Eddyville Sand Co."
was compromised last week, the de-
PENDANTS agreeing not to use the title
or any similar one, the plaintiff pay
ing the costs.
Miss Eta Brown left Monday night
for the northeastern part Of the
state, where she has accepted posi-
ton for the coming year as instruct
or in voice culture. Miss Brown has
been studying vocal music for the
past year and half at the State
Normal College at Cedar Falls and
has become quite proficient in her
chosen profession.
{ The heavy rains of the last week
raised the river rapidly and Satur.
day night it again went over the low
er bottoms, running hundreds Of
acres of corn. This is the second
crop lost on the bottoms this season,
the present crop being planted about
July goth, and being in excellent con-
dition. The loss is very severe on
the farmers of the bottoms, who all
lost their crops last year. The river
is now falling rapidly and is well
within its banks.
The es-Thompson Sand Com
pany owns and controls the immense
tract of sand gravel and ballast
south of town, that is almost inex-
haustible in quantity. The deposit
covers acres of territory and COM
prises everything from the finest
sand to concrete gravel,
coarse gravel and what is termed
ballast The Rock sland will build a.
track into the property from the
main line, commencing at point
near the old stock yards, extending
to a point about two hundred feet
from the river. From there movable
side tracks will be constructed to
different points of the bar.
The Eddyville Sand Company was
incorporated Saturday night. The
capital stock is to be $500, fully
prepaid. The incorporators are Mrs.
Maggie Watkins, G. L. Funk, G. l..
Phillips, A. G. Beamer and Amos
Gray of Edyville and George Carbon
of Oskaloosa. Besides the incorpor-
aors there are other prominent bust
ness men among the stockholders.
The following officers were elected:
George Carbon, President; G. L..
Funk, Secretary and Manager; Mrs.
company will increase the capacity
of the plant, doubling its present out
put, and will construct sidetrack
from the Iowa Central so as to load
the sand directly ON the cars from
the river.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10
M'cuRDY RECEPTION.
Many Friends Entertained In Honor
Of Bride and Groom.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. McCurdy and
Miss Lena McCurdy gave reception
at their home, 712 High avenue east,
last evening from eight to eleven, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McCuf-
dy. Over one hundred guests re-
sponded to the invitations issued ana
enjoyed the hospitality Of the beauti-
full home. The rooms were rendered
very attractive by the lavish decora-
tons Of yellow daisies. The evening
was passed in a social manner which
was greatly enjoyed by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McCurdy expect
soon to begin housekeeping and will
be at home to their friends at lis
North Ninth street.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-09-10
Cured Hemorrhages Of the Lungs.

Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that I had many
hemorrhages, writes A. M. AXE, Of
Wood, Ind. Il took treatment with
several physicians without any bene-
fit. then started to take Foley's
Honey and Tar and my lungs are now
as sound as a bullet. / recommend
1t in advanced stages OF lung trou-
BILE" FoIey's Honey and Tar stops
the cough and heals the lungs. and
prevents serious results from cold.
Refuse substitutes.
Green & Bentley Drug Co.