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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26
wAMT MsMssa or soAan.
|overnor cumNsins Asked - Appe'"s
onAoan.shic phyeictan.

osverner cumnsins Asked - Appesns
ostsopashle Physician'
Des Molnes. June 26.--Af the meet
ing OF the state association OF oste-
opathic physicians Ia this city yes.er'
day memorial was adopted urging
Governor Cummins to appoint an o.
leopath to membership on the state
boards Of medical examiners ana
health. The new law passed by the
legislature OF 1902 provides for the
examination OF osteopaths by the
state board OF medical examiners and
the issuance to those found competent
Of . license to practice. The boarc
was authorized to examine the appii'
cants On the branches named In the
act except the theory and practice OF
Osteopathy until such time as there
may be appointed an osteopatnic
physician on the state board OF health
and medical examiners" This.
coupled with the text OF the act and
the old law creating the boards IS
regarded by the osteopaths As sum
cient authority for the appointment,
and they think that the time has
come for the profession to have q rep
1esentative on the boards. They
will present the memorial to Cover
nor Cummins Immediately.
A resolution was adopted at the
convention, also, looking to the &C
ceptance OF the fraternal proposition
of the National Medical association
for coalition of forces among all reput-
able and licensed physicians and the
abolishment OF the artificial distinc'
lions between the schools. III the
proposition is made in good faith.
Thus far. nothing direct has reached
the osteopaths from the national med
ical organization of regulars"
OfFicers for the ensuing year were
elected by the association OF osteo-
paths as follows: President, J. s.
Baughman, Burlington; vice-presi.
dents. s. B. Miller. Cedar Rapids, and
+. w. Belchey. Guthrie Center: sec
rotary, Ella R. Gilmore, Sheldon;
treasurer, L. O. Thompson, Red Oak;
trustees. J. R. Billiard, MarshalltoWn,
and ]. e. Owen, Indianola.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26
SUMMER EXCURSIONS (

Time deals kindly with the Il
WHO substitutes smiles for frOwnh Il
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26
" Fire II a. Automobile.

Cedar Rapids. June "a. II. "A. Smith
was the victim Of painful accident
while riding in his automobile, tho
pilot light becoming extinguished IN
some gunaccountable manner and leak
ing gasoline. which ignited and enveh
oped the entire vehicle In a mass 81
flame. Mr.. Smith was badly burned
about the face, his rlgnt nan0 waa
perhaps permanently disabled and his
lot hand terribly scorched. Two ladies
were in the vehicle with Mr.! Smith,
but both escaped with badly scorched
clothing. ISL al *
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26
Crew Mi,read the orders.


. Waterloo. June 24.The coroner's
jury which investigated the wreck on
the Illinois Central at Raymond; where
eleven persons were killed Friday.
morning, found that the cause was q
misreading Of orders by the crew Of
freight train No. 81. Trainmaster5
Bechely of Dubuque and Conductor
Judd. the last named having been on,
the Inflated freight, were present and
testified. s
shellsburg Suffers - 600 Fire.
iss4 Vinton. June "a Fire ct 2 o'clock
!. n. destroyed three. business prop
critics II Shellsburg, aggregating I
loss on 50, 00O. All of which II covered
ny insurance The buildings destroy
IA e. \. Welsh drug store, Lewis
1 ~ = q NJ md fie eAth = King
4 ri ne lre III thputh t 10
4 q lIf,y M III, ana n nm
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26
MINISTER'S LEAVING sERvlA.
French, Turkish and Holland Repre-
sentatives Have Departed.

sentatives Have Departed.
Belgrade, Servia. June 24.-In &C
cordance with instructions from theft
governments, the ministers Of France
Holland and Turkey left Belgrade yes.
terday afternoon.
King Peters train, which left &c
neva Monday evening, passed through
Innsbruck, Austria, yesterday after
noon. The king was enthusiasticall,
welcomed there by the Servian anl
sCrotian students. The king will ar.
rive here at 10 o'clock this morning.
The foreign ministers who remair
here intend going to the railroad sta
ton informally in frock coats instead
of uniforms.
1'' The Rr2tIsa 67d1ls3er 1ett here res
lerday for London. 1t is understood
that the first bill to be submitted Il
King Peter will be one prepared by
the minister Of justice granting am.
nesty for all policial offenses.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

% Work on the survey of the Council
Bluffs-Des Moines interurban line han
begun. Two gangs have started from
this city. 1t is proposed to survey
two lines near Des Moines, one for the
freight service to connect with the
belt line and the other for the passen.
ger service to connect with the Col.
fax line. !, s+a -
The Doctors wife went to the dor
She and the woman next door were
not on friendly terms, but the tram
didn't know that. DE lady next door"
ne said, give me piece of her home.
made pie, an fought" 'I'm scr.
rys>" ioteccWpte& tAs doctors vito
but the doctor isn't at home met
now. However, there is a phvsician
IN the next block, and if you hurry he
may be able to give you relief hefore
much harm is done.'' - :
kingley-"You've been to these IL.
erary clubs and metaphysical things
ior two or three years now and wh3.
does your culture amount to-" NJ.
kingley-"Don't l know everybodvs =,
Farmer Hornihand (reading tbo
markets)-"Pity tn president didn,l
nev no more luck when he was !.
nuntin down there in Mississinn,;
MRS. Hornihand--'Why Silas ." "a.
mer Hornihand Hain't Won heon - :
readln how tn bears is piayin' sma 81
with tn cotton crop?" - I
MIS- Enpeck-'T think, Henry ~.
our daughter has made a vorv 60. ..'
.actoly msrriage. and that she viii
succeed ~ , very well in the management i.
81 ol,,l ner husband. Henry Enneck
WY So! Mrs. EnpecE-'I over
aeard her talking to him this mornins
and she got him to agree to : 'nra MUS
sltion like this: III YOU vii, ~ pl op J,
want. ! promise to do the same ~ g !
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

Wise is the man who profits by the
| costly experience of others.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26
s. 3. Evans Passes Away,

Ottumwa, June "a. Samuel B
Evans died at his home here at q p.
M, Monday after q long illness. He
was a prominent newspaper man, edi5
tor Of the Ottumwa Independent, and
was leading democratic worker. He
was born In Jefferson county, sTennes
see, July 81. 1881, and had lived in this
city since 1861. He was postmaster in
1885 and In 1893 was appointed U. s.
consul 1t Managua, Nicaragua, but
declined to serve. He, leaves q wife
ma I'VE children. VT N 8 N
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

YELLOW CLOTHES ARE UNsIGHTLY
Keen them white with Russ Bleaching BluA
Oct the genuine All grocerS, loo, s
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

Virtue in the first quality to be-
considered in the choice Of q friend
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

am sure Piso's Cure for ConsumptosI
saved my life three years ago, Mrs. ThoA
Robbins. Maple Street. Norwi:h. N. T., Feb;
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

The National Association OF, Rail.
way Commissioners will meet at
Portland, Maine, this year, July IL.
The members Of the Iowa commission
will attend, leaving here about
July 8. .5
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

"A life Of pleasure even ~ An
strongest mind frivolous q - :: "a
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

Manager Grahl, of the Grahl-Peter.
son company of Council Bluffs, con.
tractors for the new roof of the cap.
itol, accuses William Fem of Council
Bluffs of having forged checks on
the company. Fem came to Des
Moines to work on the capitol. lie
is alleged to have passed some of tho
checks here and also at Council
Bluffs. -' , FN
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

He who says there Is no such thing
as an honest man. is himself knave.i
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

Edward S. Glasscock, OF Harrisburg
ILL.,, may ride free for ninety:ninsll
years on the entire Big Four Railrosl!11
system, and also all the members 81
his family. The pass was given "a
MIN as reward for preventing q
railroad wreck, near his home.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

Some men have q large following
Of creditors. z. 2;..si S,1t1 3aS; s|
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

Hsrding's Headache and Neuralgia Powda|
Guaranteed Cure. Sent By msil for 20 g
John Harding 3 Co.. Davenport Iowa i
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

e. T. FOOT COMFORT Cures Sore
Sweating and Aching feet. Price Csc
=. r. Mccarthy, Jefferson. Iowa.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

Send SOC for package Of Ouors-Thy- OIL lfh
does not cure your ECZEM.A will rsfs1.
you the money. SuEL MEDICINE CO, -
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

The rule of self-obedience to the
right will bring Ill things into order
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

~UBueS XIV A1N0E OuIOv H. 4
The earnestness of life is the only
passport to the satiSfaction Of lH9
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

The beauty about diplomacy is that
It enables both sides to claim q victory.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

A corps of eleven engineers arc sur.
veying q route for new line for the
Burlington from Tracy. where the
proposed line from Oskaloosa will
connect with the Abba branch. The
new route will follow along the high
ridge from Tracy to Charlton and thus
avoid expensive construction like the
old gradients at Abba and Russell
the latter only eight miles east Of
Charlton The new line will no ap-
proach nearer than ten miles to the
main line until nearing Charlton
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
1noholo.

sOsen tnbtNes meb BEN banns GOrfoHr 8ataras ReNons uofrs, rsrsnce
Est ct ntsee"". Geru9t fs9er "Ste6mo6erer". en- ubeH pnHhr Roueae
al ame Gsarp. Saa tcmmer en- arthL Der 8r R@e ior bet rttuit "Ilaal
% DG9dvtem". "a bet Blot er ct 1b5psr8sm0aL uoar bette 5pfen of
btos mbiFt Dc 6our6e Sotr er ht M pdohpe at 6Wti ma inaat be9puoer
oft hte fla IND oeL-Gu Serdnna ON ben. eenoommeHae Gar City" Gan
6runcsro e ogaa al me8cn 3uneah. 7eretsr tomusr en- lang RaHc Of
Smaabttorter % StSir iou "S9neflGrriu9en" ell Notwithstanding ufG.
SrUqh "paSfftere" al @eors SnemonI, Gu NluIdts 6snrsteIis' al 8au(
goul9et "1ule. 1eruY" al aRarp @utn8 DIN 90 iou tommsr oct moriomIe
belle Spta: ct llopal9 al 0nrS SeanoS terere bumortnHs "6tPnorur" pu
9anbsuaaL nemh9: Ooftdreu kreitduia", "Sdu9e Tonnes, "bidd
Kon9su" % git sdmlip", naemmmeu IIutertt. Iut maa pasie p0, al
be life Ter F0 iprnbt iVrbGrut uor Be lGNr oiNcH t6ruuigt "bttOrtr". - vi
bet Ouu9e 2rNtoi fan rrouss; "8enmon' Jonas, en- Shsi9 "pifepoft
o. 65dbefof Delaware, "dNb l1tf", en- al Glja8 ar4mmers tOieN8e
Smaabpbrtorer fra Nor9e, ct I1tYhsrium", 5otrung al 3 Shnuep %
ma en- RGte tnhresiant, iauhreuoe StIorngsr fra Epuuet Gnrohert maa
napueS "Oauesfrfen", ct So8u al Ger SOH, "Gu Nor. 5Ortpan9 al
GbuiNm &nGoersoate, "65uttu TOM bevpeb Qrolbet, ct al 3mob 8Uqs
prGgtair Goeutpr, tuUril 9tob bar mamt bet ar8cNt IrOlO, nOsen I'm e for
fine Zine, ct bttebaru", MISUNDERSTANDING al 9mob ~ RUs. "6ulo.
9rapereu % bans buiru", en- r6wnoc u0cr 6rtUre al Dart 5natr "ktr,
Fen Dad9e", 3t9t al Sobonues getrru mWo Biaeoe al Baage Gtts Cub
braubsoaNn, Slipper GerfIoicns Gale for KpiuDsu', en- loen Shpperbt'
fcrt, "Sotrfri9tu fort OrsrISt" mo mango 8tleoe; "Spo9slesbr
'forrr" - % loO fommcr e" fQIog SamIn8 al norfe Ocbcndpue meo 6Ors
.tlaung owr bprt MaUus Cprnbee % @emouju8 8Ogcu 1mutr mee en- ar
.ust ON Germometr rtNorie mWo en- SammeuU8nm8sahI meQem BE- tue
M brugeI9e Iermomere, 6abeubeis, Reaumurs % Gefus. - Ser er BOG is
bet belle al gpoens rWt aiuerFnOc Subbob opuort men man oil t. at ben bp-
Der pa ct ubpalG im life ian sunes bebu til misunderstanding
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
ct proieft.

Re8ieriu9cl, ierSte iiior Ssit Retu.
uorferpn 5bo1mS Z. 5ortune / ct
sGrcn0c til Sapoii og 6ilippinerne
% un6erpeis iif han en- S0e. San
tror, at 9oofcr Z. 8oibingtpn oil
bIipe q, uSntrrfet 8lperrsr ouer ii.
tipptnerne % at ban pil bragg Sfarcr
al andre Negre til Gerne. Orr. 6or.
ilrne o:l baoe Ia8t Iprfe iii, at Ie.
gre % RaInper fommer goot ilo al
Net nteo boer1nore, ialfal0 nleact be.
Gre eIto botSe og Regre. % ban mpner,
at Spoen@ HegeripsrgSmaal maa fun.
ne lpieS poa cen Rou0e, at Be bruno
Walaper5 iorte S~Ilo6rs0re fences
oOer til Sc fiiippinife Ger.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
StaIeu aicl. - Setter @tlbelm

staien / aicl. -- &eifcr @ilbelm
meo ct slimrenSe 6slae alagoe /
Sors0ags geisg paa oct anerifanIfe
Nagiftb "&eauIarge". aeiieren itoo
ielp peo Roret % itpreSe Sen Gimp.
halup, iom brdgte set ~feiIerlige SOL
&c ooer ttl ben utnertfanife Srlogs.
maro. San 5Ieb binrtelig m~ootasct
al G0miral Cotton og Nasifibets 8aps
tein SempbiH, Ser bite aeiieren ont'
firing poa Stt6et; ban un0eris8te Bet
amertfanife 8rigsfartst nteo itor Sn-
teresie og roite iaapeI Sfib iom geiet.
ring | fst, Sorer. Senere poa
Oagen Ienote &eiierGt ct langt %
ooermaaoe elifpprbigt Telegram til
Srri tOent Rooieoelt, bbort ban lo.
trufte i'm 9~eunoring for "8earidrge"
o9 bets "tapre geiGtning" % taffe0e
ErritOenten for SEN SpmprfiombeO,
ban bup0e oit hom oeO at ienOe Sen
auterifarife gifaOre til aieI. - Sm
aitener gap 8eiieren IiS6ag om6orb
paa "Sobcn5oaeru" for Sc anterifan.
tie Sfficerer % Dor 8eianot til Ser
lin, Sorper, % 2srSag Morgen gao
IOmiral Cotton Srofoit onrbor0 pou
"aeuriarge" for aciieren, Be tpife 81.
~iicerer, 8eianM Soper % TiBsfanslcr
BON Billion. Otter 6~rofoiten ipurgte
aetieren Soper, ON Ser bar uoget /
Seten for, at ban flttr6e ifiGtlfe eli
ReSllie til foer al be ire onlerifonife
Warinei oIoater, ser iom 9gresoogt
1ap6e Itaaet bog bans Sfol UNDER
0faaltiOet. Toper iporeOe, at Reglc.
mettct OeSoGrre for6eo amerifonIfe
Soiboter at mo6tage cen SlogS It's
mGrfelier. IA iful0e ieg enife at
faa forpre Sem Iyoer tit llbr iom en-
GrinOring ON Oenne Sag" iog0e Sci
Ieren. Get gonr SespGrrc beler
life an" inoreoe 5oper. - "am ieg
life en9alla aioe 6em en- 9Fpant?"
ipur9te aCiieren. "Sffe Set bel.
Ter" ioareOe Sotper. so, ga ioar
&c hdie 6em % it8e, at ieg ifuIOe on.
lie, ieg funSe gipe Scr boaoe Weollje
og lltr % 9lpolt," i1g0e aeiieren %
10. -aeiierenS 0adt "Netcor" banOt
/ 6reboes 41rerif1pofalen. Oilers bar
al SntereSie / aiel mi oretst Iig ON
Den tilitcOeDrrenSc olnerifanife o. IN.
ife 6luoOe % Set SeIIfa6SIio oette Be-
Jog har me0f6rt, iaa TcIDe aapeiI1o.
len Ger bar aioet aoriae til bele settle
5tcone, er trdo6t Ii8eiom / 9oggrun.
sen % cr blet cit rem 9iiog.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
Runoeiorelie.

Gi.er l~iSienSelieu al DC rpeits
"Sroipeetns" % GirfulGrcr ira Sel.
lar Niuing SpEsieatc bar Surrrtrin.
aeu taact ct iaa tort SpiuiHa, at oct
CT panifelist npf, mcS cen SiGlp ri
bar, at neitcoc sf.ier iaa bnrtist, ium
oct 6uroc aisres. Get irr mn no, ipm
ON bet life nil bare mcast IGnae, isr
SHneifatct far &c fu~rsnifrsc $4,000,
co iaa mart Oct Her, nil Salget itanfie
o. Rrnscne iiibsseienocs til iaasaHuc,
iom matte femme fsr lent.
SeiaH Iinins 60,
slrease Suiloins, Srattlc, 3aib.,
eller 3, !. SoppsriteS, Seeurab, ia.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30

Fra EGmrliIaES. - Ct Sefearam
fra a5psiiu;en iii IoriS moSoeIer, at
lem brittle Riltsrrpoiter melen 9u.
re, % 9u9oie | ScmaIilarS er Diet
fulSitruSist nSrpSSct al sen gale
Mullnh. 80 brittle Sfficcrer ifaI
.uGre bict Sra5t oa 1000 inSisSte
SoFSlter | britiif Iiercitc taset til.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
" IT ecorah.p oitan's Z-
= Ser %leo2-IeO3. |-
Samilies DO. 26.

Elsie gsesr. Der bmr GOT ieuOes no til ginieraitsnlasuius. mob,
tasss mro haSis hisenOs SsiuiIe al SaNsts gubIitum. ioroio be bpssr BEN
iaa msget baaoe til { pDSuiug % llnOerbulSnng. Zen npe Bog bar pi
iuriost at siure enonu giilbere cub DC tiblIgere uosiune gnb. 5r bet
isrHe or ben 16 sioer Hsrre, euO be btNtiI bar pEdst at bare. Srnan
bpber ben paa ct lanst rtsboloiGsre 5auhratiOnSfOI emo uogeu toissrc
llbgaue: ben ~inoebolber life miuOre eo baIObunOreOe giaeOrr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30

fuuge. Oct brittle arigsminiIteriim
meoSeler imioIertib, at bet bar mootn.
get ct Telegram ira SomdIiIaft0. iorn
iG1tcr bet iitaro til at Oe.nentere bet
~Iranife Telegram.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
anterifaner rnproet. /.

amerifaner mgroet. - Sra aonso
| 9itairifa foHrter Der Meloirg ON,
at en- aurerifarer peo Rapn 5borrton
tiaigeneo bans 6sIge al Srofsote er
blet mDroet al en- fienotlig Stamme.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
Gu pGloia Sfibsfauai

Gu pGloig Sfibsfaual toersooer
Sfc:IanS ira 8irtb Of 6ortb til GIpOe.
NcGcn er proieftcret. % Elarerne
oil 6i icrclogt 8drlamentct i 9topem.
Der. aGH1!enS aoitenSe er beresuet
til 90 Riaioner Collars. men iaa oil
btn ogiaa hIi far6ar / bae fin 2rngSe
for ielu Sc itsrite Sfibe. Gst er ct
rcngciterft SpnSifrt / 2orSon, iom
isgcr aoncesiion paa Bette amalan.
Ira.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
Oct bmlaarife Yuliti

Oct bnlsarife 9Oliti o~perraifeoe
iorleoen Scat Be mofeooniife Repoli.
tioniiters SooeSfparter / aoitenoil.
lliroer ben SlrmtIt, iom opitob. erplo.
bereoe en- Stnrnp 8pnamit, iom bolo-
ties ifillt Der. % ier MarS blep Sr9bt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
Ten irifc "garb Sid"

Ten irifc "gaRb gia" or MI jiffer
paa at bile oil bragt trpgt / Saon,
thet Observation-Disclosures for Srlono,
Nr. @pa13am, BAR gipct otter paa ct
Eur9gt, iom al Sc irifc 3ntionaliiter
t;Hna6es aieisrenOe 9etpSnin8. Otter
Bette heu Hationnlifterne iaa meo.
gisrligc. at Sc fog tithagn Set enc I'll,
I~Gg5fprIIag cf.er Set aEoet, iom Sc
for bapSe iremiat.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
Hire beftiae SOrbrpheller efter bin.

mpSer bieruisgte Sreoag Morpen gpen
erlau / ungarn. RGiter ale 9pens
Suie hep mere eller ntiirore beffaoiget
% / Soritnoerne rumleOe flere Snie
neS. Snobnanerne flpgteoe ifr9filas-
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30

Song GomarSs SpbielsSGa feireSeS
| 6reoags neo itor Stas / 2onbon.
Nile offeutIige 8paninger par flag.
ImDtfct, aongcialut blep offpret, o.
Tugcns 8ldmsmmNucr BAR cit RtIi.
turpura0e, iom oDeroares al belle
Songefamtlien % abcStpen at segpp.
ten ion @iait. aongen ~optraGS:e til.
Felt for fsritc Sang efter lin SpgNom.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
@rep @pni be GaiteQane,

@oulOs Ntatto, err after / en- Hem Ben.
gefnibe, meloeS ira 8aris. On Rauo
6aooe / fin Efo liant @reoen $4,000
forat faa foittet ira bam enSel sGres-
giGlo Der og Ser, men Sa ban al6rig
fit lime Benge isien, traf BAN 9reoerp
TOR &etten.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30

S%Urbrpoeren letter al ban er bic.
BET maolt o. iotograieret): "gGr
iaa goo at opbeunre Rlaoen, Sr. 10.
toarai. Rdar ieg fommer no, ifaI
jeg beltiile ct Tuiin gilleoer.~
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30

90 bmif beitinbiife Ger biz iaa en-
iGregen aioeling paa u. 2~ouisuoitiI-
linge,t, meloes ira a~iebenbaptt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-10-07
Teachers for the Philippines.

The Civil Service Commission has
just received a call from the Philip
pine Government for $50 male
teachers, with salaries as follows: %
at $1,000; 20 at 81 900, and 90 at 5000
per annum. 1t is desired to secure
these teachers without unnecessary
DELAY. and an examination will be
held on October 1920 in Des Moines.
Dubuque, Fort Madison, Iowa City,
Mason City and Sioux City.
Teachers appointed are eligible for
promote to the higher grades in the
service, the salaries ranging from 5000
to $4,000 for teachers and from 81 SOC
to $4,000 for division superintendent.
For application blanks and further in
formation concerning the scope of the
examination, transportation, condi-
tions of employment, etc. applicants
should apply to the United States
Civil Service Commission, Washing
ton, ID. c., or TO the secretary of the
civil service board at any post office
where letter-carrier service has been
established
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-10-07
Session of District Court.

Judge Hobson opened the district
court in adjourned session last Thurs
day afternoon, and continued until
Saturday noon, the most of the time
being taken up with the consideration
of the case of Gaar, Scott & Co., VS..
A. W. Stafford ct al, the final decision
being a judgment in favor of the
plaintiff. The two cases of Alice
Johnson VS.. Thos. Kane were settled,
and in the case of M. E. Cameron VS..
o G. Gleisner ct al, the order of
abatement to the building in question
was cancelled and the premises
ordered delivered to the owner, d.
Britton. Some time was also taken
up with cases against the DEBORAH
Printing Company, several complica-
tions arising as to settlement of &C
counts against it. Several cases were
also taken under advisement by Judge
Hobson, for future decision.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-10-07
Retail Merchants
Insurance Assn.

All risks are not taken. OILY the
best, aud they are we'll scattered. thus
disasterous fires are avoided You pay
an advance assessment of so per cent
of the basis rate when your insurance
goes into force, and at the end of ten
months al assessment for the balance
of the years cost is made.
The annual cost each year since or
ganization has been 70 per cent of the
basis rate.
Our management is conservative
and economical, no salaries to those
who do nothing.
You are not required to give a
premium note.
We ha,r no dividends to paw to
STOCK holders. The dividends revert
to the members in the reduced cost of
their insurance.
Our Secretary and Treasurer are UNI
der bonds of $40, 200. 90 each for the
faithful performance of their duties
and the accounting of funds.
This company was organized by the
officers of the Iowa State Retail Gro
GERS Association for the benefit of it's
members and every retail merchant of
Iowa. to which Association a report
is made at each Annual Convention.
You are keeping money at home
which would go TO eastern capitalists.
A company MANAGED by merchants
for merchants
IRA b. THOMAS, Secretary.
l.. l., Couse, Agent. 1913.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-10-07
THOUSANDS CHEER HOBSON.
Naval Hero Wins All Hearts at Assembly.
Mastery Effort by Enthusiast.

Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson
surprised the nearly 5000 people who
heard him yesterday. The impression
obtained that he was appearing before
Chautauquas because his daring feat
in Santiago harbor made him draw
ing card.
He was known to be the bravest of
the brave, but it is not known or
even suspected that he is man of
such high order of ability.
He had hardly spoken five minutes,
however, before it became apparent
that he is not only an orator and
thinker, but that he is mature stu
dent of international affairs. Well
educated to begin with, this sea rover
has been an observer and has picked
up facts ar every port and moulded
them into great lessons. Rockford,
Ill Star.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-10-07
Hunting Party Gets a Badger.

On Saturday jolly party consisting
of j. n. and DR.. G. l.. Topliff, ID. E. 4,
w. B., and G. W. Reed, J. Nj. Boehm,
J. S. Thomas, Ed and Jim Hogan, and
B. f. Lennon went up into Madison
township OH Walnut Greek for two
days hunt. They were after "coon, "
but were unable to locate any, finding
bigger game. however, in the form of
a large badger during the first nights
hunt. The dogs would not attack the
badger, but it was finally shot by the
party, to the delight of all. The next
day the party spent hunting for squir-
rels, and bagged 40 before returning
home that evening. y