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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
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MATERIAL 6rreas BOMBAS
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
oskALoosA ABROAD.

1t is impossible to get far enough
away from home to get out Of reach ok
some former Oskaloosa citizen. When
Governor Cummins went back to
Pennsylvania to talk TO the boys and
girls in the school from which he grad
uated years ago he fell into the open
arms of Hon. D. s. Walton, an old
time Oskaloosa boy, and son Of d. NJ.
Walton, of South Market street. The
Waynesburg (Pa) Republican thus
tells of the event:
"One of thef most pleasant features
sof Governor Cummins' visit to
Waynesburg was dinner and recep-
lion rendered him by Hon. and Mrs.
ID. s. Walton at their residence, on
Thursday. At the dinner covers were
laid for twelve, the guests including
Governor Cummins, President A. E..
Turner, T. L. Cummins, of Des sMoines,
father of the governor, ]. A. J. Buch-
anan, Esq, w. A. Hook, Esq, DR.. r.
N Brock, Hon. A. P. Dickey, DIR. J. w.
Mckay, G. e. Bower. r. f. Downey,
ESQ, and 1. H. Knox. Not one OF the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
BUSY BEACON.
Dolnes Of the People Of the Metropolis
Of Garfield Township.

John Ashman has gone to work ut
Hooking. ....
David Brazel and his sister Ann, OF
Colfax, spent the Fourth at Beacon.
j. @. Garland, of Hooking, spent the
Fourth at home with his family.
Mrs. Matthew Ford, of Ohio, is Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. j. G. Garland. 1t
is eighteen years since they met.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Mccormick spent
few days at Victor with Rev. g.
Hannawalt.
Mrs. Alice Davis is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Porter, at Colfax.
Mrs. Maggie Siiverthorn, of Colfax.
is visiting at the parental home OF
William Silverthorn.
Miss r. Amsbury, Of Avery, is
spending few days with her cousin,
Miss PEARL Porter.
william Silyerthorn and wife were
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

Another message leaving OsRaloosa
at 5 p. m. to-day would arrive at
Guam at s a. m, to-morrow, apparent
" fourteen hours after it started.
Continuing it's journey around the
world, it would arrive at Suez at mid
night of to-day and back at Oskaloosa
this evening.
Up to the time when this enterprise
was undertaken the government Of
the United States had been able to
connect by telegraph with Manila on.
1y by a route containing fifteeR or
sixteen separate stations. That sup.
piled by the Commercial Gable Com.
pany, which did not differ essentially
from the other cable routes, reQ3ired
that cahegram from Washington to
Manila should take the following
course: TO New York by land; to
Canso by cable; to Fayal IN the Az.
ores, by cable; to Lisbon by cables to
Gibralter by cable; to Suez by hnd 4;
to Alden by cable; to Bombay by ca-
bile; to Madras by land: to Singapore
by cable; to Saigon, Cochin China, by
cable; to Hong Kong by cable; to Ma
Mia by eabIe-the distance being a.
600 miles and the number Of transmits
stons Gfteen. For this service our
governments was paying up to the end
Of the Philippine insurrestion at the
rate of about 100000 a year Tor its
own messages. ... s... ~.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
AROUND the WORLD.
. J. w. j..
An Old Mines.

Amy one with the desire and the
price can now leave q message with
Manager Rose, OF the local Postal Tel
egraph oface, send a message to him
self around the world, and get an an.
swer in about ten minutea This re-
msrkabie feat 1t made possible by the
completion OF the Pacific cable which
is owned by and has close connection
with the Postal Telegraph Company.
The course of his message around the
world would be BY the Postal Tele-
graph Company land line from Oska-
loosa to San Francisco; thence by the
Commercial Pacific cables to Honolu-
lu; to Midway, to Gxam to Manila.
From Manila to Hong Kong the mes.
sage was passed by the cable which
was lifted and cut BY Admiral Dewey
in 1898. From Hong Kong It will go
to Saigon; to Singapore, TO Penang,
to Madras, to Bombay, to Alden, to
Suez, to Alexandria, to Malto. to Glib
ralter, to Lisbon and to the Azores.
Between Hong Kong and the Azores
1t would be taken up again by the
Commercial cables and sent to Canso,
to New York and TO Oskaloosa.
A message starting around the
world at S a. m. to-day would arrive at
Honolulu at 3 a. m, yesterday; at
Midway at s p. m. yesterday; at Guam
at p. m. to-day and would return to
New York before a. m. Thus it
would have made an excursion from
today into yesterday aRd have arrived
back at New York within an hour of
the time 1t started.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

company complained Of a poor appe-
tite, but had he been SO afflicted prior
to being seated at the table his indis-
position would quickly have been dis
PEELED. The table presented a most
dainty and attractive appearance and
the delicious menu was such as only
a hostess like Mrs. Walten coWld pro-
vide.
THE dinner was followed by a re-
ception from till p. m, when five
or six hundred people came to greet
the governor. Quite q number were
friends of his early college days here
and a more pleasant occasion could
not be imagined. 1t wGs in 1863 that
Governor Cummius left Waynesburg
collaDe and cast his Lot in the West,
and Green county was proud to well
come a son home again who had won
such high honor and Appreciation
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

Congressman Lacey h in great
demand IS a speaker, due to the fact
that he always knows Just what to
say and how to say It ON all oecs.
sions. He was the orator Of the day
at the big Fourth OF July celebration
at EmmetEsburg. Iowa, and has en-
gagements to speak ut the Old Set
tiers Reunion at CollHee gprings on
August 4. at the opening on the Chau.
tauqua at Clear Lake in August, and
at the Soldiers day exercises at tho
State Fair. His address at Clear Lake
will be upon Recent Political Leaders
In the United States"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
IOWA CROP BULLETIN
Condition In the State as Noted by
the Weaahcr Bureau.

Des Moines, July 7.-unusualIy
warm weather prevailed during the
PAST week frQn Monday morning 70
Friday night The rainfall was On.
equally distributed, some very heayy
showers occurring In the northwest
quarter OF the state. In all districts
the amount Of moisture is ample for
the needs % the crops, and generally
there hes been but Mttis hindranca by
wet weather, Corn has made rapid
growth. and ths early planted fields
are being Lara By In good condition.
some portions Of tbs eron being up 10
the standard in size and vissr. cui-
ttvation Of late planted corn Is In pre-
gress. with improving prospects Of
reaching maturity. Wheat, oats ana
barley are doing fairly well. The po-
tato crop In many localities is unus-
aally good. The hay harvest Is In pro
gress In nearly all sections, and IN the
larger part OF the state the yield viii
be very heavy.
Reports from county and township
crop reporters for July / have been
tabulated, showing the following per-
centages Of condition: Spring wheat
68 per cent; corn n; oats 81; barley
SO; rye SO; fax S5; meadows 104;
pastures 107; potatoes 90; apples 20;
plums 40; grapes 7S.
Last year at corresponding date the
percentages weer as follows: Wheat
97;, corn 90; oats 95; rye 98; barley
97; fax 90; potatoes 10S: meadows
90; pastures 107; apples 65; grapes
SIS.
A revised estimate or the area or
corn planted this year shows 81 per
cent, or an average decrease Of IL
per cent. compared with the ares
planted in 1s02,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
BLACK pAMPS.

Editors Herald:-In reading oS the
disastrous explosion at Hanna, Wyom
ing, see that the papers are in error
In regard to. what caused the explos'
ion. They say IL was ''black damp
AS a miner I beg to say this In a mis-
take, as black damp will not explode;
but 1t win choke yoH or smothee or
drown you>hke water when over head
n 1t.
Black damp Is the miners namA CIV.
en- to that element or gas called cor.
bonic acid. Carbonic acid is the un.
lon of carbon and oxygen. Three
pounde OF oxygen will form eleven
pounds of earbonic ACID. 1t Is found
in the air we breath In mines, In eel.
lars, in water, in wines, in minerals.
In Java there Is an island three.
quarters Of mile in circumference in
which carbonic acid rises Is feet
above its surface. So the valley is de-
void of vegetation and animal life. L
is called the Valley of Upal or poison.
All should use caution before enter
ing wells and pits or deep cellars with
out testing them first with lighted
candle or lamp. II the light burns
man can live; If not, he can not. For
instance, take close, crowded room
of people AS soon as oxygen be-
comes scarce the place Is soon filed
with carbonic acid thrown from the
lungs of the people in the crowded
house. They soon become drowsy
and have an aching in their heads.
Why? Because the house is not prop
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
erly ventilated.

erly ventilated.
We as miners call 1t "ehoke damp"
1t accumula$es at bottoms g. wells be-
cause there is not air sufficient to
blow the carbonic acid out Of the
well. 1t Is heavier, than common air.
The chief sources Of black damp or
carbonic acid are the breath Of ami
mails, the decomposition Of vegetable
matter and animal matter, limestone,
chalk and all callous stones.
We as miners even in Iowa have q
good deal of contention with this gas.
Yet how ignorant we are as people in
general of the great forces Of Nature.
Of benefits and evils.
Yours, J. w. j..
An Old MineS.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

Fortunately the republican party
is not compelled to go to the country
relying most of all upon it's promises.
ut will take Its record with it into the
campaign of this year and it will car.
ry it as an open book in the campaign
of next year. In all that record there
is no history of fossilizationS and up
on that will be based the claim that
fossilization does not await the party
in the Immediate future. e."-Perkins at
the Convention.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs.
Annie Smith, east of Oskaloosa.
Ralph Porter and Miss Bessie Sow
den, Tom Clemens and Miss Lulu
Cochran spent the Fourth of July at
0ttumwa.
Miss Eliza Paskin has returned
home from California, where she has
been for the past nine months.
John 4. Bell has been appointed
class leader in Beacon M. =. church.
since the death of the late Simon
Phillips.
John BuckAefl, the mail carrier on
rural free delivery No. !, who has
stood tho summer heat or '02 and the
cold, writ weather Of 'o2 and '03, hav.
ing commenced the mail carrying OF
the y. r. d. on the first day Of July,
1909, has not missed one day during
the whole year except one half day..to
attend the funeral Of the late JaiH6a
Bsxter. He then found a substitute
He p now at his post of duty again.
The Baptist 9. s. celebrated the
Fourth by holding a picnic In Harper q
groves west Of Beacon. The, rain on
Friday end Friday night prevented
them from going in the morning. The
day cleared up and they went after
dinner. The little boys enjoyed TIE
game Of base ball. There we're sever
al foot races by young women and one
by two young men. There was a
three-legged race by six young men
which called forth a great deal of
amusement. A number of small boys
wore full suits Of red, white and blue,
and each one carried small gan.
William Ashman put them through
the soldiers exercises which caused
great deal of laughter. Tom Ash.
man acted as Uncle Sam. At supper
time the cloths were laid on the grass
in companies. All present enjoyed a
good supper.
The Junior Epworth League Of the
M. z. church elected thier officers for
the coming six months. Miss Nellie
Wilson, secretary; Annie Thomas, as
sistant;i Miss Jennie Meek, organist;
Mamie Jones, assistant; Miss Pearl
Porter, chorister; Mrs. Anna Jones,
president; librarians, Miss Edna Ba-
con, Roy Edwards and Miss Alice
Holden.
John Willie Reynolds and his sis
ter Alice. of What Cheer, are visiting
their brother, Roy Reynolds. Mrs. ].
M. Porter and daughter Parle expect
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

Here is Senator Allisons estimate
of the platform: II indorse everything
said in that platform, not because it
is there, wholly, but because believe
it to sound and just as respects the
app4.cation of the principles which the
republican party avows and adheres
to. Therefore it is that shall expect
to do what I can properly to promote
the policies which we have promulgat-
ed here to-day"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

Compliant is frequently heard"
says the New Sharon Star, @ahout
road work being poorly done-dirt
piled in the middle in great chunks
and left there without narrowing or
any other attempt to make the roads
passable. Not a rod OF road should
be worked without being left in good
condition for travel. Better do moth
ing than do thing wrong"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
-Hedrick Journal: The oskaloo

-Hedrick Journal: The OskaIoosa
Herald now has pipe dream about
an inter-urban electric railway line
from Ottumwa to Wright. It was
thought that the Ottumva Courier,
which has been building these lines
on paper for some dozen years, had a
monopoly of the subject, but the Her
aid seems to want a share of the
glory. 1t is safe to say that glory Is
all that will be In the matter Of such
a railway for some time to come.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

AS reported to the state the lands
in Mahaska county have increased in
value $642,770 since the last assess
ment was made. The reported actual
value per acre is $46.1s now as COM
pared to $44,2S in 1901. In the same
time Wapello county shows a decrease
OF S172,770, or 40 cents per acre. The
Wapello assessors evidently need a
tonic. .....
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

s The Newton Herald claims the
distinction Of being the flrst newspa-
per in the United States to suggest
the name Of Hearst for president.
"And the worst part Of it is" COM
ments the Creston Gazette, that Mr..
Rinehart seems pleased with himself
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

The pen may be mightier than
the sword, but with President Roose-
velt making 285 speeches in sixty-GveI
days it appears to the Brooklyn Eagle
that the larynx is becoming worthy
the attention of debating societies.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
THE HERALD

The Chicago Tribune has for sew
eral years made specially of Fourth
OF July accidents. Its report for Sat
urday is 2S killed and LASS injured.
Last year the first reports were II
killed and 2,172 injured.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

to spend a few days at the home OF
Mr., and Mrs. ]. W. Reynolds, at What
Cheer, when they return.
July z. aa A
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

Wo want 70 impress on oui
feKdefs that Boschee'o German
Syrup is positively the only prep.
arati0n on The market today that
docs relieve and cure consump-
ton. II contains the specifies.
such a. pure tar, extracts Of gums.
etc., which have been 10 highly
endorsed foF tho cure ~ oon9hs,
c0lds and cousumptiop y shg efeai
medical congresses The con.
anmptive, whether bis disease Is
ID tho throat or lungs, must have
rest Al night, and be fiee fiom
The spasm Of dry and rackin0
cough 10 the morning. Ths die
easod pnrls want rest, healing and
soothing treatment, aud The ps.
lient needs fresh air, good food,
otc. German Syrup viii give free
and easy sxpeeiorAlion IN the
morning with speedy and perma-
nent relief. Small bottles, 25
CENTS regular size, containing
neatly four times a. much, Isl
cents. West Side Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

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lon h said el,v ~ ch,ekashs.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

Lbeap exenft5oss 70 fhs souft-
etasefn sfales. Thess rfskets e
a. sale eath We6nssdsy and Sat
nf1sg sd are GOD fof retnrn 60
1ays ftou dafe a eale. Far a.
fsts = fbs pol1l yon wlsh 70 70
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

Chicks ba is without brick plant.
n docs seem sbsl with such
remarkably fac efs cisy as has
been discovered hsrs soms man
mighs b. found 70 pni 10 . ifss
oiass pressed Driek DlsDi Be
would certainly BE- ven Dasfoalssd
y be made tbe right Kind u
buek.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

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1Llr1 wa1 vLe ~ Al his pfisf.
lsg cens . hone ~ Dsifcnizss
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

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bai etfie,ig hone msa wbo
heiievsin pAtfoni1Isg heme l1stl
tstiaBs 1omisas4d % the
Dsmsefsise Neka, That's TIE
s1rl u m9l " nanl n olIes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

Attention N etsry 6y@oefst ~.
ing 10 fbe Third end Foartb var1s
~ caiis1 70 ne vsf1 e0Hyssil0ss
~ BE- hfl9 tomorrow night. Iiis
> paDiie 1uit sysfy aemo,fAs owss
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sgd ~ Rass thsy viii Al bs On
hand
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

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C. Wssn. Agsn1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

! h AberoF0mbls sonid maks
sspieaoid eonhoiimsn from ihs
Talfd wslo. Mr. Absfofombls ID
= hustler from ihs word 20, snd a
Demesfei 70 ihe back bone. iie
was demscras where be came
ffom, end hssa dsmoorat here
iie hsa all Of hls priniieg done a.
home, and pelfoplr-a home ind.
ylduals aud enterprises % ihe a..
elpslon of Al oiheu, wheb shsy
esa faniib What he needs. A. 10
hle bobeiiy indafiFy. hoaod lnde
msHl and good buelhesa ability sfs
matters u COMMON tnowledae and
~ de among ouf olllEens. lleisal
good safe man 90 lle to TIE
meo who hhs made 4 sBestss 81
of BIZ oeu business Il gas mao sho
elli taIeiully guard lbs lniefftfs
of oltefs ebfusled % be oafe.
Demoelais hesp ihh a. mlnd
Hbfp tou 80 toto lhe oonysuilop.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

Hytfy time that tbe Biaieg
t.ealef company has spDsared 10
caicsnsha ihfy haye brought rain.
TIE biaieTa must have some fe.
mafhabis oooaseion With the
weaibfr man, a. 0bs of them r.
msrked yesterday shey bsd never
yst seen dust o. fhs hiFesis of
C4lekasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

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40 LnbossseEy. BzsE - a1ga.i-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16


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| SAVING OF STEPS.

II a Telephone would save yoc
. half dozen trips q day-il
usually saves people from three
to six times that many wouldn't
Il be 40 economical investment
A telephone IN your house or
place Of business costs you less
chan 10 cents q day. Six trips
q day would cost you not les
than ton cents each, Or a total Of
90 cents. Ia q month this would
foot up the enormous total Of eIs
counting Sundays and ell. But
sohie business men use their
phone 100 Or more times q day.
They couldn't do without il.
Wen install your phonefor
you in 9 days notice. Our local
exchange and toll 8, atem have ali
been overhanlod and placed in
first class condition. We guar
autee good service; prompt, cour-
locus attention. All yeu have
10 do is "riBg up central.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-16

The Palace Drug Store will
keep on band for sale, incan.
descent globes - the following
prices; l6 candle power csc:
e2 candle power, sbc. The
Chlckasha Eleotrie Light and
Power Co. tf|