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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

biem, tbi eli 8lif poa 2an6et er NOT
for 6em. Set er lite @egieringetS
@fpl6, font :gientagne @ange bor 1o-
Oct offentltggibre, at BET 2an6, Ser CT
aabnet for 6e &bi6e, er for @tdritebee
len + e nj t o NJ M e I g t
og for nerbarenoe
itfe go6t for noget, 9g Ebtef @iber
Sails er beIIer lite set be6ite @teo
at fornme til 2an6et fra.
- @cott County 8anf, ct pribat
MnIeg, ser bar brebet 8onfforret>
ming Serbian | mango Mar, bar 1uf>
let fine 9ere og befien6gigr, at Ben
in6til bi6ere CT u6e af Gorretntng
paa @run6 at at ben lite Tan reali<
iere fine @er6ipopirer. 8onfens
2ufning tom 8efolfningen gonffe
1tbentet og pafte EN- ubebogelig Sp<
figt. Stb6et 6erttl gao Sallitten at
10 &ripotbanfer / Mabobper; 9epo>
nenterne bleo urolige og traf / @til-
beo fine 8enge rs al 8anfen, til be11-
ne paa 6enne Mao6e bergbe6es Ell
ltgrrs Gum. @cott County 8anf bar
til for nogGe faa @or iioen en- "Stote
8anf", men gior6e ienere Torret<
ninger iom @%rtpotbanf. s. BUR
ton 5troit al @tnneapolts bar 6enS
&relt6ent og 80. g. @cbreiner at
|Sor6an bar 1ens &as1erer, men ii6it<
nebnte traf fine 8enge lt6 al 8anfen
for nogle Mane6er 1t6en, ga ban og<
te0e at flptte til Staten @aibington.
,@bo6 8anfens Mftibo ng 8asitba be-
ldber fig i'll 'pe6 man life, men Ser
gaor &pgter ONT at set / 8onfen 6e=
ponere6e 8eGeb on6rager mellem
$4,000 og $4,000.
- @ongresman6 &alpor Steenerz
Jon gap fbr fin Mfrejie til @aibing'
ton 6oretrn0e til en- Delegation al
&e6 Safe S%nS;anere, ser TOM for at
tole me6 Doln angaaen0e Mabntngen
for Settling al Sc elleoe Somnibips
pe6 Sen beitlige @n6e at &e6 Safe
&ei erbationen. Com man fani fe bill
erin6re, bar &egieringen to @onge
i6gt at foa afilu1tet Sraftater me6
Sn6ionerne ONT Mfltoaellen al bette
2a16, men Set %ltranoe0e be6 at SSn=
6ionerne afilog at go6fien0e @tatens
&rop paa to Somnlbips, 16 og SO,
iom Sen gior6e 8or6ring poa for
5fo(elon6. &ongreSmon6 Steener=
ion bab6e anmo6et Sn6ianer11e ON at
yibe Mp6e for at b6re 6eres Mening
og 9n1fer, iao ban poa 8aits 6erof
fun6e 116orbej0e ct 2oo1t6foit, Ser bill
Sc t%iIfre0s1tille Sem. Srt6ionerne
gob tp6elig at iorltoa, at 6e moatte
Dope @etoling for 2on6et, iberegnet'
Sc TO omtpiltebe Somnfbips, og be-
tinge0e 116trpffelig at &embina 8on=
Sen fife foor 9el / Sc &enge, ser
in6fommer pe6 Golget al 2on6et.
NogGe &embino Sn0ianere bob0e ne6=
lat fig paa &e0 2ofe Mgenturet og
egtet Me6lemmer al 9feb Safe 5tom=
men, pg &elten al 8an6en paaltoor
MT at Sc ct berettiget iii 6eres Mn6el.
Sn6ionerne for9re6e Mr. Steener=
ion en- progtfltl0 &ibe, lobet at Sen
berpmte r6be uGipeitone".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

= @olliiter 8ros. Sgmmeroplog,
in6ebol6en6e omtrent 100000 Sol
Semmer, 1efS Mil @p6 for Eborp,
bleb nDltg p6elogt De6 en- @fobbran6.
S6mmeret bor az lureret. Sabber<
fet re06e6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

6elbart efter beepnote go1let, Ser bo.
re6e til 81. 4.
Deforotionen at @a1en og 8or6ene
'oor imdgful6t arrongeret at en- So
mefomit6 me6 Mrs. Carl Senlen /
Spi6ien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

Gn bmF abinbe, Singer marie
Mielien, I. Sriis, at @e0beo be6 &or-
TENS, er nfgaaet be6 Db6en / 8aI-
terpilIe, Ontario, Sen 81. 0ftober
1903, i en- Ml6er nf II Mar efter ct
lon9t og imertef1l6t Spgeleie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13
minneapolis

Mr. s. u. 6niit, Ser r%elignere6e
fom Sorman5 for @ranoil1rper, for
ST ser al @r-Ml6ermon &iicbli blep
fremiat SEN @elfpl6ning moo bam, at
ban bob6e tilbu6t at Iobe fig beitiffe
for $4,000 til at la6e nnberfggelier-
ne mos observation-disclosures fol6e,
bar mi giort Sfribt til al anl9gge
@ritatningsfrob mos @iicbIi for 8og>
boifelie. &an forlonger $4,000 /
@faoeseritatntng for Sen Sort bans
gobe Maon og &pgte gar list be6
&iicbIis 8eifDlbninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13
misecniin.

- Melmgllen / Bainfiel6 er
brgn6t. Set eleftrife 2psonleg
par / 6enne 8pgntng og blep ogioa
66elogt. Sntet bar usi nreret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

Miis @ratia GomntrDmar, ser /
Ell lengere Morreffe far b9ret az.
1~iiterenbe 8%tbliotbefar pe6 &ope6bi-
bliotbefet, er ii6lte l1ee bleoet u6=
nGbnt til @ope6btbliotbefar / Ste6et
for 81. @osmer, ser far taget Mfife6
fra oenne Stilling. Miis Country
man er en- ier6e(es bel u0bannet
Game og ierlig fpolificeret for fit
11pe @mbebe. Merfelig NOT Dor
8ibliotbefs &omisiionen f1nbet Set
posienbe at gipe Denbe $1,000 mtn<
1re i 9pn ems ben6es Sormono / @m=
be6et bob6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13
minne(ota.

- Sen 15aorige Marp @ricfion
blep forle0en lfl16t og 6rebt / 1tn On
fels @us nerpe6 Montroie of fin
ligeal6ren6e &uline> ser 116en al bi0e
at @eb9ret bar Last, rette6e Set mob
ben6es 8rpit.
- S. g.. &igb6ales itore Stol6=
bpgring / S%or6enifiol6, Otter Soil
Co., gif f%orle6en op / Mife tilligeme6
tolp StDffer &beg, iefs @eite, 65
Cons So, 1000 8uibelS @apre> en-
Mengoe Majs og aft Sarm Maifi=
neriet.
- Ole $. Sea, 81 Mar gammel,
Ser bdrte bjemne / Sermon Center,
Dodge &c., blao forrige l1ge gjeblif=
felig 6rGbt me6ens hon arbej6e6e for
Tormer &icbberg / &ocf Sell. &on
0rep S~arffemaifinert, og un6er Sor=
idget poa at faitgidre nogle ldie @ol-
te fit fan tit &ooe6 in6 / Maifinen,
loa Set fnnltes. San bar ugtft.
= st ltlpffestilfel6e fan6t forri=
&c ltge 5tc6 / Mur6al, fire Meil MORO
pit for Gergus Soils, bporoe6 Sen
32oarige Sle s. @erg1ta6 fom pnz
felig of0age. &an bol0t poa at Ices,
}e @pblel, og er u6entpib1 fol6et mes
mellem @ognen og Soften, me0ens
bans enc SOD bleb in0biflet / 5ele=
tgjet. S 6enne @tilling b4ep fan
1lebt aflte6 langs Marfen og er BE
zen ipen6t / &oDeoet og Mniigtet al
Soften. 9a Bans Saoer fonot fam
loa bon en6nrt UNDER 8ognen og bar
ops.
= st Sragttren paa IS @ogne,
la6e6e me6 &be6e og SIR, git al
r5ftnner1te to Mil 8eit for Seer &t.
Der, Gals Ga. Mange al @ognene
iplintre6es / Stpffer, og 6eres SSn6.
bol6 ipre6tes no ODER Morferne
gloriogen til l1lDffen por at @pore1
ipre6te fig. @n Sn6ioner, Ser bab'
6e i%tioalet fig op paa Srenet, Bier
flenat mellem @ognene og 11n6gif mel
Ngb og neppe at blibe orebt, OF
man frbgter for at 10 on6re SS16ta
mere, man bt6fte bar poa Srenet, lei
omfomne.
= Sscor Oonng, en- 111tg Moni
ser er / 2ipsasfura11ce 6orretninge1t
bleb forle6en oberfal6t, ftDgt mis-
ban6let ag frnr6bet $65 paa 2an6e
beien mellem Breckenridge og @ab
pefon. &6berne itprte6e Bonn ft
@frenten ne6 / SIo6en. &an!
Sfrig bottle 5orbipasieren6es 0p
marffombeo, og 6isie .bragte bom ii
St. Srancis &oipital / Breckenridge
San bar %beoioftlbs ! to Sage, men e,
mi be6re. San Tan tngen 8effrioeI,
lie gibe at fine to Mngribere, Der u6e1t'
tbipl Tom @aaben brugte u@an6'
bngs".
- Gbef @iber Sails er oberfpIb:
meo 2an6idgere Der er TONNE 6i6o}
! Mnleoning at Mabniugen Sen 10
bs. of en- Sci af @eo 9ofe @eleroa
tionen. gnoeI er BOG aIere6e reiit
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

- mrs. @orrp 81. @an &orn /
Des Moines er plu6ielig fra Sattig.
Som fomunef til @ig6om i1et bun er
Ell at otte Mroinger efter en- &opitaliit
/ Sregon, Sames @bellenberger, ser
efterlo6 fig $10,000,OOO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13
.Jowa.

Jowa.
- mrs. @arrD st. San &orn /
Des @oines er plu6ieIig fra Sottig.
Som fommef til @ig6om ioet bun er
Ell at otte @roinger efter en- @opitaliit
/ Oregon Sames @beIlenberser, Ser
%efterlo6 fig 100000 900.
- @inneapoIis & 81. 2outs @a-
mems 9epot / @itberbiIle bren6te
forrige l1ge. 8onens vMecor6s"
git tobt, Sragten / 8%arebuiet bIeb
beifaoiget be6 @an1 og en- Sci of So
item, ser oltio efterlo6es / Depotet
eter at Mattrenet er pasieret, OBJ
br9n6te.
- Soma 6l1el @ompanD / @iour
@itp, bboraf Sobn @%ricion, @o6efo=
misiar, er @reii6ent, pg Olaf Mp-
itrgm> @ountp @uperbiior, er @efre>
ter og &asierer, er at @to1erao6et
befpl6t for ilte6etfor operensltem=
menoe me6 &ontroften at lebere Set
Mntbrocite Sui, bero $3.50 pr. Son,
at bape gipet Set @Ig6ful, ber6 ont
firing $500 pr. Son.
- M116 Safe, / &amil1on County,
bill lnart blibe om6onnet til en- at 6e
itbrite 6arme / Stoten efter Bloner
n%0arbei0et al Sngenipr 9. 81. Sent.
2an6et tilbdrer @an6 8oet / Sur
lington, og Sngentpren bar itortet
Mrbejoet me6 @robningen al en- IS
Mtl lang @r6ft, Ser fonmner i'll at
foite $4,000, men iom bill t6rleg=
&c 1870 &ba6ratmiIe 2an6.
- Sernbanerne bor banifeligt for
at ifaffe Sc &ogne, Ser er ng0pen6ige
for Srofiffen. 8aa @rl&n6 al ibis
beben ONT Maisbgiten tapebe Sob
bers" me6 at in6ienbe 1eres 8eltil=
Finger til Sftober Moone6. @ieb=
man6sparer, Ser ifl1l6e bere i16-
fomte for tire Moane6er 1i6en, er MI
%un6erpeis / itore @ortier. SIere of
8anarne melber, at olle @Iepatorer=
ne / Gp6 9afota ct fltI6e, og set er
me6 D0erl te @anifeligbe6 at Sernbo=
nerre fan bel6rge fun en Gel al Sru=
fifer.
- Sra @tol1r @itp me66eles on1
en- b%eipn0erlig &epeltreg lom Muguit
Sacobien, en- 6ormer> ser / tre6ibe
Mor far beet nerbe6 Oaflar6, Meb.,
far beret Offer for. Socoblen ifal
nemlig bobe betolt $1,000 for ct
StDffe Sre I sen Sro at Set bar en-
u@ol6 8rtcf". @on fit forIe6en
8ei6g of 10 Men6, ser tilbp6 al fig=
be bans Sarm. Mogle Sage efter
traf Sc bom poa 2an6eoejen, og ie=
mere bleb fan truffet / Oaflano / bpp=
notiif Silitan6 og bab6e irgen @r=
in6ring om at bobe gibet Mer16ene
Eenge.
- Mrs. @briittna Sacobien al
9dpenport bar %tilifrebet Mpn6igbe=
6erne / @aibington meb Mnmo6nimg
ON at Iette @bmar6 Tonner I 6ribeo.
Sanner, ser er benoes @boger, arre=
ltere6es forle6en ur6er Sorlgg paa at
trenge fig in6 | set @Di1e &ns, og
bleb in6til bi6ere in6iat / Mrrelten til
man fun6e n6fin6e ONT Fan bar
itnbsiDg eller life. @rs. Sacobion
flyer, at Sanner fun biler Segn poo
Sin6sforbirring 1aar Ser er Sole ON
Slpbemoifiner. &ons IA Mors gom-
le Datter Dor bos fin Eante, og beg,
ge lober at billie forge for bom. &u1
er ol6rtg bo16iom og fon go6t reiie
olene. Sorner bill ontogelig blibe
iaf / 6ribe6 bbis Fan lober at forlo.
Sc @aibington.
= @egiiter 3. g. &opor6, al 81
6orene6e @taters 2%anofontor / Des
@oines bar faitfnt 1. December 70,
Inbning of &rocesien mellem 50. 6
Moies og eli 9nitn Sarmere / @eb'
iter @ountp, 6reien6e Jig ON sec
@cres 2ano, bar6 fra $40tI $75 pr
Mcre. Oct er ct i~nferesinnt @ets'
pergsmaal iom Der bill faa fin Nf'
gibrelfe. 9e Men6, ser MI boe1
paa 2an6et, ne6iatte fig 6erpon
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

- Sen i1brite @obrebpit / og
omfring Seem &icbmon6 ffal 8. 8.
@reoton bape facet. San fit 80
8nibelS pr. Mcre, Ma1finmool, og
peo @egt CAB Sen / u6bDtte ODER
80 8uibels pr. Mcre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13
noro Dafota..


SEN @run0. @ogle 9titrifter far
forbpiet @olererne, i6et Sc baober
paa 6enne Maa6e at fnnne fpl6e oe
le6ige @lu6fer.
= Set go6e SEER bor giort set
m1ligt for 8armerne at blipe fer6ig
me6 lit &b1tarbei6e.. Eerifningen
ct man ferotg me6> og nelten alle
Maifiner Ell onbrogte / 6eres 8inter-
fparterer. Sfjbnt &ornet bIep mo-
get ifaoet beb Sugtigbe6, er l16bpttet,
regnet efter Maiftnmaal, i1et life
ringe. &pe6en CAB / @ienneminit
omfrimg 38 8uibels pr. 9lcre. @a-
caroni &beoen leo lite oct ringeite
al S1gtigbe6en.
= &atberine 4n6erion / Sarge er
lQfre1 Iere1 Tor at DQDe 0reDet en- Sltt10-
girls. Mrs. Mn6erlon er en- gam,
mel 9ome paa SO Mar, og Jun bor
1rogen Sit 6rebet 8emt6it &otI poa
ne6re Snont @treet. Sum er en-
gammd Sargoboer, og / 8Dens tt6lt-
gere Doge COB bun @oIitiet NOT at
beitiIIe. @fient Mrs. Mn6erion /
6en ienere Gio bar forftooet at boI-
Sc fig borte fra @etsialen ieIn, faa
er bog mango femme Sing foregooet
/ ben6es @otel. Gor en- SID fi6en
bleo en- Game fra 8emi6ii fror6bet
$65 / ber6es @us. On Gong bleb
en @ieft fraftioalet 500 og en-
M1g.
Sr,1I=st - SsAI 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

- @apt. g. 50. Osborne, ser
/ ODER ct balbt Morbnn6re6e bor boet
/ Darlington, er afgaaet be6 9g6en
iammeiteos, 80 Mar gammeI. &on
tjente / 8orgerfrtgen og 6eltog / @la=
gene be6 @bilob og @orintb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

- 9en 15aarige Morp gricfion
blep forle0en ifu0t og brabt / fin Sn=
fels &us neroe0 Montroie at fir
ligeoloren6e &111ine> ser 116en al bt0e
at @eb9ret bar Last, rette6e Set mob
ben6es 8rDlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

- Minneapolis & 81. 2outs 8o-
mems @epot / @ifberbille bren6te
forrige nge. 8anens vMecor6s"
git tabt, 6ragten / @arebniet bIep
beifabiget be6 &an1 og en- De1 at So
item, ser altib efterIo6es / 0epotet
efter at &attranet er posieret, OBJ
br9n6te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

- Mrs. Mnna &ircbbo11m er uf=
gaoet oe6 0e6en / fin Dotters Stem
/ Menomonee, 101@ Mar gammel.
Sum bar fd6t / Epiflan6 &c. Sult
1902, tom for "a Mar ii6en BERTH
2an6et og ne6iatte fig / 1883 / Meno-
monee. SUN bob6e fem 86rr, boor=
af set png1te bar 60 Mor golnmelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13
marfe63beretuiua

Skriv, t%e1efoner e11er telegrafer til os ON
Meddele1ser og Markedslister
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

- 8ibon, en- lille 2an6sbp poa
Smaba @onen, 20 Mil @p6 for @ib=
Lamb, bigger I 81 ife. Sl6en u6brg6 /
Gbtcago Goal & 2umber @o's @op=
bert ser bren6te me6 alt set for
boonoenberen6e Sdmmer og vSrom=
moDs"> og ipre6te fig 6erfra til SUI
Iene I 2%an6sbDen, ser ollie itr@g mes.
Sobet bill !o5eri tige $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

- S. 9. @igb6ales itore Stal6=
bpgning / Sor6enifiol6, Otter Soil
Co., gift forleoen op / MIfe tilligeme6
tolp 5tpffer &beg, iefs @eite, IS
Sons SD, 1000 @uibelS Sabre, EN-
Meng6e Mois og aft 6arm Maifi<
%neriet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

= &egiiter &. g.. &omor6, al 6e
6orene6e Staters 2%an6fontor / Des
Moines bar faitfat 1. December for
@nbning nf &rocesien mellem 81. g.,
@ofes og eli D1ftn Sarmere / @eb-
iter County, 6reien6e Jig ON $50
Mcres 2on6, ber6 fra $40-tiI $75 pr.
Mcre. Det er ct i~rferesiont @ets-
fpergsmaal iom Der bill faa fin Mf-
giprelie. Sc Men6, ser mi boer
pon 2an6et, ne6iatte fig 6erpon i
1850 og fit 2an6et al gol1ntbet iom
Sumplo1to unber Sen faafaI6te
y@mom 2an6 @et", Ser oeotoges af
@ongresim %. @eptember 1850.
Denre Sob beitemmer, at bbiIfetfom-
belft StDffe 2an6, Der bar baIot eIler
mere SumpIon6, ifl1I6e onfees for
at bore SumpIar16. st bolpt Mar-
burt6reoe ierere fen6te @egieringen
en- Mgert til @ebiter gountp for at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

No. 1 Hard, No. 1 Northern, No. 2 Northern
@B 1871 1873
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

- Soma Sl1el @omponp / @iour
Gttp, bboraf Sobn @ricion, @o6efo=
misinr, er 8reii6ent> pg 9Iof Mp=
ltr9m> @ountD @uperbi1cr, er @efre,
ter og &aSierer> er at @toIeroooet
befpl6t for ilte6etfor oberens1tem=
menoe me6 &%ontraften at lebere set
Mntbracite Sui, ber6 $3.50 pr. Son.
at babe gipet Set 8Iboful, ber0 om=
firing $500 pr. Gon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13
Forretning med Landdistrikterne en- specialit,
Ho-722-724 So. 18th Street,

Kj1ber og sa1ger
Korn, Provisioner og Jernbaneaktier for
Kontant el1er paa Margin.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-01
Estimates based on the govern.

Estimates based on the govern
ment's crop report place the coun-
try's products Of farm and plantation
this year at about $4,000, 000, 900.
Very nearly half Of this big amount
viii be contributed by four staples.
Corn will account for $1,144, $50, 900.
Wheat $35, $4,000, oats $267,901, $50,
and cotton 52S,750,o0O. Hay will
furnish an addition to this total of
1851, 100000, potatoes $132,OO0,0 900,
rye $1S,000,000, buckwheat 100000
900, barley $57,0O0,OO0 and the many
minor agricultural products many
millions more. Making all reasonable
allowances for possible damage to
the corn and some of the other late
crops, the amount of money which
will come into the hands of the farm
eFs and planters of the country in
1903 is in the neighborhood of So
0o0,000,000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-01
TAKING THE WIND OUT OF FREE
TRADE SAILS.

One of the arguments advanced re-
Gently by some free traders was that
the American railroads had the cost
of construction greatly increased by
the tariff. This contention, however,
was effectually punctured by the Bull
letin of the American Iron and Steel
association, which reminded the au-
thors of the argument that in 1870
the officers of practically all railroad
companies in the United States petit
toned congress for 2 cents pound
specific duty on all foreign made rails.
AS reason for this demand they
stated that they did, not want to be
dependent on foreign factories for
their construction material. The re-
quest was granted in part. Soon a
duty of $28 per ton was imposed on
rails. This Immediately acted as a
great stimulus to the Industry and In
a short time the cost of rails in the
United States was less than the tar
III in 1870. Since that time, however,
the tariff on steel has been lowered
an when the Dingley law was enacted
the duty on this commodity was fixed
al about Sc per ton. Had this first
tariff not been imposed America
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-01
Governor Cummins made a or

Governor Cummins made a great
speech in Des Moines Saturday night,
in opening the republican campaign
in Iowa, and in replying to the recent
speech by Mr.. Sullivan, the democrat
ic nominee for governor. Mr.. Cum.
minis came out squarely on the issue
laid down by Mr.. Sullivan and declar-
ed himself firmly in favor of protec-
ton as against free trade which is
the democratic key note this year.
1T is altogether vain for Mr.. Sulli-
yan," says the governor, ITO test the
capacity Of his vocal chords in at
tempting to show that there are GER
tain so-called raw materials which
ought not to bear any duty at all.
The inquiry is, and he must face it:
Shall our import duties, whatever
they are, be laid under the policy of
protection, or shall they be laid un-
der the policy of free trader"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-01
THE FREMONT BUDGET.
News Of a Good Town Scissored
From the Gazette.

Miss Ora Rhoads, teacher in the pri-
mary department, has been quite i'll
the past week. Her room has been
under the tutorship Of Mrs. J. G.
Newell.
w. H. Slater returned from Park
Rapids, Mimi, yesterday morning.
He purchased 100 acres while there
which lies next to the corporation of
the town, giving his children the adj
vantage Of good school system.
Mrs. Abigail Berry, of Nevada, Mo-,
is here for visit at the d. T. Mills
home northwest of town. Last Sun
day she went to her old home near
Cedar Creek and took part in a re-
union of the family at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis.
Miss Inez Baker, of New Sharon,
and Miss Margaret Cannon, Of this
place, left Friday for ten days visit
among Burlington friends. In COM
pany with a party OF young folks they
went to st. Louis Saturday, returning
Monday, enjoying the delights OF a
beat ride on the Mississippi.
Tuesday evening farewell" was
rendered to Rev. and Mrs. @. L. Ten
nant at the church, by members Of
the congregation. Rev. Tenant has
been pastor of the M. q. church here
for FIVE years and during that time
has endeared himself to our people,
who are loath to see him and his es.
Unable family leave.
In Oskaloosa Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Men
dicott, occurred the marriage of Mr..
G.. G. Caves and Mrs. Edith McFalI,
Rev. G. L. Tenant, Of the M. e.
church, officiating. The wedding was
a quiet one, the only persons present
aside from the contracting parties
and the brides parents being Master
Harold Endicott and Rev. and Mrs. G.
L. Tenant. Both the bride and
groom are favorably known in FIRE.
mont where they have spent the ma
jor portion of their lives. The groom
is young man Of sterling worth, the
senior member of the real estate firm
Of Caves and Bennett,and has Justly
earned reputation for truth and hon.
esty. The bride is a lady whom ev-
eryone here admires for the admira-
BILE traits Of character she possesses
and the good common sense she dis
plays. The happy couple returned to
Fremont on the evening train and
will be at home to their numerous
friends as soon as they are comforta-
bly, settled in their home. They are
receiving the congratulations and
well wishes from many friends IN
which the Gazette heartily joins.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-01
CORN is GOOD.
Planted Along the River After TIT
Flood and Fully Matured.

Tracv, Sept. 2S.-Several pieces Of
corn on the bottom land of the river,
known as the island" are consider
ed as fine as has been raised for
some years. A stalk of corn is on
exhibition at MrSweem's store, which
has six ears on it, two OF which are
large and we'll filled and matured.
The stalk was raised on VIM. Bens-
coter's farm. Some large ears are
being brought to town by different
farmers, and quite collection is on
exhibition at R. I. Garden & Co.'S
store. Some Of the ears are fifteen
inches long and nine inches in CIR
conference. 80
A gang OF men are busy fencing In
the right-of-way Of the new railroad
to Oskaloosa. A gang Of men are al
SO putting up the wire for the West
ern Union Telegraph Co., along the
same railroad. It looks now as If
the road would be ready to open in q
short time. r... .....s .r.as.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-01
birthday Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Terrell last
week entertained small company of
their near relatives at sort of fam
lily reunion and dinner at their home
on North G street in honor of the
seventy-third birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Terrell. The following day
happened to be the fiftieth birthday
anniversary of Will Howar, and the
affair was repeated at his home and
about the same guests enjoyed both
occasions.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-01
BIG EXCURSION.
One Hundred Tickets Sold at This
Station for Minneapolis.

The Iowa Central excursion to st.
Paul and Minneapolis via the M. &
st. L., Saturday evening, was quite
largely patronized from this city.
The excursion started from Center.
vile and was augmented at this sta
ton by a delegation from the eastern
division of the road. About one hun
dred tickets were sold from the oska-
loosa station and there was quite a
good sized train load when the excur-
sion reached its destination. The
train left this city about midnight.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-01

Zone reason why Iowa republic
ans roll up the majority from $4,000
to 100000 each year is because they
work at politics as they do their bust
ness, asserts the Abba Union. "They
believe in republican principles, they
work for them, they talk for them,
they fight for them, and they vote for
the republican candidates" That's
what every republican in Mahaska
county should do. Get good ticket
like the present one, then stick to It.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-01
Cured Hemorrhaaes Of tn. Lung.


Cured Hemorrhages OF the Lungs.
Several years since my lungs were
SO badly affected that had many
hemorrhages," writes A. NJ. AXE, Of
Wood, Ind. II took treatment with
several physicians without any bene-
At. then started to take Foley's
Honey and Tar and my lungs are now
as sound as q bullet. I recommend
1t in advanced stages OF lung trou-
BILE" Foley's Honey and Tar stops
the cough and heals the lungs, and
prevents serious results from cold.
Refuse substitutes. " .
@ Green & Bentley Drug Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-10-01
-Fairfeld Ledger: This seems tc

Fairfield Ledger: This seems to
be great year for raising Iowa col
lege debts and endowments. Penn
college, Oskaloosa, has wiped out a
debt of $30,500, Iowa Wesleyan uni.
versity lacks only $4,000 of provid-
ing for her Indebtedness Of 800, 900,
while Parsons college Of this city will
raise 100000 within the year to
make good her losses by fire and for
the erection of new buildings. Could
this have been done in Iowa ten years
ago?