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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

The Creek race horse at Henton.
Beaver county, that tas been running
away from everything matched against
it, vas cleaned up in a fash last week
by q foreign nag that ambled into the
county. Strangers who came in 70
bet on the new horse carried away a
SaclSfui of money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20
LsAosarTrsa

Local Happenings Of city and Tsrrt
tory Briefly Told.
Applicable to Most Anything that Hap
pens.
Well. you know,
We told you so,
But we shant blow
About It. No
alexander Posey Of Enfaula Is the
Dooley Of laeian territory politics
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

The takers who started the story
that David E. George who died at Enid
was John Wilkes BootE will soon be
ready to start on sideshow tour
with the corpse They succeeded in
getting thousands Of dollars worth OF
free advertising for the fraud
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

enjoying health grateful and only
too pleased endorse such great EDwARD
604 ii st, n. w, Washington, d. c.
Mrs Pinkhan whose address Mass will cheer
a o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

A bullfrog that lives in the neigh.
borhood Of Tuskogee. Greek nation,
has q voice like a panther
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

YoUNG WoMEN had frequent hea3aches OF nature
dark before and at menstrual periods suffered
the lodge advised Lydia
Compound, but soned good advice and
until bought
bottle started taking it. had the best in the world to
health
finally entirely without menstruaon periods lam most
GRATEFUL" Central Ave, Minneapolis Mimi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

Miss Nettie Blackmore, Minneapolis,
tells how any young woman may be per
manently cured of monthly pains by taking
LYDIA E. P1nkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

A Checotak farmer has field OF
timothy that will make two tons to
the acre. The timothy is waist high
and the heads from eight to ten
inches long
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

It tok three days to start horse
race at Carmen and many sports
ms.n forgot which horse he had bet
on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20
Details of Another Case.

@DEAR Mrs. PrNKHAM: - Ignorance and
carelessness is the cause of most of the suffer
ings of women. believe that if we properly
understood the laws of health we would all be
we'll, but if the sick women only knew the
truth about Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, they would be saved much suffer
ing and would soon be cured
81 used it for five months for local diff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

Sixteen converts to the Methodist
church at Kinghsher. who insisted up
on immersion in running water. we're
bapused In Uncle Johns creek.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

Floods caused a shortage Of binding
twine in eastern Oklahoma, and many
farmers are binding their wheat In
the old wrist way.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
SHERIFFS MEET AT DUBUQUE
TwsntY-hrst Annual Session of the
State Association in Convention
With Large Attendance.

Dubuque, July 13.-The twenty-frSt
annual convention of the Iowa Sheriff's
association is in session in Dubuque,
with ons Of the largest attendances
IN years. When the convention was
called 10 op&aT there were about fifty
m0Knb bars Of tia association to greet
PBssidsAt Anderson. Mayor Berg de-
liSersd the address Of welcome, in
which he praised the calling of the
kAariE and eulogized those who see
that the laws are obeyed and arrest
thoss who Violate them. He gave the
visitors hearty welcome to the city
and expressed the hope that they would
enjoy themselves while here. Presi-
dent Anderson responded on behalf Of
the association, in which he reviewed
the work OF the year and spoke on the
objects Of the organization. Follow
ing this came the reports OF officers Of
the organization. ...
The afternoon session was short
one and was taken up with the adj
dress of G. r. Thorman-
In the evening the members of the
association enjoyed ride on the Mis-
sissippi The election of officers will
take place here, and it is conceded
that L. B. Cousins Of Council Bluffs
will be chosen president.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16

I. S. c. Trustees Meet Next Wednes-
day-SevGral Candidates Are
in Line of Election.

Ames, July 13.-NeXt Wednesday
July Is, the college board of trustees
will hold their regular meeting. At
that time steps will probably be taken
towards the election of a successor TO
Professor H. c. Price as head C tn
horticultural department. professor
Price recently resigned the position to
accept the deanship Of the Ohio Agri-
cultural college.
Two names at least are being men
toned for the position. One is A. T.
Erwin, at present assistant in the de-
partment. Professor Erwin is agradu
ate of Arkansas and also took advanc"@
work at Iowa State college and at thu
Missouri botanical gardens at st. Louis
He received his masters degree -
Anes.
Professor n. E. Hansen of South d.
kota Agricultural college, at BrookinGs.
S. D., is also mentioned. He gradual.
ed in the horticultural department at
Iowa State college when that work
was under Professor Budd. He assist
ed later Professor Budd in his well
known two volumes work on horticul-
ture.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
REWARD 70 DEFRAY EXPENSES
Body of Harold Savage Recovered
Men Who Found the Body Gave
Reward to Help Parents.

Cedar Falls, July 11.-Hhe funeral OF
Harold Savage, the lad who lost his
life in the Cedar river was held from
the Baptist church conducted by the
pastor the Rev p G. Nielsen. The
body was inferred in Greenwood.
The city offered reward OF $50 for
the recovery OF the remains after the
search had progressed for a day. The
discovery of the body was made by
Frank Ward and man named Ben
deem. They claimed and received tae
reward and then turned it over to the
parents Of the boy to be used in de-
frayiug the funeral Expenses. The IA,
Their has no regular employment, but
operates a seine for soft fish and hun;S
pearls in the river. The body va
found footing tooe downward. TE~
parents believe that the boy suffered 2
sunstroar eai VAS uaonsSi9us whc
he sank i@sD tie water. as there W.
scarcely any water in the lungs.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
WAS BEN FERRIS MURDERED?
Mutilated Body Of Man Found en-
Great Western Tracks at Du-
buqus-Foul Play Feared.

Dubuque, July 13.-Startling facts
have come to light in the case Of Ben
Ferris, whose mutilated body was found
on the Great Western tracks here Sun
day morning. There is belief that
the young man was the victim Of foui
play and that his untimely death
marked the close Of love affair in
which he was slain by a jealous rival.
The theory advanced is that he was
murdered in cold blood and his body
then taken to the railroad tracks and
thrown thereon, with the idea of hay
ing the wheels of train pass over him
and in this manner avert suspicion OF
murder to that OF accidental death.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
CHARITY OF HARDIN COUNTY
Barrels OF Food, Clothing and Sums
of Money Given to Flood
Sufferers.

Mdora, July ia number of bar
relg of clothing, a considerable sum of
money and several boxes and bales Of
provisrsas and supplies have U-en
shipped from Hardin county this week
for the relief of the flood sufferers OF
Topeka, Aan. The goods consigned
from this place were shipped to Rev
o. S. Morrow Of Topeka, and the mem
bers of the w. r. c. and the G. A. r.
posts have been instrumental in rails
ing these donations. Collections OF
money we're hken in the various
churches of the city for the relief Of
me Kischineff and Scandinavian suffer
ers, and the people OF Hardin county
hsye responded most literally for the
relief Of their more unfortunate broth
erS.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
Wednesday, July ~.
2.SO PAGE, PURSE $500.

/. Riley NcGregor, b. e., ny Bonnie
McGregor. c. 8. Wheeler, LaPlata'
Missouri.
2. DR.. Derell, br. o., by JWsge NorVal,
3. Thrassell, Shefield, Iowa.
.. Roy Gilbert, b. g., by Roy Wilkes,
giekinger & Chandler, Monroe, Wis.
4. Beulah c., Q. m, by Attorney. Fhad
C. Hustled. New Boston. Ills.
s. Reality, b. g., by Kequital, w. A.
Jerome, Oregon, Ills.
6. Jennie NJ, b. m, by Barondale, S
]. Merrill, Des Moines, Iowa.
Z. p6e Alton b. m, by Nutpine, W. D
Kirby, Springfield, Ills.
8. Billy A, b. g., by Fast Nation
Birch Auldridge, Upton, Iowa.
.. Chilly-the-Clipper, by Hail Cloud
H. ]. Van Vliet, Pella, Iowa.
10. Black Satin, bl. m, by Alcsntara
Chas. Kenyon, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
II. Judge Wade, b. s., by Allerio, Mike
McInerny, ottumwa. Iowa.
Il. Lady Elton, b. H., by Elfwood
Fred Fraseur, Upton, Iowa.
10. Lady Knapp, b. m, by AMT Jr.
Mrs. S. A. Knapp, Redheld, Iowa.
IA. Red Sign, S. h, by Attorney, A
w. Mannon, New Boston, Ills.
Is. Harry Thompson, d. g., Al Russell
Columbus Junction. Iowa.
16. d. w. Bates. by Grand George
John BalIew, Centerville, Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
WOMEN TO INSTALL EXHIBIT
Exposition Commission Names Com
Haission to Look After the Work
Soms Of the Business.

Dies Moines, July 13.-The executive
committee OF the Iowa commission on
the Louisiana Purchase exposition has
made selection of the members of the
woman's auxiliary committee to have
change of the work of installing ex-
hibits Of special interest to women. The
women selected are Mrs. w. III. Bailey,
Des Moines, ex-president of the State
Federations Of Women's clubs; Mrs. H.
e. Deemer, Red Oak, wife Of the mem
Der Of the supreme court, and Mrs. III.
J. Howe of MarshalltoWu, prominent in
club work among the women Of the
state.
Secretary Conway Of the commits
sion has filed his report with the state
executive council. The total amount
of money spent by this commission,
which was organized July l, 1902, Is
IS, 777.74; of this amount S4,915.94 has
been spent in starting the Iowa build
ing at st. Louis. The administration
expenses are $2,21.19. The thirteen
commissioners receive no salary for
their services, but are paid their nee
essary expenses in connection with
their work at the worlds fair, in the
coiduct of business the arrangement OF
an Iowa exhibit, etc. The sum of ST.
80 has been paid for salaries; S271.-
35 has been spent for contingent funds;
$2O5 for insurance; $261.84 has been
spent in the agriculture exhibit de-
.partment; 1901 ST medication; $20.50 in
woman's department; S165.75 in the
manufactures and machinery depart
ment, and 1872 in publicity. The COM
mission has total of $125,OOO at is dis
posal.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
No. 1920 PAGE, PURSE
$780,,

/. Isabel w, bl. m, by Woodford, /.
Hileman, Sheldon, Iowa.
2. Rubber Neck, by Free Coinage, ]. T.
Slusher. Bern, Kansas.
8. Miss Ingle, b. m, by Benefactor, H.
w. Hogue, Marshalltown, Iowa.
4. Beulah c., 8. m, by Attorney, T. c.
Hustled, New Boston Ills.
5. Jennie L., br, M, by Bermuda Boy,
w. D. Kirby, Springfield, Ills.
6. Angie, ]. E. wisecarver, Fairfield,
Iowa. - Of
z. Miss Only, br. m, Al Russell, Col
umbus Junction. Iowa.
8. Dick Yates, b. g., Al Russell, Col
umbus Junction. Iowa.
9. Bonnie Bird, b. m, by Allerio, Mike
NcInerny, Ottumwa, Iowa.
10. Alice Medium, b. m, by Alltold,
Geo. Miller, Eldora, Iowa.
II. Star Aegon, s. g., by Aegon, G. F.
Hutchins, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
-. Red Sign, s. h., by Attorney, A
w. Mannon, New Boston. Ills.
10. Vyzala, oh. g., by Vyzant, NJ. f,
Coonon, Emmetsburg, Iowa.
IA. Iowa, b. m, by Strawberry, II.
Woods, Eldon. Iowa.
Road race by Oskaloosa Driving
Club.
.Running Race, "a Mile Dash,
Purse $4,000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
FREE FOR Abb PAGE,
PURSE $500.

! Ardell Simmons, b. s., by Wilkie
Simmons, Smith G Strickland, Man
chester, Iowa.
2 Barney L., b. G., by Billy Bixby,
Mrs. A. N. Donley, Wichita, Kan.
3. Cannon, by Gambetta, L. A. Meek,
err Hedrick. Iowa.
4. Grasshopper, b. g, Ingham & Ewert,
Pierre, s. D.
5. Fossie o., g. M, by Elect o., Fl
Woods, Eldon, Iowa.
6. Vyzant Star, b. g.. by Advance, c.
]. Lent, Manson, Iowa.
Z. Commodore, b. g.. J. c. Kathan,
Usage, Iowa.
8. DR.. Petit, b. g., J. J. MAnbeek, Des
Moines, Iowa.
9. Wilkes Jim, by Jim Wilkes, 3. G.
Cook, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
10. Alpha W., b. m, 2:0S, Allen Bras,
Independence, Iowa.
II. Roy the Kid, 2:07 IA, ch. g., J.
Schoonover Elgin, Ills.
II. Little Squaw, 2:06, Frank Ceide,
burg, Sedalia. Mo.
13. Kentucky Star, b. g., 2:0S IL, by
Robert McGregor, Thomas Johnson
Ashland, Ky.
Road race by Oskaloosa Drivirl
Club.
Running Race, SD Mile Dash
Purse $500.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
Running Race, 4 1-2IFur1ong Dash
Purse 500.
Thursday, July 70.
2.l5 TROT, PURSE $500,

1. Bonnie Thomas, s. g., by Bonnie
McGregor, w. S. Sears, La Plata,
Missouri.
2. G. W., b. g., by Saracenett, Waller
Bros, Charles City, Iowa.
3. Dulcie, bl. M, by Drumbo, J. G.
Kathan, Usage, Iowa.
4. Dolly A, b. M, by Allerio. Geo.
Cloyd Ottumwa, Iowa.
5. Red GreenIander. b. h., by 6peen-
lander, c. B. NcCulloch, OskalooSa,
Iowa.
6. Meta Arthur, b. M, by Kirk Arth-
ur, H. A. Rutherford, Austin, MINI.
Z. Baron May, b. s., by Barondale, H.
Woods. Eldon Iowa
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
HE GETS CHANGE OF VENUE
MSnona County Minister viii Be
Tried in Courts of Wood
bury County.

'Onawa, July 13-Judge Wakefield
has granted a change of venue in the
case of the state VS. Rev. c. B. Nc
Kay, far the seduction of Clara Kraft,
taking the case to Woodbury. county,
where It will be tried at the August
term.
The case of the state against the
Rev. Mckay for assault upon Ida Kraft,
whom he afterwards married, is now
pending in the supreme court, he haV-
ing been convicted and sentenced 70
two and a half years in the Anamosa
pa4tamEaary. The reverend gentle
man has been living in South Sioux
City, NSb., for some time and Is in
poor health.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
FATHER DOSTAL IS DROWNC
Sad Accident Occurred at Chelsea
Dead Priest Only Recently
Installed.

Chelsea. July 11.-ReV. Father J
seph Dostal, pastor OF the Cathc
church at this place, was drowned
the Iowa river here. In company "
his brother, Rev Dostal went to {
river about a mile south Of town i
evening at Z o'clock to go in bath.
The men entered the water, and re
Dostal either was caught in a strC
undercurrent or was seized with crar
and sank from sight before assistar
could reach him. The body was rec0
cred about $3.50, one-fourth Of II.
below where the drowning occurred
Rev. Father Dostal was installed
pastor here only last Sunday, haVi
been assigned to his charge at the r
cent annual retreat at Dubuque.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
FIND MISSING MAIL POUCH
Had Lain Under Depot Platform at
Sloan for Four Years-Will
be Returned.

Sloan, July 13.-While the railroad
company was repairing the platform at
the Northwestern depot here mail
pouch was found under the north end
Of the platform. The pouch was a
large heavy, leather one, and when
thrown from the train had probably
bounded under the platform. The
pouch was still locked There were
probably two or three letters. All the
contents were so completely rotted ii
was impossible 70 make out the names
The papers bear date OF October "a.
1899. one OF which was the Sioux City
Journal and two South Omaha stock
Journals. The pouch is completely rot
ted but II and the lock will be re-
Turned W the department.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
REV. PURDY HAS RESIGNED
Marshalltown Minister Will Accep
Call to Oskaloosa Pastorate-To
Take Effect Sept. /.

MarshalltoWn, July 11.-Rev. f. r.
Purdy, who has been pastor Of tn
Friends church in this city for the p9S'
two years, has resigned and will &C
cept a call to the church at Oskaloosa,
His resignation tafss effect the frs
Of September. Mr.. PuTdy leaves Ma
shalltown because the field at OsI9.
loosa is more promising, Penn colleGe
being located at that city, which in
stitntion is under the care Of the
Friends denomination. The congreea-
ton at OskaIoosa will also be large
and the situation more to his liking
than at this place.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
COMMITTEE IS NOW COMPLET.
Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. n. z. Deenc
Will Represent Iowa Women
at st. Louis Fair.

MarshaIItown, July 11.-Mrs. H. :
Howe OF this city, has been honor
by appointment as one Of three me"
beps Of the Iowa auxiliary commit
of women to arrange the woman's 9.
hibit at the St. Louis fair. The a.
pointment was made by the executi'
committee of the Iowa commission O
the Louisiana Purchase exposition. TIL,
other two on the committee are MIR,
w. H. Bailey OF Des Moines, and MIR
Horace E. Deemer Of Red Oak. Mr.,
Howe has not decided definitely whet'
er she will accept the honor, and wi
inquire into the nature of her dutlcE
before accepting.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
Tuesday, July Al
No. 1--2:35 TR0T, PURSE
$500.

1. Alto NJ, g. h., A. N. Utterback,
Hedrick, Iowa.
2. Grace Wilson, rh. m, w. d. Kirby,
Springfield, Ills.
8. Pat Ford, CHI. g., by Bitten, Chas.
Kenyon, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
4. Aegonwood, Oh. h., Al Russell, Col
umbus Junction, Iowa.
5. Lam DeField, b. g., by Lamarch,
VIM. Becroft, Eldora, Iowa.
6. Judge C, b. g., by Attorney, Chas.
A. Smith, Marion, Iowa.
Z. Miss I. w. Harper, bl. m, by Cali
leo Rex, Chas. B. McCulloch, OSka-
loosa, Iowa.
8. Gov. Gear, b. S., by Pat W., L. A.
Neeker, Hedrick. Iowa.
9. Dan A., c. Z. Alexander, Des
Moines, Iowa.
10. Twin-I-One, b. m, H. Woods, FL
don, Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
HOSPITAL rs NOW COMPLETE
Will he Dedicated in the
Near Eutslre

MarshaHtown, July 1.-THE new
Thomas hospital in this city is almost
completed and will soon be ready for
occupancy. The work on the interior
Of the building is progressing rapidly.
The formal dedication of the building
Ills net likely to take place for somc
time, although it will be opened for
the accommodation within few weeks.
The building is a very handsome three
story structure and will have about
afty rooms with all the modern hospi-
tai conveniences.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
YOUNG FARM HAND DROWNED
Coon River Being Dragged For Re-
covery of Body of John john
son--Was in Bathing.

Lake City, July 1o.-John Johnson,
a farm hand working on the E. G..
Fobes farm, south of here about two
miles, was drowned in the Coon river
while in bathing. The river has been
dragged and dynamited ever since, but
no trace of his body has been found.
The river has raised about two feet
since the accident, which will render
It impossible to find the body until the
water goes down.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
II. Major BEST, J. W. Cooper, Woon
socket, s. D.
IS. Iowa, b. f., by Strawberry, H.
Woods, Eldon. Iowa.
2.25 GTROT, PURSE $500.

l. Ruben w, b. s. by Nutwood, I. Hile'
man, Sheldon, Iowa.
2. Pay Day, b. m, by Neponsett, Geo.
Stultz, Terra Haute. Ind.
3. Ned, b. s., by Drumbo, ]. c. Kathan,
Usage, Iowa.
4. Fon SEGA, b. m, by Decator Wilkes,
]. c. Kathan, Usage, Iowa.
5. Bob NJ, Al Russell, Columbus juno
ton, Iowa.
6. Moreno, b. m, Al Russell, Columbus
Junction, Iowa.
Z. Bodega Girl, d. m, by Ellershc
Wilkes, G. B. McCulloch, Oskaloosa,
Iowa.
8. Van Hart, b. g., Frank Mccoy Des
Moines, Iowa.
g. Miss Adrian, by Adrian Wilkes, C.
W. Mcmillan, Garrison, Iowa.
10. Sen Sen, by Senator A, c. E. Alex
ander, Des Moines, Iowa.
II. Billie B., by Vyzant, C. e. Alexan-
der, Des Moins. Iowa.
Road Race by Oskaloosa Driving
Club
Running Race, 4 1-2IFur1ong Dash
PttrSS sion.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
Baptist Picnic.

The Baptist church Sunday school
enjoyed a picnic at Whitnore's park
on the Skunk river yesterday. A very
large number of the members of the
school went and delightful time was
had. The pleasure Of the afternoon
was spoiled somewhat by the heavy
rain and hail which fell there, but II
was soon over and forgotten and the
children enjoyed themselves to the ut
most until their return later in the
evening,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
LIGHTNING AND WlNDsToRM
Frightened Mason City People Who
Were Attending Luella Fish
Forepaugh Show.

Mason q Jr LA fierce cleo
iric storm dJafe se people AZ the Luz
ella Forepaur h-F'isr snow in great
haste to their aomes. The storm struck
II. N. Newelrs house, progtrating his
wife and daughter Mr. Hummer's
barn was bnrrr 'e storm played
havoc with ~ = to Clear Lake
Tor an hour. Tne storm was accompa-
MED By heavy rainfall.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16

INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS Ar
RANGED FOR HAwKEYE
READERS.
TOWN IS NEARLY WIPED OUT
Green Island, Iowa, Not Ear Distant
From Dubuque, Suffers Badly
:. From Flood.

Dubuque. July 13.-Green Island, a
town thirty miles down the river, was
nearly wiped out by the breaking of
the MaQuoketa dam. Fortunately the
residents heards the roar OF the up
preaching flood and ran for the hills
No lives were lost but several houses
were washed away and all flooded The
crops were all washed away SIS was al
so considerable live stock.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
HALF AN APPLE CROP IN IOWA
Small Fruit Has Been Generally Good
in the State This Year-Small
Falling Reported.

Des Moines. July l3 Secretary
Greene of the state horticultural de-
oartment has not secured specific esti-
mates on the July condition OF Iowa
nit, but from other reports be learns
~ the apple crop now bears evidence
: being sbout 50 per cert good There
sefva faY pat
r. ered
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16

Oelwein, July 13.-G. Potts, a prom
inent horseman here was seriously
If not fatally hurt in a runaway. The
horse became frightened at paper and
started to run, throwing Mr.. and Mrs.
Potts ont. Mr.. Potts was injured in
ternally, the doctors as yet being I'M
able to locate the trouble. His nose
was Also broken.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16

Bancroft, July ia prosperous
farmer named Hans Anderson, living
nine miles west of here, suicided by
shooting himself while he was alone III
the house. No cause for the act is
known. Or. w. T. Peters, Of Burt,
the Kossuth county coroner, has been
notified.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
News Notes From Various Cities of
the Hawkeye State.

Sioux City, July 13.-Charles Wick
lund and William Cameron were killed
near Lyons, Neb., by a traction engine
falling through the bridge over Black
bird creek.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16

Boone, July 13.-Ernest Wiley, the
1e-year-oh son of P. F. Wiley of Jack
Bon township, had a fight recently with
an Infatuated bull, which came near
costing him his life. AS it was he es-
capped with broken leg. the member
having been broken in two places.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16

Independence, July 13.-The mate at
PENDANTS at the insane hospital struck
demanding a reinstatement of the for
ner scale of wages, which was cut al
most hal fin the past few months.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-16
OttunWd VS.. OSkdlOOSd
PURSE $500.

Dolly A., b. m, 2:17 IL, by Allerio,
owned, by Geo. Cloyd, ottumwa, Ia.
Red Greenlander, b. h., 2:1S IA, by
Greenlander, owned by Chas. B.
McCulloch, Oskaloosa, Iowa.