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The Arizona sentinel., 1903-02-25
Alfalfa for Swine Pasture.

The Colorado experiment station in a bulletin on swine feeding has the fol- lowing on alfalfa pasture:
 ''It is essential in raising hogs to have some pasture grass for them; es- pecially is this true of the brood sows and the young pigs, which need not only the green feed but the exercise and sunshine out of doors. Alfalfa ful- fills this requirement. admirably, as it makes forage which is perfectly safe for hogs to pasture, is nutritious, pala- table, grows early in the spring and late in the fall. Alfalfa produces more green forage per acre than any other forage used for hog pasture in the cen tral west. Colorado is credited with 799,6l acres of this crop. It is essen tial to every ranch where mixed farm- ing is carried on. Alfalfa is grown to such an extent in the state that any farmer or stockman could spare few acres for hog pasture. The value of an acre of alfalfa throughout the sea- son for laying on pork has not been re- ported from any station, but long ex- perience has taught practical hog raisers that little corn or q small amount of other grain, together with good alfalfa pasture, will give excellent returns. Alfalfa alone seems to supply little more than a maintenance ration, but as such is very valuable.
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-02-25
One Dollar Reward

Will be paid for recovery of gold trimmed eyeglasses, lost between the court house and postoffice. Leave at the Sentinel office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-02-25
For Sale Cheap.

For sale cheap-Ranch of 160 acres in Yuma valley, under both irrigation sys- tens. Address Box 49, Yuma, A. T. t4
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-02-25
Tree Pruner Wanted.

A man who understands fruit tree pruning can get job by calling at the Sentinel office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-02-25
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed in Yuma postOffice, week ending February ?, 1903: Bellah, w J Bemish. Mamie NJ Chacon. Jose FrejO, Julian Fitzgerald, J C Guitson, Conccion Hernandez, S-2 Hayes, C NJ Jefferson, D B Johnson, Richard Jonson, Franque Maistra, Rul Pickett, Hattie Richardson, S D Reynolds, c B Sierra, Francisco E Sandoyal, A D Saavedio, A E-< Turner, Walter Wilson, John Williams, M NJ
 Persons calling for above letters will please say advertised"
 R. H. CHANDLER, P. NJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-02-25
For Sale.

Cedar fence posts. Prices right.
 YUMA LUMBER COMPANY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-02-25
TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bremo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-02-25

Sweet and wholesome bread-you can't help liking tat Shorcy's.
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-02-25
Itching Skin

Distress by day and night
 That's the complaint of those who are so unfortunate as to be afflicted with Eczema or Salt Rheum-and out ward applications do not cure. They can't.
 The source of the trouble is in the blood-make that pure and this scal- ing, burning, itching skin disease will disappear.
 II was taken with an itching on my arms which proved very disagreeable. concluded 1t was salt rheum and bought @ bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla. In two days after began taking it I felt better and it was not long before 1 was cured. Have never had any skin disease sinee." MRS. IDA k. WARD, Cove Point, Md. Hoods JdrSdpdriUd
 and Pills rid the blood of all impurities and cure all eruptions.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16

tysHaltatal % 5snaciHsse viii BE wIise So
makes 6itaF aatctsiNp aE osINe. Beaitsi
Gnl claJsilat Slsfafs wsggsh Eenlltars
fSEqH $50 to $a9s5 aEe l5eaiGtg slaughter
ed at bsEtAss FaisfitIg GESsp SSe SO d.S ssjtl
No iiHAlliiea1st PURCHASER SHOULD Ap-
sest II diqlas Ap a 1sta1tO or ssp eTsan
lEitsisqiE fAFFt I,fssilAg q rfaiJ 81 AHs3Jfsc-
ts,9p 10 tslEB fspstat slaughter sass. &cal
seq Raaiag q GftpEQisGil.y dependable
Yitaps, bearing a tiae4gnqEef nanls,
esF Sl(08D ~ $4,000 lIsss fisaa IL iss-
tstalss asked To- AllaafHA,apEs 81 Rs51Es On
40 fApF&dtqa whatever
AgIy ApatftsaleFt heay he sssaispsa
sEga is lgp9p tis etasiisst M9s1sly Or
quarterly y8ssa8pSs III desired, st9ns
t,ssE fganlnGs Remember MS BgIa08.
No. 10 First eBs4REts s8sBg
H.. NJ NICHOLS, M;aRagas
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16
AZ. =. ssaatar iip sesas siII.

Al AZ SSqltar ilp K.S4te H4ill
laas HtSlsg Iiiisily.. HIltp has llsssaAi hltat
iiaE an extended viait WStsl relatives
Ilseag E,yaaisaiiie;, Faasiisfeaf fissHte With
lstss HftqsssSF isfst Esaak.
stsss 81 y. 4,iIaa8 HAS 8safte to visit
lIlas paiaAg ~ Bowling GfE4san, 49,
s,pd lIfstar 30 viii gsip A,fis husband
s,ey G,fIa4ps at eieaiF Hew llS&asstpp AZ
fpRtdsTa 4hssiSKa
Tfkte Fees EEsss'Sili5e B4EstaAFAp VIII
hole f5halF dlilasF6sriy anasstilg EAif
,v,aak Res, ~. 10 ViipSAq& dEstFIe3
f,ssRgR,sss, #iiH be Al aetspdA5Gf. A
<,SgfssI fs4gfgtls,9a As given Nv fifse 5ssss.
~ II aa6Ad aksse@ rpaatssgE. flas
,g,aasipts bagiR Friday H.giE As& cSa
t,p,9 65kF Sunday
8 H. Sherman, WIG H. SRs 81 ffts
RFeaf iSse 4s4F ri 2pF E,ss SsIstcSsf lfifd
a. sgss FssgLldSIfgl 81 alss RS6F, eSS,
1pgqERiit AQ several S9AHSs 81 as fssss
jaq4ey az aqe eS8F s,fR 444d presented
10 3%4siyy la5t F.issBfay, as& 80 SRS caE
igaRg;iae as j2y GAags w&s IA S4sl2ys
paiSs AZ tAs 2sFii,Sq8aF tfasf. &F
s.gAfmag 5qt9FRed ds EkR5 Ia R4a aiL
34q6y sqf6R OF 1865 B9g8ds "a A.6Eey
f,,g4q b4S 1853 hpss #s4$9R, SEQ ~ III sI
fFs fiaey t6S, A. ySaF reporter Gsa tss.
Eafy ARy6Rs ReGfi6& hSRsy iR bsfgs
agsRtfitAe8 #8qiA DO #eH 90 correspond
Eiia4 s. h. SHeFR28s, F3ss tft8, lows
INV ~, Nasty,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16
4EST eEHTEB

Hr gH4 Hr4 6iaFit FeFFeit wefe IN
attsHaa4Es at . sabbath 8eh88t cen,
FeHtigA III sFtiHg sfeek tGEHshiB 81
54iy ~
f5ast Wgsk Was 4 Eafy bHsy lime N
tbs befFE fiei4s: AbgHt gHe FH9F6 aas
Wiit fniah this bHsiRess: Fhe beFfies
#ets Ans But #efe H8t SO tiBHRaaat ss
In f6ffAef yeafs a..
RAE WhG4a8H is iyiHs EeFy stek az
Ais h8me R8ftR 81 the GeHteF seh66t
hgHTe:
qua MirGf Nas stefegHiG VITA hest
iast Hesk WAile fHakths nag;
fAe Missrs Niis8Ay or PesesH' ais
ePeHai-a 4 #sek ~ ms MiHHF hesHe:
ire NpFtH is sEeRaiag s6fHs alHe
#ttA teg @lste+, stFe. Al PfantHsf, te:
f4ts g9i4g " hef A8-4e IN Baketa:
NJ s-A Mfs Aiie8Ga speRt sHHaSf
~ lAg gitE FitR thelF aapshteFs;
f,|aRk Skee~ske ana family Fisttea
u ~ psFeHtai sh8smake h6ns tsst
WeaRsslsg.
ab8l4s9 G8AiR NAN ash bees weti
r34lpFaa ana #eishtY WIN tGRe5 ~
%iR8 F9F siBPIe btve 9f St8B8 faF tbFee
pIEFe. fbeY are esHippsa VITA q %
". raAE easq. Fhe b8BeE tbat IL ~
tVese biEeg il #eii W8fth the fHHHF4
t3 say R8tbtBB 81 tbe ASSURES. HH'.
qbassF G8Hia mayR his bEes Al bi> cen.
EenteneR.
4,B8ma- E'8Ap viii GgRt hts eeHRtf3
reeA9EEe ana PtyG posssS4f6H aFtSf
septemp9F !. 4S3$ 8R9S Il 4 NeE$ Dc.
aGabis ptafR u any peF@6H that aeSs
ppt WeRt mTeb fSFp1 @oFE. Fb9 pace
c2pslsts vi Ten a2Fas Win $3.50 IN
pT1yyeyqP8eR+s situated Ave miles RooFftthh;
vest ri ssF99i2IQps2 and wiittRhiin one miigae
AZ W9tyerrIE 4prrf-r. ApyIna 6eaasS9frlf3s "a
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Rtrdrfaat Rcute No. :
4uiy III. Center.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16
HOLINESS CAMP MEETING
~ esKALassA,
August 1874, 'O3.
4siF&saais 58Rii
RasE Hill

NOSE TtiEt-f
n: Il: AHeHstiHe anu wife, Of Beita,
WeFG IN tgWH AfgRaaF ana TUESDAY.
BgF, &: g: tiemBFee, az fies BteiRes,
vine allied Inc BuiBit 81 the Christian
ehHFeR, had fiHe aHaieRee 10 besF
him. PC is expected back IN tive
Weeks.
RiFs. iiZEie agBaspeea 9f 6skaieesaD
has bGeR spending Z #eek ~ the heHe
OF heF father jas: 4. stuart:
AiFs ARRle feFgeF, 81 slg6HFReF
wac 4 Fisit8F ~ tRe MaFeaFet h: sGNt:
81 heme IN R8se tiili tsst week
iae tistaF iS paRtlBB Inc new R6FeR
bNlit aFGHRd the fFeat 81 n; d. tt6B:
reFe atgFe. WBieh #akes " iaek very
RDe.
Fbs taaie& 8f tRa BeWeFth League
efeaFea sBeWt s8hbh ~ tRe lee cream
SDGlst isst SATURDAY. Hight,
Mrs 4. W: stewt Is visiting IL 6sfa
t8G@a aHa AHA tSi& waak with hef
ssRs. deeFFe aDH Edward
R8H G. Z. Adams, wR8 has baeR Bas:
VIZ 81 tRs R0se HW elFeWtt faF nearly
tWa &aaFS,#ht tesye tS's weeR faF Zen,
haH9 6NtaSPwS. WNaFR he mas haa q
SAT- rs pFGash.
bFHSe MiHtsef aHa lisa F4eeReF,twe
~ s'pHHFH2F% RGF&a hHS&Fs, #eFa ~
H8s2 Hht 8H NaRdaH BiaM ieekiAS
ter shHPiHF haFSGS.
W ". t. PSS@$ I'VE seas fF8@
F9it4 SF9 visitip& ~ FRa b8F92 az ShsiF
grandfather Elijah BSsbS
FtRR. WfH. BeSFasiqE and family, ei
BsSe9H g,awg down II IAe Hill 8Aes:
2aS mGfRtHe ~ visit NJ The w. tt;
fh,81US& R1Fns RGFth al t8%R. they
SaiFsa IN !. ". Boak While here ANA
ESsit9a awhile.
We resolved WeF8 this TUESDAY AZ
ty9effR Piooo6n III the death 8E 9HF esd f4ead,
Ambrose BH@ns. al eySSaEoesas %h9
hSd been IN E@FS R65E health {1F a
499ntg tine.
Mites 5sSs7e Zones, sraHoeS8FSPPARaeF IN
he F9ePslfss+tFlS Department al tSs Rast.
9tltta IN 81 h6hiS. Mo- IS Mere visit
iA4fs her parents d8ftSE kaF vacation
r &. Fffen6 and wife. "a 9,skAAAsoei6ofsA
9gPfaeHt Sunday al tSa = y. Re9SF2f
4 fo}lFlii@ IN Rose HfH.
%ifsS ANY stt1nb. vi ReAs2 Is visit.
M IN the H4H THIS week AoS6EiAS after
the AR1HsRAl0h III AaF grandfather, q.
". ftolsIr.
#gERS fglHt III Peoria passed
+ltt lFio2JEtsA the Hih a few 9aSS ago ard
GGaslhed 70 see VIE bit wats t2S @AFlS5, /.
We had not eqgRR 10 tlA ojaSe. goa22
a atE:tsiiir, water, We viii be IN the next
tire.
&f-s AFie, So};te!r Qg HlgeolHl N,eb,.
Aias a9eA yifghiHs All Tire PSs5eaftsssh w,
q. HfifRiaFa ARynse AID AFRO vitA Afiasl
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16
GREATEST eur IN PIANO AND or
GAN PRICES EVER KNOWN
HERE - NEXT SATURDAY,
JULY 70, WILL sE 6ReAN
SLAUGHTER DAY,
TWENTY-FIVE FINE eRaANs WILL
az sAeRiFieEe=eEf READY
ron TIE EVENT,

wherever bskaieasa papers eifeua
tstp the Pe8Pie are deeply aroused 60
Che Importance ef the gfeat closing cut
slaughter saie &c planes ana organs At
3tN tEst avenue east.
All nature Is said t8 have its regular
Re3Fs 6F steeR aRa betere the iAa9s-
NFatiaR ef this Vefltabia slaughter es
AaRa aaa 5Fsaa RFiees, RiaRss were
s'NWBeFiR@ ~ 6skaieSsa. fReR, tea
,Na general RAbiie were Numbering
ga tAa BiaAs question. but Aew than
tAe very best planes can be secured ia
WsRS instances feF less money tRaa
tAa Miea usually asked f8F inferior
8Res, tAe RRRiie u SWiN ag8Wsaa, and
are takiA8 advantage ~ {se Money
saving opportunity eBeFeA at tAis
aY9at sale.
We G9ARE alasA8 9HF customers
MANY VI the 8est EfSRaiReAt eESfReAs
"a 9,sha4eSsa, and BeaRBe are COMING
{geA ali aiFeetiSRs ts secure enc es
Fhe sfaat bargains. II cen he relied
gpGA tAAs We never do %AfRzs IA a
hsAsiJSeaEsed way. FAe elFe8qaqs Stances
t4As hF9sgAs aseRt tABs S4SsiAzeEt
event are uncomfortable and taa bar
4aiRs AF9 genuine. RAe sleek RWfs
be closed eat regardless "a cost oil
taa e.AE4Fgss RSas4SAe qaeRAeRe.
In a44ssRSR 10 The 9FeAs bargains or.
feFed en- every view RjisRS IA sseslk We
shah Qll6eF i9E tQ9y48e2Esow q special FFs
nj igfssF9iE3taRys taaa With tes4RR the
ssaF@w@ seGgsfs aeRSeEs. One sRsear
did 4e9l5REe 99aA6h ". W ks8aAal4
piano in 9asselisst playing QoiitiifaiseJA
Web w9FSA ShQb Will be sacrificed AeR1
1880. one eSSAiR9a 2hiElseBiRis Rjfl
Arc Of same ftgsla viii go Fri $ES
A cash R;ss#aRt Of S5 down, taasA
EaQaA4E EssRaatyB 0a $8 or $s viii
take QifslaEr Qs che above Bsigsas. the
saleett9a oil new, standard end @iasie1i
esFh made Pianos IN YET ysIFy gepb and
qlfA h;sasaiiib Q;leEeb in this dii|filllhI
are BaaaiBS faa 4toE@ Ro2IA il a
Busy g!es9 ard thaaA Who nave COR
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16

z
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.3Ig J.aIIs!lllIp, ,l,f Sax, gigs.,s, ~ 80
e.faaas "a IH i5sp XXI aooa.
iJ fa III 5re 4aF 2.!ass.Ia cana1aiI
t a .ara NJ y .ssliaig sia .sasi w. q
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slrsi aEE Il h III .a 5e4,a44 az
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an It.5 : & o,i q fs,e ,aa44 ~
t,Ea. x 5bg ll4v44 Ft #
Pg 49, Ee IN H''
n' ana VIC a4q reaplq,5,4
gg lll5 B,lg 5l..f c,.zae ID 4go{ 5,q8,e
W. '3ar
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16

Mrs. WIZ las safa4 no H8s agBsaF
a8ea 81 bcF Pias2 ~ 2 Rs# e98t 81
B2%Hs,
6bs4te8 saF59R aBa wis, "a 68s2'
Isasay es5i64 IN Bar hfi8aYs s8bB8tR
sFsHiES;
seyesal esF iaaas n e9fR hays been
@t.8Red lF9M Hi8 Ff8Gs TO Hampton
Bsbss} 10 c&Ht8.
Mi#g Eate gFg9ieF ID FaBi4lg IN
Ftqyiqs. 4aE w8Ry friends viii be
aia4 II @aie8ma heF II s9sial life
@saia.
Ma4y fFisRds wefs saadsRsa by tRE
aeatR 81 Mary CLARK May We #heb
str efHaFaftfis sens be 10 #sit PFsRsF
81 aH4 ieave 90 sBsaess z character
- ai4 aHF fFieRa,
INV ". w:
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16

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Eitii sattiii!tt q 1ts# tiEssy HIS
MT ana MI ri VI s,Sss,lsI sigaa6aq 5s5tf';ts,
lcA1lef s-E.fg sH5Sp4.ay iby afe feeaAA 81
MS. si6iSi Tiaaps sl.tt6eTE SAt sisssoitsH'ey.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16
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Bgfp FNErslgy tHiy 3, 1904, IL ME-
aH8 MI tfaRf StsgiG, q eP5HHa beE.
B8FR Nrlas| tH,Y ". 1893, 10 NJ
ana Mr. Aeig e5aH; 4 sB5HHA slFi
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q ef z HISS aats tisit #ith Fe'atNe=
Al t5ns'885a.
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re'4afes " FTptrr Fpi9.
RAg Wb44z4eNrr S8TirtE VAN altp \
83rt4' 81 thg S3pprt4 hpiIaipe, #r4t ~
fh9 prgty@cp Dr%t a9lHFA9H rrsAino,
FFc rgG-n ana cake iRe
4. I. C,aFs6n h3s RHfcSs-ed W. rr-
tA94Er +truerIE 9#4ra TX {, Y
scEwAt IN %9ftN SoHrIA s1rrst NJ
r8Ts9n VAN m8Ee tRere 1854.
tt4ck WfNaEAs ana R44r NJ Hn%tcyn
9pqQF ETiasH VAN tEeiF PTptAeF and
Eter BGFls apA Miss M3TH WtiftsHS
AT H1itaI4s h9s rental NE A. y
tybFs9R prppeT-E And W4b moya ReFe
aNont tHe ffst VI erpt9m1Ser.
WiR snow Sn4 Vie VI t4stkraaIpy,P1+aI,
Ffst9A oFeE s1n6aH Vt san Mtt4sapr1Yss
AF, ap4 Atqs. BfAl5, NJ ftr9pA Aap.
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hat #ccr. NJ NetiB VIII VA fef4nree en-
MESA " Anna r66SeF. tFdfrmEnEeGS vi
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16
EiFslas, Marriages aa& Dsesiss.
aAsE14sE LICENSES


EGSwigs T. fss East 81 RSuss2s T. (
ssg9sg Essas17 Wy TIE s%sfs ssas sa4
ssss ,epasE
- EAxR EEst4ReGh ASE
s.oo ( EFsgs5 r., 4asssE, Ross 1851 n
Ss'' Gs9fgiS Wsafsgis WhsS GysSaF 10
osa, { Ghss, RaitESi, GskSi9gss 81
SsSt AsFg Mt;$&sils OssSl@as8 81
CASTOR &c. WABBEi1l,== NamfSg,
AZ hae B9als Of Al NJ 3Sa@s, col West
High sysBBs, Tuesday sTsRiag, July
n, la9#, S. s O'Clock, EfR$Ss Is, Castor
era Miss Georgia WsdGSji, Esquire II
n. KeRaig 6f2eiattag,
'FRA bids is from Whist CRssf and
hgs BR#eFs8s fgiaRds thsfs, NT, Gag
t9# IL g resident OF ti9ss Hiil aRa Is
fi3s son Of David CASTOR, o. tbRt place
Tiers Is 81 Interesting incident con,
HaefAd win tHeif marriage by 'SaHifG
tSeHdig Tssfs Res Wills 10 was Il
jastjRa NJ ms peaes Rs married David
CASTOR sui Miss teHHis Stout, on 10
gembsf q. ls7a, Ernest Is thelr 6fiIy
son sBd ii was theiF wish that hG be
married ny Ar. tsshdig
DYER Died. at Tho hospital IN Dc
HgiRes, dsath resulting from NH 6psf
alton, Mrs. Waiksfbyef, 6f this city
Funeral announcement will he made
later,
ttAYHUHN Died, from congestion
If tbs Lungs. At his h6me, 7gi Fourth
aVaaus east, Tuesday evening, July IA
1908, at bG15 Il, an, Nathan BHayburh
aged 70 years,
A short prayer service will be held
At the late residence Thursday morn
Inc AT 10 30 a m, aud then tho body
viii he taken TO Fremont where there
will he a service IN the NJ, ~, 6hurel
at y u, IN, InteFment will be made II
Fremont cemetery
The deceased was d native OF Ken
tHely but has spent the last forty
three years OF his life in Iowa, lie
lived on q farm near Fremont until
about two years ago when he retiret
ana moved TO this city, purchasing
home Oh mast Fourth ayea"e, He
leaves a wife, three daughters, TIVE
gFaadseHs, one sister ana two broth
eFs, together with large number o
friends who viii extend heartfelt aym
pathy "a the family and relatives, Mr.
| Raybufa was a member OF the Mason
| 10 lodge, 80 u
noWNa,=z Died, Of paralyais, az tn
heme Of his son, ., N, neWha, Clio
avenue west, fhuFRdaT morning, Jul
! IA, 1904, at s|3o o'clock, Ambres
Bewas, agea 81 yeaFa b days, Tn
| funeral viii ne held Al the fealaehe
| Wednesday afternoon, July 10, az
e'eieek, ana iateFmeRt will he made r
the kFieBas cemetery,
The deceased has suffered from tw
strokes 81 RaraNsis, th tFBt eamm
some ak waeka sge, and the aeeea
ca last Sunday, AIR, Dewna was
native OF Ohio bus came to lew
when = yaaag maR and has lived !.
this state saE the Bast ATTY years, Til
wife survives hiRa, EIts son, q. \
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-26
REGENTS IN a QUANDRY
Fall to Decide Which to Build First
"GymN or Science Building.

IOWA CITY. IoWa.-"Gymnasium or
sciepce building-which is to be built
first?"
This question was left unanswered when
the board of regents of the State Univer-
sity OF Iowa adjourned yesterday.
The board had decided to erect the
gym" first, but the eloquent pleas of
many members of the faculty, including
such pioneers as Drs. Calvin and Macbride
and Professor Nutting, led the regents to
reconsider its plans and postpone definite
action. The matter will not be taken up,
probably until December or January.
No successor to Dean Emil L. Boerner,
the retiring head Of the College Of Phar-
macy. was elected, but Prof Wilbur j.
Teeters of that college, was selected as
acting dean. 2lss t zc
The board accepted the Terrilf mill dam,
applied science, and offered a vote of
thanks to the donors Mr.. and Mrs Euclid
Sanders Of Iowa City. The regents appro-
priated 5000 for the improvement Of the
dam.
A. Whitney Carr scholarships were
awarded to G. A. Bartholow, Yale Iowa;
Edwinna Bolton, Tomah, Wis; Clara Doll,
Oskaloosa; H. IS. Kacherian, Armenia.
Asia; Victor T. 4Neander, Cambridge,
Mimi; Hubery S. Glen, Des Moines; PURIFY
Rinker, Iowa City; Philip E. Ritz, Sioux
City; Nellie Sebern, Vinton; Mary F. Will
lam, Iowa City.
Master of arts degrees were awarded
Edward r. Collins, Bloomfield; Myron G.,
CASTOR, Tabor; Susan Paxson, Manchester
and Mabel C.. Smith, Harlan. The degree
of bachelor of arts was given Ella Eliza
beth Moore Of Fort Dodge.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-26
IOWA
IOWA
STATE NAY GET IT
Millionaire Hubbell Transfers His
Property to Himself and Sons
as Trustees.
After the Lapse Of a Century Estate
May Be Used for Erection
of University.
Special to The Journal,

Special to Tho Journal.
Des Moines, Iowa, Sept 26.-F. NJ Hub
bell of this city, president Of the Equitable
Life Insurance company, banker and rail-
road broker, has transferred his entire
estate, which is estimated to be worth
$2,750,000, to himself and two sons, as
trustees, to be held by them and succeed
ing trustees for the benefit of his heirs.
He makes a provision that no part Of it
shall be sold and that it is to be held
intact until twenty one years after the
death of all present living heirs. The
youngest is now years and it is figured
this will bring the trusteeship to a close
at the end of the century. If at that time
there are no living heirs, he provides that
his wealth shall go to the state for the
erection of a university in Des Moines.s
Mr.. Hubbell has three children-the
Countess Wachtmeister, now living in
Paris; Fred G. Hubbell of Des Moines and
Grover c. Hubbell, a student}in Yale col
lege. The eldest son has two children. If
at the end Of 100 years there are any
lineal descendants the property is to be
divided, share and share alike. as
The deed includes a disinheriting clause
for any one who becomes spendthrift,
and provides that the $150.0O0 residence
on Grand avenue shall be maintained by
the trustee for the eldest living deScen-
dant.
Most Of the estate consists Of property
in this city and stock in local banks. Mr..
Hubbell owns the Des Moines Union rail-
road and holds stock in practically every
bank in the city.
The maker of this, the largest indiyid-
ual transfer ever known in Iowa, and the
most novel disposition Of property chron-
1cled in the west, is 65 years Of age and
in good health. His wealth is so divided
that lawyers have estimated it would cost
500, 900 to probate the estate.