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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16

j. e. Padgett delivered thirty
of hogs today at Az cents. y
Isaac Ferree has been hayin
bad time with stomach trouble.
G. B. Coffin is quite i'll and
ported today as not SC well as y$sttN
day.
Mrs. Clyde Shoemaker, of Coal
field, is here visiting her parents, Mi
and Mrs. ]. F. Cruzen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Winter Eau
modified" out and spent last FRIDAY
the J. B. Cruzen home.
Mrs. Belle Padgett and little da
ter were both quite sick last W
but are feeling better now
Mrs. Kent and Mrs. Watkins, of
city, were in attendance at the cdS
vention at Madison church Sunday Z
Bruce Howard, of Rose Hill, visi
over Saturday night with his uni
Charlie Terrence, and family, of Man
ison.
Madison school closes this waai
with an extended program. Refre j
ments will consist of ice cream AM
cake.
Charley Cruzen last week put 81
market 80 head of cattle that avei
aged 1926 pounds eacn, receiving
therefor $3.50 per cwt.
Mrs. Laura Cation and daughtel
Mrs. May Meyers, of the state
Washington, are visiting with Il
formers sister Mrs. J. B. Cruzen, <
Madison.
The Sunday school convention
the church Sunday last was well a
tended and in every way satisfactorV
State Superintendent Wells was pref
ent and talked interestingly OF til
Worlds Sunday school convention 3
Jerusalem and the manner and Gus
toms of that ancient city as it is e
day. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Prime. MI
and Mrs. E. Coffin and others fron
the neighborhood were in attendance
June Is. Wood Violet
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16

CEDAR.

Mabel Pickens is Oh the sick list,
Mrs. Ida Tennis has been on the
sick list.
Mrs Charley Lee, of Oskaloosa, is
here visiting with friends.
Will Fellers took in car load or
cattle from here last Saturday.
Mrs. Sarvis, of Oskaloosa, was here
visiting with friends last week.
Slemmons WEIGH has returned to
r. j. WoodyHs store to act as clerk.
Edith and Lizzie Brubaker visited
with Ardie McEwgn last Wednesday
Quite a number from here attended
the Memorial services at Kirkville
last Sunday afternoon.
Big Windy school clostd last Fri
day with program at night by Miss
Gail Wright, of Wright
DR.. Vance came to C0hn Arnold's
on Sunday morning TO, see Mrs. AS
IuOIuSIy "hO 10 lulLC pOOlls"
On Tuesday evening social will
be held at the church. Ice cream
strawberries and cake will be 7na'
Mr.. Johnson's boy met with an dc
cident by handling gun. A sho
went through his foot, crushing sons
Of the bones.
Children's Day exercises were held
at Fairview last Sabbath in the fore
noon. Next Sunday they will be held
at Cedar and Wright.
John Casio, who has been at Inger
soil, Oklahoma, teaching in the
Friends academy, is home to spend
vacation with his mother and friends
Matt Slemmons and wife, who went
to Oklahoma to look Y5r a location
have returned, reporting that they
bought farm and expect to go there
in the near future.
The missionary meeting was held
at Lee Pickens' last Thursday with a
very good attendance. Refreshments
were served The next meeting will
be held at Jim HozierHs.
Cedar as everyone knows, has or.
ganiZed a base ball team and they
| went to Lost Creek last Saturday and
played their first game of the season,
the score being l to 80.
Working the roads is the order OF
the day as everyone has their corn in
and they have few days to spare
They are getting the roads in good
shape for summer driving.
Mrs. Maud Wells, of Oskaloosa, 1--WE
all knew her as Maud Linsley), has
gone to Jefferson City, Mo-, to join
her husband there and they expect
to make that heir future home.
June IA. B. B.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16
FAR FROM HOME.
Or How An Automobiles Returned
Twelve Miles Without Power.

When is telephone a nuisance
County Clerk Davis would no doul
answer, After a fellow has been Oh
with his automobile twelve mile
from town and the thing refused t
work and a team has to be hired I
haul you nome" The boys abor
town heard about it and about fifty (
them called him up by phone yeste
day afternoon to see if the machin
was for sale.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16
NEW BALL PLAYERS.
Personnel of oskaIoosa Club to Be
Changed.

Rumor is current, but official con-
firmation can not be secured of the
report, that the Oskaloosa base ball
club is soon to have five new men, and
is to undergo other changes for the
betterment of the club. One new
man played with the team at Boone
yesterday. This is Johnson, pitch.
er of reputation, who helped to make
good. The feeling is growing that
Oskaloosa should win more games
and the management is going to dc
this or find out why.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16
CITY Bail LEAGUE.

The Office men of the city base ball
league had an easy victory over the
calico tearers, dry goods team, last
evening, scoring ten to four. No
game tonight, because Of rain.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16

s. J. Dutton, who has had marked
success in growing trees. says now Il
the best time in the year to trim
them. The work should be done th1
week.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16

LoST.-A bank account book som9
where between Oskaloosa an
Taintor Leave word at HERAIi
or notify Charley Huff, Tainfo
Iowa. lbW2 pu
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16

FOR SALE.--Buggy horse, also goC
buggy. Enquire Gesman photo 90
lery. 240d3-w1
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16

The proposition to establish a sa
loon at Plainfeld has been defeated
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16
WANTS & FOR SALE

FOR sALE.-A good Story and CLAIR
organ, used but very little. WI
sell for cash or trade for live stocH
Gall at 407 South Third street
37w II
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16

In letter from a friend in KanS1
we get the news of the death i1a
uary, 1904, of Mr.. and Mrs. id
liams, who were long residents o
part of the county Mrs. William
maiden name was COUNSEL. ST
was born in Ohio and came to low
in an early day. She was Co
tributor of many articles to YiAgl
zines, especially the Woman's Jog
nal. Uncle 10" and Aunt Ketth
will be remebered by many.
June IA. Re
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16

horses, causing them to run and Y
set the buggy. Willis was hurt som
what but is around again.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16
LACEY NOMINATED
BY RECLAMATION

Continued from first page,'
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-16
WEDNESDAY MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 10, 1904.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
s6ifsna6rihten.
u II 0 m m G n.

Mngef m m n.
queenstown: ,umbrta" BON Stem Norf
mad 2%iDerpoDl.
2iperpool: Settle" bon Seem Sort bia
@%berbourg.
Snutbampton: st. gaul" BON Stem
Dort bia plpmoutb uno Gber=
bour9.
New Oorf: .@olumbia" BON @lasgotp
unb Mopiae; v8lue1er" BON
9amburg, southampton unb
@6erbnurs.
Mb9eabren:
Queenstown: n2ucania" BON 2iber=
pool mad Netp Oort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
Demhnlh.

g tubent: r9eute bin i9 etnen
9GGubtger Gos geporben. Wfein S9neiz
Der bat nGmli9 meme 9ausfrau gebeiz
ratbet unb nun geben meine S9ulben
Bel 8etben in etnem BIN"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
DertrnHet.

Srdn: r0u 6dt metrer Mama
nt9t etnrnal etnen &uB gegeben, ols ie
anfam!"-W a n: Sci rubig-
tpenr1 tie tpieber obfdbrt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
8nHhnft.

,@efern bat Die So9ter meines
gbefs tbren 80. @eburtstag gefeiert!!"
Plum, bas mar uber audi Die b09fte
!9eit!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
amnnsrnrH mera1aft.

r9err MeDer-i9 tonnt' mer MIDI
belfen-i9 bab' eemo4t plsite-i4
biete Sbnen breiBig Proaent .Na.
f19en St f9on Dier5ig. 2dnen Se
mer an9 mas bran perbienen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
9alttoie 6erG6te.
Ganaler gilow iibt Allen Mnidein
mad felt i'm Sattel.

Berlin, %. Mai. 9te Oppo=
ftions=g ldtter fpre9en felt Der firs=
li6en Debate i'm preuBii6en Serren=
bauie bel itber Die eri9ttterte @teG=
ung beg &ei6stanalers b. 8alop,
ALIEN, 10 melt f9 feftfeIen ldBt, Obne
8egrinoun9.
Neri9ieoene einfuBrei9e a9rarif6e
Jtbrer tabelten ben &an3ler BEL Der
Debate, aber ni6ts ldBt barauf
f6lieBen, baB er Die Gunft bes 9aiiers
beri6er5t babe.
&aiier unb &an5ler tppbnten gefern
Der 5o6seit BON @raf @ulenburs's
Sobn in 2iebenburg BEL.
Ser &ansler hdlt benz Gaifer bic
iibli9en 8ortrd9e pie frtber. Ser
@eoanfe, ben @iienbabn=M iniiter 8e=
neral Bubble gum Na6fOlger 8tiIom's
gu MAIDEN, gilt als ld6erli9, ba bie3u
feline politii9e @rfabruns bel tpeitem
ni9t ausret9t.
SentI1IanO.
Snbt9er 81 abob tobt.
Berlin, %. Mai. Ser inbii9e
Brina Samfetiee Sata, Elm tpoblbefann=
ter Saufmann aus Bombay, 1T in
8ab Nauheim geiforben. st mar biel=
fa6er WiQiondr unb befanb ft6 i'm
Sttober beg Sabres 1902 in ben Ser.
Staten, UNI s. Pierpont Morsan fir
bic er5baltigen Winen Snbiens au I'M
tereifren. Nu9 berfab er bon Stem
Sort aug ben inbti9en Martt nit
ameritanii9er 8aummoue. Gerner
biirgerte er i'm Nuftras Der britii6en
&eeierung ameritanti6e Wetboben BET
ber Nusbeutuns bon @~r3aruben in Sn=
bien elm.
8 ierbrauer= u II 8 # b n
s m burg.
Berlin, %. Mat. Gin aQee=
metner 9rauerfreif 1T in Samburg
aussebrp9en. Cine bon 1900 Wann
beiu9te Geriammlung bef9loB bic TO-
fOrtige Notwithstanding, ba bic
Brauereien bic geforoerte berftr3te
Mrbeits3eit bel b6berem 2obn nt9t be-
~miQi9ten.
Sirfei.
g III berIiert lie
@ebuIb.
Gan antinopeI, %. Wai.-
Sic 8ebbrben tra9en fi9 nit benz
plane, ale armenif9en 96rfer i'm Saf=
iun= Sifritt bon Gleinalien gu seritGren,
bamit Die SnIur9enten fi9 ni4t in ben
Bergen concentriren f6nnen. 9te
Sorfbemobner iolen our beferen Se=
aufi9tisung in Der @bene angeliebelt
tuerben.
@ene5uela.
q 8 IN g BON W1n=
DEN.
g, 20. Mai. (8ei Der
8ef6rberung beripdtet). Sie &e9ie=
rune bat aug Marecaibo IL ipanil9e,
bon ben Bbiltppinen 9etDmmene
M6nde auseepteien. Oils @runb uirb
angegeben, Die politif Der M6n9e ber=
TRACE fi6 ni9t nit ben 3ielen Der nto=
Aort1er 0oEeM;Aoft
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
4ttIhIiitIte.

(2otaG9ronit.) 8om Gdreden pte
geIdbmt, elite Die 5rou in raf4en
@GBen Der fre9en Otebtn mad.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23

Is the ei5enbe still
b | ii t + e ftnbet fi9 IN elmer iiingft
5er0ffentli9ten amtlt9en Mittbetlung.
Gin tbiirtngtf9es @mtsgeri4t forrez
fponbirte nit elmer anberen 8ebOroe
tpegen Der 8ef9dftisung BON Strufz
gefangenen nit 9Ol3ipalten. Die
5nette 8ebDrbe anttportete: y@uf bic
amber gelangte bo6e ienieittge @erfuz
sung pirb btesfeits bef9lofen, buB
bic ienfettigen GefanQenen auf benz
biesfeitisen 9ofe gum 5ol5ipalten Derz
fpenbet tperben burfen." Ser bier anti
li4 Der5apfte Still i9eint &unftregeln
gu gebor9en, pte fe j%enieits Der 9rens
gen bes biireerli9en Spra4gebrau9es
berri9en m0gen. 0iesieits biefer
8ren5en nirft iener Stil, tpenn nt4t
dftbetii9. 10 bod auf ale 5dne Ell
beiternb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
Genesmela.
Nustpeiu BON W b n :
DEN.

8, 20. Mai. (Sei Der
8ef6roerung berfpdtet). 9ie &e9ie=
rung bat aug Waracaibo IL fponii9e,
bon ben gbiltppinen 9etDmmene
M6nde auseepieien. Nls @runo mirb
aneeeeben, Die politit Der M6n4e ber=
TRACE fi9 nt9t nit ben 3telen Der MOS
oernen @eIeat9aft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23

BefiB Der Broteftrote an bic anberen
Wd6te, tpel9e BON iener an bic Iran=
36ii6e &esieruns abmi9. feBte, miro
td9li9 me6r interehant.
@s fann ieBt als fi9er gelten, baB
bic Snbiseretion bom 6~irifeat6um
Monaco ausging. Sic oatitaniine
Mote mad Monaco maj trdftiger abge=
fabt, als bic an bic an bic anberen ta=
tbOlii9en Wd9te, neil Der 8atitan bon
benz beabi9tieten 8eiu9e beg Jiriten
gilbert bon Monaco beim &6niee bon
Stalten GenntntB bate. Nls tpeiterer
@runb fir bic er6Bere S9drfe Der
Wnnarr-G3ote nirb angefibrt, bab
6trf gilbert Der 5reuno bes 9aupt=
manns Drepfus mar, ber gegen bic
frana6ff4e &egierune fi6 bergan9en
bate. urb aud neil bic Clerical atio=
n%altifen NIT 5aures, benz 9pctaliten-
fibrer uno @rreser Der segenpdrtigen
N9itation, an einem Strange sieben.
Gtrt gilbert ioG beleioiet iein, neil
Bapt Seq Bel ieinem lebten Sttbildum
ben geterspfennie bon Monaeo, als
aus 9piel=O perationen berritbrenb,
abeelebnt bat. Die 8esiebuneen mutt
ben nod %eeipannter, als Der gatifan
ben prof. Glein, ben ueberieber Der
@erte bes 8if6ofs Spaloine BON peo=
ria, Sas., nadoem i'm Der Girt gum
8ii9of BON Wonaco borgef9lagen, ab,
lebnte.
garis, %. Mai. Die Nbberufung
bes 0rn. Niiarb, b.s 8oti9afters beim
Gatifan, brdngt ale anberen@ reignife
in ben Sintergrunb. Ser 8otf9after
pirb morgen ermartet unb eonferirt
bann nit benz auspdrtigen Minifter
9elca1e; am 9ienftag finoet Winiiter=
8atb ftatt, mo tpeiteres 8orgeben Be-
f9lofen mirb.
gntge9er aIgemeiner @rwartung
miro Der pdpftlide Nunttus in garis,
Org. 2orenseat, feinen pOiten ni9t
berlahen.
Ser Son in Der focia1ifii9en preife
3etgt, baB bieies ma9tbolle Clement bic
Regierune gu ertremen WaBreseln
brdneen mill.
Nbe. @eralt &i9arb iaet in Der
Petit &epublique, Die Sa9e miiBte
bur9sefibrt tperoert, big bas @oncor=
bat 9efalen lei. @lemeneeau be3ei9=
net bic @epdbrune BON urlaub an ben
8otf6after als bur6aus unsuretben=
beg Mittel. Sie iocialitif6e 2anterne
betlaet t9 bariiber, oaB bic &esierung
oas ben parlamentarifden Gtbrert1 Gee
eebene 8eripre6en, fte tperbe einen
boltommenen 8ru9 berbeifibren, ni9t
sebalten babe.
paris, %. Mai. 9as Mini=
ferium beg Snnern bemet1tirt Die
Meloung, 6err b. N%apenne, Der erfte
Sefretdr Der 8otf9aft beim 0atican,
peloe als @ef6dftstrdser funeiren.
Sie &egierung 1T Der Nnft9t, baB
befien Wabl bic 8ebeutung Der Nbbe-
rufung beg 8Oti9afters abi9wa6en
miiBte.
Marpcco.
j Drberungen oer &duber
bemilli9t.
Saneer, %. Mai. Ser @bereef
BON Wa3an fubte beute ben &duber=
Gtbrer &aifuli auf, Der ft6 in genia=
ros aufbalten foa. ST fann i'm Na=
men Der maroceantf6en &esierung mit=
tbeilen, oaB ale GOroerun9en 8aiiuli's
gewdbrt meroen, falls Die @efangsnen,
Der Nmerifaner Son Perbicaris unb
Der @neldnber @rpmtpel 9arleD, un-
Deraigli9 aus9eliefert tperben.
Sie Solbaten ftnD bereits BON benz
9iftrift, mo- fi6 Die &duber befinben,
aurRfge3ogen.
Wabi ton, 8. g., %. Mai.
@onful @ummere beftdtigt beute in
elmer tursen Sepef6e Die BreB=8eri9te,
oab Die beioen @efangeaen BON ben
8anbiten gut bebanbelt tperben. Ser
@Oniul nimmt fi9 Der Nnselegenbeit
NIT nGIer Enprnie m. sGnns hip Erei=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
Auperhel.

Sunge 8ruut: rWie perlte6t
metn 9rdutigum 1T! Ollie @ugenblide
iie6t ct mid f%tunbenldng an"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23

$ N g a + 8 ma9t tdglt9 Elm
Defenders tpnitruirter Wagen NIT %
&Gfigen Die Gunbe, INN BON fGmmtz
li9en Poltaeiitationen bic eingefange<
men berluufenen 9unbe ob3ubOlen uno
bic Setter nu9 benz pfanDftaa gu
brtn9en.
Der beutf6e Ratfer pas
mebr Sienerf9aft, als irgenb Elm am
berer Wonur9. 9us Oienftperfonal
beitebt aus iiber 5000 perionen, babon
iirb etpa 5pei 9rittel Grauen unD
Mdb9en.
CINE sSurn i'm @taate Seras
berurtbetlte lebthtn etnen Neger tpesen
zines Morbberiu9s gu 1000 Sabren
9efdngnib. Sir gutes 8etrugen f0n=
men ibm 200 Sabre Don Der Strafe err
Idffen Derben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
&umoristische
aempterip.

vMutter, pie erfennt mans, tpenn
rtn Gbineie bic @el6iu9t BATE"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-23
NIerieff ~ oIIteoen
Mbf1 b.

9onbon, %. Wtai. Na9 benz
~SailD Sele9rapb" reidte gicef5nig
Nlerieff benz Raiier fein Mbf9iebsgefu9
Elm, trurbe aber bonn Gaiier bur6 zine
liebensmirbiee Sepef4e iiberrebet, tuei=
ter auf ieinem pOfen gu bleiben.
S at n. Sorpebp=Sdger
bef9dotgt.
Sptio, %. Mai. 8ei Der &e=
cognOscirung UNI port Nrtbur, mel9e
Nbmirol Sogo am Greitas u%nternabm,
purbe Der Sorpeoo:Sdeer Ntatfafi bon
einem @ef4Oie getrofen; elm Offi3ier
unb "a Wann famer um's 2eben.
3ab1ret9eS ranspprt=
9 ampe - / M u nau9.
2onbon, %. Mai. Ser GORE
iponbent Der rDailp Mail" in Gobe,
Sapan. tabelt: Nls i6 lebte Wo@e bon
&orea bur6's gelbe HPeer surtidtebrte,
Iab i'd iupanii9e Sransportf9ife in
ieber &i6tung. sic fubren pbne 8e=
gleitung. Wan9mal sdblte i@ sebn
auf einmal.
g t. g etersburg, %. Mat,
Ser &aiier unb @rOBftirf Mi6ael finb
bier angetommen.
@trpbloff's Nntunt.
8Iabiboito d, %. Mai. -
8ice : Nomiral Strpblof traf beute
Na6mittae elm. Nm 8abnbof auBer=
halb Der Stabt er!parteten i'm MilitGr=
uno @ibil= 8rb6roen, fomie cine entbu,
fiafii9e Weni9enmense; Sala unb
8rob purben ibm iiberrei9t. Ser
Nbmiral be9ab fid banr mad benz Sa=
fen unb an Sorb bes &reusers Sofia,
Der bic Nbmirals. 6laese aufsos.
Na@ elmer Nnipra6e an Sffi3iere
unb Wannf9aften beiu9te Der Nbmiral
aud Die iibri9en Greuaer.
Die iapanif@en &reu3er, bic fi6 smi=
i6en @enfan uno bier seisten. tuuroeit
ieitber ni6t mebr geft@tet. Sic OeH=
nung bes Safens 8labiboitof bate big
iebt auf Die @ei6dfte, uel@e boGfdn-
big barnieoerliegea, feine belebenbe
Birfung. 9ie Stabt befinbet fi9 i'm
treffi9en 3uftanbe; au1 Der @efunb=
beitsaufano Der 8ebolferung 1T gut.
Die 8 hung BET s IL
ban.
Sotio, %. Mai. Gin erednsen=
Der 8eri9t tiber Die iapaniide 2anbune
in Satuiban, so Meilen weitli9 BON
Der Oulu=M tnouns am 20. %.
Mai?), lief beute elm.
9te &uhen beitanben aug elmer
S6wabron Der unabbdnsieen Srans
8aifaI @ohafen. Nn elmer Bride
tpiberieBten fe ft6 trdfttg benz gor=
riiden Der Sapaner uno tpi6en erft,
na6bem Elm Sffsier nebit 9 Mann ee=
fallen unb berf6ieoene berpunbet ma=
rem. Gin Offaier unb 4 Mann eerie-
then in @efansenfdaft.
Die Sapaner batten einen Sobten.
Sie &ufen 3Osen ii9 in Der &i9tune
ban Sfupen unb @bali6at suriif.
@bee Do, %. Mai. IGes NOR
beute bier rubig.
Sic S nlanb= MnIetbe.
SottO, %. Mat. Na6 pieber=
bolten @onferen5en nit ben Miniffern
uno dlteren Staatsmdnnern nabmen
Die 8antiers bic 8eoinguneen Der
neuen 8oltsanleibe BON $50. 600, 600
an. sic miro gu 90 a~ussegeben, trdst
5 grocent unb 1T fieben Sabre 9iltig.
Sie frtbere Nnleibe, auf finf Sabre,
purbe 5u 95 a%usgegeben.
StaIien.
Der Srnd nit grant
d.
81 o m, %. mai. 9ie batitani=
f9en Beb6roen fino nod INNER hber
ben @Onffitt nit Der frans6iifden 8e=
9ierung, ME ct fid aus Der Mbbe-
rufung beg franaOfi6en 8otf9afters
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-08-17
A Little Adv for Ourselves.

We have spent thousands of dollars
the past ten years in establishing here
a newspaper plant having the latest
modern improved equipment in every
department. Starting in at the very
bottom with but two series of type and
Washington hand press, we have
gradually added to our equipment un-
iii now we have the very latest and
best in newspaper and job presses,
type setting machine, electric motor,
folder. stitcher, paper cutter, perfor-
ator, punches, numbering machines,
mailer, etc.. and in fact every piece
of machinery that goes to make up a
modern plant of the best kind. Added
to these are hundreds of fonts of the
latest styles OF type faces. borders,
rules. electrotypes, half tone cuts, etc.
of almost every description. We have
placed them all in charge of expert
printers of experience and ability.
who thoroughly understand the bust
ess, who live here and spend their
wages here. We have -bnilt up cir
culation for the Public Opinion larger
than any paper, within the county.
We are booming Decorah and Winnie
sheik county to 10000 people every
week, Knocking is not part of
our business policy. We are not say
ing this to exploit our accomplish
ments. but in the face of it all, are we
not entitled to your business in prefer
ence TO some cheap city printing
house who has no local interest except
to make a profit from you. We ask
your patronage on the ground OF fair
and honest treatment. with satisfac-
tion guaranteed in every particular,
and with an eye single to the estab-
lishment of local business esterprise
and home for our family. We nave
been accorded generous patronage in
the past and thank Won most heartily
for it, and will appreciate future
favors from any who may extend them.
Don't send abroad for your printing.
it can be done in Decorah as we'll and
as reasonable as anywhere
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-08-17
10. TRIGG'S EPIGRAMS.

Scrappy statesmen don't wear. Look
at Allison.
Teddy may be bit heady but he is
always ready.
There we're good many quarters
put irto the Rosebud land deal which
were NOT drawn ont.
Read Uncle Sans balance sheet
it is political stem-winder and
makes the Iowa idea" look like a
louise Oh plum tree.
1t is probable that Ex-senator Davis
will be more than So years old when
he is inaugurated as vice president.
The Council Bluffs Nonpariel re-
marks that annual elections are expen-
sive. So are dinners S65 days in the
year.
The Lord rates a man. Bradstreet
rates him. his neighbors rate him and
he rates himself and there is often
quite a variation in the several rat
ings.
A New York man has invented a
successful device for safely catching
the mail on the f1v. A good many
ladies are interested in the success of
the new machine.
A baby boy has been born at Balti-
more with the muscles Of its limbs in
verted so that it will walk back wards
There is not the least doubt which
political party will get him when he
is old enough to vote.
If Russia monkeys with few more
English american and German
vessels. holding them up on the high
seas for contraband of war. there will
be three navies let loose which will
raise the temperature in the vicinity
Of st. Petersburg
A good many years ago lank and
very homely young fellow was advance
operator for the l. & D. division of
the Milwaukee road then building
from Calmar west With box car
for an office he was stationed for q
time at Calmar, Charles City and
other points west as the road was
built. Last week as Vice President
of all the Vanderbilt lines he took
the ground that Sunday excursion
trains must on the ground of humani-
ty alone, b. stopped. His name is W.
@. Brown
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-08-17
How Will the War End.

1t is lust six months since the war
between Russia and Japan commenced.
The results to date have heen an al
most uninterrupted series OF successes
for the Japs on both sea and land. 1t
now looks as if in a very short time
the Japs would have possession OF
Korea and all of Manchuria, south of
Harbin. with the Russian army either
captured or destoyed or driven pell
NELL back to the west. Then what?
Will it end the war? Perhaps Russia
may conclude that it is bett ar to re-
linquish her landgrabbing efforts in
Manchuria than to try to hold on in
face of such opposition as the Japs
are able to offer. What will the Japs
do? They will extend sovereignty
over Korea and quite likely assimilate
it in time they will make close al
lance with China. secure her markets.
and infect the sleepy old empire with
some Japanese alertness and enter
prise. United they will constitute
what is referred to as the yellow
peril" Russia, defeated on the Paci-
fic coast will have other troubles at
home, and it is not wild guess to
say that her defeat means her redemp-
tion-that out of the trouble will
arise better and more liberal form
of sovernms snt for the Rusasin people.
Rockford Register.