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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13

os tilIibit tunbe isg finite ben tprs
life 6ladbe.
4bmiralIfibet laa li9e for os / fsrs
Te 2inie. Den ubpre Solos faitese
en- mprf Sfp9ge ooer BET bIititius
8anb. Oct bar bette Sti6, ieg Dalgte
til Mdal for port an9reb. Sn9en
epo bsrteg. Q1t bar title og rOligt;
ingen QneIfe ON ben 5are, ION
trueoe. Horitprrebe 9eiatningens
Sspn. Sun nogle fad Qdnterner
6ranbte ON 9orb.
vi tom narmere % narmere.
Sea funoe 6rre nit 0jertes pilos
Slag. Seq tpioleOe life Longer paa,
at 5oretagenoet bilOe lptIes.
Mit Manofab itob ubepGgeIigt,
life en- 9bo, lite ct Sui fOm pber
oeres Qober. --
gu tom oi Ii9e inn poa Qomirats
tibet, % enbnu bapbe in9en let DE-
S0ilfen panpittio 9la0e fslte jca
life. oa jeg ianteoe 9orpebcen neo
Deb Sfibets Sibe! Sun nogle Ct
lumber til, og Ri oiGbe bare / till
itrettelig afitonb fra Spr9ngnins
qen. Ia bsrte bi plubieliq 2arm %
Raab pda Stibet, og bIanbt ons
bisie Ruab o9 Sfrig. fom trpbfees
6inanoen, bsrte oi:
o9orpeOoer, 9orpeboerl"
MelIem Os fa9t 6ubbe 9prterne
De met oaupittiae Sheer ON, bpdb
man mente meo en- 5orpebo, og
siorbe fig be marteli9ite 5oreitilz
finger ON benns 2oelpggelfesmas
fine. 5or Dem bar bet en- Oeoens
Nanb, nO9et fdntaftiit; o9 / 8runz
ben hdpbe De o9fua Ret.
8erfor ubitsbte be Strig at 5orz
f9rbelie % bdooe life Qanbsnnrb1@
relie nof til at Itnbe pdd os, mens
Ri enbnu bar | N9rbeben.
s Iamme gieblit, ri bar tommen
/ pdsienbe 4fitdno, fluttebe jeg ben
elettriIfe Strem Ell Sfrig
lsb! = ct ubp9geIigt. o%berndturligf
Sfrig! - Rei, nei De ian
life fotte noget iligt, oIoria gore Ten
nosen Joreii0ins berOm! Seq er
mObig; De fan tro mig poo mil Orr,
jeg er lite bonge for no9et / @eroen
- men bette Strigl 0erpda OPP
1ugtss alt at 9anbet: Stib, geiats
ming, Offcerer Og MairOisr, ali pua
en- Sang.
Mlen oennem aft tr9note bette oifoe,
itr1tfeliee Q%ngitradb!" -
a6biIten ubbgeeIis 5ifOrugelie."
fagbe ieg bnbt rbftet. Bar Der
mango MenneIfer ON 9orb2"
oManee Menneifer2 9porodn ian
jes pibe bet? 9bub ger bet for aes
ten til Sagen2 Oct er life bette.
Iom piner mig. 0sb oe gbela9gelie
er uunoguueliae 5sIser al aria; men
bpuo Der PLACER mig, boob Der ia
big forfsGser mig og alOris IuOer mig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
ut romerif fatbOlif Nngreb
paa Sntber.
Operiot af g. 6. Poulfen, Dana
@olege ira Sit. Dig"

Den lqrbe romerit : tatolit lie Ga
rant 8. 9einrid Oenife, Spipnsz
munb oper artipet / @dtitanets 9is
bliotet, bar taltet en9ombe ino / ben
proteitontiits 2eir Oeo l~logiDelfen If
bet fsrite ginp at ct Bert, Der m
banDler .2utber og 2utberoon."
Od bet for no9en 5io iioen bIep an
melbt, at Sdper Oentfle bar peb at
ubarbeioe en- M 8ipgraf al Cutler,
pentebe man, at ban, Der NIB en- 6gj
4nieeIie fom 8ogIero, biloe fremz
brinee et updrtiItt % p~ioenitabeli9t
4rbeioe fra ct romer1t fatolfStanbs
punt; men lite besminbre er bette
uben al SnibI bet b~ittrefte 4ngre5
pad Qutber, ION enonu er bleben
ejOrt. Proesior 6unsIeiter peo
uniberiitetet / 9rifspalb unberfa=
tier ben romerit fatolite 6iftoriters
Jremgdngsmaabe IN forIfenoe I'm
~periseeIfe / Oct bto~enftdbeliee 8is
lag til Wuniib 4ueemeine Getting"
bpori ban f%ortditer ben Tom aloeles
upibenftabelig.
29ferne, tiger ban bf. a., fan /
BETTE 9ert naiten pau bDer SIDE I'm
be 2utber forbaanet iom en- tomboz
pebst, tiegenbe Neunt, en- fuloitan-
big operFabift 9eoloe, en- Monb meb
Ell onbt 5ierte, en-. fom bar fplOt meo
ct bi9rlf Sab til airten o. I. II.
8eb en- unoeriseelfe at 8ogW ielp
ril bett. Snbtrpf betreftes, iom DIT
ffal fes df fslgenbe l1obros:
,,5relfen, fom blep %pr9bifet al Gu
tier os bans 5ilb9ngere. bar lite
1rifus. De fsgte oeres Jrelfe /
fsbslig Samtpem meb 3pinber."
,2utber toe til Jig en- Sfsge ION
ct g~ibmsbprb ON Goungeliet og
foIote tnbe fin 6uftru."
,Muntene, iom forlobe 8loftrene,
tnbte ale fom Slugsbrsbre -.
Dst bar en- beGbig Sing, at airten
blen ftiGbt bsb bisfe tbiplfomme
aardttsrer. Dette reniebe @tmpff9s
rem 49,. Quthers Gfterfslgere
bare bet parfte Mfffum at msnneftsz
Iigt Samfunb."
Sen lutbsrffe Sub bifdloer altio
ct fpnbefulOt aip."
Sen lutberffe Gore ON Retfar@
b~isesreIie ~formsoeftt sro er prafs
tif taft en- birette 9eforbrins I'll
Sbnb, efterfom ben larer, at Cub
.r pinis til pda en- bDilten fom helit
Sib at tilgibe ale Spnber og Obers
tr0belIer fritz
Denife 1utter fin BOG msb benne
Grtlaring: ,,@i, 4otolifter, bill ar
brig babe noget meb be futberffe
gilbforelfer at gre. 8i f~ortaftsr
benne fneelige proteftantifte Gro,
forbi ri ere rireliee Jolf os tanter
Tom ~fornuftise Sfabninser. Derfor
ffulbe bort Rddb bore: Bort meb
Qufhfr on tifbdoe ti[Rrifus 90 bons
alrfs.1 Saolsbes, at pi fan pebbli>
be at bore eobe 4riftne meb COB
1orfdnb pg iunb Ombsmme.1
IDENTIFIES Mngreb bar naturlispis
pgfaa fremtolbt Spdr fra protefans
tfH aifbe. D< er fommen I rigeligi
Intal os fra be bebRe Mutoriteter.
prcfesfor6ornorf I Berlin taser bss
Il easen OBJ I oSbeofosife 2etera<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
Mf ct grtD
til en- oanlf Semano.
(Mebbelt at gilbelm @regerieu
o0apnen".)

Minoes ou be orsnne gn9e,
bpor bet brfteo friitt al so,
9Grfen ODER alsperpGnge,
8litten 0eD ben bldnfe Se2
Winees &irten ou, ben boibe,
bpor ri ioo iaa mangen @an99
Minbes bu peo 4ftentioe
&loftens pnbe, blsbe 8lon92
Der bar os 8orberre bpret
/ Dor gornboms title 9abn.
blot ban altib itadr for Stprtt.
ba er al Sing ps til @apn;
blot til bans % Odnmdrts 9gre
~Itatter bber Ell brab Wdtros,
oiben ON itol 9erben lore;
Del f%oriient er 9ammel Ros. -
3ro mig, Der er Stbr oe @unmen
/ bin file Reoes Sem,
naa De leger d%aeidmmen,
Ie9er: o5u'r, ION tommer bitw.
2iie. bun er bleoen pnbig.
Seren er en- fife Blot,
Sens er fro iom Sub. men mhuoi9,
itunbom bel liot mer' emo moi.
.,Mutter" iiooer tro % oenter.
beber for big mansen 8sn;
i9t bin G9rli9beb pod Rerte,
bet sr benoes bebite 9sn!
Mens bun ipinber, tibt bun iargtr
@iien ON ben fjerne Den
bpilten SllbeG. nddr bun iIpnger
Qrnen ON bin 6ols iaen;
naur al Srpb Dit 6jerte banter
peb at ie be t9re imdd
paa fmuo, nsene pusfelanter
itorme frem at hbsr i'm @rud,
naor ioen ou tr9oer 8alien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13
Siorag til airfen
| Sun 6rantisfo.

wv" Os"*Ss
8 6orbinoelie meo De uoienote
&9oebrebe bar ri til 9ato, 6. MaL
mpotdget idlt $500. Do bet er
for piotteftiet at ofentliggere De
mango Imuu geleb. iom Ri bar mob
taget, bar Ri ment at %inoitrGnte %
til 9ibrag at en- Dollar og oper.
6uf 8enner, at bet g9ioer ON at
nda $4,000 for at Sa9en fan gen
nemfsres. @i bar MI Omtrent
$4,000. pg ON ri tunoe faa en- 8el
mere fra @enner al SUBS Rigts
Sag iblarbt port 6oit, pitOe osl
bialpe os ct goot Striot lremao mob
Madlet.
6dns Nelien % 9aitor g. So6n-
ion. @olipaca, qaTtor g. $. Miler,
9reenoiQe. Mid., qoItor q. 9. Sos
renisn, 9uct, Wis., nils emma
Rasmusien, 9tainpiep, Rebr., pa
itor g. S. Zftersaaro, Oleunber,
Gul., Better pilegaarb, 0leonoer. $.
g. Ssrenien, Opener. 5d., qaitor
g. Rasmusien og g. SobniOn, Gu.
gene, Ore, 9oitor Sb. Seriilb, Glt
Sorn. 6. g. 6onien, 9aitor Sp',
Neenab, Gbr. Senien, Olsanoer ,Wfrs.
M. 6hriihnien. 6rsOerita, Soma.
Wliis GbriIina Sucobien Council
9luHs, Gbr. Rielien, glt 9orn. q.
Qsterien, Odnnebrog, Re6r., q. s.
6olm. 5reoerita. Sonia, Niis ellie
Stamp, aenmare. 81. Dat, 8. s. Qez
~ierien. Waupaed, Nis., poFor ).
90. 6anien, 6hica9O, ). B. 4nbers
len. 5ernbaIe. Gal., Sacob 6anisn
Reenab, !6aus Senien. a~imba0ton.
Soma. 6ons 6. 9enoricfIen, oar
Ian, Soma. Mrs. g. SEMEN, ST
6orn, mrs. 9. Olien. Daupaca,
,Sobnfon Bros. Denper, SOL, 9aul
@6riftenien, MiGtopn, Nis., llnabnt,
9enmdre, 81. Dat, Sam Mat3en,
Siloerton, Sol, St. 9enritien, gu.
gene, Ore., q. Qnoerlen, Samsss
topn, aonius. Sames q. Sobnion,
llnoeripoob, Soma. q. 5bomien, o
mabd, Rebr., 6. SEMEN, SeIma. eal.
8. U. Often. 6ernOale. Gal, Gn
un9pnt, Reenab, Wis., Worten Rel
len, gugene, Ore, 8icd Nnoerien.
@reenoiae, Did, Morten Soerien,
Riels RieIien ID. b.. 9aitor s.. 2.
Senien, Gbr. Subj oe 8. 6unien,
aIe at Solar 5oGs. Sofpa, Batter
6jortioang. Retp 9isbon. Nis. brr.
500; Sans Senien, 6ebdr Sails.
y. 5bomien, SsGma, Sal, 8. q.
Pilegaorb. OleanOer. Sal. bber
S1.50; 3. Sobanfen. Dauconber.
Ndi6., 5bomas 6dnien. OIeanber.
Gal, Gbr. peterien. Grira, Soma
5bpmds Sbomien, Racine, Mis.,
4nton 6onien, @lt 6orn, So5n
0srFler, Or. o9 Mrs. ). Tielien.
SumeItopn, aanfas. 81. Is. grunbs
itrup, portlanb, Ore, u. Olfen DC
SEES Gluuien, Gebur Sails. gaitur
u. 6anien. Oregon, Mis.. 9aul qe.
terien. Blair, Rebr. boer $500; pa
flor @eismann, 6orlun og Rutlano
b. E. lutb. Mgb. apinbeforenin9,
Nutldnb, his. bber $500; CTR.
pilegauro, Oleanber, GAL, George
5edber, Sr. 5ofpler, Sal, ungbomsz
forenineen, Gilbert 9ea, Mlinn., 8.
5in9lsp. Oes Moines, g. s. Gin.
ben, Gbicdgp, Na3dretb Mgb. &nins
beforening, Gebar Guns, Soma, bber
$500; ). :. Sfpintb og Gumilis.
Ron, @uib. $500.
5jerteIis 5af for @aberns.
q. 8. 6. 6anfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13

bet abantum, ban brat at ben ,,9ble"
0rue. par nriten utrolig.
De refer altfda til paris | Morz
GEM" ipurgte ban mig / .Somtalens
Sob.
a3a - je9 ifuIbe e9entlig reife /
Mor9en; men ieg bar opfot min Rei
ie for al tunbe oberb9re Gitaorens
SorpeooepeIier.
.6on fo'r iammen, bans Zine lpnez
be, % oerpaa rnntebe ban 9unben,
fpm ON en- u6pggelie 5ants pIubies
Zig bapoe trnngt fig ino pda BAN.
De interesferer Dem oItIau for
Sorpeooer2" fa9be ban efter ct Die
bits 5obsfeo.
"a. bet er pitt" ibareOe jeg;
o5orpeboen er ct frn9teIiot @aaben.
ps en- Ssofficer intsrssierer fig for
ben
o5d iaa, pirfelig!" fa9be ban meb
ct bittert Smil, gbsr, MI ital ieg for
t9ne Gem ON ben, % iddban fon
in9en anoen / 9erbsn tan fort9us."
6on tob ct gieblit li9efom ben
funten ! 5anfer; men berpaa rette5e
ban fig plubieIig op og fpurste lis.
Zig:
.6ar De bert Sale ON 3orpt=
ooens fsrite an%benbelie unber Den
rusiitstprtiite 9rig?"
ia. naturli9pis!"
sRdd, iaa bsr bd - bet bar
mig. fom uOfsrte ben 6eltebaab; tet
rur mig, iOm iprangte bet tpriifs
CrIogsIfi6 / ouftenl"
6an boIbt fine 2jne %ufraOenbt fas
ftet paa mig for at ie, bpiltet Snbs
trpt oenne 8efenoeIie pitbe gore paa
mig.
a0e~
80, jeg - bet bar en- u6pgs
9elig 5ilbrugeIie. forfarbeIi9l -
6pilfen 9ataitrofel~ -
3gen iant ban ben / dlporlige Be
%trdgtninger, men fun for ct 2ieblif.
cg faa fortIatte ban:
o4a, bDuO piloe ieg life BABE gil
bet for life at babe giort oetl Dc
beunbrer bet, lite ionbt2 - Qltfor
megen geremmelIe er blepen ebslet
pda mig. Qltfor ofts bar ie9 moots
tet bsre, jeg er en- Self - ia, netop
en- 6elt! Nan bar obersif mig mcb
lomGrtelisr, Orbener. intet bar
manglet, o9 bog biIbe jeg giOe ali.
bpao jeg ejer, 0 mere til Tor life q.
bare benne 6eIt, for lille al babe uh.
fsrt oenne ofitpeligs gambling. Men
MI hil jeg fortale, boorleoes bet off
I'LL"
Og ban bsgpnbte i'm 5ortaning,
rimeli9pis minbre meb 5ante pda IT
r9tte min Snteresie eGler at tilfrsbgs
title min Rpsgerrigbeb enb for at
lette lin Samoitti9beb peb at osrs
mig til i'm fortroIige.
6dn besnnbte:
Oct bar poa Oonau, Iom 9e
buffer. 9i babbs I flere Oaee ligatt
for Qnter / nogle ailometers III
itunb fra ben tprtifte Jloobe, men
itjult for ben beb en- 9sjning If
5looen, Der pod bette Steb bar bre5
og obb ION en- 6aDbu9t. @i bolbt
ZJe meo binanben oe bar paa Dor
poit. fsnt en- Sberrdfelie n9ppe
tunbe bentss, ba Sonbbanferne eiors
De Globen bdnifelie at befare. Dess
udgtet DenteOe Ri Ell Qngreb al 5Drs
terne naur fom belit, ba be bar ps
operIe9en / enbber 9enfsenbs. Men
hi Denteoe forgabss; be tom life.
9o beiIuttebe pi ielp at gre Il
5orpeooangreb paa Dem, oe jss 1T
Orore til at FIRE &ommanboen ON
8orb poo en- 5orpebobddb, Og oii
bleb gjort fart til Gtspeoitionen.
Den Gang bar Sorpeboen life ben
fulbenbte MaIfine, bi er fortrolige
meb / bore 0oee, men life minbre
banftelig os furlig at bebanble. Wlan
maotts i9nte 5orpeboen neb til oct
fienbtlise Stibs GiOe, berpoa an,
tanbe ben beb 9jeIp at Ell elsftriit
gutteri Os iua unbflp / itsrfte 5uit.
belle 5iben | 5ure for at flppe / 2ufs
fen fdmmpn r1ph Eisnhen
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s. anffcre

bIipsr ienbt til SnbItribsnter, inotil uos
trptt.Iis OpfiseIie moOtuses al losiperne
% al @9Io sr betnlt, i 0uerenstemmelie
meO &c SoreusOe Staters 9oitlOue..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13

Rsoafisr: q. N. Nnosrfen
Vile Snoisnoelier ooresierss Ganiteren,
BIail geb,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-13

Entered al the Post Office at Blair, Neb.,
as -kias matter,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-15
Have You Catarrh i?
Skirmisher.

Catarrh causes loss of thinking and
reasoning powers, kills ambition and en-
ergy-often causes loss of appetite, indi-
sestion, dyspepsia, raw throat and may
terminate in general debility, idiocy or
insanity.
If you have any of these symptoms you
have Catsrrb and should consult DIR.
-1iser at once. ~.
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.
SIS your breath foul?"
"Is your voice husky?" 81
rs your nose stoppedH"
ado you sneeze great t-Sal?"
do you have frequent pains in the
forehead?"
do You have pains across the eyes?"
"Are you losing your sense of smell?"
SIS there dropping in the throatS"
"Are you losing your sense of taste?"
"Are you gradually becoming deafY"
do you hear buzzing sounds?"
!"Do you have ringing in the ears?"
'Do you suffer with nausea of stomachr
SIS there constant bad taste in the
MOUTH"
do you have hacking cough?"
"Do you cough at night?"
do you take cold easily?"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-15

day morning, b1tt not enough to III
jure the corn.
The hay balers are busy baling the
farmers immense crop. 1t is worth
from Sc to IS per ton in ottumwa.
Some of the farmers are hauling
their old corn to Ottumwa at So cents
per bushel. The buyer at Highland
is offering to engage new corn at 3Sc.
Schools commenced in the country
on Monday, Sept. S. Carrie Burgess
is teaching the Warner school, east
of Cedar, Mahaska county. Nellie
Coen is teaching south of Fremont.
Mamie Curtis is teaching No. 7,west
Of Hedrick.
John Kennel was looking over the
county of Keokuk last week. He is
the democratic nominee for recorder
Of that county. John is a good fellow,
but he had better attend to his store
in Butler, for the chances are that
he will get left.
Sept. IS. Skirmisher.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-15
-..ut-,. 9 IIDI i ~ NC,
PDBLH SALE Z
T. E. harria

will sell at public sale at his residence
q mile south of Evans, Iowa, on the
Geo. Brooks place on Wednesday,
Sept. Fl, 1904, sale to begin at 1:Oe
O'Clock, p. m, the following property
y head of cattle including COWS,
steers, 2year old heifer and yearling
heifer and calves. 5horses-I brood
mare IL years old with foal, coming
3 year old filly, coming year old
gelding, one yearling geIding, 1 spring
colt. 4S shoats. About 20 ton hay in
stack. Easy terms. l. M. Reed.
auctioneer.
Public Sale.
Lutte and j. Billick will have a pub
lie sale at their residence 2 miles
east of Rose Hill, on Monday, Sept
26, 1904 sale to begin at 10 O'clock
"a m, at which the following viii be
offered: 100 head of cattle consisting
of grand lot of mich cows, ais 2
year-old steers and heifers, yearling
steers, heifers and sucking calve,i
over 20 horses and colts consisting +
| good work horses, fine brood mares
and their colts, six coming years
old, nine coming 8 years old, two com
ing years old, all good ones; so or
more hogs, thirty acres of good corn
and about fifty tons of extra good
hay, will be sold same day unless sold
before day of sale. A full line OF
farming implements, such as wagons,
plows, machinery and work harness
Free lunch at noon. l. NJ. Reed win
be the auctioneer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-15

T.. M. Kranenberg, of Oskaloosa, was
caller here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Barron were Pella call
ers last week one day.
DR.. Loucks was calling on Oska
loosa friends Thursday. ...-
Mrs. John Rillahan was a business
caller at Pella on Wednesday.
A large crowd from here took in
the Barnum &. Bailey show on Labor
Day.
Ralph Voyce, who has been work
ing at Hilton, returned homo Friday
night 49,.
Mrs. George Voyce spent Labor Day
with her sons, Harry and Ralph, at
Hilton.
Mrs. Jim Cruzen and son Calvin
have goneNto Norwoodville to see the
new grandson.
Mrs. Pete McCosh of Oskaloosa, was
visiting at the parental Jonn Moody
home recently.
DR.. Howe was called to Muscatine
by the serious illness of his sister
Mrs. ]. Nelson.
Arch Moody departed Tuesday
night for ST. Louis to take in the
Worlds Fair sights.
Mrs. D. L. Price and son Lon went
to Earlham to attend the wedding OF
her grandson, Ralph Price.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Skipper
Shoemaker, of Norwoodville, Iowa, on
Sunday, Sept. II, 1904, a boy.
Mrs. Rosa Fleck and son Willie de
parted Tuesday for Nebraska to visit
the lady's mother Mrs. Marks.
Miss Mamie Buffenberger, of Ohio
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
j, Sloan, departed for her home or
| Monday.
Mrs. Will Hostler, of Des Moines
who has been visiting at the parenta
John Moody home for the past three
weeks, win return to her home Fri
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hutchinson, o
Burlington, Iowa, who have been Wis
ting their grandparents, E. S. Frey
and wife, will return to their home
on Friday.
Sept. IA. Search Light.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-15
IN NORTH MAHASKA
Doings of the Good People up There
as Told by the Star.

Mrs. S. NJ. Hanna did at her home IN
this city yesterday.
Tracy Riggs has traded his residence
property in oskaioosa for Pete Lash's small
farm in Pleasant, Grove township.
Miss Mae DIANA aged about 30 years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. HUFF, died
after brief Illness at the home near Gar
den Hall, Sunday, Sept. 4.
A. A. Benedict, of Guthrie county, came
in last week to visit his cousins, Rachel
Styles and C. L. Benedict, whom he had
not met for so years.
There was pretty wedding at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Alice in this city
at o'clock Thursday evening, September
1st, their daughter Miss Mary and Fred
p Rockwell being the high contracting
parties,
The teachers in our public schools for
this year are as follows :. John Mcpherson,
principal: Miss Agnes King, of Schaller,
Iowa, assistant Mrs. Allie Shelley Z, Miss
Cora TRACER 9, Miss Flora Heitsman 3,
Miss Carrie Wood 4, Miss Josie Mack 3,
Miss Mona Sexton ., Miss Emma Sanders 1.
state veterinarian made two trips here
TO inspect cattle owned by J. F. II. Taylor,
1t being suspected that they were afflicted
with tuberculosis. He made his last trip
last week and was accompanied to the
Taylor farm by O. c. Mitcheltree v. S.
who assisted in making the test and they
decided the animals were not so afflicted
AL bunting had his pocket picked at the
show in oskaloosa of $40, also $500 in
notes, and "a like amount of a deposit GER
tifcate Clint Atherton also lost a few
dollars, and New Sharon lady was re.
lieved of Al So bundle of silk she was
carrying under her arm. Lon Shelley. Of
near Montezuma, lost SEQ. Doubtless there
were many others.
Something of stir has been occasioned
here, growing out OF the fact that Mayor
Reynolds exacted a license of some evan
gelists who were holding tent meetings here
and were selling Bibles Mayor Reynold:
is ont of the city, but before leaving stat
ed that he exacted the license because thu
ordinance demands 1t, not because the
Bible is the book in question, but for thu
reason that the evangelsts were operating
as "book agents, canassers. and peddlers.'
We do not imagine that any member o.
the city council Is opposed to the selling
of the Bible or that they had that best o.
all books in mind when the ordinance wa
passed but it, nevertheless is unfortunat,
that it was made to cover its sale by can
vassers. 1t ought to be in every family
out to be read, studied and revered by all
This is a Christian community and no con
siderable faction can be found to object Il
he@Blble. ~
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I IU.Zo-~ffOW- %eO SBCdfC TICS
tendance, Adam Hasselman.
Song.
1O:35-Teacning Rev X. j. Dyka
mo.
Song.
1O:5O-The Duty of the Teacher
Toward the Class During the Week
Paul Synnorst.
Song.
11:05-Ihe Bible or the Quarterly
in the Glass, Which?-N. J. Robinson.
1:20-Election of officers.
appointment of Committees.
Miscellaneous Business.
Afternoon session.
2:00-Song Service-Rev. X. J. Dy-
kamo.
2:15-Bible Study at Winona-Rev.
z. " Loucks.
Song.
2:30-How to Interest Young Men
in Christian Work-Rev. S. H. Zendt.
Song.
2:5O-The Relation Of the Sunday
School to the Church-Rev. M
ASoucKS.
3:05-House to House Visitation
w. I. Rice.
Song.
3:2O-Value of sunday School Con
ventions-Mrs. II. A. Kent.
Evening Service.
7:30-Song Service.
7:45-The Model Sunday School
M. Hedge.
Song.
S:00-The Sunday School as a Fac
tor in the COMMUNICATIVE. w. Van
| Kersen, Pella.
Song.
S:30-Sunday School Music Rev
Z. V. Loucks.
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List of Letters.

Remaining uncalled for in the post
Office at Oskaloosa, Iowa, for the
week ending Sept. 10, 1904:
Gents List.
Brewster, G Hohl, John
Brown, j o Johnson, Chris
Cormvell, Oscar A Nelson, Nick
Conway, Mr. Robertson, Roscoe
Griffith, ID II Ray, OF
Saunders, WI
Ladies' List.
Caul, Hester Mrs johnson, SenithMrs
Carpenter. o JMrs Lewis, III Nj Mrs
Gable, A Mrs Mitchell, Kit
johnson, A Mrs Thompson, Carrie
Wharton, Bertha
Parties calling for letters from this
list will please call attention to adj
vertised list of this date. TIE above
letters will be held two weeks from
date and then sent to the dead letter
Office.
CHAs, v. HOFFMAN,, p. M.
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- 4e ANS s sss.vs.;.a
Sunday School Convention to Be Helc
at Lacey Sept. rs.

Following is the program of the
Adams township Sunday school con-
vention, to be held at the Lacey M. e..
church Sunday afternoon and even
ing, September rs, 1904:
200 p. m.-Song.
DevotionaI-Rev. l.. G. Cummins.
Song.
Welcome Address-Mrs. Mabel Tu-
dor.
Responsive. r. Andrews.
Recitation-Helen Hanna.
New Methods of S. 5. Work.
County Missionary.
Song-Mary Wyatt.
Recitation-Edith McLandsborough.
Essay-Mrs. Cora Ruby.
Song by the children.
Report of Lacey S. S., by the secre-
tary, Miss Grace Ballinger.
Northumberland Hargrave.
Report of State Convention-Sarah
c. Terrell.
Recitation Andrew McLandsbor,
Cugh.
Address-Rev. Ellison r. Purdy.
Song.
"The S. s., It's Place, Power, and
Possibility" - Chas. Hargrave, NJ
Hedge, Geo. Pfoutz.
Song. .'..
Advantages of Organized Town
ship S. S. Work, "v-Dr. H. G. Payne.
Song. -
Sunday Evening.
1880 p. m.-Song.
Devotional-J NJ. Smith.
Song.
Recitation-Orr Downey.
Solo-Miss Edith Watson
Song-ChiIdren of Centenary.
''The Need of a Higher Apprecia.
ton of the S. SIS. l.. Parkhurst, J.
NJ Smith, Geo. Russell.
Song-Gertrude and Gladys Nash.
Recitation-Blanche Young.
Song-Miss Boid's Music Pupils
Duet.
| Address-Rev. l.. G. Cummins.
Song-By Centenary
Recitation-Miss Myrtle Stout.
| Quartette.
Tableau.
Song.
Carrie S. Natter. Secretary
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BUTLER.

Health generally good.
Everything is quiet politically
Had quite nice rain on Tuesday.
Quite good deal of fall blowing
has been done.
Several from Fremont and vicinity
attended Yearly Meeting in oskalooss
on Sunday.
The Rebekahs will have picnic
near Highland on Saturday. Every
body invited.
We had considerable frost ON Mon
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The second installment of taxes
are delinquent September l. Penalty
will attach Oct /. Get yourself to
the treasurer's Office Immediately, for
fear you are left. 5d3.7w2
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Notloe 10 the public.

Any one having notes made payable
to w, j.. Boyd offered them had best
communicate with Mr. Boyd before
making the purchase, as there has
been several notes aggregating about
$500 in all, stolen from his premises
in the past few weeks.
7w1pd w. j. BOYD.
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o, n, s, NOTES,

Herbert Snider, of class 'O4, visited
o. H. S. On Friday.
Harry Towns, a former Penn stu
dent, has entered the B class.
Glenn Taylor, of Chicago, is attend,
ing o. H. S.
Leo Moore. after an absence of one
year, has, re-entered high school.
% X
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LEIGHTON.

Pete Decook was Pella caller on
Monday.
Miss Lena Butler was an Evans call
er Thursday.
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BLACK OAK TOWNSHIP.
Sunday School Convention TO Be Held
at Leighton.

Following is the program of the
Black Oak township Aunday school
convention to be held at Leighton,
Iowa, Sept. 20, 1904:
Morning Session.
10 a, m.-Devotional and Praise
Service Rev. T.. ". Loucks.