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REVOLUTION IN ALBANIA.


Rome, Feb. 4.-Prince Ghica, Of
Roumanla, who has been elected by the
Albanian committee as supreme head
for Albanian independence" says his
election meant the beginning Of gen
eral revolution in Albania and bittel
struggle to achieve the liberty Of that
country. He said he would in person
assume command Of the Albanian
forces. which. ne asserted. would be
re-enforced by 1900 volunteers The
committees, Prince Ghica said, had at
command all the. means necessary for
the prosecution Of the war for indie
pendence and only asked to be left
free in the fight for liberty. Those en-
listed In the movement, he added, were
determined to achieve their purpose
or die to the last man should Aus
tria intervene to prevent the execution
Of the committees plans he declared
she would be opposed by Italy, Rus.
STA and Great Britain.
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SAY ELECTION WAS HONEST,
Prominent Republicans i'm Denver
Are Rapidly DiSHlpatlnE Ex-GOv.
PeabOdy's Charges OF Fraud.

Denver, Col, Feb. AIT the session
Of the joint legislative committee con-
sidering the Peabody-Adams guberna-
torial contest yesterday James H.
Pershing, a republican lawyer who
acted as supreme court watcher in
precinct 6. ward Q, testified that the
ballots were cast in that precinct by
putting them in the outside box when
the glass box was filled. He said be-
fore this was done the election officials
consulted with him and the action was
taken with his consent In his Opin-
ion the election in that precinct was
conducted with absolute honesty, al
though one expert had testified there
were over 60 ballots written by one
or two persons. Ten witnesses were
examined, each Of whom identified as
his ballot one of those which the Pea
body experts had declared to have been
written by two or three persons.
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FURTHER in THE TOLLS.


Portland, Ore, Feb. 2.-The grand
| jury yesterday indicted United States
Senator John Mitchell for bribery on
six counts. State Senator George @
Brownell was indicted at the same
time on four charges Of subornation
Of perjury
The indictment against Mr.. Mitchell
alleges that while senator from this
state to the federal congress he &C
cepted on seven different occasions
sums of money aggregating $4,000
from timber land dealer named Fred
erick r. Kribs for services rendered
in, 1t is alleged, inducing Congressman
Binger Hermann, then commissioners
of the general land Office at Washing
ton, to expedite, make special and ap-
prove certain applications for public
lands and recommend the issuing Of
patents to the lands.
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SAVED HIM FROM DEATH.
=. ,. Lannon, % Leeds, Assau1ted
ana ROBBED BY . Man whe Later
Fat Him on . Car.

Kansas city, Mo-, Feb At. J.
Lannon, OF Leeds, was sIugged and
robbed Of eI6 and n gold watch on the
Raytown road between this city and
Leeds last night. Lannon lay uncon-
sclous In the snow until three o'clock
this morning, when the rohber re-
turned and took him to Twenty-ninth
street and Indiana avenue. where he
placed him on q street car. Lannon's
hands, feet and face were frozen. It Ia
probable that his fingers and one foot
will have to be amputated. II left In
the snow much longer he would have
been frozen to death.
Lannon is 81 years old. and a re-
tired merchant Of Leeds. He had been
In Kansas City and started to his
home. When he got off the Indiana
car about II o'clock last night another
passenger asked him II he intended to
walk TO Leeds, and suggested that they
walk together. The stranger told him
that he lived in st. Louis and came
here to visit sister at Leeds. LannOn
says that he and the stranger had
walked about half mile when the
stranger took a revolver from his over
coat pocket and struck him. After he
fell to the ground the robber struck
him again, and then took his money
and watch. Lannon remembered moth
a A. \
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BERRY SPEAKS FOR INDIANS.


Washington, Feb. 4.-The senate
yesterday resumed consideration Of
the Joint statehood bill Mr.. Stone
(Mo.) spoke in opposition to the meas
ure, particularly on the provisions re-
lating to Indian territory. Mr.. Berry
followed Stone, saying 1t was untrue,
as has been asserted in the debate,
that all the people wanted Oklahoma
and Indian territory united as one
state. He insisted the Indian people
in Indian territory were unanimous in
their desire for single statehood. He
thought Oklahoma, New Mexico and
Arizona should be admitted as states
at this time and that for the present
Indian territory should remain q ter
ritory.
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Chicago, Feb. 2.-The railroad war
between lines leading from the corn
belt to the Gulf Of Mexico and the lines
leading to Chicago and the Atlantic
seaboard was given added interest yes
terday when the Missouri Pacific tele-
graphed a tariff to the interstate conf
merce commission at Washington,
giving a rate Of IL cents per 100
pounds from Omaha to New Orleans,
10 cents to Memphis aud Little Rock
and s cents TO st. Louis.
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SMALL ITEMS By TELEGRAPH

AT Grantsville. Nd, John Beachy
was found frozen to death
Rev. George J. waring, Of Iowa. has
been appointed to chaplaincy in the
army.
Two severe earthquake shocks were
felt at Andijan. province Of Ferghana,
central Asia
At Elkins, ". Va. II degrees below
zero was the temperature, the lowest
ever known there
An unknown" as'oRered TO pay for
all the coal used By families IN Kansa,
City. No, too poor TO buy Il.
ne ls-months-old child Of v. Q,
Wallar. Of cAney. Kan, ras burned y
death By Are nom an open grate
Ths house COMMITTEES on the Judi
diary, By . vote Of to 5. ordered n.
vorabls report on the Clayton bin ~
pc.llng ne bankguptcy lava
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Many people owe their present good
health to the fact that they consulted DR..
Pierce by letter, giving him all possible In.
formation about their condition, symptoms,
etc, and received in return good medical
advice sOhfeh cost neM Nothfng. Write 70
Dr.. r. v. Pierce, founder of the Invalidg
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo. N. Y:
Dr. Pierce by no means confines himself
to prescribing his well-knOwn medicines.
He tells you In the most commandments
way what ails you, what you ought to do,
what line of treatment should be followed
out In your particular case, and II your case
does not indicate the need for this proprie.
tary medicine, he tells you plainly and
frankly sOhaf yoH do need, and the best
possible method Of improving Your health.
DR.. Pierce treAts many chronic cases at
distance, through the mail and all you have
to do 10 to write him your symptoms.
aDuring my two years Of married life l have
not had good health writes Mrs. Daisy Stud
dard, Of sos 8. EspIanade Avenue, Leavenworth,
Kans. NJ was all rundown, and my husband
got me to write 10 DR.. Pierce. got an early
reply telling me what the trouble was. l com.
menced taking DR.. Pierce'B Pavorite Prescrip.
ton, and also the Pleasant PelletA' and now
can say that feel like new woman. I do all
my work and do not feel tired out like used To-.
I have taken eight bottles OF the Favorite Pre-
Scrlption.' II makes one feel we'll and strong.S
DR., Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure did.
ness and sick headache.
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Drunknrd, at Dniry ATeetinE.

Mason City, Ia, Feb. 4.-The Iowa
State Dairy and the National Butter
Makers associations adjourned last
night. The following resolutions were
passed by the Iowa Dairy association;
THAT the association does hereby
earnestly condemn the drunkenness
and criminal rowdyism which has
marred this convention, and that COM
panies sending representatives to our
future meetings must send men who
will not usrticipate in anv drunken
hess or r6wdylsm or else remain
away"
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no astar chnmbers Aaetr.

Springfield. H.. Feb. l.-Frank ]
comerford's testimony against mem.
bers Of the Illinois legislature in sup
port Of his charges that corruption Il
rampant and more especially that at
tempts at bribery were made IN the
recent democratic house. caucus. will
be heard IN the open. That Is. three
newspaper men win be present and
Mr.. comerford himself win be permit
ted 10 be present at the hearings
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Roosevelt's inaugural parade. They
are: Geronimo. the old Apache chief
now in Fort Sill, Ok; Quanah Parker
a Comanche of Anadarko, Ok; Buck
skin Charlie, Ute Of Durango, COL;
Little Plume, Piegan, or Blackfeet,
Of Browning, Mont; American Horse
a Cheyenne Of Rushville, Neb., and
Hollow Horn Bear, Sioux Of Valen-
tine, Neb. These Indian warriors will
ride Indian ponies in the parade.
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Firemen,a Handa Froaen.

North McGregor, Ia, Feb. Ask
business houses and a residence we're
destroyed by fire here while the Their
mometer registered 80 below zero.
Among the buildings destroyed we're
the new city hall, the council chamber
and the jail. Several firemen sus-
tanned frozen hands and feet.
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100000, 600 IrmbenuIed an 1904.

New York, Feb. 4,-According to sta
tlstics gathered here $1000O,0O0 was
embezzled in the United States in 1904
commercial failures this week in the
United States are 25s, against sos last
week, 1856 the preceding week and GAG
the corresponding week last year.
Bradstreet's says: Widespread cold
weather hampers trade in nearly all
lines, thus retarding but not entirely
checking the opening Of spring distri-
button.
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she had pecelved Haabana.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. 2.-Mrs. zena
Smith, wife Of George W. Smith, Of
Covington, committed suicide by burn,
ing herslef to death, Mrs. Smith came
to Covington a month ago from Iowa
for the purpose of marrying the man
whom she deserted for death. She left
a letter to her mother in which she
stated that she had deceived her huss
band and could no longer live with
him
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Left also.ooo for Ml..ion..

Worcester. Mass. FEB. L-The WIN
Of Edward A. GoodnoW, Of Worcester,
filed for probate yesterday. leaves
100000 IN specific bequests and the
residue Of the estate til5o, oool Il lsfl
70 the American Missionary society Of
New York. washburn collosa, Topoka.
Kan, also Ssis 5000.
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Old GRIP" RETRES
Last Russian General % Go Against
JapS Has "POOr Health"
HYLoyF SELECTED FOR SACRIFICE.
Here Of TuFkish Campaign VIII 90
to Manchuria and Try HIS Hand
at Running the JapS into
the Sea.

St. Petersburg. Feb. Alt is be-
lieved in military circles that the sue
ceasIon Of Lieut.. Gen. Myloif to the
command Of the second army Of Man
churia does not necessarily mean that
the position Of second in command
in the far east has devolved upon him.
Gen. Myloff has good record as a
fighter. though he was not present at
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INDIANS Az INAUGURATION.
sr1 Famous chiefs wan Go 20 wash
inston march snd ride Ponies
I'm the Parade.

washington, Feb. 1.-The inaugural
committee appropriated $4,000. or as
much thereof az may DO necessary, to
pay the expenses Of six Indians TO
come here to participate in President
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e4Oo, 900 ResIdence Destroyed

New York, Feb. 4.-Fire destroyed
Cedar Court, the country house Of
Otto H. Kuhn, senior member Of the
banking firm Of Kuhn. Loeb q Co., Of
New York city, situated near Morris
town, N. j., entailing . loss Of abou,
eA0O 0O0.
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Washington, Feb. 4.--Senator Muir.
ray Crane tMass.) introduced a bin
appropriating s25O,OO0 for the estab.
llshment of leprosariun for the
segregation Of lepers and to prevent
the spread Of the disease in the United
States It is provided that the insti-
tuition shall be situated ON some aban-
doned military reservation.
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WAN. Sam North IN MAY.

London, Feb. 4.--W. s. Champ, sec
rotary for William zeigler, has en-
gagged Capt. Kieldensen to command
the Arctic steamer Terra Nova on Its
approaching voyage to the far north.
The Terra Nova will sail in May,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09

any Of the great battles of the Man
churian campaign. He is 81 years old.
He fought in the Turkish campaign
and saw great deal Of service in the
Caucasus. He was appointed to the
command Of the Eighth corps in 1901
and went to ManchuTia with that corps
from Odessa. The Eighth corps was
one Of the latest corps to arrive there.
Army officers confirm the report that
Gen. Gripenberg is in Ill health and
point out that he was seriously III a
year before his appointment to the
command of the Second army Of Man
churia. It Is rumored that Lieut. Gen.
Gripenberg has asked to be relieved
of his command. Gen. Gripenberg
telegraphed direct to the emperor re-
questing to be relieved because Of the
alleged faIlur Of Gen. Kuropatkin to
afford him proper support in the oper-
atoms against Sandepas.
Maxim GOrky 20 he Tried.
st. Petersburg, Feb Alt is the in
tention of the government to bring
Maxim Gorky and seven other authors
and publicists to trial on political
charges.
Warsaw Newspapers ReappeRr.
Warsaw, Feb. 4.-Warsaw newspa'
pers reappeared yesterday after eight
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wand. Inalan.. BooI.s EramInea.

Washington, Feb. 2-Representa-
tive Stephens CTexas) introduced a
resolution requesting the secretary Of
the interior to make an examination Of
the financial and fiscal affairs Of the
Choctaw and Chickasaw nations from
June s. 1898, to February ], 1905, to
ascertain the expenditures Of money.
to whom made, upon what authority,
for what service and whether valid or
not
A committee OF the NeurasKa regis
lature visited the Kansas prison at
Lansing and Inspected the twine plant.
Nebraska viii build . similar plant.
-An American Woman company
disbanded az Kansas City. No. last
night after an unsuccessful tour. Miss
Amber Lawlofd. the star. returned 70
cAfeasn
M. Rorers WIN Vet Hanz.
Waterbury, Vt, FEB. 2-Nrs, MaI7
Rogers. who was to have been hanged
Friday for the murder Of her hus-
hard. has ben repEiosed uniil JunA
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WORSE EVERY YEAR.
Plenty Of Abilene Readers Have the
Same Experience.

Don't neglect an aching back,
Il will got worse every year.
Bact ache II really kidney ache.
10 cure the back you must cure the kidneys.
II you don't other kidney Ills follow.
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Brlghts disease.
An Abilene Citizen tells you how the cure n
easy.
NJ, Emory Rowland, living At I'LL
West LIST st.. says; "DoAns Kidney Pills
10 my knowledge are are liable remedy.
For even or eight years have been an
noyod With baekacho and urinary trouble,
symptoms which an considered 10 be KID
ney complaint. The latter aggravated me
the most particularly during the night.
Noticing Doan's Kidney Pills advertised to
enre Just such AnnoyAnees went 10 o. +
Nor,hcraft COS drug store for = box and
gave them = trial They cured me Of the
troabls without = shad ~ Of doubt"
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cents.
Foster MIlburnca Buffalo, MY.
Sol. Agents ar ~ Uuis.a ss...s
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NA6lIIS

AN~WX N-A%A A%~ ~ - y ~ - = ~.
Last summer while recovering from III.
ness Of fever, I had a severe attack Of
Infammatory Rheumatism in the knees,
from which / was un.ble to leave my
room for several months. I was treated
by two doctors and also tried different
kinds OF Iinamefits and medicines which
seemed to relieve me from pain for
awhile, but at the same time ! was not
any nearer getting well. One day while
reading paper saw an advertisement
Of s. s. s. for Rheumatism. decided
to give II a trial, which i did at once.
After / had taken three bottles I felt a
great deal better, and still continued
70 take it regularly until was entirely
cured. now feel better than for years.
and cheerfully recommend S. S. S. to
any one suffering from Rheumatism.
Org CAD st. CHAs e. GM.DERSLERvR.
Rheumatism Is caused by uric acid OF
some other acid poison in the blood,
which when deposited in the muscles
and joints, produce the sharp, cutting
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culiar to this disease. S. S. s. goes di-
rectly into the circulation, all irrita-
ting substances are neutralized and
filtered out of the system, the blood Is
made pure and the general health h
built up under. the purifying and tonic
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s.@sns,r ~ ua-'--p'sH''-sna 'sAs 70
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effects of the yege-
table re me dy.
Write for our spe-
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For ulls By all assl.r.. Price 50
cents
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-14
IOWA TOWN DIVORCE CRAZY.
One In Twenty.slx Council Bluffs Mar
ried Men Involved.

Council Bluffs, Sept, 9.-This city
has gone divorce crazy. AT present
there are 101 cases pending, and with
in the past year 1856 cases have been
filed. But the climax came when
forty-six petitions for divorce were
fled with the county clerk in one
week. The population of Council
Bluffs, as given in the latest census re-
port, is only 25,S02. Allowing one
voter to each five people and the num-
Der of voters at 5,040-this being the
number of men over 81 years old.
Placing the number of unmarried men
in the city at 1000, Ia conservative
number), there remain just 4,o4o mar
rled men In the city, and OF these, one
out OF every twenty-six has within the
past year either sued for or has been
sued for a divorce.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-14

ffMuA I'M MseAt 4 Nas sssss u
nsN Mege kne shA l,onble STAR Nrsl
em tAAA MafA itaAt thrNlsh u4e
|~ltlsseore iihs ihs enn aosA ID shN
naAtd esn uhly II y 81 4 hlue feaasFh
easl outflae ne circle ErtiioA lara
|she auahie star. iouhs Nhfunah lhe IN.
s&cope nke twa stars about ave feet
apart one ~ thp astronomers said
N shey had this telcsenrN hKea IN the
nearest star and was "a l0ok down on
this tarth, d would leook about A.
LARGE A. n yon would take A common.
pised apple md put ~ N The end ~
a pole ana walk away as milus and
look at Il With the naked eye. II
tass earth h mat small, Imagine how
small We iooki I will confess ! have
actually felt just about that small lots
OF times. Another thing of no little
INTEREST," There r. a man az tine Lick
Observatory who makes all the time
clocks for all the obseryatories In
the world.
Well, we left tais place nc 9;45 and
in three hours and ntteen minutes We
went down the 20 miles with the 7is
turns In the road, and nc n was diz.
" that ] know OF.
/ am now working at a little town
about half the size Of Wright, It's
miles from Oakland, in a deseret coun.
try. We have a park here 100 feet
long and so feet wide. | call II Cen.
trail park. we have nice grass and
nice shade; no animals, only stray
dogs. The reason I am here ] make
good money and make it easy. And
anyone that know me knows that
strikes me just right. suppose ]
will stay here until | make enough
money to take another trip.
wishing the readers Of the Herald
success, | close for this time.
Yours respectfully,
Joe 4. Wright.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-14

A copy % ne gemitweekly News,
% Nome, Alaska, issued August y,
has Just reached this once. II con.
talns the following article, which
viii be read with much Interest,
Last saturday evening the dinner
IN honor OF Congressman Lacey, AZ
the Golden Gate, was a big success.
Many clever speeches were made,
and standing votes we're taken on the
questions OF congressional repre-
sehtatlon for Alaska, and OF territor.
ial government. The votes were
practically unanimous in favor OF
both.
Col. Perkins acted as toastmaster,
and the following are the toasts and
the names OF those speaking to
them:
Address of Welcome--C. V. La
Fargo president Chamber Of Com.
merce.
Legislation for Alaskan, ]. Coon.
ran.
Transportation-W. II. Ferguson.
Home Rule for Alaska-C. s. Han
mum.
Need Of a Land omce-P. J. Cos,
ton.
Bencn and Bar--A. j. Bruner.
Railroad Building in AlasKa-W. N.
Monroe.
Pioneers of Alaska-C. S. Johnson.
Mining in Alaska-Ed. Dunn.
Chamber of Commensurate X.
Gowans. r
Eskimo Question-Rev. Ryberg.
Alaska-Major Lacey.
Mr.. Lacey spoke as follows:
Gentlemen of Nome: l esteem 1t
an especial privilege to have the op.
portunlty of meeting and listening to
you this evening. l have been jour-
neying through Alaska in the ca
pacity Of a listener rather than Of a
talker.
"T have been In each Of our other
states and territories and have felt
that / was missing much by delay in
visiting our largest territorial pos.
session-Alaska.
"A daughter and little grand
daughter at Nome have proved strong
attraction to me.
my heart would say that the mag.
netic pole is in the Seward PENN
sula.
But | have ~endeavored to make
up for my delay in visiting you by
coming in the long. way, down the
mighty Yukon.
your %colors, white and yellow snow
and gold. have a fascination for the
tenderfoot.
Alaska is mighty in its immens'
ity. She Is big enough to speak Of
the balance Of the world as merely
the outside The size Of this terri
tory Is a great advantage. There is
so much OF It that there must nee
essarily be much goo d in it. OF
course, 1t is not like Iowa, where the
agricultural pay streak is $50 miles
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-14
GEN CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Quincy, Illinois.

Write today for our beautiful 64-page
Illustrated Catalogue FREE. II contains
school-room views, groups Of students,
portraits Of students in positions, testi-
monials, specimens Of penmanship,
graduating class, and list Of 14O0 students
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This elegant Catalogue also contains
rates OF tuition, cost OF books, board,
ETC.. with much valuable information
tor any young person DESTROYS Of pre-
pairing for a situation as st~enographer
OF b~ookkeePer. Address
d. l.. M~UssELMAN, Pres't,
Quincy, Illinois.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-14
NEW POINT ~ LAW.
Is Christian Science An Orthodox Re-
lielon?

Independence, Ia, Sept. 9.-Wnether
or no the Christian Science Is an or
thodox organization will De a ques-
ton before the district court here
soon. Injunction suits have been
brought against five saloons in this
city upon the grounds lhat they are
within 800 feet Of the First Church of
Christ, Scientist. The cases will be
contested upon the grounds that the
organization is a healing society.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-14
Q. ". Hare, Dentist, room 10,
Evans block, home Phone 500.
NIPPED IN THE BUD.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. 9s-With
their tickets purchased and their bag.
gage all checked, Mrs. Mary Lane,
the ~27-year.old wife OF William Lane,
and John Smith, a laborer "a years
of age. were arretser at the depot
last night. Smith is a laborIng man
who has been in the employ Of Lane
during the summer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-14
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.

Chicago, Sept. 9.-The big Santa Fe
elevator In this city, laden with wheat
and corn, burned this morning entail
Ing a loss OF n million dollars.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-14
Lacey on Alaska

cur Cengrcssmaa Respond. 90 Toast No
Dtnaer Glsen I'm his Homer at Neme.