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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15
Absag the Ccbolla

Cebolla Springs, while not fur
nishing ~ large how Of water, nor
ssch hM water - othess in the sAsae,
are yet jsstiy cslobrsAsd in ths carr
of rheumatic, stomach and blood
diseases. s G.. Gill Of Denver
owns a third interest, f. p. Shove of
Colorado Springs another third and
A. X. Stevens of lola the balance.
j. j. Cobbs has been the success
ful manager of the resort for several
seasons and at the time Of our visit
every one of the seven cottages were
filed. There are two bath houses,
each having two tanks, one OF hot
and the other of cooler water
direct from the springs. There is
also a plunge, l2X2i feet Fishing
is generally good in the valley and
there is hunting ON the bills sur
rounding, so that if a railroad was
nearer, it would undoubtedly be
come one Of the celebrated resorts OF
the Rocky mountains. The proper
ty includes 100 acres Of land so of
which is in pasture.
In ell W. y. Sammons owns 800
acres Of land part Of it included in
the old Rudolph place higher up
and 2SO acres in the home ranch.
From $50 acres he will cut close to
300 tons Of wild hay. The native
wire grass he believes has unequal
led fattening qualities and indeed
commands a high price un the Den
yer market. He feeds all Of the hay
10 a herd Of Hereford cattle. Mr.
Summons has several registered
Hereford bulls and is breeding a
high grade herd. Speaking Of
warm drinking water for stock he
tells us the cattle will cross the
creek and 60 a mile to drink the
warm spring water where il runs
down of the hill, and seem To- thrive
upon it,
An enterprise which deserves
mention is tie Powderhorn hall a
structure some 30xGO feet in outside
dimensions which serves as a
gathering place for people at parties.
entertainments and church meetings
". 7. Summons granted use Of a
tract Of his ground directly across
from the springs at the end of the
lane a committee WAS placed iu
charge % the funds and enough
raised 10 put up the hall The floor
Is hardwood and a good stage is
provided Money is now being
raised 90 buy an organ and then
both inside and outside Of the ball
viii De gradually finished. lD m0si
8f our mountain clmmuuiues The
school house GIl- tie bin for public
meetings, bat as the valleys grow
more thirblv settled. IT often proves
too small and then such a haii is no,
only an evidence Of enterprise 1Bt q
public blessing.
The Frank Andrews place is
practically all meadow land and
tonnage of Wild and timothy hay
runs close to 20Q. It Is all fed T.
Mr. Andrews excellent herd Of
Hereford cattle One might call II
Continued on last page
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15
Gann.s-n- Colo. @snt- 6. DOB

Gmnisau. Colo. Sept G. 1903
D win sell on tie ranch 81 J NJ
Allen Is miles uHr.G of taunls1n.
age black mare SIP 80 belong
% Chas FEr1un-r. for usrpo-e ol
paving feed bill Sale VIII occur
so davs after date on Friday. Oeto-
Der 9th az l.51 D.. m.
RNrH L. ALLEN.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

The Monday Afternoon club viii
meet at the home of Mrs Mason on
September S.190j. A fun atten-
dance is desired Program consists
Of business and current events.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

Miss Caroline Walter has again
established her studio for voice and
piano ia the F1ntaine house on Pine
street, where she will be pleased 10
meet those interested in music
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

Fog RCNT-Plain, neatly furnish
ed room for one or two gentlemen
References required Tomichi Ave,
one block from Main street Address
Tom German. Gunnis0u.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

$4,000 cash buys a Broom house
with electric lights, good well Of
water, 3 lots, one block from Web
sters. See Henry F. Lake or J 5.
Phillips, carpenter.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

L0sT- Saturday. between Guuni-
son and Samps Ia ranch or Gunni-
son and Almout a blue, double,
plaid lined macintosh cape Re-
ward Mrs G.. W. Holmez.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

WNrEi.-Gaal man and wife %
take charge at A.mut Mast be
experienced people Good wages
References. Apply or address
NlENaN DAVIS.
AImH~r. t'1lo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

MINNoWs FOR SALE From now
till close of season. W. A. Gazette
La Ncta hotel.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

LOSr-Oa the south side OF court
house, a black silk belt with sterling
silver buckle. Return to this Office.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

The agent for the only -'Sempre
Gioyincn and other toilet articles
win continue 90 sell at bargain
prices for a few days longer Rooms
in rear 1f Nrs. Roger millinery
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

FIVE Rooms for light housekeep-
ing at the paint store south OF Gun
isOn Hardware.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

For SALE One heating stove, one
bedstead and springs.
NELLIE X. SUMMERS.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15
BUSINESS LOCALS

= BUSINESS LOCALS =
sss>>>>>>s>s>sseesees>ssss
wsst -. ed snssa.Ssl lkSaSSe611 -
eests . line
For SALE One heating stove, one
bedstead and springs
NELLIE r. SUNMERs.
FIVE Rooms for light housek eep-
ing at the paint store south of Gun
lsOn Hardware.
MINNoVs ron SALE From now
till close of season. W. A. Gazette
opposite La Neta hotel
LOST-On the south side OF court
house, a black silk belt with sterling
silver buckle Return to this Office.
4 meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce viii be held Thursday
night Sept. y at the new city hall.
Everybody turn out.
$4,000 cash buys Broom house
with electric lights, a good well Of
water, 3 lots, one block from Web
ster's. See Henry f. Lake or J 5.
Phillips, carpenter
Fog BCNr- Plain, neatly furnish
ed room for one or two gentlemen.
References required. Tomichi Ave,
one block from Main street Address
Tom German. Gunnis0u.
The Monday Afternoon club will
meet at the home of Mrs Mason on
September lSl9Oj. A fun atten-
dance is desired. Program consists
Of business and current events.
Miss Caroline Walter has again
established ber studio for voice and
piano in the F1ntaiue house on Pine
street. where she will be pleased 10
meet those interested in music.
Losr- Saturday. between Guuni-
son and Samps MS ranch or Gunni-
son and Nmout. blue, double,
plaid lined macintosh cape Re-
ward Mrs G.. w. Holme7-
The agent for the only -'Sempre
Gioyiuen and other toilet articles
win continue 90 sell az bargain
prices for a few days longer. Rooms
in rear of Nrs. Rogers millinery.
WayrEa-Gaal man and wife 90
take charge oi A.mlt Mast be
experienced people Good wages
Reference Apply or address
NllNaN DAVIS.
AImH~r. t-lo.
Guuuisau. Colo. Sept @. 1893
D. win sell on tle ranch ai ] n
. si'er Is miles uHr.G u. tuunison,
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-15

5 eents . line.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
ARRAIGNED IN COURT
Prisoners Held On Criminal Charges
Called Before Judge,

Judge Preston brought up for ar
raignment yesterday the alleged
criminals now awaiting trial IN the
district court upon the indictments 70
turned by the grand jury. Sever
men were before the court on eight
charges, and one, Charles Thompson
who ig held upon bond Of 9500,0G
for attempted robbery OF Minos Pow.
Ell, failed 10 appear, and tao bonds
man Was allowed until one,thirty
O'Clock this afternoon 10 produce him
Waivers Of arraigDmcnt, and pleas
OF mot guilty" we're entered IN -
cases against the following:
John Jacobs, murder IN frat de
gree; defended BY Woodson and Dey
fl.
George Howard, burglary, defended
by Burrell Il Dewitt.
Charles Price, attempted murder DE
Tended BY Bolton.
John Brooks and A. B. Campbell, lar
ceny from building, defended by Phil
Jpn.
Charles Furnish, sodony, two bills
defended by o. q. q. Phillips.
The mrn were returned 20 jail u
await trial
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
GALL srosEs asMoytO.
rive Hundred and Twenty-Five Taken
from scott Tcwnbsjp Lady.

A succeseful operation for gan
stones vas DeYfofmea On Mn, Hose
Barflow d scott township lagt Mon,
day AZ ne Dee Moineg hospital ~
Dr. gchulIer n Des Moines and Dr..
Barnes u Oekalccsa
Mrs. TsaytlOw vas on the operating
table one hour and twenty minutes.
me doctoFy removed CzG stones, from
The size N a blaeki~rsy geed ~ me
axe Of common sired marble. She
withst0od the operation well an9 ~
gett1ng along nicely and II she i'm.
proree ~ well IN . Inture ~ ghc
has 40 far Sfe VIII De ablo 70 return
home n about three wesks.
Mr.. Barfiow aas Deen sufferer
10 abort exit years ana went %
~ ho1Dlta. AZ . iasE chance %
sev ter ne. me - The wife N
~ Earf10w and sister ~ J. -.
Peayscn "a Oekaio0a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
THEEPISCOPALCHUR
Women Of ST. James Church Organ
ne for Effective Work.

The Woman'g Guild Of g. JAMES
Episcopal church, as planned BY tho
rector, rev. John william Jones, have
organized for work during tho year,
into the different chapters N tifs
0uild, 10 whom departments " the
ehuYch work viii DO detailed.
The organizations az present are
the 81 james chapter, composed OF
tho older members OF the Guild on.
ganization, who work largely for the
general expenses Of tho church and
for the organ AZ well, tho g. Agnes
chapter n young ladies', who are
bending their efforts toward me pro-
Dosed pipe organ, and the Missionary
chapter, which Is devoted u ffIg work
of the Missionary department, and
has within itg province such charity
as IL done W tho Guild IN the way
Of boxes 70 homes and hospitals NJ
Thanksgiving and Christmas hoIb
days and such other bGneyoiences ~
come within tho province 81 church
work. II ~ this chapter which viii
DO ienten work for the hospitals and
other charitable institutions, A Viz.
ting chapter Is composed 81 Me%
DANES John a, Karbacb, n. q. Hon.
man, n. Tnrner and j. q, Hammcs.
Az the meeting "Wednesday little
more man organization MAS accom-,
pIlsbed. me ladies Of tho Guild
chogc ~ general oflccrg, Mrs, Alice
Bennett, president; Mrs. w. H. KaI.
bach, vice president. Mrs. Lena Win.
dc, secretary Blss Leia Atchison,
treasurer.
OF mo g. James chapter the on
cerg arc. Hrs, w. r. LAGER, prest
dent; Mrs, q. " hoffman,, vice
president; Mrs. j. q. Hamnaes, nee
Rotary; Mrs. n. q. Hoffman, treas
WFeY.,
me Missionary chapter IL ofnccrc6
BY: Mr.. Bessio AlexandeF, prgsis
dent, Mrs, Frank Martin, vice preef
aent; Mn. 3, gawyer, secretary.
treasurer.
no oGicers have ~ yet been cbos,
ca for no -, Agnes chapter, but a.
meeting Of no young ladies ttss
evening the choice win be made.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
TIE EDITORS ARE GONE.
They Had q Good Time. in oskaIooss
and Enjoyed the Visit

The editors closed their convention
Friday afternoon in time 20 30 70 the
foot ball game between Penn and Cor.
nell college. A number OF those mo
mad place on the program were not
present and the session was more OK
an experience meeting than otheTwige.
me Question BOX" was conducted
by Dave Brant, OF iowa city, and II
brought out number Of problems
each ana any one Of which were worth
hours Of study ana discussion, but on
account Of the Iatenpss Of the hour
they we're quickly passed. One OF the
pclu;g touched was How Shall we
Deal With the Theatre and Opera
House BusinegsT" This mas long been
a problem with editors and business
managers. II was agreed that the ad-
yertlsing SHOULD be placed on bust
ness basis for satisfactory results.
The Newspaper advertising Of show
always deyolyeg upon the manager Of
the local house, and he makes a con-
tract rtfn the newspaper 70 the best
adyantage possible 50 much space
for 80 many tickets. The most salts
factory way isto have tine opera house
manager pay for what he gets, and IL
you desire tickets, buy them as other
patrons 20, and you win be money
ahead.
foot ball tickets were furnished TO
the editors with the compliments Of
mo Commercial Club OF tho city, and
at half past three O'Clock adjournment
wss taken 70 the grounds, where the
game was Witnessed and enjoyed by
the gentlemen.
The evening and morning trains car
ried most Of tho gentlemen back 70
their homes and their labors, with the
feeling that the Oskaloosa meeting hao
been success, pleasant and profit
able eyen II the attendance was not
~ large ~ usual
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
MAY Be BUXTON MAN
NeeHo AHhEarEp AT CURLING
TON BELIEVED 70 DC THE
sOuoHTFoH MuRpEhaH.

burlington. ia,, Oct. "a Atlavi0
AIexls, a ntafo under arrest here for
entlclnH TIM iByear.uId son az John
H. Lacey 10 Newark. N. d, away from
home, waH confronted ny tho father
10 tho boy today and N a nc OF rage
spfang at lacey, and but for the inter.
fefpnco OF two officers would unve
badly Injured him. Tho negro, wac
claims 10 be "tho Chicago KID" anu
the officers fought All round the police
station and the negro was only sub
dued wiinn beaten into inaenslbiIlty,
Mr, Lacey took bis boy home last oyl
enfng.
II 10 believed by the officers that the
colorcd man ~ Inc onp who murderer
another negro near Buxton.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
Y. NJ. {. A. RECEPTION
Public Gives new Secretary Royal
welcome 10 City.

AZ che Y, AZ 6. A. rooms friday ev
enIng a reception ~ which A large
number of guests were IN attendance
waa rendered Secretary and Mira J..
AL Van Dis aud Physical director Don
Mitchell. IN every way the affair was
h distinct succpsa.
Quests were received Ia the recep'
tlon room Of the association, by prcs.
laent q. ~. Porter az the assnciatiun.
and Mrs. Charms Glover, president OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary, and w them
presented to Mr.. and Mrs Van Dis and
Mr.. Mitchell. After the informal re-
coption ia tho lower rooms, tho guests
were uHhered into tho association hall
whpro the reception was carried out
In tho following program.
Bolo--clairo u. Gordon.
Welcome from the !. M. g. Aboard,
President @. M. Porter.
Welcome from tho Pastors, extend
ed by Rev. II. X. Purdy.
Welcome from tho Business Inter.
ests, extended by Sam Baldauf.
Welcome from the Ladies Auxil
larry, by Mrs. Charles Glover.
Response by Secretary J. Avian Dis,
Response by Director ID. v. Mitchell
Solo by Prof. l.. +. Burnett.
Tho brief talks or the occasion
showed the spirit Of hearty welcome
with which the new oficers OF the MS
ISOLATION were greeted, ana exhibited
most kindly feeling from the vari
GUS interests OF the city toward the
new heads OF the oskaloosa associa
ton. In their responses the new OF
ficerB spoke briefly, outlining plans
for the work OF the organization, and
touching upon the excellent results Of
tho membership campaign which mar
given TO the association the largest
membcrshlp ever held.
Three hundred and rweiye members
now enjoy the privileges Of the asso
citation and the secretaries win not
deslst IN their efforts until the mem
bership total has been placed beyond
the Ave hundred mark. The campaign
is TO be pushed with greater yigor and
system within the next few weeks anf
house TO house canvass will b.
made II necessary to secure the mum
Der.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
COAL TRADE REVIEW.
CONDITIONS or BUSINESS Ae
POINTED OUT Nv LEADING
TRADE JOURNAL.

Chicago Oct a. Tho black ilia
mOnd, UftlclM newspaper If the ctnl
industry. reviewing tho western
trade. to-day nDysl
HCOIdur weather in Tho west INV
latter part IL tho week has resulted
n increased activity IN Western coal
markets THE. rcnried with tho pre-
vaiilng shortage ~ cars,maiea the
situation very Gtm en Al dsssflp
lions Of domestic and run.ofmlne b.
luminous Goals. Tho wax spot con
tinues 10 bo IN connection with flne
Goals, which are wholly domoraiized,
NJ chicago. prices having reached the
lowest point Of tho year.
"Tho continuance ~ tho shortage
of cars at tho mines n being felt
more especially ut this time. Last
week, owing TO tho mild weather,
there was not so much pressure 70
buy coal. Dealers held of from plac'
ing orders and consumers wefo not
actively in tho market for large
tonnage, with tho first touch OF cold
weather, however, there was q
change. orders began 20 accumu'
latp, particularly on tho leading d.
scriptIons Of eastern Goals, where the
car shortage ID bad. TIE outlook
from transportation standpoint -
tho worst ia recent yearT. Railroad
officials are unable 70 handle tho
heavy crop tonnage from tho west,
and consequently coal freight and
other commodities which do not pay
a. high earning charges arc sadly
neglected. From authentic sources Il
Il learned that elevators and other
storage capacity IN IN southern Min
neeota, South Dakota, Iowa and Ncb-
raska arc already Oycrcrowded win
tho grain harvested this year AZ
some points wheat In waiting out
doors, unprotected rom the wealth
er for transportation facilities 70
storage points. Railroad onicials
hold out no encouragement as 70
wien these conditions viii DO rem
edied, IL follows, a. matter oi
courm, that 20 long as they continue
bad every commodity win be obliged
20 await transportation"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19

70 Get Land where Three Crops
VIII Pay Fer II.

fandas FOR snle ia the great wheat
belt ~ Oklahoma, whore the winters
are mild and abort and the summers
cool, andl land from % 10 $40 per
acre, close to railroad. Dklahoma
"a located IN the best part o. the
world this has been proven NJ thu
Worlds Fair 40 Paris, France, Chi.
cage, M and Nc. Locals, Mo. Okla
homa.tooh gold medal for wheat and
-four 81 Chicago Fair, on cotton MI
Paris, on corn at Sc. Louis, and took
gold medal for best display OF farm
products in the United states. What
more do you want 10 prove 0klaho-
ma thelbest part OF tho United States2
The winters are only six weeks long
and the summers are cool and the
climate the healthiest In the world.
Wheat makes from 10 TO 45 bushels
per acre; 40 to 80 bushels corn; as
muchas 100 bushels of oats to the
acre, and all kinds OF fruit in abund-
ance. For map and description Of
these cheap lands, call on or address
IoWa.& Texas Land Co.
diw3 oSkALooSA, IOWA.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
lowAs osTs AWARDS.
w. .. Miller Makes Almost Clean
sweep For AberdceDs.

Kansas City, Mo- Oct. 1.-THE
awarding Of prizes In tho American
Royal Cattle show ended last night
and today the annual parade Of the
prize winners VIII take place. Among
the winners was w. j. Miller Of Metz,
Iowa, who made almost a clean sweep
Of prizes for Aberdeen cattle.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
sArE IN JAPAN.
The spepcer.huber Party Reach Yo-
kohan1a Today.

Relatives in this city received a
telegram today announcing the safc
arrival in Yokohama, Japan. Of the
spencer-Huber party. The cablegram
was dated at sos a. M, on October
14,though in reality they reached their
destination yesterday. The message
contained only one word, "Ablution,"
which interpreted means, "Arfiye,
safrly; pleasant journey"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19


want lsalAhtbn MIA vi As Kent oil
haluWnal frank ffsMlR, New HlnFuh
IN. ~ Morrison, Ilhaeon w ]. mob,
lnaoh 90, Missionary. OnhalgvaA
llupeH ~ tho eomnuliee ~ reaulul
llonu followed.
A Question Boz WA then conducted
~ W. ]. Robinson Homu of the 0uesl
lluns discussed wefei HAS The Man
IN The World Babbath7p what
Nhould ho tina Roiu Aim " h Teach
err why Cannot our County Con
yention he BETTER Attended Wheii
Most III cur Township Conventions
Have mo Church FILLED 20 Overflow.
lnR7" "wbat About the Sunday NewR.
paper az "A Foo 10 tho n. ST. "Ia
There Any Excuse for the Man who
Goes 70 tho Mountains or Parks on
fjunday7v
rhp Penn college auartotte then
gave a selection which was we'll re.
celyed.
The doyotionals Of the evening see.
sion woro led by w. !. Hobeson. Bpo.
cIal music WINS given by tho choir and
the Penn quartette.
Report OF the international Sabbath
school convention held 10 Toronto,
Canada In June was given by A. r. N.
Hambleton. IL was certainly a grand
convention and we wished we might
all have been present MS we listened
TO Mr. Hambleton.
The address OF the evening was CIV
en- by Rev. II. II. Purdy, the gubject
being "The Worlds Greatest Need
TIo said the great need Is God AND
strength Of character; a thoughtful adj
dress and we'll received.
This closed tho convention, 1t was
a good convention; good in feeling and
in interest, The attendance was no;
large. About fifty-hye delegates were
present.
Mary KissIck, Co sec'y
Resolutions.
The following resolutions were
adopted by tho convention:
Whereas, Our hearts are full Of
Thanksgiving 70 God for according "
tho privilege u again meeting In con
yenton, giving ua a broader fuller
conception Of His truth, filling d,
with new real, new energy and insDi
ration in His work OF saving souls
We DO hereby record our thankfulnegI
20 Him for what nc has given US, for
what we are and what He allows 10
10 DO in his name. And we do
Resolve, That our sincere thanks
are hereby exDregsed 10 those who
have 80 kindly assisted In making thit
convention a success. Especially Dc
we remember the people OF this citJ
who have 10 generously entertained
az In their homes.
"Res6lycd, That We advance the AZ
gOciatlOn work along all itg lines, In
stituting Primary, Temperance, House
10 House Visitation, Home and Norma
Departments IN all our schools.
"HenOlyed, That the officers, with
the executive committee, meet once
each quarter for council Of tho bcgi
interests 0f the work.
Resolved, That We encourage the
Townships 10 come up 70 the standard
N lsannsr township"
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. q. O. Terrell
Mrs. Peter Reynolds,
w. l. Robeson.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19

0slsalooea horsee carried away but
fit1e gIory At me Hedficl< races, 30
dega Giri alone showing up Ia the non
or eIass, me taking fourth money in
The z:1s trot~
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19

Ro1coe Guthrie, an Iowa Central
,tralpman, had his left hand seveYeIy
pinched while coupling at Morning
Sun, and the arnputafion n me little
lngpr may be necessary.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
GWEN rryE YEARS.
President Of Defunet Storm Lake
Bank 10 sentenced.

gloux city, "a, oct 1.-THE cur.
tain dropped On the long litigation Of
the United slates government against
w. r.. Brown, president o. the defunct
National bank AZ storm Lake, when
Judge Henry r. Reed sentenced me
defendant 70 serve I'VE years n the
state prison at Anarnoaa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19

The prize exhibit Of an ear OF corn
at the Mt. Pleasant street fair was
suctlone1 on. being sold for IS.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
SHANGLE g. GORDON
J. f. g. w. X. LACEY,
Attorneys.at-Law

once over 107 High Avenue West,
Oskalooea, Iowa. Prompt attention
given to collections. Probate biisi-
ness will receive careful attention.
Business attended to In the U. 8. and
State Courts. -
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

o o o o o o o o o
w. g. Burrell TO Lutte Boden,
w. 20 acres OF Coy. lot ],
Gov. lot 2 lot 4. 3. sw1lrof
neA 30 and part Coy. lots
3 and 4 25-74.15 ana M OF
lot 2 l. q. swA Of nwA or
21y74-16 ......,",......... 434.7o
Lutte and J. r. Boden TO y.
w. Scribner, same land as
above ....... ........ 900 20
r.. X. Msttox ct al TO Jas. E.
Welcn, seH Of neH Of 30
75.14 ...,... ....,,.,.... 10000
Mary r.. Lundy TO O. X. James
lots 170171 Rose Hin, Ia.. $50 90
G. l. Roberts and wife TO Mary
r.. Lundy, 10 . 1tD.l7I Rose
Hin, Iowa ....,....,"..., 10000
y. II. Augustine and wife 70
Lillian u. Palmer, lot blk.
Q Marks "a add, lots 80
blk. o l.. g. q. add, lot .
blk. Z o. r., lot 20 Houtz
"a add, lot 81. s. sen OF
neA 1855, 90x12O II. OF
w. side nh Of BLK. 5 warE,s
IA add. Oskaloosa nan. 100
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19
C. YER PLOEG,
Attorney.at.Law

Over Pixies Drug Store.
once Phone 344; residence, 1876
Black. 99.4S.m6