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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
Filly's Fast Time

Mrs, ]. L. Hollands Hester w.
spread-eagled her field In the second
race and won by two lengths in near
10 record time negotiating the five fur
longs in 1:0015, which is one-half a sec
ond slower than the track record set
by Gold Rose.
Neatness and Babe h. were coupled
in the betting and were made eduaI
choices In the betting.
Hester w. broke flying and imme-
diately went to the front. From flae
Iall to the wire it was easy sailing
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

Time Nsa good all driving. A. r. Cook vigor
ousy ridden did not out ls in former races Prces
smashing good Romane closed strong. Others
cut In the Place and show betttng A. b
| Princess Wheeler to and 3 to TO- Ro
Scratched, Dr. Leggo.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

Time Start good easily, balance driving pr;
closed strong. Inn Joe ddI
his Feather Catchem all the track st Fran
warwheel outcassed Place and show betting Dr.
Gar to and cut; Ndgazam to and to D; I'm Joe
show to l.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

7OS furlongs Handicap. 2year-ods and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

sCouped in betting. 49,
Value to winner sSI} Winner blk T. Maentoshi & Gmaadina
Hester 215 to place to show Meatness u to
lbs Hester spreadeaged field won she pleased Neat
Lolita finished strong and otgamed Rustiing Silk which
tired.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

ooA SECOND RAcE-Futurity for two-year-
[[N
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26
CHART OF ASCOT AND 1NGLE,IDE

AscoT. Deeember 8. weaLl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

7O7 FOURTH RACE-1 lie miles, Hollywood handicap.
SIS years and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

Time-O2f. 1.O71s post minute. 2:n. Value
to winner 1926 Winner ch. Observation-Disclosures. Owner
Elmwo Farm Start good Won driving. Second easily
Cello show Macumber Z TO 10 place. out
show ntam Cello outgamed Macumber in drive
home Latter tired setting Bantam finished strong and
got third place when Caruthers tired.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

Time 1a5 Scratched the Roustabout chestnut, sta
good won all driving hard Forernner T9s sk@fqy @ 6apd nd
no excuse oympian back to his ias TaGe Gpssper
lacked usual speed others ourn an the Place and
betting Forerunner and Procrastinate to
l and 3 to q Oympian show to l.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

0oQ FIRST RACB-six furlongs selling for threeyearold
<%u and upwards Purse 500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

Coupled with Proper. Time 2:O6. st
balance driving. Lubin found the trac
ridden to perfection. Proper mad no eXct
q good showing, will soon beat the bes
like a rout. Nigrettte tired. Veterano
Place and show betting Lubin to l
place and show; Dr.. Leggo show to
full, Gil a2iallo San Primo, GLOOMY Gus.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-26

706 THIRD RAcE-51b furlongs. 2-yoar-old colts and
S1V geldngs.
Index Horse W.T. St "a y Str Fin Jockey op CT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-16
SALT LAKE AS A
SMELLING CENTER
Editor Rentor 4. ingalls, Of the
Engineering and Mining jour
nal Writes About It.
FUTURE CANNOT Be FORETOLD.



Mention ls made ln the current is-
.,, ~, ,,o t,einser.r,, a ,tiplpp four.
~, ~, w., ,,..,... H..
hll OF th' great 'IN'''l"h ''""T'' '"
this state and editor Eentuu A. Inc
gals among other things SAYS.
,r., g.,,I..,.. Lie. ,,.... ,I,, ,,rri,st
Ii'' '''' LAM '''''' was ''' '''
important menllurgIc1I center west oi
the Rocky mountains considering such
"a ,,rtsr IN bs , natural f,,us IN which
.,,I.,'. -, b..
INC ores OF various hIIlnt NIhuN'HN 300
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OPENING WAS
VERY IRREGULAR
Chaugts Generally We're Small
While the Dealings We're
Very Large,
IMPROVEMENT WAS MARKED.
More Uniform Tendency Developed
However After the 0peHiug orders
Had Been Disposed or

New York Aug is.-RoallzIng of profits
contcndcd with new buying orders 10
make the opening In the stock market to.
day very irregular
The changes generally were small ami
the dealings Wele large.
A more uniform tendency developed af-
ter the opening orders had been disposed
OF All Of the representative stocks were
quoted fractonaIly above yesterdays
close before II o'clock Great Northern
preferred Improved r. New York Air
brake 80 Westinghouse Electric lia St
Louis and san Francisco second preferred
and Federal Mining preferred IS ana ST.
Paul and Union Pacinc yielded T. The
trading became duh for time and prices
saggod. Large buying Of Reading how
ever chaIued that stock up rs TO record
prices Amdlgamuted Copper also be-
came strong and rose ~. Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific. American Ice pacinc
Mail aud corn Products gained t. amt
Wisconsin preferred l'. The sympathctic
effect Of these advances was reflected IN
the whole market except Northwestern,
which declined ~, Reading reacted q
fraction before noon
Bonds were irregular
Excitement 40 buying Reading started
~ mp with rush and II reached li2i4 %
Rise OF Pa There was very little inquiry
gor the other coalcrs aside from ontario
a Ncshtorn which rose point. Some of
the western stocks hardened fraction
and thf qndortonc generally was quite
arm. Pacific Coast advanced, O. oC0mo-
tive preferred he and ST. Louis South.
western preferred and Pipe preferred T.
/ nitct States Realty fell OF 3 and Ma
iIonal Biscuit and Pacific Coast second
Dealings contracted en- p,,dipr ,rd
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RECEIVERS FEE,
Henry Tatnall Gets $4,000 for
Asphalt Trust Services.

Trenton, \. j., Aug &c .. W
Nroom, a special master. has made a.
report in the United states circuit
court as to the compensation 20 be
allowed 10 Henry Tatnall, u receiver
OF the Asphalt Company of America,
and the National Asphalt company aud
also TO the compensation to be- allowed
Bishum, Wntcrstcin & Bames, who
were counsel Tor Mr. Tatual during
his receivership,
Mr. Nroom recommended an allow
ance to Mr. Tatuall Of $4,000 In addl-
ton 70 $500 which had been previous
ly allowed by the court. aud recon-
mended an allowance to Blsham, Win
terstein & Barnes of $4,000 In addition
TO $4,000 which they had previously
received. The receiver has S3S, GSl and
the remainder OF Ia, $4,000 now all
lowed Will have TO be made up by the
United States Fidelity and Guarantee
company, which gave bond to secure
the compensation of the receiver and
his counsel.
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SILVER SHIELD IS
TO HAVE A MILL.
Manager Il. S. Joseph Made This
Important Announcement
Today
CAPACITY TO Be so TONS.
Will be Located Near NOUth Of Mine
tunnel Tonnage Of Low Grade
Ore Blocked Out

Manager n s. Joseph Of the silver
shield Mining company operating n
the camp Of Bingham made the im-
portant announcement during the day
that it is the intention Of his company
TO commence at au clry date the err
eoton Of p milling plant
In the silver Shield are blocked out
some immense to0nages of low grade
ores which cannot be handled profit.
ably without first subjeotIng them to
min treatment So il is the purpose
TO provide these facilities at ln early
date
1--WE have % lot NJ orc iu tho mine
oud are now raising the drifting on @
body that would bring the company
some big returns" said Mr. Joseph.
If II had q mill of it's own. without
a plant 10 BIS ont of the question.
III is the Intention to build the plant
with am initial capacity of 80 tons,
This viii do us for starter and then
the directors can order the addition Of
other units as they are needed"
The plans are TO be drawn az once
and II possible it Is the Intention ~
the management 10 have the constitute
ton advanced 10 the point that tho
building will be under cover before wu-
ter sets In.
The site selected is mt a point near
the mouth Of the main tunnel Mr..
Joseph says the mine win supply suf-
icIent water for AN purposes and u
there should be a shortage later ON,
ga nHL 40 hon IL. b
hopes To- make such arrangements that
q supply TO meet the demands can be
brought down from neighboriug prop
critics which have water going 10 waste.
Just as soon as the Kempton min
finishes Its rum ON % lot Of ore from
tho Phoenix mine, the Silver Shield
company viii he accommodated. % con-
tract having been made with r. 4.
WALL the owner of the kempton to
reduce 500 tons Of shield ore 10 COM
ccutratc. In a. circular addressed 10
shareholders, Manager Joseph says the
milling of this tonnage viii commence
In about two weeks, ana adds,
Since our last report we have sue
ceeded In doing much work at the
mine as to cOuNnc the water. which has
been bothering rs considerably almost
60 one place. IN the progress of this
work we have struck some ore, but
on account Of the excessive water we
VIII be unable 20 extract IL, However
since getting the water under control
we have blocked out considerable ore
from the tunnel level and we ind that
IL VIII be more economical to ConCen-
tratc I'm a mill all of the ore body, only
| shipping the large Jumps of ore coming
out to the process OF extraction"
Mr.. Joseph closes by saying that in
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,ILrIAL LMpnnNING
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
700 you REMEMsERO

meeting attended by 1000 Canada the
the gathering being nele Of
death
Maxwell the notorious murderer who
100 Tor the murder o c. Arthur PreIer arrived
TEN YEARS AGO Today
rensaed
the police ana
At Mount sterling hanged for murder
5000 people witnessing
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY
China foreign ministers bered IN Pc
tn ~
Ext Senator John j. Ingalls, died a Vegas N NJ
There was low In Lake
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THE GREAT TEMPLE

A complete description OF the Inter-
Tor and exterior Of The Great Temple.
Salt Lake City. and statement OF pur.
poses for which It has been built, pub.
llshed by authority beautifully llus.
trated, price 10 cts, Wholesale TO deal
ers.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas city. Aug -Cattle-Receipts,
n 110. market steady TO 10 cents lower
Native steers 37J05.j0, native COWS and
hclfars, l7jd5.00; stockors and feeders,
2.ioui 10, bulls 2o0aa.3i: calves, ? ioQ
5.25, western steers. 3.g5ul&, western
COWS. 2.W13.25
Hogs-R Receipts, GOO. market 3 cents
lower Bulk. + .9SHG. 10. heavy. g. oH6 On:
packers 5.95aG.lo. pigs aud lights GcoU
CHS
Sheep Receipts 2ooo. market 10 cents
higher Muttons. A25d5.G lambs 500U
100, range wcthers i.5o0j,e5; fed ewes,
Q scat fN
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AS GoopAs A VACATION.

Rest In a nice Hammock IN the shades
OF your own home We have the larg-
est assortment and handsomest designs
on the market. Prices from 81 30 to
$3.50.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main 81,
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WOOL.

ST. Louis. Aug, lG-Wool steady Ter.
ritory ami western mediums, &d3oi fine
medium, a}026. fine, l6dlS
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THE NEWS IN Los ANGELES

The Deseret News viii be found on
sale in Los Angeles at the STANDARD
News Company. fli south Main street
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COTTON.

New York Aus lG-Cotton futures
opened quiet Aug. 1920, Spt 10 2i8
lU.I2
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A.. g. CAMPBELL,
stoclt Broker. ZIG d. +. Walker Block
TIE GOLDFIELD GROWN.
ogden shareholders Hear Of New strike
And Are Happy.

Shareholders Of the Goldneld Crown
King Mines company. comprised prin.
cipally Of Ogden people, are very much
eHted over "a big strike recently made
en two mining claims owned by that
company I'M Nevada. ore sent 10 the
ogden office for assaYuR, shows values
Of $3lS.i0 In gold and s. In silver per
ton. There appears to be- large quanti-
ties Of the ore In right
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Nevada stocks

James A. Pollock & Co.. brokers, re-
ported the following quotations from
san Francisco today,
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j, oPERNDoRFEE

Stock Broker
Tel. Bell ZOE 1911 S. Main ST
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
DEAD NUMBER EIGHT
THREE MORE BODIES ARE TA6.
EN- FROM DEBRIS or ROCK
ISLAND WRECK.

Des Moines, NOV, Ian inyestiga,
tlon by the grand Jury and an indict.
ment for criminal negligence OF some
Of the tralnmen In charge OF train NO.
SO IN tho wreck at casey Monday
night may be the result Of the inves.
tlgation at Casey held yesterday by
officials OF the Rock Island road.
Conductor Reynolds admission that
he forgot the signals given him by
the first section OF the east bound
train, No. 80, as Il passed. him at
Menlo, leaves him TO face the charges
which such an admission may preci.
pltate, as Engineer Shields, who was
equally TO blame in tho forgetful-
ness, was killed when the collision
occurred.
The complete list OF fatalities made
out by officials shows that eight met
their death in the accident, all but
two of whom have been identified.
Tho additional known dead is o..
w. Hepner, tramp. One OF the un.
identified bodies Is thought TO be a
negro.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
ONLY FEW CASES LH7
THE YELLOW FEVER EPIDEMIC
IN NEW ORLEANS HAS RUN
iTs COURSE.

New Orleans, Nov. with view
10 having she remaining guarantees
removed, Acting President McCutch-
con, OF the state board or health.
has written a letter 10 those par
ighes which still maintain their
bars, saying that there ia perfect
safety In communication with New
Orleans, and asking for favorable ac-
tion. There is every possibility that
Wednesday will see the removal OF
about all the restrictions that are left
80 far as Louisiana is concerned. Most
Of Mississippi is open, and the only
guarantees OF consequence that will
remain are those OF Alabama and
Texas.
The safe return OF President Roose-
velt 20 Washington gave much relief
10 the people Of New Orleana who had
fully measured the element Of danger
In his river and sea trip. As the ex-
treme period OF incubation OF yellow
fever is six days and the generally ac-
cepted time from two 10 Ave days, the
probability Is extreme that no infected
mosquito encountered the president
during his visit here.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
RUSSIAN CITIES
BATHED IN BLOOD
HUNDREDS ARE KILLED AND
WOUNDED AT ODESSA.
BLOOD ALSO FLowsIN WARSAW
Mob melted by Police, Attack Jewt
and slay Them unmereIfully--
sanguInary Conflicts Con-
tinue All Day.
z. a. LEWIS.

Warsaw, Nov. 1.-THE employees OF
the Vienna railway tried to organize q
meeting this morning The soldiers
dispersed the workmen with bayonets.
A crowd gathered around the station.
The soldiers formed a Gordon and or.
dered the crowd to disperse. They
then fired several volleys, killing and
wounding many. The cavalry charg.
ed, clearing the sidewalks.
Blood Flows at Odessa.
odessa, Nov. 1.--Fighting on the
outskirts Of town continued all night.
A mob, melted by the police, attacked
the Jews Seml-ofiicial report says 81
were killed and 81 wounded. Other
reports say hundreds were killed and
wounded. The situation IS the most
serious since the beginning of the
strike. Sanguinary conflicts have
been Of constant occur ,nce all day.
Students have formed a civil guard
and are trying TO hold In check the
workingmen who attacked them. Dead
bodies are lying everywhere In the
streets. The authorities are doing lit
tie to prevent conflicts between the
students and workingmen
cossaeks Open Fire.
Helsingfors, Nov. 1.--Cossacks to-
day fred one volley, wounding 81, sew
eral Of them fatally.
Storm Preserves Order.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 1.--Strike lead
ers issued proclamatlons today calling
upon the people to be firm until am
nesty and universal suffrage Is abso-
lutely assured. They place not the
least faith in tho promises OF the gov
ernment. A driving sleet storm this
afternoon Is doing more to keep order
than all the soldiers.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
new EXPRESS AGENT.
R. w. hyde Resigns to Resume
Place On the Road.

II. w. Hyde, agent for the Adams
Express Company In this city, has re-
signed his position as agent and will
accept a run as messenger for tho com.
.pany between Peoria and Mason City.
Mr.. Hyde prefers tho service to ONCE
work and takes one OF tho best runs
on the line OF the Iowa Central. He
win be succeeded In this city by w.
". Williams, OF Evanston. ILL.,, an OK.
perlenced man In the work, who as
sumed charge OF the local ONCE today.
Mr.. Hyde will remove TO Peoria, going
70 that city tomorrow and will go out
ON his run on Friday.
Ernest Bennett, who has been run
ming on that line, has been forced to
glyo up his position on account OF his
health, and will be placed In charge
Of tho company's ofIlce at Mason city
as agent.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
THE MARsHALLTown WAY.

The Marshalltown 'rimes-IepuIlli
can says: The money with which to
finance tho city's base baltteam OF the
Iowa State league next season Is al
ready in sight. Stock Is being sold at
500 share, and In one forenoon's
work the committee disposed OF 81
700 worth. II Is expected that at least
$4,000 worth viii be sold.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
THE LANDMARK STANDS.
Third Attempt to Burn House is un.
successful.

Halloween friskers last evening
fred the old tumble-down shack on
b avenue, Just west OF Sixth street,
and the thing was burning brlskly
when the department arrived. Short
work was made OF the flames, however,
and tho slack still stands,--a land
mark OF the community. This is tine
third attempt made to burn the old
building on halloween.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
WOMAN wins HoNoRs.
Only Member Of Class Who Passed
Pharmacy Examination.

Montezuma, Ia, Nov. 1.--Mrs. q. M.
paden, OF this city, recently passed
tho state pharmacist examination, and
out Of o class OF thirty nYe she bears
the distinction OF having been the only
applicant who passed successfully.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
/, DEATH NOT MouRnED.
Mother Of Ten Children Says She Is
Better OF Without Husband.

Muscatlne, Iowa, Nov. 1.--W. Clark
died Of delirium tremens. He leaves
"a wife and ten children. Tho widow
said to reporter, Don't say that
he 10 mourned for by his family, for
he never supported us. He is better
dead than alive"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
rRIeE or sEn AJn.
state Organization 10 Perfected at
Council Bluffs.

Council Bluffs, Ia, Nov. LAT a
meeting held here today wis.,. 200 pres
ent, the Tribe OF Ben Hur formed q
state organization and chose Sioux
CITY az place for holding thu second
annual meeting. Samuel Davis, 0f
Red Oak. was elected past grand shief.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
MARsHALs CLUB.
state Temperance Organization Elects
Officers.

.f OUCcTbs
Des Moines, Nov. 1.--AtJthe annual
meeting OF the state Marshals club
tho following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President-Col w. b. Bell, OF
Washington. !,
Vice President--Rey. Frank Love
land, Waterloo
Secretary-E r. Leaeke, Newton.
Treasurer--J. M. woodrow, Newton.
State organizer--A. O. Rankin.
Assistant State Organizer - d. G.
Barnes.
Members Of the Executive Commit
tee--Chris Hall, Ottumwa; ID. 8. Nor.
rlson, Grinnell; It. l.. simocke, Adel;
E. y. Willlx, Mt. Vernon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
MAHASKA COUNTY
VETERANS UNITE
ASSOCIATION FORMED WITH t2s
CHARTER MEMBERS.
MAJOR IRA ALDERs ADDRESS.
Old soldiers Get Together and EnIoy
Bean supper and Camp Fire
War Times Lived
Over Again.

With a membership OF one hundred
and twenty-five, the Mahaska County
Veterans Association was organized
Tuesday afternoon in the q. Al. II. han
at the, court house, Commander John
X. Gentry, Of Phil Kearney Post, vas
chosen president OF the new associa.
tiou.
Following the organization OF the as
soclation, Ira j. Alder OF Iowa city,
former Mahaska county boy, and him
self q veteran, spoke to the veterans
on Samuel J. Kirlswood. Iowa's great
war gpyernorg The address was made
In behalf or d movement to perpetuate
Governor KirKwood's name by
bronze statue in the Hall OF Fame at
the capitol. and by one In front OF the
old state capitol at Iowa City, Gov
ernor Kirkwood's home.
The Ladies' OF the @. A. r. lent their
aid TO making the organization most
suspicious event, and served TO those
present a delicious bean supper, after
which the evening was spent In camp
FIRE music and talks.
Tho County Association OF Veterans
Is organized without reference to
whether man be d member OF the
q. A. II. Post, or have any special rec
ord, save that OF having enlisted and
served ID the Union army In the days
OF tho Rebellion. Its purpose ID 70
build up q closer Relationship between
the soldiers over the county, and for
this purpose there will be county re-
unions, Of which that last night was
the first held every year in Oslaloosa.
II is proposed next year 70 have a two
days reunion, which will include busl-
ness sessions, camp fires, and proba-
bly, veterans parade Every effort
will be EXTENDED by its members to
increase the membership Of the or
ganizatIon, and to foster that spirit Of
brotherhood which IL hcst exprpEaed
IN tho sterling handahake ofa Union
veteran ~
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
Details o. the Meeting.

Post, called tho meeting together In
the afternoon as temporary chairman.
lie addressed the veterans, stating tho
purpose Of the meeting, and outlining
the idea OF the organization 10 be ef-
fected. W. II. shaw was made tempo
rary secretary. and a committee was
them appointed to nominate the OH
GERS for tho association. Their re-
port was confirmed by the veterans
present, and the following oflicers,rec-
commended, were chosen 70 head the
new association
John II. Gentry, president
W. III. shaw secretary.
Il. H. Turner, assistant secretary.
y. r. Cruzen, treasurer.
And the following were named as
township vice presidents;
Pleasant Grove, J. w. Carr, Barnes
City.
Union, barney james, New sharon.
Rlchland, Albert q. Hull. Taintor
Black Oak Jerry Riggs, Leighton.
Madison, William Kirkpatrick, oska
loosa.
Adaps. Reuben Coombes. Lacey.
Monroe, Phil Grace, Rose Hill
White Oak, Jasper wymore, Rose
Hill.
Spring Creek, Matt crozier oska-
loosa.
Garfield, VIM. II. Patton, Beacon
Lincoln, Charles Halle, oskaloosa.
Scott, John q. Morgan, Oliyet
Jefferson, w. A. Johnson, Eveland.
Des Moines, w. II. Downing, Giyin
Harrison. R.fw. Moore, ceoar.
Cedar, VIM. Boyd, Cedar.
oskaloosa, John N. Martin. osk&
loosa.
Prairie, w. r. Adams, New Sharon.
After considerable debate upon
the qdestion OF Constitution, President
Gentry was empowered 70 name com.
,mlttee TO frame up Constitution md
Bylaws, and the officers OF the organ
ization were made, by motion, body
with power to act. In accepting or re.
jecting the Constitution as reported by
the committee. The committee In 10
be appointed within the next thirty
days.
A Timely incident.
i1eyer was a more auspIcIous Gay
for such an address, ana Ira ). Alder,
a former Mahnska county boy, IN
speaking to tho soldiers. was inspired
not only by the splendid record OF
Towa's war governor Of whom ho
spoke. but by the great step toward
universal liberty announced BY yester-
days papers when II wa. told that
Gar Nicholas mad granted TO tho Rus
SLAMS the fteedom which they dcsired.
In the czar's manifesto Mr.. Alder
saw Tho Triumph Of tho goitrnmenEal
idea which formed the government OF
Washington and Lincoln, cad the trt-
umph o. tho broad idea OF republican
government. Of which Governor Klr6-
lContinurd on Pare -
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
Lewis @ Van Sickle.
Diamonds

The purchase of Diamonds life contract-it is al.
ways new--never old. Our guarantee "Money Refunded
M not Pleased is sufficient warranty of faith in our
pricesquaty considered Re-setting of diamonds and
precious jewels by skilled workmen designs and estimates
submitted Let know your diamond wants. We will sub
init for approval anything from $1,000 diamond ring to
800. 90 diamond broach.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
Umbrel1as and Parasols.

Natural woods, ivory, carved
and silver mounted, gold mounted,
dresden, inlaid pearls, etc.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
WATCHES

We carry in stock most
from a boys watch at S2.OO t
duct of the wa telnsbeIs' art
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

: Elegantly hand-painted ber
ry bowls, pitchers, tankards,
trays, chocolate pitchers and sets,
plaques, stems, bonbons, etc.