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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04

SPECIAL AND PATENTED MACHINE
~ built. Why not have your ideas de
Nelopcd. manufactured and marketed
Liberal proposition. will save you
money. c. j. FORD CO, Trigg Ship
yard. Phone @2S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04
-AcEY KING WOOD HEATERS

loss synnf tHar rrr % o.. .S .r NH
lue at HOWELL BROS - Eas.
Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04

IIP-TOP OAK HEATING (COAID
stove, cheap: good heater; nearly new.
Call at 1910 w. Cary Street
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
: unb briiben iebte Der Bod In tpe:,

- unb briiben febte Der BOD In tpe.s
ter Glu9t gu 9pl5e.
5rGuIsin @aaihe &ubner lieb fia
fofort herab. Oils So4ter zines
peib9ere9ten Sdsers bate fs teinen
Sinn fir bic &omit Der Situution
unb 5und9f du9 fir ni9ts unbsres.
Sic ba9te iest nur baran, bab Der
Bod pergrGmt porben ipar unb bab
Papa tie nun ulsla9en tpiirbe tpeQen
biefes S6lpels.
unb uneefGbr ME rSDlpsI" lautete
es aud, mas Or. Gugen @urm in
fetner luftigen 9Obe auleBt nod gu
b0ren befam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

nl1ebermdBts gef9eibt biit On ia
ME getpeleny mein Sunge = obppbf
ober pieaei9t serube neil On Doll
tor Der 9iftmifferei unh pertpanbten
Wiheni9aften bift. Nber tpenn On
elmer Sdsersto9ter Define 2iebesertld<
rung beim &nfib uuf Der &anael
ma9ft... -"
Wieberum FOB Der SprfaFeFor
Semrau bic S6ultern, UNI tie bann
Job fallen gu Iafen, 5ugIei4 nit ben
erbobenen Nrmen.
Der Mpotbefer mar beute nod ems
pftnbli4er als s%eftern; bic Iinte 6anb
tonnte er apar uuf benz &nie ni6t
iprsi5en, neil biefe Sanb rei9li9 mil
9eftpflaiter betlebt mar. Die Re6te
bate er fi9 iiberbaupt pertnudft unb
trug lie IN Der 8inbe. Oufiir Guberte
er fi4 Inn 10 beftiger: rOds 1T uues
nniinn beritebft Su? = mas On
seitsrn unb beute bingsrebet BAIT! Sin
MGb3en. bas einen Wunn liebt.
f9aut nt4t mad 10 einem bummert
god aus, tpenr bon ibrer Qiebe bic
Rebe lift -
.Sas meinit On, Der feline abnunq
bat, mas 10 elm @niiB fir elm tpeibs
gere9tes 9era bebeutet!"
~Sie lGbt biefen Mann ni9t amt,
f4en 9tmmeI unb Grbe bdnaen ="
rNu, folte tie Did pieIlei9t runs
terf4itteln tpie cine reife pflaume!9"
Limb bOr allen Singen fast tie
ni6t SOlpel gu fol9em Manne!"
~@esbalb ni9t, mein sSunee -
tpenn man einem MGb6en nit einem
10 f4lagenben 8etpeis fubieftiper
Oummbeit tpmmt - aber laB
Did ni9t ftDren, ba tit eben iemunb
IN Seinen 9iftlaben setommen."
Or. gugen 8urm trat aus benz
pribatfontor in bic Qpotbete.
rSrGulein Qgatbs -" ftdmmelte er
unter lebbaftem 6arbenpe6fel.
r9uten Sag, 9err SOttor," bau6ts
bic aleine. mSurf i9 pieaei6t fir
funt5tg Yfennig 9eftpflaiter bitten2"
~9eftpflaiter = febr tppbl. @ber
Sic baben f4 bod ni8t ernifli&
tpeb setban9"
ryfein = 10 gut pte gar ni6t. SD
= i9 bin eigentIi9 nur getommen,
I'm Sic Tim @ntf9ulbigung gu BIT.
ten. Sd mar re9t unfreunbli9. :.
IS mar pirtli9 nilr tpeqen bes Re6s
bods nnb in benz alereriten @eroer.
Sd babe gana beitimmt seba6t, sic
tpirben nod gum Sriibitiid gu uns
tOmmen. Wie sic bann ni9t fumen
- babe i9 mid febr gedngftigt uno
gegrGmt unb.. bic gauge Na6t babe
i9 ni9t gei6lafen unb besbalb. -"
rDas )" iau95te Or. Guqen
Wurm NIT frobbefpester Stimme, in,
benz er binter benz 2abentif4 berbpr
auf fe gu itiirate unb ibre beibem
9dnbe ersriff, bic tie ibm germ iiberz
lieB. Isle baben fid segrGmt unb
bic Rudt ni9t eei9lufsn = um
mt4!9 I'm mid, SrGulein @aatfe!2
6rduletn Mgotbe - IN
biefem %tpeiten, berrli9en @ottess
BONE.
@lidli4ertpeiie fam Or. Guaen
Wurm ni9t melt nit benz l%lniinn,
feline 9iftbube als einen 9pttesbpm
an5ufpre9en. Srdulein @gutbe 8aBs
ner lebnte ibr Reinsttengeii6t an feline
S9ulter = unb 70 bate bic fubiet>
tipe Summheit bod seiiest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

Os 6erraottsfriihe zines punoer-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Yroptn5 Sannoper.

6annpper. Die &aiierin itsB
fiir5li9 bur9 ben @sbeimen Hegiea
r~unasratb bon Hosnapsfi, Der felt
A Sahren BET Der Sirma @iintber
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

@aaner bier bsI9dftigten @rbeiterin.
7srau aarpline pape. IN Segenpart
6es Chefs, Der 8~etriebsleiter unb Der
@rbeitstpaessn, cine sOlbene 8roi3s
ais @nertennung fir treu geleiitets
Dienffe iiberrei9en. Srau pope, Die
fi4 nod GROCER &iiftigteit srfrsut,
itebt i'm so. 9eben8ia6re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29

3ngegeben. - Snfel: ngs lit
cine pobre Sd)onoe, 10 piel Shulocn
81 Gaben, mie Oil" - Gefie:. Wenn
llar eiuen 10 reibcn Snfcl bet, mie
if, allerOings."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
abGm 6upp's 6eitauraHt.
Ir ftnl marA &sstrnf M sts..,.

~ iivf. N~aptosct @'pe"ht.
Ger ryfprooii Snnieripdbrenoer gauperein
eo1 Baltimore" 9er'ainnfelt iib bier ieoel
WlonIng. - @cpree @rebm & Cons Bier
ON SGp' NAB oeutfdcr art brett bonn
Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
GantDn mub 9tsbtanbto,un
Sfr1iSt's ,,Giheatrahi.Daie."
Gde 4 n Muuoh.Gtroftf

9aupiquoriier hes .9ahern SIR. s.lni. .gers
ems" ,@i6enirnlB : 2arnen : 3ereirS,"
seltion Snlner0dbren eel Ban. ttn5 9eib.
.Sefoer.gurfIaoe Dir. as = 3. s.
Srtldes 'Sier 5u ieoer Seit. = e. & Y.,
IeiephDn. 9SDlfe 328 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29

NotionolE9oltfen.
,Sirft GatipuaI Nnut Of galttmprc," s. ..
WiIoor. Gulbicr, II GoutbsStrn6e.
,3iueite 9,atipnai.Sanf," 432 Sios8roaoipab,
y; 9: %asner aaIitrsr;. q, m...,... r..
Ibier, IA HorbsG utaips Strabe.
,tSrpuers & MehautcS' Vatipuaf ganf."
ebds. 9. Wiler. 9nibter, goropeftsGde Gus
tntus uno SdnettcsS irabe.
,Tbirs National Sant, baltimore uto g,orib.
Giraffe; Sag iino yiaGt often.
.Sarmers & WcrdantS' National 9anf,"
Suutbs uno Qomburb'S trube
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29

Turhpit'Gde upn 2n,r. uno SsrreftsSir.
Snnptannrtier bee @eldngpereins .W,eIo.
bic. GingiiuriDen ieben 9onnerifagafbeno
8eriunlmlunaen oeS ~9eniemninI Wiebeer.
S~ereins" Ie6en 9. uuo 4. 9ieHitda i'm
Uonai. Ielepbon-G. & g. &etfe 1856 X
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
@crf6nic allf ser bieii9en gffcften.
9Gric.
FIRST CALL
FIRST CALL.

1000 GonfoIiS. GNs scr.
1000 Seabodro 4er ..........'.'... SoEi
1000 Sedboaro ler ......... 81
1000 Scdboaro der ......"....... STA
1000 @a. 0iibIano l07A
100 lriieb RaiInnpS 5unOir9 (Scrip) Soy
5000 Goal g. Srou RaiIpaps ser. ...... l05A
1000 u, Y. e. inc. ......,...... 80
1000 Is. Y. Z. Observation-Disclosures. 30h
1000 gorfo!I 8nilpab & 9igbt 5er..... 0TE
500 llnitco JiniluabS 5unoina Ser. 81
400 llnitco 8niIpap5 JluSinO Scr. -. sGS
1000 llnitcb RaiIpabS ine ..,......... 57s
5000 llniteO 8aiIpab3 ne........... 57Hi
1000 llniteo gtaiItpab8 Ter. ........... 50
SEQ ". Y. 6. COM
10 II. &. SioeIitu .................1tl
10 Il. z. SioeIlib ............... .lltI
100 ~9'ortbcru Central 1917
20 Nortbern Central ...............i07%
% ala. ca 8. o2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
g. epobn's 9lehanrani,

Nr. 923, Toro.Gofns, nebe Nntbpnb Str.
eiapes Or. 500, 5. .. s." rslenbensGi,
ftriits gr. 100" nG6iaer.8iitrifts @r.
1903. 3. Il. g." uuo pSiiicifts CIR. SO,
.. u. y. $dIe or @ereire 5u bernie
them. Seinite gicre, 4Seire ui,o auoere
Seirdfife. Gel: 6. g. -. @oIfe 62g ",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
CALL.

10000 81. q. & 9. y. Der (S. Dr. ...... 90
5000 @n, Gor. & Tortb. cr..........i i0h
1000 stIanid & Charlotte t....,.....,1 03A
1000 Ga. & gla. con. Scr. .l1Oh
10 II. G. SiocIiin INV
so Il. {. 5ioeliip ..............,i1ila
40 Il, 9. 5ioeIiip .................li2
5000 GpnfoIiS. Gas 4&er......,....;, 06la
1000 llritco 0IniIuuo5 inc. .......... 5s
5000 llniteb HnilpnpS Inc. .......... 5sM
100 Soufton Gil com. ......,.....,.. 9ia
200 Gouiton Oil cont ......,...... 0&s
200 lluiteo 3aiIuapS 5nnoiug Ger, e. sea-
100 llnitco SailpaDS 5uuoiuo 5cr.... 81
80 llnitcb SaiIpaps ............... IS
1000 llniteb TotIpobs 4cr..,........ sos
5000 llniteS NaiIiuabs 4cr........... s0A
1000 Carolina Central der........... 05k
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Geriuo's ,Gontun ai,berIrous.Saue,"

SHuUtHsVTt 8, SIT. Z. SattsNbe., NnffDil.
9duptoiiottier oes .gant0n,2ieoer.ynrB".
Sinaiilnoe tsoen Wlitttpo6 a6,no. Set
aarnen'Eerein %oeridmmeIt fhh iceen Tieit,
tt1g. Gberb. = .Inilofai "agier ont 8dpf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - g9olle 1453 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Z. u. G%dernaHn's Sole,
ltprbpitstsfe (juuob. uuD Sarpline.estr.

Horooit.@fe 0uusb. aub G~arpiiae.Gtr.
Snaptauariier oes sg'apern 8 Ulinter,
hors." 8ere,n5s8 erfanImInng ieoen Son'
uerf;dp GbeHo. Geue WttiaIieoer piIfoT'
men. EcrJiialides Bier oer s9iaiiolaL
Branerei" an 5ayf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29

80 WV
cucr.Tcrlidcrungen.
yMstai 3niuranss 60; Of eiperpsst," Senrb
vi. @uriieIo, NciioeEt Manager, ioi-lU3
Chamber OF GuWneice Yntl1tly
nBcrmnuin Senrruer fid,rrmis5 . 1efenihaft,"
Vui'tuorrs iinh EnrIb.Sirafe.
VIM. T. shadeifprn & 60, 10 uio II Gbdms
berS Of Commerce.
@rlinociDentblms Npenten ltilo
.SGn6ler.
FisrIe g. eusan & "spbsiu, 10 ctt.eeyina'
ion'Strobe.
YicrOegeibirr. 5abrifanter.
g. q. 1ap son ~ 60. I0i gSettSermaHsSir.
Gobleit mo Sol5.
Stnib q. Gon Ssine, $50, a.gtperue.
Sdnlndlad)en lln0 ltbren.
%. 3. Miler, 90 SitsNaltimoresstrn
Yforolcibe.@ eid)1fte.
,Gpniolionteo 9uan Co." 1 HorosSnpsStr.
YiaroS ino SraeIn.
6has. %. eiieff. 0 @oro.aibertp.e irnbe.
Wnt. 9uabs d Co., 2DrteSebduoe, Mt. NotdIs
Woenue.
Tompf. un0 @aiiersSei3rng.
Is. 8. efarher, 742 Sftt2ontburosSirabe.
Eopier unb Gopier.I iiten.
Sntith, Eigun 60, t05 uno t07 SatoDersStr.
6laggen, Banner, Nbjeinen.
eIssa Srps. gis. Is. gseit'2erinaiun St-use.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
5000
Oics i5t Shrc Wcfcncuhcit
9n

Der NprbsgurIebsSirube. 5fpiften Der Sdir.
mrnnt.9locnue uHo SnpeitesStrabe; ccueniirte
Tcner, Irotioire iino Sole; cnlaiIlirie Yabes
GtrabenrfInfier nus bcral1sten 2iceeIiteinen.
9h6uGsfanaIs 9Serbinoune. Veuuenie @,erinuies
Yebileun9ei.' asreis 5000 90. @runo6ins $50
pro .Sabr. siebnlt bic 5airlnonnt' sloenue'SSaa
CONS.
gsaiter 9. saetpbai, an Sri uuo eieus.
(Npb1b-GrtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
gu pcrmictbrn.


3u ocrnt,citrn:
Sin 9dben. pdffeho fir Gin 5uiicrs ii1o Com
millions ODER irgeHh elm nuoeres Scl6dit. nab
Dem Marit. 9lGd15ufruaen bel sSni. VI. Sunpap
Tr. G~26--62S, SurreifsS trnfc. (3G3,5;l-t]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29

Marmor- mo @railit~Merfe.
8. Stisartner g. e1bns, 714-1s @eft.gaIti.
ber OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Wci6aitss@ csmetier.

3eitungen, 3eitidriften etc.
,Sbe Baltimore s,e,uc Co.,. 9uotb gbererou'
bic, MlaEager, 3lS WeitsSermansStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
9(Nnofotcu

Vauf SobaHuicn, III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
9arf u. ~. sclott, t2G-120 2%aw.euiIoine.
8nifaons Norb, 20i-2G9 9uloertspniIoiug.
q. Nm. Crtnlahi, III Hcr0'0barieSsStrube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
2nr @caucmlihfcit nnicrcr 0unbcn

icst bis md @cibnnd ten bis $50 elberbs oftell
b0lter. Infer Eager importirier gSuaret III
Waarcn, GIpiisnnc, eeuditrr, Tiifama.aamlpcn.
gto6cn my, .ssaien, funItrcidcs HprJeiian, Gas.
nrn rlcftriifc 4tditsStdnbcr, Meftug.Aaarcu
ulio bicIe5 gnoere.
Gle perocn freunoIi1 crTu6t, ~unferen oooek
81 bcfideu.
Is. y. gautoipn Co.. Tr. 1928, 9,pro.Gbarie6
Gtrake, Gle esn Hieaiaat.StraNe.
iNc3t3-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Wcne bcntid)e WITHHOLDING I'M ionnisen
SnNru

gt 5iuci SduptbubnIinien: fdbteS. ~1eiurSc5
alimn; feline gieaet: critfluiliaer Ypocn in iIeis
lie Sarnlen einaeibciIt, nidb einiae Conn
Cots" @eritac Iii6abIiitg, iebr Ieidte Nebilia
at1gert. Suite GeIeGenbcit fir Gol6e Die iM,
ein pddr Souuoert Collars geipnrt BADEN unn
pern icIbitftdnbia pcroeIt mjdtcn. Idheres bel
@ermnnn Saoeuhupp. Tr. III, Guro.Ghariess
Strahc, Baltimore, Yto. (Scpti9,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29

characterization, Gbiiren. Seniter.
raDmer, 2aocn etc.
5ames T., Suter &C. 60, 1l5 uro lit. Glib
SreoeridiStrdte.
Gro. u. Slpan 4 Bro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Srult.G ompoanie'n.

Sruit.G ompoanie'n.
Baltimore Sruit & @uarantie Co.," Gauis
tab.esGebdube.
Spars9onfcr.
rSsutide spar.ganf ppn Baltimore" gutaips
NIB 0aItimoresStrube.
,St. Sames.e parbanf." RaIttmpresGirabe NIB
Gufiomn SouIe,gpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
9eidIenbcitotter

eanbers & S5bne, 170s-17t0 Gantonsstbtnue.
Ytm. Scut, yiorIps uno Srerulouupgtpenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29

8rrlaugt
TerIangt in MAsemetnen.
@crluunt
9sntfdes arbetts. Tatwetiuuas.

BET nDcuifhcn @eieufdaif." 9ieieui9eu. bic
oeuit9e SauoiuerIer. %srbeiter ito Sicritboten
gu bcf9dIti9cns ,uiinfdbe1. iuoIielt it'd perlbnlt6
ooer In franfirteu Briefei an Den Npenten Der
8efeHfdoft. Spbann .. Micper, 5tnIncr liz,
4r. 215-2t7, 6uurtiunn.Gtrakt, mcioett. lueli
der urcnipeltIih Iusilinfi ~ert6eilcn iutr6.
Spredftutbeu bon / bis 8 ubr. (San21,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29

JuHN y, Mutt Q Wilt
Sdncler nit trilen SSeinen. SpiritipIen
Iu9 Gigorren.
Nr. 5f2. clio. 5~rrmpnt.stoe., Baltimore.
SrciluRf3 ben gaftsen 2ag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Sin Saraain fir SeimitGtte.S nder.

Sin Bargain fur SeimitGtte'S ndler.
2ebr alder auien. mrbarer aanbes fnr De.
miiiebau, IN WieiIeu bon Der qdbuitdtion uno
10 M2eiIen bon ber Stabt, bel gufternf6aaIen.
eanbttrabe %entfernt, In MniIe g~ruHocpGouttp;
Freis $3.50.
sinRcrbrm etn 5 nnb IL Nder Grnnb tad xnb
eti 2 Mfer @vunoftB6.
4dlfte Gegeu eGGr: 9teft mad Sbrcr Reauert
!i&ieit. 9onlmt borbereiist gum Mbfc5lub bea
6anbeIs. tuern gud oas aano eefdnt.
rSencrn Stealth Gpmpang,"
Er. iii. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fspdtf4.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29

&upferidmieoe nno Ylum6crs.
5uhn Subert, 17ll 1bunes'S irnbe. 6. & g.
Wolfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
SuIeYh ehweuarr's safe,

2l15, VaIncrtUii.NDnb iInbe BteocrId'NOc
Die beiten Weine int ssetfcRo. 0in5Is
6ei!en III is0er 8eti. @ef6dffsluuid, eiue
Spe5laliidi - Salen 1u berntictben. =
Sdupt1uariier oes ~Goanftaiter SoIisfefts
gereius."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29

Nobert Vul nj fr'S
.WloSatt.Widnnc dlur.Sane,"
{ Tr. 1D21-1923, SrleaassStrGfr.
|. Sduptaunriicr eee ~Wto5drt 8 Midrlcrs
horS." Sit9iilnoe ieeen 9onnerIiug
| gbcno. Ser ~WioIcri Bats uno aeib'
{ &creir" oerinnmeIi ii6 ieben Wipriae
|, bier. G%befapcaie : 2elcpbDn - @Dlie
!, 644 3. (april4.1O
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
EDDYvILLE.
(By John r. Sipes.l

John jaeger, ST., departed Thursday
night for Omaha, Nebraska, to visit
his brother, N. jaeger.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleetwood de-
parted Thursday for Wells, Kansas,
for an extended visit with relatives.
James Picken, near South Iowa
Junction, and Mrs. v. A. Ward, of
near Kirkville, are building new resi-
dences.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Barnett, of
Hamilton, were in town Friday on bus
mess and visited at the Geo. Barnett
home, north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Johnson, who
have been visiting at the ]. M. Blake
home south of town, return this week
to their home at Belleyille, Kansas.
Mrs. LYDIA Weber and children,
Miss Lorena and George, moved to
Iowa City this week. Miss Lorena
will enter college there and George
will attend high school.
Grant Cowley arrived home Thurs
day from Los Angeles, California,
where he went few weeks ago with
his father, William Cowley, for the
benefit of the latter's health.
County Supervisor A. J. Gardner de-
parted Thursday night for Niagara
Falls, Montreal and Toronto, Canada.
His brother, ]. r. Gardner, of Omaha,
joined him at Chicago and went with
him.
The following were among the num-
Der from this place who attended the
fair at Eldon this week. Some OF
them also visited relatives or friends:
Mrs. G. w. Wilson and daughter, Miss
Carrie, Misses Cora and Jennie Pyatt
and Pete Emanuel, A. L. Carson,
Messrs. and Mesdames John Haywood,
samuel Williams and James T. John
son.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
JANNEY At THE HELM
GRANT JANNEY BECOMES MANA.
GER OF H. L. SPENCER co.
WHOLESALE GROCERY.

Announcement is made of the ap.
pointment of Grant Janney of the Il.
L. Spencer Company of this city to
the position of manager of the Oska--
loosa Branch OF the Western Grocer
Company. The appointment was made
by President F. c. Let's, of the West
ern Grocer Company, following the
resignation of Mr.. A. p. Spencer OF
this city from the management of the
local house. Mr.. Spencer took the
business with the resignation OF Mr..
o. S. Ellis April first, temporarily.
The appointment of Mr.. Janney is
in the line of well deserved promo
ton. The gentleman has been with
the house during service of seven
teen years, serving in almost all the
branches of the business. He is well
known and popular in the city and on
the road, and will be generally con-
graduated upon his success.
Mr.. A. P. Spencer has been In con-
tinuous service and close application
to detail of the wholesale grocery bus
mess in Oskaloosa for thirty years,
and finds it necessary to be relieved
from the arduous and combining work
incident to the management.
Mr.. Spencer retains his Office here
as secretary and treasurer of the
Western Grocer Company, the duties
of which are enough to require the
greater portion of his time.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
Real Estate.
Loans, Abstracts
and Insurance.
ORIGINAL Notice,
In the district court of Mahaska
county, Iowa.
Matte M. Knicely, Plaintiff,

In the district court of Mahaska
county, Iowa.
Matte M. Knicely, Plaintiff,
VS..
The Unknown Claimants of the follow
ing described real estate, situated and
lying in Mahaska County, in the
State of Iowa, towit: Lots two "
and three 90 in block thirteen
(13) in the Town of Fremont, Old
Plat, Defendants.
You and each of you are hereby no.
titled that there is now on file in Lne
office of the Clerk of said district
court, the petition of Matte M.Knice-
ly, plaintiff, alleging that she is the
absolute and unqualified owner of the
above described real estate, by fee
simple title, and that the defendants
are the unknown heirs of Henry
Gum, deceased, and as such heirs,
make some claim to said real estate
adverse to plaintiffs title, and they
are made parties defendant as set
forth in the caption to this notice;
and asking a decree quieting plain
tiff's tide against all of said defenu-
ants. and for such other and further
relief as shall be equitable in the pre-
misses. .. .-
And that unless you appear and ue-
fend thereto on or before noon of the
second day of the October term 1906
A. D., of said court, which will be be.
gun and held at the court house in
oskaloosa in said county on the I'd
day of said October, your default will
be entered and judgment and decree
entered as prayed in said petition.
Liston McMillen,
AVG Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
THERE'S
No
Place
Like
Home

and Prof. Mayne Arnold begins to feel
that his home is Oskaloosa.
Recently he has made short excur-
sions away examining prospects, in
larger cities, and returned feeling that
as business point Oskaloosa is hard
to beat
Besides, Prof. Arnold is reluctant
to leave his patrons who have stood
by him Loyalty for the last five years.
for they feel and he both feels and
knows that his place cannot be filed.
In three important particulars Prof.
Arnold is unquestionably at the head.
list. Most important of all-Ability
through education, skill, long expert
ence with fine and expensive appli-
ances to benefit eyes after others
have failed.
I'd. Quality of goods better tnan
nearly all and unsurpassed by none.
Sd and last. When value of skill
and quality of goods are considered,
cheapest prices on earth.
Eye and ear medicine free.
Valuable eye examination free.
Advice and expert opinion as re-
CARDS eyes free.
In office every day, 500 a. m. to
500 p. m. except Sundays.
Eye Sanatarium first building west
of Hotel Lacey.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining uncalled for In the post
office at Oskaloosa, Iowa, for the
week ending September 1905:
Gents List.
Brown, Jim Better, Paul
FitzgeraldSimon HMartin, Fred
Noe, Lloyd Pergo, ] o
Ritsinger, s H Reed, Sol
Stevens, Joe WEIGH, w w
LaGlss' List.
Anderson, Mamie Davis, Addie
Edwards, Emma Erwin, Joseph Mrs
Farrell, Hope Hahaffey, E Mrs
Noe, Francis M Peterson, Maud
Observation-Disclosures Ella Mrs
Walker, Helen
Vermillion, Clara M
Parties calling for letters from this
list viii please call attention to adver-
tised listsof this date. The above let
tiers will be held two weeks from date
and then sent to the dead letter office.
CHAs. v. HoFFMANN, P. M.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
ALLISON HIS IDEAL.
SENATOR LONG OF KANSAS so
HOLDS IoWA's SENIOR SENA-
ToR-RoASTS LAFoLLETTE.

Beloit, Kas., Sept. S.-Pronouncing
Senator w. B. Allison as his ideal SEN
ator and denouncing propositions OF
Senator LaFollette's advocacy as more
populistic than those of Jerry Simp-
son, Senator Long of Kansas opened
the state campaign this afternoon. He
roasted LaFollette to finish for at
lacking the Kansas senator's in their
own state during their absence. He
also read letters from President
Roosevelt commencing him on the po-
sition he had taken on the rate bill.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
CURRENT LITERATURE.
Observations Of New Books and
Late Magazines


The September Field and Stream
will delight the heart of the sports
man and all outdoor people, for it is
an unusually interesting number. For
it Harry H. Dunn contributes 1.-THE
Princess Fishes story full Of hum.
an interest.
Up in Columbia University School
of Mines, full-sized passenger loco
motive, the Columbia, is one of the
instructors most valuable assistants;
and an account of "a Locomotive in
School-room" is told for readers Of
the September ST. Nicholas by Charles
Barnard.
The Outing Magazine for September
covers wide scope from India to
Alaska and from Labrador to Devon
shire. 1t contains four capital, pro-
fusely illustrated articles; capital both
in subject-matter and illustration, and
in variety of topic and treatment.
The September issue of 10 Story
Book is out with its usual array" Of
lively, clever stories. "a Woman
from the Neither World" by Henry
Spofford, leads the magazine. Kennel
Harris contributes "a Photographic
Passion" and Edgar Welton Cooley,
''The Undoing of Higgins"
y . y
Jack London's pen and Homer Dav-
exports pencil have been enlisted in
the crusade against child labor con-
Quoted by the Anti-Child Slavery
League through the Woman's Home
Companion. To the September mum.
Der of this magazine the brilliant
young author contributes 1.-THE Apos-
tate" story of child labor.
Thoughtful readers who are investi-
eating the practical problems of life,
especially those relating to mind, win
p#wer, thought force, etc, will find
mMch of interest in the September is
sue Of Suggestion, a magazine devoted
to practical psychology.
q y y
There may be rich gold mine in
your back yard, if you happen to be
living on the site of an ancient lake,
writes Walden Fawcett in Technical
World Magazine for September. In
scores of places scattered all over the
country there are pits and mounds of
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-13
Quick Work.

Talk about enterprise and quick
work. The residence of Alexander
Wright, damaged by fire a few morn
ings since, is now as good as new, all
repairs having been made. The fire
was hardly out before the material
for the rebuilding of the kitchen was
on the ground and men at work with
tie new building. Such enterprise is
commendable.