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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08

d. 0. BrxsT, Local Editor.


Pigs tor sale. ae II II. 4. Walker.
Mrs. Joann Dexter is very sick again.
Fred c. Waldo is IN the sick list this
week.
Lsander Buzzen Is suffering from q
slight shock. he is more. comfortable
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grant and daugh-
ter, Ella, are spending the week in Con-
cord, N H., visiting friendsna
Joseph Tracy, who has been sickths
past two weeks, is now able to be At his
accustomed duties in Hoods store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Adams were
called to Corinth Sunday By the illness Of
Mrs Harriet sanborn, Mrs. Adams sis
ter.
Miss Florence Perkins, who bad been
spending several weeks at F. M. Perkins,
left Saturday for her home in Gloucester,
Mass.
Mrs. n. s. Annis and daughter, Mar
ion, went Tuesday to Lisbon, N. H, to
spend q week in that vicinity visiting
friends
e. M. Coburn, who has been home the
past " weeks with an injured hand, re-
turned Sunday afternoon to his work in
Burlington.
Mrs. W. s. Blake Of West Fairlse and
Kimba1 Darling Of Westminster, Mass,
we're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Co
burn Monday.
Miss Nora Bacon Of Boston, who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Gertrude
Bacon, left Monday for West Berlin to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Bacon.
Miss Edith F. Hood, daughter OF Ezra
Hood Of this town, who graduated at
Simmons college. Boston. last June, has
been engaged in the lucrative position Of
secretary to President B. c. Davis Of Al
fred university at Alfred, N. Y. She
went to her new position about two
weeks age.
Joseph Landon, born in Canada "A
years ago last June, died at the town
farm Monday at 7:3O O'Clock .. m. He
had been in poor health for several years
and gradually failing this summer. Mr..
Land0n came to this town about IS years
ago and for years had q shoe store, and
made and repaired shoes. in the old Tar
bell building. He was one OF the best
shoemakers in the state and made shoes
for Senator Morrill, and many other sena-
tors and Congressman, as well a. for
President Arthur. He married for his
second wife 81 years ago, Mrs. Martha
Evans, who survives him. The funeral was
from the house Wednesday At 1 O'Clock
p. m, Rev. George E. Lake, Of the Cong1
church. Of which the deceased was .
member, officiating.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08
BRAINTREE
A card.


We wish to extend our Observation-Disclosures
for the many kindnesses shown us at the
time Of the sickness and death Of our
dear son and brother and also for the
many beautiful flowers sent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown and Family.
E. Dicksrman was in Bethel Friday on
business.
Mrs. Angie Lund Of Granville visited
friends in town Monday.
Mrs. 8. Bagley Of Granville is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Walter Archer.
Seth McAlvin and Miss Olive Gushea
visited at Henry Riley's in Granville Sum
day.
Little Sarah Gushea, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eddie Gushea, is i'll with cry
sipelas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pscor OF East
Granville visited at MILFORD Raymond's
over Sunday.
Charles Luce has left the Charles Bat
ties farm and will move into the house
vacated by E. c. Lemery, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BatchelIor and
Miss Eta Richardson. George Luce and
Miss Gladys Swan, all attended the play
at Randolph Oct. 1.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08
Ten
Why You Should
Buy an OIds.

Ftrat,-lb IS up-to-date.
SecOnd.-It is designed by engineers
nd built by mechanics who have had
ears Of experience in the business.
Thlrd.-It is built in a modern fac
Ory where every tool is especially
tdapted for making some particular
part Of the Odds engine.
F0urth.-We have our own found
ries In which we make our own cast
ings. We know our castings are first
class.
Flfth.-We have inspectors who in
.spect all material aud workmanship
on same before It enters into the con-
struction Of an engine. and after the
engine is completed it is again inspect
ed.
Slxth.-We do not make anything
but gas and gasolene engines, and de-
vote our entire time and attention to
this one line.
Seventh.-Olds engines have been
in successful operation for 80 years.
They are not experiments.
Eighth.-You can get repairs or
supplies at any Of our branches. They
carry a large stock.
Ninth.-The u. S. Government uses
Odds engines, Government tests show
they use less uelthan any other engine.
Tenth.-What is good enough for
the U. s. Government should be good
enough for you.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08
Had cIose caII.

Mrs. Ada L. Groom, the widely known
proprietor Of the Groom hotel, Vaughn,
Miss, says:-tFor several months ! SUIT
cred with 9 severe cough, and consump-
ton seemed to have its grip on me, when
q friend recommended DR.. Kings New
Discovery. { began taking Il and three
bottles effected a complete cure" The
fame of this life saving cough and cold
remedy and lung and throat healer Is
world wide. SOC. and a.. Trial bottle
free.
III. A. Leonard. Randoahh..
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08

David Parker Of Fayette, n. y, q
veteran of the Civil war, who lost . foot
at Gettysburg, says:-sThe good Electric
Bitters have done is worth more than five
hundred dollars 10 me. / spent much
money doctoring for a bad case Of stom-
nch trouble. 10 little purpose. / then
tried Electric Bittera n they cured me.
A now take them a. q tonic, and they
keep me strong and wells' Soc.
II. A. Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08
RoYALToN

s. h. Richards moved last week from
Bethel to his house here formerly owned
by the late Dudley Denison.
Mrs. Mary E. Belcber Of Lebanon, n.
H.. arrived last Friday to spend some
time with Mrs. c. B. Taggart.
e. j. RumrilI was called to Randolph
Saturday by the illness of his son, Leslie,
who WIS operated on for appendicitis
Saturday. Last reports were that the op-
Grafton was successful and the patient
was as comfortable as could be expected.
Thomas Phillips OF Waterbury, fore
man of the ditching and grnveiIing at the
new railroad underpass, has been board
ing at f. A. Green's for four weeks.
George Roberts Of Randolph and Mr..
Burns OF st. Adams are boarding az III.
@ sager's.
w. J. Skeiiy Of st. Adams. foreman Of
the cement work at the new railroad un-
derpass above the McGinnis crossing.
arrived Sept. Is and is stopping at the
Cascadnac House. Other workmen At
the same place are o. Bosoney, Andrew
hey, W. N. Kenney and Bert Allen Of
st. Adams, J. Crichton, A. McGlynn,
Oliver Lovely, William Kenyon and Phil
Lowell Of Roxbury, c. S. Hubbard, Boil
ton, and George Rushbon Of Rouses
Point.
Charles Gee OF Lebanon, n. H., mar
rowly escaped q serious accident Monday
evening. He had come With W. V. Ran
iston, E. A. Prescott, W. E. Das and A.
Rich to do hay pressing st East Bethel.
In unloading the hay presses ct this sta
ton, the accident occurred. Two of the
bones Of the right hand were broken.
He was taken to the Cascadnac House,
where a physician was summoned, and
where the party stayed for the night
Tuesday morning they went on 70 East
Bethel
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08
WE WILL BE SHOWING
EXTRA GOOD VALUES
DURING THE
Present Month.
We want to Supply You With
Your Winter Clothing and We
Will Do Our Best to Please You
ADAMS & SMITH.
0'NEILL BLOCK,
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.
PlTTsFIELp

PtI TSFtELO
Mrs. Edwin Allen md two friends Of
Boston are boarding at Ira Hollis.
Miss Nellie vose was in Montpelier and
Northheld several days Of last week.
Mrs. George McCollom, who has been
spending several weeks at Mascoma lake,
returned home last week.
Mrs. William stiles and son, Howard,
Of Flushing, N. Y. are the guests Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George McCollom.
Jonathan Ranney went to MontpelieE
Tuesday, where he viii serve as door
keeper in the House during the iegiala-
ture.
Tweed River grange will hold 9 harvest
supper AZ their rooms on Friday night,
Oct. 9, from 8 t. Q o'clock. Every0ne
cordially invited to attend.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of RAM
dolphs Commissioner 70 receive, examine and nd-
Just Al claims and demands Of al persons against
the estate Of Laura LOomls. late Of Brafnfree.
IN said district. deceased, and All claims er-
hibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
dwelling house Of the late Laura Loomls IN the
town q Hraintree, W, IN said district, on the 7th
DAY 81 November and the 18th day o. February
next, rom ! O'Clock p. m. until 4 O'Clock ID. m. on
each Of said days. and that six months from the
18th qay Of August a. d. 1908, Is the time limited
By said Court for said creditors 10 present their
claims % a. for examination and allowance.
Dated at Braintree, vt. this SIN day Of
October. A. D., 1903. ISIS
EO W. FLAGG. "
! r. J. ADAMS, kOommia1ionerA.
Ebert /. Cla1in. am
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08

Emtrny.
Came into my pasture oct. l. Jersey bull.
paying charges.
O. v. SMITH. Randolph. W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
NainOWszy 6urOpeisN'
Wynalazek ~: 7
ma wzmocnieniei u~trzymanie.
W1osoW. s: I

ma wzmocnieniei utrzymanie
w1os6w.
Opisz stan wfos6w W Jakim O..
becnie 50, jest to gl6wnq zasadaad
poznania i odgadnieai slabosoi.
Jezeli w1osy pefzna .albo :znajdu.,
lie sic 1uska W g}owie, -prosze@wy-
czesawszy suohe. w1osy przYs}a6.
ola. zhadania.# IL, y, \, ~
Jezeli chcecie mieG leki dobre: j
skuteozne, aodniescie sic wprost do
smuie, q pc uzyciu tych5e doznaciie
n1ezawodnych skutk6w.
:Interesanci zglaszalaaoy sig d.
mnie,swinni. adresowaG:
Prof. j: NJ Brundza, Specialist.
Broadway &5*South: sths:st
s+ Brooklyp j, N uwsYaork.
PoYyzsze: ]lekl s name tylko[
mnie samlennnu,. zadnych skladacb
tegosniesmaja. WA1sztzlkis infor!mlas:a
eye darmo. Setki tysiecy rox,naiis
fysych, kt6rym to. lekarstwc:
spomog1o, zawdz.eczaja IN. al
Evielkie dobrodsfeistwo a.. #
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
Ma sprzedah

Dobra 100 akrowa farma
ma .sprzedaz, SO. ARROW pod
:p1ugiem, reszta b6r i past
wislka. Dom muroWany isdu-
~ noxy ohlew, doyt#tni ia;
40 sztuk byd1a j koni@ j q
kolo 100 ton6w siana, r6z-:
ne budynki, dobra studnia,
wszystko v najlep,is,;z,y,mll po-
rzadku. Tylko p milisod wi
nony. Blizszych szczeg6l6wI
III wlaseiiciieia J6zefa Sza;ull1mei III
,skiiegeo " Bluff Siding WI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

ut alil y otttoic,s.oEInlsyy ~ 81 4
d D % poWszselhaiy Z.
~ IN csjiDeWsl I IL 4
|separatysta, q Kieid1y Wstap 81
IA "a I adniwsrsyt = u d Wroela-
We, ,ez l.;' tez stal 'I,l sjs MIN po
||z1eelt5klZ:nl,iils s la,' ..1i.. pod g wplyW y 4
Iprad6tw ,sloe,wiiaslhlsaikl.iichl W5'r 50
tan1t,eiszych nightingale SIN
[['wist6W, niiie,'Wiadd]o 8, 81 To s. Pew i
sna, ~ ~ spezparatyzm sWoj sta
wi 5Wiial II IA Il I, szerokim grun!cie SO
EW,ianoiilskim, . v praktyce
JAZZ wielu innY,ch sloWiaalnlofi-
low, oparcie separatyzmu TO-
|go wiidzial v po 'tl,i q Ro-
|syi, 60 zjedna1o m .l1 opiniis
Emoskalofila. Rozw6i dazno5ci
separatystycznych W iego u
mysle i pewna nieche6 dla
[Polak6w mona tez v czedci
|przyp'iislia yt srogim Walkom,' ja-
:kie czerwony radykal staczal
nieustannie 2 duchoWieh-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
.::-.".ra ....-: $t-+iss+ si&#*t s<;s = T. = a3@E. SO "a;
SzezeSeie ~kalifornijskie.

,,NajszezeS6lliiiYsaszzym dniem v NO no
|jem zyoiu byi stfna, 3, Y kt6rym kupi-
lem pudeiko Bucklena Arnikowej
|n,aasii'o, phisxy HHedlsE Budshn.sszs
Tracy, kaiifornia. ,,3wa 25o: :pu-
wylaczyH mnie dokuozliwe
|goi kt6rs
|dokuczaly mnie przez lata j kt6re
ME ustepowaiy Cd zadnego innego
sprzedrWane pod gg ,'p
Erancya " apiece M. J. Kowalewa..
skiego, aptekar4a5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07
- Do n Hl u N 81 W. y q a
s.5S#5 z4@# X.sDossNlABFGIA
- \ \ u 4 { =, = 4 + y Y -! 4 ! y 4 !
s 81 4 81 e,
ssss .S lWrIInpo1faa, MINI. 5safH
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#S##FIH . - ---nE D6. .1 #s##

sssAssss & y $ssssa
Pssy tadoketsstsca & oeas.daEoo.bf'lnsej
7. mistiktlef fdrkoweej o1pIrawaiiei
54soongggdd fytn,IIlh rem IN sllo x'o1e
brse l,i s.ss y. aa.s.ss., 80 80 &
,GAs Ssyca -XbI65r modlt65w i p,iie6dinll
=s oaaas .sinsza po,boDflnyyio,Hs dusyrh
dru kiem) opravi,ew sllk6rksse..sEl
Aodonym tytuIiEis1n. zfocons
bbrssayEi. sss.Aa NJ spc
'Gtos Ssyca- : dasym drakiiem.
zddlksfatts&hi,asss1wa slk,ddrks okuciern5Sii
zanase1t iieany zaail oeon55mssttyytulis
KEN, zlocone Bfzeggii $l.ooo
.Asiot Ssro4. ChrzesAujiiaan1iiinas Kstofika
Al xbj6r modlitw pieeni slusaoY
daH' dusz pobdtnYYohl rozmiaru
bxy4 eal.s " .yskkk6dlarlklspowej olrawie
y afooonym tytu1ikiem, %zsoc,one
brzegyi ..... s.. $50
a#:.saMsss y ~
An;ot Stro4-w sk6rkowej oprawie
x.aokuoieln i klamerka, re szlooo-
nyrnsstytulikiem, &xiioconBbrzs-
81. 80. . /. . -. $I.OO
AnidI Str65-opraw1ny " income
4francuska sk6rke, gietkie okiadrs
ii, zfocone; brteggi, zeaszloconym
tytuAkien 81, vs.
Aniot Str6S-Oprawny v income
frartcuskg = tk6rke, mieikklksie oklads
ri, Aooene brzegi zes#xloconym
tytuligiem ............. &l.50
Wy6or nsjosobliwszyoh naboiehstw
i4pieSrl1i, ma duchowa pooieche i
pozytek ludsi pobo1nYch.z r6z.
nychzks,4g! zebrsny;; oprawny ".
sk6rke,. ,kolorowym obrazkiem
ma 1oklydce, siocone brzegi (gru-
by drnk} Fl. Size
My6or oprawlny " skk66rkke. oku-
:.selena j: klspderkaa xllocone brze-s
81 (ggrubyys drukll. .:v..... $l.5o
Wiianek ku czci Nsj6wietssej Maryi
P'anHYGx1rdfnyehA nabozebstR
,wity.soprawny " skdrke, xfoc,.
ne brzegi,5g Aoconym tytu1ikiem
i, zy;e 'l2 = n 4l klamerka ;s ~
Dunird Ksiatka, do naboienstwa
Ola Wssystkioh katolik6w, opra+
VIVA ~: sk6rkke., azfoeone brzeggiGz
zfcconym tytulikie1nf. ....$l.6o
Zbioysk. m,odlitu ola ozionk6w A.
stolstwa SeTc1 Jezusowego,. o.,
prawniy sklt6rke angielshae,
czerwone brzegi55 : z}oesonJJ "a sty.
tullkiem ~. ..... 8. $3.50. 3l.Ot
Ks. . GNysnsyo Wyki1adS Etwangge~
Iii isLekoyi M niedsiele l6xieta
ksiatzikk.a do obwieoentiiss i zbudo-
wanna gduszy Ssohrze6oiahhsskkot+..ka
toliokiej, z:.gruntownrms wyja6-
niieniiemG sroku koSoiielnego, :nai-
g1dwniiejjssJch obrzeddw kosoiei.
.nychl,,s mnsz;lyt 6wietei, nabosenstws
domowego j Ola ohoryGb, drogi
krsYzoxieej jakotek sYcioryysami
Swietyoh Pahskich, ;aczczonlyyoht
mianowiciie== przez 1ud polsko-
katelieki, v ozarnea
zlooonymn tytnli klem n. I. ~, $3.50
Ally,ooty s,oietych Rdsskich ma
ma swszYstkle .dniie rokku1, .Podlug
r,ai ,wapiialrogodhliejszyohzr66,de wy,
Rtyobs dsiei ojje,ewii doktor6w
ko6oiol,a 6w, opraeoWane podlug
IL. OLGA q. Bitschnaua, : nj
wxgledniiem swietyoh panskich,
kt6ryeh wyda1a zlemia polska
40 do nl,asajinlowiszych czasdw. q
koloro xymi obrasksmis il prizes
sslo 500 drzeworytaami Najnow:,
sss aa1iie poprawne. y " pie'
knee oprawiis.. .: 4. n. u. .4t8 $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

Winonl1
@s:35 ssssSE;s Ii; ST. ##sssss ss= #sssssSl aIi
nj xetsseac1lks do nalb5os.r,
q lffs3344xa9sealh. .s,.aoais ,l4.sF|
.Ch,oaio :Bpqu, zbi6r najleIs.eggoE
I'M 6;e5kksshflstRa j !, pissIiiS fl1e65'o,,,tegilaiinl5y5 caha,;
roznniaifn ;AA1y44 .o Vii. .s.,- s.5,,;S.isa 81 y !
GHadsl Begu, oprawr,a v sikt66rkeese
skessslyirn:as tyy 1t'l He haefn, s.
brzegR ll IS :. II, / 606
|GHaasa Bt,gu, i oEdobdnaej lbiBJ
flsnleska 81 IS
br1ekfgatf.M -. ..s . tI..lU.
$3.50 j. IN ssasis II ss 81 s III
Gh,eoldaRpgd. oprawDa u raie tr I'D
t51 skk.0rk4.se oopnymstytulikiemss
ziojo,ibnfo brxegii.. /. . :: SIC
$ SIS. .s:3 !, =. |z IS
skk6trkts,sj zg z44oconym tytulikiem i
1900. $50. er D. !. 80. N
. TX xxx '. go 80 s- '
.Skdrb,la dluszy-Zlb1ii66r najjlepszego na,.i
EE,SSEaAgL Sasa - 49,. = rG[Srak 80 =s 49,
- ,.auses = :: = -. =.
81 ~ :. ~l $500 .si,a.r..
u > 8 ~. ~. 49,
81. :; y !. ..a5oi
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IS:
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:, 80 - All
''osar e dassyI ,opnnxn =. Ml ! -
skorAY : 1o:on'n y.uilA' nny'
zio you ~ ze *. ''.'.. i. .S'='5' IVY
Skor9 dnssy-w m,ekkle9 oprawle
zaocony 'y'u1l1ie'n' 1'oee ene.
8. : ~. !. ~ : : '*'.' 80 ::
oH0F0 0utzy ~ sAoiAz'
izameczkiiem, sioco,ne .brsegis6oc 9
I.
.Skdrb du5e4- v elepanokiei sik6.
.ui ' 'ooon s. o ~.
8 y. !. ,4 s.. .-.. !
VyooseS esysi. .1o.kl.sPospp 1900 !:
skoskatpl;;1f5Wsl. dsdaattls iiansn 81;
'anii,, ,ofp z ! ~ oakdfke aase5 .ieco.=
nymS tytullkiem, =cserwone z z
I....... . . go ~. - INC
e. ~ Y 81. :
cone. bt.efI. ! obrazkiem ma g..
k}adce ! sfouonvm tytulikiemu4a5o#
!. & 81. IA i .z;.z.:..:l... i. n i.
~ o..x : : 6rLo ia.
vSvyss NJ MI D. !, trtn..
IL;a,n.. o. kuc,ems' ca !. s. samacs,,
Ki;ian,.. D. 5sc.
5
/ ryoo 60 w 1870 49,
ke : zaooopym8t ~ : 1'e'n 1000 ''e'eo
Aa0 w o IAS 6ts.i;s = ';s.ss' -: : -:s'':oUO
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Pare show d
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.aS$w&@& AS& tG@&IRM TI@.F1 AHST@S9EfSN
. 60 Isl>ss '' - 1865 - 81 - ~ Is
80 Isepa tl'':'1'''
Csy lstnlele8osson'l g icy WV
kaszubskH zda1l W.. 'sllczonYehhI Ma all.fs9, \
flolooggdws sa padzlelone ,a,tk1 9eFlt':
Jan Kario,wski sWasa praooW 9
tvlko5 za gWaraSle2yK 11u1'719'y
skiegyo, . prot. Bau0tddtoceut'iiInl, 'wi Is' NJ T
dte,5 CJpurtelnalyl3 lip. Stefan Ra- 40, 5e sep
mutt, autor foWnska e '1stl' g. = 6
zykaa po~nnorskkiiego' czyli ka- W1ano 1lA
ssabskIego' RaaaJfafgo &c pak Wieiu.
odrebnyy, za pozostafoscfJ ezy- low oparrec
ka daWnych Pomorzan. Igo W1azlad
Sp6r ten znaczenla Prak- Isyl' GO :
tyycznego ME ma Wobec tego,
ze nlenna sladu tendency 9 Isepa'a'yse
paratystycznych w ~ * nysie ! 2
lszob6w. Faktem Jest jedna dual .''t@s'' g
y &#.% &. {. !. ... u. 7' ..a,i.-II-I. r,,.a1uyuyl niiaaankI
ze lstnlele osoDna' !akkol- pi H:'.l {
wick dosyc+ uDoga. czyseo Iki0 ozoiW -
g hteratur a: E szupska n'0u
Reprezentula5 "a tree plsarze s.W0M =
~ try pokolen'a. Frzylrzyl- 49, go -
my sic lch sy1WetkoM1 g ! : ole u1 =, = l.s'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-07

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v,z l=,l,l,'e,id lp 81 'E1 '1ilar',.saI
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Tam. ts,|i 1 ], - / q. ] '|.s.
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poets. klaaasiz'ld / tl.l. al al k A y
sadaelrs n MaI il 'eAalz = u
1K',,o,6j,c!|iIe,'rzynriliie urro55ld u siis
tame i, I vs. / q 1875 4 70 70 u 4 Y
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niu u I, W. Wyde,1. . 81 III hume tiiI',eo::
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hooy. " tatieh vypadk,oh znaj-
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Iroby, widocznie jest, se usunisol
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karstFo. sJJszel. ciiesrtpiasz na sbi 4 .
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sama v domu II llteczlY16 sic imozesz;
napewno sbardzo tanira kossteIn$
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zawiedziie. Pisz zaraz, op,Biuljj au
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-06-11
Spare the Birds.

Boys with air guns and niger
shooters" are violating the law by
killing birds, and parents should see
that the practice is stopped before
trouble results. II there were no
statute to protect the local song birds
the moral law ought to be strong
enough A boy who mlschieyously
kills innocent birds learns vicious hab-
its that may lead to trouble. Spare
the birds. They are our best friends.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-06-11
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New York, June -Butter-Steady
and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady to firm and un.
changed.
Eggs-Steady and unchanged.
Poultry-hliye, quiet; western chick
ems, 22c; fowls, 131ac; turkeys, lie.
Dressed quiet; spring chickens. ESQ
S2c; turkeys, 12@Ec; fowls. 121s@
14hc. .s..
Pork-Steady. ~
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refined,
S.S71A@3,S9c; centrifugal, 90 test, 4s7
@4.S9c; molasses sugar, 3.62h@3.64c;
refined, steady,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-06-11


visit with her brother, T. d. Dicker-
son.
De Verne Johnson, of Grinnell, is
visiting friends in the city and at
tending the Penn college commence
ment.
Mrs. A. A. Hamilton went to Sears
boro this morning for a few days visit
at the parental William Meredith
home.
Mrs. Geo. Larson returned this
morning to her home in St. Anthony
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Larson.
Mrs. d. B. Snider, who has been at
tending the Holiness convention, re-
turned this morning to her home in
Des Moines.
Mrs. Emma Berry, who has been
attending the Holiness convention. re-
turned this morning to her home in
Mexico, Mo.
Mrs. w. II. McCarty and daughter
Margaret and Mrs. May Fitzgerald and
daughter Geraldine visited friends in
Abba yesterday,
Mrs. w. j. Head, of Abba, passed
through the city this morning on her
way to Evans for visit at the paren-
tai Harvey home.
Misses Marie and Mary Ann Phil
70 nlynh mn
ing for few weeks visit with their
sister, Mrs. DR.. Reay
A. L. Walker, who has been attend
ing the Central Holiness university.
returned this morning to his home in
Madison county, Iowa.
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home in this city for few days.
Miss Cecile de st. Aubin, of Water
loo, is a guest of her sister, Mrs. w.
8. Allen, of the Frankel Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. Dudley Anderson and daugh-
ter Leonia went to Lincoln, ILL.,, for a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-06-11
uncle, Charles MoFall.

Otto Christie, of Chicago, arrived
home last evening for a visit at the
parental Frank Christie home. 10
Mrs. Addie Elmwood, of Eddyville,
arrived this morning for a visit with
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-06-11

June "a is the date OF the state con
yention at Waterloo to complete the
work Of the primary election.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-06-11

The country roads are very muddy
IN places. Some spots seem to have
no bottom.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-06-11
PERSONALS.

Frank Martin, of New Sharon, was
a business caller in Oskaloosa yester-
day. r...l. ....
Miss Nadine McFall, of David City,
NeDr., is visiting in the city with her
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-06-11
her sister, Mrs. C. NJ. Fisher.

Mrs. o. H. Shafer and son Lewis
went to Lynnville this morning for a
few days visit with relatives. q