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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT or SALE-Desirable house, s
rooms aud bathroom; Oak ave, Takoma Park
ARTHUR r COLBURN
Office 42j 5th ST ~ W. fe27-3t
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lot fronting about 20
extended; grRnolithic
and electric lights.
taal-1ot
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE or rent. large farm on Potomac
river; good opportunity for man who under
sands gardening. Phone II. 1880. el3 New
ork ave. NV. feIsI4t
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REDUCED TO $1,000 MONTH.
PRETTY two-story home northeast. Colo
NAL style. OF six bright rooms. porcelain bath
and cellar, IA perfect repair COLLINS
GUERRH CO.. gu l2th ST. NV fe21-5t
FOR RENT-Houss 6lz II 81. ne Inquire
81 nth ST. ne. IeE-st
Sd ST. NV. 60s-Three-st1ry and basement
bay-wind0w house. 10 rooms. bath. key
Ga 80 81. NV fe27-st
r ST NV. I504-Eight rooms and bath.
new furnace Just papered and painted
throughout UPSTAIRS KITCHEN. BARN
ARD & CHILDRESs, I4IZ g. feg,-St
6o3 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc. r5oms
and bath GOD yard cellar. s.. PEI month.
fe27-5t
NEW SIX ROOMS and bath: handsomely
decorated concrete cellars and furnace heat
Apply s. Z. MASON. I6Z5 @ Fl. Sc.
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments. ana oflcsa
In AL parts Of the city. For detailed list
send OF call at our Office.
THOS = FISHER co. fInc-l
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
T5S 18th 81. NV. 1au-tf
FOR RENTS Allison 81 NV. rooms ana
bath steam heat large porch: front Colonial
Apply CHAs. E. TRIBBT. I03 15tb ST nv.
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ZOE SAFE

FOR SALE
Great bargain IN n
II. on Connecticut ave
sidewalks, city water
Address p. Q. EoK "a.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR REET-oFFICES.

DESIRABLE ONCE room. Walter Building
1910 + ST NV. opposite Woodward and
Lothrops; SO per month, fe21-tf
DESK ROOM OF Office space for rent; "a
floor front room: reasonable terms AppIy
room p jordan building. corner 18th and
g SITS. NV feS-tf
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DR.. FISK ELcIE

Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases
chronic and acute Both sexes All consuIrs-
tions confidential. Medicine furnished Prices
moderate. 1888 Pa ave NV Phone NJ 1913
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PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DOWN TOWN RESIDENCE
S45 X ST. NV. corner 10th.
Is rooms: all modern improvements; lot Is
II on X ST 50 Il. On 10th: rents for $50
per month. $3.50 recently expended for I'm
proVemsnts; title perfect: offer wanted
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 14th 1t. NV
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FOR SALE-A quick buyer can secure q
nice, up-tO-date home. 6 rooms and modern
bath az a bargain. easy terms. two business
properties on ~ st.; suitable For any busl-
ness HENRY ". OFFUTT. ed and y sts.
feZ5-tf
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

GRACE NJ. THOMAS. Corcoran building. NJ
2l2s Notary. Pension vouchers executed.
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DR.. SHADE

DR.. SHADE
IS years practice curing men. Nervous AMI
private ailments cured quickly SyphiIitic blood
poison; skin diseases. bladder, rectum, strict
ure, kidney, stomach. lungs asthma, and gen.
eral debility promptly cured. Consultation
free: hours 10 to 1: Saturday nights. Z 20 &
Closed Sundays 72T 18th St NV
". 7. Baldus n D.. Pm. d. German Special
ist on Diseases OF the Brain. Nervous system
Heart, Kidneys, Stomach. and other Diseases
Doctor services and medicine s. Tel. N
l5ls- II urs. 10 70 / to g. So. cor. 9Th 4 nv.
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wANTED-sUBURBAN

EXPERT REPAIRING In all it,
all work guaranteed; send 2
NEPHEWS. 500 eth NV.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19
Notice to ves,r.c,or.

Notice is hereby given that the Build
ing committee OF the First Christian
church Of the town OF Monte Vista, Colo
RADIO will receive bids on the construc-
ton OF church building to he erected
on the corner Of Washington street and
First avenue in said town. Ii is re
quested that all bids be in on or before
January Is. 1909.
Plans and specifications can be seen
At any time at the Office OF French Il
kellar, Monte Vista, Colorado.
The Committee reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Building Committee,
BY NJ. NJ. NELSON, Pastor.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

Bishop McTyer in letter to the
Christian Advocate. writes; ALLOW
me to commend to you and your
readers roller skating. 1t can and
should substitute dancing as an
young people of both sexes. 1t
furnishes indoor, lively, graceful
exercise, both muscular and nerv-
Gus excitement and leaves no
excuse for dancing. wish there
were a skating rink in every village
and boarding school" You are
cordially invited to enjoy this
pleasure every Saturday afternoon
and night at the Broadway rink.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK

If the Republican party, en-
trenched in power, is now given
over to plutocracy as 60 years ago
the Democratic party, entrenched
in power, was given over to slave
ocracy; if the Democratic party
can draw to itself neither the
powerful plutocratic elements that
would make it strongly plutocratic,
nor the democratic masses who
would make it truly democratic;
and if the existing side parties
afford no. encouragement,-if all
this il true, what is the outlook
for the future?
No one can answer that question
with certainty. But Judging the
future by the past. assuming that
history will repeat itself in the
sense that like conditions produce
like results, a reasonable answer is
possible.
From the historical viewpoint,
the outlook for the future is dis
ruption Of the republican party
and the formation Of a new party.
Not manufactured new party,
but "A new party spontaneously
generated by some burning ques-
ton Of immediate national con-
cern, involving the essential prin-
ciple of aristocracy versus democ-
racy.
Whatever that concrete question
might be, il would tend to shatter
the party in power and precipitate
an opposition party commanding
the support Of one Of the factions
or another into which the republi-
can party is AS certain to divide as
history can foretell events.-The
Public.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

Aud now specialists are saying
from the safe vantage point Of
London that the kaiser is insane.
We shouldn't very greatly wonder
il il were true. A man who starts
in life with nervous constitution
and a badly expanded head is liza
ble to become insane. unless care
fully treated. And the first good
prescription the kaiser has had to
our knowledge was written by the
reiehstsg and administered by
Won Buelow. II came late. but
perhaps il even yet may cure
News.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19
Christmas presents suitable
for everybody at Fuller Drug Co.

Denver, Dec. 1.-THE Costilla
Estate Development company was
incorporated at the capitol build
ing last week. The company
owns about 10000 acres of land
in southern Colorado and northern
New Mexico. Its capitalization is
$2,OOO.0U. A number Of wealthy
Colorado Springs capitalists are
back Of the company which has
for its purpose the development Of
that section Of those two states.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

Senator Hale Of Maine has been
selected ms chairman Of the rcpub.
lican caucus to succeed the late
Senator Allison. The position
carries with il the chairmnnship
Of the republican steering commit
tee of the senate, which determines
all important legislation in that
body
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

Antonito. Dec. ll-Thomas E.
Kidd. who was found guilty last
Thursday at Antonito. Of assault
with intent to ravish Miss Edna
b. Coaklcy. was sentenced to from
four to seven years in the state
penitcntiary.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

The friends here Of DR.. j. ".
Thompson. Of Lovsland. formerly
Of Monte Vista, have signed a
petition 10 the incoming governor
that hs b appointed state vetsr-
isasiG6. Dr.. Thompson u with.
out donbt sminsntly we'll fitted for
The onos.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

Christsnas pssssats q Dusne
Leather sesds ere ths thiAe. Lst
~ show yes ess Wei escorted
sock q Durne Leather Pf1losv
eases, Dannsss, PietnFe fseass,
Playing Card h Casss, &C., &c.
~ 0RAOY'S.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

F. c. Spencer WAS invited to
Center last Saturday to meet with
the Farmers Irrigation people and
give them the status of the Forest
service toward the building of res.
ervoirs on the public domain.
MIR. Spencer assured the stock
holders present that the govern
ment favored all cooperative move
ments of this character. but the
rules were such as to require the
building Of dam within five years
from the date of granting permits.
This rule is evidently to cut out
spectators who might desire to
hold lands out of use for personal
gain.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

We are showing IN elegant
line Of Auto and Carriage Robes
in both Plash and Fur. Why
not buy one for his Christmas
present?
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

1ba.oes sAipmsats from Crssds
dusi1r ~ pasl ysas amount 10
seoslAiag liks 10000 tons o. more.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

Never before have the Monte
Vista merchants been 10 well
equipped for the Christmas trade
~ this year. For special bargains
~ coll TIE attention q our rssd.
sss 70 our advertising columns.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19
Al BRADY'S.

Having bought the feed store
and barn Of q. NJ. Thomas. l am 10
position to continue the business
aud vivc satisfaction.
f. kosEBsOuoH.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

Parties wanting wM,d or poles
from the bills will please call %
me II 1Astal. or leave word 1t
Journal uDco. r'H-' -
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

Among the real estate transfers
during the past few days, W. r.
Smith. the real estate man, re-
ports having sold three quarter
sections last week and two quar-
tiers this week southwest Of Center.
The buyers are John Stack and
George Ketner, eastern men. Mr..
Smith has also sold the Fred Tan
ner residence in the West side to
J. N. Ditto, the jeweler, and three
other town properties. Mr.. Ditto
is fortunate in getting modern,
up-to-date residence, we'll located.
q. b. Sans, formerly proprietor
of Hotel Grand ut Monte Vista
and who is now located Virgins
in the real estate business, arrived
in town Wednesday. Mr.. Sans
has two sections of land north of
town which he considers valuable.
but prefers to have his holdings
closer together and hence is dis
posed to sell his San Luis valley
property. He has some prospec.
tive buyers.
THE people here do not drink
enough water to keep healthy"
exclaimed well known authority.
The numerous cases of kidney
and bladder diseases and rheuma-
tism are mainly due to the fact
that the drinking Of water, natures
greatest medicine, has been neg
lected.' The San Luis artesian
wells furnish plenty Of this pure
article and il should he freely used.
Charged with cutting 10000
railroad ties, valued $4,000 from
government lands in Carbon
county. Wyoming. John c. Teller,
brother Of United States Senator
Henry NJ. Teller, and the Union
Pacific railroad are defendants in
a suit brought in the name of the
United States TO recover the value
Of the timber, with penalties.
II is expected the president will
soon issue a proclamation dcclar.
ing Wheeler Monument u govern
ment park. This consists Of some
SOQ acres near Wagon Wheel GAP
and has the finest scenery Of any
spot in the State much grantle,
than the Garden of the Gods Al
Colorado Springs.
Never before have tho Monte
Vista merchants been 10 we'll
equipped for the Christmas trade
~ this year. For special bargains
~ coll TIE attention a our rr.d.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

Biggest line Of perfume sve'
had. Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-12-19

f. kOsEBsOu0H.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
PENN WINS THE FIRST
Beats Grinnell Coll G. in Opening
Basket Bali Contest. ..

In the first basket ball game of the
season the Penn College five defeated
a five from Iowa College Grinnell at
the Penn Gymnasium, Tuesday even
the score at the end Of the second
half being 20 to % in favor of Penn.
The game was really a Try out for
Penn and, there were numerous
changes in the line up to see who
were the est fitted to play on the
college team this winter. If one line
up had been used throughout the game
the score would have been much larger
in favor OF Penn. The gymnasium
was filled by Penn students who were
pleased with the showing their team
made.
The college has plenty of material
for a good team. Smith. the foot ball
star, who will make 4 fast center, Col
Vile and Barnhart. old Y stars. Will
liams, Hawk, Brown and many others.
Penn will ne heard from this winter
in the basket ball arena.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03

M,licr.-The announcement of the
death of Fonton Miller at his home in
Seattle, which occurred Wednesday
of last week, November 20, 1908, has
been received by Oskaloosa friends.
Mr.. Miller was formerly well-known
business man in OskaloOsa and the
firm of Miller & Harbach,, furniture
dealers, was known widely in this sec.
ton of the state. They operated a
large store in the old Herald block
on First avenue West, in the business
room now occupied by the Times.
The house was popular, as were the
business partners through a term of
years. Following the death of Mr..
Harbach and the closing out of the
business, Mr.. Miller went west, where
he has since resided. Death was due
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
DRAWING, TO hCLOSE
Revival Meetings a, Christian
Church End Tonight D..

The cold weather has slightly re
tic spirit and earnestness is undated.
The song service is very enjoyable.
Mrs. DR.. Rodgers and Mis-. Garner rem
dered Near to the Cross" as the spe-
cial piece Of music last night. Mr.
IAbberly gave lecture sermon on
lQueen Esther and her life work. He
showed her to have been left an or
Iphan at an early age. Although she
belonged to subject race she made
such use of her talent and Circum-
stances that she became the model
queen OF tine Jewish and Christian
world. The descriptions of the ori-
entail court were vivid and thrilling
The hand of God was plainly in all the
sacred story. He who had kept faith
full Abraham was watching over his
Maynard children in exile and had
used this faithful Jewish maiden in a
critical moment to deliver the despised
race from the paw of the lion. The
great lessons to young people of this
wonderful story were brought out in
rich colOring. Also the tickle and I'M
stable life OF Anasuerus, the oriental
king. His address closed with an ap-
peal to a better life and two persons
responded One gentleman was bap-
tized. The meeting closes Wednesday
night. Shall We Know Our Friends
in Heaven" is the subject of Mr.. Alb
berly's last sermon. Much interest
now centers in lecture which Rev.
Abberly gives on Thursday evening at
the church on his home land 1t is
entitled, a Trip Through the British
Isles" This lecture will be OF unfail-
ing interest to the large company who
will gather to hear it. The lecture
will be illustrated by stereopticon
views, and in the hands of such mas
ter in descriptive power as Mr. Abber-
ly has proven to be, it will be an hour
full Of instruction.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
MARRIAGES ARE FEW
Only Fourteen Licenses Issued Dur
ing November.

Judging by the appearance of the
marriage license book in County Clerk
of Court Leroy Corlett's Office, Ma
haska county boys and girls were too
busy during the month of November
or thinking too much OF Thanksgiv-
ing day to get the marriage idea in
their heads. The market took de-
c!ded slump, only fourteen licenses
being issued in the thirty days. From
November 10 to Noy. 20, thirteen
days, not person applied to Clerk
| Corlett for a license, which is an un.
usual record in Mahaska county. 4
The distinction OF being the young
the month falls to Mr.. Herschel It.
Chloe. aged 20 years, to Miss Lizzie
Matthews, aged seventeen, both of
this city; while the oldest couple to
| apply for license were not very old.
They were UlySsis G. Morgan, OF
Wright, to Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, of
Fremont, aged 80. 49,.
The following licenses were issued
for the month:
Nov. 2.-Teunis De Winter, Pella,
to Elsie Ulin, Delta.
Nov. 3.--Herschel T. Chloe, Oska-
loosa, to Lizzie Matthews, Oskaloosa.
Nov. 4.-Christopher Nelson, Oska-
loosa, 10 Laura Smith. Oskaloosa.
Nov. Mace Collins, Virginia, Ill,
TO Bertha Hustled, Virginia, Ill.
Nov. h9!-Avernie Braden, Barnes
City, to Sylvia NJ. Wymore' New
Sharon.
Nov. 10.--Albert A. Robinson, Abba,
to Norma Carpenter, Abba.
Nov. 23-John E. Rabideau, Win
field, to Mabel Long, Winfield; Frank
Hale. Oskaloosa. to Kate Johnson, Os,
kaloosa a.. ,..
.itlNov. 24-Johi f. Williams, Givin, to
Urania Seamap, Glvin; hLester A.
Todd, Norwoodspile, to Mary Fedro
Eddyville; Joseph c. Dugan, Rose
Hill. to Maude Bridges, Rock Creek,
MINI. .. :
Nov 25.-William Lucas. Eddy
vile, to Laura Reed, Green Ridge;
VERNE H. Pearson. Oskaloosa, to Ina
Kirkpatrick, Oskaloosa.
Nov. 27.-John Van Zante, Port
lard, Ore, TO Rachel Van Domeselar.
Nov. Is Ulysses G. Morgan,
Wright to Elizabeth A. Carter, Ere
mont . ....
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
GHERIFE,S SALE.

y
y Notice Is hereby given, that by
virtue of general execution 10 me
directed by the CLERK Of the District
Court Of Mshaska County, Iowa,
against the Goods, Shattels, La DIS,
Tenements. ETC., OFF A. GnnD end 8.
O Gum defendants. in favor OF Nancy
A Zsllner, plaintiff, l will off sr at
Public Sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the door Of the court house,
in the city of Oskaloosa. County of
Mahaska, Iowa, on the 26th day Of De-
cember. 1908, all of said defeb dabt's
right, title and interest in and to the
following described personal proper
ty, situated in Mahaska County, to-
wit: Undivided 4 of Lots One and
and Two q & q in Block Five. (5)
Original Plat Town of Fremont and
undivided 4 OF Lot Eight (s) In Block
Six (6) Original Plat Town OF Free
mont. $3.50 .#r ia
Sale to commence at the, hour of
200 p m, of said day. asst
Witness my hand this Gath day of
No yember. 1908.
E l.. Valentine, Sheriff
19W2 Mabaska County, Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
MAJOR LACEY CHOSEN.
Elected Commander of Phil Kearney
Post G. A. r.

Major John F. Lacey was honored
by the members of Phil Kearney Post
G. A. r. Tuesday evening in being
made the unanimous choice for Post
Commander. The announcement OF
the election of officers brought out a
large attendance and a splendid meet
ing resulted. The election of officers
gave place TO the following:
Comander--John F. Lacey.
S. V.--Frank S. Stone.
]. vi B. Pearson.
Officer of Day-R. l.. Turner.
Quartermaster-W. H. Shaw.
Chaplain-J L. Moore
Officer of Guard. o. Grant.
Delegates to the State Encamp-
ment-Frank 5, Stone and Albert
Cooper
Memorial Day.
The Post determined upon Sunday,
January g. as memorial day for the de-
parted comrades of Phil Kearney Post.
Committees will be appointed and will
be announced at a later date. The
services will be of public nature
and a speaker of prominence will be
secured. .sr., ~.
installation.
The installation of officers, the COM
rades elected and tCose to be APP
pointed will take place Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 5, which evening will be
! made the occasion for special demon
STATIONS in the Post. T.
Relief Corps Elected.
The annual election of officers by
the Woman's Relief Corps Of the Phil
Kearney Post was held Tuesday after
noon at the Post hall and resulted
as follows: a. g..
President-Ida Workman.
S. v. P.-Ella Harbour.
GJ.ry iPy-Mary Walling, reelected
Chaplain--Mary Airy.
Treasurer-Adelaide c. Bass.
Conductor-Lula White.
Guard-Mary Spates. ..
Delegate to Department Convention
Flora E. Pond.
Alternate-Adelaide c. Bass.
The newly elected president APP
! points seven subordinate officers and
the conductor and guard choose their
| own assistants. The installation of
officers will occur at the first regular
| meeting in January. Mrs. Pond was
chosen installing officer
The meeting developed a show Of
enthusiasm for the work of ene corps
and the best of spirit was manifest
| in the prospects of the new year.
The corps has almost completed
arrangements for the entertainment
to be given by the corps Dec. %, for
NAL notice OF which will be made in
due time. HA4. aaaE
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
RUMBLE OF THE RAILS
News Picked Up at Depot, Siding and
Round House.

The contractors have commenced
work on the new bridge to be crested
by the Iowa Central over the Missis,
sippi river at Keithsburg. New tracks
are being built for the handling of ma
terial and places erected for the nous.
ing of workers and the protection OF
material. The Central has switch
engine and crew now employed at
Keithsburg taking. care of the material
that arrives. Another engine will be
added to the force as soon as needed
The job is big one and small army
of people will be employed. The
bridge will be one of the best on the
river capable of carrying any load that
can be placed upon it.
For several days squad OF mechan-
les have been at. work in Tracy max
ing needed changes at the Q. depot.
Things look different now. The old
depot is entirely devoted to passen.
gers and Office so that it is possible
now for people to turn round without
SOauS OHI uUDIS. 4 ne new freight, en-
press and baggage house is 2OXG4 feet.
ave-
Advices FROM Centeryille tell of ne
gotiations which indicate, 1t is thought.
that the Burlington railroad is conten-
Iplating a move to shorten its line be
tween Des Moines and St Louis by
means of the purchase OF the old Cen
terville & Abba road. an old coal line
between those cities owned by the Gen.
IF. NJ. Drake estate. 1t is understood
that the Burlington has made thepres-
emf owners an offer for the line The
Burlington nov has Il line from Des
'Moines to Abba, but has no connecting
link from the main line, there to its
line in tae southern, parI of the state,
which rahsztoI St Eouis,I A line from
Abba to- Csnterville would, be the
shortest connecting link al an advan.
tageous point between the two lines.
and would give the Burlington line
but I: few miles longer than the pres
ent most direct line from Des MONIES
to St. Louis. which is the Wabash.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-12-03
CzEaIcosa Defeated.

TIE Oskaloosa city football team
was defeated by the Abba Turks
Thursday afternoon in an interesting
contest; score II to 0. The Oska
.loOsa boys regard their defeat as a
real victory. The Turks have been
winning every contest this fall and
the Oskaloosa boys, although much
o1tweighed, put up the best resis
lance that the Turks have yet en-
CCGntered.