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Miss Boyle, wtio has been stopping et the 0. F. Hurst borne on North B ICATO SELLS SAYS i; PERSONALS. | street, departed for her home at Hor- KO SAFE CRACKERS. In a i > ? nellsville, New York, at 2:30 o’clock Glass of Water. i > 4 this morning, going via . She the ???????????????????????*V• Saturday Special! Will Not Permit the Use of Make Several Unsuccessful At- Put a handful ofglazed Tuesday. has become quite attached to Oska- His Name Tomorrow. cojjtc in a glass of water, loosa and her host of friends. tempts in Town. wash off the coating, F. J. Page returned yesterday from It’s between seasons, we know —For this reason we look at it; smell it! Is Mrs. M. Stevenson, of this city,and Cite a abort visit at Colfax. Des Moines, August am it tit to drink? daughter, Mrs. A. J.Glenn,of Omaha, will cut the prices on all the advertised articles to whole- 20.—*‘I not A gang of burglars were loose in Mrs. L S. Channell la looking after only not a candidate, I will went to What Cheer to-day to visit sale cost to make it an object for the of Dress but not town Monday night and they made business affairs in Wbat Cbeer. buying permit my Mrs. N.Rowley. Mrs.Ulennhas been Goods, Silks, Shoes and ' nomination.” This is tbe calls at several business bouses over LION COFFEE Clothing, Groceries. given to the the water Mias Mae Vreeland left last night spending some time with her mother /ultimatum press by Oato tbe city leaving behind them a string the same test. It leaves for week’s vlait in Kansas Bells at noon and ends all talk bright and clear, because it’sjust a City. and will return to her home after a to-day of broken tools, powder aud other THESE PRICES FOR THIS DAY ONLY! of bis pure coffee. T. W. Fallon and son Clarence are candidacy for governor on tbe implements. few days’ visit in What Cheer. Tit**Healed package injure*uniform democratic tioket. No other candi- The first party tjualily ami frenhumt*. visiting in the northern part of the Marshalltown Times-Republican: heard from was date can be said to be in tbe lead. Joseph Jones who said the state. Mrs. A. M. Rennie and son Willie, of police The nominee, however, must be in came down about 2:30 and woke F. E. Farmer left this morning for Oskaloosa, arrived in the city Sunday Dress Goods. , Silks accord with Sella’ principles on tax- him up him had a abort business trip to Chillicothe, morning and will remain for a few telling some one ¦l2 inch all wool Black Cheviot, 24 inch 1.19 grade black Taffeta ation. been trying to break into his safe at Fine List of Improved lowa and Ok- . days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bllk 'guaranteed regular 75c cloth, AQn woven in^Q^ his carriage shop Ist. Ave.,W. He lahoma Richard Burke is spending the day McMains. Miss Ethel Rennie,daugh- Saturday, per yard. selvedge, Saturday, per yd I Vb on Lands. HOLINESS MEETING. went down town but could find no looking after the democratic conven- ter of Conductor and Mrs. Rennie, T. L WHITEHILL, one Tbe safe bad tion in Des Moines. who has been ill in Des Moines for about. been handled 48 inch all wool Imported Hen- rather roughly but bad not been several weeks, is improving nicely. IVT«cf#«* Mote* From tbe Tented Field K»»t ol Real Estate and Loan Miss Belle Davis went to Marshall- rietta, blue black, ATlUallll. broken and nothing bad been taken. town yesterday to spend a few days Knoxville Journal: Miss Anna Mas- regular 98c value, Town. Agent. 70#* Pepperell R. unbleached Tbe safe is old fasbioned make and ters left for Oskaloosa Saturday, per yard Iwv visiting Mrs. M. S. Davis. Wednesday Muslin, Saturday, per yard wv opens with a key. The burglars tried New Sharon, lowa. where she takes prominent position “Songs, talk with God, blessed Miss Nora Marr arrived from Des a to bore into it with a common brace in the Oskaloosa Dry Company Plaids, Bible and others, prayer with power Moines this morning to spend several Goods 1 lot Worsted double C. and bit but finally gave it up and store, Walter Wilson manager. Miss ..Id, Saturday, p.ry.rd PC from on high, very spirited testi- FAMILY REUNION. days with Miss Ethel Lewis. poured the lock full of powder. No Masters has been years with UndersktttS. / monies and a page from Life’shistory Mrs. H. D. Covel went to Des six barm was done by the explosion as Hanks, Gardner and Reaver and is as by Brothers Vickers of New Sharon Three Keueratlona .fleet anti Knjoy the Moines this morning to spend several #"» « An extra quality black Mercerized the powder could not be packed in good a clerk as any Arm find. and Teas, of Albia. Each declared Hay at Fremont. days at the Ed Smith home. can Vrrocenes. Underskirts, deep corded flounce, and after about a half hour’s work go and 11.39, AA- that they were converted through the She is business from the word worth the men left the place. Frank Brewer went to Eddyville to- a -17 lbs. Granulated Sugar, 4 Afl Saturday for vOC Holy influence of mother and wife’s The annual reunion of the descend- social favorite in Knoxville. She The B. L. day to look after business matters in Saturday. I.UU prayerful entreaties before a merci- McQuiston grocery was ants of Jesse and Achsah Fisher, of has many friends who wish her well entered and the that vicinity for a day or so. ful and all wise Father, who loved doors were found Fremont, occurred Saturday, Aug. in her new work. wide open but nothing had Mrs. Florence Powell and son, M. rd them with an everlasting love. been 17, at the home of W. H. Roof, in A telegram to friends announces o^'» touched and every thing appeared as left this morning spend a . toet!»S?i!° .‘°9Bc The afternoon service by the There three sisters and Powell, to the death of the youngest child of 10c c fevan- Fremont. are usual. The men were evidently after few days with friends in Keota. geliat Miller was a well directed ef- four brothers living—six of whom Rev. and Mrs. Orr Campbell at In- money only for in every case every Carl Nostrand,who has been fort, and touchingly sympathetic. were present—one brother, Elder Eli J. vis- dianola last evening. She had been thing else was left just as before. iting Miss Minnie Nelson, left last . 4c Subject, ‘Jesus in the garden, asking Fisher, of Petaluma, California, was sick but a few days with spinal men- KMStti.* The north side drug store also evening for bis home disciples for human sympathy, pray- unable to attend. in Boone. ingitis. Miss Zee Campbell; who was suffered a slight loss from the same ing God if possible the cup be re- Those present were Prof. A. 8. Mrs. D. Brown, of Anamosa, ar- here visiting friends,was called home cause. H. R. Evans was called out moved, nevertheless Thy will be Fisher, age 77, of Kansas City; rived yesterday to be a guest at the yesterday morning by telepbone.say- Remember our regular prices on all staple Dry Goods of bed by the police about 3:30 and done.’ Bcripture Luke 22 Chapter. H. Q. Fisher, age 72, of Mormal, Neri Ogden home for some time. ing that the little girl was not sup- Groceries are lower goods on going down to the store found all and than the same can be The evening text was on ‘Prayer’ Illinois; Sarah F. Conover, age 68, Miss Nell Rinehart, of is posed to be dangerously illbut that tbe doors open but the birds gone. Monroe, bought elsewhere. found in Luke, 18 Chapter. He used of Conover, Mo.; Mary P. Dillon, spending several at the she would be needed at home. Many The cash register which is well days visiting Elijah’s remarkable answer to pray- kept age 66, of Normal, Illinois; Moles- John Gentry home on Third avenue. friendi here extend sympathy to the toward the front of the store was er for rain, as an up-to-date type ton Fisher, age 63, of Kirwin, Kan- bereaved family. found in the back room and about Miss lima Harrington returned to- Brothers, Near the close there was a shout in sas and Emeline Roof, age 58, of Fre- Wednesday. Westenhaver two dollars was missing from the day from an extended visitwith rela- the camp.f God was in the shout and mont. The grandchildren present drawer. Otherwise everything tives and friends in Chicago and Ot- Joe Beeson left yesterday for an ex- THREE DOORS FROM POSTOFFICE. the walls crumbled. Sabbath day was were, J. P. Beaver,of Beatrice, Neb., as usual. tumwa. tended trip to Chicago and Waterloo. was born of prayer begotten of the Kate Conover Heidel, of Valley City, The thief also made a call on Moore Miss Eva Kemble left this morning Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ferrall left last Holy Spirit. Devout people from the North Dakota, Jessie M. Dillon, of & Lyons using the same methods as for a week’s visit with her grandpar- evening for an extended trip to Cali- different.localities with implicit trust Normal, Illinois, Luella Roof Blaok, at the other places. The safe had ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kemble, of fornia and the west. held onto God from the rising of the of Oskaloosa, Don Roof, of Fairfield, and for and attended to with been attacked with a cold chisel and Muscatine. Mrs. H. A. Hoover left night Mrs. John Holmes daughter, and his every sun, prevailing prayer, until and Jay, Guy, Elsie, Florence and last to want a sledge hammer and was found Mrs. Clarence Williams, who have supplied by the Masonic frater- loved ones were convinced of sin, Ben Roof, of Fremont. The great J. B. Adlon returned from Albia visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John nity, and in his last and terrible hour rather the worse for the conflict. It been making an extended visit with and gladly accepted Christ, even to grand children were, Elsie Beaver yesterday where he has been visiting Craine, of Rossville, 111. they were around his bedside, admin- had not been broken into however, friends in Bedford, spent several to his and a latejhour at night. God placed his Shultz, of Carthage, Iliinois, Flora his sister, Mrs. Wm. Peppers, and M. S. Hess and A. Rellrink were iitering every want, when although the combination knob was hours in the city this morning on the the last sad scene was over he was seal on the preaching and singing Beaver, of Beatrice, Neb., Ora J. other friends. passengers over the Rock Island last knocked entirely off ana there were way to their home in New Sharon. given a Masonic funeral and not bur- on the entire Sabbath day at the camp Milliken, of Normal, Illinois, Paul Mrs. J.'G. Roberts and sons, Guy evening for Guthrie, Okla. ied as a pauper in a pauper’s grave. marks where the men had tried to grounds, God’s promises to Joshua and Hazel Black, of Oskaloosa, and and Earl, left this morning to spend Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wallace drove While living here his conduct was ex- break it. The police were on the Mies Mabel Milligan arrived from emplary; quiet for the encouragement of the meet- Paul and Eugene Roof, of Fremont. a week or so with friends and rela- down from Peoria on Tuesday. They and well behaved, so- track early this morning and think Albia this morning to spend the day cial and genial in bis disposition,mak- ing and Joßhua had commanded the There were present also, Isaiah Dil- tives in Ottumwa. say the corn in their neighborhood is they know tbe culprits. The men with her sister, Mrs. Roy Betzer. ing friends of all with whom he came people saying, ‘Ye shall not shout lon, of Normal, Illinois, W. H. Roof, filling out and will be much better in contact. To his brethren were evidently new hands at tbe bus- J. O. Jones and wife,wbo have been Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Airyleft to-day in his nor make any noise with your voices, Mrs. Jay Roof, and Mrs. Guy Roof, than was expected a few weeks ago. lodge in the state of New York and iness from the way they handled the visiting at the J. F. Jones home east for Nevada, lowa, after a short visit neither shall any word proceed Fremont, Leonard, Ray-, They were accompanied by their son, his old time friends we extend our out Mr. Jones thinks of Lee of of the city, left this morning for their at the parental of your mouth, safes. it was some F. M. Kester home. J. D. Wallace and wife, who went to fraternal sympathy and assure them until the day I bid more, Mo. and W. L. Martin, of Des in Knoxville. his was one who was well acquainted with home O. S. Ellis,of the Spencer wholesale every want attended to. you shout’; then shall we shout. And Moines. Fairbury, Nebr., that evening with a Rexolctd, That a copy of the above his shop and the place he kept his Mrs. M. Clance and children, who house, is home from a visit in Chi- it come to pass at the seventh time The total number of descendants view of locating there. be sent to bis lodge and published in tools, every thing used in have been spending a few days at the cago after business affairs. when the priests blessed the temples, assalmost living are—seven children, twenty- looking the papers of the city. the’operation came from his shop. The Ellen Qorman home, left this morn- Mr. and Mrs Milo Hunt left to-day Hoffman, Joshua said unto the people ‘Shout, seven grand children, thirty-one Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Holloway left (DA. fellows made a half hearted attempt ing for Washington. for Eldora where they will make their Committee : E. M. Fbitz, for the Lord has given you the city,’ great grand children,and three great- this morning for Union to make a E. Todd. on the Wood machine shop 'bending Q. E. Berkinbiue, wbo has been vis- future home. Mr. Hunt is superin- 10. 6th Chap. 1016. So the Lord was great grand children. short visitat the Jesse Marshall home. the door latch in their efforts to get brother, tendent-elect of the Eldora schools Hall of DePavens Commandery K. with Joshua and his fambwas noised The next reunion will be held in iting his Jim Berkinbine,for Mrs. R. E. Speer,who has been vis- into the building but after so many several left this for and goes to get things started before T., Oskaloosa, lowa. throughout all the country, Chap. 6 Normal,lllinois,at the home of Isaiah days, morning Mr. and Mrs. Boud, left defeats they decided to quit for iting Clegg September. He has been known in On the 9th day of August, 1901, Sir 27. And the Lord said unto Joshua, the Dillon, , 1902. his borne in Sigourney. Knight H. H. Hostetter, while in the night. this morning for her home in Hamp- Oskaloosa school circles for over six ‘Fear not neither be thou dismayed,’ Alfred Howard,who has been spend- ton. enjoyment of perfect health, bidding years and leaves a host of friends a long and the Lord said unto Joshua, ing the past year with his son, James fair for and useful life, sur- CASTORIA. Miss Mabel Blackman,who has been who will be glad to welcome him rounded by friends and everything ‘Stretch out thy spear that is in thine U. V. U. CAMP FIRE. Bear* the /) Kind You Have Always Aught Howard, left this morning for bis _ spending the past week with Mrs. L. should he ever return to the city. calculated to make life desirable and hand toward Ai... .And Joshua burnt home in Springfield, 111. pleasant, the angel of death issued The A.'J* Bum Home the Scene ol a M. Mahaffey, left to-day forher home Miss Irene DeVore at his Ai and made it a heap forever, even Mrs. S. A. Maston, wbo entertained mandate and in a moment he be- Happy Ijiaiherfiig;. bas been in Keota. came a lifeless How a desolution unto this day ....Then her home, No 2 Elvyn Place, Tues- corpse. striking ’ spending a week at the S. C. Barton this lesson of Joshua built an|altar the -m Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Poorman, who day afternoon from 4 to 8 o’clock, a mortality, reminding us unto Lord TWO ACCIDENTS. home in Brighton, returned to this forcibly of the uncertainty of life and of Israel The Union Veterans Union held a have been guests of Mrs. A.Oxander, in Mount Elal .. and he number of young friends. Games the certainty very f city yesterday afternoon. of death; as in his case wrote there upon a copy pleasant camp fire Monday Koi-k ¦¦laud Train* Plncb Braketuau left this morning for their home in were played, refreshments served and in the midst of life he was in death. the stones A. Hunter Charlie of the law of evening at the home of A. J. Bass, and Kill Cattle. Mrs. J. and sun Polk, Ohio. a good time had generally. The He was a man of quiet and unassum- Moses, which he wrote departed yesterday afternoon ing manner,social genial in the presence 602 North O street. The affair was to Mrs. Chas. Wilson, of Mason City, guests were: Hobart and Annacortes and nature, of the children of so visiting the C. charitable and humane disposition, Israel, and very informal and every one threw The Rock Island had a slight spend a week or at arrived last night to spend several Phillips, Grace Seevers, Grace and afterwards he read all the ac- Strother home in Eldora. loved by all wbo knew him and sin- words of the law, off all constraint and went In for a cident near Eldon yesterday evening. W. days at the Chris Winter home on C Gladys Kaye,Claire Reisman, Joshua cerely mourned by the blessings and the community in the cursings good time. The speaker of the even- One of the trains was Mrs. James Binns, wbo has been avenue east. Price, Berenice Baer, Carrie Turner, which he lived. according to all that is abont to leave in ing, Capt- J. J. Kellogg, of Washing- a coach on thejsldlng and spending several days with Mr. and Helen Brewer, Homer Phelps, Erma “The sacred tie written the book of the law. There had backed Major John F. Lacey left last even- ton, was unexpectedly detained and it up Mrs. Jones, left evening Nettie Is broken, yet why grieve; for time was not a word of all that Moses on the switch track when in W. E. last ing for Leon where be will speak this Runyon, and Calder Overturf, could be present. for her in New Sharon. but holds commanded that Joshua read not be- therefore not John some way the draw bolt slipped and home afternoon at the old and set- Dixie Covington, Ada Yocum, Louise soldiers’ His moiety in trust till joy shall lead fore all the congregation of Isreal Bowen was chairman of the evening the cars caught the brakeman who Ex-Congressman Hager of the 9th meeting. Bentley,Frank and Grace Rosebrook, To the blest where parting tlers’ world is with the women and the and gave the address of welcome, was uncoupling them. He district, bat now a resident of Des Ross Malcolm, Anna Hiatt, Mamie unknown.’’ little ones, was pretty Miss Mabel Kenworthy departed and the strangers were conversant which was followed by short talks by badly pinched but not seriously in- Moines, was in the city to-day, the Cliff, Ethel Bennett, Guy Roberts, To his bereaved wife and friends several members last evening to make a few weeks’ we extend our knightly sympathy and among them. Chap. 8, 1-18 30 32-34- of the Union. Mr. jured. The coaches were slightly guest of relatives and friends. Willie Moss, Don Beechier, Jessie and Mrs. visit at the Rev. Bamford home in sorrow for their irreparable loss, and 35.” p. j. p. Ricbard Burke gave abort damaged also. Mrs. Kuyler, wbo Coleman, Freeman Rosebrook, Eda Rev. and C. have Lawrence, Kansas. trust that they may realize and be en- speeches and Geo. Blair favored the The south bound train from Des Coats, Maud McWilliams, Bessie and abled to say that the Lord doetb CHILIAN been making a short visit withfriends Moreland, all MINISTER DEAD. company with several fine solos. Dr. Moines over the Mrs. Mary wbo has been Nina Carlon, Lee Kalbach, and things well and for good and Rock Island at 9 in this city and Pella, left this morn- Claud our Thy Mullan, a surgeon in m. spending several days at the Jesse will done and not Senor Vienna, Also Pan-American one of the Ne- p. last evening ran into a herd of Chicago. Claire Geneva, Clara Sheriff, Fannie be ours. it!® for their home in Vickers home in New Sharon,arrived Resolved, That a copy of the Commissioner, Passes braska regiments which took an cattle near Kirkville HerringU n, Pol y Wo co t, Roy Kem- above Anar and killed Howard Gleason, who bas been home last evening. be placed upon the records of the at Buffalo. active part in the Spanishwa r, gave seven throwing them on all sides. ble, Hart r Hourly*Go sage,Emma Commandery, presented to the spending a short time visiting his par- wife a very interesting address on the Engine No. 236 was hauling the train W. I. Neagle, Wm. Cricket and R. Bailey, auu ueuevra aud Genevieve of the deceased and published in the Washington, Aug. 21.—The state de- Philippine” and ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gleason, papers of our relations to them. when the accident happened. W. Clayton went to Eldora yesterday Christy. the city. partment was Tuesday advised of The left for his home in Chicago. A. Hoffman, Ice cream and cake were served and particulars are to-day afternoon to be in attendance at the the death of Senor Don Carlos Morla not known but no one E. H. Gibbs, the guests voted if among the most was. hurt and Mrs. L. Witman and children, who Devitt-Levelling wedding. {D. Vicuna, minister from Chili to the there was no damage G. N. Beechler. successful campfires ever held in the except to cattle. have been spending several days with United States, which occurred at Buf- the Geo. W. Lafferty and F. D. Shafer city. There was a large crowd pres- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bass, left last falo, Tuesday morning. Senor Vi- left last evening to spend several A VEGETABLE PHENOMENON. ent and the evening was much en- evening for their home in Grinnell. Births, Deaths, Marriages cuna was one of the best-known WAS BADLY HURT. days at the Buffalo exposition and South American statesmen. joyed by all. M. E. wbo has been Cherry Skins That Are Devoid of Pits, Mrs. Dugger, visiting friends in the east. P. m. O’Hearn Hurt at the Railroad Bat Are FllleA Senor Vicuna came to Washington spending some time with her daugh- with «ioo. Works Near Lacey. Mitßltm LIOENBEB. about three years ago, succeeding ter, Mrs. F. M. Cleland, returned to Mrs. Sarah Acton, son Homer and Worms. Dr. E. Deletion’! Anti Diuretic following Is list of the mar- Minister Gana, who was transferred May be worth yon more than 1100 you her in haron yesterday. daughter Kate arrived yesterday to The a to ir home New One of the to London. The Vicunas have been have a child who Sofia bedding from lnoonten- P. M.O’Hearn met with a very seri- spend several days visiting Mrs. Ac- riage licenses Issued by the olerk since strangest phenomena euoe of water during sleep. Cures old and and wife, who prominent in South American affairs, young ous Rev. J. A. Jenkin brother, Harry last report: ever noted is that discovered by Charles alike. It arrests the trouble at onoe. 11. accident Friday evening. He ie ton’s Bowen. our and the minister Bold by Green &Bentley, druggists. 43yl have been spending some time at the T. Ackley, who has cut eight cherry soon endeared him- employed with the constrnction com- ¦O. RAMS. RESIDENCE. ASS self to the officials and parental Rev. J. E. Jones borne, left Miss Maggie Messer and Clem Wil- trees from his home premises, each diplomatists pany in catting down Lacey hill, and f A. Dearinger, Bussey 24 tree being loaded with in Washington by his charming per- yesterday for their home in Zanes- lis arrived from Hedrick this morning B6do L. cherry skinsde- MAHASKA CORN. while getting ready to quit work \Mary C. Johnson. Tracey...... 21 void of pits, but sonality and his ability. He was ac- for ville. to spend the day with Miss Maggie containing myriads of the day he was engaged in ~ disconnect- D. J. Jones, Pekay 38 bright red worms. There are millions companied by his wife and family Misses Hilma and Emma Willis and attend the circus. 6637 moat ol It la Equal to the Average lor ing the steam pipe that Hawkin- l MarsellaWilliams,Lost Creek 30 of the squirming things, but until the who have been an interesting acquisi- leads from son, spending several to Of engine to ledgerwood. wbo have been Miss Mary Blakeney.of Denver,wbo DUBENBERRY.—Died, Wednesday cherries are opened no worms are in tion the diplomatic circle. late One section and the legation in Washington has been of the work train days with Mends in Ottumwa has been spending several days with morning, ,1901,at 7 o’clock, sight, says the Waterloo (111.) Re- shoved in on the closed, this city, left last evening for their Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stafford,left this Eldo Dubenberry, aged 11 years,son porter. the minister and family and W. R. Lacey bad beard and read so siding against the second section and the entire official establishment be- home in White Oak. morning for a short visit withfriends of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Dusenberry, The trees blossomed hnd passed to many conflicting accounts of the corn not giving warning in time, struck township. pod ing removed to Buffalo, where Chili crop Lulu Jones, who bas been vis- in Eldora. of Garfield the stage as usual. Then the pods that he decided to go and see for against the second section, throwing Miss began to swell, and had taken the lead of South American iting her cousin, Miss Kathryn Jones, SOOLES. —Died,at his home,corner upon investigation himself. Snnday be went out to hie Mr. O’Hearn off on the dead wood J. W. Stewart, of White Oak, who avenue, the discovery made that republics in the magnitude of its ex- home Red Seventh street and Sixth at was there farm in Bcott township, and in com- and draw steam fell left last evening for her in 18, 1901, no pits hibit. Soon alter the receipt of the bar. The pipe from time to time indulges some in 11 A. M.t Sunday, August J. were in the cherry skins, but pany with his tenant, Abe Vosi, on him, breaking two ribs, cutting Oak. Miss Kathryn accompanied her novel and poetry writing, was in the B. Scopes, aged 68 years. rather the inside was filled with dispatch announcing the minister's his spent death, Secretary Hay sent a message tramped 10 miles or more through head, bruising his right as far as Albiaand the day with calling and tak- Mr. Scoles was born In Ohio but had worms. The discovery was of such an arm and city to-day on friends of condolence the bereaved rela- the 160 acre field and inspected hun- shoulder and friends there. shows. been a resident of lowa for nearly 62 alarming nature that Mr. Ackley razed to hurting him internally. ing in the Wallace tives and friends. dreds of ears. It is all well filled and We feel Will Brock baa boon compelled to years. Funeral services were held at the tree* and burned them, worms and very sorry for Mr. O’Hearn Dr. H. left this morning all. He sent us Minister Vicuna came to Buffalo is fully np to the yield for and hope take a two week*’ lay off on account J Jefferson the residence at 0:30 a m., Monday, just a small sack filled average be will be able to be aronnd to make that his with the swollen from Washington July 18 to attend years. In order to of kidney liver for Des Moines city taken to pods, and there were convince people in a short time. a severe attack of and , and the body was upon the for- la critical future home. VMrs. Jefferson left sev- worms enough to keep a mathemati- the ceremonies incident from Missouri Mr. Lacey brought trouble. Hla condition not Knoxville where interment was made. opening of Chilian building eral days ago but the boys,Frank and cian busy countingand discoursing for mal the along some specimen ears to exhibit Notice. but the physician bas ordered a rest RESOLUTIONS, a week. at the I’nn-Ameriean exposition. He To all whom it any farther. Earl, will remain here nntil school at this office and they measure from may concern: before the trouble gets Lodge P. & It is presumed took to bed the day after his arrival, begins. Hall of Tri Luminar A. that some insect to inches in length. An I hereby give notice that my Landsborough, M., Oskaloosa, stung blossom, the result of a cold contracted on the 8% 13% aver- wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. lowa. the and the egg* stalk Gertrude E. Davis, On the 14tb day of August, 1901,0ur hatched after journey. This developed into pneu- age was also produced and it without any jnst who have been visiting at the J. L. Mrs. Eugene Cheesman and Miss the cherry pit had cause provocation brother, Frederick 0. Robinson, was formed, monia which had since become fur- measure 14 feet—giving an idea of or has left my bed Roberta home northeast of the city, Lessie Cheesman returned this morn- the worins feeding'on the soft and called to the Grand Lodge on high pit until there tin* complicated. Senor Vicuna was the immense amount of fodder that board and departed from and de- left morning for a short visitwith ing from Redlands, California, where Supreme Master of was nothing left but the this where the Grand skin. Through this believed, however, to be Improving, will also produced. Lacey serted my home, situated in be- have been spending the summer forever and pre- they would have ul- be Mr. in Scott friends and relatives Chicago they the Universe reigns timately but during the night suffered a re- says township, Mahaska Whose we must have eaten without a doubt. the yield in bushels may not be county,lowa,and fore going to their home in Scio,Obio. months at the parental R. M. Chees- sides aud summons lapse ail sooner or later obey. Brother The attention of naturaliata la called from which lie did not rally. quite as large as it was last year, has also wrongfully taken with her and Mrs. W. W. Williams, of man home. member of to thia new discovery. our two and Mr. Robinson was not a Tri- Keitel la Nix Hour*. wbioh was exceptionable, but the re- children, I hereby give Beacon, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miss Minnie B. Trask, who has Luminar Lodge, comparatively a Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease notice that I not English removes all Hard, re- turns will be equal because of in- will be liable for the Viotor, of been some time in the city stranger among us, but be carried Bpavlq Liniment lieved In six hours l>y‘New Great South Amer- support of Adams township, departed spending Bolt or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from ican Kidney Cure." creased price. said wife and children with him that which craftsmen only Bpavins, It Is a great surprise on nor to-day noon via the popular lowa visiting friends, left this morning for horses. Blood Curbs.Bpllnts. Sweeney, account of Its exceeding promptness In rellev for any debts by know, and although through doihes- Ring-Hone. Huik>s.Sprslns,all Swollen Throats, Ing pain In Madder, kidneys and In male oontraoted her or route tor visit visit Miss Anna Shep- Coughs, etc Bare back. Ton oan be pleased all your Central a month’s at a short with tic and business troubles be was poor H 0 by use of one bottle. o'female Hellovos retention of water almost in any one in her behalf, on my account. War'anted the must wonderful Blemish Cure Immediately If you quick relief and herd in lownlCity before returning and penniless, seemingly forsaken by ever known drug- want wishes for a good strictly up-to-date ,1901. i Sold by Omen ABentley, cure this Is the remedy. Bold by Green ft Bent, Kewanee, world,he was provided giatg.Oskaloosa, la. «|yt buggy Lewis to her bo me. in HI. all the outside ley, druggists, Oekaiooea, is, 48yl ' at Bros. Montgomery. Sw3-pd Signed, John M. Da vis.

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