The Oskaloosa herald., October 12, 1905, Image 8

About The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919

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THE GOLDEN EAGLE
CLOTHIERS - FURNISHERS
PERSONALS
R.JJV. Kent wm a visitor to-day In
WhatObeer look In* after matter* of
bnslnfs*.
L. it. Rosebrook was a vial tor in Des
Molnee to-day looking after coal busi
neea in that city. 1 q<
John Cleveland waa a visitor to-day
in Delta in wbloh oity he was caring
for matters of business.
George H. Ramsay was a visitor to
day in Ottumwa looking after matters
-of business in that city.
John Anderson, of tbe Mub, was a
With Voting Men tbs period between twenty and thirty years of age is andoabt
sdly tbe most important decade In a niau'a life. During this interval are developed
ant matured the physical, Mental and Sexual Patters. Circumstances and sur
rouadinga have much to do with the formation of oharacter and individuality ol
tbe man, but to a great extent tbe turning out of the future depends on himself.
Any deviation from or transgression of Nature’s Laws may change or wreck s
whole lifj. Temptations, dangers and dissipations are everywhetc and it roqnirer
discretion and atrong will power to resist them. It is a regrettable fact that bat
few men are sufficiently strong, as the sallow, pimpled faced, dark circled eyes, stoop
ing form, stunted deve.opinent, bashful melancholic oooutenanoe and the restless
taggard look, the dream* and night losses, the excitable and irritable disposltior
proclaim to all, the effects of Your Weak nos*. A constant drain is being made on
your vitality and iAneglectod will lend to an early and nntimely end-
With Middle Aged Men the spring time of yonth has passed. Life Is a soboi
reality. Kx peri cnee has been the best teacher. Yon are wiser now end can look
back over four past life and point out tbe mistake* yon have made •
For JKMne of the Error* of Yiratb, you have drifted along relying ou Nature and »
ctroug ooruHitotionJtt carry you through, and in thia you fail. BACKACHE, NKKV
OIIHNKHH and a GENERAL WEAKNESS are hindering yur auocc** and making
your life a miserable exietaucc, devoid of all pldkaure and h*f*pine««.
You fcbo w in yonr own mind that you are not the man yon ahonld bo, yon lack
(he Energy, Confidence and Personal Magnetism which are ao precious to every man
and whioh go to make up Perfect Manhood. Your neglected weakneeeee have do
veloped into orgaale diaeaaee which ate dragging you down and filling yonr life wiUf
miecry, coffering and, woe. You are old before your time, a victim of Nervoof
DeblUty.
In the t. .at \
.uncut
mid (ail to givp the proper attention and treatment which it demand*. The victim ol
ttu* dieeeee, i« of all men moat mlacrabla, ha drag* through the brief period of hid]
life tiu? shadow of a nmo. . ■
J o tlmee \* Uo fatter from Nerroee Debility, the mind i« liable to beeomn disrated
«» veil a* the body. Then eomea manta, Insanity —a K r *TO eonealtation of friend*
end physicians —a harried removal to the ooaftnemeat of the aeylam, and he is en
taftbiil alira4if Wb * • ' ',
This »» the vhd end fatal teriuiaafioo of many a oaee ambition* and promising
if*, reoklomly aacrifioed to Ignorance and Neglect. To thoee who are enfferlng 1roi»
✓ gervo'M Debility you shotfld at once take prompt and decisive treatment to arre*t
he farther progroa* of the dh*OM... »r. MWer, The Matter Specialist, Cm COTO Ym
rvmwmbation »n> Kxanrnaiinn Dree'
DM. MIIBI OUIU Catarrh, Djapepofa, DmAhm, lil—llWi Mm
rblgla, Headache, Vimtl Prostration, Lost VitelHf, Dteosaoe of *0 %00,
Man. Heart. Ntoaodall. L*r*r, S«2, 8*250909 if W-!2«V S22S5*
Weekneea. Glaaaea fitted end Guaranteed. Remember—OOll»tn.T ATI
end X-HAV IXAWINATION THU. -f.■/«
Dr. miser’s Office. 102 First Avnm.
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enhcimcr-Oeeson-Morse Co.
Nervous Debility.
of Karroo* Jiobihty tnaay pbyaioiana do not real:/.« it* danger*
Pita HU Owr* **
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visitor in Ottumwa to-<Jay looking
after matters of business.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Male, of Ottum
wa, were visitors in Oskaloosa yes
terday calling upon local friends.
Wm. Smith, of Indianapolis, was a
visitor last evening among friends
and left this morning for his home.
W. Kagen waa a passenger last
evening by way of tbe Burlington to
Chicago to look after Interests in that
oity.
Will Baker and Richard Holtman
were passengers last evening via the
for Chicago, to look after matters
of business.
Mrs. 8. M. Robertson was a pas
senger tbis morning to Des Moines to
Our
most complete
exposition
of Men’s
and
Young Men’s*
Apparel
for
Fall 1 and
Winter
1906
Now
Ready.^
attend a meeting of the W. 0. T. IT.
in that oity.
Mr. and Mrs. MoVey who have been
visiting wHb their son, G. W. MoVey,
returned tbis morning to their home
in Hedrick.
Perry Clinkenheard has resumed
his run as brakeman on the"Fire-Ply "
between Evans and Rook Island after
a brief vacation.
8. W. White, of the Orescent Goal
00., was a visitor in Des Moines to
day in attendance at a conference of
lowa coal operators.
George W. Carr and wife were pas
sengers this morning to Wellman
where they will visit for a few days
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. M. L. Hunt was a passenger
this morning to Belle Plalne where
■he will visit for a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Thomas.
Mrs, A. P. Heacock, of St. Joseph,
Mo., who has been visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Rachel Coulson and oth
er relatives, left this morning for her
home.
Mrs. D. Aiken, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Robert Mont
gomery, left this morning after a
pleasant stay in Oskaloosa for her
home in Arlspe.
General Counsel G. W. Heavers of
tbe lowa Central and M. A St. L. t
wbo has been visiting>t his home in
this city left this morning for his of*
flees in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Girard Ryan, of Enid, Okla*
homa, is in the city visiting at the
parental J. W. Ryan home and with
her sister*, Mrs. W. A. Bennett and
Miss Nannie Blngaman^
Mrs. S. J. Finley was a Burlington
passenger last evening forTbornton,
Indiana, to which place she went as
delegate to tbe National convention
of the P. E. O. Society.
Mr. and Mrs. John MoKlroy were
passengers this morning to What
Cheer where they were In attendance
at tbe funeral of the late Mrs. Ed Mc-
Elroy which occurred In that city to
day.
Mrs. D. M. Walton was a visitor to
day with friends In Ottumwa having
been a passenger this morning In
oompany with R. D. Walton who was
In attendance at tbe base (ball meet
ing.
Oskaloosa sent a large delegation
this morning to Ottumwa to attend
tbe meeting of the lowa State League
held in that city to-day. Those in at
tendance were: B. I). Walton, J. 0.
Williams, Charles Monroe, Phil Hoff
man n, J. B. Doll, C. E. fiowar, R. It.
Robinson, Thomas Oonahne, Frank
Cowan, Sam Loeb, A. E. Stalksr and
Ed Dobyns.
Storm sash at the Rand Lumber Co.
hone 115. High avenue west, next
moms
Our Bargain Tree la again ahaddlng Ita leave*. Special
Price* for everybody during the remainder of October*
Clothes Wringers.
SUN*! spring, worth e* *C
91 .0, this Mule .uf l*lw
Woo l l frame Cloths* Wringer*,
standard, high grade. warrant
ed; made by American Wringer
00., beat ijuallty aolld whl'n
rnhber rolla, worth (t QQ
92.60, thla sale ... . S»livO
Folding Clothes Ultra.
Kxtra large, having 00 feet dry
ing apace, tt feet high, 35 Inches
wide, worth every cent of 91.25
Meat Hoards.
Boat rook maple, 1 inch
thick, 7xl<i inches _KIU
Wnute Banket*.
Elm splint, size 10x10x10
inches, this Rate I la
Clothe* Back*.
Six 18-inch arms, hard wood, each
working independently; when
not in use the arms
drop down- lUt*
Mplce Cabinet*.
17 Inches high, 10 Inches wide,
hardwood varnished, 8 drawers,
each labeled. October AQ n
price *tOl#
Broom*.
Elegant bouse brooms, three-cord
sewed, cheap at 26c, 1*7(1
October prioe II W
Parlor Matche*.
Best match on the market, satis
faction guaranteed; so called 200
count, actual count 180 to tbe
box, 12 boxes to the package,
regular prioe 20c, our 4f|*
price, per package - -191#
I 00-Piece 111 nner Met.
Decorated in blue and green of
the best English semi-porcelain,
made in the celebrated pottery
of H. ilulme, Burslem. England ;
every piece warranted. Do not
compare this ware with the
oheap American product—cheap
at 10 00, October ££ Q 0
price, 100 pieces 99*90
REMEMBER these prices are good during OCTOBER
ONLY and only at—
THE RACKET
BIRTHS, DEATHS MARRIAGES
MAKKIAOK UCNNSKM,
Following is the' list of marriage li
censes Issued by the clerk since our
last report:
NO. NA UK. EBSIDKNOH. AON.
u 7-, /W. E. Fry, Barnes City 24
H7ftl i Phoebe Mlnner, Mahaska Co IS
uma J Jas.B.MoSpadden,Oskaloosa 32
8762 \ Clara Edna Roberts, Oska. 23
MORSE.—Born, to Mr. an«l Mrs.
Frank Leslie Morse,at their new homo
at Rochester, Now York, Saturday,
October 7,190 G, a line nine pound son.
Mother and babe reported in line
shape and the little czar will bo chris
tened Robert Thatcher Morse. Con
gratulations from all Oskaloosa
friends.
VAN STEINUCRU.—Died, Sunday,
oct. s, at e a. m., at tbe home of the
brothur-In-law, Martin Walraven, 643
Ninth avenue cant, Leonard Van Stein
burg, aged S 3 years and S days. Short
prayer service at the Walraven home
Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 12:30 p. ra., and
(be body taken to Pella for borlal.
ft ft-Place IMnnrr Met.
flame good a" as shove tdon’t con
-11 lot with tea aeta, for thla din
ner aet contalna a heller assort
ni«nt\of pieces). cheap at 95 00,
October CQ Q(1
9uao9
Two
ouarl
Water
Pitcher,
either
plain or
fancy—
October
prlca
only
This
Sale
13c
8S C
Chambers.
Large earthen Chambers, IC.
open - IsJU
Largo earthen Chambers, OtZf*
covered tvo
Wash Hollers.
Heavy tin, well made, fall air.ee,
copper bottoms, No. 8 69c
Oalvanized Iron Bollera, heavy
weight, galvanized bot- CQa
toms, full size, No. 8 Owl#
IMnli Pan*.
heavy, M | Kt
retinue.l '■ Mr Ml
10 quart m '-''Hr
&So
Family Neat Cleaver.
7x2% inches, polished and tem
pered steel blade, A-l 10b cherry
stained handle, niokled 40*
ferrule * IfcU
Chrlaty Bread Knlvea.
Haw pattern, warranted .»
steel, October price ■ V
S Machine Oil.
Large bottle, warranted
not to gum—
-5c
€a*tlla Toilet Moap.
Warranted pure, % pound Cm
bar, October price-..-... .. 91#
Kxtra Mpeelal During
October,
Gray Enamnrware, single coat
ed, as cheap as tinware. You can
not afford to miss any of these
items:
l, 2, Bor 4 quart pudding 4A»
pans, your choice I Vis
2, 8 or 4 quart kettles, 1 fa|%
your choice 191#
Wasli Basins, 11% Inches 4Ait
In diameter lUt#
Opposite Square South Side.
Margaret Ilyvr*, wife* of John D.Byerflf
wnH hold Monday afternoon from the
Into roKldonco on K avenue oust, and
won quite largely attended.
The service at tho homo and at For
oat cemetery, whore tho interment wan
mado, wa« conducted by Hov. Oorkoy,
of Fairfield. The services wvro quite
largely attended and many floral trlb
utea of groat beauty nttoated tho place
tho deceased had occupied in tho
hoarta and natlrnation of frlonda and
the general community.
Margaret flophlo Robertson liyors
won born In New York City, June 4,
1858. She ciune with her parent# in
1874 to Oakalooea, and boa reelded
here over aincc. Hho was married to
John D. By era, of Oakaloosa, on
Christmas Day, 1178., From/be union
were born foar sons and one daughter,
of whom three eons and the daughter
survive, one eon dying in Infancy. Her
husband and two gone and her little
daughter were with her at the end,
the other oon, Krneot, being In Ban
Francisco. Bho la survived by ncr
father and mother and a brother and
HliitAp onA othrvf lirothof hAVloc coda
In . 4,1, youth uho uultod
W'nter Pltelter.
y’Wj'ig T l.ttmp Chimneys
if Flint glass, crimp- Cm
' Vt ed lop, any alas ww
\ Needle Hooks
1 Containing 5 paprra aa*
' sorted alaea needles
and assortment C A
Kmb. needles „ OC
October specula to Son
dry Items.
Genuine Palmetto ecrub brush 5o
Whisk Rroom, heavy weight. „100
Crumb Tray and Scraper,
nickel plated— 100
t pound mixod bird seed 60
l dozen large safety pins.. 2o
Toilet paper, 8 rolls 100
Pearl Buttons, line quality,
any size, per dozen.... 9b
1 dozen shoe laces 4o
2 dozen hooks and eyes,
patent hump—
Pott's Iron handles, nickol
plated—
Wooden salt box
60 clothes pins
‘Hair Pins, per package lo
Large Dust Pan, japanned 60.
Galvanised Oil Cans,! gal size 170
Flour Sitter, best make 100
Wire potato masher iio
Quilting frame clamps, 4 for l»o
Stove lid lifters - lo
Aluminum thimbles.... lo
Kgg poachers —lO c
Hair Pin*
Box of 8 com
partm’ts non
tabling 200 us ’ijß'
sorted slr.es— ■PfißflM
Japanned,
straight and crimped hair Cp
pin*, this sale 4*. 91#
amoU Mklna.
Best quality, soft finish,
sire 7xo Inches
Larger site, 10x13
Inches
Bath Boom Fixture*
and sundry pieces in nlokle plated
ware at bargain prices.
Tooth Brush Holder \
Tumbler Holder \ All
Toilet Paper Fixture* I N <rkel
Ho.»p 1)1*6, Towel Bar "JJ**}
Towel Arm* , Puttd.
Oomb Case*
Child’* Mug* '} « A.
Child’* Plate* ( I IIC
’ 4 pint Tea Pot V JL V
% plot Coffee Pot
% pint Byrup Can
Crumb tray and aor’pr
Blfter Boxes
Kraut or Mlaw Cutters
Hock maple, ateel blades, ICa
■lngle blade ontier 151 m
Double blade cut* _..23e
Do Yon Burn <4a«?
Gas mantles*— 8, 12>f, Ift, '.’o, 2fto
(lan torch*)* or lighters... 100
Wax tapers (SO In box)— Ho
Htraighl chimney*, 8 Inch**,
beat lead glass
flower Poti
all elr.ea.
Lanterna
Meat make No. 0, tubular JCf*
ianterna, Oot. price
with the Presbyterian church and
!lvn<l un active, earooat, consistent
Christian life both at church and at
homo. For upward* of thirty year*
she was a member of the Flr*t Prtsby
torian church of thl* City and aa ions
a* her health permitted *he waa act
ive in her Ma*ter'a cause, whenever
*hn could aarve the church. Her hss
bund, Mr. John D. Byera, is one of the
ruling ciders of the church. Bbe filled
well every relationablp In life. Aa a
daughter, slater, wife and mother She
will be greatly mimed. Her/huaband
and children have the deep sympathy
of all in this hour of trial, and her
parents and family also. For some
year* her health has been falling, but
at. the end the call came suddenly.
One moment ana her breath bad
ceased. , • • •
John D. Hyer* ebd children and the
family of Dave Robertaon take thla
means of etprcaalng appreciation and
thankfulneaa to many frlenda and
nolffhbora for nnnutntmred attention*
durina tke lllaea* and upon the occa
sion of the death of the late Maraaret
Ryer*.
100
Ho
each.
I 1 <
i ': i£
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