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¦—¦——— ——vgmmmm - T. i 1 ¦ . ... - worse than that,** says'the Anamosa ’ AReat-Ra” Lenaet Are Different. | UJUUiJUUiitcmtituu* a public Wale' Frb. Hit and arc gelling THE OSKALOOSA HERALD. Eureka. "It IS a severe reflection of ready to move to Minnesota. They the Inability of the legislature to sup- have proven themselves good citizens vbllahed Weekly on Tburedaya *t plant public sentiment with law.” ' and we are sorry to have them leuve Oekelooem, Ibhuki County, town. —— i - ¦¦ ——— the neighborhood. —Are we to infer that art is super- Not j PUBLIC SILIS j Godfrey, Hose and Augustine ship- 3EKALOOSA HERALD COMPANY. ior to the sciences by reason of the ped one load of butcher stuff from get mn m <tmintn rmu» here Tuesday Chicago. Sale $40,- Public fact that Frank Chance will for Pwbllshere.Publishers. Charles String 000 for managing the New York Amer- G. E. Reynolds W. A. Caldwell Spates and Frank A and fellow, Oskaloosa, came to Hose •stored at the Pootofflco nt Oska- icans, while Col. Goethals gets only will offer at public auction 4 miles of The undersigned will sell at Public Auction at his res- matter. $15,000 for digging the Panama canal? northeast Wright, on what is known Hill Wednesday morning on the fire- looea, town, an ¦econd-cUa* of fly was calling on idence 2\ miles north of Leighton, 9 miles south-east of as the Samuel Barkley farm, on Wed- and friends. into Frank Anderson unloaded a of Pella and nine miles north-west of Oskaloosa, on Mbaerlptlon—Two Dollar* Per Tear, —And now the goat is to come IHV Doctor nesday, Feb. 5, at 10 o'clock: One car his at last. “Billy" and his sis- mare, foal; fence i*osts at Hose Hill and will haul Payable In Advance. own bay weight 1450, in Per- ter are to be legally enlisted in the years old; brown them to tho lSlmer Morris farm ueur clieron horse seven Indinnaoplis. where Frank will military service of the United States, mare li years old, foal Belgian horse, Friday, February 7, 1913 OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER. es- March first. and a squad of them will soon be Nr glasses like them eau be found iweight 1350; two-year-old filly, weight M 0 tablished at Fort Washington. Md. in lowa. They are made from u 11200; pair matched brown uiares, The goats are desired at Fort Wash- special fpnmjjU which required 26 .weight 2000," ages 7 and 9, one sale Sale to commence at 10:00 a. m., the following de- a few miles below ington, situated years lo perfect. in foal; black yearling filly; wean- scribed property — Washington on the Potomac river. "Rest-Ru" glasses are only sold in ling colt; 1 fresh ,cow with calf at There has been much malaria in this Mahaska County by side; 2 Shorthorn cows, one giving Full blood, high grade French Draft Horses, and vicinity and tne scheme was hit upon soon; 2 Jersey cows, OLIVET milk, one fresh MfVICINITY ARNOLD OPTICAL CO. of having a herd of goats turned loose MAYNE 'one giving milk, one fresh soon; 2 High grade Cattle. will tell, a high Short Horn and Poll Durham —Time eepecially on the post reservation to eat up the While costiug more than five times last spring calves; 25 broow sows; WRITER VISITS HARVEY AND old time. long grass wnicb, it is believed, fos- as much to produce, Mayue Arnold sixty good thrifty stockers; 80 Siirois FINDS THE PEOPLE THERE 1 10 old; _ black ters the mosquitoes that carry the dis- faultlessly adjusts them eyes at shires; 45 ewes; 30 yearling ewes; 10 HUSTLERS—THE XX mare years dry goods to ARE GRANGE —There are 180.000 ease. only one-fourth to one-half what lambs; 150 Mdtino-Delanes; 100 ewes; bay mare, yr. old; black United States, and of from HOLDS PUBLIC MEETING. I rX 3 stores in the otners charge for just glass 30 yearlings; 220 lambs; car load of A lArlftfI SPS 27,000 department stores. River-to-River road of lense^. V mare> 2 yr. old; 3 black these are —“The race In office at Oskaloosa. lowa, every feeding sheep, lambs, yearlings, Olivet, .lan. 28.— Miss Lucretla Rob- won McClure, recent date, by Don day Sunday aud Christmas. wethers and ewes; 400 bushels corn; passenger for Oskaloosa colts, 1 yr. old; black mare, 17 yrs. old; black mare 6 yrs. —Oh, joy! Can it possibly be aloug the but ertson was a ¦ has started an enthusiasm Glasses given to the poor. 200 bushels oats; 75 bushels mixed Saturday. old; mare, old; true? fashion note says: "Small Way,” says the Pella rye; old; black mare, 9 yrs. black 2 yrs. gray A Great. White |oats and wlieat: 30 bushels corn Mrs. Welninger of Leighton a predominate amoug designs for Chronicle, “that thing could Con ultation Free was hats no other fodder; timothy bay; oats straw; passenger for Harvey on Friday. mare, 2 yrs. old; black horse, 2 yrs. old; 2 black horse Spring.” was of the have done. There one and glasses fitted by Prof. Mayne far.n machinery; household goods, spent Friday Harvey meetings held at The writer in colts; 1 black driving mare, 11 yrs. old. biggest Good Roads Arnold, the unsurpassable Optician. chickens, etc. Free lunch at noon. business calling on old tifnc not who said: week that has on and —lt Alex. Miller Washington, lowa, last — auctioneer. was N. B. Not a Doctor. Easy terms. A. J. Kutch, friends, whom we mingled with in There is no accounting for taste, held in lowa. The ex- ever been •days gone by. We found that hust- cept the principle that some peo- object the meeting was to build up on of Andrew Cubit ling little burg doing well, as they haven't any. the east end of the White Way to at his resi- ple will sell at public auction have tw’o large stores, also a metro- «£? carry 23 Cattle enough Head Oskaloosa and Pella. bors have troubles to Beacon, Des Moines via dence, 5 miles southwest of politan market by old —Even the weather man would not large delegation from here attend- without loading mine on them. farm, on meat run our steers, 1 yr. old; 4 heifer calves, and 4 steer A on the old Schultz Wednes- time friend, W, W. Briggs, formerly calves. dispute the assertion that sometimes ed the meeting and we may look for "I will excuse others’ faulths and day. at a. m„ l gray fully Feb. 5, 10 o’clock of Hilton, Monroe coupty. He car- 1500 bushels corn, timothy and clover hay in barn, when the day is done, the nights some activities all along the line. failures as often and us I expect gelding, coming years old, weight four a groceries prove pretty raw. Most of the railroad crossings will be others to be lenient with mine. 1500; 1 gray mare, twelve years old, ries small stock of ill straw and corn fodder, some oats and wheat mixed. 4000 between Pella and Des | “I will cure criticism with commen- weight 1400; mare six years connection with his business and is eliminated 1 black doing or 5000 feet of native lumber, 1 top buggy, 1 set of heavy —Experiments made in Germany Everybody along the route dation, close up agaiust gossip and old, weight 1500, foal; bay more, well. Powers, the coal man, Moines. in 1 informed working fifty have proven that the dried potato ought to co-operate with the move- build healthy loves by service. smooth mouth, weight 1400; 3 draft ns that lie is Concord harness, and other articles 100 numerous to men- trying running value for feeding ment in every way possible. | "I will be a friend under spring cows; 2 spring calves; men in his mine there, and vine has the same good- coital 2 tion. stock as good meadow hay. tests and wear everywhere a 200 bushels seed oats; 8 bushels about full time. The top, which TRAMP, BUM AND HOBO. jwili face unchilled by aloofness, 'Beed's Yellow Dent seed corn; 2,000 has run very tender, seems to be get- FREE LUNCH AT NOON. gains ting they go —The English language is spoken Caste is not confined to the Orient j “I will gloat over never, but bushels corn; 11 tons baled hay; 3 better as in under the only and so want a full All sums of SIO.OO and under cash. On all sums above by 150,000.000 people. The Simon and the older nations of Europe, but amass to enrich others tons baled straw and sonic farm ma- hill. We Jim to have of 12 gain wealthy heart. share of the good tliiugs of life, as 1. JCi JLI/IvU SIO.OO a credit months will be given on bankable notes pure article, however, is confined to i exists, even in the supposedly uncon- a chinery. Free lunch at noon. Easy drawing percent from of sale. paid “Weary will love boys and girls, so that At station ti interest date Notes not when due to the population of Boston and Grin- jventional kingdom of Willie." I "I terms. J. M. Covey, auctioneer. C. lie deserves them. the draw 8 percent interest from date of sale Two percent cash, tramp aud a hobo old age will not find me stiff and we met Mr. the Rock Isl- discount for on nell. IA is not a hobo, C. Belzer, clerk. Robertson, all sums above SIO.OO. Nothing to be removed from the premises until set- | is not a bum.