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The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
OR GINAL NOTICE.
Stephen G. Vance,

VS..
Unknown defendants, heirs at law, as
SigDS, and representatives Of John P
Macintosh, deceased.
In the district court of the state of Iowa
in and for MahaSka county, February
term, A. ID. 1894.
To unknown defendants, heirs at law
assigns and representatives OF John p
Macintosh, deceased"
the 10th day of November, 1898, a petition
of Stephen VanZee will be fled in the of
fee of the clerk OF the district court of tht
State of Iowa, in and for MahaSb county
claiming of you that p aintiff is the owner
of the following described property tO-wit
rhe Sc 4 of the Sw u, and the sW d of the
Sc a of sec l9, twp 76, range Is, W of 5tl
P. NJ; and asking that his title thereto bC
established, and that the said defendant!
be forever stopped and barred from claim
ing any interest in said premises. SaIC
alleged interest assigned as follows: By
reason Of the fact that Henry p. Nind(
and wife, the owners of the premises il
1887, made a mortgage thereon to John p
Macintosh which was filed of recO"d il
book l, page 2S8, mortgage record of SAID
county, the fact being however that sale
mortgage has long since been paid anC
should be discharged of record.
And that unless you appear hereto anC
defend before noon of the second day oi
the February term, A. d. 1894, of sale
court, which will commence on the 6ti
day of February, 1894, default will be en-
tered against you and Judgment and de
cree rendered thereon as prayed for in sale
petition. BOLTON & MCCOY,
19w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
ROSE HILL.

| Mrs. C. z. Sellers arrfved h boro 80.
the past week and will rametS te on "a
Tne winter, a guest at the Kino ! !
t heC husband is on the road and " >
Mrs. Fannie Dickson, who bas
very low with heari trouble iS oo no,
OF danger To he ~ 10 nU ~
are glad to w. Io'
AT the n Ietino 90 n
5as danner CamL of VetaransI
SoI, neld In u. a. {. hall on last HI
evening, the following brnthara 0S Z
elected: CAPTAIN, G. r Tmnds !.
lieutenant, Joe Lister: 2d Iiaut5 !
John Grace; council, Fred Creoo Cotses 4
ana Louis " more; commanSes6il
grace. VIII install the officers the
next regular meeting 'otS 'ne
loDlas Augustine and wife oF Cha
hspSas, are here spending Ebrisss
WIN MS brother Albert and fanoiIs
tally Bump, wife and son r % ~
fyeIa CS.Is are at the Bump home TO Snd
tL tSLnilstmas. He informed your T re,Fe1
mnaI InaI the following readers Of n ~
1EtALD Ia that live town wara ~ ~
Sels ]. Z. Bump, w. r. Stont y q
Z. = Aolden and M. G. Auonstin,a! A, ~ =
.nelI families. To all these 5000 ~
ms ,ps " Tavy wlSn Yate them happy and prdper
AT She regular meeting of Trostr,
1odgS NO. 260, A. +. & "a M ~ soI
oWlis were elected as Offices AZ ~,
year: VIM, DR. w sh, ~
sss reelected; s. W., DR. + ra9
noi,i' ltnaoy tnnuy BOWEN; secretary. V ii
~ .nien treasurer, M. M. Dickson WI,
as hao That Office for the nast te,
saIs ssss g more. The lodge Is in ss S,.a cor ~
.tion ana will prosper under ~ ~ ce- .e-
thea gentlemen. ie COT
1asJ week we spent four davs az n.
iLhHa attending the second ann,,o
low oitfe 5. T. j. Z, q Pet Stock Il.
'ISssatlo ~ Whlcn was the largest eve
~ Ia me state, over 1000 birds be
1es pigeons. AT the annual meatin.
g name was changed 20 Iowa Stat
1ultry Association, and nearly All 49, ~
ock OF the association was taken 5,
at the stock was Increased from 81 ~ a
@o,Vgl, and it now being a state -
elatlon will be the largest pouItrv ~ ~
citation IN the United States xnnJ
the success Of the association thf.
81 is due 20 w. 5. Russell. vino ia :. !
az worker, q large poultry braada,
1 an energetic I've business man man
was reelected secretary byaeelas.,s az. $
Q. The following are the of.ieers ~, =
coming year President 81 q
an6r, with six vice presidents kge.
iia viii ie repr scented "a fl,Is I;ss $. :,
fid g q Irice. while Oh tha hoavl
directors will be found & ~ ef~..s 60. $
g Mccoy and John Owens sa-
.etax W S. Rnsse rae seIacssss al
'sslfeF ~ Bnrkef. Ihase ws;SIs
one hzl and S lg 5, .sr 3, s.,,.ss- -.
Asgs com S the asesi fl.1s. sss.e~s si.s.
1 DiRiaf essf epssT 3 49, $
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Amendment q Ineorporntln..

a. the annual meeting Of the southeas -,
era. ERA l4stl Foaltry and Pet Stock ssaoeia.
issY an aDendment was made e A,rs;ea.. s s
% TIE Articles Of incorporation. q ! = s
= BOW read as follows. : & ss'1sas
I.le annual meeting Of the stocle-halae.s
saa1 be held ST fhe place az haiSs,ss 8. !. :
animal exhibition, the next 6 ~ ls1s ~. -
e ~ ssssioa each year. Al ali n.eesir q
g tLlas corporation for the elecsion 81 al.
saAll Be ntitIea - eaas so sfse s.. g
: =. : = : ssless 0Hasa - Atna t7W4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTI E

Notice is hereby given to all pcrsOns in
terested, that on the 18th day Of Dec
A D, 1898, the undersigned was ap
pointed by the district court of MahasEi
county, Iowa, executriX OF the estate
of Robert Cooper, deceased, late of saIC
Mahaska county, Iowa.
Al persons indeb'ed TO said es' ate viii
make payment to the undersigned, and
those having claims against the same vii
present them legally authenticated to saiC
court for allowance
Dated Dec. 13, 1898.
CATHARINE COOPER, Executr'X.
+. L. SMITH, Clerk,
COWS III. WEAVER, Deputy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

DAND CoNCERr.-The sacred concer,
= the opera house on Sunday afternoon
Oy the Brigade Band, was a musical
uceess In every way. The instrument.
alton of the band seemed never 70 bave
oeen better, and it was richly epioyed
one OF thepleasant and taking numbers
was given by Miss BlakesIee of Des
naolnes' who sang Ninety and Nine" In
the most charming way, winnir a very
great success. Good music is a good
thing seven days in the week, and We
regret that very many people cbeated
themselves out of.its joy. The band is
= great institution Of credit to the city,
snd 1t merited crowded house, II
would have been 50, had there been no |
preliminary transactions necessary at |
Ins door After a summers enjoy.
ment OF the pleasures of good music
Tree by the grace of about fiftv oaner
Ous young men, it strikes the general |
'rowd hard to have to pay to hear tbeI
'Atne' even for such specific object as
'ayment Of a uniform fund
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

The PILaRIM.-Ms -Msrshalltown T. ma
pairing for big time Jan. :. 1891 IN n.
aate SET Tor the opening of the rev
Fiigfim Hotel. Mr. w. H. Wray is q
receipt Of q letter from a. A 4bbots !.
chairman Of the invitation committee
saying that their invitations has .,n
short and that the Oskalooea lie, saa
not been filed out. Mr. Wrav - -.
a'.1l.ofized e sxtend s very cordial O..
sllstion @ ail oakaloosa travelling men.
g be present With lady 81 wee
Lskes this way Of reaching al f,aka-I
.oosa pilgrims. Quite { nsn,l,er - - -
keaeosa people VII attend ana the 81.
salF vii y worth the lrlp re - s,s,.
saeaf e preparing for so pueete.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

Ho Z WAGON.-The much-taIkad
about white baggage wagon of the q
u 1. Co. has made its appearanco
the streets, and it will remain
SO long as the mud remains
zen. The principal part of the work
was done by KIingman, and the veteran
Drush artist, John Miller, of the Josenb
Jones works, did the decorating and
lettering. The old wagon that is now
displaced is an old timer, built bv n.
seph Jones sWay back in the davs
when the town ore knee-breeches r.
keep out of the mud. 1t was severeIv
pounded on all kinds of roads, was in
smash-ups, runswsys, turn-overs andi
other catastrophes. 1t was rebuiIt ra-
modeied' repainted and repaired nnti,I
tne wagon could stand it no longer and
hence Jim Fitzgerald sits proudly erect
upon the elevated seat of the new "FIv.
Ing Dutchman t
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

GOOD DAY.-The trade of Christmas
y In this city was unusually large.
Inc pad weather Of Saturday and pre-
ceealng days made it impossible for all
rauing TO be done before the great day.
Ae merchants report that the day was
as good as Saturday
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

rHozEN Ae&-Saturday's roads
were well nisn impossible, and this con
uition greatly interfered with the Christ.
mas trade Theremarkable spring like
HeaIher continued through SUNDAY eve
nlng when heavy rain fell. Following
sniS cold arrived and frightened mn
'nings to marked degree.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
JEFFERSON

,tthe Inc following is a report of
Liberty school, District No, 8 f.
Iloaitn moa a. commencing Nov. q and e
DEC DEC. 70: Total number of puni-
rolled, 10; average daily attapa ,i 4
14.S; those not absent during the nj
JO1n and Thomas HAYWOOD d w w
ana frank Long; those not taTdv = 4
Mllllams, Carl and Ruby FarrcIi :
Hannah and Matte Moore q
MAGGIE MOORE TaacI.
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FELL. DFAn
'o"n I. Alton found Dead in the Ro.d
North of Town

NOi I'll OI Town.
a report reached the ci,y ahout +bro,
SIock Saturday Afternoon that the nod
oI a man was lying cold and st;fr :.
uea'n' ABOUT one mile north of the cttv
Gnu the remains proved to be those ~
John Z. Alton. The coroner was NJ
Gineo and he in company with Sam
Jones and Mr.. Garwood returned - 80 a.
spot. Coroner Bacon, after examintno inc
'ne Oody carefully and noting all snF9
rouhdlngs, had it taken to the citn
MT Alton is an uncle of Mr. Tono0 aSJ
o''en walks out to the Jones forno
.ioftn west of the city. He was retnrn
ing from such trip SATURDAY. aftan
noon and was carrying a small baoko+
ulied with domestic supplies Tho
oouy was found near the foot of the
9PeI NIL. 1t was lying face down and
'ilHhCIy concealed in the ditch and woo
% discovered by Mr.. Dennis Davis and
nr; GarWood, who returned to the citU
no notified the authorities. The oen L
ieman had evidently been walkin@ b1 a
10 Sloe OF the road to avoid the mnd
40 fell as death overcame him, The v
'mains were cared for by Mr.. McCurdv "
~ thence taken to the home OF
'onn T. Alton was an old gentleman
hne appearance, and was abont - la
arS OF age. He with his daughters
me TO this city about three months
= aHu LOOK the rooms over the Nea- bo
gsocery. For a number of Years va va
nad been subject to apopIexy, and cr(
ronef Bacon, from evidence gath wa
a. a. gave that as the cause of death mo- no!
ne remains will be shipped to De- 'S !
T. i, Iowa. for the funeral and inter sch
NJ. sta
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
A DMrNIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested, that on the 9th day of Dec, A
D., 1898. the undersigned was appointed
by the district court of Mahaska County
Iowa, administrator of the estate of Elizi
Browning, deceased, late of SAID Mahaski
County, Iowa. All persons indebted t.
said estate will make payment to the un
dersigned, and those having claims agaInS
the same will present them legally au
thenticated to said conrt for allowance.
Dated Dee. 81, 1893.
JOHN COOLEY, Administrator.
21w3 F. E. SMITH, Clerk.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
Saved From Suffering.
The Gratitude Of 8 Lady Cured By
KickaPes Indian SagEs.

DANyTLLE, liz, Oct. q.
I feel it my duty 70 express my erati-
suoe for what the kIckapoo indian
Remedies have done for me.
] was suffering with keuraIeia. ana
lad % stay up every night foF VaaIrz.
~ last sent Tor q bottle Of klcka roc
sElctan Oil, eud in less than ten lslila-
eeH9 after application / was relieyed.
continued fta use and also used Kick
POO tuoInn 8agtsa at the earos
tine H0fu Entirely Cured.
t1any Of nay friends have uaad voux
senae1les for different troubles. and flrsl
siasEa = Dc exactly aa aaeertfsed-
believe every body who Is ensSer5Sse.
AHouta use BEN, 81 IFs are ali brotbeSs
sssa sisters - Christ. VIII answer a.lv
ems s. 70 What with the helr 81
Gee they hesa done for a
Bselif fnfly. kYA DNAssr.
KICK AFo1 sMnsAA eArw
~ ss sa 81 - -.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICE

BY special arrangement with the nuh-
llsher OF the Inter Ocean we are able to
oifer THE HERALD and the Weekly
inter ocean, both one year, for the sum
Vi TWO DOLLARS. Now is the time to
subscribe.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
H. WILLARD. Son & Co

SPLENDID DNNER-Tbe Hotel A.,
m,sIon' on Christmas day, prepared an
1,egaht aud elaborate game dinner
Ineir meats ran from black bear and
'enison down to frog legs and reed
Dirds. 1t vas feast ft for a KING ~
said the many guests. The menu cards
We're eagerly sought for as sonvanira
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

CLOSING. aSssyly bu. drely the year
draws near its end. Thscounty admin,
lstrstlon is preparing to make the
cnsnge and the business men are figur-
ing up the years profit and loss; next.
comes invoicing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
A WEEK OF TREES.
Christmas as Observed in Church and
Sunday School.

"'S'inas as Observed in Church ar
Sunday-SchooI.
Cnurch workers and Sunday-schot
people have been the busje sl2nIo =;
the city for the past weeA S,s !
what they did:
THE METHODIST
started the ball Friday EVENING u,+h
Ilee ana concert. The program wa,
very enjoyable, and was followed bv
the distribution of presents and .
treat. A special feature of this chnrcb
was The Offering to the poor, which was
Doth generous and of the best sort
. uu Lyons officia'ed as Old Santa and
did his part to perfection,
~ 1ne christian church has a special
Christmas service tonight and tba
congregational Sundsy-schoul has a bi0
'f0a'' banquet and offering tonight,
THE BAPTIST
'eople had very pretty and interest
ng concert, and it was followed by the
of presents from a tree |
ua Coffin had been specially deputized
y Old Kris K. to oficiate in his Mac
nd Jud did the act to- perfection.
BESIDES these there was a tree at tbe
.nlted Presbyterian church and eyer
SeS with a treat or offering of some
Ind at the Simpson, Episcopal, and
resoyterian churches and Salvation
my Barracks.
SUNDAYS SERVICES
all the churches were of great excsl-
nee. at the stone chapel Miss Allie {
ice OF Chicago sang, and Miss BJakes- 6
OF Des Moines at the Congreca-
nal church. !
A good program mas been arranged 6
De given at the new Christian cbuTcb 4
night. Supper will be served freeI >,
the Sundsy-sehool. The entertain. I I
nt Is free to all. Fifteen cents win
charged for supper to those who are D
members Of the school. C
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
HULLs PREPARATORY Ann Nop,,

~ Ii PREPARATORY AND NORNAr
The winter term of twelve weets m,II
oegln January 2, 1894. A large number
nave applied to us in the last few weeks
70 ht themselves in English branches n
Teach nextsummer, or for business To
+~Saeh We desire to s.y we expect to
give special attention to this class nevt
'erm-to form classes in any Of the
common dn English branches required
'Ou0"l A. HULL, PriDcinaI
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
THE EIsTEDDFoD
4 Great TusIcaI Christmas Day.

SASdh SuFtSInaS Day.
Fl The Iowa State Eisteddfod held II,
nth annual meeting at tha Masoni,
opera house on Christmas Day and wa,
. wen attended at all sessions, the even.
ing attendance filling the house in every
part In every way has the COMMITTEES
1ne right to feel graft I'd over the re-
suit OF the efforts. lev made nm q
good program, took wide range of
subject, and made all sssions those of
much Instructive interest to all
Inc contestants were many, and the
musical results fine. The adjudication
u Ot the music was in the hands of Prof |
FFice, OF Chicago, and his criticisms
were kgreat value to the vocal archers
IN fact, they were among the chief
.e0'ures OF the occasion. In the morn
ing session, Rev. Stnddard was chair
man. Rev. Martin in Tue AFTERNOON and
neV. Bohn in the evening-and the !
*ork was kept moving right along from | e
tart to finish. 11'i"
. mere were two very strong choir con. -
0sts' In the afternoon and evening =
Inc spring and "Sing Unto the Lord"I
eiig the competitors. The r berts
noiF Won thssfirst, aud 10 the secopdI
l0l ''' Vision of the prizes-s5o tn
frS. Logan's choir being one of ch
10 contestants. sic
Miss Prica of Ch; tn
skeslee, of Des Moines, were presen4
ana at odd times opened their pretty Cr
'uths anc let the singing birds ont in pee
eeI ana entrance warbling. VI; S
9rof. and Miss Price are mps;csl foIh rai1
o know how to make such occasions day
lreIy successful. Then when sucb N
managing committee takes hold na. Tia.
igS nave TO move along just hum ficia
e. Messrs. j. NJ, Prizes, Gsorga q r.
gan Dan Davis, and those connect and
,ttn 'nem' deserve the highest praise see I
'ue success so well won. All prizes Oak
paId In spot cash, and next wears Nj
ting will be greater than ever kas.
". PhilIips nf N,utoa o' HON,
anoo Il "oil' was In at Mr.
ahce, ana rendered excellent in bis near
OF judge on papers J.
was a worthy chapIet t. send hack tors
old bards from the later ones ,rico
nay the meetings continue and in The
in numbersl Brido
re is a word of exclamation H. good
cholr led by Mrs. Logan. 1t was Mel Ges ~
red up and drilled for the heavy of the
In hand in three weeks time dianaE
wholly insufficient for the work Our
lev did II to r,,t-o a. "oiA' coal as
sful - !" aAo Che occasion DEM
!" competition. Had they Mr..
much drill as the other choir the sick.
might have been diffaront m John
song was in drill one week NJ
ct ct 10 * at the high praise given a grand
III deserved too, every word, Miss
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

an Inc Board of Supervisors will receive
los up 70 noon of the 9th day of the
snaary meeting for county physician
III the current year, to treat the comfy
Roor ana inmates of the poor farm. The
q all bids. " -''00' any
Dec. Is, 1893 Md Rrnyr
01A Auditor
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
q Notice to Iron Bridge Contr,ctous

h,d me Board of Supervisors will receive
TsIS T"nnp up TO noon of the 9Th day of the
he Sanuary b,aijyy meeting for all iron bridges TO
br;5 Oult Tor the current year; stYIe of
Paes the same as now built The
or all bids. o]' ~ ieJecL any
Dec Is, 1893. ND R,-p,-
d1-2Otf ~ DC hhET'
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

VII ana a market at George Gegner,s
rendering house. opposite slaughter
nouses, and will be paid full market
iott Il. WILLARD, SoS 8 Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

you have an improved so in this
county Tor sale at not exceeding thirty
nVe dollars per acre, call at McSffllen's
law Office. - IS
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
Notice for .Ianitor.

The Board of Supervisors will receive
bids up to noon of the 9th day of the
January meeting for janitor of Iurt
house for the current year. The Board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Dec. IS, 1893 NJ d. BURKET,
d1-20tf Auditor.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
New Hide Efnnce

opposite Fl. L. Spencer Co.'S is open
ready for Hides, Tallow and Furs
we pay market value in cash, I6tf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

a GOOD SIGN.-More Christmas pack.
ages We're handled by the post Office in
anu OUT, this season, than at any time
during the four years past, and more
money presents made in the same wav
than ever before noted Taking that as
q sign many folks have not felt the
plnch of the close times. And that is
trne, so far as this section is concarnoI
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
Liabilities.

Total .........."......'.''s.' ..S5o4'3I' ~
STATE OF IOWA,
COUNTY OF HAHAsKA,
/, C. Z. Lofiand, "a. hi~r of the above nam d
bank, do soleIanly swear that the above 81 aSo-
ment is true 10 the best of my knowledge and
belief. 9. <. LoFLAHD, Casnler:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th
Notary Public.
ICoRRKCT-Attest:
]. W. MCMULLIN -
q. I. sPENoER. DirectorS-
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

a damp warm palm indicates a
'teseflsn condition; often lung trouble
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
Farmers

n4Ving Hides, TallowSAnd Furs will
ma a market opposite H. L. Spencer
clusively. OOu' OK
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

1HtS and impure blood is made r;ch
Dm mheaiChtal by taking Hoods Sarsa.
PsrIia. 1t braces up the neTVaS go
giVsS rene we'd strength '0' 0"u
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28


At the Birdsall Hotel
Friday, December 29th, 'SS.
Returning every 4 weeks for one year.
DIR. Rea has been connected with the
largest hospitals in the country and has
no superior In diagnosing and treating
diseases and deformities. He will give
$50 for any case where he cannot tell
the disease and where located In five
minutes. Treats all cursble, medical
and surgical diseases;
.ActCte and Chronic CgtGT'Th,
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat, LUNG Diseases including Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Con
stitutional Catarrh, Pleurisy, Etc.
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Stomach ana
Bowel Troubles, Brights Disease, Dia-
betes, Kidney, Liver, Bladder, ana
| Chronic Female Diseases. AL Nervous
| Affections-with symptoms or Dlzzi-
mess, Confusion of Ideas, Loss OF Sleep,
IForgetful etc. Indigestion, inter
Irupted nutrition, SLOW growth IN child
rem and all wasting diseases IN adults
Epilepsy or Fits Cured. A Positive
IGuarantee. Deafness There are many
cases EnaI nave D6eU U1llpEupcIAs e1ooVol
or neglected that can be easily restored
Deformities, Club Feet, Curvature OF
the Spine, etc, properly treated. Cross
Ieye straightened within five minutes
without pain. DIR. Rea devotes special
Interest 20 the treatment OF Cancers
ITumors, Facial Blotches, Warts, M0les
lBirthmarks and all Blood and Skin
Diseases Varicocele, Hydrocele, opeT
Sores, pains In the Bones and all gland
ular enlargements cured. DR.. Reai
Treatments are based on theories Of ths
most scientific discoveries of the age
He undertakes no incurable diseases
Ibut cures thousands given up TO Ole
Remember his dates and come early 3
Ibis rooms are always crowded
Consultation Confidential ar
DIR. d. REA. Louisville KY.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
Farmers InsIno -.

Ooaghing leads 20 consumrt,on
Aemps Balsam stops the cough 81 once uCe
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Referees Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, sole referee, will, on the Goth day
of Januagy, 1894, at the hour of 2o'clocl
p NJ of said day, at the front door of the
court house in Osialoosa, Iowa, offer al
public sale the following described real
estate, to-wit:
The south half of the southeast quarter
of section twenty. three f23), and the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter. and
the northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of section twentS-six (26), all in
township seventy-five [55), west of range
sixteen li6). in Mahaska county, Iowa.
Terms of Sale-One-t third of the purchase
price to be paid in cash; the remainder in
equal instailments in one and two years
secured by mortgage on the property sold
Any sale so made to be subject to the ap
proval % the district court of mahaska
county, Iowa. &. f.. LoFLAND.
2Iw4 Sole Referee
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Notice to Physicians

Lanes Medicines Moves the Bowe,s
Dn Oay asy: In order to be healthy this
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
Architecture.

FIR NIX E WETHERELT,
ARCHITECT.
Plans and esliu atps made for all kind
of buildings. COrrespoc dence Sc li"ited.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

PLoWfNe.-on Christmas day, Dill.
a Stalker, George Clark and a Number
OF our Mahaska farmers were in the
neid piowing, atd nice work it wasl
Let our California pilgrims take 'note,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28

TSARM FOR SALE.--I offer my farm for
aale, situated 6 miles north Of Nex
sharon, $50 acres, well Improved houses
barns, all under cultivation. Inquire of g
Burdook, New Sharon, Iowa. VT
r10R SALE Or TRADE. One Jersey
heller. viii be fresh first Of March.
one uiano. will trade for anything NAN or
beast can eat r. II. Bacon, 500 South
Market street. a5wt1
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
BEACON

Miss Bessie Rogers, of 0skalooRa
spent Christmas with her uncle anC
aunt, Richard and Grace Davy.
William McD0rment went to De-
Moines to spend Christmas witt
friends.
David Newberry and wife and Henr,
Newberry aud wife went to Flagler Il
spend Christmas with their mother.
jeff Williams and John ID. Cox, o.
Lincoln, Neb., arrived home on Friday
Henry league is home from Kansas
George Watts has built new barn
/ 12x12.
Thomas Johns has moved on the Hi
ram Jones farm.
Mrs. w. Silyerthorn is on the sick list
The pupils Of the school at No.
took up collection and bought a-nic
present for their teacher, Miss Wilco1
William Walton, of Mystic, is visit
ing his cousin Tom Teasdale.
Miss Sarah Curbit, OF Middle Grove
is visiting at the Rpme OF MISS Mar
Jefferson.
quite number Of our eople attene
ed the singing contest in "a Eaioosa o
Christmas day.
Dec. 26. C,IzEN.