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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26
prospects arc that it viii have to %
broken over and reset.
Oct. 20. Wood Violet.
NEW SHARON.
Oct. %

Otis Quaintance bought Mr.. Harp's
town property.
Mrs. Hiatt Is having her house new,
ly rooted by Mr.. Long.
The late rains delayed the com.
moncing Of corn gathering.
Milton Young Of oskaloosa, was
hero on business last week.
Mrs. Briggs Is somewhat a sufferer
az this time from throat trouble.
The state Bank has made general
improvements lately on the inside.
Our schools are progressing finely
under tho present corps Of teachers.
Thos. Briggs Is moving into his new
home which no bought Of Mr.. Bowdle
The farmers here have taken great
care Oh 10 their seed corn for the
coming season.
our new deputy postmaster, Nathan
Eaton, Is fiiling this position In d
very satisfactory way.
Mr.. Whitacre is adding greatly 10
tho appearance OF his now home by
grading and fixing up generally.
Frank Ferrel sold his farm OF Sc
acres for s125 per acre 10 Albert Fish
or. Chas. Kindig sold his SO-acre
farm for $40 nm acre.
A
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds, Of Lacey
celebrated their Goth wedding annlyer'
sary on oct. 20. We understand one
hundred guests were invited.
d. 70. whltchill has just completed
tho thing OF his farm. Some four Ia
six hundred dollars worth OF thing has
been done on tails farm and II 8 nov
In fine condition. Otis Noel is Cling
his 1G0.acre farm. In q short time all
tho farms about New Sharon will 80
in firstclass condition in this respect
Oct. rs. T. l.. w.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26
PUBLIC SALES.

AtIShaw's livery barn, 2l7 East LIST
avenue, opposite opera houge, ON Sat
urday, NOV. 4, at 1890 D. m. Having
decided to quite the livery business,
Dennis Shaw will sell TO the highest
bidder without reserye) his entire
livery stock, Of horses, buggies, waG.
ons, carriages, Surveys, harness and
all necessary articles for running the
business. Will also sell his household
and kitchen furniture. /. NJ Reed,
auctioncer .,..
w. r. Moore
will sell at public auction at his resi-
dence, / mile north OF White OAK
postonice, on Monday, NOV. 9, at ! y.
m, one brood mare, one imare five
years old, one dlley one year old, q
milk cows and nine spring calves
four brood sows, 10 pigs and 20 shoats
hay, pasture and chickens. Usua
terms. I. NJ. Reed, auctioneer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26
CORRESPONDENCE.
sKuNK RlVER.

Mrs. stacla Cofhn is visiting her
parents nt Washington
Mr.. McClain, OF fenn college. al.
dressed the people Sunday at elsyen.
Mrs. Hurley ana son william called
on the A. Bailey people Monday after
noon.
GunnerB are out after our game,
while the "haysecd' has 10 he busy
in the lcld, as usual
James Padgett "a busy turning the
soil for his next years crop ON the
Frank shoemake place.
Mrs. Huidab Stewart has returned
from a visit Of several days with
friends In and about New Sharon.
Mrs. Mary Cruzen suffered with
alarming symptoms Of hesrt trouble
last week, but is some better now.
Charley Mattox and family. Of West
Center, and Mrs. Perry Fcrree and
daughter Mario visited the Harry
Hicks nome sunday.
Zachary l.. Hicks, Of Valley juno
ton, who has been visiting extendedly
with his sons, Harry and Abel, return
ed home last Thursday.
Mrs. John Abor, whose nome is Il
Kansas, and Mrs. j. y. Padgett ant
little daughter dined with Abran
Bailey and wife Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Fcrrcc and NJ
10 Guy visited his brother Isaac and
family after Sunday school last sqn
day.
Erastus Coffin and wife we're out
Sunday among their children, and
Mr.. Conn attended sunday school and
preaching.
Corn gathering ~ the main feature
OF the time, but It Is tangled and
down 10 that In many places the pick
ing will DO tedious.
II anyone wants aoOut half dor
en- twoycar-oId STEERS Tor feeding, just
call on Oliver Ferree, near Madison
church, or Richard Stuart, and he car
tell you about Il.
Laban Johnson and Abigail,his wife
drove down 70 Fremont Saturday fol
a visit with their daughter and fam
iIy, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pomeroy; al
10 the Guy Pomeroy family OF Wright
sherman Moore, who 1t will BIO 70
membered, sustained broken arm
tome time since, IL MOI getting on
very well. The arm Is gtiff and tnC
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26
EAST CENTER.

Mat Nelson y having her house re-
Bhingied.
J. II. williams Is putting In a fur.
mace this week.
John Nelson Is preparing TO build a
large hog shed.
David Barnes delivered nogs in os.
kalooSa Monday.
Mrs. Pointer has been quite sicii
during the past few days.
DR.. Hall and wire spent Saturday
evening at the John Nelson homo.
Misses Pearl Finley and Nell Curry
visited over Sunday at the A. koe
acme.
=. II. williams and daughter Cal
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Day
I'd Coiyille.
A. Roo and wife and A. J. Lyle and
family visited Sunday at tho w J.
without home.
Lon Fritch, wife and baby, Of oska,
Iooea, took dinner last Sunday at the
o. y. Hedge home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Billlck visited
last Sunday at the J. u. without home
IN Adams township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou snangie, Of oska
Ioosa, we're entertained at dinner last
Sunday at the Mat Nelson home
Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Pugh, Of Ere
mont, and Miss Fairy Smith visited
Sunday at the VIII Robertson home
Misses Adeline, Josephine and Mar
gle Augustine, OF 0skaloosa, were en-
tertalneo sunday at the. Joan Nelson
home,
Mr.. and Mrs.. r. -. shafer and
daughter. OF Oskalooza, spent Sunday
afternoon at the Captain comstocl
home.
Harry snIder, who has been Visiting
for tho past wo months with relatlvei
In Rantoul am Dixon. M, returned
homo recently.
a. roe has sold one o. us farms 81
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26
FRAKERvILLE.

Messrs. Reigel and Fraker we're out
10 the mines Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Badd we're call.
ers in Eyeland Saturday.
Mrs. l.. Lewis, OF Bluff Creek, was q
caller at this place Sunday.
VIM. CherryhoImes was a bushes,
caller in oskaloosa Saturday.
(Win the FrakeryiIIe correspondent
please send address 70 this oftice?--
Editor.)
Rudolph senburg spent SATURDAY
and Sunday with his parents Al
White City.
A number from this place attended
the Street Fair at Abba and all report
a fine time.
John johnson, OF Hynes, was az
over Sunday visitor az the home Of
Jno. Rockefeller.
Mrs. Dan matthews and Mrs. j.
Benson, Of Bethel spent Sunday al
this place visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baze, OF White
City, and Mrs. Baze OF What Cheer
visited at the home Of Jno. Baze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Davis and children
OF Spring Greek, were visitors at the
home Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Gordon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26
SHEkIFF,s SALE.

SHERIFF'B. SALE. r,g.V sst,t.
. Notice IL hereby given, that BY
virtue Of special execution 70 mo di-
rected by the clerk Of the district
court OF Mahaska County, lows,
against the goods, chattelg, lands,
tenements, ETC., OF r.. RI, Jefferson,
DEFENDANT, In favor OF University
stare Bank, plaintiff, will offer
at public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the door OF the court
house In the city OF Oskalooea, County
of Mahaska, Iowa, on the 18th day Of
Nov, 1905, all OF said defendants
right, title and interest In and 70 the
following described real estate. stu
ated in Mahaska County, to-wit;
BOT No. ten (l0) OF Jacobg' eub-div.
Of Lot No. Thirty.fonr l34) In Einde
& Bearles' add 70 Oskaloosa, lows.
Sale tocommence at the bourf0s2
O'Clock, p. NJ, Of said day. bLs ~
Witness my hand this 10th day OF
October, 1906.
! aai r.. l.. VALENTINE, ~ tisl
java vi, Sheriff Mahagka County. Z
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26

Wilbur Johnson has his new house
plastered and ready for the carpcn'
ters 10 do the finishing. -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lyle and Miss
Blanche and Elmer visited Sunday at
tho w. J. Willhoit home.
George Terrell and daughter o1ella,
A. II. Hellingg and family visited ct
the Newton steddom home sunday
Mrs. y. 8. Watson, who has been
visiting with relatives and friendS, left
Tuesday evening for her home at Eu'
dora, Kansas.
Charles u. Walker ana Anna Man
gergon were married at tho home Of
tho groom's parents, Wednesday even
ing, Oct. II, 1905.
Oct. rs. Azalca.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26
LINCOLN.
Oct. rs.

James Lyle spent Sunday with
Richard Caldwell.
The club meets next Thursday even
Ing at the homo OF Fred Butler,
Mrs. 8. J. steddom spent Wednes
day last at tho Ben Hoover home.
Mrs. ). X. Hoover and daughter
spent Tuesday at the s.. J. steddorn
homo.
Mrs. A. X. Hellingg spent last
Thursday at tho o. l.. Turner nome In
the city.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26
CAUGHT ar cLARlHoA.
Man Who Pawned Borrowed Property
vs. Arrested.

Charles y. Ketchum couldn't get
away. The man ~ smokestack
painter who was doing work around
this city recently and secured q block
aid tackle from s. -. Sinclair. in or.
der to perform his labors. He left
this tackle with Pete Mccosh as So
curity for livery bill Of $500 due
that gentleman and Immediately loft
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26
EpnErsY, FITS, CONCLUSIONS AND sPAsMs.

There are two characterized
conscousn attack usually begins WIN
cry the patient pale, the heads d
teeth ground geher tho
tongue commissions from TO 1ye MIN
the patient falls into deep sleep
EpIcpc Vertigo lighter variety the patient suduen
then goes on asdsua caEes there suoen
momena o and few minutes the que
patient around with establishment Be
extnes there intermediate varieties IN
OF time & affected the memory FANS the ndg
impaired Thy etabe melancholy ana mo-
rose, terminating idiocy and insanity. !. .#
Epilepsy firmly fixed BY habit ana more
Atacks liability TO return Ihe co1F
bore shorter intervals 30
first perps with without Few rgnt
twtching intervals time become von
and neglected terminate
insanity Treatment used By the Master Spec
gradually the patient feels relief at once ana
begins health This s the only foundation Upon
which eject and OF Epilepsy ~ e.
safety BY the most delicate
T child Anyone epilepsy symptoms Of epilepsy nouo
NOT delay treatment
Consultaton and examination free ASA. faF tA ~
Oaca Hours gto pa / 10 ITO I'm.
Sundays 10 to ~ M.
On aIsER Dyspspna DEAFNESS nnsunansnt Hsw
rala Pogaoh Lost Vitality Diseases Of ne Eyes,
Heart gtoaoh gn Diseases Of Wcsn, sexu
Glasses ntted
nd EXAMINATIONS TREE
pr. MIser's OffIce, 1O2 First Avenue.
overB oyer's Clothing
KAL O o SSA, IOw
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26
BOYS Arm Broken.

A little tnree-yearold SON OF WA
stringfellow had the misfortune t1gsaIl
yesterday IN such a manner es ID
break the left arm at the eblsou cans.
ing an injury 70 tho hurseE us Al the
end Of the bone. The gMau patlenr
Is doing as well e 3 Tba erpectec
under the - = lat Dr en-.
drfe> zalmc .oduced the
II hand
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26

In answer to Mayor williams sug-
gestlon, member OF the oskaioosa
woman's Club suggests that probably
II the splitting hog be removed from
the streets, there will DO less danger
to tho young girls for whom the may
or is 80 solicitous. "-
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-26

for parts unknown. But Mr. Kctcnum
was caught.
Constable. Andrews did the trick
and took IN the man at CIarInda where
no was working. bringing him back TO
Oskaloosa. The case has not yet
1een settled BY Justice Irlchett, TO
whose court Ketchum Is held. ef
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25
ORDER OF COURT
Fixing Of Terms OF 26th Judicial District
Court, Parishes If st. Tanm any and
Washington.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF st. vammanY,

Coyington. La, February |, 1905.
ST. TAMMANY PARISH.
Second Monday in Oct Jury term.
Second Monday in Dec. Court term.
Fourth Monday in JAM Court term.
second Monday in March-Jury tern.
Fourth Monday in April = Court ter
Third Monday in June Court terl,.
WAsHINGrON PARISH.
Secol d Monday in Nov jury term.
First Monday in Dec.-Court term,
Fourth Monday in Feb.-t.ourt term.
Fourth Monday 10 March-Juls term.
Second Monday in May-Conrt term.
F irst Monday in Ju1y-Court term.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25
The Foolish Dictionary.

Apprenticeship modern psln
costing about 5000 more than th,
old fashioned stomach ache.
Athlete "A dignitiei bunch o,
muscles, unable to split wood Q,
sift the ashes.
Automobile From the Englisl
fought to, and Latin "lnover Il
move. A vehicle which ought Il
move but frequently can't.
Blue The only color we can feel
Inyisable blue. A policeman.
Cauliflower-A cabbage will, .
college education.
Chaffeur-A man who is smar,
enough to operate an automobile
but clever enough not to own one.
Cinder-One Of the first things to
catcI, your eye when travelling.
Dock "A laying up place. Doc
tor, One who lays you up.
Earth-A solid substance much
desired by the seasick.
Economy-Denylng ourselves q
necessity to day in order to buy a
luxury to morrow.
FOOTBALL clever subtelfuge for
carr, ing on prize ligh.s under the
guise of a respectable name.
Hotel--A place where guest
often gives up good dollars for poor
quarters.
Hug "A round about way Of ex-
pressing affection.
Counter-irrltant "A woman shop
ping.
Island -A place where the bot
tom of the sea sticks up through
the water.
Jlmmy--An implement employed
by men OF inquisltive natures who
cannot III ,rd seats on the Stock Ex-
change.
Jury-Twelve men chosen to de-
eide who has the better lawyer.
Lie-A poor substitute for the
truth, but the only one discovered
up to date.
Mine A hole in the ground
owned by 3 liar.
Mlracle-A woman who wont talk.
Negro-One who votes your way.
Niger, One who does not.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25
Backward turn backward, oh

Backward turn backward, oh,
time in your fight; feed me on
Cruel just for tonight. l am 50
weary of sole leathered steak, pet
rlfied biscuit and galvanized cake ;
oysters that sleep in u watery bath,
and butter as strong as Goliath, Of
Gath. Weary Of paying for what
l can't eat, chewing up rubber ard
calling it meat. Backward turn
backward, how weary l am, give
me swipe at grandmother's jam !;
let me drink milk that hasen't been
skinned let me eat butter whose
whiskers are trimmed; let me once
more have an old fashioned lde, then
I'll be ready to curl up and die
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25
A little Kansas girl who had been

Alittle Kansas girl who had been
told to bring to echool an essay Of
250 wo,ds cn the bicycle, wrote the
following: my auntie has a biz
cycle. One day she went out for a
ride. When she got about a mile
from home, her dress caught on the
chain and threw her off and broke
the wheel, ! guess this is about
fifty words. and my auntie used the
other 200 words while she was car
rying her bicycle home. .
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25
Had His Honor Going
Some,

Chicago, Nov. IA new point
in transfer ethics was raised yester-
day when Robert Morris, a divinity
studentin Chicago University, was
arraigned before Justice Callahan
o1 the charge Of offering on Cot
tage Grove Avenne car a transfer
which he had found in the street.
Morris was arrested by one OF the
detectives OF the City Railway Co !.
who saw him atten pt 10 use the
transfer He admitted he had found
the transfer IN the street aud that he
knew it was illegal to use it, but Ire
said he could rot see the justice of
the law He commended that every
nickel spent by the patrons Of the
street car company purchased the
maximum ride on The company's
lines, ana that5lf the original pur-
chaser did not care to use al. of
thatrice it could be no moral offense
for another person to use what
someone else had thrown away.
Justice Callahan held that to
ride on transfer that had been
found in the street was no less than
robbery, inasmuch as tho company
was deprived Of nickel that other.
wise would have been spent.
"Tl,en you might as we'll say that
! rob storekeepers when l give
away an overcoat that is only hall
wore out, because save the recipi.
ent OF the coat the necessity OF buy
ing new one. rejoined Morris.
The student finally agreed to meet
the Justice again and threshiout the
question thoroughly.
''He had me going somc," was
Justice Calahan's comment. after
Morris had left the room.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25
FOR SALE

Lots l, 2, 8, 4, 5. in square No. 9o2
in New CoviDgton. Said lots have each
q front of 60 feet on 9th avenue, by a
oebth of 40 feet. For sale cheap.
For further information. apply at this
Office.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25

A lady sent her colored servant TO
tie dry goods store, and the pro-
prletor was surprised to hear her
ask the clerk, '.Hes you got any
halh?" Amy what7'' asked the
merchant. ''Haih? p ventused she.
Yes. sir; halh lax you got on yo'
head . mo, auntie; thls is no
hair store," explained the propr,e-
tor. "Dats what lowed, boss /; but
dc missus che done,tole to me come
heah and GIT free yards mo- hath like
she done got yisterday.,' "Oh,
you mean mohair." Yes, sir; mo-
hath; that's whas sade. y
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25
FALL OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT

First showing of the seasons best offering
in clothes for Men, Ladies and Children. The
department is full of New Ideas and Styles.
The Stock is bigger and better than ever.
The prices always little less than you
would expect
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25
A CREEPING DEATH

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart, causing death. j. E. Stearns,
Belle Plaine, Minn., writes that q
friend dreadfully injured his hand.
which swelled up like blood poisoning.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve drew cut the
poison, healed the wound, and. saved
his life. Best in the world tor burns
and sores, 25c at j. L. Watkins, City
Drug Store, and JOS. s. Claverie's Drug
Store.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25
TERRIFIC RACE WITH DEATH

ssDeath was fast approaching" writes
Ralph F. Fernandez, of Tampa, Fla !,
describing his fea1fui rare with death,
..as q result OF liver trouble and heart
disease, which had robbed me Of sleep
and OF all interest in life. had tried
many different doctors and several medl
csnes.s but got no benefit, until / began
to use Electric Bitters. So wonderful
was their effect, that in three days /
felt like new man, and today I am
cured Of all my troubles. G Guaranteed 1T
]. L. Watkins, City Drug Store, and
Jos. s. Clayerie, Druggist. Price zoe.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25
NO POISON N caamslRlAIN's COUCH REMEDY

From Napier, New Zealand. Herald:
Two years ago the Pharmacy Board, Of
New South Wales, Australia, had an
analysis made Of oil the cough medi-
cines that were sold in that market.
Out OF the entire LIST they found only one
that they declared was entirely free from
all poisons. This exception was Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, made by the
Chamberlain Medicine Company. Des
Moines. Iowa, Z. s. A The absence Of
all narcotics makes this ramedy The
safest and best that can be ha and It
is with q feeling Of security that any
mother can give It to her little ones.
Cough Remedy Is es-
pecially recommended by its makers
for coughs, colds, Group ard whooping
cough. When taken in time II preventss
This remedy Is for sale by
Jos. s. Clayerie, druggist.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-25
A New Cure for: Apendi-
cities.

Consul General Guenther, at
frankfort. Germany. is an official
Of this Government who keeps his
eyes and ears open, and promptly
reports to the State Department
everything he sees or bears that
may be of interest or value to this
country. He does not coptine his
attention to dull trade statistics, or
commercial or tariff reports, but de-
votes some of his time to various
fields Of investigation In |one> Of
his recent reports he tells of a new
treatment for appendicitis. which is
commanding the attention Of the
highest G erman authorities.
p The new remedy is called "cal-
lang0l,' and Is u silver solution
which is powerful internal anti.
septic. Until now. the accepted
remedy for appendicitis has been a
prompt operation, and the sooner
the operation after the diagnosis
the better the chances of the patient
for recovery. OF all that has been
writtcn on the treatment of appen.
dicitis, discussion has generally re-
volved about the question OF
whether, IN a given case, an opera.
tion must be performed to save tue
patients life. The new trend Of
thought in regard to disease is en-
couraaing to- those who harbor =
dread against what is considered =
lurking terror to humanity. Appen-
dicitis has never been properly un-.
derstood /; at least no effective meas
ures have been discovered for ward
ing 1t off 1t is the foe Of the we'll
and the ill, the weak ana the strong
alike. It cones with terrible swift
ness, at times, and no man or wo-
man can say with certainty it on the
morrow he or she will not be lying
on the operating table under the
surgeons knife.
blr. Guenther says that within
tue pest few years chemical means
for rendering silver, quicksilver,
and other metals soluble in water
have been discovered, and it is
water solution Of silver which in
Germany is giren appendicitis pa
tients with remarkable results. Our
Consul Genclal quotes from the
Munich Medical Weekly to show
that two or three days after treat.
ment a decided Improvement was
manifested IN incipient cases. Ex-
cept in two very severe cases out Of
seventy-two cases treated, all were
cured without resort to any surgit
cal operation. Many great and good
scientific discoveries have been
made in Germany, but il way is
found to eliminate the terrors Of
appendicitis the whole world will
utter. prayer Of thanksgiving. =
Daily States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-26

ever else she has gone gifts have been
showered upon her.
The custom officials have been Won
dertng what they ought to do when
Miss Roosevelt arrives in an Amer
lean port with the riches OF the mines
and looms Of the Orient. Some of them
suggested that. as she Is the daughter
OF the President, She ought TO be al
lowed TO bring the valua bles in duty
free, lnasmuch as she was treated with
all the honors of a Princess and did
so nuch TO cement friendship between
the United States and foreign coun-
tries. The belOu gingS of the crowned
heads of royalty and Of diplomats are
thus admitted duty free into the Unit
ed States
secretary Shaw received suggestions
until he was almost sick. All that stood
out before his official gaze was that
the presents had to be reported as
worth possibly $10O 600 and if the usual
rate OF duty We're imposed it would
cost Miss Roosevelt or her father up-
ward Of so per cent, or 100000. Neither
Miss Roosevelt nor her father is rich.
although the young lady is understood
to have a modest. fortune in her own
right. 50
Finally secretary shaw took his trou-
bles to the PrasGent and told him
about it Ia
There is only5sse thing to do re-
piled the President that is to treat
my daughters baggage as you would
the baggage of any other private per
son. She viii pay duty on everything
that is dutiabIe.
Secretary Shaw feels better about it.
Members of the Taft party To the
Philippines say that the value of Miss
Roosevelt's presents has been exag-
gerated. but, whatever the value. it will
be determined by the local appraisers
at San Francisco