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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
N Wetbinocrt eimen idl1olidben
Nnihlag.

&enn ela idGolider 4nidlna spis
lhen Der 2ter uno ben g~in9emeioen
belteht. iprbur6 l~lnfdbisteit in Der
Sulttton entitebt. hdnu nebmen Sic
Or. Sings Rem Gil Tilen, mno ite0en
Sic blerourel Sbr Spltem ipieoer Der.
8leIsIben loioern Die ridtiae Nrbeit oes
W{a9ens, Der 9eber uno Der @~in9eipsibe,
nno ltellen op @elunbbett uno oa8 quite
@stnbI mIeoet bsr. gu 25c. bel .. :.
@rbart, Ns9tbefer. -NnS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
Sersuiisnngs=8 esweiier.

lSiiuu. ,Seoen AadmIttag n &DeHo
S,oHoeIbtloer uno ilutr'rte 4ieoer.
Saiiuu. ,3eoen yiafmlItGg uHo Goeno
Jeanoelblloer uno Illuiirirte Gleoer
suric. 9eoen 0nhmittas uno Nbsno
gqnupefbiloer uno illuiirlrte Yieoer,
va Srofe 3heater. &anoslb1loer nno
liuiirlrte Xieber.
Raieftic. 3eoeu 9ndmittas uno abeno
Rouoeplae : Roritellungeu UNI 98anoei'
biIoer. 3peimoltaer gsehiei leos Gode.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
81. @iuOlabr's Sanjtarinm
hicaso. Sus.

Ter @e,uuoheitsratb Der -SoIispot" foroert etn
erpsdrtiets @rSiebnHgsperf i'm Gienite Der ieioenoea
Menidbeii. Sem @atb III SOlbeS Uer;a uie IN oen
metftcH fdlisH g%eniaeno, ~uerlorene @eiunohet fuie
be- Iubrineen. Muoere iSaie %bingeaen, Ipeldhe aur
idiperen PrbItdhen abr erlporbensr 8eldlunden bes
ruben. hehern fd1 MIR iehr ihper ober adt uitt. ielbA
bel uaturliher Sebeuspeiis uno better SeIbfbehcnN
luna. On iplhen illen fub bic hroniid1eM SeIas
ftuuseu poer Ger9iItunSeu 10 thiper nno pie Yes
bensfrdtte 10 fdnwah, baB bic 4etltratte oes
Rbrtsrs lh utdt 81 entihieoenen Seiltrtien aufrater
fonnen. Soldle fd1e gehbren IN cine aute eeuti3e
Haturhstianiialt. no dat naturitdheu rellrttlfel u
UntpeHoune 1ebrnht rperoen, fueld1e ben R0rper frdfs
tiaen unb reini9en. I3n unierer Rdturbetlonftalt as
braudnsn mir Xnft, uuo EpnnenbGoer. eleftrtt4e
pidhtb6ber, anetpp'tdIe 9Saierfuren. e tdts
Furen, Nlaffaae. Cfteopnfbie, GeiIabM unftti.
bom6opaihiIhe uno ue9etal i'd; Seilmittel uno dne
anreren naIirltdnen Seilidi oren, Ieosm ardntbeitss
folls niienihaftlidn %anaepaBt. gue ioaenorLten uIs
be Iboren Rraniheiten. ME Ghltutnofud1t, Rreb1,
6pilepte. a.. Nttuetan3. Sdbmuneen. 3pes
pebiie, ,,Wsrupus 3,roffrnfion". Socc itptpt
4ltnria ufm., fino heiibar iolan9e nct Sebeu6s
fruit eenua porhaunen 1T un nuf bic Bebdnolune
~reaoiren Al founeu. uuo iolange ote 3erftoruno
Iebenspihttaer Grsane NOD nieht 81 melt fcrtaeihris
en- III.
DIR. Lindlahr's Sanitarium,
sOs aifbIsmo Suulebaro. @ttcaao. Sas.
Il 3tnoIabr. N. D. 7ireftor.
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s. ORdreS.
1Sanatiid1e Rofbb1ute.

1tuuuAhfu}S JbOhpDNAAN StACN
iunlsebu W{tllen norolid Dor Ga 9tOne
iuno @liobiter @duiih ON 6reiiag
Niorqen In einem 8ehols sineu Snoln.
ner, Der an einen Bnumitamm geiellslt
uno Dor adlte unp 6rit6piuug beretie
batbtobt mar. Gina untsriuduna Der
Beboroe erga6, oaB be ROibbaut has
0pfsr elmer rstigioien Setts sewOroen
mar. or iou iih sewsi9ert bnben. cine
mpItlihe 8ubne gu Usrihludtn. be mad
hem Qber9lauben iener Seite bewirtsn
iOn. bnB Die betrefenoe Berion. Die biz
Bobne su iih nlmmt. fir INNER Dor
Der psrbeerenoeu 8Irtung bes : euer'
10 aerS eeihnst bleibt. 9ernrtis
ger Shub mare ben 8~otbbduten aler'
oingS ponn0tben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
Nns ben Wtri6ten.

Sm 9reiSgeriht lieB Giitrlttdnpalt
Ebompion ole Nntloge 9ssen Sic Jun.
atn 9tutt @uiep Yampmnn uno 6rte
Mutenberl aul tprpstIlhen Nnarlii
htrabminoeru, oeiicu lie IT'D Johann
itulotg ertldrten. Ter Htdltsr Ie9ts
Jbneu cine Straie uon il 80 uebit bal.
hen Soiten lowlt 80 Gage QaIt i'm
Communicates nui.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
SOdieitsglofen.

Sri. Clara 6ubier, Die 3Ohter
pom 6tau 5iibler, 507 @ropeitrnBe.
puroe am leBten IL. ctlober IN @bis
cage nit Or. Sobn Weignsr gee
traut. 3as iunse Badr pObnt ieBt iu
ga Salle. 3d., NO Or. Wetrner Elm
8sterindrsS pital betreibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03

! Hid,ter 9onunnm. Plus Maois
ion lrllit Die betruben0e aunoe EN- ouB
in lelnem oortl9eu 0eim Htflter @eor9e
Nnthrnp Tonouun am Neul lbrstnae
Nbeuos oerihteoen lit. 50 Sabre alt
&ld)ter 9onounn bate ben Ri terituht
ots Wdolloner MunlStplls lomle oes
ootttaeu Su9euo9erthts rur ore 0ouer
non Il Sahren lnne uno bate lih I'M
2auie Der Sabre ourf lelTe Jtetttldltell
uno EiIltterluIunA oa@ Sertrauen Der
9eianumitn Vir0stitlait erioorben uno
utet fiir Die Berld)lsplle8e 9etban, Der
Nerltorbtne mar uor <5 Sabren nph
III Ntoollun sin e,niater @robihmieo.
gurh S~plrinmtelt mo 5leiB eriibrlQte
Ell IT'D nabrenO ltner Ben loutsI, ouB
er lputer Die oorti9e StaatSuutuetlitd
5Wets Stuolums Der Hehte beiutsn
tonnte.
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lie ssiiuu 9henterfnHe ,purpe

am Neuldbreabeno . 2 hlelhoteben
srbroten uno nm tina *48 9epIiinbert.
Gie HOll5ei nabm orei lunge 6arbIgs,
oarunier einen Der i'm Bliou ais Eors
tier Iuusirte. olS bic Burden oben in
slnem 0interSimmer oes Ibeaters oas
NsuIabr ieuhtfrcs:.;4 f~eiertsn Sic
le1eu lbrem BrojeB ent9egen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
Cseo. s.. @prSou, eatu & Dor.

BON helBt Die neue Nnlpdtt8Hrma. DIE
8uuoesoiitrifls9tnnalt Geo. .. @oroon
pom / Sdnuar al geblIoet bit, ndmIld
onrt Nuinnbne ielnes Sobnes DO.
bert 3. uno pen 3aue 9. Gam. Dem
ueueu 8iitrlttsunwalt BON "a Groiie
Gountp. in iein 8eidllit. oa8 IN neueren
Sabre III groBeu Yroporttoneu an9es
luahisn lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03

~ yer Gelosr su mdBiasn Yiui.n let
ben mi hfe, .lnsn uerldblihen HGthgebsr 'ir
3eebs uno Nort9ases brNudt. oosr @sle
auf quite Siher6eit nusleiben MIL, wsnos
it'd an W. z. Stdiim. iber BEN Bnul'en
Shub.8efhaft on 9earl Ctr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
tsiu uuucrooualidcS Seminal I'M

Ctn nhocranr1itcncS seminal ma
tcH Id1 Que ebTuJrolgen Srloer POM 81.
Bernardo Riplicr utdlt nur nurh 9Strtc
dlriltltdlcr NarmherSt1te,i uno Yfeniten.
llebc inr etplge Settcu Qeiesi. icneeru audi
ourt DE Qhidlltt 9rflnouuq Der peIites
ribntten Ct. &eruuro SrGuterpllcu. Aetn.
int DIE 9tdtur alice itdfit, unpcrfdliht une
liar. wlt Die iiIbeyheue C.ucIle aus Dem tSeI
len ipruoc!t, beTeiten lie aus otn S0ittu
htlIlrifilacr &flanSep oas Qrp6e uno herr
iltc StllmuteI. ole 81. &eruaro arduter
pileu Sti &eritcvfung, Nunatl on Aepcs
ut. yeber uuo aleH llnterleibS Storunoeu
ltcseu ne uniihfrtroifen oa. %eriubt jiel
On alien appthettn su hdheH.-Nns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
Sbelbp Farmers 6egcnieitige
eneroeriiherunsss8eicl
idnft.

6iermit sur Ntotii oas an Eienitas.
Sen :. Sanudr 1913. um IL llbr &ors
mittass. Die SdhrsspsrIlmmIuns otsier
@slslidaft i'm observation-disclosures oes
@~ourtboulss in ga Groiis ftatthnoeu
uiro. Eeier RienhoIS,
Sefret1r.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
Tic Mntomebil.e ieensid,ilser i'm.

Ct ate meroen ote8 Sibr eingn blauen
llntergruno NIT Observation-Disclosures
uno 3llfern bnben uno Ieitter lem.
meld' Isbtere @iQsnihait Dem Stante
ca. $4,000 iparen wiro. Is iinb lur
10000 Shltoer cOutrabirt wOroeil.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03

~ Ser teite Rutihen' uno @tpnd'
mnaenbienit In Der Stoot wlro Shnsn bon
Der @atepapg ttp Iransfer 9 o
oelieIert. 8hOnes l79.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
Ser 0erfauf Der ga GroHe

Gas & Gtectric 50. on Die neue @elsus
ihnitiit ourh8sGoblune ees8 eitbstrnss
ourh bic aelieD & Bremer so. beute
enogilti9 ab9eldIOlien Woroen, uno bic
neue 6irmn bat pom /. Sanuar on
Beiib BEG @igentbumS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
YGscnalia.

~ G%orQreBmon 6 d unb Satin mohns
ten am Wpnta9 Nbeno benz Sohihnl en-,
plan9 IN sparta bel, uno DE Seitlihfeit
oerllet IN 9ldnsenoer Weiie, Elm 8aniett
nebt Ball flnihlieBeno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
Bon einem naiiem @rabe inn

Don einem naiIen @rabe inn
Blad Hluer beiunbrt puroen ourd
3obn ganois, Der ii6 Dor auriem
ourh abuIide 5iettung pom Qeou. Htts
ter nuaSeihnete. oi1r lun0e 9eute Nas
mems anelet, WOier, Maper unb aletne
hNus. Sic pnren beim Shhtl)d}ubs
lauien onrh Dos gIs gebrodsn, uno
2unols ellie auf TIRE 6llIIeruie aus
leiuem naben 6ausboote bsrbet
uno rettete lie nit tnapp.r Wotb.
lnoem er babel ieIber einbrof.
4anols nabm ore trierenoen Sunssn
onnu nab letnem O%du8boote. trotnets
lhre Rleloer am uarnen Gien uno
lanoie lie crit onnn woblbsbnlfu uno
unb ihaoet hires eiiigsn BABES nab
6auie. Ter Wann bat ei9entli6 etne
Carnegie Wteoai1e psrolsnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03

Rs1~ 6eu'rs unh 9ebersoerIi herung,
Nusltlreiben unn Eelietlteln uno 6ppos
theten mo @eloUsrletben III 3 TroSsnt
oui Ga Grolier Sihsrbeitsn lit meine
Spe,iaIitdt. y 3. Gols, 624 Silo
Z. StrnBe. 8eiot 'Ybonss. Nn,.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
@efhafts'Notisen

EzF @. G. BonNuttn, Esrndberungs'
Nernt 8rraihoits' o6tr Stferhe'ts'bonoS
32S Benrl StrGBe.
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Sic iouten nidt ablehnell

nuf cine @eloeriporniB. @ele9enhe;t ein3n'
aeheu menn lid cine ioibe bletet. 9ler NJ
lest cine iolbe &enn Sie lemOIs fertigfs
BauboIs brauteu 10 tommen Sic su uns-
gBir haben oas bette uno CUTE 2euie, bic
HRnblen uno aGes Nnoere um gutes Mate'
rial gu Iabrisireu gu ben nlebrIgiten solien.
3eBhalb lino uuiere @reiie bic nleorialien.
gsorum nidt oieie @CIe9cubeit bsnnBfn?
sfenter, 9blren, 2eiiten, Jubbooen. in
mere SoIsnrbeiten. 9ooen' uno eoutors Sin'
ridtnn0en. 9unitglns II. I. NJ.
s,s'Is1 I E.aI.s.. Mig. u.
Beibe 'Pbone 1870. "a GrUHe. Wis.
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ueber % s9urte 2 Tents pro sgurt.
ne storte -@'rInnst". I'm psrfaufeu" ~9u per
%ntirtaeH" "Hnrtner %oeIIaner IL. {. no.. iptpie bic
AooreNeRIlno Elm {betl Der Nn3etsen unb mliieu bel
Hrets= StrennnHs ale gSorts mitsssdbIt nerocn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
Sas golOene Snbildum Der
ct. SOiepbs aatbeOral=
UemeinOe.

Sin grosartia porbereitetes airden.
Teft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03

, ilno bic u~miniieu6s
lien 8orbersiiun9en
iest beenoet fur bic
Seer oes ~goIoenen
Subildums Der 81.
So spb's aatbeornl'
@emeinoe. fpeihe
ON L.. s., 6. uno Z.
Sanuar itattfinoet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-03
Neue(te 0n3eioen.

alelne Spc3talGn3tgsm ioften:
10 Norte ooer msniaer @euts.
II Il Il gSorte 10 Geuts
L, tis % SSorte ....... 10 gentS.
q we 25 u orte so Geuts
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB
Newly Elected Directors Organize
for the Years. Work.

The newly elected board of direc-
tors of the Oskaloosa Commercial
club met at the club rooms Tuesday
and organized for the years work by
the election of tne following officers:
Fresident-George c. True.
Vice Pres.-Phil Hoffman,.
Secretary--I. W. Cook.
Treasurer. K McGregor
The election OF secretary was not
formal. The informal ballot resulted
in the secretary Of the retiring board
receiving a majority Mr.. Cook stat
ed that he is not a member of the
present board of directors; that he
had expected to leave OFF the work
incident to the secretary's office at
this time; in fact had made business
plans than would require his entire
attention. After consultation, how
ever, he consented to continue as
secretary temporarily, till the board
can make other arrangements.
After a general discussion OF the
work in hand and of the best ways
of financing the club an adjournment
was taken, subject to the call OF the
President At this meeting the gen.
Ieral policy of the club is to be out
lined and the work of building up and
developing the town is 10 commence
and pushed with yigor.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Dis position of Various Matters by
Judge and Jury.

Mahaska County district court con-
vened again yesterday morning after
"a ten days recess, with Hon. John +.
Talbot of Brooklyn on the bench,
and disposed Of a multitude OF minor
matters In all divisions at yesterdays
session. The petit jurors have been
excused until next Monday, April 28,
and cases requiring jury have been
continued until that tine
The case of Frank Hale VS.. Kate
Hale for divorce was dismissed and
judgment rendered against the plain
tin for costs.
In F. f. Parker VS.. Bertha o. Clark
ct al, judgment was rendered against
defendant on default
A great many suits at law we're con-
tinued or settled and disposed of yes
terday. In F. T.. Quire VS.. Bert Stig-
ers. was given for plaintiff on an ac,
count for medical services on default
OF defendant.
Judgment was also given for plain
tiff on default OF defendant In Oak
ford & Fahnestock vs. McNew on a
verified account.
A large number of probate cases re-
ceiyed the attention OF the court and
were disposed OF
The grand jury made partial re-
port 10 the court yesterday afternoon
but have not yet finished their bnsi-
mess. A number OF indictments We're
returned but win not yet be made
public
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24
sunday School Convention.

The following is the program for
the Spring Creek township Sunday
school convention to be held Sunday,
May 4 at Buckeye:
1000 a. m.-Song service by the
Buckeye School.
Deyotional-Mrs Emma Norris.
What are the Needs OF the Sunday
Schools of Spring Greek Township?
W. f. Hinshaw.
Discussion.
Music
The Value OF the Sunday School to
the Communicates. G.. w. Jordan.
appointment OF Committees.
Basket Dinner
1870 p. m.-Song Service by the
Friends School. OF Wright.
Deyotional-Rev. Fred Comfort.
How TO Interest the Grown People
In the Sunday School Joseph Hos
kins.
Music.
The Sabbath School as Character
BuiIder7-Rey. Malone.
Music.
The Importance OF Teaching TEN
lperance in the Sunday SCHOOL,. ii.
Wright
Reports OF Committees.
Secretary's Report.
Song by Congregation.
Benediction.
w. l. Rice, President
Ada Morrow, Secretary.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24
BRYAN MAY GO
TO CALIFORNIA
Continued from Page ~

The president is said to be comb
dent that the people of Cslifornia, II
they had an opportunity to vote on
the measure, would not approve law
which the federal government pointed
out was in violation of treaty oblisa-
lions.
johnson Defends California.
Sacramento, Cal, April 23.-Gov-
ernor Johnson gave out a statement
regarding the pending alien land leg
islation, the first the executive has
made on the subject He said:
"Californians are unable to under
stand why an act admittedly within
the Jurisdiction of the California leg
islature, like the passage of an ahen
land bill, causes tumult, confusion and
criticism, and why this local act OF
undoubted right becomes an interna-
tional question. OF course, the Cal
ifornia legislature would not attempt
to contravene any treaty OF the ma
fion, nor to do more than has been
done by the federal government itself
and many other states. To say tnat
California must do less or be subject
ed to harsh criticism and the charge
of distrupting friendly relations with
foreign powers is to deny to Cali
fornia what has been freely accorded
to every other state in the union, and
what has never been questioned with
any other state.
Says Bill Is Not Discriminatory.
Our legislature is now considering
an alien land bill in general language,
and not discriminatory. If terms are
used which are claimed to be discrim-
inatory, those very terms long since
were made so by many enactments
and by laws of the nation itself"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24
WILL BE A GREAT MEET
Enthusiasts Will be Here from All
Along the l. o. A. Short Line.

Indications point to great good
roads meeting upon the occasion OF
the annual meeting Of the I-O.A Short
Line association to be held in Oskar
loosa Thursday afternoon and even
Ing. Road and highway enthusiasts
will be In town from all along the
line, weather or no weather Ii they
cannot get here by car they will come
by rail.
DIR. Jay G. Roberts will have charge
OF the afternoon meeting, to be held
at the court room, when will be ad'
dressed by w. w. Ward, good roads
field secretary OF the Iowa Roads as
ISOLATION. Other speakers will be
present.
The evening meeting will partake of
the nature OF banquet and will be
held at the banquet room OF the Os.
Ikaloosa Eagles. Announcement of
speakers for this program Will be
made tomorrow.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24
CLUBS AND. SOCIETY
Various Happy Occasions Among
Town and Country Folk.

A crowd of young people numbering
about twenty-five took advantage of
the birth date anniversary of Cecil
Freeman, which occurred Saturday,
April 10. 1913. They took. ice cream,
cake and candy with them, and the
event was celebrated in a most pleas
ing manner. Mr.. Freeman purchased
a new piano the day previous and an
evening of genuine pleasure was
spent. The piano was given thor
ough test. Songs were sung and in
strumental music rendered by mem
bers OF the party. Games We're played,
refreshments were served, and every
minute of the time was filled with
merriment for everybody. Those
present were: Hattie, Hilda, Olivia
and Hassal Hedge, Lola and Leslie
Harvey, Elsie Hoover, Mark Billick
Ralph and Chas. Terrell, Rayburn
Hunt, Frances Magee, Ray Franklin,
Mason Stewart Gladys and Floyd
Knight, Elsie BOwser, Rosco Zane,
Leo Stewart, Emmett Franklin, Har-
old Freeman, Cecil Freeman, Walter
and Ollie Minor.
- =. - '
The open meeting of the education
al department of the Oskaloosa Wom-
ans club will occur Saturday after
noon, April &c, at three o'clock in
the club rooms. A program of excep-
tional interest is being arranged.
There will be a comprehensive review
| OF the work of the History and Travel
class of the department presented in
the form of a paper giving live ac-
count of the extended trip the mem
bers of the class have taken-in your
mind, of course-in pursuit of the
years study This little jaunt begins
with Washington, d. c., and swings
around in distant and tortuous
course, ending with Denver. a suburb
you know, of Pixies Peak. The ad-
dress OF the occasion will be given
by Mrs Florabel Patterson Rosenber-
ger, lately for three years of Ram
Allah, near Jerusalem. Her subject
/ is Egypt and the Nile" This of IT.
self marks the program as beyond
| the ordinayr and in point of enter
tainment and instruction something
quite worth while. There will be spe-
cial music After all this you may be
slightly surprised to know that there
is no charge for admission. Every
thing is free, and the ladies would
really like to have you attend.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24
DEPUTY SHERIFF AT 100
Kansas Official Appoints His Aged
Father as Aid-Psforms
=, Duties Satisfactorily.

Howard, Kan, April %. - John
Munsinger, one hundred years old
has bee nappointed deputy sheriff by
his son. Sheriff Jay X. Munsinger, OF
Elk county. Munsinger is performing
MS daily duties, He was born in Wit
tenberg. Germany, December 10, 1872
He has been an American citizen since
1855 and Kansan since 1880. He
has ia living descendants among
them two great-great- grandchildren.
His physical condition is good
II he continues TO perform the
duties Of deputy shesiff in his present
fashion, he proposes to ask for the
nomination Of sheriff next time.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24
To-day's Market.

Chicago Union Stock Yards, April
23.-Fresh arrivals OF 81, 900 hogs and
over COCO from yesterday gave pack
ers advantage again to-day and they
so manipulated the market as TO have
another heavy left over at the close,
after reducing prices 10 to Is cents
below yesterday and with determine.
ton to force further concessions to-
morrow unless the country arrests
shipments greatly from anticipation
and estimates. The average price at
this time is estimated at IL cents be,
low Tuesday.
The bulk sold today at sS.75mS.S5
as against $S.9069.05 yesterday;
$S.9569.05 last Wednesday; $1,000
$50 -four weeks ago; S7.55@7.80 cor.
Wednesday in 1912; $500
gels in 1911: S9.350S.5O in 1910:
$725@7,40 in 1903 and s5.5Ga5.s0 in
1908.
The top to-day was $3.50; yester.
day $40; last Wednesday 1910;
four weeks ago 1885: one year age
S7.S7l2; two years ago 1925; three
years ago 1855; four years ago ST..
52A and five years ago $3.50.
Halt as many more cattle came in
to-day than had been estimated, but
the short runs of Monday and Tues
day had lett buyers pretty empty
handed on good TO choice animals and
while the opening was slow prices fol
choice heavy steers remained steady
This however did not continue long
and concessions Of 10 10 20 cents
were demanded and the close was
very dull at this reduction.
Business was on the upgrade In
the sheep and lamb sections and
many lambs were 10 cents above yes
terday.
The estimated receipts for tomor
row are $4,000 hogs, 300 cattle and
5000 sheep.
Receipts TODAY were $4,000 cattle
80. 900 hogs and $4,000 sheep. againsl
1929 cattle. 24.466 hogs and ls.l7'
sheep a week ago. and lS.407 cattle
IA, S9S hogs and 1888 sheep CORES
ponding Wednesday year ago.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24

work needed done. The good ladies
will be there with bOuntiful supply
of provisions to fill the inner man.
Don't fail to come and be prepared
to work.
DR.. Archa Wymore has commenced
improving his house Guy James and
Joe Lester have the work in charge.
Mat Reid, an engineer on the
Northwestern railroad, arrived here
Monday TO visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel Reid. ~
Rev. w. J. Lockhart will preach at
the Christian church Sunday, April
27. 1913, and Sunday school will be
promptly at 10 O'Clock. A large at
tendance is desired If we expect to
win the fine banner. Let every
member be there and everyone be a
booster
Robt Doak has built a neat wire
fence around his town farm and has
his garden made and planted.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hawkins visited
last Sunday near Wright with their
daughter, Mrs. c. f. McCurdy.