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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

The call has been issued for a Re-
publican State Convention To be held
at Des Moines, on Wednesday. July
1st. The candidates to be nominated
by this convention, are For >ecre-
tary OF State, Auditor Of State.
Treasurer Of State, Register Of Stat e
Land Office, Attorney General, Clerk
Of the Supreme Court, and Supreme
Court Reporter number Of tho
most important offices within the gift
Of the people.
The representation III the conven-
tion is accorded To the several coun-
ties upon the basis Of one delegate to
every two hundred, or fraction over
one hundred, votes cast at the last
general election for James Beck for
Supreme Judge. This makes the con-
yention consist Of six hundred and
twenty-nine delegates, and gives Ce-
dar county representation Of nine.
In the language Of cotemprary,
Now let US have the best and most
trustworthy men in each county for
delegates, the best men in the State
for candidates, good square-toed re-
form platform and round half hun
dred thousand majority FOR the ticket
this fall
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

A lot OF played out dcmagogucs.
mostly Democrats. having nothing
else to do, on Tuesday, met at Bloom
ington, H., for the purpose Of dcmoI
ishing the Republican party again
The way of doing it was the same old
plan-to call themselves Farmers, -
and their conclavc State Conven-
ton, and proceed to wildly denounce
all existing organizations. TO what
an extent it was State affair may be
Judged from the fact that Of the one
hundred and forty-iive counties Of II
linois, onl y forty-tivc were represent
ed-less than one-;hird--and these by
such eminent agriculturaists as John
Wentworth, Cook county's sole rep
resentative at the conventions; and
the convention was composed in the
aggregate of forty-hve delegates and
seventeen officers. The sole question
before them was, "Shall the farmers
Of Illinois take political action AS
separate party z" and the nation will
be startled to the proioundest depths
OF possible emotion and irrepressible
Joy to learn that the convention dec:-
ded in the misunderstanding to the
real farmers of Illinois to ratify this
action, and suffer themselves to be
led to the chariot wheels Of Democ-
,acy-in- disguise. -Dubu1ue Times.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

EUREKA GRANGE Ne. D.. Regular Meeting
Izna@ry ss,A. ard every alternate Friday even
faE thereafter. g. ". DlLIz, Sec
P. ~ Cedar BlufTs, Iowa
MosoBELPHIA GRANGE Regular Meeting the
ara aud taira FRIDAY evenings Of eNeA month.
r o. Upton, Iowa
rnoaih. u. N CCLSER. Sec.
P. o.. Upton, Iowa.
QUINCY GRANGE. No. -. ,. r. HANIEY, SEC.
r. o.. Inlapd, iuSs
HEBRON GRANGE Regular Meeting February
"a and e-eh alternate Tuesday evening there
Anex. III, ". BAILEY. sc.
PRAIRIE BELLE GRANGE Cass WISE SEC.
y. o. AoNo0S. iowa.
EAeLEGRASGE Ne. g. r. L. WEED, SEC.
20 sugar Creek Mills
OAK HILLaR..NgE. No. las. z ". Cox sec
+. o. Clarence. Iowa.
PLEASANT VALLEY GRANGE. No. q. Regular
Meetings are held on the sat rdAy evening OF OF
Immediately preceding the fBli moon u each
nonth- Visiting orsinren and sisters always
welcome. AACkEI AARrIS. SEC.
20. Wilton, Iowa.
EQUAL RIGHTS GRANGE Regular Meeting
iaesiay evening Perjury I7th, and each alter
nate Tuesday evening thereafter
SPRINGFIELD GRANGE-S is5
II. b.. Louder Iowa A. H. oBLEY Sc.
FREMONT GRANGE No. 59i Regular Me-tings
e Iqe- ~ hyel.i'ss on Or t,eiors igil neon
p o.. M-chAnlcsyille. Iowa.
PLEASANT HILL GRANGE. No. - Regular
Me-tipg FRIDAY, Pen. 9zh, al O'Clock p, n. and
every alternate Friday Ihereaher. at Pleasant
SCHOOL HOUSE. j. Il. L&CcAGP, --c.
r. o., Pleasant HUI Iowa.
Clancy GRANGE. No: Regular meeting. on
Friday evenings, On or before fall moon Al Clan.
ey school b0l-~ A. G. CAhTNR4GAI. -.
+. o., Clarence. Iowa
OAK HILL GRANGE No. iss. Regular Meetings
- prp-ec NJ LIE fail moon II eAct mouth. We
;ilns brethren and sisters always welcome.
"a a FgaE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14
FOR CoN0RHss PROM THE
SECOND DISTRICT.

In view ofthe highly creditabie rec
ord which has been made by Hon-Jno
Russell in four years absolutely
blameless occupancy of the important
Office Of Auditor OF State many prom
inent Republican newspapers have
been strongly favoring his re-nemin~
alton 20 that Office at the approaching
State Cons ention. This has drawn
from Mr.. Russell card. in which he
positively declines to be candidate
for such denomination. stating his
reasons. as follows:
I'm view OF the fact that ! have had
the honor OF holding the position two
terms already, and believing that
many Republicans are OF the opinion
that four years is long enough for any
one to hold either OF these State OF
fees, / would not desire nomination
for third time in opposition to the
views OF any considerable number of
the members Of the Republican par
IT,.
Some newspapers have inferred from
this action on Mr.. Russeii's part that
he intends being candidate for Con-
gress in this District. rs his home is
in Jones county. We have pretty
good reason for thinking that this is
not true, so far at least as regards any
seeking on Mr. Russell's part for such
candidacy. But there is no denying
the fact that the Republicans Of the
Second District might do much
more foolish thing than 10 make
Honest John Russell. Of Jones. their
standard bearer for next falls Con-
Qressional campaign. Upon one thing
all are agreed and that is to the effect
quoted last week from the Davenport
Gazette, that if the party in this Dis
trict do not wish 10 be represented
for the next two years by an old time
Democrat, their nomination must be
made with the utmost care and ludg-
ment, and their nominee must not
only be one who can appeal to the
people as Republican, but also as
good, honest, moral man and citizen.
Should such man be fairly Domin-
ated with the cordial assent Of ma
jorisy, the united effort Of all during
The canvass would surely bring him
in victorious But let US have no cut
and dried nominations. Let us es-
chew the Office seekers Instead, let
true representatives Of the masses Of
the Republicans come together in
convention and there nominate for
Representative in Congress he who i'm
the calm judgment Of the majority is
the Les, nan. This done, all will be
we'll; otherwise, our word for it, the
croakers will be prophets for once.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

A sign Of the times is the appear
anee OF religious paper, The -1Hi-
ance, published in Chicago, aud edi-
ted by Prof. Swing, Presbyterian;
Rev. {. b. Helmer, Congregationalist
II. w. Thomas, -. d.. Methodist;
II. y. Powers, ID. d., EpiscopaIian
Prof. VIM, Mathews, Baptist-rcpre-
senting FIVE religious denominations,
working upon a common PLATFORM
Some of the sectarians fear these
gentlemen will Swing of the han
die, but we have no doubt their paper
will find a very large field which no
other could occupy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

The indianapolis ./o'rnot seems 10
doubt that Quantrcll, the noted gucr-
ri!la of Mississippi, is dead. Ia the
article in regard to that noted desper-
ado, which appeared in the COURIER
journal few days ago, the facts
were obtained from one who served
with him during his campaigning in
Missouri. and aiterward came with
him to Kentucky, and who was also
with him at the time he received his
death wound. As to his early history.
our informant knew nothing more
than what he had CLEANED from Guam.
trell himself. After he was removed
to Louisville, he was attended in the
hospital by the late DR.. I'ayless, who
stated frequently af,crward that he
was with QuaufreIl during his last
hours
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

The Governor 81 Wisconsin and
his Board Of Railway Commissioners
appear to be resolved to enforce the
new law for the regulation Of railway
freight-rates ia that State. The prob
ability is that the Attorney General
will. at an early day. commence suits
against the companies, 70 test the val
iditv Of the law. The sooner this il
done aud the question definitely set
tied one way or the other. the better
for all concerned.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

Gregory Hemingway to Frank
Halter. 2l3 acres in secs .
IS, in Pennington tp.-.-..- $3.50 60
A. II Starreti 10 O. W. Porter,
lot 10, b IL, Upton. 100 90
L. Phelps TO II. p. Grim, lot 4.
BIZ Phelps add. TO Clarence loo 90
O. X. Frink, ct al, TO John
Johnston, 80 acres in secs. Is
and ls, Linn tp......-.....-.....-. 1000 Oh
Treasurer Cedar County to Jno
w. Fritz, lot b IL, Iroquois
add. 10 Mechsnicsville.. 81
William Townsend to ID. B.
Reeves, lots aud 8. b Is,
Townsend add. TO Cameron loo 90
NJ Springstead to Jos. Wight
man. undivided ! of part of
lot Is, b 10. Clarence. 5000
Garrison 4 Martin TO Jos.
Wightmaa, undivided ! of
part of lot is, b Is, Clarence. 800 90
VIM III Oiiphantto Charles II.
Meadows, - As acres in sec.
:, -pringdale tip. li32 oo
VIM q. Smith TO John Gates,
l23 acres in rec 80, in Spring
dale .........................-.... osp1 w
John Werling to Reichert Bro.
lots > and 3, b IL, Jennings
add. To Upton, quit claim. loo
VIM. Townsend to William ID.
Hammell, part of lot 3, b9.
Townsends add to Cameron. 5000
BurIiugt on Cedar Rapids 4
Minnesota Railroad Go. 10 G..
/. Penro-e part railroad cos
iand..................... ............... 1000
Jas. \. Graham to Heston K
Cameron. " lot 4, 10, Iro
quoi- adj! to Mechanicsvilie. 3225 90
Robert w. Steele 10 A B.Corn
wall 31l acres in see. b.
>pringdsle tp...................... s6f0W
Daniel Burnett TO John Pear
.on. 70 acres III sec. 3, Iowa
tp................... -. ............. 600 90
John &. Akers To Robert Cow
err undivided . OF 20 acres in
see p, EaSs ~, quit claim. 10000
Borredell Cover 10 Robert
Cover, = Gcres in secs. IS
aud 50, Cess tp..................... JD.OB
john Rusheck to Robert Cow
er. 5 acres in sec. IS, Cass tp. 1000
l. ID Cleghorn to EihelinGe G.
Wheeler. acres in sec. Is,
Fremont To- ..... ....-.......,.....- 400 90
Chas Hooftut 10 Ciaudiu- Fer
gE-pn, - acres ia sec. 20 and
81. Pioneer tp -. ................. 1875 90
Viola Airg0od 70 Chas. L.
Wheeler, lott /, ,, and 3, b
-. MechaHic-vilie..... ........ 30 90
Rachel Dubel. st Al, to William
Dahei, Jr.. 50 acres in sec. 5,
Gawer tp.-....~ ......-................ oo.oU
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:
he Iowa State Denta! Soc

The Iowa State Denta! Society
holds It's twelfth annual meeting,
at Dubuque. during next week. The
session will undoubtedly be one Of
more than usual benefit 10 those IN
attendance. Arrangements have been
made To have a number Of eminent
practitioners from abroad, present
during the meeting, for the purpose
Of conducting clinics and demonstra-
ting new methods Of practice before
the Society,".
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14
The House of Renresentatiy

The House of Representatives, on
last Thursday, rejected the bill APP
propriating three million dollars to
the National Centennial celebration
at Philadelphia. This was undoubt-
eddy done with the idea that it would
be dangerous precedent to establish,
and that the Government cannot at
present afford to throw away any OF
its money upon festivities. Let the
American people, as citizens, "cele-
brate' this anniversary by rallying
around the magnificent plan proposed
at Philadelphia; but Congressional
money aid is well withheld.
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a ranar1o tho A ,l,. ~

As regards the Arkansas Guberna-
torial imbroglio, the attorneys, at
Washington, of the claimants to the
Governorship, on Saturday, agreed
upon basis Of compromise, but it
now appears that while Brooks ac-
cepts it, Baxter rejects it, and thus it
falls to the ground. The Legislature
l. to meet, under Bakers call, at
: title Rock but the President adj
vises ten days postponement. In
the meantime the situation is as con
fused and warlike as ever.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

A steamboat mates only fault il
that he doesn't expect enough of his
men. Yesterday rousiabour On the
Red Wing was trying 10 pick up a
huge iron kettle weighing anywhere
under 600 pounds. To him the mate
gave the order, ''Pick ii up. pick it
up and run along with IT," And fin
ally the man got under It aud tripped
merriiy away with it, You should
have seen the way he "tripped. y Ir
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

How could an increase ia the vol
ume Of the currency help the West:
Will the authorities al Washinton
make il and send il out here to AIRY
one who wants it! By no means
We must give orr corn. wheat and
cattle in exchange. The more prin-
ted money there IS, the more OF it
will be given for bnshel Of grain or
A barrel Of -four. But as the man who
sells the grain or -four will have TO
give more for what he buys we fail to
see that ne would be gaincr.-Er.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14
To Bridge Builders.

,EALED PROPOSALS viii be received nj
= the Auditors Office, in Upton, Iowa,
until ~ " lock noon. on the first day of
June, 1874. for building the following bridges.
!. Bridge across sugar Creek al Knott :
Mil. In sugar Greek tip; 81 feet long, two
span with pier in center.
y Moore Bridge. across west branch Of
head waters ~ sugar Greek, where II cross
- the Marion aud Davenport alteration
road. III Sec. T. Fairfield hi; y feet span.
\. Bridge across Mil creek at onion
Grove. in Day ton TIP; 20 feet span.
Bridge acros. Yankee Run ia northeast
corner Of Fairfield tip, on east line OF Sec.
/; 70 feet span
,. Bridge across Mud Creek between sec
tions - and 3G, in Inland TIP: "A feet span.
s. Bridge across Rock Run in Center tip,
Al the southeast corner Of Joseph Howard s
farm: ~ feet span.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the Auditors office. The right 10 reject any
All bids reserved.
3w1U MOREAU CARROLL, co. Auditor.
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The Ohio State Jottrun{ does this:
a friend al our elbow thinks l j.
just as reprenensi5.c fir woman t.
get tight by lacing - for tnrn to get
tight BY whisky. Both injarc thu sys-
TEN. Well. it, none u oar partition
lar business, any way Men gener-
ally get tight cause its pleasant, and
wo.ae.. re. ,igh. co.sets NC
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

Elder Cannon, the polygamous Nor
mon of Utah, who is at Washington
as the delegate to Congress for that
Territory, was Tuesday morning, by
vote of III to IS, declared legally
entitled to his seat. The next ques-
ton to be decided is whether. contra
~ to the laws Of the United States.
he is polygamist, and whether he
ever took an oath in. conflict with the
duties of national citizenship, and. if
SO, whether he ought not to be cx-
pelled.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

The death Of Captain Louis J.
Lull il announced to hsye occurred
last week. "Wednesday. in Missouri.
Captain Lull struggled long and
brayelv to overcome the effects Of the
wounds received in his fight with the
Missouri outlaws several weeks ago.
while nobIy doing hi duty TO the
cause of Justice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

There is proposition il Congress
to restore the tax on tea and coffee,
and TO devote the receipts 70 Tie de-
travail Of the Centennial Exhibition.
The tax on these two articles. il viii
be remembered. WAS stricken off III
1872, when the revenue derived from
that source was from sixteen ~ eIgh-
teen million Of dollars per aanum
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

The Senate bin appropriating $780,
600 for the sufferers by the overflow
Of the Mississippi river has been
brought back from the House, before
acted upon, and increased to $780,
600. This is much more sensible
way Of spending the peoples money
than TO appropriate it for the propos-
ed grand blowout at Philadelphia.
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SHERIFF SALE.

H. virtue OF d general execution To me di.
rpcted. issued from the office Of the Clerk OF
thc circuit Court, in and for the County Of
Cedar and state Of Iowa. in favor Of A. r.
~tarrrtt, and against Mathew Kane, Maria
Kane. J. w. Bull and T.. II. Pound, have
property OF the said Mathew Kane, Maria
Kane, j. w. Bull and 4. II. Pound, to-wit:
The west three-fourths ~ of the north
eastquarter g ID o. section number seven ~,
in TOWNSHIP number eighty fsol, range num-
BIER three f3), west Of the 5th r. NJ: contain
ing one hundred aud twenty acres, situat 81
in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer tine same for sale at the
Court House door. in the town Of Upton. in
said county, on saturday. the Sd day OF
MAY, A. d., 1874. at one O'Clock, y. NJ, o;
said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10Th day of April A. D., 1874.
JOHN u. SHEA FER,
J,6 NJ sheriff of Cedar Co. Iowa
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The court OF inquiry in the case Of
General o. o. Howard closed Its doors
Friday. Their findings honorably
acauit General Howard ON every
charge. The papers are now IN the
hands Of Judge Advocate General
Holt. and will BY him be laid before
the President for approval
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

The House Postal Committee
agreed to report bin requiring the
prepayment Of postage on news
papers and other printed matter. The
rate will probably be fixed at two
cents pound for newspapers and pc
riodicals mailed regularly BY publish
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

The Republican Senators held a
caucus last Friday morning, with a
view OF expediting the business of
the session, being evidently determln-
ed no, to let the hot weather catch
them az Washington.
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Notice to PoIicyhoiders
Beware of SWindlersi
Office ofthe Mutual Life Tns. Co.,
ofchicago, and
safety Deposit Life ms. Co,
OF Chicago,

No. q, South Clark Street.
CHICAGO, April Both, 1874.
II The P9iiegho'ders of he obove Companies.
WE have received information from va
w rtups sources that certain agents of
rival Life Insurance Companies have been
renreseufins to policyholaerS nfthsse conf
paHies tt5at EAey, The said sgen ts: author
i1ed ~ liz % transfer policies of these CONF
pamtss ts @it"f competing companies.
v e aete ~ notify YOu tu8t al sach state
mFuts. isE @e"tas ever made are false and
fFaA!Hteta. anI tbat the agepUaf amy CONF
pany ItIast ing sucl statement il perDetrat-
Ing "a sinale upon you. in order 10 obtain
new eam mission by transferring you in
suranc= 10 SUrh other company.
Den give M your policy ~ transfer IL ~
any 0tHer company without first cores
pondif Witn tats office.
N. II STEW EMS. See'y.
STEW Att II tRE-, v. Pres. 3Al4
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Ii seems there is hitch in the SEN
ate Committee on Transportation
about the McCrary bill regulating
railways. Several LAWYERS Of that
BODY doubt its constitutionality.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

Hon. +. 3. wasfiburne declines to
accept the appointment of Secretary
Of the Treasury. No one else is men
toned As the Presidents probable So
lection for the place.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

The Carlist cause is rapidly going
down bill in Spain. The defeat OF
General Elio before Bilboa has been
followed bs the defeat OF Don Alion-
20. the Prince Rupert Of the carlist
armies. with heavy loss. 1t is the
beginning OF the end.
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A. b srnedley. Crssco. Howard CO.
L r. SkarkiAnd Dubuque
j. d. whitman pailA, Center Dallas CeL
d Clark. CeDncfl Bluff.
u FArrinEton. Denver. Bremen Co.
spencer Day Asr.hafsfown.
hi p. Ra-hAAAn. Mt. Pleasant Heary O.
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+. A. GATES.

COUNTY SURVEYOR All desiring his
" services can address him at
2D;f Massilion, Cedar Co., Iowa.
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REAL ESTATE.

List Of Transfers Filed for Rec.
ord i'm ONCE Of Recorder Of
Cedar Co., during week end
ing May 3. ls7l.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

By virtue of a general execution to
me directed, issued from the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for the
county of Cedar and State Of Iowa, in favor
OF Jonathan Boon and against John Il. Han
lin. have levied upon the following prop
eriy a. the property of the said John b.
Haniin. to-wit:
All the right, title and interest of the said
John Il. Haniin, in and 10 the northeast
quarter e. of section number twenty-one
(2l}; also, The west half 81 of the northwest
quarter q and the north half 10 of the
north half of the southwest quarter ~ of
section number twenty-five ~, all in town
ship number eighty-one lsI1, range number
three 49,, west OF the 9Th p. M; containing
two hundred and eighty acres, and situated
in Cedar county. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door in the town OF Upton, in
said county, on Saturday, the 30fh day of
May, A. ID. ls5I, at one o'clock. r. NJ,
of said day, to satisfy said execution aud
costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day of April, A. y. IS1i
JOHN ID. SHEARER
3wn Sheriff of Cedar Co.. Iowa.
Per a. b. MAYNARD Deputy,
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aam,u,sar.aor.s Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has this day been appointed End
com IN issioned by the Circuit Court in the
state OF Iowa. Administrator ofthe estate of
James Longhery. deceased: and all persons
having claims against said estate are here
by notified TO file them with the Clerk Of
said Court, clearly stated and duly sworn 10.
and within legal time. preparatory 10 their
being allowed or proved: and persons owing
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment 10 the undersigned, and avoid
costs.
Dated at Clarence, Iowa. this I'D day Of
April 4. n iss4.
swa JOHN MCLEOD, Administrators.
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Local Agents.

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Iowa Executive Committee

M.STyE-A b smecley, Cresc0 Howard CO.
THyksrgFk-M- L DeYin. DtS Aoines.
~EcgETAEG-N. W. CsaFr-tSon, D.s NelEes.
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