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fKataS aTQaaf Gil 3 apt bscp j
Ris g TIM the Senate al MI this sessss,if.
were 10 experience on ac~celcraliou Of
tiint 'snent monitor that lmells in every
hcttt texrspi ii & rgrcssman's) lie would
efpbably remit his salary 10 the con-
science fund. fIc has refused poiul
blink to Come here because lie sees more
Of Ibis worlds inere in his minds eye at
his home in Tie Far West.
+ ID The mail To- the Treasurer of tie U.
>, last week came sousc mutilaled green
lacks from u man in Missouri. From his
statement it appears that he Was planting
cofn nd placed o basket G ntaibing so,
BY The side Of the field. A calf intent on
dinsncial pursuits retired" the green
backs by swallowing fksspy The roalf
wasIammcdiatsy = idicrld, hha ih9 frag-
mcnts r recovered from The stomach, were
sent to the Treasury. Being found an
right a chect-rsks gStflned derQtYc fuHI
f%iamount. Thntis the way the grcenback
theory Of that u.lf affected the veal of
Mr.. Freel man. who now ~nounc him
self ready 70 resumcsi The calf has
not been heard from on the subject g g
g In the event OF a declaration of wal
between Russia and England this govern
mcpt will at once issue Il proclamation of
neutrality, and use every effort to ,nforce
its provisions. In the Russian Turko
War such a measure was unnecessary, the
into involved in that conflict being
so far removed from this country. In a
Rssssio British war events liaya dernon.i
s!rhtcd clearly Hat international comnli-
cations of a serious order Will arise if the
does not proclaim its neutrality and
enforce as far as possible II strict obser-
vance of the treaty OF Washington, and
fulfil other international obligations.
The report Of solicitor Raynor in re-
gard to the Metropolis disaster says that
builder, owner, captain and mates are
highly ~culrable and upon his recommen-
dation criminal suits will be at once
brought by the U. S, against all the par
ties. They wiltprobably think this un-
jest, but ~ ~ y
o rogue e'er feIt tile halter draw.
it'll good opfnion Of the law
HNiT l. ~ 4L
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CHELSEA sQUIBs.
Small poS played out.

Small poS played out.
How is your arm?
The small pox did not amount to much
hut talk aud sore arms. Only one case
and that a very light case of varioIoid.
AS soon as there was sufficient evidence
to warrant them in 1t HE town council
put a sign Of small rex on the house and
put the Marshal on duty to guard the
premises that no u should pass OF or
off until the danger OF spreading the dis
ease was past. ~
Business has been qaite brisk here for
the last two weeks. Mr.. Slaier received
IS loads OF grain last Wednesday and
Tuttle& Hale were on the market toe and
bought quite a number of loads. And
the same day c. e. Hayes took in four
car load OF hogs.
Noyea Day who was reported down
with the small pox was in town Monday
as lively as ever.
The cloth peddlsrs have left the neigh
borhood, but the tailors that were to be
along to make up the suits have not put
in an appearance. z
If you want to get rid of tramps put
up q sign OF small pox, it works like .
charm. pa 81 aia isr 4f3:f 6a .4
Pedro cannot determine why the Cliel-
sea merchants cannot do as well by the
farmers as those OF lama City. They
can and will, if the farmers will do as
well by them. That is, pay cash down,
We presume that the merchants of either
place would do as well by them as the
cloth pcddlers have done.
The school house in Weif District has
received a new coat of paint, . new
door and other improvements.
Mrs. Barna Recton started east Monday
TO WISH relatives.
Mrs. Robinson wife of Rev. Robinson,
is visiting her parents in the eastern part
Of the state.
A kerosene lamp was accidentally upset
in Corey's grocery Monday night and the
contents took fire but was Immediately
extinguished. No seriops results.
Tuttlc s Hale are having their corn
shelled.
A station at Long Point has been the
talk for the last week.
SIMON GIRTy in.
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FROM Howard.

Father 4 shpole, from Clinton Co, is
in our township visiting with his children.
NJ. Liston, road Supervisor of District
No g., is making some good roads in his
district.
A little warm for the last few days;
good for corn and everything generally.
Corn is coming up, but looks sick. Wheat
never looked more promising this time
Of the year than now. jack frost dam
aged the fruit some, especially tho small
fruit.
Hugh McAnulty is building a county
bridge across the creek south of Robert
Rays on the Toledo road. Hugh is a
boss bridge builder and we have no fears
but that it will be all right when done.
Thanks to the county, for a good bridge
at That place has long been necoed. Nc.
is also repairing one across Deer creek
known as the Miller bridge. -,
Cows seem to be in good demand around
Changers cheese factory.
Michigan and Stoddard made a raid on
the fat cattle of our Up. and did not leave
n to 4eIl the story.
j. T. Cobb was the lucky man TO sell
his farm to those Germans l spoke of
in my last.
David Miller is helping The looks Of his
residence by building a handsome fence
around his door yard.
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40. Thciinformation gained is fixed in
11.sA permanent basis for geographical!
investigation is found.
IL. BY the associating Of events with
places, . knowledge of S~criptural facts
will be much more easily obtained.
10. A ~vividncss, reality, and Individual
ity. sometimes difficult to conceive, is,
given t. the persons, places and events of
Bible times.
IA The use Of the model will lead to a
careful study Of those largely neglected
portions oil the Bible-the historical and
partly historical books.
Is. This thorough knowledge Of gcog
raphy is Il great help toward compre-
hending the plans and methods OF our
Creator.
10. Not the least inducement to tn.
busy Bible student or teacher is that the
model saves much time.
TESTIMONIALS.
Having examined Nichols Model of Pal
estine, just issued by the Elcelsior School
Furniture Manufacturing Company, we
take pleasure in recommending it as
a most attractive, interesting and effective
help in the study of Bible geography.
1t should be in the possession of all min.
listers, Sunday-school workers, and Bible
students.
s. r. Iioyt, d, D., Editor of Western
Christian Advocate, Gin, @.
Abner L. Frazer. President of the
Ohio State Sabbath-school Union, Cin..O o.
George D.. Watson, d. D., Evansville,
Ind. aaH
L. II. Sargent, Chairman Executive
Committee of Inter State Sunday school
Encampment, Gin, 0,
Rev. W. Darby, Evansville, Ind.
Rev. C.C Cline, Sunday-school Evan
gelist Safe of kentucky, Louisville, Ken
j. NJ. Walden, D. d.. of Hitchcock &
Walden, Methodist Book Concern, Gin, o.
SAMUEL Measc, Editor Christian World,
Gin, O.
Prot. II. S. Osborne D. D., Author of
Geography and Map Of Palestine, Oxford
G. W. Lasller, D. D.. Editor Journal
AID Messenger, Gin o.
]. G. Aston, Ex-president Ohio Sunday
school Union, Columbus, o.
Rev. Thomas r. Taylor, Pastor Wesley
Chapel, Columbus, o..
w. G. Ogier, Superintendent Wesley
Chapel Sunday-sciiool, Columbus, O.
Daniel Hill, Editor Christian Worker,
New Vienna, o.
Rev. Isaac Erret, Editor Christian Stan.
dard, Gin, o.
JIG. Mdnfort, DID, Editor Herald and
P~resbyter, Gin, o.
Palestine is now introduced as a mem
Der of system of apparatus for geog-
raphic illustrations, which is being re-
ceiyed with that unbounded favor which
only astonishing success in actual use
will insure. The scale is a multiple (ten
times) of thai to which the United States
models are made.
We have spared neither labor nor ex-
pense to make the model as ccurate and
as durable as possible. But we have it
the same time earnestly endeayored to
haye it cost so little, THAT all mag be able
TO purchase it. We have decided 10 Of
fer il, mounted on table complete, and
&C ,ompanied by the manual and refer
'ence and explanation, al the low price of
III. and to trust to a generous support
and a large sale 10 repay us. We offer
liberal inducements to gents.
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EAkN.

Rev. Mr.. Bowman of Anamosa and Rev.
Mr.. Maltbyo OF GAINESVILLE will hold a dis
cussion Al Irving commencing May asti,
and lasting eight days. Maltby upboids
Restitution orAdvent doctrine denying the
Immortality OF The soul. Bowman defends
Methodist belief and afirms immortality
OF The soul. 1t is reported that y 100
ministershaye sentin for accommodations
during the debate. How can they all keep
still and let lie two champions fight it
out' Such discussions do well enough If
nobody gets mad, But ] SIN not yet able
Q arpraye Of them.
Wheat Is growing thics and gives prom
Use Of heavy crop of straw Mt least and
we may hope for a good yield of grain.
Corn is coming on very slowly, but a few
days Of hot sunshine will make it all right
Hogs are so low TINT the Germans in
Benton 60 sle reported TO be killing their
young pigs sai1lMt saisg All i~sI4auf
a9 q CRooKEDNEss. Isl 81. al
And now One Arcpoft that d young
lady from Benton Co. engaged a school
in Oneida u. A young fellow from near
Waltbars applied for the school and find
ing himself too late, offered the director
5000 for lie school. The director look
the bride and let the fellow have the
school. / think our Supt. should investi-
gate how much moral character such a
teacher has. If he Iias q moral ri. ctar
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a S

4 makes NO difference how many Ply
u Or how much inedicinc you have
tTled, u z DOW an established fact that
German Syrup is the only remedy which
nus esys3 complete s~asisfacsion IN severe
cases q Lung Diseases It'd true there
disposed to Tlsoat and Lang AiIscfidns
Consumption, Hemorrhacss. Asfhma
Severe Colds settled Oh the breast. Pncn.
.mopja, Whoopiug Cough, &c, who have
no personal knowledge OF Boschee,s f3sr.
NAV syrup. ~ SACK No would say thai
go dozen were sold Inst wear Valiant
ono complaint. C0nsumptI9es IN inn
one bnttie. Regular sits ~ Cents Sod
~ az pfuegists N Amsrics,
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Republican cauaiycsaysn!ion

A Convention If the Republican party
Of lama Count; Iowa, wilfmest at ethe
Court House, in Toasdo, on Saturday the
9th day OF juno, 1893 at one o'el elk. p.
H., for the purpose of appointing dele,
gates o lreprcsent said county IN the State
Republican Convention to be held at Des
Noines on the 10Th day Of June, 1878. ~,
The ratio OF representation will be one
delegate for each township and one for
every rs votes or fraction thereof of IS or
over cast for Hon John Gear for Governor,
Tho general election IN 1877
The respective townships will be en-
iiilal 10 delecaftS. as follows: ~ sanm 81
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MATENIAL- W
The mod,, "a n,odo ~ ,h;r r;n;a ,,.,a,
of IRON c.n,h;n;na strsnm,h III, piaa 10
and nsr,1;tt;ru md - i;a"rs
s-l,arr mess nf %onti;ns nm sx..Il.nsa ~ j"
ISL and a fac.itv ~ ran.;r ~. rs,,,u =.
n other r,a,.r.i =
sfzE- =
The model is 30 inches long by27inches
in width, and is so proportioned that l
ineil represents 4 miles i'll distance and !
OF q miletor 2,6N %feet)in elevation. These
proportions have enabled the designer to
give every important feature sach prom
lnelce Us " PC easily seen by o casual
e' ioeAiioNs ETC.
Inc arrangement OF the plate of which
the model is composed shows four diyis-
Ions 81 the country, known in Bible times
as Judea, oamafla, Gaiiiee and Gilcad,
while tue colpring IS SO arranged as TO
snow the location OF the lands assigned
by Joshua TO each tribe, thus making the
ri division distinct, and giving the
model IN attractive appearance. Then,
as a whole, The model shows clearly the
general surface, the maritime plan. the
hill countries OF Judea, and Ephriam or
oanlal1a, the great depression (manifestly
below the level OF tina Mediterneanlcalled
inc Ghof, ana containing the Dead Sea,
the river Jordan, and the beautiful Sea of
Galiice. WElie still beyond, toward the
rising sun,lle the mountains and plains OF
Giiead and Bsshan. In addition to this,
Q 40 characters letters and fig
u.S;, .In Nv !Alseu III Ing SURFACE
m,onnts;ns r1a;ns and ~ cues, iiveIs'
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Republican Congressional Convention,
5il District.

The republican voters of the 9th Con-
Eressional District of the State Of Iowa,
will meet in Delegate Convention at the
Opera House, in the city Of Cedar Rapids,
Linn County, Iowa, on "Wednesday, the
26th day of June, 1878, at Il o'clock, A
NJ, for the purpose of nominatins a can
didate for the office of Representative or
said District in Congress. The ratio of
representation will be one delegate for
zach county in the District and in addition
thereto one delegate for every Two Hun
dred votes or fraction over One Hundred
votes east for Hon. Frank 7. Campbell
for Lieut.. Governor at the General Elec-
ton in 1877. The following table shows
The representation of each county:
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The June number Of the HECTIC MAGAZINE
contains the index to the half yearly volume,
which exhibits more strikingly than a single
number could the exceeding richness and variety
Of the literature that is gathered into this sterling
periodical. Here are enumerated upwards OF
eighty articles, no one of which is unworthy Of
its place in a magazine Of the first class, and which.
taken t,'gefher, furnish a vast amount of ins;ruct-
I've and entertaining reading. The leading paper
81 the June number is very valuable one on The
Americans in Turkey, showing tn while other
natlons are wrangling and fighting over the Turks
and their subjects, the Americans have been civil:
lzlng them, Few even Of our own people have
any idea OF the character and extent Of the work
which American missionaries have done and are
doing for Turkey. Next to this the most striking
paper Is a q most tntereeting discussion Of the
doctrine OF Future Punishment, by eight proml-
nent English clergymen and theologians. Other
articles are: Some thoughts. on design and Nature.
BY Dr. Andrew Wilson; Impressions OF American
Society, by Rev, r. W. Dale; Cruikshank bv
Frederick Wedm0fc; On the Hardenburr: Thu
First Ten years OF. tho Cafiadian Domino nv
Goodwin Smith; the concluding iusfajIment ~
Round the World in q Yacht, BY Sir Thomas Brss.
eeys Ancient Times and Ancient Men. ~ Prof
Max Muller; four chapters Of Blacks Brilliant
story, Macleod Vt Dare; several poems. a hin.
graphical sketch with steel portait1 OF Pope Len
KILL. and four well filed Editorial depnrtmenfs
A. capital number, With something for ali tastee
5ingiD cop&A ~ cte; one COPY ous year. Is
Lrai subscriptions for three munths. 81. Il m
FELTON,, Publisher. - Bond 81.
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Total I'd
A cordial invitation is extended to all
who expect TO net with the Republican
partyin the coming election. "a full rep
resentation is desired. ~ F5ss TgBiW
BY order of County Cent? raj Committed.
G.. RI STRUBIE. Chrirnan. Z
Dated, Toledo April 24th, 1878.
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At Monticello, with D. INV nv T,,i,.,..
Going South, u 10 a. IN. North , N lnirIs aN
AZ Anamosa' with Midland Ry. Tx, +,
Z Going East, Il 05 a, m. arrive \ 0s n y as
At Rapids. with b. c. R. L Il, Ryi T,i.
isays, gaing North / 90 p. m. and asan
leave, going East. s Is D. m: West !! INN
j b. DuMONT, Superintspss,,,
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zToLEDo HOUSE!

GoRNER OF HIGH STREET M BROAD
way. Toledo, Iowa. n. Snyder, proprietor.
rms elegant and commodious New Hotel is now
open to the public. with frst-class
tons. and at reasonable charges. 1t Is not sur
passed for finish and general style. by any II, tel
III Central Iowa. IL
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REPLY.

xsr1 1szssssss5y { ~ s~rsszss $500
u fs the intention Of the amendment Ia
Sc. 1891 Of the Code, only 10 provide
for the instruction Of pauper children on
the basis cfkthe actuaisxost Of their
instruction III 1 school they attend.
fss{~ul n endD eratssfin f. dlhriel
where lH ID ts 4 z EEL ca1nes'
atisn is 81 nd III maA q .senq;
ii nat1 fopsi 6nih( s. II ebS {osissing
year, waH be received by that district.
II, at tie time of enumeration, they have
acquired a residence at the poor. house,
they will be enumerated in Tint district ;
but chapter 166 will still lcq i Q the pay
mcnt Of tuition.
[Signed.l c. w. Won CoEILN,
Supt. Pub. Inst.
Ira G. Killing, Deputy.
Dcs Moines, MAY 9Th. 1878.
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Ply order Of the Republican Congress
sional Committee.
WIN. G. THOMPSON, Chairman.
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DuhIqus South Western RaTs..,

BEST AND SEORTEsT Ror,,
tp al points North East of Cedar Poo4f
North Of Dubuque. Good connectioa. p~'- hi
Elegant Coaches. Road passes ts,,n.
most attractive section of our state -'usA Ii
rake the Popular Route FOR North E.,tsB h.,
CHING West A9Ht
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HNn business You can engage in. s5 tc
HfRNE SEQ per day made by any worker Of
LIZZIE either sex. right in their own locali-
-. ties. Particulars and samples worth
30 Tree! Improve your spare time at this business.
Address STINsON IL Co.. Portland Maine. 10
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The CHKoNICLE Office is the only office
in Tama Co. that gives irst-class work and
puts Letter Heads, Statements Bill Heads,
Note Heads, Notes, Receipts, &C., &c,
with Holders Patent Bfotter Tablet. No
extra charge. "a - siae
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Farm Loans

CGx" AOO1x6
M ade in this and
adjoining conr9ies
1 f6r 3 or yeefA n
sims Of $@ and
upwards, at o. per-
cent. interest,"
NO
Address,
BURNHAM & BEYER,
CrInne!i. Iowa.
Send for Circulars.
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p W. gMILLER

hENTIST.f Will be found in The rooms over Mrs
~ MASKS Millinery Store, prepared to do
everything in his line in a satisfactory manner.
Teeth INSERTED on gold or rubber. Will be found
attiiis Office al all hours. Don't forget the place (,
over Mrs. Nash's millinery, store, Toledo, Iowa.
Give him . trial. 10.
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The June number of the NATIONAL REPOSI-
TORY, presents an attractive appearance and the
contents are no less so. A sketch Of Cesnola's
Cypriote Explorations. by Alfred II. Guernsey.
with Illustrations, is the first article. and will well
repay pernsal. An amusing history OF Sign
boards. by Henrietta h. Hoidich, follows. with
several Illustrations: and a poem by Mary A
Lathbnry, on The Unsetting SIM. is accompanied
witt, two beautiful designs. A ~critique on De
Quincy, by Rev. Geo. Prentice; Modern Statesmen
OF Europe. by Prof. j. II. Woman: d third pancr
on Post, Christian Judaism. by Rev. w. H.. Dan.
iels and a continuation Of Russia and the Rna-
sians. by Rev. John p. Newman. Oh. follow
Mrs. Mary L. Dickinson contributes two more
chapters IT her thrilling stony, Among theThuras
and the editor writes Of The Temptation Of Christ
"a paper that will be read with great interest and
satisfaction The Editorial Miscellany, always
good; is this month better than usual, The JUNE
number closes the third volume Of the Repos;fori.
Now is q good time to subscribe.
&**The National Repository is published month,
ly at 50 a year, postpaid.
u WALnEx. Cincinnati. Chicago. or
st. Louis. NELSON & PHILLIPS. N Y.
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Iowa State Sabbath School Convention.

The Thirteenth Annual Convention of
the Sabbath School Association Of Iowa,
will be held { D .V.) in the METHoD!sT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. in the city of Cedar
Falls, commencing Tuesday, June II, at
1880 P. M. and closing Thursday evening.
June ID. 1t is of the greatest Importance
to the success Of the Sabbath School work
in Iowa, that evey county in the State be
represented BY three or more of its most
faithful workers in this convention.
While it is to be a Mass Convention. and
all Sabbath School Workers are most
earnestly and cordially invited TO attend;
yet experience has shown that In order to
insure a representation, delegates must be
chosen and in some counties, remote
from the place Of holding the Convention.
provision must be made for paying part
of their expenses. 1t is therefore made
the duty of every organization interested
in the study of the Bible, to take such
measures as VIII insure TO them a represcn-
tation in this great jubilee Meeting We
90 '"h uhioii VI uCtItS anu nanuS
in this glorious work. We want TO get
an infusion of zeal and courage from the
most earnest and jealous, and a baptism
of the Spirit from on high, so that this
Convention shall send forth workers who
will awaken a deeper interestin the cause
than has ever before been felt in the State.
To this end we would earnestly recon-
mend that Sunday, June 9th, be observed
throughout the State as a day of confer
ence and prayer; that Pastors present its
claims to their respective Congregations
in the morning; thai Superintendent de-
vote q due portion of the hour Of School
in special PRAYER for Divine Blessing up
on the approaching Convention.
The people of Cedar Falls will receive
US with open hearts and doors. Those
expecting to attend will confer a favor
and save themselves annoyance, by send
their names to Caleb May, Cedar Falls,
by June 9Th, that places of entertainment
may be reserved.
County Secretaries, Pastors and Super
intendcnts are requested to extendutbis
notice. Publishers of secular and relip-
ious papers, will favor the cause by civ.
ing this announcement of the Convention
a place in their columns.
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c.. r. STERNEMAN,

Nlu be at Toledo the second Mondsy of every
" Month. and remain one week. al Dir. Soust-
er 3 once. Also at Traer the 3rd Monday of each
month remaining one week. Filling teeth with
GOD, 4 Speciality All other work done. ssl
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NELSON g BARKER.

ID EAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1oNE MILLION
~ acres of land for sale Money to loan for 5
years The 9EDBST Ia..d and L6an Agency in
Tam, County. Have hadfa residence here OF
tteenfYAs0rs. ~ ~
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nH FL. w. BoYNTON. M. d.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Toledo. Iowa
1 Residence same old place, opposite .CHRoSI-
cir olice. a4x $40 .t
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DESCRIPTION OF THE MODEL

1908 Arch ST., PHiLADEl
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~ 7sT7JACOB w. LAMB,
tTTORNEYuAND4 COUNSELOR AT LAW,
"A Toledo, Tama Csunty, Iowa Will practice
in the State and Federal Courts. .r, 4fs4
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TIME TABLE-GoING sorTa
Leave Ames. ...l1:45 a. M, s:45p ,m
Arrive DIS MONIES $50 p. NJ, $50 DIM ssSSi.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Des Moines 1:45 D. m. g4aa N "a.
Arrive at Ames-. g 50 g. M. 900 M ',e@'s