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HORSES MTA wI4ITe FEET.
Considered Unlpoky ia France, Hat High
~ Thought Of IN tho Orient.

Considered Dnlpoky IN France, Rut High
Iy Thought OF In tho Orient,
In France, and believe in European
countries, says L'Artiste, IL ism most
ominons sign Tor rider, and especial
~ soldier, TO want d horse with four
white feet. The famous Gen, Lagallc,
who was very superstitious upon this
point, never knowingly mounted ench
u horse The day OF his death, after
several ominous events which had
happened TO him that day, such as .
broken mirror broken pipe, the
picture Of his wife broken at the mo-
ment when he went to looltn 1t for the
last time, he mounted horse not bis
own and without Rlancing at it's feet
Tho horse had the unluclsy signs.
Mounted upon this horse he was strncls
by shot fired ut moment when
fighting had ceased by Croat among
the prisoners just taken at the battle
OF Wagrnn.
On the other hand, these four white
feet are a mark and token Of consider
alton with orientals. who do not fail
to mention the fact in the pedigree Of
their horses | notice a proof in tho
certified list, made by the elders of
the countries, which accompanies the
present which Abd'el Kader in July,
1854, made TO the emperor Of certain
numbered valuable horses. Thousands
ofsuch proofs may be cited
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FAsr STEAMERS pgFENpgn.
The shorter in Passage the Less the ras-
senEers Eat.

The shorter in Passage the Less the raa-
scnEers Eat
When man TALES of n East hoat,'
a twenty-two.lSnot boat, which means
n twenty-five mile boat, from Queens
town TO Sandy Hook, the pessimist ut
ters the word "conlw and feels that no
moro terri ible condemnation could be
uttered. The coal consumption. saws
the Saturday Review, Is no doubt
great, but the shorter trip means less
human fuel in the shape Of fewer meals
for the passengers, Tho quick pas
snge Is all in favor OF the ship owner
In tho eommissnrlat OF the chip
Many of the passengers become hun-
cry only on tho fourth day, and tho
reduction OF the journey from ten to
1--WE days means something considern-
BILE in the consumption OF beef, seeing
that the reduction Ia always In thchun-
cry days,
The ship owner calculates. with np-
palliug Indifference 10 suffering hui
manity, that II the passage could be
shortened n day or two moro some Of
his pnssongers could be landed Just at
the time they were beginning TO think
about the cook us person Of conse-
quence. There Is another practical
view OF this cuae, A ship That can
make voyage TO New York and baols
In fortnight win earn ilIty-two
freights in The year, instead Of twcn-
ty-Bix Of the boats OF twenty yaars age.
The crew costs no more, If the coal
does, and the earnings are double.
Those who know most about hoats
know also that the safe boat is The fast
boat, because tho fast boat must Of mo-
cessitv be strong.
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r,su1ry i5.-The general
So l ,'l,,s, va. steady to strong to-
! ,sA r''e'D' :, break in sugar ceri'ii-
|sI 'p''s = ~ strength shown by the
sA RinaY ros ID part due to the fact
81 i''''s , almost entirely neslecleh
a ~ Y. T rrsatcr part Of the day the
rii 'as ,s,9lrs element hooking to the
!" ..o ~ to take adyen''se q ., sna
~ o. there. The only other
|eS ~, - declined in that time sold
1sfs wv ,r,paotions ike Laokawanna
I. .. ,'-., Ike AtchIson and distIil-
4 ..,,v decline in sugar was caused
4, =, .,.cu.lou Of many very =. heavy sell
VI. ast the market" believed to be
ri ,.s of,en been referred to az the
Ila' to POOL" Henry Allen d Go.
Ai-s ,,r,sst sellers, The buying was
r. IN small lots ,...,.
h. 4 The largest sellers said that the
4 " VAS for operators who acquired
u. II n.o On the belief lhat the senate
Y, NJ, would place a tariff of j cent
Z N raw sugar and ~ on refined.
ie. .n.s..sntatlves Of the pool, however
1 ' .'ss.ys,5,d 70 have received ln'oiIa'-
lil W, AZ. '''s slrar would Doc made free ami
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Vow orleans, In. February l5.--c1eared
yrstcriay
Spanish steamship Gran Autilia, Ll0rca,
FOR Bprcploua. via Malaga,
American steamship Clinton, Woertach'
for Bluplt,ds
Rriuah steamship Falrmead sheath. for
Hamburg via Sbrialk, Va.
American steamship FoNhal LESLIE,
for Port LimUn
American saamshlp City Of Dallas
Raymond, for Puerto carte2 Livingston
and Bc.iac
Arrived yesterday:
British steamship beny, Barker. from
Cardim December d via Vera Cruz, Ia bai-
last. 10 New Drpnaa Elevatar company
Three fnasted schooner Sarah - Fell
I3Vclnnd, from Port Spain. TrIndHd, jan
uary a. 10 Rarber Asphalt company
Steamship ~ Mar. Grant from Now
York February S, 10 southern Pacific
company
fsc,Afpyr PILE I7UAfEt1y rIf9Irs
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Al IndIan nlanlret.

The Indiansanulle blankets Of bark
beaten very thin. The bark Is stamped
with fancy figures In brown and red
and Is trimmed with fpr Palm leaves
are beaten together and are also nude
into blankets. An Indian Is always
cold. even IN hot weather. and bis
blanket Is as precious 70 him as our
sun hats are 70 "a
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q Or " Ln's Circular.
az, ei..sAs. Lar February l5.-SIcElroy
a2
-. me cables This morning stated
~ Leaa9u house of Messrs N,sni
M Nv !, asaln conarual The estimate ot
st..i laer New Orleans oonnar,i,,,
aysr !, ~ laet ana the further ioes
'asi b. Isl T. 23la ttse lowest point
rs INK ~ meta on record Liverpool
d ~. 80 shade lower than yoe,sri,r
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UHIV""INI- I-"""- T"WITIIT 10
Receipts ibis d1F --' this week s53le,
this season 2st2l3l3 same time last season
-sN9,t3N, shipments This day --, this
week 477S>; this season g.7gefl6; same
time last season S052.fl2t sales this day
--i this week ---; thts season 15hl&+;
same tWe last season i25 93l stock thIs
day 2ayl,3Jji sans time last season 1901
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w York stoc. r.o,,.,.

! Day ob =. fsoflary l5,-This was a
's'fs trasi s,,s STOCK Exchange for sugar
~ tssls Ts - which was on n very
-.'ssral me ,ne influences bearing on this
as,rr.N oeerty wers an cf d d at WIS
~ mss,i, the failure 10 hold ~ w. o ..
En ast = Yesterday on adion,.,,,,, an
...issl a. ",9nlh ana me statons Inca
I ils 49, company that "a nr, ', Oh
3 R,aIs Aad legal rlrht n 'i 1n,,.l
I, fssss5.s Created a situation 49, aalourn
'i'ls aaq which sG5as DE. BY certain
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Liverpool
November 10.
ycIrhpr 20.
" Bark Alice C, pletermsp sailed No.
vCmbcr J.
Steamship Toronto. Bartlett, spiIed no.
vemuer lb.
stsamahp AldoOorough, sailed Dec 2.
stSamsh,e Springfield. nremtOot. sailed
December -.
Nf ssh5oaSr Jessie Jena, Dodel saled be
ccmDc- ~
schooner James H. Dudley Walls. sailed
January ~.
schooner Josephine Ellioott Nash. san
cd December ~
Steamship sultan Rafen, sailed Ianu.
AIRY rs
Cotton on shlubosrd Not Clraredl
FER GREAT Britain
StogmHhip Ranieh. hpl6.
Steamship Rlrchheid, ai2
steamship FarHiield. hin
steamship Tcut9ua, bl6i.
1otul l6,uli
Gtelmship ST. CLEARS io9o
Other Foreign
Steamship CralRmora 1921
Steamship EImeto, 6e1
Bark President, 1000
Total, 4@a6a
C0HHiwlsr-
Mallory line 252i
For Great Britain, iGoi
For France. 1920.
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FAMILIAR
etFEATURGS!

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u Is az these admirably conducted and
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arc speedily and ucrnRuCutl" cured every
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SYPHILIS.
GoNNRBHOEA,
sENI%An WEAKNESS.
EEt4sGIS OF EhHlf VICE,
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HypR0CEr
ana q myriad of other equally distressing
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Schooner Mabel Hooper. Hooper pier .-
schooner j. n. Rutterirk Hover, pier ~,
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LIVESTOCK.


H"i'"A"'
Chicago, February }o-I.attle fatheI on
down turn NAIVE 7t5e, "t.-.-'' 49, ~
cN3ltf f.''' il'N' .l-aa5'-6 .,t
i.5oPl.59i nlllye sly -''''''
ly, ~-'' 49, i- OK i,,,,,sr.r,,,ri, bie, w
H1ss--Naa' ,,.i 4 96,55 r,-i-,,a
testz- and butchers weights 6.0Jud.lU; as
ma ,,rlrfe G1U
- i..,ig et.a Az. tnD sheen sF7
t2'4Hr ~ "'''
c.J9- - x-s-
W" A"'"'
New York February 43.s-beeHea--No
tr1Ia. 9hle quotes American steers At
iuitst.1a. dressed weights. rcfTlwera tor
80 -
peer 9fi' ,,.-. -...,tr ,.o1l. 40 cb,toa.
tAiEte N'HlN7 IVY, 49, -
5.50475l, birnyarl c1iVfs -'fa5
sheep very dlA' spe pAIeIy attaaS
and lambs tse lover 50 "A p'e[ 70 PRIME
4so05S,i5' common y cAo'-3 a''fz'
i>nnsas cav
ty.,....s tItv Mo. February l5.-Cattia
Ntt".4a 'rs,.ts -fs,y,. . E-fta AZ
SLOW iu"i'' -" '.l-s.-. 49,. a.,5 a.l.t
shipping ttttIr "f-'t 80 -
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COMET PILE REMEDY CURES
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New York February l5-Wheat-Sp5t
w.a,, aud lower; no, . rta store ami cie-
yatar dlls. T. %. b 62's, No, j. Northern
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MARKET suppilut WIN everything cTeenl gilFrsf
sheop ana hogs which aie vented - quotations
GALVESTON
Reported for the Posi- T A Y Norman lave
S'''A '''p'ui''''1 galveston. Texas Feb u
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08
Winch WIj You Choose, Boys?

Gr;.I of !" bpv who Ina / Il remark
aIlc dream. lie thought that the
richest luln in town come to him an
SAID: II am tired of my house and
grounds: come and take care OF then
and ! will give them to you. Ihel
came Ill lIonorcd judgc and said: j.
want YOU to take my place; | am
weary Of being in co,,r. day after ua,
/ VIII 9j.c YOU ny seat On the bencl
If You VIII ito my work. Then tho
doctor PROPOSED that he take his eA
,.u,:vc practice and let him rest, ant
So Oh. \. last up ,ilamblcd old Tom
my. and said: I'm wanted to fill
dlun!arI'5 grave; | have come to sc,
ii You will take my place in these 81
loon, anI IN those strccts!' This i:
a dream that /, no. all Il dream. FOl
every hDy in t!ll, land today wlo
lives to grow up, some position l.
waiting Il, surely rs if the rich man.
juIrr. ,!octOr or drunkarl stood rea, y
70 hand over his place at once Which
viii lru choose, BOYS? There a.e
pulpit, ~ be filled by God-fearinp
Minister'S and there are thousands ,i
other honorahic places: but there ar
;l-"pIl,on cells and drunkards grave.
Watch slIi you choose?-Christia
iGv>i\ terrain
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08
The trusts have the people com

The trusts have the people com
plctly in their power. The Demo
cracy have given them all the adj
yan,agcs they required t" rob the
people or not then in any way they
desire. 1t would puzzle one Of
smartcst Democrats to tell us what
article Of manufacture was not COM
troiled by Il trust. The starch mills.
coffee, sugar, boots, shoes, coal Oil.
iron. clothing ng-ev,rythlny, until the
people are no more able to trust them
selves. are in one great political tru>'
manipulate by the politIcians.--The
Peoples Party, Versailles, Ind.
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08

OAr ot u,;r bright, aggressive pas
tors said to his congregation on Il re-
cent Sunday; Some of YOU spend
cheerful. two dollars Il month to have
Your children taught how to read. hu,
Won are unwilling to spend two dol
lars Il year To PROVIDE them with Il
weekly supply of wholesome and ele
waiting reading matter. That is "a
true bill and It ought not SO to be.
", venture the statement that no
money spent by the father of the fam
ilv Is more wisely expended than the
half cent day which brings to the
home every week 4 high-class reliSi
Gus journal. DELICIOUS Herald.
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08
Resolutions and Demands.

ThefollowingreSolution ionS and iemandswer
adopted by 1he State Union, held AT Brook
lie ID. Aug :,2d and I'D. lo"3.
WHEREAS. Oar country is suffering from /.
financial panic. brought about by the money
power of Europe and America. through II
contraction OF the currency and an attempt
to establish the single gold standard. thereby
Increasing he purchasing power OF money
| and cticar..ning labor and its products there
fore be II
Resolved, That we demand Il natioualcur-
| rency. safe. sound and flexible. issued 10y the
general government, only. Il iuli legal tender
| tor all debts. public and private. without the
| intervention ut banking corporations. hut
| tina: postal savings banks he established 10y
| che genera GOV. rnnent Tor the safe deposit
| Of the earnings of the people, To facilitate cX-
| change and .oun money to the people AT allow
| rate OF interest.
| =. We demand the free coinage of soldand
| silver ut the present legal ratio of l6to Land
| hat both be II full legal tender for all debts,
| ana we are unalterably opposed to any other
| ratio.
| 3. We demand that the circulating medium
pc speedily Increased to not less than 500 per
| capita.
!. We iemand that no more gold or inter
,>t bearing DOnuS De issued uy the govern
ment.
,. We demand that all state and national
revenues be limited to the necessary eXpen-
| >es, economically administered.
8. We demand graduated income tax.
:. We demand that the government own
| and operate the railroads i'll the interest
| II the people.
| ). We demand that the telegraph and tele-
,honc. like the postal system. shall toe owned
| md operated by the government in the inter
st OF the people.
.. The land, including all the natural sour
| :cs oI wealth, is the heritage of the people.
tni should not be mOnopoiZcd for Specula-
i've purposes. an! alien ownership should bt
rohibtcd; therefore. We demand that al.
lnd now held 10y railroads and other cOrpor-
,tiUns in excess of their actual needs, and all
and> now held by aliens, shall be reclaimed
| ~ the government and held for actual set
| tiers.
10. We dcnOuncc ne lOhbicS that infcst the
,alls of I,ttol.al and state legislatures
or the corruption OF the peoples represent
| tatives.
| IL. We demand the rtduc ion OF r;tilroad
| md q press charges in the state Of Missouri
| that dividends shall not exceed the legal
| ate of interest on the capital actually invest
| ii in their construction and operation. and
! hat they shall pay taxes on an assessment
| ,ropor,ionatc with that levied on farms anu
| other property.
! IL. We demand the abolition of ali useless
| offices in state and county. and Il reduction
| IF official salaries To CORES pend with the
| wages paid for other kinds of labor.
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08
POLAND CHIyAS.

W" have Il few spring pigs of both sexes for
sale: Pigs sired 10y Free silver NO. il5hi; dam
Rosa Lee No. :a>oj. Also. pigs sired hv Ft
c,lnlsnh chip Jr., No. 2i>>!': tium> sired 10y Geo.
Wilkes l44>1. Also. Plymouth Rock Cock
rrclS at hard time prices. Address the under
signed at Crawford Station, Scotland county.
Mo-. call and inspect stock. Fnrm-foui
miles southwest OF Crawford.
O. & L. Watts.
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08

L n,slr,ad corporations are begin
niaL to ti.I out that they can dis
pcu,r with Il great deal of Sunday |: :
bon unl save money 1t is dawnin.
u.pti ,hrm thai ,,Ol'> law of Il Re-,
DlV. was male for mau-:ln expires
s,un Of Divine brnryOiv ivncc towards
His creatures. They are learning b\
the war and tear of machinery aL,i
road bed, AMI by the necessarily Il, :
ticicn, service rendered by employees
constantly on duty, that they loO-,
money by setting ut naught God
commandment. And SO the New York
Central. the Delaware, Lackawana an,
Western. anu the Erie railroads stOI
freight trains from midnight SaturOla,
IL midnight Sunday, and SO far a.
possible, rr!lcvc from duty their mel
N passenger stations. by this AZ
ran cement several thousand men WI
be Il, liberty to enjoy the privilege,
cf the Lords Day. May the rcforlna
lou sotn incIu ,c all trains
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08
\ committee of citizens of Worces

\ committee of citizens of Worces-
ten Mass. have been investigating sa-
loon TO lind their economic value to
lie community. They find. among
other facts, that the eighty saloons Of
the city pay license fees amounting
- Sis. 800: while. as near as can be
estimated. the citizens pay to each sa-
loon $50 y day, or for all fully ST..
200 900 wear
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08

As PLAIN as the nose on Your face
is the fact that Sros->hops fill poor
houscs and jail>. Look at this and
think on l:-forty five counties in
Kansas, having poor houses. are with
out u single pauper, and at the las,
serm Of the district court in thirty -tiv.
trial
50 everywhere. the suppression Of
thc saloon emptics the poor house and
t.i> jai!-and. Of course. if these are
emp'y. YOU have no taxes to paw to
>uppor, pauperS and arrest and pun
isl criminals
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08

The Peoples party !, for the free
md unlimited coinage Of silver. Il
says so plainly and without any jugo
ling of words, and you can safely wag
r YOUR last dollar at the People ;
.arty will stick t. that propos ition III
ii it has a better system to Offer \
resent free silver is the only Obtain
.blc means Of relicf.-Advocate L,
,eka. Kansas.
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08
w. G. IT. u. COLUMN.
Our Daily Reckoning.

+ ynti IL Gown ut set Of sin,
And count the acts that you have done.
And, cOdntinr find
one -"ilicnsin- act. one word
That tH~cd Iiic heart of him who heard,
one Glitnc" most kind
That ttl. like sunshine where it went.
Then 5Du may count that day well spent.
1T. if through all the iivclUng day
Iou'.. ciccr..I 40 hcnTt by yea or nay:
If through it all
,u!i - nothing done that yoli can trace,
it..u t,rrug.It the sunshine To- one face
No act most small
T.Iat ncIict some soul ANA nothing cost,
'!'I' II count that day IL worse than lost.
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08
SUMMER COLDS.

t'ndc. the heading of which belons
" CT trt,h, Rose Catarrah, HA,
\s,huma. and Hay Fever, are pos
ivcly cured by Humphcrie, Speciti
-. From sale by all druggists. {,
sent prepaid upon RECEIPT of price, =.
ents; address Humphreys Company
Jew York.
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08
Wanted.

An active agent each county in the
United States to solicit subscriptions
COR the twice-a-peek Republic. a lib
raj cOmmisson will be paid to hustlers.
& dress, superintendent Circulation,
The Republic, st. Louis, Mo.
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08

Elitcr Stephens, Of Milan. has beer
uid by Editor Leonard, of Browning
or $4,000 damages and all because
ne former called the latter liar, pen
lrcr aud thief.
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08

y. >ixty-two criminals tried At one
scssi n Of 4 court in Glasgow. Scot
land. iifl, nine testified that liquor
had l. Il 10 tLo.r crimes.
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08
8 DOLLARS
70 PER DAY
~ Easily Made.

we want many men, women. BOYS, and girls tC
work for us a few hours daily, right in and around
their own homes The business is easy, pleasant
strictly honorable and pays better than any othei
offered agents You have a clear field and no
competition. Experience and special ability un-
necessary. No capital required. We equip YOU
with everything that you need. treat you we'll,
ana help YOU 10 ten times ordinary wages.
Women do AS we'll as men, and boys and girls
make good pay. ANY one. anywhere. can do the
work All succeed who follow our plain and sim
Pile directions Earnest work will surely bring
YOU a great deal of money Everything is new
and in great demand. Write for our pamphle:
circular. and receive full information. No harm
done if you conclude not to 60 on with the
business
The farmers' union., 1894-11-08

kalIOka has Il live stock show
onslsting Of sixteen elks, three an'e
,pes and black eagle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-03
PEN $40 as!

Being located near the Govern
ment Departments we are able to
give your claims better attention
than attorneys located elsewhere.
Special attention given to difficult
and rejected claims. If your present
attorney does not suit you, and is
slow, write u.s. Soldiers who have
lost their discharges can obts; 4 new
ones. Charges of desertisn removed.
No fee unless you get a pension.
Advice FREE. Soldiers peorior ed
ct less than twelve (Sl2) per month,
:..Il suffering from disability III add
ton to that named in their pension
certificate may obtain increase under
the new law. 1t is not necessary for
you tC have gotten any ailments in
war to get pensloned under the new
law. Pensions for widows and child
rem without regard to cause of sol
dier's death; mothers and fathers
who are now dependent, whether
they were dependent on soldier when
he died or not, Pensions obtained
for service rendered IN Mexican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions can
now be increased to S12 a month,
SUSPENDED pensions restored,
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PA7Ekl IS.

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Copyrights and all Patent business
conducted for Moderate Fees In
formation nd advice given to inyen-
tors without charge Address,
The Norman Claim Agency,
Box l67. Washington, D. Q
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b - Mid, socthing and healing properties.
py Nr Ca,arTl Remedy cures the worst
ogse Il Ga.arrt,, Cole iH the Head"
0crgz sils d'afSr-hat Headache.
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-07
NEWTON NOTES.

Special Correspondence to Iopa State Bystander.
Mr.. w. R. Frazier, the genial en-
ploye of the Frankel Clothing Co., OF
Des Moines, spent Thanksgiving in
our city at the residence of Mr.. Jason
Greene Miss Lottie and Genevie
Green will attend the grand opening
Of the Odd Fellows Hall in Much
akinock. the guests of Mrs. G. L. Foster
and j. Frazier.
Miss v. Whit.ett was at Oskaloosa
Thursday and returned Tuesday. She
reports nice time.
j. Whitsett started for Minneapolis
Thursday to visit his brother, who he
has not seen for years.
w. E. Fine, a prominent young mar
of our city, is an agent for Swandown
Cream, a preparation TO the hands and
face. Agents wanted. Write for
particulars.
Ed. Pillow was informed by Telegram
of the illness of his mother We learr
the illness is fatal.
Miss l.. HI. Blackwell, of Grinnell
visited her sister, Mrs. Hudson.
Mrs. Green, who has been sick, is
slowly improving.
Rev. M l. Gordon is on the sick list
Thanksgiving was celebrated in every
home.
Mrs. G.. A. Brown has been very i'll
for two weeks with lung fever. She
was cared for by the Golden Bel
Lodge, w. D. SUNBEAM.