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Northwest Postmaster..

+ WASHINGTON, May 9.-The pres,-
dent has appointed the following post
Minnesota--St. Charles. John Frisch:
Zumbrota, B. c. Grover
Iowa-Cascade, Benjamin C. Wise
MISUNDERSTANDING, Edward r.
Evarts; Lowell, Charles Quick; Mar
lette, George Viewer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., George H. Keep.
North Dakota-Fessenden, John A.
Regain.
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NEW YORK. May 9.-Roland Bingham
Molyneux. who has spent several weeks
In the Tombs prison, charged with the
murder of. Mrs. Kate ]. Adams, was dis
charged this afternoon, the grand jury
having failed to indict him, and immedi-.
ately after re-arrested, charged with as
sault with intent to kill in sending cyan
ide Of mercury to Harry Cornish.
The grand jury, which had been con-
sideringthe Molyneux case for several
days, came into court this afternoon and
announced to Judge Mcmahon that the
charge against MolyneuX had been con-
| sidered and dismissed. Molyneux was at
once brought into court. When he ar
rived before the bar Judge Mcmahon
| asked:
rs there any further charge against
the prisoner7''
There is no existing charge" said
Assistant Attorney Blumenthal.
Discharged" said the judge abrupt
ly.
There was not a trace of feeling on
Molyneux's pale face He stood a
moment and then, taking his hat, start
ed to walk out of the court room. He
was met at the railing in front of the
bar by his counsel, Barlow s. Weeks,
who rushed from his office on hearing the
news. Weeks grasped the hand of the
young man, shook it and said some en-
couraging words. They walked out of
the court room. AT the door they were
met by Detective Arthur Casey, of the
police headquarters, who presented a
warrant, issued by Judge Jerome, of the
sessions court, charging Molyneux with
assault on Cornish, in sending him
syanide Of mercury, with intent to kill
him.
VAIN PROTEST
Weeks protested without avail AS
sistant Attorney Osborne was present,
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TEMPLES COMET.
Seen Out Late at Night and Said t.
he on a Periodical.

BE ON PerfOdfcAI.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May S.-Dr. J. 3.
Keller, director of Lick Observatory, an
nounces through Harvard college obser-
vatory the discovery of Temples periodi-
cal comet, by Mr.. Perrine an assistant
at Lick. The position of the object, which
Is described as faint" Is May, SCOT,
Greenwich mean time; right ascension, 18
hours 81 minutes, SIS seconds; declina-
ton, south, degrees, 30 minutes 10 Sec
onds.
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Hastings Defeats NorthtieId.

HASTINGS. Mayo .-(special.-Th
game of the season here yesterday af-
ternoon with the HighSchool nine Of
Mortified, defeating the latter by score
of Is to Z
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DEAL is OFF.
Detroit Street Railway Commission
Has Failed.

DETROIT, Mich, May s-Negotiations
between the Detroit street railway com
mission and Tom l.. Johnson for the pur-
chase OF the street railways of Detroit
by the city were declared off TODAY. The
commissioners had submitted an ultima
tum as to the prices and terms.
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PASSENGER DISAPPEARS.
Supposed to Have Left Winnipeg
Junction, but Didn't Reach Fargo.

FARGO, N. D., May ga passenger on
the Northern Pacific west-bound train
disappeared this morning between Winni-
peg Junction and Fargo He left all his
effects in seat. and it is not known
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FOUND DEAD,


~ ttssE > s1F =,
Body of a Supposed st. Paul Man
Picked Up at Grand Forks.
GRAND FORKS. May 9-(Special) y
The body of man supposed to be John
Gilfoil, or Bentley, of st. Paul, was
picked up on the railroad tracks here to-
day. From papers found on him it is
presumed that he had wife in st. Paul.
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MOLYNEUX is FREE
LIBERTY OF BRIEF DURATION,
FOR HE IS ALMOST IMME-
DIATELY REARRESTED
SECOND CHARGE IS ASSAULT

Alleged He Attempted to Take the
Life of Harry Cornfsh-His Attor-
ney Enters a PrOtest-MoIyneux Is
Held, Nevertheless, and Bail Is
Fixed at Ten Thousand Dol
lars
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daughters, and in driving on bridge
one of the horses feet went into a
hole, throwing it down, and in its
struggles to regain its feet it rolled
off the bridge and was killed. Though
dragging the other horse with him, it
escaped without injury. How both
women escaped without harm is almost
a miracle. This is quite a loss to Mr..
Humble, as these were a fine team
of matched blacks.
DR.. and Mrs. Gabbart were Ottumwa
visitors Saturday
Mrs. Gay left Friday morning for a
visit with friends in Chicago.
Lawrence Shaw, of Burlington, was
an over Sunday visitor in Batavia.
DR.. Baldridge was called in consul
tation in Ottumwa Saturday.
Mr.. Miller and wife, of Eldon, are
visiting their sisters, Mrs. Alfred and
Mrs. Lutz.
Rev. Thornlee leaves this week for
Mt. Pleasant to attend conference. His
many friends hope he will be returned
to Batavia.
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where refreshments were served. Mr..
and Mrs. Adams departed on Wednes-
day morning for their new home in
Missouri.
We had a good rain last Sunday ev-
,ening.
Mrs. Mcdaniel is on the sick list, also
Mrs. M. M. Freelove.
A good many of the Milton people
attended the Bloomfield fair.
Mrs. John Jack is having! a severe at
tack Of rheumatism.
The Aid Society met at the home Of
Dayey Thompson, with his family,
moved to Laddsdale last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Miller are re-
joicing over their first born, boy.
Grandma Archer has been very. i'll.
VIM. McManis and wife, F. NJ. Smith
and family all went to the country last
Sunday.
Henry McAfullen, from South Prai-'
RE, has moved into Frank Clendennin's
house in the west end Of town.
Sam McCombs will move back to
town this fall.
NJ. NJ. Freelove has moved into Mrs..
Thompson's house near the Christian
church. 9 us 81
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FLORIs.

Floris, Sept. 27.-Charles Parker and
wife are visiting relatives in Missouri.
Jacob Connor and wife and little
daughter Elva visited at the home Of
their brother, j. E. Crist, last Monday.
Miss Kate Crumerine, of Eldon, is
visiting with her parents in this city.
Mrs. David Jay and Mrs. Mamie
Hudson left Thursday for Drakesville,
to visit Mrs. Jones, daughter of Mrs.
Harmon.
Mrs. P. T. Davies left Wednesday for
Keokuk and will visit Chicago before
returning home.
Ben Heady and wife and Miss Clara
Buchanan returned from Indiana Tues
day.
Eldon Ramey and wife, Of Abingdon,
are spending few days at the homo Of
S. S. McClures.
John Carpenter is hauling lumber
from Joe Rouch's with which to erect
q new house.
j. E. Crist and wife, OF Crist, Miss
iCorda Brooks, George Moyey and Miss
Lille Crist spent Sunday at William
Kinney's, five miles east Of Bloomfield.
Greene Smell, living two and a half
miles northwest OF here, died few
days ago.
Rev. Pedit preached at the Christian
church Sunday.
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some better. Her mother, Mrs. Beck
ley from Goatesville, Mo-. came up and
took care of her FOR. a,uhila

some better. Her mother, Mrs. Beck
ley from Loatesville, Mo-. came up and
took care of her for awhile.
Rev. w. q. Sauerman, of Cincinnati,
was unable to preach his farewell SER
mon at the Congregational church
Sunday evening owing to the rainy
weather. Services were held in the
morning. This closes Rev. Sauerman's
second years work here. He expects
to leave soon for Carrier, Oklahoma,
where he has accepted pastorate. His
friends join in wishing him success in
his new field of work.
J. E. DeVault was quite i'll Saturday
but was able to resume his school du-
ties here Monday.
Samuel Mcconnell and wife moved
into their new property Monday.
Several of our people attended the
show in Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. Maron Galpin, of West Grove,
visited relatives here last week.
The Wednesday evening prayer
meeting this week will be held on
Thursday night on account Of the lee.
ture to be given here on that night by
Prof. Howe, of Bloomfield.
Mrs. Myra Morris and daughter Al
lie and Mrs. Joel MCGEE, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dickson, of Bloom
field last Wednesday.
Mrs. Louis Wage, Of Cedar Rapids,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lee Nc
Cormick. Mrs. Wage is on her way
to Milwaukee, Wis, TO make her future
homo.
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BLAKRsnUne.

Blakesburg, Sept. Constable
TinsIey was out Monday and arrested
William Letter on a warrant sworn
out by his wife. Mr.. Letter was taken
before Squire Stuart Tuesday and adj
judged not guilty.
Our heal demo .pop, are very much
agitated ovcy Tho l,r an's" Of sp.s,h
here Saturday, Oct. Z, by Vim. ]. Bry-
an.
Milton Hadley and wife returned last
Thursday from a weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Richland.
s. L. Cohagan left Thursday evening
for Mt. Pleasant, where he will attend
the annual NJ. r. conference held there.
Jacob Peterson sold his live stock and
farm machinery at public auction Lac.
SATURDAY.. Mr.. Peterson and his win
will take an extended trip through the
western states.
Ernest Finney is building new
house on his farm south Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles olney, OF Dud-
ley, visited relatives near here last Sat
urday and. Sunday.
Died, on Wednesday, Sept. 20, the in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and AIRS. VIM.
Wilson,
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CON.PETINK.

Competine, Sept. 2s.-Mr. and Mrs.
S. j. Smith We're callers here Sunday.
John Phillips, Jr., of Crawford, Neb.,
is here visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cook, of Ruthven,
visited at S. NJ. Dickens last week.
VIM. Hawthorne has been visiting in
Missouri the past two weeks.
Mr.. Oliver, of Packwood, was bust
ness caller here Monday.
The party at D. Smiths Friday night
was attended by number of young
people of this vicinity.
Mr.. Spidle, of Mt. Pleasant, was
transacting business here last week.
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center, Sept. 2s.-Phil Gar
ner, northwest of town, unloaded two
cars of cattle here Thursday, taking
them to his farm.
Mrs. Geo. Mullenix was guest of
Mrs. H. A. Cross Thursday.
Dr.Baker, OF Ottumwa, has moved his
family to Highland Center.
DR.. Anthony is packing his effects
preparatory to moving to Ottumwa.
Rev. Milton Byran, pastor of the
regular Baptist church at this place,
died at his home in Fremont Thursday
and the interment took place Friday in
the Fremont cemetery.
A number of the members of the I.
o. o. +. attended Laramie lodge Friday
evening.
Mrs. Vaughn is visiting with her
sister in Chicago, at present.
Cass county.
c. H. Payton made flying trip to
Illinois the first of the week.
Chas. Stevens is spending few days
in the vicinity of Washington.
Z w. r. Mullenix, of West Highland,
was married Sunday, Sept. "a, to Miss
Ruby Davis, at the home of the brides
parents near Charlton. Monday a re-
ception was given them at the family
residence of Mr.. Mullenix attended by
the relatives and friends.
Miss Maggie Cross was an Oskaloosa
caller Wednesday.
Our town was practically deserted
Saturday, the inhabitants going to OF
tumwa.
g KIRKvILLE.
Kirkyille, Sept. 27.-Arthur 3. Brown
has returned from weeks trip to
Sandwich, H., where he attended the
county fair in the interest OF the
Janney people. Mr.. Brown had charge
of corn husker and shredder on ex-
hibition at the fair.
Little Lulu Ellsworth is i'll with the
typhoid fever, but her condition is not
serious, and it is hoped she will by
good care soon be up again.
Hugh Brown, of Ottumwa, was visit
in" his brother, Thomas Brown, and
family last week. 5I
Frank Stoke, Of Bloomfield, was a
business caller in this vicinity this
week. He returned home Wednes-
day.
Married, at the parsonage, Tuesday
evening, Sept. 26, by Rev. ]. C. Caugh-
Ian, Albert Hirst and Miss Grace Kirk
patrick. Their many friends extend
congratulations to l.Aese most excellent
young people. Mr.. Hirst is son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hirst and a
young man of excellent character. The
bride is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Kirkpatrick, and has been
reared here from childhood and is
highly esteemed by all who know her.
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LEBANON.

Lebanon, Sept. 2S.-M. O. Chetsum,
of Keosauqua, was here Tuesday of
last week, and called on Mrs. Slater
and Miss McComb, old acquaintances.
Mrs. I. L. Hughes, wife of Rev.
Hughes, and little son Eugene and Mrs.
L. III. Jennings, of Cantri1, were visit
ors at the Snider home Tuesday of last
week and were calling on other friends.
Mrs. Joseph Beeler and Hazen went
in Leando Tuesday of last week to Wis
it among relatives.
The sale by D. A. Robson and g. j.
Wilson, at the home of the former
Monday was well attended and every
thing brought good prices.
liza Warner went to Pulaski last
week where she will be for some time.
Miss Estella Humphrey is at Bethel.
Mrs. Annie Wilson entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Johnston, of Ottumwa, and
Daniel and Nathan Wilson, of this
place, last Wednesday.
Willis Aldridge, of Pulaski, is here
spending week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holtsclaw and daugh-
ter, of Illinois, are here visiting the
Harrison family.
Mrs. Clafiin returned home from
Troy last week in poor health, but is
improving since her return.
DR.. G. S. Gournsey and wife left
Thursday for Chicago for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlisle, OF Iowa City, cousins
of 3. B. Sample, are at the Sample
home for short visit and will go FROM
there tn Mt pleasant
Craig Johnston went to Kilbourne
Sunday for his little brother, Earl,
who has been there visiting.
Frank Wilson and wife, of North
Prairie, attended service here Sunday.
v. L. Wilson, of Ottumwa, was here
Sunday visiting friends.
Miss May Seamster, Of West Che
quest, is here with Mrs. Wiggens for
an indefinite time.
7. Fl. Jennings, of Cantril, accompa-
ned Rev. Hughes here and to Home
Prairie where he preached his last ser
mons for this conference year. They
left Mt. Pleasant Monday morning to
attend the annual conference.
| Perry Keller, of North Prairie, wal
! here Sunday.
Ed. Peacock went to Burlington Sat
urday on business.
George Green, of Troy, was guest
of his sister, Mrs. Nathan Wilson, Sun
day.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, Sept. 26.-The corner
stone of the new Methodist church was
laid Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
The ceremony was preceded by short
service at the old church. Rev. T. B.
Hughes read an introductory address
from M. E. Discipline, followed by
music by the choir, prayer by Rev. a.
g. Milice, and responsive reading OF
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Abba,

Abba, Sept. 2s.-The democrats of
this county are making great prepare
tions for celebrating Bryan's visit to
the city on the evening of October O..
They have leased a large tent and will
have the gentleman speak from it. The
tent will probably be located near the
Burlington depot.
The Abba Canning company has
commenced to can pumpkins and
squash. They pay $1.50 per ton, or an
increase over last year Of twenty-five
cents per ton.
Rev. .. L. Schreiner, pastor of the
Methodist church, left this morning
for Mt. Pleasant, where he will at
tend conference. This year will close
the pastorate OF Rev. Schreiner at this
place, and wherever he may be sent he
will have the best wishes OF all Abba
people.
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Willie Bunch returned Monday to
work at the Daggett dairy in Ottumwa.
Willie began work there some time ago
but Il to quit work on account of q
felon on his thumo.
This week is proving week of gen
uine fall weather, rather cool mornings
and evenings, but pleasant through the
day. There has been some frost, but
not enough to seriously injure any
thinr
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MILroN.

Milton, Sept, es.-Rev. 9. B. Mckay,
OF Bennett, has been appointed by the
iowa conference for the coming year
to preach for the Methodist Protestant
circuit, He preached his first sermon
last Sunday night at this place. Milton
will have preaching every Sunday night
till further announcements.
Mrs. Adams last Tuesday evening
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IN her counsel practical assistance.
Mrs. Pinkham's address is Lynn.
Mass.
Mrs. MABEL Coop, Correctionville,
Ia, tells how Mrs. Pinkham saved
her life. She says:
canr IT thank you enough for
what your medicine has done for me,
I can recommend it as one of the best
medicines on earth for ali women's
ills. I suffered for two years with
last became bedfast. Three of our
good so ! concluded to try Lydia
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BATAVIA.

Batavia, Sept. 27.-What might have
proved serious accident happened
last Tuesday evening. Mrs e. u. Hum
driving home from Mrs. Humble's
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ME ills of women overshadow their whole lives
Some women stanty getting medical treat.
ment and well. "A woman best understands
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ISEB,

from Alabama Saturday. 81
A number of Keb people attended
the circus in Ottumwa Saturday.
Miss Anna Sockerson, of Ottumwa,
spent Sunday ait her home in Keb.
Mrs. James Ncren is visiting in ILL
nois.
Miss Mary Spears, of ottumwa, spent
Sunday with her parents in Keb.
Mrs. John Daniels and daughter Liz
zie are visiting in Hiteman.
KEOsAUQUA.
Keosauqua, Sept. 27.--Mr. and Mrs.
Newton Guernsey. of Milton, visited
over Sunday at the home of I. w.
Haney.
Granville Hunter, a former Keosau-
qua boy, but now Of Sherman, Tex,
spent few days here last week.
Rev. j. w. Cheney and wife returned
SATURDAY. from two weeks visit to
Minneapolis and Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hales are
making an extended visit in the Da-
kotas.
Mrs. Eliza Malcolm, of Fort Madison,
Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Warrior are visit
ing in Rochester, VT, and other east
ern points.
Howard Paschal. of Chicago, spent
last Wednesday with his wife here at
the old home Mrs. Paschal will re-
main a few weeks longer, until Mr..
PaschaPs return from Joplin, Mo.
The Methodist Market last week
cleared SIS. 1t is now a regular Sat
urday feature on our business street,
and is well patronized by the house
wives.
Rev. C. 3. Perkins spent several days
last week in Denmark attending the
Association of Congregational church,
es. He also preached yesterday in
Keoknk for Rev. Byers.
The houses Mrs. Emo is building for
Mr.. Streeter and Mr.. French are APP
preaching completion and are very at
tractive residences.
| An elegant veranda is now being
built around two sides of the Hotel
Manning.
Miss Alma Hearne and Mrs. Julia Nc
kibbin will attend the Methodist con-
ference at Mt, Pleasant.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. Walker go to Mt.
| Pleasant today aid will be guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson during
the conference.
Rev. and Mrs. Patterson started this
mornir~ to drive overland to Burling-
ton. from there they go to the Iowa
conference at Mt. Pleasant, and later
to the Keokuk street fair, driving home
from there. The Methodist people eN-
pect Rev. Patterson to be returned as
their pastor, and 1t is the sincere wish
of all, both in and out Of the church.
The spire of the Methodist church is
now u, and the roof and floor finish
I<,1 hsf.ls.4
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WILLARD.

Willard, Sept. 27.-Mrs. Graves, OF
Dakota, a sister of Swan Anderson, has
been visiting relatives in this city the
past week. Mrs. Graves returned home
Friday, accompanied by Mr.. Anderson,
who intends making his home in North
Dakota.
Miss. Grace Clearinghouse visited
Hickory school Monday.
Many of our peonle attended the
show at Ottumwa the 23d.
Sander Pierson, wife and baby visit
ed relatives Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Houdyshell visited at
Nels. Halls the past week.
Miss Lila Money is staying at her
uncle's. Mr.. Dougaerty, attending
her brother, Charles, who is i'll.
Chas. Money, who lately had his leg
crushed in the coal mines, is slowly re-
covering.
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BUNCHI

Bunch, Sept. Harlan Scott has
bought a farm at Jacksonville, No,
where he will move in the near flu
ture.
John stuffiebeam and Mary Whistler
were united in marriage last Wednes-
day by Elder S. B. Downing.
There will be a farewell social given
by ,. e. Jones and wife next Tuesday
evening, before moving to their new
home, south OF Drakesville.
Rev. Hastings, who is holding a ser.
les OF meetings at the Elm Grove
school house, emersed a number OF
converts last Sunday.
James zigler has returned from
Oklahoma, where he spent the sum-
mer.
steila Hoover visited with Miss
Mamie Alams last Sunday.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Knott died last Monday, and the fun.
eral services were conducted Tuesday
Continued on page 81 4
49,
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evening and recommended Lydia E. Pinkhas Vegetable
Compound saying that she knew that would me- then
sent for medicine and after taking bottles waa
entirely cured cannot praise it enough"
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OHEoURsT.

Chequest, Sept. 27.--J. A. Erickson
has just completed . new cave for j. e.
Shaffer. n
George Zachan is building new res
idence on his farm.
Last Friday evening there was
very pleasant social given at the home
of +. s. Harryman, to quite number
OF the young people, in honor of their
cousin, Miss Myrtle johnson, of Mil
ton, who has been here on an extend
ed visit, but returned to her home on
Saturday. The evening was spent in
music and games. Refreshments were
served. The company departed at
late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Rambo are absent
for q few days, the guests Of friends at
Mystic.
w H. Harryman and wife spent Sun;
day with C. G. Rodgers and family,
near Selma
p. Z. Hanshaw and family visited
Sunday at the home of Glenn Steele.
John Bacus and family spent Sunday
with Rev. Murray and wife.
Frank Nelson and wife were guests
at the parental home OF Mrs. Nelson
last Sabbath.
Waldo Harryman made a flying trip
to Milton last Saturday and called ON
friends there.
Lizzie Koontz is slowly recovering
from her recent injuries.
There were several men from here
attended the Shreave sale near Troy
last Wednesday, and number from
here attended the soldier1 reunion at
Eldon.
Francis Harryman and family spent
Sunday with friends and relatives at
Milton.
Clark Crandall will soon move into
Mrs. Farmers old HONS.
Rev. Acres filed his regular appoint
ment at Providence church last Sun
day. 1t was voted by the members OF
the church at the morning services to
repair the church to the amount of
500.
Lee Bros. AMI r. A. ,.rickson began
work on Fred Plowman's new dwelling
Monday.
Arost has held OF in this section re-
markably we'll and the fall pasture Is
looking fine.
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pear.
MRS. DOLE STANLEY,
Ca m pb e llsburg. Ind,
writes: |" DEAR MRS.
PINKHAM-I was troubled
with sick headache and
was SO weak andnervous,
Il could hardly go. A
friend called ,,non ma o,,a