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weaver Held for Alleged perjury.

Georgetown. KY, September Tho
case Of George e. Weaver. charged with
perjury, was concluded before County
Judge Yates today and Weaver was held
10 the Scott county circuit court in The
sum OF $3.50
As Weaver was unable TO furnish bond.
he was romanded 10 Jail, He was a wit.
ness in the prosecution Of Caleb Powers
and the charge Is based on his ties. lmony
IN that case.
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at fourteen yards. All target event, il
be divided, Rose system. Three nos,r
in ten, and four in twenty and tv,rs,.
five bird events. Live bird events Mn <.
divided as follows; la seven and N
birds, three money, 50 per cent h y.
cent and 30 per cent; in fifteen, .ss,t,
and twenty-five. four moneys. 20 per nj
so per cent, 90 per cent and 10 pei cent
American Association rules will soyu,
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PROPOSE to nlscontinue uuyipw.

Manchester September 4.-The Fedora
ton of Cotton splnners. at meeting to-
day, decided TO invite all the Lancashire
spinners TO attend conference Friday
afternoon when It will be proposed to
discontinue buying American spot cotton.
This will have tho effect OF stopping until
the new crop Is marketed as stock Is low
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speclaI Grand Jury for nio,cr..

Akron. Ohio, September A special
grand Jury was ,mDaneled today to con-
slider The cases Of the men arrested for
p,gar'icipating in the recent riot. Judge
nvnler. In ehargins the jury. exhorted
, snem % be courasvous and to place the
piame whorcyGs IL may belong.
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OPPOSED TO EvuACATIoN.
Foreigners Are Filing Protests with
Their Governments.

Copyright 1900. by the Associated PreEs.j
Shanghai. September 4,--Reports re-
oolved hero from the treaty ports show
that the opposition to tho allied forces
eyaeuating PeSin before a final settlement
with tho Chinese "a arrived at is universal
and intense among the foreigners The
commercial and missionary bodies are
cabling protests to their governments. Tho
diplomatic and military officers, except the
Russians, share this feeling Ii Hung
Chang, since his understanding with Rus
sla. has changed front toward the repre-
Hentalives OF tho other powers and has
been insolen. and almost insulting In his
irteryiews With them.
ii has recommended the dowager Gnu
preSs 10 appoint the two southern vice.
roys who made the agreement with the
ecBsus TO keep order In their territories
the president OF the tsung II yameu aud
hifnself. as commission to treat With
10 powers. III starts for Tlon Tsn ia
week ON q Chinese ship conveyed BY q
Japanese warship.
~ W Roektill the United States epc-
clni commissioner. starts for Pekin Thurs
day.
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Dir, scwnil Gro7ying yyenIser.

Bath Me. september 5. 1915 a. m.-
Tho physicians attending Hon, Arthur
sewsll state that he continues to grow
WEAKER Tho Indications are that be
viii not last through the night.
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RAILROADS.

First annual report OF the Kansas City
Southern.
W X. Maxwell, general baggage master
OF the Katy. is dead at Roaton.
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licers in the Interior department. restrain
ing the secretary OF the interior from en-
forcing the collection OF the tribal tax in
tho Cherokee Nation.
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Restrained coileetiop of Tribal Tax.
Chicago, september IA special 10 the
Record from Vinita. l. r. slys; In the
United states court Joseph A. Gill. Jude.
rendered a decision IN tho case OF w. @.
RodgerA against George Wright, ct al. OF
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Germany 10 Land Troops.
Shanghai. Sept

Shanghai. September 1T IS officially
annouaced that Germany Is about to land
400 troops here 90 cooperate in tho pro-
lection OF the city.
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DE Larey,s Death Reported.

Pretoria, September At is eepor' cd
that General De Larey, the Boer com
mander died OF wounds received at Glands
river.
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p,Ic.tinc won from Brl"H =,

Bryan, Texas, September 80 tara
tine and Bryan ball tedms oesaa pas.
game series here this afternoon l.,,s i /
tine won the first game py
to 8. --->
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cabinet Mee,ins without nesnl,..

Washington, September 4--The cabinet
meeting today was without results. No
news Of Importance. Il was stated. has
been recsiyed frcm any Houree and moth
ing OF public interest trapspired at the
meeting. Secretary Long snd Secretary
Hay and Postmaster General Smith were
the culy absentees.
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piles Cured without the KnIse.

Itching, Blind Bleednz or Pfetrrdiny
Piles. Your drpgg 81 VIII refund yoir
money K PAZo OINTMENT fails TO cure
you. so cents,
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TRANSPORTS Ar MANILA.
About roo Tons of stores for China
Damaged.

About roo Tons of stores for China
damaged.
Washington. September 4.-The war de-
partment today received the following
eahlegram
"MLniIa. September 4.--Adjutant Gen
erai. Washington. Transports Meade and
Californian arrived today. Latter de-
layed at Guam. broken propeller
Macarthur"
The Meade carried squadron OF the
Third cavalry, battalion y, Fifteen in-
iantry and a company OF engineers, This
force originally waa intended for China,
but was diverted at Nsgasnh for Manila.
She probably will be sent TO Hong Kons
TO bo locked
Tho Californian was about ten days
overdue. 1t Is reported that 700 tons Of
stores which she carried have been dam
aged or destroyed. How this occurred was
not stated In tho brief cable received BY
the war department Largo portions OF
these stores were intended for winter sup
plies for the troops in China and II viii
ea'se some trouble To- replace them and
ship them to China before the closed
season q, Taku.
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Germans Took ros.e.sion. OF Mn

Berlin. September A.-An official dis
patch from 'rllu announces the receipt OF
a telegram from Poidn. dsted August 90.
saying the German troops have taken
possession OF hill within the Imperial
city.
The dispatch adds that 1000 additional
Italian troops have reached Taku
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago 4: Detroit l.
Cleveland Milwaukee mx,atss
Second game: Cleveland a hls'
Buffalo 10: Minneapolis ,ools f.
Second game: Buffalo S; MinnesiV"
Indianapolis g; Kansas City o.
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DOMESTIC.
TEXAS POLITICS.

Ono Thousand wood workers at Chicago
are out on a strike.
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the hands Of every man, .sn issued.
ana every boy has iust M es sent e
copy Of this littie book W., 10 sni 9
postpaid. IN plain wrspps, ylaor, ~
suffering from Loss Of Msni pn,ooi re,
ooeele. Structure. SPECIFIC . lam Ki'15
ms. weak Back. Rhsun's .ay tsrp !.
or Urinary Complaints, o .s-alar r'sieE
Of this paper. send name ~
and neiiion this paper
). NEWTON HATHAwsAecs c. z.
DR.. Hathaway .sesis, a.
3oDB Alamo Plaza sAs
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stops the Cough
and Works on the Gala.

Laxative sromo- Qulhira Tablets cure A
s Soia u one dag. No cure. No pay. prire
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sheepsbend Results.

New York, September IA good sized
crowd enjoyed some close and spirltes
racing a sheepshead Bay today Winning
favoritcs were scarce. Maid Of Honor in
the last event being the only one to score,
Five furlongs. selling--Inshot, Cherries,
Luck. Time, 100 40.
Mile and an eighth-Bombshell Belle or
Troy, King Bramble. Time, 1888 3-5
The Flight. seven urlongs--Hellobas,
Brigadltr. Voters. Time :26 3-o
{ Mile-Borough Westbaden. Chanticloer.
Time, 1;42 is.
Six flMlongs. seling-Colonel Padden,
Himtne. Annoy. Time, 1913 as.
The Russett handicap, mile and MALT
on turf-Maid OF Honor. David Garrick,
Laverock. Time, 2;35.
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Three quarters OF mile, selling.-About lol.
Lone Fisherman l04, MarothGn l0i Strategist
I2 The Regent %, Bowen 100, Edgeheld los,
Inc Golden Prince 80. Comnutcr 1902, Pres
grave, Tuskarosa l06, Princess Evelyn %.
Frank Hall i02 GenH o.
Nile handicap intrusive l2s. Maxine Co
nez l23, Trillo ll3. McMeekin lls, Rockton,
Kamara ia. Wait Not III. potente III. KIN
IniMunic Peaceful les, whlsiling Con w.
Prejudice i0l. Nabocksh Hardly So.
Futlrity course, the Belle niles, 2-year- olds
-ondurdis l07, Maria Bolton 100, Sweet Lay
ender i15. Elizabeth NJ 10I, Tower of Candies
lis Princess Pepper lis, Queen Pepper l0l,
Lady Schorr l2C, lnshot Luerona. Diary Nc
Coy lg7. Morning Side 100.
Mile and three cigh,hs, tho September Ad-
vance Guard 49, First whip Ill. killashan-
ORA los, James l21
Thtee-quafters OF a mile, on main track
Knight OF Rhodes 12l, Richard J. rs, La
Tosca II li3, sadduccee i0s st. simonian
lis. Lady OF the Vale l0S, Sanders 1873. Epi-
gram los
Nile and an eighth, on turf sellng-Candle-
black 100, Precursor l01 Yolnco 81, Sir ritz-
hugh i0i, Mcleod Of Dare ZIG, Tyrshena,
MillstreaIn, Bangor LOG Golden Spectre "a.
Weather clear. track fast
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BASEBALL.
xATIoNAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphin September 4.-st. LOU; III
Philadelphia hit the ball freely ipdsy, ~
the home tennis hits were made-at the rs's
upportune time. The fielding Of 10th tar
at tines was rather ragged
Score Hi
rhpadelnhla .,......,, 20l lsi lOx--l3 Il
Powell and Robinson. Donohus and AtFlr
land.
BROOKLYN. September i-chIcsEc var y
days game in the face Of a ninth.larhf
iaiiy bv the Brookiyns, The Visitors q.
uloyed the locals at every noint cary y Y !
came and the last half Of the n'rsa MI
with the scOrr their favor. Two dpseH
Two sir glcs and base on Falls sctft as'
runs Win two out and ono tl'n neea@
tic, Mcclure doubled. M6Ginnty ran NJ ~
ana stole Third Demont followed VII
base on balls on double steal McHtny
was out az the plate on close declsal II
Score m
Cn'caeo '''''''''.''''''''vvs ~ ~, M,
brooklyn ..........,..,.luO OIL W. Y, 4
Garvin and Donohue; Howell and NeGslf
Poston. September 4.-Pittsburr von N ,l
games today The second game vss ellA
In the seventh on account Of darkness q
Score 4.
Boston .......".,...''..' o w ~ ~ % ~, ~
PITT burg .,..,,.'...'.,'. Nv IVY ~ 4 o,r.,.
Nichols and W Clarke: chesbrc ana oV'''
no.. II n
Second game .., n Vi
Pittsburg .,............2l III 900 ? u
Dlneen and W. Clarke Tanneh aud ~
me;.
New York. September 4-The Nss w Y,
outplayed the Cincinnati club toiM n. v
first game's victory was due % hn s,',s,i
nitching. TAYLOR. the deaf mul,, WA .a
agalpst tho visitors and did eScellsn,, r IN,
Tho New Works In the other pounasa h'''
out OF the box in two inning pusI
Score a..
c ncinnati ..............,.op .iv ~ II
New York ...............QO 900 III Wy 49,.
Scott and Kahoe; Hawley ana ofaS' h:
Second game . i.
Cincinnati ...............lo0 ~ Nv !, 4 q
New York ...........,...4 Y! ~ ~ r.,i., IA
Hahn. Phillips and Kahoe; Ias'e' n
Bowerman.
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GA Pages of Solid
Facts for Men, rls I

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Burr OAK Ridge.

Santa was in our midst and made
many Of the Little ones happy and also
a number of the larger ones.
Several of the neighbors called at Mr..
Horneys the past week to see the new
daughter.
Mesdames Johnson, Chastain and
McCalla spent one day last week with
Mrs. Comstock.
Tade Griffin purchased some shoats
of Eber Horney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cain spent New Years
at Charles Chastain's.
Mr. Underwood and family visited at
E. J. Horney's Wednesday.
Sherm Dale purchased some turkeys
of Mrs. McCalla Friday.
| Mrs. Charles Chastain and two young.
est sons:departed Tuesday for q week s
visit west Of Van Vert with her sister
Mrs. +. A. Adams and on her return
will stop at Decatur to visit her aged
grandfather.
w. Fl. McCalla and family took New
Years dinner at Charles Chastains.
l.ide Chastain returned to her home
in Leon after visit of several weeks il
this vicinity.
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No.Riaht TO Uuliaess.

The woman who is lovely in face form
and temper will always have friends, but
to be attractive must keep her health.
If she is weak, sickly and all run down
she will be nervous and irritable. If
she has constipation or kidney trouble
her impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and wretched
complexion. Electric Bitters is the best
medicine in the world to regulate
stomach, liver, kidneys and to purify
the blood. It gives strong nerves,
bright eyes, AAoth, velvety skin,
rich complexion. makes sgood looking
|f1llY 30 cents at Van Werden's prpa
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Elk p1RAT1oN NOTICE,

To A. F. RILEY:
following described Real Estate, situated In
Decatur county, Iowa. to-wit The north west
quarter Of The northeast quarter of section
b, township 20 range 81, and the south east
quarter Of the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter Of section i. township 20,
range 2f, and the north east quarter OF the
north east quarter of the northwest quarter
for the taxes of 1895 on the 7lh day of Decem-
Der. 1895 to Patrick Griffin that the certificates
of the sale thereof have been issued to and
are now owned by me and that the right OF
redemption will expire. and Treasulers
Deed for said land will be made unless re-
demption from such sale be made within
of this notice. You will govern yourself ac-
cordingly.
Dated, 18th day OF December A. D., 1899.
PATRICK GRIFFIN,
11-3t Owner OF Certificate
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To accommodate those who are par.
tial to the use Of atomizers in apply
ing it into the nasal passages for
catarrhal troubles, the proprietors pre-
pare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price
including the spraying tubes is IS cents,
druggists or by mail The liquid en-
bodies the medicinal properties of the
solid preparation. Cream Balm is qulck.
ly absorbed by the membrane and does
not dry up the secretions but changes
them to natural and healthy charac-
ter. Ely Brothers, So Warren, st. N. Y,
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Court OF the State of Iowa
in and for Decatur County.
Beyis Brothers.
Plaintiff
Alex A Creyeling, Mary E, creyeling. ". II.
TO SAID DEFEH f5siSrs,s' Alex. creveling
and Mary E. Creyehng:
You are hereby notified, that on or before
the First day Of February, A. D., 1900, the pc.
tftion OF Plaintiff in the above entitled cause
win be filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Decatur County, claiming OF and from the De.
PENDANTS Alex Creyeling and Mary e. CrevelinR
the sum OF Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars
interest thereon ct the rate Of eight per cent
per annnm from the First day OF October, 1899.
and costs of suit including reasonable at
the Defendants above named, the foreclosure
of . mortgage executed by the defendant Alex.
Creyeling and Mary p. Crevel1ng to secure
scribed real estate, situated in Decatur coua.
ty, Iowa, to wit:
The east half OF the south east quarter and
s aaa The sne IN 9asr
o. Section thirty six 1857 Township sixty eight
1857 Range twentyseven (27), and the fraction
q southwest hives quarter Is ~ and the frac
quarter Is VIZ ON WA) OF SSction thirty.
one lSD Township sixty. eight 1857 Range
twenty six (s6) West 9th p. NJ.
And asking decree forever barring any
right. title. interest. lien or equity Of redemp.
ton, which you or either OF you may have in
or upon said lands. q
And unless you appear and make defense
thereto on or before noon OF the second day Of
the March term Of sad Court. for the year 1900
TO be begun and holden at the town Of Leon,
In said county, on The 18th day OF March, 1900,
default will be entered against you and judg.
ment and decree will be rendered thereon a.
prayed for. n,
Dated the s7th day oi pecsmberr =, 1aoo
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niah erler.

Millie Cozad is visiting friends in Mis-
souri,
james Dale, who is employed at Des
Moines, is home on short visit.
nished by Robert McDaniels and very
pleasant day was spent, which will be
long remembered.
county are visiting in this vicinity.
Frank Still returned to his Missouri
home Friday.
N. A. Stills spent Christmas with
Woodland friends.
Harvey and Miss Mary Mcdaniel were
Leon callers Saturday.
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orphan Rloue.

Tom Harp and family spent last week
with his father in New Buda.
Jim and VIM. Barlean spent Sunday
at Harl Harp's.
VIM. Fulton and Tom Trultt were on
the ridge last week buying shoats.
Taylor Vanpelt and family spent
Sunday at VIM. Bright's west of Leon,
Amos Butts spent Sunday at MIR.
| Nanpelt's.
| Clark McNelly came down from jim
Bakers Saturday to spend New Years
with his parents.
9. M. Piper, of Charlton, came last
week to spend New Years with his
parents.
A. Vanpelt and best girl attended
church at Bethel Sunday night.
There was meeting at the Manchester
school house last Sunday conducted by
Rev. Lentz, of Woodland.
| Our school is progressing nicely under
the management of l.. C. Pryor. He
has the reputation of being the best
teacher in southern Iowa.
Harl Harp and VIM. Barlean had
legal business at Davis City Monday.
There was about twenty took dinner
in Barlean city New Years and all
report fine time.
School was dismissed at noon Monday
on account Of good dinner our worthy
teacher wanted to attend.
An extra coach was added to the
X. d w. last Monday.
G. NJ. Axes was on the ridge last week
buying stock.
About sixty took dinner at Taylor
Vanpelt's Nmas. The guests from
abroad were, MIR. and Mrs. j. p Lentz,
OF Woodlands; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Wheeler, of Davis City; MIR. and Mrs.
J. G. Dooley, of Decatur City; Mr. and
Mrs Tom Harp, of Spiing Hit; MIR. and
Mrs. Harl Harp and Z NJ. Mitchell. OF
Cuckle Burr Ridge. A good time is,
rsportea
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COUNTY Correspondence.
BDO68V1S
Center.

John Moore and Henry Miller shipped
hogs from Crown.
ca; White delivered hogs at Crown
Saturday.
Lou pease has been on the sick list.
Thomas Wadsworth and family will
start for Oklahoma this week.
Miss Sanger has dismissed school at
Pleasant View on account of sickness.
Lem Vanostrand sold and traded a
fine load of sheep this fall.
Mr.. McMasters occupy their new
house.
Capt. Brown and wife spent Sunday
with their son Elmer Brown.
WIN. Davis and family are visiting in
Kansas.
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EXPIRATION NOTICE.

TO II. HAZELTON:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that the
following described Reai Estate situated in
Decatur county. Iowa. to.wlt: Lot Eight,
Block Three. Park addition TO Lamont. was
sold for the taxes OF 1895, on the 7lh day OF
certificates of sale thereof have been issued
TO and are now owned by me, and that the
right OF redemption will expire, and Treas.
urer's Deed for said land will be made unless
redemption from such sale be made within
ninety days from the date of completed ser
Woe OF this notice. You will govern yourself
accordingly.
Dated, 18th day OF December, A. D. 1889.
PATRICK GRIFFIN.
1T3tt Owner of Certificate
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A Woman's WEAKNESS,

Women sensitiveness ma Ike them sub
ject to more intense WEAKNESS than men
The melancholy, depression and ex
haustion they suffer is due to sluggishac
ton of their organs, which loads the sys.
tens with impurities poisons the blood
and skaters the nerves. Morley,
Sarsaparilla and Iron will cleanse the
system revitalize the nerves and give
strength and energy. J.. Van Werden
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John Adair's house in Woodland
township burned yesterday morning to-
gether with the smokehouse and gran.
airy and it is stated that not a thing of
value from either of the buildings was
saved. John was on his way to town
when the catastrophe occurred and was
notified of his misfortune by telephone.
The house and contents was insured in
the Anchor for $500 but it will not cover
half the loss, as all Of the bedding,
household furniture, 200 bushels of oats,
all Of his meat, sorghum, molasses, etc..
were destroyed. The fire originated OF
the roof, probably from a defective t1ue,
l-lineyille Tribune.
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AGENTS WANTED.

To sell the Marsh Reading Stand
and revolving book case. Best Office
or library article ever patented, and
sells everywhere on sight, at a good
profit. Why stand idle with such
chance to make money? Ask the
publisher of this paper to show You
sample Of this stand, or write us for
WI PARTICULARS at once.
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WAN T ED!

Reliable man for Manager o
branch offi~e | wish to open in
this vicinity. Good Opening for
an energetic sober man. Kind
'y mention this paper when
writing.
A. T. NORRIS, Cincinnati, O.
Illustrated catalogue 4c.postage
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Almost Rlind.

My little four year-old girls eyes were
so weak from birth, that she could not
stand any light at all Was treated by
several physicians without benefit. NV
neighbors i.n.uced ire to buy NJ, r;ey's
Sar>aparilla and Iron from Mr.. ..
Daugherty, Banock, Ky. Tire bottles
not only restored her sight, but III tile
her stronger and healthier than she ever
was in her life. DAVID kEsSlNG.
| Van Vtr len
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There is no need Of turkey feathers
going to waste any more. The Warren
Featherbone Co., of Three Oaks, Mich.
lgan. pay cash for all the quilts and
feathers on turkeys. Write to them for
prices, etc.
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Money to Loan on improved farms at
6. z and 8 per cent. interest for 5, + to 10
yearstime. F.. vAaoA &,SoN.
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In the life Of almost every girl there
are. l am sure, regrets to be found in
plenty; places in plenty where oppor.
tunities for love, or help or gentleness
were overlooked or neglected. l had
many such regrets in my life, yet in
later years l think | made-as every
girl may-stepping stones of these re.
neutrality-suspicious. to better and
broader living. Autobiography Of a
Girl" in the January Ladies Home
Journal.
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Don't forget the O. X. barber
which was started by Charley
last week, when you want q good
and hair cut. First door
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From Our Exchanges,

w. H. Downey, who has been living
near Grand River for some years past,
has bought farm south of Indianola
and will move back to Warren county
Indianola Advocate Tribune
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Corn Feeders.

Do you need corn? If so, write or
telephone J. w. Smith, Lamont, Iowa.
He can furnish ii. 1916
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NOTICE-PROoF OF WILL.
tate of Iowa. DECATUR county. as.

w
state of Iowa. Decatur county. IS.
District court in vacation.
TO all whom II may concern:
Notice is hereby given that an instrument
in writing purporting to be the last will and
testament OF W. H. Knight deceased. was
this day produced, opened and read by the
undersigned and that have fixed Monday,
18th day OF January, 1900, us the day for hear.
ing proof in relation thereto
Witness my official signature with the seal
Of said Court hereto affixed, this 26th day Of
December, 1899.