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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
ST tinson Again Smashes Worlds n c grds.

Br0cktnn. Mass. oct Z5.-Will Stirsor
of Cambridge. today. RODE - miles. -
Yards in one hour. making a new record
for The time He also created new figure
for j to 50 miles inclusive and holds eA--
cry record from two to ~ miles
The previous distance for the hour was
2g miles 1873 yards, made by Stinson or
this track. Oct. =. The previous record
was 81 miles. 1875 yards made by Elkes
on this track. Oct. : The f-.nile record
still belongs 10 Elkes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26

Auburn. y. Y. Oct. 25.-Gov. Roose-
ve!t's special train reached auburn
practically On time. having stopped at
Sterling and Weedspoft after leaving
Oswego. AT Sterling. although there
were but one pr two houses and il is
merely 4 railroad crossing. more than
800 persons were gathered To greet tho
governor. The governor said nothing
new at Sterling. deyoting himself prac-
tically n the benefits that had accrued
To the farming interest in the improve
men Of their condition during the last
four years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26

Syracuse. y. Y.. Oct @ The closing
speeches of the day in rae Roosevelt cam
naign were made today. at Auburn ana
Syracuse. after jumps through widely
divergent counties. While III Auburn ana
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26

kent1cky, = votes. wlll be clrriad
BY the Republicans beyond any ques-
uon- Eut the chances are that il will
rot be given 10 US under the Goebel
law. II makes no difference how votes
are cast, they can be counted as the
Democrats see fit.
The following states are conceded to
the Democrats: Alabama. II. Arkan-
sas. 3. Florida. 4: Georgia. 13. Louisi-
ana. s; Mississippi. 3; South Carolina.
e. Tennessee. Y; Texas. II. Virginia.
y: Montana. 2: North Carolina. Ill:
total. llS
Doubt:ul-Idaho 9. Colorado. 4. Mis-
souri,, Il; Nebraska. s. Utah. 2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26

News was brought To Victoria p. Oil
Wy the steamer Danube ~ the Yukon
elections held Oct. a. which resulted IN
z victory t0E the reform candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26

The smell Of good meat a-cooking to
q hungry man is like incense in the
nostrils Of the devotee. We just said
good meat To secure that culinary
perfumery, then. order your rib roasts,
joints Of mutton. legs of lamb, steaks.
chOps-all the delicacies in the meat
and poultry line-at Hill & Locke's, and
be content. Nowhere il Augusta can
you get better satisfaction as to quail
~ quantity and price. Our Rival Java
coffee comes fresh roasted every week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26
CANDY
.ESculettS
CURE PILES

CURE PILES
and all rectal disorders. Pleasant Not
a physic, 5Oc. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded, at
G. b. MURPHY, Augusta.
HENRY p. CLEARWATER. Halo veil.
H. D. ROBINSON & CO.. Gardner.
aentt ar
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-10-26

London. Oct. 2s-"RumOrs credits
CONTINUED on page %
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Lancaster.

Lancaster, Sept. 1s.-John Kelly
and Lulu Erase went to Packwood
Saturday, returning Sunday.
May Hickman, Tina Bea1l, Gilbert
Randall and Lulu Utterback are at
tending high school in Sigourney.
Mrs. Tom Griffin, of Sigourney, was
in town Thursday.
Lottie and Georgia Terrell visited
in What Cheer Thursday and Friday
with their sister Mrs. Arganbright.
Sam Brunt of Sigourney,was on our
street Wednesday,
Mrs. Will Utterback. from beyond
Sigourney, was here Thursday.
Rev. Ogdan has gone to Des Moi
mes to attend Drake University, so
the Christian Of this place is without
a pastor.
There are % pupils enrolled in the
grammer room, and 20 in the primary
room of our school.
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PackWood.

Packwood, Sept. 1S.-Mrs. Wallace
is quite ill.
Mrs. William DERRICK, who moved
from here to Kansas several years
ago is visiting her sister, Mrs. r.
Woolson and Mrs. o. Marsh.
Misses Lovelle Marsh and Bertha
Norman, are in Ottumwa to visit
friends and take in the carnival.
Albert Severt, of Fremont, was
doing business here last week.
DR.. William Morris, whose sudden
death at Delta was recently noted in
the Courier, was born and grew to
manhood in this township, and prac-
ticed medicine for a number of years
in Abingdon.
A number of persons from here at.
tended the County fair last week.
The Woodmen held a social in the
hall last week, which was a success.
Mrs. Cora Bartof is suffering very
ILL
The wind Tuesday blew off about
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North ENGLISH.

North English, Sept. 1s.-The box
social given at the M. e. church Fri
day night was a success.
Magoon Bros are preparing to ship
another car load of poultry to New
York
Miss Ethel Thomas went to Delta
Thursday morning, and from there she
will leave for Drake university to re.
sumo her studies.
Misses Laura Post, Edna Arthur and
Bertha Magoon have begun their fall
terms of school.
Mrs. Findley Duffield is visiting in
Bloomfield
T. M. Foster is on the sick list.
The meetings at the Dunkard church
are in progress. Large crowds attend.
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Bunch.

Bunch, Sept. 17-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Ballard buried their baby Sun
day, September 16. The funeral SER
vices were conducted at the house at
o'clock p. m. by Rev. Virgil Ross. In
terment was made in the Wesley Cha
pei cemetery.
James Glassburner has moved back
from Kansas to stay. He says old To-
wa is good enough for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Hoover returned
from a two weeks sojourn in Henry
county last Friday evening.
Miss Stella Hoover returned home
from Bloomfield last Thursday sick.
A large number from this locality
attended the big show in Ottumwa
Monday.
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Frederic.

Frederic, Sept. 18.-Farmers are all
busy repairing hay and straw stacks
since the heavy gale on last Tuesday.
Apples are very plentiful and cheap
since the late heavy wind as many
bushels were blown off.
Miss Stella Akers Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Wignall, in Smoky Hollow.
Joseph Scavenger is this week
placing at the grave of his deceased
wife, Eva, most beautiful monu-
ment.
Daniel Davis and daughter, Grace
have returned from Illinois, where
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next week. They have made many
friends in the year and half they
have lived here, who will be sorry to
see them go.
Presiding Elder Cooper preached in
the Methodist church yesterday. Rev.
Patterson preached his closing SER
mon of this conference year in the ev-
ening.
Francis Hunter, of ottumwa, attend
ed the fair last week.
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all the apples, pears and peaches
and the birds are destroying the
grapes.
Miss Ida Huss, of Alton, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Benn and Mrs. Over.
The Equal Suffrage club, of Pack
wood, will meet Wednesday afternoon
at Mrs. E. K. Balors'
Farmers are cutting up their corn,
The crop is phenomenal.
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they went to attend the funeral Of Mr..
Davis brother-in-iaw, Mr.. Bly,.
The young people gave a surprise
Wednesday evening on Miss Grace
Davis. All had jolly good time.
Mrs. Bell Hamilton, wife of our
prosperous merchant, and Miss Agnes
Fall one of Frederic's best young lad.
les visited Eddyville yesterday on
business,
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Seymour.

Seymour, Sept. 17.-Mrs. and Mrs
George Caviness, of Princeton, Mo-,
are spending the week with Mrs
Caviness' mother, at the Wayne he.
tel.
Cal and Roy Morgan. of Allerton,
are in town visiting old friends, and
taking in the fair.
Ebert Leavell, of Corydon, is Wis.
iting relatives and friends in town.
c. w. Lewis, of Centerville, attend.
ed the fair Wednesday.
w. /. Smith will go to Ames soon
on business trip. He is contemplate
ing moving his famil there.
Miss Cloe Ware, of Centerville, is
visiting at the Ware home.
Walter Winger and Miss Nettie
Cain were married Sunday evening.
A. e. Clemmens officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Armstrong and
Miss Coyington of Grand River, are
visiting at the home of Mr. Arm
strong's mother.
Rev. o. G. Mason. has accepted a
position with the brotherhood OF
American Yeoman, and has moved his
family to Oelwein.
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EI6on.

Eldon, Sept. I'm. Harrington and
family returned to Des Moines Satur-
day after visit with relatives at this
place.
Mrs. Ida Baldwin, who has been Wis
iting her brother, L. q. Coad, returned
to her home at st. Joseph, Mo-, Sat
urday.
Jean P. Duffield, of Ottumwa, spent
Sunday at Eldon.
Mrs. Chas. Mcmillan, of Wyoming,
was called here Friday by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Bostwick.
d. G. Bradley, of Centerville, is Wis
ting Eluon friends.
Daisy Pancost, of Libertyyille, and
Mrs. G.. T. Sewall attended the Ottum-
wa street fair today.
Mrs. H. E. Ritz and brother, Leon
Hinkley, spent the day at Ottumwa.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Filkins, of Oklaho-
ma, are visiting A. ]. Shelter.
Mesdames Edgerly, Tomlinson and
M. Hilles are visiting at Keosauqua.
Mae Jones, of Bonaparte, is visiting
Mrs. B. Trow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugan, of Des Moines,
spent Sunday with d. Basquin and IA
mi1v
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Village Creek,

Village Creek, Sept. 1s.-John Ha.
ley lost a horse one day last week.
A number of the people attended
w. Mike Schwartz public sale Sen.
TENDER IL. Everything sold well.
Sam Walker is working for Lewis
BOSNIAN this month.
Mr.. and Mrs John Schwartz and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schwartz spent
Wednesday with friends.
Fred Eastburn and Joe Kosman
were in Ottumwa today.
Mrs. John Prouch and daughter
Margaret called here Thursday.
Frank Wellman and family were in
Amador Saturday.
Lige Walker and daughter Oma.
We're in Ottumwa Sunday.
Rolley Gasney, of Bidwell, spent
Sunday with John Sinskey.
Cal Cushner is working for Smith
and Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engels, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. famous and Miss Oma Walk.
er were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Girls
Kasman Sunday.
Charley Harlan, of Bidwell, has pur-
chased the w. M. Townsend's farm,
and will move about March 1.
Albert and Rolley Gosney gave an
oyster supper at their home Saturday
evening
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Syracuse, New York, who has been
visiting his aunt Mrs. VIM. Willard,
left yesterday for Salt Lake City and
other western points.
Mrs. M. Kinsey, of What Cheer, a.-
rived last night. She was called here
by the serious illness of her father,
Mr.. Simmons.
Mrs. 1. Hinkle, of Ottumwa, is Wis
iting Eldon friends.
Mrs. H. r. Baker and daughter
Florence will leave for Iowa City this
evening, where Florence will enter
the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hills and clil-
dren, Mesdames l. G. McCreary, Ed
geIly of Oklahoma, and Roy Tomlin-
son of Chicago and Miss Frances
Hilles, of Memphis, Mo-, enjoyed a
picnic down the river last evening.
Mrs. Geo. Irwin left this noon for
Kansas City, where she will be met
by her husband
H. F. Harland went to Keokuk this
morning. az
Mrs. Fleming was an Ottumwa visi.
tor today. ss
Harry Reno, of Trenton, Mo-, is Wis.
iting his sister Miss Minnie Reno.
Misses Minnie and Emma Drake
went to Lineville today to visit rela-
tives.
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, Sept 14-The Davis
county fair opened on Thursday with
an attendance of $500. The sale of
membership tickets on Wednesday
was the largest for many years.
Thursday, however, was the great
day, many new entries having been
made in different departments. The
exhibits in art, farm produce, poultry
and stock are better than those of
last year. An excellent feature of
the fair is the new dining hall erect
ed by the association for the use OF
the Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tian church, which serves meals each
day. The receipts on Wednesday a.
mounted to $50. The young man
who was injured while racing on Wed.
nesday, sustaining broken arm and
collar bone, was Miles Webb, of Mi
Ian, Mo-, who rode "Baby Sweet.
heart" owned by Sam Mitchell, OF
Lancaster, Mo. The young man with.
held his name on Wednesday, refus.
ing to give it as he did not wish his
mother to learn of the accident. He
was able to walk about the grounds
on Thursday.
The report of the races on We'd
nesday shows: First race, 8 minute
trotting with two starters, "Scott AL
lison, owned by o. e. Montgomery,
of Bloomfield; Colonel Bryant, owned
by Ephe Wight, of Eldon. Scott AL
lison won the race. Time-2:55;
first heat, 2:52-2:51.
Third race.--Farmers trot between
Billy d. owned by 3. F. Smith,
Bloomfield, and Zulu c." owned by
Alva Swift, of Bloomfield. Billy
D" won Time-S :50Hs and 3:421a.
Fourth. Running race one-half
mile and repeat between Baby
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

TOR SALE--77 acre farm 2H miles east of
Agency. Good level land, best in Iowa.
Call on or address VIM. Cole, Agency, Iowa.
TOR SALE-I have few farms, listed from
u 80 acres up to 800 acres, in Wapel1o county,
all with fair Improvements. They are prairie
farms with deep rich soil. Anyone WISHING to
look at these farms will cali on me- one mile
east of ottumwa, or write me. Phil Watkins,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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BIadensburg.

Bladensburg, Sept. 18.-Jacob Daily
and Jimmy Hammersly are on the sick
list.
Rev. A. e. Thornley, preached his
last sermon of the year last Sunday.
Eliza Smith has his house almost
completed.
Earl Parker began school last Mon
day at Reveal school west of Ottumwa.
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Willard.

Willard, Sept. 1S.-Jas. McCriss, OF
Sioux City, was an over-Sunday visit
or at the home of N. Hall.
L. l.. Swenson and wife took dinner
at Nels Halls Monday.
Hickory school has now begun with
Miss Wilson, of Ottumwa, as instruct
or.
Miss Anna Lodwick and Miss Lizzie
Newell have returned from Mystic
where they visited last week.
Miss Bessie Wagers is on the sick
list.
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Hedrick.


Hedrick, Sept. 15.-Mrs. Ardery. of
Hutchinson, Kan, is visiting with rel.
atlves in Hedrick and Martinsburg,
Rev. A. K. Williams, of Competing
was in town Wednesday.
Jno. Pogue has returned to his
home in Red Oak, after spending sew.
eral days with his sister Mrs. Jno
| Terrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Harrison, OF
Winfield, left for Ottumwa today
where Mr.. Harrison will take treat.
ment at the hospital for a few days
The Methodists will give an ice
| cream social on DR.. Eastburn's lawn
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Scott are both
in very poor health.
Miss Sadie Hook returned from ST.
! courtney Thursday morning.
Miss Bertha Norman, of Pack
wood, is visiting Miss Ruth Morrison
/ A number of our citizens expect
to hear Major Lacey at Fremont to-
1ay
Mrs. S. H. Durfey is in poor health
Ora and Eff1e Roop are in Fairfield
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burnaugh, liv.
! ing south of town, were in Hedrick
yesterday. They have recently sold
their farm and will give possession
as soon as business will permit. They
contemplate moving to town.
Yesterday while on his mail route
Mart Beck had quite an exciting run.
away. While driving down hill a
breast-strap broke and the team be
came unmanagable, running away
| and demolishing wagon and harness
badly. No one was hurt. The team
ran about three miles.
Cecil Davis and Miss Eve Young
were married at the Young home
Wednesday evening. Rev. Shortess
officiating.
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Rathbun.


Rathbun, Sept. 18.-The Austrian
society gave very entertaining pic
mic here Saturday. Good speaking
by prominent men of Centerville, good
music, dancing and refreshments were
the chief attractions. The Brazil
band furnished the music and rem
dered good service.
C. A. Bard returned Tuesday from
Trenton, Mo-, after an absence of six
months.
l.. R. Galley and wife were Center
vile visitors Tuesday.
w. G. Stranathan of Grossdale, ILL.,,
now has charge of the market for the
Streator Med. Co.
Mrs. Holman, of Mystic, was here
Wednesday visiting her sister, Miss
Edith Swens.
Humbert, the young son of pit fore
man John Sebben, died yesterday
morning of cholera infantum. The
body will be taken to Seymour for
burial today.
The Milwaukee railroad company is
building a large water tank at the
bridge here, and will remove the
small tank to Elmira, Mo.
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Elcon. t4
Eldon, Sept. l5.-Mead Hedglow, Of
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Delta.

d
Delta, Sept. 16.-Eben Ramsey, of
Keota, was here in the interests OF
the republican party Wednesday.
DR.. Johnson has moved into his new
Office in the Miss Long property.
Mrs. L. Brown spent Friday at her
parental home.
Hade Brainard and wife and Mrs.
Ida Brainard leave next week for a
four weeks trip in Ohio.
Miss Myrtle Harlan, of Sigourney.
was a Delta visitor Saturday.
John Black leaves for Utah Tuesday
for sixty days trip.
G. e. Chandler and family will vim
ter in southern California.
H. G. Fisher and brother Elmer are
visiting with friends this week. Elmer
will leave for Des Moines Saturday
where he will enter Drake University.
M. G. Augustine shipped two oars
of cattle to Chicago Thursday.
Willis Utterback is in Kansas City
working for commission house.
There are 800 enrolled in the school.
Jean Holden is here for few days
on his way to medical school at Keo-
kuk
Whit Jacobs, a former resident or
Delta but now OF Oskaloosa, is here
looking after business.
H. C. Brown, wife and two daughters
spent Sunday at the home of A, F.
Mitchell.
The remains of DR.. Morris were in-
tered at the Springfield cemetery
Tuesday afternoon.
Olif Sampson has recovered from
his long illness and is now at work
again.
The preliminary trial Of Mrs. Kuhn
has been postponed till the goth.
Lovlia.
Lovilia, Sept. 18.-Mrs. John Sui
Ivan spent last week with friends in
Ottumya.
w. H. Hittle, of Glenwood, spent
last week with his sister, Mrs. Ida
Sykes.
Mrs. Stella Abegglen departed Sat.
urday for her home in Peoria, ILL,
after a three weeks visit with re-
latives.
Miss Anna Masters. Of Knoxville,
spent Sunday with her sister Miss
Jennie Miser.
Mrs. Ollie Barnard entertained a
company of young ladies' on Friday ev-
ening in honor of Mrs. Stella Abegglen
of Peoria, Ill. The guests present
were as follows: Mrs. Abegglen and
Mrs. Bartlette, Misses Kate Cashier,
Jennie Miser, Gertie Hibbets and Edna
Sykes.
Rev. C. w. Wilson preached his fare
well sermon Sunday evening. 1t was
an able discourse and highly appre.
ciated by large congregation. Rev.
Wilson is everybody's friend and all
wish his return for another year.
Mrs. Jennie Miser has sold her home
to John Spencer, of Eldorado. All are
pleased to learn that Mrs. Miser will
still remain here.
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Moravia.

Moravia, Sept. 17.-Garret Harm
was in Centerville ,on business Tues.
day.
DR.. Groves and wife Of Moulton,
were guests at the Chambers home
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Miller will leave FOR In
dianapolis, Ind, Monday.
DR.. Gorsuch, Harry Neal, John AL.
version, Tom Harris and Ned Nc
Caully departed for Colorado, Wed.
nesday.
Leroy Lancing spent Monday and
Tuesday in Abba.
Milo Trussell and sister Lizzie, left
for Toledo, Monday, where they will
attend school this fall.
w. E. Wilson, of Earlham, was a
business caller in our town Thursday.
A number left on the Iowa Central
last Sunday for Oskaloosa, to attend
the Friends meeting.
Ed. Maiken made a business trip
to Ottumwa, Monday.
Ed. Aihler made a flying trip to
Blakesburg, Tuesday.
Ed. and Earnest Norton are visit
ing friends in Mt. Pleasant and Bur-
lington.
Rev. Uptigrove left for Alva, Neb..
Wednesday, to join his wife, who has
been there for the past two weeks.
Dr.. Atkins is home on a few days
visit.
D. R. Forsyth moved his Family
from Mystic to our city Monday.
Mr.. Forsyth has opened a drug store
in the Atkins block.
The storm which passed thru here
Tuesday did considerable damage to
the fruit crop.
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I have a customer who has a farm
of go acres. a good one, and well inn
proved prnirie farm, on the north side
of the river, about 8 niles from OF
tumwa. He wants $50 per acre for it
and it is worth the money. He would
take an Ottumwa residence at 81, 200 to
$1,000 provided it is priced at its value.
Now here is good chance for some
one having fair residence property
to get hold of a good farm.
Next Oklahoma excursion Sept. IS,
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
D R,,SIdixSnr n%A
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MunterviIIe.

Munterville, Sept. Isl. M. Oval
and son, Axel, were Abba visitors Fri
day.
Rev. Mcneil and wife visited Ottum.
wa Friday.
Nels Swenson is making some i'm
provements on his house and doing
the carpenter work himself.
Albert Johnson, north of here, is at
tending court in Ottumwa, which is in
session for some time.
Miss Erma Elk is at home and very
ill.
John Burnsdet, from Ottumwa, came
up to Munterville on business last
Thursday and returned to Ottumwa
Saturday where he is practicing law.
%. G. Allen, Frank Smith, Godfred
Oberg, and Joe Lewis have started on
hunting and fishing trip in southern
Minnesota. They went in covered
wagon, having a good tent, cooking
utensils, guns, fishing rods and tackle
and will drive by easy stages and after
they reach good duck hunting grounds
will camp for about two weeks and in
all probability will be gone a month
or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Pearson and wife
We're in Munterville Friday.
Lon Belman will take charge of the
store and postofie during the absence
of e. G. Allen.
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Watch This Space for Bargains.

Watch This Space for Bargains.
12O acre farm near E1don, 80 acres bottom
land, price $3.50 per acre if sold soon. I'm
proved. NJ
10 acres near ottumwa, good little house and
other buildings for sale cheap.
4acres adjoining city, splendid to make
suburban home.
A few more choice bargains in homes in OF.
tumwa, any part of the city.
Hotel in good little town; will trade or sell;
also splendid business proposition for man
Ottumwa.
Don't forget the excursion to Oklahoma,
Tuesday the 18th. Only one fare plus s. for
round trip.
Party conducted by agent who knows right
where to take you to see what You want.
LOWENBERG & co.
1O7 South Court st.