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AMATEUR NOTES.

Millinery Opening Tuesday. The
Fcvcritc. Itf0 win 81. T. II. kIGER.
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COLUMBIA THE winner
BY A NARROW MARGIN.

Continued From First Page.
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Opening "wednesday. swABAcKER's.
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Opening Wednesday. Marsuen Colvis.
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CHICAGO. September 2s.4chicago's bat
Ing was timely ana New Yorks errors
osfiy to-day. Attendance. 328. Score:
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Opening wednesday. Marsden coIvig.
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
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hit, Ready Sto'en base. Andersen. Deu-
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Lone Star.

Mrs. w. N. Shy and daughter Edna
visited the Com stock school near Grand
River Friday.
George Mannasmith assisted George
Ogilvie with his peaches last week.
IN Y. Hammer visited his uncle, John
Ny near Grand River, the latter
fAFI last week.
is7 V ant Fora Cummins we're Leon
8 Ators last Friday and Saturday.
81 Gertrude Ross, of Elk Creek, visited
kHI Nher sister, Mrs. Maggie Mamma
FIN. Cummins left for Columbus.
Ohio, last Monday, where he expects t o
spend a couple of months visiting old
friends and relatives.
Bernice Lantz, Of near Terre Haute, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. N. Little. this week:
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. NJ. Euritt visited
Mrs. w. Hammer one evening last week.
Grant Young visited his cousin, John
Hammer, last Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. F. Houston and son are cult.
waiting corn for George Oxilvie this week,
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Burr Oak Ridge.

Mrs. E. A. Adams returned to he,
home at Van Vert after a weeks vlsi
in this vicinity. Her sister, Mrs. Chas
tain accompanied her home.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. s. Moreland went te
Missouri on visit to their daughter.
( Mr.. Sankey is having his farm cleared
of the timber and brush.
Mrs. Comstock was a pleasant caller
at Chas. Chastain's one afternoon last
week.
w. H. McCalla departed Monday for
Montezuma, where he will attend Sol.
diers Reunion and visit his old home.
Miss Lide Chastain returned from a
three months visit in Colorado.
School commenced at East Eden Mon
day under the auspices Of Willie Camp.
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dockstader returned to
Des Moines after few days visit at MIR.
Burners.
Mrs. Nj. ID. Shira visited her parents
in Burreil township last week.
Mr.. j. d. Comstock went to Terre
Haute OF business one day last week.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Court OF Decatur county.
Iowa, November term, 1901.
The Home Savings and Trust Go. plaintiff.
vs.
Oscar l.. Ferguson, Mary Ferguson, j. M .
Sparks.---Sparks his wife, and j H. Simon
son, defendants.
To Oscar H. Ferguson. Mary Ferguson, j. NJ.
sparks, Sparks his wife, the above named
defendants:
You are hereby notified that on or before the
office OF the CLERK of the District court Of De-
| catur county. Iowa. the petition OF the plant
| IN aforesaid, Cunning OF you the sum OF five
| hundred and nlnety.one and 76.lUO dollars
| as money justly due from you, and interest
| thereon. at eight per cent from the LIST dav OF
November, 1901. for amount due ON the one
Ferguson and Mary Ferguson for the sum OF
six hundred dollars, dated April ~. 1897, in
favor OF plaintiff. aud praying for the reforma-
ton and correction OF The description OF The
certain mortgage OF the defendants, Oscar l.
| Ferguson and Mary Ferguson giver on the
south ~ feet OF lot four block two. Fersu-
TO secure said debt, ana alleging as cause for
such reformation OF description. that The de-
PENDANTS, Oscar L. Ferguson, and Mary tergu-
son were ut The time OF execution of SAID
mortgage the owners of the south ~ feet OF
the norm lSU feet OF SAID lot four. block two
aforesaid. and were not the owners of the
| south W feet OF SAID lot four. BLOCK two, ex-
ce2t 50 much of the same as Was and is con
Gained in the south 6U feet OF the north lSL
| 1eet OF said loI four, block Two. and that il
(, was the intention OF the parties 10 execute
SAID mortgage on the south TO feet of The
north lSJ feet OF lot Tour, block two, Fcrgu
sons audubon To the town OF Lamont, Iowa
being he property owned by the sand oscar
j.. ferguson and Mary Ferguson ut said time
mat ny mistake ana oversight SAID mortgage
Was executed on the south ~ feet of lot Tour
block two, Aforesaid ana praying further lhu
the description OF said mortgage be reformed
so as w cover The south ~ teet of The norli
lSu feet OF lot tour lock lwo Fergusons al
dltion TO the town uf Lamont, Iowa, Instead o
the south 6O feet of lot Tour, block Two, Fer
SusonS addition to the town OF Lamont
iowa. and that said mortgage be declared l,
be Il lien on The soutn 6U leeJ OF the north 10
feet OF Tot four, block Two, Feryusons add
tlOn to the Town of Lamont, Iowa, flom TIL
date thereof to-wlt: The 18th day OF April
1897 that saiu mortgage be foreclosed. am
that the equity of redemp, ion OF the defenC
ants, and each OF them DC forever barred al
cut OH, al.u for such other aud further reie
as may be just and equitable in The premise
and for lcusls. Including attorneys fees tC
plaintiffs attorney.
For ruland complete statement OF plain
IFS cause OF action, see petition. You ar
further notified that unless YOU appear there
to and defend before noon Of the second da
OF the term OF said District court Of Eecatu
county. to be held on the 4th day of Noven
ber. A ID. 1871. a default wilt be entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon
V. K. MCGINNIS,
64t Attorney for plaintiff
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Morgan.

Mrs. Olive Carlin and little son Adgel,
of Weldon, are visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Ed. Wood and Willie Dillon took
their cattle to Weldon Saturday, where
they obtained pasture of VIM. Warren.
Misses Madge Gammill and Nellie
Dale were on the sick list last week.
Rev. Williams, of Leon, preached at
Union Sunday.
Willie Richardson is suffering with n
very sore throat.
Mike Griffin and D. A. Robinson were
out buying cattle the last of the week.
Mrs. M. l.. Dale and Mrs. Olive Car
lin visited at j. B. Robinson's Sunday
Chas. Bledsoe called ut j. w. Osborn's
Sunday morning.
Madge Gammill spent Saturday night
with Fanny Stuteville.
Emmett Thomas purchased team of
a man in Missouri.
There was birthday dinner at Cyrus
Wells Sunday, it being Mr.. Wells
birthday.
Mrs. VIM. Ewing and children are Wis.
ltlng her parents, at Woodland. this
week and "Billy" is keeping bachelors
hall.
Emmett Thomas and wife were Line.
vile visitors Saturday and while there
purchased new set of harness.
Levett Cozad visited his aunt, Mrs. O.
w. Peck, near Allerton, Monday.
MIR. Phelps died Monday and was
buried Tuesday at Pleasanton.
Jasper Dale and family we're Leon Wis.
itors Monday.
Eta Campbell, after severe illness,
is again able to be around.
Chas Bledsoe and Floyd Cozad at.
tended church at Lineville Sunday.
VIM. Massey and wife, of Woodland,
visited their daughter, Mrs. James Hub.
bard, Wednesday.
ID. A. Robinson was out buying stock
hogs Tuesday.
Mrs. A. b. McClaren visited hel
mother, Mrs. S. j. Cozad, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. b. McCutcheon is visiting al
Mike Gritfin's this week.
Mr.. John Reese called on M. l.. Hub
bard Wednesday afternoon.
Little Forest Robinson, while ou
playing Sunday, fell from buggy ant
fractured or severely sprained his arm
The Walker-Dale trial was tried be
fore justice Studeyille Saturday anc
Dale won the case Simpson and hi.
chums returned home feeling very
crestfa!len.
Jasper Dale, of Oklahoma, sold hi
farm OF l9l acres to MIR. Clark fo
$4,000 and will purchase land in Okla
homa where he now resides.
=. w. Baker and l.. b. jackson, Q
Leon, spent Friday and Saturday nigh
at VI. l.. Dale's.
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tiers as they grow to manhood and
womanhood it might be blessing and
JOY to rear them, but in this age of the
world it is a ceaseless and never ending
anxiety to her as soon as they are old
enough to be away at night from under
her watchfulness and care. 1t is SAID
the parents hold the keys to heaven orr
hell for their children, but | know the
mothers would always and at all times
try to turn them heayenward. Whskey
is the one key that always turns down
ward, and the turning of it is dreaded
by mother.
A preacher says we have had fishing
president and now we have hunting
president to take the place of q devo-
tional as well as a sublime man. We
can question the ways of the Almighty,
but who can explain, some one remarks,
why he did not stay the hand of the
assassin? We might as we'll ask why he
did not stay the crucifxion of his only
begotten son. \ wee small voice warheI
Lincoln not to attend the theatre. Per-
haps if he had hearkened things might
have been different. Nearly everyone
can recall some plemonilion, an un.
known influence lowering over them
prior to some disaster. Does history
tell us when vice presidents came into
power which one of the i've if any was
II A. L.
by the people? but it is Yankeeism to
hope for the best.
Mrs. KATE STRONG
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

Adellne Burnett plaintiff. against B. F.
Burnett defendant, i'll the district court OF De-
catnr county, Iowa. November term. A. d 1901.
that there is now on file in the ONCE of the
clerk Of he district court OF Decatur county,
Iowa. the petition OF he plantin aforesaid
n,ams o. You ulyorre h IRON ne bonds
plalntlI and for causes Lnere II alleges deser-
ton on your part. All OF which Is more fully
iotlhed that unless You appear thereto and
defend before noon OF the second day OF the
term VI said ulStrlci court ot Decatur
county, to u helu on the 4tn day 4 Noveui
Der u l9ii. IL u-T lit vi bs. eutn ed
against you ana ludgmen rcnacreu there
NATION ~ OnDA.&D
at Attorney fo. Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE..

Maggie Ortield plaintiff, against harley Or
field defendant, IN the district court OF Decatur
county, Iowa, Novemoer term, A. d 1901
TO said defendant: You are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office OF the
clerk OF the district court of Decatur county
Iowa, the petition OF the plaintiff aforesaid,
asking hat she be granted divorce from the
bonds OF ma, rimonv win you on the grounds
OF assertion: aud further states that plaintiff s
postoffice address is now and has been for the
last Two Years past Lamont, Iowa. see pei.
tion for full particulars You are also notified
that unless you appear thereto and defend be-
fore noon OF tn, second day OF the term of
said district court OF i'ecalur county, to be
held on the 4th day OF November. A. d 1911, i.
d-fauit Will be entered against YOU aud judg-
menJ rendered thereon.
FRANK j. HORTON,
cat Attorney for Plaintifr
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ORIGINAL NorIvE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Court OF Decatur County.
Iowa. November term, 1901.
Farmers BanK, Davis city, Iowa, plaintiff,
VS..
G. w. Spargur. defendant.
TO SAID defendant:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office OF the clerk OF the District
Court Of Decatur county. Iowa, The pe,i,lon Of
the plaintln aforesaid, claiming Of YOU the
" due from YOU. and interest thereon y, .ivht
per cent from the s'th day of March, A. D..
1907 1T being On your one promissoiy note
dated March 81 1900. due on or before one
year after date payable at the Farmers Bank
for the sum of eight hundred dollars, interest
at eight per cent per annum signed c. " :.
Spargur, Arthur Sylvester and W. l.. Slves
ter. For full particulars see petition. You
are also notified that unless you appear there
to ard defend b. fore noon OF the second day Of
the t"rm OF said District court Of Decatur
county. to be held ON tn" 4th day of Novcm.
Der A. D. 1871, Il defaus will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon.
z. W. HOFFMAN.
ga Attorney f)r Plan,iff.
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Pleasant Hill,

NJ. ard MIS-. w. S. Robins visited The
flrmer's parents Tues Jay.
There was box supper at the Pleas
ant Hill school house saturday night
there was large crowd, ana good
me is reported by ell.
Mr.. f. Citizens and dau.hter Bessie
we've Leon visitors Thursday.
Don Axes spent Sunday at Dobs on' s
Nellie Su,herlin, OF Davis City, visited
at "A. Millsap's Tuesday.
Nellie Dobson visited Bessie Citizen.
one day last week.
Lew Henderson was calling i'll thu
vicinity sunday.
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Kindly take notice that Ely's Cream
Balm is of great benefit to those suffer-
ers from nasal catarrh who cannot in.
hale freely through the nose, but must
treat themselves by spraying. Liquid
Cream Balm differs in form, but not
medically from the Cream Balm that
has stood for years at the head of rene
dies for ca,arrh. 1t may be used in any
nasal atomizer. The price, including a
spraying tube, is IS cents. Sold by all
druggists and mailed by Ely Brothers,
66 Warren Street, New York.
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Woodland.

Mrs. Vivian Lockwood returned from
Gilmore City Tuesday where she has
been visit, g the past week.
Several from this place visited the
Braceweil sorghum factory last week.
Mr.. Sanders is here from South Da-
kota buying stock cattle to ship back to
his farm.
Downing Shaw, of Leroy, TOOK in cat
tie here last Saturday.
IS. Cuon.z left Monday morning for
keokuk to attend the Medical College
another year. He is now entering upon
his third year.
/. I. b. Adair delivered sheep at Line
vile Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. ii. +. Smith visitel at s. j.
Stephen, Sunday.
..picture" Wilson has rented the
Woods property and will move his pic
!. ture gal cry into ths same. MIR. Wilson
is turning out some splendid work and
will no doubt DO good business in bis
! new location.
Messrs Snyder, Adair and Hutchinson
threehed for A. +. Coontz Saturday.
Or. Gleason reports a fine boy born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Adair last Saturday.
The Christian Endeavor Society re.
organized and e!ected the following new
officers Sunday night: President, N. 5.
Beavers; Vice President, Addie Elem.
ming; Secretary, Grace Ryan; Treasurer,
= T.. F. Newhn; To keep order and seat
the people, Adlie Flemming, w. p.
Newlin AMI N. 5. Beavers.
DR.. Gleason has been treating bis
Office with new coat Of paint the past
week. Nate Myers is welding the
1 brush.
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School Report.

Report of Dist. No. +, Richland town.
ship, for the month ending Sept. u.
1901. Number enrolled u; average
daily attendance %; neither tardy nor
absent, May Poland, Nina Roland,
Gus,a Young, Oracle Brown, Minnie
Poland, Elba Young, Elva Brown and
Forest Roland.
JESSIE o. Shy,
Teacher.
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Tuskeego.

Miss Rosa Shields, Of Decatur, has
been visiting the past week with her
sister, Mrs. 1. p. Payton.
Maud Switzer was an over Sunday Wis.,
itor at her home in Davis City.
Mrs. Nile Jackson and children called
on Mrs. Edgar Spltznogle Saturday.
Mark Adams and wife spent Sunday
with Davis City friends.
Mr.. Ross and niece, Miss Martha
Truitt, visited at the latter's home in
Leon the first Of the week.
Alvin Cash spent Sunday with his
brother Otis.
Will Festler had a dwelling house
moved from his fathers place to the lot
east of John Browns. G. II. Percy did
the work with his machine engine.
Rev. Levi Fosdick and daughter, Mrs
Ballinger, attended a Sunday Schoo
convention held at the Bethel church
east of Davis City Saturday and Sunday
Frank Harris and family visited with
relatives near Davis City Sunday,
Mr.. Elsbury and family took dinner
Sunday at Marion Marshall's.
Willard spltzncgle and family spen
Sunday with Lamont friends.
Misses Eya and Belle Cash, OF Decatur
called on Tuskeego friends Friday.
Eva Piercy visited with her sister
/ An FIN
latter part Of last week.
Miss Bobbitt, of Winterset, Iowa, ha
been visiting the past week with he
cousin, Mrs. John Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, of Decatur
visited with their son Marion the for,
part of the week.
We understand j. M. Smith is havin:
great success in canvassipg for ''Tht
Lie of Our Late President, Mckinley
He took eighty some orders the pas
week.
Mr.. Marsh and family, of near La
moni, were guests at John Browns Sun
day.
Mrs. Percy and daughter Eva called
on Mrs. Ross Sunday evening.
DR.. Eiker, Of Decatur City, and DR.
Horner, of Lamonl, were called to se'
Mr.. Barnes Sunday. We are sorry tt
note that he is improving slowly.
Mrs. l. p. Payton and sister, Mis-
Shields, of Decatur, visited with thei
sister, Mrs. Stanley, Of near Nellerton
Sunday.
Tom Wicks and wife spent Sunday al
G. II. Piercy's.
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REFEREES, SALE,
tin Partition. J

BY virtue of an order OF sale, directed to
the undersigned referees. from the cl ERIK of
the district court of Decatur county Iowa
on Judgment obtained in said court, on the
5 1 day OF september 1901, in favor OF Maggie
patterson as plalntiff ami against James r.
Patterson ct al. as defendants. tor the parti.
tlon OF the real estate named and described
10 the said plaintiffs petition. we will, on
the llth day of October, A. d. 1901, offer for
sale. to the highest bidder. the following de-
scribed real estate. to-wil: T.! of nw1a and
neM OF swM OF section 10 and VIZ sw section
IA except one acre in sw corner for school
9Th T.. NJ. Terms of sale cash said sale 10
take place in front OF the count house south
door, In Leon, Iowa, 1T the hour OF = o'clock
p. m. OF said day, when and whel due atten
dance VIII be given by the Undersigned
Dated at Leon. Iowa, October 2, 1901
STEPHEN NARGA
r.. }. SANKEf, l e'el ees.
6-2t ST. .DARRAH
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Correspondence.
And Items of Interest
as Reported by our
Correspondents
Center.

Mr.. L. Caster and family visited with
their relatives in Center last Sunday.
We omitted to say in our letter last
week that Judge Gardner has been con.
fined to his room on account of sick
ness. He was better our last word from
him.
Mrs. Henry Middlebrook and her rel
alive Miss Middlebrook were out riding
last Sunday evening and their team
came very nearly running off with them.
Mr.. H. Middleprook sold one of his
fine Chester White pigs and it was
shipped to York State.
Mr.. VIM. Davis has rented his fathers
farm for next year and Mr.. Hiatt will
move where he now lives.
The Dunkards have been holding
their annual meetings at the franklin
church.
Miss Clara Gardner and Miss Carrie
Albaugh are visiting friends in Eden
township.
Mrs. Laurie Albaugh and Mrs. Long
were down to see their sick mother last
Sunday and found her improving in
health.
Mr.. X. Oney and Miss Daisy Rice, are
working for VIM. Albaugh.
Mrs. Frank Gardner of Ocean Farm
has large body of good grazing land
in Kansas to lease for grazing purposes
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Davis City.

The two weeks debate ended last Sat.
urdsy evening. 1t was largely attended
and gave much food for thought. The
debaters were Elder X. Nj. Elvin, of the
Latter Day SAINTS, and Elder Fillmore,
OF the Christian Church. Both are able
debaters and were courteous aud gen.
tlemanly in their demeanor TO each
other.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hines, nee Lizzie Frank.
lin, left for their home the fore part of
last week. Leaving their little one in
our cemetery was u sad duty, and
everybody sympathizes with them in
their great loss.
The center Of attraction this week is
the mortgage sale Of Chas. Halls goods
every afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Flora Broom and Miss Ethel
Bowman drove to Leon and returned
last Saturday.
The new Nj. l.. minister came last Sat.
urday. He is Il young man and seems
very liberal minded.
Lew Thompson moved his family to
Leon Monday.
Mrs. Bowman returned last Sunday
from her visit at Leon with her children.
DR.. Ctoford, of Lamont, was called to
Davis City professionally last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. j Harmon departed
Friday for Cedar RAJ lids to spend the
winter With their son Will.
DR.. Horner, Of Lamont, was in our
city professionally Monday, his w,f.
mpanying him.
There was a musicale at Frank Hor-
toms Monday evening.
Clyde Miller and wife Sundayed with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Topliif
He is n travelling salesman for the Davis
sewing machine.
Winter wheat is being sown in this
region more extensively this 1all than
ever before.
The anthrax among cattle seems tc
have subsidized. About ten COWS and the
four horses Of James Adkins were the
mount of loss, according to our know.
edge.
Wild Robinson started for Chicago
Monday evening to take course il
dentistry,
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Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
blood, firm muscles, strong nerves.
Quickens the brain, makes and keeps
you we'll. Great medicine, Rock y
Noun tain Tea. 35c. w. c. Stempel &
u
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As labor saver Maple City Self
Washing Soap has no equal, and it does
MT injnr. the clothes. AK vo,r DC ale,
for il aud e git a.coruinK to ullec.l Jus
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Gates & Keller have fine line of
caps, gloves, neckwear and footwear
cheap.
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T. Il. keown; defendant
To said defendants
You ate hereby notified that there is nov on
file in the Office OF The Jerk OIL the District
court OF Decatur county. Iowa the uejtloa OF
The plaintiff aforesaid, claiming of YOU ,ii-
Torcc and asking that the Donas of matrlmony
now existing between YOU and the pianttt be
dissolved on account oil the cruel and in
human manner in which you have treated
plalntn in neglecting and failing to provide
COR her when she was sic, -tc aud on ;lc-
count of you becoming an habitual druukard
since your marriage 10 plain,lii. For full
particulars see petition. You are also noti-
lied That unlt 81 you appear thereto and de-
iend be ore noon OF lhe second day of the
term OF said District court OF Decatur county,
to DE held ON the 4lh d'4y ri November. a. D.
1901 il default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon.
c. w HOFFMAN.
Sta Attorney Tor piaintitf.
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The celebrated La PreIle Williams
shoes at Gilreath 4 Johnston's, Grand
River.
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as, $: a. ingalls,, crown Point II. Y, writes:
years. She was induced to try Foley's KID.
ney Cure and in less than week after she
began using 1t. she was greatly improved and
three bottles cured her" W. A. AlexanderY
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Notice..
Teacher

have waited for you to come and
Fay that balance. but you came not. l
will call on you for same, please have
the change and oblige
r II uopx.,
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature Is on
each box. 25c.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-10-03

j. Odgers, of Frostburg, Md, writes: Il
had Il very bad attack OF kidney complaint
and tried Eoley's Kidney Cure which gave
me immediate relief and was perfectly cured
after taking two bottles BE sure you take
Eu,e,,S W. A, Alexander.
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Stops the Cough and Works off the
Cold.

Laxative Bromo. Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure no pay.
Price % cents.