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chicago Teansters Strike.

Swift Il Co.'S teamsters in Chicago
went out n strike. Alleged discrimina-
ton against union men caused the trou-
HE
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Death and pTobaiy fatal injarsts were
allotted TO tvo Tia lau striking miners az
Wslkastarre. Pa. krhey were attacked
by plGkets. WHO gAored their claiulS -
afiiliatson ant bear em down with rocks
and cl5lhS
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16
Bandits Slain i'm Battle.

Jim Wright and John Templeton, noto-
rious Hancock County. Tenn. despera-
does, We're killed. and Wright's son was
captured by a posse Of twenty-five men
headed by Joe Moss Of Gate City. Va.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16

Portuguese
population 100000 It's
object buying the territory and Bera
aroadl
Germany with the northern the territory The possession Of
Transvaa
the west coast Commercially the territory has promise particularly in
Bitshes
eesons from Portugal and Their development awaits only improved anso
So0ooo and $so0Ooo annually
annually
administration
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,anrrr while Tfain Wait.,

B. A. Rose. 4 tanksr Of Fort Worth.
Texas. aud Miss Doroshy Weaver Of the
same city were married by Probate Judge
Staaelbach III the baggage room Of the
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Barge Sinks and Two Die.

The steam barge II. Houghton. owned
in Detroit, sunk at her dock AZ the foot
Of Dubois street in that city. Two Of the
crew were drowned in their berths.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16
American Sea Fighter in Trouble

The American battleShip Iowa ran
aground near Cape Mossa. Senhorn, Bra
all. The Iowa had finished target prac-
ice and WAS returning TO FriarS' Island.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16

The corn = near Mexico. No. is a.
most beyond be.ief. Judge W. II. sam
ner reports that a forty-acre field north
east Of there viii easily yield leo bushels
70 the acre.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16
Mistaken for Deer and Shot.

Herbert Sh0 Of Cleveland. y. Y. was
shot and mortally wounded IN the Adirar-
dSeks IN mistake for a deer BIZ his COM
panion
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16

The United States army ordnance off,
cars after All exhaustive test have re-
ported againg. the adoption OF baIseh
proof ciofs, shields. The test showed that
weight FOR weight the zhiel&s were mob
az resistant SIS steel plates. ~'bile they
we're o. double weight when wet.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16

The Railway Age says the Kansas Ctr,
Mexico and Orient Is IN the market for
$4,000 tons Of 7O-p0gnd steel rails, 1903
delivery, for use in the UElted St4teA
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16

William Allen Better, lawyer ans su-
thor, Is dead IN Yonkers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16

Work has been begun on z branch of
the Frisco Railroad from ScnIiin to Sui
piaur, /. T. The new branch win be ten
m4les long and IS to be completed this
wear
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16

$4,000 Fire Loss AZ Hartford, Conn.
The plant q the Hartford Foundry
Company Al Hartford, Coma. was dam
aged by fire 10 the estimated extent Of
81 400
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-16
Repnblican Majority IN SIAM.

Returns from the Maine election inti-
cate Republican majority Of 22.el9
Prohibition question stimulated the 81
ing.
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| New York.

r STEADY progress is -e-
hGH YORK. ported in trade and indus
A--------J tr5. Distribution OF ner-
chaniise il heavy and healthy tone is
evident Prices are Well maintained by
hbera! consumption, which more than
ieutralizes the effect of enlarged faeili-
ties fer production. Domestic conditions
continae much better than those existing
/ aDroad and home trade received more az
tention than foreign commerce. Farm
| products have appreciated in value owing
TO less favorable weather and producers
Will be: fully compensated for any de-
| crease IN quantity by the higher quota
tons Earnings OF railways during Au-
| gust were SO per cent larger than a wear
ago ami 1879 per cent in excess of 1907
X. q. Dun X Co.'S Weekly Review Of
Trade makes the foregoing resume OF the
industrial situation. Continuing. il saws.
Quotations of footwear are fully main
taired al the recent advance. 1t is note
worthy that buying has been heaviest in
the inet grades and sample lines Of
spring styles are also most sought in the
good qualities. A good feature is the
urgency for quick shipment. indicating
that stocks are low. Leather sells free
| ly al the recent advance IL quotations,
but hides appear to have risen above the
views OF tanners, resulting in quiet
market
| Advancing raw material aroused much
anxiety among purchasers OF cotton goods
and there were numerous inquiries for
forward contracts, but the volume Of
business was not materially increased
Agricultural conditions are less salts
factory, snd il the official estimate as to
cotton is not exaggerated the yield will
not be large enough tn sustain consump-
ton at the present rate. Wheat is COM
ing forward freely. though receipts do not
equal the abnormally heavy movement a
year ago. Corn developed strength he
cause of fears that injury would BIZ done
by frost, and the movement is very slow
compared with last years figures.
Exports of Grain.
Bnadstreet's says:
Wheat, including esur, exports for the
week ending Sept. aggregate 6,25t,2 300
bushels, against o,436,530 last week, e.
4OoO64 In this week hast year end 3.373.-
100 in 1900 Wheat exports since July
aggregate 44,657 1876, against 81 6g2,-
262 last season and 30.317.S5 in 1900.
Corn eSIorts sggresate 81 ,196 bushels.
against siS,l50 last week. 55o,S76 last
| year and 3,162,271 in 1900. For the hs-
cal year exports are S39,S39 bushels,
against lO.T43,S45 last season and 81
go III 1900.
Business failures for the week ending
Sept. number 135. as against $40 last
week and l69 in this week last year In
Canada for the week the number is IA, as
against - last week
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Seventy-elgtIt profit-sharing schemeA.
Affecting 53.5:sG work people. were IL
operation last year In this country.
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ewEs FIeURgs oN eRAIN cRoP.
Hungarian Ministry az Agriculture
Estimates Worid's Production.

Hungarian Ministry Of Agriculture
Estimates Worlds Production.
The Hungarian ministry 81 agriculture
estimates the worlds yield 81 grain this
year as follows: Wheat, 2.993. 800 600
bushels; rye. 1.5T9.040W0 bushels: bar
ley. 1.141. 6se.e00 bushels: cats. 3.O08.-
T28,000 bushels corn, 2.973. lS9. coo bush
els
The European wheat crop IS estimated
70 give an increase Of 193. 10, 900 bushels
over the crop Of 1901; a decrease Of 1856
$4,000 bushels is expected il the Euro
pean corn crop.
The wheat crop q the United States IS
estimated at 5461el091 bushels. with a
surplus Of 2Io 10000 bushels
The Canadian wheat crop IS estimated
II IS. 10000 bushels. WITH surplus q
=. SO, 900 bushels.
The Frisco system is building a spur
into the fswn OF Sulphur, the watering
piacs of the Indian territory. johnson
Bros. contractors. have secured the con
tract and the line is to be built from
Hickory, on the Red river division. 4 dis
lance Of nine miles.
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TALK WITHOUT WIRE.
COMMUNICATION BY HERTS SIAN
WAVES a REALTY.

Boston Man Performs Wonderful Sci
eHtific Feat Never Before Achieved
Five Persons Wounded by Manager
of Dance Hall in Ohio City.
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Learue BASEBALL Race.
Following is the standing Of the clubs

The clubs of the American League
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-21

has been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. Newell, has returned homo
A number of the women from her at
tended the missionary convention in
Ottumwa last week.
DR.. d. NJ Sager has returned to
Charlton. His son, George, of Chart
ton, was here to see him last week.
VIM. Hughes was calling on friends
here last week.
Mrs. j. M. Dodd has returned home
from Lincoln, Neb., where she has been
visiting her sister during the past
month
Miss Villa Cremer visited at D. II.
Fosters last week.
E. S. Bearden, of Newborn, is visit
ing at the homes Of L. f. Newell and
| j. ID. Newell.
Chas. Hawkins and Will D. Nye, who
are attending Iowa Wesleyan univer-
| sity at Mt Pleasant. spent Sunday
here with their parents.
Rural Free Delivery Inspector Den
mis- Hamblin is inspecting the mail
/ routes from this office.
Mrs. Ann Parks has returned to her
home at Lincoln, after visiting rela-
tives here for several weeks.
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Agency.

Agency, Oct. 20.-Mrs. Ella johnson
and Mrs. Geo. Stevens, of Carson, are
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
r. G. HiXson.
Mrs. H. N. Spry and daughter, Miss
Dora, are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alt Fair, in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Lille Frescoln is moving to
Batavia. She has built new house
there and expects to make it her flu
ture home
Mrs. Geo. Canny is at the Ottumwa
hospital for medical treatment.
Mrs. Daisy Rosene and son have
gone to Chicago. where Mrs. Rosene
will remain for several months.
Mrs. Lucy Dunbar has returned
home after visiting her daughter, Mrs
Dixon, at Mystic.
The high school gave masquerade
party in the hall Friday evening.
Mrs. A. S. Pumphrey. who has been
sick for some time, is little better.
Mrs. Jacob Myers has been quite
sick during the past week
Mrs. Cora Bartlett is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Thomas.
Miss Moore. of Aurora, Nsb.. who
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Missouri and of course ought to be,
compared with Iowa.
Fred Hardy, of Denver, Colo, is in
town for visit with relatives and
other friends.
Will Lindsley's family, of 0ttumwa.
visited Mrs. S. Barnes this week.
Walter Abegg will administer on the
estate of the late Noah Smith.
Mrs. Nina Sporr of Albert City, is
visiting her aged mother, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Carlson
Robert Arnold moved his goods and
family to Lovilia this week. Blakes--
burg will miss Mr. Arnold but Lovil-.
ia gains good citizen.
Newt. Harris thinks of going to
southern Missouri All regret to lose
such good citizens, but Mr. Harris
thinks land is getting too high priced
here.
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3rookvilIe.

Brookville, Oct 20.-Frank Salts
had the misfortune to fall and break
his leg while shingling his house last
week. He is getting along as well as
can be expected
John Crow is quite low with typhoid
fever at his home east of here.
Mrs. David Koontz from near Enid,
Oklahoma, is here for visit with
friends and relatives. She will re.
turn after holidays.
I Hon. j. A. Rainers and A. j. Jorden,
of Fairfield, made POLITICAL speeches
here to very appreciative crowd, the
49, Mr.. Raines is Jefferson county's
strongest and brainest orator.
Will Gantz is here from Nebraska,
visiting his old home.
Wilson Abraham returned from Per.
ry, Oklahoma, last week where he has
been the past two years. Wilson
thinks there is no place like Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Patterson, were
business people at the county seat
Saturday.
Quite a heavy rain here Friday
night.
Misses Nellie and Lii Ireland visit
ed their grand parents at Fairfield
last Thursday.
Owing to the ground already being
filled with water the creeks, especially
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Bonaparte,

Bonaparte, Oct. 2O.-Early Jackson
of Chicago is visiting at the home of
j. B. Barnett.
The river here has been rising rapid
ly since Saturday morning.
Wood Fisher and wife have return.
ed from Kansas.
Simon Miller has returned from
Montana, where he has been for the
past two years.
Mrs. w. A. Afford has gone to Leon,
to attend the wedding of her sister.
Harvest Home exercises will be
held at the Baptist church next Sun.
day evening.
Tom McManus has returned from
Fonda.
Mrs. John Sherman of Osceola ia
visiting in the city with friends.
j. j. Hogan is reported to be very
sick.
F. S. Eason spent Sundayin town.
Miss Weber is in keokuk thisweek
Frank Coolidge of Eldon spent Sun
day in the city with his parents.
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Blakesbura.

Blakesburg. Oct. 20.-Homer Coff-,
man has moved to his farm west OF
town and David Waterman will occupy
the house vacated by Coffman on High
street.
The demand for houses exceeds the
supply.
w. S. Wilson commenced the NOV.
ing of his dwelling from State to
South street, but the big rain again
stopped the work and the house stands
in the middle of High street
The roads are in bad condition ant
what grading has been done was worl,
thrown away.
Sherman Dorothy is going to Ore.
gan to test the climate in the valleys
Merritt Tnsley has returned from
Spencer, Neb.. where he spent the
summer.
John Poison. an old,time citizen
here, now OF Hamilton county. has
been visiting friends around here fol
few days.
Sanders Pearson is erecting a neat
and commodious farm house on his
plantation orth of town.
Horace Mccartney and wife are go.
ing to California to spend the winter.
Several men from this neighhorhood
are going to Missouri next week to
look for a farm. Land is cheaper in
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FIRST CLASS 1850,

If you want strictly good Iowa 100
lcre farm, prairie land all up in fine
condition we'll improved, can fit you
but. 1t will cost you $50 per acre. and
It is well worth the price, but you can
buy it by paying $4,000 down and long
time on the balance, long as you want.
This is an ideal farm home, has been
kept largely to grass, SO is in fine con-
dition to raise you big corn crops .
1t is one of the sort the Illinois men
are after, and will never stop going up
in value. It's only one mile from a
town. Come in and Well show you as
good one for the money as you have
seen lately.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Baker Building.
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Norton & Smith. Ottumwa, Iowa
RARGAIMs

120 acre farm within two miles OF
the city limits. Will sell for $50 pei
acre. Adjoining farms held at SIS.
100 acre farm in Van Buren, county
nice laying land, good buildings, fine
crops, within two miles of a good
town. $45 per acre.
80 acre farm in Macon county, Mis-
souri,, $50 per acre.
100 acres in Macon county, two miles
from town, all fenced hog tight, $4G
per acre. $4,000 cash, balance on time
at 51a per cent.
For cheap farms either Missouri OF
Iowa, call on the
AMERICAN LAND COMPANY,
Cor. Court and Second SITS, ottumwa, lowe
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FOR SALE

We have little farm located 31s miles
from Ottumwa on which the improve
ments are new This farm is in perhaps
is our most productive soil. There is 6s
acres in this tract. all Of which is Level
excepting acres. We will accept a north
side resident property as first payment OF
$1,000 in cash as first payment.
2G0 acres nine miles southeast of city
improved: 40 acres level land and good
soil, balance. rolling. Price SD per acre
$50 acres in Galloway county. Missouri
on which there Is new So. 600 house. barn
40X6o, land from level to slightly rolling
in this county 140 acres sd per acre;
$50 acres at $23 per acre. They are bar
gains.
Norton & Smith. Ottumwa, Iowa
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Ran Ten Penny Nail Through His
Hand

While opening box, ]. G. Mount.
of Three Mile Bay, N. Y, ran ten
penny nail through the fieshy part Of
his hand Il thought at once of ali
the pain and soreness this would
cause me-" he says, and Immediately
applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
occasionally afterwards. To my sur,
prise it removed all pain and soreness
and the injured parts were soon
healed" For sale by all druggists.
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kirkviIte,

Kirkville, Oct 2O.-The Y. P. S. C.
E. of the Christian church will give
social ar the Town Hall October "a.
A piece of pie, cup of coffee and a
view of Mrs. Jarley's wax works, all
for 10 cents.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--ONE LARGE SIZE COLUM-
bia Disc Graphophone, complete, $25.
30 ten inch disc records, roc each One
Columbia Grand Graphonhone. complete,
30. "a Grand records 75c each. One Co
lnmbia using =. records, large size, SIS.
~ L. records 81. All above are now and
in first class order. Stock. hardware,
paints, oils, and building material hnild-
ings and lot. well located two dwelling
houses and lots for sale; one so acre
farm one mile from good Iowa town.
first class land and well improved. One
live room house and lot in lfnirfeld. Iowa.
l6O acres land Logan county. Colorado.
dress Lock Box Is, Libertyyille, Iowa.
FOR SALE-$5,000 STOCK GENERAL
mercandise, western Iowa, good location.
cash trade. Must sell on account OF
health. Splendid opportunity to step in
to paying business. Lock Box 14o, Wood
bine, Iowa.
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Leando, Oct. 21.-Quite heavy rain
here Friday and Friday night, the riv-
er rising several feet. This morning
there was a heavy frost
Wheat, in this locality, is making a
heavy growth, Corn is not dry enough
to gather.
Mrs. VIM. Park, of Madison, Wiscon-
sin, and her mother are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mr.. Rowley, of Keosauqua, was a
business caller here Saturday.
Several members of the Odd Fellows
from Selma attended lodge here Sat
urday night.
w. D. Loftiss and family returned
from Haskins, Washington county, last
Friday.
Henry Grubbs lost valuable horse
last Saturday.
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where she took the midnight train for
her home.
Link Trent went to Eldon Friday ev-
ening on business and on his return
home found a wash-out on the railroad
near Mr. Spillman's and waited and
tagged the next train passing.
Mrs. Frank DeFord's two children.
Johnny and Hazel, are both still very
sick.
Miss Selma Jones is in the country
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. E. SaXton is still confined to
her bed
Some of the machinery at the mine
became broken Friday afternoon and
as it had to be taken to Ottumwa to
be fixed the mine was closed Satur--
day.
w. B. Williams and Will Green went
to Ottumwa Friday evening on bust
ness pertaining TO the mine.
Ira Goodwin and family spent a few
days in Ottumwa visiting relatives.
Miss Grace Dial of Eldon was here
few days with her sister and moth
er, who live a short distance in the
country.
Mrs. Frank Myers called on Mrs.
Will Hart one day this week.
Mrs. Hart has been spending a few
days with Mrs E. Saxton, caring for
her while she is sick
DIR. Lewie Lowe was in town Satur-
day.
Henry Christie and Miss Maggie
Williams attended prayer meeting
Thursday evening
Richard Woke moved his family
from here to Ottumwa Thursday.
Poke Goudy is sick and unable to
take his place at work in the mine.
Miss Annie Johnson visited with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Deford, last
week.
Miss Annie Timmons called on Miss
Johnson one day last week.
Miss Lizzie HILBERT spent Satur--
day and Sunday with her parents at
this place
During the past week two men have
been hurt in the mine. namely: Al
len Haze and George Hilbert, Jr.
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Farms and City Property for Sale

ID
ITO acre farm III miles from city limits,
about 50 acres bottom land, balance up
splendid farm for the price
$50 acres, five miles northeast Ottumwa.
good land. Improvements fair, well water
ed by living spring.
1872 acres 3l5 miles north Ottumwa, a
splendid stock and grain farm.
so acres six miles northwest Ottumwa,
all good level land.
IS acres 81 miles northwest ottumwa,
part of land level. anL some rolling,
splendid little farm.
so acres, two miles south west 0ttumvfl.
sixty acres Village Greek bottom, balance
upland.
6ls acres in the west part of city on
street car line.
Good five room house and lot in Fair
view.
2 acres with good eight room house, just
outside city limits.
See us or write before buying.
SPRY 6 OSTERTAG.
Corner Court and Second streets.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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FOR, SALE STOCK or HARDWARE
S1,500: also buildings, lumber shed and
lots and 5000 worth of lumber; no dead
stock, good location for lumber yard;
nave been In lumber. business here for
er yard here. Lewis Rhodes, Maize, Kan.
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FoR RENE

FOR RENT ONLY MEAT AND ICE
house in town. Win sell horses. wagons.
houses. Ill health the reason; good bust
ness All correspondence answered r.
Cassidy, Cleghorp. Iowa.
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FOR sALE---EAsTERN KANSAS LAND
DE-. Dn,rgainsIlo0 acres l mile from Toronto.
'ance In grass. all good alfalfa land; soil
plack IoaIu; good . room frame house: good
frame barn; painted; other buildings are
ABUNDANCE of small fruit; manle grove:
WIND vino mill Mt barn; possession any time.
Price $4,000. Also 272-acre farm, partly
bottom land; good SOIL brick house; large
barn: watered by running stream. one Of
the best stock and grain farms In East
ern Kansas; price $4,000. Both farms in
Greenwood county l.. G.. Boies, Blrming-
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Laddsdals.

Laddsdale Oct. 20.-W. R Daum of
Ottumwa was here on business Fri
day.
Mrs. M. N. Williams and daughter,
Miss Ada, of Oskaloosa. were here and
spent part OF last week with Mrs.
w. NJ Robinson.
Miss Jessie Trent of Kansas. who
has been here for several weeks, Wis
iting her grandparents and other rela--
tiyes, left Friday evening for Eldon.
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ESTRAYEDAT Two Calves from me In the
EAST End Of OttuInwa--red color with white
Iaces. Send any Information to Joe Engle
General Delivery, Ottumwa, aud be rewarded,
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WANT ED.

WANTED ENERGETIC AGENTS ON
commission for splendid. new automatic
door strip. Exclusive Territory. s The
Iloke Mfg. Cot, S,nliFafh Ind :ast=.ssst
WANTED--SALESAIEN IN ALL UNOCCu-
pied territory: $50 per month easy; or
better still on commission. If preferred
Spaulding Nursery & Orchard Co, Spauld-
ing, Ill.
COAT MAKER WANTED BY THE WEEK
+ S14 to SO steady work. Graham the
Tailor" Seymour, Ia.
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FOR SALE-DRY COW AND AN Is
month old heifer. Both Durhams. J. w
Johnson Road between Agency and
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Farmers and Investors

want TO call Your attention to our fine
timber, meadow and prairie lands which
we have for sale In Aitkin, Carlton. St
Louis, 1tasca and Red lake counties, MINI.
Our price Is low and terms are the very
you with Homeseekers rate-severys Tues
day now for this and next month. Write
at once for maps, clrcMrlar and excursion
rates, to JOHN r. sAPPLEQUlST s
IFS e. Main ST., 0ttulnwa, Iowa.