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leando.

Leando, June 3.-This locality was
visited yesterday by fine shower
of rain, which was greatly needed.
John Miller and wife, of Ottumwa,
visited relatives Sunday near Leando
The G.. A. Rs and Odd Fellows
of Leando observed Decoration Day
here Friday. A very impressive cere-
mony was held both at the hall and
at the cemetery, both forming in line
at the hall and marching to the ceme-
terry, where each grave wa sappropri-
atty decorated with flags and flowers.
Quite large crowd gathered to wit
ness the ceremony.
The young folks of the M. E. church
held an ice cream and strawberry
festival at the church here Saturday
evening for the benefit of the church.
Frank Horn has repainted his house
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Morrison were
in Ottumwa last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashmead, of Liberty
vile, We're Sunday visitors in Leando
Mrs. D. B. Writ was called to ST
Louis last week by the sickness and
death OF her sister. Mrs Findley.
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visit with Miss Lydia Baird. She re-
turned home last evening.
She re-

visit with Miss Lydia Baird. She re-
turned home last evening.
s. M. Hanaford, Of williamsburg.
spent Friday in town. the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. B. +. Arthur.
Miss Edna Millholland having fin
ished her school work here, left this
morning for her home at Winterset,
Iowa.
Mrs. S. A. Darling, of Searsboro is
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Mary e. Thomas.
Miss Bessie Stump is at home from
Barnes for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Stump.
Died, at her home east of town,
Wednesday, May %, 1902, Miss Mary
King, aged "a years. Funeral SER
vices Sunday at p. m. at the Chris
tan church. Miss King had but re-
Gently returned from Colorado, where
she had gone in hopes Of regaining
her health.
Miss Jean Bishop went to Marengo
last evening for short visit with
relatives and friends. She will go
from there to her home in Chicago.
Decoration Day was observed in
North English Friday. Rev. e. j. Pike
of Williamsburg delivered the address.
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Charlton,

Charlton, June 2.-Joe Cowles came
the last of the week to spend a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Cowles, on South Grand street.
Miss Hattie Gookin returned to her
home in Benton township, after spend
ing a few days with her friend, Mrs
Della Waynick.
Geo. Wright lost a valuable horse
Friday night The animal was all
right at IL o'clock, and when they
went to look at him at o'clock he
was almost dead. A veterinary was
summoned but too late to do any good.
This is quite loss to Mr.. Wright as
the horse was a valuable one.
Frank Holmes came up from Lucas
Friday morning and will spend few
days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Howard are pack
ing their household goods and will
leave today for Melrose where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Howard having accepted a permanent
position with the Melrose Record.
Their friends wish them success in
their new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Braden and little
daughter of Lacona spent Sunday in
the city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Pataton.
Austin Hanson came down from
Oakley Saturday morning and spent
the day with friends, returning the
same evening.
J. w. Vickroy and his son, Marsh,
and wife leave today for Vancouver,
Washington, where they will make
their future home.
Miss Pearl Lewis spent Sunday in
Russell, with the family of her brother,
e. c. Lewis.
Miss Cora Cornell returned to her
home in Tacoma this morning after a
pleasant visit with her sister.
Charlton and vicinity was visited
with another heavy rain again yester-
day morning. It came SO hard and
with so much force that it washed the
corn out in many places.
Miss Lille Douglass went to Russell
last evening where she will spend a
few days with friends and close up
her school work for the year.
Some miscreant entered the home
of Mrs. Cora Bell Saturday night dur
ing her absence and took away her
best clothing, lot of bedding and
some other household articles.
Capt. Hasselquist, Lieut. Leinen,
Sergeants Wood and Aten have return
ed from Cedar Rapids, where they
have been attending state rifle prac-
tice.
Mrs. John Morris died suddenly at
her home in this city yesterday morn,
ing with dropsy of the heart. Funeral
services were held this afternoon at 2
o'clock after which the remains were
laid to rest in the Charlton cemetery
John Larson. who has been connect
ed wit the Patriot office for the last
six years, has resigned his position
there and will work at the carpenter
trade this summer. The change is
made in hope that the out door work
will prove beneficial to his health
The memorial sermon for the Char
iton volunteer fire department was
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Agency.


Agency, June 2.-E. l.. Frescoln died
very suddenly Sunday morning at 8: 25
o'clock. Mr.. Frescoln is Peter Mel
sons son-in-law, and was clerking in
the general store. Saturday morning
he went to the store as usual but in a
short time he told Mr. Nelson he
he wasn't feeling very well. Mr.. Mel
son told him he had better go home
and stay until he was better. About
$3.50 p. m. they called in DR.. Newell,
who administered to him and relieved
his suffering for time but towards
morning he became worse and DR..
Newell was again called and found Mr..
Frescoln in a very critical condition.
After a consultation with the family
DR.. Brockman was sent for but Mr..
Frescoln was beyond human aid. A
post mortem examination was held and
it was found that he died of appendi-
citis. Mr.. Frescoln was "a years old.
He leaves a wife and three children,
a mother and several brothers. There
will be short service at his late resi-
dence an Main street Tuesday at 10
10 o'clock after which the remains will
be taken to Batavia where the funeral
will be held in the M. E. church. He
will be laid to rest in the Batavia Gem
etery. The funeral will be in charge
of the Modern Woodmen.,
Lightning struck the residence of
Rev. D. M. Lower on West Main street
yesterday morning tearing the west
end of the house considerable but for
tunately none of the family who hap
pened to be in the other part of the
house, We're harmed
Children's Day will be observed at
| the M. e. church next Sunday evening.
Miss Iva Kendrick, who has been
teaching in Des Moines, returned
home last week.
Mrs. M. ]. Wing visited her new
grandson at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Wing of Ottumwa last week.
Mrs. Frank Walker of Grinnell visit
ed relatives here last week.
Miss Laura Griggs left this morning
for Cripple Creek, Colo, where she ex-
poets to spend the summer with her
father.
Miss Alta Dreamer has gone to Ne
braska to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Woodford leave
Tuesday for Lincoln, Neb., to visit
their son.
Scott Foster is in Dubuque attending
the Masonic grand lodge.
Miss Kate Shearre, who has been
sick is improving.
Mrs. Raper of Burlington is here. Wis.
iting her brothers, the I, Messrs.
Shearels. 5 -s--s..
The Misses Lula Allen. Fannie
Humphrey, Lula Lambert Will D. Nye
and Chas. Hankins will attend the Ep.
worth League convention at Richland
this week.
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North English.

North English. June 3.-Mrs. Conn,
of Leon, Iowa, visited last week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. w. w.
Boland.
H. P. Maxwell is in Cedar Rapids
this week, taking treatment for rheum-
atism.
DR.. Moon was called from Williams
burg for consultation over the condi-
ton Of the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Magoon, who continues critic
ally ILL.,
Mrs. Mary j. King and daughter.
Mary. came home from Colorado
Springs Wednesday morning.
+ Miss Mary Maurer came down from
Cedar Rapids Thursday morning for q
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MuntervilIe,

Munterville, June 3.-The young
peoples social in Munterville Satur-
day evening was largely attended, and
"a large amount of ice cream dispos-
ed Of A short program was also
carried out in church in the early part
of the evening.
of this vicinity, who has been at the
county farm for the past several years,
is visiting among his old aequaint-
ances.
Albert Burnsdet left some time
ago for Colorado. He has position
in coal mine there and says he likes
the climate out there and will prob
ably remain there for some time.
Miss Alice Johnson is visiting her
parents for the present, enjoying a
short vacation from her work in OF
tumwa.
John swenson was an ottumwa Wis
itor Friday.
Miss Ethel Upp closed her spring
term of school at Hickory Friday.
Orval Johnson, of Ottumwa, is Wis
iting relatives here this week.
Fred Nelson and sisters, Misses
Julia and Huldah, visited with L. L..
Swenson and wife Thursday evening.
Erland Allen caught one of the big
gest fish g. few days ago in the creek
near his homo that has been caught
for years; it had come UP from the riv-
er during the recent rains and was
trying to get back when he discovered
it and caught it. The weight was 10
pounds.
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giving music in this vicinity at pres

giving music in this vicinity at pres.
emit.
G. NJ DuVall and G. n. Long trans
acted business in Moravia Wednesday.
F. M. Dodd is very poorly at this
time.
The little daughter of N. H. Coe,
who has been i'll for several weeks,
died Thursday evening. Funeral ser.
vices were held at their home at 8
o'clock Friday.
Mrs Blanche DuVall is suffering
from a very painful felon on her hand.
Ezra Coltrain has returned to his
home from Oklahoma, where heAkas
been since March. Mr. Coltr.K is
very fayorably impressed with %the
country and expects to return soon.
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DoudS.

Douds, June sc. D. McGaw of
Fairfield was here Saturday
Miss Carrie McCrary was in Ottum-
wa Saturday.
Geo Miller of Ottumwa was in town
on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Lynn OF I4a,ddsdale
were visiting with relatives at this
place Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Amanda Thatcher of Lawton,
Okle.. visited with friends in town Fri
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preached last evening by Rev. Mum
at the U. P. church. There was a
good crowd out and special music had
been prepared for the occasion. Rev.
Mum took his text from Luke
0::25:38. He spoke on "Who Is My
Neighbor," and gave very interest.
ing talk, BETTING the occasion.
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Lancaster.

Lancaster, June 3.-Avery Terrell is
on the sick list.
Many of the people attended the
Memorial day services at Sigourney.
Mrs. w. P. Taber of Spring Fill, H.,
is here visiting her daughter Mrs. R.
M. Kelley.
The old folks cleaned the Christian
church last Thursday and the young
folks decorated it Saturday, getting
ready for Children's Day
A show which gave an exhibition in
Hayesyille Wednesday night is camp
ed some distance west of town.
Rev. Campbell of Sigourney was
calling here Friday.
John Kelley and three sisters visit
ed in Packwood last week.
Arthur Scott of Kansas has been Wis
iting at the home of VIM Randall.
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Maple Grove.

Maple Grove, June 3.-Rev. Broiles
was calling in this vicinity Thursday
4 Miss Anna Kingery called on Miss
Mande Lowell. last Tuesday
Mrs. Charlie Humphrey is able to be
out among her many friends again
Oscar Moon and Murdy Bishop at
tended school at this place last Thurs
day.
{ Miss Gladys Miller Of Unionville is
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WilliaImsIl,,Ilr,,o.

williamsburg, June 3.-Decoratlon
day the G. A. r. post met at the city
hail together with the Relief Corps,
who had wreaths and bouquets, 30 dec
crate the mounds Of the dead. All 80
they wended their way to the cemetery
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E. A. Rea & Co. 224-2e-2s South
Market ST., ottumwa, la, are offering
special terms on the Improved Dewey
Stock Waterer. BUY ONE NOW AND
GIVE YOUR SPRING PIGS A GOOD
START.
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Winchester.

Winchester, June 3-Mrs. Hattie
Coleman and child, of Montana, visit
ed recently with Mrs. Jessie Meek
Will Hastings, wife and daughter,
Gladys, Henry Howk and family and
odd folks picnic last week on Fox
river.
A couple of loads of Winchester
young people went to Kilbourne on a
fishing lark last Thursday.
A couple of young men from near
Lebanon are in the neighborhood
sheep-shearing.
Geo. Workman. wife and son, Stan
ley, We're down from Fairfield last
week.
A new son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Workman last Tuesday.
Mi. and Mrs. Charles Cochran and
little daughter. Ruth, of Lebanon, Wis
tied at Charlie Godown's not long ago.
The heavy rains that have fallen re-
Gently are hard on leaky roofs Hi
ram Cristler is putting a new roof on
his house.
E. Speaker, of Birmingham, and
George Kerr, of Winchester, started
for New Mexico last week, for the
benefit of Mr.. Spraker's health. His
many friends hope he will regain his
strength.
Miss Lucy Morrisonis teaching a good
school and is much liked. This is the
last week.
Alex. Morrison has returned to his
home from st. Louis.
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Russell.


Russell, June 3.-Dr.Lloyd Allen re-
turned home from Chicago Saturday
night.
Miss Pearl Lewis is visiting at the
home of her uncle, Ed Lewis, in Rus
sell.
Mrs. Laura Clinton returned home
Saturday from six weeks visit in
Des Moines and Chicago.
A. j. Woodman and wife returned
Saturday night from the Baptist ami
versaries of the northern states at ST.
Paul. Rev. Stote returned Thursday.
H. S. Boyd and Ed. Woodman were
county seat visitors Saturday.
There was large crowd in town
memorial day, who enjoyed very in
teresting program at the Christian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Crozier returned
Saturday evening from Oskaloosa
where they have been visiting the
past two weeks.
There is to be lecture on the
Higher Life" at the M. E. church
today at 2:3O p. m.
Anna Elliott returned home from
weeks visit with friends in Charlton
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Flora Marshall, who has been
sick for the last week, is able TO be
out again
Mrs. s.Welis does not improve very
fast. af
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EASTERN COLORADO is a

II place to live. and uneaualed bargains in
cheap and productive lands in tracts to suit,
can be had Values Increasing and
will double in the next year. Taxes are ex.
tremely low. Those looking for new location
or investment can get full information by writ-
ing the Kit Carson Land Company, Bnrling-
ton, Colorado.
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Bonaparte.

u
Bonaparte, June 3.-Mrs. Carl Mil
Ter and baby are visiting friends at
Neva. Mo.
The Pulaski base ball team plays
che Bonapartes here Sunday
An effort is being made to secure
an excursion train from Keokuk to
Bonaparte next Sunday.
Ed Folkes, of Pennington, was in
town Friday
The wooden mills were compelled to
close down Friday and Saturday. a
broken shaft being the trouble.
Miss Effie Cox Is visiting relatives
at Kirkville. Iowa.
Mrs. Ed Demple. of Valley Junction,
is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. P. w Oberg left Saturday for
an extended visit with relatives.
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Mystic.

Mystic, June 3.-Decoration day was
appropriately observed by the old sol
dlers of this city.
Graduation exercises of the high
school were held at the opera house
last evening. The grammar school
exercises will be held Wednesday ev-
ening.
The band will give weekly concerts
on Wednesday evenings in the future,
instead of Saturday evenings, as in
the past.
Miss Eugene May departed for Col
orado last week, to spend the sum-
mer with her brother
The Klondike mine was sold last
week to d. c. Bradley.
Harry B. Wiese. formerly foreman
of the Mystic Letter. has joined the
United States army and is on mis- way
to the Philippines.
The United Mine Workers of Mystic
will observe Saturday, June Z as dec
Grafton day. Appropriate exercises
will be held at the opera house both
day and night
The Blakesburg baseball nine May
ed against the Mystic nine last Satur-
day and Sunday.
The mines are running little bet
ter now than they were few weeks
ago. There is still room for improve
ment, however
David Lodwick is installing a new
engine at his Clarksdale mine.
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where they had appropriate addresses
by Rev. Mcfarland, Father K1ssane,
Hon. John Hughes. The choir of about
sixteen voices, sang several selections.
DR.. and Mrs. Hunt of Davenport
have been visiting the Holden home in
York township. Mr.. Hunt returned
last night. Mrs. Hunt will remain sew
eral weeks.
Dennis Driscoll and wife arrived
home last night after a short wedding
trip.
A party of young folks were picnick-
ed over at Dutch lake Sunday.
Mrs. Paul of Iowa City is visiting at
the Downs home.
Mr. and Mrs. Baird of Millersburg
were visiting their daughter. Mrs. Joe
Kelley the middle of the week. Mrs
Kelly has been confined to her bed ,or
several days, and the fire at their home
Saturday morning, gave her quite a
nervous shock. She was carried from
her nome to M. j. Kelly's. The last
report is that she is resting quite COM
Portable.
Mrs. Harry House came home from
Cedar Rapids Saturday morning,
where she has been confined in St.
Luke's hospital for over four weeks.
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Abingdon.

Abingdon, June 81. B. Trents
baby is i'll with diphtheria.
Mrs. Cordie Nelson and children, of
Galesburg, are expected here in the
near future for a visit with relatives
and friends.
The measles patients are all getting
along nicely.
: G. F. snider is very sick win pneu-
monia.
Miss Cora Burris was Fairfield Wis
itor Monday
DR.. Norman and daughter, Miss
Bertha, We're Abingdon callers We'd
nesday
DIR. and Mrs. King made business
trip to Fairfield Tuesday.
The teachers of the school, Miss
Lillian Harlan and Rob Rooms will
give a supper at the hall Saturday ev-
ening, June Z, for the purpose of get
an organ for the school
Mrs. I. w. Gobble and Mrs. W. B.
Gobble were Fairfield visitors We'd
nesday
Nelson Campbell, who has been quite
i'll for the past few weeks, is slowly
improving.
Dan McReery and family and ]. H.
Ramey and family are making prepar-
ations to move to Oklahoma, where
they will make their future home
They will make the trip in wagons.
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Batavia.

Batavia, June ga heavy rain fell
at this place Sunday morning.
Nh. and Mrs. Frank Davidson of Chi
cago, arrived Saturday morning to Wis
it their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Davidson.
Misses Mamie and Ethel Montgom-
cry who have been visiting their cou-
sin, Miss Edith Wright, left for Ottum-
wa Saturday, where they will visit for
a week before going to their home in
Jamestown Kan.
The many friends of Ed. Frescoln
will be sorry to hear Of his death
which occurred very Unexpectedly at
his home in Agency Sunday morning,
after very short illness. The funeral
services will take place at the M. E.
church of this place today. Interment
in Batavia cemetery.
Mrs. s. j. Cole spent Sunday with
her son. VIM. Cole of Bladensburg.
Mrs. Ed. Sparks from Franklin, Mo-,
is visiting at the home of w. B.
Sparks.
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en- to attend the convention in ottum-
wa Saturday, June Ia: John Spring
er, H. N. Spry, A. M. Howard, w. F.
Foster, G. L. Nye, J. F. Newell.
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C)E WILL BR ING You good results. In
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ola fine improved farm with growing crops,
located in the famous Red River Valley. of
North Dakota. dividend will be paid as soon
as crops are harvested and sold. Lands con
stautly Increasing in value in this state. A
safe and very profitable Investment Write at
cnce for full particulars. Grandin & Edwards,
Mayvil1e, North Dakota.
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What Cheer.

Chat Cheer, June 3.-W. C. Windett
was called to Missouri the past week
by the death of an aunt
Mrs. w. A. Durfee is visiting at os.
kaloosa
Bertha Sayer of Des Moines is visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. p Roberts.
The graduating exercises of the
What Cheer high school will be held
Friday night, June 6. The class num-
bers sixteen.
Mrs. Jno. Reid is visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Shelter of Eden is visiting with
her sister here. Mrs. j. w. Kinsey.
Memorial services were appropriate
ly held in What Cheer Friday.
Mrs. G. P. Barnes is in Fairfield car
ing for sister, who had the misfor-
tune of fracturing an ankle.
Alfred Martin has sold his share in
the Swan laundry to his partner, Mr..
Gilhousen.
Mrs. R. P. Cook is visiting in Deep
River.
Miss Helen Lamb of Olin has come
to spend the summer with Mrs. Myer
Carl
G. A. Algood will soon move to What
Cheer. He recently sold his farm in
Mahaska county and expects trying
city life.
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Murray.

| Murray, June 3.-M. L. C.'s enter
tanned their husbands on the Bosser-
man lawn Decoration day.
| Miss Matte Bruffey will return to
her home in Mountain Grove, Mo-,
Monday after an extended visit here.
Mrs. J. F. Hasty returned home on
No. 10 Friday.
| N C. Hoffman made business trip
to Des Moines Thursday.
Rev. Wright, of Osceola, delivered
an excellent address to the &. A. r..
and large and attentive audience
Friday afternoon.
Joe Hoffman and Miss Matte Bruf-
fey spent Thursday in Osceola, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Jami.
son.
Miss Gardner, of Creston, visited
her brother here Friday and attended
the Decoration service.
Sue Duffer, of Creston, was calling
on friends in Murray Friday.
Mrs. Roy Currey, of Osceola, attend
ed the Decoration service in Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Bosserman departed
for their home in Weldon Saturday
morning.
Miss Palmer spoke on temperance
at the M. q. church Saturday after
noon and night, also Sunday night
and Sunday afternoon at the Baptist
church.
Mr.. Laten is having his house in
the west part of town, occupied by
John Wick, painted.
| The school board is improving the
school grounds with brick walks
Miss Myrtle Arnold is visiting in
Osceola this past week.
| Miss Mae Arnold is visiting in Des
Moines, where she expects to stay un-
/ til after the Fourth of July.
Mrs. o. r. Garrett. ST.. and daugh-
! ter Miss Nellie, departed Monday for
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Marions Mrs CARROTS
girlhood home, also Ahamosa and Mt.
Vernon.
| Mrs. Anna White will spend a few
days in the country next week.
| DR.. J. F. Hasty has added the pleas
ure of a new swing to his home.
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FOR SALE-Common millet seed. INQUIRE
5. ID. Carter, one mile west of Bladens-
burg
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EOAs SALE CHEAP - 1000 acres extra
good farm land, long time, low rate, In
tracts to suit purchaser. J. A. Southland, Allen,
Lyon county, Kansas.
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EOR SAhE-Finest ranch in North DAKOTA;
$4,000 acres, 10 cattle, % horses and COM
nlete outfit; cheap if taken at once. r. A. Fox,
Merchants Hotel, ST. Paul. MINI.
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EOta SALE-2io acres 100 timber. 20 lamar
good h.ase; good water; good road; tnree miles
from railroad station; Is miles from ST. Erll;
900 per acre. H, Winkier, Luck, Polk Coz,
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F7OR sAAE-Iu Oregon, 10000 acres, princi-
pally heavy timber, part fine stock aud
mineral land, These lands are scattered in
tracts from i6) to 640 acres; SITS acre ne entire
tract: reasonable TERMS A. t. Kel1hsr, Des
Moiues, Iowa.