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Maple Grove.

Maple Grove, Nov 4.-Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Patrick are visiting relatives and
friends at this place.
Mrs. j. Lowell spent Wednesday in
Unionville the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Brane.
j. II. Williams called on friends
Tuesday.
Mrs. Blanche Duvall was in Moravia
Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Coe entertained
friends at their home Friday.
Fred Coltrain was in Moravia Friday
evening.
Several from here attended the
speaking at the FairView school house
Wednesday night.
John Dodd called on friends a short
time ago.
Miss Martha Dotson has been visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dodd
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and Mrs. Reuben cooms. of near La

and Mrs. Reuben Cooms. of near La
cey.
John P. Reese, democratic candidate
the campaign Thursday night. The
meeting lasted from 1880 till 10
O'Clock, drawing a large house. The
Pekay band was present and rendered
fine music.
Richard Burke, editor of the Oska-
loosa Times, and T. j. Phillips, of OF
tumWa were here Thursday and at
tended the political meeting Thursday
night
The show ga Boy Tramp story
OF mother and son, was reported
strictly first class, being the finest
show Eddyville has had for some time
The attendance was quite large and
the play lasted until II o'clock. con-
sisting of four acts.
Mrs. Martin of Chicago arrived
tuesday for q week or ten days Wis
1t with her aunt, Mrs Mary A. Lester.
CorWln Clancy moved his family
from Grays Creek to the Della Wilcox
property, on Third street, Monday,
they having purchased the same.
N>AAo IVY oipNo vi hCdi SShd-
lcosa were recent guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Eph Watkins.
Mrs. Wesley Donegan and daughter,
Miss Grace Donegan, of Grays Creek.
have returned home from an extended
| visit with relatives in Colorado
G. M. Garfield was in Ottumwa
Thursday.
Joe Dyke of Grays Creek is recov.
erlng from an attack OF measles. His
baby is also recovering from sickness
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Hamburger of
Grays Creek and e. M. Lester, of Elk
celslor We're in town Monday.
Fred Elliott, Fred Wilcox and Geo
Stephenson drove to Buxton Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Houghland OF
Eldon, visited Wednesday and Thurs
day with Mrs. Houghland's aunt. Mrs
x. A. Patterson, on South Fourth
street. Mr.. Houghland also renewed
acquaintance with L. C. Turner ant
joni JAEGER, who We're members of his
regiment in the war.
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SEVERAL THINGS

have ten acre piece of and only 1la
miles from, the limits of ottuhlwa for sale
2 $500. viii SCI! on monthly payments
y DER month OF will exchange Tor small
ia Hing IN city.
gliglp a pair Of nicely matched. small
hosses. slrnd ami well broken, one Of the
hest G.iRine tealns in he county. Will cS-
,1lnnrt I !e team gor q good driving horse
weighing from 1.1i1et0 1 900, Of Wlll sell
OIL faNotalt,r terms.
nave Il aOipie Of good loans secured 10y
first mortgage On Wapeilc county land ut
6 per erll5. II Won have some lille money
you wish = lilace on lon: loana. invests
gate these:
Have two excellent vacant lots set out
to fruit. close TO erect car. VIII sell on
payment OF - Yer month.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Eekcr Building.
ONCE Phone 444. Res. Phone 424.
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kirkviIIe.

kirkville, Nov. 4-Elpha Davis, in
FAINT daughter of Alvin and Lizzie DAY.
is, died October 81, aged 2 months and
q days. The little one was taken
suddenly sick and the mother becom.
ing alarmed carried her to Mrs. Greene,
but all efforts were useless. She died
in a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Davis
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
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Winchester.

Winchester, Nov. 4,--The young peo-
pie had their weekly singing at Miss
Callie Meeks last Wednesday even
ing.
Wilmer Meek was thrown from his
rony Tuesday and had several ribs
cracI-el,
a large crowd from Winches-
ter / vicinity attended the funeral
OF Jc,n II. Barker, OF near Mt. Zion
Sunday, October 10. Much sympathy
is felt for his young wife and little
child.
Mrs. Aletha ST Clair has a new
daughter, born, October 1G.
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BidWell

Bidwell, Nov. 3--Scott Johnson and
Bert Ross attended a political meet
ing at Munterville Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Johnston. ac
co,npanied by Mrs. Will Waddingtor
and daughter Delta, of Chillicothe
were Sunday visitors at the Henry
Garfield home.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lathrop, OF
Dudley, were visiting at the parental
II. T. Lathrop home last week.
Messrs. and Mesdames Geo. John
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day evening to get boat Mr.. Piles
has discontinued his work here and
will take UP new work at Smokey Hol-
Ter in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Linton attended
church services at the school house
last Thursday night.
Mrs. Ira Goodwin and children, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Deford were Satur-
day visitors at Frank Deford's.
Miss Roda Dial and sister, called on
Mrs. Price Saturday afternoon.
w. E. Davis will spend Sunday in
Ottumwa with home folks.
Abba Nov. A. Ralph Hob
son, a driver for a local
lumber firm. was thrown from his wa
gon late Friday afternoon and. had his
collar.%. bone broken. Mr.. Hobson's
team became frightened as they were
crossing the street in front of the First
Presbyterian church. Mr.. Hobson had
some loose boards in the wagon. He
could not hold the horses. They ran
north about block and in crossing
the next crossing, which is rather high.
he was thrown from the wagon, and
struck on his shoulder, breaking his
collar bone. DR.. Powell dressed his
shoulder.
| Hercules Rice left last evening for
South Omaha, Neb., where he goes to
accept a position with the George
Burke commission Co., at that place.
Grant Cowley of Eddyville was in
town on business yesterday.
David Cain of Lovilia was transact
ing business in town Friday.
Lawrence Lewis, a prominent farm
er, of near Buxton, was an Abba Wis
itor Friday.
Miss Rosa Leach and sister. Anna,
of Des Moines are visiting their pars
| ents and friends.
Arch Wilkins, a prominent farmer
was in town Friday on business.
Mrs. George Luke of Avery was Wis
iting her brother, John Nelson, FRI
day.
| There were several Halloween par
ties Friday evening. No damage was
done except scattering a few wagon
wheels around over town.
Hall SDillman of Ottumwa was in
town on business Sunday.
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Dui1reath.

Dunreath, Nov. Cora and Alpha
Amos visited at Fifield Saturday
Carley Dalton is visiting with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Davis and children, of Knox
vile Junction, are visiting with rela-
tiyes here.
Mr. and Mrs. Pointer were Knoxville
callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harp were Knoxville
callers Saturday.
The coal train killed good horse
belonging to Jas. Littell Wednesday
night.
Will Carpenter and Erma Stevens
visited at Des Moines Saturday and
Sunday.
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Richia


Richland, Nov. 4-The Bell Tele-
phone Co. Is putting in line here
which is near completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Tnery are the pos,
SCISSORS OF girl boy.
M. J. Cowgirl has new house near
completion on the south side.
Bene Sargent is in Kansas at the
home Of an uncle. C. S. Sargent.
Mrs. George Kline spent Sunday in
the country.
Mrs. John Mills is reported better.
Mrs. Thome is enjoying a visit from
her brother
G. W. Mills is in Chicago this week
Walt Fearris is convalescent.
John Cook has bought the Sarah
Mills property and has already moved
into it.
DR.. David Jones and sons are great
ly improving their home property by
adding another story to the building
and have built brick pavement
Mrs. Anna Stalker entertained hel
Sunday school class Halloween nigh,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Greesor
north of the village.
Rev. Pools family have about recov
cred from typhoid fever.
Mrs. Frank Bristow, Brighton
was the guest of Mrs Fl. Burton Sat
urday
j. Gearing and Miss Mabelle Stew
art were married at the home of the
bride Thursday evening.
Mr.. Wallace, Kaokuk, sunday schoo
organizer, is holding meeting at at Mt
| Zion.
John Kent has made great changes
in the appearance of the home by i'm
provements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mills have 10
Gated here from Packwood.
George Goodrich was a Fairfield
visitor Friday on business.
Henry Morgan, of Clay, was here
Friday
Miss Mary Jones was a Washington
visitor Friday and Saturday, taking
teachers examination.
| Mr.. and Mrs Milo Lemley have
moved into their new home.
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Batavia,

Batavia. Nov. MRS. Henry Ogden
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. p.
DUR, at Burlington.
Clifford Cole rural carrier on mail
route NO |. spent Sunday with home
folks near Bladensturg.
Ham Eller and daughter Mollie
from Pekih visited relatives here Sun.
day.
Mrs. Alex Woodruff spent Thursday
in the country AT the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. John Sylvester. of Competine.
Mrs. Grace Mohler drove to Fair
field "Wednesday
Mrs. Burns from Missouri is visiting
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Eddyvilie.

Edlyville. Nov. 3.-Lewis Lesco, of
Coalteld, has been very III for cou-
pie Of weeks.
Mrs. S. Caldwell and daughters,
Misses Vivian and Cecil. have been
visiting with Mrs. Caldwell's brother,
Frank Padgett. of Bluff Creek. They
are enroute from visit with relatives
in the country north of Oskaloosa to
their home at Union Star, Mo. They
They were accompanied home by Mr..
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Agency.

Agency, Nov. 3.-R. S. Oliver, who
made his home with his daughter,
Mrs. George Peck, who lives one and
a half miles north of here. dropped
dead while at work last Saturday
about O'Clock. A short funeral SER
vice, conducted by Rev. j. B. Hill. was
held at the house at 2 D. m. Sunday
and the remains were taken to Cedar
RAPIDS where the interment will be
made.
John Theilen, who lives two miles
west of town, died last Saturday morn
ing. Funeral services We're held at his
late residence at p. m. Sunday, and
interment was made in the Agency
cemetery
Mrs. Lou Thompson of Chicago is
visiting her sister. Mrs Ed Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain of Ohio
visited Mrs. M. A. Chamberlain last
week.
Mrs. Wilbur Spicer of Batavia WIS.,
tied her mother, Mrs. Jennie Roberts
over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Wheaton was an over
Sunday visitor with friends in South
Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Nye spent sun
day in Hedrick.
Miss Edith Brainard leaves today
fer Galesburg for short visit with
relatives there
Rev. U. 3. Smith of ottumwa
preached at the Methodist church Sun
day morning an1eyenfng.
The Misses MeMullen were over.
Sunday visitors with Miss Myrtle War.
ner.
Mrs. Mary Allen has returned to her
meme at Chicago, after visiting rela,
tives here for few weeks.
Howard Clements. who he's been
Visiting relatives here has gone TO Red
Oak and will soon return to his home
in California.
Farmers are improving this fine
weather gathering their corn.
Mrs. E. D. Fair is visiting at St
Charles, Iowa
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FOR SALE-ALL OR PART OF 300
breeding ewes cheap. Geo. r. Giltner
I'VE miles east OF Ottumwi, Iowa, X. r.
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100 IMPROVED ACRES Fol, IS PER
acre. Six miles from town and creamery.
good roads. large warm house. cellar.
Two good barns, chicken house, p acres
IN corn and potatoes. meadow, lake,
fencing. Write for particulars and free
list of bargains. RathOon u Jordan Land
Co., Deerwood Mimi
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m Before buy.
HhEnA&AAKAF& ing farm
aEVHbaSOSSENS - OF LOCATING

HOneSeekerS ing n , : farm
elsewhere, ought TO see the good farm
ing and dairy lands along and contigu-
Gus to the line Of the Chicago, Rock
Island G. Pacific Railway. The soil is
rich and highly productive Of grains,
and is a good stock country with mar.
kets in easy reach.
These lands are going rapidly and
another opportunity will be given to
all who desire to see them. On the first
and third Tuesdays of October round
trip tickets will be ON sale at principal
stations to points on this line in North
western Iowa, Southern Minnesota
and Southwestern portion of South
Dakota.
Call on nearest ticket agent for
rates, etc, and see that your ticket
reads via the c., R. I. & p. R'y.
There will also be on sale at sta,
lions of this company on same dates
homeseekers excursion tickets at low
rates to various other territory.
JNO. G. FARMER,
G. P. & T. A.,
Cedar Rapids Division.
c., r. |. & P. Ry.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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FOR sALE-A GOOD HOME IN CALL
fornia. 1GO acres. house, barn, orchard,
fine water, $50 head ofhogs. all for 81 800.
Don't miss this. J. w. Woodruff Hook
or. Tehoma. county,. California.
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WANTED.

WANTED--T0 PURCHASE GOOD HEA-
Wy farm mare. T. l.. Randel, 4G3 Ches-
ter avenue.
WANTED-YOU TO PATRONIZE THE
Clark Restaurant, at 133 West Main and
Rooms over 322. 324 32G, East Main.
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FOR SALE.

A sNAP--160 ACRES IN IACQUIPARLE
county, Minnesota, Mt $4,000 per acre
cash, If taken soon. The farm is uii,ier
good cultivation and well improved. Will
ne worth $4,000 per acre in II short time
Write Lock Box 213, Rockwell City, Ia
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OKLAHOMA FARM FOR SALE--FARMS
In the best farming community in the
world, best climate. best crops. best
schools, good churches, best roads; at
prices which will double in one year. Call
on or address A. c. Burwell. Kingtishcr,
Okla.
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ARBlTERs AT MINES.
Strike Commission Examine Prospect
Shaft in Lehiqh Valley.

Wilkesbarre, November l. The
strike arbitration commission ar
rived here from Scranton on a special
train at $3.50 O'Clock this morning over
the Delaware & Hudson. The COM
missioners We're escorted into the
Prospect mine OF the Lehigh Valley
Co, where the morning was spent 60
ing through the workings. This after
noon the party took trolley trip
through the mining towns for a view
OF the miners houses.
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oRCHARDs-I HAVE THE MOST COM
plete list of peach and apple orchards
and fruit farms in the great fruit belt of
Missouri and Arkansas; l handle nothing
but bargains in orchards and fruit prop
critics Tell me what YOU are looking for.
VIM. IL johnson. Snringtcld Mo.
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FOR RENr.

FOR RENT-ONIY MEAT AND ICE
house in town Will sell horses, wagons
houses. Ill health the reason: good bust
ness. All correspondence answered r.
Cassidy, Cleghorn, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-2oO ACRES OF ROLLING
land: black soil; two sets of good
buildings on same. Eight miles from
Ottumwa $4,000 per acre. Address
Phil Watkins, Agency, Iowa.
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North English.


ard returned home Friday from Britt
were he has been to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Erwin, who has been seriously
i'll. Mrs. Stanard, who accompanied
him there, will remain for some time.
Chas. Anderson returned home Fri
day from the southern part of the
state where he has been looking at
land in view of buying there.
DR.. Conroy and family, Of Keswick
spent Friday in town, returning home
Saturday.
Miss Edna Arthur spent Saturday in
Sigourney.
Marion French has gone to Miami
Florida, to spend the winter
Miss Josie Greeley is visiting rela
tives in Oskaloosa.
Tomas Mullin and wife, of Sigourn
ey, who have been visiting their SON.
Lafayette, north OF town, returned
home Saturday.
Lewis, only son of Mrs. Sarah Car
ter, died Saturday, Nov. 1, 1902, at 5
a. M, of typhoid fever. Funeral ser.
vices were held Sunday at / p. m. at
the M. e. church, conducted by Rev
Breeden The stricken family have
the sympathy Of the people of this
community.
T. R. Mcmillan was business visit,
or in Marengo Friday, returning home
Saturday morning.
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miles northwest of Drakesvile. Davis
county, Iowa. containing 2333 acres. Farm
is well improved good house and three
large new barns. Two Wind-mills and
plenty Of water and, other convenicncrs
This farm is III good condition ana | will
sell cheap. For particulars enquire at
farm. Fred Xigler.
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LAND-TIIE CHOICEST IN OTTER TAIL
ana surrounding counties. Wild and i'm
proved. Call or address A. w. Allen,
uenning, Mimi
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FOR SALE-poLAND CHINA BoARs
with large bone. Sired by a mammoth
boar. They are mortgage lifters. Call
on or address Chas. August, Belknap, Ia.
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Samuel Fryersof Belle PLANE was
found guilty at Washington of sell
ing intoxicating liquors in a railroad
grading camp, and fined $50 and
costs.
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ston, Will Grooms and Scott Johnston
We're highly entertained at the Fred
Berkey home near High Point Sunday.
Merrill Lewis is recovering from an
attack of fever.
Mrs. Loman Fisk. of Melrose, is en-
ioying visit here with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Johnston Wis
tied friends in Chillicothe recently.
A number of the citizens attended
the James. Coan funeral, held at the
ST. Patrick's church in South Ottum-
wa Friday.
| Frank Johnston returned Friday
from pleasant fortnight soiourn with
relatives at Lebanon and Milton.
Mrs. Maggie Thompson and chill
dren. of Blakesburg, were Bidwell Wis
itors Monday.
Allen Morley is quite ill with stom
ach trouble.
William Taylor is moving into his
magnificent new residence
Rev. G. e. Hawk, of Chillicothe, was
calling on friends here Sunday.
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FARMS FOR SALE IN THE, GARDEN
spot OF Kansas; send for list or call on
J. w. Bronston, immigration Agent, Gar
nett, Kas.
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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN A 100. 100
and $50 acre farm belonging to an es-
tate must be sold. i. w. Darner, room
ii and II, Baker Block, Ottumwa, Iowa
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BED BUG EXpELLER- DRIVE THEM
away forever. Bed hugs. fpas. ants. lice.
cockroachcs, ana all kinds of insects. No
matter now many other kinds YOU have
tried and failed. try this. We guarn-
tee it to rid IA house eifectualy and per-
manently of insects or money refunded.
Ii does not leave any stain. dust, dirt or
smell. Appreciated by every good ho;,se-
keeper. Price % cents by mail, prepaid.
Whole sale price to agents and the drug
trade. prepaid, 500 per dozen j. Il.
Doubcli X Co.. Haugen. Wis.
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FOR SALE $50 ACRE BOTTOM FARM
II Msso nrrcs nc c t9 miles tn from Cairo
and alfalfa land Price $4,000. Terms to
suit: $40 acres black sand farm. ON rail
road, ~ miles from good town, $50 acres
cleared. Price $1,000 one-fourth cash. bal
ance to suit nj 6 per cent 500 acres
cut over lands in Arkansas, suitable for
farming purposes. Price So per acre.
III. NJ. Grown, Charleston. Mo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Us YOUR ORDERS FOR
sheet music. Largest stock. lowest
prices orders filled same day received.
Special prices to teachers. bands and
orchestras Alnod's Jewclry X Music
store. 1T East Main. Ottumwa.
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her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Briston

her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Briston
Bradshaw.
Mrs Ona Ornduff and Mrs. Ras.
Bradshaw, and two sons, Karl and
Paul, were shoppers in Fairfield We'd
nesday
Mrs. Sheets and daughter, Una, from
Libertyville, visited Thursday with
her sisters, Mrs. j. B. Holman and
Grace Mohler.
Misses Hendrix and Maggie Harris
of Ottumwa, were over Sunday visit
ors with relatives.
Mrs. Della Arthur, who is visiting
her mother, is spending the week with
relatives near Bladensburg.
Grandma Eller and granddaughter
Miss Phebe Coward. left Monday tt
spend the winter with relatives al
Harvard, Nebraska.
| Messrs. Rollie Hooking, Prof. De
Mar Ray Bradshaw Harley krelgh
Ross Armstrong, and Claude Humble
/ and Misses Mary Ives. Cora Hooking
Sadie Fishel, Edith Wright, Nellie
Dur and Nettie Emery composed
merry party who drove to Eldon Hal
| lowe'en night
! The following is the program TO
"Rally Day." Nov. 8, at Batavia churcl
of Christ:
9:45 a. M, Bible school
II a. M, address by John A. Brow
followed by communion service. re
ports of church work and roll call
~. M, preaching by E. G. Hastings
pastor of Christian church at Bladens
burg. :.
1880 p. M, joint program given b.
the Sunday school and Christian En-
| deavor society.
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trail Missouri. Correspondence solicited.
describe what YOU want. S. w. Haynes
& Co, Wheeling. Mo
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CHOICE POLAND CHINA
hogs. of both sex. James Shields
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FARM FOR SALE
For Sale

100 acre farm six miles north of Ottum-
wa, good farm land, house of nine rooms
almost new, two barns, two orchards, fenc-
and church, about 700 rods of tile This is
one of the best farms in Wapello county.
100 acres five miles northeast of Ottuin-
ing good, living spring, Il splendid stock
and grain farm.
100 acres ten miles west of Ottumwa i'm
proyements new. land lays rolling, priced
right If taken soon.
10 acres p miles from city limits. North
Side, about 40 acres in cultivation, balance
pasture. good hys room room house, good barn;
AT house. living spring in pasture, u mile
10 school.
Property in all parts Of the city. See or
write us before OuNing.
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Urbana.

urbana. Nov. "a. J. Hilbroid is
visiting at his old home in Illinois.
r. H. Byrnen and family visited ov-
er Sunday with R. e. Bowen and fam
lily of independence.
The aged mother of James Fergus.
on. who has made her home here, died
Sunday morning.
The young women's Sunday school
class of the M E. church will give an
entertainment at the Odd Fellows
hall this evening.
The women of the M. E. church will
serve dinner election day at the home
of Mrs. ]. D. Burrell.
Rae Johnson is visiting relatives in
Kansas for few weeks.
Miss Alice Rupp of Van Horne is
staying with her brother, Harry Rupp,
and has entered Shrader Academy.
S. w. Winters, T. w. Burrell and j.
D. Burrell were business callers at
Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE TWENTY
farms adjoining the Iowa state line near
Inionvillc. Mo- Send for list Geo. H..
Gallup. Jefferson, Ia
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-04
Have You Bought a Home YETI

F4FN OI HONss EEF q IHOiHV q!
Neil IL YOU hnvc not YOU better do 50 ut
once 4 residence on West Main street.
worth 5000. il you call ut once You caI,
buy it for 81 $50.
Oh yes. WE still have some farms THAT
are priced less than their value.
A 800 acre farm ut $50. two sets of inn
provements. This farm is good and should.
bring SO.
that for YOU and will sell ii so you can
afford TO buy.
Or ~ 40 acres at $40, improvements worth
the money.
LOWENBERG 6 CO.,
Real Estate,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-04

FOR SALE-KANSAS FARMS IN EAST
ern counties. Send for list j. c. Ruth,
Colony Kansas.