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Carson City, Ne vada.
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DIRECTORS:

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BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
i6limmite 6inberntB. Oie Geiie bes

i6limmite 9inberntb. Oie Heiie oes
Prinsen 5etnri@, 10 serinsfisis ibre
dubere 8eranlaiiuns 1T, f0nnte eine
Bride ab9eben, mel@e bic tiefe eide
%iberm6lbt, bic bas Bolt Der vuoraus=
i~ebunssloien @ii1enidaft" uon Der
sroBen Station trennt, in ber man benz
Wolob bes Stusens nod piel gu piel
Opfer barbrinst. 8etbe 80lter Ton
men chamber %lernen, benn betbe baben
ibre @orsase unb ibre beiouberen &C.
ii@ter; &merifa lit Oeutidlanbs gutter
&unbe unb umsetebrt, unb eine feinb
ielise Stimmun9 fann nur bas 8ect
tanitlt@er Wade ietn. Snben Qbern
bes junsen r&ieien bes 8eiten" flteBt
uiel beutides 8lut. Gin &f smi=
i9en smei &ulturtrdsern fam Der
Weni@beit fein Sell brinsen. Das
neu besonnene Sabrbunbert m0se NIT
ben antiquirten S9lasworten friberer
Yerioben ~aufrdumen unb bic mi1flr=
lid erionnenen @esenidse auf ibren
ri9ttsen Snbalt suridfibreu. Ous
beidetbene Mab frteblt6er @ermani=
iatiou, eas mtr ben Mmeritanern brins
gen, lit fur tie cine bantensmertbe@a
Dafar f0unen tie uns pom ibrer Sbat
fraft uub umitdt, ibrem unterneb=
muussseiit, ibrer sroBen aufaiiuns
Der 8erbdltniHe uno last not least
pom ibrem i~tarten Electromagnetic TN.
merbin etne quite Yrobe ab9eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
Serridtbeit oes ltsberfuairems.

Ser meoiSinii9e &ecorb marnt 81
tern, ibre &inoer nidt nit ~aasuuieler
Irbeit gu iberbdufen. Oas moberne
@raiebunssipitem lest gu uiel Sc.
mtdt auf bic gntwideluns bes Sc
bddtniHes iunser 9erlonen auf So.
fen ibrer &0tper. Die Solse lit, bah
MIR selernte i9ma9e Mdnner baben,
welde in 8trtli9feit meniser befd.
bist iinb, CUTE Grbeit gu uerridteu,
als uenn ibre fOrperlide 8el9afen.
belt better entmidelt more. I'm ben
pbpiiiden Wann aufsubauen. sib ibm
r@olben @ratn Belt" Bier, benn es
lit rein unb nabrbaft unb serabe bic
ri9tise Sa@e fur Mdnner, bic idme.
re Nrbeit perridten. Saltet ftets et=
ne &tite in gurem .Sauie uub ae.
brau@t es reselmdbis. Sbr t6nnt 3D.
NIT uerieben uerben BON
9. &enSten, ct. gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
Wooie Rountain Oifrict. }
pen <. UfarS 1902.
an O @i. S9Dab sSmo 60,

Or @tVtN 1Jl~.
IN Die S6mab 9ano 60,
9lear Safe. Winn.
2erren!-Sbr Srief pom 20. Nebr,or e.
9alen II ml6 oes Snbalts peroemiiiert.
Sere yta9frage beSiiglid 9anoerperb in bie=
Ish Apelle pes sanoes babe id iorsfGltia err
tpoSen. sssfeli 9erbit reiife id pon Saint
CLOUD map @~lmountore. beIudte GaIaaru
nno ulh9eouil9 uno auf meiner HIfrei1e
r..s .~ an auen Saiiptortidaften, Die bis
otessla Gere Is. Ut. entIan9 seleaeu linp,
w, oeSao ml9 mad Sattleforb unb meter
naU Nrlnce gilbert. pon NO i'd nad benz
utoole U5ountotn Olitr,tt suriidtebrte unb
ihlg ealelot rleoerlieB, nidt neil Die @e=
Seno oeller Ut dls lonitwo, ioneeru neil ih
9.er etnl9e Sortbeile wabrnabm, Die i'd anz
oersipo permtBte. ~ Das Qunb miro bier
5e9n SABRE trllber i'm Ereiie iteisen ais in Ell.
mem anoern Stltrift. 2.) Wir baben bier BEN
.Utounfatn, ipel9er auf Sabre binaus auf Der
9torolette Sol3 perl6aiit unb auf Der Sio=
lette Ole 9%roBartiseu 8oblenielber oesalei=
geH 9u1es gSaller III ueberflus unb cine @i=
len0 oa9n Die our9 bic @esenb lduft. aues
III auem atot es mad metnem llrtbeil fein
enoerer Elas IN Canada, mo 9Gnbererwerb
lt9 oeller it1o raider lobnt. Snnerbalb Der
encouragement bat bas 2an6 in @irflih=
teI lel'le Gi9entbimer 9efunben, unb bic gi=
tenoapnlanoerelen uerben raid aefauft lnb
oae nanlentlld non Amer,fanern, elm Se=
rpeis, oaB bteier Oiitrift innerbalb brei Sab=
rem poultanoi9 in geidIas eeuemmeu iein
mlro; SO CLAUDE, hermit SIREN 9ta1frasen
pereWt 9eiporoen Su iein, unb es ipirb mid
trenen, Sbnen firberbin nit weiterer Snfor.
nation beSt9li1 biefer @egenb bienen Al
sSbr erseber ner
8. 3. Sacquemart.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
Die Tefli4feitea su gsren De

Die Tefli6feiten gu @bren bss
Yrtnsen 9einrt@ itno cine Reibe pom
Srfolsen. Son Nnfaus On 1T Nues
slatt mte am S9ni1 diem seeanaen,
bic setitise &tmoipbare, Der duBere
gontaft NIT Der Wease unb Der in
mere nit ibrem Oenten un6 g.alpfim
ben baben 10 melt Inter Der S~israIur
r&aiiernetter" seitanben. &etn @Olt=
den bat bic frobe Sttmmuns setriibt.
Den @lanspuntt bilbet, 10 melt, has
Don Der Seem gorter Staat sSe,tuns
unb tbrem 8ertreter, 9errn 6err
mann &ibOer, sesebene BreB=8antett.
bel nel9em Der @ait Der Station nit
ben @eiltern in 8~eribruns fam, III
beren @irten unb S9afen bic orient
li9e Wetnuus oieies 9anbes bsruiene
8ertretuns finbet. Oie seiammte
Yreiie Der Ser. Staaten, bic beruor
rasenbiten !3eitunsen aus alien pier
Winbri9tunsen oes 0anbes, ,paren na
uertreten, unb miewobl nur @enise tn
moblseiester &eoe Dor ben 9erlam:
melten ipreden fonntsn, fanben iid
bod bic @eoanten uno Weinunsen
Aqer i'm bersli6en Ausorud freuub
i6aftli6er @sitnnuna, peritdnonlB
pollen @oblnouens Saiammen. IS
mar cine &uno9ebunq, oeren geoeu,
trng it9 Bis in bic entfernteiten 3beile
bes 9anbes fiiblbar MAIDEN miro, LANCE
nadbem Der Subel bieier 6eltlihtei
ten perfluusen lit.
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Die nntugenh hes Saimpiens

perSunfelt bas Slid bes 6eims, a6er
elm fnurrises @eib sebrau9t bdufia
Shlfe. Gs mag 10 nerp0s unb feline
9eluncbett 10 beruntersetommen iein,
baB bas @ertmsite es aufrest. @enn
BITE Srau melan9oliid, reisbar lit, an
appetitloltsteit, &opfneb, S9laflo.
ltsteit, unperbauli@teit II. an Sdmin
oelanfdaen leibet, ssbrau6t 1ie elet.
trtlden Sitters, oas munberpouite6eil=
mitttl fir ein frantes @eib. Eauien.
be, Die on 8eibertrautbeiten, Neruo=
ittdt, &idenweb unb idmaden Iieren
l'tten unb es sebrau@ten, finb selunb
unb slhdli9 seworben. 8erIu@t es.
ysur Scots. 3ufrteeenbeit sarantirt.
gu baben In SO. g. 6ubn's Npothefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
Srat in Geih uno Glieb. &

S|ut ~ JlSty uuu 0IVus Otuu
Maria Siesrift, anamoia, Soma,
ma9te etnen neuen Hefruten fir bic
sroBe armee pen 8iebersenelenen.
sic reportet Solsenbes an ben betann=
ten gisentbimer Der Eanacee fir has
alter, Sorut's alpeufrduter 8lutbe=
leber, unb ba Bic Sa9e fir piele I'LL:
ierer 9eier pon Sntereiie iein birfte,
10 seben mir ben Brief senannter Srau
mortlid mteber. vNnamoia, SSa., ben
16. ausuft 1901. @eebrter Serr
Ooftor Sabrnep! Sd Mill Sbnen bier
nit mittbeilen, mie gut Sbre Weoisin
semirtt bat an einem Sreunb, melder
su uns gum Seiu6e fam ; er slaubte,
baB es piellei9t bas leste Wal mare,
bab er uns ieben uirbe. gr NOR
iebr tranf, bate teinen Nppetit
gum giien unb lit an Geber
unb Nierenleioen. SD rietb ibm,
Sbre Mebiatn gu nebmeu, bod bate
er biersu feline 2ut. Sd CAB ibm lie
bod cine fleine Slalde, uub er nabm
Iie NIT mad Sauie. Na9 2 Bo9en
fam CT wteber unb bolte ii9 Q srobe
Slaf9en unb iaste, baB bic tleine
,slai9e ibm mebr gut Setban bdtte ais
ale anbere Mebi3tn, bic er beieits &c
brau9t babe. Na@ 2 @o@en bolte
er ii9 abermals etne Slaide unO
meinte, bab ct bic Weoi3in iest i'm
mer I'm Sauie balten min, 10 LANCE er
lebe. gr lift 70 Sabre alt unb fiblt
wie ein Wann pon 40. gr uerebrt
sic unb Shre Webt3in iebr. Sein
Name 1T 9bilipp Sanien. Mit Sod
a@tuns, Mrs Maria Siesrif, Una
moia, Sspa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
Seine WuSnatute

ma6t in meinem @ei6Gfte bic Safen,eit.
Mld wdbrenb oieier 5eit iiubet man bel mir
aue Waaren, bic gum Saiten poraeldriebeu
limb, als: Sdrin9e, Slide, unb mas ionit in,=
mer sebrdudlid 1T. Subem iinb meme Spe=
aereien sleit gut, mie isnf i'm Sabre, unb
metne Vadwerfe fSnnen ntdt ibertroffen
perben. @as INNER fir cine quite Wabl,eit
,piini9ensmertb TT. finset man TETS bel
SeD. Stuenbramb.
33-a3m ct. @Ioub, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13

gsmas ii9 nod uno nahentwideln,
absr Nbeumatismus lit am idlimmlt II
In faltsm Detter. IS bletbt it9 slei9
Oh bas Wetter marin ober falt, st.
sSafobs Del LIT bas Mittel rpel9es
raid unb fiber betlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
0sfnnbbeit fir 10 Gents.

Cine a,beitenbe 0eber, retnes glut,
refine 9aut, belle IuSen, uoIfommene
@eiunbbeit - @ascarets ganbp miro
Gu9 bielelbe ft@ern uno erbalten
g9te Tdtel@en marftrt 6 s. 6. Nie
In Built uerfauft. 8et allen Ipotbe.
tern 10c.
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Cite Der 0efcbnDreneu.

WG5renb bes NIT benz IL. Wtai beoinue
oen&reisgeri6ts pom Stearns @ountp merb
at9euaunte Serren ais @ei6worene gu b
nen babeu:
@reBseidmoreue:
8erubarb Soppfe, Dat.
Beter Quinn it 2ynben.
0ilbeIm golb, @atte 9arf.
Sobn Wer9en. Surembur9.
anton Sneie, 3ion.
9tt6. S6reiner, 9ursmburg.
Seinrl6 Wein3, &odpiue.
&. Is. WtcSarlauo, 8ettp.
Santes Serrier, Sair Sapen.
W. +. @oooI6, Ydpnesuile.
Yeter @eder, Wunion.
Sobn Shmin9bammer, Nlbaup.
Solepb Wtarioled, ct. Slous.
Gsuarb einben, Grom Cafe.
Albert 6otlh, Sauf Centre.
Is. Is. Gdui6 CT. Wartin.
Sobn 6uro. @ben Gate.
.tobn u. Birtbmann, ct. Gloub.
@aspar Seumer, ct. 9u9uita.
Cor. Salporlon, Norrb Sort.
Seinrih Rellermann, ct. GIoub.
0ept Smitb. &apmonb.
@asp. Sui6le, Gben Cafe.
Sleinsei9worene:
Bal. Sauer, ct. Gloub.
Solepb Wieber ien., Munion.
y Is. Dtasuren. Welroie.
@briitian Yiis, ct. @louD.
Inbr. 8ieble, Munion.
Senrp Wapburp ct. Gloub.
' s. 6. Weper, Gpen Cafe.
Better Bauer. 8atefielb.
Sbeobor 0alS, 2uremburg.
{. q. Ghomplou, Iortb Sort.
&. S6ulb, Eapnespiue.
Sulius Yappenfus, ct. Soiepb.
Setnri6 S6neiber, ct. Soiepb.
u. 3. Ebeilen, Wafefielb.
Deinrid 90id, Waiae Yrairie.
Sobn &ldarbion. Saut Centre.
Sarnep Wurpbp, CT. @enbeI.
9. u. Beterion, Sauf Centre.
Sreb. Meper, ct. @usufta.
Soiepb Bauer, Ilbanp.
Ole Stranb, Grorp &iper.
Sobn @mmerid, ct. Gloub.
Matb. Sans fem, ct. GIoub.
au9uit Weber, 3ion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13

6hr bic Mnnd6ernns Der Nationen
lit Die sesenietttse nntenntntb oft bas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13

@Gbrenb bes NIT benz IL. Dtai beginnen=
ben6reisgeri6ts BON Stearns County peroen
nat9euaunte Serren ais @si9morene gu bie=
men babeu:
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-27

the primary teacher, is unable to be
here owing to her mother being worse.
Miss Cordie Rankin is taking her
place.
Will Banded and wife, of Bloomfield,
called at the A. w. Martin home Sun
day afternoon.
VIM. Spohr was an Eldon visitor
Saturday night.
Miss Mabel Miller, of Otumwa, is
visiting here at the parental J. w.
Miller home
A large crowd attended services
here at the Methodist church last
night.
Mrs. Aaron Gray and daughter, SUI
sic, of Drakeville. spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Elmira Norris and attended
church at night.
Mrs. Walter Mum visited at Sher-
man Chapel last week at the parental
Michael Ware home.
John Mcconnell and wife visited
Sunday afternoon at the Henry Bach
man home near Sherman chapel.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-27
Belknap.

Bellsnap, No. 25.-Walter Green, of
Blakesburg, visited Saturday night
and Sunday with his uncle, A. w Mar
tin and wife
Tom Rudd and wife and daughters,
Ruby and May, of Drakeville, spent
Sunday at the John Burris home and
attended church here at night.
Miss Allie Morris. of Ottumwa.spent
Saturday night and Sunday here with
her mother, Mrs. Elmira Morris.
Misses Cora Bell and Bernice Bell
were Otumwa visitors Saturday.
NJ F. Patterson and wife, Of Drake
vile, visited here Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. E. A. Patterson and family.
Chas. l.. Hamilton, wife and baby,
of Ashgrove, visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs A. w. Martin.
Misses Viola and Ella Tomey, of
Bloomfield visited here Friday night
and Sunday with Mrs. Elmira Morris.
Mrs Celendine Lewie and little son,
Walter, left Thursday evening for
their home at Helena, Oklahoma
]. B. Mccormick of Floris is visiting
friends here.
j. T. Mum is repainting his house.
w. G. Rayburn and wife, of Dunville,
attended services here Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Miss Virgie Beedle, Of Bloomfield.
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HayesviIIe.

Hayesville, Nov 25.-The Misses
Stone were Sunday vlsltors at the
home, of Albert Utterback.
Those attending the dance Saturday
night report nice time. About sixty
two we're present.
George Crabb came home from Ced
CT Rapids Monday morning for visit
with his parents, brothers and sisters.
Nick Lienniever has gone to Arkan-
sas. His wife and family intend 60
ing soon.
Miss Lizzie Jacobs entertained Min
ME Crobb, Jessie Palmer, Emma Har-
ton, Alma Goodwin, Will Martin, and
George Utterback Sunday afternoon.
1t was decided at the business meet
ing after Sunday school to give a
Christmas entertainment. Nothing ex-
cept tree has been decided upon.
George Choate was visitor at the
Stone home Sunday evening.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-27
Selma.

Selma, Nov. 26.-Peop1e Of this vi
entity have been taking advantage of
the fine weather the past week by
gathering their corn.
Mrs. Will Michaers baby is quite
sick at this time.
Mrs w. T. Harper and daughters
and Mrs. ]. B. Sax and daughter, all
of Ottumwa, visited at the home of j.
l.. Passmore, Just south of here, last
week.
Eugene Bishop has bought the prop.
erty of Mrs. Josie Stump, whoch is
situated on the hill and of which he
will take possession soon
The oyster soclal at this place Sat
urday was quite success.
Cole Swift was out south of here
Saturday buying cattle.
George Swain was caller at the
Swift home last Friday
Mrs. George Denning and Mrs
Clara Passmore, were in Eldon last
Wednesday shopping.
Mrs. Ethel Fergson of Colorado is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anda Mccullough, at this place.
Charlie Nelson and wife were Sell
ma visitors last Saturday.
Closson Cammil, who has been visit
ing friends in this neighborhood for
the past two weeks, returned to his
home in st. Louis Monday.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-27
DROPS OUT OF SIGHT.
Farmer Near Bunch Mysteriously
Disappears.
WAS IN GOOD CIRCUMSTANCES
Leaves Note on the Table at His
Home Merely Stating That He IN
tended Going to Montana-Not
Heard From Since.

Bunch, Nov. 26.-(courier's Special
Service)-This neighborhood is excit-
ed over the disappearance of Jas. Bur
nett, prosperous farmer residing one
and one-half miles east of here. Mr.
Burnett quietly dropped out of sight
after leaving a note on the table at
his house stating that he intended 60
ing to Montana. He gave no reason
for his action and he has not been
heard from since.
Mr.. Burnett's financial affairs were
III excellent shape as far as known. His
actions are mystifying to his friends,
who are at loss to even hazard a
guess as to his motive.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-27
The Nickel Plate Road.

will afford its patrons an opportunity
to take advantage of low rates for
Christmas and New Year holidays, by
selling tickets at a fare and third for
the round trip to all points ON their
line, December "a. 20, 81, 1902, and
January l, 1908. Return limit includ-
ing Jan. 2, 1903. Through service to
New York City, Boston, and other east
ern points. Chicago passenger sta
ton, Harrison street and Fifth avenue.
For further information, address John
Y. Callahan, General Agent, 113 Adams
street, Chicago.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-27

or in the city yesterday for the first
time initwo years.
MI. and Mrs. q. e. Lewis and little
daughter OF Creston, are expected
guests at the parental home tomorrow,
where; they will eat their Thanksgiv--
ing dinneEs '-'z'-.'
A Thanksgiving ball will be given
tomorrow evening at the Armory by
a number Of the young people.
Mrs. Manuel Apgar of Belinda, was
visitor in the city yesterday with
her brother, J. G. Smith and family.
MRS. Henry Caulkins of Columbia.
was in the city yesterday on a shop
ping expedition.
Charles Copeland of Des Moines. is
spending few days at his home this
week.
Ed Groves arrived last evening from
a trip to Custer City. Oklahoma, where
he had gone to look at the country.
He returns much fascinated with the
place and thinks he will cast his lot
there sometime in the near future
Thanksgiving services will be held
in each Of the various churches tomor-
row morning, instead of union SER
vice as heretofore held. Except at the
Baptist church, where the services will
be held in the evening when program
will be carried out, consisting of music
and reqitations.
Dave McMains of Derby was in the
city yesterday for brief visit with
friends.
Mrs. Joseph Francis and little
daughter of Burlington are guests at
the homes of Mesdames c. G. Swanson
and Grant Shelton.
w. T.eCurtis returned to his home in
Russell yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Harlan, parents
of Mrs. Fred Palmer are expected in
the city, today to spend Thanksgiving.
Rev. Joseph A. Russell celebrated
his eightieth birthday anniversary
yesterday. A few of his friends cali.
ed on him to help commemorate the
occasion and left him a nice little
purse of $50 or dollar for each year
of his age.
Charlton. Nov. 25.-Miss Mabel An
derson of Ottumwa, who has been Wis,
iting in the city, went to Charlton to-
day for few days visit with friends.
Mrs. ]. A. Lane of Cleveland No.
a visited in the city yesterday with
her son, H. c. Lane and family.
Miss Effie Howell of Russell is a
iguest of Miss Ola Holmes.
B. w. Richards, editor of the Lucas
Ledger, was pleasant caller in the
city Monday.
Mrs M. J. PIN departed yesterday
for an extended visit with her daugh-
ter in Nebraska
The twenty-fifth annual banquet and
ball of the Charlton fire department
will be held Wednesday evening, De-
cember 3, in the opera house. This oc-
casion IS one of the most enjoyable So
cial events of the year and ought to
meet the hearty support Of the public
in general. AS the company Is a vol
unteered one, they get no pay for their
services, but ask the patronage of the
public on this occasion to help keep
up their running expenses.
Mrs. Mary e. Holden died at her
home in this city Monday afternoon at
1870 O'Clock at the age of SO years.
The deceased has been life member
Of the Methodist. Episcopal church.
whesai religious life has been full
Of, rich; experience and marked by
faithful attendance at all meetings un-
TIL her health became SO that she was
eslssF Ss9aip going. The fun.
eefaA sssfvfisess WIRE held this morning
from the sehurch' OF which she has been
saafi a faithful member.
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Alba.

-ty#ts. y RI AlDld.
A9bia, Nov. 25-Mrs. J. M. Grenga
Who has been quite i'll for some time
and WAa on Sunday was thought to be
dying, has grown much better and
there5is much hope for her recovery
MICS Dot Hawthorn who for the past
three mpnths' has been visiting rela-
tiveS here left Monday for her home in
Denver, Colo
The board of supervisors of Monroe
conpty. will meet today to transact
matters pertaining to the poor farm.
RUDE Barnes was in Abba over Sun
day with his relatives. Mr. Barnes is
attending business college at Des
Moines.
On account Of the court being in
session and the lawyers busy, the pre-
limipary hearing of Ed Grover and
Frank Thornton, was postponed until
next week.
7. w. Martin was in Moravia on
business Monday.
Miss jenney Barber who has for the
past week been quite sick is again able
to be out
Football at Abba OH Thanksgiving.
Centerville VS. Abba.
G. L. Rardin went to Buxton this
morning where he has contracted to
paint SO houses for the coal company.
Miss Bessie Scar who has for some
time been employed as trimmer at a
local millinery store, left here
for her home in Carthage, ILL., this
morning
The Messrs. Price. of Union.
vile, MO, are visiting with the J. W.
Evans family, in the south part of the
town.
| r. H. Stewart, who lives near Hite-
man. took his sister, Maggie E. Fan
cner. to Ottumwa yesterday to be
treated, she having hurt her eye. The
doctors say that she might lose her
sight. but could not tell for about a
lsWeek.
The Roney boys gave a concert last
evening at the Christian church, It be-
Ing the second number on the lecture
course. There was a large crowd
present.
! VIM. Miller was fined SIS and costs
]this morning by the mayor for imbib-
Ing too freely of the cup that cheers.
He got very noisy
I. b. O'Bryan, prosperous farmer
from the west end and former member
of the board was transacting business
in town yesterday.
George Adams Of Denver, Colo, is
visiting relatives and friends in the
city.
E. W. Anspach Of Creston, was In
town yesterday.
J.sR. Gentry, of Oskaloosa, is in the
city on business today.
| Miss Alice Ennis, who has bean
in the city for the last three months,
returned yesterday to her home with
her parents, one mile north of Tyrone.
Mrs Avery, Of Hiteman, was in last
evening to the Roney Boys concert.
4 Quite a number of Hiteman folks also
attended.
The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday: VIM. S. Wood.
ruff, age %. Avery. to Mary Kerr, age
| 81, Hynes; VIM. Carter, age 10, Rosa
Smead, 10, both of Hynes; Henry Nor
lrell, 20, to Lettie Kent, 16, both of
Hiteman; John S. Beadle, 20, to Mol.
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IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY

Time of trains carrying passengers at
Hedrick, Iowa. Effective July LIST, 1901.
Going North.
No. 3-St. Paul Express daily. 1880 o. m.
No. 5-Mason City Mall llix SUM 2:10 g. m
No. Way Freight sEx Sum. 500 ,. m.
No. 6-Peoria Mail Eek SUM. 1920 n. M
No. Way ay,d Freight nS1 SUM-. 5:45 a. IN.
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TRAINS LEAVING JEFFERSON
STREET UNION DEPOT.
A. J. Packard, AGENT,

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL.
Arrive. Depart.
Chicago, Dubuque &
Mll@aukee, ID 80 a. IN. b2:,5a. m.
Chicago, Cedar Rap:
Kansas City g. = ~
Southwest 49,. :.b2:30 n. m. d. :35 a. m.
A cal .b5:3o p. m. b1o:2o a. m.
No 90 east bound. leaves. .... 6:55 n. M
No. Ga, east bound. leaves. -. .10:45 a. m.
No III west bound, leaves. $3.50. 6:45 4. m.
No. 81. west bound. leaves. II 80 a. m.
These are freights leaving Ottumwa
Junction.
Daily except sunday. Except
Freight trains. arrive at and depart from
ottumwa Junction.