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flesh the full length of one finger.
Seven stitches We're required in dress
ing the wound. The wound is getting
along all right but it will be some
time before he can use his hand.
Mrs. j. S. Ulm has returned from
Murray, where she has been spending
the summer Mrs. Anna White ac-
companied her home for a visit with
friends.
Mrs. D. P, Northrup is visiting in
Mt. Ayr this week.
Mrs. j. P. Baltimore. who has been
seriously ill for several weeks, is re-
ported as being no better.
Mrs. Mallette went to Des Moines
few days ago.
Bert Rinard of Phoenix, Ariz., is
visiting at the home of his uncle, S.
w. Rinard, and other relatives.
Misses Lora Doze and Maude Green
lee were Weldon visitors last week.
Wayne county institute convenes
at Corydon today. A large corps of
teachers from Humeston will attend.
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Floris.

Floris, July 2S.-Mrs. Mollie Strick.
land returned Saturday from Mt
Pleasant, where she has been to see
her brother, George Milton, who is at
the hospital.
David Jay. one of the oldest citizens
of this place. is on the sick list. He is
81 years old, but has been in poor
health most of this summer.
The little son of G. F. Hale is quite
sick.
Frank Davis. Pearl Sutton, Will
Newton and Will Baker, the installing
officers for the twenty-fifth district of
the l. o. o. F. lodge, were here Friday
night and installed E. c. Wilson, N g.,
G. E. Swinney, V. G., U. S. Heady, sec.
rotary, and G. T. Wilson treasurer. Ice
cream was served after lodge and a
good time was reported.
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chiIIicothe.

Chillicothe, July 2S.-Miss 10 Dun
ming, who has been visiting in Keosau
qua, returned home Saturday.
Miss Blanche Olney of South Ottum
wa visited Sunday with relatives here
Miss Grace Elkins and brother OF
Ottumwa, returned home Sunday, after
a visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jasper Warren.
Miss AIDA Waddell went to Ottum.
wa Saturday for visit with relatives
The L. A. S. will meet next Wednes,
day afternoon with Miss Ella Nye.
M. and Mrs. Geo. jenkins were Sun
day visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Near Dudley.
Miss Katie Conwell is attending
normal at Abba.
Miss Carrie McSparen of Agency
visited last week at the home of her
brother, Clarence McSparlen.
Mrs. Inskeep of Ottumwa accompan-
led by her friend, Miss Chapman, call
ed at the home of Miss Emma Nye
Sunday.
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Republicans All Over Nation Inter
ested in Iowa's Platform.
REFLECTS THE ADMINISTRATION
Work of the State Convention to Be
Watched With Great Interest From
Afar,- Much Interest Manifested
Concerning Speech of Smith.

Des Moines, July 2S.-In political
circles in the eastern cities a great
deal. OF attention is being paid to the
making of the platform for the Iowa
republicans this week. The New
YORK and Washington newspapers are
nlled with discussions of the platform.
| The TACT that there are two members
OF the Presidents cabinet from Iowa S
and several other prominent Office
| holders under the administration and
that the entire Iowa delegation in
congress will be at the state conven-
ton, the eastern newspapers and COR
respondents are pointing out that the
Iowa platform is likely to b regarded
as the administration keynote for the
congressional elections of this year in
very part of the union, and therefore
1t is of much more than usual interest.
1t is even limited that number of
politicians fresh from Washington are
to be on hand to insist upon having
the platform made to suit the con-
gressmen who have fights on their
hands in the eastern states and who
might be affected by any slight shad-
ing of meaning in the platform. A
great many of these congressman are
in districts dominated by protected in
tereSts.
The fight as between tariff revision
and tariff inability will, therefore, be
watched from afar with deep interest.
1t is learned that candidates are to
be brought out in nearly every dis
trict of the state before the district
caucuses, representing both sides of
the tariff question, and there will be
nOnfncfc in, oil fh, -
resolutions committeeman.
Judge Smiths Speech.
Agreat deal of interest is being man.
ifested by the republicans in the
speech which Judge Smith is to make
before the republican state convention
on Wednesday next. He will speak
for the Iowa congressional delegation
as temporary chairman of the conven-
ton ara it is understood is to give the
Views OF the delegation as whole on
the various questions which are at is
sue. 1t was expected that he would
say something at the Council Bluffs
convention which nominated him for
congress for a second term, something
that would fore-shadow his convention
speech, but he avoided the leading
subjects.
Coming to the Convention.
Only few have arrived in the city
who will attend the state convention
Wednesday. The candidates have
rooms engaged aud will have their
special friends and "managers'' on
hand early. The hall rates for the
convention began today and great
many of the delegates will arrive dur
ing the day and remain to the end 1t
is ceratin there will be sharp contests
on three Of the places to be filled, but
nothing new has developed as to the
strength of the various candidates.
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OATS GO skYwARp.
Open at 81 Cents Today and Reach 70
on Closing.

Chicago, July 24.-The prices of both
cash and July oats have scared sky
ward again today reaching a new rec
ord price of seventy cents. This price
is only one cent under the panic prices
of IA and 67 cents. The cause Of ad-
vance price was supposed to be the ma
tural corner on new July oats, and the
chronic bears having sold too many
July oats are short and trusting to the
prospects for excellent crops helps
them to fill their contract. The unfa-
vorable weather has caused a decrease
in the receipts and the shorts are un.
able to get the goods to fill their con-
tract Today July oats opened at 67
and under active demand mounted to
70 cents,
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DISAPPEARANCE A MYSTERY.
whereabouts of J. J. Barnett Still Un.
known.

Cedar Falls, July 24.-(spec-
iaD-The reported disappearance
of ]. J. Barnett, construction
superintendent for the Amer
lean Bridge Co., has started several
stories here as to the whereabouts of
Barnett, who was overseer huring the
building of the steel bridge across the
Cedar River. He disappeared from
Des Moines July IA after starting to
the Great Western depot to take the
train for Waterloo. The story has
gained currency that he has two wives
and has been living double life, but
the facts as to his past history are I'M
known. While here he met with an &C.
cident in which his left arm was frac-
tured. He fell, injuring the member
before it was healed, and again in a
wreck On the Chicago, Great Western
suffered injuries for which he recovered
damages. He threatened to sue DR.. d.
M. Wick of this city for damages for
improper care of the arm, but the &C
ton was never instituted as there
seemed no grounds. There is no evil
dence that Barnett reached Waterloo
on the day he disappeared and his
friends hold to the theory of foul play.
claiming that he must have been rob-
bed and murdered and his body dispos-
ed of in the Des Moines river. He was
on his way to pay off some men work
ing under him at Waterloo and was
supposed to have had about $500 on
his person.
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Maple Grove.

Maple Grove, July 2S.-Mrs. Frank
Dodd has returned to her home from
Sigourney, where she has been visiting
her daughter for the past three weeks
Mrs. j. B. Lowell very pleasantly en-
tertained her sister, Mrs. Nellie Brane
of Unionviile, and niece, Miss Grace
Mel of Omaha, Neb., at here home
Friday.
E. Lawrence of Moravia wos bust
ness caller in this vicinity Friday.
Miss Pauline Bloominstock of Mo
ravia is attending normal in Ottum
wa.
Charles Bailey was Moravia caller
a few days. ago.
Miss Alice Crawford, who has been
ill for some time, is improving now.
An ice cream sociable was given at
the home of John Peterson Saturday
night. All report very pleasant ev-
.,ning
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STILL HUNTING FARMS.

last Thursday, Friday and Saturdny /
drove on different routes one hundred and
fortyive miles; was through Wapello. Ma.
haska. Van Buren,, Davis and Monroe coun-
ties, and find the corn outlook simply i'm
mcnse and in many localities the oats are
saved good shape, and the farmers are
very rapidly getting the hay crop in. Iowa
is all right. found some farms which will
do to buy. Especially q 120 at $40 per acre.
The first man wanting one of this size who
sees it Will buy 1t. Its sure thing to sell
for at least So per acre advance inside of
Il month, and | think | know what / am
talking about. l also got an elegant prairie
100 at $50. 1t is such a farm as would
bring $40 If within eight miles of Ottumwa,
but l Will make Just as many dollars as If
it was so located. Those buying now are
laying best. Harvest Will soon be over,
then look ont.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
Baker Building.
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Muntervilie.

Munterville, July 28.-E. G. AL
len returned from North Dakota last
Tuesday and reports the country
around Lisbon to be looking much fin
er than he expected and he was so
well pleased with the land and pros
pecus that he bought quarter section,
100 acres, three and a half miles from
town. VIM. Gibson, who went with
him, remained up there and will buy
land there with the intention of living
there. Mr.. Allen reports real estate
up in that section 10 be on the boom
and has been that way for some time.
G. F. Swanson made a flying trip to
Ottumwa Friday afternoon, having
broke a part of his self binder, neces-
stating his going there for the re-
pair. parts. L. l.. Swanson accompa-
MED him.
County supervisors, Messrs. McEl-
roy and Spilman were in Munterville
Thursday and Friday viewing a bridge
which the last high waters had moved
from its place, making it in an unsafe
condition to cross.
George Kramer visited the No. 6
mine one day the past week
w. P. Chisman was a caller in this
vicinity last Thursday.
E. G. Allen was an Ottumwa visitor
Saturday
One whole week of nice sunshine,
dry weather has at last visited this
section, which is certainly a great
boon to the farmers.
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Original Notice.

d. T. Rambo, Plaintiff. VS. A. j. Wicker,
Orlando Scg;rr, Pauline Scglr George Sc
gar. James Segar, Andrew Scgar, ..pifarson
Segar and Elizabeth j. Hubbard Dcfeud-
ants.
In the District Court of the State Of
Iowa, in and for Waprlo County August
term, A. ID. 1902.
10 A. j. Wicker. Orlandt Scgar. Pauline
Segar, George Scgar, fumes Scgar, An-
drew Segar, Jefferson Scgur, Elizabeth j.
Hubbard:
You are hereby notified that the petition
of plaintiff in the above entitled cause Is
now on file in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court of the STATE of Iowa, in
and for Wnprllo County, claiming that he
Is the absolute owner and i'll possession OF
Lot Is and part OF Lot Il in Block 4, in the
town of Chillicothe NapGilo County. iowa.
That he has been in peaceful aud unintcr-
lnptct possession of said premises for
more than 20 years, through himself and
his ur,ntor. Asks that hls title he quiet
claim sn..s" interest therein adverse TO
plaintiff asks that certain mortgage
OF r. r'tdlen. 10 Margaret Minnick
be held 10 maught and cancelled: asks
and the other defendants be declccd to
have passed TO plaintitf by reason of deeds
and assignments of interests therein by
deeds and Instruments Of writing which
have not been recorded but. lost.
For further particulars see petition now
OH dle. That affidavit has been filed, show
ing personal service cannot be had on de-
PENDANTS i'll Iowa
defend before the second day of the next
term. being the August term of the said
court, which will commence nj Ottumwa,
on the 18th day of August, 1902. default
will be entered against you and Judgment
Rendered thereon.
EiDated July 10, 1902.
A. w. ENoCH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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roDArs MARKETS.
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, July 2S.-wheat-No 2 red
74Ac; No. 8 red, 6s@71c; No. 2 hard
7lhc; No. hard, 691a@7oc; July
73Rc; September opened at TO
7lAc; highest, 71%Q71Ac; lowest
705sc; close, 7o7s @71c.
Corn-No. 2 Ok@61c; No. 2 white
and No. 2 yollow, 6Ok @61c; No. 3, &C
@6Okc; No. 3 yellow, 6O@6OAc; July
Gle; September opened at 5S5s q
5sAc; highest, 59Ac; lowest, $3.50;
close, 5S1Ac
oats-No. 2, 42@4sc; No. 8, so@s2c;
No. 2 white, 55c;; No. white, 4O@5oc;
No. 4 white, SS@40c: July. 5sc; Sep.
TENDER opened at 1925 @33c; highest
S3c; lowest, 325sc; close. 32%c.
Pork-July, 1896; September, 1902
Lard-10. 65@10. ~.
Ribs-1030@10
Barley-66@6Sc.
Flax. 46@1.53.
neutrality-suspicious.. 4.O5.
Clover-October, S.25.
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LUCAS.

Lucas, July 2S,-Richard Holton
was in WOODBURY. Friday on business.
Miss Sigma Anderson, who has been
visiting with relatives in Abba, re-
turned home Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Gilbert returned
home Friday from visit to FIT. Dodge.
Mrs. Eliza Adams of Seymour, who
has been visiting with Mrs. w. H.
Nickel, returned home Thursday.
VIM. Toll of Hooking is visiting
with friends in Lucas for few days.
Wilbur Mcfarland, who lives three
miles south of town, has bought the
Eickenberry farm near Amity for
$13,S00, 200 acres, at $50 per acre.
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Valuable Time saved.

Slight injuries often disable g man
and cause several days loss of time
and when blood poison develops, some
times result in the loss of hand or
limb. Chamber AIMS Pain Balm is an
antiseptic liniment, When applied to
cuts, bruises and burns it causes them
to heal quickly and without matura.
ton, and prevents any danger of
blood poison. For sale by all drug
gists. A..
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Chicago Live Stock Market

Chicago July 26.-Cattle--Receipts
$4,000; steady; good to prime 1850
$40; poor to medium 4.50@T6O; COWS
l.5O@5.50; Texans 4.00@6.OO.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000: steady, SC
higher; mixed butchers 7.20@7.95;
good to choice heavy, 7.70@S.O5; rough
heavy 5.25@5,65; light 6.9O@T.75; bulk
sales 7.45@7S0.
sheep-Receipts $4,000; lower $500
4.50; lambs 330@6.5O.
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Recomm ended to Travellers.

The Iowa Central Railways new
sleeping car service from st. Paul and
Minneapolis. to Kansas City, st. Louis
and Peoria, appeals to travellers seek.
ing quick time and conveniences. The
Limited leaves Hedrick daily at 5: SO
a. m. for Peoria and points east. See
local ticket agent.
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LEGAL
oriuinal Notice

Robert Smith Plaintiff, VS.. Mamie smith,
Defendant
In the district court of the State OF
Term A. ID. 1902.
To Mamie Smith:
You are hereby notified that on or before
the first day of August, a. D. 1872, the Pc
cause will be tiled in the office of the CLERK
of the District Court of the State of Iowa.
in and for Wapello County. claiming Of
YOU Il divorce from the bonds of nmtri-
nony that have heretofore existed between
you on the grounds Of dpScrtion.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day OF
the next term, being the August term OF
said court, which will commence nj OF
tumwa. on the 18th day of August 1885,,
default will he entered against you anu
judgment ana decree rendered thereon.
Dated July 10, 1892.
BLAKE & HAIL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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LOCAL MARKETS.


There are several changes in the
markets since the last quotations. All
the grains are cheaper owing to the
fact that this years crop is now on
the market. Potatoes have raised five
cents a peck and turnips are five cents
cheaper.
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DEATH IN HIGH WATER.
Mark Wescott Dies While Trying to
Save Boy.

Cedar Rapids, July 25.-Mark Wes-
colt, aged 81, and Floyd Webster, aged
Is, were drowned in the Cedar river
near Vinton. Webster was in bath
ing and got beyond his depth. Wes-
colt persisted in trying to save him.
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Dunreath.

Dunreath, July 2S.-The farmers
have been trying to get their hay put
up but it has rained so much that il
seems impossible,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilson visited
with Joe Stevens family near Monroe
Sunday.
VIM. Hughes visited with his broth,
er near Percy. who is quite sick.
Mrs. Will Wilson and children visit
ed with relatives near Monroe last
Thursday.
Mamie Gibbons has the measles.
Charles White and family have re
moved to their home near Farnsworth
Will Wilson is working for his broth.
er-in-law near Monroe.
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EoH sALE-Eastern Kansas Land Bar

FOX SALE-Eastern Kansas Land Bar
gains-l5o acres mile from Toronto, we'll
fenced, 10 acres in cultivation, balance in
grass: all good alfalfa land; soil black loani;,
COCA room frame house: good frame barn;
painted; other buildings are in good repair;
bearing apple orchard; abundance of small
fruit; maple grove; wind mill at barn; posses
sion any time. Price $4,000 Also 572-acre
farm, partly bottom land; good soil; brick
mouse; large barn; watcred by running stream
one OF the best stock and grain farms in Eas.-
ern Kansas; price 5, 600 Both farms in Green
wood county. L. &. Boies. Birmingham Iowa
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fiumeston.

Humeston, July 2S.-Miss Ida and
Cora Smith have returned home from
Chicago, where they have been study
ing music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ault returned
Monday from Nebraska, where they
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Clark, and family.
Floyd Stone met with very pain
full accident last Sunday In com
pany with some other young men, he
was jumping up, trying to reach a
cross piece under McCulloch & Thorn
as awning, which had hook in 1t
that had been placed there to hang
goods on. Floyd accidentally struck
the hook with his hand and it tore the
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, July Butter-Steady
on fancy, others weak; state creamery
17R @21c; imitation, 16R @1S1sc.
Eggs-Irregular; western candled,
1S@19Rc; uncaldled, 15k@171sc.
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FOX SALl:-An improved farm of 800 acres;
good soil, new house. 16x24 two-story, L
iSx2b IA story; barn 2ox+S. wing 20xlS; grauary
I6SS9. Good we'll and Windmill. Good grove;
$50 acres in crops. 90 acres meadow. Write for
prices and terms. The Farmers Land Co.,
Madela, MINI.
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Foe SALE--Improved farms from so to 400
acres EACH in Vernon county, Mo-, the bau-
ncr county. Price from SIS to SIS per acre;
prairie land. Excursions ON all Iowa points
For particulars address E. n. Green, Nevada
Missouri.
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st. Louis, July 2S.-Wheat-
Cash, 66A; September, 66A.
Corn-Cash, So; September, $3.50
5O& %
Oats-Cash, 50; September, 27h.
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Chicago Butter and Eoo Market

Chicago, July 2S.-Butter-Steady
creamenes 1000; diaries 16@19.
Eggs-Steady; IS.
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New York Produce Market

New York, July 2S.-Wheat-sep
TENDER, 75A.
Corn-62%.
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Chicago Produce Market.
ST. Louis Produce Market

Chicago, July 2s-Poultry-steady
turkeys 12@13H; chickens POLL.
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Peoria Produce Market.

Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria, July S.-Corn-Easier; No.
3, Gle.
oats-Irregular; No. new white,
441a @45c.
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EOte SALRG-80 acres in Danbury city lin
itsi; fine residence property or choice farm
land. 5000. Easy terms. A. E. Pomeroy,
Washington, Mass.
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We have several thousand acres of land
III eastern Idaho. Fremont county,, which
we can sell cheap. Unimproved land on
the Farmers Canal ut $40 to SO per acre
Improved land with water on land So to
$40 per acre according to improvements
This land is in the Great Snake River
ALLEY which is well settled and land is
increasing in value very fast. two years
from now will he double that price. Crops
never fail. No storms to destroy Your
crops Wheat goes 10 to GO bushels per
acre Fruit. potatoes. alfalfa and all
cereals do well. This is great cattle coun-
try. plenty of range. For heath-this
country can not be beat: people suffering
from catarrh. asthma. lung troubles NJ
rheumatism will be cured. Winters are mild
and summers are pleasant. Here is n
chance to get your health or make big
money on an Investment. We VIII run an
excursion tn this country to show lands
September %. Special rates for round trip
DR.. Bonham has been in this valley ut Rig
by. llaho call on OF write him for descrip.
tion and information or address
DEAN de DUKE,
HEDRIG.<. ia.
Or care Rooms .. 5. Leighton Block OF.
tumwa, Ia.
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EOk SAEE-Short horn bul,s-A few good
- yearliugs, right; registered, r. H James.
Packwood Iowa.
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BARGAINS in North Missouri land | han
de nothing but bargains in real estate.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Large farms a SPEC
iaity. Write lie. II. {. Butts, Chllicotle. Mo.
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Eok sALE-coal lands. Doyle Brothers
desire to sell their farm at Willard coal
mines, Wapello county, Iowa. John Doyle; 1856
Emma street. city
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COR SALE-Drug stock town of ,, 500; s., OOO
stock; Southern Iowa. "D. A. care
Courier.
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OCEANA COUNTY. Mich. banner county
OF the world, for rich farming, fruit grow
ing aud hne Climate, where crops never fail:
the garden spot of the earth. For a home In
IT, write ]. d. S. Hanson, Hart, Mi.h,
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Spry & Ostertaq,
IDAHO IRRIGATED LANDS.

Sumers Building Corner Court and Second
streets, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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For SALlI-S0 acres. AZ miles from town.
70 acres suitable for fruit. tile rest corn
oats, potatoes, stock or hay farm; house, one
halt cleared. Sl,40r; other fruit and gaucr al
farming lands. ID. II. Walker. Paw Paw Mich.
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For sALEs-soo acre ranch, fine i'm prov.-
inents. Good location in best part of con-,
"; goes cheap il taken soon. b. Higginboth-
am, Faulkton. S. ID.
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FOR SALE.

MISSOURI FARMS FOR SALE-osape
River Valley, 100 miles south of Kansas
City. Send stamp for circular. Henry Nor
gan, Osceoia. Missouri
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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rich, level, productive farms in Wayne
coanty, Illinois; soil the very best; special
Mather, Cedar Rapids, Iowa