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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-15

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graduating you on your Doan's Kidney Pills.
I received and used the sample and then pur-
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must say have been cured Of dizziness BY
them, and have not had the slightest sign Of
this so-called vertigo since tho use Of Doan's
Kidney Pills. viii recommend them to .
great many others whom I know suffering from
dizziness and kidney complaint. It Is true,
since using the pills. every one meet remarks
about how well look. Thanking you for your
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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-15

she graSped his hand and pulled him
vigorously in. 81 saw your light in
the window-I'd been walking in the
'But it's misting-and that cough
is the result ~
She looked concerned, but cJdld
have struck her plump hands to-
gether for joy. Besides the illness
and misery in his face she saw what
she longed to see-aching, hopeless
human love!
81 couldn't help coming. Give me
some of your cheerful philosophy,
Dora. Teach me how not to care.
Some people manage it. Hope has,"
he groaned.
"But, my dear Max, if you don't
love Hope A
"But I do love her." he said, with
a savage despair; II love her in every
fiber of my being. am wretched
without her. I was wrong when !
said what I did to you. Oh, what a
blind fool I was! When think of
Hopes lovely face, her dear little
ways-but it's all over-those dear,
dear days. We had some quarrels-
were sometimes bored-and ]
thought" he leaned his spent face
on his hands. 'Oh, Dora!" he said,
in anguish, and added: I'm going
into the army-may get to the Phil.
ippines. If only stray bullet .
Miss Terry touched him on the
shoulder and her eyes were grave
and pitiful.
! listen to me. Max, and never for.
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North Enqlish.

North English, Aug. 3.-Mrs. "A
MontrDss went to Cedar Rapids Mon
day morning on a business trip.
Capt Dillon arrived home last week
from a two weeks visit with friends
in Minnesota and Nebraska.
Miss Norma Cotter of Oxford is Wis
iting here at the j. W. O'Brien home
and with other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Brown left on the
early passenger this morning for a
months visit with relatives in Califor-,
MIA and Washington.
Rev. B. F. Coonradt and wife are
taking a two weeks vacation visiting
at Easton, Wis.
During the ball game last Friday be-
tween North English and Riverside at
South English, Ed Lantry of Keota,
who was playing first base for North
English, was hit by ball, fracturing
his skull. His condition is considered
very serious.
o. K Paup spent Sunday with his
family.
Sam Greenblatt and Miss Ethel
Thomas drove to Keota Sunday and
spent the day with friends.
The Epworth League will give a
lawn social at the church Tuesday ey-
ening.
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RIakeshuru.

Blakesburg, Aug. married, on
Thursday, Elmer Fisher and Miss Liz.
zie Bailey.
Mrs. p. P. Finny of Golden City, Mo,
is a visitor at the parental home OF
DIR. Udell.
Walter Peck returned to Otttumwa
Saturday after two weeks stay on
the old home farm
DR.. Prentice of Danville, ILL.,, spent
two days with friends in Blakesburg
recently.
Will Asbury and wife visited in and
about town this week.
The new parsonage is under way
of construction.
T. F. Blake's house is well along.
I Guy Halls house is about com.
pleted.
Alice West has returned from a
visit in Grinnell.
Don Radley and Frank Vancleve
have gone to Dakota.
Achsa and Clara Alternately are
at Minneapolis for several days. out.
ing.
Henry Smith of Ottawa, Kan, is
spending few days with old time
friends.
Mrs. Hester Kent has returned to
her home in Oregon after very en-
joyable visit with her relatives around
Blakesburg.
Jerry LaFollette has gone to the
far west for an extended visit.
The very bountiful hay harvest is
about over and the hay is in fine con.
dition.
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Murray.

Murray, Aug. 3-Prof. and Mrs. Shell
don Ulm departed for Humeston Tues
day morning, where they will visit
with Mr. Ulm's relatives before return
ing to their home in Promise City the
last Of August.
Mrs. Thorn eson received visit from
her mother last week. She returned te
her home in Russell Tuesday.
Veda Hastings went to Creston last
week.
Miss Pearl Willis of Creston is visit
ing Mrs. j. F. Hasty.
Miss Elva Myers visited in Cresto1
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Elsie Wallace Of Lincoln, ILL.,, Is
visiting Mrs. Ernest Mcconnell.
Mrs. G. H. Falkner was visiting Mrs
Geo. Durham Of Charlton Tuesday.
Miss Edith Benson went to Alton
Saturday to visit Miss Leila Duncan.
Pearl Lamb Of Alton visited here
Thursday.
Clayton Harkin of Woodburn was
shaking hands with friends Thursday
evening.
ADDISON Flynn and family departed
for their home in Lincoln, Neb., Fri.
day on No. 8.
Mesdames. ]. F. Hasty and N. G.
Hoffman visited in Osceola, the guests
Of Mrs. Mack Lucy Thursday.
Mrs. George Castor has returned
from couple Of weeks stay with their
SOP, Joseph, in Nema, Neb.
Mrs. G. L, Lamb and daughter, OF
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Charlton.

Charlton, Aug. 3.-Miss Maude Buff
fington of Columbus City is spending
a few days here with old acquaint-
ances.
Miss Edith wren returned yester-
day from a brief visit with relatives
in Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lott are the
proud parents of baby daughter.
Mrs. Viola Peterson arrived syester-
day from Fort Dodge for visit at
the home of her uncle, A. c. Rebel,
and family. She will also visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burgett at Oak
ley.
o. Pierson and daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Black of Cambria were in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Jefferies of Har.
vey are in the city for an over Sun
day visit.
The Misses Carrie and Mary Rel.
bel came yesterday for a visit at the
home of their cousin, A. c. Rebel,
and family
Miss Sophia Johnson left this morn.
ing for Abba, whese she will have
a position in one of the local stores
Misses Polly Dismore spent Sun
day with relatives near Newburn.
Miss Ella Dahlstrom went to In.
dianola Saturday for weeks visit
with friends.
Miss Ida Millison Of Russell spent
Sunday with Miss Melita Noble.
Mrs. Frank Carson returned Satur.
day from visit with the family OF
her father-in-law. I. N. Carson, who
resides near Belinda
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Grips returned
yesterday from visit with relatives
in Ottumwa.
G. L. Mccullough returned to En-.
poria, Kan, this morning after a plea.
SAINT visit with relatives in this coun.
ty.
James Carey left today for Mime.
apolis, where he will spend a month
with friends.
Miss Mollie Scott of Oskaloosa,
spent Sunday in the city with friends.
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HopeweIl.

Hopewell, Aug. 3.-Jay Hunter, one
of the most prosperous young farmers,
was a business. visitor in Ashgrove
Saturday. Wy.
Charles Walker was in ottumwa re.
Gently.
Mrs. Ben Black and children spent
Lulu White and Maria Howk were
Wednesday evening.
G. P. White and son marketed hogs
in Ottumwa recently.
I Johnnie and L. CLOSER, of Germany,
passed through the city recently on
their way to Ottumwa.
Miss Lulu White spent Sunday with
her grandmother, Mrs. C. b. White.
John Johnston called at the Jake
Walker home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Belle Chisman returned
Wednesday to her home in Ottumwa
after a visit with relatives at this
place.
Quite refreshing shower fell Satur.
day evening.
Mrs. Johnston and daughter of
Chicago, are visiting with relatives
here.
Joe Proctor of Brush Creek and L.
CLOSER Of Germany, spent Sunday
evening with friends in this neighbor.
hood.
Rosa Walker is visiting her sister
Mrs. May Black of Ormanville.
Less Owens is working for George
Hawk, Jr, this week.
It is reported that Mrs. Emma Hawk
has canned sixty gallons of blackber.
ries, which is considered pretty good
for this season.
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ga, returned to their home in Osceola,
after pleasant Sunday with relatives

ga, returned to their home in Osceola,
after pleasant Sunday with relatives
here.
N. v. Vanzandt Of Des Moines visit
ed with his family Sunday.
Mrs. /. M. Soil and Miss Lulu are
visiting n.Decatur city this week.
VIM. Bevans. daughters, Louise and
Carrie, and Mrs. Alice Mackey, went to
Osceola Friday.
Mrs. L. r. Valentine and daughter
Beulah, departed Thursday for Lincoln,
Neb., where they will visit with A. L.
Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ailer returned
Thursday from Maryville, Mo-, where
they attended the funeral of the lat.
ter's brother, Charles Messenger.
Miss Grace Gentle entertained Mon.
day in honor of DIR. Gardner.
Miss Ethel, Mofitt went to Alton
Saturday to visit her grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Matterlys will re.
turn to Calumet, Mich, Friday.
Bert Leech and Miss Leila Duncan
of Alton are visiting here for few
days.
Miss Myrtle Culyertson of Green
field, who has been the guest of Miss
Grace Gentle, returned to her home
Friday.
John Lyons moved his family to Lor.
imor this week.
]. NJ. Adams and daughter, Ethel, OF
Greenfield, visited over Sunday with
the formers daughter, Mrs. Vim. Gen
tie.
Rev. Harl, w. P. Collins and son
Hazen, departed for Los Angeles, Cal.
Monday.
Mrs. John Shreves, Charles Shreves
and Mrs Mary Stone Of Greenfield, are
visiting Mrs. d. D. Cathels.
DR.. Gardner departed for Crestor
Wednesday.
The Epworth League will serve ice
cream and render literary program in
the DR.. Freel building Saturday even
ing.
Rev. M. G. Parish left Monday to Wis
it his parents in Sac City, Next Sun
day he will attend the dedicatorial ser
vice of the Baptist church at Minera
Ridge, where he was formerly pastor
DR.. J. F. Aldrich returned Monday
from Chicago, where he had spent q
couple Of weeks visiting the principa
hospitals.
]. w. Stiffler and family returned
home from Oklahoma Wednesday.
Will Lorimor is laid off on account
of bee stings today.
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Maple Grove.

Maple Grove, Aug. 3.-Mr. and Mrs
w. S. Gilland of Moravia spent Mon
day night with the formers. parents
east of here.
Mrs. G. M. Du Vail and children
were city visitors Wednesday.
Miss Shellic arrived here Thursday
for a visit with her father.
Messrs. Allen Charley and Hay Hi
att are threshing in this vicinity.
p. d. Lawrence and wife of Moravia
were business callers here a few days
ago.
Miss Lottie Hicks has been visiting
relatives at Unionville for a few days
Misses Alma Norton and Zelma Ar
mold spent Sunday with relatives II
this place.
L. NJ. Coltrain was in Morayia Fri
day.
Zell Pence and Warren Du Vail were
callers at this place recently.
J. j. Hicks of Moravia called on his
brother at this place Thursday.
J. A. Tadlock and family of Union
vile, spent Thursday at the home Of
the formers parents.
Mrs. F. M. Dodd was Moravia Wis
itor recently.
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MunteNiIIe.

Munterville, Aug. 3.-This vicinity
was blessed with fine rain early Sat
urday morning, which will help every
thing.
Nels Swenson and Sven Pearson
were in Ottumwa last Thursday and at.
tended the funeral of the late Mrs.
Sven Olson.
The mission meeting held here on
Tuesday and Wednesday, in the Luth.
eran church was well attended and a
very interesting meeting in every way
The number of outside ministers pres
ent WAS eleven, and all returned to
their homes on Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Elliott of Ottumwa was
visiting relatives here during the week
returning home Friday.
Miss Hannah Anderson of Ottumwa
visited relatives and friends here this
week, returning home on Thursday
E. G.. Allen will leave for North Da
kota next Tuesday, on land seeking
expedition, having bought and sold
land in Ransom county last year. He
will now go up and probably buy more
land.
Oscar Hasselrooth of Dudley was
calling on friends here yesterday.
The hum of the threshing machine
is heard now and the grain that is
threshed is of a very fine quality and
dry.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-04
NORRIS WILLIAMS.
INVESTMENTS
SOUTHERN LANDS,

Such investments are not speculative.
The South is not new country. Market
and shipping facilities are adequate and
first class. The climate Is mild and favor
able. Notwithstanding these and other ad.
yantages, southern lands are selling for
prices far below their real value, and Mt
present prices net large returns on the
Investment. For free set of Circulars
Nos. 1 to 10, inclusive, concerning the pos.
sibilities Of lands In Kentucky, West Tea.
nessee, Mississippi and Louisiana, on and
near the Illinois Central Railroad. for
homeseekers and investors Address the
undersigned. ]. r. MERRY,
Asst Gen'l Pass'r Agent l. C. r. r.,
Dubuque. Iowa.
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keosauqua.

Keosauqua, Aug. 3.-The Keosauqua
summer school closed Friday afternoon
and the regular county normal will
commence today with the following in
structors: Jno. H. Landes, David VIII.
liams, Arthur Owen and Mr.. Carroll.
Hon. James Elerick of Douds and
Hon. w. s. Allen of Birmingham were
recent Keosauqua visitors. These gen.
tlemen are candidates for nomination
for state senator before the republican
convention which will meet here Au.
gust 10.
Rev. Charles Perkins of the Congre.
gational church has gone to Michigan
where he will spend part of his
summer vacation visiting with his son
Channon Perkins.
Miss Geneva Eastman OF. Plattsville,
al weeks with her uncle. Claude East.
man, has returned to her home.
Mrs. George Seigle of Sigourney and
Miss Gertrude Holbert. a teacher in
the Deaconess school at Cincinnati o.,
are visiting at the home of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Holbert.
Miss Maud Surlong of Canton, Mo-,
is visiting at the home Of DR.. w. T.
Harris. 9
George Evans has returned to his
home in this place from business
trip to Bloomfield.
Deputy County Treasurer A. R
Moore is able to attend to his duties
at his Office after being confined to
his bed for ten days with sickness.
Mrs. Jennie Vernon who has been
visiting with relatives has returned to
her home in Birmingham.
Mrs. w I. Boyle and little daughter
are visiting in this place at the home
of George F. Smith.
S. w. Brookhart and family have
returned to their home In Washington,
after several days visit with rela.
tives in this place and vicinity.
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FOR SALE.

Wapello county farms and Ottumwa prop
erty for sale.
$50 acres between Sugar Creek and Dab.
lonega, 100 acres In cultivation, balance
fine timber pasture, good buildings and
fences, plenty Of water, wells and springs,
fine stock farm, $55 per acre.
1863 acres near Little Soap, Rupe settle.
ment, one-half in cultivation, balance good
timber pasture. fair buildings, good fences,
good water, Immediate possession with
crop, $3.50 per acre.
100 acres near Little Soap, 300 apple
trees, poor buildings, good land, good
fences, $3.50 per acre.
so acres on Little Soap, all in cultivation,
fair buildings, plenty of water, part fine
bottom land, s35 per acre.
Also acreage in city both sides of river,
all above high water, $50 residence lots in
city $75 to $500 each; also several business
blocks on Main street, Market and Second
and Third streets, well rented to RESPONSE
BILE tenants, long leases; also 5000 acres
good land In northern central Kansas.
Commission to all agents.
IN 81
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Mystic.

Mystic, Aug. 3.-Robt. Noah depart
ed for Niagara Falls Thursday, being
sent there as delegate from the local
Transfers union Of this place to at
tend the convention.
Miss Lula Stevens is visiting in La
Cygne, Kan.
Misses Mary Colgan, Agnes Gala
CHER, Ruth Dickson and Nellie Gill
were Conterville visitors Wednesday.
Miss Mary Powelson of Burlington
gave an evolutionary entertainment
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Pleasant Plain.

Pleasant Plain, Aug. Mrs Scott and
son Of Oskaloosa, are visiting at the DR..
Cronbly home.
Mrs. Bates and daughter Of Rock Is
land are guests at the Caviness home
Messrs. Bailey, Van Orsdale and Sar.
gent attended the ball game at Richland
Thursday.
Frank Eek and daughter Miss Edith, and
Mrs. J. Mealey returned Wednesday from
st. Paul, where they spent several days.
Henry Spilman and family of German
vile, and George Spilman Of Packwood
visited here with their mother, last Sun
day.
Mrs. White and son, after several weeks
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FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE-1GO acres 11s miles
from Adams with fair improvements,
large wild grass pasture, good black
loan. a bargain at $500 per acre. Also
$500 acres within four miles of Adams
that can be divided, ranging in price
from $3.50 to $50 per acre. The land
is only about six miles west of the
most western point In Iowa. Adams is
In the northeast corner of Gage county
Nebraska, and is so miles southeast Of
I Lincoln, in the best part of Nebraska
For further particulars call on or write
Fred B. Draper, Cashier State Bank,
Adams, Neb.
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GET BUSY.

Do you realize that NV is the time
to buy your farm for next seasons crop?
When the crop is on the land you can tell
about its productiveness. Don't wait I'M
til it is all removed. We have farms for
you, in Wapello county. AS good as the
best. Prices are rign. for the land. Or
would you go with us to Oklahoma? You'll
never regret 1t. Don't take our word for
the soil, lay of the land, etc. Go and see
for yourself. You can readily select good
lands when the crops are on them.
u Or would you prefer that sure, never
failing proposition a good irrigated farm.
Best system known. Soil that will never
wear OUT. Perpetual water rights run
with the land Legal title to that same
as to the farm. Only $500 to 5000 per
acre.
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Pri;estley's
Black
Dress Goods

We offer for your approval
and selection a full line of the
newest Autumn Black Dress
Goods, comprising style and
novelty weaves in great abun.
dance. The assortment is the
best we have ever shown, which
means the best ever seen in
Ottumwa. Elegant and aris-
tocratic as these Black Goods
are, they are also reasonab bly,
priced.
Prominent in the assortment
which is IN ost comprehensive,
stands the famous Priestley
goods of world wide reputa-
ton, infancy and we'll knowa
fabrics.
We name here but a few ~
the many items to be found in
this department.
A large assortment of Priest
leys double lustre Mohair Brill.
iantines, super glace finish,
at ST. SO, S1.25, SLIP, Or
CSC and down to .........y01
A complete line OF Priestleys
famous Black Royal Broadcloth
at 1893. Las, 1.25 90 =
and 1850. ...... TCk<8
Priestleys Japon Examines, "A
inches wide, and the most pop-
ular dress fabric on the market,
at the 4 IN
Priestleys Wool Canvas Cloth,
Al inches wide, n 10
Two other fabrics of the
Priestley make that have won
great popularity with stylish
dressers are Mohair Roxana and
Lucan-a combination 4 NE
of Wool and Mohair, at 10
A handsom Fabric is Priest.
l n9ha M9 erls spa At. IS
Priestleys all wool Poplin.
A inches wide, RI
dI.. AJU
The prime favorites among
the many beautiful weaves Of
Priestleys manufactures are,
silk and wool Carita and Silk
Crispine, the former n Or
2.4sa yd. and the latterZ.ZO
See Display in West
Window.
sc. Cullen & Go,
12s.13O East Main Street.
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MANAGER WANTED-TRUSTWO
lady or gentleman to manage business
in this county and adjoining territory
for we'll and favorably known house of
solid financial standing. $4,000 straight
cash salary and expenses, paid each
Monday by check direct from headquar-
tiers. Expense money advanced; POSI-
tion permanent. Address Thomas Coo
per Manager, 1920 Caxton Bldg, Chi
cago.
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FOR SALE-240 ACRE FARM, GOOD
land, well improved, close to German
and English church and schools 2lh
miles from town and r. r. station, II
Address Henry oltrogge r. h. d. 2,
Dunkerton, Iowa.
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FOR LE-CoNTRoLLING INTEREST
in good dividend paying bank, where
office of president at a fine salary goes
4 to purchaser; take $4,000 to handle.
Good reason for selling. For particulars
address. Kansas City, care Ottumwa
Courier.
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FARMERS AND SPECTATORS

What do you think of these figures?
Average yield for six years past at
the experimental farm at Assiniboia,
Canada.
Twelve varieties of wheat. averaged
AZ bu. % lbs. per acre. Twelve va
rieties of oats, averaged 80 bu. lbs.
per acre. Six varieties of Barley,
averaged So blu. 46 lbs. per acre.
Twelve varieties of peas, averaged 80
bu. % lbs. per acre. Twelve varieties
of potatoes, averaged 426 blu. per acre.
These averages are for past six
years, and raised on land exactly like
the 1aud we are selling there at 81 to
$40 per acre. $500 to, $500 down will
be sufficient to pay on fine 100 acre
farm of this land. Its the greatest
speculation ever saw in farm lands.
Excursions August, 1s.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
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and reading at the Methodist church
Friday evening.
Arthur Stone is in Kansas City, Mo-,
this week.
The Mystic friends of Robt. Good
man, who formerly resided here, but
is now at the home of his parents in
LaCygne, Kan, are grieved to hear
that he is in a very critical condition
from dropsy and his recovery is de-
SPARED of.
Miss Hazel Calvert visited few
days the first of the week in Sey.
mour.
Abe Carter, who has been absent
from Mystic for some time, has re-
turned to Mystic.
S. G. Mckinley and family, who
have been visiting in Ohio for sew
eTal weeks, returned the first of the
week
The teachers are preparing to at
tend normal in Centerville next week.
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Did Not Call on His Brother.
. win Dispose of outfit.

Sheriff j. H. Cremer states that the
horses, wagon and outfit of Pea and st.
John were taken to Boone shortly aft.
er the arrest of the men at Eddyville
by a brother Of Pea who resides at
that place. The sheriff states that he
will go and take possession of the out
fit and dispose of 1t in order to defray
the funeral expenses of st. John.
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axe YOU DOING WE'LL? ARE YOU
satisfied with your business? If not, con-
suit us. We have an honest, legitimate
business. If you have $500 to 81 900 cash
or have friends, you can make big money
Mt this business. One man made 81, 1000
in thirty days. Other men are making
thousands. Write or call and investigate
our plan. w. e. Ashby, Norwood, Lucas
Co., Iowa.
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FARM FOR sALE-YoU ALWAYS GET
crop, close to town, school and lake, all
broke, new land; may take some prop
erty in trade Ole II. Rendahl, Good
win, S. d.