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Salem.

Salem, Sept. 14.-Thursday, Miss Mildred
Foreman returned from a visit at the home
of her father at Sciota,
Last Wednesday. at Denoya, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Hallowell. occurred
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Anna,
and Clyde Moon. Rev. j. A. Sinclair, pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal church, per-
formed the ceremony.
The marriage of Samuel Conner. of Kan
sas. and Mrs Maria Cooper, of Salem,
was solemnized at Mt. Pleasant last Fri
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Ingrim
accompanied the couple to Mt. Pleasant
and witnessed the marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Conner will soon depart for their home in
Kansas.
The death Of Mrs. Berry's sister, Mrs.
Wright, which occurred at New London,
Sunday evening, was extremely sad. Fun
eral services were held Tuesday. Saturday
Mrs. Berry was again called 10 New Lon,
con by the serious Illness of her mother,
Mrs. Raines.
Thursday o. D. Pickard and J. e. Pick
ard, with their families. left for their new
home at Floodwood, MINI. Miss Mabel
Brown, sister of Mrs o. q. Pickard, ac-
companied them to Mt Pleasant.
Thursday Enoch Berry shipped car
load of stock to Chicago
D. A. Hartley, J. w. Foss, Il. Parkins,
X. Spray. G. B. Lester, W. c. Gonofs, w.
H. Collins and c. A. Stevens were chosen
from Salem township to attend the repub.
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of the Presbytery are in good shape.
The benevolent interests had all made
gratifying advancement except posi-
bly, one board.
Each item of business was carefully
considered.
Rev. G. H. Purmort, d. D., state SUI
|perintendent of missions, and Rev. S.
/ R. Ferguson, Sabbath school mission
airy for Iowa. were present and took
part in the discussions.
Siam, spoke at II a. m. Wednesday
showing the encouraging advancement
in the work in Siam.
Rev. e. B. Newcomb, D. D., of Keo-
kuk, who attended the general assem-
bly, at Los Angeles. CAL, last May as
delegate, in an address of thirty min
utes gave a graphic description of the
trip, the scenery of that marvellous
country, and the meeting of the assem-
bly,. His audience was held spell
bound.
Rev. James T. Wylie was elected a
| delegate to the synod which is to con-
vene at Shenandoah October 20, 1903.
| Frank Hurst was also chosen as a del
egate to that body Sixty-six persons
outside of Libertyville were in attend
ance.
| Mrs. Thomas Martin, of Palmyra, Mo-,
arrived Tuesday of last week and was a
| guest Sunday at the home of Geo. NJ Mar
tin, her brother-in-law.
| Dan Leppo went to New London Friday
to meet his brother whom he has not seen
| for many years.
| Rev. G. Barber, who has been in at
| tendance at the annual conference held at
Muscatine, is expected home the early part
of this week.
| Several parties from this township were
extremely i'll from the effects of poisoned
orange cider imbibcd at the county fair
| Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Richards went to
Fairfield Sabbath to attend the funeral of
! Mrs. Jane Kerrlck. Rev. and Mrs. Shem-
| ger were also in attendance.
1 Mr. and Mrs. David Leppo, Of California,
reached here Monday morning for visit
this week. They are guests at the home Of
| Dan Leppo.
| Silas Pearson and wife returned the lat
| ter part of the week from their visit to
| California. Mr.. Pearson was not as highly
pleased with the country as he had eX-
pected.
Mrs. VIM. V. Under has been quite sick
for week or more.
4 The Ladies' improvement society served
| refreshments Saturday evening at the h.
/ P. hall and the attendance was quite good
considering the rain.
| Mrs. Frank Hurst made business trip
| to Fairfield Monday.
1 Rev. George Blagg is expected here Tues
| day for a short visit.
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lean county convention held at Mt. Pleas
ant Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Corsbie have
gone to Woolson to make their home with
their daughter, Mrs. Mary Mendenhall.
Amos Logan received word last week that
his son. Samuel Logan, living near Winter
set. while hitching his team of horses Tiles
day was struck by lightning and that his
recovery was somewhat doubtful.
Some of Salem's citizens are expecting to
attend the West Point fair this week.
Mrs. Tones came from Mediapolis Tues
day and is guest of her daughter Mrs.
0. II. Tyner.
Mr.. Windland returned from a trip to Ok
lahoma Tuesday.
Miss Maud Hawkins spent from Thursday
until Sunday at st. Paul.
Tuesday. Mrs. Spears. after pleasant
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hayes. returned to her home at Keokuk.
Mr.. Neal, of Marshalltown, is in this vi
entity.
Tuesday Miss Jennie Ingrim went to
Belle Plane where she will visit her aunt,
Mrs lamar Slack.
Mrs. Zoe Turner went to st. Louis Mon
day and returned "Wednesday.
large amount of baled hay is being
shipped from Salem
Mrs. Isaac Garretson is visiting her son,
Fred Garretson. and wife at Keokuk.
ReN. SHaTpleSS Is attending FRIENDS year.
ly meeting at Oskaloosa.
The Woman's club has a fine library in
the Conard building, and are constantly
| adding new numbers to their already 165
volumes.
Miss Belle Cammack is teaching school
| near Rome.
John Mcyey. an aged gentleman, is very
| i'll at his home east of town.
Allie Cough is home from Marshalltown.
| Mrs. Leah Widdifeld returned from Mt.
| Eamill Saturday. where she had been Wis
| iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
WO0lman.
| Saturday. Miss Ada Cowell, who has
spent several months canyassing in Dako-
| ia, arrived home.
| The Glasgow team had game of ball
with the NIaroons ON the fair grounds Sat
urday afternoon.
| Ralph, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. O. III.
| Tyner, has been quite i'll the past week.
| John Turner was a county seat caller
Thursday.
! Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Triplett returned
| home Friday after having spent the week
| in Chicago.
| James Box and family are at home In ].
T. Migrants tenement house.
/ The public schools and Whittier college
opened last Monday morning, each with a
| large enrolment.
| Mrs. Evelyn Hubbard and little daughter,
who have spent several months with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner, de-
parted Thursday for her home at DeSmet,
S. D.
Mrs. Phebe Johnson and son, Ernest, mr..
rived from hode Island Friday and are
with Mrs. Johnson's sister, Mrs. Adelia
| Sharpless. who is quite Ill.
]. w. Hawkins went to Keokuk Monday
1 to visit his son, Frank, and other relatives
! The funeral services over the body of the
late Mrs. Ella Collins, wife of r. Collins
were held Sunday morning at 1890 O'Clock
at the family residence, three miles north
of town, Rev. J.. A. Sinclair conducted
the services The remains were laid to rest
| in the Cedar cemetery.
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visit with her mother, Mrs. Saran II.
Heard on South Third street.
Agent H S. Davis OF the Iowa Cen
trail was in Oskaloosa Saturday night
attending a meeting OF the order of
railway telegraphers. l.. E. Gray act
ed as agent during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Parsons were call
ing on friends in Ottumwa Friday. On
Tuesday they will leave for Seattle,
Wash, to make that place. their fu-
ture home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald are
here from Texas on an extended visit
with Mrs. Fitzgerald's mother, Mrs.
Tearney, and other relatives an old
time friends.
Mrs. Charles Odem, who has spent
the past week it'll her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Berry, returns to her home
at Buxton today.
John Cunning visited over Sunday at
Hooking with his parents
Miles Clapp of Abba spent Sunday
here a guest of his cousin, Ed Harding
who accompanied him home Sunday
night for short visit.
Mrs. Moss, Mrs. j. e. Carroll and
w. P. Gray drove to Oskaloosa Friday
on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Harding, ST.
corner OF Fourth and Strawberry
streets, leave tomorrow for Kansas TIC
spend about three weeks with relatives
and will visit their sons Levi and
Wig near Wichita. and will also Wis
it Mr.. Harding's sister, Mrs. Unax al
Peck, Kans.
Fred Coryell and family will sooL
move here from LeIS1ton They VII
occupy the property OF Mrs. l.. M
Strange on Cedar street
Miss Leolla Ellis teacher at kirkvllle
was an over Sunday visitor at Otutm
wa with her folks.
Miss Mary Heggland of Oskaloosa
came down Saturday for short WISH
with her brother, John Heggland be
tween Eddyville and Buxton.
A. J. Templeton of Ottumwa was IL
this town Saturday.
Miss Mary Schafer Of Ninth stree
and Mrs. Charles Schafer. east OF toWr
spent Friday with Oskaloosa relatives
Mrs. Cordie Garfield of Ottumwa
has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Florence Dunkle. since Thursda!
noon.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers furnished by
Lowenberg & Co.. real estate agents.
107 South Court street.
Maude Bybee and husband, W. F., to
John ]. Henderson, lot II, block II, Smiths
fourth addition, Ottumwa, $3.50.
Chas. o. Taylor, ct al, to ]. NJ Davis,
lot s, block Z, Fairvlew addition, Ottumwa,
5000.
c. Il. Norton to d. NJ. Jameson, part
southwest quarter southwest quarter sec
ton &C. II, H. $205.
w. II. Stevens, ct al, to H. B. Wagers,
lot 40, Dixon & Hutchison's addition OF
tumwa, $4,000.
Jos. Proctor and wife to ]. F. Blake, lots
ST and SS, Dain addition. Ottumwa, $3.50.
J. f. Blake and wife to w. II. Mynard,
lots 81 and SS, Dain addition, Ottumwa,
$500.
Carrie A. and Charles Martin to Orlando
e. Daniels. lots 10, 20 and 81, block 3S,
Eldon, $3.50.
Sarah G. Sears and husband, George o.,
to X. Redmon. northwest half lot 2H2 and
part lot 2SS, block 81, Ottumwa, s1Oo.
A. y. Hammond and husband, j. A., to
c. A. Ellsworth, lot SO, A. Il. Hammond's
second addition Ottumwa, 500.
Otto Sanders and wife to Catherine Koett
part lots / McGrew addition and part lot
8, Lawrpnce's sub Ottumwa, 5000.
Nancy D. Mingus to Thos. G. Rifle, part
northeast quarter northeast quarter section
20, n, II, 500.
JAS NJ Cooper and wne to Sarah Ellen
Webb, north half southwest quarter north.
west quarter; also part west half southeast
quarter northwest quarter section II 72 ID
So, 900.
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EXCITING CONTEST.
WASHINGTON COUNTY REPuBLl.
CAN CONVENTION SATURDAY
SAW A WARM FIGHT.
Col. C. j. Wilson, Who Was Defeated
BY Editor D. H. Logan for Repre-
sentative Talked in Favor of the
Ticket at Close of the Convention.

Washington, Sept 14.-(SpeciaD -
The republican county convention
here Saturday which nominated Edi-
tor D, H. Logan of the Gazette over
Col. G. ]. Wilson. the third term can
didate for representative was the
most exciting one in the history of the
party in this county. The campaign
was carried on warmly by the friends
of both men UP until the time of bal
loting. Judge Dewey took the floor
and lauded Wilson and Senator j. A..
Young spoke of the worthiness of D..
H. Logan. The speakers were cheer
ed to the echo. The ballot was taken
resulting in close race. Wilson re-
ceiving 49, votes and Logan 661s.
Nomination for Sheriff.
An effort was made on the floor of
the convention to prevent the nomina-
ton OF a sheriff owing to the victory
of John Teeter the democratic candi-
date the past decade and half. How
ever Fred Sweet was put up by Clap
township and received the unanimous
choice of the convention.
Warfel for Treasurer.
There was warm fight for candi-
date for treasurer and Rudolph War
fel of this city won on the sixth bal
lot against D. D. Bolding of Coppock,
Milt Yard of Charlottesville and e. w.
Swisher of Brighton.
Woman on the Ticket.
Miss Cora Porter defeated Miss EN-
ry and Miss Nauthe for superintendent
on the first ballot, receiving IS votes.
Sam McCleery of this city was elected
member of the board, DIR. E. T. Wick
ham OF this city, coroner and VIM. OFT
of Riverside surveyor without opposi-
ton. c. j. Wilson. the defeated can
didate for representative made a
speech for the ticket at the close of
the convention.
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Hedrick.

Hedrick, Sept. 14.-Art Beck of Ere
mont was in town Saturday on his
way to Mt Pleasant, where he will at
tend college.
H. e. Duke is improving the prop
erty on North Main street recently
w. D. Martin was in Ottumwa to-
day.
w. E. Sherlock attended the Metho-
dist annual conference at Muscatine
last week.
Mont Beck attended the meeting of
the rural mail carriers which was
held in Sigourney Saturday.
W. Fl. Coffman of Wapello, has pur-
chased the John Ward residence on
Waugh street and will occupy it in
the near future. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
and daughter, Miss Jessie, will leave
for California about Oct /, where they
will make their future home.
Patrick Smith of Pekin was in
town Saturday on business.
Roscoe Woodland left for Mt. Yer
non Saturday where he will attend
Cornell college.
Rebecca Torrey is visiting relatives
in Brookville.
Rev. Adams has moved into his
property recently puFcHdSeu ol DF. II.
o. Allen.
Mrs. o. G. Wilcox returned Satur.
day after several weeks of sight-see-
ing in California.
James Bottorff, of Kirkyille, is NOV.
ing to Hedrick, where he will occupy
the residence recently purchased OF
H. e. Duke.
q. A. Walker of Moulton, was in
town Saturday on business.
Mrs. N. B. Spafard was in Martins
burg Saturday.
| Union temperance meetings were
held in the Methodist church last eve
ming.
w. w. Young left for Mt. Vernon
today to resume his studies in Cornell
college.
Mrs. w. H. sapp of Fremont, visit
ed relatives in town Saturday.
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Douds.

Douds, Sept. III. w. HARDWOOD, q.
w. Findlay, Gary Whitmore and r. l..
McGrew of Keosauqua were visitors
at this place Wednesday.
The republican primary held here
Saturday had fair attendance. The
delegates elected to attend the county
convention to be held at Keosauqua
today to nominate county officers, are:
Sam Adams, Jesse Jackson, Grant
Hanshaw, Hugh Findlay, w. w. Jack
son and A. McVeigh.
Mrs. Minnie B. Smith started Thurs
day for Atwood where she will visit
with her sister, Mrs. Irving Crane for
a short time and will then go to Lea
vitte, Neb., to spend the winter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Per-
rine.
w. H Lining Of Keosauqua, was a
visitor in town Friday.
John Walker, t. G. Mcclure, 6. Nc
Gill, J. NJ. Morrow and e. o. Hedrick
are attending the county convention
at Keosauqua today.
Mrs. A. Siemon is quite sick at her
home in this place.
George Rambo started for Kinks,
vile, Mo-, on Saturday evening to at
tend the funeral of his sister-in-law,
Mrs. John Rambo.
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WANTED AT ONCE.

100 men to go to Oklahoma next Tuesday
We want to make them happy by selling
each of them farm at bargain price
You will never regret it If you go.
Special excursion.
Did you overlook the fact that we have
a great bargain in 200 acre farm. Only
$50 per acre and near Ottumwa. Better
try it.
80 acres of Wapello county land at S45
per acre. Can take $1,500 in trade. City
property or small farm near Ottumwa.
Don't forget we are agents for the best
irrigated lands in Colorado. You will be
surprised how cheap we can sell them to
you If yon have a bargain in farm or city
property list it with us. If you want to
buy snap see us.
LoWENB BERG G. co.
Court Street
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FARM FOR SALE BY EXECUTORS TO
Eettle estate-Suitable for stock, dairy,
fruit and grain. 2T0 acres, 70 in cultiya-
Zion, Is timber, balance pasture, six
miles from Carlton. Yanehill county, Ore
gon. 0ntrange for cattle, good eight
room house, one large and several small
4 barns, hog-pen, granary, ETC., all In good
condition, well-watered, orchard, good
fences, r. f. D. of mail daily; school u
mile; hay crop included, at $500. Must
be sold. Further particulars address A.
B. Kidder, CSC Division street, Portland,
Oregon.
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Some Exchanges.

/ have one of the very best bargains
know Of in $50 acre Iowa farm at $45
per acre Owner would take city resi-
dence worth something like $500 on it.
2His price on the farm is no trading price.
IFS really below it's actual cash value.
Then have another customer who has
neat, clean, general stock of goods which
will invoice about $1,000. He will buy
small farm anywhere from 40 to so if he
) GIN put in this stock and will pay the diff
ference in cash. Have three or four farms
from so to 16O which look good to me at
the price. Canada land at 81 to So per
acre.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
Baker Building.
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a FINE UP-TO-DATE RANCH FOR SALE
LIN eastern Kansas, 1920 acres near
Kansas City. good young orchard, vine
yard come timber, stone quarry, in gas
and oil region, black soil, ten room house,
two bath rooms, and water closet, cellar,
two cisterns. House heated with steam
and lighted with gas, complete system of
waterworks, good well, wash house, store
room, milk room, smoke house, hen
house, work shop, ice house. three barns,
cribs, sheds, feed mill and scales; 100
acres in corn, so acres in alfalfa, 40 acres
Z In timothy, price $35 per acre. w. K.
4 Maxwell, Cheney, Sedgwick county, Kan
saS.
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FINE FARM FOR sALE-35o ACRES IN
the best general farming section of Pet
tbs county, Missouri. This entire tract is
\ smooth land with just enough swell to
drain. All rich dark soil. Improve
ments consist of new six room house,
large new barn, corn cribs, implement
house and other out buildings. This
farm has splendid reputation, and is
decided bargain at $40 per acre. Write
for list of farms in the finest county in
4 Missouri, where land equals the best in
Iowa or Illinois at half the price, only 70
( miles from Kansas City. The Central
Missouri Land Company, Sedalia, Mo-,
Branch Office, Lamonte, Mo.
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WILL ATTEND REUNION.
John Feehan Will be Present at Annu
al Gathering of Illinois Infantry.

John Feehan. 610 East Second street
will attend the seventeenth annual re-
union of the Fiftieth regiment, Illinois
Volunteer infantry, which will be held
at Quincy, ILL.,, October IA and Is. Mr..
Feehan is member Of the Fiftieth
regiment and the reunions are held an
nually under the auspices of the ILL
nois Volunteer Infantry Reunion as.
ISOLATION.
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August Post, Wayside Farm, Moul-
ton, Ia, breeder Of Clydesdale horses
and Poland Chinas, says he has used
Berry's Barb Beaten with satisfactory
results and keeps it constantly on
hand Sold by Sargent, Clark and My
nard's.
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FOR sALE-HAyE ALL KINDS OF
ranches for sale; large or small; already
stocked up with cattle and horses, or
without, and with plenty of free water
to irrigate with. Some Of these large
ranches could be settled by colony and
divided up to an advantage. Henry Ting
\ ley & Son, Salmon, Idaho.
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FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-FoR GOOD
residence property, an improved 100 acres,
three miles from town, good level land.
Don't answer unless you mean business.
Give full particulars, first letter. Ad-
dress Owner, Box 375, Morris, MINI.
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FOR SALEM SOUTHEASTERN IOWA
300 farms In Jefferson, Keekuk, Wapello
and Mahaska counties. farms ranging
from so to 800 acres. Send for descrip-
eson list or call on c. L. Dean, Hedrick,
4 Iowa.
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residence property, two blocks from Ward
street car line, South Ottnmwa. viii ac-
cept all cash, or part cash and easy con.
tract 212 South Schuyler street. Lyman
A. Vest
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TWO FINE FARMS FOR SALE-ONLY
three miles from city of Faribault, Rice
county, Minnesota, easy terms; write for
OH particulars to r. z. Sherwood, Fart
bault,. MINI.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-MY RESIDENCE
property in Hedrick, five rooms, bath,
closets and kitchen. good double cellar,
all kinds of fruit Address, $. IL. Bow
man, Hedrick, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-A GOOD CLEAN STOCK OF
harness and furniture and undertaking
goods in good, live town. Address Box
154, McCalsburg, Iowa.
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American Land Co.
OTTUMWA, IOWA
FOR SALE.

WapeIlo county farms and ottumwa prop
.erty for sale.
$50 acres between Sugar Greek and Dab.
lonega, 159 acres In cultivation, balance
fine timber pasture, good buildings and
fences, plenty of wafer, wells and springs,
fine stock farm, $40 per acre.
3f3 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. 40 per acre.
160 acres near Little Soap, 300 apple
trees, poor buildings, good land, good
fences, $3.50 per acre.
80 acres on Little Soap, all in cultivation,
fair, buildings, plenty of water, part fine
bottom lard, S35 per acre.
Also acreage in city both sides Of river,
Can Above high water, $50 residence lots In
city SIS to $3.50 each; also several business
h!oeks on Market, Second, and Third
streets, well rented to responsible tenants
long leases; and 2i2 East Main street,
known as Petersons grocery store; also
5000 acres coed land in northern central
Kansas,
~. -. LEIGHTON
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1t is not an uncommon thing for the
baby to do the praying for the whole
family.
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A closed pocketbook has an excuse
on the outside.
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Ranch and Farm Lands

Improved or unmprogel. for sale Or
trade. Where the crops pay for the best
income for amount invested. Get you a
home and avoid paying rent. Write us for
particulars. REED & KEERNAN,
Seldsn, Kas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WILLIAM LONG, THE HUSTLING AUG
tioneer, will auctioneer your sale. Salts
faction guaranteed or no charges. Terms
reasonable. Go anywhere. Address
Drakeville, Route No. 1, Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAIE-S0 ACRES NEAR SUMNER.
Best soil and no waste land. in cultiva-
,tion; moderate improvements: $40 per
X acre cheaper than any other in neighbor-
hood. Write Owner, Box B, Kiron, Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

Homes in all parts of the city priced from
$500 to $4,000.
Vacant lots and acre property.
Four five acre farms near city, improved
and well set to fruit.
SO acres adjoining city limits. coal land
40 acres adjoining city limits, coal land.
Farms in Wapello county from $50 to
$1OG per acre.
SO-acre farm in Lee county. Iowa, will
take Ottnmwa property as part pay.
Good six room home well located. Small
payment down, balance in monthly pay
ments.
JOHN H. sPRY,
Office 1o1 North Court street,
ottumWa, Iowa.
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C. osTERTAG. L. E. ROGERS
Ottumwa Real Estate Co.
Western Kansas Facts.

Can sell you just as good land as that
for $40 per acre.
Draw your own conclusions. 40 with me
next Tuesday and | will show you. If you
must have Iowa land we have it to sell;
also city property of all kinds and all
prices.
Store
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BARGAINS.

1850 a., Neb., ranch, NICHOLS Co., S3U,UUU
,24o a.. Miller Co., Mo-, good Imp, $1,000.
$50 a., Miller Co., Mo-, good Imp, s1,so0.
100 a., Miller Co., Mo-, good Imp, s1,1oO.
400 a., Miller Co., Mo-, good Imp, SIS 800.
= 68 a., Wapello Co., Ia, good Imp, $500.
y IS a., Wapello Co., Ia, good Imp, S2,34o.
200 a., Wapelo CO., Ia, good Imp, $4,000.
103 a., Wapello Co., Ia, good Imp, SIPS.
1 Easy terms.