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Paekwood.

Packwood, Dec. 9.-Rey. Ainsworth.
pastor of the Christian church here,
resigned his position to accept a more
lucrative one.
J. D. Eichner and J. D. Watson at
tended the implement dealers conyen-
ton at Davenport last week.
]. D. Snider was in Chicago last
week.
Miss Doda Ingram is visiting friends
at West Branch.
Mesdames j. A. Moornan and o. B.
Myers are guests Of Mrs. Nella Hagan
in Ottunwa.
d, NJ. oliver is employed as teacher
for the winter term of school at Fair
view.
| town.
Arthur McCabe and family. after
residing here two years, have return-
ed to their farm near West Point.
| Harry Laughary, who is employed
! in grocery store in Des Moines, Wis.,
| tied his parents last week.
Miss Iris Cokendall and her friends,
Miss Bunner of Fairfield Were calling
| in Packwood recently.
r. w. Koontz has resigned his po-
sition as teacher in the Abingdon
school to become rural mail carrier
on route No. from here.
! A. c. Oliver, on route No. J, has
provided himself with a new up to date
mail wagon.
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The Southwest Limited-New Train
chicago-kansas City.

The new short line of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St.Paul railway has been
completed through Moline, Rock Island
Davenport, Muscatine, Washington
and Ottumwa, and gives new and d.
rect route between Chicago and Kan
sas City. The Southwest Limited, the
new electric lighted train between
these cities, makes it's first trip Decem.
Der 6. 1t is handsomely equipped
train, carrying standard and compart-
ment sleepers, Observation-Disclosures car,
dining car, chair car and coach.
A second daily train between Chica-
go and Kansas City is also offered via
the new route,
Additional information from any
ticket agent of the Chicago, Nilwau-
kee & st. Paul railway, or F. A. Miller,
general passenger agent, Chicago.
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Foster.

Foster, Dec. 9.-Geerge Miller was
visitor in Selection Sunday.
Mrs. Jules Lambin is very sick with
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Decker were over
Sunday visitors with friends in OF
tumwa. ~
Saturday.
Rev. Afford Lescomb visited friends
in Hamilton Saturday and Sunday.
j. A. Bigelow and family departed
over the Milwaukee Saturday last for
California, where they will make their
future home.
George. Funkhouser moved his fam.
lily to Hilton Saturday. George will
work in the mines there.
John Madison. ST., has bought the
Ostland property, corner of Sixth
street and Fifth avenue, and will move
into it some time this week.
Mr.. Ostland has accepted position
with the Centerville Block Coal COM
pany as blacksmith and will move
! his family there this week.
| John Terry, Jr., and sister Mabel
went to Ottumwa last Friday to visit
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. III. Hale, 507 Fellows avenue, They
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Ivor Williams is still very sick.
| Wallace Convey was business call
| ar i'm Ottumwa Saturday.
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DrakevilIe.

Drakeville, Dec. 8. Miss Lizzie
Scott visited over Sunday in Eldon
with her sister Mrs. Roberts,
Mrs. Fuller visited last week with
relatives in Missouri.
Will Spaulding has joined his fam
lily here and will spend the holidays
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs ireland of Fairfield
have been visiting with their son, Rev
w. B. Ireland.
Mrs. f. Truitt visited Sunday with
her sister Mrs. Emma Williams.
Otis Pickett and family of BelknaI
visited over Sunday with NJ. C. Gal
pin and wife.
Sheriff Sheppard was business
caller in town Monday.
The ladies of the Christian ctsrct
will serve supper that evening.
A program e"S Christmas tree viii
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Competing.

Competine. Dec. 8. S. NJ. Dick
ms shipped two cars of fattened cat
tie to. Chicago Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Eller has been very
low. She is some better at present.
j. F. Eller of Harvard. Neb, j. H.
'Eller of Clay Center. Neb., o. R. FL
Ter OF Lincoln, Neb.. and |. c. Eller Of
Blair, Neb.. have been here called By
the serious illness of their mother.
Every one around here is very well
pleased over the way the trains are
running on the Milwaukee cutoff
The Sunday school at this place is
preparing for u Christmas entertain.
ment.
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BobtoWn.

Bobtown, Dec. 80. H. Vaughn
spent Sunday at the home of L. S.
Wood.
l.. Wood was transacting business in
Ottumwa Saturday.
Rev. Heckart held services at Mars
Hill Sunday and Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rupe are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of nine pound
daughter.
Isaac Hadley. while hauling a load
of wood around Gopher Point Monday,
met with serious accident. The wa
gon overturned. throwing him violent
ly to the ground and catching him be-
meath the wood. He was unable to
loosen himself, but was finally rescued
by Charles and Fred Rupe. His leg
was broken in two places. DR.. Bannis-
ter of Ottumwa set the limb and at
last accounts Mr.. Hadley was resting
easier.
Ernest Buchholz was a pleasant call.
err at the Shook home Sunday.
Johnnie Wood spent Sunday with
Austin Simmons.
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NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS
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Pleasant Plain.

Pleasant Plain, Dec. 9.--Miss Carrie
RE Humphrey went to visit friends in
Princeton, NO., Monday.
Mrs. A. P. Ogier returned to her
home in Moulton Friday afternoon at
ter few days visit with her par
ents.
Mrs. Agnes oliver of Fairfield is
visiting with her relatives in this
place.
Messrs. Baker, Hammond and VIM.
Klingman of Woolson We're callers one
day last week.
Ray Loehr spent Sunday in the vii
lage.
Lon Brady and j. d. Williams OF
Richland We're business callers here
Monday.
Guy Davisore moved to Libertyville
Tuesday.
Miss Clara Kye went to Fairfield
Tuesday.
A school house near town was SET
on fire by unknown parties last Mon
day.
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Milton.

Milton, Dec. 9.--The meetings a
the Baptist church closed last sun.
day evening.
Henry McMillan's new house is near
ing eoinpttiCn.
Christmas eve services will be held
at the different churches in town and
at the Mt Zion NJ. p. church east of
town.
Z. P. Blanchard recently shipped two
two cars of fine cattle to the Interna-
tional Stock show at Chicago
Florence Murray is working in the
postoffice.
Russell & Beag's new church build
ing is receiving the finishing touches
John Reed is teaching the Mt. Zion
e.haal.
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BANQUET is FREE.
Continued from Page ~
Graham, Mrs. w. T. Harper, John MOI
rell, Calvin Manning.

Graham, Mrs. w. r. Harper, John Nor
rel, Calvin Manning.
Fourth District.
East of Market and north of Main
streets. Committee-Mrs. S. H. Har-
per, Mrs. H. w. Roberts, Mrs. G. H.
Merrick, G. G. Janney, Leo Stevens.
South Side.
Committee-Mrs. e. E. McElroy, S.
P. Hartman, B. A. Hand, L. A. Gordon.
Special Committees.
A number of special committees
We're appointed as follows:
To solicit the doctors and the den.
fists: Committee-Dr. M. Bannister
DR.. Craig Work and DR.. D. G. Brock
man.
To make general canvass among
unions affiliated with the Trades and
Labor assembly: Committee John
Kitto, ]. w. Halton, w. A. Whitney
To solicit insurance, real estate and
loan Offices: Committee4Mrs. e. p
Barton, Mrs. Fannie Merrill.
To solicit the attorneys and city and
county officials: Committee. ]
Smith, William McNett.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The prescription druggist is Elliott.
If it's Christmas present, see sar-
gent.
Mrs, Matte Cain of Ridgeway, Mo-,
returned to her home this morning on
Burlington No. 8, after short visit
with friends in this city.
Ebony combs and brushes. Sargent's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Myers, of Chi
cago, are guests at the home OF Mr..
Myers parents, Mr., and Mrs Robinson
Myers, liz West Third street.
Christmas Kodaks at Sargents.
Mrs. Samuel Bell, of Fairfield, re-
turned to her home this morning on
s Burlington No lU,Tafter visiting with
friends in this city and Hedrick.
Mrs. j. C. Cooper, los East Court
& street, returned home this morning on
the Milwaukee from Sigourney, where
she had been visiting with relatives
Ladies' shopping bags. Sargents.
Rev. J. H. Lynch, rector of Trinity
church, returned home this afternoon
on Burlington No. from Abba. where
he had been on short business visit.
Seal travelling cases. Sargent's.
Mrs. M. e. Cook of Bloomfield after
short visit in this city, left this
morning on Burlington No. 5, for Red
Oak to he guest of her son, d. G.
Cook.
Razor straps at Sargent's.
Mrs. w. ]. Burnett and little son
John, 316 North Court street, returned
home yesterday afternoon on the Rock
Island from short visit with relatives
in Oskaloosa,
Leather cigar cases. Sargents.
Mrs. w. T. Majors, 404 West Fourth
street, has received notice OF the death
Sunday afternoon, after a brief Ill
ness, at Centerville, of her sister, Mrs
), r. F. Bashaw.
1t will certainly stop that cough, Xxi
Cough Cure, guaranteed and sold by
q Elliott
Mrs. s. e. Reniker, 222 North Moore
morning for II. and Selma, tc
make short visil with friends and rel
atives at those places.
Mr., and Mrs. M, H. Caughlan of Mel
rose, who have been visiting at thu
home of Mrs. Mary Cruiser, 1925 Yves
Second street, left this morning o.
Burlington No. 3, for Abba, where the.
will visit with friends and relatives.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Comb and brush sets. Sargents.
County Attorney Seneca Cornell lef
last evening on Burlington No. 4, TO
Fairfield, where he was called by tn
illness of his aged father Washington
Cornell.
Miss Mona Mckee OF Castle, Nor
tana. who had been visiting wit
friends in this city, left last evenin
on Burlington No. 4, for Mt. Pleasan
to make short visit with.relatives.
Xmas boxes of writing paper at 81
liott's.
Mrs. Grant Glasgow of Agency, VIII
had been bl ~ IS visitor in TIL
81 = n
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Hayesville.

Hayesville, Dec, 9.--Rev. Hubbard
of Des Moines, delivered temperance
lecture at the M. e. church Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Tenia Wiseman has been on
the sick list.
George Crabb of Cedar Rapids spent
Saturday at his home here.
Virgie Griffin, Minnie Crabb, Ross
Beall and Hugh Richardson attended
the educational rally at Lancaster
Saturday morning.
A number of roung people gathered
at the home of Miss Minnie Crabb Sat
urday evening to spend the time In
games and music.
Rev. Walker. preached at the M. E
church on Monday and Tuesday eve-
nings.
Virgie Griffin. Ross Reall Jessie
Jacobs and Chester Lerniever We're in
Hedrick Sunday.
Mrs. G.. A. Crabb and son Kenneth
are on the sick list.
DR.. Duffy has been very busy the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon and daugh-
ter Blanche spent Sunday in the Franz
Mccullough home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Utterback Wis
tied the Griffin home Thursday eve
ming.
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Bunch.

Bunch. Dec. 9.-What might have
been very serious accident occurred
on the big hill north of Pleasant Hill
church last Friday. While Samuel
Clyman and family and Mrs. Sophia
Parse We're going down the hill in a
heavily loaded spring wagon the pole
broke. the team got loose from the
wagon, the wagon upset. throwing the
occupants to the ground. All escaped
injury except Mrs. Parse, whose COLI
larbone was broken. She is getting
along nicely at present.
Mrs. Oliver. Adams has just re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Des Moines.
Hubert and Efie Kinsinger visited
With relatives near Pulaski Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cavins and Mr.
and Mrs. r. II. Coop visited at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kenna Morrison
Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. Oliver Adams and
darDhter Erma visited at the S. Hoo
Yer home Sunday.
Mrs, Will Bud and children visited
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city, returned to her home last even
ing on Burlington No. 4.

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. v. Fisher of Creston
returned to their home yesterday aft
ernoon on Burlington No. 10, after at
tending the funeral of the late Charles
w. Myers at Agency, Monday.
Safety razors, all sizes. Sargent's.
Mrs. J. j. Sheehan of Des Moines.
who has been visiting with friends and
relatives in this city and Batavia, re-
turned to her home yesterday after
noon on Burlington No. Is.
Ladies' and gents card cases. Sar-
gents.
Mrs. M. Kirkpatrick of Anaconda,
Montana, returned to her home yes.
terday afternoon on Burlington No. ID,
after visiting at the home of Mrs. |.
E. Seybert, 2O4 Ottumwa street and
with other friends in the city.
Christmas Kodaks, $500, $500, $500
and $1,000. Sargents.
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Only a Short Time Left

in which to buy coffee, tea, spices
and get tickets. Buy. all your goods
from us and you will be right in it.
We have most of our holiday goods in
and selections will be good Grand
Union Tea Co.
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at the 6. A. Borkhart home last sun

at the G. A. Borkhart home last Sun
day.
Lucy West is visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. s. Hoover, this week.
j. M. Hoover and r. T. Cavins We're
in Ottumwa last week ON business.
Married, December !, Washington
Fleming to Mrs. Ahee of Ashgrove.
Robert Cavins and wife will leave
for Kansas today, where they will
make their future home.
Born, recently, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morrison, a son.
J. II. Morrison was in Bloomfield last
Monday ON business.
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Asharove.

Ash Grove, Dec. 9.-J. 7. Day left last
week for st. Louis where he will attend
school.
Peter Domer and family spent Sunday at
loves
The teachers meeting held at this place
Friday night was we'll attended.
Last Tuesday occurred the marriage of
G. w. Fleming and Miss Elizabeth Ahee,
Nose Downing officiating.
Rev. d. w. Hastings filed his appoint
ment at this place Sunday.
Miss Mia Galpin spent Sunday at c. p.
Roberts.
Peter Cohagan and wife were recent visit
ors at the Brown home.
We've Selman was an over Sunday visitor
at Hopewell.
orpha Cohagan spent Sunday with Vida
Fletcher
Rev. Mills, of Pella. preached at Hope.
we'll Sunday.
Will Reynolds aud wife spent Sunday
here.
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A Business Change


}. s. swenson and A. culbertson have
formed partnership and the new firm will
be known as swenson and culbertson. j.
e. Mitchell retiring.
We viii in future conduct grocery on
the principle OF justice and economy, and
sell to our patrons the right kind of goods
at the right prices. We will give especial
attention to your order and deliver prompt
ly all goods that you order.
You are invited to continue your patron
age as in the past We take this means of
thanking you all for past fayors and re-
main us ever,
Yours truly,
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be given Christmas eve at the M. E.
church.
w. H, Taylor and wife Of Bloomfield
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. Truitt visited Fri
day with Harry Truitt and wife.
Mrs. q. w. Sayles visited Friday
with her friend Mrs. Anderson at the
home of Mrs. Harvey Boles
Mr. Powers of st Louis visited last
week with his daughter at the home
of VIM Say1es
William Robertson of Belknap spent
Friday night with his sister, Mrs.
Martha Brown.
H. T.Truitt took dinner Sunday with
his sister Mrs. Rothenstein of Bunch.
Mrs. George Duke of Bloomfield died
Sunday night. The remains were
brought to Drakeville Tuesday for
burial. The deceased leaves a hus-
band, three children and mother,
two brothers and two sisters sand a
hose of friends to mourn her demise.
The bereaved family have the sym
pathy of the whole community.
Miss Stella Brown who has been
sick the past two weeks is now able
to be up again.
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Winchester.


Winchester, Dec. 9.-There was no
preaching services at the Methodist
church last Sabbath as Rev. Ward had
to preach a funeral sermon.
Sands Calhoun, wife and son, of Des
Moines, visited Mr.. and Mrs. v. s. Cal
houn several days recently.
Miss Dixie Teal visited the Misses
Dana and Marie Beans Saturday and
Sunday.
Fremont Franklin, wife and children,
of Bentonsport, were in town last Sum-
day to see Mr.. Franklin's brother.
Glen Swearingen was Ill few days
last week; also Willard Mcpherson
had quite sick spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frake from north oil
Fairfield are moving to their home
here recently purchased Of Jonathan
Jones.
The young people are practicing fol
their Christmas entertainment under
the direction of Mr.. Swearingen.
Miss Dana Beans is the efficient or
ganist.
The Ladies' Aid society recently
made a carpet and sold it. They are
now talking of having an oyster sup
per next Saturday evening at the lodge
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Tri-Weekly. Courier.
CHANGING ADDRESS

CHANGING ADDRESS.
Subscribers wishing their address chang
~ will please give the name of the Post
OIuce mn.en ,ne pa pe. 'is..s pees: se4, ~
well as the Post Office where they desire 1t
to be cnAnxe0 10.
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CONVICT
MAINTAINS
INNOCENCE
Former Convict Warts His
Name Cleared From Shame

George w Hayes, eX-register Of the
land Office at Burns who was sen.
fenced 10 the penitentiary for l2
months on the charge OF adultery and
whose sentence was oommuted at the
end OF 10 months, was in Portland
yesterday arranging TO- a peculiar pro.
ceeding, says the Oregon Journal,
Although he has served out his term
and has been released ne will appeal
the case TO the Supreme Cuort Of the
state He stated 10 Daily Journal
representative that he had already
ordered the transcript prepared by the
clerk OF the court al Burns and would
Immediately file the necessary papers
10 take the appeal
Mr. Hayes claims that the evidence
in the case did not sustain con.
Yiction and that the transcript will
show this, and he wiz go before the
supreme Court on this point He
says that the conviction was secured
through prejudice and while he is
now a free man and has an OF his
rights as citizen restored, that the
reversal OF the case would remove an
stigma from his name. An action Is
pending 10 disbar him from the prac.
tiee OF the law in this state and while
he hopes 70 prevent the disbarment
anyway, he thinks there would be no
question Of his being retained as a
member OF the state bar should the
adultery case be reversed.
The question will be an interesting
one al least as legal proposition.
Il is said that Z viii be the frst case
on record in which a criminal case
has been appealed after sentence has
been served out, or in which the de
iendant has been duly discharged.
Mr. Hayes claims his counsel are con
hdent Of having the appeal sustained,
hoVever and he is confident OF having
the decision Of the lower court re
versed aud the case dismissed from
the docket.
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5ecIerr Gordon painted as they drew
nearer.
Parton did not answer. He was
breathing painfully, but did not slack
ON bls pace. In college he had been
the prize winner for the half mile.
The department had stretched cor
son across the street. but the mob dis
regarded It. Flames were pouring out
Of the basement windows of No. Vl'
where the bakery was. The wind was
rising.
"see therep' cried Barton suddenly.
He pointed to the upper story OF the
double decker. A child had come 10
tho window. She held out a younger
child I'm her arms. For second she
stood there in plain view Of the crowo
in the street, and then she disappeared
In another moment she came to the
window again.
Look! Lookr a hundred voices
called out. Up through the central air
shaft sixty feet above the court q
tongue Of flame leaped. The next In
slant out OF every window except the
row fronting on the street with rush
and a roar the fire broke rattling the
glass to the ground and licking the
whole structure around with hungry
greedy. lonc ANTICIPATED DELIGHT
Tie child With her burden of th'
younger child again appeared at on'
OF the top windows. The crowd roared
A wagon tore around the corner Lad
ders ratified as they were pulled out.
"They will he too late. They can
save herr Barton groaned. The who'll
street was now bright as noon. Tn
child did not cry. She stood there he
pale face looking down, her arms CLASP
ing the little figure tighter to her body
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Knocks out ostsOpaths.

Or. A. c. Smith won a y'e'o' -
the regular school Of medicine yeS's'
day in the senate.
Immediately after adlourhuleN'
called up the bill creating
board OF osteopaths. He haa u0uS
less noticed that although there We ,'-
barely a quorum present the ma! -.
ity Of those favored his siuo " -.
question which was unfavorao'e " y,
bill In this estima-'on he was -. ~,
rect. as the hnal vote showed me !,
being seven in favor OF the pass"s'
the bill and 10 against H. \
Senator McGinn as proHo'.' -
the measure made a strong pea
behalf OF the osteOpaths of the - -,
who are so rapidly increasing ID n,a
Der. but even his eloquence va ns
yaiing. and the measure was ''- ~,
cause the wrong crowd had 'as
sideratlon of IL
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Ito be Contlnued)
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler advises mir
isters to study John Bunyan's immortal
"Pngrim's Progress" next to their Bl
bles.
Bishop Clut, coadjutor Of Bishop
Grouard OF Athabasca. has been In the
frozen north for over forty-hve years.
with only three or four visits to civ
ilization,
The Methodist church Of Cana6a has
2OI.Soj members, u net Increase 9f
.. 1913 for the year or 1883 for tht
last four years. or l22,092 since 1888
when the various Methodist denomina'
tions united.
Bishop Alexander Mackay-Smith'
who has Just entered upon the duties
OF his new office as bishop coadJutor
of the diocese OF Pennsylvania, wiu
exercise full ecclesiastical authority tr
the diocese until the return OF Biahop
Ozi w. Whitaker.
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rooIeh the Other TeIIows.

An old Snowman says that one sum
mer he Travelled with circus side
show. An admission Of 10 cents was
charged, and ali he had was a pig With
one ear or. When people came in, he
said 90 them: Don't say word. Let
MS fool the other fellows" The vic
tins went out saying it was great
show aud encouraged others to 20 In.
Americans are always willing 10 fool
each other -AtchsOn Globe.
The Moon.
OF 1000 parts Of the moon S'e are
gsible TO MS op the earth and 424 parts
smuin hidden absolutely to mans eyes.
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KICKED BY A HORSE
AND SUFFERED NEARLY FORTY
YEARS BEFORE THE BONE HEALED

sY AN ATTACK or TYPHOID
WHICH LEFT Me IN BAD SHAPE. 3
WAS OBLIGED TO USE cRuTcHEs
FOR OVER TWO YEARS FROM
THAT TIME UNTIL WAS cuREr
ABOUT SIX YEARS AGO I ALWAYs
USED TWO CANES. THE DOCTORS
TOLD NE THERE WAS NO HOPE
FoR A CURE UNLESS HAD nv
LEO SPLIT AND scRAPED ANC
THE CORDS CUT. SOME Also
ADVISED AMPUTATloN. BuT RE
FUSED. AND FINALLY Or. COOK
THE BOTANICAL SPECIALIST or
SALEM, TOOK MY CASE. BEGAN
TO IMPROVE AT ONCE. AND N
SIX MONTHS MV LE0 WAS WELL
m FACT FEEL THAT DR., cook
SAVED NY LIMB, AND WANT
EVERYBODY TO KNOW IT, FOR n
WAS A WONDERFUL CURE. SOON
AFTER TREATMENT THE BLACK
FLESH BEGAN TO GROW OUT
OVER The BONE WITH A HEAL.
thy COLOR"
s. 49,. -. A. COOPER
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-AM I AL RIGHT or COURSE
rM AL RIGHT" SAID MR. A.
COOPER. or POLK COUNTY, WHEN
AakEp ABOUT MS LE0 WHICH
wAe HURT WHEN ne WAS A Soy.
= WAS KICKED BELoW THE
KNEE ~ a hoRsg m 1880 WHEN
a AGRE eoV, AND SUFFERED FOR
WEARS " AoAEp TERRIBLY
AND SOON BROKE, THEN PISCES
o. boNE COMMENCED COMING
OUT AND coNTiNuED FOR ABOUT
a War. THIS WAS FOLLOWED
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-13

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