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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-10-01
SAVED BY A[R SISTER
MISS JENNIE M. LEE WAS DRUGGED WITT
CHL0RAL AND MORPHINE.
Was Victim of Authorizations ana Was
About to be Sent to sanitariuin
When Her Sister Interviewed

From the little town of Lowville, on
the line Of the Rome, Watertown and
Ogdensburg railroad, in Lewis county,
New York, comes a remarkable story
which the most careful investigation
has shown to be literally true. 1t is a
narrative of deep human interest, in
which an estimable young lady, suffer
ing from disease and almost wrecked
by powerful drugs, was kept from a
sanitarium and her life and reason
saved by her sisters faith.
The young lady is Miss Jennie NJ
Lee, of Park avenue, Lowville, N. Y,
and her story is given as she related it
to reporter at her home a few days
ago. Il suffered for year from ner--
vous debility and anaemia," she said.
"and was confined to my bed great
part of the time. ! was subject to ter
rible hallucinations and was afraid to
close my eyes at night on account of
terrifying things / seemed to see I
was very thin and pale, my appetite
was capricious and, during the nervous
attacks, l believe l was almost insane
My own doctor gave me up and sew
eral other physicians agreed with him
that my case was incurable They
gave me morphine until it affected my
heart and then administered choral
There was not a single night in the year
when went to sleep without the use
of morphine, choral or other drugs
given me by the doctor 1t had been
about decided upon to send me to san
itarium when my sister saw DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People men
toned in newspaper and to that fact
l owe my present good health At my
sisters solicitation began taking the
pills and was benefited at once. soon
found that could go to sleep without
the use of drugs and the improve
| ment thus begun was gradual but per-
| manent. | am now fully restored to
health, weigh thirty pounds more than
| during my illness and have had no
nervous attacks for over three years.
attribute my cure entirely to DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People and
am glad to give my endorsement to
this grand remedy.
This case strikingly illustrates the
power of DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People to cure so-called hopeless
cases which do not yield to ordinary
medicines. These pills act both on the
blood and the nerves and in this is
the secret of their wonderful success.
This is the reason why they cure such
diseases as rheumatism in all its
forms anaemia, partial paralysis, loco
motor ataxia and many other disorders
apparently different from each other
but springing from common causes.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
| pie are sold by all druggists, or will
be sent postpaid on receipt of price
fifty cents per box; six boxes for two
dollars and fifty cents, by the Dr. Viii.
liams Medicine Company, Schenec.
tady, N. Y.
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Yampa.

Yampa, Oct. Mrs. Maggie Smith went
to Sigourney last "Wednesday to help her
brother, c. w. iiurnaugh, in his store.
Miss Ada Mafziger, who has been visiting
with friends in Illinois for several months,
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. p. II. Burnaugh and daughter, Iva,
were Batavia shoppers Tuesday.
Perry Yeager was transacting business in
Ottumwa Saturday,
Mrs. S. c. ellis and daughter, Miss Ma
bel, visited Mrs. Mary Yeager last Wednes-
day.
Scott Hilton returned home from Eldon
Monday.
G. W. Creath, prominent farmer of
Washington township. was a recent caller
at Yampa. Mr.. Creath believes in thor
ough drainage of land by thing. He is
having several car loads of tile put down
in his farm Mr.. Curtis, James Miller4and
Thomas Rifle are also extensively tile
draining their farms
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Stamm, Andy Lockman and ]. w. Wrinkle
man went to Centeryille Saturday as dele
gates to the republican convention.
Lafe Paris has purchased the Miller West
farm.
Several people from here attended Eman-
cipation day at Abba Tuesday.
Miss Cynthia Taylor, of near Abba, vis-
tied her parents Saturday and Sunday.
The new telephone line from Unionville
to this place is completed. tt4
Mrs. Sarah Milleman has rented her farm
and will leave for Illinois where she will
make her future home.
Lerton Delong was pleasant caller at
the J. j. Taylor home Sunday evening.
Joseph Proctor and family, of Ashgrove,
were callers at Mrs. l.. Fletcher's Sunday.
Most Of the farmers in this neighborhood
have optioned land and are now drilling
for coal.
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Maple Grove.

Maple Grove, Oct. Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Norton have moved on the M. Coffin farm.
Miss Mabel Kingery is quite sick at this
time.
Prof. Stamm. wife and daughter returned
to their home in Des Moines Tuesday even
ing after spending the ssummer with Mr..
Stamms brother, George Stamm.
Pearl Patrick spent Tuesday evening
with Miss Maud Lowell
Mrs. N. II. Coe spent Monday with her
daughter.
j. L. Dodd spent Sunday with his pa
rents at this place.
Mrs. ]. Ely and daughter. Miss Elodia,
attended church at Wesley Chapel Sunday
afternoon
MI and Mrs. c. NJ. Duyall were in Mo.
ravia Tuesday
Rev. Smith, of Delta, will preach at Mil
ler church Sunday.
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Strinatown.

Stringtown, Oct. 1.--Mrs. Il. J. Larmore
and VIM and Walter Larmore and Miss
Minnie Larmore We're in Ottumwa Satur-
day
Harry Putnam was in Batavia Tuesday.
Mrs. Fl. f. Davis and little daughter,
Jennie. of Competing, visited at the Misses
Davis Tuesday.
Several from here attended the funeral
Of VIM. Davis at Competine Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Davis We're in Ba-
3tavia on business last Thursday.
III. L. Scott, Elmer Davis, James Fuller,
Walter Larmore and Fred Riley were in
Fairfield one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Morley were in Batavia
Tuesday.
Mrs ]. c. Hawthorne and daughters
Florence and Benicc, and little son, Har
old. were in Batavia Saturday.
There has been a few light frosts during
the past two weeks but it did no damage
to corn except in the low places.
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d =
Sinks went to st. Louis on the Wabash
excursion last Friday night and returned
Sunday night they report a pleasant trip.
Charles Lock has moved into the McNutt
house in the north part of town and will
work for Stark Mccoy.
D. ]. Lewis joined his wife on Il visit at
Monticello. last Tuesday, and they return
ed home together last Friday night.
r. g. Davis and Neal Crook have secured
work in the mines in ottumwa and left for
there last week
!, Dave Anderson was in Abba Monday on
business.
Town Marshal Gabe johnson was trans
acting business in. Abba Monday.
Mrs. Wallace Conroy and daughters re-
turned from a two weeks visit last Thurs
day with friends and relatives at What
Cheer. S@
John Madison was a business caller in
Abba Monday.
VIM. Miller made II business trip toSIIite-
man and Abba Thursday of last week.
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Foster.

Foster, Oct. 1.-Wesley SincoS is on an
extended visit to relatives and friends in
Galena and other points in Illinois.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Richard Robin
son. September %, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Decker were visiting
friends in Abba one day last week.
Will and Matt Anderson have gone to
Pekay where they will work in the mines.
Miss Jennie Robinson visited her brother
in Hynes last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hub Treat returned
from their Ohio visit last Tuesday. They
report having a very nice visit.
Rev. Eugene Thee, the new Methodist
Episcopal minister. preached his initiatory
sermon here last Sunday afternoon.
Jesse Robinson, ]. II. johnson and Bert
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A Siege of vicksburs.

HThe Life of Christi at the Christian
church last night.
Mrs. Andrews has purchased the Pete
kinsinger property in the west part of
town and will move there this week
Rev. Wehn preached at the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday morning and ev-
ening.
Mrs. ]. W. Black and son. Everett. left
Friday for Des Moines where they will
join Mr.. Black, who is attending school
at that place.
Mrs. Bertha Cox. of Eldon, visited her
sister. Mrs. Anna Dillon, over Sunday.
Miss Ollie Murphy, of near Bloomfield,
visited her aunt, Miss Susie Murphy, here
last Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Beauchamp, of Bloomfield, Wis
tied her parents, DIR. and Mrs Shelton, the
latter part of the week.
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Hazel Dell.

.
Hazel DELL Oct MRS. Dan McHugh
and daughters. Della and Regina, were
pleasant visitors at the John Schwartz
home on Sunday.
Monday being Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Truitt' s
thirtieth wedding anniversary w. II. Tay-
lor and wife of Bloomfield. u. Truitt and
wife of Drakesville, and Mrs. f. L. Dexter
and little daughter Irene spent the day
with them
The Sabbath school convention of Green
township held at the Zion Methodist Epis-
copal church last Sunday was well attend
ed. After the services a business meeting
was held at which an association of the
Sabbath schools of Green township was or
ganized and will meet annually. Following
are the officers elected: President, s. G.
Smith; first vice president, John Wood;
second vice president, Lizzie Gift; secreta-
~, Pearl Eastburn; corresponding secreta-
ry, Briscoe Beamer: treasurer, Ruth Heck
art
Orville Cohagan, of Blakesburg, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Smith and son Leo
spent "Wednesday evening with o. G. Truitt
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kennedy and little
daughter, Jessie, spent Sunday with Fred
Myers and sister, Miss Anna Myers.
Mike Schwartz's sale last Thursday was
we'll attended.
| VIM Gift is not so we'll at present.
| Mrs. Sarah Sawyer spent Wednesday
with Mrs o. g. Truitt.
Ed Smith, of South u.tumwa, visited last
week at the Gift home.
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Butler.

Butler Oct. 1.-Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ. Ar
cartwright and Mrs j. c. Watts were in
Hedrick Monday
George Mullenix raised his new barn
Tuesday.
Mrs Margaret Bethea is on the sick list.
Marion and Jesse Bennett, Mrs. Frank
Funk and daughter Rita, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mullenix were shopping in ottum,
wa Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Crawford spent Tuesday al
the parental Speck home in Hedrick
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller went to Agency
Monday.
There was a party at Frank Lindsey's
Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. David Beck, of Hedrick
spent last Wednesday with their son, Char
ley and family.
Phil Akernan hauled bnled hay to He'd
rick last week.
Mrs. A. c. Burgess was at Wright Fri
day.
Rev, futile, the new minister at Ere
mont, preached at Russell Chapel Sunday
afternoon.
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Concord.

Concern, Oct. III. Replogle and sons, of
Udell, have been moving a house for j. A.
Tadlock the past week.
Misses Jessie and RUBY Moore were shop
ping in Centerville last Monday.
HUGE Hicks was buying cattle in this
vicinity last Saturday.
Mrs 4. q. Hopkins returned recently
from an extended trip in Oklahoma terri
tory.
VIM. Morrison sold a fine bunch of cattle
to Otto Herteen one day last week.
Levi Swain left last Monday for the
north part of the state where he will visit
for time with his son.
The peach supper at JEFF Tailor's last
Saturday night was postponed on account
of the inclemency Of the weather.
Henry Anterior left last Friday for ILL
nois.
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Keota. Oct. Mrs Mitchell, of Delta,
visited her mother, Mrs j. B. Faris, che
first of the week,
d. V. White. of Oskaloosa, was bust
ness caller Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Maude Wilson has been quite sick
for several weeks as the result of a severe
cold Mrs. Jennie Holmes is teaching
school for her.
Tom Clendenning and family drove down
from the northern part of the state for a
visit with relatives.
Olga Daryl, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs S. II. Resman, died Friday morning
of cholera ihfantum The funeral services
were conducted from the Christian church
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reisman. Of Oska loosa, We're in attendance.
Mrs. Sherm Welsh. of Washington visit
ed Miss Tillie Leincn n few days last week.
Mrs. Alice Sheriff and little boys return.
ed Monday from Colorado where they have
spent the summer.
The Sunday schools of Clear Creek and
Lafayette townships held their convention
in the Methodist church Sunday afternoon
and evening c. Il. McQuaid, of Sigourney,
and& Mrs r. F. Mitcheli of Dcs Moines,
were out of town speakers. The following
officers were elected for the coming year:
President l.. Il. Hulse: vice president, II.
IS. Kirkpatrick; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs A. T.. Stewart
| Mrs. Joe 4lasters returned Monday from
a weeks visit with Mrs George McCarty
in Delta.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-10-01
MRS. FRANK HUMBLE OF Hux.
TON is EXPECTED
TO DIE.
SHOT BY HER HUSBAND
Fatal Result of Domestic Trouble Be-
tween colored Miner and His Wife
Humble is Arrested and In Jail -
Wife At Point Of Death.

Abba, Oct. l. lspeciaD Mrs.
Frank Humble is dying and her hus-
band is in jail as the result of domes-
tic quarrel that ended in the mans
shooting his wife while she was. wait
ing to board a train at the Burlington
depot in this city shortly before noon
yesterday. The Humbles are colored
people who have been residing at Bux-
ton where the man was employed in
tn mines.
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North EnuIish.

North English. Oct Mrs W. f. Wick
who has spent the past two weeks here al
the home of her mother, Mrs. Dali, will
return home to Montgomery tomorrow
morning.
c. X. Woodland has gone to Cedar Rap
ids where he will work during carnival
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estcrbrook, of Oxford, are
guests at the " atson home this week.
Thomas Maxwell and Miss Gertie Ma
son were married yesterday at the home
of the latter's father, north of town.
p. L. Dietrich and Fl. L. Ports, of Ma
rengo. are in town, looking over their pc
litical field.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mahannah, of Tobi
as, Nebraska, are here on an extended visit
with relatives and friends.
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Woodland Vale.

Woodland Vale, Oct. 1.-wm. Davis, aged
n years, died Saturday, September IS.
Mr. Davis came to this county when he
was years old and has lived here ever
since. He is survived by wife and eight
children. Mr.. Davis accumulated quite a
competency and leaves host of friends.
Sam Fuller and family of Brock, Mo-, are
listing here.
s. b. McClung is very sick
Mrs. Martha White attended the funeral
services of Mrs Spears, at Martinsburg,
Tuesday
G. w. Adams and family moved from
I'arson to a farm near, Bladensburg Thurs
day.
]. y. Mowry. of Ottumwa, attended the
funeral of Mr.. Davis Monday.
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Abinudon.

Abingdon, Oct. 1.-Quite number OF
Abingdon people attended the supper nj
Brookviile last Wednesday night
Mrs f. Gobble, Mrs. j. B. Trent and c.
B. Campbell were business callers at the
county seat Thursday
Friday W. f. Jones and wife, Mrs w. j.
Fleenor and daughter were shopping in
Fairfield.
The church gave an ice cream supper at
the hall Saturday night.
NJ. j. Johnson and family Of Fairfield
visited their daughter, Mrs. Flint, last
week.
The Free Methodist tent meeting at Kick.
DRY Ridge attracts quite a good many OF
the villagers at night.
Mrs. Sallie Cline is visiting friends and
relatives at Hedrick this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Downey visited theii
son at Packwood Sunday.
w. A. Black and o. Z. Smith attended
the Sunday school county convention al
Batavia Tuesday.
Charles Hood and w. j. Fleenor attended
sale near Batavia September 20.
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Biadensburq .

Bladensburg. Oct. 1.-Mr. and Mrs. Young
of Richland are visiting at the Norman Re.
no home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Smith visited relatives
in Kirkville Friday Saturday and Sunday.
James Timonds and family visited Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs Thomas, of
Packwood.
Jack Smith, of Kirkville, is visiting his
brother. w. G. Smith. and other relatives
at this place this week.
Miss Carrie Glow. of Allerton. is visiting
her uncle. James Timmonds, this week.
Miss Scottie Smith is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Hamocker. of Des Moines, visited
over Sunday with her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Spurlock.
Mr.. Farnsworth has been quite sick this
week.
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Cross Lanes.

Cross Lanes. Oct l. The protracted
meeting Mt Hickory Ridge is still in pro
gress with a good attendance.
Mrs. Louise HestOn is quite sick
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Colwell attended a
family reunion near Salem last week.
Several from this neighborhood attended
the convention in Batavia Tuesday.
Joe Hupp attended the sale at Mr.. Law.
sons Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heston were in Fair.
field Monday.
Bessie Walker visited Bryant DeGood
over Sunday.
D. Devore and daughter were in Batavia
Tuesday.
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! Took Husbands Watch.

Particulars regarding the shooting
are hard to obtain as there were few
witnesses. 1t seems that Mr.. and Mrs.
Humble have had considerable trou.
BILE and that yesterday the woman
decided to leave her husband, taking
with her their two little children. She
came to Abba, taking his watch, so he
claims, in order that she might sell il
and get money enough to pay her rail
way fare to the home Of friends.
Mrs. Humble reached Aubia about
the middle of the morning and at
once went to the Burlington depot,
intending, it is supposed to take the
noon train for the east 1t was while
she was waiting here that her hus-
band, who had learned of her leay.
ing Buxton during the morning, over
took her. People who CHANGED to see
the couple before the shooting, say
that Humble threatened his wife, de-
manding that she give him his watch
or the money she had obtained for it.
Calls for Help.
The woman called for help but lit
tie attention was paid to the quarre
until Humble drew revolver from his
pocket and shot point blank at his
WIFE She was wounded but turned
and ran from the depot toward the lit
| tie restaurant directly across thu
| tracks. Before she could reach 1t,
however, two more bullets had buried
themselves in her body and fourth
had torn hole through the door oil
the restaurant. The woman fell exs
hausted at the door Of the little house
and the man turned and, walked back
| toward the depot.
| Men who had been attracted to thu
scene by the sound OF the shooting
| seized Humble, who made no attempt
\ to fight or free himself, and he was
turned over to Sheriff John Doner and
locked in the county Jail, while chart.
table people took care of the wounded
woman. Mrs. Humble at 8 o'clock was
reported as still alive, but was expect
/ ed to pass away at any moment.
Have TWO Small Children.
The two little children, who wera
both with their mother at the depot.
looked on while the tragedy was being
enacted, not knowing what 1t all
meant. They will be cared for by
friends of the unfortunate woman until
other arrangements can be made.
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present We're Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Over
turf and children, Mr. and Mrs VIM. Kersh-
ner and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kershner and children, Mrs Lydia Kersh-
ner and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ran
DAN and children, Mr.. and Mrs. David Bel
ger and child.
Mrs Laura Kendall, of Kansas, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
Helmick.
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Troy.

Troy, Oct. 1.-C1arence Boyd and Charles
Gobble, of Bladensburg. were In this vcin-
ity the first of the week looking for farms.
]. III. Fishel is on the sick list
Miss Elva Marshall visited the Misses
Saylor last Saturday and Sunday.
Jake Young is on the sick list.
Mrs. Charles Lemons who has been Ill.
is slowly improving.
There are several cases of scarlet fever
and whooping cough at this place.
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FIGHT BATTLEsOVER
SURVIVORS OF TWENTY-FlFTH
IOWA IN REUNION AT
WASHINGTON.
Only About One Hundred Of the 1900
Men Who Originally Composed This
Body of Fighters are Still Living
Campfire Tonight.

Washington, Oct. 1.-(SpeciaD
one hundred surviving members of the
Fighting" Twenty-fifth Iowa regi-
ment are holding their annual reunion
here today. The regiment went to the
front from Washington, Henry, Des
Moines and Louisa counties with 1900
men and now there are not more than
one hundred alive. The delegates
from neighboring cities and towns ar.
rived this morning and registered at
the Graham Opera house where pro
gram was carried out. Prayer was
offered by Rev. R. D. Echlin of the
Baptist church. After singing
America, the address of welcome was
delivered by Mayor A. N Alberson
Lieut.. S. w. Garvin responded. Gen
Hiram Scofield made an address and
short talks were given by Samuel
Gardner, Pulaski Maxwell, Capt. Boy.
er, Capt. Shafer. w. S. Browning, W.
B. Matthews, VIM. Burnside and 9th.
ers. Tonight a camp fire will be held
at which Col. Bell, Judge Dewey, Capt
Young, Capt. Kellogg, Hon. c. w
Payne and others will speak.
A Siege of vicksburg.
The Twenty-fifth Iowa is one of the
regiments which took part in the cap
ture of Gen. Churchill and his army
at Arkansas Post. The regiment saw
its first service and defea about the
bluffs Of Vicksburg and saw the end
of the siege. A number of men were
lost when the works were assaulted
May %. The regiment saw service in
the Atlanta campaign and later took
part in the engagements at Jonesbor
ough, Columbia, Bentonsville and Ez
"a church.
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ormanvilIe.

ormanyille, Oct. 1.Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Fletcher have moved into their fine new
residence.
John Klinger went 10 Ottumwa Tuesday
Mrs. Elizabeth Nixson was surprised on
September 81, the occasion being her eigh.
tieth birthday. Some sixty-fye OF seventy
five of her relatives and friends were pres
ent. A sumptuous picnic dinner was served
Born, recently to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hunt, son.
field.
A reunion of children and grandchildren
and friends was enjoyed at the home Of
Mrs. Julia Hershners September 81. THOSE
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Green Valley.

Green Valley, Oct. 1.-Rev. Donahoo filed
his regular appointment at Fairview Sun
day.
Sheriff Doner, of Abba, was a business
caller in this vicinity last week.
Several young people from here attended
church at Brompton Sunday night.
Mrs. John Henderson is better.
G. w. McCumber, G. w. Arnold, Ed
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Pulaski,

Pulaski. Oct. 1,Ira Brunk and wife left
Saturday evening for Harrington a1ler a
two weeks visit with Mr.. Brunks parents.
Miss Ada Angspurger is visiting her Sis
ter Mrs: Edwin Johnson, of Mt. Pleasant
this week.
Miss Enla Heskett is quite sick this
week.
Rev. Wickizer gave his illustrated lecture
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Charles Rohn, aged So, fell into
shallow hole at Fort Dodge and suf-
fered an injured leg and three broken
ribs.
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siguorney.
ls sigourney Oct. Court convened Tues
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One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
in one minute. because it kills the
microbe which tickles the mucous mem
brane, causing the cough, and at the
same time clears tie phlegm, draws out
the Inflammation aud heals and soothes
the affected parts. One Minute Cough
Cure strengthens the lungs, wards off
pneumonia and IS harmless and never
failing cure in all curable cases Of coughs,
colds and Group. One Minute Cough
Cure is pleasant to take, harmless and
good alike for young and old. A. w.
Foreman. DIV