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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28
What are HumOrs?

They are vitiated or morbid fluids cours-
ing the veins and affecting the tissues.
They are commonly due to detective diges-
ton but are sometimes inherited.
How do they manifest themselves2
In many forms Of cataneous eruption,
salt rheum OF eczema, pimples and boils,
and in weakness, languor, general debility.
How are they expelled By
Hoods JdrSGpGriLLG
which also builds up the system that has
suffered nom them.
Il 3 ne best medicine tor an hunorA
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28
COURT HOUSE NOTES
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Clara and A Sampson to w d
Estell, 1893 acres, t 8 s, W, $500.
WD Gillian ct Tx to Salem, Falls
City Il Western Ry Co., tract for depot
and yard purposes, 81.
W L ellison ct ux to Louisa 9 Muir
phy lot 5, block G., first add to Falls
City, $65.
HB Taylor ct al to A P Mckinley,
80 acres, 10 s, s,r4w, 5000,
LIN Case ct TX to Josie Wheeler, 3l2
acres, t S, r. and W, $4,000.
LII Starr ct ux to A Quasdorf, east
half lots 7 and s, block 18, Inde-
pendence, $725.
J T Guthrie ct ux to Salem, Falls
City & Western Ry Co., tract in 8 s,
r5w, 81.
A W Teats ct ux to Salem, Falls
City & Western Ry Co., tract in t 5 s.,
5 W, 81.
Warren Wright to Henry g Wright,
ia. so acres, t 9 s, + 8 W, $4,000.
Fl G Campbell to M Farley, lots 2
and 8, block 10, Ellis add to Dallas,
$780,
HI s and Rosa B Fudge to Jessie
Fairgrave, lots 4 and 5, block S,
Co. n III ~ Do1Ia+Aa
WI Whitlock ct ux to Ira G Powell
lots in Monmouth, $10O.
A J Nelson ct ux to John D Nelson,
lot 2, block 27, Thorp's Independence,
$40.
JE Ward ct ux to Sarah J Ward,
lots and 4, block "a, Thorp's d c in
Independence, ST.
United States to Geo Hall, 100 acres,
t8s re W, patent.
Robert Howe to City of Dallas,
right-of-way for water conduit, $75.
OE Dennis ct ux to City Of Dallas,
right-of-way for water conduit, 81.
John Castle ct al to City Of Dallas,
right-of-way for water conduit, ST..
M D Hubbard to City Of Dallas,
for water conduit 81.
w HI Kraber ct ux to City Of Dallas,
one acre of land and right-of-way for
water conduit, $3.50.
Mary A Dougan and nd to City of
Dallas, right-of-way for water conduit,
81.
ES Levens ct al to City of Dallas,
right-of-way for water conduit, $3.50,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28

The OBSERVER has ordered two Of
the handsomest and most useful faces
of type known to the printers trade
the Post Condensed and the Roycroft
These with the Jensons, Card Mer-
camille, Bradley, French Old Style,
Cushing and DeVinnes, make ourjob
department fully equal to any of the
large city offices when it comes to
turning out up-to-date printing. The
OBSERVER Office is equipped for print
ing any kind Of commercial or society
work, and it is Noticeable fact that
no orders for printing are sent away
from home. On the contrary, our
business is steadily reaching out to
other towns and counties, and many
hundred dollars of outside money are
brought to Dallas every year through
work ordered from this Office.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28
HOPS ARE NOT DAMAGED
Good Weather Came In Time to
Save the Crop.

The rains of Monday and Tuesday
did very little damage in the hop
yards around Dallas, and should the
present warm dry weather continue, a
fine crop will be harvested. The damp
weather caused much alarm among
the growers, many of whom an
nounced their intention to begin pick
ing as early as Saturday of this week
if the rain continued. But the showers
ended with the very weather that the
growers have been praying for, and
picking will not generally begin be-
fore next Wednesday. Hops in West
ern Polk County are Of excellent
quality, and an average yield is
promised
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28

Legal blanks for. sale at this
Office.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28
Guardians Sale.

Notice is hereby given that IN pursuance and
by virtue of an order and license to sell, duly
made and entered in the county court OF folk
county, Oregon, on August q, 1908, in the
matter of the guardianship Of Viva Y. Courter
minor, l, Eva Hanson, as guardian Of said
minor, viii proceed to sell at private sale fol
cash Subject TO confirmation Of said COURT on
and after
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1908,
at the hour of 10 O'Clock a. m, all the right,
title, and interest of said minor in and TO the
following described real property, to-wit; Lots
is, 10 and %, in Block "P'' in the town Of Falls
city, Polk County, Oregon; also the East 3 OF
the Southeast and the Southwest OF the
Southeast Z OF See. "a, 7. s., r w Of the
Will Mer., In Polk County, Oregon. Bids for
said property are TO be made for each tract
separately, and presented to me at the olliee OF
]. \. Hart, rooms l and 2, Osfeld Building,
Dallas Oregon.
Dated at Dallas Oregon, this 18th day Of
August. 1903,
EVA HANSON.
Guardian Of said minor.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28

Discovery cures diseases of the stomach
and other organs of digestion and nutri-
ton. 1t purifes the blood and enables
the perfect nutrition of the body which
means perfect health.
uFor six long years / suffered with indigee
tion aud my liver and Kidneys, which baffied tie
best doctors in our country" writes r. 1. Ran
cell, ESQ. Of Woolsey, Prince William Co., Va
aI suffered with my stomach aud bacl; for long
time and after taking cart-load Of medicine
from three doctors grew SO bad could hardly
40 DAYS work. Would have death-like pains
IN the side, and blind spells. began taking
Dr. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pellets Before had taken. half OF
the second bottle began to feel relieved, got
six more bottles and used them, and am happy
TO say owe my life to DR.. Pierce"
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery There is nothing "just
as good" for diseases af the stomach,
blood and lungs.
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
1908 large pages, in paper covers, is sent
FREE on receipt of Al one-cent stamps to
pay expense Of mailing only. Address
DR.. R. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, NY
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28

J. Viggers, who will be remembered
as the man responsible to a very
great degree for the champion basket
ball team placed in the field by Dallas
College last year, is visiting friends
in this city. For the past few months
he has been one Of the leading athletes
with Arnold's Carnival Company, and
has just completed very successful
engagement at the Astoria Regatta.
Mr. Viggers will be with the Dallas
team again next year, if it is possible
for him to arrange other business
matters. "Josh's" many friends are
glad to see his familiar figure on the
streets again.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28

ACKER's DYSPEPSIA TABLETS are
sold on a positive guarantee. Cures heart
burn. raisins OF the food. distress after
eating or any form OF dyspepsia. One
little tablet gives immediate relief =
cts. and 50 cts. Bet & Cherrington
Dallas. Oregon
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28

kAA( - 49, = - -
its allied organs Of
digestion and nutri-
ton are diseased.
1t is r a question
with INN Of winning
in the race for busi-
ness but of simply
keeping up under
any circumstances.
Whenever disease
affects the stomach
it is affecting also
the blood and the
health Of every Or
gan Of the body.
For blood Is only
food converted into
nutrition and nutri-
tion is the life of
the body and every
organ Of it.
Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28

mf Pays for the OBSERVER
ri Ih aud the Weekly oregOniau
one year. In orier to take
advantage OF this literal
offer. your subscription to the OBSERVER
must be paid mp to date. Now is the
time to subscribe.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-08-28

EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST teacher
Use Acker's English Remedy In any
case of coughs. cold or Group. Should q
faf 70 give immediate relief money re-
funded. 2 cts and % ctA Belt & Cher
finglcn, Dallas. Oregon.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-05-12

of Buff Greek Friday and Saturday,
returning home sunday
Mrs. Garned Hendrix of Lovilia has
been quite sick the past week, but is
better now.
Go to the new store for good goods
at low prices. Bonnet Bros. VIII
treat you right
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mead returned
home Tuesday from Eddyville and Os-
kflcosa, where they have been visit
ing with relatives for TWO weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Simms of Marys-
vile spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Sims parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. Har--
ger.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Hetherington
are the proud parents Of a daughter,
born to them Wednesday morning
May 6. 1903.
Mrs Edna Right, who has been
quite III. is better.
Mrs. McMullin of Lovtlia is spending
a few days in Abba, the guest of her
son, A. c., and family.
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er home at Hitaman Saturday mo

her home at Hiteman Saturday morn
ing
Will steiuboff expects this sum
mer to build cottage residence on
the lot just north of his residence
property on South Fourth street. II
will contain FIVE rooms, and win be
used for tenant purposes.
G. b. Stephenson, its is said. has
purchased the Totman property, cor
ner of Fifth and Vance and will builG
a handsome new residence in place
of the Old one.
The rain storm Saturday afternoon
was accompanied by considerable
lightning, but SO far as is known, no
serious damage occurred here. Mr.
Black. cast OF town lost a COW by a
stroke OF lightning.
j. II Evans entertained his uncle
]. Phillips OF 0ttumwa. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel u. Sipes OF Cska.
loosa, We're calling on relatives in
town a few days ago
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pouds.

Douds, May 1l.- Moulton Bills of
Packwood is visiting with his parents,
MI, and Mrs. w. If Bills
| a. Siemon was informed BY the sher
III that the thieves in Jail at Keogau
| qua, who broke into his store about
three weeks ago, had revealed the hid.
ing place Of more of the opcket Knives
stolen and that they were hidden in q
cave near Cliffland Mr.. Siemon with
party Of friends, on Thursday eyer.
lhg vent ~ search of the knives and
found quantity Of them hidden al
the place indicated
Capt. James Elericll spoke at the
farmers institute held at Keosaudua
last Friday
The eantata Esther" was given Fri.
day night at the church in place of
McGill's hall. Probably the largest
crowd ever gathered in the church
witnessed the performance. which for
an amateur effort was excellent.
a. MCCULLOUGH of near Selma was in
town Saturday
%. w Cass Of Bonaparte was in town
on business Friday and SATURDAY.
Dr. H. Hereford of I.eando and Geo.
Rambo Of this place were in Keosau
qua on business Saturday
MIR. and Mrs G. r. McCrary were
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. /. c. Nc
Crazy at Eldon on Sunday.
Mrs. Celesta Crawford of Benfons-
port is visiting with her son, w. j.
Crawford
The Eastern Star" viii have a so.
cial Tuesday evening, May u. at the
Masonic hall A general inVitatio,, is
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Mines and Mining
in the Black Hills

II you are interested in mining, if
you are looking for good investment,
if you want 10 know something about
the richest hundred square miles on
earth," it will pay you to send 6 cents
in postage for a copy Of Mines and
Mining in the Black Hills"
This is handsome publication just
issued by The Burlington Route, com.
prising sixty pages of carefully compil.
ed information regarding the mining
opportunities of the Black Hills of
South Dakota and Wyoming. The new
edition contains brief description OF
practically every mine in the Hills. 1t
is handsomely illustrated with many
half-tone cuts, and has a Okla inch map
of the region.
Worth sending for and worth read
ing. Sent TO any address for six cents.
p S. Eusas,
Passenger Traffic Manaber
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BIG BARGAINS IN LAND IN ALL PARTS
of America and on easy terms These
ale some of our bargains. Choice land in
Maine. Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebras.
ka, only $40 per acre. Five acres $50 on
payments of 81 down and 81 per month
For short time just to advertise we will
give away few lots on the shores of
the beautiful Portage Lake, Michigan.
Land in Cass county, MINI, at So per
acre. DC per acre down and SC acre per
month. Our list of bargains free for the
asking II. A. Rayne, Fort Dodge, Iowa,
sherman Block,
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&c LEE N MgsT PoINr.

Valuable Brick Plant Burns With But
Little Insurance.
West Point May IL. Fire which
started in the basement destroyed the
brick plant here entailing a loss Of
$1,000 with but little insurance. Just
how the fire originated is a mystery
as it is stated that the fires in the en-
CINE room We're properly banked Mr..
Mapes, who owned share in the
plant is said to have carried $1,000
ON his holdings
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{ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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EddyviIle.


kddyyllle, May ! MISS DAISY lial
4 ding, who is a sufferer from congestlol
4 OF the brain, was considerably lmproY
ed Sunday
] The family OF I'D ogden north Q
town has had the measles
Mrs Fred Crosson, Who was slct
1 last winter, was on the SICK list lev
days ago.
Mrs. Flora Lemon, who IS takins
treatment in OslSaloosa, was q caller
in town Thursday
John p. Barnett OF sand Ridge
while returning from Oskaloosa WIFE
a load OF bricks few days ago, had
runaway near the old pottery Inc
team became frightened and started
to run upsetting the wagon and throw
ing some OF the bricks upon MI. Bar
nett IN sucn a way as TO brulse hlm
considerably The wagon was wreck
ed and the horses We're injured sllght
W
DOM 0tshea IL, OF Two Hafpofs
Mimi arrived Saturday ior Nisn
with his mother, Mrs john Shea, mas
father Delng now IN Blnnesota VIII
Shea and family OF Blakesburg were
also home Sunday
the nineteenth annual agn school
commencement was held Friday night
in the opera house lasting from un-
u - 2 et = i1el liiq liltoeas,on ~
is,sf w ~ ~ z ~, .liel Ia. ~ ss1tt'
81 . liso ~ lsa nay ~, Wy -
tiu c 49,. 49, II;iis to
3iiso ~ W $500 s 10 lil4s 20 CO. ~
Con Son noileaa rndianola fhen gave a
yeIy Instructive and antertaining adj
dress on fbe suhiect. .SYoune America
of ne Tyentjeti Century The pro
fesso, Il IN interesting falker and vent
HI audience "a Il ioyfuI mood The
n,.ogran, closed 7Iitb the nresen+atiop
III dinIo,nas IN Il /, Funk nresidpnt of
tba ecbooi baa,d frirkafe for mo
commencement pefe nlaced m sale
y{yednestla,, morning and haFore me
day us AVER IN fba Taservad seaffs
,,l5re eold ana lono heforo Egridav even.
iner aI M saats on ma fat a. ne IN
ars bo,,ea was nacIsed ard many ,yere
tnrned a5yav Tbe class If nine yonna
,a1 1 Ana seven vo,1ng men b.,a fas,
-, for t5eir matte teTalye M Eoofetens.
% ,,l,,vard !, And tbai,, aolo,,s 1gare n,3i.
NJ ana aold M class ao,rey, Iyas
!sio1ef VIII, tba closa If tbe school.
s6n,s * INC rooms bad nroora,,,s. ~
ia school house dtIr;n., ne afte,noon
y-..5.,
Ni9s ioisl s7Sos s az, VINO ilas sPSsillI
liis l'''sg ii1ii = ii,oAlsile Isle VIII u
st5lel, sl.s Z : ltillo anu allellusa
49, go Sot, NJ = lea iioine a. oaiiu
Frame 9atsifaay morning.
Ned 0'l5Ilen has moved into The Da-I
yid hudson property, corner OF South
Flftil ana Ehzabefh streets vacated
some time ago by VIII kleinkopf and
family vino are moving to Novelty
Mo- 70 occupy q farm there. M,
llieinkopI lett some time ago, and
Mrs. hleinsopf and family accom-
panled py hef sister MISS Cara Hud-I
son Departed Saturday night Tor theifi
new home
Mrs Sarah O'Bfien Of Des MONIES
was down VISITING her sister Mrs
Y 1ohhor, ana attendlng me
Mrs. OBfien'si
nephew Robert o1Cohnor, being one Of
ne sfadhates
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FOR SALE TRANSPORTATION 1.5oo
acre farm eighty miles southwest
Of Wichita, Kansas, on the Okla,
homa line, 800 acres is choice alfal-
ia land, improvements consist OF two
good houses, large barn, 1000 bushel
granary wagon shed, twelve miles of
four wire fence. 400 acres In growing
wheat, 800 acres in corn, fine springs on
the place, wheat has averaged twenty
Two bushels per acre for seven years.
Price $4,000, half cash, balance time to
SUIT purchaser al per cent per annum
Come quick, viii refund railroad fare ff
Won buy, or if farm is not as represented.
g L Burlington, Wichita, Kansas
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PRAIRIE FIRE RACES.
Does Immense Amount of Damage in
North Dakota.

VelYa, N. Oak, May ga prairie
fire destroyed dozens of houses, thou.
sands of tons of hay and some live
stock west OF here. The fire is not I'M
der control and the village of Sawyer
IS threatened. A young girl is report.
ed to be fatally burned.
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kfrkuilIe

kirkyille, April 80. Friends remen.
Der can supply you with anything in
hardware and farm implements at .rea-
sonable prices. Vim. A. Myers, Kirk,
vile, Iowa
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FOR SALE ARKANSAS LAND uI1y-
dreds of acres, well tlmbered. rich. loamv
soil, on Saline river. Address NJ. S. Mer.
wether, 26 South Cherry street. Rich.
mond, Va or Agent c. B. Atwood, ri.
son, Ark.
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HAVE LEFT WITH ME 1000 SHARES
Iowa Lillooet Gold Dredging stock for
sale at % cents per share cash; this Is
the company of which Hon. c, T. Han
cock, of Dubuque, is president. ana it is
freely predicted 1t will be worth 50 per
share in twelve months; located on the
Frazer river il is fabulously rich in gold;
unless sold in ten days it win not be sold
for less than 30 cents a share. Address
Stakeholder, Adel Iowa
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FOR SALE 40 ACRES, $1,000 IMPROVE.
ments; twenty five acres cultivated; mea-
dow and water: twenty rods from depot;
sandy loan, clay snbsoil; price, $4,000
1850 acres mnimproved, some meadow and
timber, good soil, joins city limits of
good railroad town price. St,5oo Adj
dress Riverside Hotel. St. Cloud, Mimi
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE FARMS
l96 acres in Illinois, $500; 200 acres in
Kansas, $1,000; 200 acres fruit farm n
Missouri, $4,000; so acres Illinois, 81 800:
i6U acres in Illinois, $500 Write for
INST. D. Martin. Watson, Illinois.
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Largest variety of mems dress
shirts and finest quality in Tie city at
prices from 81 81 and up to $5 The
most stylish elegant and attractive
patterns in the market at The Hub.
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SPECIAL LAND EXCURSION WILL
conduct land excursion to Howell coun
ty, Missouri, Tuesday, May 10, next and
VIII show You the greatest snaps In
farms and fruit farms ever offered Write
me for particulars at once Don't delay.
j d Houghand, Eldon. lows.
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FOR SALE NORTHWESTERN FARM
and ranch lands with chance to secure
free homestead adjoining. Railway fare
paid to purchasers Iowa farms Make
your wants known. a. w. Baird, Marue,
Iowa
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Low ENBERG & CO.
REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES BY
THE AMERICAN. LANn. GO.


90 a good Imp near old Ashland thia
Co, $50.
4e4 A., Imp, near centerviRe, IA, SOS.
5S A., Imp. Monroe Co., Ia. $40.
a A., Imp, Davis Co, Ia. $40.
AZ A., Imp, Wapello Co, Ia, SEQ.
50 a, Imp. Decature Co., Ia. $50.
80 a No Imp Wapello Co., la, $55.
2os AZ, Imp, Van Bnren CO., Ia, $40
TO A., Imp, Van Buren, Co, Ia, $50.
2l2 A., Imp, Van Buren, Co., Ia, $3.50.
200 A., Imp, Wapello Co., Ia, $50.
50 A., Imp, Wapello Co., Ia, SIT
100 A. Imp, Audrain Co, Mo-, $3.50
164 A. Imp. Boone CO., Mo, S4T50
324 A.. Imp, Boone Co., Mo, $52.5o
50 A.. Imp, Randolph Co. Mo-, $40
800 A. Imp, Boone Co., Mo, $50
2iO A. Imp, Charlton Co, Mo. S45.
1,o25 A., Imp Charlton Co., Mo. $50.
Lands in Ellis, Trego, Cove, sherman,
Wiciita Haskell, Greeley Hamilton &;
Morton Counties, Kansas, to exchange for
Iowa property, what have you.
AMERICAN LAND co,
ottumwa, Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALB--oNR or THE FINEST
farms in Nebraska, 1o-room modern
house, barn s4xe4, tenant house, other
houses for the care of stock; fine trees.
sou rlch black loam: two wells, running
water, % acres alfalfa. close to market.
$50 ares in all, $50 per acre; other small.
er farms for sale A. f. Zimmerman
Real Estate Broker, York. Neb
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FOR sALE--A PROFITABLE BOAT rIys
cry, including new two-story residence.
boat house, launches, boats and boat ma
terlals. Good business. Every thing new
and in first class order. Address Mrs.
Ernst Bohn, Ice Harbor, Dubuque, lows
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WANTED---I WANT TO RENT A cREA9f
separator for the season Any one having
one to rent address ]. b. Bowman, He'd.
rick, Iowa, Route No. s.
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FOR sALE-56o ACRE FARM IN LAC
Qui Parle county, Minnesota A bargain,
Mfite the owner il interested. II, ii.
Welcome, No. 1870 Groyeland Ayanna
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
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W'ANTED-cIGAR MAKERS. BUNCH
breakers and rollers. write Nusbaum {,
Ream, Maryville, Mo.
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FOR SALE THoRoUGHBRED DuRoc
Jersey boar, one year old. Geo NJ. Lent,
ner 0ttumwa, K. +. D., No. /.
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FOR SALE THRoUGHBRRD YORK.
shire hogs, either male or female also
pair work mules L. f. Newell, Agency,
Iowa.
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WRITE FOR FREE LAND LIST AND
map Of our Red River valley land: good
homes cheap. II. w. Flanders, First Nat
Bank, Warren, Minnesota
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FOR SALE MINNESOTA AND CANADI.
an lands, wild and improved. Call on
or address. A. W Allen, Henning. Mimi
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FOR sAI.E--BA BARGAINS IN NORTH DA-
kota real estate: A township of land in
western North Dakota, near the Northern
Iacihe railroad for S325 per acre. Just
the thing for colonization. $40 ss,cres
near FLASHER, Morton county, N. d, Al 81
per acre Some improvements Speak
quick $4,000 acres of choice land with
Yacant homesteads adjoining, fifteen
miles from main line Northern Pacific:
10 per acre. Level land, coal, wafer,
i:2s0 acres seven miles from New Salem.
for 800 cattle. CoaI, 225 acres under cnI.
tiVatlon, Sl1.5o per acre Snap Write
Tor description. Other bargains at mon,
ey making prices. j II. Gllmreath & Co..
Mandan, n. ID,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-05-12
20 YOU KNOW LoWENBERe2

He sells real estate.
II you have amy TO sell he wants to see
You He would like to sell it for you.
If you want TO buy he wants to see Won.
He has bargain for you
Have you Il farm to trade for stock of
merchandise. lie knows of such trade
now Have you stock to trade for CITY
property and some cash? He has custo,
mer for you. Have You city property to
trade for a S1,To0 equity in a farm? onIv
$500 mortgage
What have YOU TO trade for an improved
eighty-acre Wapello county farm with ST..
ltlo against itF Or an improved sixty acres
with $3.50 against it?
In fact II you have anything to trade,
cali on or write,
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