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Renections of q Bachelor.

It Is so easy to make friends that
nesgody has any that are genuine.
A man knows he loves by what
joys he feels; woman by what she
suffers.
1t is the six-foot man with the
square jaw what is led around by a
little bunch of @petticoats.
An old wife and a young husband
have one chance in a thousand to be
happy, but they never take 1t.
= It is the easiest thing in the world
to. make woman understand a
thing if only you won't reason with
her about it.-N. Y. Press.
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Stairs Of
Sand
By ERNEST De LANCY PERSON.
Copyright, 1901, BY Street & Smith.
CHAPTER XH.-CoNrINUEp.

Ellison's eyes frightened, for, look
ing past his visitors head, he saw
a door open a few inches at the fur
ther end of the room, and part of a
face appear. He made some signs,
and, while Job was fumbling in the
pockets Of his vest, a man entered
noiselessly and stepped behind the
curtains of a closet, against which
the table was placed where the two
were seated.
Ellison, keeping his eyes steadily
fixed on the little man, saw that he
was still trying to get at the paper,
which he had evidently concealed
with extraordinary precautions.
He finally extracted what he, was
looking for, and, opening the docu-
ment, which seemed to be old and
time-stained, stood up, and, leaning
over the table, opened it, holding it
in one hand, while with the other,
extended, he seemed to be guarding
his possession.
"Here Is the document in the
case" he said; "you may look, but
you mustn't TOUCH" waving Ellison
back. "See and read; there is no
reason why you should take it in
your hands"
Ellison read the paper over, which,
from the signatures and the word
ing, left no doubt of it's genuineness.
He sat back in his chair, and
sighed, saying, after pause:
Eyes, there is no doubt that you
hold me in the hollow of your hand
with the document that I signed
with Martin Frale nearly II years
ago. Come closer and listen. I want
you to hear something that perhaps
should be whispered, for a hotel is
all ears, as one might say"
Job leaned forward to hear what
this revelation was, leaving the
precious document on the table. He
had hardly moved when a hand
reached out from behind the portiere
over the closet, took the paper quick
~, substituting another in its place,
and then a man emerged from his
hiding, and slipped out of the room
without being heard by the others,
deep in whispered conversation. 1t
was only after he had gone that Ell
lison suddenly rose, and, changing
the calm tone in which he had been
speaking, brought his fist down on
the table with bang.
Its no use, Mr.. What's-your-name,
your attempting to bully me.
don't believe in the existence of the
copy of the agreement"
"But you saw it before your eyes 2"
"I never saw anything of the kind"
81 laid 1t out before you. Here it
is" and, reaching over, he picked up
the paper that had been placed
there and opened it, while Ellison
seemed to enjoy his surprise.
"That terrifying document! Where
Is it?" he exclaimed, displaying a
wild hilarity as Job opened the pa
per he had picked up and showed
that it was blank.
'Now, them" harshly, what do
you mean to do, you scoundrel? You
threaten me with your pieces of
blank paper"
Job had retreated to the door. He
showed evidences of fear at the
others vehemence.
1T was not a blank piece of paper
that I showed you, Mr.. Ellison; it
was merely copy of the original,
which your confederate gathered in,
and which he is privileged to keep!"
and then, with laugh, he opened
the door quickly and went out.
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What Nero Missed.

Great divinities!" exclaimed the shade
of Nero, watching the automobile race.
Gould I have had bunch of them,
what sights of royal carnage the arena
would have seen!"-Baltimore American.
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1t Cures While You waIk.

Aliens Foot-Ease is certain cure for hot
sweating, callus, and swollen, aching feet
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25c Don't &C
cept any substitute. Trial package FREE
Address Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, n. Y.
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am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption
saved my life three years ago.-Mrs. Thos
Robbins, Norwich, N. Y, Feb. II, 1900.
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To Cure q Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ar
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A belief that the race is not always t.
the swift no doubt accounts for the wide
spread confidence in tips-Puck.
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Doctors Arc So Modest.

Agent-Doctor, can I get your ad. Tor
the Weekly Boomer?
Doctor-Certainly not, sir! Don't you
know that it is impossible for physicians
to advertise? But you may interview me
on some scientific subject, two columns,
payment in advance.-Stray Stories.
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A laugh il worth a hundred groans in
any market.-Chicago Journal.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-06-26

Worry is q good friend of the under
taker.-Chicago Daily News.
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keenly. %
"Get out of it?"
Eyes"
"Why, anything you WANT replied
James Ellison.
That's rather a broad statement,
isn't it?" and Frank laughed.
mo, 1t is not. don't want this
matter hanging over me, and would
give half what own to be rid of the
incubus"
"Indeed?" specifically.
"Oh, mean what I say. Come,
now, Frank, don't act in an absurd
manner-you know that you are un-
der obligations to me-
''That is a poor way to begin when
you want a man to do you q signal
favor"
'Well, 1 thought that you perhaps
needed touching up bit on the sub
ject."
81 know exactly who my creditors
are and whom I owe," gfdmbled
Frank, for the references to his obli-
cations seemed to stir him up and
fill him with muntinous spirit.
1T isn't money I want" he said
at length, with long-drawn emphasis.
L want you to stop protecting this
young man, Barnett. Why on earth
do you want to mix in on that af-
fair, anyway"
1t was James Ellison's turn to be
Surprised
H Il don't exactly understand you,'
and he watched his brother, as if
wondering what he should hear next.
F. II believe Istalk plainly enough
and Frank lit cigarette and blew
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Pulaski.

Pulaski. June 9.Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Bus
ser attended the street fair at Bloomfield
Thursday.
c. A. Power returned home from Glad
brook last week, having finished his school
at that place
Word was received here Tuesday evening
of the death of Mrs. Oscar Meredith, at
Queen City. Mo. Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Mere
dith and little grandson left Wednesday
morning for that place. but owing to the
irregularity of the trains. was unable 10
reach there until after the funeral The
cause of her death was consumption
Miss Katie Steyie who committed sui
eide at the Bloomfield hospital Friday by
hanging, was buried here Saturday at 3
o'clock. She had been in poor health for
some time. and had been at the Shelton in
Urinary since March.
Mrs. ]. W. Wray and Mrs. o. A. Dixon
spent Friday and Saturday in bloomfield
visiting friends and taking in the street
carnival.
Owing to a wreck of freight train Fri
day evening near Mt. Sterling the passen-
gers from the east We're unable to get here
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendricks who have
been visiting Mrs. Hendricks parents, Mr..
and Mrs Andy George, returned to their
home IN Ottamwa Saturday.
Ed. Hendricks. of Cantril, visited friends
here over Sunday.
The children.s exercises were given at the
Christian church Sunday evening. hut ow-
ing to the threatening rain most of the
crowd left before the program was finished
Mrs John Shunaser was 4 Bloomfield
visitor one day last week.
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and his sisters, Mrs. B. R. Van Dyke
and Mrs. George Willsey.
Harry Williams arrived last evening
from Rawlins, Wyo., for an extended
visit with relatives in the south part
of the county.
Miss Hanna Pierson is spending the
week in Lincoln township with Mr.
and Mrs. FitX Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Barger are the
happy parents of a ten pound girl, born
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. R. L. Pepper returned home
yesterday from visit with relatives
in Illinois.
Guilford Croker is home from Cul
ver Ind, where he is a student at the
military academy conducted at that
place.
Asberry Steele of Russell was 9
business caller in Charlton Tuesday
The Choral Union gave a musical
festival last evening to crowded
house. Each one on the program is
to be congratulated on the success OF
the event.
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Elisha sundayed with her narents Mr.

Elisha Sundayed with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sample.
r. I. Sample attended the street
carnival at Bloomfield Monday.
Ora Sample visited at his uncle's
Tom Samples.
Will Lauderback was a caller at
Henry Schubert's Sunday evening.
Ross Sutton attended church at
Sherman chapel Sunday.
Frank Burkholter made a business
trip to Bloomfield with load of wood
Monday.
Mrs. John Sample and son Johnnie
We're Ottumwa callers recently.
Eli Hawkins was in Ottumwa to see
the high water one day last week.
Ray Blankinship and number of
his friends went to Ottumwa one day
last week to see the high water.
Mrs. VIM. Bradbury was visitor at
Mrs. Crises one day last week
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Coffman were
Belknap callers Saturday.
Ahbie Patterson was a Bloomfield
caller Saturday and attended the car
nival.
There will be children's night at
Sherman chapel. June 81.
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Hiteman.

FIiteman, June 9.--Ir. and Mrs. A. w.
Lind departed Monday for their old home
in Sweden where they will visit with rela-
tives.
Bert Davidson, John .Forsberg, Andrew
Lind and Harry Thompson returned home
Tuesday from a two weeks fishing trip in
Minnesota,
j. Z. Jcffreys returned to carbondale
Wednesday after afew days visit with his
parents.
Ernest Evans, of Dcs Moines. visited a
few days with his parents during the high
water,
Mrs, r. II. Shoemaker returned home Sat
urday after two weeks visit with relA-
tiyes in Knoxville.
MIR. and Mrs W. b. Powell and Richard
Powell left Saturday for three months
visit With friends and relatives in Wales.
Miss Mary Lind is very sicllNat the home
of her sister, Mrs. c. j. Anderson.
GeorgeR Grlfliths. of Falls River Mass
arrived home sunday for Il visit with his
parents
Alex Jamison and Miss Viola Mitchell
brother. Chas. Mitchell. Saturday. June O.
by Rev, Hall, of the Congregational
church.
The band boys have secured new uni,
forms which make their appearance quite
attractive.
T.. e. Evans moved his family TO Mis-
souri, Monday where they will make their
future home.
William George and John Glentzer went
to nidwell Thursday to attend the funeral
of their sister, Miss Maggie Glentzer.
Ed j. Roberts went to Des Moines Sat
urday to attend the camp meeting that Is
In progress.
Frank Barker returned home Saturday
from Ottumwa whore he has been receiving
treatment for his eye.
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are visiting at the parental Pl

are visiting at the parental Philip
Schwartz home.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Renfrew last week.
VIII Carye and family attended
church at Mt Zion Sunday.
son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Ross last week. They formerly resid-
ed in this vicinity.
Will Kershiner has been sick the
past week
DR.. Finch was here on professional
business last week.
A. Wilkinson called on Mrs. Well.
man Sunday.
Nellie Kershiner has been sick the
past week.
G. Schwartz was in town Saturday
attending to business matters
James Schwartz, who is assisting
with work on the B. M. Eastman
farm, spent Sunday at home.
S. A. Benton, who was stricken with
paralysis some time ago, is not so well
at present.
Jesse Eastman was in Centerville
last week.
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RESIDENCE BURNS
Home of George simms in Eldon
Consumed By Fire,
ORIGIN OF BLAZE IS UNKNOWN
rhe House Was Past sayns When
the Fire Department r'ved on
the Scene and the Buildis is TO-
tai Loss. III

Eldon, June 9.-(cc .ef IS s soa,aaa
Service. THE reside - aeuise
Simms in this city snnna n,e - 80 AZ
day morning and WI oi 49, Az =, ~ -, =
GROUND p The Mss The origin of
couaa leasn - 'n nnknh, even to the
the piaAe tho gHily. Very little
members ~ INC capants being for
tunate to eScapeSs snnrdad DC coon
1noush Oh iscovered and the
as lne ~ department made ev-
meHpSle oh the scene of the
cry eholl " Inc to check it, their
efforts were w. ' -N ny Dii''
ing is total 80
A. r. post and Won.
me ioesps will meet Sunday to
ans Hens graves of the departed
decora.e .lge J. G. Mitchell of OF
soialels make the address of the
day. #.ber EIdon News.
-. Sira Calvert left today for
MISS where she will visit rela-
Drake
tiyesy L. Healy was an Ottumwa
Yesterday.
Nlspella Berkinholtz of Monroe,
Hurned home after pleasant
'hlsiith friends in Eldon.
Brunk was an Ottumwa visitor
! 5srday.
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Amador.

Amador, June 10.-John McFarlan>
and wife went to Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. e. Day visited at the Langbral
home one day last week.
A number of people went to town
last week 10 see the high water.
II. d. Williams called at Ira Han
ing's Monday.
A. W. Smith and family visited at
Mt. Zion Sunday.
John Schwartz and wife visited al
the f. Myers home Sunday
Rev. ID. w. Hastings was guest OF
w A. Day Sunday.
Charles Conweil and family visited
at the Will Kent home Sunday.
w. S. Wellman was in Davis coun
ty on business last week.
j. H. Valley, mail carrier on route
No. 2, was off duty last week on ac
count of high water.
H. NJ Day is doing some painting
for il. Williams.
Mss Bertha Bachman visited in
the county seat one day last week.
Ira Haning attended lodge in town
Saturday evening
f. Haning and wife attended
preaching. services. at the chapel Sun
day,
MI. and Mrs. Will Carey were in
town Saturday,
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Berry
a son.
MRS Byron criger and son julius
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PLENTY OF IT.
Lots More Proof Like This and tits All
from Ottumwa People.

THE proof of the pudding is in the
eating of it," If any city or town in
the Union has sufficient proof on the
following subject it is Ottumwa. Gen
uine merit is finding it's reward in
the hearty endorsation of local citi-
zens. When people right here at
home, friends and neighbors of our
readers give statement like the fol.
lowing for publication it is proof con-
vincing for the most skeptical. Read
this testimony:
Mrs. Ellen Hedrick Of 1899 West
Second street says: in the fall OF
1897 and winter of 1898 I suffered
more than | can express with my
back and kidneys. There were times
when | would have taken any sort of
medicine if there were any possibility
OF obtaining assistance. I was for
tunate IN some way to notice Doan's
Kidney Pills in one of our papers and
with very little faith in their adver-
used claims procured a box from
VIII LSargents drug store A few
uoses convinced me that | had a last
obtained remedy which was having
visible effect. Continuing the treat
ment after this announcement / can
ctonscientiously say from experience
that the relief obtained from the use
Doap's Kidney Pills has been more
than transitory. / am not the only
one In Ottumwa who has advised the
use of Doan's Kidney Pills to their
friends and acquaintances. nor am I
the only one who has good reasons
to recommend that preparation,
Sold by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
sole agents for the u. S.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
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BeIknap.

Belknap, June 9.-Miss Cora Gar
retson of Ottumwa visited at the
Geo. Lester home Thursday night and
Friday.
Misses Hattie and Ora Thompson
and Messrs. George Mutt and Serene
Jenkins spent Sunday evening in OF
tumwa.
Miss Mamie Hardy of Drakeyille
who is attending college at Bloomfield
visited here Thursday night with Miss
Cora WoTell
J. w. Miller is a Drakeville visitor
today.
Mrs. Amanda Lester is visiting in
Bloomfield this week.
Mrs. Thomas Mcclure of Bloomfield
visited here Saturday afternoon and
night while on her way home from
visit at Floris with friends.
Ed Post and wife have moved into
the Mrs. Mary Howell house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Spohr visited
in Bloomfield last week with Mrs
Spohrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. t. G.
Cree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Galpin OF
Drakeville, spent Sunday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Pickett
Rev. G.. w Barber of Libertyville
who conducted the quarterly meeting
services at Elm Grove Sunday. visited
here Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs
Isaiah Ware.
Rev. w. B. Ireland was unable tc
fill his appointment here Sunday or
account of the quarterly meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell of neal
Drakeville visited here yesterday Will
friends.
A number of the citizens went tc
OttunRwa last week to see the dam
age done by the flood and to SEE
friends, who were in the flooded dis
trict.
Miss Ada Caldwell expects to at
tend college at Bloomfield this sum
mer.
T. G. Davis was Bloomfield yisito,
last week
The people are reioiced to be agar
in connection by railroad with the sur
rounding towns. Yesterday was a
busy day for the Wabash at this place
as the Q. road was using this track
Owing to bridge NEEDING repair s
number of freight trains were helt
here most of the day, but now tht
trains on both roads are running a.
usual
Mrs. Celia D. Nelson, the rural mai
carrier is DESTROYS that her friends
understand that she has not entirel,
failed to deliver mail any dav but tina
she has always made the attemnt, al
though failing some days to get yer,
far, which is not to be wondered a
considering the weather and condition
of the roads,
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lily, has recently moved into the
Lewis property on South Clinton
street.
Frank Morse left today to attend
family reunion and celebration of
the forty-third anniversary of the
marriage OF his parents at Farming.
ton.
The Junior Christian Endeavor OF
the First Presbyterian church will
have a lawn social Thursday evening.
June IL, at the home of Mrs. S. S.
Smith.
Mrs. G. H. Edvers will represent
the Sunday school of the First Presby.
terrain church at the State Sunday
School association meeting, to be
held in Des Moines June Is to 10.
Mrs. T. E. Duncan has returned to
her home in Fort Madison, after a
home.
The Abba Electric Light company is
putting in new street lamps. They are
enclosed arc lights.
The street commissioner is busy
trimming the, trees on the streets.
They have been neglected for years
eAAN SS''iV VI lllC nearly IGdCu
the ground and keep the streets
damp nearly all the time during wet
weather.
"Banty" Cousins was elected secre-
tary of the United Mine Workers of
Abba at the regular meeting Monday
evening.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday by the clerk of the district
court to Delbert Ridgeway. aged 81,
of Hickory, and Miss Artie z. Hazlett,
aged IS, of Coalfield.
J. l.. Manning of Burlington. was
in town attending the street fair yes
terday.
William Rosen of Davenport, was
in town transacting business yester.
day.
G. Mckinley of Charlton was trans
acting business in this city yester-
day.
r. Higham of Keokuk was in AL
bia yesterday on business.
E. T. Wilson of Des Moines, was an
Abba visitor yesterday.
w. r. Johnson of Quincy, H., was
an Abba visitor Monday.
]. e. Moorehouse of Marshalltown,
was in town on business yesterday.
Ralph O. Brown of Chicago general
manager of swift's eastern plants, is
visiting relatives and friends in Al
bia.
G. G. Fowler and wife of Des Moin
es, Were Abba visitors Yesterday.
M. w. Branigan of Burlington. gen
eral livestock agent of the Burlington
route, was attending to business mat
ters in Abba yesterday.
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Hedrick.

Hedrick, June SIS. B. Estes of Pc
kin, was in town Saturday.
Tom Kirkpatrick Harry Moore and
Will Hook have returned home. from
Ames, where they We're attending col.
lege.
Miss Cora Dellinger is i'll.
The Keokuk County Teachers In
stitute will be held in Sigourney July
20 to 81. Hubert Utterback of, He'd.
rick will be one of the instructors.
II. e. Buck announces that taber-
,nacle meetings will begin June 49,
w. D. Merryman and Mr. and Mrs
McGovern will conduct the meetings.
James Morrison and j. c. Watts OF
Butler We're in town Saturday
John r. Hankammer of Farson,
spent Sunday with his parents in He'd
rick.
Mrs. L. w. Brooks and son John
were in Sigaurney Saturday.
w. A. Hook of Ames, is visiting
with friends and relatives in this vi
cinity.
Lon Brady of Richland was in town
Saturday on business.
S. E. Wright of Batavia, was in town
Friday.
Roy Nav returned yesterday from
Des Moines, where he has been a
student in Drake university.
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Russell.

Russell, June 1O.-Bert Curtis and
wife of Marshalltown, Lee Curtis and
wife of Des Moines have been visit.
ing the past week at the home of their
parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Curtis OF
this place.
There will be children's exercises
at the Baptist church next Sunday
evening June IA. An interesting pro
gram is bein prepared.
Harley Childs returned home from
Creston Wednesday where he has been
WORKING for the past two months.
Nell Argo visited the past week with
friends in Charlton.
Pearl Wilson of Des Moines is visit.
ing at the home of j. T. Sprague.
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Soap Creek.

Soap Creek, June 10.--Leonard b.
lin visited at the John Coffman home
the last two Sundays.
Mrs. Mary Crist spent Wednesday
with her friend, Mrs. Mary Sample.
Lizzie Heckard, who has been or
the sick list, is able to be up and
around again.
Uncle Johnnie Nelson attended the
carnival at Bloomfield, as also did
Chas. Nelson and wife.
Mrs. Charles Nelson and daughter
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North EnaIjsh.

North English, June l9.-Messrs. OF
lie Long and Lyman Hannaford of
Williamsburg spent Sunday in town
with friends.
A. s. Mason of Ottumwa is visit
ing relatives here for short time.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Boland
Monday, June /, son.
Mrs. G. L. Smith and children OF
Mason city, are here for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. A. A. Schell of Cedar Rapids, is
visiting here at the home of her motn.
er, Mrs. Daniel Grimm
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w King of Kenwood
Park are here for short stay at
the home of Mrs. Mary j King, east of
town.
c. d. Stanard has returned from
his school work at Ames to spend his
summer vacation.
Neal Devore- of Marengo is visiting
at the T. H. Magoon home.
Miss Maude Sund has been with
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Mrs. Montross during the spring, and
has returned to her home at Cedar
Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doll attended
the fair at Sigourney Thursday.
The Melbourn circus will show here
today.
Mrs. M. G. Hanaford, who has been
living at Glyndon, Mimi, has arrived
here for an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. B. F. Arthur.
G. S. Mahannah was business
caller in Sigourney today.