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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued,

}t continued.
SOME REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
CAL, Suffer Co., eqpd. farm 800 A.
2 Conn, Middlesex Co., eqpd. farm 81 A..
s Ga, near Fitzgerald 2 tracts, and A.
Ga. Coffee Co., 367 A. sqpd farm
Chicago Rogers Park, modern 9-r res.
Iowa, Iowa Co., 160 A. and impts.
Mich, Genesee Co., 16O A and tmpts.
Mo-, Billings, cottage and lot.
N. j., near Railway, 15-r res. and 20 A.
4 N. IL Bloomfield, fine res. and lot
z N. j., e. Riverton, 9-r res and lot.
N. Y, Belmont, hne bldg lot.
Ohio, Hiram, fine 10-r res and lot.
Pa, Tow wanda, 15-r res. and lot.
Pa, Rockledge, near Phila., res. and lot
Texas San Jacinto Co., GAO A. and impts.
Va, near Hampton, $50 A. and impts.
Wash, Tacoma. 2 suburban bldg lots
W. Va. Charleston. res, blacksmith shop, . A.
and hxt., Montgomery, Pa. $500.
Est. bakery bus, store, dwell, stock and nxt.,
Norristown, Pa, fine location; 5000.
Est. wholesale and retail hardware bus ana
bldg. Sidney, o.; large profits; $6S, oOO
Pat. joints for roofing and flooring $1,000:
Complete steam laundry plant, Valdosta, 20.
Well est. grocery bus, Philadelphia, %, ooo
Complete gristmill. icehouse and 81 A. farm
near Perkiomenville. Pa, $4,000.
W. NJ. OSTRANDER. N. A. bldg, Philadelphia.
JULY /, EIGHT-RooM HOUSE,
entirely modern, charming location; large trees,
no better neighborhood In North Minneapolis;
will please my one; price $500. Terms.
Newhall go Temple Court.
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PRICE TOO Low TO PUBLISH, NEW HOUSE.
fine location, 38th vt, between 1st and Stew
ems; modern except heat; hardwood finish and
floors throughout, or will exchange for vacant
lots, eighth or thirteenth wards; for price and
terms see owner. premises.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Improved.
Continued,
ExoEILENT STONE RES. AND 200 A., NEAR
Baltimore, Md. beautiful location; fine bldg.
site.
Magnificent residence property, Monterey,
CAL, on Monterey Bay; large modern house,
stable, etc.; beautiful grounds, 350x600 fl;
ideal location; bargain.
Iron ore rights on 1900 A. land Lewis Co.,
Tenn; hne prospects, $4,000.
O0O g77= IS 80 5-5#s}ss.7s'. .-5.a =
W. NJ. ostrander. N. A. Bldg. Phila.
u, boo-HERE IS a GREAT sNAP-ii.600
Rents for $40. newly painted, decorated, fine
columns and pedustals on one side and mantle
and grate on other; 8 rooms on each side, par
Quet hoor, slightly lot. 47x120, tine trees, good
barn. House only 5 years old, blocks to
North Side High School. See Owner. Nor
rison, 507 Phoenix Blk.
sl,ooo-HAyE A FINE HOME OF ROOMS
with city water inside 10th av and 22d
ct. Nicely decorated good lot and snap
8 rooms, city water, fair shape
$oou-4 room house on 26th av S. good lot and
q very nice little home.
$5OO-S room house and chicken house on Seal
ST., st. Anthony Park, easy terms.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT CO.,
tx, SO7 Phoenix.
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs-WANTED

WANTED-LADYS BASKET PHAEToN on. A
iady's top phaetcn. Address, stating lowest
cash price and where 1t can be seen, 291I, Jour.
nal.
25 TEAMS FOR NEW RAILROAD WORK
west: fine material. National Employ ment Co.
200 Nicollet av 49,
WANT TO BUY PONY AND CARRIAGE FoR
children: pony large enough to ride preferred
give full pa:ttculars and price. Katherine
Barnes. 100 Oneida building. ~
WILL TAKE GOOD CARE OF HORSE Avn
buggy for light usage during summer All
dress 425 University av Sc; NV. Tel
301 J1 go =
WILL PAY 81 PER MONTH FOR DR7yINo
horse. light work. Call at 340O Cd az "a - :.
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OFFlCE---Rooms 2 and New Telephone Building, West
End Street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
HOURS--9 A. and os A to
WEATHER HELPS CORN.
Well Ripened Grain Was Dried Out
ast Meal

Des Moines, Oct. THE past week
was slightly warmer than usual, with
an excess of cloudiness and rain fall in
the larger part of the state. About
half the week conditions were favorable
for drying out well ripened corn and
the belated portion of the crop made
fairly good progress toward maturity.
The greater portion of the corn crop of
the state is now fully matured and
with normal drying weather a goodly
portion may be dry enough to be crib
bed by the fifteenth to the twentieth
of October. The output will be unus-
ually variable, ranging from less than
half an average up to some record
breaking yields. The quality and value
for feeding and commercial purposes
will be materially above the much larg-
er total OF 1902. Reports indicate
that for the state at large. from ten
| to fifteen per cent OF the crop Is still
green and immature, exposed to some
measure of damage by killing frosts.
A week of dry warm, weather would
| ripen a considerable portion OF the be-
lated portion of the crop, though at
best there is likely to be somewhat
more than an average percentage of
soft and understandable corn in the
output of this abnormally wet and cool
J summer.
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Norwood.

>-a a. Iohn Erhorl,c rotrrn
"a >n n, , "a. f,o,n. Ohio yri,nro bo no
49,, W ,i' ",s;t;,,n - tha nast TOW weeks n,
tbo norantal homo
~ nor IA e 70 lake Nino and wife a son DC
+ohoro
ton ,or.h, u,,+,n 90 no,r r,o,s ,s rtsitin,
~. i, ~ l,"'1 part y ond family
fear e Ma,,i,ee' III eo an Ia Maen rrinav
e. 81 ~, r., r,is ratnrn;n. smndav
lake NIigas had the misfortune TO have
'uh Ia a.,,.,,i, horens a,,t an +ba ,y;re
nns 1raa .i.s 10 ',o'',N
afr, y r. crooks is enjoying most
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EddyviiIe.

Eddyville. Oct. 7.--Died near Ottumwa.
Monday, October ). at 10 a. m. James
Boyd aged 10 years months and p days.
James Boyd was born near GAINESVILLE. Mus
Iingum county, Ohio. May 10, 1924. lie
was married TO Sarah NJ. Jones in Zanes-
Vile, Ohio. July 3. 1919. They remained
there for about six years. moving TO Eddy
vile in December. 1855, locating near
where his wife still resides. Hence he
had resided here for about forty eight
years. during most of that time running a
blacksmith shop South Second street
TO Mr. and Mrs. Boyd were born three
SONS: James p. who died at the age of !.
years Francis, who WAS Z years old when
he died, and VIM. j., who survives. and
who has for the past year resided in st
Louis. He leaves also an aged wife. now
T8 years of age, and some half sisters ii
Missouri, Ohio, and other states. Deati
was due to ola age, and the funeral was
held at 2 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon from
the residence on South Second street. The
Methodist Episcopal pastor. Rev w. It
Howe, conducted the services at the resi-
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GRIP CONVALEsCENCE

There's nothing better
than SCOTS Emulsion after
the grip. When the fever
IS gone the body is left weak
and exhausted; the nervous
system is completely run
down and vitality is low.
Two things to do: give
strength to the whole body
and new force to the nerves.
SCOTS Emulsion will do it.,
contains just what the worm.
out system needs.
Rich blood, healthy flesh,
resistive force, more and bet
ter nourishment are what
SCOTS Emulsion supplies to-
the convalescent.
Wen srrd yer SAMPLE fec upon request.
SCOTT Il BOVINE, SEQ Pearl Street, New York
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that "a
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inaamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is in1aned you have n
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it is entirely closed deafness is the
result. and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be DESTROYED
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh. which is nothing but an In.
famed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrhl
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
r. ]. CHENEY s Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, I5c.
uallis Family Pills are the hest.
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Winchester.

Winchester. Oct. IA heavy rain fell
last Saturday which made the roads very
muddy.
Charles Godoya is moving to Milton this
week. Mr. Swearingen. the teacher, will
occupy the house when it is empty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Landess have bought
forty acre farm west of Cantril.
Price Meek and wife attended the funer-
al of Miss Belle Lee, east of Birmingham,
last week.
Glen Williams is i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ford visited at G. b.
McCalls last Sunday.
John Ford and family visited Sunday
with Price Meek and family.
George Ford has put a new roof on his
house
George Workman bought nice drove Of
lambs last week of Fremont Franklin. of
ISentonsport.
Robert Mccall. wife ana sister Mrs.
Bott visited near Birmingham Sunday
with friends.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.
There is No Use Leaving ottumwa-
Believe the Statements of OF
tumwa Residents.
Endorsements by residents Of ottum

Endorsements by residents of Ottum
wa.
Proof positive from Ottumwa people
Cannot be evaded or doubted.
Read this statement.
Mr.. Geo. Winpigler of West Sec.
ond sertte, carpenter by trade employ
ed at the Ottumwa Brick and Con
struction Co. says: Besides my own
experience l have other reasons for
considering Doan's Kidney Pills a
remedy for kidney complaint I'M
equalled by anything which has come
to my notice. | have suffered from
this trouble and its consequences sc
much that ardently longed for some
thing to bring me relief, and was
constantly on the lookout for the
same When Doans Kidney Pills
were brought to my notice | reasoned
that if they performed half of what
they promised. they might do ME a
little good, and procured them al
Will l.. Sargent's drug store. They
cured me. You are at liberty to send
anyone suffering from kidney com.
plant or any of the symptoms which
indicate that far too prevalent dis
case to me for minute particulars and
assurances that the remedy which
cured me, namely, Doan's Kidney
Pills can u depended upon to act up
to the representations made for
them"
Sold for SO cents per box. Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's, and
take no other.
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DldWeli.

Bidwell, Oct. mr.. and Mrs George
Alternately, of Milton, returned home Sat
urday after a pleasant weeks visit with
Bidwell relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Johnston are visit
Ing relatives for few days in Milton
Miss Stella Potter royalty entertained
thirty of her young friends last Tuesday
evening. Ice cream and cake were served
Miss Minnie Johnson was Milwaukee
passenger for Rutledge Friday evening
William and Daniel Kerr. of Kirkville,
visited relatives over Sunday here.
Rolla Lewis delivered oats in Ottumwa
Saturday.
day at the William Baldwell home near
Munterville.
All are cordially invited to attend an
oyster supper at the Christiansburg church
Saturday evening October II.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il. Chisman were in at
tendance at his brothers. Benjamin CHS
man, sixty ninth birthday anniversary. at
the home of the latters son-in-law. George
jenkins in Chillieothc, Thursday. October l.
Mrs William Taylor is quite i'll with
pleurisy. Dr. Torrance, of Blakesburg, is
the attending physician
X Miss Winnie Groonis returned Monday
from short visit in Chicago, Ill.
DR.. Rambo, of Chillicothe, was here Tues
day
Mrs. Calvin chisman is quite sick
Mrs. Lafe Gosney in company With her
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Myers, of South OF
tunlwa, visited Munterville relatives last
week.
George Oswald was in ottumwa Tuesday.
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Drakeville

Drakeville. Oct. Mrs Cal Moss. of
Kansas. was called here by -.le serious i'll.
ness of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Downing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Housley returned Sat.
ulday from n two weeks visit in Spring
field, ILL.,, with their son. Ed and family
A. r. Smock and family, of Bloomfield
visited friends here last Friday.
John Housley and daughter, Mrs. Bert
Dodge. left Monday evening for Des Moines
to visit Mrs. Frank I.indley.
Captain Eli. famous sailor gave lee
tnre in the hall last Thursday His sub
ject was, Capturing the Leviathan.1 The
proceeds are to be used for the benefit OF
the public school here
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Shaw, of Bloomfield
visited over Sunday at the parental Bly
ant home
Mrs. Addie Wilson and daughter, Eva
of Moulton, are visiting Dr. Jennings ane
family.
Mrs. Lemma Harmon is visiting in Mis-
souri,
Ed Grant and daughters. Nellie and Irene
were business callers in Bloomfield las
Thursday,
Mrs. McGruder. of Moberly. and hel
father, Mr.. Hughes. are visiting ut thu
home of Rev Ireland and family
Mr.. Latta..a farmer living west of town
died last Thursday and was buried Frida,
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Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers furnished by
Lowenberg & Co.. real estate agents
107 South Court street.
Maria l.. Edgcrly ct al to Minnie M.Craw-
ford lot %, first addition Stiles Place
addition Ottumwa, $8f5
Maria T.. Tinsley and husband. Henry F.,
to Atlella May I.enhart, lot 2G Glenwood
Park addition Ottumwa, 81 200.
ELLA Wendt and husband, George to Mrs.
Nellie II. Mcaiillen lot Z. block 2, Janney
addition. Qttumwa. SLIGO.
Minnie Cottrell to John L. and Andrew
l.. Stump, north third southwest quarter
southwest quarter section ., -, IL. 5000
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Mark.

Mark. Oct mrs Carrie Edwards left
Tuesday to attend the street fair at Keo.
kuk.
A. j Wisdom attended the cattle sale at
Allerton last week.
G. w. Bowman. ]. Jones and Silas Bal
lew left Tuesday for the east.
Mrs. Jerome and Miss May Edwards
who has been visiting in Illinois. returned
Thursday.
Clyde and Leo sdwell will leave for the
west in the nenr future.
Andrew Wisdom's little boy Glen, is on
the sick list.
H. II. Cecil and wife we're in Bloomeld
Monday.
C. G.. Goodc sold his hogs Monday and
delivered them Tuesday in Bloomfield.
Leo Sidwel was in Lancaster Sunday on
business.
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Stockport.

Stockport, Oct. 6.Waldo Allen spent
Sunday in Ottumwa.
Ed. Robinson and family will make their
future home in Mt. Pleasant.
A heavy rain fell here Saturday, causing
all the creeks to overflow their banks.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Berkeley Saturday,
daughter.
The Gilpins played to a small house at
the opera house Wednesday night on ac-
count of the smallpox scare
Sherman Norris who had the smallpox,
is up and around his home. No more cases
have developed yet.
I. 7. Beswick and wife visited at Eidon
Sunday.
Ed Robinson and VIE returned home
Thursday from Omaha where they have
been visiting friends.
F. II. Tinsley returned from Nebraska
Thursday.
Mr. Stonaker and wife left Friday even
ing for Missouri on an extended visit.
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Floris.

Floris. Oct, Frank Stevens was an
Ottumwa caller Tuesday.
l.. ]. Anderson returned home from FL
don Monday morning.
j. II. Jarvis and Austin Carr were OF.
tumwa visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Grant and son Harold. of Bir-
mingham. are visiting. at the home of Mrs.
Grants sister. Mrs. Hudson.
The band boys of Floris will give an oys-
ter and fruit supper Saturday night. All
are invited TO attend.
A. Minear, of Eldon, was visiting in
Floris Tuesday.
A. Lyon and family spent Saturday with
relatives in Packwood
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Pleasant Hill.

Pleasant Hills Oct. Mrs. Lloyd Nick
lin and Miss Mary Nicklin called Oh Mrs.
j. T. Loomis one afternoon Of last week.
Jacob Scllctter and wife were shopping
in F,ldon Saturday
Earl Parks and wife passed through here
Saturday enroute for Eldon
Earl Hem is on the sick list.
G. L. vandever purchased fine team OF
mules list week.
Shed Cole has purchased farm near
pittsburg.
sum of $50 for sheep which he claims Nh
Coles dogs killed. The trial is set fol
Monday before Squire E. Michael.
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Birmingham.

Birmingham Oct 7.-Charles Fry of
Knoxville. spent Sunday with Ills parents,
going to Fairfield on Monday
Russell Bonar is moving his family from
Fairfield here and will occupy the Gull
bertson property
Mrs. Frank Slime returned this week
from three weeks visit with her daugh-
ter in Wayland.
Frank Bennett is moving into the Donald
property.
Mrs. IAllie Martin and children. of Enid,
Oklahoma. are visiting Mrs. Martins moth
er, Mrs. Belle Torrance
Mrs. Jas. Campbell living south of town,
who was threatened with typhoid fever
is slowly improving. Her son, WILDER. who
was so seriously i'll of the same disease, is
Z now able to be around.
Miss Annie Boies returned Tuesday from
an extended visit with relatives in Chicago
and Muskegon. Mich.
N j. Bush, 7. S. Moss and w r. Shott
made business trip to FIT. Madison Tues
day,
Bert Smith was called here by the death
of his grandmother, Mrs Hugh Smith.
The death of Mrs. Hugh Smith occurred
Mt her home east of town on Thursday of
last week. Mrs. Smith was born in Ohio
q IN 1929. Her maiden name was Redman
and she came to this community in 1897.
She was united in marriage to Hugh Smith
which about 16 years of age and they We're
.the parents of six children, three sons, 7.
| ]. of this place. Richard, of Springfield
Missouri, ami George, living on farm
near his parents, and three daughters. all
of whom passed away several years prior
to the death of their mother. Funeral ser.
vices We're held Saturday afternoon, con
dHeted by Rev p. L. Tenant, of the
Stockport Methodist Episcopal church
Mrs. Smith was woman beloved by hel
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Rrompton.

Brompton. Oct, There was large
crowd mt church here Sunday night.
The school is progressing nicely
daughter was born at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs uoratio Robinson last week.
Clint Packston moved his sawmill to
the John Donahoo farm and will be ready
for work soon.
this time.
This is pension week and the notary is
busy fixing UP pension papers.
Mr.. Simons moved to Ottumwa last week.
Miss Cora Sawyer is teaching the TAFT
school this fall.
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; NEIGHBORHOCD NEWS 8
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Blcamfield.

Bloomfield, Oct. IA suit for di-
Vorce has been commenced in the
district court OF Davis county by Ten
ny Morrison against Rosa Morrison
The petition alleges that plaintiff and
defendant We're married in Fox River
township. May %, 1901, and that they
continued to reside together as hus-
band and wife until about the middle
OF July, 1901. when defendant desert
ed plaitiff and has continued since
to absent herself from him. He asks
to be divorced from the said defend
ant.
Isaac Bristow has begun suit against
the Wabash Railroad company to re-
cover the sum of $160, double dam
ages, claiming that on or about June
II, 1908, a train of cars belonging to
defendant killed yearling steer and
two yearling heifers. the property OF
plaintiff, OF the value of $50 and that
on or about Aug. 1, 1901, plaintiff serv-
ed a written notice of the killing of
said stock on the station agent at
Bloomfield. wherefore he asks for dou-
BILE damages for the loss of the
cattle.
Announcements for the Bloomfield
lecture course for the season of 1904
have been issued. from which it ap-
pears that the committee in charge
has secured the following attractions:
Concert by the Boston Ladies' Sym
ESony orchestra; lecture, by Thomas
McClary; lecture, John Temple GRAY
es; concert, by the Kaffir Boy choir
lecture, Ebert Hubbard of Roycroft
fame
John Lowenberg, who resides near
Hedrick, is guest of his nephew, ia.
cob Lowenberg, in this city. Mr.. Low,
enberg has resided on the farm which
he owns in Keokuk county for fifty
two years. having been one Of the
early settlers in this section of the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Galpin de.
parted Tuesday evening for Oklahoma
where they will visit relatives for two
or three weeks.
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Eldon.

Eldon, Oct Misses Laura and
Mamie Drake left today for Keokuk
to attend the street fair
T. S. James and daughter. Miss
Reva left today for Lamars, Mo-, for
visit with relatives.
w. A. Starkey of Chicago, was in
Eldon today.
MI and Mrs .Waitap j. Tool of Or
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Crowds of the afflicted are thronging
DR. Guthrie's Offices Hundreds took
advantage OF his liberal free offer, and
are delighted, not only with his won
derful treatment. but also with his hon
est and straightforward methods. In
two days DR.. Guthrie examined 1G8
persons; of this number 81 We're pro-
nounced incurable and Ill received alb
solutely FREE TREATMENT AND
MEDICINE.
Such genuine liberality has never be-
fore been practiced in Ottumwa, and
the people are not slow in bestowing
praise where it belongs.
In many cases DR.. Guthrie locates
disease without asking any questions,
and he states positively whether the
patient can be cured, but always re-
fuses to treat incurable cases.
Every sufferer from Catarrh or any
chronic affection is requested to call
at his office and be examined absolute
ly free of charge.
For durable cases his fees are so
small that the poorest wage Garner is
enabled to take advantage of his SUI
preme skill
FSTmdHSnL
DR. Guthrie desires all to distinctly
understand that he is permanently To-
Gated in ottumwa.
Catarrl1
In the treatment of catarrh Doctor
Guthrie has no superiors. His method
of treatment is mild, pleasant and
painless, and the worst cases are
quickly cured by it. In not single
case does it fail to give immediate re-
lief, and in time perfect cure.
Don't Neglect Catarrh
Every person afflicted with catarrh
should bear in mind that it will, if ne
elected, extend downward to the lungs
and terminate in consumption. Bear
in mind that catarrh is durable, but
consumption is incurable.
Deafness
The majority of cases of Deafness
| are caused by catarrh passing along
| the eustachian tube, that leads from
| the throat to the eustachian tube, that
leads from the ear Ringing sounds
and noises in the ears are timely
warnings and should be treated with
fout delay.
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LEAVE FOR SOUTH DAKOTA.
Number of ottumwans Go to Take Up
Homestead Claims.
Wednesdays Daily

From Wednesday Daily.
A number of Ottumwans left fol
South Dakota last evening on the Mill
waullee for the purpose of taking up
homestead claims about forty miles
west of Pierre. The Ottumwans are to
be joined by parties from Bloomfield,
Abba and others of the neighboring
towns and it is thought that altogether
there will be about thirty in the party.