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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-28
East Roemer street. has returned home
| after short visit with friends in

East Roemer street. has returned home
after a short visit with friends in
Agency.
Fred Pierce of the casing department,
was OF duty most of the week on ac-
count CT the dangerous illness of his little
daughter.
Mfr. and Mrs. J. B. knight of Oska-
lcosa, arc visiting with their son, c. u.
Knight OF the office force, who resides on
East Main street.
Ed. swiggart, who is employed in the
retail market, was off duty a part of the
present week, suffering from blood poison,
but is now able to be at work.
w. A. Chew of the canning department,
fell and sprained his left wrist Monday.
Dir. ). B. Wilson dressed the sprain,
and NJ. Chew is now able to be at
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Rabens and
Mrs. Rabens' father, Mr.. Applegate, left
they vii! make a four weeks visit with
friends.
Elrner Miller, who is employed in the
carpenter department, was called home
Tuesday by a message stating that his
mother Mrs. Marion Miller, had been bit
ten by rattlesnake.
Bert Horn, of the cutting department
who is also a member of the fire depart
ment, has resigned from the fire depart
| ment. bis resignation to take effect to
night His place will be filled by Thos
Cauehlin. of the killing department.
| C L. Knight, telegraph operator in the
main offices, has rendered his resignation
which will take effect July 81. Mr.
| Knight las been employed in the of
| fees ever two years and his many friends
will lie sorry to see him leave the city.
| The visitors at the plant this week were
as follows: Miss Minnie Stark of Des
Moines, Miss Cecilia Benson of Creston
Miss Kathryne Lorenz of Fulton, Mo.
Miss Katie Wren of Donley, C.. N. Houks
of Keokuk, Joseph Lagamarcina of Bur
| lin:ton, Fred HEST of Excelsior Springs
/ Mo-, Willis Davis of Richland, Miss
Edith Sigel, Miss Isabel Collier, Miss Mar
garet Riley, Miss Ida NJ. Lewis, Miss Pau
line Brokenbrough, Miss Maud q. Lewis
Mrs. l.. W. Barton, Miss Nina Darrell
George N Barton, Anthony Celania, Thos
Gallagher, Fred Schrader, Lyle Schrader
C.. Cohn, Paul Tanner, L. Moser, w
D. Summers, Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams
Miss Verne Lamme, Miss Minnie Sax
Miss Ola Past, Miss May Ingles, Miss Ma
bel c. Anderson, Miss Alice Rutledge
Miss Bessie Lamme, Miss Lulu Rutledge
Mrs. S. Sax and Miss Il. Slime, all of thi.
| cify
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oTTUMwA, IOWA.
INVESTMENTS
SOUTHERN n LANDS.

Such investments are not speculative.
The South is not a new country. Market
and shipping facilities. are adequate and
first class. The climate Is mild and favor
able. Notwithstanding these and other I'D.
vantages, southern lands are selling for
prices far below their real value, and at
present prices net large returns ON the
Investment Fer free set Of Circulars
Nos. to 10, inclusive, concerning the pos
sibilities Of lands in Kentucky, West Ten.
nessee, Mississippi and Louisiana, on and
near the Illinois Central Railroad, for
homeseekers and investors. Address the
undersigned. J. b. MERRY,
Asst Geu'l Pass,r Agent IsCs n. 3.
Lay II Dnbugnes IoHa.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Two County Maps Free to Semi
Weekly Subscribers Paying One

Two County Maps Free to Semi
Weekly Subscribers Paying One
Year in Advance.
The Courier desires to raise $4,000 in
cash to pay for its new building now in
process of construction. To that end
we make the following unusual propos
ition to subscribers of the Semi-W eekly
Courier.
Two County Maps Free.
To all subscribers who will make
payment of one year in advance on
their subscription account to the OF
aumwa Courier we will give absolutely
free, pocket county maps of any two OF
the following counties:
Wapello.
Keokuk.
Jefferson.
Van Buren,.
Appanoose.
Monroe.
Lucas.
Davis. -.-------
These maps are printed in colors
on heavy bond paper, 17x22 inches II
size, show all cities, towns, postoffices
railroads, churches, schools, Wagon
roads, township lines and streams
These are guaranteed to be the best
maps ever prepared of these counties;
they are accurate and up-to-date ant
are valuable for every land owner
renter, or other residents.
On receipt of $3.50 advance subscrip
ton sent by mail or paid over the
counter at the Courier office, we will
deliver absolutely free Of charge, an!
two Of the county maps above named
which may be desired. If these sup
erb maps are not be found to be salts
factory in every respect, the money vii
be refunded.
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GIRLS AssAlLANr CAPTURED.
Man Charged With Heinous Crime in
jail at Humboldt.

Humboldt, July 27.-The man who
assaulted the little girl in Humboldt
the early part of this week is now in
the county Jail with a partner found
with him. The arrest of the two men
was made in Rolfe by the Humboldt
officers and their preliminary trial
comes off Monday of next week.
The man wso is accused of assault
ing the girl gave his name as James
Fisher and his partners name as w
J. Reed. They are umbrella members
and had been in Humboldt some time
working at their business.
w. ]. Reed will probably be set free
while the other man will probably be
turned over to the next term of cour1
which will be in session here in Ocro
Der.
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FOR SALE-FINE 16o-AcRE FARM IN
Fayette county, Illinois; all nice level
land and in cultivation except ten acres
of timber blue grass pasture with spring
of living water; has fine new two-story
eight-room house, large barn and numer-
GUS outbuildings; ten-acre orchard just
beginning to bear This farm is all
fenced and cross fenced; is one of the
best stock and grain farms in the coun-
ty; lies on public road near school and
church, three miles from good railroad
market town. Price, $45 per acre.
Doyle & Lakin, yandalia, ILL.,
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CATTLE RANCH FOR SALE-060 ACRES
improved irrigated cattle ranches, locat-
ed In the famous Wet Mountain valley.
Colorado, fenced with four wires and
divided into fine fields; exceptionally well
improved, and all Improvements in first
class repair: good nine-room house: 500
feet splendid cattle shed: good tight
board corral, with never-failing well in
side; sranary 16x40 feet blacksmith
shop 20x20 feet, with machinery shed
adjoining; in season, four streams on
place, two run all winter: no waste
land; every acre productive; land al! in
one body, two miles from county seat
of Custer county, a good railroad town
on Denver & Rio Grande railway; land
~ miles long, mile wide; title perfect.
For particulars inquire of W. II. Baily,
5O7 New York Life Building. Minneapolis,
MINI. Price more than one-third less
than price paid for adjoining ranches.
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DAIR YMEN ELECT.
National Convention of Food commi,

National Convention of Food Commits
sioners at St. Paul Choose Officers.
Sa. Paul, July 25.-The national con
vention of dairy and food commits
sioners closed yesterday. Those elect
ed are as follows:
President. w. Bailey, of Oregon
Vice Presidents-W. w. P. McCon
nell, of Minneapolis; Maroni Heiner
of Utah; Horace Ankeney, of Ohio.
Secretary TREASURER. NJ. Allen
of Kentucky.
Executive Committee. w. Bailey
of Oregon; R. M. Allen, Of Kentucky
A. H. Jones, of Illinois; N. B. Critch
field, of Pennsylvania; j. B. Noble, O
Connecticut
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LEES LETTERS GIVEN UP.
Baking Powder Trust Agent Indicted
In Missouri VIII Aid Farris.

Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont, July 25
Daniel ]. Kelley, agent of the baking
powder trust indicted in Missouri, has
announced today that he had decided
to send the letters Of former Liueten
ant Governor John A. Lee of Missouri
to Jefferson City in care Of Mrs. Kel
ley, and that she will leave for st
Louis tonight.
Mrs. Kelley, according to her hus
bands plans, will identify the letters
written to her husband by Lee. The
object of her testimony will be tc
break down that offered by Lee against
Senator Farris who goes to trial or
a bribery charge next Tuesday.
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sUsTAlNs A PAINFUL INJURY.
Little Myrtle Lapham Has Left Arm
Broken Yesterday EVENING,

Miss Myrtle Lapham, the little 14year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank lap
ham, 467 Center avenue, sustained a very
painful injury Friday evening while playing
in delivery wagon near her home. The
little girl was taken to DR., ]. w. Eler,
lexis office, where 1t YVES found that two
bones in the left forearm were badly
broken. The doctor dressed the injuries
and this afternoon little Miss Lapham is
reported as resting easys g "a.
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AN AGED MAN INJURED.
Is Thrown From Wagon and sustains
Some Painful Bruises.

While on his way home from the
city, John Howard, 1910 Emma street,
was thrown from wagon Friday even
ing and sustained some very painful
bruises. Mr.. Howard was driving on
Evergreen street near the Burlington
tracks, when the horses became fright
ened at some cars and upset the
wagon. Mr.. Howard was removed into
a house near by and DR.. w. G. Newall
was called. DIR. Newall dressed the
injuries and this afternoon Mr.. Howard
is reported as resting easy.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN MY
strawberry farm of 100 acres, 20 acres
in cultivation, 20 acres in strawberries
which netted me in 1901 $1,40O alone,
also forty acres joining corpora
ton, under good fence, good house and
SO acres in cultivation. Another farm
30 acres, IL miles from town. 30 acres
in cultiva hon Terms, cash or on time.
d. D. Cole. Beebe. Ark.
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SNAP, cAss COUNTY, MO-, FARM
Fine farm Of $40 acres, 21a miles from
East Lynne; 800 acres In cultivation,
timothy and clover; 40 acres in timber,
which is all set to blue grass and clover;
farm is all fenced and cross fenced |;
three sets Of Improvements; fine i'm
proved farms all around this farm are
selling for $65 to $50 per acre; this farm
is just as good land. Only $3.50 per
acre. II. L. McNulty, Harrisonville
Mo.
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YOUNG BOY BADLY HURT.
He Was Beating Ride on Freight
and Fell Under Wheels.

Boone, July PA young man sup
posed to be Edward Rowe, address I'M
known was seriously. if not fatally in.
jured by falling from freight train
on which he was beating his way at
Z lo'clock Friday evening. His leg was
badly crushed necessitating ampu.
tation and it is now in a precarious
condition. He refused to disclose his
identity but papers on his person re
yealed it.
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| had a horse run into barb wire
fence and cut very badly across the
breast. used Berry's Barb Beaten on
same at once. 1t healed up nicely leav-
ing no scar. Did not wash sore from
time OF injury until entirely cured.
Mrs, A. R. Price, London Mills, Ill.
Sold by Sargent, Clark and Mynard.
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ARE NOW PACKERS
p. e. HENNEBERRY AND r. kEEFE
TO ERECT PACKING HOUSE.
PICNIC COMMITTEE STILL BUSY
Two Former ottumwa Men Embark
in the Provision Business-MouIton
Too Slow to Get Picnic-A Decrease
in Packing-East End Items.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Two former Ottumwans have EN-
barked in the provision business. P
e. Hennebery who was for some time
connected with the firm of John Nor
tendent, has been made president OF
the Henneberry Packing Co., in Arkan.
sas City Kans., and will begin the cree
ton of a new plant in the near flu
ture, SO says the National Provision.
err" paper published in the interests
of the packers. Richard Keefe.a broth
er of Thomas and Edward Keefe OF
this city is also connected with the
new firm. 1t will be remembered that
both these men were formerly connect
ed with the local firm. Mr.. Henneber.
ry serving as superintendent and Mr.
Keefe being head bookkeeper in the
main offices. After leaving this city
Mr.. Henneberry was connected with
the Cudahy Packing Co., in st. Joseph
Mo-, as superintendent and after sever
ing his connection with that firm
he embarked in the provision business
in Pittsburg, Kans., and was located
there until his recent move to Arkan
sas City.
Mr.. Keefe was connected with the Ar
mours in Chicago and from there went
to East st. Louis with the Nelson
Morris Packing Co., and remained with
that firm until his recent move to Ar
kansas City. where he and Mr.. Henne
berry are now situated. The many
friends of both Mr.. Henneberry and
Mr.. Keefe will doubtless be glad t.
hear nf their now venture
MouIton Too Late.
The picnic committee of the Pack
ing House Mutual Aid association has
received a bid from the town Of Moul
ton, but it seems that that city is
about twenty minutes" late, as ar
rangements are now fiourishing for the
big event which will be held in Kinks
vile. Mo. The committee is rapidly
progressing with the picnic and a pro
gram will probably be completed the
first part of the week. Harvey has stol
en- a march on the many applicants
for this big yearly picnic and has put
in bid already for next years outing
This is little in advance but 'the ear
ly bird catches the worm"
Committee Will Accept Bid.
The committee has decided to sci
the rights to furnish refreshments ant
is now ready to receive bids on tn,
following: Ice cream. peanuts lemon
ade, candy, CIGARS. pop and fruit. Bid
will be received up to and including
Saturday, August 1,19O3. The bid!
will be accepted on the whole or any
one Of the above. For estimates, etc.
apply to any member of the committee
which is composed of the following:
N. T. Steight,
A. B. Osler,
Robt. McDougall.
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TUESDAY, AUG. q.

Next excursion to the wheat lands Of
Canada. Very low rate for round trip.
4 do not hesitate to say that the great
est investments in farm lands on the
Western Continent today are in the prai-
ries of Canada. Don't make any differ
ence If you never go there to live. Pay
a few hundred down on a piece Of land
and inside of two years you will sell it
for double your entire investment.
For homes, we have some good bar
gains right now in southern Iowa and
northern Missouri farms.
See US.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Baker Building, /.
Office Phone 444. Residence Phone 424
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ARKANSAS MINERAL LANDS--THREE
excellent propositions, 40, so and 200
acres. containing large bodies of zinc ore.
Demonstrated Bargains If accepted at
once. Prices will advance 100 per cent
when transportation Is established on
railroad now building. $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000. Morgan Jolly, Wynne, Arkan-
SaS.
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NOTICE TO QUIT

Notice is hereby given to each and every
tenant to quit paying rent and to come to
us and buy a home of your own. If you
live in a rented house in the city you are
paying the owner q good per cent on his
investment besides all expenses of keeping
up the property. Why not own your home?
Likewise if you are farm tenant We
can take you to Oklahoma, Missouri, Kan
sas or Colorado and show you better
climate, as good soil and give you chance
to own your own farm. You will reap
the benefits Of the ADVANCE in lands there
just as land owners have here. We also
have some good farms in Wapello county
at prices as good as the best. Act at once.
LOWENBERG & co.
OTTTJMWA IOWA
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FOR SALEJTwo HUNDRED ACRE
farm, Kandiyohi county, Mimi, one mile
from town. Eighty acres, Meeker coun-
ty, one mile from county seat, 40 rods
from beautiful lake, two most prosper
ons counties in Minnesota. L. N. Lar
son, Atwater, Mimi,
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FOR SALE.

Wapello county farms and Ottumwa prop
erty for sale.
$50 acres between Sugar Creek and Dab
lonega, 100 acres in cultivation, balance
fine timber pasture, good buildings and
FENCES, plenty of water, wells and springs
fine stock FARM $50 per acre.
1853 acres near Little Soap, Rupe settle
ment, one-half in cultivation, balance good
timber pasture, fair buildings, good fences
good water, immediate possession with
crop, $3.50 per acre
100 acres near Little Soap, 300 apple
trees, poor buildings, good land, good
fences, $22.50 per acre.
80 acres on Little Soap. all in cultivation
fair buildings, plenty Of water, part fine
bottom land, $35 per acre.
Also acreage in city both sides of river
all above high water, $50 residence lots in
city SIS to $500 each; also several business
blocks on Main street, Market and Second
and Third streets, we'll rented to RESPONSE
BILE tenants, long leases; also 5000 acre.
good land in northern central Kansas.
Commission to all agents.
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FOR sALE-FINE IMPROVED 16o.ACRE
farm, ~ miles from Glen Elder; close
to school; a bargain at $1,000. Send
for my list of other lands VIM. Wool
man, Glen Elder, Kan.
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FOR SALE AND ExCHANGE-FINE
Missouri and Arkansas farms. Some
snaps. $40 on gravel near State univer-
sity. Highly improved. j. C. Denham,
Sturgeon, Mo.
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WAN ED.

WANTED-AT ONCE, TWO GOOD MEN
that can sell farm lands; we have the
greatest crop on earth and cheapest
lands. Write at once. Mohall State
Bank, Mohall. N. d.
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FOR sALE-A WE'LL IMPROVED FARM
three miles from station on mail route;
easy terms L. j. Stevenson, Formosa,
/ Kan.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CANVASS
ers to sell our hardy nursery stock We
grow only the hardy, insect-proof trees.
Address Interstate Nursery Company
Blakesburg, Iowa.
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WANTED-TWo COAL MINERS, AT
once. Steady work. ]. Donnelly, Bona
parte, Iowa.
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WANTED-GOOD LIVE MEN FOR
agents for outside cities and towns Ad-
dress Grand Union Tea Co., 21O East
Main street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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FARMS Fol. tSALE-CHEAP; TERMS
easy; write for description. D. H. Har-
per, Benton, Mo.
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FOR sALE-oNE VICTOR CLOVER Hull
Ter No. 4. Been run. two years, is as
good as new. Will sell at bargain if
sold at once. Address Andrew Giltner,
Rural Free Delivery No. 9, Agency,
Iowa.
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and
Onward

Nothing can stop the tide of
popularity that is carrying this
store upward and onward. Our
Incompatible values unite us by
indissoluble bonds to wise and
discriminating shopping public.
Bargains greater than ever
crowd our floor next week and
increase the purchasing power
of your dollars.
White India Linen Waists, tuck
ed yoke, embroidery Enn
and insertion trim'd only Jul
White Lawn Waists, with clus-
ter of tucks in front and back,
pouch sleeves, 7En
only Ol
White French Lawn Waists,
with hefnstitched tucks in front
and back, also hemstitched cuff
and full sleeve, 0or
only. 7Ck
Ladies Vests, nic9ly made E
OF good yarn, only. ...... ~
Ladies' sleeveless vests in good
quality bleached yarn, in lace
effects, an excellent 1nn
garment, only. So. lU
Mems Night Shirts, made from
good muslin, fancy E0o
trimmed front, only. CUk
Child1en's Parasols in pink, red
and blue, with white In
dots, only............. ~
Children's Paraso1s of good
mercerized cloth in pink, 4 0n
red and blue, only. ~
Ladies Parasols in fancy styles,
white with blue border. black
with white border, and many
other pretty styles, 90 =
only....... .......... 7CL
Ladies Linen Handkfs with en-
broidered edge and 01o
hemstitched tucks, only / Z2l
A nice line of Lawns in
good styles, only........ IN
Another and better line of
Lawns, fine and sheer, hr
good styles, only........ U4L
A line of Silk Tissues, good
styles, in white and 00c
colors, at.............. Nv
Kabo Summer Corsets in Net
or Batiste, En-
sc. Cullen & Co.
| 12s-13O East Maih Street.
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FOR sALE-MALE HOG DURoC JER-
sey, also "a Shropshire ewes. Geo. NJ.
Lentner Ottumwa, II. T. d. No. /.
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WANTED RESIDENCE IN COUNTRY
town in exchange for land. Might also
trade land for medium priced business
property. Give full description, and
price In first letter. Don't answer un.
less you mean business. w. A. Matteson,
Box 1928 Kansas City, Mo.
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LoST-SUNDAY, JULY &C. A CLEAR
opal ring. Leave at Courier office and
receive reward. $500.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-28

WANTED = EXPERIENCED DINING
room girls. Address, Dining Room, care
Courier.
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EULOCl.zES POPE.
SERMON DELIVERED ON LIFE AND
SERVICE OF LATE PoNTIFF.
UNION SERVICES IN SOUTH OTIUMWA
Congregations of Willard Street Meth.
odist Episcopal and Second congre-
gationaI Churches Listen to Sermon
by Rev. D. D. Davies.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Rev. D. D. Davies, pastor of the Sec
ond Congregational church, delivered
a sermon last evening on the life, and
service of Pope Leo. 1t was union
service, the congregations of Rev.
Davies and Rev. R. l.. Patterson join
ing at the latter's church, the Willard
street Methodist Episcopal. Rev
Davies remarks were highly eulogis-
tic of the deceased pontiff and were
well received by the large congrega.
ton. Rev. Davies spoke in part as fol.
lows:
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LOST.

LoST--A REBEKAH LODGE PIN, WITH
name Myrtle engraved on same, between
j. C. Wyckoff farm, five miles north of
city and Ottumwa. Return to Courier
and be rewarded.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-28

WANTED-OLD RAILS, DRY LINN
wood or kindling at Ottumwa Iron works
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-28

elders of Israel In 1902 there were &C.,
divided into cardinals, bishops, priests and
deacons. How many there are now do
not know. On the tenth day after the
death of the pope, a large chapel has been
fitted now in Sistine chapel, for the cleo
ton of a successor
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ARE YOU DOING WE'LL? ARE YOU
satisfied with your business? If not, con-
suit us. We have an honest, legitimate
business. If you have $500 to $1,000 cash
or have friends, you can make big money
at this business One man made 81, 600
in thirty days. Other men are making
thousands. Write or call and investigate
our plan. w. e. Ashby, Norwood, Lucas
Co., Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

5000 BUYS sO-ACRE IMP. FARM. RANCH
land at S1.50 to So. Map Zoe. A. Cole
man, Mountain View, No.
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TO LEASE.

FOR LEAsE--A TOUR AND oNE-HALF
foot vein of coal, shaft already sunk.
For further particulars address Hobart
Fuhs, Kirkyille. Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-28

WANTED-To SELL NEW NATIONAL.
six-drawer cash register Cost S4SO.OO.
VIII sell for $500 cash. Kerfoot Clio. Co