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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-04
cHEoUEsT.

Chequest.J June 2.--Messrs John Hen.
dirk and Capt. James Elerick, of
Dcuds, were brief business callers in
Chequest Saturday forenoon.
Harvey Stout and Miss Becca Ram
DO attended the funeral of Miss Fife
Miller near Leando Sunday afternoon.
S. S. Harryman transacted business
at Fairfield last Thursday and Friday.
A number of people at this place,
We're deprived of attending memorial
services at Leando Sunday morning
by the continued rain that day.
Quarterly meeting services were
held at the Bethel F. M. church over
last Sabbath.
County Recorder F. M. Lee and
daughters, Misses Virgie and Bertha,
of Keosauqua, visited few days this
week at the parental Lee home in this
place.
w. Ii Pollock and family now have
q new telephone.
Messrs John Hendrix and Chas.
Doud. of Douds, were in Chequest
Tuesday evening buying fat cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.. Shaffer and Mr..
and Mrs David Alderman went pic
mixing and fishing on the Des Moines
river Monday. They had fine success
and very pleasant time.
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Six clothing statesmen wanted at
The Hub for 10 days. call tomorrow.
HEDRick.

Hedrick, May s1.-Memorial day
was observed in Hedrick with appro-
pirate exercises and although the
weather was very unfavorable in the
forenoon goodly number were pres
ent at Memorial park in the afternoon
to listen to the program which was
carried out. Addresses were given by
Capt. Twombly of Des MONIES, Rev. j.
w Megan, of Farson, and Rev. Fl.
n Smith, pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church in Hedrick. The
music was furnished by the Martins
burg band and selected chorus choir,
and many compliments We're heard for
both band and vocal music. A pleas
ing number on the program vas the
reading OF 'Pickett's Charge at Gettys-
burg. by Miss Bessie Fleak, who rem
dered the number in her usual delight
full manner.
Prof. John S. Goldthwait, of Sig
Quincy, visited relatives and friends
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Welcome Lodge Extends Sympathy or
Death of Mrs. Morrow.


Hall of Welcome Lodge. No. 81.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, our Heavenly Father, to send his
angel of death to the home of our
beloved brother. B. F. Morrow. and re-
move therefrom our beloved sister.
his wife, and our past chief of honor"
and bore her to the Supreme Degree
of Honor of the Celestial, therefore,
be it
Resolved, That we, the members of
Welcome Lodge No. 81, extend to our
bereaved brother. our sincere fraternal
love and sym pathy in this hour of his
greatest affection, and point him with
tender love and fraternal feeling to the
happier life beyond that his dear com
panion has taken up. And be it fur
Their
Resolved, That our charter be drap-
ed in memory of our sister for the
space of thirty days and be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions
be spread on the minutes of our lodge
and that copy be sent to our bereav-
ed brother. and to our beloved sisters
daughter, Edna, and son. Harold, and
to her mother and to the Ottumwa
Courier for publication.
Helen G. Bissell.
Mary G. Thompson,
Retta Bane,
Committee.
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A POSTMASTER FIGHT.

Lake City, June Lake City and
the Grand Army Post in particular is
anNiously awaiting the decision of
Congressman j. p. Conner on the nam
ing of the postmaster to succeed the
late Dr. j. d. McNay
The contest between the rival cam
didates, w. c. Snyder, formerly as
sistant postmaster, and r. F. Lintle-
man. the candidate who claims the
support of the old soldiers. has been
very warm. Petitions and letters and
counter petitions have been circulated
until the representative, thought that
it would be the best policy to make a
personal visit to this city for investi-
CATION of the rival claims.
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EARNS FOR SALE.

120 acres ~ miles from p. o. on r. F.
D.. nine miles from Ottumwa, good hve
room house, orchard, land lies slightly roll
ing. price $40 per acre.
800 acres of fine land in Ford county,
Kansas, which we will exchange for OF
tumwa property, price of farm $4,000.
80 acres, five miles south of OttumWa,
three room house, price $35 per acre.
200 acres z miles from Ottumwa,neM
eight room home, which cost $1,000, good
barns, orchard, etc, land lies from level tc
slightly rolling. price S45 per acre.
WE WILL GO TO ARKANSAS ON
NEXT TUESDAY WITH A PARTY OF
LAND BUYERS. GO WITH US.
$50 acres in Colorado which owner vii
trade for stock of goods or town prop
erty.
We have good brick business building
which owner will trade for small farm.
146 acres near Agency which owner vii
sell on easy terms. new five room house ant
now harm, price $50 per acre.
Round trip to Arkansas next Tuesday, $17
NORTON G. SMITH.
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ALBA.

Abba, June 3.-The funeral service
of James Roberts took place this af-
! ternoon at $50 o'clock from the fami-
lily residence, conducted by Rev. Win
throp Allison of the First Presbyteri-
an church. George Roberts, of New
Sharon, and VIM. Roberts, of Oska-
loosa, brothers of the deceased, were
here: also Mr.. end Mrs. S. S. Snyder,
of Hastings, Neb., the latter sister
of Mrs. Roberts. Mr.. Roberts, son.
Thomas, of Mason City, arrived We'd
Inesday.
| Louis, are in the city visiting Mr.. Ora
hams mother and sisters. They were
called here by the serious condition of
sister, Miss Alta Graham.
The new ST. Mary's Catholic church
will be dedicated next Sunday. June 5,
by Father Nugent of Des Moines. He
will lecture in the evening at Kings
opera house.
The clerk issued marriage licenses
Wednesday to Geo. L. Williams, aged
| 10. and Sue Mason. aged 81 both of
! Buxton, and to Elijah P. Smith, aged
80. and Anna Sayers, aged 25, both OF
Buxton.
Miss Effie Robson left yesterday
for Clifton Springs. New York. where
she will spend most of her summer
vacation.
The ladies of the Associate Presby-
Iterian church have been busy the past
few days putting down the carpet on
their new church.
The cemetery association met this
| afternoon with Mrs. S. M. King.
Martin Clever's boys, accompanied
by Miss Margaret Wright, of Milo, are
visiting the Clever home in this city
during the week.
| The Grand Domino club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II Mills yesterday ev-
ening.
Regular services at the Presbyteri-
an church next Sunday. the subject for
| the mornings discourse is. THE Bible
as An Elevated Influence in the
/ Worlds History" That of the even
ing will be ''Phe Coward's Pertinent
| Question"
Miss May Pharis has been elected
! teacher of one of the primary depart
ments in the school.
| Mr.. and Mrs James Elder expect to
move to Monmouth. H.. before the
opening of the school year. Their son
Ray is already junior in the college
and Earl will enter the coming au-
| tumn.
Mrs VIM. Lewis and Mrs. Dave
Symes returned yesterday from Chi
cago where they have been visiting
! their brother the past week.
B. P. Cashier was in Centerville on
business yesterday evening.
Three shoe statesmen wanted at the
| Hub for ten days.
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GOES TO ST. LOUIS.
Miss Cora Connolly Winner in cour-
rier,s Contest Starts on Irin.

TIsT'S SonteSt StartS on Tip.
The first of the prize winners in the
-Courier's great Worlds fair contest
to go to st. Louis is Miss Cora G. Con
nelly of this city, who in company with
her sister, Miss Myrtle Connolly, de-
parted this morning on Burlington No.
16 for the exposition city. The Misses
Connolly will visit in Burlington today
at the home of their brother, w. j.
Connolly and their sister Mrs. H. Col
verd. The Courier provided Miss Con-
nelly with round trip railroad ticket
to st. Louis; $500 with which to pay
for sleeping car and meals going and
coming; $3.50 with which to pay for
.25 rides on the Intramural railway
within the exposition grounds, 10
coupon press pass to the exposition
and ticket to the concessions on the
Pike, and an order on the Inside Inn
for one weeks first class hotel accom-
modations, American plan. Thus equip
per, Miss Connolly will have every ia
cility to see the greatest exposition the
world has ever had, without any ex-
pense to herself for transportation, no.
tel accommodations and admission to
the exposition and entertainments on
the Pike. Is
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DIR. j. G.. BONHAM
ks ottunwa la.
SOUTH SIDE NEWS ITEMS.
From THURSDAYS
ottumwa, la.

From THURSDAYS Daily.
Mrs. Warren Townsend. 205 South
Schuyler street. returned home from a
visit with relatives in the country
Win. Orman and family, of North
Moore street, are packing their goods
and will move on a farm near Bloom
field.
Miss Nellie Bradford, 113 North Ward
street, left this noon for Hiteman. for
few days visit with Miss Barbara
Matthews.
Mrs. Jesse Black, of Eldon, returned
to her home yesterday, after visit at
the home of her sister. Mrs. |. E. Fish
er, los North Ransom street.
Miss Pearl Miller, of Tracy, is ex-
pected to arrive Monday for a visit at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. W. A.
Brown, 21S South Schuyler street
Miss Ethel Gephart 217 North Davis
street, returned home yesterday after
noon from visit with her aunt. Mrs.
Josephine Crowell. of Martinsburg
Mrs. G. w. Perkins and Miss Mamie
McCreary. of Ruthven, Iowa. have re-
turned TO their nome, after a visit at
the home of Mrs. &. +. Hammer, 119
North Ransom street.
Charles Leavell. of Washington. who
has been spending the past two weeks
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Leavell. 534 South Sheridan
avenue, left this noon for that place.
Port Arthur may not hold out nine
days, but we have held out nearly nine
years against Mr.. High Prices in OF
tumwa and have settled the fact that
we give you more for less-not on
special days. but any old day. For the
proof watch us. Church Sroe Co.,
South Side.
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FOR SALE-HOWELL COUNTY, MIS-
souri,. There was sold in this county last
week real estate valued at S4S,571. The
immigration of Iowa people there is very
great. located in that county in six
months siXty-two people and fourteen
cars Immigrant goods. Nearly all We're
from Iowa. I have farms there now at
from So to S25 per acre, Come go June
{, with me. Round trip to W"st Plnins is
S15.75 from Eldon. Write me at once and
make ready to go. The fruit crop is i'm
mense and now to be seen. Why stay in
cold climate when you can get in where
it Is seldom below zero. Only fed stock
there last winter one month. here 1t was
six. ]. +. Houshland. immigration agent
Rock Island and Frisco systems Eldon,
Iowa
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a BIG HusKER CONTRACT.
The Janney Mfg. Co, Close Contract
for 100 Machines.

E. P. Kennedy, president of the E.
P. Kenney Co., of Indianapolis, Ind,
was in Ottumwa yesterday to make
the annual contract for his firm for
the Janney Mfg. Co.'S, machinery Mr..
Kenney's contract this year includes
100 Janney Huskers and fodder
shredders. This is a very large con-
tract and comes from firm that has
sold the Janney Husker from the be-
ginning of it's manufacture and is the
firm that took two train loads of these
machines at one shipment two sea-
sons ago.
The crop conditions last season
made it an unfavorable year for
huskers, but Mr.. Kenney says that
this season there will be a very light
wheat crop in Indiana and Ohio and
that indications point to a big husker
business.
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so-AcRE FARM WANTED
lorcn on =

VI might use as large as 16O Must be in
Wapello county, or one of the counties
bordering on Wapello. In exchange for
such u farm my customer will trade two
five room houses In North Ottumwa, and
pay the difference In cash, He will con
tract now for exchange of possession next
March. These houses are In nice condition,
and are in good neighborhood, and now
rented for So piece per month, cash in
advance. So they are paying per cent
net on $1,000 after taking out taxes and
insurance. Some farmer who has more
land than he wants, or more debts, can
trade his land for these houses, live in
one Of them, if he Wishes and draw So
per month out of the other. If you are
now using two teams to run your farm,
those same teams will earn you Sc to 81
per day right here in Ottumwa. Can you
do as well on the farm? Now this notice
will appear hut this once, so II the propo-
sition looks favorable to you, look after it
now. Not week from today but NOW
Farm buyers don't seem to very numer-
GUS this year, so if you are figuring on dis.
posing of your place by next March better
begin early.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
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BoNAPARTE.


Bonaparte, June S.-Rev. James
Welch. of Atwood. Kansas arrived
yesterday for visit in the city with
his daughter. Mrs. ]. A. johnson and
other relatives.
The residence of Mrs. Margaret
Humphrey is being newly painted
Mrs. Lucy Mills left yesterday morn
ing for a visit in Washington, Iowa,
with her sister.
Sid Sherman was a business caller
in DoudS yesterday.
County Attorney E. l.. McCoid. of
Keosauqua. was legal caller in Bona
parte yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcdonald and
daughter Gertrude visited relatives in
BeDtonsport yesterday.
Mrs. G. f. Whitmore and children.
of Keosauqua, are making weeks
visit with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Schmidt.
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MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Baker Building. Ottunnwa. La.
INDIAN IERRlroRY

Having Just returned from eastern Kan.
sas and Indian Territory wish to inform
our friends they can now buy small tracts
of lands in the Greek Nation. L. T., from
the freedman with perfect titles, 40, so
and 100 acres. at from SIC co $50 per acre,
just as good land as lowe, and far better
climate.
! would advise all our friends to buy
small piece at once as they will double
within year for farm purposes, and If oil
is found on your land an independent for
tune awaits you.
You cannot go amiss. Call and we will
show you maps and where you can get the
best lands.
DON A. POOL,
With American Land Co., Cor. Court
and Second sts., ottumWa, Iowa.
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Homeseek ers, Rates.

On the first and third Tuesdays of
each month the Iowa Central railway
sells special homeseekers' round trip
excursion tickets to points in the
northwest, west, southwest, south and
southeast, at one fare plus two dollars.
Return limit twenty-one days from
date of sales and stop overs permitted.
Call on agents for full particulars
or address A. B. Cults, G. P, & T. A.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Buggy paint at Elliott's.

Buggy paint at Elliott's.
Mrs. Samuel Mahon. 140 East Court
street, returned this afternoon on Bur-
lington No. from a visit in Charlton.
Karl V. Breeding of Centerville ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
make his future home here.
Paint and whitewash brushes at
Elliott's.
DR.. L. e. Rogers has opened dental
rooms with DR.. Lewis end will be glad
to see old and new patrons. Cor Main
and Court SITS.
The year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
R. T. Rhys had his left arm broken
near the elbow Monday afternoon by
falling down stairs DIR. A. e. Sheafe
was called and reduced the fracture
and yesterday the little fellow was
sufficiently improved to be removed
to Mystic where tie family will make
their home.
Fountain syringes at Elliotts.
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In big sale such as is now in pro-
gress special inducements to buy will
be made. We realize that customers
expect it and are going to give lot
of genuine bargains a. the Big Hub
Sale tomorrow.
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In a big sale such as is now in pro-
gress special inducements to buy will
be made. We realize that customers
expect it and are going to give lot
of genuine bargains at the Big Hub
Sale, tomorrow Saturday.
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Tri- Weekly Courier.
CHANGING ADDRESS.

Subscribers wishing their address chang
ed will please give the name of the Post
Office to which the paper has been sent as
well as the Post Office where they :.esire it
to be changed to.
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coLoRED MINERS FOR BUXTON

Are Imported From Indian Territory
to Help Develop Coal FIELDS.
Oslaloosa June 3.-Two hundred
more colored men have just been
brought to Buxton to work in the
mines, coming mostly from the Indian
territory. 1t is said that the coal COM
pany has had agents in the south for
some time securing these colored peo-
pie to ship into the coal fields of Iowa.
They will help swell the population of
Buxton, now the largest coal camp in
Iowa, having a population of 5000,
mostly colored
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You can always buy goods cheaper
at special sale than in a regular way
There is a big special sale now on at
The Hub
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Commencement Exercises and Alumni
Association Meeting, Iowa State
Agricultural College, Ames,
Iowa, June 80 1904.

For the above occasions Burlington
Route will sell round trip tickets June
3,6 and 8, at 'one ana one third fare
for round trip. Final limit June IL,
1904. w. S. Parker, Agent
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FOR SALE-312. ACRE FARM: WITHIN
three miles of South Omaha stock yards:
$4,000 worth of buildings, good stock
farm. ~ acres timber. balance meadow
pasture and cultivated. Will consider
so or 160 acres in trade. Price 800 per
acre. Jno. w. Grow, Real Estate, Minden
Iowa
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PAcKWooD.

Packwood, June 2. Harry Mills,
who is working for Eicher and Myers,
moved his family here today.
Miss leila Sanchez, of north of town.
died Saturday night of consumption
and was buried Monday in the Hal
ferty cemetery.
Mrs. o. F. Fryer returned Tuesday
from three weeks sojourn in Michi-
gan.
Mrs. Arthur Miller and son of Mt.
Pleasant, are visiting Mr.. Miller's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Hitler of
Church street.
Joe Bottorf lost a valuable horse
Saturday night. The horse was sick
but short time with the collie.
All the graves in the new cemetery
were decorated Monday.
Mills orchestra of Richland gave an
excellent concert Tuesday night.
William Snider, who has been a suf-
ferer from cancer for several years,
is now confined to his bed.
0. B. Myers lost a valuable bird dog
last week. His death was caused by
injuries received by jumping over a
barb wire fence.
Mrs. j. S. Langhary and her sister,
Miss Maggie Sinclair, have gone to
Des Moines. to attend the Holiness
camp meeting.
The churches are preparing to OBJ.
serve children's day.
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1t is impossible to make saving by
figuring on the income of neighbor.
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FOR SALE-556 ACRES IN MECKLING
township, Clay county South Dakota. 40
miles from Sioux City. Smooth land, rich.
black soil, good improvements $50 per
acre. Jno. w. Grow, real estate, Minden
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Pure silk shirts, the finest Mohairs
in plain and fancy, French percales,
silk stripe. Madras and all the latest
designs in summer shirts will be sold
tomorrow at greatly reduced prices.
These are all new goods this spring at
The Hub.
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Take advantage of the special sale
of clothing. mems shoes and shirts at
the Big Hub Sale.
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Read
lar Attention B..
A/THANKFUL PATIENT.
ottumwa, Iowa, June 1, 100.

Ottumwa, Iowa, June 1, 1904.
l am so thankful to DR.. Bonham
wish to make a statement to the pub
lie without any solicitation. | have
been a resident of Wapello county for
sixty years. | was ruptured about
twenty-five years ago and suffered a
great deal. l tried many doctors and
trusses to get relief but they could not
retain my rupture. treated in Des
Moines for three or four months.
They gave me the injection treatment
They did not do me any good nor did
they retain my rupture. | came away
worse than when | went there for
treatment. l also treated with doc
tor in New York who was going to
cure me with a truss and medicine to
apply. The treatment did not benefit
me and my rupture became very
large. | concluded to go to DR.. Bon
ports of cures he had made. | had not
the least faith that he could cure me
but l had to do something. DR.. Bon
ham said he could retain the rupture
and he thought cure it, SO as to make
me comfortable the rest of my life. l
told him to do his best. He fitted a
truss that retained the rupture and he
gave me treatment so that now have
no signs of rupture without any truss.
am 76 years old and am so thank
full to DR.. Bonham l cannot say too
much in his favor. If I have to wear
truss the rest of my life as protec-
ton l will still be thankful He is
not pretender as some doctors would
have you believe but does his work
skilfully. Go to him if you have a
rupture and stick to him and believe
he will cure you.
B. ]. HARMON,
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Three shoe statesmen wanted at The
Hub for 10 days.
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1t is impossible to enjoy religion by
main strength.
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Don't fail to read the big advertise
ment on Page 5 this paper.
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If the mind be not pure the hand will
be given TO the devil.
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LAND EXCURSION

To Minnesota and North Dakotal Tuesday,
June 18th. The crops look fine and you will
have nice trip and good investment for
your money. Write for more particulars to
JOHN p. APPLEQuIsT.
1873 e. Main ST., ottumwa, la.
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Six clothing statesmen wanted at the
Hub for ten days. call tomorrow.
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FOR SALE-Two FINE REGISTERED
Poland China boars of 1903 farrow. Phone
or address Charlie August, Belknap, Ia,
X. r. No. 1.
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Two wrapper boys wanted at The
Hub, call Thursday or Friday.
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Eight cash boys wanted at the Hub
right away.
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Ten lady clerks wanted at the Hub
tomorrow.
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FOR sALE-oNE MCCORMICK MOWER,
one corn shelter. one sulky pillow, one
drag saw. one cultivator and some full
blooded Short Horn bulls, serviceable age.
One mile north of Dahlonega. I. II.
Smith.
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CURING HIS PATIENTS 4
is THE RECORD OF DR.. eoNHAM.
Many Patients of Iowa Certify That They
Have Been Cured of Chronic Diseases.

Cures Rupture, Piles and VericoceIe, Diseases oil
Women, Catarrl of the Nose, Throat, Lungs, Skin
Diseases, Cancer and Nervous Diseases Dis
eases OF the Stomach, Rheumatism and
Other Chronic Diseases by Electro
Medical Treatment.
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wANTED-SHEEP TO SHEAR WITH
machine, more wool, smooth job Ad-
dress Jas. Fetrow, Agency, Iowa.
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Read the big ad on Page 5, this
paper
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A man with a gun will be given hal
the road.