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BIRMINGHAM.

Birminbham, June 17.-Mrs. T. A.
Sherman is entertaining her sister
from Kansas City MO
Prof. Ragsdale, of Eldon, came in
Sunday morning for short visit with
his parents.
Born-Monday morning, June s, a
son, to Frank Bennett and wife.
Miss Nellie sCountryman left Mon
day for Cedar Falls, where she will
take course in the Normal school.
Geo. Israel and family will arrive
this week from their California trip,
we'll pleased with their visit, but pre-.
ferring Iowa as home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Riley arrived
home last evening from st. Louis,
we'll pleased with the fair.
Mrs Carroll Stentz, of What Cheer,
is visiting ]. s. Goodson and family
this week.
Mrs. Stanley Kerr has returned
from a visit in Burlington.
Miss Amy Topping, of Burlington,
spent last week with relatives and
friends,
Mrs. Mary Raney and family. of
Fairfield, spent a few days at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Rachel
Boyle, last week.
Rev. F. W. Burchell preached two
able discourses at the PRESBYTERIAN
church Sunday, morning and evening.
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PAckwooD.

Packwood, June IL. - Rev. Gilbert
OF the M. 3. church, is in Mt. Pleasant
attending commencement of the Iowa
Wesleyan university.
Sol. Willhm sdorfer returned last
week from Onawa, where he witnessed
the graduation of a grandchild.
Mrs. Ben Sisson of Moulton, visit
ed her cousin, Mrs. Ed. Woolums last
week. '>'0'
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Grove. of Fair.
field, called on Packwood friends to.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockman, of Richland,
were guests the first of the week of
their daughter, Mrs. l. D. Eicher.
Mrs. Barbara Hintz is on the sick
list.
Mi. and Mrs. L. G. Myers and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Norman were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Myers, Sunday.
Miss Fay Hughes has returned from
Woolson and is at the home OF j. G.
Oliver, south of town.
Mrs. G. T. Norman who was badly
injured in runaway eight weeks ago,
has about recovered. Excepting her
hands, which were badly sprained, be-
side several bones being broken.
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kEB.

Keb, June 17.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Nicholson, of Des Moines, are visiting
In the city this week, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Don Nicholson, at their home
on, Main street. Mr.. Nicholson is a
veteran of the civil war, hale and
hearty. He is engaged as carpenter
on, the army post there and says they
put up twenty-eigh buildings at the
post the past year.
Departed this life on Tuesday, June
8, at 10 p. m, Matilda, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Dom
aldson, aged nine months. The little
one was sick from it's birth. The fun
eral services were held at the family
residence on Tuesday at / p. m. by
Rev. George Scott. The remains were
followed by large number of friends
to the Ottumwa cemetery, where they
were laid to rest. Their many friends
extend their sympathy in their sad
bereavement.
Mrs. A. Long and Mrs. Frederickson.
Jr, spent wednesday in Ottumwa, the
guest of Mrs William Richards, in
Gtayestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis spent
Tuesday in Ottumwa.
Departed this life at her home in
Wier City on June 8, Margaret May
Maring, aged "a years and months,
the only daughter of James and Isa-
bella Richardson. Deceased was born
at Lucas on December 5, 1880. She
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BATAVIA.

Batavia, June II. = Mrs. Dena Hol-
land. wife of Edd. Holland, living one
half miles west of town, died Wednes-
day evening, June s, at o'clock She
was about 26 years of age. She leaves
a husband, two children, mother,
brothers and sisters and host of
friends to mourn their loss.
H. D. Kreigh is taking a vacation
and is spending the time travelling
through Colorado and other western
states.
Arthur Holland. of Chicago, arrived
Friday morning to spend short time
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Harden of Mis-
souri,, were called here by the death of
Mrs. I'D Holland.
Mr.. Buchanan was called to Ottum wa
Saturday by the death of his brother,
Hon. A. w. Buchanan, of that place.
Mr.. Connolly, of st. Louis, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. John German.
Fred Shive Of Eldon, is visiting at
home for few days.
Miss Eva Stansberry, Of Chicago,
delivered an address on missionary
work at the M. E. church Sunday at
1850 a. m.
Mrs Roy LOFTY of Eddyville, is Wis
Iiting at Geo. Jagers.
w. t. Gsbbert of Fl Madison, is Wis
iting his brother, DR.. B. F. Gabbert.
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cHEouEsT.

Chequest, June II. - Cheuuest has
had two fine rains this week.
Grover Shaffer returned to his home
here last Saturday from Des Moines
where he had been attending school
at brakes university.
Rev. William Heger and family of
White Elm and Misses Ora McCul.
Tough and Alma Plowman were enter.
tanned Sunday at the home of j. A.
Shaffer.
Misses Della Morrow of Douds. Min.
ME Plowman of this place and Maude
Potter and brother Stan Beeler of
Lebanon were dinner guests Sunday
at the home of w. H. Harryman.
A. p. Mccullough, wife and son
Earnest spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. Lewis near Pittsburg
Mrs John Smith was on the sick
list several days last week,
w. B. Strait and wife attended
church Sunday and visited with f. s.
Harryman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Green visited
over Sunday with relatives near Stock.
port.
Wade Harryman and family spent
Sunday with the family of Otto Nc
Cullough.
j. b. Shaffer and son Grover were at
keosauqua Monday on business
A number from here attended chill.
dren's services at Douds Sunday eve.
ming.
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LANCASTER.

Lancaster, June 17.-Sam Terrell
and family were in Hedrick last week
on account Of the sickness and death
of Mrs. John Frits.
Mrs. Nancy Goodhart and daughter
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Baker and Frank Mar
shall visited at Frank Follman's Thurs
day of last week.
Max Glass, Tom Terrell and Ivan
Bott went to Ames with the Ollie band
June 3.
Mrs. Dogget and daughter, from
Richland, visited at Jas. Gilliland's
last week.
The people of the Christian church
observed Children's day Sunday even
ing. There was large crowd in at.
tendance and good program was
rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Parkhill, of Sig
Quincy. visited at Willard Parkhill's
Monday.
Ned Arginbright, of What Cheer, is
visiting relatives here.
Homer, John and Hattie Jacobs at
tended an ice cream social in Clear
Creek township Friday evening.
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oRMANviLLE.

Ormanville, June ia serious ac-
cident occurred here Tuesday, when
Mrs. LOWE Cary Huff was thrown
from her horse on her way to visit a
neighbor. She received serious if not
fatal injuries, her collar bone being
crushed. Her friends sympathize with
her, for she is dearly loved by all.
Adam Lewis is seriously ill.
Miss Lola Leonard and her brother,
Master Moses, spent Saturday night
and Sunday in Ash Grove,
Mrs. Elizabeth Swartzenbaugh is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. L.
Leonard.
June IL being the twentieth ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs John Phillips
wedding, also the fortieth birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Phillips, they enter
tanned their friends most royalty at a
fine dinner as only Mrs. Phillips can
serve. The guests were: Messrs. and
Mesdames John Bachman, w. e. Bea-
ner, ]. M. Bailey and family. Henry
Vandello and family, j. G. Phillips and
family, E. Haining, e. s. Berry, Henry
Renfrew. Peter Schwartz and family.
Frank Wellman and family, o. r.
Davis and family, L. Tarrence and
family, Ed Oswald and family, Will
Campbell and son, Messrs. Briscoe
Beamer, Lee Alfred, Mrs. Mary Jacob
son, Mrs. Tennson. Mrs. Phillips was
the recipient of many costly presents
as souvenirs of the joyous event. All
wish her many happy returns.
Baptismal services on the fourth
Sunday of this month at p. M, at
Sherman chapel. Rev. McCampbell
will conduct the services. All are
most cordially invited.
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OAK, HILL.

Oak Hill, June IA nice rain Wis
tied this vicinity Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Roberts were
business visitors at Bloomfield Mon
day.
Mr.. Bishop, Miss Ivy Sumner, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henshaw, of Eldon, vis-
tied at the Sumner home Saturday and
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Knecht were guests
at the Robt Lock home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Parks attended
the l. 0. o. F. memorial services at
Milton Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Warner, of Lebanon. has been
prospecting for coal on the l.. F. Parks
farm the past week. Many people have
long believed coal to be under the hills
along the Chequest creek, but Mr.,
Parks is the first one to make an at
tempt to find out if it will prove true.
the progress of drilling is being
watched with interest and all hope it
will prove a success.
A number of young folks gathered at
the home of e. E. Buckles last Sat
urday evening. The evening was
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5 NEIGHBORHoCD NEWS
sTRlNerowN.

d
Stringtown, June IT, = Mr.. and Mrs.
II. s. Heninger of Martinsburg were
Stringtown visitors on Wednesday.
DR.. d. H. King of Abingdon was a
caller at the home of e. F. Vannoy one
day this week.
g. w. Davis was in Abingdon on
Thursday.
p. F. Vannoy was in Competine one
/, day the first of the week.
! Miss Made Shaw closed a very sue
|, cessful term of school at Smiths
Rancho Friday June II with a picnic
dinner and a short program which is
as follows:
Greeting song by the school.
Recitation. welcome by Bert
Peterson.
Recitation, my Kitty's Picture" -
by Alley Davis.
Recitation, "Whistling in Heaven
by Lillian Putnam.
Recitation, "Tiny Little Feller," -
J Lester Putnam.
1 Song by the school-"Whistle and
4 Hol."
Recitation, "six Times Nine,"-Ha-
i 10 Putnam.
Dialogue, Becky Calico" by seven
girls.
Recitation, Mammals Kisses" Har-
4 old Hawthorne.
I Eunice Hawthorne.
Z Recitation, Patience" Clifford
7 Peterson.
Recitation, "Come Here and
B Scratch" - Teddy Vannoy.
( Recitation, "The Little Maids Ser.
i mon," Ona Davis.
4 Recitation, mo Place for Boy
Burlie Wright.
Recitation, IA Smack in School, -
Bernice Hawthorne.
A Dialogue, "Stolen Sweets,"-by three
boys and two girls.
Recitation, Mothers Fool" --Artie
McReynolds.
Song, "The Presidents" by the
school.
Recitation, "a Stitch in Time" wi.
{ ola Peterson.
Recitation, "The Old Minister'S Res
$ ignation, Florence Hawthorne.
Recitation. "a Boys Opinion" Ray
mond Hawthorne.
Recitation, "Hallie's Lesson" - An
ma Davis.
Recitation, "seein' Things Ralph
Merry.
] Recitation = Ava Shaw.
Dialogue, 1.-THE Bachelor Girls Club
by eleven gilrs.
Recitation - Blanche Mowery.
Recitation, t'Have Only Good Words
-Elsie Wright.
Recitation, Never There When
). Wanted Tommy Vannoy.
Z Recitation, "Too Many of We" EN-
una Davis.
:. - Recitation. "a School Gilrs Revere"
bnsElsie Merry
Recitation. Good Bye" Maud Lu-
: ladder. ~ : ,,sse~ III
Song, Vacation, by the school.
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HAYESvILLE.

a,A Hayesville, June II. = A large num-
Der attended childrens day services
here Sunday evening.
Miss Bernice Hardesty is visiting rel
atives here.
Rev. Pike filled his appointment
here Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Dordon is visiting Mrs Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Utterback of
Ottumwa, visited friends and rela-
tiyes here Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Wiseman attend
ed church in Lancaster Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. leila Baton, of Kansas City,
is staying with relatives here for a
few days.
Y Mr.. Kerr was quite unfortunate last
week. Two of his best horses backed
into the river and were drowned
Mrs. Beall of Sigourney, was in this
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Nancy Hayes and daughter,
Miss Pearl, called on Mrs. H. Crabb
Monday.
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1t is quite likely he will become pas

1t is quite likely he will become pas
tor of the church here.
A we'll rendered program, appropri-
ate to Children's day, was given in
the M. e. church Sunday night by the
members of the Sunday school.
Mrs. Gregg, of Quincy, ILL.,, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Riley.
The marriage of Miss Belle New
bold to Prof. H. N. Wright, Of Howe's
academy, Mt. Pleasant. occurred
June Is, at the brides home near
Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Doty, of Fair
field, were calling on friends Saturday.
The concert given in SINNERS hall
by the Birmingham Chorus Glass. as
sisted by Parsons College School OF
Music, was we'll attended and appre-
ciated.
Albert Gleason and family. of Aller-
ton, Iowa, are visiting Mrs. Gleason's
sister, Mrs. John Cupp.
Charley Deahl Joined his wife here
last week for visit with his family.
Porter Pleasant and wife returned
Saturday from two weeks visit in
st. Louis.
A. G. Ebert had quite a bad runa-
way Saturday in which he received
many bruises and some bad sprains,
but no bones broken.
q. H. Skinner sold and shipped
10 900 pounds or more Of wool to st.
Louis last week.
Mrs B. e. Skinner entertained MRS.
Judge Leggett and Mrs. Cunningham
of Fairfield, Mrs. Moss, OF center
vile, and Rev. and Mrs. Carey MOORE
of Fulton, H., last Friday
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WEST VAN BUREN,.

West Van Buren,, June H. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Pollock were called to
Libertyville Sunday to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Carter
The little four-year-old daughter of
Newton Spencer is lying at the point
of death with whooping cough and
pneumonia.
Wade Fl. Harryman and family spent
Sunday with Otto o. Mccullough and
family.
VIM. Heger and family spent Sunday
in this vicinity
Cole Swift of Selma was a business
caller here one day this week.
Miss Rose Green of Leando, visited
Miss May Green this week.
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OAK RIDGE.

Oak Ridge, June IL. - Charles
Blitze met with quite an accident last
Friday. He fell from a ladder and
broke two of his ribs. He is getting
along nicely
Several people attended the chill.
dren's day exercises at the Main
Street church Sunday morning.
Rev. D. G. Bevan preached at Oak
Ridge Sunday afternoon. Quite num-
Der attended the service.
Spence Smith and wife visited at the
home of Fritze Reinhard Sunday. They
also attended the services at Oak
Ridge.
Miss Lizzie Hurton visited at the
home of Mrs. Scott Rush at Agency
last week.
Quite number Of Oak Ridge young
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WEST CHESTER.


West Chester, June ia splendid
shower fell Monday evening.
: Ora Hamilton is improving. DR..
sBrockman of Ottumwa, was called in
consultation and decided it was not
appendicitis.
Mrs. David Bennett received severe
injuries in, her ankle from jumping
from the buggy when the horse scared.
Johnston Caldwell, living in Salem
but attending school in Iowa City,
stopped on his way home to visit his
brother, DR.. J. E. Caldwell.
The new sidewalk and graded yard
Of the M. E. church is quite an i'm
provement.
West Chester stands second as a
stock shipping point between Chicago
and Des Moines.
James Daniels came in from Kansas
Tuesday morning.
t2 The Children's day service at the u
r. church Sunday evening was very
pretty.
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spent in music and dancing. Refresh
ments We're served which consisted of
Ice cream cake and lemonade. All
report very enjoyable time.
me ice cream social at Troy. given
by the Ladies' Aid society was well at
tended and neat sum of money was
realized.
Mrs. Lena Mustard, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Mustard and daughter Matte We're
guests at the G. w. Roberts home Sat-
urday evening and Sunday.
Elmer Chaplin and Ellis Darnell. in
company with the Misses Florence
Darnell and Ida Cassidy. attended me-
moflal services at Milton Sunday.
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GLASSES "' aaR ev II5', STORE sSsfs sssE

Monday with his brother, Robert
Haney.
Rev. Clark and wife visited Monday
at d. M. Perry's.
Miss Matte Vooress called Wednes-
day evening on Mrs. Green Dyer. ;.
Lee Hem visited a few days at home
this week.
|. N. Davis transacted business at
Selma Monday.
D. M. Perry and wife visited Sunday
at the Green Dyer home.
Miss Ruby Hamm visited Wednesday
with Mrs. G. w. Dyer.
Joe Sutten and wife passed through
here Sunday.
Frank Erslkin- and family passed
through here Sunday.
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A NICE HOME.

have nice new six room house, neat
painted barn, half an acre of ground all
nicely fitted up. convenient to excellent
graded school. property cost $1,000. Would
make an ideal home for some one wishing
to move to town and educate his children.
III YOU have n farm of so to Ito acres
you VIII price right / can furnish you a
buyer for It, provided you Will take the
above property as part pay.
Have also two or three cheaper houses
worth about $1,000 each, which am
authorized to trade ON small farms, 40 to
so acres. VIII take land In Wapello or
surrounding counties. Parties will con-
tract now, and exchange possession next
March. See me If you have land to sell.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
Baker Building. Ottumwa, la.
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For Sal :

wv
we nave for sale and exchange a very
large list of Arkansas lands Some Of
these lands are prairie lands under cult
Walton, and improved. We also have tim
Der tracts which are becoming very val
liable, and If YOU are disposed to invest
your money where you can watch it grow
rapidly, we do not know of an opportunity
which will equal Arkansas We Just re-
turned this week from this state and we
sold each Of the six buyers who accompa-
MED us on the trip. We would be pleased
to give you the names of number of peo.
Pile to whom we have sold Arkansas ands
and who can give you an unbiased opinion
Of this great state. Corn is now waist
nlgh IN Arkansas and everything looks
fine. The climate and health of Arkansas
are two strong drawing points. We can
In some cases trade you Arkansas lands
for clear income property
NORTON G. SMITH,
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coMPETINs.

Competine, June 15.-Died, at flts
late home Tuesday, June IA, at 4:45
p. M, William Sylvester, ST. He has
been confined to his bed for some six
or eight weeks. but has been in failing
health for two or three years with
what proved to be cancer of the liver.
Mr.. Sylvester was born in Shelby
county, Ind, June %, 1887. and came
with his pjarents to jefferson county.
Iowa, In 1852, and to Competine town.
ship in 1858. He was married to Miss
Nancy Caldwell Oct. IS, 1859. There
was born to them five girls and three
boys. One boy has preceded him to the
other world some years ago. Five
daughters and two sons are living.
The younger son lives at home with
his mother on the farm. All the chill
dren are living near here The oldest
son lives in Highland township; Mrs.
Duser and Mrs II. Davies live in
COMPETING township. He leaves three
brothers, Christopher, George, OF
Abingdon, and John, of Competine
His funeral will be held Thursday
June 16 at IL a. m. in the Baptist
church at Competine. conducted by
Rev. Jasper Smith, of Hedrick, an old
friend of theEfamily.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Bap-
tist church will serve ice cream, lem
onade and strawberries Saturday ev-
ening on the lawn of the church. Miss
Anna Morgan will give reading.
"Maurine," by Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
Saturday evening, June Is at s p. m.
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FAIRFIELD cHAUTAuQUA.
The Assemblies VIII be on the Fair
Grounds.

Fairfield, June 17.-(Special) 1.-The
attendance upon the Fairfield Chautau-
qua promises to be so large that 1t
mas been decided to hold the assem-
blies on the fair ground in the north
west part of this city. These grounds
are convenient to both depots and
easy Of access from all parts of the
city. They also provide ample stable
accommodations for such as may de-
sire them. There is good shade for
tents and an abundant supply of good
water The management will spare
no efforts in arrangements for the
comfort and pleasure of those who
may attend the meetings.
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ding anniversary. About eighty guests

ding anniversary. About eighty guests
We're present
Paul Carey, of Fort Dodge, arrived
last week to make an extended visit
with relatives and friends.
+. l.. Baker had his residence treat
ed to coat of paint recently.
Mrs. Emily Myers is spending a few
days in Ottumwa.
Mrs. j. w. wellman is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Kittie Hendryx
Ira Haining attended lodge in town
Saturday evening.
W. S. Wellman was in the county
seat on business Tuesday.
Mrs Kittie Hendrix and son George
visited relatives in Amador Monday.
Mamie Wellman visited last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Wellman, OF
Ottumwa.
Mrs. Hardin Garrison was taken to
the insane asylum at Mt. Pleasant last
week.
Mrs. Cora Randall spent Monday at
Will Kirshiner's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monford Cloyd passed
through Amador Tuesday, enroute to
Sam Randall's.
George Shadley visited at the Chance
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman, of Ottumwa,
visited recently with the formers pa
rents.
Mrs. Byron Cruger and son julius
visited at the Schwartz home last
week.
d. S. Ralston had the misfortune of
losing gold watch recently.
Misses Irma Day and Julia Rowe
left Saturday for California.
John Day and daughter Clara were
In town Saturday.
Bert Wilkinson and family visited
at the LaRue home In ottumwa sun
day.
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DAVIS COUNTY LINE.

Davis County Line, June IT, =
Henry Vaughn and wife left Monday
for st. Louis to attend the worlds fair.
Luria Lcomis and family passed
here Sunday.
Will Hamm and family visited rela-
lives here Saturday and Sunday.
sam Haney Of Davis county, visited
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AMADoR.

Arnador, June TT. L. Baker and
family attended church at Mt Zion
Sunday and spent the remainder of the
day at Jacob Bakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips enter
tanned Sunday in honor Of their we'd
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people attended the ice cream social
given at Nasty Corners last Saturday
evening.
The rain of Wednesday was badly
needed. Everything is looking very
promising now.
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FOR SALE CHEAP THREsHING OUT
fits, consisting of IL Ii. p. Stevens en-
CINE. 83x50 Port Huron separator with
wind stacker and weighcr. Nichols &
Sheppard h. p engine. 2Ix40 Autumn
Taylor separator. Low price and good
terms. d. L. Shore, Eldon, Iowa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ON THE ROSEBUD RES.
ervation. Send so cents for large section.
al map and full information. to Bonesteci
State bank, Bonesteel, s. d.
ABOUT JUNE ISL SHALL HAVE A
good Is per cent Investment to offer. 1t
is absolutely high class and worthy your
confidence. For terms address w. G..
Bennett, 1882 Monadnock Block, Chicago.
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A large amount of petty thieving is
reported at Council Bluffs, store
keepers being the victims.
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FOR SALE; HIGHLY I'M
proved: 1.120 acres. decided; bottom land ::
splendid hoy and farm land; fenced and
cross-fenced: % acres timber; good
buildings; seven flowing wells. Anyone
wanting to buy the best improved ranch
in Holt county. write the owner. c. NJ.
Smith. Chambers, Neb.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-18
FOR SALE AND TRADE.

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