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money FOR ALL"

We loan you mons. In sums to suit, weekly.
furniture. piano or household good. Of every de-
sciptic. We charge nIiy for the time you
have use Of the money. and make no extra
charges when sick, out Of employment O. other
nisfcrtune. No publicity. No delay. You get
tas money the SANE day you apply. W. pay
any bills you owe and ADVANCE you more men
sJ. Our past record speaks for itself. A pet
scaAi interview will thcrouehlv convince yol
Of thes facts. II you ar. unaSi. 10 call. wits
Or telephone us-both phones. Kinloch q $50;
Fell Main 0s-and We will send our special
representative 10 VOC.
Ntrw YORK FINANCE co. SIS L ST.
0 1Is and > ODD FELLOWS BLDG,
POST OFFICE
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

Tsii.y Park Aocnurrnsssion Departs $50 .
~. ION n III. ia p m. $50 n n ri1
n M. fs2t n m EIS n n S-S T. TiaS
p. m. hrrires s:N a "a. r:g e. go.
p. m. t1:19 u. m rl-is > m
Psc!ic Acco~r-castion I-cr-ts 0.S o. n
S2:6 p r.. s:t y. q. ir-Srs IA = g..
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vRs. DR.. DENNIS, 263s WASHINGTON

The only reliable iyinc-in institute in the city:
IL dissatisfied elsewhere come out to my place
and compare 4. with other places: perfect seclu-
sion during confinement: ssillful medical st,en-
ton: absolute secrecy and safety assured, moth
eriy care: home comforts: abortion II desired;
ladies' treated. success guaranteed; charles rea-
sonabi. IN all cases: consultation and lnforrns-
tIce ffee. Iadies. call or write.
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ORDER OF coLuMBIAs KNIGHTS.

LOUIS LODGE. so. s.. ORDER OF
- Soipn,si.n knishts; meets eyssy s~UUna
and fourth Eonday at hail No J. od Fe.-
ie~S iuilains. Visiting msmt<rs Of IT,. erdar
.i meetings 4 D. BKokAW. Presi6.pi
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JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.

YoN COUNCIL. NO. 81 JR-. o. L. A. NJ.
- meets every Monday evening at Junior
o. U. A. II. Hail. No. 1881 south Seventh
street. Visitors are welcome.
l. 4. WEISMANTEL C.
p. Boil. Secretary. COS Gasccnade street.
m cPHERSoN COUNCIL. NO. 4. JR., O.. U.
~ A NJ, meets every Tuesday. southwest
corner Ninth and Arsenal streets. Visiting
brethren fraterraIly invited.
WIN. ]. GREENWOOD. ST.. Councillor.
Ihos. H Greenwood. Secretary.
81. LOUIS COUNCIL. No. ], JR. O. U A
- n. meets every Monday evening a. {
O'clock at Bowman Hall. Eleventh and Locust
streets. Visitors invited ard members cSpectei
J. ". Mortz, Councillor.
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ROYAL LEAGUE.


COUNCIL. No. III. ROYAL.
W League. meets every second ard fo,,rth
"wednesday evening in hall No. 6 Frstarnai
building, Next meeting Wednesday. October as
Celebration OF t~enty-fr.t anniversary OF RoyaI
League by supreme and advisory councils. Good
speaking. entertainment and refreshments. All
members OF the order cordially invited.
Fl. II. Jones. Scribe.
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CHICAGO Avn sITOx
CHICAGO. PEoRI. AND ST. LOUIS RY.

Alton ana Peoria Express s:fi am -Is p-I
Alton and Peoria Mail--.-'n=iz am ss:s p'
Cnagfniqua ard String. Er- s7-= nm ss.s1 a,
Trains arriving at $50 g. IN. via EcSS'-
Fair Station Trains departing az IS = IT.
via Worlds Fair station
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SzS7rh1D THfna
Depart-Ff1m UHtn Es1kru- F- <S3a
p N, TN p. N, SIS q M. eS.p = n 49,
Olive Street Sstson: 81 Chai1el -:aS -:
Fsryuson. 'e:S a Il. fs5 . r. LIZ D p.
AnySI. us5ao ss.,su.: y 90
H. IS D. nTsS p L.. ts.f =. q. i1sS
a. m Al Ciire sueet Hxtfn: 81 rsrfes.
6rids-tn. ST q m. ss1e .. m: Fcrr1.n.
rRoa wSRt6sH ri S@
%0<u In d4HD~
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HISTORICAL SOCIETIES.

= HE BLUE n THE GRAY MEETS AT
the rooms OF the Missouri Historical So
c.ety, No. 1900 Locust street, upon call Of the
commandsnt. JOSEPH BoYCE. Captain.
E. C. Robbins. First Sergeant
~ oLuNrKER FIREMEN's HISTORICAL
Society meets third Sunday of every
month. z p. m. No. 800 Locust street. All sd.
Louis volunteer fremen are invited to attend
JOSEPH BOYCE, President.
Frank NJ. Brooks. Secretary.
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ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED
MAsOSs,
ECR9E WARRINGTON LODGE, no. D.
" a :. & A n, will hold sta;ed e0.nrr-i-
n,eatiou Tuesday, November - At 7:5c p. m,
az 3facortc Temple. Grand an. Ffnrey avenues.
The-c will be work n The degrees, Visitors ars
welcome. GEO. ". AAEI w. y.
N1i. =. Peyrolss. Js.. Secretary.
M IssoURr LODGE. NJ. l. A. A NJ
SpsciHi Communication, on FRIDAY, No
veu!eer Z! {: : p IN. CcTinrslsn Hall. Grand
Avenue HEecn!C Temple. n. II. degr... I r.
candidate. Icnter- ard visiting r-rthrcn "a
requested 70 attend
Ky. u. HoLI.ANp. Ac,ius w. y
John Z. pesTns. secretrry.
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DOCTOR HOGAN, 2215 OLIVE.

Medical ard surgical dissasss Of women q
specialty. Regularly licensed home
Patients received at .any time, sefore. and
sired: trained nurses: home comforts: lsdies IL
trouble. call or write: terms reasonable Con-
sf,ltsfton free.
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OF PYTiIIAs.
MOTICE!

3ES
A spec.aI pythiau meeting will H. he'd at
tScndayi night. for the pu-pose q organizing
The 81. Louis Big Night Committee. An N gAts
engagements To- be made 70 initiate 20 ceri!-
dates for n"Nt spring.
e UaLINGToN LODGE. NO IL. 4. OF T..
~ meet. every Wednesday evening n FRA
street and Franklin avenue. at S ?. m. w.da-.
Gay evening. September q. WORK IN th- rsiia
The evening". Members will please attend. VS.
t:ors are cordially invited
Frank o.coHnor. x. q r. { s.
{: AsTLE HALL. COLUMBIA LODGE. 40.
~ 225. X. y P. meets TUESDAY evening. No
yetnber . Nomination Of orncfrn Tn .ineg1i-
Visiting ST2iI.f rS s GST5ialis iHT.i1f ! 49,. = =
J. i. Dempsey. X. Of r.. IS.
CASTLE HALL Oh MONITOR LopGE. NO.
q. X. OF r. meets every Thurr1sy even
Ing In centvry building. Ninth and Olive
streets. vIsitOrr always welc0me. Members *
y. ). Otto. Hooper Of records and Seal.
GHEvALIER LODGE. NO. -. Il. OF p
Castle I3alI Ia ODD Fellow TeiHpie. Hal
WSan.dass n 49, ~ g"els' .s mss'''S Is 80
the A]npliaed RsnE OF knight wednesday even
ing, November Z. 1905. iiIu-ratol VITA sters-
opticon views; slee business of inIpertaacc.
Attest: Louis W. aorgcnfrsI, *. u r. 1 ).
Address. $50 Arsenal street
= ANoN LODGE, NO. :. K p, MEETS
building. Ninth and Olive. seventh roor. hall
Nc. 2 II Z o'clock. Work n fenh OF knight
evening. &o'smbs- 3 n sgi / sasppscSe1il.
Visiting brythsrs are cordially invited
II. H. Esrn.!. L gE !. y. / : s. sT N. sas G. .
avenue.
F uTuEE GREAT LODGE; NO. -5. X .og
P. EOwsra's Hall. Tht!.ieth and Olive.
meets .yert weia..aay at s e:e;eeE, visitors
:. Ees.... K. e:E
- Ac:Flc LODGE. No. a4. *. OF p.
Hee:s every "Wednesday evening. Century
S Nm g N:5sh snf 3iise ';.ssn, Novsinhsr :.
Gers Cigars 'isit-ts ilvitsG
VA. Gray. X. Of r 8
bride OF III WEST. No. "a. X. oE =
hsil. sol,hs1.; Gerrer q Ninth and MARKET
VICTOR EKCENING. &C
- YTHACoXAs LODGE. NO. III. X. OF p.
bali. n mssis ce.ner oraSd s sss kastoa sse.
srt'. g. S,slo'k; YORK KNIGHT -sns %nsacsr
Ii. I WALKER. {. C.
z. Ettlns.-. N. Of Z & s.. 253 Ess;0E ave
fE oGEI-L Va CcNNS lbiDfff. NJ. LII. r.
"a er =. meets eyr-y Monday evening al .
o'clock. West Hall. Century building. Ninth
ard olive streets. Monday, November =. work
N !aiIl Of KuIsh;. Members reGu.sted to at'.;iG.
Visitors welcome. DASH Il STDIL. 4. ..
Attest: Henry Il. In.hh-rt. <. OF u. 6
w ABAsIt DaE 80: ~ K. OF. ?.
hall. eoothw e1t corner broadway and Benton. |
Ngfeu,be- 2. Ncrk u he rank Of Esquire.
Visitors selGcne. o. l. OSBORN, g. G.
u. C. sau:se. x. CT H. q g.
AfAsuISGrON LoDGE. NO. lS5, X. OF y,
Friday evening. November y. Election ~ Of
t'ctrs fer lsS. Smoker. a. !. e. =. |
Joseph P. DrU;n!ca. K. ot Il. Il H.. Maple. |
wood. No.
n ELENA LODGE. No. 81. h. OF p,
- meets Gondsy eveniHs. November q. IN
hAu No. !. tenth 1oo- Century building, 1t 3
o'clock. N regular cc7y enfiGr. EgEIn>rs tx
pectet and y-!s..Crs cordially invited TO attend
yEASk J. yOLLAh, c. c. |
Attssti Q. Brooks. X 81 z 4.
p. @. Boz LOCI
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ENGINES EEFTTTEp.
Ore 1915 plan. Chandler & Taylor.
one i2SS piston valve Smi;h-BcesS.
Two eiiNi2 plain Phoenix.
ono IIl0 plain: ore 7si4 plain.
One sIS plain, vertical.
one ti.x5 marin. engine
Mt ~REFTTTEp.
One .N4'.ai9 Hooker piston pump.
One sxs1s Hooker piston pump.
One sN51l0 Reilly pistLn pump.
one s1x2sNs Knowles piston pump
One 3l.xfxs Cameron piston pump.
one 3X2S3 wo-thinrton duplex.
one 4.N21S< McGowan duplex
BOILERS. SECONDHAND.
One battery. each IS In. by % IT. with IL Gin.
fue..
One IS in. by rs IT. with forty st.-ia. fues.
One s6-in. by &c IT. with TWO it-in- fues.
One s-horse-power portable boiler on wheels.
Two le-h--p. vertical boilers.
One SHIP. vertical boiler
Ons P'xl13f' planer ard thatcher.
Two - 4Isidei moIder.
One cone sander: one groove saw.
One scroll saw.
One double cutoff saw.
One varying carver
One 2-spindle: one I-spindle shapar.
One cabinet saw: one lock machine.
One hand drum sander.
Op- ripeau.
one kxs rsfriEerat.nr machine
cHAS r. TRAMPE. SO ". Main ST.
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MACHINERY WANTED.

A SECONDHAND vilcanizing machine for
public.
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DON'T PAY BIG INTEREST

rtEkffJEE SIAs6s; HoRsEs MxS9Ts:
80 "a opeisbgSSNT 4 I'D s:ssSs I'M fEsk 81.
rpsn u Ozark building. ANDERSON FL
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so t,-suts's EasJ Nsay-sioo

AAsaas4 sa1Aned pe1Dst. withsrt security
- kDow1e4ee q spJone. by rztes the lcweri,
~ snS nsS private IN the city. Gail al
&5A Ch3nkni building.
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A :pec.2l pythiau meeting will H. he'd q
llfEr. Century building. tu-frorrov
Monday night. for the pm-pose q or2suiz,ni
he ~. Louis Big Night Committee. Al kl gAt.
itte Tee uested 10 be present Important "
engagements To- he made 70 initiate 20 card.
datea fnr now snrin..
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PRINTING.

A~AAAl-Cheapest PLACE In town for printing.
McGill & Co. 12i y. Eleventh.
BROS. printers. 81 Pine. solicit
your business and guarantee sHtisfactton: fnc
commercial wor! a speciality: KIN. 1884.
Of tyre. Printer. 513I Lawton ave.
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NGfrH 4. 1RNLER,
Au yssrvexSA u. D. kenii buftdfcs
koGasd q fissssn1ssf E.fssIi .AIra
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q at 3 Per Cent,
W. 8. PRICE
a ON FURNITURE.

- 0W VKE.
8eles and ferSo unhsard Of. LOOK:
f1a weekly pays a SIS loan.
LID weekly pays . $50 loan.
SL4 reeklt pays q 80 loan.
SO vsekly gays Q 81 loan.
P2yDeptS c1D be mace weekly. sssairuonthir
r ns1ufhly, il IS To your interest 10 co.,suft
uG- AL buktnsss prtyate and above hoard. Sec
W. u FINANCE co.
81 Chemical bcilding. Eighth ana o,tvs.
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IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

Fourth street -aS Che1teGa Ar<a1s
Station.
Dc Soto AceoEsxe6attcc>--. 80 PC CSC 30
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CARPET CLEANING.


AMERICAN Steam Garnet Cleaning &C
pes cleaned and renovated. made over and laid.
Nineteenth and Pine. Beaumont 90: y 20.
CHICAGO Steam Nrpet-Clesn!ng Co., W. y.
McCou-tnsy. Msnsger-Ca-pe.s renovated, look
EMPIRE Steam CARPET Cleaning Co. ". Wa
te-rnnn. &sraRer-Carpeis renovated. look like
neE. nc Lucas: tel. Beaumont 2O: Kin. C eS6.
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sEREW-cUTTlNG lathe: lg-inch swing. II.
<rameke yp5A Eenra-ly
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ADVANCED TO SllARleD PEOPLE

s.,sf1. osrses-ssnss keepers. r!tseut ss.
49, ~ He1seg bldg, 80 CHESTNUT
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MRS. DR.. MEYERS

49, yv0t rrsIst Sattns: sa.-sfscaon H.1s-
1p1&a. kfus fs1souahl4: rs n,ezIGue. liz 4
Peuft1SeM II: tel Einloch c 20.
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L KINDS OF MACHINERY
sought. sc!d and exchange. Write ~ call At
SChOEllR0RM ALBRIGHT MACHINERYCO
iS y. ST. 81. LOUIS. NO.
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III LODGE, NO. 81. 1. o. o. r
w meets tie second and fourth Mondays "
each month. Fraternal building. Eleventh and
Franklin avenue, room Nc. }. Work in the de-
srees every %Inseting. Visitors are cordially in
vitsd. FRANZ II. JEWELL, Noble Grand.
Ike Hirschfeld. Secretary. Ills n. Sarah ct.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-13
IT WAS NO DREAM.
Even Tho Nearly Incr,dibIe.

-vNh suO-ntSOasiy suS1's0t0s0s
For twenty years / suffered with
piles sometimes being confined to my
bed for days at time. The relief re-
ceived from doctors, both in the United
States and Mexico was temporary and
more frequently received no relief:
other medicines had no effect; 1t was q
continual drag; / was fit for nothing.
/ finally tried Pyramid Pile Cure; first
application was magical; could not
believe l was awake nex. morning.
/ experienced relief moi. known for
twenty years.
zone box cured me. but not believ-
Ing mygelf cured bought two more
and they are still in my trunk. / first
used this remedy In July, 1902; HAVE
HAD no OCCASION To USE IT
SINCE. The world should know Of
Pyramid Pile Cure. have no words
to express it's merits" e. A. Leonard.
Nueva Gale de San Antonio de las
Huertas No. +, City Of Mexico.
Pyanlid Pile Cure is in the form OF
suppostory, which is admitted to be
the best form Of treatment for piles;a
1t comes In direct contact with the
painful trmors and does, Its work
quickly and painlessly. 1t is sold by
druggists generally, for So cents 9
package and there Is no other remedy
Gust as good" Write Pyramid Drug
Co., Marshall, Mich, for their little
book describing the cause and cure Of
piles, as 1t is sent free for the asking.
Hot Soda.
Chocolate, beef tea, coffee clam bull
lion, tomato bullion, 5 cents.
DAVIS PHARMACY.
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| ASA'NA ~ 1851 AAOuhS S1.OV pCA SGAShs AL
| grocers.
Simmons book store will be oper
evenings until after Christmas.
|
Mr.. j. A. Bryant of st. Anthony
was in the city Monday on business.
We are giving 30 per cent discount
on all new pianos. Eade Music Co.
The flour that makes everyone smile
Fishers Best. Ask your grocer for
| 1t.
Another shipment of beautiful hand
painted china just received at Sim
mons book store.
The Catholic Ladies' Mite Society
will give a chicken supper in the school
house Thursday evening, Dec. Is. All
invited
Miss Janeth Chambers, of Davenport.
arrived in the city Monday and will be
the guest of Miss Grace Birdsall until
the latters marriage on December 20.
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy j. Nc
Grath, who died at the Soldiers
Home Sunday evening, was held at the
Home this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Chaplain Jesse Cole ofI1ciated and the
interment was in the Home burying
ground.
Members of the German Rebekah
Lodge, Concordia. No. 295, Joined in
happy surprise upon Mr.. and Mrs. Cot
tlieb Schmelz Monday evening ut their
home, I'll East Linn street. The occa-
OF he
Of the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schmelz. In the neighborhood of thir-
ty guests were present, and pleasant
evening was enjoyed.
Rev. J. Fl. Thompson, formerly pas
tor of the Methodist church at Elberon,
now pastor at Jefferson, kas., who
has been visiting in this city and st.
Anthony for about a week, went to
Toledo Monday evening. where he will
remain over Sunday. Rev. Thompson
has been visiting in this city with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Barkhurst, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hodges, and at
st. Anthony with his sister. Mrs. r. r.
Gill. He expects to leave for Jefferson
next Monday.
"a Hot Old Time" has the reputation
Of being the most successful farce
comedy ever produced, ana can be
be truthfully said that from the time
the curtain goes up until it's final fall
there is not dull moment in 1t. There
is no entertainment where the ele-
ments OF comedy, music and beauty
are, so delightfully."- united as with "a
Hot Old Time" which will be the at
traction at the Odeon Wednesday eve
ming. In "A Hot Old Time" they will
get the best; they are sure to get a
scenic environment surpassed by few,
elaborate and beautiful gowns, delight
full music funny jokes and clever spec
ialties. A special feature will be
Beautiful Mile. Ami" acknowledged to
be queen of all aerial artists the world
over Her performance is without a
doubt the most thrilling as well as as
tonishing ever witnessed in her line
OF work.
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Diamonds. Chamberlain.
- 60
George ]. Alien, opthalmologist.
Game boards at Bullock's, 30 cents t,

Call and see our line Of slippers FOL
Christmas at George Trautman g. co
Get your pictures framed at Skegg's
wall paper store. 116 East Main street
The latest novelties in brush and
comb sets Mcdonald & Manhood.
$50 -
See our assortment of Allegrettis
Funke's Christmas candies. Mcdonald
& Manhood.
Mrs Carrie Nelson returned Monday
evening from Story City, where she
has been for q few days visit with
| friends.
We have the largest stock of new
pianos in central Iowa; 80 per cent dis
count on all new pianos purchased be-
fore the 25th. Eadie Music Co.
Miss Mary Muhs of Davenport, who
has been in the city for visit of a
few days as the guest of Misses Naomi
Achenbach and Nellie Smith, went to
Nevada Monday evening. Miss NUNS
| was a former teacher in the Nevada
schools, and will visit friends there
during brief stay. She was a school
friend of Miss Achenbach and Miss
Smith at Cedar Falls.
Dick" one of the grays used on the
hook and ladder truck at the central
station, has been seriously i'll for n
few days, suffering septicema, the re-
suit of overreaching while running,
The horse struck one of his front heels
with the shoe of his hind foot, cut
ting 1t slightly. Blood poisoning set
in, and for time it was feared he
might not recover. He Is doing better
now, however, and it is thought is out
of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Williams and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Williams
went to Toledo this morning, to attend
the funeral of Miss Elma Jones, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Jones, who
died Sunday morning of tuberculosis
of the lungs. Miss Jones was cou-
sin of Mr.. J. c. and e. l.. Williams.
She had been i'll for about year, and
had been brought home from Colorado
only few weeks ago. She was 81
years of age.
Washington Irving's charming ROM
antic play, RIP Van Wrinkle" will be
presented at the Odeon Thursday. De-.
cemher Is, by Thomas Jefferson, who
represents the fifth generation of act
ors belonging to that famous family.
The mantle of rip falls naturally on
Thomas shoulders, and it is said his
portrayal Of the lovable old vagabond
is so like that of his father one can
scarcely distinguish one from the 9TH
er when made up for the part. SO
strong is the resemblance one to the
other they appear more like twin
brothers than father and son, even
when walking side by side on the
streets. Not only are they alike in
appearance and manner but also in dis
position. The son possesses the same
sunny nature that has made the faith
er so beloved by the American people
and gained for him the title of Grand
Old Man of the Stage"
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/
The Political Equality Club will meet
Wednesday evening with Miss Hattie
| Dickson, lilo West Main street.
| Music rolls, mandolins, guitars, vio-
| Inns made splendid Christmas presents
Eadie Music Co.
Mrs. Fl. r. Mllhiser left for Webster
City this morning to remain for ar
indefinite visit with her daughter, Mrs
e. B. Wilson.
For the boys for Christmas. a sled,
skates. boxing gloves, foot ball. punch
ing bag, shot gun. rifle. air gun. Bull
locks line OF these goods is complete.
The automobile will be drawn Sat-
urday, December "A. We have a few
tickets left. Buy dollars worth OF
sheet music and get a ticket free.
iIadie Music Co.
Commencing Wednesday evening
Gowa Central pay daW our store will
be open every evening until Christmas.
Come in and select from our choice line
of china something that will be nice
for your friends. d. S. Good Grocery
Co.
The funeral of George w. Weeks,
who died at the soldiers Home Sun
day morning, was held this after
noon at o'clock at the Home assem-
bly, hall. Chaplain Jesse Cole Official
ted, and the interinent was in the
Home burying ground,
Our line of fancy rockers, Morris
chairs and odd Chairs of all kinds are
the neatest yet, and our prices are the
lowest Come in and see the pretty
things that y. c. Wilbur has for the
holidays. When il. comes to up-to-date
furniture of the best quality D. G.
Wilbur, in the man.
Governor s. b. Packard went to Des
Moines Monday evening, where he will
remain for few days. Governor
Packard goes to attend the state far
mers institute. to be held today and
tomorrow, and on Thursday and Friday
will attend the annual meeting of the
State Board of Agriculture. At the
convention tomorrow members of the
board from the even numbered districts
will be held.
The funeral of Oscar Mold was held
Monday afternoon and was very larg-
ely attended by friends of the deceas-
ed and family, and members of the
Swedish Lutheran church. Short SER
vices were held at the home at 2
o'clock, when the body was taken to
the Swedish Lutheran church, where
the services We're in charge Of the pas
tor, Rev. G. A. Lindvall, assisted by
Rev M. Londatl. There We're many
floral offerings, The pail bearers were
Harry Johnson. Albert Berg, Edward
Seberg. George Olson, DR.. G. A. Wan
berg and Charles Amblad. The inter-
merit was in Riverside. The church
choir furnished The music.