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HORSE SALE.

Tuesday and Wednesday, March 10 and
16, biggest sale of the kind ever held in
the county: Save your horses for this sale
1t will pay you. Bring them In from Davis,
Appanoose, Monroe, Mahaska, Keokuk and
Jefferson counties. Well have the buyers.
Beside the horses ready for the market.
We will have quite few which are lit.
tie thin or young for shipping; also few
mares heavy in foal. So there will be
team or odd horse to supply his wants.
| We will have plenty of stable room for all
that come Don't fail to be on hand Tues.
day, the 10Th, by 10 a. IN. Sale will be
held on North Side. Have few toppy and
speedy roadsters to sell; also one Of the
very best bred young stations in the state,
and he has world Of speed,'' is coming
| 5 years old and good one. E
| While all market horses will be sold for
the spot cash, we have arranged for selling
some useful farm stock on time by purchas-
er giving note with approved security.
| Write me, or see me If you have anything
to sell, or If there is anything in the horse
line you want. I'm not hard to trade with.
| All you have to do Is to deal my way, and
I'm easy.
Put a cross on your calendar on March
Is and 16, so you won't forget 1t.
In addition to giving you the biggest
horse sale ever held in the county, we ex-
pect to let you have all you can eat and
drink those days, and that means a good
deal to some Of my German friends But
between you and me, don't forget to bring
''the price, along. might not see you in
| time.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
! Baker Block.
Office Phone, 444. Residence, 424.
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EddvviIle,

Eddyville, March Son Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock the funeral of L.
A. Weber was held from the residence
on the Ottumwa road. Rev. w. T.
Howe, pastor of the M. E. church, had
charge of the religious services at the
residence. The funeral was under the
auspices of Eddyville Camp, No. 1887
Modern Woodmen of America, and they
had services both at the house and at
the grave. The pail bearers were six
Woodmen: Fred Miller, Walter Laf-
ferty, ]. j. lager, Phil I<ussart, Charles
Odem and Samuel Lennon. The fun
eral was one of the longest in this To-
cality for a long time, there being fifty
teams in the procession, thus attesting
the esteem in which this honored citi-
zen was held.
Loren A. Weber was born in OF
tumwa on September 9, 1860. He was
the youngest child in a family of ter
children. His parents and six chill
dren have passed away. and there now
remain but three sisters, Mrs. L. Potts
of Camden. N. j.; Mrs. Alice Reed. OF
Coon Rapids, Carroll county, and Mrs
William Albaugh, of this vicinity, who
was his twin sister. 1t Is said that
six members of the family have beer
called by death in the past twelve
years, five of them being residents Of
this locality. Mrs. Reed was i'll an6
unable to attend the funeral, but hel
husband was present The sister ir
New Jersey was not in attendance. Mr.
Weber removed with his parents tc
the farm south of town in 1862 and he
had lived there almost continuously
ever since till he was claimed by death
On July II, 1858, he was married to Ly-
da Nichols, and to them were born two
children, Lorena and George, who, with
the sorrowing wife, survive. The sub.
ject of this sketch was taken sick but
a little over week before his death
His case soon developed into typhoid
pneumonia, and this strong man being
cut down SO suddenly is a severe blow
not only to the immediate relatives but
also to the entire community, for his
friends were legion. He passed away
at 8 o'clock Monday morning, Febru-
airy 20, 1904, aged 43 years, five months
and twenty days. Interment was made
in Highland cemetery.
James T. Johnson was taken sick al
his home north of town Tuesday night
The republicans held their caucus
wednesday night and placed the fol-
lowing nominations in the field for the
coming city elections: Mayor, Gran,
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Cowley; clerk, Clyde A. Riggs; assess
SCR, G. S. Smith; councilmen- George
F. Hartman and w. S. Shinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Riggs returned
Wednesday from visit at Oskaloosa.
B. #. Gordon was treated to a fare
well surprise by seven mebrers of the
G. A. r. post and three of their wives
Wednesday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don expect to depart next Wednesday
afternoon for Woodland, California, to
make their future home. Mrs. Gordon
was surprised some weeks ago by a
number of the members of the M. e.
church walking in on her, so it was de-
ctded that Mr.. Gordon should also be
surprised, and the surprise was a per-
Messrs. and Mesdames w. T. Meeker,
j. M. Ryan and w. G. Berry; Messrs.
John jaeger, F. M. Epperson, Phil Stu
Der and Henry Rohde.
Among those who have been on the
sick list are: Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Emanuel, east of town; Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Wilson, F. w. Fails, Charles
M. johnson and Miss Alta Gray.
Doran Haywood, who has been at
Knox City, Mo-, since last spring, has
moved his family back to Eddyville,
arriving here Wednesday night. They
have moved into Asa Fishers property
on North Third street. John Haywood
and family came back as far as Abba
with them, and will reside near that
place.
The D. of R. lodge gave a social on
Tuesday night for the Rebekahs and
their husbands and the Odd Fellows
and their wives. About thirty-fi five peo-
pie were present and the evening was
passed principally in playing games
Supper was served and the crowd dis
persed about midnight.
Jacob Hoogendoorn. who bargained
for the James l.. Sipes farm Saturday
is moving this week to the same. Mr.
Hoogendoorn vacated the farm which
he formerly owned, and located south
of town.
Earl McElroy returned Wednesday
from a days visit with relatives II
Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stevens OF
Dudley were guests Wednesday OF
Mrs. Stevens brother, Phil Stuber, anc
her nephew, Will Stuber.
F. q. Kidd has returned from visit
at his former home at Allerton.
Mrs. M. j. Wing of Agency has beer
here this week visiting her son, H. j
Wing, who has been quite sick.
Rev. ]. P. Wilson of Moravia was II
son was former pastor Of Edwards
chapel, west of town.
George Mahaffey of Fremont was II
town Monday and Tuesday.
Lester Denning has gone out neal
| Lakonta to spend the summer.
Chord & Dunkle have dissolved part
nership, Purl Dunkle going on the
Rock Island bridge gang. The firm
will become Chord & Son, c. e. CHORD
becoming Junior member.
Little Katie Gallagher, who has beer
in the hospital at Ottumwa- since Tues
formed on her ear, is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. James L. Wilson entertained hel
brother, Mr.. Petit, from a distance,
few days ago.
John Werner returned "wednesday
night from Springfield and other point!
in Missouri. where he has been visit
ing relatives for three months past.
Mrs. John Emanuel has been dowr
from Oskaloosa for few days.
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Chequest.

Chequest, March 3.-Dr. shreaves OF
Troy was called here Saturday by the
illness of Seth. Harryman.
Ernest Roush is said to be seriously
ill.
j. T. Hissem's little daughter Mabel
is very sick.
Mrs. Al. Lasley is also on the sick
list.
Rethel f. M. church last week.
Several families are moving in Che
quest this week.
Waldo Harryman is teaching a term
of school near Selma.
l.. P. Plowman and family spent
sunday at Paul Plowman's.
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Maple Grove.

Maple Grove. March A pie sup
per will be held at Liberty Wednesday
night for the benefit of the church.
N. H. Coe is moving this week to a
farm four miles west of Odell.
Miss Estella Wilson of Unionville
and Miss Sylvia Tadlock spent Sun
day with Miss Maud Lowell.
Ed. Dodd was Moravia visitor
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ]. Ely and daughter, Miss Elod-
ia, were in Moravia recently.
Mrs. c. M. DuVall, who has been
seriously i'll, is reported better.
Frank Shillic has returned from
Missouri, where he has been for several
days. looking after business interests
Mr. and Mrs. S. Miller visited re-
Gently with Mrs. Miller's brother, Will
liam Norton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseh Hobart visited
with relatives a few days ago.
Oscar Whicker and family are visit
ing relatives.
G. w. Woodruff and family will move
to Moravia in the near future.
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LEGAL.
Notice-Proof Of Will. !

State of Iowa, Wapello County. IS.
To all whom 1t may concern: Notice Is
hereby given that an instrument In writing
purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment Of Lucinda Lewis, deceased, was this
day produced, and read by the undersigned,
and that ! have fixed Tuesday, the 9Th day
of April, 1904, as the day for hearing proof
in relation thereto.
Witness my official signature, with the
seal fof said court hereto affixed
(Seal) this Bird day Of March, 1904.
n. w. MICHAEL,
Clerk District Court.
EDW. DUNCAN, Deputy
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Yampa.

Yampa. March AIRS. Mary Yeagei
was Batavia business caller Satur-
day.
]. S. Phillips, who has been visiting
friends in Batavia for several days
returned hame Saturday.
William McGlassion's team ran off
with him Friday throwing him off the
wagon and and bruising him consider
ably and tearing the wagon and hay
rack to pieces.
Thomas Rifle and family went to
Hedrick Saturday, returning home on
Sunday.
Salora Wiley of Competine visited
friends here Sunday.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on a soc
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup
of Tar if it falls to cure your cough
or cold. We also guarantee a 25 cent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded. FeB. Clark, w. W.. Ennis
w. D. Elliott, w. r. Beck. S. v
Sampson. Agency, la.
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TIPPEcANoE BANQUET.
Republicans of Monroe County to Gel
citrate Victory,

citrate Victory.
Abba, March 4.-The republicans of
Monroe county will hold their sixth
annual banquet in honor of winning
the Tippecanoe banner in Abba, Fri
day evening. March 18. The following
program has been arranged:
George B. Harris, chairman of the
evening.
DR.. H. C. Eschback, POSTMASTER.
THE Pulpit as a Political Factor"
..... ......... Rev. Right, Lovilia
1.-THE Irish Republican"
................ w. w. O'Bryan
Industrial Development Under a Pro-
tective Tariff 1850. P. Fl. Hynes
Pleasant Republicans" Roy Elder
Please Excuse Me-. p. Gar Sewers
THE Republican Party the Friend OF
Party Loyalty" ...... Jacob Wilson
Honesty in Politics" Wv. E. Giltner
Party Organization" Il. Fl. Tomlinson
Forty Years Republican"
..tt........ ........... G. l.. ROOD
Pointers From Kansas. Ben Mason
THE American Soldier"
100000. ........... N. E. kendall
1.-THE Banner ........... ]. E. Mabry
Personal and Otherwise.
The clerk issued marriage license
yesterday to Andrew F. Brookwell,
aged q, and Miss Carrie Oliphant,
aged IS, both of Bussey.
Mrs. H. Brown, mother of Mrs. p.
Skean and w. P. Brown, died at Mt.
Pleasant Wednesday evening at 4
o'clock. The remains arrived here yes
terday evening for interment in the
Oakview cemetery. The funeral ser
vices will be held at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. E. Skean, this after
noon at o'clock.
Mrs. Elsae Fowbel is rapidly recov-
ering from her recent illness.
DIR. William Clutch, who is very sick
with pneumonia, is reported as not sc
well this morning.
Thomas Teas, who has been visiting
in Burlington and Gridley, Kansas, is
at home again. He says he likes the
country out there first rate and expects
to move there.
Martin Clever, Jr., left on No. 10 yes
terday evening for a short visit with
relatives and friends in Milo.
Perry Richmond and Silas Day OF
Lovilia were attending court in Abba
yesterday.
Morris Loeb is seeing the sights ir
Chicago this week.
Mrs. James Reddish of Centerville
was an Abba visitor this week.
Chef Armstrong is visiting his par
ents in Seymour this week.
G. w. Woods is on the sick list.
A. L. Wilkin and family are moving
to Eldon this week.
The contract for building the new
o. o. F. temple has been let to Johr
w. Scott of Ottunlwa.
Charles Mason is home from Des
Moines for visit this week. He ha:
been working at the carpenter trade
for the past few months. He will re-
turn next week.
S. w. Pennington is in st. Louis this
week as a witness in the case agains
a party who is charged with forging
his name to check.
Mrs. C. M. Forrest of Lovilia has re-
turned from her visit in Kansas.
Jesse Smith of Lovilia was an Abba
visitor yesterday.
Frank Peppers. formerly OF this
place, but now of Kansas City, stopped
in Abba on his way to Waterloo
| where he may locate in the future
Mrs. D. o. Clapp, who has been sici
| for the past six weeks, is slowly I'M
| proving.
| John Leech of Osceola, is guest o
| the Leech home this week
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MoraVla.

Morayia, March Austin Jay was
in Ottumwa Tuesday
LA. Hancock transacted business In
Centeryille Tuesday.
John Dohority was among the many
who visited Centerville Monday.
Miss Bertha Elswick and Miss Daisy
German returned Monday from two
weeks business trip in Des Moines.
Stark Mccoy departed for his home
in Cherokee, %. T., Tuesday evening
Homer Hamilton and family left for
North Dakota Wednesday to make that
state their future home.
willis Easttack was in Moberly, Mo-,
on business Wednesday.
Chas. Reiding, of Blakesburg, was
visiting his old comrades here We'd
nesday.
James Reid, of Lancaster, Mo-, was
here on a business mission Tuesday.
Lester Jay came down from Blakes-
burg Wednesday for short WISH WIN
his uncle Austin Jay.
Mrs. Will futile and Mrs. Frank
Reich, are sight seeing in Chicago this
week.
Mrs. r. Cummins, who has been on
the sick list for the past week is re-
ported much better.
VIM Cummins will leave this week
for st. Louis.
Chas. Ellis, of Unionville, visited rel
atives here Monday.
Art McVey has rented the Maud
HAT house in the west part of town
and will move his family down from
Abba in the near future.
John Dodd spent Sunday here with
home folks.
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Joseph Searles of Agency, who has
been in the city on a short business
visit, returned to his home this morn
ing on Burlington No. 10.
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Charles Owens of Fairview, who
was painfully injured about the shout
ders at the Phillips mines several days
ago is but little improved.
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To cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure E. W. Groves signature
is on each box. Csc.
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A Guaranteed Cure for piles.

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud-
ing piles. Your druggist will refund
money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure
you in six to fourteen days. SOC.
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cure Of piles and astua within to "A days hve not
RUPTURE cured 80 go days mild and successful treatment
fitted
Don't let other doctors lead believe that there other but
and continues
VARICOCELE
without
sv you
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May Yet Be Saved.

All who have severe lung trouble
need DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t cures or no pay. SOC
$100. F. B. Clark, druggist.
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DR.. j. g. BONHAM
lks Block. Gg8s5.t &fH& otumwa la
ottumwa, la.

Vicinity, who has been in business at
Columbus Junction the past year, will
move to this place this week.
G. e. BUGGY returned home Monday,
having closed the season with con-
cert company. Mr.. BUGGY says the
business of all play companies was in
jured by the Iroquois theater disaster
at Chicago.
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Brompton.

Brompton, March O. =. Married at
the home of w. A. Whitlock Feb. 81,
Granville Fletcher and Miss Florence
W. Wand.
There were about sixty or more of
the neighbors and friends gathered
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Brad
en- Monday it being the birthday an
'niYersary of her daughter Alta
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49, DR.: a.. J. MUMMERT 49,
49, GLASSES '''' 81 E ;S; e8 ss|ga ST.
CHARLTON TEACHERS TO MEET.
Madame Myron of Creston Will Sing
Before the Association.

Before the Association.
Charlton, March A. - The county
teachers association will have its
regular meeting on Saturday afternoon
in the auditorium Of the high school
building. The program for this ses-
ron of Creston, fine singer, assisted
by Miss Winhafer, pianist, will render
the following program:
Hobal Sigma .............. Meyerbeer
Madame Myron.
wedding Day at Troldhangen". .Grug
Miss Margaret Winhafer.
Lilly and the Rose" ........... Bond
Study in Symbok .............. Bond
THE Night Hath Thousand eyes
20, That We Two Were Maying"
Madame Myron.
Impromptu in E Flat 1880. Schubert
Miss Margaret Winhafer.
"Herden Rot Lem" ........ Schubert
'Volksliedchen" .......... Schumann
Der Tod und das Madchen" Schubert
Madame Myron.
Rustic of Spring ......:... Linding
Miss Margaret Winhafer.
"Over the Desert. .............. Kellie
Morning Hymn .....:...... Henschel
"Erl King ..................., Schubert
unite Thy. Heart" ......... Allitsen
Madame Myron.
Other Happenings.
The city council has proposition
from Owen Ford of ST. Louis for the
building and operation of system of
water works in this city. The propo-
sition will be submitted to the voters
of Charlton at the coming city election
which will be held March %. The vot-
ers will also have the opportunity to
vote on the granting of a franchise to
the Farmers Mutual Telephone COM
pany. The city election and these two
franchises will probably make an in
teresting election and every voter
should turn out and vote his senti-
ments.
Rev. P. C.. Nelson is conducting a
series or revival meetings at the May
Baptist church.
Miss Nettie futile went to New
Sharon yesterday for a few days visit
with relatives.
Miss Carrie Hall of Lucas visited ir
the city yesterday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyons returned
yesterday from California and will
make this clay their home again.
Miss Eva Fins returned to her home
in Des Moines yesterday, after a pleas
ant visit with her sister, Mrs. Eric
Johnson.
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Milton.

Milton.
Milton, March 3.-Floyd and Ross
Wilson accompanied their mother, Mrs.
John Wilson, to Keokuk last week,
where she will receive medical treat
ment Mrs. M. E. Simpson, Mrs. Will
son sister, accompanied them.
Rev. ]. T. Barnett and wife and Mrs.
L. F. Summers We're in, Des Moines
last week. attending the State Mission
ary convention.
Rev. Randolph and wife visited last
week at the home Of George Wilson,
near Memphis, Mo. =
A. F., Haney has bought the Milton
harness. shop and will move it to the H.
G. Poe brick building, which he recent
~ purchased.
T keosauqua.
:kepsauqua, March 4.-James P. Starr, of
this place, is in Des Mones this week on
business.
William NJ. Walker and sister, Mrs. Fan
ME Parsons, have returned to their homes
after two weeks. visit in Colorado with
relatives. nc 'Sg
II. A Wiley and Miss Ceva Wallace, both
of this place, were united in marriage a
few evenings ago. Mayor Alex Brown per
formed the ceremony. They will make
their home here
Mr. and Mrs. O. McCrary. Miss McCrary,
VIM. Bennings, Alva ,Maddfx, Joe Regur
and others are in Fairfield attending court
as witnesses in the Lawson divorce case
which is now on trial there.
Miss Mary Disbrow has resigned her po
sition as assistant postmaster and Miss
Jennie McManus, of this place, has been
selected to fill the vacancy.
Van Norris has returned to his home In
this place from serving three years as a
soldier in the United States army in the
Philippine Islands.
Mrs. Mary F. Pickens returned to hel
home in Ottumwa yesterday after a brie1
visit in this place with friends.
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BLOOMFIELD WEDDINGS.
Clergyman Performs Four. Ceremonies
a In Sixty Minutes.

Bloomfield, March g. Especial y:
-Four marriage ceremonies within the
brief space of one hour is the record
made by Rev. M Downing Wednesday,
afternoon. Rev. Downing was visited
by couple of young people at the re-
corder's office yesterday afternoon at
about Il o'clock, and they produced a
marriage certificate and requested the
minister. to legally pronounce them
husband and wife. The ceremony was
scarcely. performed and the young speo-
pie sent upon their way rejoicing; when.
Rev Downing was called to his resi-
dence, where he found two more cou-
pies desiring his services. .JTheyswere
promptly united in marriage by the
.iobliging minister. Rev. Downing. then
returned to his duties in the recorders
office, only to find another couple pa
tiently awaiting his return, and in short
order they were disposed of in the same
happy manner. Edgar Ross of Union
VILE and Viola CLOSER of Ashgrove
came first in the list of marriages. The
groom is son of Mr.. and Mrs Virgil
Z Ross and the bride is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry CLOSER. The young
people are highly respected They will
reside on a farm near Unionville. A.
j. Prather and Ollie Neal, both of Flor
is, were married at Rev, Downing's
residence. The groom is son of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Prather, the bride being
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Neal.
Harry Frank of West Bend, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Frank, and Nancy
Wagler, who We're. also married at Rev.
Downing's residence will make their
home on q! farm near West Bend, They
departed for that place WednesdaySev-
ening. ]. w. Kirkpatrick and Edna
Colliver, the former son of wv. r.
Kirkpatrick of Mark and the. latter a
daughter of Mr.. Mrs j. G.FColli-
yer, We're duly pronounced husband and
wife by Rev. Downing in the office of
the county recorder. They will reside
on a farm near Mark. ] 4
Go to FL Reno He's
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Battin departed
Tuesday evening for Ell Reno, Okla,
where they will take up their residence.
They were accompanied as far as Kan
sas City by Austin Bassett, who, after
a visit with his brother, FranksBassett,
at Dodge City, Kansas, will join Mr..
and Mrs. Battin i'll Ell Reno.
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Douds.

Douds, March Sd. w. Cheney and
Lee Cox were Sunday visitors at Bon
aparte.
& A birthday social was held in honor
of Mrs. James r. Moore of Leando on
Monday, February 20. Mrs. Moore
has reached the four-score years mark
but according to the leap year rule has
only celebrated eight birthdays.
A. C. Lining and family started for
their. new home near Jefferson, Okla,
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Innings many
friends regret their removal but wish
them every success in their new home
q Ohio Drake had the. misfortune tc
have the end of his small finger cut
off by wood saw last week.
Charles Rodgers, formerly Of this
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ga D. M For Sale, 20 acres one
1 "A ~ IVA and one-half miles
northeast of ottumwa, formerly be.
longing to Byron Whitcomb, deceased,
underlaid with coal, easily mined.
Terms reasonable. Inquire Of A. j.
Rummel, Toledo, Ohio. M