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Storm Sweeps Honduran Coast.

New Orleans, Oct. 12.-The steamer
Beverly. which has arrived here from
Honduran and Guatemalan ports, re.
ports that a terrible storm swept the
Honduran coast for three days, begin
ming Sept. 80. The city of Puerto Cor
tez suffered great damage and all set
Elements from that city to Ceibalfoeiba
Were badly damaged. Several enor.
nous landslides were reported.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-15

Dcnison, Ia, Oct. 12.-ln this city
Senator Fairbanks referred to Secre-
tary Shaw as the worthy successor of
Alexander Hamilton, one of the great
est constructive statesmen the world
has ever known.
Other stops were made at Rockwell,
Font Dodge. Webster, Iowa Fails and
Waterloo. Marshalltown being the
destination for the night.
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AS APPLIED TO CITY WORK.
Milwaukee Judge Holds Eight-t4our
Law Illegal.

Milwaukee, Oct. 12.-Judge Halsey,
in the circuit court of Milwaukee coun-
ty, handed down an opinion in which
he declares that the eight-hour law as
applied tc city contracts is illegal. The
case is one in which the city advel-
tiscd for bills on a city contract speci-
flying that the contract was to be fig
ured on the. basis of an eight-hour
workday:S The contract was awarded
to an Ohio firm where the eight-hour
was in force in preference to a Mil.
waukec firm whose price was lower
but whose. workday exceeded eight
hours: Judge Halsey declares that the
city charter provides for contracts be-
ing let to the lowest bidder. The case
will be arpcalrd, "
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-15

Logan, Ia, Oct. 12.-In his speech
here Senator Fairbanks complimented
Governor Cummins as brave. patriotic
and level headed. The senator said
that never before in the history of the
country had there been as great pros
perily on the farms and in the country
as under the administration of Presi'
dent Roosevelt.
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FAIRBANKS IN IOWA.
Vice Presidential Candidate Speaks at
Severa! Points.

Council I;!uifs, Ia, Oct. 12~.-Senatoi
Tail banks made his first Iowa speech
of the campaign at Council Bluffs be.
fore he had taken his breakfast. In
his speech Senator Fairbanks urged
continued adherence to Republican
principles.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-15
UNDER HOMESTEAD ENTRY.
UnsoId Lands of Red Lake Reserva'
ton to Be Sold.

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE secretary
of the interior has issued an order di-
recting that the 10000 acres of ul.-
sold lands Of the Red LaketIndian res
ervation in Minnesota be placed or
sale Immediately under homestead
entry at 81 per acre.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-03-31
LoVlLlA.

Lovilia, March 81. - Miss Laura
Swan, of this place, who has been at.
tending the United Brethren confer.
ence at Carwin, Tama county, return.
ed home Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Clark, of Loviia, spent a
few days in Abba at the bedside OF
her mother who has been very sick.
Mrs. Skies spent Saturday in Abba
Mrs. S. H. w. Myer is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Will
Fry, at Martinsburg.
Mrs. Katie Cartmer spent Saturday
at the home of her brother, B. P
Cashier in Abba, returning home Sun
day.
Mr.. T. R. Cole of this place, who has
been very sick, is able to be out every
day now.
Mrs. Lucinda Vanskivin, of Kansas
is visiting relatives in Lovilia.
Mrs. Clara Miller, of New York City
neice of Mrs. j. w. Dean, of this place
will leave for Omaha the coming week
to visit with her father of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob States will leave
for their home at La Platte, Nebraska
the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Thompson, of the
Hotel Thompson, were looking up 6
new location at Pleasantville and Knox
vile recently.
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cHILLIcoTHE.

Chillicothe, March 80. - Miss ID
Dunning was an over Sunday visitor
with relatives in Ottumwa.
Roy Sackett returned home Tuesday
from Des Moines where he has been
attending Drake university.
Mrs. Leonard Sackett and daughter
Merriman of De Soto returned home
last week after several weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
At the city election held here last
Monday H. "A. Baker was elected may,
or, G. r. Morley, assessor, w. S. Gun
diff and Gunnar, aldermen.
Mrs. Dora Patterson and children OF
Osceola arrived last Saturday for a
visit at the home of Mrs. Patterson s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pinegar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sharp and daugh
ter Evelyn of Ottumwa returned home
Sunday evening after visit at the
home of Mrs. A. j. Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pike and chill
dren Stella and Ernest visited last
Sunday at the home of John Parrot
near Eddyville.
Miss Myrtle Jenkins very pleasant
ly entertained a number of her friends
last Saturday evening. An elegant
supper was served and most enjoy
able evening spent by those present
who were: DR.. and Mrs, D. T. Rambo
Messrs and Mesdames G. E. Jenkins
Ed Nye, Ed Sharpe of Ottumwa.
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RLAckHAWk.

Blackhawk, March S0.-Miss Sylvia
Bean and Frank Hopkins visited Sun
day at the r. H. Coop home.
Misses Lottie and Jessie Brown Wis
tied Saturday night with their sister,
Mrs. Lowe Kinsinger, of Bunch.
Mrs. Tom Selic and Mrs. Aaron
Paris are on the sick list.
Mrs. India Clark, of Sioux Falls, S.
D., is visiting old friends and relatives
at this place.
Herman Johnson and family visited
Monday at the parental Jones home.
Henry Summerville, of Blakesburg,
was a pleasant caller at the Charles
Brown home Wednesday evening.
Eli Swain was in this vicinity Mon
day buying furs.
Livic Kinsinger and wife spent Sun
day at the parental Brown home.
Misse Oma and Lola Reynolds, OF
Drakesville. visited over Sunday at the
James Mcconnell home.
Miss Addie Mcconnell went tc
Bloomfield Monday to attend the State
Normal during the summer.
Hubert Kinsinger was Bunch call
err Sunday evening.
Agnes Mcconnell is staying with
Mrs. Phillip Rothenstein.
John King was Blackhawk caller
Monday.
Miss Lottie Brown called on Misses
Sarah and Ellen Moore Monday.
Mrs. J. D. Jones and Mrs. j. Cohagar
are both better at this writing.
Dora and Wilferd Goodwin visited
Monday with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Glassburner.
Mrs. Sarah Ellison was a recent vlsl-
tor at the home of her daughter, Mrs
r. H. Coop.
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MILTON.

Milton March 30.--Hagler and Poe
have bought the j. f. Ingersoll place
! east of the cemetery and will make dry
pressed brick. They recently received
test brick made from sample dirt
taken from their land, They will soor
put in considerable new machinery.
The following will build this sum-
mer: G. H. Jones, near the school
building; H. B. McElroy, south of G. w
Pitzer's residence; w. H. Craven's
south of Chas. Bartlett's place; Thomis
Corrick, on lots purchased of Mrs
Masters.
The Meek ranch has been rented this
year to the following: Martin Sarr 200
acres, III. L. McCleland 1870 acres James
.Scholl so acres, ]. S. jenkins so acres,
D. L. Hagler 40 acres and John Thomp-
son 40 acres.
The board of schol directors met
last week. G. w. Baird was elected
president, D. A. Miller is the new di-
rector and A. b. Hale the new treasur-
er. The board is thinking of adding
another room and employing another
teacher.
George Martindale got two of his
fingers caught in the machinery at the
Milton Manufacturing companys shops
and injured them quite seriously.
Rev. Barnett of the M. E. chruch is
preaching a series of sermons on Mis-
sions."
Several lady members of the NJ p.
church attended the Woman's Mission
airy convention at Moulton recently.
J. Wesley Holland spent last week
at the parental e. c. Holland home. He
is attending schol at Evansville III.
Rev. j. w. Seamster is holding a
meeting at Savannah. in Davis county
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He was born in Bath county, Kentucky
March 26, 1921. He was well known
at this place. Funeral services were
held at Wesley chapel conducted by
Rev. Ireland after which the remains
were laid to rest.
were Sunday visitors at the home OF
G. f. Brown.
Eber Simons and Miss Clara Sum
mons were united in marriage Sunday
The Christian Endeavor society at
the Christian church was well attend
ed Sunday night. Miss We've Selman
led the meeting.
vacation will be played at the op
era house Friday night, April l..
Homer Cassill spent Sunday with
Charles Fletcher.
j. T. Day and family were recent
visitors at the home of Harvey Rob
erts.
The M. w. A.. deputy is here in the
interest of that order
Sena Sapp spent Sunday with Olive
Albright.
Vida Fletcher and We've Selman
Sunday school will be reorganized
at the M. E. church Saturday night,
Ruth Cassell is on the sick list
Rose Reynolds has returned from
the home of V. Moore where she has
been on visit.
There will be preaching at the Bap
fist church Saturday night and Sun
day by their pastor Rev. Overturf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Albright are re
joicing over the arrival of a baby CIR
at their home.
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NORWOOD.

Norwood, March 30-Lem Perry, of
Oakley, was Norwood caller one day
last week.
Wendall Nelson was quite sick the
latter part of last week.
Miss Winnie Mosher, of near Liberty
Center, is sewing for Mrs. w. E. Ash
by this week.
Ida Marker is numbered with the
sick.
Grace Wallace, who has been stay.
ing in WOODBURY. the past two weeks,
visited over Sunday at the parental
home.
Mrs. Clay Nine is reported quite
sick.
R. e. Pedigo has bought his interest
in the telephone business back again
Several of the railroad men passed
through Norwood last Friday in GOV.
cred wagons on their way back to Win.
terset.
Dora Clouse was compelled to give
up her school again last week, and
will return to her home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nine visited in
Charlton Saturday and Sunday, the
guest of Mrs Mines parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews.
Myrtle Eastman, of Charlton, will
teach the spring term of school at Nor
wood.
The donation social given last Fri
day night for the benefit of Rev. and
Mrs. Zyke was well attended.
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OBITUARY..

OCSNOOOOOCOOOO IOOCOCOCOoS
Charles G. MCGUIRE, youngest son OF
Harden and America Mcclure, was
born in Wapello county, Iowa, June 26
1867. He departed this life March 23
1904, aged So years, eight months and
twenty-seven days. He was married
to Miss Jennie M. Hanna, September
Z, 1892. To this union was born four
children, Ray M. Harlie, L. Ernest L.
and Jennie Lucille. He is survived by
his wife and children, his aged father
and three nieces.
He is the last of a family of five
children, two brothers, William o. and
Elmer E., two sisters, Mrs. Ethelene
Warren and Louie, having preceded
him in death. He was a devoted hus
band, kind and loving father and g
dutifnl SON. His greatest happiness
was within his home with his wife ant
children gathered around him.
He was born and raised at the ole
home where he passed away
He was universally respected by al
his acquaintance and had not an enc
my in the world.
A TRUE man in every sense of the
word, honorable in his dealings anc
steadfast in his friendships. His sick
ness was of long duration For si2
years that dread disease consumption
has been preying upon his life. At thu
beginning of his sickness he though
perhaps a change of climate nigh
| benefit him, going to Colorado, AM
afterwards to New Mexico, but of nj
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wooLsoN.

Woolson, March 80. - A very heavy
rain fell here last Shursday, March "a
Miss Bertha Orr will teach the spring
term of school at No. /
Mr. Virgil Hinshaw lectured at the
M. q. church in Richland last Sunday
evening.
]. H. Coffman and wife attended the
wedding of friend near Fairfield last
Wednesday,
]. M. Corsbie and wife returned to
their home at Salem last Wednesday
Enoch Mcpherson was in Fairfield
one day last week.
Howard Hockette of Salem, made a
business trip to this part of the county
secently.
Miss. Northrup, of Chicago, is visit
ing with Miss Louis Shelley.
Cype Young is home from school and
will soon go to Dakota.
Word from Verle Ireland says she is
improving in health.
Miss Martha Jones is engaged tc
teach No. 8 school this spring.
Mrs. Funson, who spent the winter
in Missouri, is stayiny with her daught
err. Mrs. Carrie Hadley at present.
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worth league at IL a. M, leader O
the meeting Mrs. Mary Crane.
Mrs. McHugh is visiting relatives il
Ottumwa this week.
Mrs. Gilbert Albertson of South OF
tumwa spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Overturf
Miss Pearl Hollingsworth visited
Wednesday with Miss Della Smith.
VIM. Alderdice and family of Ottum
wa spent Sunday at the G.. R. Crane
home.
Miss Letha Eastburn who has beer
very i'll with tuberculosis at the A
L. Burton home in South Ottumwa
will be able to be moved to her home
this week.
Mrs. G. G. Baum and little daugh
ter Bernice visited Friday at the Gift
home.
Leo Smith from north of Ottumws
spent Sunday with friends here.
Rev. R. Vernon Pike filled his reg
ular appointments at Zion and Orman
vile last Sunday.
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DouDs.

Douds, aMrch 3O.-Miss Minnie Fra.
ger, of Kilbourne, was in town Monday
calling on friends.
Chas, M. Doud is visiting in St.Louls
this week with relatives.
Gilbert McGill and family are NOV.
ing to their farm one and one-halt
miles northeast of town this week
Mr.. McGil will continue in the mer
camille business at this place.
The school board at their adjourned
meeting Monday evening decided t
have two months spring term OF
school with Miss sudie Hissem as
teacher, and decided to rent the Nc
Gill hall to hold school in. The board
also made arrangements to have the
plans and specifications for the new
school building completed this week.
The republican primary IN this pre-
cinct to select delegates to the county
convention will be held Saturday, Ap
ril 8, at this place.
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AMADoR.

Amador, March 30.--Word was re-
ceived here yesterday of the death of
Will Rush, of Browning, Missouri, af-
ter an illness of only a few days Mr..
Rush was former resident of this
place. He was born and grew to man
hood on a farm near Amador. He is
survived bv wife, father mother and
two sisters. Mr.. Rush has many
friends here who will hear the news
i of his death with deepest sorrow. The
| sympathy of this community goes out
to the bereaved family.
| Mrs. e. Day. who has been visiting
in town. returned home last week.
A. Wilkinson was in Blakesburg Sat
urday
| ing from rheumatism, is somewhat inn
proved.
| DR.. Tate, of Blakesburg, was called
| to see VIM. Haining Sunday.
e. Myers is improving from short
illness.
Iva Haining has moved to the Will
liam Haining property.
Carl Schwartz was in town Wednes-
day attending to business matters.
Lena Shields is staying at Marion
Smiths at present.
John Chance has moved to the w. l..
Carey farm,
Grace Bachman who has been visit
ing in Missouri, at the home of her sis
ter has returned home.
Iva Haning was in town Monday
Mrs. Mary Mcfarland called on Mrs
Bert Wilkinson Monday.
Mrs. G. w. Bachman is sick at pres
emit.
Misses Irma and Clara Day returned
from Mt. Sterling recently.
Mrs. 7. d. Williams called on Mrs
Fannie Haning recently.
Charley Ohlweiler is working on the
Bailey farm.
Mrs. Bert Wilkinson returned Sat
urday from Missouri, where she was
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PAckWooD.

Packwood, March 30.-Two tickets
were before the voters Monday. The
citizens ticket and the young mems
ticket, the latter won.
J. D. Eicher was county seat bust
mes visitor Monday.
R. B. Kenyon spent portion of last
week with his brother at Mt. Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Adams and Mrs.
John Flint, of Abingdon, We're Pack
wood callers Monday.
Field Woolums of this place repre-
scented the democrats at the conven-
ton at Fairfield Saturday.
Mrs. Maria Norman received the
sad news Saturday of the death OF
her brothers wife at Greenyille, Ohio
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ORMANVlLLE.

Ormanville, March SO.-Rev. R. v
Pike filled his appointment here Sun
day at p. m. and at p. m.
Born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Davis, daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hough
a daughter.
Clara Klingler was caller at the
Orphanage few days since.
G. G. Cook and wife were Sunday
visitors at the Mccall home, on Bridge
street.
John Klingler is progressing finely
with his new residence on East Mair
street.
Mrs. Henry Bachman and daughter
Alma have returned home after sever
al days visit with Mrs. Bachman's
father, Jacob Baker.
Mrs. E. S. Berry has been in Ottum
wa for several days with her niece
Miss Lizzie Berry, who is critically ill
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CONCORD.

Concord, March 30.-W. M. Morrison
and family We're visitors at the Voor-
hees home Tuesday.
Mrs. John Robbins, who has been
sick, is improving.
Rev. Aired will fill his regular APP
pointment at the Liberty church next
Sunday.
Frank Swain spent Sunday with
relatives near Centerville.
Mrs. James Selix, who has been sick
is reported some better.
Miss Anna Underwood visited at the
Will Morrison home Sunday.
Mr.. Sias Boyer and family visited al
the Swain home Sunday.
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SHORT TALES CONCERNING PEG.
PIE YOU KNOW.
IHE VICINITY or OTTUnWAlN BRIEF
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Movements
y OF Your Acquaintances as ChronicIea
by courier's Staff of Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Speak.
LEBANON.

lebanon, March 80 Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Sadler and son attended the
funeral of Mrs. Sadie Neice.
IL Miss Edith Smith was at Cantrill
last Tuesday
Vance Wilson was in Doud Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Work, south of town, has
been very sick but at this time is re-
ported much better.
William Davis was in Cantril Mon
day.
Miss Sylvia Bingham, who has been
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called by the illness and death of hel
brother.
Achsa Day spent few days last
week with Edith Wilkinson.
lrma Day will teach the spring term
of school at Wellman.
Mrs. H. T. Lathrop visited Mrs.
Merritt Shultz Monday.
Mr.. Graham and family have moved
to the Huffman farm.
Several business men We're in ANA
dor Saturday.
L. H. Wellman called at E. Haning's
Monday.
Mr.. Graham was a caller at the
Wilkinson home recently.
Sill Lovelace wasi the county seat
one day last week.
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BIpW ELL.

Bidwell, March 80. ~ Mrs. F. e
Perry and daughters Edith and Helen
departed Monday over the Milwaukee
for Derby, Kan, to visit relatives.
Miss Winnie Grooms of Ottumwa
is visiting at the parental home.
John Lock returned Monday from
Ottumwa where he had been on bus
mess mission.
M. F. Chisman of South Ottumwa
returned home Sunday evening on No
s, after a brief visit with relatives
at this place. His family remained for
a more extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs John Beagle of South
Ottumwa are visiting relatives and
friends in this community.
Elmer Rose and family of Pleasant
Home, visited Sunday at the home OF
c. R. Chisman.
Harve Marts and family returned
Sunday from a two days visit at the
Milburn Brooks home in South Ottum.
wa.
Omer Johnston visited Sunday with
High Point relatives.
James Johnston returned Sunday,
from short business trip in Ottum-
wa.
Miss Pink Warner of ottumwa. is
visiting relatives here.
Ernest Smith and sister Ruth are
rapidly recovering from an attack of
the measles.
The meeting of the Bidwell Mutual
Telephone Co., held at the Center
school house Saturday was largely at
tended. The company voted in favor
of an extension to Ottumwa, provid-
ing satisfactory arrangements can be
made with the Bell Telephone Co.,
to connect with their central.
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down near Keosauoua for the mas

down near Keosauqua for the past
two weeks, returned home Saturday.
Clarence Van Fleet received the sad
news Thursday of the death of his
mother. Alvia Van Fleet Mrs Van
Fleet has been spending the winter
with her sister in Ohio. Clarence left
Thursday for that place
John Bingham and wife spent Sun.
day at Silas Humphreys.
William Davis and wife visited Sun.
day with her son Jesse, south OF
town.
Mrs Alma Perkins spent last week
with her brother, Craig tombstone
south of town.
Messrs. R. Waldo, c, Harryman OF
Chequist, and Charles Jones of Upton
were callers in town Sunday evening
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell. March 80. ]. 9, East
burn has returned from Otterbefn, Ind.
where he spent the winter.
Sunday school next Sunday at the
Zion M. E. church at 10 a. m, and Ep-
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AsHGRovE.

Ashgrove, March 80 Miss Belle
Hannah is staying at the Mccarthy
home.
Albert Grimes died at his home in
DrakeYille, Sunday March 81, 1904
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BETH Ell.

Bethel, March 2S.-The young people
met at the home of Miss Minnie Chedis-
ter Wednesday evening to practice
singing.
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WHAT HAVE YOU FOR TRADE?

We have twenty quarter sections in Lo-
gan county, Kansas. Can trade all or any
part of it, Come in If you mean business.
price from So to $40.
We have a house and lot centrally located
to trade for farm.
Remember we still have several small
fruit farms near the city They are priced
right.
We have buyer for property in West
End of city. Installments. If you have
one for sale call at once.
Do you want to invest from 81 900 to
$4,000 in sure proposition that will double
the investment in less than year? This
is not get-rich-quick scheme but bona
tide investment. No chance to lose. Call
and see us.
Lowe ERG & CO.
Court Street.
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Maggie and Florence vissar wednes.

Maggie and Florence vissar W'ednes-
day.
Libbie and Mamie Caldwell visited at
Jack and Fred Caldwell's Sunday.
Frank Springer, formerly of this
place, but recently of Abba, was mar
ried to Miss Minnie Munroe, of that
place recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Tubuagh and Mr.
and Mrs. John vissar were Abba call
ers last weew.
S. K. Chisman and William Aubrey
were in Avery "Wednesday on bust
ness.
Percy and James Chisman and Earle
Caldwell visited with Frank and, Lou
Vissar Saturday.
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Money saving sale now on at the
Hub. Clothing. shoes for men, dress
shirts, boys, hats. summer underwear
ETC.
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Call and see the new shoes for men
at csc, s1.19. and $1,49 at The Hub
sale. Not out of style or shelf worn,
but bright, clean, new goods.
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Read The Hub advertisement on
Page 2, this paper.
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avail He bore his Affections with pa
thence and resignation, and always
greeted his friends with a smile.
The funeral was conducted by John
A. Brown of Batavia at the residence.
A large concourse of people followed
the remains to their last resting place.
Interment was made in the Bladens-
burg cemetery, March 25. Contrib.
uted.
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FOR SALE.

AUCTION SALE-SATURDAY, APRIL
., 1904, 80 p. M, number Of horses,
Including team Of No. driving mares
bright bay color, age and years-old,
well matched; two good mich cows;
lot of good furniture; lot of notions;
You will regret it if you miss this sale.i
List your property with L. o. johnson,
auctineer.