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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-07-02
IpAno CONSENT NECESSARY.
Gavernrssut cannot segregste Lake Geese
8Aleas fer IseserNalr-

NHaNGtAshtf1Af ~ aAAAtsA ate lake A1uaan
. Aieas ser Reservoir
A dispatch from Washington states
that IN decision rendered recently
the commissioner OF the general land
office holds that the government has
no authority TO segreRate Lake Occur
q 'Alene with adjoining lands. with
a view 10 tts use as q storage reser.
weir ia connection With the Big Bend
irrigation project. This lake has
been considered the principal source
Of water Ser retaining mere than
million acres in Washington and the
temporary withdrawal of the lake and
surrounding lands for half a mile
from the shore was asked by the gao-
logical survey Being a uavigable
lake, the land office holds it Is under
state control and cannot be arbitrarily
used by the government. Moreover.
most Of the lands surrounding the
lake are pettled upon or otherwise
segregated and beyond government
control, The geological survey con
templated constructing twenty
mile tunnel west from Occur d'Alene
lake into Washington and stopping
the discharge through the Spokane
river.
In view of.the ruling OF the land
office, Lake Occur d'Alene cannot be
used as a reservoir without the consent
of the state Of Idaho and also consent
Of the holders Of water rights along
Spokane river. Il Is probable ne.
gotiRtions viii ultimately be entored
into to permit the use Of this lake for
reservoir purposes, As many years
will be consumed completing The sur.
veys Of the Big bend preliminary TO un-
dertaking the work OF construction.
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LAND SCRIP.

10000 Acres Of Patented Forest
rosnTKB scrip for sale cheap can fur
nish any size tract Immediately. the title
has bren approved by the general
land Office every tract guaranteed
7 WALDO MURPHY. u2 Jameson
bib Spokane. Wash Phone Main i2f3
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FORT SHERMAN SURVEY,

Appraiter- sre a work FtzInE the Raiar
oFths Property.
The government surveyors have
completed the survey of the old Fort
Sherman military reserve. The par
ade ground Is left ia one block IN
cluding the old company quarters.
Another clock Is made Of the eraund
on whcih the officers quarters stand.
while there are two nine acre tracts
that include the colonel's quarters
aud the ground east TO the lire Of the
twenty acres granted To the town fer
park purposes, The balance of the
reserve, including the land across
the river, Is cut up into blocks and
larger tracts The appraisers, c. h.
King and W p Lumpkin, Of this
place, and B. f. 0'Neil. Of Wallace.
are at work placing value on the
various tracts, This is quite joh
as there il such wide variance IN the
value Of the land according TO its
location. Very little is tit for farm
ing aud undesirable as residence PRO.
perty, while some would make good
sites or desirable To-
cations for summer cottages. We
believe the manner OF dividing the
land is the most desirable aud will
prove q greater benefit to the town,
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The MINlN'S 9!RTHlIT
A BIG CmRBRATIOE ASSURED

oyAsaoa ~ Bsaatsr ". p Heyburu -watar
sports a@s Rarss Bsg Passes sne
Ras cpOps Ecreursion Rnta. on EsiE
s~s stsazasss.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-07-02

There is trouble over the new two
shilling English coin. As It shows
Britain she has only one foot.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-07-02
Ilnner. Arc t.ainr.

The Coeur d'Alene Lumber company
has started three Of the planners in the
new planning mill and has force Of
men at work installing the other ma
chiuery The planning mill will he
the most complete plant Of the kind
in the state when 1t is fully equipped
and will have machinery for finishing
all classes Of building products in
the line Of lumber. General MAJ
ager Carroll says that the company
now has payroll Of over loo men
and this will be largely increased in
the near future as Il intends to make
a special effort to handle the local
trade as we'll as to supply its outside
customers. Mr. Carroll says that
the company intends to make many
more improvements 70 increase lis
output.
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A cargo OF $4,000 Australian birds
has been brought TO London by one
steamer They we're aold at the dock
TO dealers.
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Noorn.sAI oouNrn TEACHERS.

List Of rheir Names aaaa Poet uuics
Address.
The following is coFrectd list Of
the teachers Of kootenai county a.
compiled. by the Kootenai county
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The British people drink more
beer than the Germans, Rhile the Ter
mans drink more ppirits.
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ChiIlicothe.

Chillia'othe, Jan. 6.-Mrs. John Wad.
idington is confined to her bed with
rheumatism and heart trouble.
Messrs Jesse Waddell, Luther KEEP
Ter a1Id Clarence Kepler returned on
Monday to Keokuk where they will re-
sumo their studies in the Keokuk
medical college.
Mrs. A. E. Allen and son Charlie
are here visiting relatives.
fAir. and Mrs. John Miller of Ottum.
WIS, Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Finney, son
KAlsie and daughter. Lillian Of Eldon,
Visited last Friday and Saturday at
The home of Dr.. D. T. Rambo.
Misses Elsie Bellman and Nellie
Warren returned Sunday from a visit
with friends near Frederic.
Roy Sackett returned to Des Moines
Monday to resume his studies in
brakes university.
DR.. and Mrs. d. T. Rambo very
pleasantly entertained a few of their
friends at a watch party New Years
eve. An elegant supper was served
and a most enjoyable evening was
spent by those present who were:
Messrs George Jenkins, Ed Nye, Miss
Myrtle jenkins and Jesse Waddell.
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i IL r
gate. He was thrown from the sled
and rendered unconscious for some
+ time. He is able to be out on the
streets again today.
/ Misses Dora Goodwin and Effie Coop
and Messrs. John and Lester Coop Wis
3ited the Blackhawk' school Friday.
Mrs. Mary Burkhart returned to
her home Friday after a weeks visit
with her children at this place.
Messrs. John and Charlie Ealsins of
ormanville visited Friday at the VIM.
Brown home. III
Clarence Robb and Burt Fish, 4,
We're callers at this place SaturdA by
evening.
Charlie Eakins visited the fBls4eIs-
hawk school Friday
/ L. 2. Kinsinger and wife and Misses
iAddie and Lena, Mcconnell spent
Sunday at the Brown home.
Miner Barnes was thrown fir ON a
load of hay Monday, but escape a with
only a few bruises.
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RichIand,

Richlnnd, Jan. 5.-Mrs. Lou Randolph and
children, of Abba, are the guests of Lyman
Hatfield and family in this city.
Miss Elma Jones, of Cleveland, Ohio,
who has been the guest of relatives in Rich
land, went to Oskaloosa Monday.
Mrs. Emma Dunbar is visiting relatives
In Brighton.
Mrs. Harrison Long of Martinsburg was
an over Sunday visitor in Richland.
Rev. Hawk is holding series of meet
ings at the Methodist Episcopal church
this week
Messrs. Claude Hinshaw and Gilbert
Evans accompanied by the Misses Jessie
Evans and Glennie Bryan attended the
dance in Harper Monday night.
Dave Bruins Is visiting relatives in MI
gent.
Mrs Amanda Jones is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. Oliver Lundin
in Ollie.
Miss Hannah Engstrom is the guest of
her parental home in Burlington.
Dr. A. A. Davis and little grandson re-
turned to What Cheer Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie O'Brtea is visiting at her
home in Newberg.
John Carmichael is a Sigourney visitor
this week.
DR.. Harter was Fairfield visitor Mon
day.
Z Mrs. Ross Davis and children, Of Bloom
ington, Ind, are the guests Of John Car
michael and wife.
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EddyviIle.

Eddyville, Jan. 6.-Chester. son of
James Allbaugh of Grays Creek, fell
and cut his knee on an ak Saturday.
DR.. McCrea was called and found five
stitches We're required. The young
mans wound is now healing nicely.
George Elliott of the postoffice force
at Ottunlwa, was an over Sunday guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. FL
lott.
Miss Louis Bigham of Ottumwa, Wis
tied New Years and Saturday and
Sunday with her cousin, Miss Ella
johnson and other relatives. Mrs
Bessie Moss, also of Ottumwa, accom-
panied her and visited at the A. E.
johnson home, on South Third street
Mrs. Nancy Riggs, who was conyal-
escing from an attack Of the grip
took relapse a few days ago.
Samuel Vance was in Ottumwa
Monday and Tuesday on the grand
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Hazel Dell.


Hazel Dell, Jan. Carl Harlan and
sister, Miss Ella, both of Uttumwa, Wis
tied last week with friends in Hazel
Dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Albertson, of
South Ottumwa, spent New Years
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steph-
en- Overture.
Misses Lou and Nella Truitt return
ed to their home near Drakesville Fri
day after a weeks visit at the home
of their uncle, o. G.. Truitt.
While loading logs last Wednesday
w. B. Alfred was so unfortunate as to
have a log roll onto one of his legs,
crushing it quite severely. 1t is get
ting along as we'll as could be expect
ed. asst
Guy Overture returned Thursday
from a pleasant visit with relatives
and friends in Bloomfield.
Hervey Smith is on the sick list.
Mrs. Bertha Snow and children, OF
Blakesburg, visited Friday and Satur-
day with. G. r. Crane and family. p
Eugene Burton, of Kansas, visited
last week with relatives in this yicin-
ity.
Mrs. L. r.. Dexter spent Thursday
with o. G. Truitt and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harlem, of OF
tumwa, spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Parson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Oglevie and little
son Glen, Of Madrid, (Ia.) Misses Lou
and Nella Truitt, of Drakesville, and
o. G. Truitt and family visited We'd
nesday with F. L. Dexter and family.
Mrs. j. P. Hollingsworth is on the
sick list this week.
J. P. Oglivie and family returned to
their home near Madrid Monday after
a weeks visit with relatives in; Hazel
Dell.
Miss Letha Eastburn is much i'm
proved after quite severe illness.
Leo Smith entertained a number OF
his friends Friday evening.
I Protracted meetings will continue
all this week at the Methodist Episoo
pal church in. Ormanyille, conducted
by Rev. r. V. Pike Much good is
being done in these meetings. Every
body is invited to attend.
Mrs. VIM. Wolfe is suffering witt
tonsilitis.
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tomatoes,

To the Farmers and Truck Raisers:
AS we have arranged to can toma-
toes another season, we wish to call
your attention to the matter at this
time to enable you to investigate the
subject of tomato raising before ar
ranging for next seasons crop. Toma-
toes, after putting in the field, require
about the same cultivation as corn.
An average crop is from 800 to 400
bushels per acre, for which we pay 25
cents per bushel delivered at our Pack
ing House in Ottumwa.
We are now ready to contract for
next seasons crop. For full informa-
ton, call on or address John Morrell
& Co.. Ltd.
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE.

200 acres two miles from small town
and not more than twelve miles from OF
tumwa. This farm has fair improvements.
There is 100 acres fenced hog tight, has
small orchard and a spring which has new
er been known to go dry. We can take a
small residence or small stock Of merohan-
disc on this farm, and 1t is great snap
at $50 per acre. Most all Of this land can
be cultivated.
GO acre farm near Agency, first class i'm
provements; 500 young apple trees all in
fine condition. Owner will accept residence
property on farm or sell on term payments,
price $500. Axe
We have several good mortgages draw
ing good rate OF, interest to sell.
We have fine cottage of five rooms in a
first class location, full lot, price only 500
on easy terms
Six room cottage, S1,400, on easy terms.
NORTON & SMITH
First National Bank Building.
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from a cousin who resides in Appa-

from a cousin who resides in Appa-
moose county.
Cleve Daley, Geo. Baker and James
Keen and families in company with
Ed Keen and Cora McClain took din
ner at the Ferguson home here last
Sunday.
A number from here attended the
Christmas trees at Liberty Center and
the Cackler school house
Willie and Effie Arnold drove to
Newburn Saturday.
Perry Silvaria, Fred RubIe, Jack
Roberts and family. and Allies Fergu-
son We're the guests of Geo. sSnuggs
and family Christmas.
Rev. Dunn, who has been holding
meetings at Norwood for theR past
three weeks left Monday morning for
Liberty Center, where he will hold a
series of meetings.
A. Severans has rented w. w. Clos
er's house, recently vacated by VIM.
Shelton,
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Brompton.

Brompton, Jan. 6.-Rev. ssteadwell
filled the pulpit here Sunday morn
ing.
Several Of the ,neighbors taook dinner
at the home Of Ephraim R berts New
Years day.
There was surprise party given
Miss Anna Mccoy Tuesday night.
Clint Paxton is on. the. sick list.
There was a house turned four
miles south OF here Saturday morning.
The Brompton Telep hone Co., met at
Urbana Center, Monday, and held its
annual meeting. The. officers for the
ensuing year are as follows:
President-W. A. 'fVhitlock.
Vice PRESIDENT Steven Sumner.
Secretary - G.. M. Miller.
Treasurer - William Boardman.
Directors - L. Mccoy. John Beck,
G. H. Miller.
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BlackhaWk.

BIZ ckhaWk, Jan. 6.-The oyster sup
per bit the Barnes home Saturday night
was. well attended. All report good
time.
IAdredge Hroun and Miner Barnes
mftde a business trip to Unionville
Saturday.
tff. j. Smith of Drakeville. was re-
ccHnt visitor at ehis place.
Frank Hopkins was the victim of
what might have been serious acci-
WY 20 Baynes autpee hin taazn ternsns
Interchangeable ana run sft1 b board
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the holidays at the B. P. Cashier home

the holidays at the B. P. Cashier home
in Abba.
G. A. Felker, Frank Brogan and j..
G. Hammer Of Oskaloosa, were trans
acting business in town this morn
ing.
David Davis who lives northwest of
Georgetown, was in town on business
Saturday.
A. T. Cook of Grinnell was an Abba
visitor yesterday.
Elizabeth Parmenter and Lillian Ow-
on of Mason City We're Abba visitors
yesterday.
+. L. Carter and j. Van Drasha of
Albert Lea, spent Sunday in town.
Prayer services will be held every
evening this week excepting Saturday
evening at the First Presbyterian
church.
j. M. Tedford. who lives near Maxon,
was in town on business this morn
ing.
The Abba Union has changed hands
and Kirg Anderson now has charge Of
the paper.
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LEGAL.
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.
To the stockholders of the Wapello County
Agricultural Society.
Notice is hereby given that special meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Wapello
County Agricultural Society is hereby called
to consider what disposition, If any, shall
be made of the real estate belonging to the
society, to-wit: The old fair ground pro
perty little northwest of the city limits
Of the city of Ottumwa, Iowa, and to
take action upon proposition to sell same
for 100000, which proposition has been
accepted by the board of directors of said
society, subject to the approval of the
stockholders, and also to consider any
other business pertaining thereto which
may be brought up.
Said meeting will be held at the library
room, in the Ottumwa Courier building, in
the city of Ottumwa. Iowa. on Friday, Jan
uary %, 1904, Mt 2 o'clock p. m.
BY order of the board of directors
Ben S. Benson, Secretary.
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested, that on the 4th day of January,
1904, the undersigned was appointed by
the clerk of the district court of Wapello
county, Iowa, executor Of the estate of
Susan Spicer, deceased, late of said county.
All persons indebted to said estate will
make payment to the undersigned, and
those having claims against the same will
present them. legally authenticated to said
court for allowance
Nsaad 1anaary 4, 100.
4NNssA NAtgzzA nHabasae,
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Fsloris.

| Floris, Jan. 6--Lowell j. Anderson
has returned to Floris, after spending
his vacation at tis home in Pulaski. s
A. H. Plank vas business caller in
Ottumwa Tues day.
Rev. G. Springer, of Libertyville, fill
ed his regulfr appointment at the M.
3. church at F1oris and Locust Grove.
John Owens was a business caller in
Ottumwa.
the meetings still continue at the
Baptist ch.arch.
George Jarvis left for st. Louis Sat
urday evening.
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I HAVE. 800 ACRES OF PRAIRIE LAND.
all under fence; has never been broke, "a
mile from Alma, at $40 per acre. Alma is
center Of melon and fruit country, has
large cannery and one of greatest ship
ping points Of fruit and vegetables on l.
c. R. Il. $40 acres y mile from Kinmon.
dy; five miles from Alma, all under fence
and cross fences of woven wire 100 acre
apple orchard; 45 acres peaches; 1855 pear
trees; twenty acres timber; two good
houses, three good barns and other out
buildings and abundance of water, at $50
per acre. Terms can be made right.
Have few smaller farms. Write to j.
q. Day, Alma, Ill.
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Chequest.


& Chequest, Jan. Con the evening of De-
cember &c. Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Shaffer gave
fine party ana oyster supper to large
number Of the young people in honor of
their son Grover, who was spending his
vacation at his home here from Drake uni
versity, but returned to Des Moines Mon
day to resume his school work.
Miss Eva Coffman went to Des Moines
last Monday where she will visit for an in
definite period of time.
c. c. Rodgers and family returned to Co
lumbus JuriGtion Saturday after spending
the holidays with friends in Chequest.
L. c. Carroll and Miss Bird Carroll, of
White Elm, attended the oyster supper at
Mr.. Shaffehhs in this place last Wednesday
night.
Messrs. Cleve and Rex Rambo, of Keo-
sauqua, visited a day or two last week
with thdhr cousin, Grover shaffer, and
took in the party.
Chas. Rlmbo, of Oklahoma, is making an
extended visit among old time friends in
this place
Protratted meeting closed at the Baptist
church Sunday night.
Otis I'lowman and wife spent Sunday at
the parental Arson home near Kilbourne
Lee Koush has bought the f. M. Lee
farm, consideration $1,000
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FOR sALE-A FEW CHOICE FARMS
near Agency, so to 300 acres at $50 to
$65 per acre; also small farm to rent
Phil Watkins, Agency, Iowa
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FOR SALE-FARM OF ia ACRES,
known as the Blackman farm. Ten room
house, two barns and other outbuildings,
Orchard, never falling wells, convent
emily located, land lays well and in high
state of fertility. Located u mile west
of Chillicothe, Iowa. For particulars see
w. S. Dickson at farm, or C. II. Stuber,
of Dudley, Iowa
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FOR SALE--A FEW CHOICE SINGLE
comb black Minorcia cockerels, 81 and
1.50 each. Address w. A. Fulmer, Oliyet
Iowa.
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A VISITS SAD END
MISS ELLA SULLIVAN, OF KNOX.
WILLIE A VICTIM OF
FIRE.

Knoxville, January 4. - Especially
Knoxville gave one victim to the Iro-
quois' theatre fire. Miss Ella Sullivan
went from here last week to Chicago
to spend the holiday week with her
sister and brother. The first intima-
ton that she was probably a victim
of the fire was letter from her on
Wednesday stating that she and her
sister were going to attend the mat
inee at the Iroquois theatre that after
noon. Thursday morning telegram
from the brother stated that Mrs. Ste
wart cher sister, was found at a hospi-
tai and later taken home but Ella had
not been found. They searched all the
hospitals in the hopes of finding her,
but to no avail. She was found late
Thursday night at one of the
morgues. Miss Sullivan was
about 25 years old, and is
principal of the Flagler school, The
suspense and final telegram stating
owed mother and brought the deepest
sorrow to her brother and sisters here.
Concord.
Concord, Jan. 4-Rev. Smith filed
his regular appointment at the Miller
church last Sunday morning.
Rev. Alfred did not fill his appoint
ment at the Liberty church last Sun
day morning.
Mrs. VIM. Morrison is visiting this
week with relatives in Des Moines.
The Christmas trees, one at the Mil
Ter church Thursday night and one at
the Pleasant Hill school house Friday
night were quite well patronized, there
being full house at both places.
Moses and Charley Hon, of Foster,
visited in this vicinity few days last
week.
Miss Rosa Swain left last Saturday
for Redfeld where she will visit a
short time with relatives.
w. K. Bishop, of Centerville, is home
on a vacation for few days.
Hiram @. Clark died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Whistler, last
Sunday morning. The deceased was
an old and esteemed resident of this
vicinity and leaves many relatives and
friends to mourn his loss. Interment
was made in the Unionyille cemetery.
Abba.
Abba, Jan. 4.-The choir of the FIRST
Presbyterian church rendered the can
tata, 1.-THE Prophet Of Nazareth" last
evening before a large and apprecia-
{ tive audience. This choir has giver
several musical entertainments during
the year ana the one given last nigh
was up to the usual high standard OF
excellence, which has always marked
these musical presentations. Some o.
the members are among the best mu.
steal amateurs in the state and the. eff.
feet OF their combined effort was pleas
ing in the extreme.
Miss Carrie Taylor leaves today tt
attend the musical conservatory Of TIN
Northwestern university Of Evanston
Ill.
Charles Lee and wife Of Cuba, III.
who has been visiting his bother, r
u. Lee Of this place, returned to hi!
home last night.
II. A. McMain and wife, who were
married here last Thursday night, re.
turned to Kirkville Mo-, this morn
Ing.
Miss Ruby Salisbury Of Centerville
is visiting Miss Rena Evans and othe
Abba friends.
Miss Carrie Clemens Of Lovilia, spen
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-HEAyY SET WORK HAIR
ness and 81 inch wagon, SIS. Address
'B" care Courier.
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FOR sALE-A THREE CHAIR BARBER
shop in town of 10000 a bargain. Ad-
dress G.. G.. Thomas, Ottumwa, Iowa
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NEW FARM FOR SALE OR RENT-oNE
mile from Washington. New buildings
and new, rich soil. For terms, address
A. ]. Rogers. Kalona, Iowa.
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FOR SALE, OR RENT-9o ACRE FARM,
located 81 miles northwest Of Batavia
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PERMANENT. POSITION FOR THREE
energetic people residing in southern
Iowa. Special work, $40 salary with COM
mission. State age. Southern Guaranty
Investment Co., Sioux City, Iowa.
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WANTED-MEN WHO DESIRE sfTuA-
tons as motornen or conductors to write
at once. inclosing % cents for application
and examination blanks. No experience.
L. w. Brown, Supt., Sullivan, Indiana