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for more room until the people of AL
bia can decide to erect the much need
ed high school. 1t is hoped that this
NAV be done before another school
year opens.
James Claver left yesterday for Al-
lance, Neb., to see the country about
that place.
William Writ. of Lovila, transacted
business in Abba Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Griffin. who are
with the Barnum & Bailey circus,
spent the first of the week with the
formers parents in this place.
Miss Alice Duncan has returned
from her outing in Colorado.
Rev. winthrop Allison expects to be
absent from the pulpit during the two
coming Sabbaths. Rev. Allison spent
a part of his vacation at Excelsior
Springs Mo-, for the betterment of the
rheumatism from which he suffers
greatly.
A. e. Childs is in Chicago oil
business this week. He was accom-
| panied by Mrs. Childs. who will spend
the time in sight seeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. McMillen will
leave next Monday for the exposition.
The funeral service of Mrs. Josie
Brewer took place yesterday at p.
m. from the A. NJ. E. church, conduct
ed by the pastor, F. V. Peterson. III
terment in Oak View cemetery.
Guy Trilnble and Miss Grace Sha-
han were united in marriage at the
latters home last Wednesday at $3.50
a. m. They left Immediately for ST.
Louis on short wedding trip. The
young couple will moke their future
home in Kirksville, Mo.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove, Sept. Glory Per
ry is threshing for the farmers in this
vicinity.
Mrs. j. Z. Strickland. of Floris spent
several days this week with her
daughter, Mrs. H. II. McVey.
VIM. Brooks and wife are the pa
rents of son, born August 81.
Mrs Jackson Peden left Tuesday
for South Dakota for visit with rela
tives.
Oliver Brooks and Robt. Croft have
gone to Gilman.
Quite a number Of persons from
here have been attending the reviva
meetings at Mars Hill.
F. NJ Brooks, H. H. McVey and w
N. Croft were Ottumwa callers or
Tuesday.
Earl McCaulley was an Eldon caller
on Tuesday
VIM. Hancock and wife are the pa
rents of daughter, born last week.
Mrs. Chas. Mace and daughter An
ma were calling at the F. NJ. Brooks
home on Friday.
Henry Bolivar was in this vicinity
on business one day the past week.
E. K Downey. Of Bloomfield, and
Irma Plank, of Floris, were in this vi
cinity on Sunday.
George McVey and family spent
Sunday at the Jake Conner home
j. B. Kendrick and family and Wal
ter Crook, Jr., and family attended the
big show in Ottumwa on Saturday. AL
report a fine show.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Eighty-acre farm Z miles from Of
tumwa; so acres creek bottom that is
fine corn land, balance upland; new
5-room house with cellar, barn 40x60
feet; good orchard r. +. D. and tele-
phone pass farm. Price $50 per acre.
200-acre farm 21s miles from Ottum-
fine; balance pasture that lays rolling;
Groom house, barn 34x60 feet; ice
house, machine shed; young orchard; ;
building almost new; " mile to school.
r. f. D. and telephone pass farm.
Price $55 per acre.
16O-acre farm near Milton, Van
Buren, county, Iowa; lays well, good
soil; two sets of Improvements; No. 1
Groom house, good cellar, barn 50x60
feet, granary 24x32 feet; No. good
5-room house with cellar; farm fenced
in 8 fields; 200 rods woven wire; fine
orchard; fruit of all kinds; farm well
watered; never failing wells; u mile
to school. r. F. D. and telephone
lines pass farm. Price for a short time
$50 per acre.
224 acres, miles north from OF
tumwa, fine land. good rich soil T.
room house, 8 barns, deep we'll, wind
pump, 2 orchards. This is a fine farm
Price 500 per acre. Can give good
terms.
Several 5-acre tracts outside city
limits on main road, north from city
that lay fine.
JOHN H. SPRY g. BRO,
101 North Court Street.
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LEBANON.

Lebanon, Sept. 5.-Mr. and Mrs. r..
G. Boag, of Milton, passed through
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Brown and chill
dren, of Stockport, are visiting Mrs.
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Wilson.
Miss Emma Harrison was the guest
of Mrs. Ed Curry at Milton few days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs John Mccullough Of
Chequest spent a few days last week
with their daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Van Fleet.
Weldon Campbell of Milton, called
in town wednesday evening.
Miss Jennie Richardson, of Troy. is
the guest of Mrs. Hannah Clafine.
Misses Ivadell Humphrey and Dot
Brown visited friends last week in
| Milton.
Miss Maud Potter left Saturday for
Cantril, where she will begin school
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wilson entertain
ed Friday for dinner Mr. and Mrs. G.
P. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Rob-
erts. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Brown, of
Ottumwa.
r. G. Conner and son spent Sunday
afternoon in Troy.
Gene Harrison and wife left Mon
day for Basco, Ill.,, where they will
visit Mrs. Harrison's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steftie.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Conner of Roy
alton, MINI, is visiting their brother
r. G. Conner; also Amos Conner, of
Troy. spent Monday night in town.
Mr.. Wolf and wife Of Libertyville, is
the guest of her brother, G. B.
Humphrey
A number from here attended the
circus in Ottumwa last Saturday.
MI Nan, of Denver, Colorado, was
| the guest last week of his daughter
Mrs. j. e. Guernsey.
Rev. G. L. Minear preached his fare
well sermon here Sunday morning
Sam Warner left today for Eldon
| where he will attend the fair
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell, Sept. 7.--Rev. R. V. Pike
preached his last sermon before the
Zion M. e. church, his text being taken
from Psalms 1908, Thy people shall
be willing in the da'. of thy power
Miss Elsie Stellar returned Friday to
her home in Ottumwa, after brief
visit at the home of her aunt, Mrs. j
Hollingsworth.
Mrs. J. WI. Workman was on the
sick list last week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Schwartz and son
Johnnie. Of Village Creek, spent Sun
dav with c. C. Cockerill and family.
Miss Marguerite Smith, of South OF
tumwa, returned home Thursday, after
short visit with her cousin, Miss
Della Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griff Melick, Of South
Ottumwa, were callers at the G. NJ
Hartley home Thursday.
Union school began Monday with
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald as teacher
G. w. Workman and sister, Mrs
Margaret Miller, both Of ostua,a,a,
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OOCCOOoO OOOOOOOOOO
8 NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS 8
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c
BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte, Sept. s.-Mrs. J. NJ
Clark. of Memphis. Tenn, is visiting
with Fred Mort and family.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Smith and family, Jas
Perkins, Misses Elsie Cummings and
Gertie Perkins, and Messrs Arthur
Cummings and Almer Neatly went to
the worlds fair yesterday.
The f. N. Leach family have moved
to Sparto, Mo-, where Mr. Leach is
employed in handle factory.
Mrs. Agnes E. Marriott and daugh-
ter, Mary F.. and son Charles, ant
Mrs. Jas. Shipley and sons Frederic
and Addison, all Of Silver City, New
Mexico, are visiting the Shlpley fam
lily here.
The B; Y: P. q. will have lawn SO.
cial at j. w. Whfteley's yard on Fri
day afternoon and evening, Sept. 9.
A new cement walk is being laid
along the property occupied by Phil
McCafery.
Elmer Ware was in Pennington
Monday.
Mrs. Neiswanger and daughter
Mrs. Henry Kraushaar We're visiting
with relatives in Pennington Mon
day.
DR.. Percival and Harley left yester-
day for Kansas, where they will visit
During their absence Mrs. Perciva
and Cecil will visit in Hillsboro, and
Miss Patti in Eldon.
Mrs. ]. @. Israel returned Tuesday
from an extended visit in Missouri.
Mrs. Ed Coolidge Is visiting in Eldol
this week
Ivan Coolidge, of Keokuk, visited
with relatives here Monday. Merle
Hornbacker has returned from Colo
rado
Mrs. Laughry and granddaughter
Vivian Demple of Keokuk visited
George Fahe and family Monday.
Henry Reiden and family have NOV
ed from the Chas. Stebbins farm intt
the Sivil property here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Miller are attend
ing the Eldon fair this week.
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BELkNAP.

Belllnap, Sept 6.--Mrs. e. A. Pat
terson and children spent Saturday
night and Sunday near Drakevllle Il,
the NJ F. Patterson home.
Mrs. Sarah MCGEE, Mrs. Emma Ow
ems, and Mrs. Clara Burkhaltel
are visiting with Ottulnwa friends.
D. M. Mum of Drakeville was Wis
itor at this place Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard r. Roberts and
little son Clarence, who reside near
Marshalltown, recently spent several
days with Mr.. Roberts parents and sis.
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Roberts and
daughters, Susie and Bessie.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Post and son
of near Floris visited Sunday at the
home of their son and brother, Ed Post
and family.
School began here Monday with
Clearance Vorhies Of Rlod ufield as prin.
cipal and Miss Margue| to Selmau Of
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Abba.

Abba, Sept REV. c. S. Cooper
closed the first year of his passionate
over the Methodist church at this
place last Sunday. His friends both
In his congregation and outside hope
that the conference will decide to re-
turn him to Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Moore returned
the latter part Of the week from an
extended visit with Mr.. Moore's pa
rents.
Misses Anna Currie. Carrie DUNCAN
Edna Pabst Mabel Person, Susie
Stump and Maude Bloomfield are the
new teachers in the Abba schools this
year. Another room in the basement
of the high school building has been
fitted up to meet partially the demand
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sleouRnEY.

sigourney, Sept. 7.-viola Brown. OF
indianapolis, is visiting friends in Sig
Quincy.
for his brother, F. H. Maryland.
Frank j.. siebel and Ethel Garrett
We're quietly married at the home OF
the bride in West Sigourney Monday
night, and Immediately left for visit
with Mr. Seibers parents In Spencer
Hugo Golldner, Henry Wagner and
E. E. Phelps were business callers ir
Ottumwa last Monday.
Jesse McCreery has resigned his
position as deputy sheriff.
Jas. Wyllie, superintendent of the
county poor farm brought In a lot o.
fine melons and gave the county Off
GERS royal treat yesterday.
A meeting of the township republi-
can committeeman has been called tc
meet here the coming Friday to out
line campaign work.
Marriage licenses We're issued yes
terday to Andrew w. Wenger. aged "a
and Clara S. Warren, aged Fl.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the first day of
September, A. D., 1904, the UNDER
signed was appointed by the clerk Of
the district court of Wapello county,
Iowa, administrator of the es-
tate of Rachel Jones. 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.
Dated Sept.-1, 1904.
Lemuel Jones.
Administrators.
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CONCORD,

Concord. Sept. REV. Alfred filed
his regular appointment at the Liberty
church last Sunday morning.
Joseph Woods, of near Moulton, was
visiting in this vicinity last week.
Miss Rosa Swain visited over Sun
day with relatives near Darbyville.
Some of the young people Of this
vicinity attended meeting at Ash
Grove last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Tadlock attended
the Newburg-Tadlock wedding last
Sunday evening.
James Selix and family attended
church at Ash Grove last Sunday.
The democrats met at the township
house last Saturday and nominated
full ticket. while the republicans
met the Saturday previous.
Campbell & Bride, of near Moulton,
was in this vicinity the first of the
week buying sheep.
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LEGAL,
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that on the first day
of September A. D., 1904, the under-
signed was appointed by the clerk of
the district court of Wapelo county,
Iowa, executor of the estate
of Adam S. Hawk. deceased,
late of said county All persons in
debted to said estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned. and those
having claims against the same will
present them, legally authenticated to
said court for allowance.
Dated Sept. l, 1904.
Geo. S. Hawk
Executor.
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DoUps.

Douds. Sept. school at this place
will commence next Monday, Sept.
10, with Miss Ludie Hissem teacher
in room No. ] and Miss Jennie Ferris
teacher in primary room.
Miss Madge Ferris started to attend
school at Keosauqua Monday.
j. M. Morrow Is in st. Louis this
week attending the Worlds fair
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Grant Buckles. of Leardo, died on
Monday ard was buried Tuesday at
the Leandt cemetery.
The jury in the matter Of petition
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spent Friday at the parental ]. w.
Workman home.
+. L. Dexter and B. M. Eastburn
took some fine hogs to the Eldon fair
Monday.
Mrs. Vim. Gift visited Friday and
Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. Ada
Baum.
Mrs. S. ]. Nation is visiting this
week with her granddaughter, Mrs. F.
l.. Dexter.
Ralph Ross Renfrew, the 14-months-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Renfrew, died
Sept. 2, after all illness of two weeks.
He leaves to mourn his death faith
err, mother. five sisters and three
brothers. He was ever very loving
child and though 50 young there were
many who loved this baby. Funeral
services were conducted Sept. at the
Zion NJ. z. church by Elder Wolfe, OF
the Brethren church, South Ottumwa
and interment was made In the Zion
the heartfelt sympathy of the entire
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Belger and chill
dren, of Eddyville, and Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Albertson, Of South Ottumwa
were guests Of MT. and Mrs. S. E
Overturf last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rankin passed
through here Sunday enroute for theii
home near Belknap, after a visit with
relatives in Ottunwa.
Miss Winnie Hartley visited last
week with relatives and friends in OF.
tumwa.
Miss Della Smith visited Sunday
with Miss Inez Truitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Salter and sor
Clarence, of South Ottumwa, were
callers at the Hartley home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Workman, O.
South Ottumwa, spent Sunday with
]. w. Workman and wife.
Elmer Skinner spent Sunday even.
ing in Ottunlwa.
Mrs B. M. Eastburn visited with re.
latives in Pella last week.
Geo. Wilson and family spent Sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Cockerill
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HIGHLAND.

Richland, Sept. Reese Haworth
left for st. Louis last Tuesday.
Asberry Stalker was in Fairfield
Wednesday.
Carroll and Marcella Allen, of Des
Moines. are visiting their grandpa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Long.
Lem Reed and wife visited relatives
in Oskaloosa on Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Reed, of What Cheer,
visited relatives here last week
James White and wife, Of Keota,
visited at the parental Mills home over
Sunday.
Mrs. I. Arkin is visiting relatives in
st. Louis.
Mrs. James TIinson and daughters
of Chicago, visited at the P. l.. Hinson
home last week.
John Carmichael and wife We're in
Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. Ivan Hinshaw of Brighton
visited her daughters here Sunday
P. L. Hinson was in Packwood Sum
day.
Mrs. Eber Brolliar visited in Oska-
loosa Monday.
Ed Swank and wife are in st. Louis
this week.
John Brolliar and wife visited ar
Oska1oosa the first of the week.
AL. Bales and wife are in ST. Louis
this week.
Aaron Stalker and Wife were III
Fairfield Monday.
Franc Worthington left for he1
school in Wisconsin Wednesday.
Maggie Seyb, of Kahoka, Mo-. is
visiting her brother Theodore Seyb.
Arch Reed was in Oskaloosa Mon
day.
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HOUSE BURNED - MUST SELL
farm. 40 acres, 20 acres fenced and
in cultivation, fine spring, near
school and church; IA miles Bryant
mills, postoffice, country store; 6
Mills, postoffice, country store, 6
miles from Ava, the county seat,
SIS cash, balance annual payments,
or $3.50 per month. Poultry, pigs
and peaches pays for farm. L. 0.
HALEY, Ava, Mo.
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CORN IS KING IN CARRoI1. ~
Missouri. l have good bargains 4,
farms of all sizes. 200 acres 4 r,,,1aa
from town, excellent black soil. gent
~ rolling, fair improvements Fam.
ny orchard. Price $47.50. $40 acras
Wen improved, good black soil very
gently rolling, miles from eooa
Town. good orchard. Price $50. g
=. Diggle. Carrollton, Mo- :.
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foR SALE = ILLINOIS FARM.
Snsap Tor cash; 40 acres in one
tom near; large barn, holds So ton.
loose nay. grain and stock in nro-
portion; modern frame house: large
Top ground brick cellar and otber
out improvements; only four miles
from Baltimore and Ohio South !.
western r. r. and good trading
point; corn that viii make so bush
els per acre: have no agents. If in
terested, for prices and other infor-
nation address Box %, Tuka M
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-16o ACRE FARM IN
Lewis county, Missouri. Two sets
OF improvements; 40 acres rich sec
t oho potion, which grew the corn
.nat took first prize at the Omaha
seAposltlon. Soil is fresh. rich black.
io 'an ten acres Of choice timbera.
wen watered; 1k mile to counts
seat, sea-; 4 miles to railroad town: tel,
snh es 70 mississippi river; close to
81 noo and churches;s $3.50 sper acre;
best bargain by $40 per acre l., th he
county. Will sell either so for s25
Per per acre; $500 down. If You want
lnls' come quick. Dowell & Sirnn-
son, LaBelle, Mo.
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I HAVE GOOD UNINCUMBERED
land to exchange for stock of mer-
chandise. I am in the mercantile
business and want anything that
will SELL 800 acre improved farm to
exchange at $3.50 per acre near
good town. Jno. w. Mcclellan, Emf
hence, Mo.
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for guardian for Nancy Marshall, an
aged woman residing west of Leando,
returned verdict in the district court
for q guardian.
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FOR SALE-FARM NEAR ENID
Oklahoma, Sterl Nelson, Latham,
Kansas.
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WE WISH TO TRADE

Ottumwa 8
Business property for small grocery
STOCK. Or would trade it on good.
erty. - 70 e,
we have several customers for from
500 to s1,5o0 city property that can
De bought on the installment plan. IL.
you nave such to sell see us at once
Part Of them would not object If prop.
erty is out at the edge of the city. &
l40 acres near city. Good land. good
buildings, only s75 per acre. Bargain
6o.acre fruit farm $50 per acre.
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FOR sALE-A so-ACRE FARM
room room house, rich land--underlaid by
enree Veins Of coal, Ia miles from
aSouli.y seat; on gravel road. Ad-
aress' >. H. Lanham. Sullivan, Ind.
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CORNELL & HULL
Abstracts of Title. !.
Summers Building. ottu,nwa, Ia
FOR SALE.

100 acre 5 miles from ottumwa; a
snap.
Eighty acres fine land, good i'm
provements. 5 miles from R. r. town
at SIS per acre.
Two S0acre farms adjoining with
two sets of good Improvements. These
two farms would make a fine 100 acre
place at $50 per acre
900 acres fine land and improve
ments, thing, wind mill, two large
barns and 10-room house with fur
mace. If you want fine home look
this up.
Eighty acres miles north from city
500 per acre.
oTTUMWA REAL, ESTATE CO.
Taylor Bldg. Cor. Main and Court Sts.
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FOR SALE = STRICTLY CLEAN
tirst-ciass timothy seed Address A
F. Corthon, r. r. No. 5, city.
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WANTED-Pos1TION BY YOUNG
man; good habits; wants place on.
iarm Tor fall and winter; not too far
from town. Address u care Courier.
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FOR sALE-12o ACRES. WELL I'M
proved. Shelby Co., Mo-: $36 per
acre. Fine 4O0-acre stock and grain
farm, mostly in timothy and blue
grass, near good town. E. M. Har-
ness, Clarence, Mo-
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FOB sALE-Two GOOD YEARLINc
T tol. norm bulls. Address Thomas
-eesoaie' X. K. No. Z, Ottumwa.
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$4,000 WILL BUY A TWENTY-AcRn
iruit farm; 7-room house; good
buildings; 500 trees in good bearing
Il. II. Lindley, Hedrick. Iowa.
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Joseph w. Folk, democratic nominee
for governor of Missouri, is a nephew
OF Senator Bate. of Tennessee. Folks
brother is treasurer of the latter state.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-SUNNY SOUTH: WELL
improved stock and fruit farm of
1000 acres; 800 acres in peach trees,
plenty timber and water, side track
on place; $50 per acre. J. L. Eth
ridge, Macon Ga.
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FOR sALE-F1NE FRUIT AND
stock farm, / mile from R. r. town:
23S acres; good house, barn and
watered with springs: title good;
price $4,000; easy payments. Hub
Realty Co. Waynesville, Mo,
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WANT ED.

WANTED-CoMPETENT GIRL FoR.
general housework. Good wages.
MIS-. ). j. Smith, 1895 North Court.
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FOR sALE-THREE SPECIAL BAR
gains In 100, 100 and 240 acre farms;
rich soil. fine laying land, well i'm
proved and near town. Write for
list and prices. John Ellington,
Meadville, Linn county, Missouri
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5o2 ACRES, $4,000; 30, $4,000, WITH
buildings and timber; stock farm,
500. $4,000; small farm. Write Union
Soldier, Nottoway, Va.
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DO YOU WANT A FARM IN THE
great fruit belt uf the south? Stock
live the year around on the range:
healthful climate; pure soft water;
40 miles from Mobile. For further
information write Ed. r. Mann, Deer
Park, Ala.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-19
MEET IN THIS CITY.
irrigation Convention VIII Be
Held This Summer.
WILL ACCEPT INVITATION OF CLUB


IN ali probability the third meeting
of the irrigation commission of the
state Of Washington viii be held in
NaUa WaTa some time during the
.oming summer. Several days ago II.
:. Johnson. chairman of the CONNER
al club irrigation committee. extend
ed an invitation to the commission to
come to Walla WalIa and hold a meet
ing. He has received a reply from
Walter y. Granger. secretary of the
commission. which is as follows:
''ZILLA. Wash, April II. 1904.
Mr.. H +. Johnson. Chairman
'Irrigation Com. of Com. Club,
Walla Walla, Wash.
Dear Sir:
Your letter of the Sth inst, advis-
ing the appointment Of a committee on
all matters relating to irrigation, by
he Commercial club of Walla Walla,
and extending an invitation from that
organization to the Irrigation Com
mission of the state of Washington. to
hold its next meeting at Walla Walla,
was duly received.
In answer. | beg to inform you
that prior to the receipt of your let
ter, the next meeting of the Irrigation
Commission had already been called to