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Baliard's Horehound Syrup

immediately relieves hoarse. croupy
cough. oppressed. rafting, raspire
and difficult breathing. Henry c.
Stearns. druggist. Shullsburs. Wis
writes. May 90, 1901: Il have bee1.
selling Balard's Horehound Syrup
for two years. and have never had a
preparation that has given bette. sat.
isfactiOn. | notice that when | sell
a bottle they come back for morA.
can honestly recommend it," % cents
50 cents, s100. Sold by l.. B. Coon
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A GOOD HOUSEkEEPER-

Must oversee many things herself.
Must be patient br firm, with
those in her EMPLOY.
Musl not disdain to pick UP Il dustpr
and Use ii occasionally.
Must see that more than he mere
surface dust is removed.
Must have a place for everything
and see that everything is in its place.
Must have the houseworl1 planned
for regular days. and adhere 10 the
rule.
Must take q personal interest in the
condition of The refri2ator and its
contents.
And should 90 to market herself al
least once week.-Physical Culture
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ITO BE Continred.)

\ newspaper. whose columns oHer
TOW with ads of business Mon, has
more influence in attracting attention
TO. and building mp. a city - town
t1Ian any other agency that can be en-
pioyed People go where fuere s
business. Capital and labor will 10
cate whore there is an enterprisins
community No power on earth is
So strong TO build ZIP i Town as 4
newspaper We'll patroniZod. md its
power should be appreciated Rev
T Dewitt Talma2e.
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CHAPTER Princess l.onise a.
France is To We'd the Duke of Fried.
vald. q stranger 10 The French court
in order 10 cement the friendship OF
King Francs and the Emperoe
Charles Y. The dukes jester comes
to court TO amuse the princess an&
is challenged hy Tribou1et, the king
fool.
lI-Francis condemns the Dukes
jester to death by the sentonce of
Triboulet whc is jealous, then scares
him with a warning.
III-The stranger befriended by
,i"cqueline. a female jester in the suit
e the princess. He tells the princess
Gt the duke and his love for her. H
seems high born. and she appoints
meeting with him in the garden
WEBSTER is much With princess
,jacqueline thinks he loves Louise.
The duke is coming TO court ahead
~ the appointed time.
N-The jester and The princess rea i
together a love romance in the gar
den. A tender scene interrupted by
thc sudden arrival of Jacqueline.
NI--The duke arrives at court. He
fears for his reception by the princess.
Francis tells him to be bold
NII-The jester breaks his glass
when the duke pledges the princess.
Triboulet openly accuses him of lov-
ing Louise. The company drive
Triboulet from the banquet hall.
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James Jones
A NIGHT DEPARTURE
And First-Class Service to Florida
Via Southern Railway

And First-Class Service to Florida
Via Southern Railway
Leave Memphis union depGt. nth
ern railway tran Nc - i. m. r.
naming in sleepes II Cnattan0oea
Take on next track, same station,
THE CHICAGO AND FLORIDA
SPEoIAl.
Leaving 1:l5 a. m. except MondaysJ
which runs solid via Atlanta Macon
and Jessup, arriving Jacksonville
same evening at 9s25 .. N, ana 81
Augustine 1913 p. N.
The train consists Of combined
baggage and club car, four eleeant
Pullman sleepers and one dining car
Florida literature and berth rescrV-
ations on application 10
C. A. DeSAUSSURE, D 2. A.
L. NJ. DeSAUSSURE, C. T. A.
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Yawnng the fool stretched his arms,
look ing not at the nobleDan. but be
roud HIM and instinctiVcly the prn-
cess hetrothed peered over his shoui-
der in the senidarkHess behind, while
his hand quickly sought his sword
''tie. most noble duke" exclaimed
or interloperS. believe me. W" are en-
trely alone. YOU and |. master and
fool. There come no nearer | beg" a>
the Anbieman menaeingly moved to-
ward him.
Have you ANY argument To advance
Sir Eoai. why ehoaild nnt :: said the
other grimly Il CLEAN OF amusement
depicted ON hi> fad face as he paused
the while
An argument Sharp as needle.
somewhat laH&er. replied the Jester
touchilfE IT, breast and drawing froH
between the folds of his doublet a shin
ing hilt.
HARSH ard lold laughed the kiI-s :
guest, You fe,i." h" said. You had
your opportunity below there in the
han and missed it, Io,l hest1ted. went
hltndly Hn0tia"r course. and HOW, with
oHinogs meaning. You arc hcres'
I pol the stick candle t!riprnd
Sputtprei and Went out The lester
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an u7YttmCut sharp us Il nfcdi'.'
ben, forward and with the copper
snuffer OH the table near by deftly
trimmed the remaining light
Only fools fight in Darkness he re
marked quietly. "ald here is but one
! of them
You pit yourself and that-play-
thi4g against me- asked the burly
soldier derisivcly
Have you hunted the wild boar, my
lord:" lightly answered the other.
How mighty it is. How savage
What tusks. You know the pastime?
quick step. a sure arm, an ey" like
Gghtning-presto Your hoar lies on
his back. with his feet in the air. You,
my lord. are the boar: big. clumsy.
brutal. Shall We begin the sport? |
promise to prick yon with every rush
The prospective bridegroom paused
thoughtfully.
"There is some Justice in what You
, say" he returned. his manner that Of
a man who has carefully weighed and
considered a matter. II confess to
partiality for the thick of the fray, the
hrunt of the fight, where men press
all around you"
"Assuredly. my lord: for then the
boar is in his element. \omatter how he
rushes, his nlsks strike yielding flesh"
"Why should We fight at all at
present. cautiously ven1ured the
noble. with further hesitation. Not
that l doubt | could easily crush you
extending his muscular arms-"but
you might prick NE, and just now
discretion may he the better part Of
valor. l. a duke. engaged to wed a
princess. have much to lose; you, moth
ing. A fools strike NIGH, Kill !; king :"
"Or knaye my lord. added the
ylAiSant.
"Or q knave. sirrah thundered the
duke. the veins starting out on his
| forehead
The Jester half drew his dagger His
quiet confidence and glittering eye i'm
pressed even his antagonist. Injured to
scenes of violence and strife.
is it a truce, most noble lord:" said
the fool significantly. A truce where
| in we may call black. black. and white,
| white, A truce which may be broken
by either of us, with due warning to
| the other?"
Knitting his brow, the noble stood
motionless, deeply pondering, his head
| long passion evidently at combat with
his judgment. Then his face cleared, a
hard brusque laugh burst from his
| lips, snd he brought his fist violently
down on the massive oak table near
| The door.
| SO he it, he assented. with a more
open look
"A truce-without any rushes from
tie toar!'
| "Fool. Does not my word suf1ice?'
cor'emptuously retorted the duke
Yes. for although You are-what
you are-you have been Il soldier and
would not break Il truce
| such commendation from-my jester
is. indeed. fattering satirically re-
! marked the kings guest, seating him
self lD q great chair which brought him
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CHAPTER VIII.

T 1URN out these torchhearers.
human candesticks and va
TSI.SSI lets de chambro. and III get
ES.Ss.S.My me to bed commanded the
duke. Standing in the center Of his
room. and Il trooper with Il fierce red
nnlStarhe waved Il swar1r of pages.
c'ilhearers and attendants from the
door and closed it, "Iiow are the men
Quartered. Iohann:"
with all the creature comforts. my
lord" answered the soldier. gazing
downward.
Hold them in check. Johann. as
though we were in campaign" said
the noble.
Yes. my lord" returned the man.
staring impassively before him.
Salnting respectfully. an expression
of quick intelligence on his Horid fea-
lures. the trooper backed ont OF the
room. With his hands behind him h;>
shoulders bent forward the duke long
pondered. his look. keen and discern
ing. his perspiearity clear in spite O,
..,.S wine or the intoXica,ion Of the
IN tSS eyes. -AltIloit-H iDS Ho''ie
-.;tllce seemed bent on vacancy. it Was
.4iInself as we'll AS others he WAS study
ing weighing the memorable events of
,!le evening". recalling I" nind ever.
word with the princess. reviewing her
features. the Soitei.in% of her cold dis
uain. now mentally ,'i>trustfll because
she WAS Il woman, again confident he
Il 4 al I,o,.
heart
The clear tinkliiig Of ii bell broke in
upon his cogitHtion. faint musical
sound that Sceiucd at his very elbow.
He wheeled about abruptly, saw moth
ing save the mysterious shadows of tie
curtains. the tiickerin% lamps. the dark
outline of the canopy of the great bed,
IuStinctiNely he knew he was not alone
and yet his gaze. rapidly sweeping the
apartment, failed to perceive an i'll
lrudcr.
Again the tnkling. Il low laugh. and,
turning sharply toward an alcove from
whence the sounds came, the duke,
through the half light and trailing,
Sombrous shadows OF its entrance. per
die set in II spiked enAmel"d stick "A
yellow glimmefing that came and went
with the sputtern% fame rested upon
an ironical face. Il graceful figure III
motley and wand with the testers
head and the bell. Without rising the
plaisant qrizzicuily regarded the sur
prised nobleman, who in spite of his
h,,] L H.
iarily at the suddenness of the encoun
ter.
Good evening. my lord said the
| fool. Il am like the geni of the tale
You think of me AMI l appear
| Regaining his composure at once. the
kings guest ben, his heavy brows over
his deep set eyes and deliberately sur
! yeyed the fool.
And now,'' went on the jester gay
! y. ''it is in your mind l am like as sud
denly to-disappear, Am l at faultT'
On the contrary. you are unusually
clear witted." was the answer.
"Oh. my lord. you overestimate my
! poor capacity"' returned the noble
mans unasked caller. with depreca-
| tory gesture.
j The hands OF the other worked imps-
ticntly. His hercuiean figure blocked
| the doorway You are a merry fell
| low" he observed. 1T is to be regret
| ted, but-confess You have brought it
| upon yourself.
What: Ny fate: Oh. yes" And he
! indirerently regarded the wand and
/ the wooden figure upon it without NOV
ing from the chair.
You have no fear:" questioned the
duke quietly
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COTTON BELT TIME CARD
Trains North

Trains North
No. leave Pine Bluff l:25 D. NJ.
arrive st. Louis 7:34 a. m; arrive
Memphis 7:3O D. m.
No. leave Pine Bluff 1885 a m.
arrive Memphis a. m, arrive st.
Louis col p. III. arrive Cairo 1:25
p. m.
Little Rock Train
No, 332-Leave Pine Bluff 3 so p m;
arrive Little Rock 6:20 0. m.
No. 31-Leave Little Rock sos a
NJ: arrive Pine Bluff 1925 a. m.
Trains South
No. leave Memphis $40 a. m.
leave ST. Louis at SAB p. M;
arrive Pine Bluff 3:45 p. M; arrive
Texarkana S:35 p. m.
No. 3-Leave st. Louis 8:3a p. H.;
leave Memphis 500 p. M; arrive
Pine Bluff 1856 a. M; arrive Texar.
kama $50 a. m.
p. 3. A. Z Trains
Leave Pine Bluff 2:30 p m.
Arrive Pine Bluff 1910 a. N.
Sunday
Leave Pine Bluff p. m.
Arrive Pine Bluff 9 a. m.
q M. Dickey. Agent
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face to far". It'll Tire fo,, aut yet ,-a..
maidcd the ,iu,r- f6c-,atrnder's 1t.ay
meaHs of retreat
~I'ardou nt". the du>e.s Jester. yol.
mean -
Yes: ujuc'
'A distinction With q difference" t.
tofted Tie Tool. IL IS qare tgue an
the dukes lester. Ii is equally untrue
am Yours Therefore We reach the
conclusion that you and the duke are
two different persons Plainly. not he
ing tho duke. you#ae au nupostor
reaSonng:'
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SCIENCE PREVENTS BADNESS.
The Fatal term and ifs Kennedy Now
I'acts of SVicnCc.

It Is tho raerst Hing II HE world fo1
a man to be necessarily bald y '=.s,
whose hair IS not de.td 1t t4c roots. ne
be bald if he viii us, NeWh'a'@ Ifo,
eide, the new Seatr zutseiife. ttrl
eide destroys III st.e9 .aat ...s s4.=.=.a..
off at tAe roe: -..tll e'gz7ia t5s.s
dandaaG and Loves i IL u -.
health! condition. Nh al,=s,5e.t {. ~
MaryEnd lie /. fs.s,e a4z =.
tirelH blid. IL los 49, - 81
eide Rad rcn1~4ea t4t.
growth. and .5'ts.re I'D - }.ee..-=
ering LIS head Nth -,
long aed in .4,, ',a,fs .-;,e.. - r=z=',==z
suit Of hair. Sd 5H 1z..d.- eH5
Send lae. IN staf..i#s fo1
Herpicde Co. !3.t1,.5t
'or sa.a by ccoa aHa H44tH ~pe eia1
3gt ntS
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DIFFERENT NOW.

Bachelor-Be sure you. are right
then 90 ahead, is ny mott.
Married Mani Qsed tc be mine
also before | got married
Bachelor-And, now?
Married Man-And now, make
sure am right. then 90 IS NY wife
tells me.-Chieag0 News.
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Catarrh Canno e -u~ed

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat OF the dis
ease. Caiarrh is a blood or constilu-
tional disease. End in order 70 cure it
you must tale internal remedies
Halls Catar"h Cure is taksn internal
iy, anG acts directly ON The blood and
mucuous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is rot a Guack moGicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the Nest physi-
clans in this country for years and is
regular prescription. It is com
posed of the bost tunics known. com
lined with t. lasst hloed purifiers
acting directly "a 'hn mucous sur
faces, The perfect combination Of
the two .nsrediente = what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca,
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & co, H4'e9s.. Tole-
do Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. price -
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
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New Saloon,
New MANAGEMENT

have bought the saloon bneiness
OF Charles Lunlthin ins at 2243 Mnln
ST. eet. where ! VIII BE 2laa :" Sc oil
my old i"n'1s and custom e~s. / w'Il
con 'uct his h1-ir e-~ #at ne same
high plane, thar bus ch4rfc''H izrd
III, e"ort> in lie al ana ev ryone
who calls ma. Nt n 81, 9 oi receiv
ing not un'y tarnSt hnt courteous
rea men. uil Il 'no { ol,v the
the best brands Of " ;.hkips and cigars.
Thanking my patrons Tor t. cir pnst
favors and soliciting a co ttn'inuce OF
share o. ,oar bnsineee, aim yours,
" tn best wishes,
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ETk t}NAL FEMININE {

= #agHsa:ta s#ae. are lea1 in down
!" SON lh E.aa'- said 4be uo,nc7'
:. nag uau - The 1uf-
Al'i -. ahyOH-, IlU~ y pI' her I1f'ui
~ 1EGE.ae GEe ras.tia h=f
Aai}.sti Statesman.
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he WASN'T THERE.

\ s0TIlgW lEaUEg r Vas astina cfF
a'@cat"rll eeNanes aoan' her wnd
g. ..Nes. SAB, -h,s said il Wa
- l'p= ;ias-a .@,G9i4 Nou over SOC,
HT;tfsfH,H=T.= 4aw,fS te1eryN here
i H,'leas aN H83~le III ~
hap er w3E#u
Indeed eaaaeutud aer master
And SDEpC:s, SItDTI fooi1rf us hand
some ~ aeF=etfHsm
ta7ml@r7a-z1 q Watse @HrH. Ho
ne 5N,a=fls sas=>2.4=I yer -bpiie1e it
aal feo n54aH Nahee showed mp,
firP9rs Ncyf ~.
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L. IS foolish Il We5 rs wicked 10
PLAY earl@ To- money { you don't un
derstand the 2aMo
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FOR RENT.l

ront furniched room, 52i West
:ond Avenue. Old phone 4o2.
furnished rooms from $I.25 up;
o rooms for light housekeeping at
t Springs, Ark. Address. Pleasant
Nv. Is Hickory Street. Hot Springs
k.
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CLOSE EXAMINATION.

We want TO examine your teeth.
Well tell YOU what's the matter with
them. # there is defect that can be
remeGied. we will fix il.
You can have tooth comfort and
better health because CT our work,
Your teeth may be bad. but you need
not suffer. Well put then. in good
shape for you Light cost and slight
rrain. No. pain at all If we can help
#. We are careful t oget right 6,
the difficulty to avoid useless working
where it's painful.
All work guaranteed.
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HEDRIcK.

! Hedrick, Oct Sc. w. Watts is in
South Dakota on business.
| MIR. and Mrs. George Helscher of
| heota visited relatives in town Sun
day. Mr.. Helscher was form erly in
business in Hedrick and has many
friends in this vicinity.
Wade kirkpatrick was a passenger
to Ottumwa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Bircher left for
northern Minnesota Tuesday evening.
where they will make an extended
visit with relatives
Mrs w. H. Reynolds is reported
quite i'll.
Miss Eta Ackridge went to Cedar
Rapds Monday for an indefinite stay.
Rev l.. c. Clark, who is we'll known
in Hedrick, has received and accepted
call to be pastor Of the First Metho-
dist church at Iowa City.
H. f. Duke left Wednesday for Can.
ada on short business trip.
G. A. Smith. who has been danger.
onrsly i'll at the home of his grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs Jasper Smith.
is reported to be improving.
The Slayton Jubilee Singers ap-
peared here last evening as the first
number Of the seasons entertainment
course. An excellent program was
given and was much appreciated by
the large crowd present.
V. G. Foster and J. B. Raben are
in Davenport this week acting as
jurors in federal court.
j. F. Humbert of Denver is spend
ing a few days in Hedrick on business.
t. VI. Watts attended the exposition
at Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
A reception was given in the new
Methodist Episcopal church parlors
Monday evening for Rev. and Mrs. w.
G. Wilson. A program was rendered,
refreshments were served and an ex-
cellent time was enjoyed by the large
number of people present.
Miss Maude Jacobs of Hayesville
was in town Monday.
M. p. Thompson went to Kirksville,
Mo-, this week.
Roy Redmond has moved into the
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ORM. MViLLE.

Ormanvill,. Oct. AIRS. Lafe ov-
erturf is still very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hunt are re-
joicing over the arrival of daugh-
ter.
Rev. Cross was visiting old friends
here recently.
Rev. and Mrs. Overturf and children
are visiting at the parental home and
with friends.
M. K. Leonard and son-in-law. Har-
rlson Hauck have returned from a trim
through Arkansas. Jesse Helmick ac
companied them.
Mr.. and Mrs John Eakins and G.
w. kingler have returned from Neb.,
where they have been visiting Mrs,
Elijah Owens.
D. B. Shadley and family visited at
the parental Elizabeth Iieckart home
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bartlett visited
the parental E. S. Berry home Sun
Mrs. A. F. Miller and Mrs. b. H.
Downing visited Mrs. Will Downing
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. ard Mrs w. D. Ramsey cnd
family, Elijah Orman and family spent
Sunday at the Hiram Mccall home.
Misses Caddie and Bertha Leonard
spent Sunday at Andrew Orman's
home.
John Hunt preached Sunday at 3
O'clock at Science hall to large con-
gregation. He will preach again Oct.
Is at o'clock.
: Rev. Jones will preach at orman-
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sIGoURNEY.

Sigourney, Oct. 5-Mr. and Mrs. I.
F. Pennington left yesterday for a few
weeks visit with relatives in In
diana.
Mrs. Clara White is seriously i'll at
her home in North Sigourney.
County Superintendent Cap E. Mil
Ter returned Monday from a two
weeks visit in West Virginia, where
he has been lecturing on teaching ag-
riculture in the public schools.
The P. E. O.'s met Monday night
with Mrs. Bert Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Parker left last
night for Nez Perez, Idaho. where
they will make their home. They go
via ST. Paul and will visit in Spokane
and Portland enroute.
Mrs. VIM. Richardson goes to OF
tumwa tomorrow for a visit at the
parental Veatch home.
The Keokuk County Medical asso-
citation met in Sigourney yesterday
afternoon. The attendance was ex-
oeptionally good and the program in
teresting and instructive.
A. NJ Meas returned Monday from
Kansas City. where he went with Mrs.
Meas for medical attention. Mrs. Meas
returned with him.
A small crowd of people spent Tues
day evening at the James Williams
home, at an informal farewell for Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Parker.
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell, Oct. 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Grips, of Charlton. visited Friday
night at the home of H. c. Alcott.
Rev R. Vernon Pike, Of Hayes, South
Dakota, formerly pastor of the OF
tumwa circuit, conducted preaching
services at the Zion Methodist Epis-
copal church last Sunday evening,
There was an unusually large congre-
cation and the services were greatly
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. F. L. Dexter and little daughter
Irene, spent Friday at the o. G. Truitt
home.
Mrs. D. A. Rater is very sick with
heart disease
j. w. Workman and wife were the
guests of ]. P. Hollingsworth and
family Sunday.
Miss Maude Harsch entertained a
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ExllNE AFRAID OF DlPHTHERIA.
Schools and Churches Closed on Ac.
count of One Case of MaIady

Exline, Oct 5.-On last Saturday
child by the name of Hibbs died
from diphtheria and the result is that
the BOARD of health has ordered one
family Guaranteed and served notices
on all parents that they must keep
their children inside their own yards.
The school board has postponed the
opening of school indefinitely and the
acting mayor notified all the churches
not to open on Sunday. The remains
OF the child were taken to Seymour
for interment AS yet there have been
no new cases.
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BoBToWN.

BohtoWn. Oct. 5.-The telephone line
which the farmers have been trying to
secure for tfs section Of the country
as yet has not been put in, and there
IS not much hopes that it will be for
some time 1T least.
Nj" and Mrs. Alcott and Mrs. James
Kennedy and little daughter, of VII
iase Greek. spent Sunday with Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Newnan' ard family.
Miss Lorena Cain. of South Ottum
wa. hegan school at the Shank school
Monday.
laree number Of the farmers of
this vicinity Were business visitors in
Ottnmwa Saturday.
Mrs. P. Courtney has been suffering
greatly from blood poisoning which
was caused by r,:nrine piece Of
finger
Mrs. T. Skinner and family Mrs
Chas. Horen and family and Mrs. A
=. Bnckaolz visited 'tar sister. Miss
Margaret Eoren ono dav last week
Mr.. and E,rs. D Mowrey. of Mars
tlltl arc seriously i'll ord t,lore L. not
much improvement in their conditions
ny and Nre l. Ri7He. of Ottul.lva
were callers at The F. Skinner home
Sunday
Michael Horen visited friends in OF
Joseph Diter who is attending
school in 0ttrrwa spent Saturday
ana Sunday at the home of his par
ests, M, arc Mrs. q Otter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. skinner epent SIM
Gay at the home Of Mr. Skinne,'s par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Skinner, of
South Ottumwa.
Monday evening very pleasant
party was held at the Eoren home in
honor CT Michael Horen's eighteenth
birthday. The evening was spent in
cards and outdoor canes, and a pleas
ant time was had hv all 1t was quite
a surprise to him as we'll as his neigh
bors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Giltner and
James Kennedy We're business visitors
al the Horen home last Thursday.
me awards of merit for perfect at
tendance for the past month at the
Horen school We're given to Misses
Mae@ie Foren ana Mary Myers. Miss
Anna M. FITZGERALD is teacher.
MISS Margaret Horen and Miss Anna
NJ. Fitzgerald We're callers at the Tees
dale home last Friday.
Harry Mow-ey and Lewis Differ
spent last Friday afternoon visiting
Miss Bessie Chisman at the Libert9
school.
Miss Minnie Courtney was a visitor
at the Horen home last Friday.
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ASH GROVE.

Ash Grove, Oct. 5.-Thane Scott is
working for N. Fletcher.
Will Leonard and family visited re-
Gently at Smith Leonard's.
Miller West and wife spent Sunday
at Will Wintermote's.
A teachers meeting will be held at
this place next Friday night.
Frank Harbour and family spent
Sunday at Peter Cohagan's.
Rev. Ed Hastings began series of
meetings at the Pleasant Hill church
Saturday night
Miss Emma Swinney spent few
days last week at Mediapolis
Miss Gena Hunter has returned to
her home after visit at the P. E.
Roberts home.
Tom Rains and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Tom Irelan.
Miss Emma McCully was the guest
of Miss Jennie Updike Sunday.