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Eddyville Jan. 19.-Married We'd
nesday. Jan. IL, at Knoxville. Miss
Minnie Reed to Oscar Hartman, both
of Knoxville. The groom is a son OF
A. Hartman, of South Sixth street,
and he grew to manhood here. He is
a telegraph operator, and was former
ly employed here, but for some years
and Miss Clara Hartman and Mr.. and
Mrs Lloyd Lanning. of this locality
attended the wedding. The bride and
groom are expected to arrive soon for
visit here.
Harry Gibson, east of town. who has
been sick for some time has been con-
fined to his bed for some days.
w. j .Lafferty departed Wednesday
night for Kansas City. After a short
coed to points in Texas, where he will
remain for about two weeks on a
visit
Harold, the little child of Phil Scott
who has been seriously i'll with
pneumonia, took change for the bet
ter Wednesday, and is now able to sit
up little.
John Penick, who had been living
near Kirkville, moved this week to M.
Bolibaugh's tenant farm. east Of here.
Notice has been given that articles
of incorporation have been filed by the
Valley Lumber Co., which will have its
principal place of business at Eddy
vile. The capital stock is to be $780,
600, and the corporation is to COM
mence business as soon as the official
papers have been issued, and to con-
tinue for twenty years. fEhe tncorpor-
ators are Henry G. and H. N. Shelby
and S. M. Custer.
w. Fl. Stuck has been moving from
the Chas. Switzer farm, east of town,
to Mrs. ]. R. DaFidson's property on
South Fourth street.
Chas. McMadden, of Kirksville, Mo-.
arrived Tuesday evening for a few
days visit with friends.
Robert Walton and l.. Baldauf and
Misses Nellie Cole and Bessie Pettitt
of Oskaloosa, were Eddyville callers
Wednesday, night.
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FARMS
FARMS

If you want farm this spring, look
this list over carefully. These farms
we can sell and give possession yet
this spring.
240 nearly all nice prairie land; good
Q room house, good new outbuildings
Of all kinds, new barn 52x56, good
never-failing spring, close to barn. l n
acres of nice young fruit. On main
travelled Eldon and Ottumwa road,
only miles from Ottumwa and 2a
miles from Agency City. This is one
of Wapello county's best and incest
farms. We will be pleased to take
you to look at this farm any time, or
you can go and see it and talk to the
owner, Mr.. Parks, who lives on the
farm.
41O acres of nice land, fairly well
improved, all fenced and cross fenced
hog tight: about 8 miles northeast OF
Ottumwa. This Is the best farm in
Wapello county, at the price, $40 per
acre.
100 acres 10 miles from ottumwa;
new 6 room cottage, fair barn, good
young orchard, is acres rough pas
ture, balance lays we'll. Price only $45
per acre. This farm can be bought
with small payment down and easy
time on balance.
100 acres, one-half creek bottom
land, balance up land; fair improve
ments. 10 miles from Ottumwa. Price
| only $40; would take a town residence
as part pay.
100 acres ~ miles from Ottumwa,
miles from good railroad town; good
| I room house, good barn and out.
buildings, school house on place, close
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HAZEL DELL.

y
Hazel Dell, Jan. 1s.--Mr. and Mrsi
Rogers. daughter. Miss Mildred, and
little sons, Herbert and William, all Of
Ottumwa, visited Sunday with Mrs.
and Mrs. F. L. Dexter.
ALT. Martz and family moved .toI
South Ottumwa last week to make
that place their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy spent1
Wednesday night with relatives att
Blakesburg.
Miss Bessie Lauderback, Of Ottum-i
wa, visited Sunday with Miss Flora
Cockerill
J. w. Workman and wife spent last!
Thursday evening at the j. A. Ehgles
home.
Mrs. Rhodes, of South ottumwa, was
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Prescott, last week. :.
Master Clarence Salter spent Sat-
urday with Harold Haines in South
Ottumwa.
/ On account Of sickness, Rev. w. HI
Jones was unable to fill his appoint
ment at the Zion Methodist Episcopal
church last Sunday. There will BID
Sunday school everw Sunday at 2 pt
M, at the church. All are invited I'd
attend. q
The South Ottumwa Telephone CONF.
pany held business meeting at tho
Henry Harsch home Saturday even.1
ing.
Little Donald Crane, who has been
suffering with pneumonia Is reported
to be much better.
Mrs j. A. Engle is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kannedy and lit
tie daughter, Jessie visited Saturday
at the parental H. C. Allcott home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Flynn entertain
ed number of friends last Tuesday
evening.
Miss Pearl HollingsvS,rth spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with Miss
Della Smith.
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BUTLER.

Butler, Jan. IS. - Clarence Wright
and Dan Troy Of Rose Hill spent
Thursday night with ]. T. Burgess,
and attended the horse sale in Ottum-
wa on Friday.
D. A. Shutes. Bert Shutes and family
were in Ottumwa Friday.
A. J. Burgess was in Fremont Fri.
day afternoon.
Mrs. John Keilkoph and son Philip
were shopping in Ottumwa recently.
Luther Sammon and wife and Earle
Berkenbine were callers at the home
Of A. j. Burgess Saturday afternoon
]. T. Burgess was in Ottumwa Wed.
nesday.
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DUDLEY.

Dudley Jan. 1S.-Lamas & Stodg-
hill shipped hogs from here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burgeson and son
Earl, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hanson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Carlson
and family and Peter Smith visited at
the Charles Peterson home south OF
town last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wallace en-
tertained a number of their friends at
their home Sunday evening.
Misses Myrtle Johnson and Marie
Kinblade of Munterville, spent Sum
day with Miss Alex. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson, south
of town entertained large number
of their friends last Friday.
Mrs. Amos Arnold and son Paul Wis
tied at the William DiXson home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson and
daughter, Irene spent last Sunday
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LOCAL.
Administrators Notice.
oTTUMWA, IOWA.
Ottunwa, Iowa.

Notice is. hereby given to all perd
sons interested, that on the 18th day
of January, A. D., 1906, the under4
the district court Of Wapello county,
Iowa, administrator of the estate Of,
James A. Brown. deceased, late Of said
county. All persons indebted to said
estate will make payment to the un-
dersigned, and those having clainlsl
against the, same will present themt
legally authenticated to said court fo4
allowance.
Dated January II N1q06
Samuel R. Wilford,
Administrator. 5
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nesday.
WILLIAMSBURG.

Williamsburg, Jan. 1S.-Mrs. John
Cooney and two children, of Castleton
friends.
Arthur Oagle. of Lerado Mo-, is Wis
iting his parents in this city.
Charles Fletcher is in Marengo this
week on business.
Miss Alma Cafferty returned from a
visit to Cedar Rapids yesterday morn
ing.
The NJ. w. A. gave banquet on
Tuesday evening which was largely
attended and enjoyed by all present
DR.. w. e. Owen gave the principal I'D
dress. The NJ. w. A, is a strong fra
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ternal organization and also one Of
the finest social bodies in the city.

ternal organization and also one Of
the finest social bodies in the city.
Robert E. Owen is in Newton this
week attending the big shorthorned
cattle sale held at that place by his
sons, owen Bros.
Many of the women here have de-
cided to organize Dorcas society.
and call has >been made to meet
Jan. 20.
Rev. Phillip Palmer, Of sigourney,
is assisting in the conducting of spe-
cial services at the Presbyterian
church in this city.
Mrs. John j. Williams returned to
her home yesterday after spending the
past two weeks visiting her parents
at Cambridge. Ill
Lieutenant Blaiser, who has been
confined to his home for the past sew
eral weeks, is entirely recovered and
again able to come down town.
Miss Jennie Young returned to her
school duties at Ansley, Neb., on last
Saturday.
Miss Eva Jones, of the Waterloo
schools, returned to her duties this
week. q
Lewis Moran returned to his stuff
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EDDYvlLLE.

Eddyville. Jan. 1S.-The Twentieth
Century club had an enjoyable session
at the c.. L. Funk home Tuesday even
ing, the full membership being present.
An amusing feature was an artists
contest for the men and nail driving
were won by Roy Lafferty and Mrs.
G. q. Stephenson. This club was re-
Gently organized with thirteen couples
Of the married people Of the town as
members, and meetings are held
weekly at the home of the members.
for the purpose Of having a good time
The next meeting will be at the A. L..
Larson home Tuesday evening, jan
49,
Miss Mabel Riggs is acting as sup
ply teacher at Brown school, on ac
count of the illness Of the regular
teacher, Miss Hazel Ogden.
Mrs. Irwin Hit, of Abba, came over
Tuesday to visit her mother. Mrs.
Sarah Denning, who has been sick.
Mrs. ]. w. PARROT and daughter.
Edna who have been here the past
rick Wednesday.
Elder M. C. Morrow, Of Ottumwa
will preach at the Church of Christ
next Saturday evening and Sunday
morning and evening, Jan. 20 and 81.
Mrs e. Moss has been on the sick
list for several days.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Lescault, who
have been conducting meetings at Dali
las the past three weeks, arrived on
Tuesday night for few days visit
with Mr.. Lescault's brother, Lewis
LescauIt, after which they will go to
Centeryille, and from there to Kan
sas to hold meetings.
Walter Jones, son of j. L. Jones, Of
near Coalfield, has been on the sick
list.
Jerry Shea, who has been GONZALES
cling from a sick spell at the home of
his father, John Shea, returned to Of
tumwa Tuesday
The following were Ottumwa BUSH
ness callers lately: Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Lescault and Miss Anna Briggs
on Monday; Attorney Geo. l.. GILES,
w o. Roberts and w. H. Gray on
Tuesday.
Eddyville, Jan. 13.-Eddyville lodge
No. 342, Modern Brotherhood of Amer
lea, installed officers Thursday night.
Fred Berner has moved from the
Dye farm to VIM. Sharp's small farm,
about mile north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Jolitz, of Oska-
loosa. were guests at the 9. r. Harper
home Thursday.
John Moore, of Bussey has been Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. John Haywood.
Phil Scott was taken quite sick
Thursday night.
Ben Riggs returned Thursday after
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BLAckHAWK..

Blackhawk, Jan. 1S-A large num-
Der from this place attended services
at Pleasant Valley Saturday evening.
Thannie Morrison was a caller at
the VIM. Wooden home last Sunday.
L. j. Jordon returned to this place
Thursday after a short visit with his
uncle in Winston, Mo.
Everett Whistler and family and
Emmett Hopkins and family, passed
through Blackhawk Sunday morning
enroute to Bunch to visit relatives.
There was a pie supper at the
Pleasant Hill church Wednesday ev-
I. ]. Jdrdan and Miss Lottie Brown
We're entertained at the Otto Harteer
home Sunday evening.
Elmer Carnaham and Sylvia Bear
attended church at Pleasant Valley
the past week.
Little Walter selic is on the sick
list.
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FARMS

to church, rural mail and telephone.
Price, $50 per acre, Would take res
idence in Ottumwa on this one.
80 acres miles from Ottunwa;
good 5 room house, good new barn,
good outbuildings, fair orchard. Price,
$50 per acre. Would take a residence
in West End not to exceed $4,000 on
this; easy terms on the balance.
so Of the very best of prairie land,
Az miles north of Ottumwa; good
small Improvements. This farm be-
longs to a nonresident and he wants
to sell it. Price only SIS per acre. We
think it Is worth more money.
30 acres we'll improved, all nice level
prairie land, 24a miles from good rail-
road town, IL miles from Ottumwa, on
main travelled road. Rural mail, tele-
phone, close to school and church
Cheap enough at $50 per acre.
Then we have man that has gone
daffey on Kansas and is offerings one
of the finest SOS in Wapello county
for only $50 per acre. OF course this
is not the best Of prairie land, but II
Is a well improved farm, and good rich
land, and he will sell on easy terms
don't think you would have to have
more than $1,000 to buy this one. 1t is
a big bargain and If you want to buy
a good 80, it will pay you to investi-
gate 1t.
Then we have 24o acres, miles west
Of Ottumwa, with lots of improve.
ments on it. 8 houses, barns, al
"cracken" good land; will sell you &
great big bargain in this, only $50 pei
acre.
We still have a few farms to rent.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, Jan. 19.-Miss Amanda
Westling, the teacher at Center school
house, gave box supper last even
ing. About thirty young people went
cut from here and enjoyed the supper
and nrogram. The proceeds will be
used to fix UP the interior Of the
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirton, of Bauer,
were in the city Thursday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win S. childs and lit
tie daughter, left this morning for
California, where they will make an
extended visit.
A marriage license was issued to
Cecil Keen and Neva Stumbaugh on
Thursday. The contracting parties
live in Liberty township.
Mrs. A. Belknap, Of Knoxville, is
visiting in the city with friends.
The district court is still in session
the time being taken up in the case
of the state vs. Edward Lyman, and
John Wilson, who We're indicted for
larcency.
Amel Schmitz went to Des MONIES
this morning on business.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOVERNMENT.

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hundred million acres open to set
tlement; Johnson's Illustrated Guide
to the Government Lands of the U.
S., tells where 1t is, what it is, and
how to get it; no book like 1t ever
published; mine of golden infor-
nation that every homeseeker
should own; describes the free land
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homesteads. timber, mineral. gov
eminent irrigation projects: illus
trated from photographs; all land
laws fully explained. 81 postpaid.
Write for prospectus. VIM. H. John
son, Publisher, Springfield, Mo.
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----

Eddyville, JAM 17.-Mrs. ]. L. Will
son returned Tuesday from Dallas
Center, where she had been to attend
the funeral of her father, James Petit
which was held Saturday with burial
at Newton. He died on Tuesday,
January 8, of pneumonia, aged "a
years. Mr.. Petit made his home with
his daughter, Mrs. Wilson, for about a
year, but of late had been living with
Knepper and little daughter, from
Newton, returned with Mrs. Wilson
for visit. Mr.. Wilson also attended
the funeral, but returned few days
ago.
George F1orer, of Beloit, Kansas, ar
rived Monday for an extended visit
with his sister, Mrs. B. B> Heki, and
other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Sarah Dunning and daughter
Miss Ida, have been sick.
G. L. Miller, the prominent Hayden
Chapel farmer has been very sick
for the past two days, and death has
been hourly expected. His son, Will
Miller, Of California. arrived Monday
night, and his niece, Miss Alice Hen
ninger and brother arrived from
Omaha Tuesday.
L. G. McDonough returned to his
home at Lacey Tuesday after an over
ouuudy WISH Win MS relatives mere.
Attorney w. R. Nelson and George
H. Carbon of Oskaloosa, We're dowr
Monday to attend meeting Of tho
Eddyville Sand Co.
Miss Eda Coats and Mr.. Blair. OF
Oskaloosa, and Mr.. and Mrs RI E
Grattan, of Eddyville, visited t the
j. E. Davis home on Bluff Crc.l Sun
day.
James Fisher, of Lacey, spent Mon
day and Tuesday with his father-in-
law, Anton Werner, on Miller's Greek
P. H. Kirkhart, of Ottumwa, was
here Monday on business.
L. E. Gray, who has lately beer
operator at Farson, departed Monday
for Springfield, H., after spetdine
Sunday with his relatives. He HAS &C.
cepted position in Springfield.
Mrs. Dan Turner, of Pekay, ant
Mrs. VIM. Sullivan, of Lost Creek, are
sick.
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AIR
SHIP
VOY AGES

friends by his acquaintance. The
bride wore turquois blue.
The following morning the happy
couple left on their wedding tour, after
which they will return to Lucas and
make a short visit with friends and
relatives before departing for Denver.
where the groom holds a position as
street car conductor, and where they
will make their future home. They
will be at home to their many friends
at IL South Water street, Denver
Colo
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FOR SALE-249 ACRE FARM IN
Wayne county: fair improvements,
plenty Of water, No. i stock and
grain farm. Price, $40 per acre.
Also 40 acre farm miles south of
Charlton; house needs some repair,
barn and outbuildings good; v mile
to school, Price, $50 per acre. These
are real bargains. Write me at
Bloomfield, Iowa. r. l.. McMurry.
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FOR SALE-oRCHARD. 243 ACRES
commercial orchard for sale at a
bargain, over 20 acres in fine fruit
ITO acres bearing, good residence,
tenant houses, packing sheds, we'll
watered, a slightly home and a
miles from Palestine, Texas.
Price only S15,O0O.O0. Investigate
at once. Address c. w. Smallwood,
Abba. Iowa.
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HOSPITAL IS READY
NEW BUILDING FOR INEBRIATEs
AT KNOXVILLE OPEN TO RE.
cEivE PATIENTS
Case of State VS.. Ed. AIbertson and
w. c. Baker Charged With Burglary
Defendants Claim They Were In
toxicated - New Jurors Drawn.

SACA IA VI lllG SOuEJ. IIuWl
DUNCAN has received notice from the
state board of control that the state
hospital for inebriates, established at
Knoxville by authority of the thirtieth
general assembly is open for the re-
ception of patients, and that all male
patients hereafter committed should
be committed to the said hospital. All
female patients hereafter committed
from any county in Iowa will be sent
to the hospital for female inebriates
at Mt. Pleasant
Notice is also given that the hospi-
tai for inebriates at the Cherokee
state hospital and the hospital for inc
briates at the independence state hos
pital have been closed to all patients
hereafter committed. Also that the
hospital for inebriates at the Mt.
Pleasant state hospital has been
closed to all male patients hereafter
committed.
Effective Thursday.
The date of the notice is January
1S, and it bears the signatures of G..
S. Robinson, chairman, and F. T..
Treat, secretary of the board Of con-
troll Of state institutions Heretofore
all patients committed under the in
ebriacy act from Wapello county have
been sent to the hospital at Mt. Pleas
ant, but in accordance with the order
the male patients, after today, will be
committed to the hospital at Knox
vile.
New Jurors Drawn.
Following are the names of the new
jurors for the petit jury of the district
court, drawn yesterday afternoon:
Andrew Acton, Agency; Edward
Carlson, Ottumwa; George Canny,
Agency: G. D. Shields, Eddyville; O.
c. Dickens, Hedrick, R. r. No. 1; Har-
mon Dixon, Ottumwa, r. r. No. Q;
G. L. Dorothy, Blakesburg, R. R. No.
/; T. B. Gephart, Ottumwa; E. B.Hill.
Ottumwa Joe Kearns, Ottumwa; P.
Molony, Otturnwa; F. M. Mast, Ottum-
wa, R. R. No. s; Fred Miller, Eddy
vile; John Mitchell, Ottumwa; George
McGlothlin, Ottumwa, r. r. No. S;
Charles Primer, Highland Center; ia
cob Ross, Kirkyille; w. S. Sage, OF
tumwa; H. C. Simmons, Ottumwa R.
II. No. 2.
Charged With Burglary.
The case of the State against w. G..
Baker and Ed Albertson, charged with
burglary. went to the jury rs after
noon. The two men wenD9 harged
with stealing and breakiernea gum
machine which was kent )4isses Ia NIL 81
waufae depot. The claim of the de-
tense was that although the men took
the machine they were not guilty of
the crime of burglary as the door of
the depot was not closed and the men
did not enter the depot with the inten-
ton of committing the crime. They
claimed that they We're intoxicated
and took the machine on the impulse
of the moment after they had entered
the depot. Lowenberg and Coen are
the attorneys for the defendants and
County Attorney W. w. Epps conduct
ed the case on behalf Of the state
The jurors are:
Alex. Anderson, A. Lowenberg, G. P
Israel. w. T. Rhodes, E. R. Dubois
G. T. Areingdale, Charles Heller, A
Wood, T. B. Shaw. Henry Ruffing
John Mitchell, James Mcdonald.
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with Mrs Johnsons sister, Mrs. CHS

with Mrs, Johnson's sister, Mrs. CHS
man. near Bldwell.
T. l.. Chick, who has traded his
farm for the Daniel Bowen place about
six miles west of Ottumwa, is moving
to his new possessions today. His
many friends regret to see him leave
this neighborhood.
Misses Bertha and Florence Walen,
Of Des Moines, are visiting relatives in
this vicinity
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JUDD BROS, '1 (o1 HA ST ~ MA s.s.s s.

les at ST. Ambrose college in Daven-
port this week.
w. 3. Matte Of Muscatine, is in town
on business connected with his granite
works Of that city.
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FOR SALE - ONLY BAKERY IN
town of 1900 inhabitants, doing
good business. Opening for a res
taurant. Owner wants to retire.
For further particulars address, with
stamp, K. A. Range, Morning Sun,
Iowa.
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FOR SALE-WYCKoFF STRAIN, S.
G. White Leghorn Cockerels, Cool
edge Strain White Wyandottes;
dandies at $1.50 each, two or more,
S1.00 each. One sable and white
Scotch collie, l year old good coat,
head and ears; pedigree contains
imported collies of the best blood in
America or England. snap for
$1,000. w. T. Morrissey, Abba. Ia.
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FOR sALElSTALLIoN PERCHER-
on. coming years old, weight 1900
sound and fine individual. Inquire
w. H. Robertson, r. F. D. No. 8, Of
tumwa, Iowa.
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noon from short visit with Oskaloosa
relatives and friends.
The two children of John Haywood,
who have been sick, are improving.
Miss Pansy Jamison returned to
Buxton Wednesday after spending a
week here.
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FOR SALE-ALL OR PART INTER
est In good drug stock in good town.
Good prescription and drug trade.
other business. Box SIS, Britt. Ia.
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FOR sALE-AT FACTORY PRICES.
two new steel tire buggies one new
rubber tire buggie, one extra set of
rubber tire wheels, one extra set of
steel tire wheels. See me before
Feb. l. George w. Davidson, 226
South Market street.
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sssz,z,,2.sz.,s IL. i,
8. The Insurance investigation =
They are only hc per word
~ tzs.z.sfa.> III, III. I
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-4o ACRES LAND, 31s
miles from South Ottumwa, on Or
rnanville road; good house, 2 wells,
1 cistern, etc. Mrs. Eureka John
son, 913 Hayne street. ottumwa, la.
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FOR sALE-GooD $50 ACRE FARM,
1A miles south Of Batavia. Has
flowing spring of excellent water
Address James Burns, County Line,
Iowa.
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The preachers propose statistid5, b,
they shy in the presence Of long &C
umns of figures.
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70 EXCHANGE-24O ACRES 31a
miles from Leroy, Kansas, for 80 or
100 acres in south half Of Iowa. For
particulars, write T. s. Chamberlain
Leroy, Kansas.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-20

YOUR HIDES AND FURS
to E. s. Fist 220 South Market
Highest cash price paid.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-20

FOR SALE OR RENT-17 ACRE
farm near Eldon; as good as any
ground in Iowa. 500 down. balance
8 per cent. Will give work in con-
nection. j. o. Baldwin, Eldon, Ia,