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Christian Endeavor Hour
Conducted by Grace Livingston Hill Lutz.

For Sunday, February 10, 1907.
Topic: Lessons From the Patrlarchs. /. Noah.''
Hebrews, liz; Peter. n:4-9; / Peter. s:17-22
Hebrews, tit. BY faith Noah being
warned of God Of things not seen as yet,
moved with fear. prepared an ark, to the
saving of his house; by the which he con-
demned the world, and became heir of the
righteousness which is by faith.
Peter, liza. For II God spared not
the angels that sinned. but cast them
down to hell, and delivered them into
chains of darkness to be reserved unto
judgment;
g. And spared not the old world, but
saved Noah the eighth person. a preacher
of righteousness, bringing in the flood
upon the world of the ungodly;
g. And turning the cities of Sodom and
Gomorrha into ashes, condemned them
with an overthrow, making them an en-
sample unto those that after should live
l. And delivered just Lot vexed with
the filthy conversation of the wicked:
s. For that righteous man dwelling
among Them in seeing and hearing. vexed
his righteous soul from day to day with
their unlawful deeds;
g. The Lord knoweth how to deliver the
godly out Of temptations, and to reserve
the unjust unto the day of judgment to
be punished.
/ Peter, Hill. For 1t is better If the
will of God be so. that We suffer for we'll
doing than for evildoing.
Is. For Christ also hath once suffered
for sins. the just for the unjust, that he
might bring us to God. being put to death
in the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit:
10. By which also he went and preached
unto the spirits in prison;
20. Which sometimes were disobedient
when once the long suffering of God
waited in the days CT Noah while the ark
was preparing, wherein few-that Is,
eight souls were saved by water.
Fl. The like figure whereunto even bap-
ting away of the filth of the flesh. hut
the answer of good conscience toward
Cod by the resurrection of Jesus Christ:
%. Who is gone into heaven, and Is on
the right hand of God: angels and au-
thorities and powers being made subject
unto him.
The Lesson.
Noah stands out notable in the long line
of heroes as a man who had the courage
of his convictions. There might have been
many men who would have had faith In
God. and who would have obeyed God and
built an ark, being filed with fear of the
food but there are not so many, even to-
day. who would openly build that ark In
the presence Of their jeering neighbors. A
good many men might be Noahs IL they
might go and hide their lumber in the
bushes while they built. But Noah seems
to have been brave all the way through
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Society held Christian Endeavor day
services. led by Miss Urner, last Sunday
evening -...-.....-~-.,
AT Lincoln Temple last Sunday the
entire evening was given to the Christian
Endeavor meeting, which was -celebra
tion of Christian Endeavor day.. The Dis
trict Union was represented by j. NJ.
Pickens, who gave a short talk.
Mrs. d. E Wiber win lead the Christian
EndeaVor meeting at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening.
and there Will be an address by Miss
Goodrich. teacher in one of the Presby-
terrain schools in North Carolina. and
who is a representative of the Womens
Missionary societies of the ChurehS of the
Covenant and New York Avenue.
Christian Endeavorers are interested in
. rally to he held in Belasee Tlseater to-
morrow at o'clock in favor of the Web
Der bill to forbid the manufacture and
sale of liquor in the District. on which a
hearing is to be had before the congress
eional committee next Thursday. 1t Is
expected that many Christian Endeavor-
ers will also attend the hearing at the
Capitol.
A stereeopticon lecture showing views
OF the Yellowstone National Park was
Society of First Congregational Church
and the Capital Camera Club Wednesday
evening before an audience that filled
the auditorium of the church.
Under the auspices of the District
Christian Endeavor Union, w. II. Dobson,
Id, OF Forman Memorial Hospital,
feung Kong. China. will give a lecture
on the topic Out of the Beaten PATH
at Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
next Friday evening at o'clock The
lecture will be illustrated by stereopticon
views taken by DIR. Dobson himself
showing conditions as they exist in the
interior of China. away from the usually
Travelled routes. There will be no charge
for admission.
The Sixth Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor Society last Sunday evening had
Q special program in celebration OF
Christian Endeavor day. H. c. Metcalf
superintendent OF the extension depart
ment Of the District Union. spoke on
christian Endeavor OF Yesterday" Ed
ward Tarring. president OF the union
spoke on Christian Endeavor OF Today
and Miss Ardel Payne. superintendent OF
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES

The Temple Baptist Christian Endeavor
Society held Christian Endeavor day
services. led by Miss Urner, last Sunday
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STAR LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 10
BY Rev. ]. E. Gilbert, DID,,

SECRETARY AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RELIGIOUS EDu.A11ou
"ABRAM CALLED TO BLESSING" Genesis rif :1.s
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Bitter Fight Promised.

The Forthcoming London county council
election promises to be the bitterest fight
for London's government that has ever ec-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-30

Ordeuanza adoptada por el Conoejo
Municipal de Arroyo, P. R, dis
poniendo el remate de las obras
siguientes.
CONSTRUCTION de un muro de "a
brica de hormig6n, de 2oI me
tros, en- la margen izquierda del
rio YaurelS y sdesmonte della mar
gen derecha frente al muro, para
uniformar el ancho del GAUGE y
direction de la corriente, terra
plenandoel espacio, que resulte
cerrado por eI muro, con los pro-
ductos obtenidos del desmonteS.
POR CUANTO, Il Honorable
Comisionado del Interior, ha apro-
bado, conforme 10 dispuesto por la
s.ccion 6ta. de la sLey disponien-
do la construction de TN puente
sobre el rio Yaurel, de Arroyo, y
obras de defensas, para impedir los
desbordamientos de dicho Iios, el
plano y pliego de condiciones, para
las obras de defensas, en- la margen
izquierda del expresado rio, q fin
de evitar las inundaciones Ell este
pueblo, por el sitio denominado
Cuatro Gales;
POR CUANTO, apareciendo
comprendidas en- el plano de refe-
rencia, para llevar a cabo las citadas
defensas, dos soluciones, que con-
sisten; una en- aRectifcar el GAUGE
del rio, por medic de I'm canals " Ia
otra en- aConstruir i'm muro de fa-
brica de hormig6n, en- la margen
izquierda del rio, sitio denominado
Cuatro Gales, desmontando q Ia
vez la margen derecha, trehte al
murO, para uniformar el ancho del
GAUGE y la direction de la corriente
en- dicho sitio; terraplenando el es-
pacio, que resulte cerrado por el
muro, con los productos obtenidos
del desmonte, esta Corporation Sc
decide por la soluci6n segunda, 8
sea la del muro y al efecto de acuer-
do con 10 dispussto por la secci6n
os de la Ley Municipal, estima con-
veniente contratar la ejecucion de
tales obras, mediants pGblica lu-
bastai
PoR TANTo, oRDENEsE
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A 0RILLAS DEL HUDSON.

dollars 10 que la familia del proce-
sado lleva gastado. Y va sc dice
que los cinco jurados que votaron
por Il absoluciou, estaban compra-
dos. Podra este ser 8 no cierto,
pero abre puertas q la sospecha el
hecho de que esos jurados no pre-.
sentaron argumentos que justi6ca-
ran su voto, pues solo Sc fundaban
en- que 10 juzgaban loco en- el mo-
mento de cometer el hecho, funda-
mento que no cabe despues que una
comisi6n de alienistas declare que
no estaba nj habia estado loco.
Y es triste que en- un pats coy
mo este, donde el dinero 10 puede
todo, no haya siquiera la garantia
de la ley. Fl procedimiento de ju-
radios tai como esta aqui constitui-
do, es anticuado, defciente, in
competeute { inefcaz. Para el otofo
Sc formara otro jurado, y probable
mente dara el mismo resultado. Y
vendra uu tercero, y 81 tampoco Sc
pone de acuerdo, el REQ recobrara su
libertad, y al Estado le habra CO.'S
tado medic million de dollars cl per-
seguir inItilmente al autor de TIN
asesinato, por el hecho de que po-
seia una fortuna de cuarenta Milo
mes de dollars.
A veces sucesos vuigares traen
consecuencias trascedentales. Y este
proceso de Thawes es uno ne ellos.
Nadie pudo imaginar, la noche que
ocurri6 la muerte de White, que eSe
hecho habria de traer un gran des'
i. prestigio para esta naci6n, como lc
, ha traido en- el orden social, en- e
. moral y Ell Ell juridlco. El vino
q descubrir como viven aquI cierta:
clases sociales al amparo del dine
70; la POGO 6 ninguna base mora
con que Sc constituyen los hogares
y 10 de6ciente del sistema judicial
Y ese es un golpe moral mu!
!. rudo, para la naci6n que pretend
= marchar hoy q la cabeza del mund
: civilizado.
/. MARIANA ABR11+.
e New York, abril 1907.
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN

Public notice is hereby given that
the municipality of Caguas, has
applied to the Executive Council for
permission to take from the river Las
Quebradillaso in the barrio of Turabo,
municipal district of Caguas, fifteen
literS OF water per second for the
water supply of the town, the intake
to be about $50 meters above the point
where the San Juan-Ponce bridge
crosses the stream and the water to
be obtained by the construction Of a
dam one meter and thirty centimeters
above the level Of the river at its
lowest atage
A public hearing on the said
application will be granted by the
Executive Council on the second Of
day Of May, 1907, at thee O'Clock p.
m. at which time all persons interes-
ted for or against said application will
be given an opportunity to the heard.
NJ. R. BENNETT.
Chief Clerk, Executive Council
Of Porto Rico
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mes. No supo encaminar las discu- [
stones y hi siquiera exp]icatle al
jurado los principios de la ley. Su
informe al jurado fue un discurso
tonic, vacio de todo principle de
derecho.
Doce dias Sc emplearon en- ele-
CIR los doce jurados. La declara
ci6n de Evelyn Nesbit dur6 cuatro
dias; y en- discutir y rebatir la his
toria que ella cont6 Sc emplearon
dos semanas. Y el case era bien
senclllo: 8 Thaw estaba loco cuan-
do mat6 4 White; i obr6 en- defen-
sa propia; 8 fue un hecho justifca-
do ante Ia conciencia de las hom-
bres 6 sea 10 que aquf Sc llama la
HnW11ften lar Bajo esos tres as
pectos debi6 llevarse y debatirse el
case. Pero a NADIA de ESQ Sc apel6;
Sc nombr6 una comisi6n lunatica
que 10 declare sano; 10 de defenss
propia no era possible y nj siquiera
Sc mencion6. Todo sc redujo, POI
parte de la defenSa a demostrar que
Evelyn Nesbit habia sido una vic
TINA de la lubricidad de White
Pero el fiscal Jerome, que es un he
} bll criminalista, someti6 a Evelyr
q un iuterrogatorio tan terrible
que qued6 EN- el pIblico la convic
ci6n de que su patetica historic fuf
= un c1mulo de mentiras. No fue Ii
: victima de Stanford White fu'
simplelnente su querida. 10 explo
to has!a que Sc lie present6 I'm par
lido mejor.
q Ha sido uno de los asesipatc
4 menos justi6cados en- la histori
del crimen. Y sinembargo, no b
i. sido possible TN jurado que conden
/ 8 absuelva.
"a ESQ no ha ocurrido aquf sir
A. en- los casos dudosos, como el {
A. Nan Patterson, en- el que la culp'
a. bilidad no estaba plenamente d
mostrada. En- el de Rolando M
D. lineaux, un jurado conden6 y ot1
s. absolvi6. Que el dinero ha corric
es en- el case de Thaw, no cabe dud
o. La prensa calcula en- un million {
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Acadia Municipal de Arroyo
New York, abril 1901

ra dispuesta cumplira en- todas sus
parties, 10 preyisto pOr el inciso Nv,
de la secci6n 96 de la Ley Munich
pal y ademas ejercera, 81 asi 10 es-
timare procedente, la facultad que
el apartado V, de la citada secci6n,
lie confere.
No obstante, la administrator
Sc reserva el derecho de aprobar 81
no el acto del retnate.
Secci6n ss-AprObada que fue.|
re esta Ordenanza. por parte del
Alcalde, una copla de ella, debida.
mente certihcada, Sc ijar& en- cincd
puntos visibles de la poblaci6n.|
anunciGndose ademAs, Ell un peri6-
dico de los de mayor circulaci6n,l \
por 10 menos tres veces, durante e1
periodic de tempo, que transcutta
desde esta fecha, hasta Ia que estA
fjado el remate, para general COMO
cimiento y conCurrencia de licita.
dores.
Secci6n 6a-Esta Ordenarxa
entrara en- vigsr y sera ejecutadA
tan pronto fuere aprobada pot el
Alcalde.
81 Setystario municipal que
sWs0i6e,
CERTIF1cA; Que la anterior
Ordenanza es copia iel y exacta de
la original adoptada por el Concejo
municipal, en- session del IA de abril
curSante y aprobada por el Alcalde,,
el dfa diez y nueve del mismo me.
J afo.
Y para remitir al periodico 1,
DEMocRAcIA q los efectos de su
serci6n, de acuerdo con 10 dispueGo
por la secci6n s. de esta Ordenanza,
libro la presente, visada por el seq
nor Alcalde en- Arroyo, P. r, q
los diez y nueve dias del mes de
abril del aiio mil novecientos siete.
.-jo3 r. Robert, Secretario-Vo B0
!. r. Mitges, Alcalde.
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POR EL CONCEJO MUNICIPAL
DE ARROYO, P. R.

POR FL CONCEJO MUNICIPAL
DE ARROYO, P. R.
Secci6n 1a-Las obras que el
Municipio de Arroyo, P. R., desea
rematar cuyos pianos y pliegos de
condiciones, Sc encuentran de ma
nifesto en- la Secretaria Municipal,
son las siguieutes.
aConstrucci6n de un muro de
fabrica de hormig6n, de aoI metros
en- la margen izquierda del ITO
sYaurels.
aDesmonte de la margen dere-
cha, frente al muro, para uniformar
Ell ancho del cauce y direction de la
corriente, terraplenando el espa-
clio cerrado por el muro, con los
productos obtenidos del desmon-
te.S
Secci6n 2da:-El scto del re-
mate, tendra efecto Ell el salon de
actos de la Casa Municipal, el dfa
catorce del mes de Mayo pr6ximo,
ante la Junta Adjudicadora de este
Municipio, que estara compuesta
del Alcalde, el Presidente del Con
cejo y Secretario Municipal. DIS.
PONIENDOSE, que la licitacion
Sc cerrara q la hora de las dos y
media de la tarde de dicho dfa, y
los pliegos de proposiciones serar
abiertos media hora despues de ce,
rrada aquella.
Seccion 3ra:-Para tomar par.
te en- el remate, deberan los licita.
dores cumplir extrictamente, todos
los requisites consignados en- el
Pliego de Condolences, que regira
en- la subasta y el que estara ex-
puesto al publico, para su examen,
durante las horas y dfas laborables,
comprendidos desde esta fecha,
hasta las dos y media de la tarde
del dia diez de Mayo pr6ximo, en-
que cesara la admission de PROPOSE
clones: DISPONIENDOSE que to-
da proposition que adoleciere de
alguu requisite de los exigidOs, Sc
"a considerable nula, perdiendo el
licitador el derecho de tomar parte
en- Ia subasta.
Secci6n 4ta!-ta Junta Adiu-
dieadoys, una veE reuuida 1 Ia ho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-30

El proceso Thaw ha resultado
I'm a6asco.S Despues de doce sema
mas de juicio oral, el jurado no To-
gro ponerse de acuerdo. Siete vo-
taron por asesinato en- primer gra-
do y ciuco por la libertad, basados
en- que el procesado estaba loco
cuando mat6 q Stanford White.
Jamas Sc habla dado en- los tri-
bunales de este pals TN case seme-
jante. La prensa extranjera, So
bre todo, la de Londres, ataca du-
tamente al jurado y Sc pregunta ST
ell tstados Unidos no es possible TN
jurado que absuelva 6 condene a un
Millionaire. Y aiiade que ell los
tribunales ingleses no hubiera ocu-
rrido ESQ.
Lo cierto es que csc proceso ha
venido q demostrar que aqul no to-
do es perfecto, incluso los procedi-
mientos judiciales. Y ahora la
prensa clama porque Sc reforme el
C6digo Penal y sus procedimien-
tos. Porque es verdaderamente in
concebible que un juicio oral dure
doce semanas para juzgar a I'm rec
que no MEGA nj TN solo momente
su culpabilidad que mat6 q III
hombre tn TN sitio pdblico, q !:
vista de, miles de espectadores. Ca
SOS ha habido EN- que no estaba tai
probado el hecho, y el juicio no hi
durado mas de cinco horas. PER-
el procesado no tenia millones ut
podfa disponer de los recursos d
que ha dispuesto Thaw. Y no pue
de ser perfecta la rnaquinaria judi
cial, que en- unos casos funcion
rapidamente y en- otros Sc presta
tan largas dilaciones.
Gran culpa en- esto la ha ten
do ell juez que presidia ell tribuna
una especie de memo con toga. Er
una estatua, sin iniciativas ; no p'
rece sino que ell proceso lie result;
ba demasiado grande para su CT
beza.
Dejaba que el abogado defer
sor y el fiscal Sc enfrascaran en- di
cusiones f1tiles y en- nimiedad'
. que ocupaban a veces varias sesi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-30
Sc VENDE

Un iuego de tres sentritugas siste
ma "Hepnorth" con su motor, 50 mez-
clador y SD elevator de az6car, tcdo
en- mAgnfhco estado. Dirigirse don
Julio Cay, hacienda Santa Aus', Iua'
ess, Asssto Risp,
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RaQuitisn1o y EsCrofu|osis.

Es esencia 81 dar nnos grasa abundancias n
en- fOrma asmable, para nutrir la sangre
mineral armar los nervOS
F gran triunfO Scott debe umnlStEa
esos eementos para nutc6n de los nnos en-
tai encuenran en- a ansFe'
an los huesos efectO tan poslvOs
efcaces consderan la EMULSION DE sCO1
como epecffco SECURE EScR0FUEOSS del RAQUIISMC
otras nanca causadas por deodao consul
tucional, va sea heredada 6 adquiriGa.
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WapeIIo County Pioneer Dead.

Agency. July 22.-Mrs. Martha Wier,
AGED so years and one Of the first set
tiers Of Wapelio county, died OF old
age Sunday morning at IL 80 O'Clock,
at the residence of her n-in-law, j.
D. Newell She leaves two daughter,
Mrs. 9. r. Foster Of Arnes and Mrs.
]. D. Newell Of Agency and host OF
friends to MOURN her death. The flu
neral will be held from the Meti1o-
dist Episcopal church Tuesday, july
%, at Q p. m. Interment will be In
the Agency cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Cremer went to
Birmingham Saturday for a visit with
friends. f
Mrs. Lynn. OF Mt. Pleasant is here
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. G. Hawkins.
8. v, Sampson was selected as a
delegate and G. b. Shadford as alter
nate delegate to the Methodist Epis-
copal conference that will be held In
Burlington in September.
On account Of the rains farmers are
having difficulty in harvesting their
oats and hay crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Hixson went to
Carson Friday fer a ten days visit
with relatives.
Mrs. F. A. Fair has returned to her
home in Council Bluffs after visiting
relatives here for some time.
Miss Elsie Hustled OF Mediapolis is
here visiting her friend. Miss Gladys
Clements.
Mrs. II. c. shearer has returned
home from Mystic where she has been
visiting for some time.
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FoR sALE.
ROTH pRos. q blair SELL. REAL
morning from months visit with

morning from months visit with
his son, Ward In Kansas.
Miss Helen Stockman has been a
Keswick visitor this week.
Mace Butler OF North English was
in Ssgourney Wednesday.
Miss Dolly Dunlap As visiting rela-
tives in TT. Morgan, Colo.
Frank Pfaff Is at the Colfax mineral
springs
Father Groethe Of Harper was Wis
itor in Sigourney Wednesday.
Miss Julia Haller Of Charles City
Is visiting in Sigourney, the guest Of
Miss zelda Wilson.
Mrs. David Shean and daughter Ada
are visiting at the Clint Chean home
In Cedar Rapids.
e. L. Carroll and wife OF Adel are
Nsitin~ at the home of e. H. Car
rell.
Mrs. C. f. curtis o. Ames is visit
ing at the home Of her brother, War
rem Wilson.
Mrs. Charles White and son, James
are visiting Mrs Whites parents at
What Cheer.
Mrs. Will Barlow and son James are
visiting Mrs. Barlow's parents at Mar
tinsburg.
Martin Reinert, accompanied by his
wife and daughter arrived here last
Thursday for visit with relatives and
friends. Mr.. Reinert Is q merchant of
Boulder, Colo.
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OAK RIDGE.

Oak Ridge.-On July IL, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Harter celebrated theii
tenth wedding anniversary. sump-
tuous dinner was served to the many
friends and relatives present. The out
Of town guests present were Mrs. L. A.
Runyon. Mrs. Blanch Loman and
lughter Of Council Bluffs, Mr. and
Mrs c. H. Runyon and children OF
Stansberry, Mo-. Mr.. and Mrs J. G..
Runyon and daughters, Bernice and
Lucille, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Woods and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stockwell
and Miss Fern Stockwell, all Of Perry.
A pleasant feature of the day was a
picture taken Of the family group.
Mrs. L. A. Runyon Of Council Bluffs,
who Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Harter, will leave Tuesday for
her home.
Considerable damage was done In
this vicinity by the recent storms. A
great many fruit trees were blown
down.
Mrs Edgar and son, Harold, Of
Youngstown. Ohio, is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Thomas Farrell.
Miss Katie Roland of Ottumwa Is
visiting her cousin, Mary Blitz.
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Eddyville.--The pes Moines river at
this point Is now foot and a half
higher than it was before 1t COM
menced falling few days ago. The
present raise commenced early Sat-
urday morning and II continued to
raise slowly all day Sunday During
the storm of Friday night the barn OF
James Picken, near Cedar was struck
by lightning and burned. resulting in
the loss OF a COW, several pigs, wagon
and machinery. the loss amounting to
over $1,000
The Liberty Amusement company
closed a three nights engagement at
the opera house Saturday night. The
A. Ward Of Findlay, Ohio, arrived
Saturday evening for an indefinite Wis
1t with his brother. D. w. Ward
Ray McNeese visited his sister, Mrs.
Lloyd Waters in Centerville Friday.
His little sister, Fern who had been
there the past month. returned with
him.
Earl johnson returned Friday from a
short visit with his uncle, Will Van
Ness in Oskaloosa.
Mrs B. H. Pickens and little daugh-
ter Of Ottumwa came UP Saturday
evening called by the serious illness
Of her mother, Mrs. Rachel williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. L d. Waddington left
with relatives in Greenfield.
VIII Chitwood. who has been work
ing for T. ]. Williams In Des Moines
for some time returned home Saturday
night and will seek another opening
Mrs. L. L. Harris and daughter re-
turned Saturday from a visit in Os-
kaloosa.
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Morris w lliams.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND
HORSE SALES.
FARMS LISTED FOR SALE ALL
OVER SOUTHEASTERN IOWA.
SHALL SUBURBAN FARMS A "
SPECIALITY.
HORSES LISTED FREE THIS SALE

Owing to the fact that our sale next
Friday finds all our farmers busy in
the much delayed harvest work. we
realize that 1t is going to be very diff
sf1cult for us to secure enough horses
to supply the demand Of our custom
ers. So with view to bringing in ev-
cry horse available we have decided
for this sale, and this sale only to take
off the listing charges entirely. SO
tell your neighbors about It, 1t will
cost you nothing whatever to put your
horse through this weeks sale. unless
you sell him, and In that event take
out the full commission. But it costs
you nothing to try. In general way
l do not believe in the policy of vary
Ing from the regular rule, but know
ing that we will have good number
of buyers here and realizing fully that
the DELAYED harvest work will make
1t very difficult for us to secure horses
enough, that If we can tide past this
weeks sale 1t will be much easier to
get an ample supply hereafter. We
have decided 1t is best in the interests
Of all friends and patrons Of the OF
tumwa Horse Market to take down
the bars this time and let everybody
in ABSOLUTELY FREE OF
CHARGE. So come on with your
horses of any sort. age, or condition.
This will be the only sale this year
you can get in in this way. Will have
several buyers for Southern horses
here