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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-18
BIDWELL,

Bidwell: Jones and sister
| Miss Lilly Jones of South Ottumwa,
were entertained Sunday at the Henry
Garfield home.
Miss Nellie Bateman returned Sun
day after brief visit at the paren.
tai home in South Ottumwa.
Walter and George Harness of
Ottumwa, visited relatives in Bidwell
| Sunday.
Mrs. Moves Garfield is quite ill with
the measles.
Henry Oswald and family visited at
the Frank Chisman home near Dud-
ley Sunday.
Miss Eunice Chisman is visiting at
the home of her brother, NJ F. CHS
man of South Ottumwa.
Miss Mary Glentzer Of Ottumwa Wis.
tied relatives in this vicinity last Sun.
day.
Elmer Rose and family in company
with his niece, Miss Lena Rose OF
Pleasant Home, were guests at the
G. R. Chisman home Sunday
F. E. Perry and wife visited friends
in South Cstumwa Sunday.
DR., Rambo and family of Chillicothe
were visitors at the Moves Garfield
home Sunday. .s
Elmer willfams tof Chillicothe was
a guest at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Lottie Williams Sunday
Mrs. John Grcoms is visiting near
Chillicothe at the home Of her son
David Grooms
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Johnston
visited relatives and friends in Chilli
cothe Sunday.
Miss Halle Cundiff Of Chillicothe
is visiting relatives here.
| Miss Allie Kerr who has been quite
i'll is Improving.
Mrs. Yenger of Blakesburg, was a
guest at the home of her son Frank
| Yenger last week.
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Miss Tucker Entsrtain..

Farmington-Miss Stella Tucker en-
tertained a number OF her little friends
Sunday afternoon In honor OF her
birthday. Refreshments were served.
Harley Ware, who has ben visiting
his mother, Mrs. Alpha Ware, returns
ed to his home in Kewanee, ILL.,, Tues
day evening.
Mrs. s. c. Swan Of Burlington and
Mrs. H. q. Newell of Topeka, Kansas,
are visiting their sister, Mrs 8. A.
Hanna
Mrs. Marie Ponte of Smlthvilie, Tex
as arrived Monday for an extended
visit with her son, Emil, and family.
Misses Alma and Minnie Frank were
Keokuk visitors Saturday.
bfr. and Mrs. Jesse Bonn Of Hills
boro were over Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. e. Folker.
: William Stone was In Ottumwa on
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Guy Sherrick and baby have rex
turned from a visit with Mrs. Sher-
rick's mother at Eagle Grove. 81
The members Of the Daisy Circle AMI
Glover Leaf club enjoyed a pleasant
time Saturday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Kate Perry. The young people
presented Mrs. Perry's mother Mrs. T.
"a. Barton, with some beautiful pink
and white carnations.
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SUNDAY RAPS
BLACKSIDERS
SMOKING AND GAMBLING ALSO
TOUCHED UPON BY EvANeE.
LIST - TALKS TO aDlPsos"

Knoxville. May 17.-"You backsliders
are like groundhogs," said Billy Sum
day last night. You fatten up spir-
ltually at revivals and then when
you've got fat you sneak off like a
ground hog into his hole at the end Of
the summer.
why. it would be a good thing if
plague would come along like small
pox and carry you off when in a state
OF grace and before you have another
chance to backslide again"
Backsilders and their ways were the
principal theme of the evangelist last
evening, but he also devoted his atten-
ton to other things, promising to clean
up Knoxville on the "booze" question
pefore he goes, and delivering a.
lengthy diatribe against smoking.
How would you like 1t, YOU old pods.
II your wife went walking down the
street with cud Of Climax in the
southwest corner of her jaw, splitting
enough to drown jack-rabbit? How
would you like to have her sit around
the grocery, cock her feet UP on the
table and smoke like an old locomo-
tive? Why, If God intended man to
on him.
Then Sunday launched into a eulogy
of Robert 3. Lee, the confederate gem
erab for declining an offer OF $4,000 q
year from the Louisiana Lottery COM
pany and taking a chair Of nathemat-
les in college at sS3 per month. A
discussion Of gambling had prompted
the illustration While on this theme,
Sunday said:
Il understand that before came
they took the slot machines out Of
town. Now, why can you not have
them out when am not here; good
God. as well as when am on the
spot?"
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BATAVIA.

Batavia.--Casper Durr of Ottumwa
has been spending the last week with
his daughter. Mrs, Fred Taylor.
Dave Matiock left last week for CHI
cago.J
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones and
children attended a birthday dinner Of
Mrs. Jones's brother near Pekin Sun
day.
Mrs. Clara Copeland was a passen-
ger to Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. Grace Cow and son, Walter. re-
turned to their home near Fairfield
Monday, after visiting Mrs. Cows sis
tr, Mrs. Maggie Holman.
Mrs. Albert Warner and children of
Davenport are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Warner.
Mrs. Hanah Afford returned Satur-
day from Fairfield, where she. has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mary Null
lenix.
Charlie Widger OF Ottumwa was q
business caller in town Monday.
Ray Gilbert of Great Falls. Montana,
was an over Sunday visitor with his
sister, Mrs. G. s. Cole.
Fritz Nehre OF Ottumwa spent Sum
day with relatives here
Miss Emma Wehre attended the MIS-
slonary convention In Ottumwa Mon
day.
DR.. John Baldridge and John How
ard made business trip to. Chicago
this week.
A much needed rain fell here Mon
day night accompanied by wind and
hail, but no great damage was done.
Mrs. Ernest Nehre visited relatives
in Ottunwa Monday and Tuesday and
attended the missionary convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tinsley of He'd
rick were over Sunday visitors with
friends in town.
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ENTERTAIN AT cREsAP HOME
Mrs. stebbins and Miss cresap Hos.
tesses to Bonaparte Guild in Hon-
mr. If Miaa Wehn

or of Miss Wehn.
Bonaparte.-Mrs. Charles Stebbins
and Miss Dora Cresap will entertain
the members Of the Guild Thursday
evening at the home Of the latter at a
miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss
Susan Wehn.
Mrs. Joseph Easter is spending some
time in Keokuk with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Eich are visiting
in Whitehall, ILL.,, with Mr.. Eichs sis-
ter. Mrs. Anna Young, and family.
Thomas Chapman of st. Louis Wis
tied here Monday and Tuesday with
his father, Alfred Chapman, and oth-
err relatives.
Clinton Farnum has gone to Sheri-
dan, wyoming on business visit.
Rev. and Mrs James Clark are in
Montrose this week attending the in
stallation of the Rev. Mr.. Cresswell Of
the Presbyterian church.
District Deputy H. L. Radcliffe of
the knights of Pythias, was business
visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Winfield Collins is recovering
from a recent severe Illness.
DR.. r. NJ Cresap has gone to Cedar
Rapids to attend meeting of the
State Medical association and to visit
his daughter, Miss Katherine. He was
accompanied by his little daughter,
Mary.
Rev. w, H. Jones and family have
moved into the E. G.. Smith property
on Front street. while the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage is undergoing ex-
tensive improvements.
Miss Addie Moon was In Keokuk on
Tuesday evening attending the COM
mencement exercises Of the Keokuk
medical college.
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GOES TO CODY, WYOMING.
r. c. callister Of Fairfield Becomes
Cashier Of Western
80 Bank

Fairfield.-F. E. Callister has accepted
the position OF cashier of the Shoshone
National bank OF Cody, Wyoming, and
Will leave In a few weeks for his new
location. Mr.. Callister has been in the
employsof the Iowa State Savings bank
o fthis city for six years, beginning as
a bookkeeper. For the last three years
he has been assistant caghier. He has
just returned from Cody, where he
offer.
leased land on Cedar Creek south Of
Fairfield, and will prospect for oil and.
natural gas. The surface indications
ARE said to.be favorable and II leases
can be secured on a number OF APP
parently desirable sites, the company
will send out machinery to do the
work. Local parties have several times
In the past organized to prospect for
oil In Jefferson county, but so far
nothing has come Of the enterprise
Fairfield may entertain Vice Presi-
the fourth annual chautauqua here.
The recent death of DR.. John Watson
Of No Pleasant caused q vacancy
in the chautauQua program and an
effort Is being made to secure Fair
banks for the vacant date. II 1t Is i'm
possible to secure the vice president.
the program committee may decide on
Senator Beveridge
For a consideration of $4,000 L. r.
Gobble yesterday purchased five acres
between Third and Main streets south
Of Madison, from the McElhinney es-
tate. This land has never been open-
ed up. but 1t is Mr.. Gobble's intention
to divide 1t into lots at once. The
ground lies within half mile OF the
public square and will make splendid
residence sites.
Missionary Meet Ends.
The second and last day Of the sew
enteenth annua! convention OF the Bur-
lington district OF the Woman's For
eign Missionary society closed last
evening in the Methodist church,
where 1t was held. The Standard
Bearers Of Mt. Pleasant, and the
church of Wapello reported yester-
day. After the reports OF the COM
mittees, the society elected It's officers
for the coming year, as follows: Pres
ident, Mrs. A. B. Hightshoe, OF Mt.
Pleasant first vice president, Mrs. ].
b. Mccullough, of Wapello; second
vice president. Mrs. Thomas Osborne,
Of Fairfield; recording secretary. Mrs.
spending secretary. Miss Eva Freeman.
OF Winfield: treasurer, Mrs. L. F. Ow-
ems. Of Burlington.
The Wapello visitors extended an
invitation for the eighteenth annual
convention to meet in Wapello next
year. The invitation was accepted
The afternoon devotional exercises
were opened by Rev. Pearse Pinch.
pastor Of the Congregational church %
this city,
Last evening at 1880 o'clock, Mrs.
Ward again talked. Miss Julia NJ.
Donahue. NJ. D., Of Burlington. former
ly OF Hing Hue. China, was to have
talked last evening. She failed to ar
rite, and she was to have talked this
evening, but again failed to put In an
appearance, Mrs. Ward VS. given the
entire evening.
Little. Miss Flroence Elizbeth Os-
borne. the youngest daughter of Rev.
Osborne, pastor of the Methodist
church Of this city, was made life
member. Of the Little Light Bearers.
Little Miss Florence is little over a
year old.
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VICTOR.

Wctor,-Neal Albertson was IN OF.
tumwa Tuesday on business.
l.. Drummond, G.. w. Russell and B.
H. Drummond was in Hedrick We'd
nesday.
L. G. Williams hauled hogs to FIRE.
mont Wednesday.
John Epperley and Thomas Funk
were In Highland Center Wednesday
on business, t
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Citizens of Ottum.
wa spent Thursday with Mr., and Mrs.
stinson Clark.
]. N. English sold some cattle to
VIII Fullows and delivered them
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wolf near Ere
mont were in .Ottumwa Thursday
T. T. Funk was in Ottumwa Friday
afternoon on business. 5g,
L. Drummond wos in Highland
Center Saturday.
Quite a number OF people went to
Ottumwa Saturday. .5
Jim Young finished tilling for u.
Drummond Saturday and will comence
filling for L. c. Williams Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Lewis near
Rutledge spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. l. O. Cremer in Agency and are
getting acquainted with the new
grandson
l.. G. Williams finished planting
corn Saturday.
Roy Harter was in Highland Center
Saturday evening on business
Quite a number of people attended
church at the Wilson Presbyterian
church Sunday evening.
There will be preching there next
Sunday evening, May 10. Come every
Mrs. B. H. Drummond spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Lewis near
Ottumwa.
Mrs. Ruben Reeves visited with
Mrs. Roy Citizens Tuesday.
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LUCAS.

Lucas. Mrs, d. L. Thomas Of Bux-
ton arrived Wednesday to visit few
days with her parents, j. G. Nickel
and wife.
Mrs Laura A. Knots was Chart.
ton visitor Wednesday,
Walter Galloway. who has been
working at Omaha. came home Tues
day.
Ruth williams. youngest daughter
Of Robert Williams, VINO has been
very sick with pneumonia, is reported
some better this week.
Mrs. William Spencer is said to be
very sick with Pneumonia.
Mrs. John Whattnore was a Chari-
ton visitor Monday.
Mrs. Anne Reese left on No. 4 We'd
nesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. s.
Stiers, at Ottumwa
John Anderson is building an addi-
ton of two rooms to- his residence In
the east part Of town.
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SOAP CREEK.

Z = "a, 1. 4 [,
/ Soap Creek.-Mr and Mrs John
Sample and daughter, Freda, of near
Belknap. visited Sunday with Mr..
Samples aunt and uncle, Ma. and
Mrs. William Bradberry.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Mains of OF
tumwa visited Saturday and Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. Mains's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fin Mains OF near Drake
Vile.
Warden Hawkins and sister. Susie,
'were callers at the Alfred Rankin
home Saturday.
Lowern Lauderback was a Belknap
caller Monday.
Mrs. Mary Sample. sister. Martha
Pugh, and daughters. Cora and Nefna
Sample, We're Bloomfield callers Satur-
day.
nephew, Alfred Heckart, were in Bel
KNAPP Saturday.
Minerva overturf and sister and
brother were visitors In Bloomfield
Monday.
Thornp Sample called on his sis
ter, Mrs. Minerva Bradberry, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Middleton and
children Of Be]knap visited in Bloom
field Saturday.
Jess Crist of South Ottumwa visited
at the home of R. T, Sample Saturday.
Ray Nelson visited at the home of
William Bradberry Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burkhalter
We're callers in Bloomfield ono day last
week.
Thomp Sample visited in South OF
tumwa with his son. and daughter last
Thursday.
John Nelson was Belknap caller
Wednesday.
John Nelson and son, VIII, are run
ming a saw mill in the vicinity of Mt.
Zion. .}u
Misses Dora and Nerna Sample vis-
tied Thursday with their aunt, Miner
va Bradberry.
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BURIAL OF MRS. MEAS.
Former sisourney Woman Dies In
Kansas City.

Kansas City.
Sigourney.-The body of Mrs. M, A.
Meas was brought here from Kansas
City and buried in the West cemetery
by the side of her husband. Her hus-
band was y. H. Meas and was a long
Time resident OF this place many years
ago. when Mr.. Meas was In the livery
business
Mrs. Eva Skillman has been taken to
Iowa City to have surgical operation
performed, she having been suffering
greatly for the past several months,
and this seemed to be the only hope OF
relief.
Hon Hod Wilson and wife Of wash
ington were visitors in the city q part
OF this week with relatives and friends.
Inc sermon to the graduating class
will be preached in the Methodist
Episcopal church Saturday evening by
Rev e. N. Pace, the pastor. Rev. Pace
preached the sermon to the class last
year, and that they should choose him
successfully is strong compliment.
w. H. Owen is visiting in the city.
He came in from Hiawatha, Kansas,
where he was conducting dress maxi
ing school for the past several months.
Ben Morgan of Rose Hill was a
visitor In the city Thursday.
George Morrow Is working in the
office Of James Wyllie.
James Lesan was UP town Thursday,
and says he Is making slow improve
ment In health.
A.. M. Richmond made business
trip t2 the south part Of the county on
Samuel McKain of Thornburg was a
visitor and business caller in the city
Wednesday.
James Hamilton Of Thornburg is
visiting at the home Of his son, Hon.
D. w. Hamilton, in the southern part
Of the city.
Willis Phelps, an old srgourney boy,
was In the city couple Of days this
week. He is travelling on the road for
a house in Cleveland, Ohio He for
merly lived here. While here he gradu-
ated from the Sigourney high school.
Ills home is at independence.
The high school gave a reception to
the graduating class at the high school
building last Wednesday evening. In
spite OF the inclement weather a large
crowd were present and spent most
enjoyable evening.
Don Howard and family Of Winfield
are visiting relatives and friends In
the city.
Sigourneys one smallpox patient.
Ralph Schilling is about we'll Ralph
is member Of the graduating class OF
the high school and this sickness
coming when 1t did interferes greatly
with his plans, as we'll as with the
plans Of the class. His attack has
been very slight and the doctors expect
to release him soon.
George Gutenberg has returned from
Dakota. where he was looking about
over the state with view to finding
location for a barber shop. He did
not make a purchase. but thinks ne
Will remain in Iowa
j. II. Smith and wife were visitors in
Ottunlwa THIS week.
The annual memorial services will
be held this year in the Christian
church on Sunday, May rs, at II a. m.
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OBITUARY..
.ss|'sSTWTSs, ssvus
The L. w. kilby Funeral.

The L. w. kilby Funeral.
The last sac rites over the remains
of the late Lemuel w. Kilby were held
at o'clock this afternoon at the fam
lily residence, 800 West Fourth street.
The services We're conducted by Rev
P. Adelstein johnson, pastor Of the
First Congregational church. Inter-.
ment was made in the ottumwa GEM
etery.
Buried This Morning.
The remains of the late Hugh Brown
were laid to rest this morning in the
ottumwa cemetery. Private funeral
services were held at 10 o'clock from
the residence, 205 East Pennsylvania
avenue, Rev. L. II. Otto, pastor of the
First Christian church officiating.
Three of the grandsons, with the three
sons, acted as pail bearers.
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Rev. McDouaaII at Charlton.

Chariton.-Rev. William McDougall
Of Mundale, New York, made a brief
visit Tuesday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. McDougall, while en-
route to Denver, Colorado.
DR.. and Mrs. Davidson returned
home this evening from a visit at Hol-
A number of the young people en-
joyed a dance last evening in the K.
of P. hall.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer Wright OF Cory
don We're visiting In the city Wednes-
day.
Elijah Lewis Jr., who has been sick,
is improving and will soon be able to
be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson OF. Lo-
villa arrived yesterday for visit with
their relatives and friends here.
: Oscar Israel made business trip to
WOODBURY. Wednesday.
Tony Swanson Of Lucas was in the
Miss tfary Patterson of Russell is
Visiting with her sister, Mrs. William
Culbertson.
O. A. Houghland was in Cincinnati,
Iowa, this week and submitted the
PLANS for a new $4,000 school build
ing which the board accepted.
Miss Maud Clark Of Oakley visited
in the city yesterday.
Enter the great writing contest.
Hobsop- JeWelry and Music Co. will
give away a beautiful piano, Satur-
day, May 10. Contest closes Friday
night, May II. II you have not en-
tered, do SO now. See how many times
you can write this sentence, "Hobson
sells the old reliable Kingsbury Piano.
To the one that writes this the great
card we will give @ beautiful piano
card W evil give a beautiful piano
free. Send all cards to Hobson Jewel
ry and Music Co., Charlton, Iowa.
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w. Lowenberg G. Son are hust,ine IN
Real Estate. They have Just listed AMI
room home with bath and modernI
In every way, nice lot, with someI
fruit, good barn, at bargain. aa the
owner is going to leave town. TheyI
have big bargain in income property
for some one who would like to invest
for large profit. In fact, they have a
large list Of homes to select from IN
any part Of the city you want Also
several good farms near the city. II is
no trouble for them to- show you any
.hing you would like to buy. New
phone 442.
w. LoWENRERe & SON.
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Y0unQ Men Wanted

For Firemen and Brakemen. Hxpern
,ence unnecessary. Over 500 positions
open at the present time. High wages,
Rapid promotion to Engineers and Com
ductors. SIS to 5000 per month, M
structions by mail at your home with.
out interruption with present occupal
ton. We assist each student In securl
ing position Don't delay. Write to-
DAY Tor freel catalogue, instructions
and application blanks,
National Railway Training School Inc.
II soston Block, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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ELDERLY PAIR
ARE MARRIED
LOVE OF MRS. ELLEN M'MlkLE
H. M MORAN LAUGH AT LAPSE
OF YEARS
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
Love laughs at tie lapse Of years.
Yesterday in the ONCE of the clerk
of the district court. H. M. Nor
ain, aged 66, who resides north of Flor
Is. was married to Mrs. Ellen Nc
Mickle, aged 81, who resides east Of
Floris. 4. /
The ceremony was performed . by
Justice c. C. Ayres and was witnessed
by the employees of the clerks Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. MORAN returned to
their home in the afternoon. They were
accompanied at the clerks office by
Mrs. Annette Elston of Floris.
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Horse
GOBLIN, NO. 3e2f.

GOBLIN, NO. 3e2f.
Imported Feb. 1907; color. bay:
weight 1,5So pounds; will make the
season In Agency ait Reeves barn.
Terms $12 TO insure living colt.
This horse is fine actor See him
before breeding. Care will be taken
to prevent accidents, but. will not be
responsible should any occur.
Two mammoth Jacks will also be in
the barn.
REEVES BROS. OWNERS.
AGENCY. Iowa
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Ruckman were Sunday visitors at the
Manuel Arandus home
Mr. and Mrs. s. L. Vest of Ottumwa
spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs.
c.. d. Giltner.
Master Cloyd McClung Is spending
the week with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. l. Trout.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fill, who reside
north Of Ottumwa, were Sunday vis-
itors at the home of Mrs. Hills sis
ter, Mrs. J. w. Young.
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Services at DahIoneaa sunday.

Dahlonega. There will be preaching
services here next Sunday at 8 D. m
M. H. Giltner and children were
Sunday visitors at the home of WI
liam Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Denney Of High.
land Center visited relatives here re-
Gently.
Miss Bessie Fisk of Bidwell is
spending few days with her friend,
Miss Eff1e willard.
Mrs. g. T. Redmon and daughter.
Miss Alice Of near Hedrick visited rel,
atives here last Sunday.
Mrs. S. l. Fuoua and Mrs. Bertha
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Ana Enaaainn Doctor

uses gentle means, such as Electric
Bitters, In curing dangerous diseases.
like Biliousness, Dyspepsia, etc. SOC.
E 3. Clark, Court and Second; j. q.
i. Swenson 8 Co., Court and Main.
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Jas colIingwood. Violin Maker.
SOP Eaat Main Strsnf O+4

W.T." 0ITeUty OttUn1Wa,t
import all my violin
strings and keep in stock thel
best strings for wear and
tone available. / sell then,
as cheap as the ordinary,
strings are sold elsewhere
Try them and you will use
no others. II you are In need
OF q fine violin, old or new
call and examine my stock.
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1t Is a great trial to women to lose
their teeth, for then they must close
their mouths. :
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SERMONS FOR INvALlDs.
Evangelist Billy Sunday will Preacf
to Them Over Telephone on
His Pulnif
His PULPIT

Knoxville. May Tin order that
inyalids within reach OF a telephone
may hear his sermons, Evangelist "Bil.
ly" Sunday has had large telephone
transmitter suspended In front Of his
Dulpit
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SPECIAL GRINDING - WE HAVE
special machinery Tor grinding lawn
mowers and horse Clippers Satis-h
iaetion Guaranteed. g. q. Thomasl
Company.
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BREEDERS = IfAyHl
two Shire horses, one bay and ons
brown. one Belgian Black: one bay
road horse; one Tennessee Jack. for
service. at j. 8. Layne's Barn, Chill
lcothe, Iowa. $3.50 to insure livl
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EGGS FOR SALE--FRoM BARREI
Rocks. Cockerels score from So I'd
81 ": hens large and well barred
good layers, 20 for $500: 45 for 1900 ::
z $500 per hundred. Samuel Locke
Route l., Selma, Iowa.