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woMAN,s CLUB MEETINc.-Ia

Tuesdays meeting of the Womans Club was largely taken uo with re- ports from the SiSth Annual Fedora tion o: Womcn's Clubs. Mrs B. 4. Fowler Miss Sharlot Hall and Mrs. T. VI. Elder gave lengthy accounts of various features of the Federation meeting The Women's Club Chorus. which appeared for the first time this season under direction Of Mrs. Cray ems. delighted ali present with their sweet singing IL is to be hoped that the club hears its chorus frequently so much is it appreciated and enjoyed. The next meeting is in charge of the department Of civics- education. Of which Ms W D. Tanner is chairman The following program will be pre- scented on that occasion. Municipal Housekeeping, Street Paving and Ce- ment Sidewalks" Mrs. r. T. Alkire; Vacant Lots" Mrs Emory Kays: mu- sic, selected: Forestry Mrs. !. H. McClintock. Hostess. Mrs. Frank Parker.
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!. o. o. F. SERVICES JUNE 9.

Kirkville-The I. O.. o. r. lodge will
hold their memorial services one week
from next Sunday. June 9. The change
in time was made b. the !. o. o. F
last evening. Rev. Cooper, former
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, will speak. at that time. Al
arc cordially invited to attend.
DR.. Leasum of Keokuk is here and
has his dental parlors in DR.. Clarence
Kepler's Office.
Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs
Seki. Mrs. Harding and Miss Briggs
of Eddyville attended the Royal Neigh.
bors lodge at Kirkville Thursday even
ing.
Misses Grace and Margaret Park.
and Messrs. John Mahaffy and Bert
Humble attended the commencement,
exercises at Eddyville Thursday even
ing.
TIL memorial services were held In
the Methodist Episcopal church las,
Sunday. There were union services
and the sermon was preached by Rev
Vincent of the Presbyterian church
Mrs. Jonathan Parks and hel
daughter. Mrs Bessie Belford. and lit
tie daughter. Dourtne, will return to-
day from a visit with Mrs. Parks sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Mongersen, of Oak.
vile. Iowa, where they were summon.
ed by Mrs. Mongerson's son, Orville
being badly hurt. Word has been re.
ceived by the family that the youne
man was improving and that the
ladies would be home today.
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this place. passed away at his home
Friday, May "a. at the advanced age
q 7s years. He came to Bentonsport
obout twelve years ego and was noted
for his quiet, peaceful life. He was
hlried from the PRESBYTERIAN church
Saturday afternoon. services being
conducted by Rev. McElhiney Of Fair
field.
Sherman DeHart was the guest OF
Nellie Marriott over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson OF
Valley Junction are here for a short
1'rit with Mrs. Robinson's parents
Nh. and Mrs. Fl. Fulton. They will
starr for Hot Springs. Ark, for Mrs
Ro!oinson's health in the NEAR future
Miss Lydia McComas has been the
guest of her friend, Mrs. Owen Andrr-
son of Ronaparte, for the past few
days. Miss Bernice Tyler has charge
Of her work In the telephone Office ir
her absence,
Rev. MCKINNEY filled the pulpit ir
the Presbyterian church Sunday morn
Ing and evening, as usual,
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BLOOMFIELD.

Boomfield.-The ladies of the Meth
odist Episcopal church gave pro-
gressive supper Wednesday evening
The first course was at the Teed
house. the second course at the Payne
home, and the third course at the
Steckel home, where an interesting
program was given. The parties Were
conducted from house to house in auto.
mobiles.
Floyd Brown and Charley Leach
were in Troy yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans are visit
ing at Troy.
Carl Shaw is working for the Ottum.
wa Light & Railway company, Of OF
tumwa.
Emery Curry has returned to Mis-
souri,. after a few weeks visit with his
parents here.
DR.. stevens of Floris was in town
yesterday.
William Downing and wife are Wis
iting their parents here this week.
John Shook and daughter, Leila, OF
Grand Junction, Colorado. are visiting
friends at Stiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Johnson are viz
iting at Mason City.
Nell Davies Is visiting Mrs. Frank
slagle in Ottumwa this week.
Ed Shaw was In Troy Monday or
ganiZing r. N. A. lodge.
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MARS HILL.

Mars TIill.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fftz-
gerald We're business callers in Floris
SATURDAY
Harry Shank spent Sunday with his
father ard mother here.
Miss Mary Deter and George Deter
were shorping iii Ottumwa SATURDAY.
The attendance at the Mars Fill
Sunday school was light Sunday on
account Of bad Weather.
Loren White of Fairfield spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen White.
Mrs George. Deter and Miss Mary
Deter spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. !. d. Mowary.
Tho Mars Hill Rattlesnakes were de.
tained 3, nday from struggling with
the south Ottumwa baseball team IN
account or the storm.
Chem tvadd.es visited Sunday with
his daughter. Agnes, at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Shank.
Theer was ball game at Perry
oNings Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mowery and son, Marsena Now.
cry We're in Ottumwa on business on
Monday mad Tuesday
Miss Anna Brady visited at her
home in Ottumwa Saturday evening
and Sunday.
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which time he has been here in the
practice of law.
Mr.. Barger was united in marriage
with Amanda Lewis, sister of 8. w.
Lewis Of Derby and John w. and w.
R. Lewis of Ott,lmwa The deceased is
survived by his wife and three chill
dren, also by his brothers. D. B. Bar
ger of Leroy and c. S. Barger of Al
bia and two married sisters living in
this county.
w. B. Barger will long be remem-
bered as a forceful and original char
acter. Upon being admitted to the bar
he at once took high rank as an able
and successful lawyer. He has from
the start held large and profitable
clientage and has been regarded as
one of the most successful trial law
yers in this part Of the state. He serv-
ed three times as mayor of Charlton,
one term as county attorney and was
the successful candidate In his party
primaries as Lucas county's choice in
the judicial, convention of this dis
trict on two occasions He was Il lead
ing spirit in organizing Company H..
|. N. G., and served as captain Of that
company. He was active and promi-
nent in the lodge life ofthis city, be-
ing an officer of the supreme lodge Of
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knights of pythias at the time of his

knights Of Pythias at the time of his
death.
Mr.. Barger was positive charac-
ter outspoken as to his likes and dis
likes, he was was not always tactful
or tolerant. He aroused strong antag-
onisms and at the same time made
equally strong friendships. He was
honest and upright in all his business
engagements. He will be sincerely
mourned by large circle Of loyal
friends, and the entire community will
deeply sympathize with his excellent
family in the loss of generous and
loving husband and father. There is
subjoined here extracts from a few of
the numerous letters Of tribute and
coincidence received by the family.
Hon. F. w. Eichelberger says:
"Mr. Barger was an able and sue
Ncessful lawyer, generous and warm
hearted friend. He was true to his
clients throwing his whole soul into
their cases."
Judge M. A. Roberts says:
"He was aggressive and fearless and
ambitious in the line Of his profession,
an able advocate and successful law
yer. In his death the bar Of this dis.
triot has lost one of It's most distin.
guished members"
Judge G. W. Vermilion says:
II have just learned with sincere
sorrow of the death Of Mr.. Barger.
knew him to be man whose traits OF
character arouse and sustain warm
friendships AS a lawyer his work was
distinguished by great energy and
yigor and brought to him large sue
less at the bar"
Judge Robert Sloan writes:
- HE was an excellent trial lawyer.
lie sought to impress the jury with
tbe merits of his case. He was pleas
ant and companionable, we'll informed
in history and general literature. A
delightful conversationalist. l knew
him very well personally and as a
member of the bar practicing in my
court and can hardly realize that his
life has ended"
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ALBA.

Abba, May 80.-Rev. F. q. Drake 0,
Fort Dodge called on his old friends
Tuesday, as he returned from Burling-
ton. He Is located as rector Of one
of the finest Iowa parishes of this Epis-
copal bishopric.
George Reel was married Saturday
evening to Miss Laura Parsons Of
Knoxville.
D. w. Anderson and family have
gone to California for the winter
Friday afternoon the Forget Me- Not
club will celebrate at the home of Mrs
Josephine Hobson.
Yesterday evening the P. E. o. SIS
terlood met In social session at the
home of Mrs. ]. G. Mabry to celebrate
the election Of one or their number
Mrs. Helen Townsend, as state presi-
dent. Each took a guest and merry
time is reported.
Miss Maud Fisher is quite sick this
week
william sha% is able to be out again
after two weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin are rejoicing
over eon born recentlv.
Ray Clarhson leaves for Fort Lup-
ton, Colorado. today, where he viii
spend the summer.
A marriage license was issued today
to william Darden. %. and Miss Mary
Blocker. %. both Of Buxton.
The case of Colt VS. Dertss over 8
s10,0 breach of contract is still be-
fore this court
Chester A. Moymer leaves the en-
ploy of the Ramsay Realty Co. ane
will move to Centerville soon.
Messrs. T. C. Hammond and w. 7
North were at Hitemanl on business
yesterday.
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HARPER AT ALBA.
ottumwan Makes Splendid Memora
Day Address--ExceIIent
Muaie


Day Administrations
Music.
Abba, May. 31.-The memorial exer-
clses yesterday were carried out with
great success despite the inclemency
OF the weather and a fair sized crowd
was present. Captain S. H. Harper Of
ottumWa delivered an unusually fine
ADDRESS and this, together with the
cholr, under the leadership of Roy AL
ford, and the solo by Mrs. B. P. Cast
ner. made q verv pressing and inter-
esttng program.
George Robb is at home from his
| school duties at Ames for the SUM-
| mer vacation.
The baseball game between Abba
and Humeston yesterday resulted in a
score Of 4 to in favor Of the home
team.
Ralph Thompson of Humeston was
the guest Of relatives and friends al
Abba yesterday.
| Nelson Gillespie was in town on
business yesterday and attended the
memorial services.
Dan Glass of Pleasant township was
| in town yesterday.
| MI. and Mrs. G. A. Barthalow left
last night for wisconsin. Mr.. Barthal-
| structed the sidewalks at Abba and
his work here was eminently satisfac-
tory The two made many friesds in
Abba.
| Rev. William Porter arrived las,
night from Richland, Kansas, where
he has been attending the synod of the
Associate Presbyterian church.
Ruth Cresswell of Kansas is at AL
bia to spend the summer with hel
aunt, Mrs. Ed. J. Ramsay
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church pleasantly surprised Mrs. j. T
4 Young last Wednesday evening, the
occasion being the anniversary Of hel
birth.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lloyd, accompan-
led by Master Paul Hammond left fol
Shoals, Indiana, last night
| The Missionary society of the First
| Presbyterian church met this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Ralph Mo-
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FOR SALE
And Exchange
f arms f arms Farms

We have in Arkansas very choice
farms for sale and exchange at ex-
tremely low prices. You perhaps don't
know that Arkansas has some Of the
best land within her borders to be
round in any state Of the Union. How.
ever, such is the case, and If you would
only go down there now, while land is
yet so very cheap. 1t would give you
satisfaction which all of our spiel
would fail to accomplish. Excursion
June 4th. Round trip, about SIS.
Following are a few of the bargains
in White county, Arkansas:
No. 15.-65 acres good bottom land
A-mile from Higginson; 40 acres in
cultivation, balance timbered; good 4
room dwelling house; good barn, etc
Price only $1,000.
No. 17.-95s acres miles from
county seat. near railway and right on
county road, r. r. D. and telephone
line; $50 acres in cultivation:
creek bottom balance upland; good
new six-room two-story house barn
and outbuildings. also gin of 10 bales
per day capacity, and small saw mill;
brings $500 rent. Price only $4,000.
No. 1870 acres bottom land / mile
from railway and station; 80 acres in
cultivation, balance ut-over timbered
to!a, siiiftlI muse, outDullulIBS, elC
Price $3.50.
No. 2o.-154 acres bottom land 8
miles from railway and small town: 60
acres In cultivation and under good
fence; three-room dwelling house, very
good barn, etc. Price $1,000.
| No. 21.-160 acres good land near
railway and station: 60 acres If culti-
walton; good fences, dwelling house.
barn, etc, also cotton gin. Price $1,000
No. 22.-44 acres mile from town
and crossing of l. Mt. and c.. r. l. &
P. railway: rs acres In cultivation. I'M
, der good fences. barn, outbuildings
etc; $50 fruit trees; acres in ber-
ries. Price SLIGO.
No. 23.-1s2 acres miles south Of
Higginson; 80 acres in cultivation: un-
der good fence; very good house, barn
fruit, etc. Price $1.650.
No. 24.-1s6 acres 1, mile from Zig.
ginson; 81 acres In cultivation, under
good fence: some good timber. mostly
oak; 8 room frame dwelling house
barn, ETC.; some fruit in bearing. Price
s2,250.
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SURETY.
BONDS.
MEETING TO BE
AT THE BLUFFS
ANNUAL SESSION OF IOWA MAN.
uFAcTuRERs' ASSOCIATION TO
BE HELD JUNE 7 ANDs.

The program for the annual meet
ing OF the Iowa State Manufacturers
association has been completed and
copies received here. The meeting Is
to be held this year at Council Bluffs
on June and 8. Elaborate, prepare
IAtions are being made for the event
and 1t is expected nat there will be
at least 800 delegates In attendance
fine following is the program:
Friday June Morning session
1890, address OF welcome, Mayor Ma
craze; response; Presidents annual ad.
dress, Thomas b. Carson, Davenport;
saecretary's report for preceding year;
appointment OF committees; adjourn
.tneht.
Afternoon session, 1:SO--Addreas,
branch Agricultural and Manual
training Schools for Iowa." William
Ludden, Fairfield; discussion, Presi
dent MacLean, Iowa City; general dis.
cussinn; address, Legitimate Compe.
tition," W. r. Lane, Des Mpines; gen
eral discussion; adjournment.
Evening session, 8:00-Address,
President j. w Van Cleave OF the ma.
tional manufacturers association, st.
01ouis.
Saturday, June S--Morning session,
$3.50, annual Dues" Dillon Turney,
Fairfield; (under this head will com e
a report of a committee appointed Feb
quarry rs, last, to recommend some
plan for graduating the amount OF
.Jnnual dues, of which MT. Turney is
rAyrman); followed by general dis
cussion: The Needs OF the iowa
Manufacturers at Our Annual State
Fairs, .'ccretsry John g. Simpson Ct
the state agricultural association; gen
eral discussion; Our Opportunities
ana Duties Under the New Shipping
AM Rate Laws" y. 4. Dennison
Mason City; general discussion by
members and representatives OF the
railway companies; general discuss
sion; adjournment.
Afternoon session, 1:30-Business
session; election OF officers; reports
OF committees; changes in bylaws
ETC.; adjournment; followed by meet
ing OF new execr i've committee
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WHEATON AT EDDYvlLLE.

Eddyville. appropriate memorial
exercises were conducted at the opera
house Thursday afternoon, commence
ing at 2 o'clock. The speaker of the
day was II. H. Wheaton. student at.
tending Iowa college at Grinnell, but
whose home is in Ottumwa He deliv-
cred very interesting and patriotic
address tn keeping with the occasion.
There We're also musical numbers and
services by the G. A. r. Post after
! which the post marched to the ceme-
terry and decorated the graves of de-
ceased veterans.
A. L. Carson and daughter. Miss
Eorris, left this week for Illinois, call
i ed there by the serious illness Of rel
ative
The following is list of those from
other places who We're here this week
called by the death and funeral Of their
relative, Mrs. Charlotte Stuart: Mrs
Nettie Chadd. Of Omaha, Neb.: Mr.
nnd Mrs. w. H. Rnhel Of Council
Bluffs: Mrs. Hnttie Williams of Bone
| rteel, South Dakota; L. NJ. Smith and
Miss Clara Wilcox Of Waterloo: Mr..
and Mrs. a. L. Pelham. Harry Jacobs
| md Mrs. John Rube1 Jacobs of Ottum-
wa.
Miss blanche Emanuel is visiting
/ her Co"sin. Mrs. Mccall in Ottumwa,
| George THliott of Otturawa snent
| WeQnesdaV forenoon with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Elliott while en-
i route to Mason City to attend postal
| clerks convention
| Richard Moran of Coon Rapids ar
rived Wednesday for visit with his
~on. Robert Morgan, and his sister,
Mrs. Amos Gray.
| Dewey johnson and Miss May John
son. children Of Mrs Oscar Johnson.
| Of Oskaloosa, visited at the James
/ n'1nnin~ and G. B. Parsons homes
! this week.
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Norton & Smith
oTTuMvvA, IOWA.
BARCER FUNERAL
HELD !! AT CHARLTON
WELL KNOWN ATTORNEY, PROM.
INENT IN LUCAS COUNTY POLL.
TICS. LAID TO REST.

Charlton, May S1-(Special.) =
William B.. Barger, whose funeral was
held at $3.50 p. m. yesterday and
whose remains were laid away in the
Charlton cemetery, was born at Lex
ington, Virginia, and was As years OF
age at the time of his death. The de-
ceased removed from Virginia to this
county with his parents when about
thirteen years of age and continued to
reside here the rest of his life. He
was a self-made man, growing up on a
farm and providing himself vita such
school advantages as he enjoyed. For
time he was engaged In teaching
school. Later he read law with the
firm Of Stuart Bros & Bartholomew in
this city and upon being admitted to
the bar engaged in the practice Of his
profession, first at Lucas in this coun'
ty, removing to Charlton in 1889, since
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BENToNsPoRT.

Bentonsport-Me day was OBJ
was quite fortunate in securing Ell
der Wheeler of Keosauqna to deliver
the address. which was listened to by
an appreciative audience, which was
also favored by song by a quartet
a part of the choir, - composed OF
Messrs Joe McCracken. Roy Jacobs and
Otto McCracken of this place and
Sherman DeIart Of Selma; also a
song by Mr.. DeIIart, which was duly
appreciated.
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The Recognized Expert Special
lists Of the West Treat Success
fully the following Diseases:
Catarrh.
Deafness,
Discharges from ears,
Eye Troubles.
Sounds in Head,
Granulated Eyelids,
Throat Troubles,
Bronchitis, il
Asthma,
Chronic Pleurisy.
Lung Troubles,
Heart Trouble (not organic).
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia.
Heart Burn,
Gastritis,
Liver Troubles,
Bladder Troubles,
Spleen Troubles. !
Constipation,
Diarrhoea,
Ulcers Stomach,
Ulcers Bowels,
Kidney Troubles,
Epilepsy,
Nervous Debility,
Chorea est. Vitus Dance.)
Headaches,
Spinal Troubles,
Paralysis lin some forms.)
Nervous Diseases,
Skin Diseases,
Blood Diseases,
Rheumatism,
Lumbago,
Sciatica,
Ruptures (without operation.)
Piles (without operation-l
Rectal Ulcers.
RECITAL Fistulae,
Rectal Fissures,
4 Chronic Sores,
Cancers,
Diseases of Women,
.Leucorrhoea,
Uterine Ulcerations,
decorations,
Misplacements,
Ovarian Troubles,
Diseases Of Men,
Yaricocele,
Hydrocele,
Sciatica,
Blood and Local Diseases.
ChfeIlic Appendicitis,
Determines,
Z T1icancpc IF Children
II you have any of the above
diseases call and be cured. Over
Y ESQ patients treating and best Of
references.
115 South Market street, First
National Bank Bldg.
Office hours: $50 a. m. to 8
p, m. Special Ladies', 2 to 4
p, m.
Evenings 7 to s p. m.
Sunday, 8 to l..
D[.ke|nl I Go,
Consultation and examination
tree all this week.
Permanently Located in
Ottumwa,
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w. fLoWENBERG q SON

are hustling in Real Estate. They have
the bargains to sell just now.
A nice $50 acre farm, good improve.
ments, at s45 per acre. Several 8, 4
and 10 acre pieces, on the North side,
East Side, West Side and all around
the town. nice room home on the
corner Divine and Main street; look
at it and come to us for price. You
cant help but buy 1t IL you VIII buy
home Nearly block on Main street
close in, for less than Ace on the dollar.
Now Is good time to buy. for Ottum.
wa is THE CITY. Phone 442.
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Of all kinds including bonds
Guardians Contractors, liquor and also Fidelity
officers of and societies
written short notice and at reasonable 1O
North by the American Surety Co.. OF NJ z
w. T. WILSON, Agent.
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YOUNG Men Wanted

For Firemen and Brakemen. Expert
ence unnecessary. Over 500 positions
open at the present time. High wages.
Rapid promotion to Engineers and Con.
ductors. $75 to 5000 per month. In.
structions by mail at your home with.
out interruption with present occupa-
ton. We assist each student in secur.
ing a position. Don't delay. Write to.
day for free catalogue, instructions
and application blanks.
National Railway Training School, Inc,
II 9 Boston Block. Minneapolis, MINI.
U. s. A.
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Cats straw ............6 g. 0oDe 80
Butte. and Eggs.
FURNISHED by John B. Dennis Coz
Butter. packers pay ........ IL
Eggs, packers pay ......... 10
Hides, Wool and TalIov..
FURNISHED by SHERMAN Bros.S
Hides, cured. No. ......... II
Cured, No. 3 ........... 10
Green, No. 1 ..........., 8
Green. No. 3 .....,,, 8
Wool, tub washed ......... $685.
Medium. unwashed ...... 27@2S
Coarse. unwashed .26k @27k
Beeswax, No. 1 .......... 24@25
Beeswax. Ito. ............ 2O@22
ralloW. NO. .............. 6!a
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LOCAL MARKETS.
wHoLEsALs PRICES

IyslrniNned BY John Sorrell = O..
Ltd, at II a. M, May By
The prices quoted on hogs ere fot
deliveries a. the packing mouse and do
not apply to stock shipped In.
Live Stock.
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Look Back, Then Look Ahead


bought
now own would makey ouw
mens has bywhih it hasn't
The establishing wealth udios purchase Of real
estate better today than they fathers
f father had thirty
today"
thirty
Take and lands under irrigation the rich Big dstr,
Tuesday
JOHN APPLEGusT
store3 oaResY Ehne New 1904 Residence Phone New
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FOR sALE-PEDIGREED POLAND
China swine, male and female. Also
good dry oak posts. 8. p. Hartman.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Two THOROUGHBRED
yearling Hereford bulls. Low down
bioekv fellows. finely marked and
deep red. j. G. Kimball, Breeder,
Springville. Iowa,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-23
BUY ON
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 We sell all the leading makes O watches at PRICES THAT ARL RIGHT, at prices as low as those which obtain in New York, Chicago or any Of the other great metropolitan ceuters. We sell gold watches, silver watches, nlcAel watches, and all kinds of watches of all the standard makes.
 We carry the most complete and most up.to.date stock Of jeWelry, China ware and cut glassware in AlasAa. Our repair department is the most mod ern 10 all its appointments and the most thorough iu the work 1t turns out,
 We examine the eyes free of cost and it them with the kind of glasses that scientific tests demonstrate that they require.
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