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BRIGHTON.

Brighton.-Memorial day was appro-
priately observed by the l. o. o. r.
and M. W. A. lodges Sunday.
Rev. H. A. Lngham of Winfield de.
livered the address,
Harry F. White and Miss Irma M.
Pringle We're married Tuesday even.
ing at 6 o'clock at the home of the
bride.
Walter Goodman of near Brookyille
spent Sunday In Brighton.
The class of '07 spent Wednesday in
Fairfield.
Cnildren's day exercises were given
by the M. E. Sunday school at the tab
ernacle Sunday morning.
Hilmer Newquist and Miss Bertha
Hopkins were married Saturday even
ing by Rev. Boyer.
John Long of Red Oak is visiting
his children here.
B. G. Tracey and family returned
| yesterday from visit at the Reister
home in Washington.
Hugh Gassaway has returned from
Washington, D. G., where he has been
acting as page in the house of repre-.
sentatives.
Rev. Boyer spent Wednesday and
| Thursday in Fairfield
| Miss June Emery has been elected
| assistant principal of the B. H. S. for
the coming year.
! Mrs. Tenant and little daughter OF
Burlington are visiting at the H. M.
| Rauscher home.
Dale Friend has purchased an auto.
mobile.
Evangelist O. A. Miller and wife of
the Moody institute win begin a series
of meetings at the tabernacle this
evening.
Mary Fryman of Pleasant Plain was
| in town Sunday.
Whit Woods and family, Mary Nc
| Clintic, Roxie Chandler and Ella Rot
Finger were Washington visitors We'd
| nesday
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MUNTERvlLLE.

Munterville, June 12.-Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Black of Agency, spent last Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith.
daughter, Anna, and son, Orville, Wis
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson, Miss
Lena and Master Edwin spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson.
Selma Jones and family of near
Blakesburg visited Saturday and Sun
day with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Burgeson and
sons Lawrence and Leroy and Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Peterson. called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Wilcox near Bethel Sunday
afternoon.
d. W. Baker and family spent Sun
Gay with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. N P Anderson and
son Harvey of Hazel Dell visited Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Erland Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas: Anderson
last Tuesday.
Joshua Anderson of Ottumwa visited
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Johnson.
Mrs Jacob Swenson called on Mrs.
johannes Pierson Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Peterson and son
Ivan were Sunday visitors at the l.!
N. Peterson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence johnson call
ed at the Ernest Johnson home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Burnstedt took
dinner with Mr.. Burnstedts mother
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Peterson called
at the Alex Anderson home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Baldwell were
business callers in Dudley Saturday.
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cHlLDRENs DAY AT ROSE HILL
Children's

Rose Hill. The Children's
pay exercises that were to have been
held at the M. E, church Sunday even
Ing have been postponed unit Wednes-
cay evening Of this week. Much time
and practice have been given in the
preparation of this program and it is
certain that those who attend will not
be disappointed.
Ray Stringfeow and Emory Goddard
eft asst Friday morning for Cedar Rap
IDS where they wi attend the summer
ter moi schoo at the Cedar Rapids
Business Coege.
School closed heer last Friday with
an excellent program given at the
Christian church in the afternoon
The teachers who have served dur.
Ing the past year have all severed
their connection with the school for
another year. Prof. Peterson will
move to Gilman, Iowa, where he has
been elected superintendent of schools
for the coming year Miss Minnie
Jones of the intermediate department
has decided to quit teaching while
Miss Mayme Slocum of the primary
department expects to attend cellege.
Last Friday evening Rev. Mrs.
Ward delivered lecture at the M. E.
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LANCASTER.

Lancaster.-Mrs. Lou Bott of this:
place, who has been i'll, is reported
better.
Harry Cochran of Kansas is home
visiting relatives and friends. He will
return to Kansas next week.
The Children's day at Lancaster was
we'll attended. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Parkhill OF Sig
Quincy spent "a few days last week
with their son, Joe Parkhill at this
place.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Engle Of near
Ollie spent Sunday at the parental
Bowman home.
Mr., and Mrs. T. P. Talley Of near
Pellin spent Sunday at the Carl Wal
ton home Of this place.
Frank Follman and family spent
Sunday at James Gilliland's home.
Messrs. Adam and Orland Herrick OF
Delta spent Sunday in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koch and Mr.;
and Mrs. Lon Virgins spent Sunday al
the parental Miller home
W. Johnson and family spent Sum.
day with their daughter. Mrs Fred
Hollingsworth of near Ollie.
Miss Kittie Utterback Of this place
spent last Saturday in Sigourney.
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VICTORY.

Victory - l.. G. Williams,
L. Drummond, John Eppersley, B. H.
Drummond, Wash Russell, H. H Wolf
delivered hoge to Fremont buyers on
Thursday.
Charles Crawford was in Ottumwa
Friday on business.
day on business.
Some of the farmers have had to
plant some of their corn over. Oats is
loking fine.
Quite a number of people have been
going to Ottumwa the past week,
some on business and some taking in
the sights.
George Reeves. W. S. McMullen, L.
Drummond, /. w, Jackson, H. H. Wolf,
Moud Funk, Burt Drummond, James
Galley, Mrs, Ray iGthens, Stimson
Clark. Albert Harter, Harry Evans, S.
A. Kiterman and o. D. Emery were
in Ottumwa Saturday.
Miss Eva Buchanan of South OF
tumwa is visiting friends in this
neighborhood this week.
L. Drummond was in Kirkville Sat
urday evening.
Sunday.
B. f. Drummond and ALT Ricken
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Picken.
Ray Harter and David Cobler were
in Ottumwa Friday.
Miss Matte Funk spent Sunday with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Thamas
Funk. and returned to her schoolin
Ottumwa Monday.
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TAKES cARRoLlc ACID.
Leonard Brunt of EddyvilIe Has
Marrow Escape From Death
Other EddyviIe News.

So''S" -SSoPC OSaIn-
Other EddyviIle News.
Eddyville.-Leonard Brunt west of
town, was quite sick for few
hours Monday by taking some carbolic
acid by mistake, but owing to the
prompt arrival of a physician his life
was saved.
George F'ullmer, who was formerly a
Rsoldier in the U. S. army. arrived Mon
day for an extended visit at the L.. \.
Lennon and Will Fullmer homes, and
with relatives at Kirkville and other
places.
Harry Saunders has sold his prop
erty on Sixth street to Fred Saville
and will move to Cleveland, Ohio, next
week Mr.. Saville will then move to
the property.
Mrs. Charles Barnett departed Sun
day night for her home at Jonesboro.
Arkansas, after an extended visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John jaeger,
ST., and other relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Bay departed Monday
for Chicago to spend two weeks. DR..
McCrea left for that place Saturday
night. The doctors will take a short
postgraduate course at Rush Medical
college.
Minos Powell moved his family Sat
urday from Oskaloosa to the property
of Mrs. 2. Oldham, on North Fifth
street.
Gervais Fails and Ray Swan left OH
Sunday for Rockwell to work. Walter
I--A-----. To- -,,~~~~5~1 Gerua;st Ia is
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church on Foreign Missions. Mr.

church on Foreign Missions. Mrs.
Ward is native of India Her lecture
was very entertaining and instructive.
At the close free will loffer amount
ing to about $40 was taken up for for
eign missions
An ice cream social was given at the
Goddard Bros. implement house on
last Saturday evening by the boys Of
the Rose Hill base ball team. The at
tendance was quite large. The band
furnished music for the occasion and
everyone seemed to enjoy the evening
program immensely.
Harry Roberts of Oskaloosa was an
over Sunday visitor with friends and
relatives In Rose Hill,
Rev. Tenant returned home from
Hillsboro last Friday morning where
he had gone to preach the funeral Of
Miss Cora Wheatley, who was killed
I IA runaway accident near Oskaloost
on Sunday evening, June 2.
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sleouRNEY ROUTE SIX.


Sigourney, Route &C.. A. Terry
has his new barn nearly completed.
Fred Kenny and wife we're Sigour
ney visitors Friday.
Milt Lemon drove to What Cheer
Wednesday Of last week.
Several of the farmers have planted
their corn over on account Of the cold,
wet weather.
William Cox and J. H. Poke drove
to Sigourney Friday.
John Devine came home from Iowa
City Saturday to spend his vacation.
The Ladies Aid society met at Mrs.
George Smiths Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Young were In
Sigourney Friday.
Mrs. Clara Bowers and daughter,
Maize of Pleasant Grove, were callers
in this vicinity Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Strohman AMI
daughters Barbara and Margaret at
tended the funeral of Mrs. r.. G..
Streigel at Harper Thursday
Wallace Power, wife and daughter
Cleo of Manhattan. visited with ]. w.
Cox and family Sunday.
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Dramatic Club Entertained.

Eldon.-The Eldon Dramatic clun
was delightfully."- entertained last even
irs. at the home of S. p. Phillips. COM
plimentary to the club for its services
in putting on "A Woman's Honor" for
the benefit of the Catholic cemetery.
a number of visitors were present.
Games and music were participated in
by the company. Delicious refresh
rlents were served.
James Reed was appointed to fill the
vacancy of alderman in the first ward,
John Terry, of the city council.
Mrs. Bundy and son, Paul, have re-
turned home from visit with friends
at Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Hayden are at
tending commencement at Iowa City.
Miss Clara Hayden graduates from the
medical department of the Iowa State
university.
Miss Doris Owens of Rock Island, Ill.,,
is the guest of her brother Alfred Ow-
eliS.
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BlDWELL.

Bidwell.-Mrs. Charlotte Potter is at
the Ottumwa hospital, where she un-
derwent an operation last week for gall
stones.
Miss Romola Chisman of this place
Closed successful term of school at
High Point Friday. June L.
The Ladies' Aid society will give a
on Saturday afternoon and evening,
June 20. Ice cream will be served In
the evening. cordial invitation Is
extended to all.
Miss Stella Potter of Abba is visit
ing at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Potter.
Mark Blackman of Lucerne Mo-, is
learning biography under the instruc-
tons Of F. E, Perry, the dap operator
at Bidwell.
Miss Watts of Ottumwa visited rela-
tives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker and Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Carr of South OF
tumwa visited Sunday at the George
Biddow home.
D. W, Baker and family of near
Johnston home Sunday
M F. Chisman and family of South
Ottumwa are visiting at the G. r,
Chisnan home.
Walter schoech of Pleasant Home
was a business visitor in this vicinity
Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rosecrans were
business visitors in Blakesburg Satur-
day.
Daniel Kerr visited relatives near
Kirkville recently.
Mrs. Roy Gates and little daughter
Dorothy returned Saturday, after a
brief sojourn with relatives near Ba-
tayia.
visitor at the Michael Oswald home
Sunday afternoon.
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bia last Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moss will reside at Chillicothe
Prof. J. H. Rheem of Ottumwa was
here on business last Thursday.
j. w. Dunning, who has been con-
fined to his bed the past ten days, is
able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs o. j. CARROT and
children Of Ottumwa spent Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. CARROTS sister.
Mrs. Waddell.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Coggeshall and
son Harris of Fremont visited last
week at thehome of DR.. d. T. Rambo.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
g. E. Jenkins Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kitterman and
baby arrived Saturday from Chicago.
R. G. Swope Of Heldrick was here
en- business last Thursday. He was ac-
ccmpsnied home by his father. John
Swope.
DR., D, T. Rambo is remodelipg his
office,
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CHEQuEsT.

Chequest.-Most of the schools in
this township have closed for the
spring term.
Farmers are having to plant their
corn about all over the second time.
Miss Josie Arson of Kilbourne visit
ed last Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Lulu Plowman, in this place.
The Leando and Cheauest baseball
teams crossed bats in this place last
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ollie of Salem, Henry county
is making an extended visit with the
families of her sons Messrs. Ed Ollie
and Genraa Ollie in CShaapast
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UR|CK IS AGAIN
MADE HEAD
FEDERATION
OF LABOR

Keokuk, June 13.-(Special.) 1.-THE
reelection of A. L. Urick as president
and J. H. Strict as secretary treasurer
and the selection Of Clinton as the
place of the next meeting were the
important transactions of the State
Federation convention here today.
The full list of officers elected fol
lows:
President-A. l.. Urick, Des Moines.
Vice president-A. j. Cronkjite, Ced-
ar Rapids.
Secretary. H. Strict, Sioux City
Legislative committee. B. Mason,
Fort Madison
Executive committee-Theo. Cars
Jensen, Cedar Rapids; L. C. Jayce, Des
Moines; A. D. Hemmy, Keokuk; R. s.
Stewart, Cedar Rapids.
Delegate to A. F. of L.-W. w.
White, Jerome
Auditing committee-T. M. Ginder
Sioux City, F. Crockett, Sioux City.
Rap at Roosevelt.
The following resolution censuring
President Roosevelt, was passed:
Whereas. the President Of the
United States, Theodore Roosevelt,
has referred to Messrs. Meyer and
Haywood as undesirable citizens. and
Whereas These men are now on
trial for their lives in the courts OF
Idaho, common decency should pre-
vent any man from attempting to pre-
vent Ill will and prejudice against
them before the trial, and
Whereas. The chief executive of
the nation who should, above all other
men. be impartial and fair, has by his
action undertaken to influence the ju-
dietary of the nation and to poison
public sentiment against men who by
all rules of justice are supposed to be
innocent until proven guilty, there
fore
BE it Resolved. That the Iowa Fed
Grafton of Labor in convention as
sembled resoind the action on the part
of President Roosevelt as unfair and
prejudicial. and that we protest against
said statements as untrue and declare
his action to be an abuse of the office
Of he United States.
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EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville.-Henry Kitterman of Chi
cago who is conducting the black
smith shop on North First street, pur
chased the tenant property of Mrs.
Fanny Cassatt. on South Third street,
Monday for $3.50. Fred Saville, the
present tenant, will at once move to
the property which he purchased last
week; and Mr.. Kitterman and family
will then occupy their new home,
Miss Fanny Vanderzyl of Pagosa
Springs, Colorado, is guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Fanny Cassatt.
Mrs. George Pendray of Keithsburg,
Ill, has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. B. McNeese.
Ed Walker Of Grays Greek was
thrown from vehicle Sunday in a
runaway and he sustained a fractured
leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyd of Malcolm
are visiting Mr., Boyd's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Boyd Mr. Boyd was
taken quite sick since coming here
Mrs, James Bowles, south of town,
and Mrs. C. Burt returned Monday
from the Adventist state camp meet
ing in Des Moines
for Chicago to take the short post
graduate course at Rush Medical col
lege.
The ball game Sunday between thu
Eddyville first nine and the Ottumwa
Stars could not be finished on ac
count of rain. The score stood five to
nine. in favor of Eddyville.
Since the new time card went into
effect on the Rock Island, the east
bound afternoon passenger train is due
to depart at 1926, the east bound
morning passenger at $3.50, and th,
west bound morning passenger at 7:4S
g.. m.
Miss Blanche Emanuel has returned
from visit in Ottumwa.
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cHILLIcoTHE.

Chillicothe. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller of Ottumwa returned home
last Tuesday after several days visit
at the home of their daughter Mrs.
u. T. Ranlbo.
Frank Bowen returned home We'd
resday from, ten days trip Il, Oska-
loosa.
The foundation for the new bank
IS laid and the material for its cree
ton on the ground.
Miss Kate. Conwell has returned
home from Dallas Center to spend her
summer vacation.
Clyde Moss and Miss Mary Chapman
of near Eddyville weer married at AL
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NORMAL AT FAIRFIELD.
jefferson County Teachers To Hear
Able instructors at Session,
Iupa ~ a. OK

HHiS tIlSeTuStoFS aS SeSSiCn,
June II to rs.
Fairfeld-The Jefferson County
| Normal Institute will convene here be-
ginning June II, and will continue III
session for eight days. The instruc-
Prof. Fl. G. Hollingsworth of Ottum-
wa civics, elementary economics,
physics.
Elizabeth J. culbertson of Des
Moines. arithmetic. physiology, alge-
bra.
Miss Martha Emry Of Fairfield, U. S.
history, photography.
Miss Nadine Crump of Minneapolis,
English, reading, lectures.
Miss Dorothy Hamilton of Des
Moines, methods library work, pri-
1nary music.
Mrs. May Scott of Fairfield, Primary
methods.
Miss Loretta Blake Of Des Moines,
grammar, geography.
sic.
Other News.
j. F. Loehr has been appointed by
the board of supervisors collector OF
delinquent taxes In Jefferson county.
The law passed Nv the supreme court
of Iowa giving city councils the power
to eXpend the portion of the one MIL
county road tax collected within the
city limits. gives Fairfield a gain IF
considerable over $500 from the county.
The directors OF the Iowa Missouri
Traction and Power company, in COM
pany with civil engineer resperent-
ing a Boston construction company, are
going over the surveys of the Fair
field Keosauqua- Memphis interurban,
and costs estimates are being prepared
to submit to Boston corporation in
dc pendent Of the New York flnanciers.
Mrs. Hazel Conlee- Roenr delightfully."-
entertained at the home of her parents
On South Third street Monday even
ing. Mrs. Roehr will leave soon for
Illinois, where she will make her fu-
ture home. The young social circle rs
broken by the departure of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Roehr
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Ruef Turns On
Mayor Schmitz;
His Former Pal
SAN FRANCIsco's INDICTED Elk
ECUTIvE ADMITS SHARING
BLOOD MONEY
San Francisco. CAL, Ju

San Francisco, Cal, June 12.-
Mayor Eugene Schmitz was directly
implicated in the French restaurant
extortion cases when Abe Ruef, on
the witness stand, testified to paying
Schmitz several large sums as his
share OF the graft money.
When the Schmitz trial was resum-
ed with Ruef on the stand the court
overruled the objection of the defense
to the question that was pending when
court adjourned yesterday. The ques-
ton was: ''Did you, In January, 1905,
in the house at 2S49 Fillmore street,
give this defendant, Eugene q.
Schmitz, $4,000 in currency"
Ruef replied in the affirmative,
Pays Several InstaIlments,
Ruef said when he gave the $4,000
to Schmitz he told the mayor it was
his (schmitz's) share of the $4,000
that had been received from the
french restaurants. Ruef testified
that he had in January, 1906, given
to Schnlitz $1,000, telling the mayor
that the French restaurant keepers
had paid a second installment amount
ing to $4,000.
Ruef testified that while he was not
| positive he believed he had given
} to Schmitz $3.50, received from what
was known as little French restaur-
ants
On cross-examination Ruef said that
Assistant District Attorney Heney and
Detective Burns had promised that If
he made a full statement in testifying
In the Schmitz' case they would 10
what they could to secure leniency for
him.
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The cause of your dis
ease can only be demon
strated to you and removed
by the Chiropractor.
Explanation and exami-
nation free.
Chas. Ray Parker, D. C.,
Baker Building.
Office Hours 1880 to 7 p. m.

when Richardson said: Governor
Coates, please stand up
A small, stocky man, taking notes
at one of the press tables, arose.
is that the man who suggested this
crime?" demanded Richardson.
Orchard turned in his chair, took a
hurried look, and replied: "That is
the man.
Coates was lieutenant governor on
the fusion ticket led by Governor Or
man in 1898. He left Colorado two
years ago and settled in Wallace. He
is now In the newspaper business,
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sTRINeTowN.

iStringtown.-Mr. and Mrs. e. D. Mo-
Reynolds We're Ottumwa callers Tues-
day.
L. Eller of Farson was caller in
this vicinity the first of the week
T. J. Larmore and the Misses Minnis
and Martha Larmore were in Ottun-
wa on business Monday.
j. Barber was a caller in Batavia
Saturday.
G. w. Davis and family spent sun
day at the Mcneil home near Batavia.
]. c. and T. c. Hawthorne attended
the funeral of DIR. Baldridge at Batavia
Monday
1t is hard to be dependent, but no
one seriously objects to dependence
on a bank account.
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Charlton tiomesteaders Initiate 1870.

Charlton. June 1.-THE Homestead
ers adopted an immense class num-
herring one hundred and twenty. Pho
neer team Officiated, coming from Des
Moines twenty strong. A grand spread
followed, lasting until 2 a. m. This
was the leading event of the season.
Visitors from dozen lodges were pres
ent.
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For the sake of justice to the affiict-
ed and for the good of humanity it Is
my right and duty to recommend
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. We
owe our country and our countrymen
duty. Tea or Tablets, IS cents. W.
1. Sargent. the True Druggist, Mar
ket and Main.
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as grocery clerk at j. Harpes & Co.'S
department store
Saturday for an extended visit with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Rector of
Ottumwa visited over Sunday with Mr.
Rector's mother, Mrs. Frank Wantze
Mrs. Turner is visiting her son, r. E.
Grattan, in Oskaloosa
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Has your stomach gone out of bust
ness? If SO, you can reach the top
notch of physical and mental power
by using HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. So cents, Tea or Tablets. w. L..
Sargent. the True Druggist, Market
and Main.
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Starving.

When your body is starving-robbed
by indigestion-Dr. Kings New Life
Pills viii relieve and cure YOU 2Uo. F.
B. Clark. Court and Second; j. H.
l.. Swenson r. Co., Court ard Main.
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a sensation swant thrna,eh the room