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promised thai the getting rid of Har-
riman would be attempted.

promised that the getting rid of Har
riman would be attempted.
If attributed to any other man, such
language as that quoted above in re
ference to Hartman would be regard.
ed by the people of the country gen
orally, as a bit of sensational fc.
ton, but it is so thoroughly Roose.
veltian, so perfectly in line with ais
well known plain and vigorous man
ner of dealing with great public wrongs
and brings the big stick down with
such emphasis upon the head of the
great evil which he is dealing with,
that the American people as a whole
will believe ne said it, n will en-
dorse him in the saying of it.
The probability that the leading
railway men of the country would I'M
dertake to unite in carrying out the
policy above laid down by the presi-
dent is now assumed to be the cause
of the recent furry on Wall Street
and this is not at all improbable. In
deed, it is strongly co~rroborated by
the fact that the Hartman toe led
all Others in the downward tumble.
Hartman and his associates, we are
told found themselves unable to pro-
tect their securities. They could get
no money on Hartman securities as
collateral, the banks began calling
loans on them, ald call money rates
were sent away up. All this threw
floods of Did Hartman holdings into
the market, until the bottom was lit
orally knocked out of the Hartman
stocks.
This may be the beginning of the
enc of Hartman, and it is not at all
improbable that since he went up like
a rocket he will come down like a
stick.
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Since the Investigation" is over
and the ilquisition failed to discover
one of the most essential facts in
connection with Governor Hagerman's
delivery of deeds to the Pennsylvania
Development Co, the Daily Record
wishes to explain why it regarded
the whole matter as a joke from the
first. The Record not only recalled
the fact that the Governor had beer
advised to proceed in the case and
deliver the deeds, by the President
and Secretary of the Interior. Then
the only thing hat remained was
a question as to the regularity of the
final act on the part of the Governor
in attaching the seal of the land com
mission to deeds that had been exc
cuted and were held in escrow. As
to this the Record Lar positive infor-
nation from two leading citizens and
officials of his county, that Land
Commissioner Keen who was in this
portion of the Territory when the
Governor ~telegraphed him for instruc-
tons, wired pack authority to attach
the seals and receive the final pay
ment for the land. Perhaps the inves-
tigation committee did not know this
when the inquiry was begun-and if
they learned the fact they did not re-
port the same. The enemies of the
Governor simply rendered themselves
ridiculous.
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The present school board will go
down in history as the one that cut
the trees.
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List your property for sale with
Kellahin & Calfee, 3O3 N. Main ST. Is
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LOST.

LOST--Class pin r. n. s.. e86" Re-
ward for return % Record Office. A.
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The Baltimore Sun is of the opinion
that Wall street picked the wrong
time for a panic. The country at
large was too prosperous to pay any
attention to it. The Sun might have
added. also, tiat if the railroads in
tended the panic for a bluff on the
President they picked the wrong
ma1.-Kansas City Times.
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Some twenty years from now the
Central school grounds will again
have as fine trees as they had two
weeks ago. BY that time, too, per-
haps some pupil now il the primary
department will be superintendent of
the city schools, and pupils from 9TH
er departments will be members of
the School Board.
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The assembly did the square thing
by Roswell and the Pecos Valley af-
ter all. That is to say they gave us
the consideration we deserved, and
In so doing discharged their duty
The game of bluff having failed to
have any effect, the members evil
IDENTIFY came back to their senses IN
this matter.
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When the outlawed gamblers of
Roswell started their joint just out
side of town and named it "Hinkle"
they stirred mp a fighter who has
been working every day on members
of the present legislature to clean
out the whole gambling fraternity of
the Territory-and what is more Mr..
Hinkle's work has counted.
If the Central school block were
private property, the trees that were
growing there two weeks ago would
add five thousand dollars to h value
of the property.
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Territory of New Mexico.-Ofhce of
the Secretary Certificate of Com
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RLAKESBuRG

Blakesburg.-Grace Stringer arrived
Friday from Philip, South Dakota,
where she had been on a business trip.
Briscoe BeaTer is visiting friends
near Mansfield, Ohio.
George Smith is quite sick at his
home in the south part of town.
Mrs. Parmerus Smith, of Humacona,
visited her daughter, Rine Long, here
Friday.
Mrs. Melvin Peck received word
Friday Of the serious illness of her
son, Tom Morgan, who lives in Ore
gon.
George Smith is visiting at the
home of his brother Charles Goudlie.
near Kirkville.
Florence Patterson, of Morana, is
visiting relatives in town.
S. l.. Cohogan is quite sick with a
evere cold.
Lila Rorothy is visiting her parents,
near Union Chapel.
Ruth Tinsley, who has been quite
sick is improving.
Mrs. Ella West, Of Ottumwa, is Wis.
iting with her aunt. Mrs. Herrons.
Eben Peck is in town on business to-
day.
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DELL.

Hazel Del!.-Mrs. Kittie Hendricks
has moved from South Ottumwa n
her farm at this place, where she will
make her future home.
Miss Pearl Hollingswortl of Ottum-
wa is spending the holidays at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P. Hlollingswortn..
Harry Skinner left last week for
Freeburg, Mo-, to make an extended
visit with relatives.
T. L. Dexter and family spent Sun
day at the home of Mrs. L. l.. Dexter.
Dan McHuGh Jr of Ottumwa is
spending this week at the Dan Nc
Hugh Sr. home.
Mr.. Young of Des Moines spent
Christmas with Miss Eve Harsch.
Mrs. Catherine Gift. Miss Lizzie Gift
and w. R. Gift were Christmas guests
of C. C. Baum and family.
The Misses Della Smith n Regina
McHugh visited Hazel Dell school on
Thursday afternoon.
AL Kendall and family of Ottumwa
spent Christmas at the ]. F. Hill home.
DR.. NJ. Bannisted of Ottumwa was q
professional caller at the J. A. Engle
home Tuesday.
Miss Belle Redfern spent Christmas
with Miss Della Smith.
Mrs. Thomas Flynn. who has been
on the sick list for some time, is slowly
improving.
f. L. Dexter and family were Christ
mas visitors at the o. G. Truftt home
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kennedy and lit
tie daughter, Jessie. scent Christmas
at tho home nf II C Atiea+t
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KNOXVILLE.

Knoxville-Miss Ruth Jones of this
city graduated from the Capital City
Commercial college last week.
Last Thursday a daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Allard, in the north
part of town.
H. S. Ames of Des MONIES is visiting
with the family of his daughter, Mrs.
E. r. Ames.
Misses Adelaide Black and Bernice
Bates. who are students of Iowa City
in the liberal arts department, are
nome for the holidays. They were re
the State university.
Mrs. Frank McClymond of Tingley
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Harding.
Frank Shade of Estherville was
here Wednesday visiting his sister
Mrs. Jonn Long.
Mrs. w. A. Jones of Bussey is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Cyrus Weaver.
j. S. Bellamy and A. D. Steele were
attending the funeral Of an Odd Eel
low in Brooklyn last Wednesday.
At the postoffice, On Monday. oc
Cured the largest sale Of postage
stamps that has ever been sold in one
day at this place. II
w. T. Dawson, who is in the Mt
Pleasant asylum. is expected to be pa
rolled. he has improved so much.
Henry Better, who for the past
summer has been working on a3farm
near Burlington, has returned home
for a vacation.
H. Snivvers has gone on a tour Of
the west with the view of moving out
and making a home.
Grace Stentz and Bert Mccoy, stu
dents at Des Moines, have returned
home to spend the holidays. Mr.. Nc
Coy was recently elected football cap
tain for next years team at that insti
tuition.
Aart van der WAL of Minnesota Il
visiting his brotaer-in-law, Teunis Tvs
selling. MIR. van der ySral formerl.
lived at Durham.
A. C. Graves of near Donley will
move his family to New Mexico, start
ing for Las Vegas Thursday.
j. B Edmonson, son of Rev. an
Mrs. ]. B. Edmonson. is spending hi
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at the home of her son 9. t.. Iellner,
residing on East Main street, return
ed to her home last evening.
Rexall kidney pills guaranteed by
Sargent.
Miss Emma Johnson of COL North
Court street, returned home last even
ing after spending Christmas at tho
home of her parents, residing IL Nun
terville.
Sargent fits trusses right.
Mrs. l.. Gibson, residing north of
the city, departed this afternoon for
Des Moines, where she will spend a
few days visiting at the home of her
son. G. R. Gibson.
Mrs. S. l.. Murray, of Eldon, accom-
panied by ner sister, Miss May Dorm
sife, of Linton, North Dakota, are in
the city visiting at the home of their
brother, G. Dornsife, GIT West Main
street.
Sargent, corner Market and Main.
Mrs. G. Spaids of Grand Rapids,
Mich, who has been spending a few
days visiting at the home of her
brother, J. Johnston, 314 South Ward
street left this morning for Blakes-
burg, where she will visit with rela-
tives at that place before returning to
her home.
From Mondays Daily.
Elder C. e. Wolf returned Saturday
from a weeks conference at Ollie.
Walter Baird and son. Richard of
Belknap are visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Phoebe Baird.
DR.. Maude Taylor returned home
last night from Montezuma, where
she had been spending Christmas
with her parents.
Mrs. d. l.. Hull of Madison avenue
departed this morning for a visit at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Whiteanack, residing in
KeosauQua.
Conkey's rupe cure at S%argent's.
Miss Maude Hull of las Madison av-
enue, left this morning for a visit al
the home of her father, John Hull, re-
siding in Keosauqua.
Rev. o. M. Johnson of Mt. Ayr occu-
pied the pulpit Of the Davis Street
Christian church yesterday morning at
II o'clock and at 1880 O'clock in the
evening.
Mrs. F. A. Kent, of Buxton, who has
been spending the past few days Wis
fling at the home of Mrs. S. B.. Evans,
of Center avenue, returned to her
home last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Glass and chill
dren of Fairfield, returned to their
home this morning after spending a
few days visiting at the nome of Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Peck, Of East Mabel
street.
Sargent sells all kinds stock foods.
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MAN E A
Lee Crawford, One of the Oldest and
Best Known Men Pass

Chariton.-Lee Crawford. one Of
Chariton's Oldest and best known resi-
tents. died at his home in this city
Saturday evening. after an illness of
only a few DAYS with pneumonia. He
Is survived by an adopted son, Harry
Crawford, of Omaha, whose arrival is
expected today.
Osceola spent Sunday in Charlton, as
guests at the,uh home of Mrs. Dennis
Freel.
C. f. Bartruff. foreman of the Her
old office. has returned from a visit
with mis- parents and friends in Green
castle. Mo.
The young men composing the Char
iton basketball team went to Humes-
ton FRIDAY evening. where they played
the team Of that place and suffered de-
feat, the score standing SO to 16, in
favor of the Humeston boys.
Mrs. G. L. Ryan "a spending a few
days with friends In Derby.
Ed Viers of Springfield, Mo-, for
merly of this city, is spending a few
days in Charlton with his brother, Lee
Viers. and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tout and
daughter Of Ottumwa arrived Satur-
day for a visit with his father, William
Tout, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Rea of Sioux
City, until recently residents of Char
iton, arrived Saturday for a visit with
her mother, Mrs Anna Sullivan, and
old friends.
Mrs. 3 Anderson of English town
ship was on Saturday taken to the
hospital at Clarinda for treatment. She
was ACCOMPANIED to that city by Mrs
Chas. Johnson and Rev. Elm. nist.
Mrs. A. l.. Kurtz of Superior, Wis.
arrived Saturday morning to join he,
husband in a visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Kurtz.
Mrs. Robert Darrah and Miss Ona
Harvey left Saturday Tor a visit witt
relatives in Carmen, III.
Mrs. A. Schrum of Galesburg, Ill.
who had been visiting here with hel
sister, Mrs. James Boylan and othel
relatives, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Andy Potts and daughters, Mrs
May Reed and Miss Kate Aelnard
went to; Davenport Saturday to spend
a few days with relatives.
Miss Ida Humphrey of Cleveland is
visiting in Charlton with her sister
Mrs. Samuel Soul.
DR.. George Newsome Of Des MONIES
who has been visiting in Warner
township with his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. WRIGHT Newsome, returned tt
his duties Saturday.
Mrs. I. RentfroNT of Omaha, return
ed home Saturday, after a visit neal
Newbern with her mother, Mrs. NJ
Anderson. /
Arvid Englund of Fort Pella. Sas'
katchewan, Canada, who has been alb
sent from Charlton about a year. ar
rived saturday for a visit with hi
numerous friends
Miss Pearl Collver of Whitebreas
township went to Derby Saturday t
spend a few DAYS with friends.
Mrs. Harry Wilson LETT Saturday 70
a visit in Bethany Mo, with he
mother, Mrs. Mary Thompson
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Eddyville.-Born. Monday. December
Ok, 1904 daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Aurthor Chiffon. who live about three
miles from Eddvville. near Hayden
Chapel.
Leonard Beamer of Oklahoma is
here looking after his property west of
town, and will ship it sto Oklahoma,
he has leased a farm.
Will Williams of Avery spent Sun
day visiting at the Denning home and
with other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Fred Rector and children OF
DePue. H.. stopped at Tddvville and
visited with Mrs. Rector's sister-in-
law. Mrs. Eva Rector. while enroute to
Charlton. where she will spend several
days visiting.
Mrs. Culbertson and daughters, Miss
Alma and Mrs. THE Rodgers, were
called to Ottumwa SATURDAY. morning
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AGENCY.

Agency.-Mr. and Mrs. H. Tan
who visited at the home of GeMkttl|
Clayton, have returned to their E.
in Bloomington, Ill. u
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Giltner visitedH
the parental Alex Giltner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Clements visi
at the home of their parents, Mr.. al
Mrs. Wib Clements.
John Thilen spent Sunday ait Md
mouth, Ill. \
Miss Rettie Helen left Saturday
Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Loney of Cou
Gil Bluffs are visiting at the home
Jesse Ankrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Yant of D
Moines spent Christmas at the hor
Of Ed Durbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dodge left tn
morning for their home in Nebraska.
]. D. Peck and granddaughter, Edn
will leave tonight for Peckviile, Pa.
The Sunday school contest clos
yesterday, and the Blues, which we
the winners in the contest. will
treated at the social which is to
| given by the Sunday school Tuesd
evening"
Mrs. George c. Peck and childr
will leave in about a week for Virgin
where they have bought a farm.
A pleasant surprise took place
the Main Line band room. when 4
members of this new organization pm
sented their instructor. Wib F. Clel
ents, with q magnificent rocking cha
as a slight token of their appreciate
Of his services in bringing the band
proficiency in so short a time.
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vacation here. Mr.. Edmonson is prin-
cipal of the high school at Hillsdale,

vacation here. Mr.. Edmonson is prin-
cipal of the high school at Hillsdale,
Mich.
A serious fire was avertedf at the
power plant last Saturday about 4
o'clock, which. but for the calm mind
of the engineer and quick action OF
the fremen, would have resulted seri-
ously for all concerned. The engineer
saw a small blaze coming through the
cracks in the floor. which was oil
soaked, and turned in the alarm, with
the results above noted.
Corwin Cornell and Jack Whaley,
who are attending toe State univer-
sity, are home for the holidays.
Ward Elliott, who is now telegraph
to spend Christmas.
Miss Bertha Boydson of Des Moines
visited over Sunday with Knoxville
friends and relatives. !.
The Marion county students at Iowa
City have formed a county club, with
Corwin Cornell president and AIDE
laide Black as secretary. Tnev are
planning to hold a holiday reunion with
the alumni Of this county, the commit
tee being composed of Bernice Bates
and2Jack Whaley.
Frank Frush and wife are spending
Christmas with relatives.
Pliny Walter, who is studying for
the ministry at the Wesleyan univer-
tsity at Mt. Pleasant, and Carlo Fee Of
Highlad Park college, Des Moines, are
nome for a vacation.
Sunday, at $50 a. M. another of
Knoxville's pioneers passed away.
Ezekiel Jones was born lin
Fayette county, Indiana, January
2, 1925. In 1916 he married
Delilah Ann Kennedy and a few years
afterwards removed to- Iowa, settling
jon q farm north4of Knoxville. His wife
died in 1854 and in 1856 he married
Mary Ellen Ball. Mr.. Jones is sur
vived by ais wife and four IONS. Be-
sides these he left a grandson, Ken
meth, who has been living with his
grandparents since the death of his
mother in 1900. Mr.. Jones' age was
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CANTRIL.

Cantril-Miss Matte McLane, who
mas been visiting her sister at Gorian.
Mo-, the past few weeks, returned
home Saturday.
Jesse Fritz is home from K%irksville
for the holidays.
Lester Roberts returned from Drake
university to enjoy Christmas with his
parents.
Scott Humbert transacted business
in town Monday.
Ira Whitcanack of Lebanon was a
guest of Frank Ruddle Monday.
ALT Higgins returned from Palisade,
Neb.. Monday well pleased with that
country.
Mrs. Renfew of Milton is visiting
Cantril relatives.
UHs Smith is in Des Moines this
week.
Charles Vale, who is attending Iowa
Wesleyan university at Mt Pleasant,
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Tri-W eeklyC Courier

From Saturdays Daily.
H. j. Smith left this morning for
Knoxville on a short business trip.
Eaasham sells the best watches.
MI. and Mrs. G. G. Hunt and chill
dren, '706 Clinton avenue, are in Uni
onviIle, Iowa, visiting relatives.
Miss Eva Davis of 1915 Orchard
street, left last evening for Highland
Center for an extended visit with rel
rHtiyes.
Sargent guarantees Pearl fountain
syringes.
Miss Laura Smith Of 463 Ottumwa
street departed this morning for
Blakesburg for a few days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hodges, of
Tracy, Iowa, are in the city visiting at
1.-The home of their daughter, Mrs. John
Collins. 100 Clinton avenue
Clutches, all sizes at s~argent's.
Mrs. NJ. Hawkins, 125 North Moore
street, has returned home after a Wis
1t with her father, W. M. Leach, at
Humeston, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Rockhold Of
420 West Second street left this morn
Ing for a visit with friends in Line
Vile.
Rexall cherry juice cough drops,
Sargent.
Roy Wolf of 112 West Second street
returned last evening on Burlington
No. 4 from Corydon, where he spent
Christmas with his parents.
Mrs. S. P. Wolf n daughter. Hat
tie, 102 North Ward street, have gone
is Dudley TO spend Sunday with rela-
ttives.
h Hot water bottles guaranteed by
Miss. Gertrude Street of Martins
burg, returned to her home last night
after spending Christmas with rela
lives in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Carrie Canady, of Ottumwa
came Wednesday and is a guest at the
8. L. Berry nome. The Davis county
Republican.
Mrs. C. Johnson Of Eddyyille, who
has been visiting at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. F. Culbertson, resid
ing on Ellis avenue. returned to he
home this afternoon.
Mrs. N. A. Zellner of Fremont, wht
has been spending a few days ~visitin;
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Executrix Notice,

Notice is hereby given to all
sons interested, that on the 16tS
of December, A. d. 1907, the III
signed was appointed by the Cid
the District Court of Wapello Cd
Iowa. Exc rutrix of the Estatl
Charles Mallory. deceased,
of said County. All persons ind
to said Estate will make paymes
the undersigned. and those hi
claims against the same will pr
them. legally authenticated, to
Court for allowance.
Dated DECEMBER 16, 1907.
S. Augusta BroclLHun
Executl
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LEGAL,
Notiee-Proof of Will.

State Of Iowa. wapello County
To All Whom 1t May Concert
tice is hereby given that an 4
ment in writing purporting to
last will and testament of RI
Sterner, deceased, was this dan
duced, opened and read by TIL
dersigned. and that I have fixed
day, the 18th day of January, Ii
the day for hearing proof in rd
thereto.
Witness my official signature
the seal of said court hereto 4
this 18th day of December, 1901
(seal.) Geo. Phillif
Clerk District Ct
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DARBYVILLE

Darbyville-Two children of Mr.. al
Mrs. Sam Hiner have been quite sick
with measles for the past week, but
are getting better.
The small children of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Simmons are afflicted with
whooping cough. Some of them are
seriously affected.
NJ j. W. Espy and Mrs. A. c..
Steele were business visitors in Mo
rayia Monday.
Mrs. S. Middleton has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Rathbun. Mrs.
Middleton mas been deputy for years
under her husband, who recently died.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Steele were shop
ping in C%enterville Saturday evening.
John Townsend had the misfortune
to lose one of his horses Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark moved
into the house occupied by their son,
Jacob Clark, and will help him care
for his four small children, made
motherless recently by the death of
his wife.
James Keith is erecting a new barn.
Ed Henry is on the sick list.
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FOR GOVERNOR
oskaloosa Bar Association AppIauds
Suggestion Of One of Its
Members.

Oskaloosa, Dec, 30.-In a toast at
the annual banquet Of the Mahaska
county bar association Friday night
w. S. Kenwortny suggested John F.
Lacey for governor and the suggestion
was received with the most enthusiast
tic applause.
Mr.. Lacey, who was just elected
president of the association, was non-
'committal.
returned home for the holiday season
Friday.
Ralph Way of Chillicothe, Mo-, re-
turned home with Chauncey John Fri
day. Mr.. John is well pleased with
the Chillicothe college, which h" is at
tending this year.
Blanche Casady is nome from the
Columbia, Mo-, schools to spend the
holiday season.
Miss Mary Warner returned from
her Illinois visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Smith of Au'
burn, Neb.. are visiting M. G. Creath,
Frank Silver and Earl Hoskin are
home from Ames for the holidays.
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Prize 5 t | 6 S
Famous Black
Dress Goods

Priestley's famous Black
Dress Goods are the stand
ard Of excellence, both In
workmanship and material,
and it is always economy to
buy them. They look better
and wear longer than. any
other dress goois and cost
no more. Priest!ey's famous
Black Dress Goo is are made
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are the acme Of dress goods
perfection - always stylish,
always serviceable. Now is
splendid time to make your
selection at very special low
prices,
75c, CSC, SIPS
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80 years, II months and 20 ,
Death resulted from .senile gang
of the right foot, after being sicl
three weeks.