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Hard Job.

Sir John Franklin was searching for
the northwest passage.
Il find it almost as difficult a task"
he observed. wearily. "as II | were en-
gineerinS that boulevard across tho
Chicago river"
Partially satisfying the cravings Of
his appetite by eating tallow candle.
he looked anxiously to the southeast
to see II any relief expedition was
ceming.-Chicago Tribune.
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Most Masteful ef Cooks.

To live TO waste sucms m unv'e
ten maxim Of English life. Our coos'
Ing. the cooking OF our working and
agricultural classes, is about tho most
wa,tetul cookery on earth. The Froanh
peasant will live, and live we'll. on
what We discard. II is said than one
hundred millions sterling a year are
added TO tho national wealth of
France by the saving.hahtt Of her Deo-
ple.-C. B. Fry's. Magazine
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Loud Effects,

Stranger Happening along)
what are you burning these CHASTITY
colored lights for? What do you mean
by carrying those ugly banners and
smearing paint on the sidewalk?
Leader OF the boys.-There's a deaf
an dumb couple been gIttin' married
in that house acrost the way. We're
givih' EN- shiyaree, mister.-Chlcago
Tribune.
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Golf and Fish Story.

Some time ago northern golfer
drove ball fine. low. skImming
shot across n river. Just as the ball
was nearly over salmon leaped at
.he ball and caught It in its mouth.
Such was the pace Of the ball that II
carried the salmon on to the rivers
bank, where 1t was Immediately So
cured. with the ball tightly wedged In
Its teeth.-Golf Illustrated.
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His EarIy Trials

George Westinghouse was !nventIng
his air brake.
Il see plainly enough" he said
That In order to make this thing 20
I've gut nu raise the wind"
Subsequently. with some assistance
furnished by the railroads, he succeed.
ed in overcoming even this difficulty.
Chicago Tribune.
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Environment.

The secret is to be found not In the
criminal type Of man. nor yet alto
'sether In hered!ty. but Il, environ.
ment. The place to make the en-
rironment, which is to protect the
young man from many temptations
and help him to resist those that he
may not escape. is In the home.-Rev.
W. II. Locke. Methodist. Mansfield, o.
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Notice of Adjustment Day.
Estate of Sarah Ann Lindanlst, pcoensna.

Estate of Sarah Ann Lindquist, Dcceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed nd.
ministratrix Of the estate of Sarah Ann Lind
qniat, late of til. county Of OtHro, In che state
of Colorado. deceased. hereby gives notice that
she will appear before the county court OF said
OterO county, at the court house in La JuntA in
aaid county. on Monday, the 18th day Of An.
Rnst. A. ID. 1907. at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. N.
Of said day, 81 which time all porsons having
claims aRainBt said estate arc notified and re-
luested to attend for the purpose Of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted 70
said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment to tho undersigned. -
nated at La Junta, Colo, this sth day Of
'sy' a. D. 'o'' SELMA O MoprpM,n
Administratrix Of the Estate Of Sarnh Ann
LindQutst, deceased. a ";
First publication July II
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Ccirc II Up,

This bill IA too high" said the Gus.
toner. TOO hieh?" calculated the
laundryrnan. That's what said; too
high But. man, do you know, how
long It takes 10 do up shIrt?' way,
about four HnshInEs"
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Desert Land. final PROOF
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE. FOR ETUNLIUNIION.
Department of the Interior.
U. :. Land Otics'. Pueblo Colo juno a. iAI7
Notice II hereby given that George y. CrOuch
OF AfliIEtoa colo, Ehs rlcd notice OF intgu-
unn TO TuAEc proof ON his desT a. In 4 oinim No.
as for the y. f. y Sec. &c. 7, IL =. Il. - ". be
fore U. r. Land Oiiicc AZ Pueblo, colo, CT
Wednesday the nth day Of August, 1911
lie names the following witnesses To provs
the complete irrigation and reclamation o! said
land:
Albert r. Beer. John McBrst, Lydia ]. Beer,
Harry Howell all u. Arlington, Cnlo,
b A. ABBEY, REGISTER.
FIRST Publication July
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EventuaIlv

Stranger Tin search OF information,
how do the births in this town
compare with the deaths?
inteiiigent ofIlcer-Well, sor. iv.rv.
oody that's born here dies some t,r1.
sf0erward. sor.-Chlcago Tribune
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Want Too Much.

Some time ago two surgeons toop
teh'pound tumor out OF Dave Saun.
ders, an to-day he got a terrible big
Dill for the operation"
is Dave goin' to pay it?"
No; he sez they've got enough out
Of him already."-Judge.
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So unreasonahia

On yes.' said grumblIng beggar.
"folks always helps them as don,t
neea any help. Why, there's lightnin,:
:. can get down to the ground fast
enough all by itself, an yet folks ia aiI
'me ume putin up rods for IT IN
snde down on."-Royal Magazine
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Not Quite What He Maanf

wv Suite What he Meant.
Fuddle.--You know Stocks don't
you?
Doctor.-Yes, indeed. He's now a
patient of mine.
Fuddie.-Pretty wide.awakc man.
isn't he?
poctor.-I should say 30. I'm treat.
ing him for insomnia.-Royal Maea.
zine.
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The Naixeta Of Arr

by Jove. Miss Naseby! your color.
ing Is exquisite-superb. 1 wish you
could afford to have me paint your DOR.
trait."-Judge.
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R.asorInus Not Wanted.

II is not reasonings that are wanted
now. for there are books stuned tuii
of stoical reasoninss.-Epictet
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Desert Land. Final Proof
NUTTTE TOW TIIUIICATlON,

NOTICE FnR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT Of the Interior,
Z 5. LArd Once. Purblp, colo. Inn. 7s.lD1.
Soriuc Eefrhy given tha' Albert =. HccT
Of Ariirg gtuu, colo, h'z GIci notice OF intcu.
tiUn to make Tuuf uu his dCarit land claim y
~ Tor the : T. uue fourth sec -. T. u y, u
81 " hyfUIc 4. ; i.nut Otucr ~ Fncblo, colo
on tuesday. tho i1th iay OF August. 1921.
He uAm-- the following witnesses To prov
fhr complete irrigation and reclamation OF -f.ir
land.
HAIRY Howell, John Mcilc~t. lydia J. Beer
George Z. CTnucA, all OF Arlington, colo.
:. 4 ABBEY. Register.
First publiss'ioa Jaly s,h'
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Proper Place For Them.

Yes. sir" remarked the self.made
time"
~ course they come In a head :"
seioined the cynical person. "I never
heard OF any one with brains In Mis-
teet"-Chicago Daily News.
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Marh Of a Good Man.

wby after dinner speaking II nj
,owsd we do not know, No really
,xood man ever speaks after dinner
London Globe.
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Greek Custom Traced to Turks,

The custom that prevails In Greece
sf carrying body TO the grave In a
coffin which allows the face to be
visible Is said to have originated when
the Turks dominated the land.
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llNIalnn of Pnn,Ilntlnn-

Considerably more than half the
people of the world live In the coun.
tries which border on the Pacific
ocean
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DAMAGED by Mocha RaYA

In hot countries meat exposed TO
the direct rays OF the moon putrcflcs
much more rapidly than II kept IN the
dark
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liIaA Eacaped.

The world is full OF people whose
friends think thoy escaped oelns
seniuses by the breadth OF hair.
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Desert Land, Final Proc;

NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
Department 81 tho Interior,
4. : L1ni Dffrr. Pueblo, C1lu.. Juno u. 1917
Notice is hereby gtg.u that Lydla J. HcrT, ~
Arlington. colo has ulnd uDIic- ~ Intention e
make proui on her desert land claim M. -
FOR the ) d. Soc -. 7. l. : =, 50 W. b.foT
L $ Land Ufii@y A. Pueblo, Colo. on TuusdAl
thClIth day of August. l2TT.
She names tho following witnesses TO prov
N" complete i:Eisa'Iun aud reclamation OF sai.
land:
Albert + Beer. Gs1tg" Crouch. John Nc
Best, Harry Howell. al OF Arlington, colo
= 4. ABBEY. Register.
Firs. publication July Ssh
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Costly Daily Damage.

Surface cars on Manhattan island
An daily damage to persons and prop
erty In the average sum of sZ.'oo.
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Knows whc, Hes Said snouoh

The New York Judge who holds that
the oyTter is q wild beast is careful
not TO say how It kills deer or whether
1, can outrun the caribou.
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The Explanation.

now did Thompson get 90 ba,a,
VEL nalt OF his hair came out worry.
marry" "aeed 70
And the other half?"
1 on' she married him.---Judse.
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Need EIaht houra Of Sleep.

Women Of a nervous temperament
should have eight hours Of sleep to.
keep in good health.
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Good Enouah p. r.. .

-. 0oed Enough For Them.
-,,s n, medsm." said the French ms,6
+ .ao weei mot eAt - bon,bons,s y
The dear, tntelliG6nt little do.., . /.
xclainsd ~ Nleh. sThsyo = 4 3 ~ u 4.
ksirs y 2, y = ss:s: ss aqee -
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oye and Gambling.

Love is like gambling; It's no fun
unless you arc willing TO take q few
big risks.-ManchCgtcr Union.
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Plea for Common Things.

Let not things. because they are
common. enjoy for that tho less share
OF our coasidCTauon.-Pl!ny
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Scottish Way Of SaYlna Il.

His life extended from 1850. the
year OF his birth, till 1924, when he
died.-Thc Scotsman.
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Department Editor.

stitute are Mrs. Winnie Browne and
Eunice Dobson of Deloit.
Lora Duckett who has been visiting
at her sisters. Mrs. C. j. Hunt and
among friends for two or three weeks
took her departure Monday afternoon
for Glidden where she will make a
short visit and thence to her mothers
home at Lanesboro. She will return
to Delight. Wash. about the tenth
of September where she is engaged in
teaching.
A. j. Mason made business trip
to Omaha last week.
Edith Montgomery Of Denison spent
a few days the past week visiting
among relatives and friends at De-
lott.
VIM Morley. Earl Galland and John
Mason went to Sac City Monday to at
tend fair.
S. F. Wedlock and son Harold
went up to Lawton Saturday to visit
over Sunday at the home of his eldest
son. R. E. Wedlock returning home
Monday afternoon.
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YhD Deloit Diary. Department s::: :: :: : ss:'.:

Christian Jessen and Charles Cose
got new threshing machine -separa-
tor which arrived Monday of last
week.
Mrs. VIM. McKim returned home
Tuesday from her trip to visit her
children in Nebraska.
O. l.. Fink was in town last week.
He has been living at Willis Point,
Texas the past few months.
Anna Flynn and her aunt Mrs.
Leahy and Francis Leahy of Denison
spent Thursday at Deloit. Miss Flynn
the guest of Lora Duckett and Mrs.
Leahy and Francis the guest of Mrs.
Sarah McKim.
Elder c. j. Hunt was called to
Galland Grove one day last week to
preach the funeral sermon of young
man. Mr.. Baughman who was sta
tion agent for the l. C. R. r. Co..
but was brought to his old home for
burial. We understand he leaves a
young wife to mourn his loss.
Mrs.J. w. Wilkinson and sons were
in town Saturday. Don is just re-
covering from sick spell of two or
three weeks duration.
Myrtle Cose and Eunice Dobson and
Guy johnson spent SATURDAY. at Lake
View. They report pleasant time at
the lake but time only too short.
Alfred Schiller. wife and baby of
Oklahoma came Friday for a vi,it
with relatives and old home folks.
Orval McKim and wife was down
from Kiron Saturday afternoon.
Jennie Westcott and sister Leta
gave party to their young friends at
their home Friday afternoon. ice
cream and supper. was served.
Ava McKim gave a party Saturday
evening to a few of her friends in
honor of her friend Leta Stowell of
Canton s. D. The lawn was nicely
lighted with japanese lanterns.
which presented a fine appearance
from distance. A good time was en-
ioyed.
Among the teachers attending in
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Ricketts,.

Fred Benson and wife of Schleswig
were here Monday visiting the lady's
parents p. Hintze and wife.
John Hoffman and family moved
their household goods to Denison
Tuesday where they will make their
future home.
A number of friends gathered at
the Hoffman home Monday evening
giving them a farewell surprise.
Various games were played and dainty
refreshments were served which the
ladies had provided. Hoffman's have
lived here number of years and we
all regret to see them go.
Aubra Walker returned to her home
at Denison Thursday after a pleasant
week spent at the Neal home.
H. Kuhlman entertained party of
his friends Wednesday evening it be-
ing his 51st birthday.
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asp1nWaLL

Mrs. Peter Week and son have left
for North Bend, Oregon. Her inten-
tion was to remain longer. but as
her husband became sick she departed
Immediately.
Mr.. Nichols and wife are visiting
his parents in Wisconsin for two
weeks. Ole Oleson their relief Mil.
waukee operator is agent during his
absence.
Mr.. Rear the section boss made a
trip to Coon Rapids his former home
Sunday.
Fred Ehlers and WI. Wagner s
new threshing machine arrived Satur-
day. Their old one was traded in
and returned to the factory.
Supervisor Molter went to Buck
Grove Friday.
Henry Rohr sold his su acre tarm
to Gus Mohr at $3.50 per acre. This
is the highest price paid in this vicin-
ity.
August Ploen went to Gregory. S.
d. last week which is near the Indian
reservation. to rent farm and found
only half crop there.
The Nicola elevator Co., is building
another coal house to put in their
winter supply.
John Jochims from Manning was
in town Wednesday
The two chicken buyers have left
our town not being able to compete
with our local buyers.
Mrs. Peter Hoffeins and Mrs. Hans
Sleek and another lady from Manila
were visiting at the Wiese home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Peter Christensen is in Oaa-
ha having recently mad another opera
ton. Her husband expects her home
this week.
Mrs. W. 7. Ralph is still quite
sick, but is recovering slowly since
her recent continent.
Oats being light crop some fields
have not been harvested.
Marcuss Kuhl intends to put ND a
modern house on the farm where h S
son-in-law resides. Mr.. An.hony.
The lumber bill is $126O. Mr.. kchl
carries the largest amount of insur-
ance of anyone belonging to the Ger
man Insurance Co, of Carroll and
Crawford county.
August Schwiesow from near Man
ming was visiting at Henry Schade'
Sunday.
Mrs. Rose has returned to her par
entail home at Arion. Her husband
being night operator.
Anna Matthiessen returned home
from Manning Saturday night whers
she was employed by c. H. Reinholdt
Any statement that the condition:
of Iowa township funds is entirely
satisfactory to all concerned is er.
ronous. Some one corresponding from
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here really does not know. Super
visor Molter publicly said the town
ship was short about $500. 90 more
money. The remark naturally reflect
ed on the trustees and, they inmedi-
ately authorized special meeting.
CT course inviting Mr.. Moter to prove
his statement. The result of the
meeting as every one supposed would
entirely eXonerate trustees and clerks
from any Illegal doings. Anyway the
township is out So in fees for the
special meeting. ! am sure the peo-
pie would appreciate it greatly if the
name was made public Of the person
who started the statement as really
few heard it before. and were entirely
ignorant of it until MIR. Molter spread
the news himself. The board does not
appreciate Mr.. Molte1s accusations
IN any respect. The correspondent
and clerk John Stammer were compil-
ing and comparing some of the tax
valuations and money received. In
The report of the clerk sent to the
county beard for 1865 which was ac-
repted by it. we in particular notice
that the actual assessed valuation of
the entire township is 1851 5s6. The
board levy being mills wn!ch totals
81, S72. rs in taxes with an additional
$500 for mnlct witch should bring into
the Golfers of our Iowa township
SB22272. rs for 1906. The total amount
receive to date by the clerk this year
is Sl226. Last falls superintendent
was $l3S 80 ard $3.50 mu]ct. making
barely $500 received in the fall.
This fall it is about $1,000 which
should come from somewhere. Hence
the question arises; What's the cause
of this tremendous variation Of the
fail apportionments. if any? Now /
would deem it advisable for those con-
nected with this matter if nv figures
are accurate, to explain thoroughly if
possible what is the direct cause for
sprh wide variations. This in my
mind could only OCCUR from de-
li1uueat taxes. errors. money in some
officials possession.
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Jackson

Geo. Weed has taken trip to the
Sunfiower. state and is to show us some
thing when he gets back.
Geo. Gum and wife went to Ode
bolt on business trip last Tuesday
John Kaizers little baby died last
Thursday complication of lung
trouble and whooping cough was fatal
to it.
Louie Hoft had a hay stack burned
during the storm of Wednesday night
Mrs. Frank Weed and grand
daughter Bernice Hay visited friends
in Odebolt last Wednesday.
Mrs. Gerkin. mother of Mrs. Dose
died at her home in Arcadia last Fri
day morning.
Pete Lawler gave bowerv dance
at his place last Friday night.
Mr.. Koch let the boys and girls
have full swing in his new corn crib
last Saturday night. And the way
they made things ''hum'' was eau
ton.
The North and South mines played
ball in Herman Dreesens pasture,
one nine running so fast that they
could not be stopped. Score rs to
in favor of the South nine.
Detlef Brotherson had horse
taken sick and had to call on the
Veterinary Sunday evening.
Uncle Amos has sold the pool hal
and lunch counter to man from the
east. for $500 and bought 20 acre
piece of land on the Coon river. He
will fix it up and raise chickens.
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: Nettie and Cora Lensar took the
train at Ricketts, Thursday for few
days outing at Lake View.
Hugh and Gus Miller drove over to
Charter Oak Monday evening to attend
the Masons lodge.
l. M. Vollerson went with H.
Claussen. w. Piepgrass and Mr..
Jochims to show them the Dakota land
for which he is agent. They will re-
turn sometime next week.
L. F. Johannsen is now nicely set
tied in the Hoffman house and L. F.
Kreymborg has moved into the rooms
vacated by Johannsen.
F. L. Hoffman visited his parents
a few days last week. and assisted
them with their packing.
Peter Munster returned home
Thursday afternoon from the hospital
at Charter Oak.
L. F. Kreymborg and family spent
Sunday at the Deter home ut Charter
Oak.
The Misses Ernst of Schleswig Wis
tied few days with Mrs. Wulf.
Mrs. Peter Tuet who has been all
ing for some time suddenly became
worse Friday doctors were called who
thought it advisable to preform an
operation, which was done at once.
She is now doing as nicely as can be
expected.
L. F. Johansen and family spent
Sunday with the lady's mother, Mrs.
Thams near Denison.
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West Side

Edith Grote and Grace Gradert of
Clinton arrived Tuesday evening for
an extended visit with friends.
VIM. Eiffert and daughter. Miss
Martha returned Tuesday from trip
to Manning.
Mrs. Henry Dohse and Mrs. Eggert
Sievers spent Tuesday in Carroll.
Christine and Charlotte Anderson
are visiting in Cedar Falls at the
home of Bess Chase.
Freda Detlefs returned to Denison
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. C. w. Payne is visiting rel
atives in Camanche this week.
Ed. Truesdell came over from Man
ming Wednesday and spent few days
at home.
Mrs. C. E. Dobler was Denison
visitor Thursday.
M. S. Ewing suld out his dray bus
mess last week to Will Mooney. who
took charge at once. We have not
heard what Mr.. Ewing intends to do.
C. w. Payne and son Arthur left
last Monday for Denver and other
points in Colorado.
Mrs. Anna L. Sievers returned last
week from visit at her sisters in
Breda. Iowa.
Mrs. j. C. Suhr was Denison Wis
itor Wednesday.
A party was given Friday afterno on
at the H. j. Moeller home in honor
of Ress and Mildred Hall of Boone
who have been visiting there for sew
eral weeks. The children all report
good time.
F. w. Siemen who has had charge
OF store at Bayard for several
months has returned home and we un-
derstand will clerk for j. c..
Kaschube.
Mrs. R. E. Trusedell has sold her
residence property to VIM. Mooney
and expects to move to Morningside.
Sioux City. where she will purchase a
home.
Harry McGowen is visiting at the
J F. j. Gary home this week.
John Rohwer. wife and daughter of
Denison visited at the home of j. S.
Suhr several days this week.
Sam Evison of Redfeld was West
Side visitor Saturday.
Martha Franck and Alvina Lamp
drove to Manning Friday
James Walsh. wife and son of Car
roll visited at the E. O. Wagner
home Saturday.
The carpenters have commenced
work on the German parsonage build
ing. which will be quite large and
commodious dwelling when completed.
Leslie Evers celebrated his fifth
birthday anniversary Saturday after
noon. by entertaining about thirty
OF his little playmates at his home.
Mrs. M. j. Peters of Lincoln,
Nebr.. and her sister. Miss Fedderson
of Camanche are visiting at the j. H..
C. Peter s home this week.
P. D. Hall and family spent Sun
day afternoon in Dow City.
The Polo game played in West Side
Monday afternoon between Sioux
Indians and Cow boys proved victory
for the Indians. The game was quite
interesting to the people of this vicin-
ity.
Mrs. L. Patterson left Tuesday
morning for Huron. S. d. where she
will visit friends for week.
MO pRnspEcTIME TEAnuEpS
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Don't accept cough cure that you
may be told is jus. as good as Ken
nedy's Cough Syrup. because it isn't
Just as good-there is quite a differ
ence. Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup acts gently upon the bowels
and clears the whole system Of coughs
and colds. 1t promptly relieves in
fiamation of the throat and allays ir-
tyitation. Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
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ARE YOU SHORT OF WATER?
If so. call at the Stewart Lumber
Co. S office, either Denison or Charter
Oak. and get the terms for new
we'll that will yield plenty of water.
Will make it any depth and tile it
fully. In short, perfect we'll. 1t
don cost much either.
A. A. HANCHETT,
Charter Oak.
s2-1St. Iowa.
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A snap for quick sale. l2O acre
farm one mile from town good house.
barn. double cribs. new hog house.
10 acres hog tight fence. worth SIS. 90
per acre. for quick sale $50. Write
M. B. Nelson Arion. Iowa. for more
particulars. Soft.
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NO PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS

$48 per month is offered the first
grade teachers in Morgan townghip.
Come to the Dcnison Normal and Bust
ness College and prepare for teaching.
Term begins September Bird. 90 If.
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Remedy Tor ieiarrhDea Never Known to
H. II

Il want to say few words for
Chambsrlains Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1 have used this
preparation in my family for the past
five years and have recommended it
to number OF people in York county
and have nsver known it to fail to
effect cure in any instance. ] feel
that ] can not say TOO much for the
best remedy of the kind in the
world. IS. Jemison, Spring Grove.
New York County. Pa. This remedy
is for sale by L. E. Blosser. Broadway
Druggist.