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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-24
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
 NORTHSIDE. 1026 N. 34th street, $15. 4423 10th Ave, north, $s. 4425 10th Ave, north, s. 1919 Rush Ave, 6 rooms, $25. 1923 N. 17th St, $50. 1925 N. 17th St, $50. 1918 N. 34th St., SIS. 1523 5th avenue. S95.
 SOUTHSIDE. 617 South 29th St.. $30 1421 10th Ave, S., r. furnace, <$45. GOT S. 18th St., S20. S14 S. 18th St., $2O. 1511 s. 14th ave, $45.0O. 729 s. 24th St.. $15. 1717 Ave. I, $25. 18th Ave-, rooms and servants. $50; i; lot 2, block S53.
 WEST END. SEE. cor. Tuscaloosa and Poplar St., SIS. 1412 Sd avenue. 5O4 Princeton Ave, 6 rooms, $50. 121S Tuscaloosa Ave, $16. Lomb Ave, $10. 1113 Tuscaloosa Ave, $25. Northeast corner Owenton road and Princeton Ave. s2o. S11 1st Ave, SIT 50. 121S Tuscaloosa Ave, S16. SIS Owenton St. $20. Southeast corner Second avenue and Hawkins, S14. College street, $2o. 42S Tuscaloosa Ave, S25. 1917 1st Ave, SIS. 14 Grady St., $20. 7131 Sloss Ave, East Lake,, $12.50 THOMPSON BOOTH R. E. &
 INS. co. Bell 55S. 211S First Ave-
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ESTABLISHED 1899 MeSSer Reai Estate and Insurance Co.,,
PA North Fist Street.


 RESIDENCE ON SOUTH HIGHLANDS
 For the price; has reception hall, parlor. dining room and kitchen down stairs, four bedrooms up stairs, large servants room, fitted for furnace, front and back porches down stairs and up stairs: down stairs finished fin quartersawed oak hardwood floors. The mantels are beauti- full, the house Is double floored, stormsh eeted, solid foundation, east front. You can buy this home for $6500. It is worth s7500, and 1t has never been oc- cupied. Terms if desired You can't find a home in Birming ham to compare with it for tho price.
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We Sell Lots.

SOUTH SEVENTEENTH STREET. Near Eleventh avenue, 7-room dwelling, on lot 45x140. for the low price of S5000.
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ONE GENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word il day; no nd. taken for less than 20 cents for first insertion. Cnsh must accompany every order.
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We Sell Lots.

NEAR RHODES CIRCLE. Beautiful two-story, ten-roorn home equipped with every known convenience. It will please you to look 1t over. Price s9500. Terma
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HELP WANTED

TRAVELLING salesman for well known
 local house, $100 hardware salesman i $125; assistant bank cashier, S1O0; civil |, engineer s150; transit man, $75: store manager, $75; office manager and cash fer, s100; commissary clerk $65 book
 keeper, s95; manager electric light plant. l $125; ? office assistants, $60 Write full particulars of yourself and give refer I ence. Industrial Bonding & Brokerage
 Co.,, New Orleans. La. 3-1S St
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We Sell Lots.

SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET, Near Eleventh avenue, two-story, 7-room residence on lot 60x190; all modern Improvements. Price $4500.
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ONE GENT 4 WORD.

RATES-One cent n word H day, nd. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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ONE GENT 4 WORD.

RATES-One cent a word dayJ no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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FOR MORTGAGE LOANS
 SEE MESSER REAL ESTATE 6 INSURANCE CO.,, PA N. 21st St.

FOR RENT. rooms, cottage, Norwood, 1122 N. 29th St. 8 rooms, two-story, modern, 3l3 N. 23rd St. rooms, two-story, modern 2221 Sth Ave. rooms, cottage, modern, 10l7 N. 18th St. rooms, cottage, 512 N. 24th St. rooms, two-story, modern, 1006 Central Ave.
 Several nice cottages at West End. Call at office for list.
 J. H. HEINEkE R. E. & INS. CO.,, Phones 45, 214 N, Fist St.
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WANTED-Wood and iron blacksmith; marble cutter and 1etterer; machinist, : open shop; hat cleaner; carpenters; cot ton mill hands, tickets and freight fur nished. 45S Hood bldg.
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REAL ESTATE

1G1IAI IlkJ
 
 FOR SALE. 15ls acres with Groom cottage, barn, stable. large spring; close to pike road and within one block of car line; price, $500 per acre. Terms can be had with interest on the deferred payments.
 FOR RENT. groom house. Elyton, car line. Broom house, Elyton, car line. I716 4th avenue, rooms, $35. 17O5 9th avenue, bath, gas, etc., 80.
 l.. c. PETTYJOHN pho~e. 11Ol and 46S 1S2GH 8d Ave.
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WANTED-Position by Intelligent, well educated young lady stenogra- pher, with reliable firm; two years experience; good city references; perfectly reliable and thoroughly competent to do good work. Would accept position now or 1st of April. Address M. M, care Age-Herald.
 3-23- 2t
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ADMINISTRATIONS

AN experienced lady stenographer and
 bookkeeper desires to make change at once; can give best of reference. Ad- dress A. C., care Age-Herald. 3-22-3t
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Ads illustrated with good cuts arc trade winners-The Gawk makes good cuts.
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STOVE REPAIRING

STOVES and ranges repaired, fire boxes for any make of range constantly on hand; hot water connections. The New Idea Stove and Repair Go. Bell phone 3520. 3-N-3Ot
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MANTED-6-room home on Northside; reasonable terms. Davis. 4O6 Jefferson
 bank. 3-23-tt
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WANTED-Family washing; ladies' and
 childrens fine clothes and wooden
 goods; also mems shirts and bundle work of al kinds. Work called for and delivered. Lace curtains for one week, 25 cents. Mrs. Wells, 1909 Sd
 avenue 3-22-3t
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MAKE money each week right in your
 own locality; send 25c silver today for my ten money making plans. G. A. Babcox, 324 Rockefeller Bldg, Cleve-
 land, Ohio.
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We Sell Lots.

BEAUTIFUL NORwOOD COTTAGE. It is a little gem; has six lovely rooms, furnace heated. electric lights, handsome mantels; lot 60 x190, elevated and level. The price has been reduced to $6100. Terms.
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RATES-One cent a word day; no ad. taken for less than 20 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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WANTED-To buy Tor cash, secondhand engines. boilers, pumps and machine !. tools In good condition. Machinery | Trading Co.,, Birmingham, Ala.
 2-1S-tl- l-thu-sllu If
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ONE GENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent q word a day; no nd. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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TWANTED-To rent at once by small fam fly (no small children) furnished house or apartment on South Highlands. Must be completely furnished, including linen,
 silver, etc. Unquestioned references given. Apply to W. O., care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

START mail order business of your own, but not with a cheap trick or novelty. I made s50.OO0 in five years and began small. I will show you how to start right. Send for my free book
 let today. Heacock, Box 913, Lockport.
 N Y. 3-7-tf
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WANTED.
EHAVING-loc at lsA 4th avenue. s-is-

NANIkL-O.Istomers for showcases. iron safes and Carrara paint. Alabama Gro.
 cery company. i-l-n
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WANTED-One to 50 gallons Celery Cola
 extract. Address Bridges & Dixon, Ella ville Ga. S-17-10t
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FOUND

FOUND-Ye esterday one key to Yale loci
 Apply J. F. S.. care Age-Herald.
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NANTED-Experien bool1keeper and stenographer; one who is competent in passing on credits. Apply Box E-2,
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HIGHEST cash prices for old feathers
 Carter. 1922 1st avenue. 3-4x30t
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Rooms-WANTED--Board

wxNTE6~TWo rooms furnished for IiGht housekeeping. Close to baseball
 Address J, H. care Age-Herald,
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THREE furnished room for rent for light housekeeping; private bath, cleo tric light and gas; on Southside. Ad-
 dress P. O. Box 167. 3-1S-5t
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ROOMS FOR RENT

9th avenue 3-19-eod-t If LARGE furnished room with connect ing bath; also single room. 2420 5th ave nue. 3-1S-6t
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-10-01
ELooN.

Eldon.-Edward Brown who has
been visiting his mother and brother,
w. t. Brown, returned home to Dali
hart, Texas, today.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs c.. M. STAN
ton September 81, san.
George Disatell is on visit with
his father.
Mr., and Mrs. E. E. Hills, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Moore. spent Sunday Wits
relatives at Keosaurua.
Mrs. Nora Nelson is visiting az
Moulton.
Van Baldwin will build a home at
Selma.
Ray Garrett, Lyle Hall and Glib Pear
son commercial men. are in the city.
Mr.. Alspoch. of Lincoln, Neb., is in
the city on business
Chas. S. Bierce, OF Des Moines, is in
the city.
Keo James, a brakeman on the r. T..
has been transferred to run out Of
Washington, Iowa. and has moved his
family there.
Rev. c. L. McElhany, of Fairfield.
passed through here today from his
weekly appointment at Mt. Lion and
Bentonsport.
:, VIM. Crawford was an ottun1wa vis-
itor today.
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LEG broken IN
BAD RUNAWAY
EDWIN MULLALLY WAS INJURED
WHEN YOUNG HORSE BE-
COMES FRIGHTENED.

| Edwin Mutually, farmer residing
near Blakesburg lies. in the Ottumwa
hospital suffering from broken leg
sustained yesterday afternoon as the
| result of a runaway on Church street
The team belonged to eter Schwartz
who resides south of OLtumwa, and
was being driven by him at the time
Mutually was on his way to the South
Ottumwa livery barn to get his own
team.
The accident occurred In front CT
norris Williams barns Eye witness as
to the affair claim that young horse,
frightened by the Sheridan avenue car
was the cause of the runaway.
Schwartz states that lIullaly jumped
and it is believed that in alighting his
leg was caught between the curbing
and the wagon wheel Mutually was
taken to the Ottumwa hospital The
team crashed into a telephone pole
near Myrtle street and tore loose from
the wagon, tearing the harness away
The horses were re covered later The
wagon pole was broken in three places
and the harness da:-a~ed to consider
a lie extent Schwartz, who stayed in
the wagon escaped without injury.
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MoULTON.

Moulton. The Moulton baseball;
team played Moravia Saturday, win
ming by a score Of u to 1. Phenomenal
pitching by Glen Upton and good sup
port won the game.
The Yeomen at meeting last week
selected Sept. 80 as their picnic DAY
The U. G. Carnival company will
entertain the Moulton people this
week. 1t is being held under tho aus,
pieces of the Citizens Band. Ten big
paid attractions, with three or more
free attractions. will give the people
of this City something to enjoy.
The Yankee Robinson circus will be
in Moulton. Satvrd,rr Oct g.
Two cars in the Itch greatly delay,
ed the fast train between St Louis
and st. Paul Friday night.
S. ]. G. Eby is spending mis- vaca.
tion in Illinois
q. P. Short and family have moved
to Wellington, Kas.
Mrs. A. E. Marks has returned
from visit at La Grange, Mo.
Mrs. Lou Kemper visited in Ottumwa
the mast week.
The Bloomfield baseball team passed
through here Sunday en- route to
Queen City.
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EDDYVILLE.

Eddyville.-C, Nelson Foster. A. j
Gardner, VIM. Nelson Dr. F. M. Nc
Crea and others departed this week
for Texas to look az the country.
Earl Tdue has returned to his home
at Ottumwa after n short visit with
his father G. D. True and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. VIM. Osborne and two children
returned Tuesday fiom a short visit
with relatives at Knoxville
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gray have returned
to their home at Oskaloosa after a
short visit at the parental Amos Gray
home.
Hiram wolf and family south of
Fremont, were guests Tuesday of Mr..
VOLTS neice, Mrs. David Mattix.
D. A. Prugh, who was working at
Washington, Iowa, has been at home
this week.
w. S. Smith, of South Ottumwa is
spending a few days with his son,
John Smith, east OF town, Mrs. John
Smith has been sick since Saturda:
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Werner returned
Tuesday evening from a visit at Os.
kaloosa.
Miss Mary o'Conncr is able to be out
again after an illness Of about two
weeks.
Mrs. Myrtle Alfred of Bonaparte, has
been visiting her grandfather, w. F
Brodrick.
John Summerlott is visiting his
brother at Newton and attending the
fair
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BLOOM FIELD.

oomf1eld.-Sanger's Carnival com
rany arrived Monday and will show
here on the square all this week. The
carnival was brought to town by the
fire company for whose benefit the fail
is to be given. The fire company will
apply it's share Of the proceeds towards
the purchase of team and other
equipment.
Blind Boone and his concert COM
pany will give an entertainment at the
Christian church Thursday evening.
Orval Galpin, who has been Ill with
typhoid fever for six weeks, is still
in a serious condition.
Miss Katie Yahnke spent Sunday at
the home Of John Colliver in West
Grove.
Mrs. c. E. Tollman, who has spent
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hutchings, left Friday fol-
her home at Pierre, S. D.. en- route
home she will visit relatives at OF
tumwa and Charlton.
Dr. and Mrs. e. D. Beauchamp and
Miss Fay left Monday evening for
Chicago where Miss Fay Will attend
school at Ferry Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill. of West Point
Iowa, spent Monday with Bloomfield
friends.
Miss Jennie Jones and little nephew
of Pennington, visited from Friday to
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs Adolph
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Saunders return
to Eft. Madison Monday after a short
visit with Bloomfield relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Rayburn left
Monday for months visit with rela-
tives at New Carlisle, Ind, and Chi
cago.
Mrs. Will Fortune. who has been Wis
lt1ng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hull, returned to Elliott, Tuesday
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WILL ABIDE
BY PRIMARY
ED. j. MOORE, REPUBLICAN CAM
DIDATE FOR LEGISLATURE
WILL RECOGNIZE LAW.

Stating his position in the matter
Of the primary law in unqualified
terms, Ed J.. Moore, the well known
Republican candidate for representa-
tive from Wapello county, has issued
the following statement:
Eldon, Iowa, Sept. %, 1908.
To the Republican voters OF Wapello
county:
Actuated by a desire to promote
harmony and erase factional lines
within our party, | have decided to
make known in this manner my posi-
tic-r regarding the coming senatorial
primary.
want every voter to know that if
I am elected q member of the next
legislature I will abide by the primary
law. | will cast my ballot for United
States senator in accordance with the
will of the majority of the Republi-
cans of Iowa as expressed at the COM
ing primary.
Hoping this declaration will meet
with your approval.
am yours truly,
Ed J. Moore.
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CANTRlL.

Cantril.-Elmer Burrows and wife
moved to Pulaski last week, having
purchased the Bolman poultry business
at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Sparks, of Pail
sade, Neb., are visiting Cantril rela-
tiveS.
Elder ]. f. Yokely has been engaged
to preach at the Christian church the
coming year.
John Piper and wife, of Enid. Okla,
are visiting at the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Roberts.
Chas. Vale has returned to Mt
Pleasant to resume his work at the l.
w. U.
Jesse Saar entered medical college at
keokuk last week.
NJ. c. Creath returned Friday from a
pleasant visit with his daughter at
Auburn, Neb.
G. L. Mcclure Is here organizing q
Mystic Workers of the World lodge.
a number of people from here at
tended the Milton fair last week.
DR.. PAIL was in Keokuk recently
Mrs. Fred Iuns returned Friday from
Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Vaudyke and children visited
over Sunday in Memphis.
County Superintendent Heminger
was in town recently.
DR.. Carpenter has purchased lots
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Lucas where she formerly resided.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Plymate visited
over Sunday in Melrose with her son,
Thos. Kelley and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson, Of
Red Oak visited in this city Friday
and Saturday with Mrs. S. P. Wigren
and Miss Alma Clay
Mrs. VIM. O'Hara, Of Melrose, re-
turned home Saturday after visit of
several days with her niece, Mrs, d. A.
Lynch.
Miss Anna Howe left Saturday fol
Murray where she will spend the win
ter with her grandmother. Mrs. Martha
Green. She will teach school near
Murray.
Mrs. J. A. Radcliffe, of corydon, and
+. S. Garnes of Leoti, Kan, who has
been visiting in English township with
their niece, Mrs. VIM. Miller returned
home Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Long have re-
turned from a visit in Creston with
Mr. Longs daughter, Rachel Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson returned
Saturday from Marion, O., where they
had been attending family reunion
and visiting relatives.
Mrs. VIII Pollard. Of Derby, returned
nome Saturday after visit of several
days with Mrs. Frank Garland.
Mrs. Harry Miller left Saturday on
combined business and pleasure trip
to their old home in Chanute, Kansas.
Mrs. r. B. Rogers and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Mcfarland, spent Sunday
with friends in Woodburn.
Miss Kate Vail and Miss Hull. OF
Garden Grove, visited in this city
Saturday night with the formers
brother, P. E. Vail and family, while on
their way home from Des Moines
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REMTONSPORT.

Rentonsport. Ed Seward who
was recently injured by falling from
a barn on which he was at work has
been moved to the house Of his broth.
er, John Seward, and is much better
E. Corwin recently sod his farm
to an Illinois man whose name we did
not learn.
The sale Of Mrs. Mary Jack was
we'll attended last Thursday.
Quite a number from here attended
the fair at Bonaparte.
j. 0. Murphy left this morning for
Chicago to attend medical school at
Northwestern university.
Emmett Purdv. wife ard little son,
enent Sunday at the parental Rublc
home.
Miss Edna Fulton Of Valley juno.
ton began school at Woods last Mon
day.
Mary Stevens spent Sunday at the
parental home.
Lane Hoones and family of Keosau-
cra visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe McCracken.
Frank Corrs Of Chicago is visiting
his old time home here.
Ny ard Mrs T Patterson re-
trrrod SATURDAY, from two we Ks
vi"it With their dau"hter. Wrs. Otto
To"eon and family of Montgomery
Ci+v MO
Pew nr"se. the now Wathodist min.
istA- a1'nd his rr'Dit here Sunday.
Gertrude Robinson attended the
funeral at Fort Madison of French
Robinson, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Robins of Stockport. who died
of typhoid fever.
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CHARLTON.

Chariton.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Holmes, of Creston, and Mrs. Kalista
Martin, Of this city, visited over Sun
day near Oakley with their brother, S.
Holmes and family.
Mrs. H. G. Crater, of Ashwood,
Oregon, has been spending the past
few days in Charlton with Mrs. Rachel
Yoakurn.
The Misses Fannie Courtleyow and
Nellie Matheny entertained the young
lady clerks in the Fair store on Friday
evening at O'Clock dinner at the
home OF the latter. Games and music
made up delightful evening
Mrs. NJ. D. Thorna and children re-
turned Monday from a few days visit
with relatives in Alba
Mrs. o. D. Helt. Of Humeston, re-
turned home Saturday after a weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Russell.
Mrs. e. H. Edwards has returned
from a few days visit with friends in
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COLUM BIA.

Columbia.-Mrs. W. W. Rapp re-
turned home Wednesday night after a
pleasant visit with relatives in Kan
SaS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wells returned
home Saturday morning after several
months sojourn in the western states
Mrs. A. Warren and daughter Anna
visited at the Jas. Waddington home
Saturday.
Mrs. Waring. of Ottumwa visited her
niece, Miss Irene Hedrick several days
this week.
The social given by the school at
this place was well attended and about
s6was cleared which will be used for
the benefit of the scnool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Row Miller visited the
parental Chisman home at Blakesburg
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Olney visited
Friday and Saturday at the parental
Abegg home at Blalesburg.
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Obituary
) $500 .... a..s.

. .
Hedrick. -Died, at the home of hel
laughter, Mrs. B. F. Mowery, Mrs
yargaret Mclaughlin Smith on Sept
3d., 1907 She was :orn May 80, 1924.
II marriage to John D. Smith in the
ear of 1S45. To this union were
lorn three sons and one daughter,
barney j.. of Leavenworth, Kas.; Lew
s, who died some 33 years ago; By
on H., of Boone, and Maggie Now
'ry, with whom she resided for a
lumber of years i,cior to her death
he father and husband having pre-
'eeded her in death 81 years ago. At
YER bedside were Mrs. Mowery, hus-
Aand and daughter, Byron H. Smith,
wife, daughter and granddaughter.
The remains were laid to rest be.
eide the husband in Competine Gene
terry, and services were conducted
from the Competine Baptist church,
ny the pastor, Rev. Rice.
The cause of cath was a gradual
decline. During the long illness the
treatment of those around her was
)ut continuation # her exemplary
life and character, always greeting
those around her with her accustomed
smile. Her life passed out quietly
and without apparent suffering. She
was the eldest of six daughters and
two sons, of which only two with her
three children, five grandchildren and
six great grand children survive her
to mourn her death Contributed.
Card of Thanks.
To our friends and neighbors, we
desire through this medium to express
our heartfelt thanks to one and all for
the many acts of kindness extended
to us during the Illness of our depar.-
ed mother and relatives and sincerely
hope such kind hands may assist you
one and all when affliction comes.
Mrs. B. T. Mowery,
B. H. Smith,
G. D. Smith and relatives.
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turned home after spending a shor,
time in the city on business.
Absorbine s1.Oo and $500 at sar
gents.
Mrs. Nora Baker has returned home
to Keosauqua after spending a short
time in the city shopping.
Miss Mabel Sanderson of Keosauqua
w5o was in the city on business has
returned home.
Sloan and Kendall's liniments. Sar-
gents.
Miss Lulu Parks of Kirkville return
d home on the noon Rock Island to-
lay after spending the morning IN
he city on business.
Mrs. William Ellis of Keosauqua,
who was in the city yesterday on bus
ness has returned home.
Male and female urinals at Sargent's