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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-23
RS. John Plots by Miss Anna All.

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man.
Invitations are out for the party OF
Miss Artie Haywood tonight.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church had a box supper in the
opera house Friday night. The pro-
ceeds to go towards buying a bell for
the church. There were not many pres
ent on account of the bad weather.
Haven't you some seed corn, hogs,
horses, cattle, sheep, cordwood, poles
or something that you want to sell; or
don't you want to buy something in
the above line? You can do so by put
ting a want ad in the Courier. One
half cent word.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church held bust
ness meeting on Friday evening at
the home OF Miss Ethel Classify.
j. z. Gorrell, station agent at this
place has been tranferred to Murray,
Ia. Martin Kenton is now the first man
and Archie Golty took his place as
second man at the depot.
VIII Baker left Saturday evening
for Indianola for a visit with former
college friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kells, south of
town, are the parents of daughter,
born recently.
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had the misfortune to fall Saturday
and break his leg below the knee.

had the misfortune to fall Saturday
and break his leg below the knee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hupp of Wayne
county, mourn the death of their little
son Paul, aged four years, which oc-
Cured after brief illness. Funeral
services were held Saturday and in
terment took place in the New York
cemetery.
Haven't you some seed corn. hogs,
or something that you want to sell: or
don't you want to buy something in
the above line? You can do 80 by put
ting a want ad in the Courier, One
half cent word.
Miss Jennie Barger of -,rarren town
ship visited over Sunday near Lucas
with her sister Mrs. H. L. Wright.
Mrs. G. L. Rumble returned Satur-
day from few days visit in Humes-
ton with her sister, Mrs. D. P. Good
rich.
Ward, Winnie, Joy and orpha Milleu
OF Lincoln township who are attend
ing the Central Holiness University at
Oskaloosa arrived home Saturday for
a two weeks vacation.
Rev. w. S. McCullagh, the able pas-
tor of the First Pres terrain church
and his good wife We're ~iven a sur
prise pound party Friday e ching by
the members of the Coz rregation. A
large number were present and took
with them a number of useful gifts
Games We're played ind general good
time was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Johnson and baby
spent Sunday with relatives in Cres-
ton.
Miss Eva Robertson left Saturday
evening for few days visit with
friends in New Virginia.
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Springfield Rifles Used by Cadets.

Iowa City, Dec 22.-The cadets at
the state university are soon to be
supplied with newly designed Spring
field rifles to take the place of the
heavy Krag-Jorgenson guns that are
now in use. This was the announce
ment made by Lieut.. Mumma, COM
mandant of the university battalion.
He stated also that new belts were to
be issued along with the arms. Con-
slant manual drill is now in order at
the state university of Iowa armory.
The cadets are learning both the man
ual of arms and Butts manual, which
consists of gymnastic exercises with
the rifles.
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ALBA.



Albia-William Peppers died Mon
day evening at the Abba hospital after
an illness of several months duration.
Although under the care of a phys
ician for months past, he has never
felt either ache or pain, and seems
simply to have Worn out. 1t has been
but few short weeks since his wife
passed away, he being i'll in the hos
pital at the time. Mr.. Peppers was one
Of Albia's Oldest and best business
men and in that capacity he has won
the general esteem of those whom he
has served. He leaves several children
and grandchildren to Inherit the
sterling qualities of his character.
Marriage licenses were issued. yes
terday by the clerk of the county court
TO Amos G. Munsell, p, Moberly, Mo,
and Ida NJ. Streeter, 10, of Loviia, and
to John Edwin Snyder, "a Girard
Kansas, and Lena Butterman, a. Az
cry.
Miss Fannie Asbury went to Lovilia
to attend the marriage of Miss Ida
Streeter to Amos Munsell. She will
play the wedding march for the young
couple.
Ames Saturday to spend her two
weeks vacation with friends at Abba.
Miss Schriner is principal of the Ames
High school.
Earl Barnwell is spending the vaca-
ton with his parents and friends here.
Miss Lillian Newton, musical di-
rector of the Abba public schools was
chosen chorister by the official board
of the Methodist church and will be
gin her work at the beginning of the
new year.
Harrison Gleason is quite i'll with
the tonsiitis.
Miss Sadie Coulson of Moravia was
an Abba visitor Tuesday.
Miss Helen Rice came from Cedar
Rapids Saturday and will be at home
| with her parents for the holiday vaca-
ton. Miss Rice is a student If Coe col
lege.
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BUXTON.


Buxton-Mrs. Alex Clark and Mrs.
Frank Chambers each took their
babies to hospital at Oskaloosa last
week for treatment.
The mines at this place were closed
last Tuesday that being election day
for the miners.
Ora Conwell resigned his position
here as weigh boss at No. II which he
has held for a number of years, and
left last Thursday.
Mrs. John Black visited her friend
Miss Ethel Jones in Centerville few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker who have made
an extended visit with their daughter
Mrs. T. r. Cole and other friends here
returned to their home in Oklahoma.
Miss Emily Cameron went to her
home in Hiteman last Thursday raw
ing resigned her position here.
Mrs. George Warren was on the sick
list last week.
Mrs. Frank Hyatt and children
spent few days in Alba last week.
Miss Ida Streeter has resigned her
position and gone TO her home in
Lnvilia.
The NJ. f. Sunday school will give a
Christmas program at the church on
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
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l am going to tell you what l want
for Christmas. | want a doll that will
close its eyes and a doll buggy. pea
nuts, candy and English walnuts and
that is all.
Myrtle Glandon,
Delta, Ia.
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Interesting Letters
to Santa Claus
From Many
Juniors

Dear SANTA ClauS:
thought / would write and tell you
what / want for Christmas. ! want
a story book to read. pair of shoes,
ring, and some candy and bananas. If
you will bring me these Times | will
be glad.
have one sister and four brothers
for you to get presents for.
My sisters name is Susan. She is
eleven years old. My brothers names
are Bernie. Basil, Marion and Clare.
Bernie Is eight years old, Basil six,
Marion, two and Glare is about ten
weeks old and ! am nine years old.
Effie Berry,
Route No. 9 Ottumwa. Ia.
Dear Santa Claus:
have been thinking for a long time
a watch, horse and horn. l will be
six years old in January.
Merritt Chamberlain,
Ottumwa, Ia.
Dear Santa Claus:
want for Christmas doll, a sled.
e. go-cart | will be eight wears old
Christmas and l wanted for it gold
chain. / have a little brother and his
name is Merritt. He wants watch.
Dear Santa. I won't ask for anything
more this time.
Frances Chamberlain,
Ottumwa, Ia.
Dear Santa Claus:
thought | would write and tell you
what I want for Christmas. I would
like doll, little doll bed, some hair
pins, some candy and lots of other
Shings, but there are lots of other little
children besides me so Santa please
remember them ALL
Margery Burr,
Batavia, Iowa.
Age 5.
Dear Santa Claus:
will write and tell you what | want
you to bring me. l want doll, set OF
dishes, some doll slippers and cup and
eaucer and ball
Doris Moss.
Batavia, Ia.
Age 2.
Dear Santa Claus:
] will write and tell you what / want
Ind doll
Carl -Curr.
Batavia, Iowa.
Age 2.
Dear Santa Claus:
l will write and tell you what / want
FOR Christmas. ! want a good bracelet
and sled and anything else you want
No bring me. ] am staying grandma's
now, one mile west of Abingdon.
Nellie Gobble,
Batavia, Ia.
.
Dear Santa Claus:
Christmas only comes once year
and II comes on the 25th Of December
which is the birthday of Jesus.
When Christmas time comes the
stores are pretty. They have toys and
pictures and many other things. They
have lights in the windows at night
Hnd II makes the windows pretty.
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ACCIDENT FATAL.
Fifteen-Year-OId Emil Koeneke Dead
-Paralyzed by Fall on Nuttinq
Expedition at Bluffs

-NPSHTer0II at BUTTS, -
Waterloo, Dec. 22.-After ten weeks
og patient and accomplishing suffer-
ing, during which time his whole body
was paralyzed and life for him was
thus only living death, Emil K. Koe-
neke, only child of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
z. Koeneke, passed away at the home,
724 Randolph street.
1t was ten weeks ago Saturday, on
October s, that Emil and a friend
went to Rowland's Park in search of
nuts. Emil climbed a high tree, and
losing his balance, fell to the ground,
striking on his shoulder. Paralysis re-
suited and for these long weeks he
has been able to move not at all and
suffered every waking moment the
most intense pain.
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| think Donelan's store is prettier
than any of the others.
They have in one window a stand
and it goes around and 81 little pony
and q little basket and doll sitting In
it and one place while going around
the doll mods.
I wish you all a merry Christmas,
and l hope Santa Claus will come and
see all the children. l would like a
locket.
Thesa F. Engle,
Route 8, Ottumwa, Ia.
Dear Santa Claus:
l thought ] would write you letter
to let you know what | want for
Christmas. / want harp, drum, q
horn and a pair of skates. ] am little
boy nine years old / would like to
have some storv books also.
Rex Brown.
Route g. Abba, Iowa.
$
Dear Santa Claus:
This is my first letter to the Junior
page and ! thought l would write and
tell Santa what | want for Christmas.
1 want a sled and some candy and "a
pair Of leggins, story book and some
oranges I go to the Boye school.
is leila Cline. I live one-half mile
from school. ! have two sisters and
one brother Their names are Edna and
Flossie and my brothers name Is
Claude. We have seven horses. we
have one gray team and one black
team and bay team and horse to
ride l live in the country six miles
southwest of Moravia and eight miles
north of Centerville. will hang up my
stocking Christmas eve and don't for
get papa and mamma.
Harold Mcdaniel,
Moravia Ia.
Age 8.
Dear Santa Claus:
I want Christmas tree and g
wagon Now Santa Claus | will speaf
a piece for Christmas. Don't forget me
for an automobile ward will be at the
church. / want a box Of candy and 9
sled, oranges, pair Of red mittens. 6
muffler.
Ward Chandler,
| Packwood, Ia.
Dear Santa Claus:
| AS you was SO good to bring me
what l wanted last Christmas l viii
ask you for something this Christmas
I want a pair of ice skates, stor,
book, some candy and nuts. | do no
want to ask for too much for there
are so many other little boys anf
girls. Dear Santa, do not forget me.
hope there will be lots of snow on thu
ground so it viii be good sleighint
and SO you can drive your RENDERS.
Santa ] will leave the south dool
unlocked so you won't have to come
down the chimney because it would b.
| hard for you.
Gladys Calhoun,
Stockport, Ia.
| Age 10.
=
Dear Santa Claus:
| I am going to write you letter ir
| hopes that you will not forget nnt
Christmas eve. and please remembei
my little cousins also. am little cir
six years old. ! live six miles south
west of Ottumwa on rural route No.
but I am going to spend Christmas
with my Grandma Holmes at Agency
| She lives in the north rart of town.
will leave the dining room door I'm
! locked and hang my stockings on the
: telephone. Now please don't forget ms
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for | am good little girl. l would like
very much to have a nice doll with |
blue eyes and black curly hair, a dollI
bed and leather go-cart a set of furs
with purse. / have enough story
books but would like some hair rib |
bons that won't get dirty, Il bracelet, a
sack of candy and some mixed nuts
Now Santa, you dear old fellow, please
remember me.
Vergie Langford
Route 6, Ottumwa Ia.
Age s.
Dear Santa Claus:
what l want for Christmas / want a
pair or skates and a fountain pen RI
have little pony and l want him to
have a blanket.
James S. Barlow,
Sigourney Ia.
Age s.
Dear Santa Claus:
Three little girls are we and this is
our first letter but we are writing to
tell you what we want for Christmas.
Please bring us big dolly each, a pair
of mfttens each, some CANDY peanuts
oranges and bananas and bring little
brother a pair of shoes. Come early as
we are going to a Christmas tree, but
we will leave the house so that you
can get in.
Laila, Maggie and Isabelle Watts.
Route T. Ottumwa, Ia.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please don't forget me- l would like
to have set of little dishes and some
candy and oranges and don't forget
my little brothers. They want a little
red sled. l go to'school at Agency NV
teachers name Is Miss Ethel Rouke
like her very much I'nr pets / have a
little dog. Her name is Susie.
Myrtle Reno,
Agency, Iowa.
Age I.
Dear Santa Claus:
Will you please bring me FLEXIBLE
| Flyer" pair of skates, No Z,
| magic lantern. nuts and candy. / will
| thank you very much If you will bring
William oswald,
Ottumwa, Ia.
| Dear Santa Claus:
| l am going to Tell you what I want
| for Christmas. I want a big doll that
will close its eyes and I want it to
have brown hair and I want some
candy and this is all want this time
Lulu Glandon
| Delta Iowa.
| Age 10.
| =
tDear Santa Claus:
| I am going to tell you what I want
for Christmas. I want a wagon and
sled, candy. peanuts and oranges and
| English walnuts.
| Carl Glandon,
| Delta, Iowa
| Age s.
=
| l am going to tell you what l want
| for Christmas. want a doll that will
close its eyes and doll buggy. pea
nuts candy and English walnuts and
! that is all.
Myrtle Glandon,
Delta, Ia.
Age 6.
C. E. Witt Will Receive Appointment.
Shell Rock. Dec. 22.-Charles E.
Witt, one of the stalwart Republicans
nj p1,t tu
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> CHARLTON. =
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Chariton-Mrs. C. T. Stafford and
daughter Irma spent Sunday with
friends in Ottunwa.
Mrs. Jas. Harrison and Miss Jean
EFT Ostring left Saturday for Omaha
where they will spend the holidays
with the formers daughter Mrs. Chas.
Peppers.
Mrs. Jas. Harding of Lucas. who
had been spending several days with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Smith
retired home Saturday.
Mrs. Belle Mcmillan, who had been
trimming in one of the local millinery
stores, left Saturday for her home in
Omaha.
Lloyd Courier of Sacramento, Calf,
who was called here a few weeks ago
by the death of his brother Clifford re-
turned to California Saturday.
Thos. Huffman, the city night watch.
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DR.. w. w. Rice left last Friday

DR.. w. w. Rice left last Friday
for a two weeks visit in New
Mexico. He will visit his sister
at Estancia, New Mexico, while
gone. He was accompanied by
his sisters, Mrs. Young of Oko-
Iona and Mrs. Ethridge Of Hope
The Doctor will take a run over
into Old Mexico while gone.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Newth last Friday night, a Girl.
Mr.. J. C. Barr and little son
were pleasant callers at this Of
flee last Saturday. Mr.. Barr
says that the boil weevil is de-
5troying his cotton.
For Sale-A camp house at
Main Spring camp ground. GOOD
location. Apply or write me at
Boughton, Ark.
Ellis Butcher.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Caulder died last Satur-
day night and was buried at
Moscow Sunday. The fond par
ents have the sympathy OF the
neighborhood.
Last Sunday night W. L. Cox
passed away at the home OF ms
son, Dink Cox in this city. Mr..
Cox was about 70 years old ana
had lived near here for a long
time. He was an honored citizen
and leaves several children to
mourn his death.
Uncle Wesly Wallace OF Taylor
Township, was in the city last
Monday.
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DR.. Cox's Painless Blister. Guaran-
teed to blister without pain or your
money refunded. For sale BY all Drug
gists.
A. protracted meeting is in
progress al the city park this
week. 1t is being carried on by
the Baptist Denomination and
quite a good deal of interest is
being manifested notwithstand-
ing the extreme hot weather.
For Piles, use DR.. Cox IS Barbed Wire
Linlment, 25c size. If it does not give
relief or cure you your money will be
refunded For sale by all Druggists,
Prof. T. B. Jones, principal of
the school at Gale spent part of
the week in the city looking af-
ter the printing of a catalogue
Tor that school.
If you have a house to rent,
Vaughan Realty Co. will look
after it for you.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Evans
left for Oklahoma last Sunday
afternoon. They will make
their home in that state. Mr..
Evans was lineman 70, the local
telephone Co. of this city for
over a year and ne and his wife
made many friends who regret
to see them leave.
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H. P. ROBBIE Proprietor of the
Mena Democrat was an apprecia-
tive caller at the Picayuue office
Tuesday evening on his way TO
Little Rock.
Monday was the hottest day of
the year so far. The thermom-
eter run up to %. That is some
hot.
John Brown, who has charge
o. the branch house of the Pre3-
colt Hardware Co. at Murfrees-
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OLD AND TRUE

"For fifteen years | have constantly
kept a supply of Hunts Cure on hand
to use in til cases of itching skin troub
lie. For Eczema, Ringworm and the
like it is peerless. | regard it as an
old friend and true one soc box.
Mrs. Eula P,esland, Greenfield, Tex.
Thanks to Aunt Jane B'Shers
for two nice beets sent us one
day last week.
J. w. Holloway. the pleasant
mail carrier on one of the routes
out from Rosston, was in the
city last Saturday on his way to
DiBall Texas to spend a few
days with his brother.
Jack McKelvy returned from
Mineral Wells Texas last Sunday,
where he has spent the past
month for his health. We are
certainly glad to see him looking
so much better.
Summer Pants from 65 cents
up at W. S. Hesterly's.
Col. G. L. Moncrief visited in
Little Rock last week and while
there calledo n the many friends
of his at the Hospital where Mr..
Moncrief was for several months
He has nothing but praise for
the management of that institu-
ton. The Colonel says he was
royalty entertained while up
there on this visit.
Mrs. Nj. Y. Osborne died at
her home on west Walnut street
Sunday morning at 1920. She
had been a sufferer Of that ter
rible disease, Canser, for a long
time. She leaves a husband and
two children
Mr.. Youmans, of Emmett, was
in the city Tuesday
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lAhCASTER-MILLER

1t was made public last Satur-
that Mr. Charley Lancaster
fd Miss Blanche Miller were
paired and had been since the
P'h OF June. At that time they
|sfe made husband ann wife
FL had kept it a profound
Feret until last Saturday. Ed.
A. H'ghsmith performed the
Fremony.
marley Lancaster is a splen.
young business man of our
~ having charge of the sad
Ivy :, department of the Pres
~ Hardware Co.
MISS NJ Blanche is the daughter
w. w.. and Mrs. w, L. Miller of
II. MILLER hotel and is a yonng
" Of many charming graces.
l w congratulate the young
la re and wish them muc h
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-07-08
'tsI|FItS WITH PLEASURE

stitu : evidence: With pleasure I
s,s, - the merits of Hughes Tonic
'mn msoy for cells and fever. 1 re-
Il ssn IT, and in no case have known
IA l.. : even in the most obstinate. /"
oEuggists-5Oc and 81. bottles
,.. Prepared By
''sa'HTTsT co, lEwlsullE n.
INCORPORATED.
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N Druggists sell Dr.. Cox 5 Baroed
Iiniment. Guaranteed to heal
Amt blemish or your money re-
rded.
ghe good people Of Garland
l. had a picnic in that vicinity
esday.
r cOx's Barbed Wire Liniment
] not burn or blister, and relieves
in a few minutes. For sale by all
tuggists.
Mrs. Louis Suckle is in New
brk where she will spend the
INNER visiting her parents and
lille there she will buy goods
I the New York Store.
i, a household remedy for cuts,
,ns pains, etc, DR.. Cox's Barbed
Ire Liniment has no equal. Price Csc.
rale by all Druggists.
be picnic at Brushy waa we'll
tended and quite a number OF
teresting talks were made.
mong those who addressed the
bople Of that occasion were
|mes Snodgrass. D. G.. Berklnan
ID Senator Lee Montgomery of
ewisville.
| At a meeting of the school
lsrd last Monday, Pro. Respess
|ilson was elected to teach the
b grade in the public school of
bis city to fill the place made
leant by the resignation of Miss
ksS Carnall.
pat place on that occasion en-
sed themselves to the limit. G.
Haynie, Steve Cerrigan and
|veral Others of the local talent
dressed the people on the good
fraternities. A game of ball
Eween Willisyille and Sutton
'as enjoyed by the many pres
lt and other amusemenls were
ldulged in throughout the day,
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FOR SALE,
Bast River Bottom Lands, for
Alfalfa, Corn and Cotton.

Bost River Bottom Lands, for
Alfalfa, Corn and Cotton.
81 acres Henderson, and 40
acres Murdoch lands; 3 miles
Northwest of Boughton, 2 miles
south OF New Steel Wagon
Bridgo; IA to ga mile East OF
River - Second Bottom, Made
Lands, above ordinary overtlows.
IL acres cleared, never lost
original planting, Ed. Turner,
rentor, sure crops regardless
floods or drouths. Estimate $1,000
of Stave, heading, bolts, Tie and
Wagon stock timber, some nice
Ash and Hickory = Should pay
for all clearing. Offered by
present owner to raise capital, at
$3.50 per acre.
C. M. eagle, Madill, Okla.
21-4t.
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Judge J. J. Hirst, of Morris,
was in town yesterday.
THEY ARE ALL PLEASED

"By experience have found your
Hunts Lightning Oil to be great pain
and sprain reliever. | am very much
pie ased with it,. 25c and soc DO ties.
c. [. COOK, HaletsviIie, Tex.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-07-08

DR.. CoX's Barbed Wire Liniment
25c, soc, and .$1.00 sizes. Every bottle
guaranteed. For sale by all Druggists.
John Mari is spending a few
days in Mineral Well Texas.
DR.. Dickinson, of Emmett, was
in town Monday.
For Sale-A Go-Cart, cheap,
same as new, reclining ack.
call at this office.
Remember that Saturday. july
the 10th is Hog Law Day in this
county.
Dewitt and Alex Davenport,
o f Texarkana, spent Sunday
with their mother.
MONEY TO LOAN-See Vaughan
Realty Co.
FREE If DIR. Cox's Barbed Wire
Linimeat does not do all that is claimed
for it your money will be refunded.
For sale by all Druggists.
Note WimberIy of Rosston was
in town Tuesday. He stated to
us that the boil weevil was doing
considerable damage in his neigh
borhood.
Flies will not bother wound where
Dr. Cox's Barbed wire Linmient is
used, For sale by ali Druggists.
DIR. Dave Nichols, of Falcon,
was in town Monday attending
a meeting of the Republican
County Central Committee. DR..
Nichols said that while the hog
law question was mixed in his
community that he believed the
law would carry.
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NOTICE

The Nevada County Farmers
Union No, 3 will meet with the
Ham Local Union, two miles
south of Bodcaw, July the 18th,
10Th, 1909.
J. T. Luck, Pres.
John w. Mason, Sec.
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H0WDY!

How's your liver? If not in first,
class condition, doing full duty and
giving entire satisfaction summon 8
fiver purifier will fix it so you'll think
;ts COMETS troubles will be gone. Put
I'M IN tin boxes only. Price 25c box.