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ONLY A REonEsr-

If You still believe that mercury.
potash is the only cure for blood
poison, or if you are going TO get on
the right side and use a blood medi-
cine that you will visit our office be-
fore you buy or before you leave the
city and look at, talk with some Of
those Who have used only Clouds Al.
terative for the blood. pure yege-
tables pecifc, as some Of these men
are most always in cur office and you
will be convinced that there is a pure
vegetable tharmless) remedy that will
permanently cure We know what
many will say when they read this,
that such cannot be done but though
we are from Kentucky, not Missouri.
We can show YOU Leave your money
at home. just come and investigate:
see if what we claim is true. If it is
then Clouds Remedies are TT If
not knock us. We do business on this
line Cant Won come to see us2
MIDDLESBORO MEDICINE &C. .
2io Central Ave Phone 5S5
For Booklet
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Ice is to be high next summer That
is perhaps offered as a couuter-irri-
tant, but it doesn't blister anybody
at present
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The cost of giving never bo,hers
Andrew Carnegie and it is the same
about his living expenses.
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nois soon will be classed among the
eNtra-bazardous occupations
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A blizzard is reported on its way.
1t would be folly TO attempt to put a
stop to it's onward march.
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Imagine jeff Davis in the COVER.
nor's office being visited b. a Count
i'm kits vita a bull dog.
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Speaker Cannon says he has always
fought for the people Yes, as a dog
fights for a bone.
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Between the grand jury and the
supreme court office holding in iii
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Doodle" is the word now and in
some instances il sounds worse than
he word graft"
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Rooseyelt's plans to capture Europe
are very much in evidence in France
and Germany
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Conger should out with all he
knows about brides and Doodle in
New York.
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kansas National Bank
or HOT SPRINGS. ARK

or HOT SPRINGS. ARK.
CAPITAL, 500. 10000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS. s2O5. 900. 90
cHRa. N. ak, PRLsipEHT
&. =. KLEIN VlcE-PREs.
D. LASER, VtCE-PRES.
CHAs. W. o sRYAN, cAaHtER
HENRY W. MVAH DIRECTOR
HENRY FELLHEtNER, DIRECTOR
Does a full banking business. Cashes drafts
and checks for visitors. Draw our own
drafts on al parts OF Europe. We sell Trav-
eler's Money Orders with Identification
payable in all foreign countries in the money
OF the country you may be in upon presen
tRtion.
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If the Weather Man will only keep
on smiling.
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Aids is very like the Car of Rus
STA, in that he has many troubles of
his own. g.
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A STARTLING STATEMENT.

1t viii be a speedy trial
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Think he never told a lie?
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But the Count doesn't want the hot
water shut off.
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II is no credit for a man to dream
that he dwelt in legislative halls these
nights =.
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Why not threaten some local thief
with that Third Degree?
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Did You get "a reminder of the cher
~ tree incident?
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elite Of the
o the the
o a il
the
telephones.
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200 Rooms with Hot and
Cold running water, and
Telephone. Fifty Rooms
with Private Baths and
Toilets.
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multi-milionaire thinks of it political
ly would be far more interesting at
this time
The surprising statement is author
itatiyely made that Halley.s comet IS
only 100000 times as large as the
earth Current rumor had brought
many to the conclusion that it was
large affair.
Suspending the free list on hot
water baths viii be excuse enough
for some people O wait until summer
for their semi-annuals.
lee is to be high next summer That
is perhaps offered as a couuter-irri
tant, but it doesn't blister anybody
at present
The cost of giving never bo,hers
Andrew Carnegie and it is the same
about his living expenses.
A blizzard is reported on its way
1t would be folly to attempt to put a
stop to it's onward march.
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Tuesday for Springfield, ILL.,, to attend
the air ship races. !.
Mrs. Letta Vtecht Of Ottumwa Is
visiting her mother Mrs. Laura Sny-
der
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Holdefer of Dom
nelson recently visited a few days
with Mrs. Barbara Kreikenbaum.
Miss Therese Geers has accepted q
position at st. Elizabeth's hospital al
FIT. Madison. !
Miss Alice Jarrett Of Chicago Is
spending few days with relatives.
Mrs. Barbara Kreikenbaum IS
spending a few days with relatives.
Mrs. Barbara Kreikenbaum Is
spending few days with relatives IN
TT. Madison and. Donnellson.
Miss Vallie Shadwell has gone 70
Des Moines Moines where she VIII en-
ter Drake university.
Ed Voter has returned TO his nome
lin Anthem. Ia, after visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Voter
Mr. and Mrs. r. Shadwell LETT foi
IA months stay with MT ana MIS-
Chas. Suppers at Stutgard, Ark.
Warren Griffith returned MONDAY
from q visit with his sister at Gorln'
Mo-.
Theo. Vanderhaar accompanied VIM
Roseberry to the county home near
Keokuk Tuesday.
Hugo Ritter attended the golden
wedding Of his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Ritter at FIT. Madison.
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OBITUARY..
Rsbecca J. Carson.

Rebecca J. Carson was born in Bel
mont county, Ohio, Oct. 16. 1850 and
died at her home in Birmingham Sept.
%, 1910 at 1870 p. m. aged So years, II
months and Is days. In 1853 she came
to Iowa with her parents and settled
on farm near Lick Creek township
and her entire life since has been spent
In and within. six miles of Birming-
ham. She was daughter Of David G.
and Sarah Carson who were parents
Of IL children and her brothers and
sisters still living are William Car
son Of Douds -Leando, Mrs. Ellis Smith
OF near Kilbourne, Samuel Carson OF
'Burligame, Kans., Mrs. Elizabeth
seimon Of Los Angeles, Cal, Mrs
Maggie Elliot Of Moravia, Calf. She
was united in marriage to Thomas III
Elliot Nov 81, 1872 and went tc
housekeeping several miles from here
when in Il 1896 her husband lost his
life from stepping from a bridge. Six
children were born, to this union. Mrs
Cora Harlan. Of Los Angeles, Calf.
Frank, OF Mitchell. Nebr.; Maude. OF
Los Angeles; Marion OF Kearney, Neb.
and Mrs. Lulu Price and Van of Birm-
ingham, also six grandchildren. She
united with the M. E. church In child
hood and was great worker IN the
church. She was kind and affectfonate
as a mother and good citizen. Fun-
eral services were held at the home
Sunday at liza. M, conducted by Kew
McBain.- Contributed.
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J. N. Carson, English; H. II. Godlove,
w. T. Taylor, Allen E. Moon, Liberty:
is. G, Snuggs, G.. G. Anderson, G.. q.
Peterson, Ottercreek: c. H. Bown, Geo.
W. Thompson, L. o. Wilson,, e. A.
Marshall, w. s. Criswell, H. l.. Robb,
Washington; F. A. seaton. White
breast: Leroy Larimer, S. G. Morris,
IS. w. Cooleys C. w. Slattengren, Char
iton.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
Walter Schneider We're held this after
noon at her late home on North Grand
street at o o'clock and were conducted
by Rev. Webster Hakes. rector of st.
Andrews Episcopal church. Claire
Mccullough was born in this city on
March rs. 1885. She graduated from
the Charlton schools in the spring Of
Ter. On July 10. 1906, she was united in
marriage to Walter Schneider, who
survives her She united with the
Episcopal church several years ago; of
which she has since been faithful
member. When she learned that her
hours upon earth were but few she
expressed readiness and willingness
to go, and faced death bravely and
cheerfully. She had a host Of warm
death and who will extend heartfelt
sympathy to the sorrowing relatives
on Tuesday evening by entertaining a
number Of their friends at dinner. A
most enjoyable time was had. a
County Clerk Collins yesterday Is.
sued marriage license to Virgil N.
Foote Of near Russell and Mrs. Nora
Wood, OF near Belinda.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Eikenberry cele-
brated their fifth wedding anniversary
who survive.
..s Y, ---- Il
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Geo. Pratt OF O'Brien county is Wis
LitinR his sister Mrs. M. Elder and
Mr..and Mrs. ]. N. Mccormick and
Mr., and Mrs Roy Redmond Of Hedrick
were present at the Warren Stevens
funeral Thursday afternoon.
r. Emery and family OF ottumwa
was over Sunday visitors with rela-
tives In Highland.
RAYMOND Kelly and r. Young were
passengers to Ottumwa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Davis left over
the G.. NJ & st. p. Saturday for Cedar
Rapids where they will attend the
Baptist association.
Geo. Reames left Wednesday for
his home in Haskins after visiting his
parents here. His sister Mrs. A. Hen
derson accompanied him as far as
Farson.
VIM. Denney and family Of Dahlon-
ega spent Sunday afternoon at the B
L. Denney home.
Miss Bly, Smith spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents near Pack
wood. 81.
leo, Mo-, are visiting their relatives
and friends in and around Highland.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Spilman were OF
tumwa shoppers Monday.
Mr.. Hillery Of Agency transacted
business in Highland Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Emery and daughter
.CordiA and Mrs. F. Emery and daugh-
ter Ruth and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Emery
and daughter Marguerite were passen-
gers to Ottumwa Monday.
Rev. Hulse Of Pella filled his ap-
pointment Sunday morning at the M
E. church.
I B. L. Denny was an over Sunday
visitor in Marion.
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WEST POINT.

Frank ]. Nacke, formerly of West
Point and Miss Regina Carroll OF
Rolfe, Ia. were married at ST. Mar
Earet's church at Rolfe, Ia, Wednes
day Oct. s., 1910. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Carroll
of Rolfe, Ia. Mr.. Nacke is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Nacke of West
Point, Their many friends join in
wishing them happy married life
Mr.. and Mrs. Nacke and son Louis at
tended the wedding.
Mrs. T. II. Nelson an aged lady liv-
ing alone suffered a severe fall Wed
nesday afternoon, fracturing the large
bone OF the right limb near the hip.
Mrs VIM. vonderhaar and baby are
visiting relatives in FIT. Madison.
The Misses Dorothy and Tillie
Lannamann have returned after a
visit with their aunt Mrs. Christina
Carsten.
A. o. Halliwill Of Mt. Pleasant WIS.,
tied few hours Wednesday with
friends.
Mrs. Catherine Lehman is visiting
friends in Quincy, III.
j. w. Conley and John Fette left on
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DRAKEsvILLE.

Geo. Bunten and wife and A. HI
Boles, wife and son LIE Glare returned
Saturday from a visit in Colorado.
l.. j. Goodlander, wife and children
Fac and Max and Lewis Goodlandei
and wife made an auto trip to BIZ
MOUND last Sunday.
Mrs. Irelan OF Mark left MONDAY 1ol
Kansas city to Join her husband.
n. T. Truitt and family spent sun
day with Mrs. Harriet Tfuitt.
Miss Lizzie Goodlander returned or
Monday from Keota, where she has
been for the past three weeks, con,
Quoting the singing during reVlVa
services.
Nellie Irelan, who has spent the pass
two months with her father DR.. 1relan
Of Mark came home Monday.
Eldredge Brown and family nave
moved to the ]. C. Millisack farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pierson, Wesley
Benis, wife and little daughter Neiile
went to Kansas City Monday night foii
a visit with relatives.
Barton Fleming and family visited
at the parental Roberts home last
Sunday.
Lulu were Bloomfield shoppers las'
Tuesday.
visitor in Bloomfield Monday
=
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Mr. and Mrs. johnson Of Eddyvill'ee
visited at the w. B. Gardner home on
Sunday.
children visited with MI. and MRS. j
r. Stodghill in Dudley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Rapp are NOV
ing their household goods to their new
home in South Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Byrum visited al
the F. Z. Cramblit home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Cramblit visited
at the parental Sellars home IN Kirk
vile Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Earl Wells returned tc
their horne in Ottumwa Monday even
ing. ~,
Mrs Chas. Funk
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Gardner visited
the parental Gardner home Sunday
Miss Iva Stevens visited her cousin
Miss Delta Washington at Chiilicotne
from Friday till Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Chisman, Mr.. anc
Mrs. g. Noe, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. BIRD
visited at the VIM. Stevens home or
Sunday.
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CHARLTON.

The young man who was struck Ny
passenger train No. on Wednes~.s
evening, rallied after he was taken t.
the hospital and was able to talk. HIS
name IL Charles Wallace, and he Is 4
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Wallace
of Lineville, Iowa. His father arrived
here yesterday. The young man sui
tered punctured skull and badly
cut and bruised hip. He is gettine
along as well as, could be expected. II
Is thought that he will recover unless
complications arise.
Mrs. j. W. Pearce OF Kingsville, Mo-,
came for a visit with her sister Mrs
Fred Roberts.
Miss Jessie Crowley is spending the
week in Atlantic with Mrs. Stella Mil
Ter, who. was formerly Miss Stella
Johns Of this city. She will also visit
friends in Clarinda before returning
home. N
Mrs. S. ]. Elliott, mother OF Mrs
John v. Bennett, Of Benton township
returned yesterday, from q visit with
relatives in LAncaster, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Daugherty, who
have been conducting q photograph
gallery here. left yesterday for New
Virginia, where they expect to reside.
tor q few days visit in Indianola with
her daughter Marea, who is attending
Simpson college:
Mrs. j. f. Noble and daughter, Mrs.
Myrtle Payma1 and baby Of Lenox
formerly Of this city arrived for visit
with Mrs. o. "A Hougland and othei
relatives and old friends.
n. D. Royce and children OF Creston
are here for few DAYS visit at the
home Of his father IN law M. r
Kurtz.
Mrs. Elizabeth stokesbury. who. suf-
tered stroke Of paralysis few weeks
ago, died at her home in West Chari-
ton on Wednesday evening at ter
o'clock, at the advanced age of 50
years. Funeral services, conducted by
her pastor, Rev. w. G. Hohanshelt, OF
the M E. church, were held at hel
late residence yesterday morning at IL
o'clock, after which interment took
place in the Charlton cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Farlin and little
son have returned to this city from
Kearney, Nebr.. and will again make
Charlton their home. He Will again
have charge Of the Star bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Frank of Trivoli,
ILL.,, arrived Thursday for a visit with
their niece, Mrs. Jos. Trimble and
other relatives.
Miss Willie Brown returned Thurs
day from few days visit with her
sister in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schneider 81
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Sunday at the j. w. Workman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Chisman and
children Of South Ottumwa visited
Sunday at the ]. M. Arnold home.
Mrs. H. r. Pollard and Mrs. 8. z
Dexter home Monday.
Henry Harsch Is building a cupola
on his barn.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
South Ottumwa Baptist church and
the Ladies' Aid society Of Zion M. =.
church were entertained at the ]. M
Arnold home by Mrs. Jerome Gossage'
Mrs. Owen Bradford, Mrs. Chas. Mute:
Mrs J. M. Arnold.
II. A. Pollard and family and MI
Pollard's mother were callers Sunday
afternoon at the w. 2. Dexter home.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Edith A. Browning.

Mrs Edith A. Browning, youngest
daughter Of John and Sarah Hoffstat-
ter, was born in Lyching county, Ohio,
August O. 1892, and departed this life
September 19, 1910, at the age OF 70
years.
In 1912 she moved with her parents
to Bladensburg, Iowa, afterwards NOV
ing to Agency. After living at the latter
place for several years, she moved to
Keokuk and later to Pella. In 1872 she
went to California and from
there to Portland, Oregon, where she
resided until her death.
Interment took place in the Agency
cemetery by the side of her children
and parents.
Her only child, Mrs. Eva Howells.
and husband, accompanied the remains
from Oregon to Agency.
Mrs. Browning leaves a host Ut
friends to mourn her loss and the SYM
pathy Of all is with the grief-stricken
daughter.-Contr
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Indianola and Mrs. w. g. Childs, OF
OttumwA were In the city Thursday
attendin@ the funeral Of Mrs. Walter
Schreiber.
Mrs. Emma DUNCAN Of Burlington
came yesterday for visit with her
father Amos Homsher and brother
Geo. Homsher and family.
Mrs. H. g. Lariner and children
left last evening for q visit in Eliora
with her sister Mrs. Lydia Jewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Byram Of Eng
lish township left yesterday for q visit
with relatives in st. Joe.
Mrs. Eliza Moore went to WOODBURY.
to spend few days with her son Clar-
ence Moore and family.
Mrs. w. E. Badger left for few
weeks visit in St Joe with her daugh-
ter Mrs, JOS. Best.
Miss Bertha Beardsley whose mar
rage to o. E.. Mcbride Of Osceola
took place yesterday, was given fruit
shower by Mrs. Jas. Bennett and Miss
Myrtle Scott at the home OF the form
er. Delicious refreshments were served
and number Of useful gifts were be-
slowed Upon the bride.
Miss stella Tickle left for. Ottumwa
where she will be employed for a
time.
Mrs. q. v. Lamm of Lucas, who I'M
derwent an operation at Mercy hos
pital in this city recently, was able to
return to her home.
Mrs. A. r. Hosea left for visit in
Osceola with her daughter Mrs. Ever
EFT Lingle. e.
Mrs. w. II. ArFo departed yesterday
on: an extended trip to Pittsburg and
Washington.
Jacob Yengel left for "a visit with
relatives In Burlington.
I'll Col. and Mrs. B. F. Clayton Of Ind
ianola made d brief visit in this city
With their daughter Mrs. H. B. Stew
art, while on their way to Missouri to
visit relatives.
Mrs C.. B. Church Of southern Mich
igan left for Kansas City after a visit
with her brother DR.. f. H. Boynton
and family
The members IT the N. H. S. and
Kensington clubs OF Russell were en-
teftA iIled In this city at dinner at
the home Of Mrs. r. L. Adams. Those
present report q most enjoyable time.
Mrs. C. e. Morey of Pleasanton re-
turned home after visit with her
daughter Mrs. L. w. Moffett.
w. @. Hancock Of Hoyt, Kans., re-
turned home yesterday after a visit
with his daughter Mrs. F. c. Stote.
Mrs. Kate Holiday Of Creston came
for visit with her daughter Mrs. T.
C. Walker.
The following is a list Of the trial
Jurors who have been drawn for the
October term of court: O. A. Scales,
Percy thinner, Benton township: C.
A. Peterson. Jackson; Harry Clowser.
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Speed Boys Showed Up Wellin Field;
Club Vas Second IN Team Fielding

there isn't team in the circuit which
has q better record that Ottumwa. Link
was third best catcher in the league
Borton second best first sacker and
Wrigley and Johnson showed up well
40 second sackers. Oaks was second
best third sacker, Kensel was fifth In
the shortstop position. Boyd was the
best fielding pitcher Of the locals. Rus.
sell was closely behind Manager Phil
Geier for honors as the best left fielder.
Senno and Johnston showed up high
among the center fielders. SEVERED,
'Ssnno and Finney were among the
high bfows In right fields. The fielding
averages Of the Central association
players follow:
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That Ottumwa without doubt had
the best team in the Central associa-
ton last season is shown by the rec
ords of Chief statistician John A. Hall
of Quincy. While some Of the teams
may have brighter stars in some Of the
various positions, the .Ottumwa team a.
a whole was composed Of q bunch OF
aggressive ball players. with 9 good
knowledge of the game and was the
best balanced team in the circuit. The
Ottumwa club was second in team
fielding for the season, Hannibal lead
Ing the league by five points over OF
tumwa. The Speed Boys average was
.961. With the club leading the league
In batting and second In team fielding
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BlDWELL.

Miss Myrtle Wilson Of Milton has
returned home after a brief visit here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Prosser OF
South Ottumwa visited Sunday at the
Thomas Watts home.
Mrs. Catherine Johnston and son
Frank visited Sunday at the John
Keller home In South Ottumwa.
~. N. Hendricks Is having his house
remodeled. Milton Roberts and Wilson
Byrum are doing thew ork.
m Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Johnston Wis
tied Saturday at the w. P. Van Fos-
san home in South Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Lewis visited on
Monday afternoon at the Willard Upp
home near Blakesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnston visit
ed recently at the Geo. Johnston home
near Chillicothe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grooms visited
at the r. Hama home in South OF
tumwa Wednesday.
John Lewis Of Colorado is visiting
relatives here.
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Ottun1wa Leads League in Batting;
THO Speed Boys in 800 Class

.24o. The club this season were All
q bunch OF stickers and any man IN
the batting list from the head to the
bottom was dangerous at bat with men
on bases. Two Ottumwa players shone
we'll In the exclusive class. Severeid
lead the locals with an average OF .3O4,
closely followed by Johnston, with an
average Of 1902. Borton was next IN
order with an average OF .293. Inc
batting averages of all the Central as
ISOLATION players who participated IN
more than ten games are given below:
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EYES ON CENTERvlLLE
Veterans OF Thirty-Sixth Awaiting
Reunion in Neishboring City
Next Week.

Veterans of Wapello, Monroe and
Appanoose counties are looking for
ward to the reunion of the survivors
of the Thirty-sixth Iowa infantry which
will hold forth for two days at Center
vile. The meeting Is the fourteenth
and the days selected for the reunion
are October IL and IS. Camp fires
will burn for the relating of anecdotes
of the days when clad in blue the now
enfeebled veterans offered themselves
on the altar of the county. This
regiment Is known by some as the OF
tumwa regiment In that four of the
companies were recruited from OF
tumwa and vicinity in the county.
Mai. A. H. Hamilton was one Of the
organizers of the regiment and an Of
ficer in it.
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EDDYvlLLE.

Harper CO. have leased the Dr..
yane building and will move their mil
1inery stock Of goods to this build
ing. They expect to invoice next week
after which the new manager w. w.
Boland will take charge Of the store.
Mrs. Grant Dye and little dauohter
Of Oskaloosa visited her sister mrs
Tom Johnson in Eddyville Tuesday.
acted business in Edeyville Tuesday.
The Mite society Of the Methodist
church met wednesday afternoon az
the home Of Mrs. Florence Myrn east
of town. A large number were presen'
and a delightful time was spent py
all.
business in Abba yesterday.
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sonage by Rev. q. A. Circuit. There
were present at .he ceremony Miss
Bertha Watkins, daughter Of the
BRIDE and Miss Madee Lands and son
Gene Lands. The happy couple will
attend the military tournament at
Des Moines for day or two after
which they will go to Chicago where
they will remain for a week. On their
return to this city they will live at the
home of the bride.