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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-02
EDDYvlLLE.

" w. Roland OF North English was
ooi,,ne IN friends and transacting
business in Eddyville Thursday.
n Jones OF TaintOr transacted
business in Eddyville Thursday and
visited at the home of his brother-1n-
law Geo. Chord.
Samuel Sargent and son Of WIGHT 4,
Kans., have Joined the Misses Sargent
in their new home at Red Mineral
Springs.
enest this week of her daughter Mrs
Pearl Mahaffey.
Mrs Grace tanning and children ol
Laconta visited Wednesday at the par
entail A. Hartman home Miss Clar.i
hartmann expects to return with her
sister and remain while Mr.. Hartman
is in Sweden.
Mrs. W. S. Keller and daughter Mar
paret were business callers IN Ottum-
wa wednesday.
Wednesday and visited at the A. May
Mr.. Bland is enjoying visit this
week from his son e. Bland living near
Des Moines.
Rev. Brown Of aBtavia has been ex'
tended call to become pastor OF the
Christian church at Eddyville. .
Mrs. w. Bohlen o. Grafton, Neor., Is
the guest this week OF her dausntei
Mrs. Henry Kitterman
Mr.. and Mrs. -has. kussart ane
daughter visited last week at the L. E
Cawley home in Otcdmwa.
Mrs. Dolph Kussart is i'll with tom
.ilitis. Mrs. John Fields is also on tbs
Mrs. A. w. Riggs who has beer
spending the winter with relatives
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WEST POINT.

The marriage of Barney Lehman
and Miss Mary Fullenkamp occurred
at ST. Mary's church Tuesday morn
ing. Rev. Jacoby performing the
ceremony. They were attended by
Henry Fullenkamp, a brother of the
bride and Miss Clara Winneka, a
niece OF the groom. The bride was
becomingly attired in a gown of
lavender silk with pearl trimming and
carried white prayer book. "A re-
ception was held during the day at
the, home of the brides mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Fullenkamp. They have be-
gun housekeeping on their farm near
Sawyer.
B. ]. Fullenkamp of West Point and
Miss Adele Mudd Of Wildwood, Mo-,
were united in marriage at the Cath
Ole church in Wildwood Tuesday,
April rs, 1911. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Atha Mudd
Of Wildwood. The groom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Fullenkamp Of
West Point. After spending week
at Wildwood they will return to West
Point and reside at the home of the
groom's parents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Wall
jasper, April 20, 1911, q son.
Mrs. Barbara Kreekembaum and
Miss Mary Best spent Friday with
relatives in Franklin. .
Albert Rauenbuehler of Barring,
Mo-, arrived Wednesday for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. John Schroeder, Mrs. Henry
Lampe and Mrs. Henry Wilhelm Wis
tied with relatives at St Paul Tues
day.
N. B. Garrett left Wednesday for q
bushes strip to North Dakota
Herman Brockman and family re-
Gently visited with relatives at
Houghton.
Ed. Fordenwalt has returned to Bur
lington after visit with relatives in
Pleasant Ridge
Mrs Eta Wilson of near Fort
Madison spent Thursday with her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Avis.
County Superintendent Alec w.
Krakow is attending the state conven-
ton of county superintendents at Des
Moines.
Mrs. P. M. MCGUIRE was here few
days last week and packed her house
hold goods to ship to Nauvoo, H.,
and will make that place her home.
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CRIT G FIN GOES
AFTER PRISONER I :.
w. 6. WILLiAMs, IhsTWAlLE
PIANO DEALER Az ALB,A Al.
REsrED tn hllMNEApoLls.

u. .5lsNaAst !. oS.s1sGl.. -
Abba, May 1.-(special. )-sherih
W. b. Grimm left last night for Min
natpolis whore no will take into Gus.
tody, w. G. Williams who u now
In jail at that place. The prisoner q
charged with forgery. On January last
he came to this place representing
himself % : plano man Wishing to
locate 1t Abba. AZ : preliminary he
purchased tho home OF Henry Taylor
and later induced Mr.. Taylor to identl.
~ him at the Peoples National bank
whore check for 1915 was cashed.
He rave Mr.. Taylor 500 Of the
amount and then left tor parts un-
known. Mr.. Taylor turned over the
amount received by him to the bank
and deligent search since that time
resulted In his capture.
It seems that Williams has been do
ing q national business in this line for
the Bankers Protective association
has prosecuted the search.
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BIRMINGHAM.

Miss Mary Agilbee accompanied
Aher father to his home in Muskogee,
sSOklahoma, to spend the summer.
s Warren Cunningham of Des Moines
Kyisited his daughter last week and
attended commencement.
Mrs. Lena Hook OF Des Moines Is
here visiting her parents Rev. and
Mrs. Fenwick.
The Alumni association Of the high
school gave a banquet last Friday
evening in the X. of P. hall in honor
CT the class Of 1911.
Misses Birdie and Hilda Buckmas-
,nr started for their new home at
Linden Colo, Monday. The former
4 has been a teacher in the school here
the past year, while the latter has
seen a student in the high scnool
Mrs. Willis Walker returned to her
7,ome near Ottumwa Tuesday, after
= visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
l>,ank Ramsey, east Of town. Her
...ster Rletha, accompanied her home.
Miss Stella Nelson returned to Bur
::nston this week after visiting sew
cral weeks with her parents Mr.. and
,rs. Charles Nelson.
\ Claude Hayes, who has been prin-
.;nal Of the school here the past
4 ear, departed for his home in Salem
= saturday. u.
Warren Brown was taken to the
c-tumwa hospital Wednesday OF last
! week and was operated on for ap-
.ne,,fi;citis that afternoon. The opera
f;on was successful and he expects to
No. :,sme in the course Of week.
IN. and Mrs. Boon Of Batavia Wis
J tied few days with her mother and
attended commencement.
D Miss Myrtle Monger Of Mt. Pleasant
Is visiting her sisters Mrs. H.. p.
Woods and Mrs Roth.
ice Smith who is working In Salem
visited over Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, east OF
town.
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for a visit at the home Of her cousin,
Messrs. w. s.. Young and w. J:
board at stevens Point, Wis. were here
last week trying to secure Supt. J. r.
Roberts for superintendent OF thelI
schools at Stevens Point. The patrons
OF the Charlton schools all trust that
prof. Roberts will remain here as he
has built the Charlton schools up TO :.
high standard and has proved one o.
the most e.-icient superintendent tnat
Charlton has ever mad.
Mrs. Chas Morey OF Pleasanton, -
here for visit with her daughtei
Mrs. l.. w. Moffett.
News of the marriage Of Arle Curtis
and Miss Claudio, Downward, both OF
this city, which occurred at Creston
SATURDAY. April %, has leaked out. A
Justice OF the peace at that place per-
formed the ceremony. They returned
to this place the following Sunday
each going to the home OF their par
ents. Both have been employed IN the
broom factory Of the groom's father
and thew will continue to reside here,
The groom is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
n. Curtis and the bride is daughter
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Downward.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Parsons OF Des
Moines who had been making an ex-
tended visit in Charlton with per par
ents. Mr., and Mrs. A. M. James, re-
turned home Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Long of st. Edward, Neb.
who had been spending several weeks
here transacting business and visiting
relatives and old friends returned
home last week. She formerly resided
here. ,.,,
Marion Nolan returned to Kalispell.
Mont. Thursday after a few weeks
visit with his parents and friends mere.
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sleouRNEY.

DR.. C. A. Scfreiner Of Ollie was In
Sigourney Friday on business matters
]. J. Terrell from Ollie was Sig
Quincy business caller Tuesday Of last
week.
Mack s. McElwee who came here
with the body of his father, the late
DR.. J. ] .McElwee. returned to his
home in Houston, Texas Thursday
night on the midnight Milwaukee pas
senger.
I At a school board meeting Tuesday
evening all the present teachers OF the
Sigourney schools were reelected to
their present positions. excepting Miss
Florence Freeman and Miss Margaret
McColloch who declined reelection.
Bruce YeaSer OF the high school be
comes principal Of the Delta schools
for the coming year and Fred ]. Moore
Of Columbus City was elected to NIL his
place. ts
visited at the r. A. Schultz home last
week.
Mrs. Clara Crosby OF Lincoln, Nebr.
10 in the city this week visiting at the
parental G. Keller home
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. schipfer and baby
returned from Ludlow, Mo-. the fore
part Of the week, where they had been
called by the serious illness OF Mrs.
Schipfer's father Mr.. Atterberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Leg and baby
were paspenRers for Ottumwa Thurs
day night. afterfa several days visit at
the parental Grimes home.
H. J. Hoogenaker former editor OF
the Richland Clarion, was an interest
ed spectator in the, district court last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Beatty left for
Joy, ILL.,, wednesday Of last week,
where Mr., Beatty is closing out
large stock OF dry goods. =. IL
Attorney Schuyler Livingston from on
Washington was IN attendance at ehe
district court Wednesday.
G. w. Phillips who came IN TO attend
the funeral OF his father-in-law, DR.. J.
J.. MeElwee, left for his home In On
aha Friday afternoon. 49,
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Ito their home near Moulton after a
visit at the home Of MIR. and Mrs. J. w.

to their home near Moulton after a
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Hunt.
Mrs. H. r. Dunn left Tuesday for
Valley Junction. where she will visit
her daughter Mrs. w. H. Field.
Mrs. Glenn Fuller and daughter
Leora OF Bonaparte are visiting Mrs.
Fuller's mother Mrs. C. A. Nelson.
I Saturday afternoon Myron White
entertained company of his young
friends In honor of his ninth birthday
anniversary. Ice cream cake an. ana
! Miss Pearl Moon visited Sunday at
her home In Milton. 8
Miss Dorothy Hartick was hostess to
the Kensington club on Monday even
Ing. ~, s4 III
Mrs. Matte HAtton left Tuesday for
visit with friends In Carthage, Ill.
Mrs George Manning and children
of Aurora, Ill, arrived Friday for a
visit with Mrs. Manning's father Jesse
Krenmyer. Co.,
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HlLLsBoRo.

Ganville Hafrun and two daughters
OF Keosauqua spent the first of the
week with Mr.. Harrun's mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Thomas here.
Mrs. Caller left today for Mount
Pleasant where she will spend the
summer with her daughter Mrs
Queen Allen and her son Roger
Caller.
Mrs. A. ]. Schultz and children went
to Fl. Madison Wednesday.
j. E. Benn was a business visitor
in Fairfield the first of the week.
Thos. Lazenby went to Ottumwa
Thursday.
Miss Jessie Moxley who has been
visiting in TT. Madison returned home
Monday morning. Her sister Mrs
Rokhar accompanied her for short
visit.
J. w. Blackford. John Ryan and l.
E. Beyson went to Bonaparte yes
terday.
Mrs. Parrish visited her son J. A
Parrish and family in Stockport last
week. 900
Senator VIM. Allen of Fairfield
visited last week with his mother.
Mrs. Frank Hixson spent the first
OF last week with her sister Mrs
Will Morris In Mt. Pleasant
A.. j. Wright went to TT. Madison
Wednesday morning.
o. G. Reiste, j. H. Rocky and the
Smith boys of Mt. Pleasant came over
Monday afternoon with repairs for the
Reiste automobile which broke down
here a couple Of weeks ago. They re
turned to Mt Pleasant Tuesday after
noon.
Joe Wies and family moved here
the first OF the week from Keokuk
They are now living in the Nickel.
wait property.
Quarterly conference was held at
the M. E. church Sunday
P. A. Blackford and family visited
at the j. A. Parrish home in Stock.
port Wednesday.
A number Of cases Of measles are
reported In the neighborhood.
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CHARLTON.

z. p Bobo has returned from Iowa
City, where he had been receiving
medical treatment at Oak Dale SAM
tarium. His condition is but little inl-
proved. ..s ss
is visiting in Russell with his mother
and with friends here.
Mrs. D. w. Adams has gone to Om-
aha to visit relatives for few days.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Amelia
Bennett OF Alden, a niece Of Mr.. Al
ans, So sssf
Miss Grace Mcdonald OF osceola has
returned home after pleasant visit al
the Harry Blanchard home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roberts and little
son Wayne have returned from visit
with relatives in GAINESVILLE, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baker OF Liberty
township, are the parents OF daugh-
ter, born recently.
Wilbur Foulks Of Malvern who had
been called here to attend the funeral
OF his brother Geo. Foulks, returned
homo Friday.
Mrs. win Mccullough left Friday for
Dewey, Wis, where her husband mas
rented q farm and where they expect
to reside in the future.
Mrs. Bailey and daughter Mrs. Oscar
Pritchett Of Milo came Friday Tor 4
few days visit at the s. II. smith
home. "a
o. =. Tullis Of Leon. formerly Of this
city. Is here on a business trip and 10
also visiting his sister in-law Mrs. W.
Mrs. B. l. Graham Of Wapello, re-
turned home Friday after week s
visit with her daughter Miss Jennie
Graham, who is teaching In the
Charlton high school.
Miss Nellie Champiin went to Derby
Friday to spend few days.
Mrs. Geo. Poucher is enjoying
visit from her sisters-in-law. Mrs. g.
r. vorhis Of Hiteman. who Is moving
to Madrid and Mrs. E. G. Voris OF OF
Miss Oneta Rowland OF Russell, who
had been spending a few days with
Charlton friends, returned home FRI
day.
who was called here last week by tns
sudden death OF his mother Mrs. J. NJ
Whisenand, left Friday on short bus
mess trip to Ottumwa and will go
from Their to his home.
Mrs. Jerome Oppenheimer left Fri
cay for a visit In Osceola with her
father and brothers Her husband Will
point her there Sunday.
Miss Grace Carroll left Friday for a
visit in Russell with friends and rela-
Mrs. p. H. shull Of Cedar township,
has gone to st. Edwards, Nebr., tn
VISIT her son e. ]. Shulk .
G. ]. Hulick Of Monmouth, ILL.,. re-
turned home last week after a two
weeks visit at the home Of his sister :
in law Mrs Florence Hulick of Lincoln
Miss Hazel Scott returned from d
few days visit In Milo with Miss
Cecilia Lyons, who is teaching in the
public scliols at that place.
Mrs. Bedier OF Grand Junction. Colo
visited friends In this city while on her
way to Leon.
County Superintendent Miss Myrtle
DUNCAN has returned from Des Moines
where she attended meeting OF the
county superintendents of the state Of
iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Peterson OF near
Oakley are the parents OF a son, born
recently.
VIII Best OF Chicago is spending the
week in Charlton with his father JOS.
Best and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. S. E. Humiston Of WOODBURY.,
has returned home after few days
visit with her daughter Mrs. Jas Nc
Endree.
Mrs. H. F. Curie of Humeston came
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PULASKI.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Helsel and 1T
tie daughter Of Bloomfield spent Sum
day at the s. E. Lee home, returning
to Bloomfield Monday morning.
Z Last Tuesday while Homer Miller,
the team became frightened; and
started to run. Homer jumped from
the cutter. breaking his leg just above
the knee DR.. Powers and Dr. jay
set the broken limb.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Shelton arrived
home Monday from their western trip
having spent the past three months
with their sons in California: IS
Mrs. Fred Rochlitz returned homo
from Bloomfield Wednesday evening
having spent the past few days with
relatives and friends In Bloomfield.
Prof. D. j. Perdue attended the
commencement exercises at Cantril
Friday evening.
A.. S. Power returned home from
Salem Tuesday where he had spent
few days with his son !. O. Powers
and wife.
Chas McManis returned from Ex-
celsior Springs, Tuesday evening,
having spent the past three weeks
there for the benefit Of his health
Peter Andrew and family OF Ka-
hoka Mo, drove In their auto Mon
day and spent a few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Anna Woodcock lectured 1t
the NJ E. church Sunday evening.
o. L. Saunders was In Burlington
on business the first OF the week.
The Pulaski Livery barn has been
traded to H. H. Haffner OF Page, Neb.
and the entire stock was sold ct
public auction Saturday. = y -
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LIsERTYviLLE.

g.ne graduating exercises of the Lib
c-t,y;:!e high school were held in the
r,eet,s opera house. The graduates fol-
,.,w-: Mary Heston, Martha Fulton, Ed
Yin Under. Mabel Lucas, Mary
(,ras.ther. James Stansberry, Nellie
scrval, Leila McCleary. Pau Ferrei
ponertson. Florence Bishop, Fay Clar-
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Price,
b. daughter. last Friday.
[ Several from Lbertyvills attended
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For Exchange

HUSTLER WITH $500 OR WOULD
exchange for small Wapello county
farrn-controlling interest In good
profitable manufacturing business In
Ottumwa. Good manager now In
charge. You will be made vice pres
ident and director with salary. Adj
dress Box 174, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Tbs Attractive Seven-Room House For 1850

This plan shown today along colonial lines but modernzed The above
Two Size 32x9 Height Of stories first
Attractive features
room dining
abundany supplied
large pleasing
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Morris Williams
hoRsE MARKET.
AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY.
Ralph Williams Has Charge o. the
Teamln0 Department Horses Rent
% and General Tsamins and Trans
\ Ter Business. Phones 3o41, 3277.L.
10000 SALE LAST FRIDAY.

Prices ranged from SIS to 1910 and
Just about everything sold.
Draft horses were the top sellers.
while driving teams sold at $3.50 20
1875. Demand for all classes Of busl-
ness horses continues good and prices
heavy breaking IL done on the farms,
preparatory 10 putting In the corn
crop.
Already have assurance of plenty Of
buyers for this weeks sale and we will
need every horse we can get. Send me
word what you have II you can't come
for the sale.
A lot Of our buyers will be In Keo-
sauqua on Thursday OF this week and
will buy all sorts Of horses.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Ottumws, lows.
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Butler IL Sentenced.

Fort Dodge, May Maintaining his
innocence and declaring his conviction
a put up job" Fred Butler stoically
received his sentence of life in the pen
itentiary for criminal assault upon his
15-year-old stepdaughter. Vera Butler.
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SHEEP FOR sALE-100 GRADE
Shropshire yearling this spring
ewes, with 80 lambs at side with
wool on. Thrifty and all right at
$3.50 per head to quick buyer. Will
Michael Selma, Iowa.
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FOR SALE--EGGS FROM BEST 8. G.
Brown Leghorns, 80 cents is: 81. 100.
Mrs. Harvey Marts, r. No. 8.
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FARMiNeToN.

Mr.. and Mrs. p. K. Ware were Bona
parte visitors Monday.
+. M. Hunt and wife have returned
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Poultry and Eggs

BARRED ROCK EGGS FROM Elk,
ira flne stock 75c per IL. Buff Cochin
Michael. 400 N. Clay. New phone
771-K.
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WANTED-OAT STRAW. OTTUM-
wa Brick & Construction Co. New
phone 28S.
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FOR EALE-PUPE BRED ANGUS
bulls. Ed f. Oehler. Moravia. la.
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the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs' an
niversary in Fairfield Wednesday

niversary IN Fairfield "Wednesday
evening.
Elmer Wilson met with very SER
ious accident last week. He fell from
a wagon while cutting wood in the
timber, breaking three ribe and crush
ing his left side. Mr.. Wilson Is suffer
ing much pain from his injuries, but
It is thought he will recover.
Mrs. John Coleman and daughter
were shopping in Fairfield Thursday.
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TO PASTURE
from the first OF May through sum
mer Clyde Wright, one mile west OF
Black Hawk bridge.
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For Sale

ACREAGE PROPERTY
for sale cheap. Adjoining Birming-
ham, Iowa, 20 acres prairie, thor
oughly tiled, best OF soil. improved
With I room house. small barn. large
hog and chicken house. cisteTn and
cellar. Buildings all in good condi-
ton: an ideal place for one desiring
to do a little aiming, grow chick
ems, keep a few cows and have
fine home and splcndidly located and
capable Of produo ing an easy income.
Priced lower than similar proper
ties can be bought in this part OF
Iowa. Price $4,000. L. G. Boies, Birm-
ingham, la.
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Lost

.STRAYED-FRoM MY PLACE, a
black mare about IL years oid,
weight 900, blind in left eye, smali
wire scratch on left hind leg, star IN
forehead. Also bay horse colt !
months old. Phone IS. N. w. Calls
ter, Richland, Iowa.
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Not What He Thought.

gentleman riding with an Irishman came
within sight Of an old gallows, and, to display
his wit, said:
"Pat, do YOU see that?" ts''EF@f%
ITO be sure Oh do" replied Pat.
"And where would you be today if the gal
lows had it's due?"
"Oi'd be riding alone, replied Pat.
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READ THE WANTED" ADS TO-DAY.
For Sale

GO SOUTH AND SEE THE WON
derful Louisiana country--Some rare
bargains from IS to 5000 per acre
Z Rice, corn. fruit and truck farms
Splendid climate-Good soil-$30
round trip. Box ia, Ottumwa, Iowa.
ONE OF THE BEST IMPROVED AND
\ most productive southeastern Iowa
corn farms 2O5 acres for sale at less
than it's market values. This farm 10
" two and a half miles from Birming-
ham, Van Buren, county, Iowa. adj
jacent to the c. B. & @. railroad; ID
all prairie land fenced with cedar
posts and woven wire, In the heart
OF good corn country, equipped
with set Of improvements nearly
all new and modern and up to date.
The house Is two story. 10 room.
with wide porches and equipped with
heating and water plant, cellar un-
der the entire building, summer
kitchen, cistern, deep we'll with
water piped to feed lots, barn ana
house, pump operated by gasoline.
engine. A new horse and hay barn
and granary built in 1910 at cost
OF $1,000. A cattle and hay barn
with shielded feed lots, cribs, stock
scales and an ideal farm home. Price
$3.50 an acre. Easy terms. L. g.
Boies, Birmingham, Iowa.
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Wanted

I WOULD BE GLAD TO CORES
pond with view of purchase, with
anyone owning land along the 500
line in Saskatchewan, Canada, be-
tween the towns Of Yellow Grass anu
Rouleau H. A. Smith, Galesburg, III.
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WANTED A FIRST CLASS. RE-
liable driving horse; weight about
1850 pounds Ralph McElroy, above
Cullen's Store. New phone No. .19.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
A,ert. Awful TRAGEDY.

Timely advice given Mrs. .C.wfllough-
by. of Marengo. Wis. CR No. ~ pre-
vented a dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives. Doctors had said her fright
full cough was consumption cough
and could do little to help her. After
many remedies failed. her aunt urged
her TO take Dr. Kings New Discovery
Il have been using it for some time. -
she wrote. and the awful cough has
almost gone. It also saved my little
boy when taken with severe bron-
chial trouble" This matchless medi-
cine has no equal for throat and lung
troubles. Price soc and s1.Oo Trial
bottle free, Guaranteed by Hunter
Palmer.