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St. James Methodist Church.
LII nI1till Dnctnr

Sunday School, 9:45 a. M. Let all the
members be on hand promptly, import
ant matters come before US.
Divine worship at II a. M, led by the
pastor. Sermon subject: "The Su-
preme Law"
Evangelistic services at 1880 p. m. con-
Quoted by the pastor All the members
are requested TO pray and work for the
success of the special meetings TO COM
mence on the first Sunday in Nov.
Fourth quarterly conference on Wed.
Oct, 25, at the close of prayer-meeting
services. Reports will be called for
from all departments of the church
work.
The year and the end of this pastorate
rapidly closes, let us do our best for the
Lord and the church in the days that
remain
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Mixina 1t Up.

Us-COme right in, old man. and see
our new baby. There. Isn't he great!
He-Oh. yes: fine! Well, they say
homely babies grow up to be hand
some-that is. you can be thankful-or
we'll how much he looks like MS
mother. | mean.-TOledO Blade.
The Palatka News $l.OO year.
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!. kEOSAUQUA.

Jonathan Fellows died at the home Of
his nephew Sheriff Seward Fellows II
keosauqua at the age Of 81 years, s
months and 10 days. He was an old
pioneer, having moved to this county
In 1914 and located on a farm near the
town of Pittsburg, Iowa. He was born
In Wilkesbarre, Pa, Feb. IL, 1880. From
there his folks moved to Ohio ana
lived there short time near Gallon
and afterwards moved to Van Buren,
county when he was IA years of age.
Mr.. Fellows was never married and
made his home with his brother Gavitt
and family Funeral occurred at the
Christian church on Nov. / at D. m.
Elder McKiernan of Pennington
preaching the sermon. Interment at
Fellows cemetery.
S. y. Fellows and wife Of Fairfield
came to Keosauqua Tuesday evening
to attend the funeral of his cousin
Jonathan Fellows.
Mrs. H. N. Disbrow returned from a
two weeks visit at Fairfield and Of
tumwa last Tuesday
The youngsters in town did not DO
much adnage on Halloween night.
Judge Hunter gave his decision in
the case OF National Bank Of Farm
ington VS.. A. e. Townsend that was
heard by the court last week. in favor
of A. E. Tenant. Also decided the
case Of Jane Coop vs. w. f. Coop for
divorce and separate maintenance for
the children until a certain age in her
custody.
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early married life. comprised few
mothers. AS any one now living, who
was here in the early fifties. permits
his mind to run back over the list of
the mothers here at that time he will
find 1t difficult to recall one still dwell
ing among us; while memory will re-
call scores upon scores of those pio-
neer mothers who have passed on to
the higher life. In those days Of mca-
ger conveniences, everybody helped
everybody and these mothers were the
nurses in the families of the sick, and
not one in need was overlooked by
them This unstinted, unbounded gen.
crosby is one of the heavenly beauties
Of pioneer life.
Mrs. Warden was ever ready sym
pathetic and active in the neighborly
generous work of those early days
There are children of many families
|of that day now living here who
will eyer remember her cheering
comforting presence in their homes in
days Of trial and sorrow. She was one
of those mothers left at home with her
little children while her husband took
part in that great moral earthquake
the civil war. What time that was
to call into action her tender, motherly
qualities. Her work was well done -
Contributed. 81 n
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FARMlN G1ON.

Miss Anna Marshall Is visiting IN
Milton with her sister Mrs. G.. r. Bell.
A. l.. Heminger Of Keosauqua was
a Pennington visitor Monday. 4,
Mrs. Howard Kelley is visiting rela-
tives in Bonaparte.
Mrs. Chris Lang and children and
Mrs. Katherine Halfman left Saturday
for visit with relatives In Franklin.
Mrs c. Booth left Tuesday for Keo-
kuk to enter the Graham hospital for
surgical treatment.
Mrs. James Cassiday Of Bonaparte
visited Saturday with her mother Mrs.
Emma Berthold.
Mrs. w. s. Blackfoid and daughter
Chaminade. of Bonaparte were visiting
friends Tuesday.
DR.. Fl. A. McWilliams visited over
Sunday with his parents In Eldon.
Mrs. John Paisley of Morning Sun IL
visiting her son DR.. c. L. Paisley and
family.
Miss Mime Bowles mas returned to
her school work in Burlington.
Mrs. j. J. McCracken and children
of Bentonsport who have been visiting
Mrs McCracken's sister Mrs. Elmer
Price. returned home Monday.
Misses Dollie and Bessie Boiler OF
burlington are visiting their grand
parents Dr.Nand Mrs. 6 r.. Neff.
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couple Of nephews from Kansas, the,
Misses Kirby.
Miss Sallie Bales has returned from
an extended visit in Nebraska with
relatives
.LlBERTYvILLE,

Mr.. and Mrs L. Lynn and children
of Davenport are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D, Davis. 4 g. ~ - -. ,, )
Mrs. Denton Tedrow spent m few
davs this week with her daughter IN
Eldon, Mrs. Juston Baldwin. s5 s@s%
Miss Mary Crowther Of Birmingham
visited few days with friends In
Libertyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Debler OF Table Grove
ILL.,, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Morley. ii e -, - 5-.a-..
Mr.. and Mrs A. n. Hubbard LETT last
Monday for visit with rela tives Al
TT. Madison and Burlington. @gnE.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Swanson spent Sun
day at Perlee. Ia H
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Riggs and son
visited over Sunday in Douds- Leando.
True and lode Manning left Satur-
day for business trip to North Da-
kota. <s..t e'
= Lloyd Frye came home Saturday
evening from Cedar Rapids. where he
had undergone an oDeration several
months ago for appendicitis
Miss Paulin.. Clinkcnbeard of Fair
field Is spending the week with rela :
tives and friends.
The Methodist congregation will be-
gin special evangelstic meeting this
evening. Wednesday. Nov. /.
Mrs. Joe Huffman and children are
spending the week with relatives in
Ottumwa.
Mrs. Will Robertson. Mrs. James
Peebler and Mrs. G. Vaught were shop
ping in Fairfield Wednesday.
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RtCHLANO.

Mrs. John Quakenbush Of Jefferson
county. an aged lady. resident of this
city some forty years ago is visiting
here with old friends and relatives.
( Mrs Guy Gardner and children of
Washington visited at the A. F. Bridg
err home Saturday.
Miss Lula Harkins who visited with
friends near Tallyrand has returned
home -
Mrs. Sam Lewis and daughter Mary
visited In Ottumwa Friday.
Rev. Alvin Hoskinsonk pastor Of the
Friends church preached missionary
sermon Sunday. morning. Subject,
white Unto Harvest
The members OF the Wcman's club
and their husbands and the teachers
of the school were delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Brider. Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs.
Bridger had musical program pre-
pared. the rendering Of which was a
pleasing feature, as was the reading
given by Mrs. T. M. Walker. Other
forms of amusement helped to pass the
time until the serving OF refreshments.
which was enjoyed by all.
Ban Waters, a former resident here,
surprised his friends by being united
in marriage Oct. Is to Miss Reva
Quakenbush Of Black Hawk township
south of town. Rev. Osborne united tho
couple at the parsonage in Brighton.
Charlie PrinRle Ia entertaining q
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II you are suffering from any
disease, DR.. Stricken is interested in
your welfare DR.. Stricken positively
cures piles and rectal troubles without
the use of the knife and does not de-
tain you from your business occupa-
ton. Many cured cases in this com.
munity will sustain my guarantee OF
cures In these cases. DR.. Strickler has
established an undisputed reputation
IN the cure of women's diseases. Many
cases have been cured by his treat
ments after the best surgeons ad-
vice that operations are all the hope
that is left. But right here must say
that am not disbeliever in sur
gerry, but champion Of surgery when
needed. But it is the most abused sci
ence Of our day and many curahle
case dies from the shock or after eff
fects that could be well with we'll
known physiological and medical
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CHARLTON.

r. #. Nolan and family OF Holden.
Mo-, formerly OF this place, arrived
here yesterday and will again make
their home here.
Miss Cinda Hawk returned yesterday,
from an extended visit with Arelativesi
in Ohio.
Mrs, Emma colvin left yesterday for
q few days visit with relatives and
friends In Des Moines
Mrs. Nellie d. Leyshe OF Phoenix
Ariz.. arrived here yesterday. called. by
the Illness and death OF her mother
Mrs. S. j. Elliott.
Mrs. f. c. Sanborn OF Kansas City,
came yesterday for visit with Mrs
A. E. Dorm. She was Joined here by
her mother Mrs. Sartor Of Ottumwh.
Rev. Theodore II. Aszman. pastor ct
the First Presbyterian church went e
Russell last evening TO assist In tht
installation Of Rev Tinkham as pnstoi
or the church there.
Mrs. Frances Dix Of Harrington
Kansas. arrived last evening for q
visit with her brother Jas. Harrison
and wife.
Mrs w. J. Burgess returned yester.
day afternoon from a visit with he'll
parents in Garden Grove.
Mrs r. H. Johnson of Sheridan
Wyoming. who had been visiting hei
son r. W. Johnston and family, haa
gone to OSceOla TO visit relatives. sES
Mrs Lewis Richardson OF Leon is
visiting in this city. a guest OF Mrs.
Mark Pailey.
The Impromptu club enjoyed q sos
cia meeting last evening Mt the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Greene. The.
usual good time was had.
Mrs, Lou De Groat OF Kansas City,
has been spending few days In
Charlton with Mrs. j. S. Clark.
Mrs. Stephen Summer Of Bladens-
burg Is visiting in this city with her
sister-in- law Mrs. G. n. Anderson. She
is accompanied by her grandson Roy
Irwin who expects to remain here and
attend the Commercial college.
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OBITUARY..

Mrs. Virginia Charlotte Warden
who was born in Louisville, KY, Oc'
tober 20, 1882. died October 81, 1911
while on visit to her daughter. Mrs
Anna 3. Varh!e, a resident of that
city.
She removed with her parents to
this city in 1849, and this has been her
home. ever since, a period of sixty-two
years. Her father was John ]. Adams.
among the first of the contractors and
builders Of this city. He built the old
brick court house on the site of the
present one in 1855.
She was married February 26, 1851,
in this city to Richard H. Warden,
the founder of the paper in which this
obituary appears. Its first number was
issued August 8, 1848. and 1t has been
"a faithful recorder Of the death of
nearly all of the adult residents Of this
city iii its first ten years history. Her
husband passed away July 10, 1900.
She is survived by three children.
George A. Warden and Mrs. Nettie c.
Williams of this city, and Mrs. Annie
B. Varble of Louisville, Kentucky, and
sister, Mrs. Ella T. Fields, of Des
Moines, Iowa. She was for a great
many years with her husband mem
Der of the First Presbyterian church
Of this city.
With the passing away of Mrs. War.
den, the mothers of her early date in
this city--say the first half OF the
decade of the fifties of the last CEN
tury-are nearly all on the other side
of life; possibly among those living
here she is the last Of that early date
The little hamlet of few hundred
people constituting Ottumwa in hei
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ter Mrs. E. H. Daughity who is very

sick.
The Rock Island excursion last Sun
day from Ottumwa to Keokuk and re-
turn gave quite number Of people
construction Of the great dam there.
Rev. JOS. w. Cheney OF this place
accompanied by DR.. c. r. Russell ana
| viii Cheney went to Ottumwa last
week where an operation was per-
formed on the former at the hospital
there. [7. ..'
Mrs. E. Manning returned last week
from visit at Ames with relatives.
S. 2. Irish and wife. County Treas
urer r. Z. Meek and wife OF this place
and Stanley Workman. cashier of the
Douds bank, went in. the formers auto
to Iowa City Saturday. Mr.. Irish has a
son who is attending school there.
The members of the F. e. o. chapter
met at the home Of Mrs. Kate PARROT
last Monday evening.
There were no services at the Con-
.. gregational church last Sunday on ac-
count of Rev Wilkins being absent
from town. III E,g
Judge Hunter discharged the trial
jury last Monday until today at 10 a.
m. when they will take up the criminal
case, State of Iowa VS.. Dell Robinson
for the crime Of shooting at the city
marshal. Rob Msrrick. This defendant
Robinson is only 10 years OF age ana
is a son of Tom Robinson who figured
In the Mabray cases Of late in the u.
S. courts. #&a+ 49,
County Attorney w B. Newbody and
Sheriff Fellows were at Pennington
Monday afternoon.
Captain w A. Duckworth was 4
Monday morning passenger for Eddy
Vile.
Miss June Henry of Bonaparte spent
Saturday and Sunday last with her
sisters Mrs Marion De Hart and Mrs.
Sid Sherman
Mrs. Jane Thane OF Keokuk return
ed to her home after n few days visit
with relatives in keosauqua.
Mrs. Maud NJ. Salters and mother
Mrs. Strang of Selma were in this
city Saturday on business.
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kEOSAUQUA.

The Van Buren, County Sunday
school convention will hold their an
nual meeting at the M. E. church on
Monday and Tuesday Nov. 6 and I.
Quite a lengthy program is mapped out
for this occasion. 2.smEA. . =,
Mrs. F. M. Hunter came down to
spend few days with the Judge. They
visited at the home Of James McSurley
last Sunday near Mt. Zion. ~"
The grand jury adjourned their SEES
sion last Friday morning. They were
only In session two and one-half days
and found eighteen bills. After making
their report Judge Hunter thanked
them for their promptness and dis
charged them for the October term.
Judge Hunter granted a divorce to
Mrs Maud NJ. Salter from her husband
Benjamin Salter of Leando last Satur-
day.
Dan and Jay Plowman Of Leando
spent few hours with their cousin Z.
r. Plowman last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Rowley and two
daughters have returned from a few
days visit at the home of Jos. G..
Mrs. Geo. w. Day of this place suf-
fered slight stroke of paralysis last
Saturday. st5 4's
Doctor J. A. Craig Is visiting his
brother in Chicago for week or so.
Wash Trimble and his daughter
Miss Grace of Fair Grove. Mich, and
Mrs. Ada Morrison of GAINESVILLE, O.,
who have been visiting at the home Of
Captain McBeth have returned home.
The Staver Carriage Co. of. Chicago
have filed with the clerk of this court
a petition for an attachment against
the Moore Hardware Co. of Cantril, IN
the sum Of S550.64.
Mary A. Wolf of this county has filed
a petition with the clerk of this court
against T.. j. Wolf for an attachment
for $500.
The case of the state of Iowa VS..
Elmer Price Of Pennington for the
crime of seduction was to be tried be-
forSa jury Monday 'ast but on account
Of the prosecuting witness being sick
and not able to attend court the case
was continued until the January term
Doctor Cassidy formerly of this
county now of southwestern Nebra ska
came uIs::s ~, CON ~ visit his dal,xh-
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BLOOMF FIELD

Mrs. s. f. Latimer left Wednesday
for Creston, Iowa, to visit the re-
naming part of this week with her
brother, George Newcomb.
Mrs. John Taylor entertained a few
friends Halloween. Light refreshments
were served. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hull are Wis.
iting their son, John. in Ottumwa.
N. P. Dodge Of Kingman, Kas., is a
guest of his sister, Dema Dodge, in
this city.
Sell Swift has returned to his home
in Greedy, Kas
w. J. Edgecomb. while on his way
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The Truth Is Yours

treatment. Many of our best surgeons
fear the clesthetic far more than
they do the effects of shock from quite
severe operations and THEY KNOW
the case is not out OF danger for from
two to four weeks.
DR.. Strickler's success IN the cure of
stomach, liver and kidney diseases
such as dyspepsia, stomach bloating
and heart irritation. with sinking
spells and faintness, DR.. Stricken
cures.
Such diseases as collie, gall stones,
chronic appendicitis ESQ called). con-
stipation in its worst forms, DR.. Strick-
Ter cures.
have been for many years the best
authority on the treatment of mems
diseases and as a result the many
cured cases in this community are
why SO many men come TO me for adj
vice.
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BLADE N5BuRG.

Mrs. Jane Copeland visited at the
home of Mrs. Hamersley Sunday.
There will he a pie supper at East
Union school Saturday evening Nov.
II. 5a. Fl
large crowd was in/attendance Mt
the Christian church Sunday and
Sunday night. III. E-t-a 5s}.s -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Smith and
daughter Matte visited over Sunday
at the home Of Perry Whitmore and
family.
Mrs. Martha Carter who is staying
at the home of r. r. Humble fell the
other evening and hurt her side.
Jim Timmonds who had light
stroke Of paralysis a few days ago is
able to be up again.
Mrs. Sherman of Fairfield is visiting
at the home Of Jim Fulton and family.
Bruce Yeager who Is teaching school
at Delta spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Yeager. 2
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Forty JUROR summoned.

Abba, Nov. 81. Forty jurors have
been summoned for the November
term OF court which opens for a Ave
weeks session, November 20. Judge
sVermilion will preside. The first case
yW ~ that OF Jno. Buford for murder.
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FOR SALE

A we'll improved corn and alfalfa
farm In Buffalo county. Nebr.: 90
acres under plow, near good town; &65s
per acre. Also GAO acre stock, farm.
800 acres cultivated. rs acres alfalfa,
balance pasture. Completely equipped
acre. One fifth down. balance to 1uir.
Other bargains in Nebraska land.
Write r. b. Wells. Birmingham. Iowa.
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For Exchange

WOULD EXCHANGE FOR SMALL
farm, ten room double house; rents
1924 per year; 9 room modern house
on Court street. rents for $500 per
year-Equity $3.50. Write Owner box
ia, Ottumwa, la. @&
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AuctiOneering

GUARANTEED OR
no pay References good ones) fur
nished. Lifetime experience with
stock and several years experience
auctioneering. ELI Swain. Blakes-
burg, Ia.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS-SOUTH-
ern Iowa land for sale or trade at d
bargain IL taken soon. Don't fail to
give us call. We are here for bust
ness Parks & Sons. Douds- Leando,
iowa,
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FOR SALE-13O HEAD OF STOCK
ers and feeders. Good quality, carry
ing good flesh. Address John Car
row, Ottumwa. 4
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Anticipating Trouble

Ina came country fifth birthday to visit
night they bed early An hour
passed. hearbreang sobs heard from the chill
+ bedroom q ,S.te@%
Whats the matter children asked Mays mother, entering
the dark - Lag. b..
From under the bedcohes out MAY won't give
me Of her peanuts So " H.. -
But May peanuts replied her aunt: -. >-~Mx@~
II know that" Ina, said if she did have
peanuts wouldn't give any" e &c., a%.#
COURIER WANT ADS GET ANSWERS ,.
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FORTUNES FOR FARMERS-1O.-
900 acres rich level wheat land now
on the market; $50 to $35 per acre.
Write for details. E. c. Stockdtck,
Sidney, Nebr. .7,.
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EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THRuA
SPECIALIST.
|Dr.D.E..G Graham
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. D. u. LEWIS.
Hours 20 IL d. M: / to 8 p. a.
EInis Once Bldg. OttumwA. Iowa
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Of Administrators Sale.

Notice of Administrators Sale.
Notice Is hereby given that L. the UNI
dersigned administrator of the estate
Of G. ]. Davis. late Of Wapello County,
Iowa, will offer at public sale on
Thursday November 9Th at 10 o'clock
a. M, the following described personal
property, to wit:
One set double harness, 3 sows,
sow and 5 pigs, IS shoats. red COW, /
red heifer and calf, brindle COW, !
black heifer, 2 red calves. 81 sheep, 3
lambs, l buck, sorrel mare, l brown
mare. l binder, l hay rack, 1 wagon
and4bed, 8 stands of bees, l buggy I
bob sled, spring wagon, mower.
walking cultfvator, 1, pulveriser, I
spade, three leaf harrow, Is acres Of
corn, 140 bu. OF wheat, 200 bu. }of oats.
l walking pillow, ! hay rake, ! De Laval
cream separator, 4 set single harness.
4 horse collars. Of said estate, at the
home place Of G.. j. Davis miles south
of Hedrick, IN miles east and two
miles of Highland Center on Thursday
the 9th day of November. 1911. sail
sale to commence at 10000 a. m, OF said
date and continue until said property
Is sold Said property Is to be sold tt
the highest and best bidder, for cash
and all property will be paid and set
tied for before same Is taken from the
place on the date Of sale.
Dated this 26th day OF October, 1911
Andrew J. Davis, Admr. of the Els
tate of G. J. Davis. deceased.
W. Fl. Cooper, Auctioneer. 5 5.s
Fl. G. Lyman. Clerk. n
N. b.: Please note change in date OF
sale to Thursday Nov. 9th at 10 a. m.
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F O r S ALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-SEGEE-
strom piano check Of $50 for stock
or anything. This is q chance for you
to get good piano. Ola Carbaugh,
Floris, Iowa. s-,
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from Chicago. ILL.,, to Basin, Wyo.,
stopped off in Bloomfield to visit his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nc,
Giants, and other relatives.
Mrs. John Langenstein Of Loveland,
Colo, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Carl Burchett, and old friends in this
city.
w. H. Taylor has returned from
Houston. Kas. and Martin, Texas.
where he has spent the past month.
Miss Nellie Wray. Of Keokuk, Is Wis
iting relatives In this city.
James Dunn left Wednesday for
Blackwell, Okla, to look after his
farm. He expects to be gone several
weeks
Mrs. A. w. Gaumer has returned
from five weeks visit in Dubuque
and Quincy III.
Mrs. J. J. Weiny left Wednesday
evening for few weeks visit in Mil
ton.
. g. u + s.,' r
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Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE-RHODE ISLAND RED
cockerels. Herman Bluhm, r. No. 5
Ottumwa, Iowa. s. ..a-s
FOR SALE-PURE BRED SINGLE
Comb Buff Orpington cockerells from
prize winner. c. D. Giltner, Ottum-
: wa. r. No. 1. H.
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FOR SALE-PURE BRED ANGUS
bulls. Ed E. Oehler, Moravia, la.
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No Mistake

will be made If you give us call about
your upholstering and furniture re-
pairing. We give satisfaction on all
work, don't hesitate, but call us and
we will show you the latest line of ma
terial manufactured. '"
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FolrSale.

FOR SALE-ANY SIZE FARM FROM
40 acres up to 300 acres from $45 All
acre UP. Chisman Real Estate Co.,
Blakesburg, la. ..'<s +aE,
FOR SALE-AT PLANT OF MOREv
Clay Product Company. broken brick
tile AM pottery for concrete work.
80 certs yard. '.a.@f.a.- # If. |.:".