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Spruce Chestnut and Yellow Pine Timber. Hemlock, Spruco N. O. Pine White Pine and Fir Sheahing Maple Beech Oak Yellow Pine and Fir Flooring. Inside and side finish White Pine N O. Pine Cypress and Spruce. Red Cedar Clapboards Spruce Lath, Mouldngs, Novelty Siding
 Five Grades of White and Red Cedar
 SHINGLES.
The Press., 1916-04-19

Report of school in the Village (1Oth) district. for the term of twelve weeks ending Jan. 30th, taught by Anna Fisk: Not absent or tardy- Charles Ensminger, Frank Wood, John Moore, Edward Moore, Cornelia Ens- minger, Anna Ensminger, Lizzie Moore, Katie Moore, Magia Moore absent one day-Edith Bradway tardy once-Frank Converse, May Converse, Alice Converse, Phebe Brown; not tardy-Andrew Moore. Henry Fisk, Mary Fisk; perfect Tn spelliug-John Moore, Lizzie Moore. Nellie Ensminger missed once) ; number of scholars, IS; average at tendance, 17.O9.
 Union. Probably the largest sale of real estate ever made in the town of Union is that of the Lawson farm just purchased by Messrs. Daniels and Aldrich of Charlton, Mass, for $1O, : 900. The farm contains about 800 acres, one-half of which is very heav- fly timbered, and fifty acres of the balance more lightly timbered. The purchasers will at once put a steam mill upon the property, preparatory to removing the timber and wood.
 Born. Stafford Springs, 4th, a daughter to Napoleon Bolieau. Will. lington, 3d, son to Frank and Jennie M. Knox.
 Married. Stafford Springs, at the Congregational parsonage. 2d, by Rev. J. P. Hawley, Benjamin B. Wilson and Mary E. Paisley, both of Stafford Springs. Chaplin, Jan. 31, by Rev. F. Williams, J. Oscar Johnson of Mansfield and Lydia A. Walcott of Chaplin. Wilmington, Jan. 31, by Rev. M. Phillips, Thomas Vallee of Yantio and Arabella V. Sparrow of Wilmington.
The Press., 1916-04-19
CONSTIPATION
C. B. GARY & SON.

Causes Boils, Pimpies, Blotches. Yellow Skin Bad Breath, Low Spirits, Dizziness Drowsiness Nervousness, Sick Headache. Poor Circulation Bilious Attacks
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 They do not contain calonei or other harmful ingredients.
 You will not believe how gentle yet thor ough their action is until you have tried them. Send nsds advertisement CNo. Is1 .for q
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BUILDERS FINISH

We carry in stock Doors, Windows Blinds Wind Frames Veranda Posts. Columns Rail- Balusters Bracke Can get order any special variety of Inside Outs Builders Finish.
 On this class of goods
 OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOW.
The Press., 1916-04-19
NEPONSET SHINGLES
Roofings and Building Papers

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ELDON

Earl Haydock, Of Los Angeles, CAL
is here spending few days with his
brother, L. E. Haydock and family
Mr.. Haydock is a graduate OF the
University of California, having been
there for some time. He was former
ly an Eldon boy, having left here about
fourteen years ago. He preached at
the Methodist church here Sunday
Sunday evening. : w.. .. ~ ,.--s
Miss Wilhelmina Naethon, Of Chi
cago, spent the week with the Misses
Laura and Belle Albert, near here.
Mrs. H. G. Chumley, Of Trenton, Mo-,
Is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Pearson and friends. 4a
Mrs. Luther Stitz and baby of ST.
Joseph, Mr., is visiting her mother
Mrs Eva Curran.
c. W. Weber returned home Sunday
evening from an overland trip to
Quincy, Ill.,, Keokuk, Ia, and Wycan.
da, Mr.
Mrs. Clio Harding and Miss Eula Nc.
Clure gave a surprise picnic supper
for their mother, Mrs. w. P. Mcclure
birthday. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Jaques, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Delaney and Dan leila. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clio Harding and baby, w. P. Nc
Clure, son and daughter. A regular
picnic was had, after which the even
ing was spent In playing the Aeolian
vocation, which was presented to Mrs
Mcclure by her husand and daughter
Miss Eula. She was the. recipient OF
many beautiful and useful presents.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-27
ABRUPT TURN IN
ROAD TO BE FIXED

Iowa City, July Is. Another two or
three weeks and the Muncy corner on
the Cedar Rapids road north from Iowa
City will be the Muncy corner no
more. The abrupt turn is to be oblit-
Grated, the motorists will be without
one of the most dangerous spots in the
county. The city council has purchas-
ed a portion Of the big bluff on the In
side of the turn and Is to cut 1t down
and increase the radius of the turn SO
that the road will be visible to the
motorist for many yards ahead.
Purchase of the corner from Mrs.
Norman Muncy was authorized by the
city council at its meeting last even.
ing, $50 being paid for the bluff. Grad
ing teams will be put to work within
a short time.
The change is particularly import.
ant because OF the immense amount
of traffic which goes over this road,
the main highway north out Of Iowa
City. The Red Ball route, the Burl.
ington Way, and the Diagonal Trail
are all routed over this road.
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FARMERS TO MEET
With ST0CkMEN
INSTITUTE AND STOCK SHOW
MEETING 70 BE HELD HERE
SATURDAY At 1880.

A meeting for the discussion OF the
preliminary work pertaining to the an
nual farmers institute and live stock
show will be held Saturday, July 29 In
the lower floor of the First National
bank building at 1880 p. m.
The third annual session of the Wap
clio County Farmers institute and live
stock show bids fair to eclipse the for
mer efforts Of the association as the
organization is growing and its mem
bers are striving to build it into the
biggest of It's kind in the state. The
success that has thus far attended II
has inspired the members with enthus
iasm to build bigger and take in every
branch Of agriculture in the annual ex
positions. 4 rz
This years session will be held DC
tober IL to IA inclusive and big turn
out is looked for Saturday for all ar
engagements are to be pushed forward
to early completion this year and the
effort made to Guido all former efforts
Every farmer and live stock grower
In the county is invited to become &C
tive In this movement. Na 7H
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ALBA

Dean Byerlee is visiting relatives for
few days here enroute from Elyria,
0. to Lincoln. Nebr. ,..-,,.. fl. &.
Henri l.. Gaddis Of Lovilia was in the
city on short business trip Monday.
Elmer Smiley. former resident of
Abba but now of Lovilia, was in town
Monday. ~.z ,e-@ @...". """
Licenses to wed were granted to the
following parties Monday by the clerk
Of the district court Harold G.. Wort
man, %, Grinnell. Lena Whitman. "a,
Grinnell: O. F. Lemley. "a, Melrose and
Frances Curran, 10, Melrose.
The following cases were filed in the
clerks office on Monday: Isador Korso
vs. John Dogard, attachment suit, the
writ was served and settlement was
made the same day the case was filed i;
Chas. H. Allison vs. Mary Allison, d.
vorce: James McDermott VS.. George w.
Carpenter, title suit.
Monroe county has purchased new
voting machine which will be a great
aid in taking the votes. a."
Helen Hayes. the small daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hayes Of this city
is seriously Ill at their home here.
Marion Wise and family have return
ed from short visit in Harvey.
T. C. Hammond was business caller
in Lovilia Monday evening 49,
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KEOKUK PLANT
NEARS COMPLETION

Keokuk, July 25. The new 100000
plant, which is now In course of con
struction adjacent to the River Smelt
Ing and Refining Co, on the industrial
tract, and which Is to be a subsidiary
of the National Lead company, will
probably be in operation here within
the next month.
The plant Is being erected for the
purpose OF hardening lead through al
electrical process.
A force Of thirty-five men Is engaged
at the present time and putting up the
new structure and work is being rush
ed. Excavations for the foundations
are now practically complete and part
of the foundation has been put In, The
building will be 125x50 feet. The base
will be of cement and the building
proper will be covered with galvanized
iron. 1t is expected that the structure
will be completed in about three
weeks.
AS soon as the plant is completed
work will be begun on filling large
order for special lead parts, from a
large automobile concern. -sap. -tE a
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EDDYVILLE.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brew

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brew
er, Sunday July 20, a daughter
Wilbur Hall of Cedar Rapids spent
Sunday in Eddyvile visiting at the
parental X. D. Hall home.
Mrs. Henry Schmorang who was
called to Eddyville by the death of, he1
father Hiram B. Lucas has returned tc
her home at Marshalltown. She was ac-
compan MED home by her brother Fl. B
Lucas. -~e r~r, - t.e8 .-.,.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Hank on
Sunday, July %, daughter.
| H. T. Wandling who has employment
at the Litchtield, Ill.,, spent Sunday
With his family in Eddyville.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Odem OF .Oskaloosa
visited the first of the week with ella
tives in Eddyville. =. ss.
Mrs. VIM Hatfield and little daugh-
ter of Lovilia are visiting this week
with Mrs. Hatfeld's father L. V. Terrell
Mrs. VIM. Jordan Of Coalfield is ser.
iously i'll this week
Supt. Minea Of Oskaloosa lectured at
the NJ. e. church Sunday evening. Mr.
Minear gave an interesting talk in the
conference at Saratoga Springs which
he attended In May. /.
Mrs. Leslie Harter and baby have
returned to Kirkville after a visit with
Mrs. Harter's parents Mr. and Ms.
Morris. '~ t., A. "'" ''a
Miss Ida WEIGH who has been caring
for her brother during his recent illness
returned to Oskaloosa Monday r.
A number of the members of the or
ders Of Masons and Eastern Stars drove
to Eveland Bridge Sunday and enjoyed
an all day picnic. Monroe, Mahaska,
Marion and Wapello counties were well
represented and pleasant time was
had. ~
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HIGHLAND.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vandyke and
aon are up from Missouri, visiting his
brither Richard. and family. who live
AZ miles north of this city. II
Mrs. Art Forbes and son are WISHING
relatives in Missouri. y,
Mrs. Il. G.. Pierce Of Fl. Wayne, Ind,
vas a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
michael the latter part, OF last week.
She went to Oskaloosa Saturday even
ing. ~--e ~
Minnesota Saturday to visit frlends
They are making the trip IN their
} auto. n' ~ %'
Mrs. Minnie Hollis and two daugn-
ters, of Kansas City, are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs.. Bunk Ward. ~
Miss Lenora Cox is visiting near
Winfield with her aunt, Mrs. l..
Russell E,.,,A
Carlson Brady and the Misses Lucille
Brady and Frances Logan are visiting
1T Clear Lake with Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
Ing, :3 r. 81 ..:, ~.
Mrs. ]. E. tombstone and son, OF
New. Sharon are visiting the parental
Grower family.
Mrs I. M. Walker installed the Of
flCorS or ItSUChoA iou6O Ao~oS
week, after which refreshments were
served.
Owing to the heavy rain last Wed
nedday evening the band social was
postponed until Tuesday night Of this
week. .#.a7".@
4 Byron vastine, living IL miles
North Of town, lost a valuable morse
last Thursday from sunstroke while
1t work on the farm.
Anderson Sellars, one OF our OLD
settlers is past 81 years of age and
industrious as of yore. This summer
he is cultivating two and half acres
Of corn and attends to his horses ana
cows.
A basket dinner and out doors ser
vices were held In the Morrow grove,
north OF town, Sunday. by the mem
} bers of the Christian church and IN
vited guests. A delightful day was
enjoyed by the crowd. .ss.-@
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CHARLTON.

Miss Daisy Lewis is enjoying a vaca.
ton from her duties at the Lucas
County National Bank and left yes.
terday for visit in Sidney at the
home Of her uncle, r. P. Lindsay.
Mrs L. R. Scott of Denver, Colo,
who had been visiting at the home of
her brother-in-law, @. r. Scott, who
resides near the Wayne county line,
left. yesterday for her home. She had
been spending some time in the east.
Mrs. G, Younglund. of Creston, re-
turned home yesterday after a two
weeks visit with her brother, A. G..
Sandal and other relatives. t@8a
Mrs. Theodore A. Aszman has been
enjoying visit from her mother, Mrs.
Lee, of Centerville. E#'
Mrs. Geo. J. Cornford. OF Cedar
township, left yesterday for visit in
Clarinda with her daughter.
Mrs G. D. Hanson and two children
Of Sioux City, are visiting In Charlton
with Mrs. c. W. Johnson and other
friends "a
Mrs. Roy Threleld and children
have returned from visit in Milo
with her husbands parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Threlke1d
Mrs. Abbie Snyder. of Staples, MINI.
has returned home after an extended
visit with her sister, Miss Mollie B.
Freel. >lt a"%v 1885,
Mrs. Frank Andrew and two daugh.
ters, Louise and Ethel. Of Memphis,
Tenn, have been spending few days
in Charlton with her mother, Mrs.
Curtis Clark and sister, Mrs. J. o.
Becker, and other relatives, en- route
to Denver, Colorado. NJ "'~f' ''- ..r
A number Of the trains conveying
the Iowa troops to the border have
passed through Charlton. Three of
these trains passed through here Sun
day morning over the @, transferring
here to the Kansas City branch. They
made quite lengthy stop here and
while the officers were taking break
fast at the Depot Hotel. the other boys
marched down town and went through
a number of drills On Sunday night a
troop train went over the Rock Island.
Elizabeth Shamburg. who had been
in i'll health the past few years, passed
away Monday morning about six
o'clock, at the age of about seventy
six years Funeral services, conducted
by Rev. H. J. Bryce, were held at the
home of her sister, Mrs. f. D. Robin
son, this morning at ten o'clock, af-
ter which the remains were inferred
In the Oxford cemetery. Deceased
had resided in this city for many years
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Knoxville, Iowa, where she has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Henry La Fol
lette and family for the last ten days
She will spend some time here visiting
her brother Jesse Foster of this place
and other relatives in this and Van
Buren, counties ,r s. ..,- .r-
Thomas Charlton and sister Laura
OF Salt Lake City, Utah. Chas. Pottorff
OF Eldon and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Battin
and granddaughter Dorothy Of Bloom.
field called at~~the Martin Ellenberger
and ]. w. Kneedler homes recently and
also visited other friends and relatives
in Davis county. 49,. BE-,
C.. G.. Pitman sold load Of hogs to
AID. Rayburn last week which brought
$2os.11 E-.= t4., <,--s.r.- - 10. -
The Misses Jennie and Mabel Haynes
Elizabeth and Blanche Koueh, Lala and
Lois Harbour and Vida Smock enjoy
ed picnic dinner Sunday
l. The Misses Lena and Gladys Ander-
son returned here Friday from indie
pendence. Kansas where they had been
the guests of friends for the past two
weeks. They spent Friday night at the
/. E Kneedler home near Drakesville,
leaving Saturday evening for Ottumwa
where they are employed. 49,
Mrs. 8. D. Bryan Of Drakesville visit
ed Saturday at the James NJ. Post
home. ,,s,. +.....r-,--.. -..r-- .. =.
The many friends here Of Mrs. Maria
Mcconnell Of Floris are panied to hear
that she suffered a paralytic stroke last
Friday night. 49,
Born. recently. to Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Hill of Packwood, a daughter. Mrs. Hill
was formerly Miss, Myra Bolivar of this
place
Mrs. w. A. wishard and daughte,
Mrs. Elliott Bachman Of Ottumwa left
Monday for Denver, Colo. and other
points in Colorado and in this state
Mrs. Lloyd Springer and children OF
0ttumwa spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the g. H. Hughes home.
Mrs. Della Roll spent Saturday and
Sunday at Davenport with friends.
Quite a few from here attended the
flower show in Bloomfield, and a mum
Der attended the alumni meeting of the
8. I. N. Saturday. ~ m s. - ~
Z Masters Leo and Howard Bachman OF
Ottumwa are visiting at the home OF
their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. II. L
Bachman.s-s.,-, y ST. o.. 81 .se, ~. ys4,.r..
Glenn Blanlkinship who has been en-
ployed at Marshalltown but is taking q
vacation which he has been spending at
Kansas City at the home Of his brother
o. w. Blakinship, returned here Satur-
day evening accompanied by his niece
Miss Loreen Blankenship They were
Joined on Sunday at the parental A. J.
Blankinship home by Reed l.. Blank
inship who is employed al the Ottumwa
post office. eli ,s a ..-..,, .rs+s -.--
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Notice.

NOTICE.
Notice of application for permit tc
buy, keep sell and dispense intOxf
eating liquors for lawful purposes.
Notice is hereby given that at leaat
ten days before the first day OF the
August term of court, 1916, of the Dis
trict court OF the state of lows, In and
for Wapello county which said term
OF court will commence at Ottumw4,
Wapello county, Iowa, on the 2Sth day
of August, 1916, there will be on hle
In the Office of the clerk OF said district
court the petition Of Frederick n.
Kidd, asking that a permit be issued
to him to buy. keep, sell and dispense
Intoxicating liquors for lawful pur.
poses only as authorized by chapter
vi of title XII of the code of the stan
of Iowa, Of 1897, and the amendment1
thereto. III,
The particular location or place
where the proposed business is to be
carried on is In the first story and
basement of the building known al
No. 684, West Second street, In the
city of Ottumwa, Wapello county, Ia.
which said building Is situated. on the
southeasterly corner of the intersec-
ton of Mclean and West Second
streets in said city of Ottumwa, Iowa,
and is located on lot No nine (9) IN
| Webber's addition TO the city Of on,
| tumwa, Iowa.
| i Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa, this 18th
day of July, 1915.
| Frederick q. Kidd, Petitioner.
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CHILD KILLED IN CAR.

Stanwood. July 25.-Mrs. Marion
Findlay was seriously injured and her
son was killed in an automobile acct
dent here.
Mrs. Findlay was driving home
from a shopping trip when the auto
mobile had blowout, causing it to
turn turtle. The baby, who was rid
ing in the front seat with his mother,
was crashed through the windshield
and when found was unconscious.
Mrs. Findlay was terribly cut and
bruised from the fall. The child was
rushed to physicians Office at Stan.
wood. and then taken to. Cedar Rapids,
where he died in hospital. @a1
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In the District Court 81 the State
Iowa, In and for Wapsilo county Aus
ust term, 1915.
In the matter Of application OF Oscs
Won Holtzschuherr for permit to blu.
keep, sell and dispense intoxicatin
liquors for lawful purposes.
Notice Ia hereby given that at leas
ten days before the first day OF tn
August term. 1918 Of the district cour
OF the state OF Iowa, In and for wa
pello county. which said term Of cour
VIII commence at Ottumwa, Wapell
county. Iowa. on the 28th day Of Aug
ust. 1916, there will be on file in n,
office Of the clerk OF the district cour
aforesaid, the petition of Oscar yd
asking that a permit b,
ISSUED to him to buy, keep sell and dis
pense intoxicating liquors for Lawful
purposes only as authorized by chap
ter Six title twelve OF the code 81 IL,
state OF Iowa of 1897 and the amend
ments thereto. The particula location O
the place where the purposed bushes,
IS TO be carried on Is In the first stor,
OF the brick building known as No. go
East Main street In the city OF Ottum,
wa, Wapello county. Iowa. Said build
ing is on the northeasterly corner o.
the inter section of Main street an<
Union street in said city OF Ottumwa
Iowa, and is located on lot No. eight o,
out lot lot In Hammond's sub diytsfof
OF the original town or city OF Otturn
wa, Wapello county. Iowa, and win b.
conducted under the name OF Untoy
Street Pharmacy S', !,
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa. this s6tl
day OF July, 1915. 'r't
Oscar Won Holtzschuherr, Petitioner
A. w. Enoch. Attorney for Petitioner.
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INVESTIGATE CITY PLAN.

I Manchester, July 25.-The Manches.
ter Commercial club has Instructed
it's committee on city improvement to
investigate the commission form OF
government with a view of taking
necessary steps for its adoption in
Manchester Dissatisfaction with the
present city council is general and
there is a strong sentiment in favor
of adopting the "Des Moines plan, .
as adopted in smaller cities.
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ILLEGAL FISHERS FINED.

Iowa City, July 20 w. H. Prince
and Ralph Abbott arrested by Deputy
Fish and Game Warden Baver, of ,Des
Moines and charged with illegal fish
ing, were fined IS each in Justice Ew'
ing's court. The men were found
guilty of running set lines all the way
across the river instead Of only hall
way, as specified by law. rH.p ,...'
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REAL NUT AND JEEE.

Greene, July 25.-The Gainesville
boosters stopped at Greene while max.
ing tour of this part of the county
advertising the Annual Fiesta which
is to be held at GAINESVILLE in August.
There were AZ cars loaded to their
fullest capacity, and they were ac-
companied by the .Clarksville band.
One of their special features was
Mutt and Jeff who made quite a hit.
one. being six feet eight inches tall
and The other about four feet. f'"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-27
Gooseberry Chutney

For this chutney use gooseberries that are just
beginning to ripen Add to each pound gooseberries
quarter pound seeded chopped raisins To each four
pounds Of this fruit mixture add half teaspoon red
pepper, two pounds light brown sugar, two table,
ginger and about two scant quarts vinegar # liked
little chopped onion or garlic can be added. Simmer
slowly about hour, stirring frequently Seal up in
bottles or small jars. Good to serve with meats. -
Farm and home.
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TO MEET NEXT IN ST. LOUIS.

Excelsior Springs, Mo-, July 20
The Association Of Missouri CONNER.
cial club secretaries adjourned here
after deciding on st. Louis for it's next
annual meeting during the second
week of January, 1917. The sessions
were largely devoted to highway dis.
cussions in relation to their import
ance to every city. President Harry
w. Graham of Chillicothe and John
P. Dodds of Chicago spoke on this
subject ..
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county, but had recently been work.
ing for the American Brotherhood q
Yoeman in Ohio, returning home tive
weeks ago. He had been ailing with
neuralgia of the heart, and 1t was
suspicioned that he had become de-
spondent over his sickness He was
a former police officer of Gallatin and
a member Of I. O. o. F. lodge.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-27
GALLATIN MAN is
FOUND LYING DEAD

Gallatin, Mo-, July 26.-Thomas J..
Lewis. resident of Gallatin, was kill
ed by a pistol in his hands. either
accidental or with suicidal intent He
was found lying across the bed with
his feet hanging down on the floor,
at his home, an automatic revolver was
lying upon the floor, with which the
deed was done. One bullet entered
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KILLS WOLF IN CHICKEN YARD,

Sioux City, July %. John Popevis,
owner Of a grocery store in this city.
killed q large wolf in his chicken yard.
It was one OF the largest wolves ever
killed in Sioux City, according to Dep.
uty County Auditor w. l.. Egan, who
paid Popevis bounty of $40 for the
hide. -
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Farm Property For Rent

100 ACRE IMPROVED RICE FARM,
Poinsette = county, Arkansas. My
equity cheap at $4,000. Want land or
city property. Write for description.
A.. M. Record, 1854 Seventeenth Street,
Rock Island, Ill.