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The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-10-05
BREVTTIFS OF CITY STATE
AND NATION

Everyone enjoyed the Fair. The
weather was nice and many declared
the event the biggest success yet.
On account of illness Of the defend
ant. the trial of Doc Sheehan on
the charge of fleeing a Long Valley
farmer out of $4,000 in bogus sale
of railroad stock was postponed UNI
til today
A requisition has been issued by the
governor for the return to Boise of
Harry Chin, who was arrested in
Portland on the complaint of Mrs.
Chin Sue, formerly Miss Lena All
Fong, who charges him with EN-
bezzlement ~
]. d. Brown who was recently elect
ed local organizer has been doing
some excellent work and is deserving
of great deal of credit for the re-
suits obtained in the short time he
has been on the job.
Twelve master plumbers of Utah
and Colorado have been convicted in
the United States court at Salt Lake
under the Sherman antitrust law for
a conspiracy to prevent plumbers not
members of the National Association
of Master Plumbers from getting sup
plies.
The FIRE department was called out
Friday afternoon to fire in vacant
dwelling at 1920 Main street owned
by Frank Martin. which resulted in
the destruction of the roof and most
of the second story before the flames
were subdued.
Regret is expressed because when
the waters of the New York canal
are shut off thousands of fish will be
left to die as no fish screens have
been placed at the entrance and out
let of the great ditch to prevent them
from entering it.
Marion ]. Kerr, Democratic candi-
date for congress. failed to file his
expense account with the secretary
of state and his name will not APP
near on the official ballot. This will
leave the democrats with only one
candidate for congressman.
The name of Frank Martin has
been placed on the official ballot as
democratic presidential elector by
the Democratic state committee TO
take the place of c. c. Anderson. who
is DISQUALIFIED bv reason Of being a
director in national bank
The state authorities have been
looking into the charge that certain
parties in Boise have been mixing
coal oil with the gasoline, thus max
ing a cheaper product, which they
have been selling. but so far have
found no law covering the case.
Caot. Wilson of the medical corps
attached to the second Idaho regiment
was accidently shot at Nogales last
Sunday by a Mexican soldier who was
in pursuit of Mexican prisoner, the
bullet hitting the escaping prisoner
and wounding the doctor in the thigh.
The wound is not considered serious:
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-10-05
Notice Of Church Meeting

The members of the Pentecostal Church OF the
Nazarene are hereby notified TO appear 1t the
on Saturday. the I4th day OF October, 1915 at 10
O'Clock o.. M, for the proposition OF voting on the
property to-wit: Shall the Trustees OF said
church sell the church property to wit: The
West So feet OF lot II and ~ In Block g. Hyde
Park Addition to Boise City, Idaho.
REV. N. b. HERRELL. Chairman 1919
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-10-05

Bishop Funston left Monday to at
tend the triennial Episcopal conven-
ton which will be held at St. Louis,
The city is engaged in placing a
storm sewer from the corner of Main
and Ninth streets TO connect with the
regular sewer.
Civil service examinations for for
est rangers will be held in Boise on
the 30th of October to fill vacancies
in the forest service.
The first snow of the season APP
peared in the hills Monday night.
Not over half an inch fell and it dis
appeared soon after daylight.
Edgar Kirk who was on trial for
felonious assault upon Tony Freund
was acquitted by jury in Judge Nc
Carthy's court last Friday night.
Frank Barrieau won the boxing
match Tuesday night at Forest Park
over Billy George in the third round
with a knockout blow to the jaw.
The democratic state committee has
placed the name of Mrs. Lulu Sho-
walter Carlile as candidate for state
school superintendent on the demo-
cratic ticket.
George Amos, custodian of the
Homestake Mine and Mill is in the
city attending the fair. He reports
a great deal of mining activity in
+ba piack creek country
One hundred thousand rainbow
trout fry have been received from
the government hatchery at Boze-
man, Mont, to be distributed in the
streams adjacent to Boise.
The three Kootenai county officials
who were indicted by the grand jury
of that county have been discharged
as the crimes which they committed
have been barred by the statute of
limitations.
After trial of several days, jury
in the district court brought in a
verdict of guilty against doc" Shee-
han, who was being tried on charge
of Transporting Intoxicating liquors in
w LIZ StdlS'
Contractors are busy grading and
laying pavement on North Eighth
street, Harrison Boulevard and NUM-
Der Of intersections. The work will
not be completed until next spring.
Clarence Phillips, former Boise
boy, lost both feet in railroad ac-
cident near Olds Ferry last Tuesday
and has been taken to Weiser for
treatment. He is son of Richard
Phillips of Boise.
DR.. Chin Man Sui the Chinese doc
tor who has had his office in Boise
many years, died last Thursday. He
was a Chinese mason and was buried
by that society with all the honors
of one of his rank.
A representative of the underwriters
trust with headquarters in San Fran
cisco is in Boise and is making a
request that the citv fire. department
be remodeled to suit the Pacific in
surance combination.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-10-05

A representative of the underwriters
trust with headquarters in San Fran
cisco is in Boise and is making
request that the citv fire, department
be remodeled to suit the Pacific in
surance combination.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-10-05
WOULD THE CROOKS OF 1912"
LET HUGHES KEEP PLEDGES?


Candidate Hughes Is running platform Of
only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS judging the future
the Candidate Hughes
light his performances Here
when
opposite them his
with them:
CANDIDATE HUGHES SAID: GOVERNOR HUGHES
legislation appoint practical
to
wise Of labor Service
aanizatIOns" urged to do organized labor
justice giving women
everybody who works" schoolteaches with
for equal
"Every railroad bill
real benefit OF labor Will
support"
= promise me enforcement OF the
Jaw win equal severity and IN
justice
ana "o'N'ou~s " and to authorize the Board
to equaize special franchise
valuations.
The conditions Of transportation Vetoed
New City 4
find
legislation administrative
Is
al In his by the
administration shall
appointment 10 lifted
States Supreme Court ~ "
Hughes the Republican be more
he elected President
Republican bOseth "cooksF
in deliver.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-10-05

A requisition has been issued by the
governor for the return to Boise oil
Harry Chin, who was arrested in
Portland on the complaint of Mrs,
Chin Sue, formerly Miss Lena All
Fong, who charges him with EN-
bezzlement ~
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-10-05
SPEND SUNDAY
WITH THE FOLKS

They'll be glad to see you. Half
fare excursions every Sunday. Also
low rates Saturdays to Mondays. See
o. S. L. agents for details.
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DDYVILLE.

Myrtle May has returned from an ex.
tended visit with relatives in Ind ia nola
H. Oswald has rented the r. B. Kale
tenant property on North Fourth street
Mrs. Oswald and children will return
this week from a visit with Mrs. Os
wald's sister Mrs. Meta Gallagher in
Colorado. - r
Wells Bescoe left this week for 1ri.
quois, S. D., to work in the harvest
fields.
Clella McCord visited the first Of the
week with friends in Salem.
Geo. Giles Of Ottumwa was a bust
ness caller in Eddyville Wednesday.
Chas. Vanderpol visited relatives In
Moravta Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Russell and Robert
O'Connor who have been visiting at
the M. O'Connor home the past month
left Wednesday for their home a Globe
Arlz. They were accompanied as far
as Kansas City by Roberts sisters
Frances and Sarah O'Connor,
Mrs. Ed O'Brien and children who
have been visiting at the N. O'Brien
home left Wednesday for their home al
ST. Louis.
The lecture "Fiddlers and Fortunes
given by Thornton Mills on Wednesday
p. m. was spoken Of as one Of the best
lectures given on the chautauqua plat
form in Eddyville. The program. both
musical numbers and lectures are es-
pecially good this year. ..r
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EDDYVilLE.

Julia and Bridget Simmons were
Abba passengers Friday.
Mrs. j. r. Roberts went to Moravia
Friday to remain for few days visit
Ing her daughter Mrs, Claire Wander
pol. y #f#
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nichols and
daughter OF Abba were guests Friday
at the John Fields home.
Mrs. B. O. Worrall and Mrs. John
Lindholm Of Ottumwa visited relatives
here Friday. ...,. ..a ..s
The Aid society Of the Baptist church
was very pleasantly entertained on
Thursday afternoon at the church. The
hostesses were Mrs. Chris Johnson and
, Mrs. F. " Dunkle. A short program
was given after which the afternoon
was spent socially. Refreshments were
served. The attendance was very large
and an interesting meeting was held.
for a two weeks visit with relatives at
Alton, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o'connor and Mr.
and Mrs. c. Russell Of Globe, Ariz., who
are guests at the O'Connor home drove
to Ottumwa Thursday and spent the
day with relatives and friends, r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson Of Thief
River Falls, MIMI, who accompanied
the remains Of Mrs. M. johnson to Ed.
uyNlA0s WcHS W SSIltCINlllc ElOkty IOT
few days visit with Mrs. Johnson's
mother. E' %,".a t%#
Supt Minear Of Oskaloosa was in
Eddyville Friday attending quarterly
conference Of the M. e. church.
The remains Of Asa Fisher who died
Tuesday In Rock Island were brought
to Eddyville Friday and taken to the
J. E. Fleetwood home The funeral was
held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the Bluff Creek church with interment
in Bluff Creek cemetery Rev, Teney
had charge Of the services while the
Homesteaders gave their ritualistic
service at the grave. @.-.- s.N
Cora Clancy and family Of Daven-
port Arthur Keene and family Of
Moulton. John Moore of Bussey, Walter
Moore Of Davenport, Henry Keene and
family Of Ottumwa were among the
number who attended the funeral of
Asa Fisher In Eddyville Friday. .,..7
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sIDWE ELL.

Charley Walker and family of Cali
fornia visited briefly last week at the
Rolla Lewis home.
Clarence Patrick and family Of High
Point visited Sunday afternoon at the
Omer Johnston home.
Omer Johnston and family motored
to Abba Sunday forenoon.
James wilkins and family visited on
Sunday with relatives in Hopewell. .
Mrs. Delmer Garfield who Is Ill is
some better. -
Miss Bessie Fiske and Miss Ethel
Lewis who have been attending school
at Cedar Falls. have returned home.
Thomas Murray was a caller at thu
Milt Murray home Sunday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Lewis and little
son Bert visited recently at the = Tin
Phinney home Of Blakesburg
Frank Veneer and family Of Ash
Grove visited Sunday afternoon at the
Mrs. Doll Fiske home.
B. A. Hand and family Of South Of
tumwa visited Sunday at the James
Groons home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Willard and daughter
Miss Georgia Willard of Ottunawa Wis =
tied Sunday at the Delmer Canfield
home.
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OLIvET.

, Jessie Billings Of Oskaloosa visited
this week at the parental Clark Bill
ings home.
r. D. Robertson and daughter spent
Tuesday In Tracy on lumber business.
The Rock Island is making big i'm
provement on its line from Knoxville
to Evans by putting In new ties and
ballasting the track with cinders and
gravel
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Billings and
family attended the ice cream festival
at Union Chapel east Of town Tuesday
night. ..s. Il.
H. A. Peterson Of Bloomfield was In
town on business with R. Williams on
Wednesday. h4s....~s :.
DR.. Parks and wife OF. Tracy attend.
ed the funeral Of Mrs. Emily Morgan
in town on Tuesday.
W. H. Klefer Of Oskaloosa was in
town Thursday on business.
Mrs. Lawrence Robertson of Cedar
Rapids spent Thursday in town at the
r. d. Robertson home.
John Thompson and wife spent last
Thursday in Harvey at the home Of his
son. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thompson, it be-
ing Mrs. Thompson's 41st birthday
r. D. Robertson has a force Of men
putting In a cement foundation under
his building this week. sa...
Rev A. Hottenstein of Penn college
was caller at the r. Williams home
on Sunday.
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Sandstone goes to work for Mr. Water.
man again.
D. J. Jones Of Des Moines was a bus.
mess caller here Tuesday.
John H. Wolf Of Creston was visit.
ing friends and relatives here Thurs.
day. .,
Mrs George Longaker moved to Des
Moines last week.
Joe Williams moved his family to
Ward this week
Tom Allerson Of Des Moines is visit.
ing at the home of his father for a few
days.
William Mitchell of Des Moines was
shaking hands with old friends here
Saturday.
Mr. Burt and family of Charlton was
visiting friends here Sunday
Mrs. Joe Baux was called to St.
Louis Monday by the sad news of her
nephew, William Stevens death bv
drowning. The funeral was held Wed.
nesday. ~
Tommy Jeffreys. who has been visit.
ing his parents this summer returned
Tuesday to Glenwood, Iowa where he
will enter school again. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Din smore are movire 2
their family. house and al into. Abba
where they have bought two acres OF
ground. When he gets the house NOV.
ed he will have nice home.
Owen Owens and Jimmy Howe are
moving their families to Melcher this
week
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Kissick and John Adams are delegates
this week from the Abba United Pres.
byterian church to a missionary confer
ence In Tarkio. Mo.
A. J. Gatchell is looking after BUSH
ness interests in Charlton this week.
Mrs. w. B. Firkins is much improved
after a severe attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. N. E. Carpenter OF Ottumwa has
returned to her home after a few days
visit with her daughter Mrs. Frank
Milligan.
jay Brown has returned from short
visit in Des Moines.
John Earring was in Abba this week
enroute to Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for
a short vacation.
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bONAPARTE.

Mrs. Chas. Christman and baby
daughter Of Grand Ridge, ILL.,. came
last week to visit Bonaparte relatives
Mrs. Marion Culp and daughter
Maxine of Lacon, ILL.,, are enjoying 3
visit with her mother, Mrs. Matte
Steadman.
Miss Grace Phares and Mrs. Edith
Brockfield of Ohio are visiting here al
the w. c. Page home.
The Kensington club was very
pleasantly entertained on Saturday at
ternoon at the home Of the Misses
Regina and Lorena Meek. 9 s3
Charles Collins went to Chicago
Monday on business trip. o.
S. R. Meek of Cedar Rapids and
Miss Grace Williams of Waterloo
came Tuesday for a visit at the r. e
Meek home. .s, ii
Miss Ruth Collett Of Salem is enjoy
ing visit at the w. A. Packer home
Mrs. Alfred Trennery and son, Wade
of Independence. came Saturday to
visit at the J. A. Campbell home.
Earl Watts Of Ft. Collins, Colo, Il
enjoying a visit at the Frank Watts
home. .. ,...
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Trow and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Morrison and son, Roger
Of Libertyville visited here recently al
the Mrs. LYDIA Jones home. ...-..
Miss Blanche Scramlin and Miss
Ruth Vickers are visiting relatives in
Burlington. ....
Mrs. Julia Vale has gone to Mon
mouth. ILL.,, to visit her mother.
Miss Minnie Isaacson of Chicago has
been enjoying visit with her cousin
Mrs. Harry Derr. .~..... ..,..+
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Sherman and
son Dorsey of IT. Madison visited here
recently with Bonaparte relatives
Mrs. Stella Gilbert was taken to
Keokuk last week for an operation.
John Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Wagel and daughter. Vivian of Rock
Island and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hughes
of Eldon were recent guests at the U
G. Smith home.
A barn on the Tom Burnett farm
was burned early Monday morning
Spontaneous combustion was the
cause. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and daughte,
Dollie. Miss Coles and Mr., Moon ol
Mechanicsville were recent guests al
the Bruce Vale home.
Mr. and Mrs. N. v. Lowe are the
parents of daughter born July 49,.
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ALB

George Bracket died at the home OF
his father here on Friday morning aft
er an illness Of several months durat ton
J. H. Love Of Los Angeles. Calf, is
in Abba for a few days visiting friends
Frank Griffin Of the clerks office has
resumed his duties after a visit with
friends In Omaha 'aa >@.'
Sam Anderson was a Charlton visitor
Thursday, returning home the same
day. a... .f.s. ... ...
Frank Hickenlooper Of Marshalltown
arrived in Abba on Thursday evening
for an indefinite stay at the home of his
mother on South Clinton street. He
sustained severely sprained ankle a
few days ago and will remain with his
mother until 1t is sufficiently well for
him to resume his work.
A license to wed was issued to Nah
Ion r. Mart. FL, Des Moines and Leila X.
Delmege, IS. Des Moines on Thursday.
Val Kendall of DeS Moines is visiting
friends and relatives here for few
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ALBA.

The remains Of Mrs. Chas. Hunt
were brought to Abba Tuesday for
burial. Mrs. Hunt was taken to Mount
Pleasant a short time ago. The funeral
will be held today
On Tuesday the following licenses
were issued: Doc Prentice, %, Buxton.
Viola Turner %. Buxton, and on We'd
nesday the following couple secured
licenses to wed: VIM. Mcdonald, %,
Abba, Grace Scott. II, Abba
Mrs. Cora Heaton who has been To-
Gated at Armstrong Iowa for the past
five years but who has been visiting
friends in Abba for several days, left
Wednesday morning for Idaho
Myrta Harlow, county school superin-
tendent was conducting a. teachers ex-
animation at her office in the court
house on Wednesday. About fifty stud
ents took the examination.
Miss Ruth Bloomfield, Miss Edna
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HlTE MAN.

Mrs. Conwell of Abba with her two
children were visiting in Hiteman last
Tuesday -.
Maxon Kephart fell from the top
board of the fence and broke his arm.
He was taken into Abba and DR.. Ter
willer Of Hiteman with DR.. Powell of
Abba set his arm and it is doing
nicely. ..H
Mrs Isabelle Morgan and her son,
Lloyd, who have been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. B. Rounds Of La
Sale, ILL.,, returned home Wednesday
evening after enjoying few months
rest
Charlie Sandstone moved his fam
lily to Ogden last Thursday where Mr.
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days. He expects to 90 to Ottumwa To
attend session Of the Woodmen OF
the World before returning to his home.
John p. Lower returned home recent
ly after an extended visit with his
daughter Mrs. Blanche Vanasdale In
Muskogee, Okla While away he visited
other points In the south.
Mrs. Carl Lamb who was operated on
last Monday Is recovering nicely.
Mrs. w. B.. Firkins is slowly recov'
ering fro man attack Of appendicitis.
Mrs. c. L. Firkins of Ottumwa Is
visiting at the home Of her son Harry
Firkins.
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HE DRICk.

DR.. l.. Lamb and children Helen and
Paul Of Larimer. Ia, are the guests OF
the M. Lamb home this week.
Mrs A. J. Alvey and daughter Miss
MAZDA were over Sunday visitors at the
T. G. Day home. la " ' ..
j. G. wilkins. wife and baby are Oh
lie visitors this week. ,--...4..e
Chautauqua began Monday with a
large attendance.
and Miss Lou hurry Of Eldon and Mrs
Zelda James Of Yucatan, Mexico were
guests of the J. w. Mccormick home
Sunday They returned home Sunday
evening accompanied by Mrs. Regina
Holcomb.
Sheriff Grimes OF Sigourney was ir
Hedrick Monday
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WILLIAMSBURG.

8spr. q. r. schus who went to Roch.
Ter MINI. last week for a surgical
&aration for appendicitis by Nay
nthers. il dead. His remains
~ taken to strawberry Point for m
@nent. He leaves q wife and one child.
Iohn W. Fuller Of Adrain. MO, VINO
IN been here visiting with his son
rr7 has returned. -.
ID. r. Owen OF Minneapons Is nere
- week vtsttlns with relatives ana
ssends Of the city and vicinity.
Henry Van Auken Of York township
IN in Monday attending to business
erest and visiting with his many
ENDS.
% -. Evans who has been away Tor
Few days visit with his son Ralph at
ssdar Rapids returned Monday.
sMayor Ralph Il. Jones' who has been
sav on a business trip to Des Moines
IA sutherland, is now home.
Henry Rooster Of Conroy transacted
siness here Monday and visited with
ENDS. ..-
;;S5kaan 1annin Harris and son Will Of Chi
10 who have been here on business
q visiting friends. returned home last
kurday.
.hris Enxlebert Of conroy who visit
mere last week with his former
T. Sehhor John Ahrens has returned.
VilI wade and son Of Wellman who
Re visitors here last week have re-
ned. ne.c..s.---.1 @
ban stanbaugh Of Parnell who was
3 last week attending to some bust-
e interests and visiting friends has
urned. 4sgs s..@
ohm Huntzleman OF Hilton township
nsacted business here last Saturday
t.visited friends.
nudge J. c., Cook Of Cedar Rapids
has been here visiting at the home
Ibis daughter Mrs. L. D. Lonergan
returned.
VIII Carson Of North English was
&c. Tuesday attending to some busi-
Is!interests and visiting friends.
ames eastman Of Pilot Grove was
visitor here Monday at the home Of
sister Mrs. Geo. McCallister.
Angus Livingston of Marengo who
here last week for brief visit
n old time friends returned Satur-
win Pierce Of st. Uaul was visitor
lie last week at the home Of his father
nry Pierce. ..... IL,
Henry McDonnell Of Cedar Rapids
has been here visiting at the pa
tal home has returned.
Manly Ousley, wife and son of Aus.
Mimi, who have been here visiting
the o. W. Perry home have return
hilbert Randall Of South Amana was
e Tuesday visiting friends.
". J. Naughton of Parnell was a
|itor here Monday with friends.
Dart Goodman of Pilot township
nsacted business here Monday and
TIED with friends.
leonard DUR Of Cedar Rapids is here
week visiting with various rela-
es and friends Of the city and vicin-
rank Richmond Of Webster is here
) week visiting at the home Of his
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Diseases 81 vveu,en, N s,g
treat q great many women for
their ailments and cure many cases
where Il ID said surgical opera ton IL
the only method. Healing. soothing
methods are better in many cases than
radical means, ...,.,-. &. ,,, A-
Catarrh Of nose, throat, bronchial
troubles treated by methods that re.
move the obstruction from nose and
throat. &s Diseases of the stomach ana
bowels cured by electrical maasass
and vibration.
Rheumatism is treated by electro
thermol baths which start tho circu
lation and eliminates the cause Of the
disease.
Varicocsle or false rupture, I'D This
resembles rupture, but Is an enlarse
nlent Of the veins, causes pain In back
and becomes larger In standing. Over
200 cases cured.
Hydrocele (water In cack) resera,
bles rupture. cured without knife
operation. s@
Private blood and skin diseases
cured and patient so afflicted should
have the best treatment .obtainable.
have been located In ottumwa
twenty years. Call for further refer
ence.
DR.. J. c. BONHAM.
EIks' Block ottumwa, lows.
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former netghbors Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Soholl and also with his old army COM
rades Of the civil war.
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Want Ads, one-half cent per word, minimum,
fifteen cents. It pays to advertise.
Farm Property For Rent

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

FOR RENT-A FIRST CLASS MEAT
market and grocery store at Anamosa
iowa. one Of the best locations in the
city. A good business. Apply at once.
Address Henry Hellberg Anamosa, Ia