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SITUATION wANTED-Fcmale


Madis0m G.i.-I
WANTED. position hy widow az refinement
wh" Is capable hnlI.c}cennr AMI com.
ramon /" invalid /. "si, care Times bis
M experienced st"uoErauhcr desires TO
patgh.
Al ~t"unEraplI.r desires p.rruannn, nnsi.
80, non 4. t"r w"ch- 40 less. Is N5i care
WANTED. typ.writiuE to- ITO Al home: prices
in@I"rate fh"n" Madison iJj. W
MRS CtiAblIt'S Register VIII send YOU
nNh"r.raiuh'" nurses. ',rctakrr. and
gomlnanons. Eand"lph 5.u.-.I
LADY would civ" Tim" -, cnfnp.pi.n ar
house manager in exchange for po,s, nj
h"me Address |. t"N. ';,r" Times Dispatch
y competent st"nngrauh"r wants .Xtr. work
I" do at night. Either dictntiom or cupv.
!nE owns typewriter. Address * 81. car"
Times bi"pntch.
rotNG lady stcu"Grarh.r years "Npcri-
'n'". i"sir"S POSITION. Address X slG. ear.
Time bisratch.
YOUNG !sdN Sl"UoErs' her dcsir"s- 'positiou;
- E.. - ...Np"rienGe Randolph yes "
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NEW Ford carburetor at factory cost and a
state agency. profit $1,000 annually. for;
temporary investment OF $500, 10 be repaII
~ goods COSTING 81 and retailing Nr $40
t"ry without taking in partner or other
outside assistance. Good security Receipt
from factory and references, Address l.
go. Dispatch
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70 gentlemen. large heated furnished room
connecting bath. All cOnvcnIcnccS. 2lD
North l.ombardy. Phone Madison 270l y.
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wANTED-Board and Room
WAN,TED-Board.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

AIR BUSINESS MAN. AS we'll as banker.
you would find IL Very profitable TO bale
your WASTE paper. We have 100 balcrS for
prompt delivery. Could use salesman
ihrous hout the State. IL. Susman. Rich
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FURNISHED front Trsyior. .5ei
stuart Avenue Boulevard SIS
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/ 80 10 -" weekly. Take charge OF agency
! IN each county. show lin" of nair-
: ."-tn"aSurt. rsin"catS. New propuSiticn In
! tnrnn uonrl l:ain"oat TO. 500 South F:auk,In.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

N''V.N - We haNc COr..inE Now UIOpUsi-
r"n that beats anything ever heard Of IN
IN" agency business for rapid money
maker. For all kinds 81 agents. single or
III crews Don delay: G.t sample. com
m'ncc taking orders. II is dollar seller
."h y". max" Sop per cent profit Can YOU
hcdt II : sample S"ni prepaid upon rocript
"i - cents, with instructions. Satisfaction
Ina raht"-d or money refunded Don't hest
i"i" Act. send FOR working sample now
ani say" delay in correspondence. DUNDEE.
Mft; 60, Inc, Est. 1885, ~ Bedford Street
y y. ioston Mass The hous. OF O0O
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WANTED colored boy for drug store and
err"nds Allcn Avenue and Gary Street.
WAMIEn TIMER AppiN At one" nc, pa''d
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ONE THOUSAND DnII.AES REM ARD
~, |, i,,,.

summer SAMPLES mcn's suits I" "r,..~.
l.,"ut"'rS, wanted. Leeds Wooden Mills.
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WANTED. a. gram" paving block cutters
ANA quarry hands. Richmond Grant.
90. Enrn.f I'm Inrk
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. IVA %rt.I,. energetic young man. abou; Is
v'.:. '" mai" hms.i; generally useful
Ia puI'" az '.hoI"-,l. fuue.. ';uud O1por-
iunitN Tor m" rirnt party. * ,lr. ca"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

~ i-,.i.lr.Nt st"ch ,irrh wanted hE the
largest motor car sales aG'u'! tu VII
,iuln only steady man ANXIOUS TO sol IA
business having vast futUr" ana " no IL
Nilius - start at = small SALARY need ~.
nv. can at Edchi.i Motor Go. Broad aud
:yl@nu streets Monday morning. between
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

! 'tiiitl.h largo, bright rooms. hot water heat
aud electricity: phone AMI bath: chill
dr"n Boulevard Ito w.
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HELP WANTE.D-AIalc

LOST cameo brooch MIN Friday night. be
,.rnh,r o. l'la Reward. call Buai"yard
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Ht,fNIS I" travel hy automobile to intro
uu'', our -" faSt setting nopular- priced
i'us"nni" m'c"ssiti"S. rh" greatest lin.
! on "artiL Make Sic IL IIN. compIatc uul-
u, "hI +mtom"hil" furnished IRE. {" work
( - writ" to-day Tor exclusive. territory.
! j. - CONWAY. sales manager. a. .hu.cric. n
: Lkll LllMg. t'innlnu.Lil OHM
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$40 20 300 weekly for 1.-Two statesmen selling
i.rss line "z auto oils S-eases. paints and
/ "fh"f >p"ctailics. Don't be satisfied. Get
/ "nr pr"position. Fairfax Refining Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

" WANTED. bon shook foreman Who under
stands handliuE labor anu upkecu "f hos
MAJ HiucrN. Apply i'ridE.u MunUtnC turing
q. Inc WarrcHtou. =. t.. care ; j. MI
NnM;,EsT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

short hours. regular vacations, rapid aa-
y,nmGe IE"usanu$ OF positions opsn NTH
lutle sam. VIII pItpar" You In :"w
,N.ck- At small cost. Writ" immediately
for big free Book III i6i. Win special OF
i"r. Earl Hopkins Washington - =.
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10 East franklin.
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I'M TED experienced salesman to sell our
l"l'E liHit temperance drinks in SINAI
'"uniry towns: liberal commission co,,tra.t
VITA $" weekly dr"wiuE account i s
tiaHd"i Sales Manager 90 iiouSrr Buii,tiur
81 Louis. Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

"h$IEp .'vaicht rvue man. swift also
foo. pr"-s feeder Stat. sxpet ted
hr.' letter N"ws Publishing ConuanT.
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, NJ. t" r. VI f.Np"ri"ncr.i only.
I."i go @, ~inEl" BEGINNING Monday night.
lhnlai$ - WIN nay car tar. Amply At
%n'" i4r - 1"nn F""g" Son, "oi Fast
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HAl.i.S manager wanted Something n.w
,., nuSim,sr ne'"r>iiy !t"iaiis s. to 500
enormous riniii~. y" competition f.N %
Clusty. TERRITORY. Free samples savers %
M wainwright st Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

Factory trprH Sif""i 80 li"li LIN"
sy ,ao s.ates sH rd,, oFs's% S from I% rG :;
:" SIP m"mth!y fir"m"p, eraAsm"n. mo-
nam porker. E>prr..e.pp,c.s nnIec es<ss'ry:
n nsto s'@a for "Hn,ig a a srns T .t
iute. no Majestic building indianapoIis.
RAILWAY mai c"rk: we"'',a 500 ~
rNt I,"fN - IN, m 80 go" hiM,n'.' ~.
.@ a, IRE" n"" tM, &C e. snd AL igfor""
bo, 1 h%r I"r Ii'n ''s nn} 'eaH Y%rI
yamee inousanus OF positions opsn Win
IgS S an "a, sms go. Hie' Wr@ ' inediai sW
i%r Ds III aa &iS w.sninsala' Nun pa"
't!Kt\il%; hraNs."eG nes"n.srrS, rs'" si-i-
WANTED. bon shook foreman WHO under
stand. hanIlimE labor ana Hnkesr 81 hos
co. Inc, Warrenlou. :. &. care ]. Vii
t..>,...t;!rNr STICK cierh vanie4 10y ,i!e
Iars.s, motnr yar sale. ag.n,} an VIZ.
HII a =! KaSiIs, Mnto, ~" 80. rS S. aid
!:ylan. Streets Monday morning between
\ aud . o-cl"gk 81. Nj. Hunter.
WANTED ~ grant" p"tring hiog,h cutters
-. Eorssi I'M Park
etr.nds .,ien Ayenuc and .5arE street,
SiurSon ~ Son SOS Grove Avenue.
THREE uIholstcrcrs aud on. iiuish"r ~ once.
Apply T.. ". stewart. SUNDAY. 1T %"5
1r"'" Avenue. or Monday. ii5 Grove Ave-
nu". !'.t.r-ourS. Va
" ANrEp onstric, manager to- !'"tcrshure
preferable Petersburg man. to hSndl" oar
attrRctiy. health accIdcut insurance.
monthly plan Local company Liberal
asemcy stan "an u w'' TOW ,nore "i.y@
Wires 10 Richmond. TN" boss nov With uS
arc cleaning up. can 81 address W. j.
niNon. iNl@ Times DISPATCH Building
.II.NN El.Iil al
SION Splendid proposition f"r good sales
men ana inSinlIn"nt collectors 'a~ie!bcrE.
-. West Broad.
WANTED, Traveller FOR 1911 Experience" u'i-
necessary. old established linz salary.
commission and expense ailow.uy" to right
man. j Z McHrody. Chicag"
EARN 81 weekly spar" tlm" writing FOR
newspapers maya %incs. Experience un-
necessary. "details free. Press Syndicate.
:s.i. 81. Louis. Nj"
w .NNTED. - good shoemaker; ono that can
"rcratc machine. Appiy l>e2 East l{road
-" 'oinred lucT. Ia Gainesville. Pa. Tues
day morning. i."w"st pay - - cents hour.
ness Exchange
" sNNrED. registered druggist to buy
h.'lf or cntir" interest II. good drug hu~i-
n"-s in iiv" Virginia town Good "ppor-
v-nt"ry. Reason foi selling gladly given.
Address Druggist. !. II. care Fiin"s DISPATCH.
ONLY licensed tabor agents in Virginia. 3iI
North Second.
WANTED. several ambitious young men To
train for positions as camera men with
movie thcatcrs. instruction by mali until
qualified To talk" position iis pay pleas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

I ri.S Al.N. h"r-"uI.u and bremen wanted
Tor l"rS"h"..' s"Iur =" England aud Egypt.
I IIN 80 I" 30 going trip. same returning
I Tig" m"ai: ani so"n auar,"rs. No cNn"nS"-
/ deducted nom wares Your salary :. cl"'''.
. ,urIN uu' "n!,' Npud"v bcfpr" II %" to
-irr ~ aud 70" i"adr - leave. W. ~. Mar
/ tins EiuuIUs Iurur .tG"n'". u E,rth Ninth
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WANTliD-Agcnts.

AGENTS. s.ii the latest and fastest selling
household ARTICLES OH tho market Hustler.
.an earn -" - day. Sample free. James n
iiupp"rt. PottSVili". ~. -
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, MpNEN made ry Intelligent persons in
I 1risEr" hours corresponding fur nov spa
: p"ra iHru"ul"rs free. Press Syndicate.
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HtCpNit e !"tc,tiNo. in"Su"ricuc-,I aupii-
'ayts 'ra;' where. Wit" B.rtilIou Score,
~"rEi,c lr-'irut". Chicago.
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1000 per cent on each 81 n YOU have 81
or more to invest write and we
show show, YOU aol esitimatc investment, that
invcs.. Savings banks give only per cont.
Act quick; as this Is AN opportunity Of A
lifetime. Laboratory Products Corporation
Room IL. ia West Ohio street. chicago, III,
SEQ buys deed 10 land also Interest in oil
Wells thar should YOU 500 for every
dollar invested; payments, 81 monthly; CONE
nlete tniorma ton free. Address TcSas-S1if
90. 1883 Union Bank. Houston Texas.
BONANZA. the exclusive sales AGENCY 3fof,
'knlon portable shower. covering lobbInE.s
department. hardware, plum btnE and drug
store trades offered guaranteed plan
Address for demonstration and contract Ar
ranR"mentS. knlon Co, IS Fast Twcply-
third Street Room lid. Now York City s
INVESTIGATE: Attractive. icEi,imstcs uI,e
objectionable rual order opportunity, re-
YOU have $500. tl.2oo 10 1880 raa be rettrf5
yearly. Address u SCI, care Times Distst3hse
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D.A ANGLING
COLLECTIONS

iNSTRucrIoNS in tn. latest at.;S: privnf.
lessons sl.9" class 81 I'honr Boul.v.r,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

'fIt HEE uyhulstcrcrs and on. iiui~h"r ~ once
Apply =. ~ stewart. Sundsy at %"5
Grove Avenue. or Monday. if5 Grove Ave-
nue.. Petersburg. Va
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.pST "a Ii''i" finger riu=. abalon" pcarl.
Reward Ph"u" Boulevard -Tir-N. or Ran
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EAST OF 10, sliiL srkLEr.

Z J.rr!es Drug SiO.v. n +. If"-L 81
so, IBaI!.ia, iIGtI -sI Main 80"
=" ..a D,uS otu... IIG,u .Uu s'ii'. 100
b. saehau. ypI SOFA rn'n -
- IA N1t.S,. ~ .sursh i'bth 81.
WV 10 ~ ~. 9NOIy. va 80. t."..t Z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14

LOST Tnur. as, night = gold wat f"h
an .IpyI Avenue. between DAVIS AN"uG"
aud w.-' street liberal r,cw,rd II 20.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-02
q RajIroad M.n,s praver.

J. William Shields, in Omaha Bee:
Oh, Lord, now I have tagged. then
lift my feet from off the road OF life
and plant them safely on deck Of the
train Of salvation. Let me use the
safety lamp known as prudence
make all 1.-The couplings in the train
with the strong link of thy love,
and let my lamp be the Bible. and,
Heavenly Father. keep all the
switches closed along the line that
leads off on the sidings. especially
those with the blind end; and. Lord.
IL 1t be thy pleasure. have every
semaphore block along the line to
show the white light OF hope, that
may make the run OF life without
stopping. Lord, give US the ten com
mandments as schedule, and when
1 have finished the run OF life and
have on schedule time pulled into
the great station OF death, may thou.
the Great superintendent of the Uni
verse. say with smile: Well done.
thou good and faithful servant. come
in and sign the pay roH and receive
your check for eternal happiness.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-02
Have You Blackjack.
Govt, Rheun,,;,

Wy ~. =. Lucas, N. b,
American men and woman
guard constantly agains.
trouble, because we eat ~
and all our food is rich. NV NV 2 =
Is filled with uric acid rSi.l
kidneys strive to filter ON, a
weaken from overwork becon
gish; the eliminative tisM.
and the result is kidney
bladder weakness and o,. a
poison reaches the tissues
Iheum atism and govt. e
When your kidneys feel III.
Of lead. when your back hnrts =
urine is cloudy. full of sedimsMs.
you are obliged to seek rs, .ss |
or three times during the n
when you suffer with sick he.t
or dizzy, nervous spells, acid 49, \
aoh, or you have rheumatism Y
the weather is bad, ask von,
gist for Anuric double strens,1,
iheve found in practice that a..
IA more potent than lithia ny
most cases it will dissolve II. !.
acid as hot water does sugar
Most people do neglect them,s.
Their tongue has a dark brown y
skin sallow. breath bad, yet tbav
to see that their machinery nasd.
tention. Everybody should ~.
mild laxative at least once . :.
a pleasant way to clear the ~
and the highly colored water I'M
in the morning is to take a IN,
which will cure TIE inactfye X
and biliousness.
A pleasant vegetable pill ia i,
up OF May-apple, leaves Of alo.
jalap, made into e tiny pelle,
coated with sugar. First put mn
Dr.. Pierce nearly 80 years ,
Druggists sell these vegetable
lets in walls. simply ask for
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-02

senate Of Idaho saying that the land bill nad
caused the Washington government deep con
Germ. Declaring that he was sending the message
at the urgent request of the secretary OF stare,
he added: AFTER full consultation, | have lei.
justified in making the suggestion that except
only upon most substantial and imminent reaT
sons should we embarrass the government, par
ticularly at this time with our local AFFAIRS.
The bill was withdrawn. But 1t seems 'iia.'
while Senator Borah was quick 10 see .ne
point, and patriotic enough to act upon ~
3, ooestion of the state department, some
members of the Idaho legislature are too ts'iii
TO understand or so lacking in patriotism tna1
tney care nothing for the senator's sound reas-
onino. Men who cannot see the folly OF OF
Tending powerful and friendly nation by iegls-
lation which discriminates against It's CITIZENS
in this country are not fit for service IN any
legislature either state or national.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-02
Diligence is the mother Of good luck, and
God gives all things to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Franklin.
WORLDS RECORD LOANS.

The British people called the last loan they
floated the 'victory loan,'' the idea being that
it would pay their war expenses until triumph
was assured. The total amount subscribed is
not certainly determined. 1t is known to ex-
coed three and half billions without including
the contributions from the banks which are un-
derstood to have made enormous subscriptions;
and some London financial experts estimate
that the grand total may reach nine billions.
This is the highest financial transaction that
has taken place upon our planet. Prior to this
war the world s record loan was billion and
a half raised by Great Britain; and the biggest
German loan to date is little over three bill
lion dollars subscribed in 1915. In the light
of these titanic achievements in finance the
prediction prior to the conflict that no world
war could be financed for more than year, and
the prediction of economists when this war
began that it could not possibly continue as
long as it has, show how much guesswork and
how little certain knowledge there is upon this
subject. Both men and nations under the
compulson Of necessity are able to surprise ex-
pectation and astonish themselves
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-02
have COLOR IN YOUR Chez
ubSOU =
Be Better L ooking-Taks
Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow-eonpen
Ipallid-tongue coated-appenfe Peg
you have a bad taste in you. noun.
lazy, no-good feeling-you Should =
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets ~
stitute for calomel-were prepieu I
|Dr. Edwards after II years OF saw
with his patients. =.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets az \
purely vegetable compound Fllxeo ", ".
olive oil. You will know them Dy uA'|
olive color. -. ~.
To have a clear, pink skin. bright Nj Nj
mo pimples, a feeling OF buoyan'! ~
childhood days you must gel al lne .s Al
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablet; ad od -. :
liver and bowels like calomelEs" nS''1
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overooI9s. w.
.tipation. That's why millions o. =, s VI
are sold annually at lOc ana ~ :. -
box. All druggists. Take one q u
nightly and note the pleasing 'e>u>
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-02

nal. to the Times ONCE at Trenton.
Mo-, and will operate 1t.
Assessor Geo. Johnson reports that
his son Will has in 112 acres of wheat
on the Mississippi bottom that has
wintered in fine shape and promises
q big yield
John r. Wright and Miss Opal Perry
of Ashton. were united in marriage al
the home OF Rev. C. E Newton. the
ofaciating minister. in Kahoka. Sun
day. Feb. Is. They have the best
wishes OF many friends.
w. E. Wallingford and Miss Hattie
L. Peacock. OF Arson. were married
in Kahoka Tuesday. Feb. 81. Rev. s.
A. Rear was the oficiating minister.
A message from Chicago states that
John A. Meyers. who is taking treat.
ment at hospital In that city, is some
what improved.
Colonel and Mrs. J. W. McDermott
are in Memphis, Tenn, where the for.
mer is attending big shorthorn sale.
C. J. Kirch of Keokuk was Sunday
visitor in Kahoka.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-02
TODAY's BIT OF VERSE
WRITTEN IN THE DARKNESS.

WRITTEN IN THE DARKNESS.
o God, our way through darkness leads
But Thine is living light;
Teach US TO feel that day succeeds
To each slow wearing night
Make us TO know though pain and woe
Beset our mortal lives,
That i'll at last in death lies low
And only good survives.
Too long the oppressor's iron heel
The sanity brow has pressed;
Too oft the tyrant's murderous steel
Has pierced the guiltless breast.
Yet in our souls the seed shall lie
Till Thou shalt bid it thrive
OF steadfast faith that wrong shall die
And only right survive
We walk in shadow; thickest walls
Do from man divide,
Our brothers spurn our tenderest calls,
Our hottest aims deride.
Yet though fell craft with fiendish thought
It's subtle web contrives,
I Still falsehoods textures shrink to naught
And only truth survives
Wrath clouds sky, war lifts on high
His flag of crimson stain.
Each monstrous birth oerspreads the earth
In battles CORY train.
Yet still trust in God the Just,
Still keep our faith alive
That meath Thine eye all hate shall die
And only love survive.
Horace Greeley. 1868.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-02
BROUGHT HOME
FOR BURIAL
Jan,es Eagon Was Born In Clark ceun
y and Died In g. Louis, Mon
day Of This Week.

KAHOKA, No, March 2.-James
Sampso Eagon died in st. Louis,
Monday, Feb. 20, aged 81 years. s
moths and 13 days. The body was
brought to wayland Tuesday night.
The funeral services were conducted
az st. Michaels Catholic church Thurs
day, conducted by Rev. Father San
tarre Interment in Kahoka cemetery.
James 8. Eagon, son Of the late George
iB. Eagon. was born in Clark county.
No., June 10, 1885,. He was united In
marriage to Miss Anna Salpatrfck, OF
Beaumont, Texas. Feb. "a, 1903. To
this union three children were born.
two daughters, with the wife survive.
He is also survived by his mother.
Mrs. @. B. Eagon, one brother, Lewis.
and one sister, Lena For the past
year the deceased had been employed
! by the street car company at st. Louis.
riis death was very sudden and un.
/ expected.
! Mrs. Lima Watson died at her home
just north OF Union Tuesday evening,
Feb. 81, after a short illness. OF pneu-
monia Funeral services from the
j Baptist church at Union Thursday
morning at IL o'clock. Interment In
Union cemetery.
There promises TO be a building
boom in Kahoka this year. In addition
to the fine new school building to be
erected. many residences will be
erected. Ralph Crear purchased two
lots and G. A. Sheldon three lots this
week OF the Bogener tract on West
Commercial street. Each will erect
/ bungalows during the summer.
Elmer Hull has moved his linotype
from the Office of the Mercer. Mo-, Sig