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CHAPTER XXXIII.
There was a heavy town-fog tsat
afternoon,a smoke-mist, densest in the
Sanctuary of the temple. The people
•went about la It, busy and dirty,
thickening their outside and inside
linings of coal-tar, asphalt,, sulphurous
add, oil of -vitriol, and the dthec famil
iar things the men liked to breathe and
to have upon their skins and garments
and upon their wires and batiies find
sweethearts. The growth- of the city
was visible in the smoke and the noise
and the rush. There wsst'more-gmfeke
than there had been this day of Febru
ary a year earlier there was more
noise and the crowds were thicker^—
yet quicker in spite of that. The traf
fic policeman bad a hard time, for
the people were independent—they re
tained some habits of the old market
town period, and would cross the
street anywhere and anyhow, which
not only got them killed more frequent
ly than if they clung to the legal cross
ings, but kept the motormeji, the chauf
feurs and the truck drivers in a stew
of profane nervousness. So the traf
fic policemen led harried lives they
themselves were killed, of course, with
a certain periodicity, but their main
trouble was that they could not make
the citizens realize that It was actu
ally and mortally perilous to go about
their city. It was strange, for there
were probably no citizens of any
length of residence who had not per
sonally known either someone who had
been killed or injured in an aceldent,
or someone who had accidentally killed
or Injured others. And yet, perhaps
it was not strange, seeing the sharp
preoccupation of the faces—the people
had something on their minds they
could not stop to bother about dirt and
danger.
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Mary Yertrees was not often down
town she had never seen ,an accident
until this afternoon. Sh6 bad come
upon errands for her mother connected,
with a timorous refurbishment and as
she did these, in and out of the depart
ment stores, she bad an Insistent con*
sdousness «f the Sheridan building.
From the street, anywhere, it was al
most always in sight, like some mon
strous geometrical shadow, murk-col
ored and rising limitlessly Into the
swimming heights of the smoke-mist
It was gaunt and grimy and repellent
it had nothing but strength and size—
but In that consciousness of Mary's
the great structure may have partaken
of beauty.» Sheridan had made some
of the fljittgs be said emphatic enough
to remain with her. She went- over
add over them—and they began*' to
seem trne: "Only one girl he could
feel that sorry for!" "Gurney says
he's got you on his brain so bad—"
The man's clumsy talk began to sing
In her heart The song was begun
there when she saw the accident
She was directly opposite the Sheri
dan building then, waiting for the traf
fic to thin before she crossed, though
other people were risking the passage,
dartldg and halting and dodging par
lously. Two men came from the crowd
behind her, talking earnestly, and
started across. Both wore black one
was tall and broad and thick, and the
other was teller, but noticeably slen
der And Mary caught her breath, for
they were Bibbs and bis father. They
d|d not see her, and she caught
phrase of Bibbs' mellow voice, which
had taken a crisper ring: "Sixty-eight
'thousand dollars? Not sixty-eight thou
sand buttons 1" It startled her queerly,
and as -there was a glimpse of his pro
file she taw for the first time a resem
blance to his father.
She wftched them. In the middle of
the street Bibbs had to step ahead of
bis father, and the two were separated.
But the* reckless passing of a truck,
beyond the second line of rails, fright-
&
mself at Bibbs.
med group of country women who
were in course of passage they were
Just in front of Bibbs. (and shoved
backward upon him, violently^ To
wwts hJssslf fr"m them ne stained
ba dbotftl* In1front of a moving
trolley car—no place for absent-mind
edness, bbt iBlhbs Was still absorbed
In thoughts concerned with yhat he
hid been saying to his father. There
Were shrieks aftd yells Bibbs looked
the wrong way—and then Mary saw
the heavy figure of Sheridan plunge
straight forward in front of the car.
With absolute disregard of bis own
life, he hurled himself at Bibbs like a
football player shunting off- an oppo
nent, and to Mary it seemed that they
both went down together. But that
was all she could see—automobiles,
trucks and wagons closed in between.
She made out that the trolley car
stopped Jerkily, and she saw a police
man breaking his way through the in
stantly condensing crowd, wjille thf
traffic came to a standstill, and people
stood up .^..automobiles or climbed
upon* the hubs and tires of wheels, not
to' a chance .Qf seeing inrfhfyft
horribles •. 7y.
).'•'£
Mary tried to get through It was
impossible: Other -policemen came to
help the firsth and in a minute or two
trafftc wastn motion' again/- The
crowd became pliant, dispersing—there
was no figure.upon the ground, and no
ambulant came. But one of the 'po
licemen was detained by the: clinging
and beseeching of a gloved hand.
"What l8 the matter, lady?"
"Where aife they?" Mtary cried.
"Who? Ole Man Sheridan? I reck
on he wasn't much hurt!"
"His son—"
Cr/l/lD the cub
OLU1/1 REPORTER
FOR SALE—
TO REJfT—.
TO EXCHANGE—
[When an advertisement does not
give the advertiser's name write a let
ter addressed ais directed In the ad
and leave Mt at the newspaper office,
where the advertiser will get It.- The
publishers can not glv^: the name ot
the advertiser without the advertisers
consent. All advertisement for this
column must be in the office at 1*
o'clock orrdate of publication to insure
classification.!
WANTED
Wanted—Try D. A. Moore, for wall
paper cleaning. Phone red 189.
Wanted—Lace curtains launder.
Phone 1.043 &13 Not^i Secon^ street.
Wanted—E. M^' F. 30 iStudebaker car
for repairs. C. E. Nugent, Liscomb,
Iowa.
Wanted—Washings. Phone yellow
776.
Wanted—Carpenter repair work,
lawn mowers sharpened,- saw filing.
Phone yellow, 771, 404 West Railroad
street.
Wanted—Folks that can use new arta
beautiful wallpaper at low price. Not
remnants but only enough In each pat
tern to paper-one or two rooms. From
10 to 40 per cent off on these. But
hurry. Bverist's wallpaper house.
Wanted—Washings to do at home.
Mrs. Hittenmark, 90S Anson street.
Wanted—Ashey and rubbish to haul.
Phone white.
Wanted XJardens to plow, ashes
and rubbish to haul. Phone red 1312.
Wanted—To haul rubbish and gar
bage. Phone 801 greeny
Wanted—Boarders room and board
$5 a week, meal tickets 53.50, twen
ty-one meals. Little Gem, 23 North
•First avenue.
Wanted—'Horse ralBers to know that
I have two f^rcheron stallions^ for
service, morning" and evening. Numbers
82334 'and 78243, state certificate 623
and 1947 all right In every way. $10
for standing colt:
VD.
8. Forrey.
Wanted—Housemoving. H. 8. Miller,
303 Park street.
Wanted—Let your wants be known.
Carl's employment' agency. Phone 950.
Wanted—Cellars to dig. Union man,
using only union teams. Satisfaction
guaranteed. A. L. Clark, phone 664.
Wanted—Every one to know that
the services of the visiting nurse em
ployed by the Visiting Nurse's Associa
tion, are to be had at what patients are
able and willing to pay or without pay,
by those in atrwiauev circumstance--.
Telephone Clara Brltt, 11 South Fourth
street, phone1 885.
Wanted—Roomers at 8 ICast Webster.
and modern convenience^
Wanted—To buy-good veal, beef, and
poultry at all Umes.' Phone 31. White
Meat Market
HELP WANTED—MALE
Wanted—Men our illustrated cata
log explains how We teach the barber
trade In a few weeks, mailed free.
Moler Barber •College, ChicagfO, 111.
Wanted—Six carpenters and body
builders and two good carriage black
smiths at once. Marshalltown Buggy
Company.
Wanted—Sheet metal workers, state
age anjl experience. Open shop and no
labor trouble. Hehry Welsi Cornice
Company, Atchison, Kan.
•HELP WAjNTEP—FEMAU*
Wanted Girl for general house
work. 205 North Third 'avenue.
Wanted—Ladies our, catalog ex
plains h'ftr dresaiw.
manicuring fftcl^sssa**^. ih
"Was that who th# other one was?
I seed hint knock him—oh, he's not bad
off, I guess, lady. The ole man got
him out of the way all right. 'The
^fender shoved the ole man around
some, but I reckon he only got shook
up. They both went on in the Sheri
dan building without any help. Ex
cuse me, lady."
Sheridan and Bibbs, In fact, were
at that moment in the elevator, ascend
ing. "Whlsk-broom up in the office,"
Sheridan waB saying. "You got to look
out on these corners nowadays, I tell
you. I don't know I got any call to
blow, though—because I tried to cross
after you dfd. That's how I happened
to run into you. Well, you remember
to look out after this. We were talkln'
about Murtrie's askin' sixty-eight thou
sand fiat for that ninety-nine-year
lease. It's his lookout if he'd rather
take it that way, and I don't know
but—"
"No," sald Blbbs, emphatically, as
the elevator stopped "he won't get it.
Not from, tls, tie won't and I'll show
you why. I can convince you In five
minutes." He followed his father into
the office anteroom—and convinced
film. Then, having been diligently
brushed by- ft youth of color, Bibbs
went Into lfe $wn room and closed the
door.
He. was more shaken than be had
allowed his father to perceive, and his
side was sore- where Sheridan had
struck him. He desired to be alone
ETH' POOR! /OMTHAHWE
A A W W E
At
FlRST-G€X~rHE &A
weeks, mailed free. Moler College,' 105
South Fifth avenue, Chicago.
Wanted—aA good cook at ,St. Thomas
hospitaL
Wanted—Competent maid and nurse
girl. Mrs. 3. XJ. IJenmead, 1011 West
Main street.,
SITUATION WANTED
Wanted—Position as housekeeper by
lady with child $ years of age. Ad
dress M-24, care T.-R.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Wsnted—Men-women. Government
Jobs $75 to (150 month. Write immedi
ately for list positions now obtainable.
Franklin Institute, department 101 O,
Rochester, N. T.
FOR 8ALE— MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale—Two shares Marshall Oil
Company 7 per cent prerferred stock.
Redeemable 1920 at a discount. Ad
dress F-20, care of Times-Republican.
For Sale—Thoroughbred Irish setter,
1 year old. Good watch dog and hunter.
John Parish,. 1120 Main street, Qrln
nell, Iowa.
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For Sale Dry cleaning soap for
mula. Why pay 25 to 49 cents per
pound for dry cleaning soap when you
can make ft yourself for 5 to 8 cents.
Guaranteed to glye good duality results
as any 40-cent soap or money refunded.
Kid gloves specialty. Price $10 bank
draft or money order. Freely B. Golly,
Marshalltown Iowa.
For Sale or Exchange—Billiard table.
Will, trade in on vacant lot. W. M.
Mowry. Phone .737.
For Salei—'Cheap, one new piano
and one second hand Kverett piano.
These -are bargains. Terms to suit.
Mrs. M. J. Pierce. Phone S65 29 West
State street.
For Sale—(Drug store doing good
business. Will stand Investigation..
Good reasons for selling. Address or
call on J. A. Turner, Albion, Iowa.
For 8a!e Ever-bearing strawberry
plants, 2 per hundred postpaid. W. F.
Wilson, route 2, Llscomb, Iowa.
For 8ale—iWhite seed corn. This
corn has been tested In the ground out
of doors. First test was 96 and the
second test was 98 1914 crop. Henry
Nickolson, rural 7, phone 61 on 7.
For Saie-J-Oenuine leather Daven
port, must be sold this week, regard
less of price. 107 North First street.
Phone 1817.
'For 8ale—Good hot air furnace',
amaii house. "Will sell chedip li taken
at once. Phdne green 1476 or 234.
For Ssle Two seated rubber tire
surrey in good condition, ©touffer's
feed barn.
For Sale*—I
64) cents hu
T. Molloy,
HAVING- BUMMED
qnlap strawberry plants,
Mired by parcel post. J.
font IoVta.
Fop 8«le Senator Dunlap straw
berry plants, 80 cents per hundred, at
my place south side Linn creek ail
young plants. C. H. Brock.
For Sale A good produce business
and office. Owner wanting to leave
city. Write, or phone 17S.' J. Benson,
Sheffield, Iowa.
For Sale—Two-year-old Concord and
Warden grape vines, 10 cents, delivered
by parcel post. J. T. Molloy, Albion,
Iowa.
For Ssle—Complete outfit for carpet
weaving at price that will Ignore com
petition Call at 308 South Center
street.
For Sale—Geraniums, pansy, salvia
verbena, aster, sweet/ allyssum, vinca
vine, snapdragon, cauliflower, man
"nann*™. eel«rv. sweet potatoes, ei
cab-
bage, tomatoes, ahdT .many other Lus in payment®
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TIMES-REPUBLICAN, MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA: MAT M. C3*5F
he want«4 jN rub himself and, for once,
to do kon^l useless thinking again. He
knew that qls father had not "hap
pened" to run into him be knew that
Sheridan had Instantly—and instinct
ively—proved that he held his own life
of no account whatever compared to
that of his son and heir. Bibbs had
been unable to speak of that or seem
to know it for Sheridan, Just as In
stinctively, had sweRt the matter aside
—as of no Importance, since all was
well—reverting immediately to busi
ness.
(To Be Continued.)
Forethought.
People are learning that a little fore
thought often saves them a big ex
pense. Here Is an instance: E. W.
Archer, Caldwell, Ohio, writes: "I do
not believe/That our family has been
without Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy since we com
menced keeping hoifte years ago. When
we go on an extended visit we take it
with us." Obtainable everywhere.—
Advertisement
A party of four persons In an auto
mobile were'recently carried thru the
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
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plants. This is a very fine stock. Phone
468. Dleslng Bros., 511 South Ninth
street.
For Sale—Fresh new wallpaper pat
terns, but reduced to one and two
room lots per pattern. Cutting them
For Sale—^Billiard tables, new
carom and pocket with complete out
fit, $115 second-hand tables at re
duced prices bowling alley supplies
easy paymentsi Cigar stor*, drug,
delicatessen and soda fountain fix
tures. The Brunswick-Balke Collender
Company, 113 Walnut street. Pes
Moines Iowa.
Fop Sale—A good paying restaurant
in a town of^-ab'out 300 Inhabitants.
•Good reasons for selling. This is a bar
gain if sold soon. Write to G-24,
Times-Republican.
For Sale—A general merchandise,
bus in in $ 3 5 0 0 0 to $ 4 5 0 0 0
b'usiness annually, stock invoices about!
$12,000 to $13,000 ahd will reduce to
suit purchaser. This is a partnership'
business and must be sold out to dis
solve. In one of the best farming
communities and In one of the best
towns of Its size In the state. Write
at once as It will not be on the mar
ket long. F-23 Times-Republican.
FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES.
For Sale—Seven passenger automo
bile, two lumber wagons, a hay loader.
F. G. Houghton, Albion.
Fop Sale—1915 five pasenger Paige
car, cheap, as I am leaving the city.
Address W-23, care T.-R.
FOR SALE— CITY PROPERTY
For Sale New five-room cottage,
modern except furnace and gas, with
new garage for $1,500.
Eight room house,, city water, gas,
barn, full lot for $1,800.
Two houses on same lot, modern, ex
cept furnace, paved street, close In,®
$2,SCO for both tented for $30, which
is 14 per cent interest.
Seven room house, modern, paved
street. $3,500.
New seven room bungalow, Are
place, and a dandy for $4,500.
Other houses at all prices to suit
your poeketbook. G. S. Nugent, over
Benedict & Brlntnall's store.
For Sale—Three choice lots In High
view. You will pay mora for them soon
as paving goes in this summer. Terms.
Innes, 22 Bast Main.
For Sale—We have property for sale
of all kinds, some on contract also
farms and acreage, ind Are and tor
nado Insurance. Give us a trial. John
Coburn & Co., over 5 arid 10-Cent store.
For Sale—(Have an exceptional bar
gain in a house and lot located in west
end, most desirable location. Will ac
cept as part payment an up-to-date
auto. Colonel Kendall.
For Ssle—Two-room house and two
lots at 1309 West Boone street on easy
terms. Inquire at ward 14 main build
ing, soldiers' home.
For 8ale—New modern six-room
house, hardwood floors, lot 46%xl80.
Phone 149 or white 864 or call 112
North Ninth street.
For Sals—My home at 308 Jerome
street, nine rooms and bath modern.
Will sell at a bargain. W. E. Mo
Leland.
For Sale—A good house with lots,
for sale to the right person. Write, or
phone 173. J. Benson. Sheffield, Iowa.
For Sale—'Houses on monthly pay
ments, or will take in exchange vacant
lots or live stock of any kind. If you
want a house built orJa house repaired
we will do it for yotS, and you can pay
a?
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air 226 feet above the surface by means
or an aerial cable way over the Efrig*
phant Butte dam.
Bowel Complaints In India.
In a lecture at one of the Dea Moines,
Iowa, churches a missionary from In
dia told of going Into the interior of
Jndia, where he was taken sick, that
he had a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with
him and believed that it saved his life.
This remedy Is used successfully In In
dia both as a preventive and cure for.
cholera. You may know from this that
It can be depended upon tor the milder
forms of bowel complaint that occur In
this country. Obtainable everywhere.—
Advertisement.
The latest available figures of the
Pennsylvania bureau of Industrial sta
tistics give the labor cost of more
than $30,000,000 worth of electrical
supplies manufactured In the state in
1912 as 38 per cent of the total value.
At auction house, 106 East Church
street, Saturday, May 27, at 2 o'clock,
a lot of good household furniture, gas
ranges, cook stoves. Vernis Martin
bed, fine moquette 9x12 rug Stand
hope rubber tired buggy, road wagon,
five passenger four cylinder Perry
automobile, with good top. all In good
running order man's watch and new
drop head Singer sewing machine.
Don't miss this sale. Terms cash.
Kendall & Pitcher.
AUCTION.
As the owner Is going to California
will sell oh premises, 12 South Seventh
avenue, Marshalltown, Iowa, Thursday,
June 1 at 2: 30. New five room house,
modern residence on alley, lot 37 1-8*
94, house has bath and toilet, hot and
cold water, gas, electric lights, good
cement basement with Lennox furnace.
On paved street and sidewalk in, all
paid. One block to car line, handy to
all factories. Easry terms, $300, or $500
down, balance monthly. Possession
given at once. Property open for In
spection all day sale day. See banner
on the house. Colonel Kendall, auc
tioneer.
LIVE STOCK, HORSES, ETC.
For Sale—Several head of big type
registered. Hampshire boars and bred
sows. Doctor Evans, Marshalltown.
For Sale or Trade One driving
mffre. F. H. Houghton.
For Sale—Shetland pony, broke to
drive and ride, gentle. Call 109 North
First street. Phone 1829, ring 2.
Walter Pinneo.
For 8ale—'Two good work mares,
age 6 and 6 cheap. Phone $1 on 19.
J. H. Long.
For Sale—Pair draft black colts, 3
yejara old. Phone 1543 red.
For 8ale—One hundred goats and
100 Shropshire ewes with lambs. E.
W. Harmon.
For Sate—Eight head of registered
Hereford bulls of serviceable ages:
herd headers, farm bulls and several
good aged bulls with Quality. Prices
right Bills Baily, Marshalltown. Iowa.
One mile southeast of depots.
KQQ8 FOR HATCHING.
For Sale—Eggs for hatching from
pure bred. Barred Plymouth Rocks, 50
cents for setting of fifteen, $3 per
hundred. Mrs. Mary M. Evans, Madrid.
Iowa.
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ONE CENT PER WORD EACH INSERTION—NO A D. RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN 15 CENTS.
•Summit for rent, one on South
Twelfth street, one on East Main.
Phone 1593 yellow. Plumb Bros.
For Sale—iM-odern house of seven
rooms, centrally located In Palaclos.
Tex. Sacrifice at $1,800. Would con
sider good car in part payment. Write
me at once. Box 3, Wllke, Iowa.
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10 to 40 per cent^in price. Come quick.
Big bargains for early birds. Ever
Ist's wallpaper house.
For Sale—A splendid two and one
half acre tract inside city limits. Good
house and barn, splendid' orchard and
small fruit. An ideal home. Mortgage
$2,000. Will take equity in cash or city
property. S. C. Bell, telephone 835.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Two houses and lots, on premises,
Ave room cottage at 103 and a. six room
cottage at 105 East Linn street, Mar
shalltown, Wednesday, May 31, at 2:30
p. m. These properties are modern
except bath. In a fine location, only
two blocks to court house square, on
paving and sidewalks. Rented for $15
per month. Handy to school and
church. Here is an opportunity to buy
a good little home or an investment.
Properties will be sold separately. Don't
overlook this sale but be there. Prop
erties will be shown on sale date.
Terms on sale date. West, owner. Col
onel Kendall, auctioneer.
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Next to mining and preparation of
coal, this Is the largest labor cost In
percentage of all Industries In tho
state of Pennsylvania,
Pretty -Good 'Evidence.
"Not guilty, sir," replied the pris
oner.
"Where did you find the prisoner,
constable?" asked the magistrate.
"In Trafalgar Square, sir," was the
reply.
"And what made you think he was
intoxicated?"
"Well, sir, he was throwing his
walking stick Into the basin of one OL
the fountains and trying to entice one
of the stone lions to go and fetch It
out again.''
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets Druggists refund money If It falls
to cure. E. W. Grove's signature to on
each box. S6c.
SOUTH DAKOTA
$10.00 ROUND TRIP to all points via the M. 6 St. L.
Railroad.
Tickets on sale each Tuesday, good for ten days. Lib
eral stop overs. Farmers, land agents and investors send
for descriptive booklet of cheap lands.
A. B. CUTTS, G. P. A.—M. & St. L. B. R.
Minneapolis, Minn.
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FOfc APWR015 ONE.SEATED
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eggs 75 cents for fifteen, $4 per hun- erty. Inquire 102H South First
a a i« ntUk \f a or nfftf nue.
dred. All eggs tested with Magic egg
tester. Pekln duck eggs 10 cents each.
J. E. Curtis. Phone $2 on 4B. Mar
shalltown.
POULTRY
For Sale—Baby chicks, 10 cents each.
Phone 1645 green. 801 South First
avenue.
IOWA LANDS
'For Sale—Five acres with goad
buildings, near school, on good road,
one mile from Greene, Butler County.
Easy terms. C. W. Soesbe, Greene,
Iowa.
For Sale—160 acres of land, one and
half miles from Albion and 179 acres
of land three milea from Caldwell. I
own this land and will sell direct. F. G.
Houghton, Albion, Iowa.
MINNESOTA "LAND
I For Sale—Choice unimproved land*
for sale cheap, In Itasca county. Mln
nesota. Seventy-flve Improved /arms in
Pennington county. Mlnnesots. Prices
rigtot. Terms reasonable. Call or write,
Tames M. Draper. Spring Lake, Itasca
county, Minnesota.
For Sale—In Waseca county Min
nesota, 177 acres, eighty—four acres
plowed, slxty-threo meadow, thirty
some timber on it, soil black loam
nine-room house and other buildings
three-inch tubular well. Ellen Ash,
820 North Broad street, Mankato.
Minn.
WYOMING LANDS.
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'For Sale—Fine Improved ranch, 320
acres, In Central Wyoming, will also
sell farm implements and' stock now
on farm. Wyoming Is a new country
In which to make money and this is
the farm. Lots of trout. Having
'lived here thirty-three years, can tell
you something about it. Want to sell
because of age. V. Gonsalves, ^I|pn
Rock, Converse county, Wyoming.
MICHIOAN LAND.
Land for everybody small or large
tracts, unexcelled for general farming,
poultry, stock, dairying and fruit $10
to $25 per acre $5 to $100 first pay
ment: balance long time best and
largest traot to select from In Michi
gan: will bear closest Investigation
good transportation, markets, roads,
schools, water and climate. Potatoes
alone make more iponey per acre than
corn on $200 land in Iowa. Write to
day for full Information free. I want
to tell you about this country. George
W. Swlgart, .owner, X-1247 First Na
tional Bank, building, Chicago. III.
SOUTH DAKOTA LAN08.
For 8ale South Dakota farms
$1,500 to $3,600. Write Clyde Brewster.
Aberdeen, S. D.
TO RENT
To Rent—Modern house very rea
sonable. Best location. Phone 836.
To Rent—Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, 1308 Summit street.
Phone yellow 1790.
To Rent—Modern seven-room flat,
close In, nice large airy rooms, with
laundry accommodations. Inquire at
6 North Third street
To Rent—Five-room hoqas oh the
south side. I. S, Finkle.
..To' Rent—Lower flat, four complete
ly furnished housekeeping rooms mod
ern conveniences. Phone 541..
To Rent—Furnished, modern house
to reliable party owner goinsr on va
cation for the summer. Phone red
789.
To 8ell or Trade—Fine home in
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Pest Is largely-used tot thf firing
railroad engines In 8wad»ft/jl
DRUNKARDS SAVE!
We are In earnest when ws ask yo«
to give ORRJNB a trial. T«tt h»«C
nothing to risk and everything to gala."
for your mcney will*be ntUMMMl
after a trial you fall to ff*t: recoup
from OtRKflCJD. This 'offer fives tlW
wives and mothers of those who- drtnte
to excess an opportunity to try, the
ORRINE treatment. It Is a very shnpi*
treatment, ean be given in the home
without publicity or toss of tlme nwa
business. Can be given secretly Vfett"
out patient's knowledge,
ORRINE is prepared In two for
No. 1, secret treatment, a powder
RINB No. 2, in pill form, for those who
desire to take voluntary ttfealtfMmV
Costs only fl.00 a box.' Ask for boah*'
let
McBride Will Drug Oonpw^r* jMVf)
ner Main and Center streets.
Public
Saturday, May 27
-AT-
Albion, Iowa
AT 10 A. M.
THE OLD PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE,
mmrmm
two-story brick building, of sevea
rooms, 45x72 20 feet to the eavev
TO BE MOVED BY AUG, 1.
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TERMS CASH
W. P. Mauslby, Auct.
A. L. Burgett, Clerk
CITY EDGE PONY FARM
Marehalltown, Iowa.
Aa a special attraction we are offer*
ing for sale for the next thirty days
only, some extra well bred yodng stal
lions and mares In foal, by prise win
nlng sires, at prices to make a quick
turn. Can't you use one of these good
ponies. Write your wants. WM. X&
SLOPPY & SON, Marshalltown. IOwa.
LOST—
WANTED—
FOUND—
To Rent—Modern flve-roem horns
at 405% North Third avenue. Phou*
yellow 297
To Rent Garage, also bain 80S
South Fourth avemie.
To Rent—Modern furqlshyd roonu^
311 West Church street Phone 451,
To JJeJK—Modern roomns^.
or unfurnished, for light ho
ing. Phone'JlS white. .....
To Rent—'Fine pasture. Can taks
eight or ten more cows. F. H. Willard.
Phone 123.
To Rent—Four modern unfurnished
rooms. Inquire 611 East Linn street.
To Rent-HModern furnishJtt sleeping
rooms, with bath. «11 Bast Linn.
To Rent—Nicely furnished modern
room close in. Phone yellow 1132
To Rent—South Side coal yards, 'of
fice and scales, on M. & St X* trsek*.
I. S. Finkle.
LOST
Lost—«Purse containing money and
spectacles, In west part of town. Re
turn to this office. Reward.
FOUND
Found—Five calves in my pasture,
from 6 months to 1 year old. C. F,
Elliott, Green Mountain, Iowa.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan upon farm and elty
property. G. W. Lawrence A Co, First
National Bank building.
Money to loan on first mortgages on
farm lands, for ward, st reasonable in
terest. H. C. Louncbury, attorney,
guardian.
Can cash your town property In ten
days. Whitehead & Edwards, over 89
West Main.
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY' LANDf
If so, &et m. copy of our Journal first
It has lands, city property and. stocks
of goods advertised In its columns from
nearly every state, so that you
MISCELLANEOUS
Ssfety razor blades sksrpsneA. Xaav*
at Old Reliable Drug1 Store.
Get Jensen's big sufte truok. you
picnickers, get a crowd together. Phone
518.
Auto livery snd country dtfvlnr a
specialty. Cars for picnics, ete. Prompt
service. Jenson's auto livery, rear S
North Third avenue. Phone 618.
Fivs per oent on first mortgage loans
on Marshall county farms. See Whits
head & Edwards, over 19-81 West
Main street
8outhwest Iowa Is a fertile field fttt
the man with anything to sell that has
merit. It Is thickly popalated and
prosperous. Seventy-five thousslndpeo
pie In southwest Iowa rend the daily
Nonpareil. It Is the great want ad
medium of this section. It Is known CSV
and wide aa a producer of reeulta It
won have land or anything else to sell
or trade, get In touch with sotithwpat
Iowa thru the Nonpareil.
Bluffs. Iowa.
CUT RATE SHIPPING.
Cut rates on household goods ts
Paolflo coast and other points. Supsrtsi
service reduced rates. The Bap*
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