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7S* Light in the Clearing Till of th« North Country in th« Tim* Of 111m Wright A«UMfW "IbM HIMM," Tfrt of Ik* llmiiltUi" "K-H— UpWUh Unto," KM. Bta. (OaVfricht, lflT, brrtag •asaeller) J»r. Grlmshaw shook his head with .anger and beat the floor with the end of hla cane. "Nobody knows anything o' the kind, Bayoes," aatd Mr. Dunkelberg. "Of coureo Amos never thought o* killing anybody. He'* a harmless kind of a boy. I know him well and so do you. Under the circumstances iff. Qrlm shaw la afraid that Bart's story will make It difficult for Amos to prove hla Innocence." Uncle Peabody shook his head witb a look of firmness. Again Grlmahaw laughed between Ms teeth as he looked at my node. yjD his view every man had his 'price. "I see that I'm the mouse an' you'ro the cat." he resumed, as that curious laugh rattled in his throat. "Look a' here, Bajmoo, I'll tell ye what I'll do. Ill cancel the hull mortgage." Again Uncle Peabody rose from bis chair with a took In hla face which I -have never forgotten. How his voice sang out! "No, air I" he shouted ao loudly that Xe all jumped to our feet and Aunt Dee! covered her face with her apron and began to cry. It was like the ex plosion of a blast. Then the frag ments began falling with aloud crash: "NO, 8IR! YE CAN'T BUY THS NAIL ON MT LITTLE FINGER OR BIS WITH ALL YBR MONEY— D-—N YOU!" It was like the shout of Israel from the top of the mountains. 8hep bounced Into the house with hair on end and the chickens cackled and the old rooster clapped his wings and crowed with all the power of his lnngs. Every member of that little group stood stock still and breathless. I trembled with a fear I could not have defined. Mr. Grlmshaw shuffled out of the door, hla cane rapping the floor as If hla arm bad been stricken with palsy la a moment. Mr. Duakelberg turned to my aunt, his face scarlet, and mattered an apol! ogy for the disturbance and followed the money lender. "C6me on, Bart," Unci* Peabody called cheerfully, aa he walked toward the barnyard. "Let's go an' git ta them but'nuts." He paid no attention to OUT visi tors—neither did my aunt' who fol» lowed us. The two men talked to gether a moment, unhitched their horses, got Into their buggies and drove away. "Wal. I'm surprised at Mr. Horace Dunkelberg tryln' to come it over as like that—ayes! I be," said Aunt DeeL "Wal, I ain't," said Uncle Peabody. **01' Grlmshaw has got him under his thumb—that's what's tbe matter. You'll find he's up to hla ears In debt to Grlmshaw—-probly." As we followed him toward the house, h% pushing the wheelbarrow loaded wjth sacks of nuts, be added: "At last Grlmshaw has found some thin' that he can't buy an' he's awful surprised. Too bad be didn't lean that lesson long ago." He stopped his wheelbarrow by the steps and we sat down together on die edge of the stoop a's he added: "I got mad—they kep' plckin' on me so—I'm sorry, but I couldn't help It. Well start up agin aomewberes if we have to. There's a good many days' work In me yet.* As we Carried the bags to the attic room I thought of the lodestone and the compass and knew that Mr. Wright had foreseen what was likely to bap pen. When we came down Undo Pea body said to me: UI feel sorry, awful sorry, for that boy." We spent a silent afternoon gather^ log apples. After supper we played old sledge and my uncle had hard work to keep us In good countenance. We went to bed early and I lay long, hearing the autumn wind In the popple leaves and thinking of tiiat great thing which bad grown strong within us, little by little, In the candle light. 1 (To be "Continued.) Nutmef Poison. A German medical Journal, tfcS Munich Hodislalseho Woohonschrift, gives a curious story of two cases ot poisoning from nutmeg, an article la daily use in food and drink. Two ser vant girls partook of mixture made up of two to«n4 mUmcs, a rati! quantity ot powdered etnaMMa half liter, shoot ©no piat, of fcot wine. One girl drank the greater part. the other but a small portion. Both were taken to the hospital uncon scious. The one who drank the great part remained ins stupor for three days and it was not«ontll the fifth day that sho recovered her senses. Tho other, who like ths first developed failure of memory, vertigo and sou* nolenoe, was not ao tent In recovery. Nutmeg oontnlon an ethertal oil that Is a recognised poison. er FARMS For Sale 287 Aere Stoek and Grain Farm. Good building* and fences. Plen ty water. Telephone and mall route. All in cultivation but 12 acres timber. Liberal terms. Write owner j, E. KENNEDY, Maosn, Me. .1 6t COLLX I'LL 4ET IT WHEN I ET HOME ro* VTANIN' OUT HOW TO ANSWER Advertising Where No Address I* Given, but Key Num bo- Used. When an advertiser doe* not use fete name it is btcatim he doe* not want the public to know U: ao yon moat address a letter to Times-Republican, using tbe letters be tine* We deliver •he mto the advertiser promptly. We eaa not five you his nam* or add'** All advertisements for thU coiama must be In this office tr noon for publication that day- WANTED. Wanted—To buy or rent. Modern house. Phone yellow 1""$. Wanted—Transfer Phone green 387. and express- Wanted—To "buy, si* or seven room modern house. Xot too far out. State location, price and terms. Address I-S care Times Republican. Wanted—Second hand stoves also furniture. Phone White 1162 or green 1407. Wanted—For cash, cheap residence property. Box 262, city. Wanted—1 will pay cash for a good second hand typewylter. If sold cheap, give particulars. Address lock box 346. Wanted—A few liberty bonds, tele phone 531, or address box 93. Wanted—Kodak finishing. We de velop and print your kodak pictures and mail them to you promptly. Send for prices and free enlargement from one of your best films. Bowen's Ko dakery, corner First and Main street, Manahalltown. Wanted— Any buslnesd sold for cash, no mattsr where located, no pub licity, ten to thirty days. Midwest. Business,Exchange, Des Moines, low a. Wanted—Ti rent seven or eight room modern house with garage. In vicinity of Arnold school. Call green 1319. Wanted—to rent nve or si* mom cottage or bungalow by March 1. Will by if location and terms suit. W. H. Hollcroft, care Central Foundry- Com pany. Wanted—To buy a one horse wagon in good repair. Address Box 114, Mel bourne, Iowa. Wanted—To hear from owner of good fa Phi for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minne apolis, Minn. Wanted—To sell one of the best business cafes in the state not an ex pulsive Investment but a business get ter well established, well equipped and iiv good running condition, cash re* ^pts for 1918 over $1,600, a chance to be made better if a good hustler, act quick. Address K~4 care Mlyshalltown Times-Republican. Wanted—A ftirnished room for light hottsekeplng by a lady living alone. Best of references, give particulars, adress lock box 340 city. Wanted—Second hand stoves: also furniture. Phone white 11$2 or crefin 1467. Wanted—Old false teeth, don't mat ter If broken. 1 pay $2 to $50 per set. Send by parcel poet and receive check by return mail. R. Jornitz, 2116 E. Fayette street., Baltimore, Md. Wanted—Rug weaving and cleaning. ^Marshall Rut Works, ill Bast State street. Wanted—everyone to know that the services of tbe vlsiting nurse employed by the Visiting Nureea* Association are to be -had at what patleate. are able aad willing to pay, or without pay by those lb straitened circumstance* Telephone Clara Britt, 201 West Main street. Phone Yellow 1115. HELP WANTED—MALE. Wanted—Boy. Bverlst Watt Paper House. Wanted—Man to sell trees, shrubs, rosee, vines. Brown Bros., Rochester n. r. Wanted—Meat cutter Jn city. Answer inquiry In full, state wages wanted. Write K-$ care Times-Republican. Wanted—Men employed in largo factories. Bhvn $100 a month, spare time. Big opportunity. Write us to day. E. L. Keiser Company, Palmer Building, Detroit, Mich. Wanted—Men, see 17 to «6. Exper ience unnecessary. Travel make sec ret investigations, reports. Salaries, expenses. American Foreign Detect ive Agency, 762 St Louis. Wanted—Government railway mail derk examination (males and female* March 15. Special full, complete prep aration only $10, by our expert, former government examiners. Bnroll toay or wrtte for free particulars, "RMC." Patterson Civil Service School, Rochester, N. Y. Wanted—Mm lo irort this city re fiMshlnc chandeliers, brass beds, auto mobiles, by new method $10 daily without capital or experience. Write Gunmetal Company, 371 Elm, Deca tur, 111. Wanted—Brakemen, "firemen, $160 $300 monthly experience unnecessary, must study easy necessary Instruction send stamp. Railway Association, care Tiints-Republican. Last year the exports passing out of New York harbor had a greater valua tion than the comWnJSd exfrOrts of Asia Africa and Austral! ktkJ&SL, BRINGING UP FATHER AW TELL "YOOH Wire "TOU WUZ AT A 6WELL CLUB AN' MCT AN OPtHA 5lN,CHt AN" HE WO* TALKlNrQpBto^ tO"YOObl WANTED FGUND— LOST— HELP WANTED—FEMALE. Wanted—Dishwasher at Strub's cafe. Wanted—Housekeeper, a lady be tween 30 and 40 years old. No objection to small child references required. Address William Johnson, Grlnnell, Iowa, care of X. B. Mencer. Wanted—Housekeeper for widower •without children, widow preferred, no objection to children, permanent home, good pay. Addres E-5 care this paper. Wanted—Waitress at once. Cray's}' Cafe. (. Wanted—Chamber maid. Stoddart Hotel. Wanted—Competent maid for gen-|n eral housework. Address T-7 care this office. Wanted—Housekeeper for old couple In poor health, two in family. Call 406 North Third street. Phone yellow 1187. Wanted—Girl for general house work, no wasliings. W. F. Innes, 411 Hughes street. Wanted—Good girl for general house work. 206 Xorth First street. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Wanted—A live hustling business getter to handle exclusively In Mar-: shall. Story and Tama counties, one of the best commodities known in the automobile field. $2,000 is required. This is an exceptional opportunity to make big money. Address E-6, Times- .' Republican. Wanted—Magazine solicitors. The Iowa Magazine can use solicitors in every county in lowa. Liberal com mission. Write now for exclusive ter Mtory. Iowa Magazine Bureau, Great er Iowa Association, D. W. Hutchln 'sot!, Putnam Bldg., Davenport, Iowa. Wanted—$5 monthly Invested in Kentucky oil under new plan may bring riches. Free book tells how. Shareholders' Association, »10 Inter Southern Building. Louisville, Ky. Wanted—Write a sons. Love, moth er. home, childhood, patriotic or any subject. I compose ard guarantee publication. Send words today. Thomas Merlin, 774 Reaper Block, Chi cago. —i AGENTS WANTED. Wanted—Agents. Authentic "Life Theodore Roosevelt." Introduction by Ex-President Taft. Sells oh sight. Liberal agents commisisons. Outfit free. Bible Educational Society, Puller ton building. St. Louis, Mo. Wanted—Agents. March's "History of World War." Wonderful agents money maker. Introduction General March, highest officer United States army. Liberal commissions. Outfit free. Bible Educational Society, St. Louis, MO. Wanted—Agents. Sell complete his tory of world war by March. Life of Roosevelt. Introduction by Tatt. Best terms, freight paid, outfits free. Chau taucrua Association, 733 Rookery, Chi cago. Wanted—A^ento. Roosevelt memo rial book, illustrated., world war his tory pictorial. These 'books having enormous sale. Our agents doing biggest business. Get with livest! house. Best terms. Outfits free. R.! L. Phillips Publishing Company, Chi ca«o, 111.. Philadelphia, Pa., Atlanta,: 5fcL, Waco, Tex., Denver Colo., Butte, Mont. Address nearest office. Wanted—Agents. Most complete and authentic war book. Introduction by General March. Unique patriotic insert for soldier's photograph and military record. Thousands of books ready for immediate shipment. Also Roosevelt book. Special terms. Freight paid. Credit given. Outfit free. H. L. Baldwin Company, Rockefeller Build lng, Cleveland, O. Wanted—Agents. "Memorial Life of Roosevelt," "America's War For Hu manity," each $2 50 per cent commis sion to agents. Ford automobile given free for ninety days' best record sales.! Send 20 cents for each outfit. F. B. Dickerson Company, Detroit, Mich. "Wanted—Agents. War books, war, books, war books. Complete, authentic and thrilling, official illustrations. Maps, charts, diagrams. Big book, big profits. Also "Life ot Roosevelt." Freight .paid. Credit given. We give best bank reference. Outfit free. R. C. Barnum Company, Chicago, 106 Xorth LaSalle street. SALESMEN WANTED. Wantsd Salesmen oallinff upon garages, auto accessory, hardware, implement, mill supply, automobile, motorcycle, motor truck and tractor dealers, can handle two nationally-ad vertised meritorious article* on com mission. State present connections, ter ritory covered, etc., confidentially by mall. Mr. Hucknall, 2613 Michigan avenue, Chicago. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. For Sale—1916 Oldamoblle four pas senger roadster $800, 191.8 Studebalter four, Ave passenger $550, 1917 Dodge roadster $750. 19H Oakland six, Ave pdsenger $650, 1810 Oakland six, tWO passenger roadster $«04),.l»l« Kissol six, •ovgn passenger $900. 1916 Jackson, wlutcr top $550, 1916 Chevrolet winter I-JM4' 11 itf1Jl April?' f* TKKLfcO mftMCTCO WUbK *4 J' and summer top $3."0. 1916 Ford road ster $265, 191* Ford roadster $875. 1916 Dodge' five passenger $700, 1917 Ford Ave passenger $350, iMaytag speedster $500, Hupmobile S2. five paaenger $300. 1 We buy and sell used cans. Auto Sal vage and Exchange Company, 13-15-17 North Second avenue, telephone 1II5. For Sale—Model 32, four paasenger Hupmobile, good tires and in good condition also nearly new seven pes Isenger Jeffreys. Hewitt's garage. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. I For Sale—Blacksmith tools and stock all complete. Address H. B. Koolman, WelWburg, Iowa. For Sale—Rabbits, Belgian and New Zealand. Clarence Batesole. phone white 1061. 1 For Sale—Old swivel chair and small sewing table, $1 each. Call at T.-R. office. For Sale—Good paying grocery anrf lunch room. Business near C. & N. W. und M. & St. L. stations. Good reason for Kelling. Address R. A. Fuller, Gif ford. Iowa. For Sale MaJeBtlc range, hard wood chunks, side board, kitchen cabi-! net, rockers, buffet, one bed-room suite, Jennie Linn corn plow, hay rack and wagon, otie surrey. Phone 162 on 1 3 a For Sale—I am leaving Marshall town and will dispose of all house hold furniture which consists of piano, duofold davenport, fumed oak dining set with six genuine leather bottom chairs, 2 fumed oak rockers, rugs.' brass beds, oak dresser and chiffonier, walnut dreBser, hall tree, sewing ma-, chine, washing machine, cabinet gas range an other: household* goods. Ar ticles can lie seen at 1006 West Church street or phone yellow 1670 tor appointment. For Sale—$12 takes new $25-siEe 130 egg redwood incubator, never used. Still crated. Will ship on approval C. O. D. Answer only if you want it .shipped. Act quick. Chicago Storage Company, 3409 Xorth Paulina street, Chicago. For Sale—1918 model Excelsior mo torcycle. first Wass condition, at a bar gain. Phone red 812 or K. C. Cycle Shop. For Sale—120 egg oit" Trusty in cubator. almost as good as new, $10. Call at 602 East Church street. For Sale—12-20 Emerson tractor, with power lift attachment, three bot torn plow and big platform tandem disk. Is in first cla«s condition, new only last spring. Reason for selling am moving to smaller farm. Priced to sell quick. Louis L. Duffus, Brooklyn, Iowa. Route Xo. 4. For Sale—Home grown timothy seed new crop rfecleaned. A. S. Beary, Albion, lowa. For Sale—About 20 tons choice clo ver hay. $1S per ton. W. R. Stewart. Rural 5. For Sale—Seed potatoes about 200 bushels the Carman, as good a potato to yield as there is on the market: first here first perved price $2 a bush el. J. E. Klrth, Traer, Iowa. For Sale—Wood, second growth,' black oak, furnace chunks or stove wood. 161 on 18, W. S. Haynes. For Sale—Sixty bushels, nice home grown recleaned clover seed $25 per bushel, sacks furnished for shipment. R. M. Bvjnoughs, 'Gilman, Iowa. For Sale—Rabbits, stop, look, lis-1 ten. Rufua Red Belgian hares and' Flemish Giants, single pairs, or trios., Get a pair or trio and raise some of the best meat known, prices right. Grundy Center Rabbitry, box 248, Grundy Center, Iowa. POULTRY. For 'Sale—Rose Comb Rhode' Island Red cockerels. Mrs. Emma Evans, State Center, Iowa. LIVE STOCK, HORSES. ETC. For Sale—Pure bred Duroc sows, Three two year olds and seven gilts brod to Trallfinder No. 205515 for] March and April farrow, the big kind and good Individuals. Leech Wiseman, Geneva, Iowa. For Sals—Scotch yearling short horn bulls of the best of breeding, some Scotch heifers and American bred cows and heifers. W. Harmon. For Sale—100 high grade owes, safe in lamb to recorded Oxford ram, oall or address John Graham, Bldora, Iowa. For Sale—Scotch Shorthorn bulls for farmer and breeder. Poland China bred gilts bred for February, March and April farrow. A. J. Banks, 'Mon tour, lowa. For 8sle—Fifty-five head of big type Poland. China bred sows to be sold at Marshalltown Wednesday, Feb. 26, they are the big bone, big Utter kind. Write for catalog. J. T. Molloy and Son, Al bion, lowa. FOR SALE—CITY PROPERTY. For Bale, Exchange or Rent—Best bargains in farms and city property. Lyon Land Company. 4: weu:J One Cent Per Word For Each Insertion —No Ad Received For Less Than 18 Cents I WET HU0 M001HAT0 WE .REAT TtNO» AN' HE WOZ S0 INTEREST IN^^JALVON A^OOT Classified Advertisements For Sale—Lot on Ninth avenue near 'Main street, cash or payments. Ad drees T-7 this office. For Sale—Lot, Melrose park. Cash or payments. Address R-7 thla office. For Sale or Trade—Lot. will equity cheap. Phone red 18S4. For Sale—Lot, Melrose park, eult able, residence, partial payments. Ad dress R-7 thla office. For Sale—^Five-room house fine lot. paved street, second ward. Phone yellow 1830. For Sate—Good six room house, one story, modern except furnace and bath tub. Good lot 4 Ox SO,, garage, paved street, for only $2.«00. Can give im mediate pcaseaslon. Xugent A Lynn. For Sale or Rent—Seven room house, partly modern, one half block from car line. Phone red 176S. For Sale—There has been placed In my hands, the best income property for the money In the city. It will pay over $100 per month and the total in vestment, will be less than $8,000. You can not replace It for $1",000. It la choice. Details hj^peronal interview or leter. T. C. Blue, 24 East Main street, phone 374 or white 1357. For Sale—oA-ing to my mother's death I offer for sale our new, atrict ly modern home located In Second ward consiting of six rooms and bath oak floors thruout Lfnnox fur nace and thermostat. Address L-9 care this office. ~For Sale—Residence, S10~North First avenue, one block nortM of high school. Lot 73x180. Sarah E. Price. For Sals—Three full* lots and some acreage southwest part of city, two blocks from street car on Lincoln high way, paved. Also eighteen acres to rent adjoining. W. B. Race, 106 South Fourth avenue. For Sale or Exchange—Good mod err, residence. Write L-4, care Times-! Republican. Bargain If sold quick, For Sale—Modern house, large lot. 606 Xorth Second avenue. Phone white 1084 after 6 p. m. For Sale—Two cottages on one lot, to be sold together. Phone 1596. For Sale—411 £ast Main street and 106 South Fifth avenue, to settle estate of Ellen E. Powell. Frank M. Haradon exccutor. For Sals—House and furniture. Home of Mn?. Theresa Tuttle, 10 Xorth Fifth avenue. For Sale—Full lot, house, barn, houee closc In, paved street, furnace, hot and cold water, electric lights, for cook ing, bath and toilet. Call 12 South First avenue or write box 177, MarshalltOwn, Iowa. For Sale—Several good building lots, paved etreet. Easy terms. Price right, Address S-20 this office. 1 1 MUS»C I COOL 4CT AWAf ANt 500*f*i 3 sell For Sale—«Lot on Tenth avenue near Marlon street, cash or payments. Ad dreaa T-7 this office. HOU iNwcT-ne OOf%N'T %PfAK A W0*0 OF V*4M«rt For Sale—230 acre® situated live mile* of town. 135 acres under culti vation, worth $1KI per acre. Two seta of improvements, for quick sale $15, 500 $4,000 will handle. Don't write, come down at once, time too short to write letters. J. K. Oarr, F^rmington, Iowa. For Sale—Farm highly Improved, be ing the north 100 acre# of the south east quarter of section M. township $4. range 2S. Story county. IoWa, located two and a half miles north of Nevada. Price only $3(0 per aore. Terms as follows: $1,000 at time of sale. $4,000 March 1, 1919, lone time loan at res* sonable interest for balance. Posses sion given March 1. This price good only short time. Hinecker Larson. For Sale—One of the best small farms in Marshall county, two and one-half miles out, about fifty or sixty acres for corn. Will sell on easy terms. See -ne before Feb. 15 if you want to buy. c. C. Doran. owner, 11$ Xorth Center street For Sale—We have two farms we! can sell and give possession "March* 'i one 160 acre farm 11 miles from Mar shalltown, well Improved, fenced hog tight, a dandy. One eighty acre farm r.ear Marahall'.own, fair improvements. Will take as part payment down on larger farm $3,000 and on the eighty. $1,000, and will carry the balance back on farm. Will accept live stock or clear city property In exchange. Phone or write or see Plumb'Bros. For Sale—1My 80-acre improved farm seven mllerf south of'Siarthhlltown.'See me for price and terms. Possession March 1. 1919. J. E. .Curli*. city. For Sale—Twenty-nve acres of land, two large orchards, all fenced hog tight, eight room modern house, every thing up to date. Moving to Marshall town. F. G. Houghton, Albion, lowa. For Sale—We have some very good propositions on Marshall county farms, also city property. See us If you want to buy or sell. Glmre and Rlnden, Masonic temple. ILLINOIS LAND. For Sale—Quick, 86-acre farm well located, comfortably Improved, only $«,f.00. Take $2,000 down, give long time on balance, 6 per cent. State your wants. Write W. F. McCready, Qulncy. III. SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS. I For Sale—Buy your soldier boy a home in the county that produced over 4,000,000 bushels or Btnall grain anil plenty of corn last year. Unim proved, $"0 improved. $50 and up. John Pusey Company, Miller, S. D. MINNESOTA LAND. For Sale—Special 480 acre In south crn Minnesota, near lowa best black I soil over yellow clay subeoil, woll tiled, good improvements, eyery acre best tillable land, smooth, pyduces corn equal to Iowa, fine home, good couo 11y, bargain at J200 an acre. Price for 1 IOWA LANDS. For Sale—Forty acres good land Io-! cated one mile from goOd town and, school cheap if taken tit oncc. Ad dress W-8, ea:*o this oft'ee. For Sale or Rent—Two farms 120 acre stock and grain farm rent $5 an acre cash in advance price $85 an acre on good terms 455 acre stock and grain farm, rent $4 an acre cash in advance, price J85 an acre, terms. Address owners, Sloan & Company, Albla, lowa. For Sale—$70 to $150 per adre for best Iowa farms. Large list sent on request. Spauldlng & O'Donnell, Elma, Iowa. short time $13i per acre, easy terms, retiring from bnsinwss. Owner, Calvin I Young. Hadley, Murray county, Mln neBota. OKLAHOMA CANDS. For Sale—Rich river bottom land. 100 acres, seventy-five cultivated, twenty-five timber, good house, smoke house, barn, stock shed, chicken house, fine well water, telephone, rural achool 2 miles town six miles, grow anything. $75 per acre, $5,600 down, balance per cent. Owner, Box 416. Wagoner, Okli. NEW YORK LANDS. For Sale—$14,000 buy« 860 acres, 5% miles from town 3,500 population, 200 acres tiled, 135 acres splendid pasture, twenty-five acres valuable timber, good 1 For Sale—A real bargain for March 1 delivery, sixty acres located miles of Albion, close to consolidated school and chlurch. Land lies good and in a good state of cultivation im provements very good excepting the barn which is just flair this little farm is all fenced and cross fenced: the finest water system anywhere to be found, a large reservoir furnishes water thruout the yards and house by gravity. Price $230 per acre. A small amount of money will handle this place, See Walter Bohen Land Com pany over 24 Bast Main stfeet. For Sal»— 200 acres 2 Mi miles from Green Mountain. Thla Is an Ideal stock and grain farm, land lays gently roll ing sixty acres permanent blue grass pasture 140 acres of this farm Is In a high state of cultivation. Improve ments good a good barn and house, com crib and horse barn, and plenty of out buildings. This farm is located In a rood community where people are thrifty and neighborly which is a big Item. This farm is priced to sell at $200 per acre $5,000 will handle this farm, we will deliver this farm March 1 if taken in the next week. Walter B. Bohen Land Company over 24 Ba*t Main street. For Sale—Oood 160 acre farm 2 VI ntiles of Rhodes, Iowa. Good fair im provements. Prlce,$2l0 per acre, #$,000 cash, first mortgage runs 18 yeans at 5 per cent. Terms on balance of pur chase price. Possession March 1, 191). Farmers Savings Bank, Rhjpdos, Iowa. 4^ M, eight room house, concrete basement, barn, springs, creek, abundance fruit. Including forty-nine head cattle, hay. straw,.grain and splendid equipment. Easy terms. Free list. Ellis Bros., Springvllle, N. T. WISCONSIN LAND. Landology—A magazlno giving the facts in regard to the land situation. Three months' subscription, free. Tf for a home or as an investment you arc thinking of buylnar good farm lands, simply write me a letter and say, "Mail me Landology and all par ticulars. free." Address Editor. Land ology, .Skldmore Land Co., 160 Skid more Building. Marinette. Wisconsin. TO RENT. To Rent—One furnished room for light housekeping or sleeping, heat, light and gas. Phone 393 ring 2. To Rent—Partly furnished rooms for light houseekeplng. all modern con veniences. No children. 80$ North First avenue. To Rent—iSult of three furnished rooms, '501 West 'Main street. See J. A. Cook. Ta "Rent—Seven room house, large garden, barn and chicken coop. 1114 Summit street. Phono green 1311. To Rent—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. tOS ffaat Unn street. To Ront—*»rnt»hfcd room tor stoop ing or light houaekeptnjfj lU. West State street Phone red 617. FOR SALE— TO RENT TO EXCHANGE- To Rent—nve room cottage. $M South Seoond street, vacant'Ptbruaff N, phone green Ml. To Rent—Furnished- sleeping room. Close in. Reasonable. Phone whits $14. Te Rent—Large front room, separate: entrance. Single sleeping room. Mf Bast State street. .» I.,. To Rent—Five room partly modern house. 707 Noble street In wslklng distance of all factories. This will please you. Frank Pierce. is fr-*- To Rent—3*0 seres. One of the finest improved and thoroughly tiled forms In ohlokssaw county. Only first class farmers with own help and complete outfit need aply. C. W. Soesbs, Greene. Iowa. To Rent—Tw furnished slesplng rooms price reasonable. $•$ Bast L»lnn. A. Morse, ptane white 111#. To Rent—Five room lower flat with bath, all modern. $0$ South Third avenue. Phono yellow nil. To Rent—March I, four room cot* tage, east part of town. Phono Vel low 113$. Te Rent—Front office room wittTre^ caption room. Over 119 Kaat Main street. Finney, the Land Man. To Rent—Two story, eight-room. modern frame house nt !lt North Third street. Possession at one*. Phone 1014, To Rent—Modern/ seven-room flat. close In. Inquire 6 North Third street To Rent—F!ve-roo«n feosae, South aide. I. S. Pinkie. Phone IMA, To Rent—Store room at II Weat Main street W. P. BstoL To Ron*—Oood rooms at tho T. U. C. A.: prteee right Why not town? LOST. Lost—Female police dog, color wolf gray, liberal reward, notify H. B. Kool man, Wellaburg. Iowa. Lost—Leather mitt for right hand. Finder leave at Pflelger's clothing store and receive reward. STRAYEO. Strayed—From my premises near Albion. Duroc sow, weight around 2QQ pounds. Reward to finder. A. S. Beary, Albion, Iowa. NOTICE. Notice—-I am still In the ganeral blacksmith business, rear 17 South Center street. My shop is not for sale. C. K. Andre. MONEY TO LOAN. Money to Loan on roal estate secur ity. We are in the market for a few Liberty Bonds. Lock box 315. Money to Loan upon farm and cit« property. Liberty bonds bought nnJ sold. O. W. Lawrence ft Company. First National Bank building. Money to Loan—See us before von place or renew your farm loan. We have the best plan, long time loan*. Optional payments after first year, low rates of Interest, and no commis sion. Will loan up to $100 per acre, no other restrictions. Central Abstract and Loan Company, over 113 Fast Main street. .Marshalltown, Iowa. MISCELLANEOUS. Cash—Sell your property, any kind, anywhere quickly for caah. North western Business Agency, Minneapolis. For Sale—Stocks and bonds bought and sold. "Financial Indtcator" malle free. Reports on any stack or bou Issue upon request. Choice dividend paying stocks which are fully protect ed as to lnvstment our specialty. Smith-Martin Company, 21$ LaSallo street, Chicago. For Sale—'Farm sale lunches put up and served at reasonable prices. Phbnw Albion Restaurant. Notice—To the rarmem: I am still in the blacksmith business, so bring in your work so I can get It done for you. c. E. Andre. Wantw)—Tobacco or snuff habit cured or. no pay. $1.00 if cured. Re medy sent on trial. Superba Co., W 119. Baltmore. Maryland. 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