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THURSDAY, October SB, 10M,
STATE OF IOWA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
A PROCLAMATION
By the Governor.
Pursuant to law, I, Albert B. Cum
mins, Governor of the State of Iowa,
do hereby proclaim, make known and
give notice that at the general election
to be held on the Tuesday next after
the first Monday In November, A. D.
1906, it being the sixth day of Nov
ember, A. D., 1906, the following offices
ate to be filled by the vote of all the
electors of the State, towit:
The office of governor of the state
of Iowa.
The office of lieutenant governor of
the state of Iowa.
The office of secretary of state of
the state of Iowa.
The office of auditor of state of the
state of Iowa.
The office of treasurer of iHate of the
state of Iowa.
The office of attorney general of the
state of Iowa.
The office of superintendent of pub
lic instruction of the state of Iowa.
The office of railroad commissioner
of the state of Iowa, to succeeed David
J. Palmer.
The office of railroad commissioner
of the state of Iowa to suceed Edward
A. Dawson.
The office of judge of the supreme
court of the state of Iowa, to succeed
Emlln McCIain.
The office of judge of the supreme
court of the state of Iowa to succeed
John C. Sherwin.
The office of clerl: of the supreme
court of the state of Iowa.
j. ae office of supreme court reporter
of the state of Iowa.
I further proclaim, make known and
give notice that at the said general
election, so to be held, on the sixth
day of November, A. D. 1906, the fol
Ipwing offices are to be filled by the
yote of the electors of the several con
gressional, senatorial, representative
and Judicial districts, towit:
By the vote of the electors the
following congressional districts:
The office of representative in con
gress from the First congressional dis
trict
The office of representative In con
gress from the Second congressional
district.
The office of representative In con
gress from t..e Third congressional
district.
The office of representative in con
gress from the Fourth congressional
district.
The office of representative in con
gress from the Fifth congressional dis
trict.
The office of representative in con
gress from the Sixth congressional dis
trict.
The office of representative in con
gress from the Seventh congressional
district.
The office of representative in con
gress from the Eighth congressional
district.
The office of representative in con
gress from the Ninth congressional
district.
Tbe office of representative in con
gress from the Tenth congressional
district.
The office of representative in con
gress from the Eleventh congressional
district.
By the vote of the electors of the fol
lowing senatorial districts:
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
First senatorial district, comprising- the
county of Lee.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Fourth senatorial district, comprising
the counties of Lucas and Wayne, to
succeed R. A. Hasselquist, resigned,
The office of senator In the general
assemblv of the state of Iowa from the
Seventh senatorial district, comprising
the counties of Fremont and Page.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from th*
Ninth senatorial district, comprising
the county of Des Moines.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Tenth senatorial district, comprising
the counties of Henry and Washington.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Twelfth senatorial district, comprising
the counties of Keokuk and Poweshiek.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Thirteenth senatorial district, compris
ing the county of Wapello.
.* The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Eighteenth senatorial district, compris
ing the counties of Cass and Shelby.
The office of senator in the general
Assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Twentieth senatorial district, compris
ing the counties of Louisa and Musca
tine.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Twenty-first senatorial district, com
prising the county of Scott.
The olflct- of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Twenty-second senatorial district,
comprising the county of Clinton.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Twenty-ninth senatorial district, com
prising the county of Jasper.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Thirtieth senatorial district, compris
ing the county of Polk.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Thirty-fourth senatorial district, com
prising the counties of Crawford, Har
rlson and Monona.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Thirty-fifth senatorial district, com
prising the county of Dubuque.
The office of senator In the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Thirty-seventh senatorial district,
comprising the counties of Hamilton,
Hardin and Wright.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Thirty-eighth senatorial district, com
prising the counties of Black Hawk
and Grundy.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Forty-second senatorial district,. Com­
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prising the counties of Howard and
Winneshiek.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Forty-fourth senatorial district, com
prising the counties of-jChlckasa* and
Floyd.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Forty-fifth senatorial district, compris
ing the counties of Benton and Tama.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Forty-eighth senatorial district, com
prising the counties of Carroll, Greene
and gac.
The office of senator in the general
assembly of the state of Iowa from the
Fiftieth senatorial district, comprising
the counties of Buena Vista, Humboldt
and Pochahontas.
By vote of the electors of the fol
lowing representative districts:
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the First representative district,
composed of Lee county, which dis
trict is entitled to two representatives.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Second representative district,
composed of Van Buren county, which
district is entitled to one representa
tive.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Third representative district,
composed of Davis county, which dis
trict Is entitled to one representative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Fourth representative dis
trict, composed of Appanoose county,
•which district is entitled to one rep
resentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa,
from the Fifth representative district,
composed of Wayne county, which dis
trict Is entitled to one representative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Sixth representative district,
composed of Decatur county, which
district is entitled to one representa
tive.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa,
from the Seventh representative dis
trict, composed of Ringgold county,
which district is entitled to one rep
resentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Eighth representative district,
composed, of Taylor county, which dis
trict is entitled to one representative.
The office of representative In the
general asseihbly of the state of Iowa
from the Ninth representative district,
composed, of Page county, which dis
trict is entitled to one representative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Tenth representative district,
composed of Fremont county, which
district Is entitled to one representa
tive.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Eleventh representative dis
trict, composed of Mills county, which
district is entitled to one representa
tlve.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Twelfth representative dis
trict, composed of Montgomery coun
ty, which district is entitled to one
representative.
The office of representative in the
"feeneral assembly of the state of Iowa
frqm the Thirteenth representative dls,
trict. composed of Adams county, which
district is entitled to one representa
tive.
,The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the' Fourteenth representative
district, composed of Union county,
which district is entitled to one rep
resentative.'
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the' Fifteenth representative dis
trict, composed of Clarke county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.'
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Sixteenth representative dis
trict, composed of Lucas county, which
district is entitled to one representa
tive.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Seventeenth representative
district, composed of Monroe county,
which district Is entitled to one repre
sentatlve.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Eighteenth representative
district, composed of Wapello county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in tho
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Nineteenth representative dis
trict, composed of Jefterson county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentatlve.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Twentieth representative dis
trict, composed of Henry county, which
district is entitled to one representa
tive.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Twenty-first representative
district, composed of Des Moines coun
ty, which district Is entitled to two
representatives.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Io*/a
from the Twenty-second representa
tive district, composed of Louisa coun
ty, which district Is entitled to one rep
resentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Twenty-third representative
district, composed of Washington
county, which district is entitled to one
representative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Twenty-fourth representative
district, composed of Keokuk county,
.which district Is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Twenty-fifth representative
district, composed of Mahaska county,
which district Is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the' Twenty-sixth representative
district, composed of Marion county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Twenty-seventh representa
tive district, composed of Warren coun
ty, which district is entitled to one
representative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Twenty-eighth representative
district, composed of Madison county,
which district is entitled to one rep
resentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Twenty-ninth representative
district, composed of Adair county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office ot representative in the
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general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Thirtieth representative dis
trict, composed of Cass county, which
district is entitled to one representa
tive.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the. thirty-first representative
district, composed of Pottawattamie
county, which district is entitled to one
representative.
The office _of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Thirty-second representative
district, composed of Harrlso cnounty,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in' the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Thirty-third representative
district, composed of Shelby county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the thirty-fourth representative
district, composed of Audubon county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Thirty-fifth representative
district, composed of Guthrie county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Thirty-sixth representative
district, composed of Dallas county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assemblv of the state of Iowa
from the Thirty-seventh representative
district, composed of Polk county,
which district is entitled to two repre
sentatives.
The office of renresentative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Thirty-eighth representative
district, composed of Jasper county,
which district Is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Thirty-ninth representative
district, composed of Poweshiek coun
ty, which district is entitled to one
representative.
The office of representative In the
general assemblv of the state of Iowa
from the Fortieth representative dis
trict, composed of Iowa county, which
district is entitled to one representa
tive.
The office of representative in the
general assemblv of the state of Iowa
from the Forty-first representative dls
trict, composed of Johnson county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of renresentative in the
general assemblv of the state of Iowa
from the Forty-second representative
district, composed of Muscatine coun
tv, which district Is entitled to one rep
resentative.
The office of representative in the
general assemblv of the state of Iowa
from the Forty-third representative
district, composed of Scott county,
which district is entitled to two repre
sentatives.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Forty-fourth representative
district, composed of Cedar county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Forty-fifth representative
district, oomposed of Clinton county,
which district is entitled to two rep
resentatives.
The office of representative in the
general assemblv of the state of Iowa
from the Forty-sixth representative
district, composed of Jackson county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentatlve.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Forty-seventh representative
district, composed of Jones county,
which district Is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The-'office of representative in the
general assemblv of the state of Iowa
from the. Forty-eighth representative
district, composed of Linn county,
which district is entitled to two repre
sentatlves.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Forty-ninth representative
district, composed of Benton county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Fiftieth representative dis
trict, composed of Tama county, which
district is entitled to one representa
tive.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Towa
from the Fifty-first representative
district, composed of Marshall county,
which district is entitled to one rep
resentative.
The office off representative In the
general assembly' of the state of Iowa
from the Fifty-second representative
district, ocmposed of Story county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Fifty-third representative
district, composed of Boone county,
which district is entitled to one rep
resentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Fifty-fourth representative
district, composed of Greene county
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Fifty-fifth representative dis
trict, composed of Carroll county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Fifty-sixth representative dis
trict, composed of Crawford county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Fifty-seventh representative
district, composed of Monona county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentatlve.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Fifty-eighth representative
district, composed of Woodbury coun
ty,- which district is entitled to two
representatives.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Fifty-ninth representative
district, composed of Ida county, which
district is entitled to one representa*
tlve.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Sixtieth representative dis
trict, composed of Sac county, which
district is. entitled to one representa
tive.
The office of representative in the
general, assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Sixty-first representative dis
trict, composed of Calhoun county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentatlve.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of'Iowa
from the Sixty-second representative
district, composed of Webster county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Sixty-third representative
district, composed of Hamilton county,
which district-is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Sixty-fourth representative
district, composed of Hardin county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Sixty-fifth representative
district, composed of Grundy county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Sixty-sixth representative
district, composed of Black Hawk
county, which district Is entitled to.one
representative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Sixty-seventh representative
district, composed of Buchanan county,
which district Is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly -of the state of Iowa
from the Sixty-eighth representative
district, composed of Delaware county,
which district Is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Sixty-ninth representative
district, composed of Dubuque county,
which district is entitled to two repre
sentatives.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Seventieth representative
district, composed of Clayton county,
which district Is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The -office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Seventy-first representative
district, composed of Fayette county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Seventy-second representative
district, composed of Bremer county
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Seventy-third representative
district, composed of Butler county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Seventy-fourth represehtatlve
district, oomposed of Franklin county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentatlve.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Seventy-flftl. representative
district, composed of Wright county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assemblv of the state of Iowa
from the Seventy-sixth representative
district, composed of Humboldt county,
which district is entitled to one' repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Seventy-seventh representa
tive district, composed of Pochahontas
county, which district Is entitled to one
representative.
The office of representative In the
general assemblv of the state of Iowa
from the Seventy-eighth representative
district, composed of Buena Vista
county, which district Is entitled to one
representative.
The office of representative In the
general assemblv of the state of Iowa
from the'Seventy-ninth representative
district, composed of Cherokee county,
which district is entitled to one rep
resentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Eightieth representative dls
trict, composed of Plymouth county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the eighty-first representative
district, composed of Sioux county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Eighty-second representative
district, composed of O'Brien county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assemblv of the state of Iowa
from the Eighty-third representative
district, composed of Clay county,
which distrlot is entitled to one repre
sentatlve.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Eighty-fourth representative
district, composed of Palo Alto county,
which district Is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Eighty-fifth reoresentatlve
district, composed of Kossuth county,
which district Is entitled to one repre
sentatlve.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Eighty-sixth representative
district, composed of Hancock county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Eighty-seventh representative
district, composed of Cerro Gordo
county, which district Is entitled to one
representative.
The office of .representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Eighty-eighth representative
district, composed of Floyd county,
which district Is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Eighty-ninth representative
district, composed of Chickasaw coun
ty, which district is entitled to one rep
resentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Ninetieth representative dls
trict, composed of Allamakee county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Ninety-first representative
district, composed of Winneshiek coun
ty, which distrlot is entitled to one rep
resentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Ninety-second representative
district, composed of Howard county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative in the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Ninety-third representative
district, composed of Mitchell county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentatlve'.
The office of .representative in the
general asaeftbly: the state of Iowa
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from the ninety-fourth representative
district, composed of Worth county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Ninety-fifth representative
district, oomposed of Winnebago coun
ty, which district Is entitled to one
representative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Ninety-sixth representative
district, composed of Emmet county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Ninety-seventh representative
district, composed of DlqkUison county,
which district is entitled to one repre-
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Ninety-eighth representative
district, composed of Osceola county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
The office of representative In the
general assembly of the state of Iowa
from the Ninety-ninth representative
district, composed of Lyon county,
which district is entitled to one repre
sentative.
By the vote of the electors of the fol
lowing Judicial districts: The office of
judge of the district court as follows:
The First judicial district, being com
posed of the county of Lee, one judge
The Second Judicial district, being
Composed of the counties of Appanoose,
Davis, Jefterson, Lucas, Monroe, Van
Buren and Wapello, four judges.
The Third judicial district, being
composed of the counties of Adams
Clarke, Decatur, Ringgold, Taylor, Un
ion and Wayne, two judges.
The Fiftirth Judicial district, being
composed of the counties of Cherokee,
Lyon, Monona, O'Brien, Osceola, Ply
mouth, Sioux and Woodbury, four
Judges,
The Fifth Judicial district, being
composed of the counties of Adair, Dal
las, Guthrie, Madison, Marlon and
Warren, three judges.
The Sixth Judicial district, being
oomposed of the counties of Jasper.
Keokuk, Mahaska, Poweshiek and
Washington, thrfee judges.
The Seventh judicial district, being
composed of the counties of Clinton,
Jackson, Muscatine and Scott, four
Judges.
The Eighth judicial district, being
composed of the counties of Iowa and
Johnson, one Judge.
The Ninth judicial' district, being
composed of the county of Polk, four
judges.
The Tenth Judicial district, being
oomposed of the counties of Black
Hawk, Buchanan, Delaware and Grun
dy, two judges.
The Eleventh judicial district, being
composed of the counties of Boone,
Franklin, Hamilton, Hardin, Story,
Webster and Wright, three judges.
The Twelfth judicial district, being
composed of the counties*of Bremer,
Butler, Cerro Gordo, Floyd, Hancock,
Mitchell, Winnebago and Worth, two
judges, to succeed C. H. Kelley and
Clifford P. Smith.
The Thirteenth judicial district, be
ing composed of the counties of Alla
makee, Chickasaw, Clayton, Fayette,
Kowaxd and Winneshiek, two judges.
The Fourteenth Judicial dlstrice, be
ing composed of the counties of Buena
Vista, Clay. Dickinson, Emmet, Hum
boldt, Kossuth, Palo Alto and Poca
hontas, one judge to succeed W. B.
Quarton.
The Fifteenth judicial district, be
ing composed of the counties of Au
dubon. Cass, Fremont, Harrison, Mills,
Montgvnery, Page, Pottawattamie and
Rhelby, three judges to succeed A. B.
Tbornell, Orvllie D. Wheeler and W.
K. Green,
The Sixteenth judicial district, be
ing con.posed of the counties of Cal
houn. Carroll Crawford, Greene, Ida
tnd Sac, two judges.
The Seventeenth judicial district, be
ing composed of the counties of Ben
ton, Marshall and Tama, two judges.
The Eighteenth judicial district, be
ing composed of the counties of Cedar,
Jones and Linn, three judges.
The Nineteenth judicial district, be
lng composed of the county of Du
buque, two judges.
The Twentieth judicial district, be
inp composed of the counties of Des
Moines, Henry and Louisa, one judge
to succeed James D. Smyth.
The office of" judge of the district
court of the Fourth judicial' district,
composed ot the counties of Cherokee,
Lyon, Monona, O'Brien, Osceola, Ply
mouth, Sioux and Woodbury, to flu the
vacancy occasioned bv the resignation
of J. L. Kennedy, which office is i^ow
temporarily filled by Davis Motjld, un
der appointment by the-governor.
The office of judge of the district
court of the Seventeenth judicial dis
trict, composed of the counties of
Benton, Marshall and -Tama, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of
Obed Caswell, which office is tempor
arily filled by John M. Parker, under
appointment by the governor.
Whereof, All electors throughout the
state and throughout the several dls
tricts herein especially enumerated
will take due notice, and the sheriffs
of the several counties will t»ke offi­
tJANDS OIWOUR1POCKETBOQK!
There's lots of Clothing offered to you at prices which* if
you were to buy, would be nothing more than a "hold up."
We sell clothing that is absolutely all wool. All wool Cloth
ing is our specialty, and when you ask for this class of goods you
get it. If you're not satisfied with any purchase, you can return
the same and have your money.
Men's all wool Business and Dress Suits, $10, $12.50, $15,
$13 and $20, -k,.- -'^i P*
Men's all wool Overcoats, form fitting or box back, long or
medium length, $12, $15, $18, $20 and up to $30.
Fur Coats in Coon, Wombat, Galloway and Russian Dog,
$18 to $50. *-,«.*
Good warm Underwear. 1
Men's heavy fleeced Shirts and Drawers^ VJ
Men's all wool Shirts and Drawers, $1, $1.25,' $ 1.$0 and $2
Men's Union Suits, all qualities, $1 up to $5.
PEACH & CRESSWELL,
207 East Main Street. Sellers of Good Clothing.
cial notice hereof and be governed ac
cordingly.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and paused to be affixed
the great seal of the state of Iowa.
Done at Dqs Moines, this twenty-ninth
day of September, A.' D. 1906.
Seal.) Albert B. Cummins.
By the Governor:
W. B. Martin,
v,,:
Secretary of State.
By the Sheriff, .,
By virtue of the foregoing proclama
tion and In pursuance of law, I,' J. H.
Ciiemer, Sheriff of Wapello county,
Iowa, do hereby proclaim' and give no
tice to the electors of said county
that .on./the day mentioned, viz: the
sixth day of November, A. D. 1906,
an election will be held In said county
of Wapello, at which time the follow
ing county officers will be chosen:
Senator, Thirteenth district.
Kepresentative, Eighteenth district.
County auditor.
CVunty treasurer.
V'
Clerk of the district Cour-t.
Sheriff.
County recorder. ,-rj
County attorney.
County superintendent.
County surveyor. ..
Coroner.
Member board of supervisors—Two
year term, commencing Jan., 1907.
Member board of supervisors-—Three
year term, commencing Jan., 1907.
Member board of supervisors—Three
year term, commencing Jan., 1908.
The electors of the several precincts
throughout the county will take no
tice of the foregoing proclamation and
be governed accordingly.
Witness my hand this 23d day of
October, A. D. 1906. J. H. Cremer,
Sheriff of Wapello County, Iowa.
BLOOMFIELD.
Bloomfield, Oct. 24.—After two years'
Illness from leakage of the heart, John
Lane passed away at his home on
Washington street Monday evening at
8:30 o'clock at the age of 78 years. Mr.
Lane came to Iowa 70 years ago and
has been a resident of this city for
more than half a century.
William Trultt died Monday even
ing at 10:80 o'clock at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ell Trultt, east
of Drakevllle. In the vigor of young
manhood he was stricken a few weeks
ago with typhoid fever, which proved
fatal. The funeral services were held
Wednesday-
Mrs. Mclntlre^ls spending a week in
Foster visiting at the home of her
brother-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Johnson are mov
ing Into their new apartments in ^he
Commercial hotel, where they will
spend tfre winter.
Floyd Hutton is very ill from Injur
ies received while playing foot ball on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bellvllle of Flor
ls were guests at the S. A. Hutton home
on Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Beedle of Batavla has
been enjoying a short visit at home,
Rev. McEwan of Winfield, pastor
elect of the Presbyterian church of this
city, has rented the -Ritchie residence
property and will move his family here
In the near future. He will deliver his
first sermon as pastor of the church on
the first Sunday In November.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Brunk have re
turned to their home in Savannah,
after a ten weeks' pleasure trip through
the west, visiting Mexico, New Mexico,
Texas and California.
The elevator for L. E. Goode's poul
try house arrived Tuesday and will run
between the basement dressing room
and the third story of the building,
now being fitted up.
Attorney James B. Weaver, Jr., of
Des Moines visited Mr. and Mrs. O. H.
Payne Sunday, while enroute to the
eastern part of the county on business
connected with the Litchfield lands, of
which he has charge.
Mrs. H. C. Young left Monday even
ing for Mason City to represent the
local Order of the Eastern Star, of
which she is worthy matron, at the
grand lodge now in session there.
While enroute she will spend a short
time in Grlnnell as a guest at the home
of Mrs. Mayer, formerly of this city.
David Pfalttzer of Chicago was the
guest of friends In the city Sunday.
The Ivanhoe society held a plesaant
meeting Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. John Evans. It was an after
noon with Emerson, led by Mrs. Evans,
who gave a history of his life, followed
by a very interesting sketch of hi?
works, including a letter written to
Carlisle after the death of his son, by
Mrs. W. H. McAchran. The next
meeting will also be held at the Evans
home.
Judge and Mrs. F. W. Elchelberger
have returned from Albta, where the
judge has been holding court. After
spending a Week at home they, go to
Ottumwa.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welney and Mr.
and Mrs. Cal Xiane of Ottumwa Geo.
Weinny. Mrs. Mary Robinson, Mrs,
Mabel Bragg, and Joe and Ed Moore
of Milton were called here Tuesday by
the death Qf John Lane, whose funeral
was held at the residence this
afternoon at 1:3» o'clock.
Henry V'isdom of Tama county ma-le
a business trip to this plaote Tuesday.
iririiiiifnilfliiilllii m\i
N
J. M- McCormack of Belknap has
gone to Lucerne, Mo., to visit hit.
daughter.
At the I. O. O. F. grand lodge held-In'
Dubuque, •N. S, Johnson was unani
mously re-elected as one of the trus
tees of the Odd, Fellows' Orphans' homo
for a term of three yettrs.
FAIRFIELD^
Fairfield, Oct. 24.—The Empyrean
society was entertained Monday after
noon at 6 o'clock dinner at the
home of one of the members, Miss Er
cel Fllnspach, near Sallna.. The trip.
was made out and back on a hay rack,
and .the college girls enjoyed them
selves immensely. After an afternoon
of fun they were. served to an elabor
ate dinner by the hostess. The even
ing was also spent in various amuse-,
ments.
The first issue of the Portfolio, the
college monthly, for t|his year, came out
yesterday. The magazine is Improved
in appearance and contents, and shows
hard wortt on the part of both the edi
tors and manager. The editor in chief 1
this -year is Frank C. Raney, '08, and
the business manager is Oliver Wirtz,
'09, who has been elected to succeed
P. S. Gearhart, '07, whom sickness pre-,
vented from carrying put his. duties.
The Ottumwa-, Harp orchestra fur
ntshed mi^lc for a dance given at the
Armory Monday evening. About tbir-,
ty couple swere present. A number of
young men contemplate forming a(
ncing club •rtrlth the object of giving I
a number of balls this winter, $
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson,
at their home in Edgemont, S. D., Sun
day, a'daughter. Mr. Johnson te wejl.
known "in this 'clty, where' Ijis famllj
live and where he 'has many friends.
MRS. 8. SCOTT HOWELL DEAD.
Well Known Keokuk Woman Passei
Away After Long an dUseful Life.
Keokuk. Oct. 24.—Mrs. H. Scotlr
Howell filed Monday evening at this
family residence on Grand avenue, afft
er a brief illness. She was the daugwi*
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. M.
Taylor, and was born in the home oi
her grandfather, "\VIlliam Henry Harrli
son, later president of the United 5
States. She was a woman of high
ideals and held a position of love andl I
respect in the hearts of all her' fellow*
citizens. She leaves a husband and
two children. Mrs. Howell was a opus-*?
In of Mrs. T. J. Devin of Ottumwa.
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