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Opera House, Greene, HARRY BECK, Will open the Theatrical Season with the Mirth Provoking Farce Comedy entitled "A WISE MEMBER" Produced by a cast of real actors and actresses headed by the famous laugh maker CHAS. B. MORVIN. Specialties Galore, and all Good Ones. Remember the Date Thursday, September 3.

Remember; also, that I personally guarantee this show to be gilt-edge and first-class in every particular. Come out and see it. Show me by your patronage that you want good shows in Greene. H. L.

BECK. COMING. OLIVER SCOTT'S NEGRO MINSTRELS. 40 famous colored performers, STARR COMEDY In "York State Folks." "HANS HANSON." Jas. F.

McAlpine, the famous comedian, dancer and.yodler, in the name part. 23 people in the company. The Hans Hanson Band and Orchestra is considered the finest musical organization traveling. THE BEGGAR PRINCE OPERA CO. UNCLE JOSH SPRUCEBY.

THE SWEDE TRAMP. and ONLY A FARMER'S DAUGHTER Are others among a list of strictly first-class shows we will have this year. Mr. Beck is also figuring on bringing a famous Tragedian for one entertainment andpos- sibly The Von Der Osten Opera Co. in "II Trovatore." 1 1 a i rfW IGMVK RECORDER, PUBLISHED EVERT By AMOS INQALLS.

Official Paper of Butler County. Itntrrfd i( Ihe Pi'st Office, at Greene, Jotoa. ai mot! matter. Wednesday, August I 1303. --Trunks and Valises for sale by J.

Stober. --Have you tried White Seal or I. A. cigars? tf --J. H.

Runyen was OB the sick lift last week. ---Miss Bird Crocker went to Marble Rock Monday, --If you have apples to sell see Dave Carney at once. --Bennett Johnson and wife spent Sunday in Marble Rock, --Miss Frances Buchholz was up from Clarksvilla over Sunday. --Six Room cottage in Thorp's addition for sale. Inquire at this oflice.

--Mrs. B. Ramker to Nashua last Thursday for a visit with relatives. --Auditor Seitz and wife were over from Allison Monday, Mr. Seitz going to Marble Rock.

--Jack Gorman of Mason City, was shaking hands with old friends in Greene in Sunday. --Well, yea, of course Greene won the game of ball at Dougherty. Fourteen years straight. --Julius Hildebrand threshed some oats that went 45 bushels to the acre, and good weight, too. --Those New Shoes at Dave Carney's Grocery and Shoe Store are selling fast, better got a pair.

--HamSproul, M.Blumer and Henry Smith will have new cement walks in front of their homes soon. --Frank was in Chicago last week with two' carloads of stock from the Henke farm west of Greene. --Misses "Ella Johnson and Jessie Reams of Rockford spent Sunday and Monday here, the guests of Miss Bessie Fowler. --Mrs. J.

W. Williams will leave tomorrow for Cleveland, Ohio, for a month's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Anna Brown. --MissLou Steger entertained twelve cousins at a five o'clock ten Sunday evening, in honor of Miss Bessie and Master Bernhard of Waterloo. Miss Ida Bernbard assisted in serving.

--Of couree you are coming to the races, --George Wilson went to Clarksville Saturday. --Shoe Social at the Kessler Hotel this evening. --Lafe Beiden was a Marble Rock visitor Friday. --Frank Etter was down from llock- ford over Sunday. --C.

A. Patton of Mason City was an over Sunday visitor in Greene. --Collie puppies of registered parents for sale by WM. Pities Duchess Aiiles Wanted to Ship. DAVE CAKNKY.

--Mr. and Mrs. S. Bing and Emil Boiler returned from Chicago Friday. --Thos.

Walsh and family went to Belmond last Friday for a visit with relatives. --Freeman Beal and children returned from their Clear Lake vieit Weduesday. --Mrs. MeEniry and Charley' and Grace went to Rock Falls Tuesday for a visit with relatives. --Miss Nellie Stickney returned Friday evening from a month's visit with her father in Waverly.

--Mrs. II. M. Dewar returned from her visit at Cedar Rapids and other places Wednesday evening. --Mr.

and Mrs. R. M. Briscoe returned Thursday from a month's stay at their old home in Goodell. --Gc-t your Bicycle Sundries and Repairing done at NOLTEKIEKE BROS.

--Miss Vena Price of Oes Moines arrived here on Monday for a visit with her Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Price. --Mrs.

M. Blumer and Francis and Mildred went to Mantorville, Minn. Monday for a two weeks' visit with relatives. --Mrs. Edward Price and little daughter ot Rockford have been spending the past weet with Mr.

and Mrs. Wm, Price: --Fred Rover was in town last Thursday for the Erst time in several weeks. Fred shows the severe illness he has just passed through. --Mrs. O.

C. Roberts and Mrs. J. J. Potter returned home last Thursday evening from a three weeks' visit with relatives at Sterling, 111.

--Frank Bins a looking after matters in the meat market at Allison Saturday, while Mart Runyen took in the ball game at Dougherty. --Mrs. J. P. Ayer left Sunday for Dee Moines, where she will take her position in the millinery house for two or th'rge weeks.

--Dr. Egbert George of Sioux Falls, S. who has been visiting J. W. Wil- 'lians and family for the past three weeks, departed Saturday for his home.

--Mrs. Mayrne Gould and son Yale returned home Sunday from a week's visit at Nashua. While there Yale caught a pickerel that weighed seven pounds. --Announcement cards have been received here of the marriage of Paul Leeman to Miss Josephine Fisher at Kenosha, Wis. Paul's old friends in Greene will extend best wishes.

--Mr. and Mrs. H. Dunning of Charles City and Mrs. and Mrs.

C. C. Denton of St. Louis spent a few hours with the RECOKDER family lest Friday. Mrs.

Denton was formerly Miss Daisy Dun ning. --Better buy yourself a new straw hat to finish up the season with. We are selling All loc. Straw Hats 10c. All 25c.

Straw Hats I9c. All 35c. Straw Hats 25c. All 50c, Straw Hats 3Sc. EVENS, BLUMER Co.

--W. C. Myers and family passed through here Saturday on their way home to Waterloo, having finished their at Clear Lake. Wilson had just returned from a trip to Akron, Ohio, where he was called by the serious illness of his mother. --E.

stoddard returned home Friday from Centuria, wbere he and Jack Rife have been working on a bank building for Geo. Wild, formerly of Allison. Mr. Rife went to Echo, from there to join his wife and visit their daughter, Mrs. Rush Clapp.

--Will Atkinson, of lecture course fame, was in town Saturday afternoon on his way to ClarksviJle to spend Sunday at home. He has been spending the summer working for a lyceum bureau, and will resume his law course at Iowa City next Gazette. --The remains of Jos, Endersby were brought here from Rocklsland last Thursday noon and interred in the Greenwood cemetery. The deceased was a brother of Mrs. John Johnson who came to this vicinity recently from Greene, Mr.

Johnaon having purchased a farm near Post. --Mrs. F. J. Overmyer and Miss Ethel Conn came over from Parkers burg last Friday evening, the former for a visit with W.

Overmyer and wife and the latter to spend Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. W.F. Barr at the J. C. Lockwood home.

Prof. Overmyer, who has been teaching in the Institute at Allison, came over to spend Sunday. Race Meeting AT M. A I The Human Race in Force will Attend the Grand Opening of Fall and Winter Goods which Mr. S.

Bing has Person- ally Selected for the Coming Season and now on Exhibition. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Following are a few only of the latest styles of Ladies' Dress Goods: Mohair, Granite, Zibeline, Twine, Satin Venetion, Crepe, Sharkskin, Prunella, Cashmeres and Brilliantines in all colors, with the modern trimmings to match. DOMESTIC GOODS. Also a complete line of Domestic Goods, Outing and Dress Flannels, Flannelettes, Waistings, Skirtings, Suitings, Blankets, Comforters, Table Linens, White Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions.

We also wish to advise you not to buy your fall or winter garments until you have seen our styles, made especially for us. NEW COATS. Wait and see the New Coats for Ladies and Children--LOUIS FALSTAFF and MONTE CHRISTO in Zibeline, Kersey and Melton in all colors. Every single garment the style of the season of 1903-4. $1,000.00 worth of Household Goods we have given away gratis to our customers since August 1st, 1902, and we will continue to do so untilJanuary 1, 1904.

With every purchase of 10 cents we give you one trading stamp gratis, and after you have received a certain amount you are entitled FREE OF CHARGE to a se- lection out of 500 valuable presents. It will certainly pay you to come many miles to see us and save money on your purchases. Yours Respectfully, Bing's Red Front Store, Greene, Iowa. Mrs. Dora Carney went to Cedar Falls Saturday morning.

--Mrs. Fred Bloss returned last Friday from a visit at Mason City. --Ross Johnson left Saturday for a visit with relatives at Mason City. --Miss Clara Junger of Reinbeck has been the guest of Miss Alice Pfiffner the past week. --Mrs.

Leander Perry and Mrs. N. J. Gerhard went to Burlington lastThurs- day morning, returning Friday. --Mr.

and Mrs. George Dunning returned home from their visit at Ripon, and other places in Wisconsin, last Friday. --Mrs. Wm. Noltereike and baby returned from their Reinbeck visit Friday evening.

They were accompanied by Miss Ida Kaste. --Aaron Moss and his men are putting down a new cement walk at the west side school house. They are also needed on the east side. --Miss Frances Murison of Minneapolis, who a been visiting i Eugenie Glodery, left for Charles City Monday to visit friends. --A new department store was opened in Charles City last Saturday in the Ellis block.

The store occupies two floors and three store fronts wide. Caucus Call. Man-Er-Vine The nerve tonic for men and women. Builds up the system and makes you feel bright and cheerful. Baker Woolsey.

The democrats of Uajtou township are requested to meet at the Dayton Center school house on Friday evening, August 21, at 8:00 o'clock to nominate township officers and transact such other business as may come before the meeting. M. HANLKY, Chairman. The following will interest our young people: Every graduate of the commercial and short-hand departments and several who have not finished the work in good positions, Normal department accredited by the state; graduates receive state certificates; every normal student ready to teach in graded positions, paying not less than per month. Nearly S400 offered in prizes.

We have the finest athletic park in the west. You may join chorus class, orchestra, tfr band. 8200 in.scholarship offered to graduates of "junior college." Work ac cepted at any college or university in the state. More calls for graded teachers and principals than normal department can supply. We have the third best museum in the state and this is simply in Keeping with the general equipment.

Write to Ellsworth College, Iowa Falls and find out more about the most rapidly growing college in the west. The expenses there are less than at other schools. In DeerOeld, Chickasaw county, is an apiary that is certainly paying, expen ses. The owners has 185 stands of bees and the out put will be about 75 pounds per hive, or 13,875 pounds, which at 10 cents per pound yield a revenue of 81,387, For Sale. A few well bred Duroc Jersey Stock Hogs for sale.

Call and see them. J. D. SHOOK, Greene. Iowa, Gasoline Engine For Sale at a Bargain.

A two-horse power gasoline engine in good running order for sale at a bar- gam. C. E. SHOOK. "Well, pa, Hiram will be home from college tomorrow." "Yep.

You andme'll have to get used to not known' nuthin 1 for the next three months." Notice. The ordinance of the town of Greene, prohibiting dogs from running at large, unless licensed, will be strictlj enforced. The Marshal has instructions to destroy all dogs found in any public place, not licensed and wearing collar and tag as provided by ordinance. W. H.

BucmiOLZ, Mayor. Greene, Iowa, Aug. 10, 1903. Dysentery Cured Without the Aid of a Doctor. "I am just up from a hard spell of the flux "(dystentefy) says Mr.

T. A. Pinner, a well known merchant of Drummond, lenn. "I used one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured without having a doctor. I consider it the best cholera medicine in the world." There is no need of employing a doctor when this remedy is used, for no doctor can prescribe a better medicine for bowel complaint In any form either for children or adulte.

It never fails and is pleasant to take. For sale by J. L. Cole Son and Baker WoolMsy. FINE ART GOODS! An Elegant Line of Fancy Vases Just Added to the Stock of PARNO'S Jewelry Store, GREENE, IOWA.

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