The Muscatine Journal from Muscatine, Iowa • 2

9 9 li if- 'I TUP 11US0ATDTO JOPRNAU, l-i; TUESDAY', JL'NB S3. Lit TRAVELERS TO 1EET- kft 4 WM MmMm ill DiTOPOllI SOU Ml: ONEf HALF, CENT PER WORD FOE BHT. SaiEsecffl B2 SMS 1 1 1 WANTED. PARTNER WANTED One of my cMenU experienced in the second hand business wants partner hAlm i little money to Join him ln ioponln a Second Hand Store in Muscatine --For further particulars write or see M. Bartlett, AUy.

at Law, Office over the Post 1 I-, i A WANTED Stock to pasture at Pocks I farm on Iowa City road. Enquire of J. J. Haan, at farm. Mississippi 1 vy www just once ever afterward 'you'll instinct say! "Heinz when you want genuine bafted beans.

I First parboiled--as all good cooks doto soften the) ski and make them Then placed in dry-heated ovens and baked to tempting; golden brownteked till every' bean is so mellow aadj mealy so finely flavored with that teal New England zest anpt savor, that a single taste proves taat the only way to cook beans is to bake them. I JmaJir blended with rich finelyTflavofed totnato sauce, m3e! in the HEINZ Jt OH ftATTS.i it '-l II )l FOR SALE Fout i good '1 farms all close to Muscatfnve, well improved WWl tcoept cttj! property in part payment xor oji4 ot tnnu fo trouble to ahow' the property. AU bargains see fH M. Bartlett, AUy. at Law.

Otooe overHk Pot Offlce.ji FOB AALE Ho. haraeaa buggy, a good aervlceable outnt, only IflO.oo. Sold on paymenU II desired. For particulars aee--11. Jf Bartlett, Auy.

Law, ottlee tvt the post Ik FOB SALE A good 1 iiouse barn, oJllcken- hooJeav ali in good repair, with 'J acis of ground, and good. frni4 Apply "Itoj W. FOR SALE A jbouse' and lot for five Hundred less than the tot of the bouse. Twelve rooms, cellar, cisterns, ner street cars, good neighborhood. Rosenberer.

FOR 8ALK frO.OOO feet native lumber, good quality. Orders taken for Bpecial dimensions. Call on or auaress wiiunm ixacnDaur, Ata- 7- Idssa. Iowa. FOR SALE If Jou want to buy a house and lot Muscatine consult charge for showing property.

Q. M. Titus, 21J fowa Ave. FOR SALIC 5 rtfom house. Modern Improvements.

Wi thin 2 blocks of tne new poet j)BJce. Enquire X. wournai. 5 -jj way ifjotn tomatoes which are grown specially for I stirpass your Ideal of what beans ought to be. s- Nor do any of these qualities diminish to th IIEINZ Improved Tin (sterilized and solderless) and purity.

The great demand for HEINZ Beans by pe purely, tney even I ghtes degree, for the I res: permanent flavor if dar pflates proves jtf I Pork And Xy One of sy' the their superiority. Three Kinds With Tomato SdneeJ PI FOR 8ALE-Impr4ved 40 acre frml2 MulctttneT near to Mnar.aiVn iir.Uhc )r MANY FROM MUSCATINE COST- j' itEHPLAte ATTENDING. Ladles' Informal Reception, Will -Be Held in Connection With Con- i 1 I 1 A program if unusual merit has beetti arranged 'by the Couticl No. ZW the iOtih! annual gand iesslon of the Iowa- grand council, which meets at that place on Friday; and Saturday, June! 5th and 1 6th. i A feitare of the two days stessioftJwill be the Informal receptidn at the Efavenport Outing club oniFrlday, June 6, from 2 to5 o'clock.

I'A1 recital will be offered by Mrs. Amatia. Schmidt Gobble soprano, daughter of IMr. and Mrai Herman Schmidt, of Muscatine, Misa! Ellzabethf D. Nott.

contralto. Master Clarence Schutter, boy ao-Drano. J. Moritan Reimmets, basa. All; lady friend and wives of trav eling men are jcordiauy invitea ana it Is expected, 4' large crowd will be present from Muscatine.

The program follows: At, 1 o'clock'jp. m. a grand parade from headquarters to Columbian ball will take place, led by Grabbe band The grand council session will open at 2105 p. and at the same time an informal reception for ladies and members of th V. C.

While the delegates are id session, will be held at the Outing ilub. I Banquet In tho Evening. Af p. a banquet and will' take place at the Coliseum on Fourth street. An Invocation will be deliv ered by Rev.

Ji A. Burchit: an ad drea of welcopie will be made by tayor scott, and tne response Dy Rhode, grant! chancellor jof Iowa. A vaudeville entertainment will fol- ipw, ana aancipg. Saturday, jane 0. The program! for Saturday will be as ifollows: I 9.

a. Grand Council Session. Ull 2 Trolley party for ladies. 9: i 2 Visiting by U. C.

to factories and lobhkng houses of Daven 1:30 to p. ra. Trip on be Columbia, landifng at park; Orabbe orchestra. m. iPicnic and baseball game at Suburban park, BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY i AT CONGREGATIONAL FUED APPEL AMI ELIZABETH TKAFTjON UNITED Rev I'rostou Officiates Reception At Family Residence Leave for Chicago Rth Well Known.

Beautiful indped was the marriage of MJss Elizabeth Traftonj to Dr Fred L. ACiei last evening at o'clock, at the First Congregational church, when fltev. Bryant C. Pres ton, pastor of the church, joined In the bonds of hjoly matrimony these two WeM known! young people. There were about 17a (guests present, most ly friends and negatives of the young couple, and the edifice was beantl with white syringa and ribboms, while the pulpit was at tracblvely beautifled with roses, white ribbons.

Many large palms and ferns adorned each sijle. Promptly at five o'clock, to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march! played on the pipe Chares Woman's Weaknesses. 'refer to thai boon to nervous, suffering women I known as Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Dr.

John Fyfe dne of the Editorial Staff ot The Ecxectic Medical Rkvew says of Unicorn root vflelonia Dioica) which is one of the chief ingredients of the "Fa vorlte Prescription 1 A wmedr whichjlnvsrltblr acts as anter-Ire Inrlsorator 1 makes for normal of tb entlfls reprodncUvai rum. coo tin una "In Hjelonla we haTniedkca-ment which more jfullr answer tne aboro purpones than anyrithtr drug icith tchieh I am aequattvUA. In tbe-ueetment of diseaaM pe-cnllar to women it Is seldom that a cane is sen which does not preaent soma tndicaMon for this remedial kent." Dr. rrfe fortibet aar: 'The followiht are a mors the leading Indications for Ucldniaa (Unicorn root). Pain or scblnir In the back, with leacorrhopa atonic weaV) condlHo-ffaof I be tproductive orrani ot Women, ihent depreaafcm and Irritability, sasociated wlttf chronic diseases of the reproductive oirans of women (constant xnutina tB Ixtat In mrlnn of tha kld- nera: meryStrtaacii tfloodln).

doe to a weak nee eoiyflUon ofttie reprodtictlTe srstemt rsnEsaea wr aoaeac moniniy or accompanying aa Dei aboo: coodltloa of the dlreatlve ore ana nir I thtni Mood habit: druiln ad sem abd la the extreme lower pan office more or ie8 er tne anove sTmPtoms FWMftt ho lavallfl Woman Petferhan taKej vr. rierce tavori ISl-tM leadlfag Ingredi ents of whlcu is unicorn root, or ueionias, andl the medical properties ot wnicn it moat faithfully reiresenta. i i i Of Golden Seal mot, another prominent Ingredient of "Favorite Tinley Elllngwood, M. Diot Bennett Medical College, Chicago, says: Tt i an (mnnrtana remedv in diaorden of the womb. Ia all catarrhal conditions and raieral cnleewpmcni.

it is uswul- Prof. John M. sjcudder. M. Delate of Cincinnati, says of Golden Seal root: in relation to- its renerai mem on xmi TitenJ.

Hun no meacine tn wm aoui icnten thtrt it such general kinanimtt It Is nnnertaay recaraea as ta conic nsera in Barthouw, M. of Jefferson Medical College, says of Golden Seal i valuable In uterine nemormare. roenor-rhatiav (ftoodlnai arid eongvaUve orsmeour rho nainf ol meaatrnatfcMiX, Dr. Pierce's Faverite PreScriDtloh fatth- ful'r represents all the above named Ingredients and cures the diseases for which Von RENT Five room house on I West Fourth Apply to Horaa Devltt. I FOR RENT Four rooms tot light I housekeeping, 609 West Third.

Ideal location. Phone W. D. Peck. )R RENT Furniehed room.

Gentleman preferred, inquire li. office, I OR RENT 3 room 4ouse on Oak St. Apply J. B. Mark, or 'phone )R RENT 8 team ealed flat La Ftech bull dicg.

)D HOlJSK FOR RENT N. Ro- 107 aat FOR RENT Furnished rooms over twooe Restaurant. HONEY TO LOAN. MONEY mone MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY OU CAN BORROW ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES OR ON ANY VALUABLE SE- CURITY We will guarantee I to make you the loan' the esime day you let as know.

Please remember there are no red tape formalities or inquiries made of your neighbors or employer. Our terms are absolutely tbe beet la Muscatine. There are certain ad- vantages to be gained by deallnj Office over Post? Office, Muscatine, Idwa. 4 1 11 MONEY $10 TO $500 I MONEY TO LOAN. I LOW RATES AND EASY I TERMS.

THE SECURITY we I require consists mainly of the i fact that the borrower is own- I er ot FURNITURE, PIANO, I or some other kind of person- al property. We will supply I che desired amount quickly, I privately. 1 RELIA1CE LOAN CO. Office over Post Office, Muscatine, Iowa. i- MONEY TO LOAN On household I furniture, cows, horses, farm 1m-I plements, pianos, growing cropn, 1 I buggies, wagon, faftm machinery.

I Also on nrst, second ana tmra I mortgages on real estate; also on undivided interests in estates. Lowest' rates. Everything ndentiat. Call on Reliance Loan i Co. Office over the post office.

BATES. CCT RATE 8HIPPIND Cut rates I on household goods to Pacific coast I and other points. Superior servlcs I at reduced rates. The Boyd Trans- tar Minn. INSUBANCE.

SEE J. D. MARK, "the insurance man." for reliable policies at low I est rates. I4O8T Purse contalninlg few dollars i in cnange ana signet ring, between 8th. street and Weed's Lane.

Re-I ward for Its return i to F. this I office. degree of M. D. in the class of l603, and has built up a Use practice in this vicinity.

He is a member of the -Muscatine County, Iowa State, and Rational Medical associations, and has many friends in Muscatine. The Vimng couple left-over the Milwaukee list night for where they Will spend their honeymoon trip, the former also attending 1 the National Medical aseociation's fiftyrninth an-niial convention. Upon returning to Muscatine next Friday i evening Mri and Mrs. Appel will make their home In the McQueeten property at "801 M'est Third street and will be at home to their friends after June JBth. KALONA June 2J Mrs.

Tansy returned from 'Iowa City Monday. 1 Guy Manatt and wife came Monday to visit Kalona friends. i Mr. Wllglng. of Keswick, visited Ills daughter, Mrs.

L. H. Cross, last Week. I Clarence Bush and his force are working on the Bunker Hill bridge, S. Strlckler and wife visited with the Alva Strickler family In Iowa Ctyk Tuesday.

1 I Knma sommers is woraing in a barber shop in Washington. For Rent: A strictly modern (house In choice Good seven-room house, new, and right In town'. Houses in East End of city. Houses in Sonth Muscatine. Will aell you a home on Installments.

vjvj; J. LINN nOOPESr OYER POSTOFFICE. paone or Kemble Kemble, 116 Iowa 1 1 AVANTED Every farmer! to put up hi I team at my barni' also city horses boarded by month. J. J.

Sulzberger, 3rd St. back of Metbo-dlst WAJTTETVN-to do plain sewing in city or country. Ida Seller, Mus-' catlne, R. R. 6.

HIGHEST PRICES paid i for Hides and woot. J. Greenblatt, E. Second street 2IAXJB HELP WANTED. WANTED 2 painters, none but good brush hands need apply.

R. S. I Rice. Iowa. FEUALE HELP WANT 'D WANTED A food girl for general I ihofuae work.

Phone 643-J. AUTOMOBILES. WE WANT YOU TO KNOW why the "JUaWKW is the car for you. Motor car value can only cost about so much alter that you are paying fancy prices for superfluous horse-power that swells your gasoline, oil and repair bills that you cannot utilise atti and keep within the law. The MAXWELL gives one full dollars' worth of CAR VALUE for I every dollar it costs.

1 It does not boast high H. but delivers oh the road right up to Its! rated boTse-pOwer. Int relation to the weight of all MAXWELL there is Juet enough more H. than you need so that you always have "something yonr sleeve" for emergencies. No cars of any price have ever eqaaied the MAXWELL records foi efficiency, and reliability; No oar of efficiency Is so simple of operation or so inexpensively maintained.

The features which the MAXWELL originated and which other motor car Mnfg. have since adopted, are alone sufficient to establish its superiority Tho MAXWELL Multiple-disk Clutch. Three-Point Suspension of Powr plant and transmission, Slngle- Unit Construction of Engine Case and Transmission Housing, Pump-lees Tbermo-syphon Cooling System, Indestructable Metal Bodies. The Tourabout $825, 20 H. P.

Touring Car $1,450. and the 28 i H.j P. 4 cylinder car at $1,750. The 60 II. P.

car at $3,000. Considering MAXWELL prices. the MAXWELL records and th consensus of opinion of the 000. owners ot MAXWELL 1 can you think of one good reason, why you should buy anything but a MAXWELL. White for a catalogue it will Interest you Is different from the others, or better, arrange for a demonstration.

I JACKSON SUPPLY Muscatine, Iowa. Distributors for Muscatine, Johnson, Louisa and Washington counties. THE "MAXWELL" "When nay car is in condition" protested a disgruntled driver when bis machine had lost a hill climbing contest to a tower (rated) power jMaxwell "Wnen my car is in condition, I can beat you all Tight, all right." 1 The Maxwell, -man laughed. "I ad-j rait it," he said cheerfully "at least 1 would it I ever saw a car of that make Condition'. I was only an innocent though inter-ested bystander, so I held my peace.

1. But I thought, If the man who contemplates buying a car this season could appreciate, as I do, how much that controversy Indicated as to the difference between Maxwells and others cars why. we never could turn out enough to i meet the demand even with the addition of our jiew ten-acre fac-' tory at Newcastle, Indiana." "When they are in condition." other cars sometimes defeat Max-i wells one never- can account for the spectacular sprint of a "dark horse" any more than you can depend on a repetition Of it. BUt the quality that I like In Max- well cars the quality that enables every Maxwell owner to wear a confident expression ust before, as i well as contented; one after, a centainty. dependability, or whatever yon may term; If," that you cab stake life on.

Maxwell drivers have at their com-. mand a known quantity of power and performance and they can rely on repeating, at any time or place any performance done anywhere else with a Maxwell. serves 1 you righf-Uhe Msx- weJlJ Benj. iPTesIdent, Maxwell-Briscoe Motor. Co.

Jackson Supply Distributors for "Muscatine. Jbhnson (Boston Style) Veaetsrlan AH Gocers--money back if not I. J. EEVZ COMPACT, FRistarfrhY Pv fiAiiii nrilnnntrn ill lUNAUtlilUUKAmH A SPECIAL TRAIN WELL LEAVE DAVENPORT pS JULY 3T1I, FOR DENVER. Number From Muscatine Are CJoii-toniplatlng Attending Will I Reach -Denver July 6th.

Muscatine county Democrats who are contemplating attending the democratic national contention at Denver, Col, July 7, will be enabled tp make exceedingly good) train connections according to a bulletin with the train time table thai has been received at the union depot. The train will be- known as the Iowa Democrats' Special, and will leave the Rock Island depot at Davenport, on July 5, at 6: 30 a. passing through Wilton at 6: 40, and West Liberty, at 7 o'clock, where-a number of, people will board it and after reaching Des Moines, wrhere It will remain for about an hour, the train will proceed to Lincoln, where tie delegates and their friends will enabled to meet the Hon. V. J.

Bryan, at his country reslQence "Falrvlew." The train will remain there for two hours and arrangements have been made by which all can meet the well democrat. It is expected the train will reach Denver on July, 6, at 8,: 45 o'clock. HAGERMAN IS CHIEF OF THE DEPART WENT ANNUAL ELECTION OF FIREMEN HELD AT CITY If ALL. 1 Good Crowd Turns Oat to Election Otto Elfors First Assistant-Frank Curry Second. C.

C. Hagerman was elected chief of the Muscatine fire department, Otto Elfers first assistant, and Frank Curry second assistant, at the meet ing of the firemen held last night at tne city ball. There was a good crowd in attendance despite the fact that it was almost settled who the successful candidates would be sev eral days, ago. The meeting was called to prder by Chief Deutschman and George Behres was- elected chairman, with Eugene Horst as secretary. It was moved that the first ballot be made informal, which was carried.

The informal vote' for chief resulted in Hagerman receiving 85 votes out of a total of 9 bast, and the, rules were suspended. IMr. Hagerman being chosen to the jof flee by acclamation. Out of a total vote of 121 for first assistant chief. Otto Elfers received, 9 5.

and jagaini the rules were suspended andE9ferft was chosen by acclamation. No ballot was taken for the office of spcond assistant. Frank- Carry beihg- selected by acclamation. I i Well QuIiAedj i Mr. Hagerman has for the' past two years served as firs assistant chief, and before that was! the second assistant.

He is well nalifled for the office to, which he has) been chosen. The same is true with Mr. Elfers, as he has served as Becond assistant, and his experience will prove valuable in his new office. Mr. Curry, while he has never i held office outside his Jthe Excelsiors, has been a member ot the department a number of yearsj 'and has always been an earnest firf fighter.

All the mewly elected officer will be sworn at the regular meeting o( the council June n. Beans according toiize LIBRARY BOARD DID if NOT HOLD MEETING i JTTXE SESSION APJOURXED FOft MOXTH NO QUORUM. Mwi. Emma Mahln Presented Report ot Librarian Khowing Large Cir-! culatiou ot lixks. Tbe June meeting of the library board which was to have been held yesterday afternoon was adjourned until July on account of there not being a quorum at the meeting.

The report of Mrs. Emma Mahln, the librarian at th P. M. Musser libary, was-submitted. Over three thousand boojes wre issued to patrons during thb month of May and the largest dally circulation wai 244, according to-tha report.

The report is aa follows: No. of books issued ........3190 No. jof days open for issue of books 25 Average daily circulation 127.6 Largest daily circulation 244 Smallest daily circulation 68 Percentage of fiction circulated 75.3 Visitors (non-residents) 10 PAMKI.A sure to use Gold Medal Flour. I Isabella. JOHN T.

OLA ND i Can save you money on a handsome A) Monument i FOR FOOTSTONE SIT E. 2nd St. rhono 142-X. If you are interested in the growth of Muscatine buy MelzgerV Brooms They're made in Muscat tine. Harry Metzger, Mfr.

Wall Paper AT- Seiler Bros! t. l- 119 East Second St 4 A Well Known Fact That no skin disease, whether from Internal or external origin, can kg withstand the two powerful germicidee ZEMO and ZEMOTONE, they destroj the eenns that causa the disease they Write forsample. E.W.Ros St. Louis. All Druggists Belli i Por.ttle' by A.

W. Morgan, 107 West Second street. LEAVE FOR LYONS IN SPECIAL TRAIN MUSQATINE FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL LEAVE THURSDAY. Will Be Accorded Posit loin of Honor In rarnde Fully 200 Men Will Attend Celebration. The Muscatfhe fire department will go to lyons on Thursday morning to assist in the big celebration there in a special train over the Milwaukee, if the plans: of the committee having the matter in charge aretcarried out.

rt is the intention to go to Davenport by the Bpecial train, leaving here at 6:130 a. and from DaVenport to Lyons in a special car over the terurban. If the special train can not be secured the department, In eluding ail the independent compan ies will leave over the Rock Island at 5:37 a. m.f additional coaches be ing attached to the train. Practi cally all tffe plans for the trip are compteled.

and Chief Wm. Deutsch- nian stated today that- fully 200 Muscatine firemen would turn out Place of Honor; The Muscatine department will occupy the position of honor In the parade, being placed at the head of the procession, in a division by ttiem- selves. None of apparatus will be taken, but all the firemen will appear In uniform, and it is not believed the local fire ladB will take part in any of the contests. CLUB ASKED TU JOIN WESTERN ASSOCIATION Ml SCATINE LAVNCII CLUH AfiK-ED TO JOIN ORGANIZATION. At Meet'na Night if Was An-uotjnced That Plans Had r.een Submitted for Clnbhouse.

An Invitation which was recently received from the Western Power Boat at Chicago asking the local launch clubtoi join thaic organiza tion was presented at the regular monthly meeting of the Muscatine la inch ment but no action was taken upon the matter. The Western association control the racing on the Great Inket and now wish to extend their Jurisdiction oyer the Mississippi. At present the Mississippi Power Boat association Which jwas fprmed lie re, controls the racing on tne Father oi waiers.r Plans Submitted, lit waa announced last evening that the plans for the new clubhouse of the local club had beep submitted and were now In the hands of the contractors, who will bid upon I the work at once, The structure will be two stories In height and on the first and second floors aside from several ante-rooms will be located a larss dancing or assembly A porch and balcony wm also be extended arouhd the three sides of Che building. The contract be let in a few days. 1 Wants Admission.

I The Qulncy club last evening applied for admission to the associa tion and will probably send several racers to the big meet here in July. It was also decided that the extra cruiser racet in which all whether full cabin or not fan enter providing theyi are not entered in the race to Davenport, wil MmctoilJ the "of utes walk frta street car line. O. M. Titus, 2JJ Iowa Ave FOR SALE 3 cylinder, 4 cycle, 7 P.

gasoline I engine. Enquire vsscar urossneun, 317 fi. 2nd, FOR SALE- Twa nice cotUges dear cypress street. reasonable term. 'J.

J. Havercatn'p. FOR SALE Flvie; Old mare, about '1300 BeniMenUnk. Moscow Road. I 1 1 FOR SALE Choice acre tracts near to the street'; (ar line.

Terms easy. G. M. "Titiis. 213 Iowa Ave.

FOR SALE OR TRADE Nice family horse. P. Tiedemann, on Park Lane. 4i KOR SALE Grocery store. Enquire 414 Park Ave.

FOR SALE Go64 hand printing press. 4.05 Cedar St. FOR SALE Buggfea. I've got H. S.

Beeney, Eliza, 111. 'em. FARMJLANDS. CHEAP HOMES IN GREAT TEXAS WHEAT BELfc-We own Ind control, several I thousand acres rich, black, level land near schools, churches and market in lot to suit. $5 to 20 per acre Taylor Land Company; Texas.

mSCELLANEOTJfl. COLOSSE Pure ti red and enrolled Percheron Stagfen (weight 2200 in show condition, 18 hands high at liome G. A. Warfleld's Lucas street, blocks west of end of street car line. Terms ten ($10.00) dollars, payable at time of service.

If breeder does not secure Jiving foal money will be refunded. G. Warfield. organ by Prof. George N.

Rockwell, the young couple: entered the audi torium. They were unattended. During the ceremony, in which the ring service was Hfised, Prof. Rockwell -played a medley of sweet love ballads, while aftr the ceremony Mendelssohn's wedding march was played. The bride was attired In a gown or wnite novelty batiste trimmed with lace, and wore a pretty cap made.

of white lace and plumes. A bouquet of bride roses was also carried by her. Following the wedding services at 'the church the guests repaired to the home of the groom's parents. 'it 516 Graridvlew avenue, where a Stfceptlon was tendered them by the Appel family. The parlors of the fantily residence were tastily decorateds With palms, ferns and cut flowers, In the dining room, where an selegant supper was served, a large ni wedding bell was suspended from tie celling, with narrow white ribbons attached to the table.

The repast served was a splendid one, with a marriage of Miss Trafton, who is one of the graduate nurses bf the Hershey hospital, the standing offer made by F. W. Swan that the first graduate nurse who marrles is to receive any article In his Jewelry store, Miss Trafton Is the fortunate one, and rlasf even tag was presented by Mr. Swan with -a complete set of fine Havlland China dishes. Mies Trafton is a very ac-complished young; lady and graduate from the Hershey hospital with the class of '03.

Her home Is in Cnsn-ing, Mlnn. but of the past six years she baa reeidedJ In Muscatine and during ber stay she has made a host of warm frlendS(jho will congratulate her upon her nuptial event. Dr, Appel is one of the promisingi yonng physicians and was born anatrearea tn Mnenatine. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

WlUIatt A. Appel. of. 5 1 5 Grandview aventfe and graduated from the Mdscatlne mtrh school in 1898. Entering fae SUte 'University; on afternoon of Iowa at low tty tie received the vuey are recoouueauou.

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