Davis, and R. J. Hughes. It is an ab
solute diapers'on sale of all Shorthorns
owned by the above gentlemen. These
men have spent time and money liber
ally in building up these herds of eattle
and we believe that this sale will con
tan as many well bred and good indi
vidual cattle as will be sold in any sale
in Iowa this year. You cannot pos
sibly appreciate this herd of cattle un
less you come and see them. They be
came our property through a deal with
the above gentlemen for Canadian land
and as we have no further use for them
and have no place to keep them we are
going to sell them at public auction.
These cattle will absolutely be sold re
gardless of price.
Send to Auctioneer,R. W.Barclay
Mason City, la, for catalog of this sale
HATLEY & KURRAN CO.,
IOWA LAND & LOAN CO.,
Lime Springs, la.
UNION EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS.
The union meetings in which the
Baptist Congregational and Metho
dist churches are joining, opened at
the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing very favorably. A good chorus
was on hand and the music was in
spiring. Rev. J. O. Buswell, the,
evangelist, spoke on E^reaking up
the Fallow Ground. In the after
noon he addressed the meeting of the
Christian Brotherhood and in the
evening preached on The Cross. The
music is in charge of Rev. M. C.
Martin. The attendance is large.
Mr. Buswell is a forcible speaker and
presents the truth clearly and effec
tively. The city has been mapped
out and a thorough canvass of the
homes will be made. Meetings are
held every afternoon except Satur
day, this afternoon at the Congrega
tional church, Thursday and Friday
afternoon^ at the:. Baptist church.
