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PERsoNAL-We received . call to-
day Gom Mr.. Charles r. Decker, of
Memphis Tenn, said to DO the small
est man in the world. His height is
81 inches; Weight As lbs; and age
10 years. He clames to be shorter
than Tom Thumb, by four inches
He 10 engaged selling a sketch Of his
life, and his Photographs to maintain
himself and q dependent mother
He will appear at the Miltonian
Tableaux tonight, and is a curious
freak of humanity.
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march16. st.
AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa. q.
INA MnuMru Tab 18th N

AUDITOR'S OFFICE, Iowa. q.
D1s MoINEs, Feb. 18th. 1858.
WHKREAs, The EtnA Live Stock In,
surance Company, located 1t Hartford, in
the State Of Connecticutt, has filed iu this
once sworn statement Of its condition
ON the LIST day Of January, 1858, In accor-
dance with the provisions OF an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the State of Iowa,
entitled fan Act IN rotation to InsuranCe
Companies" approved January 2sth, 1857
and an Act, amendatory thsrst0, approved
February 6th, 1858. and an Act In relation
18th, 1852. And Where's, ssid Statement
shows that said Insurance Company Il
possessed Of the requisite amount Of Capt.
tai, invested - required by said Acts.-
Therefore, In pursuance OF law, /, John
A. Elliott, Auditor Of State, do hereby cer-
tify that said Insurance Company n au-
thorised to transact business Of Insurance
In this State by Agents properly appointed
and authorised to transact the business Of
Insurance In this State, by Agents proper
" appointed and authorized to acknow.
ledge service OF the process for and on b.
bali OF said Company, - required by said
Acts. until the Sfst day ofJannary, "A. d.
1899.
In testimony whereof, have hersunto
subscribed my name and afIaxed the
Seal ofmy once the day and date above
[SEALl JN0, ELLIOTT,
Auditor Of State
STATEMENT
OF the condition ofthe lEtna Live Stock
Insurance Company, Of Hartford, on the
flrst day OF January, A. d. 1858, to the Au-
dltor OF the State Of Iowa, pursuant TO tn
statutes of said state:
l. The name Of the Company
In the EtnA Live Stock.
3 The amount Of IT. Capital
IL Slso. Ooo, %
s. The amount Of Ito Capital
Stock paid mp = liz, $50 ~
The Assets Of the Company are:
I. Cash ON hand, In Bank and
In. tho hands Of Agents or other
persons 2l.O60.A
!. Bonds owned by the Com )
pany. How secured by rate ofint
there On, (eee SCHEDULE, A. lOl 10000
s. All other securities, (see
scheduie.) ss,47s.Oo
Total Assets -. slss. SIS. ~
Losses unAdiusted 1900
All other claims against the
Company 100000
Total Liabilities aa,o24.0O
RANDOLPH BURT.
General art for Iowa. Chicago, Ill.,
Il kAH
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THANKs.-We are indebted to Gen
G. n. Dodge for his report - Chief
Engineer Of the p. r. r. It is .
handsomspaper bound finely illustra-
ted volume, containing much valua-
BILE information in regard to that
great national thoroughfarc and the
country through which it runs. We
shall take occasion hereafter to
quote some matters of general inter.
est from it.
Senators Henderson, Grimes and
Harlan, have each also sent US vala-
BILE speeches and other public docu.
ments recently.
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The New York SUN.-Attention
is called to the advertisement Of The
Sun Newspaper in to-day's issue
The Sun is the newest, and most en-
terprising, as it is the Cheapest Of all
the New York papers.
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SCHOOL MATTRRs.-This week clio.
SEES the spring term of our high
school, and the exhibitions of classes,
the Rotations &C., coming off there
every day, until Friday next, are
well worthy the attendance Of par.
ents and the friends of education
generally. IF you want to know
just how good school We have got,
Just 90 up there this afternoon, and
We win guarantee that you will at.
tend the rest Of the week.
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have this day appointed Messrs Full.
ton, Mast d White Of Ottumwa, agsnts
for the Farmero 4 Merchant's Insurance
Company Of Quincy Illinois. persons
holding Policies In said company. issued
4 Burton, are hereby notified TO cail II
their earliest couvsnisucs upon Messrs
Fulton, Mast 4 White, Ag'ts, brin9inG
their policiest with them, that any errors
or mistakes relating to their Insurance.
may b corrected, the Insurance Compa.
ny being anxious TO learn what policies
have been issued by VIM. A. Burton o.
Rogers 4 Burton; and TO whom.
WIN. GLADDEN.,
State Agt. F. = NJ. Ins, Co.
Fe s. lS66.-dwSm.
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MARR1ED.-March 18th, atthe rel
dence Of Jacob Shoemaker. by J.
Craig, Mr.. Francis r. Walker and
Miss Roseanna Betters, all Of Wapel-
0 county.
March 18, at the Parsonage, in
Agency City, by the same, Mr.. A. NJ
Pitman and Miss Louisa Hodson, all
Of Ashland Iowa.
March 10, at the residence Of the
Widow Sage, in Agency City, BY
the same, Mr.. J. M. hurry and Miss
Ludia R. Sage, all Of Agency City.
MARRIED.-March 26th, by Rev.
E. H. Waring, Mr.. Nicholas Polling,
to Miss Catharine Smith.
In steering their life bark over the
stormy stream Of time, may they al.
ways have pleasant polling.
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BRICK MAKINa.-Messrs. Chiffon
4 Fay have purchased one Of Gould's
Superior brick making machines
:. with which it is claimed that 10000
good brick can be moulded per day.
They will carry on the business at
their old locality near the Cemetery.
John Gebhardt has leased the old
Holmes yard and has made prepare
ton to make 1900, 600 during the
aNna0m
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Special Notices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Read. Read.

The undersigned II prepared TO paint
Portraits In OIL Colors, In the latest styles
ures. Persons having small pictures 81
deceased friends, Wishing TO have them
enlarged and oolored life like, give meoa
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless 1t
II done in the East. Give me . chance
and I can do It we'll and much cheaper.
Gard Photographs, Ambrttypes and
Gems taken ON abort notice.
Main st. Ottumwa lows.
d8mwly, II. NUNAMAKER.
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Weoklv Market Review.

The last week has been unusually
dull in the retail line, but the jobbers
have had an excellent trade. In the
wholesale Dry Goods line, Mess. Law
renee & Chambers, Devin & Son, and
VIM G. Moss jr. l. Co., have been re.
ceiving large stocks and disposing Of
them rapidly. Among the retailers
CLANCY h Bro, J. G. Meek and
Potts Bros, have received large
stocks since our last report, and are
doing d lively business. Will Majors
has just returned from New York
with a splendid stock Of furnishing
goods, cloths and cassimeresof the
latest styles, which La Victorie is
prepared to make up au fat. Belts
4 Co, wholesale and retail clothiers
are on hand with mammoth stock,
and Salvo is ready to fire a salvo Of
ready made we'll fitting suits at all
corners.
In Drugs Hinsey, Lewis / Go. and
Taylor, Blake 1 Co., are just receiv-
ing unusually heavy stocks for the
spring trade. Fred linn is about 70
move into Summers new building,
corner Second and Court and will
then be prepared to do up the retail
grocery trade in his usual hostile
manner. We also notice that
A. F. Davis, Charley Bachman,
and Geo. w Monk in their line are
well stocked up with groceries and
provisions.
The following are the ruling pri-
ces in the market today for Dry
Goods and Groceries:
Standard prints are worth 124 to
16 cts, retail, and 10 to IA cts. whole
sale: brown muslins at Is to 1871;
wholesale, and about ! ct. more atre
tail; bleached cottons run from III to
30c wholesale, and Is to 35c retail:
cotton yarns As to 60c per b, or $225
to $3.50 per bunch, cottonades 20 TO
26c; double and twist do, 45@50, re-
failing at % to 900, and SO to 55c.
In Groceries there is no material
change except in white fish, which
have advanced to $8,75@9,O0 per
barrel in half barrels. Coffee is worth
25 to 27lc; brown sugars, 1911 to 14i
TO- do, Ice; mackerel per kit $2,25c;
soda, 9a@sc per h, dried apples
prime 10c; peaches do. 11@l2ac per
ID.
1t will be seen that the only mate
rial change in these staples since last
week is in coffee at wholesale which
has jumped up some ~ cents per
pound.
The retail prices for groceries and
provisions including under this COM
prehensive head, grain, seeds, hides
and all sorts of country produce may
be quoted as follows. to wit:
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Lecture. :

d. franklin Wells. State Sup't Of Pub
lie instruction. will address the School Of.
dcers and teachers Of Wapello Co. ct Of
tumwa en- Wednesday April Is. 1898.
There Will be Convention Of School
Omcers Ct the Cont House 1t O'Clock P.
n. At this meeting topics Of great impor.
tance will be discussed. earnestly hone
70 80 every township fully represented
Let every President zee that every mem
Der Of his board IL duly notified Of this
meeting.
In the evening Of the same day, Mr..
Wells Will deliver . lecture to teechers
and ether friends Of Schools.
1deeire all the teachers Of this county to
hear this lecture.
8. 4. BURNHAM,
Sup't Of Schools for Wapello %.
March, 70 1868, wSwdlt.
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Hedge Plants /! Hedge Plants =!

The undersigned desires TO inform the
public, that he has large supply of
Usage ORANGE HEDGE PLANTS.
which he offers for sale at his plac, 6 miles
North of Ottumwa.
He has been engaged in Supplying this
community with these valuable plants.
for years, and all who have purchased OF
him will testify to his selling good, heal
thy, live plants.
No orders required for nursary deliy.
cry, all wanting them, will apply on his
premises in due season. First come first
served.
JAMES McMULLEN.
March, 5, lS6s.--w6w,
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These prices for produce it will be
understood are a shade higher than
are paid out OF wagons ON the
streets.
The live stock market may be quo
ted dull. The local transactions in
this line that we have to quote are
the purchase Of 80 head of very fine
steers averaging 1900 pounds by s.
CLANCY at private rates. The mar
ket may be quoted at 4ac for scala
wag stays, and cows; up to &c for
prime bullocks.
Capt. Howard, Of Illinois has
bought and shipped several hundred
head of sheep this week from this
county at $3.50 to $500 per head.
E. F. Cody bought and shipped
$50 head Of sheep in the neigh
borhood of Kirkville and Eddyville.
at about the same rates from Ben.
Slemons, Gilmore and others.
In hogs we hear Of no transactions
The following re..our latest quota.
tions of the Chicago live stock:
CATTLE.-The receipts since
Saturday are only about "a head,
making some 220 head on sale, inclu-
ding those left over ct the close of
the market on Saturday last. The
only buyers in attendance were some
half dozen city butchers, who took
. few small lots of common TO fair
grade steers and COWS at a 2506.75.
Sales, however, were altogether too
meagre too establish q fair range of
prices, hence we give nominal quota
tions as follows;
Prime to choice steers 98.O0@S.75
Fair to good second, class steers 700
@7.9o.
Medium to good butchers steers,
5.50@6.75.
Inferior to common, mixed lots
4.O0@6.37A.
HOGS.-The receipts since Satur-
day were about $50 head, which,
added to those left in the pens from
Saturdays sales made the supply
about 1900 head. The demand was
small to-day and prices were weak
and unsettled, the tendency in coarse
grades, and light, uneven lots, being
to . lower range. Some 800 head Of
the best droves werc taken for Bos-
ton and Philadelphia at $4,000. A
few small lots were also taken on
New York account At $6.b0@7.75.-
Sales XAra.
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Proprietor

p. BLIND, Proprietor.
Court Street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Having opened Saloon ON Court street
], ann now prepared to furnish the finest
drinks thvt can be had in the city.
! have also ON hand . stock of the most
choice Wines and Cigars, the very best
ever offered for sale here, and desire q
share of public patronage.
Ottumwa, Dec. l6, S67-dAw3m.
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Farm For Sale.

Situated A miles South west of Ottum-
wa, containing so acres, IS under fence
and 81 in cultivation. Log house, and a
never failing well of water, Will be sold
at bargain, and on easy terms, if appli-
cation is made soon. Apply at T.. s. Da
Wis & Co. g Store on Green street. or ON
the premises, title good.
A. r. WILCOX.
March, 3, ls6s.-w3m.
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CALDwELL:--
CALDWELL
The State House bill
was postponed until tomorrow. No
further action taken on it today.
SMITH.

BUSINESS AFrA1Rs.-Special atten-
ton is called to the now ad., of J. G..
Meek, in another column. Meek's
success here in mercantile affairs, is
q flattering compliment to, his indi-
fatigable labors to build up a trade,
and to furnish the people good goods,
at low prices.
His motto is " nimble six2ense
is better than slow shilling and
following the idea, he has probably
turned his capital oftner and made
more money on it, and at lower pri-
ces, than any other man in Ottumwa.
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USE GARDENERS Rheumatic Compound
It 10 one Of the greatest Blood Purifiers In
the Known world It Graduates all impu-
rites Of the blood from the whole system
Gardiuer's Compound IL certain, saf
and Pc rmanent cure Of Rheumatism, Nsu
ralgia d all impurities Of the Blood.
nS0 "
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ChiIIicothe New Mill.
The. Highest Cash Price paid for
Wheat and Corn.

The undersigusd would tender their
thanks 70 their former customers and
friends for past favors, and wish 70 cali
their attention and the public generally to
the fAct, that their new building will be
10th Feb. 1868. We have taken speciai
care TO make Il arst Glass custom mini.
JOHN q. HEAC0CK & SON,
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GoDY's LADYs Book for April has
been received, and isas usual, brim full
Of valuable and interesting reading.
|, Published It Philadelphia, at q, 90
per year.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

This il to give notice that ON the 18th
day Of December A. D. 1907, warrant In
Bankruptcy, was issued against the estate
OF William Valentine, Of the County Of
Wapello and State Of Iowa, who has been
adjudged . Bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment OF any debts and deliv-
cry Of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt to him, or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him are for
hidden by law that meeting Of the ore
ditoas of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and TO choose one or more assignees
Of his estate, will be held ut . court Of
Bankruptcy to be holden ut the law ONCE
ofStiles, Hutchinson q Dixon, in the city
OF Ottumwa, Wapello County Iowa, before
Daniel Anderson Esq, Register, on the
3sth das ofApril, A. D. 1858, ut two o'clock
p. m.
G. ". CLARK,
q. 8. N. ~ Messenger, Dist of Iowa.
Stiles, Hutchison q Dixon,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
mar75dAw-2t.
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ARNOLD 4 co. are the solo ag'ts
in Ottumwa, for the Pateut Combin-
ed Paper Collar and Bosom. Also,
for paper ties. A full line Of hats,
caps, and furnishing goods always on
hand.
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Original Notice.
Juliet =. Cooper W Albert Cooper.
To Albert Cooper.

Az <AAo0As OoOPCks
Sir, yon are hereby notified that on or
before the first day of May, 1868, there
will be on file In the ONCE Of the Clerk OF
the District Court OF Wapello county,
Iowa, . petition Of Juliette E. Cooper,
claiming Of you divorce from the bonds
Of matrimony, on the grounds Of your
willfnl desertl0n, without q reasonable
cause, for the space Of two years; and al
20 claiming Of you the custody Of her nj
nor children.
And you are further notified that unless
you appear and defend thereto before
noon Of the second day Of the next May
term Of said District Court, 70 be begun
and held In and for the said county OF
Wapello, ON the 2sth day Of May, A. d.
1858, your default will be entered and .
decree rendered thereon In accordance
with the prayer Of said petition.
CLEMENT q JOHNSON,
Atty's for Plaintiff.
March, la6a
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THE sEMI.wEEKLY SUN.

Same size and character - the Weekly
but furnishing twice a. much reading
matter, and giving the news with greater
ffeehness. Great pains win also be taken
n making up the political news Of the day
for this paper, % that the reader, whatey.
or b hls politics, wiIls6nd the SEMI
WEEKLY SUN to be An accurate and
comprehensive compendium OF political
Information. In fact, we mean that this
shall be the most valuable Campaign Pa
per in the country Price, e year; 10 cop
iss to one address, Is; 20 copies to one ad-
dress, $s5; 50 copies toaddress. 10; always
In advance.
: Address, THE SUN, New York City.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR I!

WE SELL DRESS PATTERNs PANT
Patterns, Webs, Cotton Cloth, 0hAWh;
Carpetings, Shestings, Dry and EAney
sent for ONE DOLLAR, describing twelve
different articles which We will sell for
ONF DOLLAR EACH.
~Ladiss and Gentlemen wanted -
Agents. to whom the most liberal induce
ments are offered, and Satisfaction guar
anteed in al cases.
CHAS. LETS q co.
Manufacturers Agents.
81 4 66 FEDERAL STREET.
BOSTON, MASS.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Chicago. March "a.

Chicago March "a.
Flour quiet unchanged.
Wheat irregular. Closes nom. at
1914 for no 2, spring; no l
nominal at 2 O2@2.O3.'
Corn steady. Closing heavy at
sa@s2a.
Oats steady at 57}@157t.
Ryei Irregular 163@l.b6.
Barley irregular at 162@155.
Provisions firm.
Pork-2l.OOO.
Lard quietlht 16@l6a.
Meats firmer.
Shoulders 1Oc.
Rough sides IL.
Short rib 122c.
Clear sides 13A.
Sweet pickeled hams 15c.
Live Stock-Hogs reed 1868 mar
ket steady sOO@s5O for light; 875@
e2E for averages Of 200 70 $50
pounds.
Cattle reed 942 at IL o'clock mar
ket dull and tending lower, extra
cattle nominal at 900. on real sales
Of choice at $50 @875 good at 750
080O; fair at 726@775.
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SHEEP.-The market was verv
quiet yet there were NO indications
Of any change in prices. There were
NO buyers in attendance, and but
. few droves on sale. Quotations
may be considered steady q $5.75.
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~ Derby l. Bowdish have just
received another fresh lot Of Usage
Orange seed.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TO CONSERVATIVES.
The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON win send
Gree Of charge) to all who desire 1t, the pre-
scripticn with the directions for making
and using the simply remedy by which he
was cured ola lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only OBJ
tect IL TO benefit the AFFLICTED, and hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, ~
1t viii cost them nothing, and may prove
q blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No, 165 South Second Street, William
sburgh, New York.
INFORMATION.
Information guaranteed to produce AUX.
uriant growth Of hair upon bald head or
beardless face, also . recipe for the remov-
al of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, ETC.. !.
on the skin, leaving the same snft, clear,
and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge by addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
s3S Broadway. New York.
June 6, 1S67-wly-ts. n. p. l5).
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
st. Louis. Mar. Is.

ST. 10 us MARKETS.
st. Louis, Mar. Is.
Flour declined 25c.
Wheat declined 2@4c.
Corn dull 86@87.
Oate, 69@71.
Barly very firm. Sales Of choice
spring at 2.85.
Rye better at 170@175.
Pork unchanged at Is.
Bacon unchanged at III.
Shoulders Ill.
Clear sides IA.
Lard, leo for tierce and 17c for
key.
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and hope by keeping good goods at reason
able rates, to merit and receive our share
Of public patronage.
Remember the place on market street,
where you may always expect to receive
the full value Of your money or produce
feb.31-dAw3m.
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FOR SALE.

Twelve acres Of the most elligibly ait
uated land In the vicinity Of this city.
Enquire Of the undersigned one mile
west Of the city limits.
A. L. GRAVES.
march16. st.
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The Campaign Opened!
THE FIRST GUN FOR 1888!
j. q. MEEK.
After thanking a Generous public for
the extremely liberal patronage heretofore
extended, desires to say that he has now
commenced receiving his
SPRING STOCK or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
and In fact everything in the mercantile
line, usually found in a
First Class Store.
Many or our goods were bought before the
recent advance, and adhering to our old
and successful
Quick Sales and
Small Profits
plan, we are determined: to sell them
NJ u Um0l1 0uv0IlC0 O0 CO0ts UuO IuUB ul0k0
up by frequent returns the profits other
houses get in the old fogy high pricc, slow
coach way Of doing business,
We pay the HIGHEST market prices
for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
and respectfully invithe the people OF
Wapello and adjoining counties to rsmsm-
Dor
6eek's Cheap
CASH STORE! |
One door west Of the Ottumwa House,
when Visiting the city, where you will al
wsys receive the
HIGHEST PRICE
for your
PRODUCE,
and find accommodating clerks and goods
at figures that defy oompstition,
J.9. MEEK.
Mar. 48-dAW.tf
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GROVESTEEN'S PIANOS
G RO YES TEEN PIANOS
GroreSteen's Pianos.
499 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
1879 Broad,oay Ne,o Yorl

1879 Broad,cay Ne,o York,
400 Broadway, New York.
Are uurivalled for Durability, power
and Evenness ofTone- They are fast be-
coming the favorite over all others,
with Musicians, Amateurs and all lovers
OF GOOD MUSIC. They are Warranted in
every respect. Price one third lower than
other first class makers. Send for Circu-
lar. GROVESTEEN eco.
DIV Sm. 499 Broadway New York.
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"a, 107i; '65, 1864; new, 1918; 10-4Os,
coupons, 1905, 7-3O, coupons, LOG.
Western Union-35s.
New York Central--1.20a.
Brie-692.
Ilinois-1.O8.
Rock Island-92a.
Northwestern-66.
Money! per. cent
Sterling 81.
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The fashionable public use Burnetts
Cocaine for the hair. [-Harrer's
Weekly.
Burnett's Cologne has attained an
enormous sale.-[New Yorker.
Present to q Lady Of good taste
that matchless perfume, Burnett's
Florimel.
Brilliancy Of Complexion is desir-
able in a lady and for It's preserva-
ton Burnett's Kalliston is guaran.
teed to be q most powerful auxilia-
ry.
Favorites with the Ladies-Bur-
nett's Flavoring extracts. The UNI
initiated should try them.
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WANTED.-$500 at 10 per ct.
on unincumbered farm for one year.
Address, Gro f. WALKER,
Attorney, Independent, Iowa.
mar25-dAw3t.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, Mar. Is.

NcW AOTh, Mur' 1Os
Cotton quiet.
Flour 99O@1O7O extra state;
990@1400 Round Hoop Ohio.
Wheat quiet 267a.
Corn, 1270130.
Oats firm 84@84i.
Barley dull.
Rye quiet.
Pork lower 245o@2462 new mess.
2362@2376 old.
Lard firm.