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Two Divorce Petitions.
Wednesday.s Daily.

NFE-TNS' Lt
James w. Hill by his attorney, S. T..
Adler, today filed u petition in the
clerks office asking a divorce from his
wife, Cora i. Hill, on the grounds of
desertion. The plaintiff says that he
and the defendant were married in
Fairfield, July 20, 1898, and that ever
since he has conducted himself toward
her as 4 loving and dutiful husband.
That on or about October, 1898, he fell
i'll and was on the point of death when
The defendant deserted him and has
ever since without just cause absented
herself from him. Wherefore he asks
for a divorce.
Matte Brownlee, by the same attor-
ney, asks for a divorce against her
husband, Sherman Brownlee, on the
grounds of habitual drunkenness. She
says that she and the defendant were
married in Corydon in July, 1899, and
that since that time defendant has be-
come a drunkard and a professional
gambler and that she has been COM
PEELED to take in washing to support
herself and her son. For all of which
She asks the court for a legal separa-
ton from the defendant.
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Gold! Gold! Gold!

The latest Ell Dorado is reported to
be on Nome City Beach, Alaska. Thou
sands of people are fastening there,
many OF whom will return broken in
health. or what avail is gold when
health is gone? Guard your health
with the best of all medicines-Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters and you will
always have true wealth. The Bitters
are for people who have abused their
stomachs, or are naturally weak. 1t
will regulate the bowels, stir up the
liver, invigorate the kidneys, and OBJ
solutely cure indigestion, constipation,
malaria, chills and fever. 1t is a nat
ural tonic, absolutely free from dan
gerous narcotics. 1t should be taken
at the present season. to protect the
system from sudden colds and malarial
attacks. It's a good medicine to keep
on hand.
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TEAoHERs, MEETING an AGENCY
County Superintendent Has Completed
Program for the Event.
Ernm Wednasdnu,S Daily

County. Superintendent Beniah DIM
mitt has completed the program for a
teachers meeting to be held in
Agency, March "a, at / o'clock. The
general public is invited TO attend, and
lit is hoped that parents, patrons and
friends of education will be present
and assist in the discussions on the
questions that will be presented. The
county superintendent desires it under
stood that criticisms and friendly sug-
gestions will be received in the man
in which they are intended and any
helpful suggestions will be followed.
It is expected that all teachers within
a reasonable distance of Agency will
be in attendance. Following is the pro-
gram:
Song, America
Invocation-Rev. Lower.
Address of welcome-Rev. w. S.
Moore.
Paper, How May Our Schools be
Improved?'-Dr.! j. L. Newell.
Discussion-Rev. Lower and c. w,
Burnaugh.
Glass Work or Lesson in Reading
first or second year)-Miss Ida Kneen,
Music-Quartet.
School Libraries-(a) Their Value
and How to Use Them (for town.
Miss Alma Law. (b) Their Use and
How to Obtain Them in Rural Schools
l-E. S. Parker.
General discussion.
Diseussion-House file, No. 2S7, rela.
tive to an appropriation OF $500 by the
board to high schools annually to in.
l~crease the efficiency of the schools al
the state-J. A. yanzant and J. Lein.
hauser.
Music.
| Glass in Numbers Second or third
grade)-Miss Clydena Dimmitt.
Discussion-Central township school,
and transportation of children--F. L
Callister, John Enyart, c. II. Isakins.
General business-Prof. Nv. J. Hicks
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An Unsollcited Testimonial.

One of the most prosperous patent
medicine manufacturers in this west
ern country is the DR.. A. ". Banes
Medicine Co., of st. Joseph, Mo. Their
business has increased sc in the past
year that they have had TO greatly en-
large their facilities for handling
their trade. The reason for this very
rapid growth is on account OF the great
beneficial qualities OF their prepara-
tions. The journal of Health, a jour
nal for the investigation of the purity
and good effects of medicinal prepare
tions and for the suppression of in
furious ones, says OF the DR.. A. V.
Banes Rheumatic Specific: ut is sell
don we feel called upon to bestow such
high praise as is demanded by the gem
uine, curative qualities of this prepara-
tion. We have made full inquiry OF
those who have used this remedy, To
ascertain whether it is all that the
proprietors claim for it. We met with
The most overwhelmingly testimony to
prove that it has effected wonderful
and lasting cures in cases which had
baffied the skill of reputable physicians
or had failed to yield to other well
known preparations"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Bloomfield, March 15.-Jolln r. Will
kinson, OF this city, died Monday at
the Mt. Pleasant hospital, where he
was taken a year or more ago. The
remains were brought home for burial
Tuesday morning. The funeral sery-
ices occurred at the residence, Tues
day at 3 p. M, conducted by the ]. o.
70. +. lodge.
The democratic nominees for the
coming election are: For mayor, Jos.
Higbee; city attorney, Jno. a.. Searbor-
ough; treasurer, VIM. Dillener; as
SCISSOR, w. i. Caldwell; alderman, First
ward, G. A. Hazlewood; Second ward,
Thomas Davies; Third ward, Harvey
Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phillips and
Mrs. john Beune1, an old resident OF
Davis county, died on Monday at the
home of her daughter in Stiles. The
funeral services occurred Thursday at
the al. i. church at Stiles.
Mrs. Kate Hickey is visiting relatives
in Milton this week.
Mrs. Winnie Wallace, of South OF
tuimwa, arrived Tuesday for a visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. s. u,
Berry.
S. "A. Lorenz was the subject OF an
unpleasant experience O Tuesday
morning, while driving opt to the
Arney farm for the purpose of EN-.
thalming the body of jacob Arney, who
died on Monday. On hist return trip
when within a few mileY OF the city,
on of the horses slipped on the ice
and fell. and in SO doiDgfa piece Of ice
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ORMANyILLE.

Ormanyille, March 15.-Married Feb.
90, Miss Stella Bolin and Mr.. Elmer
Proctor, both Of this city, and highly
esteemed by all.
J. @. Adams Jr. has purchased a lot
and will erect a business block soon on
East avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Burton and
children and G. M. Thomas and family
were royalty entertained at the Wyatt
mansion. Messrs, j. @. Adams and
Aaron Wyatt were also of the party.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Skinner and children, Mrs. II. A.
Springer and daughter, I. NJ. and son
Clyde. and {. N. Skinner were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rip Van VIM
kle. "a. Skinner brought his violin and
Mrs. Van Wrinkle accompanied on The
organ, and so the evening was very
pleasantly spent.
Mrs. S. r. Thomas, Miss NJ. A. Van
Dorm and Chas. Eakin We're entertained
at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. M. Leon
ard a few days since.
Last Friday Miss Blanche Wright
closed a four and a half months term
of school at the Plain View school
building. An interesting program
was rendered in the afternoon. A
sumptuous dinner was spread and pre-.
pared by the pupils and patrons. G. +.
| Eakin pave a talk on ssCharacter Bull
ding which was well rendered and
much appreciated.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. j.. NJ
Bailey were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
G. NJ. Thomas for tea.
John Hamilton and daughters, Jen,
ME and Grace, and Miss NJ. A. Ormar
spent an evening at the O%rphanage 8
few evenings since.
March 2 Miss Annie Piper closed hel
winter term of school at Science Hal
with an exhibition at night. The
house was crowded. Standing room
was at a premium.
Miss Susan Spangler anticipates a
visit at Lew spangler's this week.
Mrs. S. II. Thomas and Miss Minnie
| Jackson visited the graded school on
Bridge street Thursday.
Aunt Sallie Kindalfs many friends
sprung a surprise OH her on the 18th
inst, it being her birthday. They
| thought they would cheer" her up
witch a handsome rocker. The sur.
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HOPEWELL.

Hopewell, March 1.-THE Allen fam
lilies have moved from the Brown farm
TO the Huffman place.
Last Wednesday while helping to
move Tom Hamilton's granary, George
Roberts had the misfortune to u one
of his hand severely.
Last Tuesday night a number of the
young folks were out with skates and
sleds, coasting.
A large crowd assembled at the VIII
| Hunter home Wednesday in honor OF
Mrs. Hunters birthday.
A number from here We're Ottumwa
callers last week. Among them were
j. NJ. Walker and son Charlie, j. il.
Hamilton, wife and daughter Libbie,
Bert White and son Clyde, G. T. Rob
erts and son Arthur and David Ea-
kins.
Samuel Hunter is still i'll, as is also
Grandmother Smith.
Grandmother Alien has erysipelas on
the face.
Rilda Atwood visited Saturday and
Sunday with her grandparents, Mr..
ar.S AIRS. Nat Houk.
Spelling at Ash Grove school house
Friday night was well attended. \
farm wagon loaded with twelve young
women and gentlemen Went from this
place.
DIR. Selmon is going TO erect a new
house ON his farm for his renter.
Homer McCarty, of Ash Grove, wa
a caller at this place Saturday after
noon.
Tim Houk visited Saturday am
Sunday with his Uncle Steve Oyertur
near Ormanpille.
Miss Jennie Birdeat, who has bee
staying with her grandparents, start
ed this morning for her home nea
Drakeyille.
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Brave 9 Eall

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well sdwomen, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons
in the blood, backache, nervousness,
headache and tired, l~istless, rundown
Idaville, Ind. He says: Electric Bit
tiers are just the thing for a man when
he is all run down. and don't care whe-
Their he lives or dies. 1t did more to
give me new strength and good appe-
lite than anything / could take. can
now eat anything and have a new
lease on life Only SO cents, at Clark
& Mollison's drug store. Every bottle
guaranteed.
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BUTLER.

Butler, March 15.-Rev. Fair preach
ed at Union Chapel Sunday.
Wesley Mock leaves this week for
Hennessey, Okla.
Seward McClain moved last week to
his fathers farm west of Fremont.
Lige Fuller moved to the Mckinney
farm last week.
School closed at No. 5 last Friday.
Minnie Ruggles, of Hedrick, visited
friends in Butler last week.
ID. S. and II. NJ. Shute We're in OF
.tumWa last Friday.
w. N. Slack was in Butler Monday.
Mr.. Mute has moved to the Kendall
building, vacated by Il. a. Speck, who
left for Oklahoma last week.
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prise was complete and none enjoyed
it more than s,Aunt Sallie.' May She
live to enjoy many such happy anni-'
versaries.
There is a movement on foot TO or
ganize a Modern Woodman lodge in
the near future here.
Mrs. Jessie Spangler and Miss Ida
Caldwell spent a very pleasant after
moon at the %Orphanage.
Miss Blanche Wrighp is the guest OF
Miss Bertha NJ. Berry this evening,
March s,
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COME TO OTTuMWA.

ottumwa will be the busiest town in Iowa
when spring opens. Hundreds of houses to be-
built. Labor for all classes. Mechanics, ma
SONS, day laborers and tearnsters will alibe busy
at good wages. Write me if you wish to come.
time onbalance. A good 7room house and barn
to trade for land. 20 residence lots on very small
monthly payments, or will require no MON cy
same, the material in which equals in value the
price of the lot. Have two 5acre tracts near
city limits at $500 each, will sell on small
monthly payments.
Honsest to rent in all parts of city. You cat
trade ME good horses on property, or if you
have no horses I would accept cash.
Cooperation of real estate men in neighborinn
towns solicited. i5ts
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
Boil Phones r. o. Box 2O3.
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Ienothening DAYS give eyid

L~engthening days give evidence of
approaching spring time when am
bilious business men, surrounded by
shrewd competition in the oyercrowded
older towns, are looking for new
homes, broader and better business adj
vantages. The burlington, Cedar Rap
ids and Northern railway is extending
its lines into the best portions Of
northwestern Minnesota. The country
is ~notedSfor its rich soil, social, ednca-
tional and religious advantages. -Four
towns were located last fall and have
made remarkable growth already. Sew
eral new Towns will be located during,
the spring and early summer. IT you
desire to be a pioneer in a good new
town in a well settled rich country,
which has long been in need of a
railroad, address {
Thomas H. Brown,
Sioux Falls, S. Oak,
Townsite Agent New Lines.
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liORAyIA.

Moravia, March 15.-Joseph Starber,
Appanoose county's Oldest citizen and
a highly respected man, died Monday
morning at his home on the edge of
town, after a brief illness. aged 81
years. Deceased was born in Clifford
county, n. C.. Mr.. Starber came to
Iowa in 1S4S, with a colony. a religious
denomination calling themselves Nora
vians. He surveyed the site of our
town and helped TO build the old Mo-
ravian church which is still standing.
Six children and a large circle of
funeral vas held Wednesday at 1920
a. IN.
John Jones, of Monroe county, was
transacting business here. Tuesday.
The art social given by the ladies Of
the Christian church Saturday even
ing was a great success.
Mrs. Joe Hunnel, of Eldon. grand
child of Joseph Starber, was here to
attend the funeral Wednesday.
DIR. Adkins and Mrs. Graham were
Centerville visitors Tuesday.
Paro Sharp left for Galesburg, ILL.,,
Tuesday to visit his brother, John, who
is attending school at that place.
A letter bearing the postmark OF
Phoenix, Arizona, from George Jay,
says his health is Improving rapidly.
There will be quarterly meeting at
Wesley Chapel neNS Sunday.
Rev. G. r. Norton was a passenger
ON No. 2 Wednesday afternoon enroute
to Ottumwa TO meet Mrs. Norton, who
had been visiting friends in Van Buren,
county.
Will Norton, who is employed by
the Adams Express company and To-
Gated at Rock Island, H., has been
transferred TO Chicago. Will is one OF
our home boys and all wish him sue
cess.
Mrs. Cummlins and son Grant were
Ottumwa visitors Sunday.
Byron Hiatt, who has been i'll with
lesmeasles, is now able to be on the
street.
Jack Hunter and Will Davis were
up from Mystic Monday
fChas. Muck was I'M oulton Sunday
DR.. Rinard spent Sunday in Blakes
burg.
Mrs. Putnam Bishop was summoned
to the bedside of her sick daughter
Mrs. Walker Clancy, south OF town Fri
day.
Miss 1Ifiie Reading, teacher in room
No. 2 OF, the public school, is confined
to her bed with an attack of measles
Mrs. John Temple, Of Foster, wer.
the guest of her father, Aaron Camp
bell, Monday.
John Robinson, Earl Boysal, Hos
Mering, Ed Norton, Claude Alyersor
Walter BoEse, Will Chambers, Joh1
Bogsal, George Hiatt, Jacob Campbell
and Chas. BoysalI spent Sunday after
noon in Darby and Rathburn.
George Holland, of Mystic, is III
guest of Vim, Winters this week.
The Misses johnson, of Foster, wer
shopping here Monday.
NJ. A. johnson, agent of the x. q "
at Plano, and grandson of Joseph Stal
Der, deceased, was here to attend th
funeral Wednesday.
Ed. Pabst and family, of Foster er
visitors here Monday.
Arthur Benson, travelling agent fc
the Baker medicine Co., arrived HON
this week for a few days visit.
John Putnam and Dave Gunnel, I
John Mackss bridge crew, We're Sunda
, visitors to home folks
Uncle Steve Scott. who lived sout
of town. died last Friday. He was a
, old settler and was known by man
in this and adjoining counties.
Miss Lou Howery has charge OF til
second room in the school.
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LEGAL.

HIGHWAY NoTICE.-Auditor's office Wan
IL clio county, Ottlmwa, Iowa, March q
1000. To Whom il, may concern: The commits
viz: Commencing at the southwest corner Of
the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter
of Section S., Township 70, Range 10 west, In
Wapello county, Iowa, and running thence east
on The south line of the said northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter 10 the southeast COR
ner of said described premises to present high
way has reported in favor of the Establishment
thereof, and all objections thereto, or claims
for damages, must be flied in the auditors office
on or before noon of the 10th day of May. A.. D.,
out reference thereto. MORGAN GRIswoLD,
County Auditor.
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~PLEASANT HILL

Pleasant Hill, March l5.-Wm. Heag-
er preached at White Elm church Sum
day at IL a. M, and Rev. w. Davis at
Wright.
The bag social was well attended at
Selma Saturday night.
Scott Adamson was in Eldon on bus
mess last week.
John Putin barger, wife and family,
of Batavia, visited here this week with
Mrs. Solenbarger and other friends.
James Black was visiting friends in
Eldon last week.
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t WA MARKETS
Live Stock and Poultry.
hT,vrt, 1E

FUrra.@ 3sEF AZ 1Os
Hogs, choice over $50 lbs. 4.65
200 to $50 fbs.. p.........s $50
140 to 200 fbs...s ........ 4.55
Cows, per cwt .....,...s....3 .0o@3. so
.Heifers, per cwt.... a....s,3. 5O@3.75
Calves $3.50. "...s-.s ......4. 00@5 90
Sheep.... ..-.....4.25@4.5o
Poultry. fat hens 49, s..S..... OF
CHI hens $500. ....... 8
Spring chickens. ... ..... O5
Old ROSTERS 80. ........ 2A
Young stag ROSTERS. 80. J Ga
Old gobbleIs.... "a s.... 05
Young gobblers ... .... 5A,
Hen t~urkeys...s q. s,s.... ~
Gull turkeys $3.50. ......s o.
Ducks, full feathered .... O5
Geese, full feathered.. =. O4
Pigeons, per doz ......... so
Grain and Produce.
Wheat. fall .............. 5o@.sO
Oats a...x 20023
Rye .s..s 80. ...........a 35O40
Corn ......... ............x 32033
Timothy seed, per bushels. 90
Hay 80. .................7.oo @s. 90
Hay, baied ..................7. 0o@9s. 90
Oats straw .50@4.o 90
Butter, prime yellow, per ID
Grocers pay.s-. .... 49,. 20
Eggs, fresh per dozen
GEsocers pay.s.. ...s 49,. 1914
Packers pay.....s t.. 49,. o.
Hides, Wool and Feathers.
Hides, green No. 1...... 6Hs
Green, No. 2 ........ 5%
Green, salt cured, No. lie 7H,
Green, salt cured, No. 81. 81
Wool, tubwashed 80. s...a 2S6sO
Medium unwashed era ..,.x 2lD22
Coarse unwashed ~ s....sa 20-21
Fine unwashed .-..s .....s 5000
Beeswax.... 80. .........a 22@25
Feathers, prime live geese.s 40050
iTallow, No. 1............ 4M4A
Tallow, No. 2........... sh@4
Retail Prices.
Flour, per sack............ 90@1. 10
Mill stutfs, shorts per 100
pounds 1855. .sss..x s... so
Corn chop ....s .......... rs
Oats chop ..... .s........ 80
Bran 80. -. .......... "a
Tsa4 Imperial. per b..n4o 10000
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momEsEEKERs, EXCURSION.
Jan. 10, Feb. 6, 20, March 9, 20, April
8, ~, 1900, Via b.. G. II. a. N. Ry.

On above dates round trip tickets,
good 81 days, WILDE sold at rate of a
single fare plus 81 TO all points on this
line in Iowa, Minnesota and South Da-
kato, north OF and including She'll
Rock, Abbott Crossing and Waverly.
Tickets will also be sold at this rate
to a large number of cities and towns
in Northern, Western and Southern
states.
C. r. & N. agents or address Jno. G..
Farmer, A. G. p. 81 Z. A.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE-Notice is
"A hereby given to all persons interested, that
dersigned was appointed by the Clerk Of the
District Court of Napello. County, Iowa, Adj
ministrator of the estate of Martha Gebhart
deceased. late of said County. All persons In
debtcd to said estate will make payment to the
Undersigned, and those Having claims against
the same will present them, legally aufhenti.
Gated TO said Court for allowance.
Dated March is, 1900. A. Z. Moss,
Administrator,
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NoTICE-PRooT OF WILL.-State Of Iowa.
~ Wapello Comfy, IS. District court. TO
all whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
given, that an instrunnent.in writing purporting
deceased, was this day, produced, opened and
read by the Undersigned and thatI have fixed
Wednesday, the 18th day Of April, 1900, as the
Witness my official signature, with the seal
of said court hereto affixed, this 18th day Of
March, 1900.
t Q. J. GARRIoTT,
Seal. Clerk District Court.
t BY II. ]. Wing, Deputy.
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ssBeater late than never.'s 1t is best,
however, to be never late about taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla to purify your
blood. Take it now.
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The following postotfices have been
discontinued: Calvin, Blackhawk coun-
ty; mail to Waterloo; Oak Spring, Da-
ris county, mail to Ash Grove.
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Mrs. DeGroot of Steamboat Rock fell
on an icy sidewalk and broke a leg near
the knee.
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was hurled with such violence against
Mr.. Lorenz tina, a severe cut was made
In his face.
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! ". A. JORDAN & SONS.
Chicago Produce rIarlxet,

Chicago, March 15.-Wheat, March,
sc; July, 67A.
Oats. March, 23A; July. 22A@22Mr.
Pork, March, 1o.s7A; July, 1926.
Lard, March, 5.9272; July, 6.o7A.
Ribs, March, 6.oo@6.02h; July,
6.02A.
Rye, May, 55A@5&
Barley, 37@43.
Flax, 1850.
Timothy, 2.45.
Glover, $40.
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Peoria Markets.

Peoria, March 15.-corn, higher; No
2, 36A.
Oats, firm; No. 8 white 24A @25A.
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Ernest Pape has been commissioned
postmaster ait Calumet.
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TODAx,s
Chicago live Stock market.

Chicago, Mar. 15-Cattle, 5000; stea-
div; 4.o0@5.sO; cows 3.0o@4 20; Texans
3.s5@4.S0; stockers 3.35@4.s0.
Hogs, $4,000; steady to firm; mixed
4. so@5.O2A; heavy, 4.95@5.O5; light
4.T5@4.95.
Sheep, 10000; steady; 4.75@5.90;
lambs 5.50@7.25. +
Chicago Rutter and Egg Market.
Chicago, March 15.--Bntter, easy;
creameries 19@24; diaries 1922.
Eggs, firm; 14As.
Chicago Poultry Market.
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Young Tyson go at Bo@7.
Gunpowder $3.50. ...... 40@7
Japan -. ........ ......s A u
Sugar, u loaf, IA Tbs for. 1.0i
Pulverized, IA lbs for ...s lsE 10
GRADUATED, is lbs for -. q 10
Extra G, 20 lbs for ....s 10,
Dark G, % Tbs. for.......s 10
Coffee, Rio. green, por ib.a 1902
Rio roasted !. .,.... laM@s
Golden Rio,9gresn ....a On 3
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Cilicago Rntter and Egg Market.
Chicago Poultry MARKET.

Chicago March 15.-Dressed POULTRY,
steady; turkeys sA@1l;, chickens 90
9Hs; ducks lo@ll. ry-
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-15

st. Louis Market.
st. Louis, March 15.-Wheat, cash,
7lB; July, 66A.
Corn, cash, s5M; July, seA@ssM.
Oats, cash, 25; May, 24A.