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MUST HAVE BEEN INSANE.
Hulsizer Sold Hard Coal at $4 a Tor
 and Was Arrested.

and was AFFeSLeU.
 Charles Hulszer, of Fair Haven, was arrested Saturday night by Detective Dunlap on the charge of theft. He was a driver for the coal firm of H. Konold & Son, and for long time had been selling bags of coal at the rate of $4 a ton. This philanthropy caused an in- vestigation. with the result that the man was arrested for the theft of the coal and for his nerve in selling anthra- cite at such a low figure. He will ap- pear in the city court this morning and have chance to explain things.
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FOOTBALL NEWS OF INTEREST
TALE TEAM DISPLAYED BUT
 LITTLE SNAP AND SPIRIT

Iu the Game Against Brown Last Satur- day-YaIs coaehcrs Dissatisfied -
 Brown Forced Yale to PIay-Resalts of Other Games on the Gridiron Last saturiay. The Yale football squad will be given some of the stiffest kind> of practice this week as result of the teams showing in Providence last Saturday. One of the old item coachers of the Blue stated last evening that the Yale team went into the game last Saturday as if the game had been won before the start. This feeling of over-confidence was manifested throughout the game and the Yale snap and spirit were de- | cidedly lacking. Brown forced Yale to play football" said the coach, "and | this forcing apparently paralyzed the Yale men. Brown has an exceptionally l strong team but Yale should have won
 by a score of 20 to 0 instead of 10 to O. One thing is certain, and that is that the personnel of the Yale team is not, as yet, by any means certain and three or four important changes are likely to
 occur before the games with Princeton
 and Harvard"
 Members of the Yale team were
 frank in their opinion last evening and
 immediately after the game in Provi-
 dence, that when Brown meets Harvard
 next Saturday afternoon, Brown will
 take the Crimson wearers into camp.
 On Wednesday of this week Yale will
 line up against the University of Yer
 mont on Yale field and on Saturday the
 Penn State college eleven will play 1 here.
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SYMPATHETIC MEETING.

A meeting of the synpathizers of the coal miners will be held at Aurora hall on Union street next Friday evening. There will be no charge for admission. Good speakers are promised.
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sTEINERT SCHOLARSHIPS.

Trials Will be Held This Week Tuesday
 and Wednesday.
 The Steinert scholarship trials which were postponed last week will be held tomorrow and Wednesday, as follows: Violin, Tuesday, Il a. rn., College street hall; piano, Tuesday, ? p. Ir., College street hall; organ, Wednesday, Ii a. n., Battell chapel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-13

Burnett's Vanilla Extract has outlived criticism. 1t is the finest and purest vanilla extract that can be bought. Once tried, al- ways used.
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YALE Vs. BROWN.

Yale found Brown a difficult proposi- tion in Providence last Saturday after noon and succeeded in defeating the Brown team only atfer the stiffest kind of a battle. At the end of the first half the score stood a blank. sheviin replaced Hamliia in the last part of the second half and made 6 45 yard run for touchdown. No goal was kicked, the score standing to 0. A few moments before the end Of the game, Metcalf, Yale's sturdy quarterback, drop-kicked pretty goal from the field, placing the score 10 to 0. This ended the SCOT .n=.
 Browns defensive work was big surprise to Yale, and the Providence boys assaulted Yale's line without mer- cy. OTHER GAMES LAST SATURDAY.
 At Cambridge--Harvard 22, Univer- sity of Maine o. !. At Yale field--Yale freshmen 23, St. Paul's school 6.
 At Naugatuck-Naugatuck 6, Yale Second 6.
 At Exeter-Harvard Second team 5, Exeter 0.
 At watertown-New Haven high school IS, Taft 6.
 At delphia--University of Penn sylvania II, Swarthnlore 6.
 At Andover-Andover 12, Williston O..
 At Amherst-Amherst 1s, Union 0.
 tA Syracuse-Syracuse University 2S, Colgate~n.
 At lliamsport-Bucknell 16, Car lisIe Indians 0.
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sousa in Special Train.
Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers furnished by
Lowenberg & Co.. real estate agents
107 South Court street.
John f. Cook and wife to Mary A
Foulks, lot s. block 6, Phillips, $3.50.
Robt. Foulks and wife to e. N.
Wood, same as above, SIS.
l.. w. Thornburg to Ellen G. Thorn
burg CHS wife1 undivided one-half in
terest southwest quarter northeas
quarter northeast quarter section IL
~, Ia, s1.00.
Chas. H. Kennedy ct al to J. A. Ken
nedy, undivided one-third east hal
northeast quarter and northeast quar-
ter southeast quarter section IA, n IA
81 300.
Levi J. Hahn to j. L. Geisler, undi
vided one-fourth east half southwest
quarter section 26, and northeast quar-
ter northwest quarter section 35 ant
one acre in southeast quarter north
west quarter section 50, all in 70, IA
$545.21
Lavinia NJ. Bannister to c. T. Jack
son, lots 81, 55, Sc, 80, SO, II, 81
| Leighton & Bannister's second add
ton, Ottumwa, ST and other considera
| ton.
Herman Cooley to John ID. ClouSe
lot "a, Schicll's addition, Ottumwa
| 500.
John ID. Clouse to Lacrosse Lumber
Co, same as above, $100
A. B. Williams to John G. Burton, lo
| As, II. T. Bakers addition, Ottumwa
500.
Mary A. Mann, ct al, to Isaac Weav
er, part northwest quarter southwest
quarter section 81, ~, Is, 81 and par
| tition.
Isaac Weaver ct al to Minnie R
Cool, part northwest quarter south
west quarter section 81, 70, 10, ST. .0(
and partition.
Minnie r. Cool, ct al, to Mary A. ant
| Agnes G. Mann, part northwest quar-
| ter southwest quarter, section 81, 70
10, 81 90 and partition.
! M. NJ Elliott ct al to w. H. McElroy
cas- half northeast quarter and NORTH
half southeast quarter, section IS, 73
l15, $3.50.
| Ira Wilson and wife to Jos. A. Will
son, lot SO, Castles addition, Ottumwa
| 81 90.
Ben F. Wilson to Lydia j. Wilson
lot So, Castles addition, Ottumwa
500.
John G. Burton and wife to Victoria
Ulmer. lot As, H. T. Bakers addition
Ottumwa, $S6l.25.
Eliz Higham and husband, John tt
| Jas. Beatty, northwest Sc feet lot 40
Dixon & Hutchisons addition Ottum
wa, $1,000
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WooIson.

Woolson. Nov lO-A donation party
at Rev. and Mrs. B. G. Nevill's last Fri
day night
Mrs. Rosette d. Musselman of Chi
cage is here visiting for few days
with her many friends
Clarence Johnson of Blakesburg was
here a few days last week visiting the
parental Johnson home.
A little child of George Grimer's is
under the Doctors care.
The Mcfarland children are now on
the mend after a siege with typhoid
fever.
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nard Van Gent, Hubert Vest and Ed.
Metzger We're in keb Saturday even
ing to attend a farewell party in honor
OF Miss Eta Bowles. of Fremont, who
| leaves soon for North Dakota, to make
that place her future home
| Elder A. Wolf and wife, Mesdames
Hannah jacobson, Sadie Boysel and
daughter, Miss Carrie and Joseph
| Berger, of Batavia, returned to their
homes last evening after attending
the semi-annual love feast, which was
held Saturday and Sunday at the
South Moore street Brethren church.
Saturday evening a few of MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Keister's friends planned a
surprise on them at their home, lis
| North Ward street The event was q
complete surprise and the evening was
very pleasantly spent in games and
social conversation. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Larue, Mr..
and Mrs. L. o. Johnson, Misses Edna
Hawkins, Maude Larue, Pearl John
son and Jessie Williamson, and r. NJ.
| Holt.
Mrs. o. L. Hendricks, son Harold,
and daughter. Miss Blanche, 706 Wa
bash avenue departed this morning
| for Muscatine and from there they
will go to Galesburg, ILL.,, for visit
with relatives and friends. They will
return home by the way of Burlington
and visit with Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hen.
| bricks.
| There were two additions to the Da-
Wis street Christian church Sunday
morning. Sunday evening the first
meeting of the series of the revival
meetings was held. There was a
large attendance. This evening Rev
Elder will preach on San Experience
in the Third Heaven Every one is
| invited.
Mrs. VIM. Keister, 11S North Ward
street. entertained number OF little
| folks at her home Saturday afternoon
The hours were from three to six
o'clock. The time was spent in games
and various other amusements. Re
| freshments were served. Those pres
ent were Florence Holt, Edna Will
hanson, Alice and Edith Holt, Maude
Larue and Homer James.
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catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can.
not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order TO cure it you must take Internal
remedies Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in.
rernaiiy. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hairs Catarrh Cure IL
NOT n nuack medicine. 1t WAS prescribed
Nv one of the best physicians in this com.
tfv for Years. and is a regular prescription.
it is composed Of the best tones known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
The perfect combination OF the two In.
rredients Is what produces such wonderful
resuits in curing Catarrh Send for. testi.
li r. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold BY druggists, price .75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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The body Of a fioater, an unknown
man. was found in the Mississippi riy
er near Davenport. There are evil.
dences of foul play. The officials are
Investigating.
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Earthquakes in MICHIGAN,

Houghton, Mich, Nov S.-The resi-
dents OF Hancock and Hougbton were
greatly alarmed by a severe shock
which occurred last night, the houses
rocking and windows rafting as
though an earthquake had occurred
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$50 Monsters to be Used on Bur-
lington System.
ENGINE CREWS MAY BE RAISED
Fifty New Engines Known as the Rs
Style Are Being Sent Out for Use
on the Road-The Other 100 Have
Not Been Built.

The Burlington road has ordered $50
new engines to be used at various
points over the system. The addition
OF the new engines was made neces-
sary owing to the shortage which has
been experienced of late and the in
crease in the traffic. Fifty of the en-
glnes are known as the Rs style and
eighteen of the engines have been
completed and are now being used on
the B. & NJ, where there was a de-
cided shortage. The other 100 have
been ordered from the Schenectady
Engine Works, of which ]. F. Deems,
formerly of this city, is the general
superintendent. These will be known
as consolidated engines, will be the
largest in use on the Burlington and,
it is said will weigh 10000 pounds.
When these engines are put into SER
vice the engine crews, it is stated, will
be given an increase in wages.
Engines Are Monsters.
The fifty engines of the R-3 style,
some of which are now in use on the
road, are the largest engine now being
run over the Burlington system. De-
scriptions of the engines have been
iSNNiNCu ttJ lliS OllCcS III
this city. The numbers will run from
1721 to 1910 and Nos. 1921 to 1913
have already passed through the city
on their way to Nebraska to be used
On the B. & NJ 1t is thought that the
engines will not be used or this divi-
sion until many other divisions along
the line where the need of engines is
felt more strongly will have been sup.
piled.
1000 Pounds Heavier.
The length of the fire box on the new
engines is thirty-four inches. This is
considerably larger than on the other
engines now in service. The diameter
of the boilers is sixty-eight inches, and
the steam pressure is 200 pounds, in
these particulars the new monsters are
the same as the larger engines now be-
ing used. The weight on drivers, how
ever, $4,000 pounds. which is 1000
pounds heavier than the weight of the
compounds and the other engines be-
ing used to haul the heavy freights The
last order for 100 consolidated engines
which has recently been placed with
General Superintendent Deems COM
pany, will supply the Burlington with
the largest type of monsters now being
built. and will be decided advantage
to the road in the handling of it's
freight traffic.
Sousa in Special Train.
Notice has been received at the Burl.
ington offices in 0ttumwa that a speci-
al train carrying Sousa's band would
pass over the division tonight The
band is enroute from ST. Joseph, Mo-,
to Osceola the special will go to Des
Noines over the Abba branch, and will
then return over the branch to Ottum-
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FOR SALE-cHoIC13 POLAND CHINA
hogs, of both sex. James Shields
A Letter From Oklahoma.

j. A. Lowcnherg: sf#
We arrived here day before yesterday.
-Four of the party have located and think
the other three will hny in day or two
as they are greatly taken with the coun-
try. This Is the place for man of mod
crate means. lie can get II first class farm
cheaper than anywhere else.
Be sure To have another party ready for
the first Tuesday in December. i have
listed some choice quarters at moderate
prices. VIII be home in IL few days.
Yours Truly,
An Iowa Farm lust had n letter from
the owner OF an so acre Wapello County
farm. lie says sell it. You had better
como soon If you want a bargain.
Lowenberg G Co.
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A Thousand Dollars wanted.

Have You u thousand dollars and do you
want to pay it on a strictly good 100 acre
farm
have !; customer who has a fine 1G0
acre farm on north side of river, only ~
miles from railroad town. y mile from
school. Most MI the farm nice prairie land
improvements very good. 1t is priced at
$40 aud you buy ii by paying $1,000 on it
anu nave all the time YOU want on the
bnlance ut six per cent. Better look after
thls, ! have just recently listed for a
short time only several farms which look
good To me, ut the price. They are on the
market for short time only as owners
wish to rent them soon unless sold In fact
y man who wants to buy n farm for next
years use had better get little hustle on
MN now. as many places are being with
drawn and rented.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Baker Building.
Office Phone 444. Res. Phone 424.
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Mrs. Margaret Pisel of Mt. Vernon
has brought suit against that city for
Injuries received by falling on de-
fectiye sidewalk.
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LOST.

LOST-FROM HIGHLAND CENTER.
Nov. ,. 1902, n Young shepherd dog, fe-
male, yellow back with white neck and
feet. Answers to Patty" Return dog
Or send Information to Swift X Co. S
Poultry House! Otturnwa.
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FOR sALE-FINE 40 ACRE FARM. To-
Iowa, y. miles east Of Tioga, II miles
from Oskaloosa, Y miles to school. Y,
mile to church, 100 acres of this farm
Is nearly level, balance slightly rolling,
room for eight horses and some hay, cat
tie and hog shed. graiuary and corn cribs
and other outbuildings. Has Il good siz-
ed orchard. This farm is well fenced. IA
acres hog tight, two good wells, one wind
mill and tank. Possession can be given
on short notice For further information
write or call on ID. G. Strohnan, Sig
Quincy, Iowa,
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FOR SALE--312 ACRES ABOUT SEVEN
miles northeast OF Milton, Iowa, and
known as the Bert Carer farm; posses
long time on M erhsS If te assireI G as
or write TO Stccke " Son, Bloomfield,
Iowa.
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FOR SALE MY FARM OF 80 ACRES
and one Of 100 acres, cheap. DO You
want home in Il country With good
4 climate and mild winters, suited for
daiIying. stock raising ana farming:
This is Your chance. III. *, BiXler, Me
Cook, Neb
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FOR SAI.E--PREPARED ROOFING.
Roof Coating, carpet lining Will take
some apples on account If we can fur
nish YOU roofing. Palmer Roofing Co.,
4D4 East Main
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LEGAL.
Estray Notice.

Taken up as an cstray by NJ. Moffett, at
his residence in Center township. Wapello
county. Iowa. On the 18th day Of October,
1902, two pigs. weight about 80 or 60
pounds one white with black spots on
meek. one black with sandy spots, no ear
marks, both borrows, Posted before
j. A BALLARD,
Justice of the Peace.
l. II. Hammond, Auditor Wapello Co.
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FARMS FOR SALa--SlND FOR MY
bargain list of farms. w. ]. Cheney,
Cuba, Mo.
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FOR SALE.

S1.0O PER ACRE FOR $4,000 ACRES
good land, part of 1t Very easily cleared
but there is 6.40O,0O0 feet of saw logs
IruaN Il Cardigan. Pioneer Press Bldg,
st. Paul. MINI,
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WANTED.

WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Small family Address NJ
care, Courier. giving name and street
number.
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Mrs. P, B. Cain who resides OF
Richmond avenue, left yesterday al
ternoon for q visit with her brother
Lloyd Finley, of Chillicothe.
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FOR SALE FARMS IN NORTH CEN.
iran MISSOURI. Correspondence solicited
ueScrlpe what you want. S. W. Haynes
y Co.. Wheeling. Mo- 80
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IFrom Saturdays Dailyl
Fl. F. Tinsley, 212 South Adella
street, is on the sick list.
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MISCELLANS OUS.


HORSES AND MELES--I WILL BUY ALL
classes, will be At Bellsnap. Iowa. Burns
stable Monday. Nov. 10: Ieloris. Tuesday
Nov. II; I,ldon. Wednesday, -. at Don
ahue'S stable. ana at my stable. West
Second street. ettumwa. Iowa. Friday
lI1, SATURDAY! Of ei-ch week, till June LIST,
1903. Jim Peck
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE TWELVE HUNDRED DOL
lars buys twelve acres. hl'f mile of Shak
9pee; 6,room brick house; GOO. buildings.
L. .. Box 20. Shakopee. Mimi.
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Trom Mondays Dniiy
Mrs. Lou Penny, of Richmond ave
nue., is very ILL.,
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FOR SALE MY FARM SITUATED SIN
miles northwest of Drikesville, Davis
county; Iowa. containing 253 acres Farm
- wei Improved. good house and three
plenty of water and other conveniences,
Ihts farm is in good condition and | will
sell cheap. For particulars enquire at
farm. Fred Zigler
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LAND-TIIE CHOICEST IN OT,rER TAIL
ana surrounding counties. Wild and i'm
proved Call or address A. w. Allen,
fleming. MINI.
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FOR SALE-KANSAS FARMS IN EAST
erh counties. Send for list. j. c. Ruth,
Colony, Kansas.
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Miss Lydia Plxley, 212 North Moore
street, is on the sick list.
Mrs. Charles Whitfield, sos Wabash
avenue, is on the sick list.
R. G. Alfred and family. 211 South
Willard street, have gone to Ashgrove
to make that place their future home.
Mrs. R. j. Alfred and daughter, Miss
Eta Alfred, formerly of South Will
lard street, left today on the Milwau,
kee for Highland Center, where they
will make their future home.
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Miss Marjorie Graham, of Weller
street, who has been very i'll, is but
little improved.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE T1yENTy
farms adjoining the Iowa state line near
Gnionviile Mo. Send for list. Geo. ii.
Gallup. Jefferson In.
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FOR SaI.E-A GOOD HOME IN CALL
torhia. 1do acres, house, barn. orchard,
me water 100 head ofhogs. all for 81 300.
llont miss this j. w. Woodrum. Hook
Ell Iehomn county,. California;
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FOR Sal. FORTY ACRES ONE MILE,
west old fair grounds. Ottunlwa $50
per acre For i bargain see b. Hoffman,.
llofmann Block. Ottumwa. Iowa;
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OOo and this coupon will buy
~0C Mems Heavy Fleeced Un-
derWear, the kind you pay 80 cents
for elsewhere, four garments or
two suits may be bought on this
coupon.
THE MODEL, j. 3. Sax.
Good until Nov. 80.
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go and this coupon will boys
ocS Triplex Rubber WATER
PROOF COATS size TO IA years
sizes 2S to So. cheap for 81, worth
at least S1.50
TIE MODEL, J. B. Sax.
Good until Nov. 20.
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Little Mary O'Burns, 116 North
Ward street. is very i'll of pneumonia.
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H. A. Graham, OF Grinnell, spent
Sunday at the homes of Ottumwa rel
atives and friends.
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Miss Anna Gentry, of Carrollton,
Mo, has arrived for an extended visit
with her brother, Wilbur Gentry.
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Chas Price, who is employed in
Fairfield, spent Sunday at the home
OF his parents on Finley avenue.
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rok SALkl-FlNE FARMS IN SALINE
county, Mo-. write II. c. Mead, Slater. Mo
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Miss Rosa Stanley, of Weller
street is very ill of typhoid fever.
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Rev. S. j. Geddes, 1O2 South Ward
street, returned home yesterday after
noon from business trip to Osceola
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FOR SALE-RICH. IMPROVED, BOT
tom farms. $50 to $50: unimproved. $40
TO $50, Advancing daily. Iinequaled in
vestment. Conway Bros. Wnrrcnsburg.
Mo.
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The B. Y. P. U. of the South Side
Baptist church will hold business
meeting this evening at the church.
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G4O ACRES IMPROVED FARM IN SCOTT
county. Minnesota. twenty-five miles
part or whole. Address Mrs. Mary Egan
0sseo, MINI.
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The Ladies Aid society of the South
Side Baptist church will not hold a
meeting this week.
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If YOU WANT TO HOMESTEAD WE
can tell YOU where to locate in the best
country NOW open To entry, Charles Reed
Land Co. Trent. S. ID.
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Mrs. VIM. Hendricks, OF Burlington,
was in Ottumwa yesterday on bust
ness.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-11

FOR SALE-ALI. OR PART OF 200
breeding ewes cheap. Geo r. Giltner,
five miles castIof Ottumwa, Iowa, r. r.
No J.