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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-19

A BARGAIN.-MoDERN SIX ROOM COT
tagc, two lots. at Delta, Iowa. gas, tele-
phone, hot aud cold water, bathrooms,
private wnterworks. Snap. Forty acre
fruit. dairy or poultry farm, two miles
Eureka Springs, Arkansas, $4,000 people
during season, modern house and i'm
provements cost 81 200. Will take 81 400.
Good market, money maker. Investigate.
500 farms near Kansas City, in Missouri
and Kansas, from $1,000 to $1,000 per
acre. stock, grain and fruit. Lands adj
vancing, climate and soil good, and mon
cv makers. Write us what YOU want
We can suit you. L. B. Winslow, Charles
City, Iowa
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Bladensburg.

Bladensburg, Feb. 19.-School clos
ed Saturday and a number of the pa
irons took their well filled baskets and
made surprise on the teachers.
Charles Carson left for Blakesburg
last Monday where he expects to re-
main this summer.
Mr.. Reynolds of ILL.,, is visiting his
brother, Ben, this week.
Miss Fannie Nye is spending her
vacation at her home near Agency.
III. H. Berry left for his home near
Blakesburg last Monday.
Mrs. John Mcdowell is much better
this week.
Cora Boyd is rapidly recovering
from her illness.
E. A. Hastings, pastor Of the Chris
tan church missed his appointment
last Sunday on account of the death
of his nephew.
Chas. Allen visited over Sunday at
this place.
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HayesviIle.

Hayesville. Feb. 19.-The pulpit at the
Methodist Episcopal church here was oc-
cupied Sunday morning and evening BY
Rev Brown, of South Ottumwa.
Jesse Stevens and Miss Florence Duree,
of this place We're united in marriage at
Sigourney Sunday. February 10.
Mrs. Abe Jacobs is staying with her
daughter, Maude Utterback.
Roy Crabb has decided to move to Ft.
Madison. where he has an offer of work.
Brit Fischer and Miss Alti ulin We're
married Sunday, February 10.
The Hayesville and Chastine schools are
preparing to give an entertainment at inc
hall at the close of the Hnycsville school
The Hayesville school will furnish reel
tations The Chastine schol will give .
play entitled. "Out in the Streets. reel
tations, music and '"rhe Milk Maids drill
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Mark, Feb. 19.-There will be preach
ing at Mark Sunday, conducted by
Rev. Prayer of Pulaski.
Mrs. UT has received word of the
death of her father, Mr.. Solida, of
Troy, which occurred Monday, Febru.
airy 16.
]. NJ. Andrews is on the sick list.
j. L. Brake is still very sick.
Fred McMains and Arthur Wood
made business trip to Bloomfield Sat
urday.
Owing to the snow storm Sunday
there was no Sabbath school here.
I. N. Thorp of Moulton spent Sun
day evening at G. c. Goods.
A. ]. Tharp has bought R. A. Hin
derson's farm south of Mark.
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Leando.

Leando, Feb. ia cold wave
struck this place Sunday and it still
continues. The thermometer register
ed ~ below zero.
w. H. Morrison went to Keosauqua
today on business.
Mrs w. D. Lotus started her house
hold goods to Foss, Okla, Tuesday,
where she expects to join her husband
next week.
Will Moore was in Leando Tuesday
Slant James is on the sick list.
Mrs. Lean Beegs returned to her
home in Ringold county, Monday eve
ming.
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A BARGAIN AT $1.500--A GOOD BUSI-
ness in good town, fine location. Right
for young man and wife, or two men;
also dwellings, hotels, stores, elevators,
merchandise surveys, horses In Iowa.
Minnesota, Missouri, Dakotas, for sale.
Some lands to trade. A. McClintock, Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS IN WISDOM
sin. Minnesota, North and South Dakota,
and Canada, also free homesteads. We are
locators for several of the largest land
companies in the northwest and are
therefore i'll position to show you the
best kind Of farm lands Sold on small
payments. Let us know what you want
Lindstrom e Akerson, Lindstrom, MINI.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Some fine farms and ranches in Elk
and Chautauqua counties, Kansas.
This land is in the gas and oil belt.
We can fit you out in farm lands from
$40 to $35 per acre, ranch land $12 to
$40 per acre. Half fare rates to all
points. Railroad fare refunded to all
who buy through u.s. Call or write us.
WILLIAMSON 6 RANKIN.
Room 4, Richards Block, Ottumwa, la.
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Abba,

Abba, Feb. 19.-Mrs. a. Seymore, of OF
tumwa. arrived yesterday morning for a
three days visit at the home OF Mrs. j.
NJ. C;ass.
II. NJ. Hammond, of Prescott, arrived last
night for a visit with his brother, David
Hammond.
o. L. Canning, manager of the Hiteman
Supply Company store of Hiteman, is in
Chicago on business
A. A. Field, of Osceola, is in town on
business
w. r. VAIN is home from Nebraska for
q few days stay.
r. II. Mccoy, WIN. Sumeal and w. b.
cushions, of Burlington, were in town yes
terday on business.
Frank Morris was transacting business
in Avery yesterday.
The Ispworth Reading Circle of Abba,
will meet with Prof. and Mrs Holings-
worth this evening.
* Mrs. Max Loeb and son Eugene are Red
Oak visitors this week
The revival meetings which have been
held at the Christian church for the last
four weeks have Just closed. Eishty-two
Joined the church during the meetings
c. NJ. Cook and Charles Il. Decker, of
Kaokuk, We're transactins business IN town
yesterday.
n r. H. Morgan, of Danville, Illinois. is
transacting biisiness in town this morning
John Werner, of Charlton, was in tow
this morning on business.
j. T. Black. of Knoxville. was transact
ing business in town Yesterday.
o. X Hardness, of Iowa City, is In town
this morning on business
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OIIUMNA REAL ESTATE CO.,
105 North Market st. Phone s07

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Here is a bargain for some one A
farm of 122 acres, with two sets of
buildings, / roomed house. one A.
roomed tenant house, 2 good barns
one barn 1SX 25. one barn 30xS0, room
for IL head of horses and room for "a
COWS, NOW room for IS tons OF hay,
implement --ouse 20x40, 2 hog houses
17x50 and 1Sxl4, good coal shaft with
Az vein of coal running now, one shaft
not running, vein four feet; this farm
lays 1a mue OF small town, good grad
ed school. This is a snap for some
one. Must be sold in 80 days, Price
SIS per acre. Call On or address
j. S. CHANDLER,
201 East Main. Ottumwa
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FOR sALE-120 ACRES TIP TOP" M
provements; seven acres orchard; only
two miles from town on Southern rail-
road; seven miles from this city; price
$1,000; write for description. L. e. Legge
Il Son, Mount Vernon, III.
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PUBLIC SALE-THOMPSON LINDSAY.
Hcdrick Il. r. No. /, will sell at his farm
four miles northeast of Dahloncga on the
Hcdrick and Agency road, Mt 10 O'Clock
sharp, on February 25th, horses, cattle,
hogs farm implements, hay in stack, and
Z corn in crib. These goods will be sold
rain or shine as the owner is going to en-
igrate and must dispose of them. See
sale bills for terms.
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FOR SALE-RANCHES IN THE GREAT
Panhandle. cheap, the coming stock farm
ing country: write, for descriptive cir
cular free Dodson-Beckham & Sowder,
Canadian, Texas.
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Pulaski.

Pulaski, Feb. 19.-Mrs. j. w. Gray
and Mrs. o. w. Dixon spent Saturday
and Sunday in Bloomfield, guests of
Mrs. James Milligan.
Mrs. Dan Grinnell of Stiles is Wis
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sieourney.

Sirournev. Feb 19.-Lesle j. Estes died
at his home III Keota, Tuesday, February
II, at A O'Clock IL. III. He was about Is
years of age. Leslie was an old Sigourney
boy. having resided here until last fall. He
was n model Young man and highly re-
garded by his numerous friends here. He
was an electrician. His wife and little
daughter survive him. The funeral ser
vices were held today at p. M. at the
Methodist Episcopal church in SiSourney.
Cicero Dobie is still sick at ColfaX, but
he is improving and hopes to be home
in a few days.
w. II. Stemple is on trip to Kansas
and Oklahoma.
Will Charlton and Charles Singmaster,
Sr.. attended the j. Il. Weber funeral at
Sigourney Tuesday.
Guy Woodin was down from Oskaloosa
the other day.
villa Jones left last night for Cedar
Rapids to take a position in millinery
room.
The law suit of Van Anken vs. Rcnier
,was decided by the jury yesterday in favor
of the defendant. Wills Reinier.
j. t. Parker and wife spent the first OF
the week with relatives at Washington
w Hamilton, of Warren township, APP
Oeared before the board of insane commits
doners yesterday, was adjudged insane
md taken to Mt. Pleasant for treatment.
- Germaine, the magician, failed to arrive
to meet his appointment here Tuesday ev
ening, owing to the unanticipated changes
In the time cards of some of the railroads
The funeral of j. L. Weber, of keota
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FARMS AND RANCHES-IF YOU WANT
one in Missouri or Kansas correspond
with u.s. We have office In natural gas
belt. Have facilities for selling land all
over Kansas. Do Il general real estate,
loan and exchange business in Kansas
City, Mo, Marble & Moon, 212 Commerce
Bldg.
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ItlHS .Her parents, mi. anu NILS. Dei-
bert knight, of this place.
Will Augspurger was called to the
bedside of his mother, who is in hos
pital at Peoria, Ill.
The Misses Ruby Reed, Kate An
drews, Maud Brumby and Eslie Hayes
attended the box supper at the Brum'
by school house Tuesday night.
Rev. Ed Hastings, who commenced
a series of meetings at the Christian
church last week. was called home on
account of the serious illness Of his
nephew, Crete Hastings, who died
Friday night. The meetings were con-
tinued this week by Elder G. A. Hen
erickson of Cantril. Elder Hendrick-
son is a fine speaker and will no doubt
accomplish a great work at this place.
Miss Ruby Reed visited friends in
Cantril over Sunday.
Mrs. Bernard Shelton visited rela-
tives in Bloomfield. last week.
F. M. Hendricks of Cantril visited
his son Ed one day last week.
Albert Augspurger went to Chicago
yesterday with carload of hogs.
Mrs. Ira Brunk is visiting relatives
mere this week
/ JoiiH fauSSpul SCI is SlONlS ISSoNSl-
ing from an attack of pneumonia.
LaddsdaIe.
Laddsdale, Feb. 19.-AIrs, j. M. Ross
and children returned home Saturday,
after spending several days visiting at
the home of Mrs. Ross daughter, Mrs.
j, w. Hammersley, of Ottumwa.
Ross Holsey, who is working in OF
tumwa, came down and spent Monday
with home folks.
j. Price has moved his family from
| here to Phillips mine, and Ted Hill
bert will occupy the vacated house.
Miss Dora Champ, who has been
/ here visiting her sister, Mrs. George
returned to her home Saturday.
Little Lloyd, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Simmer, who has been sick, is
about we'll again.
Mrs. Link Kelly and little daughter
Irene, are slowly recovering from 8
I sick spell.
1 w. e. Davis left Monday evening fol-
Keok,lk and Chicago on a vacation
4 and business trip.
4 Andy George moved his family from
. Smoky Hollow Wednesday and will
locate in Laddsdale, where he is work
l ing.
Bob Hilbert and wife of Smoky Hol
low moved here Wednesday and will
occupy the house lately vacated b.
j. H. Holsey.
Mrs. Laura Yoder and son, Tommy
went to Floris to do some shopping
Saturday.
/ Wednesday night closed the pro.
4 tracted meeting which has been il
! progress for two weeks
Mrs. Gutheria and three children
of Floris, who have been here visitin,
for several days with relatives an,
friends, returned to their home to
1 day, ~
i A cottage prayer meeting was he'll,
at the home of Mrs w. B. William
Tuesday night, which resulted in
\ very pleasant evening.
Steve George made business tri
to Eldon Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Annie Johnson entertaine
. Annie Timmons Tuesday afternoon.
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FOR SALE-ARKANSAS FARMS. 1000
acres, part improved, balance timber, s
to IA miles from Texnrkana; will sell any
size farm YOU want: pears grow larger
here than in any other state. Address,
with stamp, G. w. Wood, Genoa, Ark.
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FOR SALE-I HAVE A NUMBER OF
good jacks and Norman and Shire stall
lions. also some farms which can give
possession of March /, 1903. Any one
wishing to invest in anything in this
line will do we'll to see me before buy
ing. o. NJ. Wyckoff, Batavia, Iowa
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FOR SALE-TEN FRESH COWS. CALVES
with some, also American hand separa-
tor. Farm one mile southeast of Agency
]. o. Reighard.
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WANTED 900 CORDS LINN, COTTON
wood, soft maple, elm and ash, sound
body timber, over nine inches diameter.
sawed four and a half feet long, not
split. ]. Seymour, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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WANTED A GOOD STRONG GIRL
about u years old to be taken in as one
of the family. A good home for some
one. c.. r. c., care Courier.
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FOR SALE-HoTEL RESTAURANT AND
lunch counter in good county seat in
Iowa. For particulars write ]. L. Bump,
Nevada, Iowa.
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A NUMBER OF WE'LL IMPROVED
farms for sale in the Hartney district,
the best wheat belt in Manitoba, Cam
ada. BY b. McDermott, Box 101, Haps.
ney, Manitoba, Canada.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE SUREsT WEALTH is THE LEAD
and zinc mining claims, we are selling
at 81 per acre, in tracts to suit. No at
tention given to curiosity seekers. Nuf-
Sed. Address Home Mining Co., Eureka
Springs, Ark.
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FOR SALE, NEAR AGENCY. A FEW
choice farms. Price. $50, $40, $50 and
$50. Address Phil Watkins, Agency, Ia
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$500 PER WEEK AT HOME ADDRESS
ing fifty envelopes) Send dime and
stamp for sample outfit. Mrs. G. Cramer
LaSallc, Mich.
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NTED-MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO
take entire charge of house. Call at $40
North Market street.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-GoOD FARMS, WE'LL I'M
proved, $50 to $50 per acre Archer e
Patterson, Mount Vernon, Jefferson coun-
ty. Ill.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM FOR SO PER ACRE
100 acres of rich, new land, seven miles
from Blakesburg and AZ miles from
Unionville. about sixty acres second bot
tom land, Il good new four-roomed house,
frame barn with shed on side for cattle,
all fenced and cross fenced, besides 10
acres fenced for hogs, and a nice young
orchard. II you want good stock farm,
call on or address c. Il. Doggett, Union
vile, Iowa, Il. II. d. No. y
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FOR SALE-THREE-YEAR MARE,
city broke fine breed. trotting stock,
Oliver twist. at Grips barn, worth 5000,
will take $50 cash. Write Adolph San
der. Chicago, Ills. Burlington Route Pas.
senger Department
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FOR SALE-THE FARM OF HORACE c.
Sargent, deceased, situated 21s miles east
of Vincenncs, II miles northwest of Keo-
kuk, y miles from Des Moines river, in
Des Moines township, Lee county, Iowa.
This Is a fine stock farm of $40 acres.
TO be sold for cash as 1t is the desire of
the heirs to settle the estate. good
new farm house of eight rooms and usual
outbuildings of q farm. Fruit, water and
fine land, n desirable location overlook
ing the Des Moines river valley. For
particulars address Ellen 1. Sargent, adj
ministratrix, Nincennes, Lee county, Ia.
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FOR SALE-A FEW CHOICE BARRED
Plymouth Rock Cockerells. Fred Post,
Mouton, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-3GO ACRES ONE MILE FROM
town; new buildings. Il. L. Sala Ewing,
Nebraska.
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WANTED-PAPER HANGERS AND
painters for the coming season. State
wages wanted and experience. Address
Box SO, Geneseo, Ill.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT 1856 ACRES, ONE-HALF
plow land, balance pasture and meadow,
owner ut Pointer House, Bethany, No.,
seven miles from farm, February % to
March 4th, A. II. Lambert.
FOR RENT = THE BEST 400 ACRE
stock and grain farm in Columbia town
3 ship, Wapello county, known as the
/. Thos. McGlothlin farm. o. l.. Shadford,
rooom 16, Hoflnann Bldg.
FOR RENT-AS GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE
as there is in Eldon. Apply to Il. NJ.
Bowen, Eldon, Iowa.
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LoWENBERG & co.
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loan soil on clay foundation, producing heavy
crops where corn grows Good water in wells il,
to 30 feet. Where Coal Is Free Feeding about
six weeks in year. Creameries sell butter at IIl.
gin prices: Farm lands 81 to S12 per acre. Graz.
ing lands 81 to 81 100 acres Free Homesteads adj
Joining. 5000 people now In county. Healthiest
climate. Write for maps and folders to
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WANTED.

FOR SALE-NEW EIGHT PASSENGER
bus. II. w. Albright, Birmingham, Iowa.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-FOR TOWN
property, new four-room house and thirty
acres Of ground, we'll improved, in Agen-
cy district. Inquire 1925 Hayne street.
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DALLAS COUNTY IS SITUATED ON
the north slope of the Ozark plateau in
the best part of southwest Missouri.
We have large list of lands in this and
adjoining counties for sale, consisting of
some very fine prairie farms, highly i'm
proved. Some very fine valley farms,
improved timbered upland farms and a
large amount of unimproved timber
lands. ranging in price from So to $35
per acre, owing to location, improve
mcnts and quality of land. Our fifteen
years of experience in the real estate
business enables us to furnish you the
very best bargains to be had. 1t will
pay all who have notion of changing To-
cations to visit us before buying else
where. For further information write
us: enclose stamp. Lamun & Booth, Buff
falo, Mo. Reference: O'Baloannon Bank
ing Co.; Bank of Buffalo.
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Our X-Ray and Electrical appliances
(aids in diagnosing and treating
chronic and private diseases of both
sexes) are the most complete to be
found in any Office in the state.
Remember the rate for treating all
diseases now is less than one-half
what it will be later on.
Consultation and examination costs
Iii
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Never let your best girl see you i
your gymnasium clothes.
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A cottage prayer meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. w B. Williams
Tuesday night, which resulted in a
very pleasant evening.
Steve George made a business trip
to Eldon Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Annie johnson entertained
Annie Timmons Tuesday afternoon.
The Chanute times., 1903-12-04
REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Since ourlast report the register OF
deeds, L. R, Stanley, has placed ou
record the following deeds, which are
furnished by him. A II deeds are war
ranty unless otherwiee designated;
Oliye Horner to z K. Van Meter
und Z Int 81 nwt sec W of r r
and sw4 Is 20 49,. .......... /
Lewis H Jackson to o S Snow
swt 36 % 20.... ............. ...46eO
w O'BrYan W to II J Nun
nick qcd lotsl3 blk 9 brakes
add ST. Paul..............." oO
II NJ Eby W to Sylvan Elder lots I
8916 II l8 blk Eby add Stark. so
E E Ward W to Louis II Brown
lots l 2 blk 8 Eden Prk Chanute 1926
John Hubbard W to Frank Okle Is
a in net seX 25 20 7........ :. 75O
Geo w Gelwiz & W to Cornelius
Moshier lot blk Thayer. :. $50
Santa Fe Inv Co to Henry Den
ming lot 7 blk % Evergreen Prk
2Dd add to Chanute. ................. 100
j II Herrin to d G Smith lOts47
and ct bIk2 Herrins End add
10 oUark' ''''''.... ............. 4OO
Mollie Eby to d G Smith lots 13
IA Is blk 4 Eby add to Stark. -. $50
J NJ Allen W to T j Kimbrough
lot 10 blk Grand Tiew add to
Chaunte. -. .............. 30
Jno G Carpenter to II @ Kim
brough lot blk 6Carpenter add 300
Santa Fe Inv Co to z P and P B
Burris lot IL blk % Evergreen
Park 2nd add Chanute. .......... 90
Geo II Vliet W TO A T Dutch lot 3
blk 20 Benedlcts Sd add Chanute $50
A P Rosa W to Mary J williams
nwZ IS 80 IS less 54a Of W side. /
B J Peters TO II Rickel lot Is
blk 25 New Chicago Chanute. 1900
E E Ward " TO n A Eaton ssft
lot % all lot "a and 8 IT lot 25
blk Eden Park add Chanute.. $50
The Chanute times., 1903-12-04

Prime steers were scarce, Two
punches brought over S. 90, both be
longing to Mr.. Lichty and bringing
s. 10 and 5.15. These steers had been
fed 13 months and weighed around
1900 Very fat steers sold aoove S4 60
being mostly short fed stuff, but the
week closed at the high point aud l5c
above close Of previous week. Buyers
did not favor cows last week like they
have recently and she stuff lost
little, Gamers most. or 10 to 10 cents.
Bulls gained 10 TO 20c, veal calves
we're scarce and firm at 600 for best,
and stock calves plentiful and dull.
Supply Of stockers and feeders drop
ped off az did also the demand, and
prices changed very little after Mon
day, holding the strength shown that
day. While some winter feeders have
returned their cattle hurriedly. and
in an undesirable condition for killers
and too far advanced TO be taken back
as feeders, account OF small confidence
In future prices, yet such men as Col.
Bilby and David Rankin have taken
out many cattle IN the past few
weeks. They believe thin cattle are
about as low as they will get and look
for fat cattle prices to improve In The
near future, Run today is light at
10, 600 head and market is 1Oc higher
all around. Buyers were out early
and the yards we're kept cleaned up as
fast as the cattle arrived.
Hog prices sagged sadly at the mid
die of last week and bulk OF sales on
Wednesday was from 81 20 TO 4 30,
which is the lowest point reached for
four years. A reaction has set 10
since, however, and the market today
is excited, aud up 10 to 20c oyer Sat
urday with AGO for top price and
bulk Of all sales at 4.45 to L. 55 or praC
tically the same as on last Monday.
Hog prices at Kansas City for the
month Of November averaged higher
than at any ether Of the five large
markets with the exception of st.
Louis.
Sheep trade continues healthy,
prices firm or slightly higher. Satur
days prices we're a shade of, but it
was a week Of high prices. Fed west
ern Yearlings sold at 400, wethers.
aged, up to 3.75. ewes at 3.35, lambs
SIS. Demand for feeding stock is
The Chanute times., 1903-12-04

The French coach horse Tresorier
will make the season at the Farm
ers' Feed Barn, commencing July 1st.
sl2 to insure a living colt. s5 for sin
gle service.
1t is really surprising the Dumber
of buggies Hmeinger & Montague
are selling. But when you consider
the elegant stock they carry and the
extremely low prices they are making
or all kinds OF spring work. the sur
Prise ceases and the riddle is solved.