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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-24

way to make men prosperous is to give
them free rights to the great natural
gifts by which it is surrounded.
The protective policy, today is not
right in thory or in fact. 1t takes q
dollar from one mans pocket and gives
it to another. [ want q hat. ! go to
q dealer on this side of the street and
he puts down the hat that ! want and
says that | may have it for a dollar.
go across the street to a German deal
er and he shows me a hat that ] will
be satisfied with for a dollar. ] go out
in the field and work all day long in
the hot blistering sun for the dollar
with which to buy the hat. Then | go
back to the American dealer to get
my hat and he says:
No. you can't have that hat now
for one dollar. | must charge you two
dollars for it, l ask why and he tells
me that he cannot make any money
upon the hat at the former price.
go over to the German dealer
and I ask for the dollar hat. He tells
me that he cannot sell me the hat that
he showed me before for one dollar.
ask why and he tells me that the
American congress has put duty up
on that hat of one dollar and that be-
Rfore he can bring it into this country
he must pay the government one dol
| lar for the privilege of landing it.
| / go out again into the hot sun and
work another day to get another dol
| lar TO pay for my hat. When | get il
| ! come back and go to the American
| dealer in preference to the German.
| pay two dollars, one dollar for the hal
and the other for protection"
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A HALF CENTURY
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN BAUER, 600
EAST MAIN STREET cELE-
BRATE GOLDEN WEDDING.
Married Fifty Years Sunday - Have
Resided in ottumwa Forty-six Years
Are Old settIers-Married in Gin
cnnati in the Year 1858.

The golden wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bauer, 6O9 hast
Main street was celebrated SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer have been married
Just half a century and have peen
residents of this city the greater part
of that time. October 1S, 1853 at Gin
cinnati. Ohio, in ST. Paul's church the
ceremony occurred which joined MI.
and Mrs. Bauer in the holy bands OF
matrimony and since that time, tney
have lived happily together ana nVe
children have been born TO the union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer, together WIN
their children and grandchildren, ceie-
brated the occasion of their golden an
niversary yesterday at their home IN
an appropriate manner
Are Old Settlers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer came to Ottum-
! wa by way of the stage coach from
Keokuk in .S57 and have resided here
ever since. Mr.. Bauer embarked IN
| the brick business on what is now call,
ed Soap Creek south of town and from
/ that location he, together with A
Schafer removed his plant to North
| Court street, where the Ottumwa Gem
! etery is now situatol and for ten
years the finn of Schaicr & Bauer op
Grated. After quitting the brick
/ business Mr.. Bauer was connected
4 with the Hansmann Brewing Co. anc
later with the firm of Bauer & hel
ster blow manufacturers. For the
past ten years. Mr. Bauer has not beer
: actively connected with any business
Mrs Bauer was bern near Saar Louie
Germany. and came to this countr.
with her parents in the year 1871
They landed i'll New Orleans and cam'
Up TIE Mississippi and over the Ohi'
river to Cincinnati where she met ant
: was; married to MI Bauer.
: The Family Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer have reslde'
2 in their present location for the pas
e. thirty-two years. Yesterday mornin
: all the family attended services in tn
: Sacred Heart Catholic church and ali
+ erwards enjoyed sumptuous dinner
The afternoon and evening wer
$ pleasantly passed. Many costly pres
! ems were received by Mr.. and Mrs
4 Bauer. The members of the famil
! who were present yesterday are: Mrs
| N. L. Van Gent and children of Lared
d Texas, Joseph Bauer of Yukon, Colo
e RADIO. Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Stodghill an
two children, Paul and Loretta OF So
9 Ida. Colorado, Misses Philomena an
e Cecilia Bauer. Jacob Bauer and Mr.
I Bauer's brother, Peter Winter OF TIL
J city
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WILL BUILD TROLLEY LINE.
Winterset and creston People Take Up
Old Pro iect.

Creston, Oct. 22-The abandonment
by the Rock Island road OF the propos-
ed extension of its Winterset branch
from Winterset to Greenfield by way of
Macksburg has had a reawakening eff
feet on the interurban project from this
city TO Winterset. The people of Macks-
burg are determined to have road
OF one kind or another, the people OF
Winterset are interested, and men OF
means and enterprise in this city are
ready TO join them in injecting new life
! into the trolley scross-collntry enter
prise. The Creston-M scllsburg- Winter
set line has never SO nearly reached a
practical bases as at the present time.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct. 23.-Wheat-No. 2 red, "a
@s5c: No. 8 red. S1@s3c; No. hard, sou
No. 8 hard, 7G@7sc: Oct, 711sc; Dec. open
ed. 79a4@79Bc; highest, s0hc; lowest,
79&c; closing, S0lsc.
Corn-No. white, 441&d44s4c; No3 43@
0l43Ac; No . yellow, 451a@45Ac:: No. 3
yellow, 43lad43a4c; Oct, 435sc; Dec, open
ed. 44is0l4414c; highest, 442sc; lowest, 44c;
closing, 44Ac.
Oats-No 2, 3514935a4c; No. 3, 35d3514c;
No. . white, 31sd391ac; No. white. 361.
M371Sc: No a white 35@3Gc; standard
37iaQl3sIac Oct, 36c; Dec. opened, 354ci
highest, 36lsc: lowest, 35s4c: closing, 36c
Pork-Oct., $11.10; jan. S11.92.
Iard-oct., S6.40; jan, $3.50
Ribs-Oct, $7.75; jan, S625.
Rye-Dec., SIC.
Timothy $3.50.
| Glover, S10.75.
/! Barley--Cash, 42@5sc.
| Flax, 90696c
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IC IidJlCl III llllS Soiuiilb 10 LII
nished by the authorized officers OF
the Ottumwa Trades & Labor assem-
bly.)
From Wednesdays Daily.
The members of the Ladies' Union
Label League the temporary organi-
zation oil which was formed at a re-
cent meeting met last evening at the
Carpenters and Joiners rooms in the
Taylor building and adopted name
and preamble for the permanent or
gan1zation. The election of perman-
ent officers was deferred to later
meeting.
The attendance las. evening was
far greater than at tho previous meet
ing. Much interest and enthusiasm
way manifested and those interested
are confident that the league will
prove to ne an important feature and
addition to the organized labor OF the
citv.
The league is composed of the
wives, mothers and daughters of the
| laboring men of the city. The mem
bers pledge themselves in their pre-
amble to purchase when possible only
goods and articles bearing the union
label. The idea is to secure for the
benefit of union labor the entide pur
chasing power of every laboring mans
family in the city.
1t was decided to continue the tenn
porary organization and officers until
the next meeting when the permanent
organization will be effected and Off
GERS elected. The temporary secre
ltary has applied to the state fedora
| ton of labor for charter and as soor
as the permanent organization is com
pleted and the charter is received the
| league will become one of the affiliat
ed organizations with the local trades
and labor assembly.
The name and preamble adopted las
evening were as follows:
Name.
4 The name of this organization shal
| be The Ladies' Union Label league.
Preamble.
Believing in the abolishment of chill
/ labor and the free discussion of tn
labor problem in all it's phases we, tn
ladies of Ottumwa, do hereby resolN
4 to form this league. Be it further re
4 solved, that as the union label stand
1 for shorter hours, fair wages an
4 sanitary conditions, we pledge our
selves to purchase label goods where
4 ever possible
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GIRL SHOT WHILE HUNTING.
Nutting Party in Woods Near West
Point Has Serious Mishap.

West Point. Oct. 20.--While a num-
Der of young people west of town were
hickory nutting and hunting in the
woods near here Sunday afternoon
Miss Mary Wellman was accidentally
shot and seriously injured by William
Boeding, a son of Herman Boeding,
who was examing and explaining the
merits of 22-calibre Winchester rifle
with the rest of his young friends.
The bullet entered the abdomen,
ranging off toward the hip. The condi-
ton of Miss Wellman is critical.
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Northwestern Receipts.
Duluth-Today, $50; last week, 297; last
year, 204. 900
minneapolis Today, ASS; last week,es6;
last year, 5O2.
year, 81.
Chicago Receipts Today.
Chicago. Oct % Wheat. 90 cars; corn,
400 cars; oats. 227 cars.
Estimated Receipts Tomorrow.
wheat, rs cars; corn, 500 ccrs; oats, $40
cars.
Primary Receipts.
Wheat. today, 1,O41 900 bushels. and last
year. 900 bushels: corn, today, 543,-
COO bushels and last year 417,ooo bush
els.
Shpmen
Wheat. today, 674,ooo bushels, and last
year. 3O1 eco bushels; corn, today, 474,
600 bushels, and last year, 403,0oo bush
els.
CIearances.
Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 332, COG
bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels.
Liverpool Cables.
Opening Wheat, Is lower; corn, un
Closing Wheat, 4 higher; corn. Y
higher.
Hog Market.
Receipts today, 1900; left over. 1900
estimated tomorrow. 10000; official re
ceipts yesterday, 10000
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ToDAY's MARKETS.
Daily Market Letter.

Furnished by the Donovan Commits
sion Company of ST. Louis, Mo-. w. e.
Pilling, Broker. Rooms Is and IL
Leighton building
Chicago @Oct. 2S.-The strength
abroad which was induced by reports
of warlike nature from the Tar east
and good buying of May has held
wheat prices today, the Decempef
closing five-eights of i cent up, May
three-eighths higher.
Exports for the week We're consld-
erably in excess of what they have
been for several weeks past but the
only about one-half the amount clear
ed at this time year ago
Liverpool bids on hard winter
wheat We're one-half cent better than
yesterday.
New York reported good inquiry for
| No. 2 red winter and six loads taken
| for South Africa.
Minneapolis markets were rather
sluggish and cash wheat was one cent
Hover They anticipate much heavier
movement in the northwest very soon
but so far it has failed to material
| ize.
Duluth reported shipping sales OF
250.00O bushels. Spencer. Denniston
and commission houses We're good buy
ers of May, and Peavey and Barrel
| took December.
| Local receipts for wheat, 80 cars,
4 with one contract. Estimates for to-
morrow, 70 cars; clearances, o wheat eat
i218,SO0; primary receipts, l,O2l,0oo
AGAINST 1876 300 last year. Shipments
GA. 200, against 1920 last year.
Corn-Dull but firm Local bulls
buying on reports of poor husking re-
turns. Little or no outside trade
There is a great deal of May corn Of
fered for outside account. Cash corr
4
There was a considerable short cover
line on disappointings reports on husk.
/ ing returns and the market CLOSED
firm.
Local receipts, 400. with 30 contract
, Estimates for tomorrow, 365. Clear
ances. ASSOC. Primary receipts, 543
+, 200 against 416, $50 last year and snip
) rnents. Ala, 100. against 4S3,3oo las
: year.
t Oats-The tone of the market wa
firm throughout, although the trad
i was limited to only occasional trans
actions. =.
Receipts We're moderate. being. %
cars today, of which graded contrac
p and shipping. Inquiry fair. Esti
mates for tomorrow, 240 cars.
Provisions-Op Opening was SLOW
t There was no foreign buying Of lar
j. at the opening. This is signiflcan
h fact as the English buying has bee
z The feature for several days Thei
: was a continuance Of buying. Ma
! pork by the grain houses who bousf
; & yesterday
& cash trade is very slow in lard an
d meats. Twelve Thousand estimates fe
II tomorrow.
. Daily Stock and Bond Market.
4 FURNISHED BY w v. Pfliing, broke
rooms IS and ~ Leighton building, o
iumwa. correspondent Of the l1onoN
7 Commission Co, Of st, Louis.
a Open High. Low. Clos
!, 4 t-,,a1 oTM oGax 2T
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w hat Do You
Think of This /?

You men who are going to have a
sale. On October 1s, L. o. Johnson,
sold at Public Auction for Jos,
schmitz, Al head dairy COWS at an av-
erage of $3.50. Other stock in proper.
ton. Who in Wapello county can
beat this? Don't all speak at once.
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MARKETS Ry Associated PRES
CHICAGO Live stock Market.

Chicago. Oct %. -Cattle-Receipts, O.
800: steady. Good to prime S5,3Od5.9O;
IA 10; cows, $1.S5@4,25; Texans, $2.75@
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: steady. Mixed
and butchers, S5.45M3.fa; good to choice
heavy, s5.45@5.sO: rough. heavy, $3.50
5.35; light, $5.25@5.75; bulk sales, $o.35@
$50.
sheep-Receipts 5000; steady. Sheep,
| So. OOI4 90. lambs, S3.25@5.6O.
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BUY YOUR LAND NOW. REAL Es-
tate, 100000 acres. If you want to sell
your farm, town or city real estate or
your business, for cash, no matter where
located or what it is worth, send me
price and description. II Interested in
North Dakota or Canadian lands, write
me for circulars, maps, etc. will give
You 80 acres of the hest wheat and cat
tie land in the world for SLIGO one-fourth
cash aud balance in nine equal payments
at per cent For further particulars
address. Elmer Wise, Marion, Ind
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wAPELLo COUNTY FRUIT.
Home Grown Ounces Are Raised BY
Mrs, Baker, South of Town.

A basket containing a quantity OF
luscious pears and apples and a num-
Der of home grown ounces, great
rarity here. has been left at the Cou-
rier Office by Mrs. Charlotte Baker,
who resides few miles south of the
city. The fruit is of excenllent quality
and goes to prove that Wapello coun-
ty fruit cannot be beaten.
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FOR sALE-TARM, 227. ACRES, ONE
mile from Ottumwa, suitable for stock
or dairy purposes at a price that makes
it n good investment. Call on or address
| S. c. Cullen & Co.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
ooooooooooo ooooooooooo4

COOOOOOOOOOOO OOCCUOCOCUOO
There are no changes in the local
wholesale markets this morning. The
prices remain the same as those quoted
Yesterday.
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RED CEDAR DURoCs. A NICE LOT
of growing pigs. not kin, and three
aged SONS, that we will sell right. Phone
connections Address j. Fulton Sou,
Moravia Iowa.
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"DEAD" MAN TURNS UP ALIVE.
Odd Fellows Mistake Corpse for Wy
on1ina Brother, Who Still Lives.

oning Brothef, VINO SUI LIVES.
Pacific Junction, Oct. 20.-H. F
Haroff has arrived here to disprove his
death. Several months ago man
supposed to be Haroff died here OF
consumption and was buried by the
local lodge of Odd Fellows. The dead
mun bore a card of a Buffalo, Wyo.
lodge Now the real Haroff, who
moved from Wyoming to Omaha re
Gently, has appeared and proved tina
the man who died was some one else
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FOR SALE.

SALINE COUNTY TOOK FIRST AT Me-
braska fair. Bargains in farms, $35 to
$40 per acre: other land Sc and up; 800
acre bargain in Dawson county. +. G.
johnson University Place, Nebraska.
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New York Butter and Foo Market.

New York, Oct. -,i.-Butter, frmer Elk
Eggs. firm. Extra, 25c; frsts, 24c; thirds
to seconds, 17M22c; refrigerated, 1s@21c.'
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RETAIL PRICES.
Flour and Feed.

FLOUR anu Tesu.
Flour. per sack ............... 75@1.so
Corn meal, 10 ID sack .........-.. 10
Graham -four, 10 Id per sack 1853. %
Corn chop, per cwt .............a 1.25
Shorts, per cwt .........--......ss IN
Oats, per cwt .............s.-. LILO
Brap. per cwt .................. ITO
Coal and Wood.
Soft coal, nut, per ton ....-...... 2.75
Soft coal, lump. per ton -....... 1925
Wood, per cord ...............s.5o SOFA 90
Tea, Coffee and Sugar.
rea Imperial, per ID .......... 70. so, 70
Gnnpowder -. =. ........ %, 90, 70
Jonan .... ...... .......... %. 80, "a
english Breakfast ............ 25, so, 70
ooong ....... ............ %, so, 7E
feylon ..- 10
f,ncolored Japan ...,....... 25MGO
,otfee. Mocha and Java ........ 30@35
Rio, roasted .................. 12tla@25
Golden Rio, green .....,....... 20
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WANTED.

WANTED TO LEARN BARBER
trade. Our special offer to distant appli-
cants includes board and tools. No
lini, TO term. Free work. careful in
structions. Graduates earn top wages.
Write today. AIoler Barber College, Chi
cugo, Illinois.
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CANADIAN LANDS 1oR SALE AT
wholesale prices: also southern Iowa
lands. If interested write billiard & Br,t-
dy. Osceola. Iowa.
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FOR SALE-NORTII MISSOURI M
proved farms; also one snap in Oklahoma
farm. write me for list. + p. Hitch
cock, Pawnec, Mo.
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New York Poultry Marke

New York. Oct 2a-Poultry. alive
.onet Chickens, Zoe; fowls, lie; turkeys
lie Dressed, easy. Chickens, 12l4e
fowls, lie; turkeys, 13@lTc.
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PERMANENT POSITION TO LADIES
or gentlemen in good towns for special
work; also manager for branch office,
ottumwa, wanted Immediately. Excep-
uonal opportunity. Properties or bust
ness handled everywhere quickly. South
ern Guaranty Investment Co, Sioux City,
Iowa.
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SALE-I WILL SELL AT
public sale at my residence ~ miles
southwest of Ilirkvillc. 5lh mile south
east of Eddyville. on the old Jno. Reed
farm, Friday. Oct. 80. 1908. sale TO com
mence Mt 10 O'Clock. Free lunch at noon.
46 head cattle; 3 COWS; ycarling
heifers; 81 yearling steers: head
horses as follows: / span year old
colts / span extra good mules. spring
colts. good brood mare u years old,
20 head hogs; corn in field; folders in
shock: s tons baled hay more or less
farming implements and other articles.
Credit of L. months given with notes
with approved security. c. A. Ross,
Prop. C. w. Whitmer, auctincer.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.

Chicago Oct 2S.-Poultry STEADY. Tur-
keys, 13a13Ac; chickens, 9d9l&c; springs.
10G1o1ac.
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Stock Letter.

New York, Oct 23-Fluctuations
have been within an exceedingly mar
row range in today's market and the
trading has been dull and featureless
There We're not a half a dozen stocks
in the list that showed anything APP
proximating activity. A further break
in the copper served to induce some ac-
tivity in that quarter. but selling of
the stock was aggressive
The decision of Judge Clancy and
the shutting down of the Amalgamat-
ed mines does not seem to have been
taken as seriously as might have been
expected. The impartial reviewer of
the Clancy decision cannot for the life
of them figure on what he bases his
decision. The injunction against the
Boston and Montana is based on the
,supposition that the statue of law
which permits one company to hold
| the stock of another company is su-
rerseded by the common law. If that
| be So the decision seems to have hit
the United Copper company, Heinze's
! project Just as well as the amalganat-
i ed. A reversal of the decision seems
1 likely.
The stock market showed n good re-
i sistance and the fractions We're withou
i a feature the industrials showed pref
4 ty good long but trade has been some
what stupid.
;. The building examination viii
i begin at 2 o'clock with Lewis Nixol
on the stand.
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FOR sALE--oNE MALE HOG AND
brood SOW at my place at Agency. Geo.
Il. Warner.
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Peoria Produce Market.

Peoria, Oct. 23.-corn, higher. No. 2
44Mc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WRITE iAIAIED lArEIY FOR PARTICLE
lars regarding free homes on government
land. Personally conducted excursions on
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sd. Louis Grain Market.

st. Louis, Oct. %. Wheat, cash, sGMc
Dec. S6lac.
Corn Cash, 42Ilsc; Dec 4olsc.
oats-Cash, 36lac.
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EsTRAYED OR STOLEN.

ESTRAGED OR STOLEN--DARK BAY
marc weighing about 1,2G0 pounds; has
collar mark, has few white hairs Send
any information or return to Frank,
Hite, r. f. D. No. and will pay S15.
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DO YOU WANT A FIRST CLASS FARM,
40 miles from Chicago. highly improved,
gravel roads. rural mail delivery heautl-
full farm, worth Investigating. Frank
A. Turner. Valparaiso, Indiana.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TO TRADE-FoR HORSE OR BEST or
fer. Taylor.Farlcy organ, in good condi-
ton Frank Pierce. 1921 West Main.
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New York Produce Market.
New York, Oct. 23Wheat, Dec.,s S6%c;
corn, 501sc
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Daily Stock and Bond Market.

Furnished BY w. " Piliing, broker,
rooms is and 10 Leighton building, OF
iumwa. correspondent Of tlle Donovan
Commission Co, Of ST. Louis.
Open High Low. Close.
Erie ......... y FIX 26s4 271s
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POSTPONE ELECTION
LADIES' UNION LABEL LEAGUE
SELECTS NAME AND ADOPTS
PREAMBLE.
Permanent Organization to &c Formed
AT Next Regular Meetins-Have APP
piled for State Charter viii At
fiIiahe With Trades Assembly.

(The matter in this column is fur
nished by the authorized officers of
the Ottumwa Trades & Labor assem-
bly.)
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first and third Tuesdays in each month.
Walter Land CO., Pierre, S. d.
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FOR SALE--WIsCONSIN LANDS. So TO
$50 per acre. Buy where you are sure
of good crops, good neighbors and
schools. VIII he worth double in few
years. Terms easy. Excursion rates.
a. p. Starr, 125 LaSalle St. Chicago.
FARM RGAINS-INQUIRIES DAILY.
Quick exchanges made. Write us Your
wants Sporting & Mcintosh, Paola. Kan
sas.
MISSOURI FARM FOR SALE-il0
acres living in Putnam Co., Missouri, i'm
mcdiatelv adjoining town of Lemonville;
two sets of buildings, good orchards and
in high state of cultivation; easy terms.
Apply to G. A. Freshman. owner, Lem
onvillc, Mo.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-24
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MISREPRESENTATION. acknowledgements
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CHOICE CORN AND WHEAT LANDS
and first class alfalfa lands. in Republic
county. Kansas, for sale by j. b. Cas-
well,N Beleville, Kansas