davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10

Gugar Gureb e@sxtex - grfe nuaIitdt :
1870 Efunb ID: ID Ffs.b 1916; 1e-l2
4furb 1ei; 8ustte EuaItdt Sole Efunb
13e /; IL pfanb l3e /: ID Rfaxb I8c ; 10
Rfunc 13fe.
GaItfornii9e e@tnsex-s bs 9 Rfuxb Sc:
8 BITS 12 pfu,th 8ae.
G4uItern -Gnqi. 9ureh. 10 BIB 20 Biianb
tn Dur1fGnit!, sie; ls ~tuxs E,r9f9nttt.
Sc, 10 bis IL Efuna Ste.
Trabffid,S peG-Gsarer gselij9 Euree lse
sepdbIter euear Gureb l6s. s--7 Bfuse tl
Dur&f&mitt 1916; 8 Bic Q Rjuxt tn Tur@s
i9nitt 15e; 10 BIB 10 Pfumb TN Dur@i9rttt
l84s: 64farb TIM Dar3i@xtH, f1rsaI. l2ie.
8 3fanb I'M Dur&i&ntt. i&rnaI. ls3e.
Sped. gmsI. -gewasIter. 8 BIZ 10 Btnsh
TN Dur9i&ntt, 16e; Ii BIZ IL Hfuxh tn
Dur9i9nttt, 12}e. q
epsd-aIare eettea, 80 bts 20 FtuRb t,
Tur&i@nttt, 1876; 3Iare esttes, 20 BIB 30
Rsunb, l2e: alare Bellies. - bs 30 Ffaab.
l1}e; 1s BITS 2 $fs.. life; IL Hs Is Phsnb,
l2}c; alcre MR6ex, % - g &fub. lie;
Ni6es ls BIZ Is 4fszb llls; &ass veR6ex {
BE Q HfanS. ne
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10

Cep6deItes e&wsxeiefa - 3xo@enIojes
Tanep Big S21 90; 4Iares nsax $3.50; Sans
Ip $500; Short sleor $500; Euzzpf
Sic. 30.
@eo0rrtes RtxsfeH@ - e4tAfex, reg
Ssts. 13te; xuSsnfsttea u1esf; SKxsxi. Is;
2n66eI lac.
S&rnaI5 - tn TiereeA Il. Dual. l0e; 2
nuaIitdt sse; 8. OuaIitdt etc
Nerfte gerdu@erfs Bratutrf Bic
Grantharter 73e; Bologna In Ddruiss &c. tn
9n& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10

fyrH4es RtnbFeti&-BefIs@e Gtiers - e
etc; bieitse stiere 6-5He; 9tstae sstnba
$50 Bis tO0 Dfunb 7c; btsfios Rase zoe
bic $50 8funb Sci 4fbe $50 BIZ $50 Ffirnb
sic; Stier Boraesuterts &c, 1tses ot1tess
p.ertel lI4e. Rinb SsntsrDter.a Toe. Rmb
gorbsruierteI &c. Rub 8crtersterteI 4ic xit
&interuierteI nc. i.
5rii@es xaIbFei@-4dIber 16e, 3tntsr,
pierteI l3c, BorbepierteI 7s.
Srii9es e@afFeti@ Sdnsuses PET FFffana
113c ; S&ase Sc: S&exteI l8e: Rafs tsrl
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10

abffattet pirb. Sic angsbli9 geplante
8sife bes 6errf9ers fol nit Der fOm=
member Grieoensfonferen3 in 8erbin'
buns fieben. Bsfnnntli9 wclte Der
c riforbene Pnpff 2so auf ginlaoung
bss 3aren gertrster su benz erfen
Saa9er 3onsreB entienoen, bod erbob
bic italienii4e &egieruns ginipru&
bage9en uno bic @inlaoung muroe oas
Der suriidaesosen. Dartiber berri&t
I'm 8atitan beute nod 8erfimmung.
papff pius srtldrte Dor einiaen $asen.
bnb er sine absrmaliae Muforoerung
bes 3aren our BeIdiduug Der 8ons
feren3 unbeadtet lahen peroe. Bon
bisism gnti&luHe mill Der 2aiier ben
beiligen Batter a%bbrin9en unb glei9=
ssitig ben Quirinal bstpsgen, nidt pies
Der protef ein3ulegen.
StIltger y Ut.
Berlin. 9. Oct. Der ameritas
nii6e 8otiGafter Sower reiffe NIT feis
rer Satin nad Saottlanb ab, mo er
auf Sfibo @aftle fir cine Wo4e Der
8at oss sbemalieen Stablt6nigs Nns
bretu @arnsgis isin uirb.
Nm II. b. W. erbdlt Der Diplomat
bon Der fdOttiiden Mnbretps unipsrf=
tdt, bersn 2orb=& setor Carnegie if,
ben Softorbut.
8 peratton ssfungen.
Berlin n, 9. Oct. Die bon BRO.
fshor Or. Spha an Der Satin beg
osuti9en 8otidafters in @aibinetOn,
Baron Sped bon Sternburs, bell.
3Osene Operation III b%olfdnoig &c.
llngen.
Die garonin wiro bas iei9te Sinten,
nit mel9em lie behaftet mar, felt Re
als tleines Wdo9sn bel einem Stura
bon ibrem pOnp cine gerlebuns Deg
2n64els erlitt. gdn3lid berIierer, bod
muB ibr GuB 4 big 5 Woden in einem
8ppsberbanoe bleiben.
SIR @emabl i9ift fi9 am Sisnfas
iiber a4t Sage in Bremen na1 Nmerita
Elm, uuo fe boft, ibm gnoe Nobember
fol9en 3u t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10

Notber &Ieeiamen So .2s-e.60.
gnslii&er RIeeiamen $3.50.
GIfbfe &~Ieeiar1en $.e00-6.50.
AIfaIfa 8Ieeiamen $s.26-S.o0.
Beiber 8leeiamea $500.
@eudbIter Timotbb $1.e0-1.so.
Srbindrer bis gutter Tinotbp 81. b0-l.7b.
Sancp 8entudp gIausras s1.59-l
8Iausras in @baf 5Oc.
@nsIii9es BIausras $l.A5.
Or9arb @ras 81. 70-1.S0.
Reb Top In @baf 75e-$1.le.
8afer 8orn Be-$1!00.
Arnber Suaerrobr Samen $l.O0-l.26.
Beiber Saferianien 40e
Sriibiabrs @erife $1.25.
@eibes unb seIbes 8or1 $l.00-L.25.
&eb Sob @nitIase $1.10-1.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
Niqet $1.20 bis $1.86.
Sriibiabrss@ etsen ST. 40.
SeMwiebeI, ueibe, seIbe mo rotbs $3.50
pee HuibeI.
Sas ; 8artoHeI, seIbe Series, Bermuda,
3eIbe yianiemonb unb fibIt@e Queen So. 0a Der
5ab: rotbe Nanieu.enb $2.75; SraftIiaHii3s
$3.50.
&artoffeIn, tribe 6 Wo9en zoe rer Bu5beI:
iriibe Ohio 65c per BuibeI; friibs goIe SOC Der
friibe Burbani soc per BuibeI; frhbs
oebron 45c per BuibeI; RiraI Stem gori uns
Green Rountai; 40c per 8ufbeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10
0on1 @aaen.ReRfs.

Observation-Disclosures: $40 o. IL 90.
2Iee 8ertaufspreiie: IS 0O-ss G.
GeIittorn - gerictfsureis. 70 zoe ns
naaIttdt. 81 bis 6os- Neues 35-45c.
Safr-sei9dIt 32-85c; N oss asbrss
q .50-$9.00 per Tenne. Reuer % 10
etrob-prefe. ie mad BEN grab. b Bali
len, 81. 00-$6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10

aepfeI-@ute ao@dYfeI $2.6o-3.M per
Sab.
8ananen ST.. 50-2.00; tIetne tl-sl.60.
@itromen $5.O0-6.50 per Ripe.
Dransen - California 81 pei Rife.
Trauben lac bis 18c per &orb.
gfrft9e SI.0a bis $3.50 per guibeI.
Birnen 76c-S1. % per BuibeI.
9faumen - $3.50 per BuibeI.
@emdfe.
Rotbe Riben o5c per Dusertb gun9es.
California @eIerp 86e-Sl.00 per 8un&.
Opfter pIant 15e per Dutenb.
8raut = 81 per Sat.
8IumentobI Toe per Duteno.
Rorn &c per Susenb.
@urfen per Dutenb.
SaIat &c per 9funo.
geterfIie 16e per Dutenb Bnn&es.
j3piebeIn -60c- $1.25 per @rate.
@riine SmiebeIn Sc per Sutenb.
Teuen RaitoffeIn - 60c Csc per 8uibeL
SabfartoffeIn So per SaB, $1.s6 FER Bus
fbel.
Tabieie 15c per Dntenb.
Spinal -75e per Tab
tomatoes a5c per 8uibeI.
GanteIoupes = $i.50 : $2.0o per Sab.
0aHermeIonen - &c = 26c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10
Huklanb.
. Streif b + Il B c Z.

Mostau, 9. Oct. Die Orb
nung if bier pieoer DoQfdnoig berge=
ftiat tporoen. Die pOlisei TT bur9
elm Sra9onerrssiment bon Smer per-
ffdrtt poroen. Sn einigen 8efddfts=
p~ierteln bat bas allgemeine 2eben tpie.
Der be9onnen'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10
SHrfei.
e d q e.

g aIonidi |, 9. DIT. Sas bri.
tii6e 2oniulat gu Monafir bat elm
pafet erbaltsn, psldss Elm meni4s
liaes Sbr sntbielt. Gin Brief, wel9es
Der unbeimliden Senouns beilag, ptels
bet, baB oas DIR einsm gnsldnoer
Namens Wias abgefdnitien muroe, Der
Dor tpsrti9sn Wonaten bon 8anoitsn
enifibrt tpuroe, Die fur feline 6reilai=
flung $4,000 Osrlansen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10

SdnbIer beSabIen feIsewoe Hretie:
Butter - Gountrb. l4c, 6rsoutsrp rs
0Iatx 24e.
9ier-l8c per Drteno.
&ikner 9s, &dbne 8. Turiets---,0-l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10

SnbianaYsIts &afeesgreife:

SnotdnoYels xaneesTrete:
oeuobnI. bis gutter 10-12e; prissa BIZ q
ud5lter 4-16e GaneY ~82i-85e. aoIses
Deuow Is BIB 22e, Sapa 2s-82e.
Sn Badet,n
1rtoia $l4.25. Zion $1I.25, yeies ia 2i;
Caracas $1l. a6. DiHportb'g s1s 80, Data
Saea 4lenb $3.50, gIirnar Saba gIens,
$l4:a5, Ourieo $lt.26.
Su6er-Dontnoes 7.42e; gtid3ufes 8 az
puIperifrter 5.37e: XIII puIpsrtFrtu 8 82s,
fetnsr srannlirter 6.12e; Cubes Sac; Gpss
fecttoners' " 6.02e; Hibseuoob Z Ate; Ek5,
Rr u 4.67e; eu1ptre IA. 6as; SbsaI sytxs
Solbem 6 4.67e; @tnSior grtra 6 4.62.,
&tsssUoob 6 ARC; geIber 9 5.87e; B /,
Der 4.3'.
eiFs-RaA 40 er. zsR). Sab. s-lls "
Galone.
RidIes-24Oo tint Gas SO; 1900 TN Sas
IS; 1900 TN 2aIbfas $500; 500 tor SGs
$3.50.
etdrte-gearI, 8fe, ebanpics Slot. ! xxa
8 pfunb Badste 8. Rom, ] Bib. Eadsts.
-
eambp-7c; etansen seusi9t IL; Gro,
Ger gemt&t 6ac; Banner TptH &c: grsax
8onbons 10c: Rs. 2 Cream, seuii9t &C.
getrOdnete Srii9te-AepfeI. an Der goxxs
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7s bta Tie;
Gtron 18e bis 14e; %ofanen. 9 Grupx. pss
gfanb, T, 8 Growu 7ae, 1 grOrx 7is fca,
n~senfreie chs Sc, California giseateI 7hsi
euItGna 7ie, irportirte suItaRa lie Btu Ite
California apriiofen &c bts lie.
&eis-earoItma. 3opf, 4t--S}e, SGsax 81
-6ae. sebro&euer. 8-4e.
MHe-8rasiI nea Sc bts 10e; Jil5erts Iss
geanbeIn IA; uei&f&aItse HasbsIx 15s-
Sorban RambeIn l6e; Reanuts &c Bis SIS.
ssr0fete 7c bis Sc; gasIi&e BaIxaNe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10
Sn ungarn
Serridt aaent sni6eile nad eirl politiides
GbaDs.

&aiier Trans Suiepb in Serlesenbeit. = 8
bat audi cine G6uiegermntter. Bruf.
Behring's Gntoeduug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10
3&te.

gmsros , BerfaufspreHe Sussortagts
eGretertdie 8oe per Bhsmo sxkshnti1s.
S@weseridie 17e, Biseoxfn Sreazu > sdI
Is, Ne,u gort Gbehbcrss l6e. sixsssrii
i&er 2intburser lie. Bric Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10
0ttrHoe.

&ebea - SO. 2 retber g., a,.f SsIe,
fex. CSC uon 1abIen; SO. 8 rUtssr 90.
Stttober csc; &asewwebsx S5e.
Roru (neues) - go. l nets t5tc &c. q
Dets 6bie; go. 8 usib s5ts: 20. { met,
55ie; 20. 2 wsts ssurti9t 55e RD. :
wetb semf9t 65e; go. ( pss asurae t
b8e; go. 2 seIb 65fc; 30 8 CELL t5i'
go. 4 seIb 53}:; SO. 9 semif9t Ssh;
80. 8 aemti&t 55c; 30. 4 aeuai3t 58} /;
2pIben 54c.
eafr- 80. Q wctSer 2s4s: 70. 8 nstsss
2ss; go. 2 oeuti9tsr a73c: 70. 8 fexf4ts
25xc.
6eu - go. 1 aiinotsb s9.75: sn.
2, 50 B.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10
Grb6e6em in Stalien. -
bentide &rOnprin3

Jtalien.
6 rbbeben n.
W ontebone, 9. Oct. lin
10 ubr aeffern Nbenb wuroe bier elm
bsftiser grbfoB beriptirt. Inter Der
Beb6lteruns brad cine panit aus.
QffisieIIer Beri9t h6er
bas Il n q t 6 rbbeben.
&om 9. Oct. Dem lsbten off.
sislsn Beridt iibsr bas @robeben in
Ralabrisn sufolge. tpuroen BET bieier
@sIsssnbeit 800 S6rfer 3erfi6rt. Der
Wieberaufbau unb bic @ieberbers
ftsluns frhbsrsr 3uftdnoe, iorsIt fe
In Msnf6enmadt liegen, piirbe mins
befens $50, 600. 900 2irss toftsn. Die
Bis iebt e%ingelaufensn Gonbs belaufen
ti9 aber faum auf 1000, 900 2ires.
Sie italieniide Resierung befnbet
f9 In GROCER geiOrgnib, oa oas auber=
setpDbnIi9 falte Ssrbtwetter FIR bic
bielen Sauienbe bon Obba9loien 669it
%empfinoli4 if.
S~efferrei@- ungarn.
@baps.
g a b 4, 9. Oct. Die pnlis
tiide Gage bietet Elm geraoe3u trOflOies
Bib. @snn mOrssn .oas parliament
tpieber er6fnst piro, weiB bier taum
Elm Wsnf9, mas sr sissntli9 mill.
Die OppOftionsparteien berf&ern,
oab fe auf ibrsn Stanbpuntte feben
blsibsn tusrben, He wihen aber aud
gut gsnus, baB b.rielbe unbaltbar
III unb bab fe NOD g%infiibrung oss
angemeinen Stimmrs9ts auf's $rodene
seisBt firo.
Nnbererieits nirb bic &s9ierung nlir
i'm alerb69ffen NotbfaQe auf oas Mit=
tel bss aneemsinen Stimmre9tes 3u=
rtdgreifsn. uri bic unsarii9en Serren
Waeuaten tlsin 3u friesen, bic fi9 ims
mer nit republitaniidsn Sheen brii-
Hen, absr Id6erli9er Weiie fsin a1ee-
msinss Stimmrsdt auesitsben molten.
6abi q.
Babapef, 9. DIT. Wie bic
3situngen mslosn 1T Baron @eo. &C.
ierbarp tpieber als Premierminifer er=
rannt tuoroen.
Wan ueiB bier. bab Baron Geiers
barn mOrgsn i'm 9auie ertldren uiro,
baB Elm nsues Winifsrium nod ni9i
srnannt 5:i unb baB oesbalb bas Saus
bsrtaet tperbsrt miiHe.
Man nimmt on, oaB Geierparp's
nd6fss 9abinst bic alien Wit9Iieoer
eini9liebsn miro.
Oils nerier Notwithstanding
tpiro tuabrf9einIi9 Der 0i3eprdioeni
beg Mbesorbnetsnbauies b. Jeiliti9 in
bas Winiferium eintreten.
unfalI au Der Sonau.
8ubapef, 10. Oct. I'm Mit=
tsrna9t rannte elm S&leppoampfer
einen nit Obf belabenen Na9en in
@runb. gs ~ertranfen IA Grausn,
cine gar3e ansabl uurbe berlebt.
SentIhlanb.
Srubel in ben n T n
3 m lien n.
Berlin 7, 9. Oct. 9ns Sages.
asiprd9 bilbst sesenudrtis bic gnt-
trembling suiiGen Der 2r%onprin3eiRn
@seiIis unb i6rsr Mutter, Der @roB.
bersogin Mnaftaia bon Wedlenbure=
S9perin. Sbaiid9lid bot bic ttinf.
tise 2aiierin ieit ibrem 5O8ssitstass
bic Mama nidt pieoer gsiebsn. 9ieie
rsiFe tirslid pOm Winterauieutbali
nod @annes ab, obne ibrer So9tei
aud nur sloieu gu iasen. l1eber BIZ
llria9en oisfes 3erwhriniFes finb allsr'
lei @eri9te i'm umlauf. Sn Sof=
t~reiien srsdblt man i9. baB Die 9ron-
prinseifn ginuenounsen 9easrt ben
2ebensuanbef ibrer bsfanntli9 trot
ibrer As Sabre nod iehr Iiebeourfiger
Wutter erbobsn babe. 8on anbere,
Settle binsesen piro behauptet. be,
9aiier NOBLE bic lebsnsluftise Wittp,
ni6t In Der umgsbung ieiner Sapie'
aerto6ter fehen. WeI6e bieler Ser.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10
6eaenmdrt.

Darn 9sonarO, Der ~2l.iabrias Sem guher Shnelng, benz es adans, BON
Der Rahonal @Mp 8ant, einsm Der sr6Btn BantsSnHitute in ben Yssinisten
Staten, Gefurtdtn i'm Wsrtbe bon mebr bsnn $500. 900 gu erf9ninbeln, 1T
iebenfals ten eher NRenf9. Has pprHe6enbe Bib if zines Der erHen, meIaes
bon ibm 3u erlangen gemeisn iH. 2wnarb III Der 6o6n zines frhteren poIet
Sergeanten ub murbe bisber oils elm muHerbaftsr iunser Mann b~inSefsat
Die SMoie Der Stem gOrter pOIai if. Oab sr nr bas Werseug alter,
geiebener S&winber mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-10

nigt tDieoer abreiite uno ieitoem feit
ein3ises Wal beim 9ronprinasnpaar su
@afte NOR.
Prof. Bebring's t.
btdung.
Berlin n, 9. Oct. Ser pariier
Subertulois- 3onarsb bat benz Safer
telesrapbif4 ieinen 9ant far bic gnt.
ienoung BON prOf. Yebring. benz gss
nialen gntosdsr zines Seilmittels ae=
gen bic S9minoiu9t. ausgslprodsn.
Der Same bes arOBen Sori9ers lit. 10.
melt bic beutide 3unse tlinst, in
iebem Wunoe unb bic 3situnssr pref
len ibn als ben grl6fer Der WenIdbeit
bon elmer ibrer gr6Bten plase.
Gin She'll Der Msrste ffsbt iebod
ieiner gntbsduns mod aiemIi9 itsptiia
gegeniber uno bdlt ben Subsl, In
wel9e bic nambafteitsn @slebrtsn eins
itimmen, fur berfribt.
Bert i'm 9.
Berlin, 9. October. 3piiden
benz 3arlsrubsr uno benz hisfsen Sofe
berri9t ausenblidli9 rieoer cine 8ers
%fimmuns. tuelds bsosutenb srnitsr su
Iein i4eint; als ale friiberen. Sc fisl
auf. baB Der babii9e grbaroB6ersog
ben 2aiiermanDbern ntdt beipobnte.
bod fino bic 8rtinbe feines 6ernblei=
bens erf iebt befannt gewOroen. Wie
In @~afabrung sebraht puroe, bate er
feline anpeienbeit sugsiagt, telsgraa.
pbirte isbOd In LETTER Stnnoe ab, neil
er fi9 oariiber ssdrssrt bate, oaB Der
2aiier ielbf bic Nassluns elmer baoi.
fdsn Jcbne boll3oe. Sarin srblidtsn
er uno iein 8ater, Der sreifs @robber-
3o9 Urie0rl0, ef1en Ver1u9 oes Nat'
iers, feline &edte benr bod sttpas au
melt aus3ubebnen. Baosn bat ia fell
1848 geouloig f9 unter Der prsubi.
i4en Ju&tel gebeugt. Sas 2ano bal
omar auf isinsm @appsn sinsn 26usn.
aber bic Soloaten traaefl auf ibrsu
Selmsn ben preuBii9en Molsr.
@ie bas vSageblatt" erfdbrt, tpirt
Bring Warimilian, Der Nefe bss @rob.
bersOgs, benz &si9stan3ler einen gsiud
abffaiten. Wabri9eiulid ioa Girf
Billion beriuden. cine 8eriObnuns Der.
bei3ufii6ren.
2aier plant & o N q rt.
8erlin n, 9. October. Mus &ou
tpiro semslbst. baB Der 2aiIer in gdlo,
Der yepisen Staot" einen neuen gefud
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-22

FOR SALE

80 acres about miles southeast Of
Ottumwa 60 acres lies comparatively
level, theGbalance is from rolling to
rough, 4 room house, enough timber
for immedite use. This farm must be
sold and 1T will go to the highest bid
der within two weeks. Owner asks
$4,000 and it is cheap at that.
Have you noticed that the land buy
ers are now placing their money in the
south and southwest? This is espe-
cially so in Arkansas. This state Of
fers to the land buyer the best chances
for money making Of any state in the
Union, because good, productive, level
land can yet be bought for about $40
or less per acre. The climate is equal
to or better than California. 1t has
plenty Of rain, plenty of choice timber,
plenty of the various kinds Of miner
ais. Why not buy an 80, 100, 800 or a
few thousand acres of land in the
state. You can see that it can not do
other than advance In value. There
were more railroads built in Arkansas
last year than in any other state. We
will take buyers down on the I'd Of
May, better go along. If you want to
exchange income property for land in
Arkansas we have few propositions
of this kind
100 acres near Little Rock, fine level
land covered with valuable timber, $12
per acre. Can exchange for income
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-22

were visitors at the home of Mrs. Lar.
more on Sunday.
Paul and Carrie Mowery were in
Fairfield last week.
Milton Davis of Bladensburg was a
visitor at the home of G. w. Davis on
Sunday.
e. F. Vannoy and family of Cedar
were callers at the home of j. A. Van
noy on Tuesday
G. G. Sylvester moved the first of
the week to Ottumwa.
Joe Cathey of Martinsburg was a
business caller at the home of II. C.
Hawthorn on the first of the jweek,
Paul Mowery begun school at Abing.
don on Monday.
Raymond Woodruff of Farson was a
Stringtown caller on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Davis were in
Abingdon one day last week.
DR.. j. B. Krout of Fremont was a
Stringtown caller on Sunday.
Miss Irma Larmore remains very
Ill at the present time.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Megan of Com.
petine were callers at the home of
Mrs. Larmore the first part of the
week.
James Hawthorne of Nebraska re-
turned the first of the week for a
visit with relatives here.
Most of the farmers are busy in the
fields blowing for corn.
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klRkvILLE.

Kirkville, April 81 = Mrs. William
Myers who has been quite sick is bet
ter.
Miss Sallie Mckinley returned yes.
terday from an extended visit to rel
atiyes and friends in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Judson is moving today from
Mrs. Benefits house to the one belong
ing to Mrs. Bridenstine of Ottumwa.
Mrs. Myrtle 3. Thompson expects to
visit Ottumwa tomorrow.
Rev. Vincent mad Elder Rundell at
tended the Presbytery in Ottumwa
yesterday.
Miss Mary Sellars went to Ottumwa
this morning.
The graduating class of the Kirk
vile school will give an egg supper at
the Sears hall on the evening of April
%,
On the evening of April 25, the Ep-
worth league will give measuring
party at the Sears Hall.
Mrs. Avery Funk received word that
her mother, Mrs Robert Edgar of La
coma, had fallen down. breaking one
bone in her arm
Rev. D. F. Stiles left yesterday for
Oklahoma
Cloyd Foster left this morning for
Colorado.
After having been very i'll with con-
gestion of the lungs Maude Jordan is
again able to attend school.
Mrs. Zentz has gone to Hilton to
make an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Naryer.
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BIRMINGHAM.

Birmingham, April 81. Clarence
Ebert has gone to FIT. Madison, where
he has employment.
Miss Carrie Israel is quite sick with
tonsilitis and rheumatism.
Frank Simmons is moving into the
Mrs. Louise Hale's property,
Rev. d. w. Morgan attended Pres
bytery in Ottumwa this week. Mrs.
Morgan remained for a more extended
visit in Hamilton, ILL.,
Jesse Hale, who has spent the win~
ter with his mother, left Tuesday for
Wyoming.
Miss Della Van Schloick, of Abba,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
#. S. Hill.
The graduating class of the high
school has issued attractive invita-
lions and an interesting program for
their exercises April 27
John Bankers have moved into the
Yost property.
Mrs. e. H. Alton visited her parents
in Hillsboro last week.
Mrs. Geo. Riley. injured her ankle In
a defective sidewalk and was obliged
to use crutch for several days.
James Shagley and wife from KAN
sas, visited her sister, Mrs. j. S. Good
son this week.
Misses Daisy and Maude Shenick, of
Libertyville visited over Sunday with
Misses Daisy and Rose Hope.
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COMPETING.

COMPETING, April 21.-Miss Faith
Alexander and Miss Molla Eller. Chas.
Erdman and G. e. Ellers took dinner
at the pleasant home of B. F. Mowery,
the guest of Miss Maude Mowery, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Laff. Dudgeon received a con-
signment of some rare plants from
her son Windfield, who is a student in
the college at Ames. They are much
admired by all who have seen them.
j. Hawthorn came in Saturday from
Harvard, Mo-, to visit his brother,
Samuel Hawthorn, and his sister. Mrs.
J. Larmor.
Ed Thompson and wife are visisting
Mr.. Thompson's father, d. H. Thomp-
son, in Farson. He has been quite
sick since he came with rheumatism.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church met at the home of Mrs.
B. F. Mowery Wednesday. At the
close of work ice cream and cake
were served. The following officers
were elected for the year: President,
Mrs. Ella Hawthorn; vice president,
Mrs. B. H. Mowery; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. B. F. Milford; treasurer,
Mrs. Thomas Hawthorn A splendid
time was enjoyed by all.
Miss Iva Hurless of Ottumwa Is the
teacher in the Competine school.
George Sours shipped car load of
lambs from Farson Tuesday to OF
tumwa.
Miss Irma Larmor is still very ill.
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cHlLLIcoTHE.

Chillicothe, April 19.-Mrs. J. s..
Layne was an over-Sunday visitor
with relatives near Eddyville.
Master Junive Bailey was an over
Sunday visitor at Columbia at the
home of T. c. Carmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Allen visited last
Saturday and Sundc y at the home of
Erland Allen
The house which Mrs. Newton john
son purchased Of Frank Clark, is be-
ing remodeled and when completed,
will be one of the incest homes in
town..
Rev. and Mrs. Monkman. Dr. and
Mrs. Rambo attended the revival SER
vices at the M. E. church in Ottumwa
Monday night.
Carl Arnold and family, of near Keb,
spent Sunday at the home of A. Dick
son.
Miss 10 Dunning returned Monday
from visit with friends at Eddy
VILE
The M. E. Sunday school will give
an Easter program at the church Sun
day evening.
Mrs. J. II. Olney, of Dudley, visited
the first Of the week at the home of
her sister, Mrs. E. S. Warren.
Mrs. Mary Forsythe, of Kirkvflle,
was the guest of Miss Nellie Warren
Sunday.
For that new Easter Tie tomorrow
go to the Hub.
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FoR FAR MERS
The BIG SPECIAL SALE.

Speed horses, high actors, matched
pairs, standard bred stations, fine
single drivers. saddle horses, family
drivers and ponies. The above will be
the special classes sold in connection
with the regular sale of draft and
business horses to be held at Ottum-
wa Friday and Saturday, April 1929.
This sale will easily eclipse any sale
of the kind ever held in this part of
the state, and parties from all over the
state will find at this sale fine oppor-
tunity to select anything they may
want in the way of fancy and useful
horses.
A number of very speedy horses are
already consigned; also some trained
and gated saddle horses. Among the
most prominent consigners to this sale
is the well known and successful
Hedrick horseman, L. B. Cremer. He
will be here on Thursday with stable
Of high actors, speed and driving
other stable in the state. 1t will be
well worth your trip to Ottumwa to
see Mr.. Cremer's horses alone. An
other carload Of breezy driving and
saddle horses will be here from Scot
land county. Missouri; also load
from Van Buren, county, Iowa, besides
lot Of scattering horses from all over
Southeastern Iowa.
Now don't forget the date of this
sale, as there will be no more like it
in Iowa this year. For further partic-
ulars address
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
Baker Block, Ottumwa, la.