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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-20
Starch Digested 4
By Malt Extract
Process Employed in Immense Factory
Which Makes Worlds Most
Perfect Food,

g One great food factory in the United
States is providing thousands of peo-
pie with an Ideal wheat food which
perfectly nourishes, and supports every
part Of the body without taxing the
weakest digestion. This food is Malta
Vita. It is made from choicest whole
wheat, thoroughly washed. cleaned and
steam cooked in the cleanest food
factory in the world.
Since the earliest ages wheat has
been recognized as the natural food of
mankind Scientists confirm this and
have proved that it is the only food
fVhe earth produces which contains eV-
8 ly element OF food required by the
lstnian race from infancy to old age
I'M Malta Vita the cooked wheat is
mixed with pure barley malt extract
which converts the starch into mall
toce {aiso called malt sugar) just as sa-
silva does with the starch of ordinary
yfood when it is thoroughly chewed.
'JThus Malta-V Vita, "the perfect food" is
practically prcdigested. 1t is promptly
absorbed by the blood and converted
into energy of brain and body whether
1t be Thoroughly chewed or not.
Malta Vita, better than any other
food represents every element required
for health and vigor. 1t is delicious to
the taste, acceptable to the most deli
cate stomach and quickly assiinileted
without depicting the vital energy or
causing physical distress 1t builds up
and maintains strength. and gives
greater working endurance to heart.
muscles, nerves and mind than any
ofher food that can be eaten. Gro,
GERS sell 1t at 10 CENTS for large
sealed Albright PACKAGE
- M ~
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MurphY.Greelax.

4 prettily appointed wedding yes
tetday morning was that of Miss
Kathryn Greeley. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William Greeley of $50 South
Moore street, and Arthur Murphy at
st. Patrick's parochial residence, Rev
Father James Bulger officiating The
bride was attended by Miss Carrie
Myers. She was handsomely gowned
In white null and carried brides roses
Miss Myers wore pink null and car
RED pink roses. James Travis acted
as best man.
Following the wedding a reception
was held at the home. Seventy guests
We're present. Twelve o'clock dinner
was served. The tables We're decorated
with roses, tastefully intermingied with
fern, pink and white being the color
tone throughout
The out of town guests We're Mark
Greeley of Hiteman, uncle of the bride
and Miss Mary Greeley. also Of Hita-
man
Mr.. and Mrs. Greeley will be at
home at $50 South Moore street after
May /
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Norton & Smith

east of here spent Sunday at the par
entail Thomas Rufiing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Campbell, Miss
Edna Mendenhall and Harry Abbott
were guests Of Davis county relatives
last Sunday.
Regular preaching services at the
Zion Methodist Episcopal. church next
Sunday at 8 y. M, by the pastor. Rev
j. A. Ward. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to attend these SER
vices.
r. B. Gephart was business caller
at the F. l.. Dexter home Wednesday
evening.
The Misses Della Smith and Regina
McHugh and Mcssrs James McHugh
and Henry Brooks were very pleas
antly entertained Saturday evening by
Miss Pearl Hollingsworth.
Mrs. w. q. Dexter and little daugh-
ters, Elizabeth and Margaret. visited
Sunday with j. A. Kennedy and fam
lily.
Mrs. Ada Baum and children spent
Sunday With Mrs. W. Gift.
M. Baum is on the sick list this
week.
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BRISK HORSE TRADE.
Liberal Rust Spring Orders Tone the
Market for All Leading Glasses.

Chicago, April 1s.-Trade for two
weeks has displayed even tone at the
highest range of the season. Liberal
spring orders from all quarters feature
the clearance of the weeks receipts
Competition for drafters and heavy
business offerings Is aggressive and
such classes clear freely at firm prices
Spring orders are urgent and dealers
do not anticipate weakness in demand
until the rush season is over A prom
inent feature that tones the market is
the extra quality Of the bulk of the re-
ceipts which are specially adapted to
the bulk Of the trade. Finished draft
ers are in liberal evidence and move at
S225@300 and upward, with good to
choice lots firm at $175@240, values
making quota.ble advance since the
first Of the month. with the range for
the past two weeks stationary at cur
rent quotations.
Actual receipts of horses Wednes-
day, 496, and estimated for Thursday
400, making 1852 in four days against
2.545 a weel. ago and 1853 a year ago.
Shipments in four days 1900, against
2,152 week ago and 1905 year ago
Spring demand Is Of steady proper
tons. with a few orders for Texas and
the Pacific coast being executed, MAX
ing the bulk Of the receipts clear at
the following prices.
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ASKS FOR RECOMMENDATIONS.
Would Like to Have, County s1perin.
tendents Express Preference In
Regard to Commission.

State Superintendent Riggs, with a
view of getting the best possible com
mission appointed to codify the school
laws of the state, has sent circular
letter to the county superintendent,
asking their recommendations with re.
ference to the appointments. County
Superintendent Emma Nye in common
with county superintendent, has re-
ceived the following letter:
My Dear Superintendent:
The legislature has passed bill
providing for the, appointment of a
commission of two lawyers and one
educator to revise and cedify the Iowa
school laws.
The governor in appointing the com.
missioners will unquestionably make
his selections with extreme care,
choosing only men of first-class ability
and those specially fitted for the work
to be performed
It occurs to me that in selecting the
educational member of the commits.
sion the governor will want to know
the wishes Of Iowa educators. | am
accordingly writing to ask you to sub.
nit your first and second choice.
In my opinion the appointment
should seek the man and not the man
the appointment
Please give this mater your thought
full consideration today, reviewing the
list Of city superintendent, county
superintendents, college presidents
and members Of college or normal
school faculties, and give your opinion
OF the two men best fitted for this
most important position.
Yours truly, -
John F. Riggs.
Superintendent Public instruction.
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FOR SALE
Arkansas
Farms

800 acres bottom land mile from
railway station, one-half under cult.
walton. Small buildings. A snap at
100000. Can exchange for Ottumwa
property.
100 aces. close 10 city limits Of
Pine Bluff. Ark, choice level land, two
good barns, house, fruit etc. Ought to
bring 100000 or more per: acre within
few years. Price for immediate sale
$500 per acre.
We have 1000 acres of fine level
timber land, 5 miles from railroad,
splendid land and large timber. We
will sell this in small tracts. Price
$1,000 per acre. Don't you know that
such proposition as this Is what
makes men ricn. Why not? It's fine
land, level, good as Iowa's best soil.
and you know it's bound to rise in
value.
If you are lip hurry to get rich you
bad better investigate Arkansas land
next excursion first Tuesday in May.
Go down with us; low railroad rates.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!
IOWA NEWS IN BRIEF.

Names Sioux City Commissioners.
Sioux City-Mayor Sears today
named as Sioux City's nrst Are and po-
lice commission under the amended
civil service law, w. Il. Cody. A. Her
mann and John B. Keefe. The first
two are ex-alderIien and Mr.. Keefe is
an ex-city auditor.
Break Into Extra Store.
Atlantic-The clothing store Of Carl
Iverson at Elkhorn was broken into
and six suits of clothes and some nit
tens taken. Entrance was made by
forcing the front door. AS yet there IL
no trace of the thieves, but the officers
are exerting every effort to find them.
Fair Secretary Selected.
Atlantic--E. E. Marquis has been
elected secretary of the 'Cass County
Fair association to succeed j. S. Har-
Ian, who has resigned. The dates of
the 1907 fair are Sept. %, "a rs, rs. ,27
and 28, and preparations are being
made for the best one in the history of
the local association.
Basley Pair Are Married.
Bagley--At the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, southwest OF Bagley, at
s o'clock Wednesday evening occur
red the marriage OF Miss Lulu Holmes
and David Russell. Both are from the
homes of prominent farmers near Bag
ley and begin life together Under aus
picious circumstances.
Mt. Pleasant Woman Dies.
Mt. Pleasant-Mrs. M. d. Thinner
man died here Thursday afternoon at
the advanced sge Of 79 years. She has
been resident here since 1855, and
was born IN Germany. Her
husband died years ago. She leaves
I'LL
Zimmerman, iss prominent erchant
here. The deceased has been in poor
health the past year and death was
fastened by stroke Of paralysis.
Pennell Will Check Books.
Atlantic George e. Pennell of this
city, expert accountant for the state
auditors Office and one Of the most
proficient accountants In the state, has
been appointed by the court to check
up the books of the county, pursuant
to the recommendatio ton made by the
grand Jury in its report several days
ago. He will commence work soon
and his report, the grand Jury will
again be convened to act on the re-
port, If action is necessary
Another Atlantic Bout Arranged.
Atlantic-D. A. Mcmillan Of Seattle
Washington and Peter Rooney Of
Omaha, who met In a wrestling mater
in this cit. last Friday. the bout re-
sulting In q victory for Rooney. Nc.
MILAN failing to throw him three
times In an hour, are to meet again II
this city on next Wednesday evening
The conditions OF the match will b,
the same. but the mat will be roped in
Mcmillan claiming that Rooney's foo
racing off the mat in the previous con
test was responsible for his falling t.
put the Omaha man down three time,
in an hour, The coming match will b,
for $50 side and the gate money
winner to take ALL
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POWERS SALES WEDDING.
SoIemnized at Brides Home
I. Drakeviito

OFakcVkt0s
Drakeville. quiet wedding occur
red Sunday afternoon at the home Of
Mr.: and Mrs. William Sayles in this
place, when their daughter, Miss Hat
tie .Sayles, was united in marriage TO
Max Powers of Omaha, Neb, Rev
Walker officiating. Only the near rel-
:atiVes We're present. Mr. and Mrs.
Powers left on No. a Sunday evening
for Omaha, where they will make their
home. The happy couple were given a
rice shower at .the depot. Mrs. Powers
will be missed in the Christian Sunday
school. where she had charge OF the
primary class for several years. She
Will be also missed as the leader Of the
y. T. L., which she has served for al
most a year. The best. Of wishes go
with her to her new home.
Funeral Of Mrs. Glassburner.
The remains Of Mrs. David Glass
burner were laid to rest here Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Glassburner died at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Bryant
about two miles south Of this place.
Jacob Allen has traded for the Yoke
property. Walter Piper will occupy
the property vacated by Mr.. Allen
H. T. Truitt and family spent Sun
dav at the e. Truitt home.
Mrs. Minnie Slagle spent Saturday
and Sunday in Ottumwa with her son
Frank.
Emmett Fridley and Hector Paal Of
Floris spent Sunday hero with, the
Misses Lottie Burnett ana Lizzie Good
lander.
Mrs. Print Thompson visited last
Friday at the home. Of Mrs. Clark
where her doughter Maud, is staying
Mrs. CASTOR of Floris is visiting her
son, j. P. CASTOR, at this place.
Mrs q M s. Curkand raf,,rpod r.
her home in Bloomfield last Thursday
after spending a few days with her
mother Mrs. E. w. Sayles.
Charlie Tomlin and family spent
Sunday near Unionyille.
i Miss Mipnick left for F1oris last
Thursday, having been detained here
on account Of the mumps.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Ths-.zion Union at Hazel Dell Name
Leaders for Coming Year.

-
Leaders for Coming Year.
Hazel Dell-The following Sunday
school officers were elected last Sun
day by the Zion Union Sunday school
for the ensuing year: Superintendent
w. D. Ramsey; assistant superinten-
lent, Miss Lizzie Gift; secretary.
w. r. Gift; assistant secretary, Miss
Delta Smith; Treasurer. Mrs. o. G.
Truitt; organist, Miss Inez Truitt; as
sistant organist, Miss Sarah Hill;
library, Miss Inez Truitt.
Miss Bernice Baum spent few days
this week at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. w. Gift.
Miss Belle Redfern was the guest of
Miss Della Smith last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. TruNt, W. z. Dex-
ter and Otto Vaughn visited Sunday
with F. L. Dexter and family.
j. A. >Engle, wife and children spent
Sunday with ]. p Hollingsworth and
family.
The Misses Regina McHugh, Della
Smith, and Nora Ruling and Messrs.
Henry Sawyer and James McHugh
spent Sunday evening with Belle and
Earl. Redfern.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ceilings of
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Young Men Wanted!

For Firemen and sSBrakemen. Expert.
ence unnecessary. Over. 800 positions
open, at the present time High wages.
Rapid promotion to Engineers and Com
ductors $75 to 5000 per month. In
structions by mail at your home With
out. interruption with present occupa-
ton. We assist each student In secur-
ing q position. Don't delay. Write to-
day for free catalogue, Instructions
and application blanks.
National Railway Training School, Inc.
II G Boston Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
3 US A.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, April Wheat-N'o. 2
red, Is s@7SM; No. 3 red. 76@7SA;
No. 2 hard, 761A @79: No. 3 hard, $50
rs; May, 10; July opened. 1875 @79&;
highest, S0A lowest, 1873 closing,
SOY.
Corn-No. 3, 44A@44A; No. 8
white, 46@46Aa; No 8 yellow, 44@45;
May, 47k; July, opened. 47ss @47h;
closed, 47B @4S.
Oats-No. 2. Al: No. 8, 39A; No 2
white AN; No. 3 white, 40h @40&;
May, 1885; July, opened, 40b @40A;
highest. 4sB; lowest, 47ss. clos
ing, 405s.
Pork-May, s15.S7; July, s15.s2@
1915.
Lard-May, 1852; July. 1878.
Ribs-May, ss.47; July, $s.62@s.65.
Rye-Cash, 5000.
Barley-64@73.
Flax, clover and timothy not quoted.
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STANDARD FRUITS FOR STATE.
REPORT Of horticultural Society Is Out
Contains Proceedings Of the
Forty-flrst Annual Session,

"a
Des Moines, April Secretary
Wesley Green has just issued the re-
port Of the Iowa State Historical go
ciety for the year 1906, which con
tains the proceedings of the forty-frst
annual session held at Des Moines In
that year, and also the transactions Of
the southeastern, northeastern, north
western and southwestern Horticultur-
al societies. The voiu,nn contain over
five hundred pages and is splendidly
bound
Among other interesting articles OF
information 1t contains list of the
fruits suggested as standard varieties
for this state as follows:
Apples-Duchess of Oldenburg,
Wealthy for northern drift, Jonathan
for southern loes.
Crabs-Whitney, Florence.
Plums-De Sofa, Forest Garden,
Wolf. Wyant.
cherries-Early. Richmond. Mont
morency.
Grapes-Moore,s Early, worden,
Concord.
Raspberries Older, Nemaha.
Observation-Disclosures.
Currants-Victoria, Red Dutch
White Grape.
Downing.
Strawberries Dunlap, Warfield.
The report adds that while none OF
the varieties mentioned are perfect
they have proven the most satisfac.
tory out of all the varieties tested
and can be safely used as a standard
for comparing other varieties.
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spending the day with her mother,
Mrs. Paulina Tinsley
Willie Rowe has accepted a position
in Des Moines In drug store.
Perry Cloyd and Mrs Lulu Hurst
were In Ottunwa Monday evening.
Mrs. Rosa Wilson Is still on the sick
list.
Fred Raymond and George Mayor
made business trip to ottumwa on
Tuesday.
Messrs Herman and Sidney SEWER
weer In Abba Tuesday.
Mrs. G. O. Porter, who has been Wis
fting relatives In Ottumwa, g. D., re-.
turned home Monday.
Merit Tinsiey. who was operated on
for appendicitis, Is doing nicely.
Fred Lober ID seriously III this
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Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria, April 19.-Corn-No. 8, "A.
New York Poultry Market.

New York Poultry Market.
New York April 19.-Poultry-Ea Easy
Chickens. 10@12; fowls, 10; turkeys
II. Dressed-Quiet. Chickens. 100
1ok; turkeys, 1904; fowls, 10@14H
Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, April 19.-Butter-St Strong
Street price extra creamery, "a; official
prices: creamery common to extra, "a
@32; held common to extra, 22@32;
dairy common to finest. 23@32; reno
vatedscomon to extra, 17@271a; factory
common to firsts 19@22R: limitation
creamery extras, 27@2S; firsts, 24@25.
s-Weak-Firsts, 1914 @17la; Of
fetal price. same; seconds, 1917.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Thursdays Live Stock Market
Brief.

thursdays Live Stock Market in
Brief.
Thursdays steer trade was fair un-
der liberal run; general sales steady
though few are easier; some plain
classes move slowly, others active;
handy weight beeves on par with lasr
week Little change in COW trade,
though demand Is slow medium to
good grades best sale, Gamers steady;
bulls strong and higher, calves sell
weaker; feeders mostly 1Oc lower, de-
mand is poor. Hogs mostly 10c lower
than Wednesday morning; trade is I'M
satisfactory, about $500 left; average
1882, Wednesday $3.50, week ago 1914.
Sheep sell SC to loo under Wednesdays
best prices; lambs more active, prices
steady; shearing grades at unheard Of
price Of $3.50.
General Receipts.
Receipts thus far this week, COM
pared with the same period last week,
in round numbers increased $500 cat
tie, 1900 hogs and decreased HOO
last year cattle increased 14.2oo, hogs
80, 400 and sheep $500. Thursdays re-
ceipts, with comparisons:
Today. Wk.ago Yraro. 1906.
Cattle X. $500 1929 4,753 1862
Hogs u. .26.o0o 15,646 1921 22,5S7
Sheep ....l3,O0O 14,757 1O,s63 1880
Cars ..... 1872 544 582 1852
Eleven markets received 91,7o0 hogs
Thursday. against 61,4OO a week ago
and $4,000 a year ago. Total thur fas
this week $4,000, against $4,000 a
week agoNand $4,000 a year ago.
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w. LoWENBERG q SON FOR REAL
ESTATE.
Over 6ren1horst's Grocery, Corner
Court md Second Gee

OVeT 6rofHhUFSt6 Ofoc0Fy, CORNER
Court and Second Sta.
They can sell you most any kind OF
home in any part Of the city you want.
as they have a large list to select from,
some on installments.
They have nice home for some ons
close to the city. II you want to keep
horse and few cows and chickens
you should call on them.
q They have listed several nice fiAts
on East Main street worth the money,
for speculation; snap.
It Is coming the time Of year when
you want to look after that black
horse, faction" too. They own him.
,Phone 442.
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may or may not be the result of the unreasonable
weather Of the past few weeks Griswold Abstract
Co.. is still in the Business Of writing abstracts Of title
and all sorts papers Of conveyance We will write you
serety bond as administrator executor or any
boAd Of that sort We will sell your home for
you or buy you one where want It, See for
thing In that line.
w. TSWlLsoN. Manager E
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHICAGO Live stock Markets.

Chicago, April 1s.-Cattle- Receipts.
1000; steady. Beeves. $425@6.65;
good to prime steers. s5.35@6.65; stock
ers and feeders, s2.9O@510; cows and
heifers, $i,75@54o. w
Receipts, 10000; SC lower
Light. s6.4o@6.85; mixed, $6.40@6.62;
heavy, $6.25@6.60; rough, $6.25@6.35;
good to choice heavy, S6.50@6.6o; bulk
sales, s6.50@6.60.
eep-Receipts. 5000; steady a,
s4.50@6.s0; ycarlings, $7.oo@T75;
lambs, $6.5O@S.6O
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HIakesburo News.

Blakesburg. Leslie berry and
children of Ottumwa are visiting at
the home OF her mother. Mrs. Maiinda
Miller.
Mrs Eliza Snow, who has been Wig
iting relatives near Lineville, is home
again.
Mrs. william Jockson OF ottuInwa is
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FOR sALE-3o, HOUSES AT WILL
lard, Iowa The houses contain 8, 4
and 8 rooms and must be moved
of the land Also 2 hoistlng engines
and one fan engine. one tower and
one coal tipple: 2 boilers. track scale,
considefabie railroad track and aev-'
eral pitt cars. Write for particulars
to l. III Lodwick. Mystic, iowa.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market. !.
Chicago, April 19.-Bntter-Strong-
Creameries, 22@32; dairies, 20@29.
Eggs-Easy at Is.
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ST. Louis Produce Market.
st. Louis, April -wheat-July
7sA
Corn-46% @4eA.
Oats-3S,
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New York Produce Market.
New York. April 19.-Wheat-July
s71h.
Corn-55A.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Furnished by the Cassidy Commits
sion Company, rooms % and go Eof-
mann building. E. e. Voigt, manager.
Telenhona GAS
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Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, April 19.-PoultrNSS STEADY
Turkeys. 12; chickens, ID; spring
chickens, 10.
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Jas coilingwood. Violin Maker,
228 East Main street, Ottu,

! import all my violin
strings and keep in stock the
best strings for wear and
tone available. sell taem
as cheap as the ordinary
strings are sold elsewhere
Try them and you will use
no others. II you are IN need
OF a fine violin. old Or new,
call and examine my stock.
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FOR sALE-THREE OLD soWs
that will find pigs about May 1; one
thoroughbred male hog, two years
old In May Phil watkins, Agency
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ron SALE.

FOR SALE SHORT HORN BuLLS
Ten to sixteen months. and o, few
bushels of Gold King seed corn, VIM
James, Batavia, Iowa.
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FOR ssALE--16o ACRE FARM IM-
proved In Kingman county, Kansas
Price $4,000, 1000 cash, balance on
time. Apply w. A. Boggs. Douds,
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EGGs FOR PROFIT AND THE
Brown Leghorns are the egg ma
chimes; soc setting and Will fill In
cubator orders, 107 North willard
i 4 street w. NJ Rockwell.
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SPECIAL GRINDING - WE HAvM
special machinery for grinding lawn
mowers and horse clippers. Satis-
faction guaranteed. G. e.. Thomas
Company.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FRED &c AT AL OG.UE - SFr,F-
threading needles, Cant Bend 'FlIns
pins, and 80 gents latest spe, els, y;
some big schemes. Address Chas. p,
Marshall, Lockport, N. Y.
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FOR sALE-f RAVE THREE THOR.I
oughbred recorded Angus bylis; fnsl
individuals, from 10 to III monthsl
old, for sale at reasonable prices. !!
solicit your inspection. Vim. Caylor.l
r. F. ID. No. 4. Unionville, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-20
Coach Horse
GOBLIN NO seo1

GO1EIN, NO. 5g2T.
imported Feb. 1907; color, bay;
weight 1880 pounds; will make the
segson In Agency at Reeves barn.
Terms $12 to insure living colt.
This horse is fine actor. See him
before breeding. Care will be taken
to prevent accidents, but will not be
responsible should any occur.
Two mammoth Jacks will also be in
the barn.
REEVES BROS, OWNERS.
4 Agency, iowa.