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4. A. HAMILTON DIES.
Bonaparte Man Victim Of Pneumonia
Other Bonaparte News.

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Bonaparte.-H. A. Hamlin, aged 81
years, died Monday evening after q
short illness Of pneumonia. He was a
member of the G. A. r. post here
The funeral services will be held from
his late home Wednesday afternoon
and interment will be, made in the
Bonaparte cemetery.
A meeting of the business men was
held Monday evening and committee
was appointed to solicit funds for d
carnival to be held here some time in
the fall.
A social dance was given at the
opera house last night in honor OF FL
mar Smith, who will soon leave for
Quincy, Ill.
Mrs. Elmer Ware and children left
yesterday for visit in Boyd, Okla
homa, with Mrs. Wares parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Hill.
Mrs Joseph Price of Keosauqua has
been the recent guest OF Miss Florence
Cresap.
DR.. Charles Percival went to Cedar
Rapids yesterday to attend the state
convention of dentists that is held
there this week.
Mrs. Emma Robinson returned home
yesterday, after spending the winter
with relatives in Hazelton, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Macklin were
Pennington visitors Monday.
A. A. Smith has returned from Keo-
kuk.
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Visit at the Alexander Home.

Munterville.-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Aderson, Misses Cora Mongerson, Lena
Anderson, and Edwin Anderson spent
Sunday afternoon at the Alexander
Anderson home.
Mrs. Charlotte Carlson and daugh-
ters, Misses Esther and Alice Carlson
and Mr.. Arthur, were Ottumwa call
ers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kephart visited il
Blakesburg Tuesday.
Frank Gustafson was business
caller in Ottumwa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Hasselrooth an6
son, Glen. spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. v. r. Hasselrooth.
Joshua Anderson was in Ottumwa or
business last week.
Miss Alice Carlson Is visiting with
relatives and friends in OttuInwa this
week.
Alfred and Ernest Kephart, who
have Visited with their sister, Mrs
Louis Major, in Arkansas returned
he me Tuesday.
John Lock was an ottumwa Gala,
Monday.
Albin Allen of Agency spent sun
Cay with his parents.
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is STILL AT HOME.
Seymour Banker Too Sic kto be Taken
to Jail.

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Seymour Sheriff r. Merrick Of
Corydon arrived Saturday and relieved
Deputy Sherin Guinn. who Had been
Keeping guard over Leroy Ware.
Wares condition Monday showed
marked Improvement and friends were
out trying to secure boidslnen for
him, but on learning that he would
be arrested on another charge as soon
as he gave bond and 80 on, they gave
IT up and no attempt Will be made to
secure bond. Prosecuting Attorney
Carter was here Monday and on Tues
day sent DR.. Mccoy OF Corydon to ex-
anime into Wards condition, as to
whether he was able to be moved to
Jail. Mccoy decided that he could not
be moved. Tuesday morning Receiver
Fry ordered notices printed calling for
all claims against the bank to be pre-
scented within four months, after which
tirne definite statement will be made
as to the amount OF shortage.
Mrs. j. g. Varney was called to
Trenton Thursday night by the sick
ness Of her daughter. Mrs. T. N. o'NeG.
Gertie Tenant came In from OF
turnwa Saturday for visit with rela-
tiyes here.
Claude Benson Of Newtown. Mo-,
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C..
Benson, over Sunday.
DR.. o. A. Covers harness, lap robe
and buggy whip were stolen from hts
barn Thursday night.
DR.. G. w. Banning made a profess
s.onal visit to Sewal Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Hall Of Plano were
Seymour visitors Monday.
Mrs. Ed Noel Of Jerome visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker
Monday.
The white sale, given by the ladies'
of the Presbyterian church at the IL
Lrary room Saturday afternoon and
evening was quite satisfactory, the re-
ceiDts being in the neighborhood OF
$40
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MYSTIC TEAsHERs ELECTED
School Board Name instructors Fo
Next Year. Miss Downing to


Mystic: Miss Ivah Downing, form.
erly teacher here, but who spent las,
year in college has been elected one
OF the teachers for next year. The
following Is list of the teachers
elected. One vacancy caused by the
resignation of Miss Linnie Corn to he
filled yet.
Principal-Prof. B. c. Reed.
Teachers Misses Mary Colgan
i Mary Gallagher. Fay Sullivan, Clara
Everman. Ivah Downing, Lucy Fuller
Winnie Scott, Linnie Knapp and Mrs
Mary Wright.
Other Mystic News.
Several cases Of measles are report
ed in this vicinity. 5
August Vennell and family have
gone on an extended visit to their
old home In Sweden.
The monthly coffee" Of the M. b,
Ladies Aid was given at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Rial Wednesday.
Miss Edith Duflinger Of Bloomfield
visited with her friend Miss Jennie
Slagle this week.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Lewellyn.
Harry Cherry and Miss Kate
Cherry were married In Centerville
Monday.
Aaron Greenwell has moved his
family to Ottumwa.
Mrs. Edd. Crook Of williamsburg
spent the first of the week with rela-
tiyes here.
Mrs. VIM. Bennett Of Bramen, Mo,
Is visiting with her sister Mrs. A. ~.
Balbee.
Miss Jennie Slagle was called 10
Drakeyille Friday by the death of her
grandfather, Henry Slagle of Ottum.
wa.
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\ Eldon.

q Is 4
Eldon.--Dr. Savage was out of the
city over Sunday,
Mrs. ]. P. Smith is quite sick.
The Eldon Dramatic company rem
dered the County Chairman Friday
night to a large audience. 1t was well
played and gave much satisfaction.
The proceeds were for the benefit OF
the Eidon cemetery association. The
next two plays will be for the cemetery
sidewalk.
Mrs. Ida Wise has been sick for sew
eral days.
Dr. II. E. Hurst left Monday for
Cedar Rapids to attend the State Dem
tai association. He will be, gone until
Thursday.
Dr. s. H. sawyers was in ottumwa
yesterday.
3. j. Lloyd of ottumwa is in the
Mrs. II. E. Knouf Of Selma and
Comrade Mark Whitney OF Keosauqua
are in the city today.
J. L. Younker, /. T. Flint and wife,
Mrs. e. K. Daugherty, Mrs. II. c. voss
and Mrs. e. yoss are Ottumwa visitors
today.
Mrs. corcoran OF Minneapolis re,
turned horne today from a visit with
her mother.
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Salem Club to Elect officers.

Salem. The Woman's club will meet
May 8 for the annual election of off,
GERS.
Mrs. Thurman Collins, who has been
seriously ILL., has been removed from
New London to the home of her broth
erin Jaw in jackson township, and is
reported much better.
Glayds Lightner OF Donnellson Is
visiting at the home of her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Esther Joy.
Miss Clara Bellies is enjoying a visit
with relatives at Fairfield.
Granville Almond is improving his
home by the addition of cistern and
concrete walk
Mrs. Lottie Maycock, an aged resi-
dent Of Salem is suffering from a
broken hip, caused by a fall q few days
since. AT the time of the accident she
was a guest of relatives in Wisc6n-
sin. She Is being cared for in a hospi-
tai at Milwaukee.
Samuel Donaldson's new residence
on his farm three miles southwest OF
town, is completed
Miss Clara Pickard Is at home after
visiting relatives at Hedrick.
Members of the high school alumni
met at the home of Prof. R. r. Rich.
mond Sunday Of last week. Invited
guests enjoyed a sumptuous dinner.
The birthday anniversary OF w. w
Prottsman was celebrated at his home
Sunday of last week, Friends of Mr.
Prottsman We're delightfully."- entertain
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antrim Mcdonald Of
Mt. Union spent several days Of last
week with relatives at this place.
Claude Hayes, after a year of sue.
cessful work as assistant principal IL
the Birmingham schools, has beer
chosen principal of the same school.
and will perform faithful work fol
Birmingham the ensuing year.
l. Garretson Sr. was at Mt. Hamil
one day last week.
Clyde Huxley, who for a number Of
years has been employed with the
Huiskan1p, Shoe Co. at Keokuk, has
moved his family to that city.
Isaac GarretsOn Sr. is improving his
home by a nice and substantial addi-
ton to his residence.
Sid Stanley and Perry Brown arrived
from Fort Madison Saturday for Wis
1t at the parental home. Mrs Stanley
has been visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. s. Brown, the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Almeda Wroe of Earlam, arriv-
ed Thursday to spend a few weeks
with relatives at this place.
At meeting Of the school board on
Thursday evening the following teach
ers We're elected for the ensuing year:
Miss Kate Matthew'S, assistant princi-
pal; Miss Chatti Widdifield, grammar;
Miss Mabel Wilmeth, second primary;
Miss Anna Cremer, first primary; the
principal to be chosen later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins and
children Of Hannibal, Mo-, were guests
Saturday at the J. w. Hawkins home
Mrs. D. S. Keller went to Burlington
Friday to accompany Mr.. Keller, who
has been taking treatment of DR.. Kas-
ter, on his return home Saturday.
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LUCAS COUNTY PIONEER DIES.
Mrs. R.beeoa Wood. Of charitoa


Passes Awsy--FuneraI Thursday.
Charlton. Mrs Rebecca Woods, ons
Of the Oldest settlers In Lucas county,
died Tuesday evening at the family
home In this city. Coming to Lucas
county In an early day, she with her
husband, Ninrod Wood, settled on the
farm in Benton township whore they
lived until few years ago, when shs
moved to this8city and made her homs
having died some years ago.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day afternoon from the Christian
church conducted by Rev Dunkieber-
ger and the remains were laid away In
Ragtown cemetery in Bentop town
ship. Three sons; Isaac, Fred and
Henry, and one daughter, Mrs w.
Of mother. Mrs Woods YVES In her
eighty second year and her death was
caused from the effects OF some burns
she received last fall, and owing 10
her advanced years and declining
health she was unable TO gain any
strength. To the children the sympa-
thy of the community Is extended,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Shelton have
returned from a visit In Alton
Nixon Wexford Is in Council BLUFFS
this week attending to some business
matters.
Attorney L. M. Stuart is In pes
Moines today.
Eliza Lewis Jr. Is confined to his
room this week, being taken suddenly
sick Saturday evening.
H. N. Harlan Of What Cheer is vis-
ting in the city with his children,
Mrs. H 3. Palmer and DR.. Harlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Q. Werts Of Russell
were in the city Tuesday. 8
G. r. McDonough Of Woodburn was
In the city Tuesday
William Lever OF Knoxville visited
IN the city yesterday with his sister,
Mrs. A. Carroll and attended to sono
business NJ,
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Morris Williams
IOWA FARMS
soTTuMWA PROPERTY AND
HORSE SALES.
ALL SORTS OF EXCHANGES.
PONY SALE NEXT time,

80 PONY SALE NEXT TIME.
At OUR next sale, which is on Friday,
May y we have a consignment of
a Load OF Shetland Ponies. This will
be the special feature Of the sale, and
Will no doubt attract great many
visitors totour sale stables. These are
said to be fine lot of Shetlands, and
pprties who have been wanting a nice
pony or team should not fall to be
here on the 18th. It is expected that
.thes; herd will be on display at the
barns on Thursday. May 16. and inter-
ested parties should inspect them, and
pick out what they want They will
Pc sold in the sale at about 2 p. m.
Another special feature Of this next
sale, Is a load Of Stall Fed Draft
Horses, consigned by Dan Caves Of
Fremont. In view of the fact that
these special features will be widely
advertised. 4 regard 1t an unusually
good sale for you to have some horses
IN. Sesrecially the good sort. look for
more buyers than usual,
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
II. OttumWa, Iowa.
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GRADUATES AT LIRERTYvlLLE
E*esllent Program IL Rendered At III,
Methodist Episcopal

.-Ns~n9uN 'rTo9rAm " hondered At the
Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Libertyville The senior class Of the
Libertyville school held graduation
exercises In the Methodist Episcopal
church Friday evening. The church
was crowded. The following Is the
program rendered:
Part Ono.
Invocation-Rev. McNeal.
Music-Ladies' duet.
Original scene, "The Spirits of the
Fathers'-Class of 1907
Music--Male quartet.
Part Two.
Glass congress, president Of class
presiding.
Glass history Frye.
Advice to juniors Maude Warren
Advice to school board EdgaraI Lin.
Class Edna Pollock.
Presidents addreas-Era Shores.
Music--Male quartet.
Presentation OF diplonas-pr. S. K
Davis, president.
Benediction-Rev. Hankins.
Characters in Scene.
Father Of Philosophy (Thales)--
Edna Pollock.
Father Of History Observation-Disclosures
gar Under. n
Father q Mathematics tEuclid)--
Era Shores.
Father Of Latin Literature (Vireil)--
Everett Frye,
Father OF English Poetry (Chaucer)
5--Maude Warren.
Father Time-Hiram Crawford
Fairy-Cleo Peebler.
Male uuartet-Dr. r. q. Stevenson
Frank Fell. Albert Coleman Manford
Clark.
Glass rnotto.. "Fron, school rife In
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DEATHS AT LEANpo.

Leando-Will Simpsons baby died
Monday very suddenly. 1t will be
buried probably tomorrow at Washing.
ton. They have the sympathy Of al
their friends and neighbors. B
Mrs. aDbcrah Gilbert died Satur-
day evening, April 4, She had been
sick two or three weeks. she was
an old settler here and was we'll up
IA years. Funeral Monday at the NJ.
b. church at Douds. She will be bur.
led at Iowaviile cemetery.
Otto Mccullough and family and
Elmer Cowen and family visited yer.
terday with j. o. Bayess.
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Visit al ,GIassburner Home

Blackhawk.- Mr.. and Mrs. David
Glassburner Of Bunch were recent
visitors at the parental Glassburner
home.
Services were conducted at Pleasant
Hill SUNDAY night by Rev. Donahue. A
large crowd was in attendance
Thomas Morrison was caller at the
Brown home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stuffiebsan of
near Bunch, spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the parental Frank Bean
home.
Miss Alice Barnes called recently on
Miss Jennie Rolf.
Messrs. Harvey and Albert Elder
and the Misses Gertrude and Maidie
Ellis attended church at Pleasant Hill
Sunday evening.
Miss Ethel Ellison has been working
for Mrs. j. D. Jones.
William and Glenn Robb have re-
turned from Huron, s. D.
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BLAkEsBuRe.

Blakesburg. DR.. D. G. Brockman o:
ottumwa. was in town this week on
business.
DR.. Colby returned today from
Keokuk and will remain here perman-
entity.
Mrs. ]. F. Dehaven has been quite
Ill this week with La Grippe.
The Reading club spent very
pleasant and profitable meeting with
Miss Grace Heron Friday evening.
Mrs. Bessie Whistler returned TO
her home in Goldfield Thursday even
ing.
Miss Sherrick Of Libertyville who
has been attending Mrs. WilsoA Dur.
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lg her illness returned home Thurs

ing her illness returned home Thurs
day.
Lester Jay drove to Ottumwa
Thursday evening.
Margaret Miller is visitin-- relatives
In the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Porter and son
Clel went to Des Moines Friday where
they will make their future home
The ladies of the Ben Hur lodge
were royalty entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Ida Harlan Friday Afternoon
Mrs. Lee Long is on the sick list.
Miss Letha Cohagan is visiting rela-
tives in Foster.
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from here Saturday to tho eastern
market
to Centervillea Monday, after visit Of
ten days with his son.
1t began to snow here Friday all
noon and continued until midnight and
Satur lay morning the ground was
frozen an inch deep. 1t Is believed ii
has killed MI the fruit and early gnr-i
den.
Invitations have been issued for the
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Cock Fight Near Alba.

Abba. May Sat a cooking main
at Hilton, five miles south Of Abba
yesterday, Rose Hill and Williams
burg chickens won In Ave straight
kills. The main was attended by 500
people and bets to the amount OF
$1,000 changed hands There were
present parties from all parts OF the
state who are followers of the fowls.
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= ~ 80 Gar LOIS.
Wheat today, %; estimated tomor-
row. %.
Corn today, 17s; estimated tomor-
Oats today, 1850; estimated tomor-
4 Northwest Receipts.
Duluth today, 152; last year, 3s.
Minneapolis today, 252; last year
;. Primaries.
E : ,la 3 = today, 7ss,4s5; last
Corn today, 5ss,a5o; last year
Shipments.
Wheat today, 54s,1o5; last year
s, ce ssa today, 477,s2o; last year
~. cIearances.
Wheat--224,ooc.
Germ $4,000.
Corn 900. +.
Liverpool Cables.
Opening Wheat unchanged to V
lower; corn, " lower, "a s,e,s f-.s q
Closing-Whe heats higher; corn. Y
Hog Market.
RSesipts, $4,000; LETT over. 2,347:
estimated tomorrow, $4,000.
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Stockport Steph Harlan fs confined
to the house with the measles.
Preparations are being made for the
laying OF q large amount Of cement
walk thtD. spring q much needed inn
proyenent.
a car load OF horses were shipped
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Derssed springs, lb......... SOL
Old hens, dressed, lb........ "a
Ducks, orcs.:ed, ID ......... I'll
Turkeys. ID ................ 20
Geese ........... ......, ~. l2A
Sou eesn, Y. utter T., ls !, sso,1 !!
Renovated ......... ....... 37M
Gathered cream .....,...... 30
Cheese. ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 17Ma.s
Eggs, per dozen ....... 17h
pineapples. each .......... 1soss
Strawberries. at ..........a IS
Lemons. per dozen ....s.... ~
Orangec. per dozen ........ 20@60
Bananas, er dozen 5000. 20@26I
Apples, per peck .5.......... 25@60
Grape fruit, 8 and for -. Is
Washed Figs. lb ........... 10
Figs. ID Observation-Disclosures. 10. 16.1si
Washed ngs. basket ........ 1e
Dates. H.. Zoe. lbs for.... q
Honey. Id ................. 10
Dry onions, peck .......... 70
Pulled figs Id ............. 30
Large layer raisins. ID ..... 30
Water cress. buncr, ). ..... 3
New potatoes. lbs. for.... 81
Early Rose potatoes, bu..,. 100
Pntatnt s. per bushel ....... Is
Cranberries, 8 qlarts for. 81
Cucumbers. 15c each or for Is
Spanish onions, Id. ......... 8
New white onions, h.. ......
CocoanCtS 80. ...........s Nv
New cabbage, lb ...........
Shipped cabbage, Id ........ o.
Head lettuce ............... 100V
New bunch beets ...........
Homegrown carrots. peok... D
Homegrown tuEnips, peck. ~
Pie plant, 8 for ........... 10
New green beans, lb ...... 70
Home grown asparagus ......2 for IL
Rutabasa turnips, lh.......
Tomatoes, ID .............. ~
Parsley, bunch ............. o.
Beets. peck ...... ........ Is
Parsnips. peck ............ %
Red Eadishr bunch ....... q
spinach, Id ................ iaM
Green Onions, home grown....a for 3
Wax beans, lb............. 81
New peas. 2 lbs for ....... as
Frog legs, dozen .......... 25
Mushrooms, lb. ............8 Is
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RuasaIL.

Russell. William Larimer and wifi.
visited Sunday with their son. Harry
Larimer. and wife, in Wayne county.
Ray J. G. McGaughey Of Charlton
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LOCAL MARKETS.
WHoLEsALs PRicEA

OAEniShsd BIZ John Morreli . o.
LTD, at II q. M, May s.)
The prices quoted on hogs are for
deliveries at the packing house and do
not apply to stock shipped In.
s 81 s.. Live stock.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE ADVISE BUYING JULY WHEAT
and September oats. Write us and
we shall be pleased to give our rea-
sons. Phelps, Delaney & Ccprnany,
Bank Floor Royal Insurance Build
ing, 112-1l4 Quincy street, Chicago.
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
cpioano Live S.,ek M,rke.

Chicago Live Sick Market.
Chicago, May 8.-Cattle-Receiptp
is 900; steady to strong. Besvss, $3.50
G6.9o; COWS and heifers. $l.so@5.3o;
stockers and feeders, s2,so@5.00;
gfod to prime steers, s5;4o@s.4o.
Light, ss.25@s.62 heavy. ss.1o9s.5o;
rough, $s.1o@6.25; good to choice
heavy, $6.lC@6.50.
Sheep Receipts, 10000; strong at
.50@6.s0; yearlings, s6.75@7.85;
lambs. s6.50@S.75.
Chicago Butter and Egg Market
Chicago, May s-Butter-Steady-
Creameries, 1925; dairies, 1925.
Eggs-Steady at 16.
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, May S-Poultry-Firn
Turkeys, IL; chickens. 1919; spring
chickens, 1871.
Bolton.
Bolton.-Foster Kissinger spent
Friday in Pekay with his son, Adam
Kissinger.
The mines run four days last week.
Walter Whittie spent Sunday in OF
tumwa and Rutledge with friends. He
goes from that neighborhod to visit
his sister, Mrs. Thomas McVeigh, at
Rathburn, before he returns home
Theodore Wall Of Marshalltown was
business caller in town on Griday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hughes spent
Sunday in Evans at&teh William Reese
home.
Jack Pritchard secured work at Hits-
man this week and will move his FAM
lily to Abba until house can be secur-
ed in Hiteman M
Swan Nelson OF Des Moines was in
town on Saturday on business.
W. n. Holman Of Perry spent Satur-
day in town on business
The Bolton miners are much inter-
ested in the miners home and will
vote solid for it on May III.
w w White, vice president of the
U. M. w. Of A., was in town on
Wednesday on business concerning the
union. -
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T0DAY'S MARKETS

1his uAafkst 10 Furnished BY the Cas-.
0lAX CemnaisSion Co. Local once
soe1nS - and 10. Hoffman, Block. Tel.
.hAHnaA aA& n a Xniwf mana ker
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A GOOD SHORT HORN BILL; AL
SO Angus bull large enough for SER.
vice, George r., Giltner, r. r. No. l.
Ottumwa,
SPECIAL GRINDING - WE HAVE
special machinery for grinding lawn
mowers and horse clippers. Satis-l
faction Guaranteed. q. G.. Thomas
Conlnanv 49, ,aea 49,
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FoR TrApE.

ATTENTION. BREEDERS HAvH
two Shire horses, one bay and one
brown, one Belgian Blac.-; one bay
road horse: one Tennessee Jack fos
service, at ]. s. Layne's Barn, Chill
licothc, Iowa.
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WANTED SINGLE OR MARRIED
man to work on farm. Hamilton
Wilson, Route 5, City.
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EoR RENT,

FOR RENT--GooD BLACKSMITH
shop; well. located. Safer s. Scott
Middletown. Iowa.
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WANTED.

WANTED EXPERIENCED FARM
and dairy hand Phone 11s-W. KEEL
sey Bros. Route No. s.