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Evening journal., 1907-03-09
MORE HOUSES
TO BE ERECTED
Rockford Park Continues to
Be a Favored Location
For Fine Dwellings

Continued assurances that Whining
ton is to enjoy great building boom
during the spring and summer are
coming from the contractors who are
i'm touch with the local situation and
according to them by the end Of tho
summer there will be enough houses
In the city to accommodate the many
families who are now clamOring for
the homes it is almost impossible TO
get.
one feature that is causing the con-
TRACTORS and builders scme apprehen-
sion is the fact the carpenters are to
demand more money on the first ci
May Just how this viii affect the
building boom is not known but it is
not thought IL wih retard the work
of progress. Most Of the master build
ers, It is asserted. are favorable to the
proposition and as the carpenters are
working quietly on the matter the
whole thing viii undoubtedly be set
tiled TO the entire satisfaction OF an
concerned.
Property in the western section of
the city. i'm the vicinity of the Rock
ford Park. continues to be the favored
location by those who have money
enough to erect houses similar TO the
costly structures already in that local
ity and the property in that section of
the city is being sold rapidly. The
number Of houses that are being erec-
ted there is increasing all the time.
The design Of these houses is entirely
different from any others in tho city
and in n short time there will be a
small sized village OF Swiss cottages,
German castles and English manors'
as these are the models those butd %
ing seem to favor. They have strange
ly attractive appearance with the park
as a background and the section is
being greatly beautfied by their erec-
tions.
Transfers Of the Week
The transfers this week were as fol-
lows:
Michael Marconick from Richard II.
Tatnall, No. 40 Lombard street. fo1
1850.
Robert E. Gilmore from Joseph l.
Carpenter, IT.. No. so5 KirKwood
street, for 1850.
Sarah r. AHoway from Paul C.
Swarts, No. 91s Pine street, for $l94o.
EI,vard C. Cook from William ~
/ Hawkins. receiver. property at Eighta
/ and Tatnau streets. for $500.
/ Frank NJ Dole from Kentmere Lano
/ Company property, at Shallcross anc
Bayard avenues. for S6SoO
George w. and Mary A. sulig from
wilmington Realty Company. NO. l9i'
West Eighth street for $500.
Iandalth Improvement Company
from Isaac F. Burris, No. 94S Vandevei
avenue. for $1,000.
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II you want good painting done. call on
JOHN J. McCUE, Pa9Ssr s'soSsnsa snd .t5rst Grs,neF

Estimates cheerfully given.
No ready-mixed paint used in any work.
Inside work a speciality. d. & A. phones
3477A and 2s7S. 114-tf
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REAL ESTATE.

carelessly, or to loan his money to his
friends. ana in so doing in the ma
jority OF cases he will dose both friends
and money. SO that the best thing
that he can do is to have an object,
gather up his money. and TO have a
can for it which shah be a profitable
one. He makes no investment because.
he says. I have got So little money
that IL won't come to anything; I VIII
wait until / get more and in waiting.
generally, what he has goes.
When a young man has a very little
money. let him buy some property,
preferably a piece. however small. ac-
cordiug TO his means Of improved real
estate that is paying rent. paying IN
cash what he can, giving his notes for
the balance in small sums coming due
at frequently recurring intervals, se-
cured by mortgage on the property,
and then use an of his extra income
in paying up these notes It is always
safe to discount your own note. and II
the notes come a little too fast. as soon
as he sear anything paid his friends
win aid him when he is putting his
money where it can not be lost, end
whore the property is taking care OF
the interest and in a very short time
he win find that he has got a very
considerable investment He will be-
come interested in st. save his money
to meet his notes. and he Will directly
come into a considerable possession OF
property and hardly know how It came
to him. That is. he VIII have has g
motive for saving. and viii get
result OF that saving, ana win not
tempted to enter into speculation
Nothing is so safe for an investmen'
as improved real estate. Nothing ID
| likely to grow in value faster In the
/ last 90 years 90 per cent Of all the mer
| chants and traders in Boston have fail
ed or gone out Of business, so that theh
stock has been wiped ont. In the las
so years all the improved real estate
on the average, has paid its interes
and taxes and quadrupled i'm value. If z
young mans father can give him any
/ thing to start him in the world. he has
better invest it i'm that way and let VI
accumulate and earn his living, ant
| he will be richer than III he had gon
into business. Jay Gould is said &
have started ff0m a mousetrap sella
to become a millionaire. Assumin
that TO be true he is only one OF 40,
100000 Of people; and If any youni
| man thinks that he is going TO imitat
Jay Could. there are 7O,0OO-0OO chance
to one that he won't succeed
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
WEALTH FOR
THE YOUNG MAN
FinanCier Advises Them to
Buy and Go in Debt for
Real Estate

In answer to a request that he write
some practical hints for young men on
the requirement of wealth, a we'll
known financier responded as follows:
"A difficult task is set me, as cir
cumstances under which young men
commence life are 80 widely varied
But I think that more young men fail
IN the investment of what they earn
or receive than in any other way TO
acquire property. The temptations to
speculate are so great. and the desire
10 become suddenly rich so strong, that
i believe eight out Of ten. IL not more
OF young men are wrecked at the very
beginning.
IF young man is earning some
thing more than the expense Of his liv-
ing. and has no object IN view, he is
likely either 70 increase those expenses
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
oEE WE GO

To Southwest Texas. to buy us a home
ON the "Cross s." Ranch, in the fertile
valley OF the Nueces River where We can
move on and take charge OF our farm
fourth OF tho purchase price; no interests,
no taxes to be paid for over two years,
and where there is perpetual sunshine,
fruit and flowers the whole year round,
and where we can plant and harvest any
crop OF commercial value every day in
the year.
For further information see our local
agent, OF write s. II. JACKSON. 706 First
National Bank. Houston, Texas.
Inducement 10 Agents. m9-7t
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
Harrmann. the ereat HeaIer.

Don't miss this chance to get cured.
A bfl pending in the Legislature may
put the great healer out Of the rum
ming and you win forever regret your
DELAY. Come this week and get cured
A few dollars one way or another IS
nothing compared TO your health
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
No Pay for RaiIrosdsrs.

Athough the 10th Of the month. the
regular payday on the P.. b & w rail-
road, comes on sunday this months the
employees thought they would be given
their checks to-day. This. however.
was not done.
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
PoIander Iniured sy rraIn.

Joseph Mario. a Polagder, while
walking along the elevated railroad last
night was run down BY a shifting en-
gine. but escaped with slight injuries.
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
chicaro Live Stock Market.
Chicago. Dec. 9.-Cattle-Receipts.
$4,000: 1Oc higher.
Reeves-$3.3066.30
Cows-s1.15@4.65.
Westerners-$3. O0@5.00.
Stockers and feeders-s2.25@4.25.
Hogs-Receipts,t $4,000: 15@25c low
Light-s4.40@475.
Mixed-s4.40@4.S0.
Heavy-$4 40m4S0.
Rtrgh-s4.40@4.5O
Bulk ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Sheep Receipts, $4,000; steady to
1oc higher.
yearlings-s4 so@54o
Lambs-$4. 00M8.40.
Futures on Chicago Grain.
Chicago. Dec. 9-Wheat-May. open
ed, S1013s m1.011a: highest. s1.O15s
lowest, s100ss; closing. s1.oo5s Dec.
Corn-May, opened 55ssm55%:
highest. 55a; lowest, 547a'; closing.
oats-May, opened, 5s%; highest.
53a: lowest 527s; closing. SO; Dec,
501a.
Rye-(cash)-77a7s.
Barley-s6@9s.
Timothy-s36o@
Clover-s11o0@150
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicaro, Dec. s.-Wheat-No. 2 red,
s5ia $685.
No. 3 red, 99Ad1102
No. hard, 94h@98h
No. 8 hard not quoted. :,
Corn-No. 8 new, 5o1s Q151
No. 3 white. new, 505a@5l.
No. 3 yellow. new. 55@56
No. 2 yellow, 63h.
Oats-No. 8 white, 51952h.
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q. D. CdTIHdH Was u UUEIHSSS 9;
In Ottumwa Wednesday.



Troy.-Rey. Mcclure made a trip to
illinois Friday
Elmer Parks sold a farm a few
days ago and has purchased OF the
Eldon company a stock Of dry goods
and clothing and occupies the store
room in the Odd Fellows building.
Ralph Leach Rho for some time has
been doing CARPENTER work at McCook.
Neb., was called home on account OF
the critical Illness Of his little child.
who died Friday and was buried Sat
urday. Mr.. Lease returned to Nsb-
raska Sunday. night to- remain for
some time -. .ss3 ss
The people Of the. M e, church have
put new .Dhohe In the parsonage.
Farmers, nave about finished corn
gathering for this season.
The scarlet fever scare shaa about
subsidized. The ,gtiarantined families
expect to be released IN a few days
Rev. Springer is. planning to begin
revival meetings at Bethel next Sab
bath, Dec. 81 Il II,
John Lea Camp expects to start for
his western home some time this
week.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. e. church
hold it's meeting this week at the
parsonage.
Arrangements are; being ! MAIDS to
have Christmas program at the NJ.
3. church and everybody is respect
fully invited to participate In the IN
tertainment
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. E. Il 4 5. {. ~ 4 i. Ia
Mo-, today to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Ed. Barnett,
Mrs. H. G. Young is going about tae
house on crutches, having fractured
her knee cap by fall the first of the
week
Mrs. ]. G. Shook, Mrs, Willis Bat
ten and Miss Leno Brier. were shop
ping in Ottumwa Thursday
Will Fortune returned to his home
in Elliot, Iowa. Thursday evening.
The Woman's Home Missionary SOC
iety met with Mrs. w. j. Steckel
Thursday afternoon, Preparations
are being made for sale of Xmas
goods at the church December IA.
The society Is also preparing mis-
sionary box to be sent to a minister's
family in Kansas. Plans were dis.
cussed for Manufacturing meeting to
be held at the church January q.
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X. Of p. Elect oHicers.

Bloomf1eld.-At the regular meeting
Thursday evening the. Knights OF Ply
thias elected the following officers for
1908: %a
c. G. &c. D. Burchett.
V. Crank De Witt.
Prelate-Harry Burchett.s
M. A.-Walter M. Johnson.
M. w. Joe H. Davis
M. F.-John M. Games X
NJ E.-Emmon o. Spillman.
X. R. S.--Jonn Kline.
Inner Guard-B. Loeb.
Outer Guard--John Etbal1
Trustees A: Dunn, DR.. H. G.
Young.
D. G. C.-John Games.
There will be public installation
the first Thursday in January.
M. w. A., held its annual election
of officers Wednesday evening, re-.
sulting as follows: X
TO Howk-Consul
Clyde Young--Ex't banker.
A. D. Gibson--Worthy Arviser.
3. q. MorrowClerk.
R. @. Bristow-Escort.e r. 81
Howard Cmith-Watc1man.
Roy snoddy. Sentry
r. II. kllne---Ma nager for three year
term.
Fl. G. Young, ]. swinney, C. G.
Heady. c. H. CONGRATULATIONS
Other. Bloomfield News.
A marriage license was issued to
day to Oscar Starr and Miss Lime
spurgeon, both of. Fabius township.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. g. Sax left Tuesday
on pleasure TRIP to Canon City and
other points In Texas.
Mrs. ]. r. sheatfer, goes to TT. Madi
son this evening to visit at the home
Of ner son, w a. .Sheaffer.. She viii
also VISIT her daughter, Mrs. j. n
Elson at Quincy, I'LL, before returning
Announcements have been received
here OF the birth of daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. A., G, tRinefort. OF Grinnell
Mrs. Rinefort vac MISC Daisy McAtee
Of this city. $500
Mrs. Sam Enoddy went to Trenton
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Artichokes. each ~. ........
Brussel sprouts. per basket.
BUTTER coLyRiNa FATAL.
Little Iowa City Child Drinks Stun
and Dies Saturday
From Effects.

Iowa City, Dec. 9.-The two and
one-half years old son of Levi Schr 81.
ner died early SATURDAY morning near
Iowa City from the effects Of drinking
butter coloring. The little fellow &C
cidentally drank small quantity f
the poison last Monday, and for u
time 1t seemed that the child would
recover. Friday evening, however.
he became very Ill and passed away
In a few hours. Death Is attributed
to the coloring matter, although dts
solution did not follow the drinking
for some days.
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YAMPA.

Yampa--J. B, Reno moved to Davis
county Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs B. H. Burnaugn were
business callers in Agency Wednes.
day
Mr..and Mrs. John Smith. Of Sruth
Ottumwa. are visiting at B. H. Bur
naughs this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Steiner Visited
at VIM. Johnston's near Agency Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshel Strickland
visited at J.'K. Hiltan's Wednesday.
Mrs. Maggie Smith was an Ot.um-
wa visitor Wednesday.
Corn picking in this vicinity is near
~ done Some fields average Is to 20
bushels to the acre and ranging in
some fields high as Is bushels to the
acre.
]. B. Carman was a business ca''Gr
In Ottumwa Wednesday.
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Crop Report Out.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. "A crop
bulletin issued today by the depart
ment of agriculture says:
The newly seeded area of winter
wheat Is estimated as being 1,9 per
cent than the area sown In the fall Of
1905. This is equivalent to a decrease
Of 100000 acres.
The condition of winter wheat Dec.
] was Oil, compared with s41 on Dec.
l. 1906, and the ten year average OF
SO.
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SELL SINGLE SHOW. STEERS.
ford Lands at $975-Few Go
Above $3.50,

Chicago, Dec. 9.-Individual steers
shown in the International fat classes
were sold at auction in the new Pure
Bred sale pavilion. All Of the big
local houses and most smaller con-
Germs were buyers, while there was
also fairly liberal attendance Of east
ern representatives
Top for the sale was 1915, a prime
2-year-old Hereford fed by the Iowa
Agricultural college ). bringing that
price. Shafner Bros. OF Erie, Pa.
were the buyers. Few cattle sold
above $3.50 and bulk went at ss.250
60.
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WEsI PoINr.

Yves Point--Justice Kemper has
decided the three cases held before
him Tuesday in favor of the state.
and mas imposed a light fine with
costs on the defendants Henry Greene
and his two sons John and Frank
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market. 9
Chicago, Dec. 9-Butter, Steady. ~
Creameries, 20@27h. ~
Dairies, 17@26.S. Sa'
Eggs-Steady at 20@25 ,.7s
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Today's Market News
Liverpool Gables:

:Opening-Wheat, unchanged to &c
lower: corn, u OK c. lower. ~
4 Hog Market.
Receipts today, 10000; left over,
$500; estimated tomorrow, $4,000.
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The trap nest Is to the poultryman
wat the scales and the Bobcock test
are to the dairyman They help pick
out the workers.
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Cul1ens
Great
Gle aranCe
Sale
Coats Suits
% n W

Prices from six to twenty
five dollars less than regular
retail prices were during the
early part Of the season. Our
cut prices on Goats and Suits
are from Is to so per cent
less than the cut prices Of
any competitor. We mean
business and intend to close
out every coat and suit in
this house before January 1.
If you come first you will
have first choice.
You can. save six dollars. on
any Of these Goats. All our
$40 Goats to gonow at
S3.98
You can save from 81 to $40
on any Of these Goats. $12,
$3.50 and $145O Goats all
60 at
$500
You can save from SIS to Sis
on any of those beautiful
Goats. SIS, $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50 and SIS Goats all go a.
$1,000
You can save from soto SIS
on any Of these Coats. S35
and all intermediate prices
up to $50 60 now It
$500
Tailor Made Suits-cul
prices In sumo proper
/.
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SOMETHING FINE ROSE AND
single. comb r.. l. Red cockerels.
fine in color and shape. from cocks
scoring .92 to 82ts will sell at 81;
single comb hens at 81. Order early
and -et iirst choice. VIM. II. Sutton.
: Weldon Iowa Il.
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New York Grain Market.
New York, Des 9.-Wheat-May,
s1.01a.
Corn--64A 30
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St. Louis Grain Market.
st, Louis, Dec s.-wheat-Aday.
31.00h.
Corn--62x. "a.
oats--boE.
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Nav .York.sRutter and. Eco Mar

New York Butter, and Egg Market.
New York, Dec. i9-Hutter-Firm
Creamery-Specials. 29h;,s extras,
80. thirds. to, firsts. 21@2s.
Held. 22M28.
Dairy, 21@2S.
Process-15m231a.
Factory-15@20.
Imitation. creamery-2I@2s.
Firsts, 30@32
Seconds-26@29 80.
chicaro Provision Market.
Chicago. Dec. s.-Porrk-Jan,, 312.so.
Lard-s767.
Ribs-$6.65
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, Dec. s.-Poultry-Easy..
Turkeys, IL. LII.
Chickens.
Spring chickens-s.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

(This market is furnished by Cas-.
4dy & Gray, Members Chicago Board
of Trade. Local office, Rooms Is and
10, Leighton Bldg. Telephone 93S. p,
e. yoigt resident nnanager.
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$500 +
o LOCAL MARKETS. D
'aps..3'9 +is@%f0
WpCL Ek-.L9 phiCGA

There Is decrease Of loo ped cwt.
in the price of hogs on the local mar
ket today, otherwise there are no
changes in the local price quotations.
al a. M. Dec. 81
1 ;.. S&oot.
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FOR SALE - POLAND CHINA
males Weighing $50 lbs, I. B, Ranes,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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STOCK SALE
Tuesday, Dec. ~, 1907.

utSudys CCI. - soV''
AT my farm three miles southeast of
7 Kirkville, 8 miles northwest of OF
tunlwa ~ .-
~ 40 Hogs, 40 Brood sows raised one
litter pigs not bred; s III
60 Sheep so Delain. ewes bred to
Shot buck.
Horses and Mules.
.e1 Brood mare. 1900 lbs, foal in
March as.
.sf1 Draft horse 500 lbs, 10 years old.
e. pair large Mules, years old.
yearliag Mule.
s3 Weanling mules.
4 1sread colt coming 2 years old.
~ 5s CatJle-15 yearling steers.
ss-s6 milch COWS, due to calve by
March 1.
q. steer calves.
4 4 bull.
$50 bushels turkey red wheat sold
in 1o bushel lots.
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FOR ,SALE--TEN DAYS ,oNLY--A
few pure bred Duroc Jersey boars:
prices right. Residence three miles
north or city on j. b. Mowery farm.
Route s. J. A. Mcconnell.
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Chicaso's >aturday Markets In Brief.
(For Comparisonl

Classified Flo. Quotations.
Saturdays business was transacted
largely at the following quotations:
Common to good mixed y .r->
packing -. "a 50 @a.so
Fair to choice medium
weights ......:..... 4.so @4.so
Fair to fancy selected -
butchers .:.... 40 $500
Poor to- good heavy ."
. packing ,..........,4.so @4,so
Selected, $50 to 300 10
packine .......... 4s2h@4.s7h
Fair to fancy heavy
shipping ........,.... 4.S0 @5.0o
Common to choice light
bacon :.........,.. $50 @4.s5
Fancy, selected, light
shipping ~. 800. 4.s5 @4.s5
Mixed pigs, 10 lbs and,
under .............. 1925 @4s10
Selected e pigs, 100 to
1870 TBS. ~. 4.2o n4.65
Stays, according t,
weight .....,....... 400 @4.60
Bears according to
weight 90, ESQ $500.
Government throwoutss ]. so $3.50 {
chlcaaos Average rice of Hogs.
Saturday ............... .s4s4
filuay ......5.5......... .........r 4.Ss
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EsTRA.YED..

EsTRAYED - RED ~ DEHORNED
heifer. Saturday morning near Pat
tersons Grocery, from a herd. H.
II. Garrison, Amador, Iowa. Liberal
reward. -
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Beoswax, No. / ........... S40.l
Tallow. No. l ............. o4
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FOR..SALEr-A FEW CHOICE DU-
roc. sboars and gifts: living prices.
Ed. Michael, Selma.
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Chicago Poultry Market

New York Poultry Market.
New York, Dec. 9.--Poultry-Dre
ffrmer
Chickens-10@16
Turkeys-17@17..
Fowls-10@13.
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FOR SALE WHITE ! HOLLAND
turkeys; toms, $3.50: hens. $500.
W. H. Robertson 0ttumwa r. r.
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FOR aSALE--SINGLE COMB BLACK
-Minorca and Single Comb White
Leghorn cockerels; also few Rose
Comb Brown Leghorn Hens. ADJ
dress w, A. Fnlmer. Eddyville Ia.
Phone 10 on Y.
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A FARM HOME IN RIPLEY CoUN-
ty, Mo-. would please you. You
should see our choice farms; stock
ranges, orchards and timbere1
tracts Our lands are cheap-no In
flated values--they make excellent
investments. Write today for de-
scriptive booklet and price lists.
showing Photographic, Views OF these
farms. Knobel Land and Immigra-
zion Co., Donfpllan, Mo.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

AUCTIoNEER--1 YEARS { Sue
cessful experience. For terms and
dates. Address or phone. Ell Valley.
batavia. Iowa
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DON'T FAIL 70 READ THE WANT ADS ros;a4-
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-CHOTCE DUROC JER-
sey hogs. shipped on approval.
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GEO. w. ARNOLD,

w. y. Cooper, Auctioneer.
d William Ahesa, Clerk.
Terms OF Sale credit of 8 months
on all sums over $1,000 6 per cent
Z off for cash.
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OWN YOUR OWN FARM - FOR
bargains in farms. and farm lands.
see j. NJ, Lepper, F'lorls, Iowa.
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For ALE,

FOR s.ALE-PoLAND CHINA
Males weighing eco lbs, l. B. Ranes,
Ottumwa Iowa HaF U.s. Hi;
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WANTED.
FOR RENT I

FOR RENT-4O ACRES OF BLUE
grass, 25 of meadow 80 acres OF
stock field Plenty OF water. A. M.
Golf. Batavia Iowa. ~
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Bloomfield-At the regular meeting
Thursday evening the Knights OF Ply
thias elected the following officers for
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