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WE HAVE JUST PUT on SALE A LARGE
stock Of auto cases. including Diamond wrap
ped tread fat tread. Bailey tread and Ola
moni Ieather-covered non-skid tires: also G. &
J. Cat tread and international
1.ese will be sod seconds at prices
less than rrtreading old ones also have in
stock large lire of Diamond and Goodrich
guaranteed arto tires: '90S construction.
CLARENCE S KFSSIFR & BRO.
o-~H-7nt sos and Sn5M + 81 NV
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BICYCLE REPAIRING,

SEND YOUR OLD BICYCLE TO Me; WILL
make II look like new; all kinds of expert re-
pairing done reasonably THE BICYCLE RE-
FAIR SHOP. ia 10th NV. opp. office.
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$500 station wagon. ..---.. s -
S:lo station wagon. rubber tires ...... $50
S+-Hg glass station wagon, rubber tires So,
:. u. WATERS Il son. 80 Pa. ave. NV
fa.i-
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PHILADELPHIA. November Fire of
unknown origin almost totally destroyed
\ follr-story building on ..orth ~ street
in the wholesale district. eutail!ng a loss
estimated at $1,000. The first and sec
oud floors of the building We're occupied
by Cunningham & Co. to acco jobb rs,
while the other floors were occupied by
Rrinish & Son, manufacturers OF shirt
waists.
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West Indies & Orient.
Special cruises hy superb steamers. lasting from
1919 days. Cost from $I5-$3O0 and up.
Tourist Dept. for General Information. Travel
ers Checks good all over the World.
COMPANY'S OFFICES. ;s5-:i7 BROADWAY, NY.
f. +. DROOP & SONS. 925 Pa. ave.
or26-tf
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" ANTFLAU"RSFS CALLED FOR AND De
.tv-.,G. : ain fed. STABBED and groonel at $40
r-r month. Il, s. SAUNDERS Cabin John.
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/. B. SAFE ENSY-GAGTED SADDLE HORSE. 9
ans o.a- tsaTs 10 cars or autos. works well in
L----.. .AIEO rAEI.f.S. lsgO VI. ncA1 b.
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LATEST MODEL STTDERAkER ELECTRIC
Victoria. in perfect condition: entire battery
absolutely new: also charging panel and equip
rnent for charging and care in private stable:
owner 4, about to leave the city and will
sell rhe whole for 81 $50, Victoria alone for
81 go; original of Victoria, 81 500. Ad-
dress Box "a Star Office. oc26 -eofsts
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FCK SAIE-FINE SADDLE HORSE; s YEARS
Old sound; cheap. Call after pm. 400 10th
mol
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TANANARIEO. Island Of Madagascar.
November I-The natives are greatly rN-
cited over reports. said to have been
rIread by II" missions that the Free
Masons are killing children in celebrate
ing their rites. The government is plac-
ardins reassurinS notices in all public
places.
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Waste Paper on Streets.

Mr.. Twohey. in his report, laid stress
upon the common practice of persons
throwing and strewing waste paper on
the public thoroughfares, which practice
not only makes extra work for the de-
partment but gives the city an unslshIy
aonaarance He said that it VIII doubt
less surprise the public in general to learn
that during the Isl days upon Whlch lA's
class of work was performed last year
y total of SO 292 large sacks OF paper Were
gathered by the white wings rom IN
streets and sidewalks within the hahd-
cleaning section of the city. an aNeraS
of twenty sacks q working day. pom
this subject he said:
In order to keep the streets and SID
walks within the territory under cohsld-
aration free of paper during the daytime,
an average of two hours out OF tn eight
ie devoted by the laborerS to picking II
IN For this purpose the men are re-
ouired to go over their respective sec
TONS four times per day: l. e., the nrst
thing m the morning, before luncn aIlei
Innch and toward tie end OF the WorhltS
oaT IT takes about one-laIt houf catl
time 10 cover the territory; hence but an
average Of six hours out of the elSAt Is
employed in sweeping the streets. IN ad-
ditjon to gathering paper at stated TIM ),
as lust outlined. the ldportrs' Whlie en-
gao,ed in sweeping, are also expected TO
nicll M any such material that may be
within a reasonable distance. In short
rha nolicy of the department IS to oDViatv
as ml!ch as.pcssible the results attending
the objectionable practice OF making ths
streets and sidewalks receptacles for this
Il. ,f =
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ST. PETERSBURG. November 1.-The
American charge d'affaires. Montgomery
Schuyler, jr.. has opened negotiations
with the foreign Office here for a treaty
recprocally recognizing naturalization IN
either country, and in so doing presented.
at the request of the foreign office, a
draft modelled on existing treaties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-01

PARIS November Title French gov
ernmeut has given its approval of the pro-
jected EGgl' sh ferryhOat s-rytrn. on the
American plan between Dover and CALAIS.
the object OF which is to increase traffic
- and from the continent.
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.tE ~Ai.f-TNo SECcND-H(NB SURVEYS
Err.-- tires, Slightly used, SO a.d 500 each
foo - X tutrr. :. -. WATERS * son.
".H a. aye. NV oc31 at
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NEW YORK. November DIR. Walter
r Gillette, former vice president of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, who
WAS sentenced to six months imprison-
ment for perjury before a grand Jdry.
vas released on bail yesterday afternoon.
Justice Bowling granted Il certificate of
reasonable doubt, which permits an APP
peal to be made to higher court for a
new trial Pending this appeal bail was
fixed at $l5tn-.
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CHICAGO, November Henry l..
Newell has been appointed receiver for
the Friend Paper Company of West Car
rolton, a suburb of Dayton, Ohio. The
petition for a receiver was made to Judge
o. +. Brown OF the common pleas court
by j. Howard Friend, president of the
company. The petition states that the
company has debts aggregating $1,0ooono
and that the petitioner is surety on sixty
two notes, aggregating 100000.
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nor SAIE-SGREEI COP; $ YEARS OLD
sound >adilcr and driver. Call 1873 22d nv.
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FOR SAI.E-TWo COAL CARTS 1910 I4Ti ST
nv. u,3D-3t
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BRISTOL. Tenn, November 1.-The last
of the twenty-five saloons which Bristol
mad only a few months ago was closed
last night, when thirteen more establish
mentS went out of existence. The saloons
We're voted out of Bristol a few months
ago. All trains have been crowded with
passengers from east Tennessee and
southwest Virginia. and hundreds of per-
sons have carried away packages of
whisky. while daily shipments have
crowded the express cars.
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Attornoys-In the Supreme. Court of the District
Of Columbia holding p.s ch .nr F ~"
II the District of Colunhia.-Distrct Court. NO
12S.-Notice Is hereby given that the 'ommisSlon-
provisions of the sct of Congress approved FHh-
ruary 20 1907. entitled IAN act for the opening
District of Colnmbia," have fled petition IN
this court praying the condemnation of the I'M
dedicated parcels Of land lying within The Lines
and 45th streets and within the lines of 46th
street between Alton place formerly Lyles
street. and Murdoch Hill road according ~ N"
rcrmanent highway plans for the District OF Co
umhia. for the opening Of Warren md i5th
plat or map filed with the said petition. as par
thereof. and praying also that a jury OF five judi
cious experianccd dis!n terested men. who shall
he frenhoIders within the District of Columbia,
not related 10 any person Interested in ;heHe pro
ceedInes and not y the servr" or enni"yHfn nj Of
be summoned by tn" United states marshal tor
the District Of Columbia TO assess the damages
reason Of the opening of the SAID streets and the
condemnation of the land necessary for the prr
poses thereof. and 10 assess as benefits resulting
therefrom the entire amount Of the said damages
plus the cost of this proceeding, upon the land
aturtng upon The said streets to he opened. ana
which the jury may fnd will be benefited by the
said opening Of the said streets II is by the
thai all persons having any interest in these pro-
ceedings be, and they are hereby. warned and
connlanded to appear in this court on or before
the 2Tth day of November. AID. 1907. at 10
O'Clock m. and continue in attendance until the
court shall made its final order catifyi+g
and confirming the award of damages and the
assessment Of benefits of the jury to be etupan-
elrd and herein. and IL is further ordered
that copy of this notice and order be published
once in the Washington Law Reporter and on
six secular days in The Washington Evening
Star. the Washington Herald and the Washington
Times. newspapers published in the said District
commencing least twenty days before the said
9th dsy Of November. AID. 1897. i is further
ordered that copy Of this notice and order b.
served by the United States marshal or his dep
utteS upon sUch Of the Of the land 20 be
condemned herein may h" found by the said
marshal or his deputies within the District If Co
lumhia and upon the tena and occupants of
Tho same before the said 2Ith day Of November
\ d 1907. BY the court: JOB BARNARD. if;a--
tice. tSealb 4 trn" copy-Tesr: !. K YOUNG.
Clerk BY F. Z. CUNNINGHAM Asst. CLERK.
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j n tICEIyED TWO CARLOADS or HIGH
lrt.r station wagons Of the newest type fgon
f.. r'r.It Now YORK carriage STOW. be sur.
Haj 'aaW!0c It's lire Of carriages before you
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PARIS. November IA toy balloon ons
Of many released by the newspaper tha
EcIai. has been found IN Finland. 1t
Travelled a distance of $50 X 0n-teTs
from Paris. thus he4tng by twenty-five
k;lom"ters the louS-distance balloon rec
ord made by Count d l. Nau.X.
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f H THOMAS AND las. FRANCIS SMl ~.
Attorneys In the supreme Court Of The Dlstrict
~ Columbia holding District Court. In re
The Opcuing OF FcsstrGen Street Northwest IL
the District of Columbia District Court. no,
T22.-Notce is hereby given that the '"ttl.' :.
the prov visions Of an avt Of Congress approved
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OMAHA, Neb. November Mayor
Dallnan yesterday issued ii Troclamatlon
calling upon theatcrs and other places
Of amusement ard all business concerns
to obey the law by closing them sunday.
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District of Columbia and upon the tenants and
occup8nts OF the same before the said 18th day
Of November AID. 1907 BY the court. JOB
BARNARD. Justice. G;eall \ true copy.Test
! r Young. Clerk. BY +. +. ttNNlEEHAM'
Asst. Clerk. o'"i-"''"Nh
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BUTLER. Pa. November by the
premature explosion of a heavy charge Of
dynamite yesterday eleven men were Sc
verely injured one probably fatally. The
men We're working in a limestone mine.
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FOR SALE-HANDSONE FAMILY HORSE: :
years l5s2. 100 pounds sound and gentle;
price. $50 Address $. y. G.. Star Office.
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WALL PAPER

AS WE ARE LARGELY OVERSTOCKEn. IN
wall paper Of all descriptions. we viii sell it
at low sacrifice price. Give a call.
oc1-as g N0LTE. 9O7 1Ith at. NV
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government. estate and damage claims: no
charge unless successful FULLER AGENCY,
III 18th NV. oc2O-l4ts
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BATTLE CREEK. Mich. November l.
After committee sessions behind closed
doors yesterday President Steadwell
called to order the national purity con-
gress. which will be in session here TOR
a week He recommended all work against
the white slave traffic and suggested the
addition of a chapter on purity to public
school physiologies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-01

F II THOMAS AND JAS FRANCIS SMITH
Attorneys-In the supreme Court Of the District
uf Columbia, holding n District Court-ln re the
opening Of Warren and 10th streets northwest,
r. the District of Columhia.-Distrct Court. NO
72s-Notice Is hereby given thar the Commission
crs of the District Of Columbia. pursuant 10 the
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Drawing and Machine Design,
Mathematics. graphic statics elementary mechan
les 4 strength Of materials. FIYNN'S BUSINESS
ENGlNEEklNG COLLEGE, sth & * SITS. NV
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

One cent a word each time FOR 10 words . times
FOR SALE-SNAI l. HORSE. SUITABLE FOR y
lady or child. 20S nth st NV. nol-3ls
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'"VU 0WLeT ~ Tlnd 10 ~ 'HkFII my III.
reason of the said opening OF the said street
and the condemnation II the land necessary Tor
the purposes thereof and To assess as dement's re
IN. t,,rrcfrnrn tic nIre lrrounf of snd dam
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-27
HORSE RECEIPTS DROP.
counteracts Small Attendance Of Buy.
ers-Prices Steady With Pre-
vious Dav.

Chicago. June 26.-There was a
small number Of buyers on the market
and 1t was we'll that receipts Of horses
were cut to light proportions Bidding
was spiritless for most offerings, par
ticularly for both light weights and
common and medium kinds, though
prices in main were held on a steady
basis. Smooth, heavy drafters, choice.
We'll hammered harness classes and
good heavy feeders sold in due season.
but palmer and lighter animals were
dull sale at values under expectations
Of shippers.
Actual receipts of say on Monday
fell considerably under the popular
estimates The two days run of 500
was in keeping with the contracted
outlet, and was the means of holders
preventing buyers dominating the mar
ket to the extent of pounding prices 70
a still lower level. The above supp1y
compared with the two days marketing
on 1,lO4 one week ago and 1899 one
year ago.
Traders anticipate at least better
demand for good to choice OFFERINGS
weighing around 1900 lbs. and heavier
after next week, though they do not
look Tor any advance in prices. On the
other hand they take a gloomy view ~
the situation regarding palmer classes
and advise country shippers to work
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Iowa Buggy Co.,
21S South Market Street, ottumwa, la.
GEO. w. DAVIDSON, Mgr.

give Children's day program Sunday
beginning at 10:30 a. m.
Mrs. c. w. Banning and Jennie Nc
Elwain returned Thursday evening
from a trip to the Lineville Mineral
Springs.
Frank Kellogg returned Friday FROM
a two weeks visit at Garner. Mrs.
Kellogg remained for longer visit
Mrs. Peter Sides of Lawton, OKLA,
who has been visiting in this vicinity
for some time. left Friday and will
visit various places before returning
home.
A. M. Jackley Of Alamagardo, N. M.
was here on business the first Of the
week.
Elem Thomson and family of Cen
teryille returned home Thursday after
weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Harley Condra visited her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Mil
Ter of Sewal lost Monday.
N. G. Suthard of Allerton was here
last week
T.. N. OIL III left Thursday for Gal-
latin, Mo-, where he has a position as
operator. His wife and children will
poin him soon.
Mrs. Thom.s odam of Sewal visit
ed relatives in this city last week.
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orTUMWA AT BEACON.
Rev. Cooper on Program at semi-An.
nual N. e. Conference of oska-
Ioosa District.

Beacon, uneJ 26,The semi-annual
conference Of the Oskaloosa district
of the Methodist Episcopal church
convenes this evening at Beacon. Rev.
u. G. Willets Of this city Is the presid.
ing elder of the district. and will have
charge of the sessions.
AT the literary programs all papers
will be limited to twelve minutes and
each will be followed by free dis
cussion by members of the conference
Among those who are expected to ap.
pear on the literary programs Of the
sessions are g. s. Cooper of Ottumwa,
Ralph L. Patterson of Washington e
H. Warning Of Oskaloosa, w. L. Clapp
of Brooklyn. l. o. Kemble of Oska
loosa, o. 8. Baker of Newton, ]. E.
Corley Of Deep River, G. w. Wilson OF
What Cheer, U. s. Smith of Monte
yuma, W. H. Howell of Oskaloosa, A
w. McBlaine Of Sonora, H. W. Mum
ster of Kellogg, Lloyd Tenant OF
Rose Hill, and j. M. McClelland OF
Grinnell The sessions will be held
In the district tent
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Iowa at Washington.

Washington, D. g., June 26.-Homer
D, Brown has been appointed post
master at Truro, Madison county, vice
d. e. Holmes, resigned.
The contract for the construction vt
the Webster City public building has
been awarded to G. E. Atkinson 1T
Webster City at $52,147.
The following national banks have
been authorized to begin business:
First National bank of Ackley; capt.
tai, $4,000; John G. Lush president,
s Y. Eggert cashier, s. S. Trainer as
sistant cashier.
The Merchants Natic.Sal bank of Ce-
dar Rapids has been approved as re.
serve agent for the First National
bank of Belmont.
H. N. Ram was formally appointed
postmaster at Manchester. 1t has been
known for some time that he was to
get the place.
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cHEQUEsT.

Chequest.-Rev. Mr. Wolf preached
at Union Saturday nigh, Sunday, and
Sunday nigth; also at the Providence
Baptist church Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Harryman spent
Sunday at the Henry Staubus home,
near Douds.
Misses Hannah Critzman, Gladys
Koontz, Sudie Hissem, Verne Plow-
man. Alma Plowman and Messrs R.
w G. Harryman and Earl Harring-
stitute
Henry Lagle and Oscar Gilbert of
Leando have been doing job of work
in Chequest
Mr.. Hubbard of Libertyviile has been
visiting for several days with friends
In this place.
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Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria. June 2s.-Corn-No. 8, So.
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. June 26.-Wheat-No. Q
red, 93@9sA; No. 3 red. s9@92A; No.
hard, 91h @s8: No. 8 hard. 5000;
Sept. opened, 94h; highest. 95A; low
est, s4ss 994h; closing, 95A.
Corn-No. 2, No. 2 white, No. 2 yell
low and No. yellow, So; No. white.
So; No. 8. 52A @53; Sept, opened, So;
highest, $685.; lowest, 52A @62M; clos
ing, 581s
Oats 2 and No. 8. not quoted:
No. white, 49, No. 3 white, 1904;
Sept. opened, 36B @37; highest, 371s q
S7A; lowest, S6ss; closing, 37@37h.
Pork-July, $685.; Sept, 1892.
Lard-July, 1915; Sept, 1897.
Ribs-July, 1857; Sept, $s.77@s.so.
Rye-Cash, 861s.
Barley-68@73.
Flax, clover and timothy, not quoted.
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, June 26.--Cattle-Recei
$4,000; steady. Beeves, s4.65@7.0o
cows and heifers. s1.75@5.4O; stockers
and feeders, $2.90@5.T5; good to prime
steers, $5.70@7.00.
Hogs Receipts, $4,000; strong to &c
;@6.1o; heavy, s5.55@6.O2: rough, s555
@bS0; good to choice heavy, $4,000
6:02; bulk sales, $5.s5@6.00.
Sheep-Receipts, $1,000: strong to
loo higher at s4.00@825: yearlings
$6.10@6.s0: lambs. Sb.75@7.25.
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Rev. Ranc;o.t,n ILL

Pleasant Home.--As he was prepar-
ing to leave to fill his appointments
last Sunday, Rev. Randolph, pastor Of
the Mount Zion circuit, Of which
Pleasant Home church Is part, suf-
fered stroke of paralysis. At this
time, however, he is rapidly recover
ing. Dr. L. Terrence of Blakesburg is
the attending physician. Rev RAN
dolph Is a member of Charity Lodge
No. Sc. /. o. o. r.. New London, Iowa,
ind this lodge, through the Blakesburg
Odd Fellows lodge. and the entire
c. immunity. are doing what they can
to relieve him
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The News From Seymour.


Seymour.-Married, Miss Gertie In
man, to Bert Shriner of Centerville,
Wednesday evening, at the home 81
the brides grandparents, Mr. ! and
Mrs. ]. T. Lowery. Mr. and Mrs.
Shriner left for Centerville Thursday
on No. 2.
Mrs. S. 2. Day is visiting relatives
in st. Francis, Kansas.
Died, Mrs. M. H. Wilson, at her
home west of Seymour at / o'clock a.
M, Wednesday. She had been an i'm
valid for several years, She leaves
a husband and nine children.
Mr.. Clark of Des Moines was in the
city for several days looking afte,
business matters.
The contract for the erection of the
new school building was let to William
Brown, his bid of $3.50 being the low
est bid received.
Mrs. j. G. yarney and daughter, Mrs
T. n. O'Neil, and children, returned
home Tuesday from visit of several
weeks in Chicago.
Mrs. S. L. Shawater and daughters.
Fern and Hazel of Des Moines. visit
ed here a few days and departed Tues
day for visit with friends in Okla
horna
Msr. M. M. Fox of San Diego Calf
forria. who has been visiting her sis
ter-in- law. Mrs. w. s. Llewellyn, left
Wednesday for ST. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. S. East and daughter. Mrs.
Clark, wife OF DR.. Clark, and two chill
dren arrived last Monday from Colo,
RADIO for visit with the Ora East fam
lily.
Tha Presbyterian SUNDAY school wiz
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NUMBERING IN OREGON-MOST
profitable industry on American con-
tinent. Wealthiest corporations and
individuals Investing there. Men of
smaller means fast getting rich
there. Group of practical, experinced
western men have organized a com
pany and are purchasing we'll estab-
lished numbering business in Oregon,
with mill Of eighty Thousand feet ca
pacitv and large amount OF valuable
standing timber. Cost of production
low. Profits very large. Demand
enormous. Portion Of capital stock
for sale. constituting safe, sensible
and most profitable investment, In
either large or small amounts. Sat-
isfactory banking references. Write
today for particulars. Ask for Tim
Der Talk. The Sunset Lumber Co.,
2O6 Mckay Bldg, Portland, Oregon.
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Tuesdays Live Stock Market in Brief:
Chicago, June, 2s.-Cattle trade dull,
light steers again lower; demand for
latter narrow, quality plain; packers
are small buyers, shippers Indifferent.
Cows and heifers steady. demand mar
row. bulls 10c lower, calves up 25c;
feeders unchanged, light stock steers
lower. Early hog market &c lower,
finish strong; run estimated early 2O,-
900, later 10000: average $500, low
day of year to date. Sheep hold steady
ewes draggy sale; ( atspring
lambs 10c to 25c up top s7.75; desir-
able shorn stock 1oc to 15c higher.
General Receipts.
Receipts thus far this week, COM
pared with the same period last week
in round numbers increased 1900 cat
tie. 2s,T00 hogs and 1900 sheep. Com
pared with same period last year cattle
decreased LOO, hogs 1900 and sheep
decreased $500. Today's receipts. with
oor, ma ri lions
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-27
Pretty weddinu at Packwood.

Packwood Ia, June 22.-J. A. John
son of Woclson, and Mrs. S. j. Dysert
of this place were quietly married at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage,
Rev. O. R. circuit performing the cere-
mony. They left Immediately for Mis-
souri, to spend their honeymoon. On
their return they will reside on the
groom's farm near Wpolson. The hap
Ply pair have passed the heyday of
youth, the groom being 81, while the
bride is five years younger.