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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-12
Howard Leroy Day Dies.

Blaksburg, March 11.-Howard Lee
roy, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Day, died March 6. 1907, aged 1 year
and months of lung fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Harye Roberts We're in
town "Wednesday
Mrs. Eliza Snow is visiting at the
hon,e Of her granddaughter, Mrs. Dora
Gerry.
Mr.. and Mrs George Crane have
gone to housekeeping in their new
home near Union Chapel
Mrs. S. G. Barnes has returned from
her visit In Ottumwa.
Mrs. Nan Peck of Ottunwa, S. D.,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. ]. Aber-
nathy.
Mr.. and Mrs Mat Huber visited rel
atives in Ottun1wa this week.
Mrs. Nan Dorothy left Wednesday
for Vernon. Kansas, to spend q few
months with her son, Sherman Doro-
thy.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Blake,
Sunday, March 3. a son.
Mrs. George Tinsley Is visiting rela-
tives In Oskaloosa.
Howard Woodford of Foster visited
his mother over Sunday
Harry Holt is here taking care Of
his father, who has been quite sick.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-12
TELLS or THE
LOCAL MARKET
Early Fruits are Here-Everythins Of
Good ouaIlty-New spuds Still Sky
High.

What is on the local markets? Al
most all Of the early fruits and vegeta-
bles have now made tneir appearance.
Those that have not shown up, such
as grapes, peaches, pears and raelons
are to be found on the. spring bonnets.
Ottumwa has been very fortunate
in being able to secure some Of the
market products SO early in the year
and at reasonable prices. Some have
shown up two and three weeks ahead
Of last year. Strawberries which APP
peared about the middle Of March last
year are now selling at 20 cents a
quart box. New potatoes are way
up in the air and selling by the pound.
It would not do to buy bushel for
that amount retails at So, about ten
times as high as the old ones. All
the vegetables are all good quality
at this time of the year Some OF
them are shipped and others home
grown
The greatest change in the markets
last week was the drop in eggs. This
staple, which was selling as high as
thirty cents dozen, is now quoted NJ
17k cents and some stores are sell
Ing as low as 15 cents. If eggs keep
dropping they will be as cheap as
boiling meat by Easter.
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THOMAS lam ptEs,

Eddyyille, March S.-Died at his
home on North Fourth street, Thurs
day evening, March Z. at $40 O'clock,
Thomas McClaih Of henorrhage Of the
Claim had been iii poor health for
several years though not confined to
his bed. In August, 1884 he married
Miss Minnie Miller and to this Union
two children were BORN one daughter
and one son.SGthe daughter dying In
Infancy Besides his wife ana son,
Howard, he leaves father, A. Nc
CLAIM, and one brother, Carl McClain
both OF this place. to mourn his sad
death. The deceased was an exem-
plary citizen, and one who had a host
of friends. who will mourn his demise
Funeral services will be held Sunday
March 10. at 1880 p. m. and interment
will be made In the Highland ceme-
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Stephenson and
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Carson attended
The Man on the Box" at the Masonic
Opera house In Oskaioosa Thursday
night.
Mrs. Charles Pray OF Inaianola Is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Rose
McDoie.
Messrs. j. e. Paul and w. H, Bro
kaw Of Des Moines and Centerville re-
spectiyeiy were here fridAy In the In
terest Of the Homesteader lodge.
Mrs. Jennie Chitwood left yester-
day for Greenfeid for an extended vis-
II with her daughter Mrs. Fred Old
ham. 81 n
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Harper were In
Des Moines Thursday on business.
Thursday o deal was contaminated
whereby the firm Of Shin & Howe dis
solves partnership. Mr.. Shin pur-
chasing Mr. Howe's interest In the
firm.
Miss Nola Johnson was business
visitor in Oskaloosa today.
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AGENCY BOY INJURED.

Agency, March 11.-Frank, the five
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Nc
Shane, while playing with an axe, cut
the end Of one Of his big toes off. He
was taken to the office Of Dr. Reed,
who rendered the necessary medical
attention and the child is getting
along nicely. His father. who was
struck by a Burlington train here two
weeks ago and who had one leg taken
off below the knee, is getting along
very well.
Name councilmen.
1 The republicans Of Agency city met
in the town hall Saturday evening Az
ter electing E. T. Allen chairman and
w. n. Reynolds, secretary the follow
ing ticket was nominated
Councilrnen, for three year term
w. N. Enyart and John Springer.
Councilman for short term. c.
Hixson. 81
. Assessor-.-Frank Wheaton.
L. F. Newell shipped car load OF
mules to ST. Louis Friday.
w. F. Marsh shipped a car load OF
fine hogs to j. Morrell & Co Saturday
Mrs Oscar Bryson of Villisca, who
had been to Burlington to attend the
funeral Of a brother, stopped off here
on a visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. G.
Hawkins and left today for her home
at Villisca.
There will be an old time social al
the town hall on the evening of March
15. The novel feature of the evening
will be ladies dressed in the style OF
thirty years ago or more, conducted
under the auspices of she Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
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That's the Place
News From keosauqua.

IN6WS sTTVUI p<VOoaNSiAds
Keosauqua, March 11.--Miss Carrie
Hansan returned Saturday from Ken.'
kuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jane Israel of Spokane,
washington, spent Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. James Oyerman.
Mrs William Metz and Mrs. Mamie
Pickett or Ottunwa were In Keosatt.
qua Friday on business.
An infant of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
Beggs is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Paschel Of
New York were In town Friday for q
short stay and visited Mrs Frank
stuli, mother Of Mrs. Paschel.
Mrs. Amos -Ieninger, Who has bepn
weeks returned home Friday
The many friends Of Miss Helen Ov-
erman OF Ottumwa are pleased to hear
she is able to be taken from the hos
pital to her home.
William Rlnabarger received two
car loads of sheep, which he purchased
in Kansas City.
Mrs d. L. Buckles has been on the
sick list for several days.
Floyd Fellows Is visiting friends in
Drakeville.
Seward Fellows was in Eldon Satur-
day on business.
Carl Haskins was in Ottumwa Sat
urday.
Mrs. Williar, Sferrod was called Il
Birmingham Friday on account Of Tbs
serious Illness Of Mr. and Mrs Sam
uel Topping's youngest child
Miss Abbie Conner, central girl al
Lebanon, is visiting in Milton.
! Miss Eva Shores spent Sunday ir
Troy the guest of Miss Bertha Ev-
| ans.
BENJAMIN Maltbie of South Keosau.
qua Is quite aick
| Mrs. James Easter and children
We're guests at the Duckworth home
| Friday and Saturday
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Observation-Disclosures LINE.

Fairfield, March 1.-THE last steps
toward clearing the way for the con-
struetion Of the Keosauqua- Fairfield
interurban are proceeding slowly. The
council at it's last regular meet
ing discussed the ordinance to
be passed granting the company the
legal right to use the streets, and
which will embody in it all the condi-
tions on which the tax was voted and
all resolutions and motions on the
subject passed by the council. Moth
ing definite was done, but work on the
draft Of the ordinance will be COM
pleted5 and will come before the council
for approval at a. meeting to be called
by the mayor.
w. M. Walker Of Keosauqua, a
prominent hacker Of the line and an
attorney we'll known here, appeared
before the council.
He presented draft OF an ordinance
that for the most part seemed salts
factory to the council, and it is proba-
BILE that portions of 1t will be incor-
porated bodily In the finished produc-
ton. His one plea was haste, and he
said that unless the franchise was Sc
cured soon 1t would be impossible to
get the interurban completed by jan
uary 1, 1908. Mr. Walker, said that the
passing Of the ordinance by the city
council was the only thing the COM
pany was waiting for. as the two 9th
err things to be completed will be fin-
ished right away. One of those two
things is the arranging with the board
of supervisors for the route in the
county and the other is the securing of
sixteen rods Of right of way, this
amount only Of the whole not having
been provided for.
The action of Abingdon citizens in
starting movement for an interurban
from that town to Ottunwa has at
tracted comment in Fairfield, for local
business men see that farmers and
residents in small towns are anxious
for an easy method by which to reach
trade centers, and will transact bust
ness at the best town that can be
reached quickly. and easily. Should
the line be built from Abingdon to
Ottumwa 1t may take away from Fair
field GONE of the business that has
heretofore come to it because of the
fact that it is the county seat.
Physical Director Schilling of Par
sons college has practically finished
the schedule of baseball games for tn.
college this spring, although the dates
in some instances have not been set
| tied. The college teams season will
probably open with a game with OF
tumwa high school. There will be four
games with Iowa Wesleyan university
two here and two at Mt. Pleasant the
last one here coming in commencement
week. A game with Central college al
Peila and one with Highland Park al
Des Moines will be played, and each OF
these schools will have a return match
here. Monmouth college Of Mou-
mouth, Illinois, will play one game
1 here. The ten games proposed will fl
the college season pretty full. Though
practices are being. held, nothing def
mite as to the strength of the team car
as yet be determined. A few Of the
old .stand-bys are not in school this
for their places.
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Morris Williams
IOWA FARMs--TExAs LANDS.
AND
HORSE SALES.
ALL SORTS OF EXCHANGES.
THE GREATEST SALE WE EVER

THE GREATEST SALE WE EVER
HELD.
On Friday and Saturday. March %
and, %, we will hold our Grand Blue
Ribbon Sale Of Draft Horses, and 1t is
no exaggeration to state that this sale
will s,rpass anything in the Horse
Sale line We ever. held. 7.s
In connection with 1t we will hold a
Horse Show on, Thursday afternoon.
giving a number Of cash prizes for Diff
ferent classes of horses, and It will be
a. display OF fine horse stock worth
coming hundred miles to see. This
sale Is held at the high point in the
season for everything In theaways OF a
horse, and we will have such a collec-
ton of buyers here as was never seen
IN Ottun1wa before. We should have
500 horses for it--everything from a
pony to a Shire Draft horse. III you
Shetland pony to a Shire Draft
horse. If you have horse OF
any sort whatever to sell, BRING
and 2Sd. Or If you prefer to sell al
home, drop me word. and do 1t today
stating what you have, and I'll send
| one of our dealers to your place. There
Is no use to wait for a later or better
market !; there will be no better mar
ket later. They are now at the higf
point and any change will be for low.
er. Whether you have anything to sell
or not attend this Big Horse Sale ane
Show.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
| OttunnWa, Iowa.
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Columbia News Items.

Columbia. March 11.-W. w. Rapp
went to Denver Tuesday for visit.
Charles Arnold has two carloads Of
goods and stock loaded and will start
today.
Roy Miller Of near Frederic has pur-
chased the farm owned by J.. H. Ma
1thews and will move about March 49,
The sum paid was $4,000.
Miss Jennie Stodghill returned Tues
day from visit at the home of Will
liam Venator.
The Columbia school board met last
Monday and elected g. n. Leander d.
rector for the coming year
Rolla Carman, Quig Gardner. Joe
Leora and Bessie Byruri, OF this place
attended church. at Chillicothe Sunday
night.
Colorado, is visiting relatives near
here ~ s3
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supplies Of hay, oats and -four which
we rushed in ahead of the freezing up
have been largely drawn on since
transportation closed. We appreciate
your remarkable Information and
wish you everlasting success.
The great northwest should make
an effort to gather weather records
made by the Hudson Bay Fur COM
pany These records would be very
useful in calculating the coming severe
and mild winters of western Canada
and our northwestern states. Better
compile those old records than spend
as much money gazing at the sun. Our
earth records are now ripe for use.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-12

Searle a year ago and Stanley Grady -
moving into the house vacated by him.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Dimmitt left
Tuesday night for Pasadena, Califor-
mia. where they. expect to make their
future home. having rented their farm
for a year .l
willard visited at Highland Center
from Friday until Sunday evening.
Miss Gertie Fuqua OF Ottuiiwa spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs M. A.
Arrondur at this place.
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MARKETS ~ ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHICAGO Live stock Market.

Chicago Live stock Market. 81
Chicago, March 11.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $4,000; steady to 10c lower.
Beeves. $4.00@6.S5; cows and heifers.
$170@5.25; stoclsers and feeders, sass
@4,30; Texans, $4.106D4.70.
Hogs-Rcceipts, $4,000, &c to INC
lower. Mixed butchers, $e.S5@7.02;
good heavy. ss.so@7o5; rough heavy,
y$8.75@8.85; light, $S.s0@702; bulk
sales, $6.95@7.0O.
Sheep Receipts. $4,000: 1Oc higher
at $s.75@6.0o: lambs, s4.75@775.
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DAHLonEaA.

Dahionega, March Mrs. John W
Young Is spending several days At Mt
Pleasant visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker are
spending the week with relatives a.
Abingdon.
Lewis Clapp is getting out the ma
terial and expects to build residence
during the summer.
Arthur Goehring is moving to the
N. Mast farm north OF town.
III. L. Trout Is moving this week 10
the farm he purchased Of Or. B. w
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LEGAL.
Notice Of Amendment to- incorporation.
Notice Is hereby given that the arti-

Notice Of Amendment to- incorporation.
Notice. Is hereby given that the arti-
cles Of incorporation OF the Ottumwa
Iron Works as heretofore amended
have been amended SO ms to change
articles ", and XIV, thereof, 80 as TO
provide that the business shall be mans
aged by3a Board OF Nine Directors, IN
stead OF Seven Directors, and SO that
the highest amount OF Indebtedness, to
which 1t shall at any one time, be sub
jeot. shall not exceed two thirds Of It's
then issued and outstanding capital
stock, instead Of $4,000 as heretofore.
Dated this March s. 1907.
Ottumwa Iron Works,
BY John w. Neasham. President;
w. 7. Harper,
Vice President:
tSeal.) II. p. Keyhoe,
secretary;
Treasurer.
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News From Rlrminuharn.

Birmingham. March 11.T. A. Sher-
man and family spent last Sunday in
Hillsboro visiting relatives.
j.. W. Hope spent Sunday and Mon
day with his family, leaving Monday
evening for Cedar Rapids.
The remains Of Mrs. Bird Hope were
brought here last Monday for burial.
FIer home was in Pawnee. Oklahoma,
but she had been In the hospital at
Wichita about. tour weeks and died at
that place. The funeral was held at
the residence of J. S. Hope Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. The services
were In charge OF Rev. j. ]. Gardiner
The remains were accompanied here
by her husband, DR.. Bird Hope. who
returned to his home in Pawnee, Sat-
urday.-
w. G. Skinner left Tuesday evening
for Garden City Kansas.
Mrs. Wilson is quite i'll at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Harley Graham
Russell Bonar and wife. Tom Woods
and wife Of Brighton and Mrs. Fred
Warrens and children of Washington
are here, called by the death OF Mrs
Bird Hope and the serious illness OF
D. K BOnar.
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Charlton News Items.

Charlton. March l1.--Miss Anna
Youtsey left last evening for Craw-
ford, Neb., where she has accepted a
position as trimmer for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lewis and son,
Fred. returned to their home in Rus
sell last evening after pleasant visit
in the city.
Miss Snvilla Mcdowell Of Columbia.
was in the city Saturday
The Misses Lenora and Helen Cary
spent Sunday at the home Of their sis
ter In Whitebreast township.
Miss Saline Williams spent Sunday
In Derby with relatives.
| Amer Peterson OF Sissot1, South
Dakota. was calling on his many
Charlton friends Saturday.
James Harvey is seriously sick with
rheumatism.
Miss Maud Shore returned Saturday
to her home in Savannah ILL.,, after u
pleasant visit with relatives here
The waterworks tower Will be COM
ipleted in a couple Of more days OF nice
weather and then everything will be
ready for the test which will take
place as soon as the frost goes out Of
the ground. In this way they are en-
tabled to discover any leaks.
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aErA,l pElcEo.
Flosr End Food.

,--,ur, per sack .......... 81. oo@i 10
e essn sa' ou1 1e, per sack sack lshe II
Germ Chops. per cwt. ....... 1.1e
Shorts, per cwt ........... 1.2S
Oat chops per cwt ......... 1920
Bran. per cwt ............. LIS
Ear corn, per bushel ...... ga
sh sled corn. per bushel 8. So
Wheat, per bushel ......... 30
Hay, per cwt.. new ........ ~
Straw. per cwt ..........,. ~
Orfnsai ptr hundred. ..... 1.s9
Oats, per bushel ......... ~
Chicken feed tground) 20 Id
Oyster she'll per cwt. %
Clam shells. per. cwt. 90
four,ry.
Spring chickens, dressed. ID IL
Old hens. dressed. lb...... ~
Ducks. dressed zimmerman. Is
turkeys, 10 ................ 20
NaDplts ......s.. ..'....... 1E5
Gees0 ........... ............ l2sS
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.
Country butter. per 49,. a5m27M
Sep. Creamery Butter ..... 3b@37h
Renovated ......... ....... 27h
cheese ID .................. l7M@ 2o
Eggs, per dozen ........ liz
Vegetables, Fruits. Etc.
Pineapples, each ........... IS
Strawberries, quart box 49,. 20
Lemons, per dozen ......... as
Orange:, per dozen ...... 20@50
Eananas. per dozen ...... x0H3S
A Appssln per peck sehs 4o0 g
Grape fruit, 8 and for -. rs
rigs. ID -. ............ 10. 1870
Washed ngs basket ........ -
Black walnuts, peck ....,.. Is
Missouri hickory nuts peck 30
Dates, ID. 1cc. 8 lbs. for.... 81
Honey, Id. ........ ........ ~
Mir1ce Meat. lb. 12h @20
| Malaga grapes. 10 ......... 35
Dry Onions, peck .......... IS
Pulled figs. Id ............. 20
Large layer raisinR lib ..... 80
Water cress. bunch ). ..... 5
New potatoes, lb ......... 10
Colorado potatoes. bu. 1855. 30
Potatoes. per bushel ....... 5o@s5
Cranberries, quart .......... 6N@15
Cueumbers. each ........... 20
! Spanish onions, lib ........ 7h
New white onions, ID ...... IN
.Socoan, ts 80. ............ SOW
New cabbage. Id .......
SMppad cabbage. lb ........ %
Head lettuce ............... 10@15
| New bunch heets ......... 5
Homegrown carrots, peok... IS
Homegrown turnips. peck. as
| Pie plant, per lb .......... 17k
ECaulifower, each .......... 2o03B
| New green beans, lb ...... 20
| New asparagus. bunch $3.50. 20
Rutabaga turnips. ID. ...... I
Sweet potatoes. peck ...... 81
! Tomatoes, lib ...... 10
Parsley. bunch ............ 05
Beets, peck ..,.......... 25
/ Parsnips. peck ........,. IS
Red .adishS bunch .... 10
Spinach. ID ............... i'm
Green onions. 3 punches. -, 1t
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TODAY'S MARKETS

This market Is turnished by the Gas.
sidy Commission Co. Local once
rooms - and 30. Holman Block Tel.
ephone, a8s. e. e. Yoigt, manager.
WheAt-Gpenet, High. Low. Closed.
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WANTED-MAN TO WORK ON
farm. q Apply ct once to Hamilton
Wilson, Rural s, City.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
/ Chicago, March Easy
Creameries, 22@3O; diaries, 20@27.
Eggs-Steady at 10.
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FOR SALE s71s ACRES IN MILES
east Of city limits, well improved,all
new buildings, we'll watered, plenty
OF fruits Of all kinds, with story
and half house, having six rooms.
Address Farm" care Courier.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-NE PIANO On
organ for driving team or single
horse Address d Clemmens, Keo.
sauqua. Iowa.
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WANTED GOOD GIRL Fer GEN.
cral housework at once Best Of
wages paid. Fourth and Wapello
Mrs. w. w. Ennis.
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FoR ! sALE--Two REGrsrEHED
Short Horn Scotch Bulls: serviceabls
age: sired by oxford Duke (22,80D:
q low down low bull. Could sell him.
Price right II sold soon. T. Fl. Smith,
Hedrick Route No. s.
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FOR ssALE-YoUNG DRAFT Stall
lion years old; black, sired by
Fransval No. 23,1D9, dam, Keota Sa-
doc. No. Sab /. E. Robertson, r. r.
B, Ottumwa. Iowa.
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FOR SALE SINGLE COMB RHODE
Island Red cocksrels: cheap to close
out. New phone B-1020. w. 8.
Maurice Ottumwa Route No. Z.
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FOR SALE FROM ONE ACRE TO
four hundred adjoining Ottunwa on
the north. Low prices: easy terms.
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FOR SALE--5oo FARMS STOCK
ranches, Kansas. Missouri. Before
you buy. sell or exchange write for
our free lists giving full description
location and price. Can suit you in
quality, quantity and price. T. II.
Humphrey Fort scott, Kas.
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FOR SALE sCHEAP--SPAN PONIES.
weight, 1900 pounds; s and years
old, sound. Address w. Frazier, Eli
don, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY
Pigeons. fancy Homer Squads for
table use. For price list address
Ottumwa Pigeon Co.. phone 1923.
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FoR sALs.

ROTH BROS. 3 BLAIR SELL REAL
estate.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD DREssMAKEE.
VIII furnish room free on condt-
tons. Mrs. j. B. Holman, Batavia
Iowa.
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STOCK TO PASTURE
on the old Joel Cramblit farm, one
mile north Of Munterville. 9. Tway
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| WANT EVERYDAY TO KNOW
! what found in northwest Arkansas
Don't let them coax you to go where
you have to pay for water and fuel
Z send for my ten reasons why North
west Arkansas Is the best place to
locate for home, sweet home. J..
T.. Oswalt, Granite, Ark.
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FOR SALE--1751s ACRE FARM Less
than miles from BLOOMFIELD, Iowa.
call or write /. r. Shepherd, Drake
VILE. Iowa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-12
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP-soME PIGS NEAR
Dhhlonega, February Is. Anyone
missing any please address Pigs"
care of Courier. giving particulars.