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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-17
PLENTY OF TURKEY is
HERE FOR A DINNER
Americas Will be FeaSting
Xmas Day.

With the week before Christmas
at hand, the royal birds that go to
swell the Xmas dinner will come
trooping to town in plentiful sup
ply between this date and next Sat
urday, and the price of a fat turk
will be within the reach of all-who
have the price.
Americas had an abundance Of
turkey for the recent Thanksgiving
feast, and there will be no change in
the program as applied to the forth
coming Christmas dinner.
The big birds are plentiful in the
country and they will be brought in
by the wagon load this week.
From $3.50 to $3.50 the higher price
commanding a truly noble fowl good
turkeys can be had for the needs of
any family, unless the views of Pres
ident Teddy on the anti-race suicide
question have been too literally in
terpreted
In many homes the fruit cakes to
be eaten at the hight of the holidays
are already prepared, housewives find
ing that the necessary ingredients are
slightly cheaper than last year The
difference, is slight and the finished
cake represents about the cost that
it has for years.
Other things show little change in
price over last Christmas and famil-
les who have been counting up the
cost of Christmas dinners for years
know that to lay away from S. to Sc
will provide for, the average family a
holiday meal with all the additions
and extras
And Americas is going to feast ac-
cordingly.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-17
Lower Rates for Uppers

ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 16.-(Spe-
ciaD-The Interstate Commerce Com
mission will give a hearing here
Tuesday of the complaint of George
S. LOTUS of this city against the
Pullman Car company. The com.
plainant seeks to have rates for
upper berths reduced
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-17

Bad company is responsible for
the fix I am in." remarked California
highwayman after his capture. 1t
seems the police out there are just
as bad company as elsewhere in the
country Washington Post.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-17
Alaskan Convention

NOME, ALASKA, Dec. 16.-(Spe-
ciaD Alaska Republican con-
vention for the nomination of can
didate for delegate in Congress will
be held in Ketchikan the second Tues
day in May
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-17
Honeymoon Special"

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. (SpeciaD
Many newlyweds." just how many
the ticket agents refused to tell, have
booked as passengers on the Honey
moon Special" which leaves Chicago
Wednesday on its first trip to the
sunny land and of California.
The trip of the happy brides and
bridegroms is to occupy thirty days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-17

The Brooklyn bigamist who kept his
second wife in Baltimore was unus-
ually cautious. The usual way is to
install the other family in the next
street.-New York Sun.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-20

Davis OF this place we're caller Mon
day morning at the q. Terrill home.
John Bonar and family visited Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Foster. near
Locust Grove.
Logan Harbour met with quite q
painful accident by catching his hand
In the pulley of hay fork. DR.. New
land Is giving the necessary atten-
tion
Vivian Brown spent few days the
first of the week with Bernice and
Edyth Rothenstein.
Mrs. Ella Brouhard and son, Dwight,
of Little River, Kansas, were guests
last, week of Mrs Lime Rothensteill
and H. T. Truitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Putnam were
callers Sunday evening at the parent
al Pullman home near Belknap.
John Thompson sold his team to T
D. Doke for four hundred dollars.
| Mrs. Mollie Goodlander and Mis-
Lizzie spent Sunday at the home Of
Mrs. Goodlander's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark
| Arrangements are being made fol
the old settlers reunion to he hell
August 30,
John Dodge of Bloomfield was {
business caller here Monday.
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SEYMOUR

Seymour. and Mrs Johnson ct
Rock Island. Texas, are visiting their
daughter. Mrs. DR.. Newell
Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Miller returnei
to their home in Sewell Saturday.
w H Monteith returned Monday
from Goodwill, Okla, where he has
proved upon his claim near that place.
Miss Kessie Hamilton and baby and
sister, Iona Keller. departed Wednes
day morning for Mrs Hamiton's home
n Goodland. Kan.
Hiram Gates has moved his restah-
rant to the Bryant building on the
north side of main street, east Of the
public square
The Home and Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Presbyterian church.
met Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. G McAlister.
DR.. Hall of Plano was a business
visitor Tuesday.
Harry Bowers made a bushes trip
to Ottumwa Saturday returning Tues
day He was accompanied by his
wife end little son, who visited Mrs.
Bowers sister, Mrs. Myrtle Rouse and
Gertie Tenant.
D. E. Bryant has leased of the Rock
lSlhn0 TallTDdu company, the .STOHUo
lying between the Armintrout poultry
house and Perkins & Johnson's ware
ik,.pse. and will move thu Phillips &
Richardson ware house. which he pur.
chased onto the same, where he will
store his feed and -four
| The ball game between Seymour
! and Humeston played Saturday at
/ Corydon. resulted in q score Of 2 t.
IL In favor of Seymour
4 Canada Franks circns and yaude
vile showed In Seymour Monday and
Tuesday evenings In their tent
B. LEiker, NJ D., of Leon. member
of the state board of health, was call
ed mere to inspect thf
Masonic hall which had been declar
ed In an unsanitary condition by the
local board He agreed with then
/ In their decision but said was tneil
| duty to enforce the law In regari t.
the matter TIE masons are having
the building torn down and will erect
a new building op the ground.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-20

visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
Riggle.
Misses Viola and Louise Under who
have been visiting at the A. Packer
home returned to ST. Louis yester-
day.
Ed Smith is in Cedar Rapids attend
ing the grand lodge OF the Knights IF
Pythias. He represents the lodge here.
Misses Wunder and Rapp of Dav-
export returned to their home Satur-
day after a visit at the Guy Johnson
home.
Mrs. A w Palmer went to Fremont
for a short visit,
w. B. Rhodes of Wells, MINI, is in
the city visiting friends.
w H. Given. Rock Island superinten-
dent, was in the city yesterday in a
special car.
Miss Letha Payne of Milton visited
In town yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur Nichols of keokuk IS
visiting friends and relatives In the
city.
Miss Katherine Cresap gave mis-
cellaneous shower yesterday for Flor
ence B. Cresap who is to be one of the
early fall brides.
]. A. Johnson is in Burlington this
week on business.
Mrs Mary Striclsling of Vernon Is
visiting In town.
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MYSTIC.

The H. L. S. club gave an ice cream
supper at the Mine Workers Hall
Monday evening. August 10. for .,sa
benefit of the Mystic Cornet band.
Rev. M, A. Banker attended District
Conference of the M. E. church at
Pulaski last week.
VIM. zigler departed last week for
a trip through northern Texas and
Oklahoma.
Miss Kate Gallagher is visiting with
relatives here.
Robt. Goodman and family are visit
ing relatives in Kansas City and
other points.
VIM. Mi1burne who was injured by
the train couple Of weeks ago.. is
recovering slowly
Alex Orr is spending a few weeks
at Stratford. Texas.
Mrs Sarah Ball died at her home
IN the west part of town Saturday.
Funeral services were held Sunday, p
M. at Philadelphia church, four miles
west of Mystic
| The monthly coffee Of the NJ g.
Ladies' Aid, was given at the home of
Mrs Jas. Jennett Thursday. p. M.
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The Kline Funeral.

Richland.-The funeral of Mrs, Ed
Kline occurred Saturday at II o'clock
at the Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. Barnet, pastor of the church was
assisted in the funeral service by Rev.
Kitch of the Friends church. Her body
was inferred at Highland cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Stacey McCracken will
depart tomorrow for Central City,
Neb., where he has a position in COLI
lege.
Levi Bales went to Brighton Sunday
to attend the funeral services Of Mar
tin McNeece.
H. j. Hoogenakker returned Saturday
from a trip through the east and the
Jamestown exposition. He remained
in Richmond for a two weeks visit
with his sister.
Mrs. Eva Stalker a~d children liv-
ing north of town will pend the week
in Sigourney.
Mrs I. Hunt and Mrs. Eugene Car
michael and daughter went to New
Boston, ILL.,, Sunday to visit relatives
Neil Callister and Gilbert have gone
into partnership and bought the Risk
& Wagner stock of goods. Invoicing
begins today. Mr.. Warner contem-
plates going to California.
Miss Bertha Coffman of Fairfield is
the guest of Miss Nudge Cowgirl.
John Coleman took the morning train
Sunday for Libertyville where he will
visit his wife and relatives.
Mrs. Gregory has purchased the Abe
Sellars property and will take posses
sion in few days.
IRIS A. A. Drummond conducted
silver medal contest last Friday even
ing at the Christian church. The con-
testants were Linnens McCracken, Ma.
bel Landers, Emma Tracy, Georgia
Kent and Beulah Mendenhall Miss
GEORGIA Kent was awarded the media
by the Judges.
William Schretver went to Sigour
ney today to visit his daughters wh'
are there from Cedar Rapids.
Rev. Hand OF Clay was in town Sat
liurday.
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ground. Mr.. Beans said 1t looked like
ball Of fire.
The following persons attended the
picnic at Kilbourn August from near
here: Mr.. and Mrs. George Work.
man and son Stanley Glen Williams
and sister Ethel, Roy Ford. Price Meek
and son Wilmer. u. s. Calhoun, 8.
Whiteanack, F. M Pherson and son.
Willard and p. j. Williams and wife.
All say 1t was excellent with able dis
courses from Judge Roberts and Will
liam Crow.
Harry Fill, wife and two children.
visited his parents in Birmingham one
day last week
T. f. Syfert delivered four loads of
hogs at Birmingham Thursday
Mrs. Abe Kelly has been sick need
Ing the attention of her mother, Mrs.
Oliver Manning from west of Bir-
mingham,
Frank Harper of Fairfield is visiting
his cousin, Mrs. NJ e. Corr.
Ed Speaker of Iowa City visited at
v, s.. Calhound's the fourth.
Mrs. Esther Morrow of Oklahoma
has been visiting relatives and friends
here.
]. v. and George Kerr bought a nice
lot OF steers in Missouri and had them
shipped to their farm near here.
Miss Florence Kelly Of Fairfield IS
visiting her brother and wife.
Drew Small, west of town visited
with his cousin Glen Williams last
Sunday.
Mr.. Fisher of Birmingham spent
| Sunday at Robert McCall's.
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AMADoR,

Amador.-Most of the farmers
finished harvesting last week and are
now preparing to thresh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Shields and Mr.
and Mrs. Loran Shields spent Tuesday
at Marion Smiths.
e. Haning was in the County Seat
Saturday.
Will Kent and his daughter, Mrs.
G. w. Conwell, visited in Moravia Sun,
day returning home Monday.
Miss Minnie Phillips is staying in
Ottumwa, being employed in the office
Of Drs Trueblood and Hull.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hancock and
son, spent Saturday evening at Bert
Wilkinson's. Ice cream was served.
\ Carl Schwartz was In Oskaloosa on
business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Wellman of
Ottumwa visited at g. Hanings recent
ly.
George Belwell Is able to be out
again after weeks illness.
Laura Schwartz who is employed in
Ottumwa, visited at home recently.
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Morris w illiams
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND
HORSE SALES.
FARMS LISTED FOR SALE ALL
OVER SOUTHEASTERN IOWA.
SHALL SUBURBAN FARMS A
SPECIALITY.
A GOOD SALE THIS WEEK.

Yes sir, we will hold our sale on the
regular date, which is Friday, the 23d.
And by the way--next day is show
day. So you can bring in your horses
and sell them on Friday and OF course,
It will take you good while to get
your check, so you will likely miss
your train" and have to stay over till
Saturday. look for good strong
demand for all classes OF market horses
this week-in fact. two or three buys
ers are here already. Take your
horses to the South Side livery stables
and we will sell them somewhere out
under the blue sky"
Inside Of four weeks we expect to he
back under our own roof again--but
III tell you one thing these frequent
fires are growing expensive and I, am
getting about half ont Of money.
! am going to have to sacrifice some
real estate In order to raise the ready
cash. So /, here and now serve no.
tice on the public that ! have two Or
three pieces of land ranging in actual
value from $40 to 500 per acre. which
am ooins to sell. If not at my price
will take your price The highest bid
der Is going to own them. This Is not
hot air. / mean what say am
| going to raise money. See me If you
want a bargain.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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RUSSELL.

Russell, Mrs. G. w. Thompson Of
KeolSuk came in on No. Saturday
for an extended visit with her sister.
Mrs. P, H. Stack.
Mrs, Ida tJones End son Kirk Of
Charlton came Saturday evening for
an over Sunday visit with Mrs Jones'
sister, Mrs. Flora B. Vandyke.
Mrs. Maud Youtsey left on No. 4
for a visit with friends at Melrose.
Miss Flora Martz of Charlton came
Saturday evening for an over Sun
day visit with her mother at La
grange
r. T. Huston and wire attended the
Old Settlars' meeting at Corydon Sat,
urday
Harry Keller, editor of the Russell
Union, spent Sunday at Runnells
Miss Charlotte Butts entertained her
Sunday school class at her home In
the west part Of the city Saturday.
e. NJ Cobb, daughter Marie and
sister, Mrs. Flo Childs, visited Sunday
with their mother, Mrs. ]. l. Clowse,
at Charlton.
Roy Stech attended the Old Set
tiers meeting at Corydon Saturday
E. G. Hill and R. J. Lynn spent
Sunday at their home in Russell.
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Rev. Barton at prakev;I.e.

Drakeville.- Rev. Barton of South
Ottumwa filled the M. q. pulpit at
Ash Grove Sunday morning and in the
evening at this place. This Wps Rev.
Barton's first appearance at Drake
vile.
Mr. HORNED was united In marriage
to Miss Vicie Cage Sunday afternoon,
Rev. I'd Hastings officiating. They
will go to housekeeping at once.
Sunday August II being the seven.
tieth birthday anniversary Of Mr.. p
Trnitt, q surprise was given him at
his home one and one-half miles east
of town Those present We're Mrs
Ella Bronhard and son, Dwight of
Little River, Kas.. Miss Esther Hughes
of Kansas OFT. O, G. Truitt and wife
of Ottumwa Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tay.
( lor, Mr. and Mrs. w B. Taylor, DR.. n.
C. Young and family OF Bloomfield, H
IT Truitt and family, Mrs. Linnie
Rothenstein and children. Misses Lou
and Nellie Truitt, Mrs. Wayne Brown
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. e
lTruitt Mr.. Truitt received hand
some Morris chair and other presents.
iall of which he highly appreciates A
bountiful dinner was served after
which they gathered on the lawr
| where several snap shots were taken
! Mrs O. NJ Housley of Trenton Is
visiting her father, ]. N. Wood and
her brother, Ed who is here from
! California
L. e. Sayles and family Of Ottumwa,
IL. Fl. Sayles and family of Eldon. Tom
/ sayles and family Of this place, were
entertained Sunday at the parental
! Sayles home,
/ Mrs Hattie Powers and daughter
| Dorthy. left Sunday evening for their
home in Omaha
Arthur Courtney Is In Kansas, look
ing after the interests Of his farm
Jas Henderson and family Joe Hen
lderson and wife were Ottumwa yis!
tors last Friday
Tom Sayles. vito and baby were
callers Sunday ever'7e at the Charles
/ Dodd home near Belnap,
Miss Addie Bonar accompanied by
irwin BoDar, left Monday for hel
home in Burlington
Mrs. Braidmyer and daughter
Gladys, came home Monday from /;
visit In Mt Pleasant,
Mrs. Clara Housley of Trenton and
brother, Edd Wood. of Lordsbnrg Cal.
were entertained Saturday at the A
IL Russell home.
Rev Barton OF Ottumwa and Rev
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AMADoR.

Amador--Bert Wilkinson's enter
tanned relatives from Chicago last
week.
Ada Chance is staying at the Mar
ion Smith home at present.
Lille Gallond of the county seat
visited friends here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Shields and
daughter, Hazel, of Kansas, have been
visiting at Marion Smiths.
Elvoy Espy who has been Ill, Ia
rapidly recovering.
Misses Clara and Opal Berry were
recent guests at the Sam Randall
home.
Willie Dale is able to be out again
after severe illness.
Mrs, Susan Berry and son, Harvey,
will leave today for visit In Missouri
with DIR. and Mrs. Lot Haining and
other friends
James Smith, who has been quite
III, Is some better.
Maude Larnc of Ottnmwa, is spend
ing week with Edith Wilkinson
Mr.. and Mrs John Phillips. Mr. and
Mrs e. Haining and J.. H. Williams
were entertained at Ira Haning's Sun
day
Ira Haning and L. H. Wellman were
In Blakesburg Monday.
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j. S. Chandler
AUCTIONEER
sl1 CHURCH ST.
0TTUMWA, IOWA.
oTTUMWA,

school teacher and Mr.. Ragsdale Ia
one of Rirmingham's best business
men.
Rev. George Mlnear of Mt Pleas
ant conducted the quarterly meeting
services at Bethel Sunday afternoon
and at East Union in the evening,
Miss Weltha Norris visited last
week with her sister. Mrs A. v, Buck
of Bonaparte.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Workman and
daughter, Miss Helen, are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Workman's daugh
ter Mrs. Craig Sherod of Keosauqua.
Mrs. Hubbard and daughter of Pella
Iowa, are visiting at the Walt Skinner
home.
Mr.. Charles Fry and daughter. Gene,
of Knoxville and Miss Helen Walker
of Oklahoma, attended the funeral OF
the infant son Of Walter Skinner.
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Entertain 1onaparte Birthday Club
Bonaparte.-Mrs. Went Wilson and
Robert Wilson entertained the mem
beers Of the Birthday club Thursday
evening at the Robert Wilson home in
honor Of Miss Lottie Cassidy of Wat
erleo.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Burnett are
the proud parents of daughter born
today.
Mrs. Noah Brown of Bentonsport is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. McDon-
aid
Mrs. VIM. white Of Dos Moines is
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Brooks-RaasdaIe Wedding.

Birmingham s. Ragsdale and
Miss Hattie Brooks of near Bentons-
port. were married at the brides
home Sunday morning at 9 o'clock,
Miss Brooks has been prominent
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell-Miss Ella Cohagan and
Arthur Cohagan. both of Blakesburg,
were guests at the L. Cohagan home
last Sunday.
Mesdames H. G. Allcott, L. L. Dex
ter, D. McHugh, ]. P. Hollingsworth,
w Gift and O. G. Truitt were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs S. A. Saw
yer In honor of her sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Stewart Of Tolo, Idaho, whoawiil
leave Wednesday for her home. after
several weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Annie Skinner and Perry Con
dor, both of Ottumwa, visited last
week at the B. r. Skinner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Engle, Sr, Miss
Smith and Rudolph Engle, all from
near Chillicothe, were Sunday visitors
at the j. A. Engle home.
The Misses Stella Stewart, Della
Smith and Pearl Hollingsworth and
Mr., F. A. Hollingsworth spent Sunday
with H. r, Smith and wife near
Blakesburg.
Mrs. w, Gift spent few days last
week with her daughter, Mrs. G. G.
Baum.
John Yahn died at his home at this
place Tuesday at 10:30 a. M after a
! short Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Skinner visited
Sunday with Mrs Levi Skinner AT
Rutledge.
Oliver Albertson had the misfortune
of having horse die from sun stroke
while in Ottumwa last Saturday.
| The Misses Myers of Ottumwa we're
over Sunday visitors at the Chas. Ken
needy home.
| Misses Stella Stewart. Regina Nc
Hugh, Inez Truitt and Della Smith
and Messrs, Henry Sawyer and Dale
Truitt we're pleasantly entertained by
Belle and Earl Redfern Friday even
ing.
! Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Truitt were
guests at the b. Truitt home nea
! Drakeville last Sunday They wert
accompanied home by MI Truitt's
sister, Mrs. Ella Brouhard and son
Master Dwight, OF Little River, Kaa
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WINCHESTER.

Winchester.--In the storm the morn
ing of August lightning struck near
the horne of John Beans doing no
It fell and leaving a role in the
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Western Chess Tournament.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 19.-Many
prominent chess experts are gathered
lat Lake Minnetonka to compete this
week for valuable trophies and the
championship of the Western Chess
Association. The association en-
braces the states of Indiana, Ohio
Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa,
Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Nebraska. Kansas, Mon
tana. Wyoming and Colorado. and IN
Canada the province of Manitoba.
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DUDLEY.

Dudley. The Misses Emma and
Anna Pohlson Of Ottumwa are visit,
ing relatives and friends in this Wei
nifty
Mrs. C, l.. Swanson went to Center
Vile Saturday for a few days visit
Mrs Edd Kriner and son. Carl, and
Robert and Mrs. Albert Gnstavison re-
turned home Saturday evening after q
few days visit with relatives south Of
town
Leonard Kendall spent Sunday with
Harry Swanson
g. F. Peterson began threshing yes
terday.
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srRAYED OR STOLEN.

STOLEN OR sTRAYED LIGHT BAY
horse, white spot on forehead. strip
on nose, cut on inside .foreleg; 6
years old, weight about 1000 pounds,
short name and tail, from my barn
at Hiteman, Iowa. $40 reward Offer
ed for recovery. II. A, Anderson,
Hiteman, Iowa.
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FOR sALB--s2o ACRES UNIMPRov-
ed land In wheat belt, Kinball
county, Nebraska Z miles from
Kimball. Black soil, lays well. $500
per acre. Terms. Samuel A. Guss,
Whitman, Neb.
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MARKETS

This market Is furnished by Cas-
sldy & Gray. Members Chicago Board
OF Trade. Local office, Rooms Is and
Is. Leighton Bldg. Telephone 93a. E.
n. Voigt, resident manager,)
Wheat Open. High. Low. Close.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED GIRLS TO PEEL TOMA-
toes about August %; make applica-
ton now in person or by mail. John
Morrell g. Co., Ltd
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FOR sALE-FINE 1870 ACRE FARM,
near Blakesburg. Iowai good land,
good improvements, Plenty of water
and large orchard. $75 per acre. All
kinds Of farms at all prices. Long
& Henderson. Blakesburg, Iowa,
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FOR SALD OR ExCHANGE-FARM
In the garden spot of Missouri, from
$40 per acre UP. Address for list. r.
White 81 Son, Macomb. Mo.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A SECOND HAND DAy-s
is cream separator of small capacity
at low price. Jas. II. Shepherd.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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FOR SALE--15 ACRES OF LAND.
good house and outbuildings. Mile
from Square. Inquire Of w. W..
Latty, Bloomfield, Ia.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
wHoLEsaLs PRlcEs-

Narnished by John Morrer & Co..
Ltd, at II a. M, Aug. 1s.3
live 3tock
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FOR SALE,

ROTH BROS. a BLAIR snLL REAL
estate.
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FOR SAIE-A PIANO USED ONM
year, good as new. VIII sell cheap.
Address Box 296,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-20

FOR sALE-A NUMBER OF SEC-
ond hand gasoline engines Of stand
ard makes; Fairbanks Morse. LOWS.
Model. International, Lunt- Moss, and
others, from one to 12-H. p. Price
$40 and up. Lenox Machine Conn
pany Marshalltown. Iowa.