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The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
SOLDIERS OF THE MIKADO,
Qualities OF the Japanese Army that
Contribute To Its Great Efficiency.

Qualities OF the Japanese Army that
Contribute to Its Great Efficiency.
Here / would touch on point, which
seemed to me the point Of strength o. the
japanese army. It's thousands of troops
act and think as one man. This, and a
wonderful tactical skill which enables him
TO meet every situation, is what the for
elgner does not count upon in Nippon
DeHjl. And in this age Of mathematical
warfare, they are qualities which count
In the same degree with smokelesS pow
der. says the Army and Navy Life.
The review was over; amid the plaudits
of the people the coach OF state
rolled on its way TO the mysterious wall
ed palace The thousand of flags, and the
click Of countless geta on the pavement,
were the only reminders OF that great
occasion. Badly speaking, it was re
view of some 10000 troops by their he
reditary commander-in-chief but 1t would
profit us. and other natioas as well, to
learn well Its significant lessons, Nippon
Denii" smiles broadest as he places his
miniature artillery tn the position where
t Will accomplish. through sagacious
handling. as much and maybe more,
than the enemy's guns, half again as
adequate. While we fight with the full
strength and value Of the lrtest accOu-
terments OF war-thc MahaH fight with
a completeness Of Information and skill,
personal sacrifiee-and a smile as i'm
perturbahle and unreadable as that Of his
own Dai-butsu at KamalSula. The Maka-
XII soldier Is NOT wasteful Of anything
not even OF his courage. His valor is
spIendid-and discreet lie does not
bare his breast 10 the enemy's shrap-
mel when nothing is 10 be gained by il.
Rather-he gets under cover-thereby pre-
serving his life and services for his en-
peror. And in just such a moment OF
enforced inaction you would find him
ntently studying the enemy's game. Just
so is his !mperial head studying to-day
the gigantic chances of game with us,
and in the scheming diplomatic way Of
Japan is playing out small trumps 20
locate the position of the bowers.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
4 SURVIVOR.

Now gather. children, round ny knee
And hsTk sttsntiyely 20 me.
For I'm a sailor who did sail
"a v0ndrous job
With Fighting Bob
And live 70 tell the tale.
Ours was a gallant companee,
No whit CsTyd E3 for storms at sea
And had We faced dozen wars
Instead e dread
Our last lone red"
We would have gambled on our tars,
But dangers for which none had looked
Were all along cur journey booked
At every p0Tt we touched they would
Force us 10 dine
Give IS rare vine
And stuff Us popping fun Of food
The brave boys tried. but It was past
All human limits. and at lasf
The b9ldest eater would turn psle
When food he saw-
Bat let US draw
The curtain, as mere words must fan.
I've fought aud know what fighting IS
In Arctic seas I've starved and friz;
And LEI ne say nch dangers pale
To what played hob
With Fighting Bob
And LEFT 50 few to tel the tale.
Kansas City Times.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

Noble L. Prentis. in the Atchison Cham
pion for September z. 1880. suggested the
sunfiower as the distinctive flower of
Kansas. THE capitol square is surround
ed by dense growth. rods in width, Of
rampant sunilowers." he wrote. "They
grow as big, rank, and yellow as If they
were forty miles from house. The sun
flower ought to be made the emblem Of
the State"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
Alphabetical.

Prom the IN ladelphia Public Ledger.
The children in one of cur kinder
gartens were struggling with the alpha
bet,
who can tell what comes after G7"
asked the teacher. Silence relgned-
Again she questioned, Doesn't any one
know what comes after G?'
Then Harry rlised his hand 4 do"
he said "Whiz. Gee whlz."
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
WAY He Asked 1t.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger
Miss Edith" asked a young man.
may / ask you. please, not 70 cali me
Mr.. DurEnd2"
But" said Miss Edith, with great coy
ness, "our acquaintance is so short, yo1
know. Why should I not call you that?'
well" said the young man, chiefly
because my name is Dupont"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
PARTISAN ROMANCE.
Husband Finds His Long-IOEt Wife
in Church


About seven years ago a Paris organist
Of great Tlomlse was deserted bv his
young wife. After waiting two years.
ready to forgive her. he at last reluctant
ly obtained divorce
Recently the organist had taken the
place of colleague AT q midnight ser
vice, and as he came out 0f the hurch he
saw "a woman iu deep mourning kneeI-
Ing close to the main door. On observing
him, she rose and went toward him lie
recognized his long-lost wife, who had
married again and been left q widow. and
now begged earnestly 20 be allowed %
see her son. whom she had left a tiny
child
The orEanist took her 10 his home and
showed her the curly-haired boy sleep
ing peacefully I'D his cot. She kissed
the sleeping child and cried bitterly. and
when at last she left it was with the tear
ful request that her husband would for
give her and take her back. He gladly
consented.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19

From Indy.

Prom Judy
Applicant-What is the first thing 70 do
before you get q marriage hcense?
License Clerk-Think Il over. young
man; think II over.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
Other Strange Customs.

When a cacique died. one Of his wives
was sometimes buried alive with the
corpse; bowls OF water and food. such
as cassava bread and fruits, being placed
with her IN the grave. For from fifteen
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center-Mrs. Chadwick Of
Hedrick, spent a few days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Chadwick Of
this place. .:siSi4
The Ladies Aid society, which held
an all day meeting with Mrs. W., II
Grain Wednesday was well attended.
3 L. Denny was a passenger to OF
tun1wa Monday
ME- and,.Mrs. b.. l.. Denny and son
spent Sunday with Mr.. Denny's par
tnts of Dalllonega. y
The Ladies Aid society will give a
bazaar and chicken ME supper at the
NJ 2. church Tuesday evening. Decem.
Der i.
Misses Minnie and Mary Ragin of
Hedrick spent Sunday with their par
snts of Highland Center.
Z. M. Bowlin was a passenger to
Ottumwa Tuesday.
Mrs. Holcome and daughter Dorthy
OF Hedrick, spent few days with Mrs.
.aolcombs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Mccormick. returning to their home
Monday evening.
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height Or hood News
t5Y COURIER CORRESPONDENTS.

tumwa Sunday to hear Rev. Sunday
at the tabernacle.
Chas. Webb and step daughter. Miss
0iile kurtz, were in Batavia Satur-
day.
The NJ. E. church gave a social ir
the Nelson hall Wednesday evening
A large crowd was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Lawson have re-
turned home after a visit with Mr.
Lawson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Lawson of South Ottumwa.
hoy O'Loughlin had very narrow
escape of getting hurt or probably
Killed last week. He was crossing
Cedar bridge, the one south of Com
petlne about four miles, with an en-
CINE and clover huller, and when half
way across the weight of the machin-
cry caused the bridge to break down
and the engine dropped through and
would have fallen to the bottom OF the
creek which was about fifty feet below
but was checked by some iron. brace
rods on the bridge The bridge went
through so quick that Roy. who was
running the engine. jumped and caught
the bannister which probably saved
his life.
Ralph Mcdowell OF Atchison, Kans.,
IS visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Mcdowell.
Mflt Yerion has gone to Minnesota
and from there he win go to Canada.
where he intends TO purchase a farm.
George Blosser and Clifford Cole at
tended the mems meeting at the tab
ernacle In Ottumwa Sunday
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ElpON.

Eldon. Miss Anna Erickson is
home for o few days visit from M.
Pleasant, where she is attending the
university.
| D. J. Norton OF Davenport was Wis
iting friends for a few days.
Grandma Owens, mother OF C. A.
and ALI Owens, died yesterday.
J. Black of Muscatine was in the
city over Sunday.
J. e. Houghland, who has been
quite i'll, Is better today.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Brown spent
Thanksgiving in Bourbon, Mo, with
their daughter. Miss Nellie Brown
who is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Murphy.
VIII Graham and Miss Dora Haugh.
land were Thanksgiving guests OF
their brother, H. A. Graham and fam
lily Of Grinneli.
Mrs. Will Germer and Mrs. Leo
McLaine were Ottumwa visitors re.
Gently.
The public school pupils gave an
entertainment at the opera house on
Wednesday night for the beenfit Of the
public library.
Mrs. I. P. Smith and daughter
Miss Alice Smith. spent THANKSGIVING
at Trenton, Mo-, the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs; Chas. Smith.
The ladies' of the Baptist church
served turkey dinner at the Ban.
fist church Thanksgiving day
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have built new concrete walk In
front of their church, which will be
quite an Improvement over the old
board walk.
Miss Florence Patterson of Morayia,
is visiting with her friend Miss Louise
Fromin.
Word was received of fhe serious in
jury of Frank Click in the mines of
Colorado from the effects of which lit
tie hopes are entertained for his re-
covery. He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Click and left here last spring.
His mother and brother left immedi-
ately for his bedside.
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WILLARD.

Willard-Mrs. Otto Carlson left last
week for a two weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs. Manda Spar at Albert City
Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Swenson of OF
tunwa, visited Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Pearson.
Mrs. Lizzie Savage and children
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. En-
ma Pearson.
Mrs. Emma Anderson and Miss Nab
ell Carlson were in Ottumwa Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sander Pierson and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lindsay Of
Miller Ridge. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Sven
son of Ottunlwa, and Mrs. Anna Hac-
anson spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sven Pearson.
George Foster and family have NOV
ed to their new home near Willard.
Mrs. Lizzie Savage and children have
returned to their home at Mystic, after
weeks visit at the Jas. Newell home.
Mrs. Fred Johnson and son Clarence,
came home Sunday after weeks stay
in Ottunwa, where Clarence has been
taking treatment.
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DUDLEY.

Dudley-Earl Burgeson was a pass
enger on No. 4 last Friday evening for
Ottuinwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson and son,
Frank, spent last Sunday visiting in
Ottumwa.
Miss Myrtle Nisely and Lola Nisely
came down on No. 4 Saturday evening
80 make an extended visit.
Mrs. Ed Perdue went to Ottumwa
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson and
Miss Gloria Johnson were Ottumwa
callers last Saturday.
Earnie Gustason who was acting as
operator and station agent for the
Burlington at Cleveland, was severe
~ scalded by hot coffee a few days
ago. At present he is off duty and
is spending the time at the home of
his parents west of her.
Several from around here attended
the special services at Munterville on
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
The Sunday revival! meetings which
are being held in Ottumwa. are begin
ming to attract the people of this
neighborhood. and several have gone
at different times to hear the noted
evangelist.
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MONROE COUNTY CLERK HAS
LARGE THANKSGIVING TRADE

Albia-An unusual number of the
young people have prepared for the
matrimonial moose for the Thankful
Gay. Yesterday there We're four mar
rlage licenses issued from the office of
tn clerk of the district court. Two Of
the young folks We're married yester-
DAY afternoon at the home of Chief
or Police Homer Woofter, the bride
peng sister of Mrs. Woofter The
couple We're John Clarkson and Miss
sigma Anderson, both being residents
or Hlteman The other three couples
70 whom licenses were issued were:
Fred w. Watkin, 10. Abba, Miss Mar
garet WISER q, Abba; Chester l..
McGllvery, %. Charlton Miss Lena j.
Griffin. II, Abba; Ira E. Shaw, %,
Biakesburg,, Miss Beulah Sarver 10,
B.akesburg.
Sues Fire Insurance Company.
Mrs. M. f. Woody of Buxton, has
commenced an action in the district
court against the Century Fire Insur-
ance Company and she is asking dam
ages in the sum of $500 with interest.
she was the owner Of household goods
IN residence that was destroyed by
IRE at Buxton and the goods went up
IN smoke. She sets out in here petit
tlon that the goods were worth $500
and had been insured for $500 but up
10 this time the company had not made
payment though she had repeatedly
requested them to do so.
Sent to lnebrate Hospital.
DR.. Otis Cobb, of Lovilla, was taken
to the hospital for inebriates at Knox
vile Wednesday evening At the last
session Of the district court the doc
tor was up for being an inebriate but
he was allowed to go back to his home
unon his promise to better. The com
mitment was held over him when COM
plant was made that he was again go
ing the booze route and he was then
taken into custody and to the asylum
keokuk County Board Visits Abba.
The recent action of the voters Of
keokuk county in voting to bond that
county In the sum OF 100000 for the
erection of new court house is caus-
ing the keokuk county board to visit
many county seat towns in the state
and look over the various court houses.
they were in Abba Wednesday morn
ing and expressed themselves that they
would be greatly pleased if Keokuk
county had as fine building as Mon
roe.
Other Abba News.
Mrs. 7. T. Howell has returned from
a visit of several days at her old home
in Wright county.
Abba is. again to have new business
ventures. Harry Worthington of Dem
Yer is in the city and has leased a
room on East Washington street
where he will open a curio shop. An
other new thing to come to the city is
another moving picture outfit
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BATAVIA.

Ratavia-Miss Mary Glenn who has
been attending school at Cedar Falls
spent Thanksgiving with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Glenn, north west
of town.
Mrs. Essie Engram of Memphis
Tenn, has returned home after sew
raj weeks spent visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray.
The social and bazaar which was
held by the Christian church at this
place Saturday evening was a success
9th socially and financially. the pro-
aeds for the evening being SIS.
Mrs. Clifford Cole and children have
returned home, after q several days
visit with Mrs. Coles parents.
The McHale Vaudeville Company
pleased q large audience at Nelson's
opera house Friday and Saturday eve
ings.
A. d. McCart shipped a car load OF
1ttle to Chicago last week
Mrs. S. Il. Barrier and son Dwight,
ave returned home from visit with
2latixes at Creston.
A large crowd from here went to OF
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BLOOM FIELD.

Bloomfield--M Mrs. Helen Shelton and
daughter, who have been visiting at
the Pies Toonbs home for some time
returned to their home in Denver, Colo.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jim Smith is visiting relatives
in Chicago this week.
Pies Toornbs left the first Of the
week for a pleasure trip through Tex
as and Oklahoma.
Mrs. Frank Young gave a reception
at her home in the north part of town
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Modrille, living
south Of town, are the parents of a
baby girl.
Nell Davis returned Monday from a
weeks visit in Moberly, Mo, where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Powell.
Misses Viola Tomey and Kate Mes
ser are spending Thanksgiving in OF
tumwa with relatives and attending
the Sunday meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Crukshank are
the parents of baby boy.
Mrs. Bell NcMain has returned from
g, short visit in Wellsville with rela-
tives and friends.
Orvie Walker leaves Today for Cen
terville, where he will attend the foot
ball game between Bloomfield and
Centerville.
=. MIS-. Dave Davis is spending a few
days in Ottumwa with relatives and
friends.
DR.. Ware and family Of Moulton have
rented the J. Watts property in the
northeast part of town and will move
to this city the first of the week.
MI and Mrs. Sam McMain were
called to the bedside Of Mr.. McMain's
mother Tuesday night at her daugh-
ter's home north of town
Lee Campbell left Wednesday for
Cincinnati to spend Thanksgiving.
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BLOOM FIELD.

Bloomfield-Mrs. Harvey Leon left
Friday for Otturnwa where she will
visit for a few days at the Cliff Atwood
home.
Mr.. White of Des Moines. spent last
sunday with his wife at this place.
VIII Starkey of Ottumwa, spent Fri
day here on business.
Dossa Swinney left the first Of the
week for Des Moines, where he will
attend the Highland Park college.
Lou Harvey returned Thursday from
Kansas City. where he has been visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Allender spent
Friday i'll F'loris, as the guest Of Will
Sickle
j. Swartz died suddenly at his home
in Sioux Falls, S. D., last week Mr..
Swartz is a brother in-law of n. D.
Martin of this place.
Mrs. Finch and daughter Ethel of
Milton, spent Saturday in the city on
business.
Mrs. B. Kinniclz and daughter Dor
thy, are spending the week at the
parental Cal Lane home.
Miss Ethel Hick left Saturday for
her home in Unionville to spend
Thanksgiving.
Miss Ethel Rhodes Of ottumwa, is
visiting with friends and relatives this
week
J. r. Hick of, ottumwa, is spending a
few days here on business.
Miss Mamie Robbins who has been
attending school here, Is at her home
in Floris on her vacation
Bert Tolbert of Mark was a Bloom
4feld visitor Tuesday
Miss Charity McLeland of Mt Steri-
ing, visited over Sunday with Helen
Clayton.
Miss Ellen Corrick of Moulton, is a
guest at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. Wilur York.
Mrs. James Dunn OF Abba. is in the
city visiting at the parental DR.. C. c.
Heady home.
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pARBYv,LLE.

Darbyville-The scholars of the
school gave box supper Saturday
evening for the benefit Of the school,
realizing 1892. A beautifully decorat-
ed cake was given to the most beat,ti-
full lady present, which was awarded
to Miss Florence Patterson of Moravia,
The cake was holly contested for and
swelled the proceeds of the evening
sf2.75. Geo. Simmons was awarded
the prize as the LATEST man present
The proceeds VIII be used for the pur-
chase of a dictionary and q large
school bell
The Seven Day Adventist people
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Cl,ies-o Grsin Market.

Chicago. NOV. -."'-'s H.. grain market
follows.
WHEAT
Dec-opened-s1 osh aLo3A. :.
Unsatisfactory.
Lowest-S1031s
Closing-s1.03A.
Mays
No. 2 red-s1.051a D106.
No. red--S1 .046105
No. 2 hard-S1.04b@ 1.06.
No. 8 hard-S1.02@1.0
CORN
Dec.-opened-ss@ esAc.
Highest-63Ac.
Lowest-625sc.
Closing-62%c
May-62% @62%c.
No. 3-61kc.
No. 3 white-61%c.
No. yellow-61A @62Ac.
OATS
Dec.-opened--4s@4
Highest--49Bc.
Lowest-4S%c.
Closing---48%c.
May-50Mc.
No. white-50c.
No. white-4SA @50c.
Standard-50c.
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MILTON.

Milton-A deal of some Importance
took place recently when ]. G. Muir
dock traded his store and residence
and lots for a ESQ acre farm near
Bowling Green. Mo. Mr.. Mckinney who
lives in Quincy, H., and who Is the
other party to the deal. took possession
of the store last week. Mr.. Murdoch is
undecided as yet whether to remain
here. or not
The meetings at the Christian church
which began two weeks ago, still con-
tinue with Increasing interest. Several
have professed desire to lead 81 bet
ter life and one has been baptised. Rev.
IT. D. Farrell Of Bloomfield is doing the
preaching, assisted, by pastor Nichol-
son, and the singing is under the
splendid leadership Of H. G. O Neal.
r, H. Randolph who is teaching at
Des Moines district near Eldon, is
spending; q weeks vacation with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. John Randolph.
Several of the people of this place
have been toaOttumwa recently to hear
Evangelist Sunday.
Announcement is made of the we'd
ding of Miss Addie Moon to DR. G. N.
Stephenson, both prominent young
people, which will take place soon.
y. c. Benson, state manager OF the
Ho1nesteaders lodge, is here this week
looking after the interests of the lodge.
Volney Nagle of North Prairie, has a
sale recently and will soon move to
New London, where he will engage in
the lumber business
J. I, Barthelow met with an accident
at the gas plant recently. He was
testing a gas main when the accunu-,
lation of gas around the pipe caused
1t to explode, burntg his right hand
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MRS. L. ATcHlsoN DIES
AT PENNINGTON.

Farlnington-Mrs. L. Atchison died
Wednesday afternoon of heart trouble,
after a lingering illness. She was born
January 10th 1S47, on farm a few
miles north of Pennington. was mar
ried November "a, 1873 to J. A. Atchi-
son. Two children were born of this
union. Myrtle who died in 1896 and
Grover, whose death occurred in 1903
The deceased has been in the hotel
business for twenty-five years and has
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host OF sympathising friends
mourn her loss.

Other Items.
Anna, the seven year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dauber, died
Tuesday morning of pneumonia. The
funeral services were held Thursday
afternoon, Rev, Koch of the M. T.
church had charea of the services.
Miss Margaret Ware left Saturday
evening for Kewanee. ILL.,, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. Rose Mckier-
nan.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Van Zant and
daughter Ethel arrived Monday eve
ming from visit with relatives In
Utah.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of the late Percy Van Zant were
held, at the home on Tuesday after
Moons Rev. J. c, Ship had charge of
the services.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-MY FARM OF so ACRES
$50 per acre /. One mile south Of
Ffttenan, Ia. $1,000 down, years
on the remainder. Good black land.
well watered, good new two story
Box 303.
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FOR SALE
DuroC Jersey Swine

25 Spring and 8 Yearling Bears, so
Gifts and 5 Yearling sows. These
spring Bears and gifts are Sired by
Tip Top Lad 1851 and Gay Lady
71757. Will sell Gay Lad 71757. ono of
my herd Bears good bone and length.
This Hog is good enough to head any
herd, sired by Tip Top Lad. Write your
wants or come and see me at my farm
miles southwest of Bloomfield, Iowa.
Route No. 8.
Geo. wv. Lain.
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CHICAGO GRAIN Anr PRODUCE.

The following market is furnished by +.
g. Furman. grain and stock brokers.
Rooms and 8. Chiffon block. New
phone 1884,
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New York Grain Market.
New. York. Nov. 27.--The grain mar
tet follows:
Wheat-Dec.-s1.1
Corn--72c.
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FOR, SALE----WHITE ROCK COCK
erills, one dollar each, strain from
those that took sweep stakes at
Madison Square Garden in 1905.
Phone 95S4-v
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Peoria Corn Market.

Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, Nov. 27.--The. corn market
follows:
No. 3-62c.
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FOR SALE THREE MATURED.
registered Poland China brood sows,
.as also early farrowei pedigreed, maIa
hogs. S. 2. Hartman
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FOR sALE--RHoDE ISLAND REDS.
Fine large Rose comb cockerels. w.
f. Foster, Agency, la.
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FOR SALE-WHITE PLYMOUTH
Rock cockerels. r. q. Mowery, He'd
rick, Ia, r. No. g.
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T 0DAY'S MARKET NEWS
LOCAL MARKETS.


Butter fat is slightly higher; other
wise there are no changes in the local
markets today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following market is furnished by
!. G. Furman. grain and stock
broker. Rooms Z and s, Chiffon
block. New telephone. 1884.