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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-18

out the country. Whether 1t was In
tended to have such bearing Is not
necessary to consider, altho 1t is I'M
possible to believe that Mr.. Roosevelt
with his remarkable political foresight
failed to perceive 1t. The selection OF
General Wright is almost certain to
attract conservative democratic sup
port to the Taft ticket and away from
the Bryan ticket all over the country.
Western Man for Vice President.
Just now the theory lis being widely
exploited that the presidential catn-
paign will be fought out In the mid
die west. 1t is on this theory that
the secretary of war and the president
and their friends are urging that
vice president be picked from that part
OF the country Many messages are
coming here from the west and south
urging Mr.. Taft and Mr.. Roosevelt
that a western man should be selected
for second place on the ticket. 1T Is
contended that Mr. Bryan is going to
be strong in the middle west. that
there will be the storm center OF the
campaign. that there IS where the
radical end of the Roosevelt following
Is SlTOIlSGSl, lIldC lilS IOIloWAhe - NV
satisfied will go to Bryan, that the
nomination of man for vice president
who is from the east would dissatisfy
this following and that, IN short, the
way to assure success at the polls Is
to name a western candidate who is
recognized as being In sympathy with
the carrying forward Of the policies
of this administration.
Bryan Weak on Coast.
On the Pacific coast, unless good
judges are utterly at fault, Bryan will
be hopelessly beaten. Much Is made
Of the prediction that the negro vote
and the labor vote will turn against
Taft. 1t is patent already that a pow
erful element Of the colorcd vote is for
Taft and will support the republican
ticket, and between June and Novem-
her 1t may be expected that most OF
the colored vote will be lined UP for
the republicans. Organized labor is
not going to be won to republican
support easily, but there Is little reas-
on to believe 1t will vote anything like
a unit for either Bryan or Mr.. Taft.
Plenty of politicians there are who
make much of the soreness of the cal
lies" and their resentment over their
treatment in Chicago. Most conven-
tons leave Sore spots, but 1t may well
be doubted whether many "alles" will
be so violent in their antipathies to
the Taft ticket as to support Bryan In
preference to Taft. 1t Is almost GER
tainty that the detection from Taft Of
any of the friends of the "allies" will
nowhere nearly equal the detection of
conservative democrats from Bryan"
The only hope for Mr. Bryan would
seem to lie in large detection from
the republicans of the radicals who
have been most enthusiastic for the
Roosevelt policies. All the indications
are that the Chicago platform will be
snch as to satisfy most of this element
In the republican ranks.
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MISS OUR LAND.

Bargains in Webster county. MIS-.
souri,. Splendid soil, excellent water,
famous fruit country: 120 acres seven
miles from Marshfeld; 30 acres in cul-s
tivation, balance timber and pasture.
Land lays well, not rocky. An 8-room
new frame house, good frame barn, 36x,
48; 40 acres apple orchard, part bearing
and part just commencing to bear All
fenced and well cross fenced with hog
tight fence; " mile to school, 11-3 to
church. on rural route and telephone
line; watered by good spring: 40 acres'
timothy and clover This is a beautf-
full home and cheap. Price $4,000, half
cash, balance on time. have several
farms from 40 acres to 1000 acres, for
sale in this county. In 1906 there
were shipped out OF Marshfleld 223
cars apples, PIT cars stock. 81 cars toms
atoes, and other small fruit. Marsh
field is over 1.4O0 feet above sea level.
Write Oliver ]. Oleson, LeGrand, Iowa.
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FCDR SALE

Fo, Sale Thirty three acres fine
clover hay, Il mile of LaMoille. p. L.
Richards, 203 South Third avenue.
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New Sharon Items,
d to- T,rnes-s3epublican.

Special to TimeS-A3epubltcan.
New Sharon, June 18.-Miss Ruth
Gist, who has been visiting friends
here for several days, returned to her
home at Cedar Falls Tuesday.
Claude McCarl, son of Frank Nc
Carl, ex-Central agent here, but now
of Marshalltown, is visiting friends
mere for a few days.
H. NJ Whitacre and family are in
Des Moines, going to attend the we'd
ding of their son Max.
The Fourth of July committee has
succeeded in contracting the Abba
Concert band, to help celebrate the ma
tons birthday at New Sharon. They
will come twenty strong.
A. L. vickens leaves in a few days
for Burlington, where he has good
position.
The stork has lately visited at the
homes of Clarence Hammond, w. K.
Neill and Charles Shafer.
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.CAIN.! LOWER TODAY
Decline Caused by Too Many
on Sale For Needs OF
Trade
HOGS STEADY TO STRONG
Shipping Grades in That Market Sold
at 5.e5@5.so Today Decline of
Ten to Fifteen in Sheep Market,
Due to Liberal Receipts and Tame
Demand.

| Chicago, June 1S.-Cattle were dull
and generally 10@15 cents lower. There
were too many on sale for the needs
of the trade.
| Supply has more than sufficed to MI
demands since the inquiry has slowed
down in most quarters. due to the NIL
| ing Of beef coolers with some surplus
stock. Yearlings, medium-Weights and
also heavies are hard to move. Slow
ness in bidding is not mainly because
buyers don't really need the offerings,
but chiefly owing to the desire to get
them as cheaply as possible.
Buyers argue that even II they are
able to get all kinds at greater declines
than are current the cattle would still
cost them high on the hooks.
Indications point to liberal arrivals of
Texas cattle in the near future. These
will compete strongly against the COM
mon and plain native grassy grades
and traders are advising cautious oper-
ating in the latter. Liberal runs will
be almost sure to effect further severe
declines.
Hogs,
Hogs were steady to strong. Shipping
grades sold at sos @5S0
Good stuff. even in the large re-
ceipts, Is hard to find, hence the ruling
level of prices for choice goods. 1t is
evident that good hogs are going to be
the cream of the run hereafter. The
lightest pigs are hard to dispose of as
killers seem to have no use for them.
Sheep. ~
Sheep were 10@15 cents lower. Re-
ceipts were liberal and demand was
tame.
There has been no reason for the
slump except liberal supply. Spring
lambs are again present in profnsion
and it is evident that growers are de-
termined to crowd them in with the
object Of catching present PRICES
seeming nothing in the future but a
lower level. There has been also a
big showing of ewes that are tpbeing
sent in with their lambs-a sort of
cashing-in process AS fat sheep are
seasonably unpopular. while handy
weights are growing in favor, this run
has broken prices decisively Colorado
wool lambs are no longer factor, but
there is a liberal showing of native
shorn lambs of last years crop. which
will be rated as yearlings after this
month.
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Washington Fails to Discover
Substantial Grounds For Neb-
raslian's Optimism
BRYAN WEAK IN MANY PLACES
East, South and Far Wost Develop
9 Considerable Opposition to Him and
Will Vote for Taft in Preference
Labor Vote Can't Be stampedsd to
Any Ono Candidate.

Especial Washington Correspondence
Washington, June 1S.-Now that it Is
practically settled that Taft and Bryan
are to head the republican and demo-
cratic tickets, the question Is what OF
the election?
Has Mr. Bryan any real chance OF
being elected over MI Taft? Mr. Bryan
believes he has and hence his anxiety
to encompass the nomination despite
the fact that large numbers of his own
party are convinced Governor john
son would be the stronger candidate.
But it is impossible to discover from
the Washington end Of the line any
substantial support for Mr. Bryans
opinion of the election outcome
The truth is and that without undue
prejudice against Mr.. Bryan that he Is
up against an impossible situation. In
the judgment Of a large number of the
politicians Of both parties he will not
have look in" when the results OF
the November elections are announced.
Mr.. Bryan is depending on votes that,
from an impartial viewpoint, 1t seems
out of the question for him to realize.
BY no stretch Of imagination can he
be considered a strong candidate In
the east. He has powerful democratic
opposition in New York and many
democrats there say he cannot carry
that state, 1t is almost a certainty
that he will be badly knitted by the
members of his own party not merely
in New York but all thru the east.
Can't Hold South Solid.
Nor can#the south be said to be en-
thusiastic sfor him. 1t is much to be
doubted whether he can get Kentucky
or Missouri of the border states. The
administration has powerful following
in those states and Secretary Taft is
we'll liked there. 1t is not to be over
looked that an admirable stroke OF
politics has just been delivered in the
selection of General Luke e. Wright,
of Tennessee, for head of the war de-
partment to succeed Secretary Taft
General Wright is democrat OF the
type. Some have even
gone SO far as to predict that his Sc
lection would result in the loss of
Tennessee to the q TRAITS. For such
a prediction there is no real basis.
Tennessee will continue democratic
and is expected to in the highest cir
cles of the Taft management here. 1t
is expected that the tendency there
will be toward lowering of the demo-
cratic majority. 1t is also expected
the republican ticket will exhibit more
strength in Virginia and in some of
the other southern states than it has
Wright's Selection Important.
But the Wright selection is Of a
larger political Importance than this
1t has bearing on the situation thru
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For Sale - Hotel, only hotel in good
live town. Address Theron Vermilya,
Mason City, Iowa.
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Stock Yard Notes.

A. O. Forbes, OF Liuwood, Iowa, was
in with two loads of cattle.
Mike Damn, Glendale. Iowa, was
here with stock. He says stock Is get
ting very scarce in his section.
George W. Lane. of Osceola, Iowa,
was here looking after u shipment of
hogs of his own feeding. which sold
at $5.75.
g. H. Archer. Mediapols, Iowa, had
one car of hogs on yesterdays mar
ket Of his own feeding, which sold at
1915.
l.. S. Allen. who topped the Monday
market with 81 head of fancy l107-lb
Hereford yearling steers, which sold
at $40, shipped from Marine, Iowa
John Purdin, Fremont. Iowa, one of
the largest shippers OF southeastern
Iowa, had shipment OF two cars Of
cattle on yesterdays market, and two
cars of hogs Monday.
Miller Bros of Oils, Iowa. were rep
resented by eight loads of cattle and a
load of lambs. Comparatively few fat
cattle are to come from their locality,
while hogs are in fair supply.
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For SaIe-All my cherries, plums and
peaches on the trees. ]. G. Mitchem,
1902, West Main street.
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Lambs-4.5o@s.oo.
Sheep-3.O0@4.00.
HILL PREDICTS GOOD CROPS
Magnate Reports Situation in North.
west to Be Satisfactory,

Magnate Reports Situation in North
west to Be Satisfactory.
New York, June 18.-James j. Hill
has arrived in this city from Washing
ton and will remain until the latter
part of the week, when he starts on
his annual fishing trip to Labrador.
Mr.. Hill would express no opinions on
political developments or on business
conditions except crop prospects. The
floods, he said, may have done con-
siderable harm In the southwest, but
in the northwest prospects are very
good. The heavy rains, while drown
ing out some Of the lowland crops, had
helped the wheat in the uplands, SO
that on the whole they had been bene-
f1cial Generally, Mr. Hin thought
the prospects good for bountfful crops,
and he called attention to the short
supply of grain as indicating that this
years harvest will produce q good
money crop"
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have finished the horses for market.
One Iowa feeder intends to ship his
big drafters home unless he Is offered
more liberal prices. These horses We're
purchased last fall before the break
I'm prices and have been finished on
high-priced corn and oats and present
bids do not cover the first cost of the
offerings. One pair OF show drafters
weighing 1000 pounds elected an offer
of $3.50, but the owner holds the pair
at 5000, which Is $500 below the mar
ket record. Fed drafters thus far the
current season have proved a losing
investment to shippers, as the demand
for extra weight and quality classes
has been light at reduced values. While
receipts are nominally 500 larger than
week ago for the first half Of the
week.. the consignments are clearing
freely at the following prices:
Poor Good
to fair. to choice
Drafters 80. .$t25Q165 $1701230
Loggers and feed
ers ). ........ 60@16o 1s0@19o
Farmers and
small chunks :. 50@100 1200165
Actors and coach
ers 11o@13o 14O@350
Carriage pairs -. 225@3O0 325@675
Western (branded) 150 As 60@10o
Mules -. ......... 750125 100000
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For Sale = Holland cabbage plants.
Can furnish any amount. w. d. Wolf
gang, 1900 East Nevada street. New
phone 400.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

blue grass and clover in pasture: SOW
eral acres upland meadow: about 90
acres in cultivation last season; good
corn, grain and stock farm Some hard
wood in pasture, enough for fuel and
post timber. orchard-apples, peaches.
ETC., also berries and small fruits. Fine
catalpa grove near house. Nice grove
NAPLES around house. All fenced ana
cross fenced. Hog lot and pasture
Three wells in pasture equipped with
windmill and three way pump. On
free rural delivery route. Telephone In
house. To exchange for smaller farm,
well improved, near Marshalltown.
Address L-9, care T.-R.
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago, June IS.
cattle-Estimated receipts tor today.
II, 900; opened weak to 10 cents lower;
heeves, 4.9O@S.20:- stoe,kers and feeders,
2.6O@5.5O; cows and heifers, $50 a
800
sIogs-Estimated receipts for today.
$4,000; opened slow at yesterdays av-
erage: light, 5.3o@5.75; heavy, 5000
5.s21s mixed, 5.35@5.s0; bulk of sales,
5.65@5.75.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today.
10000; opened weak to 10 cents lower;
3.15@5.40; lambs, 4.25@6.40.
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A aRINNELL WEDDING.
Two Members Of Iowa College Alumni
Are Married Wednesday.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, June ia very pretty
home wedding was celebrated at high
noon Wednesday at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Meh-
lin. when their daughter. Ella. was
given in marriage to Prof s. r. Will
Jams, of New York City. Mr.. Will
Jams Is a former Marengo boy, and
was born and reared there. Both
he and his bride are alumni Of Iowa
college, OF this city.
DR.. L. F. Parker, professor emeritus
of mathematics of Iowa College, per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of small number Of guests, largely
relatives. Mr.. Williams graduated
from the college with the class of 'O1
and his bride was a member of '02
Mr. Williams has been occupying for
the past three years the chair OF
physics in Barnard College of Column
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Chicaoo Horse Market.

Chicago, june 1S.--Horses flooded
the market the first half of the week
the receipts for three days totaling
1852 against 1,064 for the same per-
iod last week and 1856 the CORES
ponding dates in 1907. The consign-
ments are characterized by liberal re-
.ceipts of choice draft animals for which
prices bid are the highest Of the year,
but unsatisfactory TO shippers who
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-18
The Day Before.
(FOr COmpa.risOn.)

chicago, June II.
Cattle-Estlinated receipts for today
$4,000: opened weak; 10c lower; beeves
4.s0@S.15; westerners, AIS @675; STOCK
400 % Sis; westerners, ATS a SIS
stockers and feeders, 2.65 $3.50; cows
6.25 $3.50. -
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today.
$4,000; opened sc lower; light, 5.25 q
80; mixed, 5.3o@5.7Tk; heavy, 5.45@
SIS; bulk of sales, 5.60@5.70.
Sheep-Fstimated receipts for today.
10000; opened 10c lower; 3.25@5.50;
lambs, 4.25@6.55; yearlings, 4.S0@
5.65.
Representative Cattle Sales.
Below are given a few of the repre-
sentative cattle sales:
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Suckers and Eeedar..

Slumps in fat steer trade such as
noted in recent days are not conducive
to very free buying of feeding steers.
Feeders who market steers on these
sharp breaks are rarely in mood to
turn around and pay what they con-
slider high figures for feeding cattle.
There has been a pretty good demand
here this week, however, and the adj
vance forced for medium to good feed
ers and stock steers has been pretty
we'll maintained
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-18

Wanted-Tent, 14x18 or larger; sec
ond hand; cash. l.. B. Hanna, Abba,
Iowa
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bia University. New York City. He
has been elected to a similar position
in Oberlin College. Oberlln, o., and
will take his bride to Oberlin to live,
after short honeymoon spent in the
west.
MIR. Williams parents, who were
here for the wedding, celebrated the
forty-second anniversary OF their mar
riage last Monday.
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For Sale = Secondhand baby car
riage in good condition; also go-cart.
Address "S-18," care T.-R.
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Opening Was Active But Elsy
ON Weak Cables and Better
Weather
CORN ACTIVE AND STRONG
Strength Was Due to Lighter Offerings
Today and Demand Which Was
General - Good Demand for Sep
tsmber Oats onIy-Activity in Pro-
visions Market, Which Was Strong.

Chicago, June 18.-Wheat today
opened active and easy, on weak cables
and better weather in the southwest,
but prices advanced on good general
demand, July opened at Ss% QSSA,
sold at Ssh, and advanced to S91a.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ceipts were 246 cars.
The market was nervous all day.
July closed Y lower at Ssh.
Corn.
Corn was active and strong on
lighter offerings and general demand.
July opened at 67ss @6Sh to 6sss. Re
ceipts were 263 cars.
Corn continued to gain strength, and
July closed UP rs @1% at 69A.
Oats.
September oats Were in good demand.
Others were dull. July opened at 44S.
and sold at 447s. Receipts were $50
cars.
Provisions.
Provisions were active and strong.
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NEBRASKA LAND.

Home farms for sale in Saline ana
Fillmore counties, Nebraska. We can
show you the kind OF land In the kind
of country that will appeal to an Iowa
man at from $4,000 to 1880 per acre,
beautiful homes. lots Of fruit. plenty Of
shade and all kinds Of grain and tame
grasses. Write US today for full par-
ticulars and the Land Buyers Guide.
Johnson Land Co.. Dorchester, Ne-
braska
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chiesoo Produce.

Chicago PRODUCE.
Chicago, June IS.
Pork-July, 14.421s.
Lard-July, s.s71s $3.50.
Ribs-July, 797h @S.00.
Rye-Cash, 1909.
Barley-52 @59.
Poultry -Firm; turkeys, IA; chickens
l1@111a springs. 20@25.
Butter Steady; creameries, 1923;
dairies. 17@21
Eggs Steady; 147s.
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Kans.s citv Livs Stock.

kansas City, June 10.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today.
500: active; steers. 5,5o6Ds.00; native
cows and heifers, 325@6.60: stockers
and feeders. 3.50m5.25.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today,
1000; active; heavy, 5.50@5.60: pack
ers and butchers, 5.40@5,55; light. $50
65.45.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today.
no receipts.
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ST. louis livestock.

st. Louis livestock.
st. Louis. June 49,,
Cattle--Estimated receipts for today.
Z, 500; steady; steers, 4.75@s.1O; stock
ers and feeders, SoO@5.O0; cows and
heifers, 3O0@650.
Hogs Estimated receipts for today.
10000; steady; pigs and lights, $3.50
SO: packers. 5.25@5.70: butchers and
best heavy, 5.60@5.75.
Sheep-Es.imatedr receipts for today,
$500; weak and lower; 1850 500;
lambs, 4.25@6.S5.
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COMMERCIAL TEACHERS MEET.
Two Chicago instructors Will Deliver
Addresses at Annual Convention.

Nuu1 SoSSS OF FS''''<'st' @0''
Davenport, June 1S.-The annual
convention of the Central Commercial
Teachers association opened in Dav-
export with over 500 delegates in at
tendance Two Chicago instructors are
on the program, these being c. c.
Claybaugh and Walter L. Reed. The
former will discuss what is the Mat
ter With Our Business Schools?" and
ti,e latter will handle the topic, Bus
mess Practice for Stenographers. /"
Josephine Turck- Baker Of Evanston
win read paper, .tEnglish from Let
ter Writing Base" A feature OF the
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, June 13.
Cattle--Estimated receipts .or today.
1000: is cents lower; slow; steers, 500
m7S5; cows and heifers, 3.0006.40:
stockers and feeders, 3.o0@5.25.
Hogs-Estimated recei,,s for todas.
1880: strong to cents higher; heavy
$50 @5.7o; mixed, 5.52hs @5.571s; light
5.45@5.60.
sheep-Estimated receipts for TODAY.
$500; steady; 4.25@5.50: lambs, 5000
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Wanted-Light work or care OF
children. Address G-16, care T.-R.
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st. Louis Grain.
ST. Louis, June 10.
Wheat-July, ss,s.
Corn July, 50.
4 Oats September. 81.
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For Sale = Good profitable business,
for quick turn $1,000 takes it, half
cash, balance short time, bankable pa
per Address x. T., care Times-Re-
nuhIieanI
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National Leaque,

AT adelphia.-Chicago 8, Phila-
delphia 2.
AT New York-New York "a Gin
cinnati 1-2.
At Boston-Pittsburg 14-4, Boston,
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convention will be, typewriter speed
contest, in which Miss Rose L. Fritz,
worlds expert operator, will be one Of
the contestants.
TIE SPORTS IN BRIEF
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
American Leauue.

AT Chicago--New York 5, Chicago
At Detroit-Detroit 4, Philadelphia 8
AT Cleveland-Clevelan 2, washing
ton 0.
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American Association.
At Toledo-Tole,do l, st. Paul 0.
AT Columbus-Columb /, Min
neapolis (game called in tenth to
allow team to catch a train).
waukee 1.
At indianapolis Indianapolis Z.
Kansas City (ten innings).
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For Sale = ANY one wishing to OBJ
I tain information concerning 100 acres
of valuable Hardin county land adj
yertised at administrators sale, call on
or write me. George Ordway, Marsh
alltoWn. Ia.
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Repudiatsd.
Usher-Brides family, or groom'sA
New Conner Cooking over both)-No4
guilty.
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For Sale One threshing outfit; 20
horse power engine, 36x60 separator. all
in good condition, nearly new. Address,
H-16, care T.-Fl.
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New York. June 1S.-Prime mercan-
tile, 31s "A; sterling, steady, 4.S7.10
on demand; 1880 at sixty days: mon
ey, easy. 11s oily.