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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27
FAMINGToN.

Farmington.-Mrs William Goodin
and Miss Inez Boice, left Wednesday
afternoon for a visit with friends m
Ottumwa and will go from there to
Des Moines where Miss Inez will join
her father and go with him to NASHUA
to visit her grandfather.
Mrs. Bert Smith and son Of Bona
parte, visited Wednesday with Farm
ington friends.
Mrs. Ezekiel Sturgeon and children,
who have been visiting Mrs. Spur
geon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
Friel, left Tuesday morning for Sey-
mour where they will visit Mrs. Spur
geon's brother and from there will go
to Cashmere, Wash, their new home.
Miss Pauline Wand left Saturday
for Harvey.
Rev. Alfred Trenerry. OF Bonaparte.
was a Pennington visitor on Wednes-
day. jAs.sN
Mrs. John Singleton and daughter.
Margarie, of Silbley, who have been
the guests of relatives for the past
week, returned home Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. A. O. Boyer is visiting III
p. 8. Miller.
Mrs. G. w. Parkins and daughter If
Clearfleld, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Green.
Mrs. Clarence Robb has returned to
her home in FIT. Madison, after visit
with Thos. Robb and wife.
Mrs. A. s. Wright and daughter Miss
Bessie attended the funeral services
over the remains of the late Georgia
Brown at Bopaparte on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs H. e. Folker was an over suns
day visitor with her parents in Nils
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ELDoN.

Eldon.-Miss Ada Ayres is visiting
friends in Centerville.
Ed Shores was in Fairfield Tues
day.
j. H. Sptlive of Keokuk and Emil
Fecht of Ottumwa, We're in Eldon
Wednesday on business.
Frank Pearson returned from Chi
cago Wednesday,
as. Reed went to Omaha and Sioux
City Wednesday.
Van Baldwin and Miss Grace Jordar
were married in Ottumwa Wednes-
day Several friends and relatives
from here attended, the wedding. They
left for Colorado after the ceremony
and will be gone about ten days.
j. G. Schillinger and wife o!
Dalhart, Tex, are visiting friends In
Eldon.
The ex-leaguers of Ottumwa viii
cross bats with the Eldon baseball
team next Sunday This team Is
made up of professional players and a
good game is assured
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27
LAKEWOOD.

Packwood.-F. c. Woolums is build
ing neat cottage on the site of the
house recently destroyed by fire.
]. D. Eiecher has purchased the DR.
Childress property.
The five months old baby of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Pones dide early Mon
day morning.
H. M. Longhary has severe case
Of erysiselas.
Elder C. E. Chambers of .Ottumwa
preached at the Christian churcl,
here Sunday and Sunday night.
Samuel Anderson is improving the
appearance of his house bv coat OF
paint.
William Wells is preparing to built
midern house this summer.
Mrs. j. M. Downey and children re-
turned to her home at Sogiurney Wed
nesday after pleasant visit at aeI
mothers home. Mrs. Saide Ramsy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27

Wheat today, 6: estimated tomor-
row, 8.
Corn today, ss7; estimated tomor-
row, $685.
Oats today, 1875; estimated tomor-
row, TT.
Primaries
Receipts today. 100000; last
year. 46S,0O0
Corn today, 4ss,ooo; last year, GA
Shipments.
600.
Corn today, 100000; last year, l.
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Today's Market News
LOCAL MARKETS.


Rye is selling at $4,000 and corn
is CSC per bushel. Beets are selling,
2 punches for &c. Potatoes, 90c per
bushel and tomatoes TIC per pound.
I'll a. M, June 26).
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following market is furnished by
T. G. F'urman, Grain. and Stock
Broker. room Z, Chiffon block New
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Liverpool Cables.
Wheat unchanged. &
Corn-Unchanged
Closing Wheat $50 Nc higher.
Corn @%c higher.
The Hoo Market.
Receipts today-1S,000.
Estimated tomorrow-15,0 900.
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This market rs furnished by Cassidy 8
Gray, members Chicago Board OF
Trade. Local office. rooms Is and Is
E. e. Voight. resident manager.
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EsTRAYED OR STOLEN.

D--WEDNESDAY MORN
ing, large bay horse from across
Milwaukee round house. Phone,
Old, 221-Y.
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FOR SALE--SEVERA SECOND-
hand separators from $40 to $50.
Jas, II, Shepherd
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FouMDl

FOUND AT OWENBERG'S
bakery. last Saturday, gold trimmed
spectacles Call at bakery and pay
for this ad.
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago. June 26.-Cattle-Market
strong.
Receipts-1,50o.
Beeves-$4.85@S.40
stockers and feeders-s2 .so@5.5o.
Cows and heifers-s2.4o@625.
Observation-Disclosures.
Hogs-Market &C.. lower.
Receipts-22,0 900.
Light-$5.65@6.20.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Heavy-$5.70@6.25.
Rough-$5.70@5.90
Bulk SATISFACTORILY
Sheep-Market weak.
Receipts-6,000.
Matured sheep ss.oo@5.4o.
Enthusiastically.
Yearlings-s4.90@5.6
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FOR SALE-160- ACRES OF CHOICE
land in the Texas Panhandle, 2Ih
miles from railroad miles from
county seat. A bargain If taken ac
once. c. G. Watkins, Cedar Rapids.
Iowa
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TAFTS LIFE AND SPEECHES. Of
fetal edition with chapter by Pres
ident Roosevelt. Only 81. Big terms
to agents. Freight paid. Outfit
ready. Send ten cents postage.
Ziegler Co., 269 Fourth ST., Phila-
delphia.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-BINDER,
good as new. See M. Brooks, r. r.,
No. 6. New phone 31O4-L.
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FOR SALE--A BARGAINS 2O ACRES
: of choice land. in the Texas Pan
handle. This Is a choice piece Of
land and certain to double in price
within the next few years. Write to-
day. Tuttle Land Co. Cedar Rapids.
Iowa.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.

Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago. June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
steady.
Turkeys-14c.
Chickens-101ac.
Springs-20@ 22c.
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FOR SALE-5O ACRES OF MEADOW
Address Dan Eardance 413 Center
avenue. b
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VI

%
July 9Th. $3.50 a. M, the special con-
vention train to Denver and Pueblo for
ladies and gentlemen. We have made
arrangements with Mr.. C. NJ Myers,
In charge of this train. to accommodate
all those wishing to go and see this
beautiful San Luis Valley, irrigated
farms. We have few fine bargains
to sep on this trip, improved with
houses, fenced and Artesian wells,
decided land perpetual water rights, 10
to 100 acres, close to good towns, only
$50 per acre. Easy terms, Crop go
with the land, Don't miss this bar
gain. A delightful trip and low rates.
Round trip, Splits to Pueblo. Write
or call for full particulars.
P. E. JOHNSON & CO.,
Suite 1916 Old Leighton Block, New
Phone 707-I. ottumwa, Iowa.
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FOR SALE--MoWING MACHINE
supplies, sections, sickle guards,
guard plates, etc. most every kind
of machine Phil Coy, Hedrick, In.
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ST. Louis Grain Market
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE

Peoria Grain Market.
Peoria, June 26.-Corn No. 3-69A C
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New York Grain Market.
New York, June -Wheat-July--
94%c.
Corn-7Sc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

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cinnimmt.
Seoenfalls benefit 0ie 8eruiuna
OaB Die mirfliA beoenten0ea 6rauen
0es @riolaes iider iein founen.
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nen OieI 3u geredlt. nm Ua5rem IA.
lent eruite @in0ernine tn ben &eg
az le9eH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
Sin bHbidss @eisaidaftsipieI.

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bel oenen Der SaB ausgeihloiien lit.
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felt Ibrem 9enfbar linfs NIT uuo
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Soufe rideR. nu0 ieoer 0GHgieleno.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
abfaitS.

Bur gsaht lit glatt nm glaii a..
q fallen
@ie fabl itebt Der aaiionieabanm -
Die ieuttea glebel 5raun mo
lUallen,
@eengen MD biz III oen Erauml
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rjnNen
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come giff2
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i'd Hihtl
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IeiHen,
Rod bort BEN Ieeten @ruB nein
G5r
Gel ida. mein Ser, i'd bari
ritt fDeinen,
GaB aeiner a5nt. mas i9 per-
Tor -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

fompromfttffren7" gle natie 0ds emf
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lamb es 6uBerit iGneioig. I'D, lest
peritebe id Sbre Ieste Reoe. Shd.
men sic fih. elmer Gome in oieier
Weiie 81 nnbe 81 treten.~ Gamit
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las 1T ia foTtlihl~ platte or her.
aus. Sic S3ir uor Der Raie 5ugs.
ihmifien. @e'dieht Cir aber gang
reht mein SOhn. @arum faunit In
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aud mebr 8elpeft aebobt.~
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Sn ben SaHoen belt lie slUei glumen.
itrauFe uno EN- @iaet.
s@Ha0i9e 6rou, Der 8ommerIe Ill
oo." itieB re dtbemLos heraus.
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Iih auh b0ber.
limb bic 8llnnen bat CT qebradt.
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oHneren fir oas gudoige 5rdulein.~
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an.
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be getreten lit. Ger iid ihdmen muB
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gcrlu5Dnea.

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am bditeu 000urh ldabel 8ab tie TO-.
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5n nehmeu. &'er ielnen Snn9et
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maden oaB CT e.geHe Sreil0e 0ardt
cnpfiHoet. SdsHerjen 5l il5erIpin.
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@gdlett b%tran3ic1tl Tie mcIiten
taHB cs ans ellener 8eqglemii4feIt.
IS 1T Uel leidter. mittlaaen ais lib
beijHugA 0urd weide irohlidle Nlit
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5iefe 0es fin0lIIW tmer5cs uidt.
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ieren GitidWdHnleH. 10 BADEN ia
ledlt 70 Ial5e ie ms 0ie ahtHng per
tan &noe preoAen mouen. @ir
9dteu a3er 0a3 sgia0 am hodlitggj
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ua0 Die Nr3n erb deR. So miro
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mddiene olutt
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trsa5.ea mu N,ltl iiteH pom Sem
staa3a3 nuaeaaaf1 Der iowuueu.
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iierte Sorle bteg5t a1er 0le. 0ae ma,
rar ~t~attN ft-.ftss rttr ffsN 1nFeNttr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
Sin 5idt,ubaum itsbt siuiaH.

Gin Si6tenb1um Itebt einiam
SIM 9sor0en aui fohlr Sob,
SIN ihldfert; nit weiBer Dede
ltmbiiaen Jpn eis uto Sdnee.
or trdluut ron einer Blaine.
Sic. fern I'm Morgenlan0.
Giniam un0 ihmeigeH0 trauert
aui 6rcnneIioer 6alienDau0.
8einr. Seine
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

Simmei aDoune Seiisteitcn
llu0 ots Seosas ueie Stmersez.
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&o5nen Hur Tn glararb9fz
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IN tu.s zEI-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

@t-a. Ata AAttttA 0AAtAG- ~
del:e er IN itt hiueiu.
@ou lror am .9iel or Iauete ihr
Shirm uuo @onotaihe ans Dem 9tse
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OSLO

Albert Johnson was Volga visitor
Friday.
Louis Sundet hauled hay to Volga
last week
j. Bortnem drove through Oslo last
Friday afternoon.
/ Olger Granum hauled rocks for Au-
gust Mostad last week.
Miss Hannah Hanson called at Lars
Rogholt's last Monday evening
Miss Clara Roghoit spent Saturday
and Sunday with the Misses Refiling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kool and Miss Anna,
attended church at Volga Friday after
noon.
Martin Anderson returned from Chi
cago last Friday, where he spent a
couple weeks, viewing the large build
ings. Good thing you're back, Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Karlstand of
Volga township, gave an elaborate
supper to number of their friends
last Saturday evening. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Magistad,
Louis, Alma, Tilda and Olga Sveen,
Car, Carrie, Minnie and Selma Magi-
stad. After the supper, the evening
was very delightfully."- spent in playing
games until a late hour, when all re-
turned home feeling that they had a
very pleasant time, and thoroughly
convinced that every member Oh the
Karlstad family are royal entertainers.
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1T seems TO me that | did make
some remarks that | never learned II
my mothers knee" returned the other.
laughing And I'm exceedingly
obliged for the invitation, as there
doesn't seem 10 he Il hotel here, and
am but a degree south of starva-
ton"
Red or black" asked the host, with
a quick glance at his guest.
The other caught the allusion. 81
haven't followed the deal" he replied
but III chance ii on the red"
Somehow he felt instantly at home
and at ease; it was quality that Red
Saunders dispersed wherever he went
There YOU are, sir" said Red, for
warding a plate full Of juicy meat
THE ladies will supply the decora-
tons"
ADO you like rice as a vegetable,
sir?' inquired Miss Matte.
mo. he doesn't" interrupted Red.
He likes il as an animal. Never saw
any one who looked less like veg
etable than our friend The young
mans laugh rang out above the 9th
erS.
Poor Miss Matte was confused. ITS
too bad of you. VIII, TO put such a
meaning on my words" she said.
"The strange part of it is spoke
the young man. seeing an opportunity
for joke and to deal courteonsly with
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Red Saunders
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HENRY WALLACE PHILLIPS
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coDxo,cur 1902 nv MCGUIRE PHILLIPS u COMPANY

The whole affair had an al frescn
favor which stoppered convention
The two women visitors pitched in and
had as good Il time as anybody.
In the middle OF the festivities a
young man walked past the front
fence-a stranger evidently. for his
clothes wore the cut of city, and a
cosmopolitan. mp TO date city at that.
He stopped and looked at the house,
hesitatcd a moment and then walked
In, back TO where the folk were eating.
Excuse me-" said he as they looked
up at him, but isn't this Mr.. Demit's
house,
A mOmentary silence followed, as it
was not clear whose turn it was 10
answer. Miss Matte glanced around
and. finding Reds eye on her, replied
mo. sir. Mr.. Dcmits house Is about
Il mile farther up the road
Dear me-" said the young man rue
fully. He was spick and span. IN
telligent looking man, with less OF the
dandy about him than the air of a
man who had never worn anything
but clothes OF the proper trim and
become quite used to II. Nevertheless
the sweat stood ont In drops on hi,
forehead. for Fairlieid'S front street
savored of less moral region than K
really was IN n hroiIing summer dar.
The young man sighed frankly and
wiped his head Wei that's too
bad" lie Sajd I'm Il stranger here
would You kindly tell me where
could get some dinner
whats the matter with that:" In
quired Red. pointing To the roast,
which still preserved an air of fallen
greatness. lie had liked The look Of
the other Instantly.
The stranger looked first at Red and
then at the roast The only thing |
can see the matter with that" he an
swercd, lis that it is a slice too thick"
Keno" cried Red. You get it,
Matte. another plate and weapons To
fit. sit down, sir, and rest your fe-
vered feet. If you don't like walking
any better than | do, you've probably
StrcWn fragments of one of the com
mandmehts all the way from where
the stage dropped you to this apple
tree"