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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-11-04
kEosAuoUA.
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Keosauqua-A reception was given
by the P. e. Os to the mothers Fri
day afternoon at the beautiful home
of Mrs. S. w. Mannin-. About 100
guests were present. Luncheon was the
climax of the exceedingly pleasant af-
fair. Those who assisted the hostess
were Mrs. VIM. Walker and Miss Phyl-
lis Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Cresswell of OF
tumwa have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Creswell since Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harwood and
little son left on the evening train for
Fairfield to spend Sunday with friends
Miss Myrtle Bennett and cousin
Ralph Bennett were passengers FRI
day evening for Ottumwa to visit rel
atives over Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. Morrison and little
daughter returned Friday morning to
their home at Oxford, Ia, after some
time spent with their narents Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Holbert in this city
Miss Lillian Brown who Is attending
high school here departed Friday for
Wis., with her parents at Liberty
vile.
Mrs. Sam CHANNEL of Douds- Leando
returned Thursday from a visit with
her sister Miss Margaret s.eott of OF
tumwa who is in the hospital at that
place for treatment.
Mrs. Will Watts living north of town
left the first of the week for a bust
ness visit at Monmouth, Ill.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller departed for
her horne at Des Moines Tuesday after
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Situation in Northwest, Where Prices
Drop, Has Its Effects on the
CHICAGO Market.

Chicago. Nov. 3.-Wheat slumped
severely this afternoon owing to the
situation in the northwest where
prices declined to still lower level.
me principal selling pressure was on
december delivery. the price of which
dropped down 21s to S101M@l.O2. The
market follows:
:. WHEAT-Dec. oened, s1.os@1.o4;
highest, S104A; lowest, s1.o1M; closed.
sl;Gl 3 @1.O2; May, s1O2@1,o2N.
NiIEAT-No. 2 red, s1.1s@1.So; NO.
req, Sl.l4@l.1S; No. hard, s1.o5@
Log No 8 hard, s1.o1@1o5.
CoRN-Dec. opened, 5s&c.: highest.
$50; lowest, $3.50; closed 5S1Sc.;
May, 601s 6D6O%c
CoRN-No. 2. 62c.; No. yellow. So
sac. setio"'
o9ATs-Dec.-opened. ss%@ss1sc.;
aasi soH sshc;; lowest sshc.; closed,
OATS-No. white, 39@4oAc.
standard 40A @40hc.
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CATTLE RECEIPTS INCREASED.
Gain of 3,147 in Horses and Mules 70,
October Over Year

Kansas City Nov. 3.-The totalling
OF the receipts Of live stock at the
stock yards for October shows the
past month to have been busy one
there.
Cattle receipts reached 305,e52,
against Zs5,2O5 the same month last
year AN increase Of 20,447.
Hog receipts were 280,166 at the
yards and 1858 to packers direct; to-
tai 318.739. Last year for the same
month the receipts were 876,7s3, but
there We're more hogs in the country
last year.
The number Of sheep receipts for
October 196.197, aaginst 1s6,413 for the
same month last year.
The horse and mule receipts were
6,s7s against 1895 the same month last
year, a gain Of 3,147
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Williams
HORSES AND CATTLE AUCTION
EVERY OTHER FRIDAY
Largest Year Round Horse Market
West of the Mississippi. Send
Word What You Have for Sale.
GOOD SALE.


Sold S2S500 worth of horses at the
Ottumwa sale last Friday and $69,500
worth during the month of October,
which breaks another record for us.
Almost twice as much business as we
ever did before in the same month.
We have now sold at Ottunwa since
January list, s54S,500 worth of horses
against an entire years business in
1908 of $685. 600.
So you see Ottumwa is and has been
year-round market west of the Mis-
sissippi but is still growing-and will
continue to grow.
New dealers are coming to us at al
most every sale. and it Is surprising to
see how far the farmer boys are lead
ing their horses in, in order to get the
benefit of good market, some OF them
coming 25 and 80 miles overland.
Horses were shipped to the follow
ing markets from last Fridays sale:
Buffalo, N. Y, Cincinnati Ohio, Chi
cago, ILL.,, Ephrata. Penn, Coshocton,
Ohio, st. Louis. Mo-. st. Paul and
part loads to various Iowa and Illinois
points.
Our next sale is Friday, Nov. IL and
already | have letters from some new
customers wanting loads. One Colorado
man wants a load of second rate
horses. from LOO to 1900. An Illinois
buyer writes for a load of good mares
from 1900 to 1900 so get busy The
market doesn't start quite so good this
week-buy them lower.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
OttumWa, Iowa.
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BIDWE

i %%-<~-~->-%<-~<-%-e->-e 4,
Bidwell-A cake and pie social will
be given at Center school house on
Friday evening, Nov. II. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Frank Yenger was transacting bust
ness In Blakesburg Wednesday.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Chisman Fri
day evening, Oct. 20. in honor of their
25th wedding anniversary. They were
the recipients of number of beautiful
and useful presents. An eloquent re-
past was served. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
C.. R. Chisman, Albert Anderson,
James Johnston. John Locke, John
Grooms.
Henry Oswald and family, Will
Grooms and family and Miss Mabel
Upp.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston Of
Chillicothe were entertained at James
Johnston's Tuesday.
Miss Romola Chisman, who is teach.
ing at No. 8 school house near Mum
terville, is now at the parental home
enjoying two weeks vacation.
John Keefer and family of South Of
tumwa, accompanied by Miss Vale
Johnston of Indiana, were entertained
Sunday at the Mrs. Catherine John
ston home.
James Johnston is making a brief
visit in Blakesgurg with friends.
Sebastian Yochum has his new barn
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rosecrans
were visiting friends In Ottumwa on
Thursday.
Charley Byrum visited at the paren.
tai home near Blakesburg Friday.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Nov. s.-The live stock
market follows:
CATTLE-Market steady; receipts.
10000; beeves, s3.90@s; stockers,
feeders. s3@5; cows, heifers, s2@5.65:
Westerners. s4.25@7.40.
HOGS-Market five higher. receipts,
$4,000; light, s7.25@7.75: mixed, 1880
7.s5: heavy, s7.3o@s; rough $1,000
$50; good choice heavy, s7.50@s; bulk
sales, $7.70@790.
SHEEP-Market strong to ten high
er; receipts. $4,000; natives, $4,000
Ats; lambs, $450@725
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a six weeks visit with friends in the
country.
Bert Channel of Douds ha; returned
from a 10 days. visit with friends in
Kansas.
Mesdames 5. w. Rowley, Walter
Hickey, Clinton Rowley, ]. Welsh OF
Mt. Sterling and Misses lone Snyder
Edith Saunderson. Mabel Saunderson
Hazel Barker, Eleanor Rowley were
Ottumwa shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. James Bell and little daughter
Mary went to Mt. Zion Saturday to at
tend birthday party. Ne 33sfi
George F. Smith and j. w. Rowley
were III Ottumwa Saturday on bust
ness.
John Mccoy left Saturday morning
for Abba to visit his son over Sun
day.
Misses Alice and Ella Cassidy OF
Bonaparte came up Saturday to spend
the day with friends in Keosauqua.
Elias Hall was in Keosauqua on
business Friday.
Mrs. D. D. Trimble and daughter OF
Seattle, Wash, arrived Monday to WIS.,
it relatives here and at Milton
Mrs. Henry Marriott departed for
Blue Mound Kans., to visit her broth
er Mr.. Bradley.
The funeral Of the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. White was held at
the home Friday afternoon. Interment
In the Purdom cemetery.
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Horse Run Shows Gain.

Stock Yards Chicago, Nov. g.
Horses were marketed more literally
than usual at this time of year, and
Whlie demand was fairly good it was
not broad enough to make an active
deal. and bulk of arrivals moved slow
ly. Receipts the first two days this
week totaled around 500, against 915
same period last week and 2S9 cores
ponding time last year. Any change in
prices was toward a lower level. Draft
ers went at s17o@25o, bulk $1,000 22o.
Big feeders We're less active at $3.50
20. Delivery classes sold at $140@
100. 1t took weighty mules to sell above
5000. Light Southern chunks landed at
S76@125. Saddles and fancy coachers
were quoted upward of 5000.
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BRING EXCELLENT PRICE.
unjonviile Stockman Sells hree
Loads Of Hogs at From
q 40 70 S7.6b.


One of the products that make iowa .,
ramons and Ottumwa at least well
known-there carloads of choice hogs'
we're brought to the local packing
n,ant last night by j. S. Brasfield, the
, ,,arteran stockman from Unionyllle'
Mo. Mr.. Brasfeld is regular , nont
tributer to the hame, bacon anu 10. - -
industry in this section, Gaining az
least once each week with a calso nv, =,
fine hogs for the Morrell concern; ns'
hogs brought last night by MT. 81 as
field averaged 200 pounds IN %eisns
and brought from s7.4o 10 500 Pc Pc
hundred weight. This stockhan . .ha
no trouble finding a market LOT .ne
class of hogs he raises and can s tha
orally bring the top prices LOT 'ne
weight of porkers he sells.
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LEGAL.
Proof Of Will.

State of Iowa, Wapelo County, S.. in
the District Court.
To all whom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given. that an in
strument in writing, purporting to be
the last will and testament of William
H. Felzer was this day produced, OPEN
ed and read by the undersigned, and
that have fixed Saturday the 4th day
of December, 1909. as the day fol
hearing proof in relation thereto.
Witness my official signature with
the seal of said Court hereto affixed
this Bird day of November. 1909.
Geo. Phillips Clerk District Court
by James Gee, deputy.
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STOCKPORT.

+ %e->%<%<>A>-%%-<- d
Stockport-Four car load of stock
was shipped from here Sunday.
J. M. Snider has bought Cav. Men
denall's home in Stockport.
s. 4. Harlaa went to Ottumwa en-
wednesday,.
+. A, Shynas came in Wednesday
lt.rrning With TWO cars OIL nule IS and
hor.;aS from Colorado.
Jesse Knowles sold his farm Of 20
acres for 1851 per acre. This breaks all
former records for prices Of land near
Stockport
Elmer Mort went to Fairfield Tues
day morning.
6. w. Day of Keosauaua was a
business caller here Tuesday of last
week.
c. E. Wise sold his home in Stock
port to E. E. Veatch. Consideration
$4,000. Mr.. Wise contemplates going to
Texas.
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HOGS ALSO DECLINE.
Market Closes 8 to 10 Cents Below
Monday Level; Top Price
Was 49,

Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov. 3.-Gen-
eral ranre of hog sales compared with
Monday were down fully SC; in fact,
the average price at s7.75 showed SC
loss. Compared with best time early
Monday OFFERINGS were down 5@10c.
Trade weakened afte~ opening, but
toned up slightly at the wind-up. Less
than 5000 were reported left unsold
and shippers sent out 1900. Anglo was
out of market entirely. Quality was
poor and good kinds were exceptionally
scarce. Good mixed packing sold
around $40, while s7.75@7.s0 bought
weighty kinds. Butchers landed at
$3.50. Light went largely around $3.50,
although common underweights sold
downward from $3.50. Prime light
shippin1 sold up ward of $40. Select
ed 195@330 lib lots ranged at $1,000
1855. while one choice load averaging
254 lbs made IS. a speculator getting
them. Most stays landed at s8.25@S.50,
with bears at s3.75@4.50 and govern
ments downward from $3.50. Quota
tions follow:
Bulk of sales ;. .S765 @I85
Heavy butchers, 24o@soo lbs 1850 800
Light butchers. 190@230 lbs 7.65@790
Light bacon, 160@190 lbs. 7.45m775
Light light, 130m155 lbs. 720@745
Heavy shipping. 250@30o lbs 7.S50I95
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saturday and sunday with relatives al

lhiS pace.
Mrs. James Drake, Jr, died at her
home Friday night. The funeral was
held in the Catholic church at Melrose
on Sunday and interment took place
in the Catholic cemetery at that place.
Fred Lewis entertained about forty
of his friends at a party at his home
Friday evening.
daughter Ruth returned Saturday from
an extended visit through the west
While there they visited the Yellow
stone Park and the exposition at Seat
tie.
The sympathy of the community
goes out to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Plots in. the loss of their infant baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Crozier returned
Saturday evening from Durango, Colo,
where they have. been visiting their
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Now York Lots.
New York Poultry Market

New York. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
alive, steadier; chickens. 14c.; fowls,
lac: turkeys. 12@15c.; dressed; mar
ket dull: chickens boilers, 15@21c.;
fowls, 12@l4c.,; turkeys, 10000.
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FOR sALE-1s5 ACRES ~
miles from Pennington, Ia. 80 acres
plow land, go timber pasture. Coal
mine on land, mine leased. Good
house OF rooms, 2 barns, chick
en- houses. Q hog sheds, and other
buildings, A large orchard OF all
kinds of fruit. Well and cistern at
house. Spring In pasture. Phone in
house. Price $50 per acre. G. M.
Schooley, Pennington, Ia.
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New York Grain Market.

New York, Nov. s.-The grain mar
ket follows:
Wheat-Dec-$1.10%.
Corn-69kc.
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Russell.


Russell--Mrs. R. B. Casebolt left on
Thursday for Council Bluffs for visit
with relatives.
Carl Wiltsey who is attending the
Commercial college at Charlton spent
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Now York Butter and Edo Market

New York, Nov 3.-Butter-Market
steady, unchanged; receipts, 1920.
EGGS-Market steady; receipts,
14,3Oo.
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ST. Louis Grain Market.

st. Louis, Nov. s.-The grain market
follows:
s1.osz @1.csA.
Corn-57Ac.
Oats-39hc.
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FOR sALE-oN PAYMENTS OR FOR
cash. new room house on North
Green st. l.. M. Bannister. Phone
411-L.
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,n 1ey packing, 26o T4oO lbs 7.55@7.so
p packing. 2o0@25o lbs 7.5o@7.75
7 I.pueh. neayy packing. -. 7.25@I50
nlgnt mixed. 10000 lbs 7.45G7.65
roor TO best pigs. 60@185 lbs 5.5o97.4O
cover governments and boars 2.50@4.75
Ntass, ~ lbs head Gockage 81O1S go
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following is furnished by I. q
Furman, Grain and Stock Bfoker
Rooms and s, Chiffon Blk. New
telephone 1884
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET.

The following market is furnished by
l. y. thurman, grain and stock brok-
er, Rooms and s. Chiffon Rlk. New
phone liza
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RANGE OF HOG PRICES.
Mixed and

Range OF hog values at Chicago for
the past week with comparisons;
Miye6 and Titt%
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RANGE CATTLE LOWER.
Heavy Late Season Supplies Effect
Sharp Price Breskon Chi
cauo Market:

Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov. s.
Western range cattle receipts totaled
1000 out of general Tuesday market
lngs of $4,000, and only scant num-
Der of steers were included These
went at Mondays prices, sales mainly
at s4.50@5.25 for plain and medium
grassers, while decent quality short
fed steers sold at s6.25. these being
best at hand. Range cattle prices
dropped 1O@25c. from best levels the
previous day. bulk of plain and me
dunn classes showing full 25c decline
from last weeks finish. Receipts of
rangers in two days this week totaled
$4,000, an increase of 5000 over a week
ago and 1850 more than came a year
ago. High prices for Westerns OF late
have resulted in renewed roundup ac-
tfvities of range men in efforts to dis
pose of all marketable beeves. Prices
prevailing in the past few weeks have
been highest in many years. Quality
of Tuesday range steer crop was only
fair, bulk Of sales being at $4.75@ $40,
with few lots above 1915, although
choice heavy beeves were still quotable
up to s7.50. Native cows, heifers and
bulls again met weak demand at 10c
last weeks finish. Calves made I'M
\ changed rates, bulk at s7.50@8.25.
Feeding cattle and stockers sold 10c
lower than Monday. Most lots brought
kS3.75@4.65. Prices had the following
Choice to fancy steers s77o@s.oo
Z Medium to good steers ... 6.0O@7.40
Inferior to fair steers =. -. 3.85@5. $50
|, Fat cows and heifers ). ~. 3.35@5 .S5
sCanning cows and heifers 2.00@3.15
Native bulls and stays 2.50m4.50
Feeding cattle, 600@1100 lbs 3.15@5.30
Fair to fancy veal calves. 6.50mS.50
Heavy calves -. 2.50@425
Export steers .... s.75m7.50
Western range steers 49, 4.25@I50
Western range cows and
heifers ~. 3.oo@5.25
Distillery- fed steers -. 6.75@7S0
Mixers and springers. head 27.00 $4,000
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Chicago Provision Mar

Chicago Provision Market.
Chicago, Nov. s.-The provision
market follows:
Pork-Jan-s19.77
Lard-$11.55@11.57k.
Ribs-s10.22
Rye-cash-73k @74c.
: Barley-52@65c
Timothy-Nov.-s3.7
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Chicago Butter and Ed Marke,

Chicago, Nov. 3.-Butter-Market-
steady: creameries, 261z @3OAc.; dair-
les. 24@2sc.
EGGS-Market firm; receipts, $500:
at mark. cases included 1856; firsts
26c.; prime f1rsts, 27c
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B l. A N X e T S

The horse is the most faithful
animal on earth, indispensable for
service to mankind. He helps earn the
living, and should be protected the
same as any member of the family.
DON'T ALLOW HIM TO SILVER
all winter without blanket, when
you can keep him comfortable for the
small expense Of s1.5o. BUY A
BLANKET AT
Ford's Harness Store,
lilo South Market St.
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Sheen and Ian,Ls CT,

Stock Yards, Chica~e Nov. 3.-De-
mand for all classes of sheen and
lambs was liberal and, while sheep
SOLD firm to 10c higher. bulk of lambs
advanced 15@25c. No range lambs were
marketed. Feeding grades held up
well. Quality was ilther poor but sup
ply was below all expectations, and
me main object Of buyers was to get
the stuff. Pens were ennptied at an
early ear y hour: Range wethers sold at SAILS
W4.5o, and fairly good fed Westerns
landed at s4S5. Fed Western yearlings,
avera ging rs lbs sold at s5.s5. Native
ewes sold at s1.50@4.50, bulk around
s4;zo. Wethers landed at s4.60@4.75,
with yearlings at $4.5om5.5o. Bucks
Went downward from 1925 Quite
number nna ,s5 Of lambs reached s7.25, pack
ers and city butchers paying that price.
Other fair to extra clloi kinds made
S6.25mI15, and s5.50@6 secured plain
lots, with culls at .4@.525, bulk up
ward of So. Quotations follow:
Native lamsb. plain to best $6.25@7.25
I.anse lambs poor to best. 6.106 90
Gun lambs ..... ~. -. =. 4.00m5.25
reeding lambs 1850. -. 49,. 6O0@665
Wethers, plain to hest 3.75@4.75
warnings, por to choice 4.5065.S5
Breeding ewes. aged :. 3.5064.75
Ewes. inferior to prime 325@4.4o
Feeding yearlings -. 4.506490
Faedlng Wethers ]. :. 3.70@425
BUCKS stays and Gull sheep 1.50@3.00
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From the Coming Census
Alleged Facts Which May Prove of Inter.
est to the Student-The Want AID
Editor Publishes This for
the Benefit Of the
Census Enufn.
eratOrs.

OF 343
in Kentucky 1916 in Georgia. 7s in other
and the remainder in Manhattan Washington, the New
York Herald Only the 1856 the
number of their organization The $4,000
in s14 various ranging from running
having watched A.. Lincoln split rails.
Three out of every natiyeborn Americans
their ancestry back to the Mayfower three
ScotchIrish extraction.
The common American O'shaughnessy,
After this the following Schwartz
Rosensten Moskatowsky. Bapsa Olesen Hip Lung
mura and Czhchektz Jones ranks 217th in the list
The aggregate wealth of the United $780,
100000, 000,0000 100000
Chat is all the cphers in this more
Ten million employed in the beer spirits $50
tries. Nine million of .hese employed the con
department
Contrary to the general opinion it is discovered TIL
is one American policeman In the United States 1t is
clothes doing duty in the Mohave desert.
The highest mortality found in any class is
bystanders, afnities and boatrockng cut-ups. The
Of life is given to wealthy grandfathers
uar stage favorites.
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FOR SALE-CHICKENS. TELL ME-
what you want. I'VE got them. Write
Elm Poultry Farm, Selma. Ia.
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FOR SALE-MY 146 ACRE STOCK
and grain farm. fenced hog tight.
family orchard, good barn, house in
fair condition. WELL wind mill and
tank. Farm located in Wapello coun-
ty. miles northwest of Batavia and
miles southeast of Bladensburg. IL
miles east of Ottumwa. For quick
sale win sell at bargain. Address
F.. II. Reno, Selma Ia.
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FOR SALE-TWENTY HEAD OF
choice mich cows and milk wagon.
Address NIB. care Courier.
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MILK AND SWEET
cream. best winter market for your
milk and cream. Write for prices.
Graham and Garretson Milk Co. OF
tumwa, Ia.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-Poultry-Market
hrm; turkeys lac; chickens, 11c.;
springs, 12c.
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FOR SALE JERSEY BULLS. ONE
is and the other months old, also
cow, city broke. G. H. Guthrie, near
Kirkville, Ia, Station.
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SIDE LINE

Ralph Williams has charge of the
teaming department. If you want any
heavy hauling done, cars of sand load ;
ed, dirt work done, household goods
moved, light express hauled, cali him
UP at the sale barn. PHONE 3041.
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FOR SALE.

COAL FOR SALE WE HAVE OPEN
cd lew mine 1 " miles northeast OF
Douds. Will have plenty of good coal
at all times at Sc per .bu. Siemon
Coal Co. Douds- Leando, Ia.
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FOR LE-PEDIGREED DURoC
Jersey hogs, both sexes. Ben ID. Ran
del, r. No s.
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FOR BRAND NEW PORT
Huron threshing machine engine.
Also saw mill outfit. Inquire Mrs.
Sarah O'Laughlin. Hedrick, la.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-11-04
LOCAL MARKETS
BIG ADVANCE IN HOGS.

'-o = or. While No. increase 10
Cents. other Changes.
An advance in quotations OF I 70 ?, cent cent
nm hogs from 100 to $50 ana 10 seat
i n,i ease from $50 to 1870, are the mos'
noticeable changes in the maT ao ua,, .p
lay. Wheat has dropped from ~ cea IA
low mark, .a to - s. et the high mark.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A FIVE PASSENGER
Rambler touring car, nearly new. A
bargain. Inquire A.. r. Anderson
Avery, Ia.
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FOR sALE-TWo THOROUGHBRED
Shropshire bucks. ) years old. d. M.
Sackett, Chillicothe. Ia. Phone Ill.
Munterville No. g.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP-N WAGON
tires. iron pipe and iron tanks, stoves,
steel rails. good for buildings, at e.
Sigel's Junk Shop. 512 Il. Main st.
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FOR SALE-THREE ANGUS BULL
calves. Eligible to registry. Good
ones. G. w. Giltner, Agency la.
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Liverpool Gables.
CLosING-Wheat 1a@es lower
corn, " lower.