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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-25
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surviving sons 20 pe-petuate the
Davis name
Let us remember these, her best
beloved ones, in their sorrow.
Each chapter Of the Texas diyi.
sion is requested, upon the occa.
sion of its next meeting, to have
appropriate memorial service with
due mention Of tie life and death OF
Mrs. Hayes, and all other contem.
poray mention o. her fathers life
and sacrifices for his people as may
be thought appropriate. Those of
our chapters who are resting for the
summer will please make this OBJ
servance at thoir first meeting Of
the fall
we must pause i'm our labors, our
pleasures, our duties. To thus mark
the passing Of the one of our mum.
Der who was most intimately
part of our historic ondeavor and
whose death is particularly a great
and deeply felt loss. concluding, as
it does, the family circle, which
for so many years has been deep
seated in the reliable affection Of
the men and women of the south.
Let US, each and all, take appro.
priatet action upon the lamentcd
death Of Mrs. Margaret Howell Da.
Wis Hayes, Daughter of the Con
fedcracy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-25

Several couples spent Friday
night at the Chickasaw Lake. return
ing to town Saturday morning.
Among the visitors TO the club
house We're Mr.. and Mrs. p. c.
Dings, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. German and
Miss Frances German, Mr.. and Mrs
Poland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-25

Circle No. 3 of the Broadway Meth
odist church will meet at four O'Clock
on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. a.
j. Wolverton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-25

The programs have just been Tee
ccivod from Mrs Barry by the pro
gram committee OF the Ladies' OF tnr
Leaf and the task OF assigning the
work will begin at once. The year
book will be- out about the first week
I'm August
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-25

Miss Zoe Mitscher, society editor
of the Times, who has been enjoying
delightful trip through the west
the past two months, is now in Port.
land, from which place she will 10
to Seattle and return by way of
Minneapolis, MINI. where she will
spend some few days with friends.
She Is expected home in the near
future.-Oklahoma City Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-25

Miss Daisy Gray left last night for
short visit TO her mother in Indiana.
She will visit the eastern markets
before returning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-25

On Friday evening at the Elks
hall the Elks gave an informal dance
to the visiting girls which was
largely attended and enjoyed i'm
monsoly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-25

Able was | ere saw Elba.-Na.
poleOn.
The foregoing sentence is spelled
backward and forward the same.
Wonder If there are any other sim
liar?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-09
CHARLTON.

Chariton.-The teachers at the high
school building enjoyed a picnic last
evening at the reservoir.
Orc Roberts of Whitebreast town
ship had the misfortune to get his foot
caught in corn binder yesterday,
MASKING his ankle very badly.
Mrs. Parsons of Fort Scott, Kansas,
has returned home, after an extended
visit with her mother, Mrs. Ellis Lys
man.
The thirty-arst annual symposium
of the Charlton History club was held
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Miss Margaret Mccormick A lunch
con was served and the occasion was
one G. much pleasure.
Mrs. G. w. Pfaff left yesterday for a
visit with friends in st. Joseph, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Carson of Pitts
burg, Pa, have returned home after
a visit with their cousin, Mrs. J. w.
Reese.
Miss Blanche Repp of Abba return.
ed home last evening, after a two
| weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. EN-
DRY Farlin.
Miss Anna Braden left yesterday for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends in Omaha.
| Mrs. Blanche Straley. of Glendale is
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CHICAGO Stock Market Personals.

Henry Bramer of Wyoming, Ia. sold
e0-lb lambs here Wednesday at SIPS.
Gabel Bros. big feeders from Mich
OILS, Iowa, were represented on today S
market with two loads OF cattle.
Shultz Bros. Of zwingle. Iowa, We're
en- Wednesdays market with three
loads Of cattle and one of hogs. The
cattle averaged 1924 lbs and sold at Sc.
Mich Schultz accompanied the ship
nnent. Schultz Bros. are big feeders and
cid time shippers to this market.
c. o. Mcyey. Warren county, Illi-
nois, had load of choice 13S9-lb steers
Of his own feeding on yesterdays
market which sold at $500.
N. G. Sinnott, prominent shipper of
Charlton Ia, had hogs and cattle on
the market yesterday.
Shipments of feeding cattle from
Omaha last month We're nearly 10000
larger than the corresponding month
last year at 6s,700. OF the total Iowa
took 31.5s4. Nebraska 17,246 and Illi-
nois 1885. Illinois Increased 5000
Iowa 1000 and Nebraska 1000 over a
year ago. SHIPMENTS of feeding cattle
from Omaha the first nine months OF
1909 increased nearly $4,000 compared
with year ago. June was the only
month Of the year when there was a
decrease compared with a wear ago.
Actual receipts here Wednesday
Cattle. 1882; hogs, 21.242: sheep, A.
1893 Number Of carloads: Cattle. 743:
hogs, 2s4: sheep. 2o6. Average to car
load: Cattle. %; hogs. II; sheep. 200.
Oscar Cain of Bagley, Iowa, son o!
Edward Cain, who has for quarter o,
q century been known as one of Iowa's
best feeders, sold 80 steers averaging
s1511 lbs at $3.50 yesterday. These
steers came to over $3.50 per head. Mr.
Cain states that they were bought al
feeders" last fall at $500 and have
been fed since January. He says there
has been no frost In their country anG
corn is turning out a prettv good crop
He predicts that feeders will be able tc
bug it under soc.
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FERNS OF sALE.

visiting in this city with her sister.
Mrs. j. C. Karn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Poush of Lincoln
township departed yesterday for a
visit in Omaha with their son, Ed,
and family.
Mrs. L. D. Curtis of Omaha returned
home yesterday, after visit in War
rem township with her grandfather,
Thomas Curtis.
Miss Laura Yocom, whose marriage
occurs soon, was given misceIlan-
eous shower last evening at the home
of Miss Jennie Curtis. The bride-to.
be was presented with beautiful set
of silver knives and forks end other
gifts. Light refreshments were serv-
ed and a general good time was had
Carrie Nation. of national reputa
ton, delivered lecture at the Meth
odist Episcopal church Tuesday even
ing. She attacked both of the lead
/ ing political parties, the Republican in
particular, and the prohibitionists
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NEW RANGE RECORD.
Now Top for Western Steers Reached
When Two Loads Bring Price
>E OF I'm

Stock Yards, Chicago, Oct. s.-Small
supply Of 5000 cattle included 1000
Western rangers. Demand for natives
was again firm, and prices held the
high level established Wednesday.
Quality was palmer, few lots going
above $3.50, while tops made $500
Range cattle sold at 10c advance. A
ne record was established for top
rangers at $3.50, two loads of Montanas
making this price, exceeding by 10c
previous high mark in 1902 Other
rangers brought $685.. Both prime ma
tive and Western steers made new top
prices for the past seven years this
week, natives selling Wednesday UP to
$3.50, within 200 Of the highest figure
paid in the past twenty seven years
Recent price advances for corn belt
steers put the market back on a level
with the high range week ago, while
Western steers in the Thursday trade
showed 15@25c advance on last week
Native butcher stock demand was
again firm. prices holding at strong
basis and 10000 higher than early
this week Bulls were also firm sale
showing 10@15c gain on week ago
Calves were shade higher at the
start, but closed 25c lower. Plain feed
sss and stock steers sold weaker but
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Horse Gossip.

The following dealers and shippers
arrived with consignments Of horses
F. L. Ballinger, Chenoa, ILL.,; Robert
Hayden, Tulds Express company. DR..
Allen and Henry Pioso Chicago; F. M.
Haniey, Rensselaer,. Ind; Jack & Co.,
e. S. Morse and Cozzens Mule com
pany, Chicago; w. H. Baker, Aurora,
H.: J. Sweet, c. Berry, M. Short Dixon
Transfer company and B. Landlove
Chicago; J. Kennedy. Waverly, Iowa
NJ Cohn & Son, Nelson Morris & Co.,
f. e. Goodwin. Abe Klee & Son and
r, Kingman, Chicago.
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Morris Williams
HORSES AND CATTLE AUCTION
EVERY OTHER FRIDAY
Largest Year Round Horse Marka
West Of the Mtssfssippi.' Send
Word What You Have for Sale.
COMMON HORSES LOWER.

The Chicago Drovers' Journal calls
ell common horses. including classes
known as farm horses. S20@25 per
head below last springs prices, and our
dealers should bear in mind If they buy
any of the above class to buy them at
way off, prices.
The two extremes-heavy draft and
feeding horses, and the neat, breedy
southern type-are meeting fairly
brisk demand at about steady prices
while all other classes are lower
And moro than that, ! believe they
will stay lower, at least until spring
demand opens.
Our regular sale is next Friday, Oct
Is and dealers should not fail to sent
me word early as to what they will
have, so ! can wire for more buyers.
NORRIS WILLIAMS,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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DRAKEvILLE.
,A-A-a-o-s-A-o-a-3-a-o-<.e-s-x-e-o-~e . :

Drakeville-Mrs. Nellie Smith who
has spent the summer in California
returned Monday evening.
p. 1. Kinsinger spent the first part
of the week at Bunch helping, invoice
the Reno store which the Kinsinger
Eros. have recently purchased.
Mrs. Mary chatham and son return
ed Monday from West Grove where
they had been visiting,
Elsie Fleming is clerking in the
Goodlander store.
Mrs Newland has returned from a
visit with relatives at Libertyyille.
Milt O'Neal of Lincoln, Neb. is Wis.
iting his sisters, Mrs. d. Jennings an6
w. f. Slagel of this place.
John Malone of Illinois visited at the
home of John Housley last week.
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Most Horses are Dull.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Oct. S.--Al-
though big drafters were firm, all 9TH
or grades of horses were SLOW and dull
but general range OF prices showed lit
tie change. Farm chunks, however
compared with last springs high point
looked s15@25 lower and sales were al
s14o@165. Heavy drafters sold at Sic
@225 that were plain to good. while
choice to fancy lots went upward tc
s275. Big feeders sold downward from
1925. Expressers had to be choice te
sell around 5000. Small southern
chunks went mainly at s75@110. Re-
ceipts the first four days this week
totaled around LOO, against 1,04!
same period the previous week an;
1,270 corresponding time last year.
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Chicago Grain Market

follows:
WHEAT-No. red. sl1sh: No. q
red, slos@116; No. 2 hard, s1.0sm11o;
No. hard. s1O5@108.
Dec. opened s1o1k@1.o1&; highest
SI.oz& lowest, s1.o1R closed. s102A
May. 1899.
coRN-No. 2. so@soAc.: No. 2 vel.
low. 6oA @6o1sc.; No. 8, eo@6oHc.;
NO. 3 white, Sic: No. yellow. s0Nn.
Dec. opened, 57@57Ac.; highest soc;
lowest, $3.50; closed, $3.50; May
oATs-No. 2 white, 4oA @4oAc.
no. white, SSk @SsRc.; standard, a
Dec. opened, SSkc.; highest, sec;
lowest. 381c.; closed. 3SMc.: Nav
41Ac.
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PACKERS POUND HOGS.
Prices Forced to Further Ten Cent
Break; Top Value Reached
Mas S8.Q5,


Stock Yards, Chicago, oct.s.-An-
other loo decline In hogs carried the
average to s7,71, or sec lower than
Monday and 40c lower than week
go. Receipts were stimulated at H.
600, including 1900 direct to Armour
and Anglo American. Enough were
carried over from Wednesda.., to make
10000 in the pens. Trade was slow all
day and 5000 remained in the pens,
including liberal proportion of light
weights in first hands. Shippers for
warded 1900, making total of only
4,400 In four days. Packers were In.
different buyers and trade finished
weak. The three big packing drovers
Of mixed cost s7s1@7.65. Best, 1850
$40 lb shippers reached $8.05. A good
many 140@l80 lb averages sold at
s7.30@7.50. Quotations follow:
Bulk sales $500. $1,000. 90
Heavy butchers. 100000 lbs 7.S0@S.05
Light butchers, 190@230 lbs 7.65@79S
Light bacon, 160@19o lbs. 7.30@77s
Light light, 130@155 lbs 80. 700@7.St
Heavy shipping. 250@30o lbs 7750S.0i
Heavy packing, 260@40 lbs 745@7.Tt
Mixed packing, 200@250 lbs 7S5@7.7t
Rough, heavy packing ..... 720@7.4S
Light mixed 10000 lbs. 7.30@7.6s
Poor to best pigs. 60@135 lbs 5.60@6.9C
Governments and boars -. 2.50@4.7i
Stays, 80 lbs head dockage.. s.o0@s.5s
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Fat Sheep Again Decline.

Stock Yards. Chicago, Oct. S.-There
was not much life to sheep and lamb
trade, and bulk of range sheep and
lambs declined 10c. while native sheep
were off 10@15c and lambs showed 25a
loss. Compared with last Friday, most
sheep were down 25c. Western lambs
off 30@40c and natives anywhere from
zoe to 75c lower. Feeding classes held
about steady throughout the week.
Best range lambs made 81 ard other
good to choice killers went at s6.75@
$50. with plain kinds under $3.50.
Feeders sold largely at ss.5O@s.6O. Ma
tive lambs topped. at $500, but not
many reached $3.50, and a good share
of supply sold at IS, with culls down to
$3.50. Range, wethers sold at $4.30, and
yves at ss.s5@4,10. with yearlings n.y.
ward to $40. Feeding wethers landed
at s4.20@4.30. Native ewes made $40
$50 bulk around S4.25. Most wethers
went under s5, while yearlings sold at
s5.1b@5.3b.. Bucks were secured at So
@350, but it took extra good ones to
make 1925. Quotations follow:
Native lambs plain to bestS8.00M7.0t
Range lambs, poor to best. 6.1bM7.0(
Gull lambs 80. -. -. -. 1000 5.2F
Feeding lambs $500. ~. 600@6.6s
Wethers. plain to best $500. 435@4.8s
Yearlings, poor to choice j. 4.90G5.4 t
Breeding ewes, aged .... 4.00@5.19
Ewes. inferior to prime. -. 3.75@4.6(
Feeding yearlings.. :. 49,. 4.s5@ $40
Feeding wethers . !. ;. 4.0O@4.4t
Bucks, stage and Gull sheep 2.00@4.0(
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Wednesday, October IL
Sale commencing at 1880 o'clock

25 mich cows cattle, 35 mich COWS.
My entire dairy herd, consisting
mostly of high grade Jerseys. some
fresh, some to be fresh soon. All bred
to my thoroughbred Jersey bull, which
will be included in this sale
SHEEP-100 high grade Shropshire
breeding ewes, of which so are year,
lings, balance three and four years
old. These are all well bred
HOGS Brood sows, shoats and one
yearling Duroc Jersey male hog.
HORSES-Six good yearling colts
one two-year-old filly, one six-year-old
sorrel driving horse, one four-year-old
sorrel chunk, one gray horse 10 years
old.
1000 fine seasoned white oak fence
posts Also team of goats and har
ness, all complete. Terms made known
on day of sale.
LUNCH ON GROUNDS.
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chieaoo L-jv. sto.L M.,L..

Chicago, Oct. s.-The live stock mar
ket follows:
CATTLE-Mark strong: receipts,
2,o0o beeves, s4.25@S.s0: Texans, $40
5.2o westerners, s4O0@7.25; stockers.
feeders. s3.10@5.30; cows, heifers,
S2.20@6.00; calves, s70O@9.5O.
HoGS--Market steady; receipts, TO-
eVo; light sI15@7s5: mixed, s7.40@
w; heaVy, S730GS.10: rough, $1,000
80; good choice heavy, s7.5o@S.10;
bulk sales, s7.5o@790.
SHEEP-Market steady; receipts.
IL 900; natives, s2.50@4.9o; lambs
S4.25@7.15.
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FOR SALE--16o ACRES, s MILES
from county seat, railroad town,
$26.25 per acre. Formerly prairie.
now pretty well covered with brush.
Good land; lies well. except % acres
pretty rough. $4,000 can run at s
per cent. Geo. F.. Norman. Newtown.
Missouri.
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s Today's Markets By Wire ),
good to choice grades were free sellers
at firm ratas pricea had the following

good to choice grades were free sellers
at firm rates. Prices had the following
range:
Choice to fancy steers ). $1,000 $50
Medium to good steers -. $3.50 1886
Inferior to fair steers ...... 4.25@6.0o
Fat cows and heifers 49,. $500 els
Canning cows and heifers.s 2.25@ 8.25
Native bulls and stays -. 2.50@4.50
Feeding cattle 5000 1000 lbs $500 $50
Fair to fancy veal calves ). 5000 9.25
Heavy calves :. -. 2.5o@ 4.50
Export steers -. $3.50 7.5o
Western range steers ;. J. 425@ 7.5o
ers 80. -. -. ,...... s,oo@ 5.25
Distillery fed steers $500. e.75m $50
Mixers and springers ). $4,000 1000
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Chicago Butter and Ego Market.

Chicago, Oct. Butter-M Market
steady; creameries, &c.; dairies, 26c
EGGS-M Market steady; receipts, g..
QUO cases; at mark cases included, 1sc.
hrsts. 22c.: prime f1rsts, 24c.
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Chicago Provision Market.

Chicago, Oct. s.-The provision mar
ket follows:
Pork-Jan-$1S.45
Lard-Oct.-S12.1
Ribs-$1140.
-cash-S72@73c.
Barley-49@64c..
Timothy-Otc.-s3.9
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CHICAGO pouI+rv Msrk,

Chicago, Oct. -Poultry--Market-
easy; turkeys, 15@16c. chickens,
12Rc.; springs, 12c.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following is furnished by I. c.
Furman. Grain and Stock Broker.
Rooms and s. Chiffon Biz. New
telephone 1874
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uoos AND WHEAT ADVANCE.

po,kers Over 200 Pounds go 5 Cents
o Higher on Local Mar
lsets. ,a
r.sevv porkers on the wholesale
Mo n rssts today have advanced 5 cents as
the top price being 7:4e. Whe aatat ,uo,
has increased. wax nean nisa ANY paye rails
on the retail markets a'so 40
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PUBLIC SALE.

Having rented my dairy farm, I will
offer at public auction at my farm,
4 miles east of Ottumwa and 8 miles
northwest # Agency, on
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New York Grain Market.

New York, Oct s.The grain market
follows:
Dec.-s1.09%
Corn--69Ac.
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FOR SALE-FTNE BUFF oRPING-
ton cockerels. Mrs. J. f. Clarke, OF
tumwa. Route No. 3. New phone
824-A.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET

me following market is furnished by
l.. G. SGrman, grain and stock brok-
er. Rooms and s. Chilto. Blk. Now
phone 11SI
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FOR SALE CHEAP If TAKEN AT
once-100 acre farm, well improved.
miles south of the city. Address
O-S-A care Courier.
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RANGE OF sioG PRICES.

Range of hog values at Chicago for
me past week with comparisons;
Mixed and Light
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FOR SALE-MY 100 ACRE FARM "
mile south of Excello, Mo-. good inn
provements, lays nice, all in culti-
walton, very desirable farm for
sale cheap. For description and price
write ]. F.. Kennedy, EXcello, Mo.
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FOR SALE-A TEAM, ALSO WAGON
and harness. Louis Clapp, Dahlonega
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AUcTIoNEERING

IF YOU WANT AN EXPERIENCED
stock auctioneer address Ben COT
trell, Hines, Ia.
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FOR SALE HARD COAL BASE
burner in good condition used one
winter. Phone or address c. S. Cole,
Batavia, Ia.
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FOR SALE-UPRIGHT BOILER. ID
h. p; one upright engine. h. Pr
equipped for grinding and cooking.
also heating. John Macdonnell. 10a
Market ST.. Ottumwa.
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Public Sale!

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. M,
the following described property, to-
wit:
9 HEAD OF HORSES,
consisting of five Brood Mares, one
.Gelding, one Yearling Filley two
Sucking Colts.
81 HEAD OF CATTLE.
consisting of eight head of Mich
Cows, one fresh; eight 1-year-old
Steers; two one-yearold Heifers; thir-
teen head Of Spring Calves; "a head
of Sheep.
55 HEAD OF HOGS, All Spring shoats
About thirty acres of Corn in field
about forty tons of Hay in barn and
stack; Is Bushels of Barley.
FARMING UTENSILS.
Three Lumber Wagons, one Spring
Wagon, one Surrey, one Top Buggy,
one Sleigh, on Bob Sled, two sets Of
Work Harness, one set of Single Har-
ness, one Grain Binder, one Gang
Pillow, one Sulky Pillow, one Three Leaf
Harrow, two Cultivators, one Dain
Feed Mill, one Corn Shelter, one Cook
Stove, one Soft Coal Heater. six
Stands Of Bees. Eight dozen Chickens,
and other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit of twelve months will be
given on all sums over $1,000, pur-
chaser giving note with approved Sc
curity, drawing per cent interest
from date; $1,000 and under, cash N
hand. No property to be removed un.
! til terms of sale are complied with.
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Peoria Corn Marke,

Peoria, Oct s.-rhe corn market fol.
lows:
No. s-5sAc.
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Now Work nutter and Eaa Market.

New York Oct. Butter-M Market
steady. unchanged: receipts. $500.
EGGS-Market Arm; unchanged
receipts. 1900,
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FOR SALE-A SPAN OF STANDARD
bred colts coming three and four
years old. also several cows and
heifers. Gil Elm street. Phone 52S-L.
j. r. McCune.
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ST. Louis Grain Market.
st. Louis, Oct. s.--The grain market
'oliows:
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DICKEY COUNTY. N. D.. For SALE
LEO acres, Az miles from Monango,
100 acres under cultivation, all TIL
liable. SIS per acre, half cash. A fine
quarter No trading. Address owner.
John Intlekofer, Algona, la.
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GEO. r. GILTNER, Owner.
Col. Lee Fleener, Auct.
Verdon Reinhard, Clerk.
New York Poultry ....arket.

New York, Oct. S.-Poultry--M Market
alive, dull; chickens, 16c.; fowls, 161ac;
turkeys, 15c.; dressed. market steady;
chickens, 14@1Sc.: fowls, 1872 @16c.
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A DAVIS COUNTY. FARM is GOOD
investment, either for home or in
come Write describing what you
want. G. E. Fry. Bloomfield Ia.
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FOR SALE-12o ACRE FARM NEAR
OttumWa. J, r. McCune.
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FOR SALE-oNE GOOD WORK
horse, 8 years old, weight 1900 lbs.
j. G. Lewis. r. It. D., No. s. New
phone 9S6-V
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FOR SALE.

FARM-oNE HUNDRED AND ONE
acres adjoining the town of Selma
for quick sale, to close an estate;
good improvements also forty five
acres pasture land near it. Address
e. D. Michael, Selma, Ia.
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II Saw It In The
Courier Want Ads

THAT is WHAT WE WANT YOU TO SAY ALL THE TIME
SAY 1T TO ALL. YOU MEET-SAY IT TO YoURsELF-sAY
IT WHILE YOU ARE AWAKE-sAY IT IN YOUR SLEEP
TEACH THE BABY TO SAY:
x. 81 SAW IT IN COURIER WANT ADS
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wANTED-HoRsEs TO WINTER.
Plenty of pasture, hay, grain and
water. Terms reasonable. Old phone
Mendenhall central. r. No. 2. Fred
Golf.