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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-18

4 NfCAA GANUSs NELSON Grand HOTKS
The premium lists for these two Sec
tions are as follows nd the rules d
entry are also appended.
sho~ foOe.
(Northern sert,or prar,,,,,, r,..A
1gt ond a.
Gehu flint eaoo 10 ~ IL ~
white tglnt s. j ~ ~ ~
Mercer or fr,,,,,a,,,, e.oo 20 ~
Any other fiint ano eoo : ~
ANY pop corn ....... 400 400 10O
Any dent ..-..... :. is 500 200 loo
champion single ear flint, Silver med
a.
southern section Premium List.
LIST End srd
No. = s, W. y - SS.oo wv Sl.OV
49,, 80 = -. S's~ a'vv Ivy
Golden dent aoo az = ~
l. ANY other dent 2oo az IN
ANY flint "a AZ ! ~
Any non sx 2e0 . "a Al
Champion 10 aa~s aant- -.rsala SradsI
Champion single ear dent sglva,,. yo.sSs-
nj.
Omar clasn.
c.rara a,,a~,.,o., a.. 80.
T.ars,a 1919. 49,. -
card = ,,a .,s,s.s - So.
airt -ss,,a1l Io.,t,... - &c.
a .r,at' go 80 80 $500. "a,
added ~ the ,o 49, .,, 49,, ..,' $3.50 az
be given in classes omen to All Noryh
Dakota. producers.
1st 2nd ara
Bundle Alfalfa. 4 to
In. in Ola. $3.50 400 20
Bundle Clover "A 20
in. In dia. 1.5O 100 20
Blue stem Wheat *
bushel . $50 100 10
Fife wheat. " busheI. $50 100 20
Durum wheat,
bushel 10 100 so
Winter wheat "
pusnel ..... loo 100 90
Wliee uats' n ousnei.1 10y Luz 90
oats other than Wnlte,
Dusnel ........... LOO LOO 90
o. HoWed barley
oushei .............. LOO LOO 90
z-roWed barley n
pushels ..... .si.. LOO LOO 80
EInmer OF Speit
pusheis ....,........ 1.5O LOO 30
flax, " bushel ;....... 1.50 LOO 80
Alfalta seed, Y
bushels ............ 1.50 loo l50
Clover seed y bushel. 1.5O LOO 80
Timothy. a bushel.... 1.50 LOO 80
Bronze seed. u bush
els ....,.. g........ 1.50 LOO 80
Whne potatoes, Y
Anv otber ,,aria+,, 80, - 10y A'Oo 'VG
tstoaa ~ h,srsis ,ko ,snnr sn
-. y - 10y AuV %"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-18
Extanaion RulIefin Nc.

1t Is not always an easy matter to
pick out good ear of corn. There
are little things that mean much to the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-18
Month Dakota AppIes Feature.

Not a minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms of GROUP.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse, or
even after the cronpy cough appears,
viii prevent the attack. SOLD by all
dealers
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-18

Mrs EIoIdernlan's millinery store
will be open Monday and Tuesday eve-
nings on account OF ri schIampp'a
beautiful display DC furs at her store.
see I'D on page 10.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-18
Rules.

1. Any resident of the state of North
Dakota may enter exhibits in this
show.
2. All corn must be grown within
the boundary limits of the state and
during the season of 1909.
3. A. collection of ten ears shall con-
stitute an exhibit
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-18

LAST FEARS &OTu SNUW
Was in every way success The one
that will be held this year in Fargo
at the time of the Tri-State Grain
Growers convention gives, this early In
the season, promise of being In every
way much larger, and better Already
a large number of growers from all
parts OF the state, have entered the
lists. The result win be O corn show
that will delight the heart OF any corn
breeder.
Fargo Commercial Club Boosts.
Last year the Commercial club Of the
city Of Fargo made possible the exhibi-
tion held at the time OF the Tri-State
meet. This year 1t has taken the lead
by setting aside $3.50 for premiums,
The IL J. Johnson Land and Cattle
Co, OF Cakes gives SIS; and like
amount Is furnished by the n G. MUIR
ray Land Co, of Hillsboro, the Marsh
all Mccartney Company, Cakes; The
Brown Danslxin Land Co. of Hillsboro;
ID. b. johnson Land Co. Marion: and
the Devils Lake Nursery company Of
Devils Lake.
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Grand champion 10 ears dent or flint
Large loving cup
Grand champion single ear dent or
fiint-Small loving cup.
A grain and seed department win be
added to the corn show and prizes win
be given in classes open to all North
Dakota producers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-30
BUCK W HEAT
CAKES ON menu
WITH ADVENT OF COLD Wealth
Err DELICIOUS BREAKFAST
DIET ARRIVES.

II like my fried chicken and ice
cream sundaes, but oh, you buckwheat
cakes" This expression voices the
sentiment Of ninety-nine per cent OF
the American people who would
rather enjoy stack of buckwheat
cakes swimming in delicious maple
syrup for breakfast than the finest
dish prepared by a French chef.
With the advent Of the cold morn
ings the ever delicious buckwheat
cakes and maple syrup have made
their appearance and they occupy a
prominent place on the menus of the
local restaurants. If you hear the
waiter in the restaurant in loud
stentorian voice yell back to the
kitchen stack of wheat" you will
know that the man next to you has an
appetite for the cakes. That tho
time Of buckwheat cakes has arrived
is further evidenced by the displays in
the windows of the LOG Il merchants
showing large sacks buckwheat
flour and bottles of ma .4e syrup, tell
ing the consumer tina the time has
come.
With the arrival of buckwheat cakes
and maple syrup the house wife is
made glad She knows real we'll that
buckwheat cakes for breakfast will
please her husband and she won't
have to worry over what to get for
breakfast.
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Wednesday 23,s2s, including 2.529 di-
rect TO down town packers.
average price of hogs at Chicago
VOC. against S7.7S Wednesday. s7.73 a
week ago, S577 a year ago and s577
two years ago W
+, Receipts for Oct. 90 are estimated at
2ooo cattle. $4,000 hogs and 10000
sheep, against 1927 cattle. 27.s24 hogs
1908 oe'' oo'
Comblned receipts of hogs at eleven
market Thursday were So, 400, showing
o.4oo increase over a week ago and
oo,oVo decrease compared with a year
aso, when 116,000 arrived. The first
iour days of this week eleven ma rlSets
received 289,000, showing 5000 Increase
compared with a week ago and 1os,-
oo0 decrease compared with cores
pending four days a year ago. Arrivals
at eleven points for 1909 to date at
lS,674,O0o show 3,e96,00o decrease COM
pared with the same period a year ago.
lineage stock yards for 1909 to date
received $685. 900, or 1,01S,Oo0 less than
arrived year ago.
Cnlcaso october hog receipts at the
STOCK yards, not including direct ship
llents to packers outside the wards,
VIII total around 100000 for the entire
month. being the smallest October ar
rivals since 1888, when 3S5,O00 were
49,. ~. LIS iioHIH s arrivals are the
Lnlrd smallest for October in about
Iorty years, being 243,0OO smaller than
october, 1908, and 100000 below the to-
tai Tor October. 1895, says the Formers
and Drovers Journal. Receipts for the
next few months. will undoubtedly fall
considerably below the average of the
past few years. regardless Of what the
price range might be. The general av-
erage price of hogs at Chicago this
month wilpibe around s7.75, the high
est October since 1882, when the aver
age was $500 This months average is
about $1.70 higher than October 1908,
and around SO higher than the general
october average of the past five years.
IN 1909 the average was 81, being next
nlshest October since 1882 In 1905
the October average was s5.1o, while
Tor the same month in 1896 the aver
age price was only s3.25, the lowest on
record for the tenth month of the
year. In Semptember of 1896 the aver
age price was $500, while in Decem-
Der OF 1878 the general average of
prices at Chicago was only $2.75. about
IN. 1aeo lowest on record. In September,
1882. the average was $3.50, the high
est since war times.
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LEGAL.
Proof of Will.

Proof of viii.
State of Iowa. Wapello County, 49,, in
the District Court.
To all Whom 1t may Concern:
Notice is hereby given, that an in
strument in writing, purporting to be
the la1e will and testament of Daniel
O'Brien, deceased, was this day pro-
duced. opened and read by the under
signed. and that have fixed Wednes-
dayday the 18th day of November,
1903, as the day for hearing proof in
relation thereto.
Witness my official signature with
the seal Of said Court hereto affixed,
this 18th day Of October, 1909.
Geo. Phillips, Clerk District Court,
by James Gee, Deputy.
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ALBA.
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Albia-The class of 1911 Of the Albia
nigh school will be entertained this
evening at the w. H. Watson home
Just north of town while the sopho-
mores will while away the hours EN-
1oplng the hospitality of w. III. Trussell
and fairly
IAncenses to wed were granted TO
EdWard Hibbcts. % and Pearl Shap-
nerd, 20. both o. ,Lovilia and to r. E.
ROVE. 23, and Luella Jewell, IL, Abba.
MAYOR Pabst has returned from Dali
las, s. D., where he has been the guest
or MS son-in law, and daughter. DR..
and Mrs. Ralph Castle.
The Sunday school class taught by
Eugene. Miller held their monthly So
clal gathering In the parlor Of the First
Methodist church last night
Iwenty-six teachers took the exam
iration for certificates to teach In
Monroe county at the regular examina-
tlon of teachers last week in the office
OF the county superintendent.
Mrs. w. II. Thomas who lives near
avery, Is suffering from a second
stroke Of paralysis
Mrs. c. f. Moore of Mahaska county
is the guest of her sister County Sup
erintendent Myrta Harlow and also
her parents. who reside a few miles
from Abba.
" II. LaH' Oh chicago was looking
after his interests here this week.
Sheriff w. B. Griffin has returned
from his trip to Anamosa where he
placed Chas. Adams in the peniten-
tiary.
e. J. REM and Miss Jessie Powell
were married Wednesday at the home
OF the groom in Ottumwa. After the
ceremony they couple left for the east
on short wedding trip On their re-
turn they will reside on South Clinton
street. Abba
A proclamation of election has been
ISSUED to the voters Of the city of AL
bia, the election to be held in the city
hall Nov. %. The issue is to determine
whether the corporate limits of the
city of Abba shall be enlarged. An
electors in the district to be annexed
will be entitled to vote.
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ford. visited last Wednesday with Mrs
E. e. Gilyeart. - .
MI. and Mrs. c. w. Crawford. snent
Thursday in Ottumwa.
Merle McLain of Fremont sewed LAST
week for Mrs. G. B. McEwen.
Pearl Gilyeart is reported on the
sick list.
q. p. Gilyeart and daughter Alta
Mrs. H. H. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. David
Cabbler and Mr.. and Mrs. Row 9th.
ems, were shopping in ottumwa sat
urday
The eleven-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Johnson. was buried
Saturday in kirkville. The entire com
munity extends sympathy 10 the
bereaved ones.
Cashie Elliott, is working for chas
Cobbler.
Sunday visitors in this vicinity
were A. f. Harter and daughter
Bertha. at David Cobbler's, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Berkenbine and children at
z. w Crawford's, Arthur MeElroy at
3. E, Gilyeart's and Mr.. and MRS. Burl
Westbay at S. 3. Clark's.
Dorrie Smich of Fremont as working
for e. E Gilyeart
Franc Rhoades took loAd of apples
TO Ottumwa Monday
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ELDoN.


Eldon-Miss Edith Crockett enter
tanned the L.'Rhejeen club to a Hol-
lowe'en masquerade party. Each was
dr essed for the occasion Of the evening.
Some very good makeups were present.
The evening was spent In different
kinds of amusement. Refreshments
were served and all spent an enjoyable
and pleasant evening.
Chas. Abbott goes to Chicago Satur-
day night on business.
Guy Lyons and family of Valley
junction were called here by the death
Of Mrs. Lyons mother Mrs. Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike De Good and
daughter Blanche Lucille went to
Washington to visit friends.
Mrs. Ira Isral entertained the Fort
nightly club Thursday afternoon at
her home on West Church street. Re-
freshments were served.
e. E. Barger returned from. Knox
vile where he has been visiting Mrs
garger's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
osel.
Mrs. S. Ross and son George of Lib
ertyyille spent the day with her par
ents MIR. and Mrs. George Payne.
Misses Lutz. Moore and Stauffer
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HOGS CLOSE WEAK.
Market at Chicago Yesterday Was
Firm to s Cents Higher, But
Gain Mas ost

Stock Yards, Chicago, Oct. 2s.--
Shippers and spectators opened the
market strong to sc higher, but later
the advance was lost and 5000 remain
ed in the pens. Including 7,135 over
from Wednesday,, about $4,000 were on
sale. Receipts We're estimated at IT,
900, including 1000 direct to packers.
Quality was fair, with a larger pro-
portion of good heavy among the ar
rivals. Two loads averaging 297@ $50
lbs sold at IS. Quite a good many 22O@
800 lb averages sold at $7.9o@7.95. Ar
mour's drove, averaging $40 lbs cost
$40, and Swift's mixed, averaging
go lbs, $40. The general average at
$77e stands &c higher than a week ago.
Quotations follow:
Bulk of sales :. :. .s765@7.so
Heavy butchers, 240@3 800 lbs 7s5@8.00
Light butchers, 1so@230 lbs. 775@7.90
Light bacon, 160@190 lbs 1900 .80
Light light, 130@155 lbs 49,. 7.15@7.45
Heavy shipping, 250@3oo lbs 7.s5@s.00
Heavy packing 260@400 lbs 7.60@7.S5
Mixed packing, 200@250 lbs. 7.55@7.s0
Rough heavy packing u. 7.30@7.55
Light mixed. 10000 lbs 7.5O@7.70
Poor to best pigs. 60@135 lbs 5.25@7.35
Governments and boars.. 2.50@4.75
Stays, 80 lbs head dockage s.0o@s.35
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Horse Demand Improves

Stock Yards, Chicago, Oct. 20
While orders for most kinds of horses
ser. more liberal, the rl1ce range was
ur!n, proved. z ade was .a.v activ,.
Ice, coal and lumber companies are
after chunks weighing $500 lbs up, sor
which they paid $165@225. Big draft
ers cleared at s170@25o, bulk $1,000
go Good loggers were obtained at
$115@200. Most cavalry mounts were
secured for the government at $3.50
1h5. Extra good saddlers We're wanted
at $3.50 upward. Most drivers landed
at S15h@225. Receipts the first four
dnys this week totaled 1,149 against l.
los same period last week and 795
corresponding time last year.
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BUXTON.

Buxton-Misses Pearl and Alta
Page of Hamilton were in town on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Black were
Abba shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs. Rily Sullivan and Mrs. Frank
Munsell of Hamilton attended the So
cial meeting of the Aid society Thurs
day afternoon.
The intermediate section of the Ep-
worth league was entertained at the
parsonage Tuesday evening.
Miss Ethel Jones is recovering from
a severe attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Edgar Edwards and children
started Tuesday for Gillette, Wyom-
ing to join her husband who went
some time ago and has secured work
there.
helping her sister and family near
Bussey. who have been sick for sew
eral weeks returned home last week.
Misses Elsie Riley and Rit Marley
spent Sunday with home folks
Mr.. Vangorder who has been teach
ing at the East school building here
moved to Avery where he began work
Miss Maggie Crowell returned to
Lucas Monday after helping Mrs. Dave
Thomas for several weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Reeser is on the sick list
this week.
The Ladies' Aid society will give
Halloween social in the lower room at
the church this evening. Every one is
invited.
Mrs. A. /. Tenant was in Abba on
Tuesday.
Marshal Tharp was elected to take
Mr. Vangorder's place in the school
here.
1. ~ !. > 49, =
r RUSSELL CHAPEL. i
Russell ChapeI-Mrs. a w Craw.
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Chicago Stock Yard Personals.

Stock Yards Chicago, Oct. 29.--To-
bias Wilhelm of Atkins, Ia, was here
Wednesday with a car of steers and
spayed heifers of his own feeding.
Actual receipts here Wednesday:
Cattle, 1914; hogs, 21,299; sheep, &c.
351. Number of carloads: Cattle, s53;
hogs, 272; sheep, 205. Average to car
Lincoln Noble of Noble, Ia, regular
weekly shipper to this market, was
represented Wednesday with a ship
ment of five cars of cattle. Mr. Noble
reports very few cattle on feed in his
section, scarcely any good cattle and
not many hogs.
]. H. Welcher, Adair county, Iowa,
marketed a load of hogs today.
P. z. DEEPENING, from Jasper coun-
ty, Ia, marketed load of hogs yes
terday.
Dave stroh of Reinbeck. Ia, mar
keted yesterday 81 head of 1341-lb
steers at $3.50.
]. D. Robinson of Linn county, Ia,
brought in two cars of steers and spay-
ed heifers.
Albert Baird of Muscatine, Ia, was
on Wednesdays market with twenty
head of 1S17-lb cattle, which sold at
1918.
C. w. Beeby of Charlotte. Ia. mar
keted yesterday 90 head Of 1246-lb
steers at s5.75.
Frank Smith, well known feeder at
Bagley, Iowa, was here yesterday
with the last of his summer feeding
steers averaging 1852 lbs which sold at
sS.4o.
Stock Yard Notes.
Stock Yards, Chica.o. Oct. 20
Actual receipts of hogs at Chicago
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Chicago Grain Market.

follows:
WHEAT--No.. 2 red, s1.12H@1.221h
No, 8 red. $1.16@1.29: No. 2 hard, s1.os
@1.12: No. 8 hard. s1.06@1.1O.
WHEAT-Dec. s1.055s @L05%; high
est, Sl.06B @1.06A; lowest, s1.O5;
closed, $1.05A May. s105aa.
CORN--No. 2. 61Ac.; No. 2 white,
62Nc.i No. 2 yellow, Size; No. 8,
STAG: No. 8 yellow, Size.
CORN-Dec opened sea- @5e1hc /.
highest, $3.50: lowest, 59ssc.; closed.
591sc.; May. size.
oATs-No. 9 white, ss& @4o%c.;
standard. 401a@41Ac.
OATS-Dec. opened. 4oc.; highest,
5ohc.; lowest. 39A @S9Bc.. closed 4Oc;
May, 42$ @421.c.
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RANGE OF LOG PRICES,
Range of hog values at Chicago for
me past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
Chicago Live Stock Market,

Chicago, Oct. o9.-The live stock
market follows:
CATTLE-Market steady: beeves
$S.s0@s.1o; stockers, feeders ss@5.15:
COWS. heifers. s2@5.75: westerners,
S4.25@ $50; receipts. $500.
HOGS-Market strong; receipts. 12-
600: light, s7.25@7s0; mixed, $3.50
L95; heavy. S7.35@SO0: rough, $3.50
LOS; good choice heavy. $7.55@s.00;
bulk sales, s7.70@I9o.
unexplained steady; receipts, TO-
wy ~ natives, S2.5o@4.75; lambs, s4.25@
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Few Eat Sheep Wanted.

Stock Yards Chicago, Oct. 2s.--
There was a small outlet for sheep and
lambs to Killers and while opening
prices held about steady market clos
ed weak. Feeding grades were steady
and as high as any time of week Com
pared with last Friday most fat sheep
and yearlings declined 15@25c. Range
lambs were off 10@15c. while fair to
best natives ruled steady to Csc lower,
with medium kinds off fully soc. Range
ewes sold southwark from $3.50 and
yearlings sold at IS. Feeding ewes
were quoted at SO down, while wethers
ranged at s4@4.25. while only choice
wethers went above $3.50 and yearl-
ings landed at s4.50@5.25. Bucks sold
largely at So. Range lambs made $685.
@6s0 and cohice feeders were secured
at $3.50. Native lambs went at $4@7,
bulk S6m6.75. Quotations follow:
Natives lambs, plain to bests600@ 100
Range lambs. poor to best 6.00D6.S0
Gull lambs. -. ;. :. 49,. 4.00@5.25
Feeding lambs $50. ...... 6.O0@6.65
Wethers, plain to best. 3.S5@460
Yearlings, poor to choice. 4.50@5.5O
Breeding ewes, aged ). -. 3.50@4.65
Ewes. inferior to prime. -. 325@440
Feeding yearlings -. :. -. 4.5004.90
Feeding wethers ;. :. 1855. 3.S564.25
Bucks, stays and Gull sheep 1.75@3.25
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FOR SALE.

MlIssoURI-DENT COUNTY, THE
banner county in the Ozark region
soffers very rare opportunities for the
investor as well as the home seeker,
ana II you are looking for a genuine
bargain either in an improved farra
or a tract of timberland. write ait
once for reliable information. to
Jens Michaelson, Salem, Mo.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-30

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES
acres IN Van Buren, county, Ia; 400
acres in cultivation this year. ball
ance IN pasture and meadow, ~
miles from good railroad town. Good
improvements, farm we'll fenced,
plenty of water. Price $65 per acre.
VIII take small farm or good prop
erty at its actual value. Give full de-
scription In first letter. Will leave
$4,000 In the place. Address Lock
Box 633, Pella, Ia.
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Now York Poultry Market,

New York, Oct 29.--Poultry--Mark
alive. dull. chickens. 131kc.: fowls,
131ac.; turkeys. 12@15c.; dressed mar
ket easy; chickens. broilers, 15@21c.;
fowls, 12h@15c.: spring turkeys, 1870
19c
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TO SELL PIC
ture frames. Biggest money maker
out, with our prices. Big commission.
Sample case and catalogue free. Ad-
dress N. M. Friedman & Co, Nfgs.,
Box oil, Martinsburg, Mo.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following is furnished by I. G
Furman. Grain and Stock Broker.
Rooms and 8, Chiffon Blk. New
telephone 1884.
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WANTED RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
post office clerks carriers. E-sanin-
atoms in Ottumwa Nov. 18th. Prep
aration free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 101 G., Rochester, N. Y.
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CHICAGO Provision Mark.+

Chicago, Oct. 29.-The provision
market follows:
Pork-Oct.-$23.35.
Lard-$12.25.
Ribs-$10.S5.
Rye-cash-T4c.
Barley-52@65c
1'imothy-Oct-S3.75.
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FOR SALE-OR WOULD TRADE
for mules, 10 h. p, boiler and h. p.
engine, both upright. Fist q SIS Con-
dition. John Macdonald.
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Chicago Butter and Edo Market

Chicago Oct. -Butter-Market-.
steady; creameries. 261s @3o1ac.. dair-
les, 24@2Sc.
EGGS-Market strong; receipts A.
300: at mark. cases included, 1sc.;
f1rsts, 25c.; prime firsts, &c.
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FOR SALE--TWo THOROUGHBRED
Shropshire bucks ) years old. D. M.
Sackett, Chillicothe. Ia. Phone Ill.
Munterville No. 3.
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FOR SALE-GooD FARM OF 22o
acres, one mile from town, in Lyon
county, Minnesota. H r. Painter,
Marshall, Mimi
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WANTED.

TO TRADE A BIG STOCK
cow (was fresh last of July) for
Jersey COW, or / will sell both COW
and calf. or COW alone. Chris Lucas,
Route 1, Chillicothe, Ia.
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FARMS FOR SAIE-LYoN CouN.
ty Kansas Best bargains ever
offered, values are rapidly ad
yancing also best ranches In state.
can suit any demand. For tnforrna-
ton write Shawgo Realty Co., EN-
poria. Kansas.
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FOR SALE AT ONCE, i COW. 3
calves, head Of hogs, some farm
implements. Jess Bertrock. Address
Riverview Station.
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Chicago Poultry Market.

Chicago, Oct. 29.-Poultry-Mark
steady; turkeys, 14c.; chickens, 10hc.;
springs, 1114c:
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COAL FOR SALE WE HAVE OPEN
cd new mine Ia miles northeast OF
LIQUIDS. WIN have plenty of good coal
at all times at SC per bu. Siemon
Coal Co.. Douds- Leando, Ia.
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FOR sALE-lso ACRE FARM, 8
miles out, good house. barn, out
buildings, fruit. water, $4,000. Geo.
w. Price, Cuba, Mo.
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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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ST. Louis Grain Market.

ST. Louis Grain Market.
st. Louis. Oct. 2s.-The grain market
fellows:
Wheat Dec-$1.07A.
Corn-58Bc.
Cets-39a4c.