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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-04-17
HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center-Dr. Lamson was
in Ottumwa Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Turner of Bloomfield came in
Monday for visit with her son Har-
very Turner.
Mrs. Roscoe Kelsey Of Rutledge was
In town Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kielkoff were
in Ottumwa Wednesday,
Misses Corda Emery. Iva Lawer, Mr..
and Mrs. Knight We're passengers to
Ottumwa Saturday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Emery
Saturday a daughter.
Misses Mabel and Ethel Emery Wis
tied at Lester Siscos Sunday.
Tony Lowenberg was in Ottumwa
Friday.
Mrs. Joe Hobbs Of this place is very
i'll this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Grove went to
Peoria, ILL.,, Wednesday. called there
bysthe death of Mrs. Crows mother.
Miss Mamie Ragon spent Sunday at
home.
MIR. and Mrs. B. L. Denny spent last
Sunday at Mrs. Wellards. near Dahlo-
mega.
Mrs. Geo. Bender and daughter Leila
were in Ottumwa Friday.
Miss Spier who is teaching school
north of town visited in Ottumwa on
Sunday
Miss Crete Brown, nurse. of ottum-
wa, came in Wednesday to care for
Miss Frand and Miss Lena Emery who
are very Ill.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Berl Drum
mond Sunday son.
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TODAY'S MARKET News
Green PEAS ARE
ON LOCAL MARKET
FRESH sTuFFs FROM THE SOUTH
REPLACE CANNED ARTICLES
ASPARAGUS HERE.

| The house wife's cup is full and run
hing over into dish-pan with joy.
And there is reason plentiful too.
Some new arrivals have come on the
markets in the shape of green peas,
new potatoes and asparagus, and today
1.-THE queen of the pantry can step to
the phone, or if she has no phone, take
#Sa short trip to the grocery and order
n enougn of the new green stuff on the
market to make an extremely palat-
able meal that will please any one.
The potatoes are fairly large in
size They come from Texas and are
selling at a moderate price for this
Etime of the year. The retail price is
~ cents a pound and there is every
indication that they will decrease in
price shortly The green peas come
from Florida and are of excellent
quality, selling at 1917 cents quart.
The peas will undoubtedly find ready
|Ssale as it will be quite treat to get
#fresh peas after deyouring the canned
Il ARTICLE all winter The asparagus is
very nice and is fairly cheap in price,
selling at 121a cents bunch.
Apples are getting scarcer and
q carcer every day, with very little hope
IL new apples for some time. The
resent apples are so high priced that
The average person cannot touch them
aswith thirty foot pole when it comes
to buying them, and even the ultra
4 rich have some difficulty In getting
them with a twenty-three foot pole.
The present price is rs cents a peck,
and it may get worse.
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BoNAPARTE.

Bona parte-The remains Of Corrol
Stewart, who committed suicide Tues
day evening in Des Moines by shoot
ing himself, were brought here We'd
nesday evening for burial. Mr.. Stew
art was % years Of age and was the
youngest son of Mrs. Haviland Stew
art of this place. He was born here
and resided here all his life until
about four years ago, when he went
to Des Moines.
Robert Miller, a farmer living near
town, was taken before the insane
commission at Keosauqua Tuesday and
was later taken to the hospital at Mt.
Pleasant.
Miss Bertha Lackey is visiting with
friends in Keokuk this week.
Mrs. j. w. Miller and daughter of
Milton, were recent guests Of Mrs.
Miller's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Eich.
Miss Trissa Barnell of Centerville,
has been spending few days at the
DR.. r. n. Cresap home.
G. n. Dietz has sold his residence
property in east Bonaparte to Mrs.
Anna Dick of. Memphis, Mo.
Mrs. w. P. Sawdon has been visiting
at FIT Madison.
Mrs. Charles Sanford and children
Of Brereton. ILL.,. are spending the
week with the formers father, w. Z.
Smith.
Mrs. Henry Kraushaar and daugh-
tiers are visiting relatives at Warsaw,
III.
Geo. Denple and sister, Mrs. Lou
Brinkman of Keokuk, were here on
Tuesday attending the funeral of their
uncle, Charles Rigler
Mrs. Asa Steadman aged 5S years,
died at her home here Wednesday
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ELDON.

Eldon-The Fortnightly club were
socially entertained at the home of
Mrs. Chas. Needhan Tuesday after
noon.
Dr.. e. A. schell, president of the /.
w. U. at Mt Pleasant, visited at the
home of Rev.. G. e. Coggshall and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed Moore and
daughter Virginia. returned home
from Des Moines, where they spent the
past three months.
Mrs. e. A. Robinson of Burlington,
visited in ottumwa, then visited a
few days with her sister, Miss LISA
Creighton. returning home Wednesday
evening.
The Maccabees gave social tea at
the K. Of P. hall Wednesday, in honor
OF Mrs. Chas. Weber, who was initiat-
ed. Mrs. Mary Dummter and daugh-
ter Miss Beulah Dummter OF South
Ottumwa were the out-of town guests.
Miss Lottie Hunter Of Fredona, is
visiting at the home of her brother G.
D. Hunter and family.
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DRAkEVlLLE.

Drakeville.--Rev and Mrs. Huff
and children spent Friday night and
Saturday at the Walter Minear home.
Sid Housley and wife of Moberly,
visited last week at the parental ]. w.
Housley home.
Married Sunday, April IL, 1909, Miss
Ruth Coombs of Belknap and George
Johnston from near here. The cere'
mony was performed by Rev. Ferrall
of Bloomfield.
Misses Vera and Irene McIntire
went to their home in Bloomfield last
Saturday, after two weeks visit
with relatives at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Smock spent
Saturday night at the George Monroe
home near Floris, and visited Sun
day at the Frank Findley home in
Floris.
Homer Adams spent Sunday with
Cliff Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mcyey spent
Sunday at the home of their son John
Jim Cox and family spent Sunday
with relatives in the country.
Miss Mae Hartwick began schoo
last Monday at the Ham.
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w. p. BRoDRIck JUSTICE OF
PEACE AT EDDYVILLE

Eddyville-W. P. Broderick has been
appointed justice of the peace in Ed
dyville for Columbia township by the
board of supervisors OF Wapello
county. Mr.. Ryan on being appointed
deputy postmaster resigned from the
office of justice, and Geo. Tennyson,
south of the river, elected, failed to
ton of the citizens here.
Other News.
Mrs. Ed Maloy went to Ottunlwa on
Monday to spend the day with Mrs.
Frank Culbertson
Charles Granneman and Miss Luc-
retia Knox of Ottumwa took supper at
the home of Mrs. Harry Miller Tues
day evening Miss Knox Is a sister
of Mrs. Miller.
George H. Elliott Of Ottumwa spent
Tuesday night with his aprents. His
| father, j. N. Elliott expects to leave
! for the west next week.
Misses Mabel Lusk and Ethel Tall
man came UP from Ottumwa Wednes-
dav evening to take supper with Mr.
and Mrs. William Hankins Miss Lusk
is a niece of Mr. Hankins.
Mrs. VIM. Gunsaulus Of Wright, was
here on her way home from Ottumwa,
to make short call on her friend
Mrs. M W. Barnes, Wednesday.
John Evans and Miss Stat Harding
were married in Oskaloosa Easter
Sunday by Rev. Williams. Both parties
live in Eddyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Swan moved to
Scandal, coal mining town near Des
Mofnes, Thursday. Their car was load
ed and Mrs. Swan left on that day.
They have lon" been resident Of Ed
dyville. and leave many warm friends
here who wish them happiness and
prosperity in their new home. Mr.,
Swan is an underground blacksmith In
the mines.
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FARsoN.

Farson-Earl Beall who is attending
school at Sigourney was home for q
few days visit with his parents last
week.
Jesse Breon who went to Chicago
some time ago for surgical treatment
arrived home Sunday morning.
Rev. T. S. Rice was a Hedrick visit
or Saturday.
Charley Baker and family of Cedar
We're visiting at the Baker home north
of town Sunday.
Mr.. Harper and Jesse Durbin of
Agency spent Sunday with F. Thomp-
son.
Wesley Mefford and family of Mar
tinsburg were visiting at w. Bakers
Sunday.
Mrs. Walker of Batavia is visiting
with her daughter Mrs. Frank McKen-
zie. Mrs. Wallace just returned from
Cherokee county, where she has been
visiting for some time.
Clyde Dickey went to Chicago Sun
day morning with a car load of sheep
Mr.. Dickey also shipped sheep and
hogs to Ottunlwa Saturday. @
Rev. Smith was not able to preach
at Highland Center Sunday on account
of Illness.
Sam Woodruff was an ottumwa Wis
itor Sunday.
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WlLLlAMS BURG.

Wiliamsburg-John Pierce of Des
Moines was visiting at the hone of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pierce on
Monday.
DR.. schnell Of Parnell was up on
Thursday night to attend the lecture
at the opera house.
Miss Sarah Watkins was in town
Saturday visiting with her sisters Mrs.
John R. Evans and Mrs. Dixon Jones.
Leo WEIGH and Thos. Secor of the
North English high school were up
Saturday visiting at the home Of D.
Boyd and forming acquaintance with
the pupils of the high school at this
place.
Gray & Armstead Of Des Moinee
have purchased the e. B. Cronk res
taurant and now have possession.
Peter Simmerman OF Amador was
visiting at the home of his friend J.
H. Hughes Monday
George Rathgen and wife of Sum
ner visited Tuesday at the home of
Otto C. Humm.
Mrs R. E. Watkins and Miss Bessie
Misback are at Marengo this week to
represent the Ladies' Home Missionary
society of the 1st Presbyterian church
at the meeting Of the Iowa City pres
bytry.
Rev. Sherman and j. j. Williams
are at the presbytery meeting this
week.
At meeting of the Congregational
church last Sabbath an unanimous
call was extended to Rev. T. Q. Reese
OF Bristol. England, to become the
pastor.
Mrs. H. E. Blassier of this city, who
holds the position Of Grand Mistress
of Records and Correspondence Of the
order of Pythian Sisters of Iowa, is at
Davenport, West Liberty and other
town on business this week in connec-
ton with the prder.
Albert Humer of York was in Tues
day transacting business.
The Misses Annie Giltins. Margaret
Blythe and Helen Pugh of the S. u. I.
were visiting home folks last week.
Miss Harriet Moon Of st. Cathryne's
school, Davenport, and her brother Ar
mold Of the S. U. l. together with his
friend P. o. Anderson spent their va
cation last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Moon.
Mrs w G. Fletcher Mrs. S. Ballard,
Mrs. G. H. Leasure and Miss Annie
Hall attended Ben Hur'' at Green's
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BABY FOUND IN WATERWoRkS
PLANT; BURIED BY COUNTY

Fairfield-No clue can be found to
the persons who threw the body Of the
baby boy in the waterworks late last
week, and the baby was buried Mon
day at the expense of the county. The
body was washed ashore Saturday A
small piece of muslin was lying near
it when found, but this offered no
trace Of the criminals.
Other Items.
The Ladies' Auxiliary held travel
meeting at the home OF the L. ]. Marcy
on North Main street this afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney addressed the
meeting on Churches and Cathedrals
Of England
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OT'TUMWA COURIER

morning after lingering illness. A
husband and three daughters are lief
to mourn their loss.
Miss Laura Hogan of FIT. Madison
has been making a short visit here
with her mother Mrs. I. ]. Hogan.
Mrs. Kate Bell Of Keokuk visited
relatives here recently.
Miss Edith Newman of Paonia, Col.
has been visiting friends and relative:
in Bonaparte and vicinity.
Miss Edna Corns of Kewanee, Ill, is
home for short visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Corns.
Robert Meek. has returned form 6
business visit to Hansford, Texas.
The J. R. Sherman family have
moved into the S. S. Troutman prop.
erty.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church presented Mrs. Jas
Clark with silver dish as a token Of
their regard. Rev. and Mrs. Clark will
leave for their new home at Bows the
first of Nav.
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BLACkHAWk

Blackhawk.--Miss Lulu Elder re.
turned to her home Saturday, having
spent the past two months with Mrs.
Nora Brown.
Lester Coop was business caller
at Eli Smiths Sunday evening.
S. Hoover and Charlie Brown made
a bushes trip to Unionville Saturday.
There will be services at Pleasant
Hill Saturday night, Sunday and Sun
day night. All are invited to attend.
Miss Belle Elder and Roscoe Owens
attended the wedding of Chas. Eakins
and Miss Lizzie Owens near Ash
Grove Sunday.
Walter Hutch called at the John
Smith home Sunday evening.
T. ]. Morrison and wife spent Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. George
Collins.
Mrs. Eli Smith, Jr., visited recently
with her sister Mrs. John Hopkins.
Joe Kirk called on Frank Lippert
Sunday evening.
Misses Lottie Brown and Birdie
Bean visited over Sunday with Mrs.
L. P. Kinsinger near Bunch.
John Bridgeman passed through
Blackhawk Saturday evening.
Robt Caven was business caller
here Saturday.
Will Coop is on the sick list.
B. e. Coop and wife visited a few
days last week with Mrs. Coop's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Donahue.
G. w. Bean made recent business
trip to Ash Grove.
Glen Burton was caller at this
place Sunday evening.
Emmett Hopkins and wife spent
Sunday with relatives near Bunch.
Alice Barnes Of Ottumwa visited
Sunday with Irma Adams.
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wa were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M.
Biggs Sunday
Dr. spfln1an was up Monday to see
l.. ,Guggerty. a
Mrs. J. B. Stump returned Monday
from visit with her daughter at
Harvey.
Mrs G. N. Butin is In Ottumwa Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. L. Civey.
DR.. D. T. Rambo has purchased a
farm of ISL acres west Of town. known
as the Jim OMalley farm.
The M. e. Sunday school gave an
Easter program at the church Sunday
evening to an appreciative audience
Mrs. Ed Nye spent Tuesday with her
mother Mrs. shas. Allan who Us on the
sick list.
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ALBA.

Albia.-Mr and Mrs. J. J. Weeken
have returned from California, where
they spent the winter.
c. N. Walker has sold his Wal
street meat market to the Abba
Packing Company
Mrs. Sarah Roberts OF Lucas is Wis
iting at the home Of her daughter Mrs
A. Phillips.
Mrs. Fred Townsend has gone tc
Arkansas to visit her mother.
Lutte lambert and wife are the par
ents Of a boy.
In the liquor seizure case transfer
red from Abba to Hooking the jur,
disagreed and the case will be retired
Thursday.
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ThereAre About 7OOOF antilles

READ THE TRl-WEEkLY COURIER. THESE FAMILIES
COULD USE THE WANT ADS OF THE COURIER TO BUY
AND SELL LOTS OF ARTICLES AND PRODUCTS. WE WON.
DER WHY 1T is THAT THEY DO NOT DO 1T MUCH MORE
THAT THEY DO. 1000 FAMILIES MAKE A BIG MARKET
THAT is A GREAT. MANY MORE FAMILIES THAN THERE
ARE IN THE CITY OF oTTuMwA WHAT HAVE you TO
SELL, WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BUY? TELL ABOUT
1T IN A COURIER WANT AID. WRITE YOUR AID, THEN
COUNT THE WORDS AND SEND CENT FOR EACH WORD,
AND THAT FOR TWO INSERTIONS OF THE
AID. FOR iNsTANcE:a A 20 WORD WANT WILL GO IN
THE PAPER TWO TIMES FOR 20 CENTS; THE RATE is
PLAIN. TRYlT
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CHILLICOTHE.

/. chillicothe-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Clark Of Ottumwa and G. M. Clark
and family spent Sunday at the A. w.
Clark home.
Mrs. Ranbo and daughter returned
Tuesday from few days visit in OF
tumwa.
John Mccarty and family of Stock
port were over Sunday visitors with
Fred Hull's.
Ed Peterson has purchased Mrs
Helen Rector's property and is NOV
ing in this week.
Mrs. Rector has moved to the Dick
son property.
Mrs. Dora Patterson and children OF
Osceola are visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Pinegar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reeves OF ottum-
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Chicago Live Stock Markets.

Chicago, April 16.-The live stool
market follows:
Cattle-Market steady.
Receipts-1,0 900.
Beeves-S4.SO@7.00. &
J Texans-S460@5.
Observation-Disclosures.
Stockers; feeders-s3.50@5.6
Cows; heifers-s2.00@6.O0.
Calves-$5. 00@7.00.
Hogs-Market 500 lower,
Receipts-15,Q00.
Light-$6.60@6.75.
Mixed-s6.75@715.
Heavy-S6.75@720.
Rough-s6.75@6.90
Bulk sales-s6.90@710
Sheep-Market steady.
Receipts-6,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lambs-$5.00@S.20.
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w. Lowenberg & Son,
For Real Bargains in Real Estate.

We are over Bremhorst's grocery,
corner Court and Second streets, and
have a large list Of farms and city
property in all parts Of the city. We
have a few very cheap properties
where you can keep chickens and
make little gardef and keep a COW.
We have a nice property on Moore
street we can trade for small farm.
If you want a nice residence worth
the money see us before you contract.
We have a house for rent.
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AGENTS WANTED--IN EVERY
town to sell high grade household
article; something new; no talking
needed; sells on sight; big profits.
Write today for free particulars.
Brown Speciality Co, AIS Z. Wal
nut ST. Kokomo. Ind.
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WsANTED-CATfLE AND HORSES
to pasture for the summer, 200 acres
extra good grass, water year round.
Good wire fence. Rates reasonable.
Contract before filled up Call old
phone 6s-B, or address the follow
ing c. e. Carter, 634 North Jeffer-
son St, City; Jess Johnson, Agency,
Iowa, or S. H. Carter. Agency, r. f.
d. No g.
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WANT good correspondents at ST.
courtney, Delta, Pella, :, Murray and
What Cheer. Write Editorial depart
mant, Ottumwa Courier
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

FOR SALE---EGGS THAT WILL
produce winners for high scoring
pens White rocks, silver Wyan-
dottes, Rose comb, Brown leghorns.
81 to $1.50 for l5. White Film
poultry farm. home of the winners.
]. 7. Perry, Selma, la.
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Chicago Grain Market.

4 Chicago, April 1s.-The grain mar
ket follows:
WHEAT
Observation-Disclosures.
Highest-S127%.
Lowest-1.25k.
Closing-S1.27B.
July-S1.17.
No. 2 red-s1.3sk @142ss.
No. 8 red-$1.S5k Obs.
No 2 hard-s125h@ 132h
No. hard--s1.20@1.2S
CORN
May-opened-ss%@ 6sAc.
Highest-691c.
Lowest-6SHc.
Closing-69% @69Ac.
July-67k @67Fsc.
J, No. 3-6SA @69c.
No. 8 white-70c.
No. yellow-69@69Ac.
OATS
!, May-opened-55B
Highest-55A &c.
) Lowest-55hc.
} Closing-55Sc.
j, July-49Ac.
No. 2 white-56Ac
No. 3 white-54A @55Me
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Chicago Poultry Market.

Chicago, April 16.-Poultry-Marke
Arm
Turkeys-17c.
Chickens-15kc.
Springs-15c.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The following market is furnished by
broker Rooms and s, Chiffon
block New telephone 1874
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FARM RANGE, EXTRA BIG BONE
Blanck Langshan, Rose Comb Rhode
Island Reds, state show winners.
Guaranteed good hatch good stock,
81 and 81 per 16 eggs. Mrs. II. Oster-
foss, Hedrick, Ia
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RETAIL PRICES.
Flour and Feed.

\ Graham flour. per sack. 1900. 30
Corn chops. per cwt ........ $50
shorts, per cwt.....,..-..... 1.b9
Bran. per cwt .i.s501:4e
Pa corn. per bu.. :. ........ 70
:. elled corn. per Eushel...... rs
lay per cwt 5E
straw. per cwt...........,.. G9
ats busl1eI IS
,thtcken feed. ground 20 Tbs. 10
Oyster shell. PEI cwt ... Loo
Clam shell. per cwt......,... GO
Flour. pes sack. .l.2501.7k
&Corn meal. 10 ID. sack. ... -
Il 20 n and oat chops. per cwt.. 100
( OIL meal. per cwt. ~
Fruits.
lemons dozen ......... %
Apples. peck ................. zo@6o
Oranges, per dozen ....... 25@60
Bananas. per dozen. ......-.. 20O2S
Shipped VegetabIcss
Watercress. per bunch.. SOLO
Homo Grown Vegetables.
hadishes. TWO bunches. Is
Celery. buncn .............. 10
Leaf Lettuce, ak 49,. 80. 7h
Cabbage. Id. .
Eaets two punches for. >. Is
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SEWING MACHINES, NEW HOME
$25, former price $35; Domestic s25,
and Eldridge b. $22. Others from $40
up. We are closing out all sewing
machines. Y M. G. A. Plumbing
Shop.
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WANTED

TRY THE PEERLESS SHARPENER
and can opened and be convinced of
its good qualities; great labor saver.
csc; catalogue free. Reldats CO.,
Detroit, Mich.
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New York Butter and Ess Market.

New York, April 16.-Butter-Mal
ket firm; unchanged.
Receipts-3,S00.
Eggs-Market firmb; unchanged.
Receipts-19,000
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FOR sALE-15,ooo ACRES HARD
wood in Missouri. s0,O00,oo feet
Have also rich farm lands. Send for
prices and terms. Address Frederick
p. Tucker, Ali Olive ST.. ST. Louis
Mo
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WANTED TO HIRE--I WANT TO
hire two good men for work on my
farm at Okoboji. la. Wages $50 per
month and board. Prefer one raised
on a farm as the work is general
farm work H. A. Smith, Okoboji, Ia.
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FOR SALE-SINGLE COMB BROWN
Z and single comb white leghorn eggs
for Matching. Geo. H. fuller, Route
No 2, Ottunwa. Iowa. New phone
Hook
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FOR SALE--I HAVE I RECORDER
Angus bulls, one and two years old,
for sale Address VIM. Caylor. Un-s
ionville, la.
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EGGS-FRoM OUR LARGE BRED
to lay, high scoring b. P Rocks.
Either mating 81 per Is. l.. E. Wat
son, Stockport, Ia.
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FOR SALE.

SAN LUIS VALLEY, COLORADO
Home of the famous pea-fed sheep
and hogs. Potato crops net over
500 per acre. Best improved irrigat-
ed land in the west. Write for
booklet and special price list. c. c..
Kerr & Co., Monte Vista. Colo.
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opera house, Cedar Rapids Monday
night.
| Morris Williams of Pilot and w. e.
Thomas were in town Monday and
called at the home of ]. Thomas.
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FOR SALE---CHEAP. IN ANY
amount corrugated iron roofing. OF
tumwn Iron and Metal Co., 200
Church street. Both phones.
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New .York pouI+rv M.rL..

New York Poultry Market.
New York April 16.-Poultry-Mar
ket alive, steady.
Chickens; broilers-25@33c.
Fowls-151A @16hc.
Dressed-Market dull.
Chickens-12c.
Fowls-14@15c.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.

Chicago, April -Butter-Market
steady.
Creameries-22@2 sc.
Dairies-19@25c.
Eggs-Market firm unchanged.
Firsts-201ac.
Prime firsts-211c.
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Peoria Corr

Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria. April 16.--The corn market
follows:
No. 3-6shc.
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LOCAL MARKETS

i 49, ~e->e-a~A%> S>e-e-o->>->-><- Sc
Hogs are Is cents lower today on
the local markets.
I'll a. M, April 15.)
These nr1ces are paid on delivery OF
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st. Louis Grain Market.

st. Louis Grain Market.
st. Louis, April 16.-The rain mar
ket follows:
| Wheat-May-$1.27
I Corn-6s@6Shc.
Oats-54kc.
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AND BREEDERS. l
have three heavy draft stations and
two jacks all registered, Can be
found at my old stand, TX miles
southeast of Agency and Eldon
roads. ]. S. Reno. Agency, Ia.