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ONE JUROR SECURED.

San Francisco, Aug. 3.-With
Thomas Gainford plumber. tenn
porarily passed as the first juror to
try Patrick Calhoun on a charge or
bribery. the jury box of the county
was exhausted today ana Judge Will
lam p. Lawlor issued summonses for
40 additional talesmen to appear on
Thursday.
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MOoRS DEFEATED.

Madrid. Aug. 3.-Offieiai dispatches
received from Meliila say the Moors
last night attacked a hlockhouse in
course of construction. They were re
pulsed. The Snaniards lost one Off
Ger killed and Ia men wounded
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BANKER A SUICIDE.

Oakland. Cal. Aug. 3--0rmel Rugg,
formerly a banker connected with in
stitutions in Oakland. San Francisco
and Los Angeles. committed suicide to-
day by shooting himself during a fit
of temporary insanity.
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MANY KILLED IN SPAIN.

Hendaye. France. Aug. ga copy nj
FL Monde. a newspaper of Madrid. re
eeived here today places the number
of killed al Barcelona during the riat-
ing al last week at e,o00 and the
wounded at $500
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PEARY RELIEF EXPEDITION.

St. Johns. \. f. Aug. 3.-The Peary
Relief expedition left this afternoon
on the schooner Jeanne. The vessel is
bound for Etah. Greenland. to secure
any dispatches that may have been
left there by the Arctic explorer and
visions.
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PETITION THE coRTEs.

Lisbon. Aug. S.-Free thinkers from
all political parties in Portugal. repre-
scented by a liberal committee today,
presented To the cortes a petition for
the suppression of the religious orders
in Portugal and the abrogation of the
existing laws against freedom of con-
science.
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WEIGH & Harrington
STOCKHOLDERS
is Higgins Avenue


Gives prompt and positive relief in
every case Sold by druggists: price.
sl.aa- Trial package by mail. 10 cents.
Williams Mfg. CO. Props. cleye-
land. -, For sale By Missaula Drug
Co. wholesale ana rstai. Aisaaula.
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BARCELONA QUIET.

Barcelona. Aug. 3.-The normal life
of Barcelona continues today. Com
mnnicatian with outside points by
water and rail has been re- established
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WRIGHT AT HOME.

Dayton. btfip, Aug Wilbur Wright
arrived home from Washington today.
orsitle and Wilbur are already busy
in their shop They will remain in
Dayton about two weeks
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OROETHY ALABAMA.

Montgomery. Ala, Aus. , The Car
michael bill for statewide prohibit
ton vas passed by the house today
by vote of rs To To-
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Lale Hot Springs stage. leaving Lolo
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. Fare.
s. each way. Connects with train
morning agi essnlnS
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SULLIVAN EXPLAINS
RECENT DEFEAT
MONTANA JACK" TELLS OF
TRAINING IN SEA AND ITS
BAD CONSEQUENCES.

Looking fit as n fiddle and conf
dent that he will show the pugilistic
world a few things. Montana Jack"
Sullivan. the electrician boxer who
recently lost a decision to Tony Ca
poni. in Butte spent yesterday in Mis-
soula. Sullivan has a good many
friends here and it kept him busy
renewing old acquaintance. He has
just finished a trip through the yell
lowstone park, and after spending a
few days in Butte and Anaconda, viii
again return to the coast to prepare
himself for a return match with Ca
poni, whom he is confident he can de-
feat.
After the splendid showing Sullivan
made on the coast last winter his
reversal of form in the Caponi match
was a great surprise. even to himself
and he feels keenly the setback 1t has
given his heretofore rapid advance in
the fight game. In explaining his poor
showing. Sullivan said:
Wasn't Fright"
Il wasn't myself at all the night |
fought Caponi in Butte. Why,
could hardly lift my arms to protect
myself. let alone land a solid punch
After the first round | knew that
something was wrong but l couldn't
imagine what had happened. Ny
arms were all to the bad, but my
legs were all right and / mana ed
to stall Tony off for the remainder of
the fight. At that / believe | had
him in bad way in the fourth but
! couldn't straighten my arm to land
the knockout. His punches never even
stung me, If I had been right,
would have got him easy.
1T made me feel pretty tough to
fall down that way before my home
people and after the sendoff I got
from the coast especially after | beat
Jim Flynn in Los Angeles. After that
fight | let down somewhat on my
training and my brother and two or
three other fellows and myself took
cottage at Venice. We We're in the
habit of taking a long swim every day
and ] learned to use the overland
stroke. When the offer came to meet
caponi i'm Butte. I accepted thinking
that il would De q good chance to
show my friends how I had improved.
I came straight to Butte from the
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OAK RIDGE.

Oak Ridge-Chas. Citizens returned
nome Saturday night from trip In
North Dakota.
Miss Mabal Cooper of Douds- Leando
returned home Monday after visiting
several days with relatives in this VI
entity.
Chas, Widger, who has been quite
i'll is reported better.
Miss Mary Blitz visited over SIM
day with her cousin. Miss Katherine
Roland
Miss Lizzie IIenston visited A few
Gays last week with Mrs Hettie Coop
er.
Harry Herman is home suffering
with an attack of appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mundt arc Wis
itini- at tho VIM. Martschins home.
Mrs. Dan Johnson and Mrs. Eva
Stevens visited Friday with their
father George Hills.
Mrs. Yeager is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. Nan Welsh spent Wednesday
wit! her daughter Mrs. Winnie Rusch.
Mrs. Effie Thompson visited Wed
nesday at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. George Herman.
Misses Mary Blitz and Delta Wids er
visited Sunday with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Cooper
Mrs. Pearl Baker spent Sunday with
Mrs. Chcs. IIarter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McEree and
John Peck visited Sunday at the Ira
Welsh homo.
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FARMlNeToN.

Pennington. --Massasoit Tribe I'M
proved Order of Red Men observed
Sunday as Memorial day and about
sixty members marched to the Gene
terry at 2 o'clock where the graves of
Albert Noske. G.. A.. Scott and e. B.
Scott were covered with flowers. Hon.
S. e. Irish of Keosauqua delivered a
most excellent address.
Mrs. Jennie Clark of Chicago arriv.
ed Monday for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Boiler and chill
dren of New Mexico arrived Monday
evening for an extended visit at the
home of T. B. Boiler and family
Everett Townsend and Harry Mas
tiers returned Saturday from Hansford,
Texas.
Mrs, A. t. S. owen and daughter,
Dorothy left Tuesday morning for a
visit with relatives in Kansas City.
Mrs. Halfman Of Franklin and Mrs.
Miller and children of Coppack are
guests at the home of Louis Halfman
and wife.
Mrs. Ida Smith of Milton arrived
Monday to be present at the funeral
services of her aunt, the late Mrs. S.
F. Modisett.
B. F. Ketcham was an Ottumwa
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Lolita Perry returned Saturday
from Grafton. N. D., where she he's
been supervisor of drawing in the
public schools in that city.
Chapter o, P. E. O. enjoyed social
evening Monday night at the home Of
Mrs. A. l.. s. Owen. An interesting
review of "Maurine" by Ella Wheeler
Wilcox was read by Mrs. Owen, ana
roll call was responded to by quotl
lions from the same author. The din
ing table was beautifully decorated
with daisies, yellow and white honey
suckle and syringas. Strawberries
angel food, cake and coffee were
served.
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BlRMlN CHAM.

Birningham-Mrs e. H. Alton spent
Saturday in Hillsboro with her par
ents.
H w. ogilbee returned to FIT. Madi-
son last week after visiting here with
friends the past month.
Mrs. Ebert took her Sunday
school class on picnic to the woods
near Lick Creek near DR.. Bauman's
Tuesday.
J. W. Hope of Garden City, Kansas,
visiting the formers parents Mr.. and
j. S. Hope.
Mrs c. A. Murphy and little son are
visiting the fomer's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Goodson.
Ross Campton of Ohio. is visiting
hi sister Mrs. A. Glotfelty, whom he
has not seen for thirty years.
Harry Anderson of Eldon Is visiting
his parent Mr.. and Mrs. Foster An
derson east OF town.
Miss Grace Allen who has been at
tending Drake university the past
winter returned home last week.
A small child of Mrs. A. I. Bailey,
east of town was severely scalded on
Saturday by falling in vessel of hot
water. One arm and side was severe
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SEYMOUR.

Seymour-JameS Morrison, who has
been attending college at Iowa City is
home for the summer vacation
Miss Nora Walker Of Centerville has
been visiting the John Squire family.
Miss Alma Stages went to Norton
vile, Kansas, the first Of the week to
visit relatives.
Miss Regina McMasters of Danville,
ILL.,. is visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Y. T. McMasters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. Phillips returned
Wednesday from a six weeks visit
with relatives in Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois.
Merton Brooks of Longton, Kansas
returned home this week.
VIM. Smith returned home Wednes-
day from Chicago, where he has been
visiting his grandmother and other
Several Seymour Woodmen went to
Promise CITY Sunday, to attend the
fraternial order memorial exercises.
County Attorney X. E. Sallman was
IN this city on business Wednesday,
W. H. Wright returned Wednesday
from visit with his daughter Mrs.
w. N. Butler and family at Indianola.
Hubert Banning left Wednesday for
Des Moines, where he expects to get
work.
Lee Armstrong returned the first Of
the week from Texas, where he has
peen WORKING Tor the past few months.
e. A. Stegall was business visitoi
in Seymour Monday
| Mrs. P. ]. yollmar of Corydon, was
| in Seymour Tuesday visiting Mrs.
| VIM Ceramic
| Rev. Chas. r. Bair has been APP
pointed to take the place Of Rev. A. B.
| Whitn1er who is to move with his fam
lily to New Dalls S. D. Mr.. Bair will
preach his first sermon the first Sun
day in July.
Seymour will not celebrate this
Fourth.
Mrs. G. M. Ruby returned Tuesday
1 from a visit with relatives at Udell.
Carl and Will Butler have been Wis
iting relatives and friends in this
city.
| Mrs. F. B. Frameway and colett AL
lison are visiting in Des Moines this
week with Mrs. A. ]. Hughes.
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MRS. J. c. CAvINESs OF PACK
WOOD DIED SUDDENLY

Packwood. This community is
shrouded In gloom caused by the IN
timely death Of Mrs ]. o. Caviness,
who passed away Tuesday morning
after few hours of great suffering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caviness have made
this place their home since their mar
riage about ten years ago. Deceased
was a lovely, gracious woman. an af-
fectionate wife, kind neighbor and
trusting friend. who will be sadly miss
ed in her home and social circles. The
bereaved husband is Frustrated with
grief. Short funeral services were
held at the home Wednesday after
noon, after which the remains were
taken to Brighton to the home of her
mother. Mrs. Minerva Werdner, where
1t will rest until today when another
service will be held and her old
friends and schoolmates given a
chance to look once more upon one
they loved She will be laid to rest
beside kindred gone before.
Mrs. Embree Answers Final Summons.
Mrs. En1breei the aged mother of
John Embree, died very suddenly at
the home of her son, Tuesday morn
ing. Ripe in years she was ready for
the change, but grandmother is always
dear and sadly will she be missed.
The remains were taken to Washing.
ton for interment.
Miss Marie Jones of Batavia, is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. William Kenyon.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Omer Ruggles stepped on nail a few
days ago, since when tetamus has de-
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y burned, but no serious results are

ly burned, but no serious results are
anticipated.
Mrs. Van Buskirk and son Maxwell
of Fremont, Iowa, are visiting C. s.
Roberts and family north Of town
Sam Arbaugh took five to Ottuniwa
Sunday in his new automobile to wit
ness the league ball game.
Charles Deahl and wife OF Kansas
City, Mo-, are visiting here with the
formers parents.
Frank and Grace Boies, who have
heen attending Parsons college the
summer vacation.
There was fine game Of baseball
on the grounds at this place Saturday
afternoon between the Birmingham
anl Utica clubs.
Mrs. Gordon of Detroit. Mich. who
has been assisting her mother Mrs.
Houston in the care of her grandmoth-
er for several weeks. left for her home
in Detroit, last Wednesday evening.
Her grandmother is still quite Ill.
Mrs. D. A. Miller and daughter Eth
ell went to West Branch, Ia, Friday to
visit relatives.
John and r. r. Harper OF Fairfield
visited the first of the week at tho
home OF f. A. Sherman
Mrs. j. w. Young and two sons re-
turned home Saturday after several
weeks visit with relatives at 5 Des
Aroines.
Miss Belle Enlow returned home last
week from Pomona. Kansas, where
she has been visiting several months
with her mother Mrs. VIII Enlow
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veloped and grave doubts are ente..-
tanned of the recovery of the boy.
John Stewart, one Of the popular
citizens here, has been quite sick for
two weeks, but appears to be on the
road to recovery now
Mrs. F. G. Woolums received a Sc.
we're fall Saturday in which one knee
appears to be badly injured.
A fatal epidemic disease has at.
tackled the feline race here and Meth.
er pampered $50 pets nor poor mis-
cradle tramp cats are exempt.
Mrs. Ruth Myers and children are
visiting Mrs. Myers son near Brook,
vile.
j. S. Loughary and daughter, Mrs
Anna Loughary attended camp meet
ing at Oskaloosa last week.
The holiness church are preparing
to hold another tabernacle meeting
here this summer.
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BRoWN-WARRloR WEDDING AT
+ BRiDGEWATER, HOME OF BRIDE

Charlton - Harold j. Brown of this
city and Miss Mae Warrior of Bridge
water, were united in marriage at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Warrior, in Bridgewater,
on Wednesday noon, June Is, 1903.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Zimmerle, pastor of the M. E. church,
in the presence of about forty rela-
tives and friends. The bridal party
stood on the front porch while the
ceremony was performed. The bride
was attired in dainty and becoming
gown of white null At the conclusion
of the ceremony an elegant dinner was
served at one large table, which was
spread in the yard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown arrived in this city yesterday
and have gone to housekeeping in
cottage on Twelfth street. The groom
has been employed with Mccullough
& Co. as salesman for some time and
is an exemplary young man. The bride
has been engaged as a teacher in the
public schools at Bridgewater for the
past few years and is a young lady
possessing many lovable qualities.
Many friends will wish them a long,
happy and prosperous welded life.
Mrs. L. M r. Cow pleasantly enter
tanned the members of the Thimble
club Wednesday afternoon, compli-
mentary to Mrs. V. S. Winslow of OF
tumwa, who has been spending the
week with her numerous friends here.
County Clerk Collins yesterday is
sued marriage license to l.. j.
Boozell of Russell, and Mrs. Lettie Sa-
bin of Wright county.
Miss Cora Rowe, who has charge of
the millinery department in store at
Hammond, Ind, is here for months
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Temp Rove.
Mrs. Elsie Newell and Miss Daisy
Throckmorton have gone to Cedar
Falls to attend the summer school at
| the State Normal college.
Mrs. Mile Stanley is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Lucy AL
baugh, and the latter's little grandson,
Thos. Bradf1eld of Leon.
| A. o. Palmer of Burlington, VT, a
former well known Charlton resident,
| is here for few days visit with rela-
tives and old friends.
Mrs. Roy Hatcher has returned from
a two weeks visit in st. Joe with her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Watsabough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brennaman of
English township, arerejoicing over
the advent of son at their home on
Wednesday, June 16, 1909.
Miss Emma Pierson of Villisca Wis
tied in Charlton yesterday with Miss
Marie Swanson, while on her way to
Red Wing, MINI.
Mrs. Edwin Lisle and children of
Clarinda, visited in. this city yesterday
with her sister, Mrs. julius Crane,
while en- route home from a visit in
Mt. Pleasant.
Sheriff Lyman and deputy, Delman
Threlkeld, drove to Lucas Wednesday
and seized nine barrels of beer which
were at the freight depot there.
Miss Nellie Fields of Minneapolis is
visiting in this city with her sister,
Mrs. F. L. Robinson.
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Frank Blanchard, / car hogs; Nelson

Frank Blanchard, / car hogs; Nelson
/ car cattle; Nelson Hoskin, l car
shipped into Cantril one car cement
Thursday was the seth birthday Of
Allen Cassidy and number of friends
and relatives gathered at their home
near Cantril to assist his aged wife III
celebrating the event.
William Parks of Mt. Sterling was
the guest of F. w. Imis recently.
Mrs. w. G. Parrot and Mrs. Kirk
patrick, w. s. Manning and Brown
Manning we're In town Tuesday.
DR.. Carpenter ind family returned
Wednesday from visi. in Keokuk.
A. Parsell is suffering from severe
attack Of rheumatism and has been
confined to his bed for the past week.
Rena Smith closed a successful
school at Upton Friday.
Vera Jack, Rena Smith, Ray Cas-
ady and Lillian MCGOWAN are attend
ing normal at Keosauqua.
DR.. G. A. Therme, wife and two
youngest children we're in Keokuk
from Saturday until Thursday.
Married at Bloomfield, Miss Grace
Miller of Cantril to Thomas Rule of
Milton.
Children's day will be observed in
the M. e. church next Sunday evening.
All are invited to attend.
Clara Cunningham of Milton was in
Cantril Sunday night and Monday
morning went to Keosauqua with Can
tril teachers to attend normal
Floyd Stemple of bentonsport is Wis
iting his parents at this place.
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visit to the Kettle River Quarries Co.,
IN and ground st. Paul, MINI. They
went there TO examine the merits Of
concrete block paving. The party con.
sisted OF A. e. Morrison, representing
the company; Mayor Butterfield and
aldermen z. Elliott, Bybee, Troy and
Conrey; Supervisor Allen Anderson. Il.
N. Hays, f. V. Reaver, M. L. Curtis.
editor Of the Express. The company is
manufacturing creosote blocks and are
anxious to secure the contract The
trip embraced Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Des Moines.
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The Young Man of Today
Is He Making the Most
of His Surroundings?

So many young men Of today It hand
letting day after day by and accomplishing nothing Many
and In ordinary position bewas his III luck
and enves his fortunate brother his position
to this envied brother occupied position
time made the opportunities
He learned time went byand position
sented itself prepared to fill 1t and up.
Read the Want Ads today-youns man-you will find
opportunity today day two Keep your
and your better you may In
the Want Columns employer wanting 10
Hi your place.
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HAYESVILLE.

Hayesyille- Fayette Utterback waa
business visitor near Agency last
week.
Will Malcomb opened his meat mar
ket SATURDAY.
Rev. Gardner of Mt. Pleasant filled
Rev. Pettit's appointment here Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mcmillan of Sig
Quincy visited at the home Of Mrs
Mollie Beasley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Iardesty and
son were Ottumwa visitors Monday
Mrs. John Robertson visited in Mar
tinsburg Wednesday.
Mrs Sadie Palmer was Lancaster
caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Porter Of Ottunwa is vis-
iting the parental shively home this
week.
Miss Ruby Hicks Of Hedrick is vis-
iting for few days with her: friends
Myrtle Wisenlan.
Pearl Jones is here from her school
in Sigourney to spend the summer
with her grandparents the A. Bryant
family.
Mrs. Gertie Weller and daughter
Fay Of Sigourney spent last week with
res lives here.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Furnished by Ottumwa Title and Loan

Co. Summers Building. Corner ;.
Court and Second Streets.
r. w. stinebaum and wife to
Ben P. Elliott lot 4 Kramer
add otta 800. -. =. ~. $4,000
and other considerations
". L. Wilson and wife to G. S.
Slater lot 25 and part lot 2s,
Hamilton Chambers and Co.
add otta -. =. ........ $4,000
Hayes Chas. D. and wife to
Daniel w. Matheney lot
blk 10 Smith 4th add otta.. $4,000
r. Hirst. ct al to Albert E.
Hirst, NEA NWA 10 and
Ell SWA sen and part
sen SEX 1s and lot NwA
NEA 10 and part lot 8
NWA NEA 10 70 IA =. -. $4,000
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Knoxville Wants Paved Streets.

Knoxville, June 18.-(Special) =
The city council took definite steps
toward paving by passing a resolution
to pave the square and block in each
direction, making, twelve blocks. The
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Chicago Provision Market.

Chicago, Jun 1s.-The provision
sarket follows:
ork-July-$2057.
Lard-$1i.90@
Ribs-$l.15.
-cash-87 @S9c.
Barley-7sA oslo.
Timothy seed-S3.90.
cash-S10.60.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.

Chicago. June 1S.-Poultry-Mark
teady.
Turkeys-14c.
e,hickers-131ac.
yAnrines-20@25c
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
Mems List,

Ankle Lewis Adams, Frank
Eutton, Geo. w. Bible, F. w.
Coffrin. Nike Collins, S. j.
Camp, Jas. A. Cook, j. j.
Es.inger, Newton. E. Farris, Jos. co
Grear, Acher Kennedy, S. A.
Masters, G. w. Matherly, r. ".
Mason, Mat Rossmyn, Holly
Stunt, Sam
Women's List.
Allen, Irene Brown, Louisa
Couple. Clara Cope, Mrs Cora
Dordy Miss Evalyn Doyle, Miss Bessie
Dinnit. Mrs. Edith May, Ida
Myers, Mrs. Eva Morrow Mrs. LYDIA M.
Moores Mrs. Jno. Matherly Mrs. Grace
Schafee, Mrs. Helen Todd, Sarah E.
!. Utak, Mrs. Otto Vernon, Miss Leila
+. A. Ninoclss, T. M.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.

Chicago. June -Butter-Market
Easy.
Creanlery-22k @2sc.
Dairies-20@24c:
4 Eggs--Market steady.
Receipts-22.000.
At mark, cases included-1shc.
n Firsts-20c.
4 Prime firsts-21 1sc.
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FARM FOR SALE OF l72h ACRES,
~ room house. good barn, granary
chicken house and machine shed.
Good well of water, 20 acres of good
hard wood timber. fenced with five
barb wires, good pasture of 20 acres.
Fifty acres seeded to timothy and
clover on good road and r. T. D.
Four miles to town of Nelson. 125
acres cultivated. Borders on fine
lake. Fish Of all kinds In Douglas
county, MINI. Price $4,000 Moderate
terms. T.. Cady, owner, osakis, Doug
las CO., MINI.
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cANTRIL.

Cantril.- Shipments from Cantril 10
Chicago this week: Austin Eggleston
and Bert Eggleston. car load stock;
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FOR SALE--5oo RHODE ISLAND
Reds. This years hatch, from one
to 4 pounds weight. Choice show
birds. Eggs from matings up to
July list. SIS per 100. Any number at
same price. Mostly single comb
Clements, Main Line Poultry Yards.
Agency, Ia.
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BEST AND CHEAPEST
quarter in Lyman county, near
school, church and town. $4,000. G,
r. Malone, Draper, s. D.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-06-19
T0DAY'S MARKET NEWS
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET.

The following market Is furnished by /.
G. Furman, grain and stock broker
Rooms and 8. Chiffon block New