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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
LEETZ LODGE TO HAVE
 4 SOCIAL SESSION

The auxiliary, Lentz lodge No, 84, degree of honor of the A. o. U. w, announce that on Monday, November IS, an open social meeting will be held in the evening at the Red Mems hall on Main street. The feature Of this affair will be an address by Mrs. Lentz, state chief of honor, who will honor the local ladies with her pres ence. Mrs. Lentz's address will be on the fraternal and social member ship in this organization. At this meeting a program consisting of mu- sic, readings and speeches will be rendered, and the affair promises to be a treat to the public. The commit tee on arrangements is composed of Mesdames Thomas Green, Gray and Lamar. The public is cordially in- vited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

Most delightful and enjoyable Was the Halloween party given by Mis-; Dora Waterman, on West Fifth ave me. saturday evening" for the senior class of the Pine Bluff High school and also members of the faculty. The home Was decorated with various kinds o1 choice cut flowers and ap- peared wierd and frightful with Jack oI.anterus and ghosts throughout tue house In the dining room the color scheme, red and yellow was carriel out in tite decoration Of flowers Dur ing the evening the guests &bobbed for apples and enjoyed the amHsin-; ecies Of the fortune teller. Miss Elm ma Dewoody Nt about 10:30 o'clock a delicious luncheon was served, and the guests departed for trip over tha city To make an attack on the homes of the good people. who were slum- bering Miss Waterman was assisted m receiving her guests by Miss EAnm3 Do%6ody Miss Jessie Waterman and Mrs Waterman Those present were Misses Willie Ma~ Toney, Eeinad Byrd, Mary Carmichal, Lucy Greshe am, Jessie Eilbott, Olivia Reynolds ReXie Parker, Fay Bell, of Benton; Dora Waterman, Grace Tankersley Hattie Halsey, Mildred Owens, Mary
 Lee Sallee, Irene Crawford. Elleine Harrison, Ethel Schloss; Jim McLel- Ian, Robert Loving, Cliff Foster. Er- nest Simpson, John Pierce
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
EIGHT PRISONERS
 TAKEN TO FARM

Eight prisoners, recently fined in Magistrate J. 4. FHrazier's court for tres passing, were taken to the coun- y farm last night by Deputy Con- stable Branson- They were turned over to Contractor Auburn to serve out their terms on the Red Leaf plantation. Among them are Tom Brown, Frank Black, NJ. Brown, Hen- " Lewis, w. M Walker, H. Johnson, James Harris, and Albert Polly. Three Of the prisoners were white men
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
COUPLE MET HERE
 AND WERE MARRIED
Little Rock Man and Benton Lad, Wed in County Clerks 0iiicr Pine B!GH Couple Gets License.

:. n. nuapaes t> years old of Lit tIe Rock and Miss Elizabeth Ere mont. t.'. of itantou. Saline county, mel here bN appointmeHt-la last night and wor, married b1 Magistrate l., F. Cheek. The ceremony was pcrformr in the office ot County and Probatz Clerk j. k SbtlhN. where the couple secured q licealse T1. laft IAn cisy il=ee'j l aft~ the #earemony marria2r lieGze e,;e, also iaaucd on Tuesday morning to Miss Ida EveHs and George Monroe. both of this city. Mr. Monroe recently came to Pine Bluff from Philadclphia Pa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
,Gtus' Opening Ball.

The Lotus CotiIlion Club will give their opening ball of the season It the Bluff City Club this evening. This a+fair will be one Of unusual bl'ill- 4ancy, as ii is the opening ball and is given by one of the most popular clubs in the city. Many of the most popular young ladies and men will be present few ont-oftown guests will be among those present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
hifdrer Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S c A S c RIA
PLAN TO IMPROVE
 WEST THIRD DtVE\UE

\ petition. asking that the city council create ;Al Improvement dis trict for the purpose 0f laying con crete curbs and %utters on West Third avenue, from Walnut to Linden streets has been presented to the property owners on the street and is now prac- tically complete, and will he present. ed to the city council by Mayor To neN at the next meeting The peti- ton is being circulated by Mayor To ney. who has accomplished much good street improvement work.
 The petition has nearly all the property owners along the street OF il and there is little doubt as to the district being organized When the work is completed the Cotton Belt railroad will be compelled to bring their tracks to grade. which will con- vert this avenue into one of the best streets in the city.
 Mayor Toney deserves much credit for the active part he has taken in this and other organizations of dis tricts since he went into the mayors s office
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
Miss Cheek EntertainS.

Miss Fannie Cheek entertained the Haltom Bible class of the First Meth odist church with an enjoyable Hal i. loween party -Mc1day evening, at her 4me on Eas nth avenue. The home was decorated in Halloween style and the games were in keeping with the decorations. During the evening Miss Cheek assisted by her mother, Mrs Mary Cheek, and Misses Amy Holmes and Millie Rue, served delightful re- treatments 10 her guests.
 Those present were: Misses Felicia Henry, Gertrude Dodds, Estelle Rob- inson, Moree Burks, Sarah Stokes, Amy Holmes and Millie Rue. Messrs. Roy Custer. C. O. Haber, Fred Hu-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
A Delightful Party.

At a Halloween party Saturday eve ming given for their friends, MT. and Mrs. F. L. Thomas proved to be an ideal Acst and hostess. The amuse- ments of the evening consisted of many old-fashioned pleasures and "bobbing for the apple in which MT. Keeler was lucky and won the prize Those present were Misses Katie Bluerock, Annie BIuerock, Eva Ken dricks, Mable Short, Mrs. J. G. Spur geon of Little Rock; Messrs. Paul Bluerock, Ramsey and Keeler.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
BEWARE OF FRAUDsg Dutfy's Fure Malt Whiskey

i&Asold iwEe4cd hotties oalg-nevcr i. ls,1t A Nre-eFa lie ei ;io fenaHe bottle k =iatrd here SC fsat tea i.,y c4=ii5 tt,o4,..-e ilz q f.. ou OWL patf tea s::le= found, quber zfta! and viii. t'as#,..:,e '..f5y .laIt "##stts~sy Compouy.' aao. in Gae pIasy 'f's t...e- mark tle= 9aaes -5gt He'd l. e=zz=zs .iy and o.te t.#6 sH5e E. ..f eIara'##5=iliJi r. seal l}e,el,..a, ,bi. .e.d is uo' broFe.e
 l. js -Ae a.H v sv' e, recognized l.. .iecta- evervvhe;ca . :. H.l..i, medicine. x u drue- giss. groeers, d,a.'ry CT direct vt bottle.
 Write Consult s Physician, le3y AIait Whi,kre Gez. K"cI. ester, \. A.. fer ice l!!!t5- tla,cd medical booklet and free advice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

dVIIHNVH.
 pretty wedding will take place this afternoon at } o'clock at tho First Methodist church. when Miss Hattie May Culver and John Bates Aver Johnson will he anirpd in mar riage. Rev. T. \. Ramsey will be the officiating pastor. Mrs. E. E. Renfrow Reva Harris will sing for the occa- sion Joe Johnson will act as best man and G..C Huber. Tom GadberlN Henry Roberts and Roy Custer will be the lshers, while Miss Jessie Whyte will 0e mad Of honor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Co. pay interest on time deposits and saving accounts. Special attention given to sale of all kinds of Real Es- tate. Let us list any property you may have for sale 9-29- limo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

Mrs. w. H. Langford and Misses EuIalie and Virginia Walker are the guests of friends in Little Rock, and were among the out-of-toWn guests at the annual debutante dance at the boathouse last night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
LAND
 TO GOVERNMENT

T'lo r,prcs,iItat yes of the r. <. az fienltural department have requested that two tracts of land, of ten to twenty acres or more. one of which shall be river bottom land and the other bill land. be secured near Pine Bluff for the purpose of alrordins. them an opportunity of having two model Qeru9nsrration fa2ms cniiva ted near the city. whore all can cou9 .Neniently Watah 1he jalHs and learn the metH3ds ill=u.sn hy the 2overn5nent experts.
 Mr. N AI RarroW has kindly offer ed d suitable piece of bottom land. near town. which is very convrnieut- ly located. and which the committee has gratefully accepted. We desire to ask any who may have a tract ol ten to twenty acres of hill land. near Pine Bluff. to snbmi 10 the meeting of planters and business mon 10 he held in tue city hall on Monday, No- venlher l5th at II o'clock q. m. the terms on which they would be will i1.e to furnish such a tract
 Any one desiring further informa= ton on the matter of this demonstra- ton tract, prior to the meeting are requested to confer with either If taf undersigned
 A J0HN N CPArIt'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
HaWt!IarHc, Book Club.

4 meeting of the Hawthorne Boo: Club will he held this afternoon at 5 o'clock. with Mrs. E. w. Freeman on West second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

Attorney T. Havis Nixon has gone to Hugo, Oklahoma, where he will appear in some land cases in the cir cult court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
BRIEF MENTION.
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W. Mills has returned frens :. visit t,- Litie Eo. k
 Attorney W F. Coleman Wits in IHrt Rork yesterday, on legal hn~ircss
 Judge r.. ! kerWin has returned iron, d lr2ai tht>n">> trip tn Little Rock.
 Captain !. M Barrett. of Shclltll ,,a> htsne~~ visitor ill the cit, yesterday
 Major (. C. Newmau was ii tftl'e E.ok Ye> 3t}tlaN H> witness in Do tEk dGrral dafna@c suit
 Ms and Mr~=l2red ke~te,sau nt,r rc- t1 ned from brief visit |" relatives n ylittte Rock.
 Nr. and Mrs. (. h u-lc~nz of LIut Pork. IIc in the city .lWI ar, thc 2G'.,f~ .I Mrs N l.. naNis.
 .u, *, Dudley i~ .maki"@ trip ~"u;u .'a the Valley. in the interest "l his fifut. lht i,if=# GaHltaI->ioa teHp.tE.
 2honas C. White. candidat, tat re.cI...- ti"n |" the Lr@~afttrc k IH t5e'. I" in the iftein~I of bi-# #.andidoe
 Nr and Mrs William Book have moved from this city to St I.ouiS They lpfr tot that place yesterday afternoon
 Attorney NJ. A. Austin has returned from a visit [" T">as. where he was the guest uf his brother in Galveston for l week. q iYer GalhraitIt Was Il Ap@i4e9S visitor in Lit1l" Rock yesterday. II ,s DOM tl;N cling fon for smith fnrnitnr, h9usc. Mrs Norris Quilting, of rnmmiHS Arkan SIS will arrive in this city today for :, visit Ia Mrs. Il Nj. Goza on West S"eohd HN" hec s=r-,--sss,>a@ s.s-z.z .~s~Sifs N. k. IlockhAil eNReete4l-ql4 rotulll nnIuc Fridav from Monticello. Wl"tc she has been visiting her parents for ai,nll- t"" MAghs;.,
 Miss t:u,U5T K Kenl1fn~ left yesterday afternoon for her home al i;oe. NfG., aI!"l Il visit of several weeks |" Mrs. Tom I;tko in this city.
 aIs N N Patten and Igfft .s7n lee yesterday afternoon for Arthur. ltlim"i i:. IL" ,i>ii her parent, Nr. and Mrs. |. T. Put IL for :bou' tw" months.
 Mr. and Mrs M Kirby and uu ,!atI&nltI. l"fl yrett,ray attcrnooa t,1 lI,t sl fl!E where they will be the 2ur~t~ relatives for lWo weeks.
 Miss May1l Aa3ftsr11r. s;f9'+sll1;,. ~ llseter7T f0 arrive m the city Firmly |" h. tfr gneS, of the Misses ,cWa"ay "l"s gAir~ NJ. i'allahcr for few dafs a-a-1 l.4IlS;S rf@nr.7 7-fF61 TTGlS TSf1fflsd |" in this city aS HI eHileye of =ttfe S&''2't ;tftd .Xfsiin Lumber tnnQmHA. Mis- May Eefnaltis leaves this att,'rn. '"a for iinnstou fcNa~ where she will l'e tl'= guest of Miss Fannie Hi1n@hurs;. Wh" t,= ,.onlly visited her in this city.
 Arthur Murray 4;ts in l.izs i;o#'& yr-z i tcreiaT. 'rhr IIal44irr sui, tar a.4'nn- ~. ! filed against him in thr l',1iaTz5 .nlr1 " { Captain |. E. York. of Memphis. Mt eau i cd yesterday.
 Ms. W. C. l.auier wh" WAS the @u"St "t Nr. aud Nr~. b. [. aui"r. on M. { Avenrle for nE,out ihrv" weeks left N"S | tor,av att"rlloon for her home in Sah l Diego. California. ! Captain J. E. York of Memphis, ~i'a i has been in 1he city for few days 1t, : "opo to Little Rock. f" attend iii" f"d"l'ti court being interested in his slSe a2Ains5 : Nrffirir Murray for damages.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
Dry Cleanii

Caver, The Tailor, makes q spe ot lfv cleaning; all ktnds of garments, whether animal or yt Ale fjhre. Also the work turne from opr department 0f common h 7f a superior quality done -ta t. hy tho French pro Cld phone li 17t4-t716 we
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

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 .ea~Sii-s. W. K. buckhAil is nNFet'te'l,4LAI " rotufl nome Friday from Monticello. Wh"t@i she has been visiting her parents for aI.plls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

+ + # + * # + + + Der. W. T. Y Ramsey
 + SOCIETY," + Mr Finley. I. II Mrs Will nd * CarI HIng
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
THE LLOYD GROCERY co.


 H. R. Dennis and William von rhnl a" rived in tn" city yesterday from New I"rE and New Orleans and will remain iu 'at= city Il few days tranSactin2 business coz. nect"d with the Pine Bluff Cooperation.
 Miss Prc$sie Johnson iS in the city frao Hot springs. aHd with her mother. Mrs .aill}son. will make h"r home here. Nrr aud Miss Johnson formerly lived in 1l'fe eft, aud arc well known and haV" nl:ttN fri, ntlS in Pine. Bluff z..-----es
 urs AeHr 'ls1:El'--7--t ls:7rEsr of thfiS city arr24d heHe ycstcr,I.t} afternoon from f;rst"l. ' < @inix where she is spending the Winl'N and her children ar" attending SH'n' ! StA, calnc here t" attend her moi her. Mt1y .Fnhp Marsh who has been critically i'll tM Scv q fsel..I I-4ssstSSr
 Miss Jessie Adams wh" Was .cai"d f. the bedside of her brother. w. tluih Adams, in Owenshoro Ky: several o'y* ago and reached him before he r"HS"'i away. returned her home in this "i yesterday. George II; Adams Wh" in eompaned her; is on his way n""' ,.',l nN' tlauSactin% business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

4 JOHN NI GRACIt,. = $. C. ALEX XANDER
 l. F. BOYGE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

Miss l:ullrT Klrinh;lnS left yesterday afterttonlI t for her hoIu" al Roe Ark. Hll"l ! Il visit of several weeks to Mrs Tom l;ik
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

cHcdN has tft. 'ccn pre- rribcd a@~asee2~ aeeoSo@sses nd in ali inc prW,
 ar,jcd the blessing o.~ r r>w ,4".,>. ;%..o. a.. 8. 9@@.; .%.;..:. aG ss WOOL 24t ha.l .5If0tr Hr f6aIr lr ,.0 l7'lhas. lr coutfHft
 Duty Pafe Malt Whtskcy the contrsc
 ne ,6suIlatien ol matted gra. 44.=I4fltnrs of th ,ct.g used to have every kcru, u. halted, thus destroying the germ and pro .S.J5.nn
 pr"dgceted liquid food in the form af fE VUU sscucc, which Is the most effective tome stiu .lu, and Nigorator known to science softcned " warmth and moisture, its paIatab.aty and Com reedom from injurious substances reI4.ef t ths hat il can be retained by the mo b'Fcnsitivc teNach
 Any firm that will sell imitation cf uor goods will sell impure goods. Jhe haln lnat is ti4h"ucst n tIlng would not hesitate to be; ;35 lishoue5t in another, Whenever you nta-
 on and substitution good8ofered for ie by firm, beware of anythngsand everything put up 1N that fun. Yno cndangcr your own life and .~ he lives of your family and friends b dealing with them -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

dTS A N Fstten and iffAf seh Ir'
 N,-sfrrdaN afternoon for Arthur. lilinei: It. ,i>i; her parent Mr. and Mrs. |. T. Put Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03

Mrs Norris Quilting. of tunainS ArkHn SIS will arrive in this city today for visit la Mrs l. Nj. tioza an West Second HN"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-03
Culver Johnson.

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
HIGHLAND CENTER.

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Highland Center-Mr and Mrs.
Henry Nelson from Seattle WASH are
Visiting Mrs. Nelson's sister, Mrs. Miles
Bacon.
Mrs. o. C. Stevens who left Monday
for a visit in Ottumwa returned on
Thursday.
Misses Iva Saurs and Leila Bender
called upon Lula Lowenbergers on
Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
home of Mrs Dale Emery wednesday.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. D. Emery was an Ottumwa
caller Friday
Rev. Pointer and family came to
this place Friday and will be at home
for the present at Mr. Denny's.
Mrs. Ream who has been quite I'll
for some time is improving.
Services were held Sunday evening
by the Methodist pastor at the Baptist
church. the M. e. church being IN need
| of repair.
Mrs. Frank Emery returned home
recently from a western trip, having
been gone several weeks and her
health is greatly improved.
| A Bacon from Ollie spent Sunday
with his parents.
Mrs. VIM. Emery and daughter. Mrs
Stevens. Mrs. Frank Emery and
daughter Lena, Mrs. o. Mccormick and
children, Mrs. D.. Kelly Mr.. and Mrs
Butler and son Oswald, Mrs. Grain
Misses Leona Speers and Virgie Beedle
and Messrs. Ralph Bender, Warren
Stevens, Chas. Brown and A. Bacor
were passengers to Ottumwa Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers are spending q
few days in Ottumwa this week
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
ALBA.
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Albia-Miss Ida Gillaspie, daughter
of Nelson Gillaspie prominent farm
er Of Troy township died Monday
at her home four miles north OF Abba.
Miss Gillaspie was at one time a sue
cessful teacher of Monroe county, but
of late has been compelled to give up
the work on account Of Ill health.
Marriage licenses were granted on
Monday to Ernest Yates. 18, and Beat
rice Woodson, Is, both of Foster and
to Arthur Ansley. 20, Of Ward and Ida
B. Bates of Hynes.
The Hooking public school opened
with a large enrolment Monday. The
addition of new room caused several
weeks delay.
Mrs. J. Stoops of Des Moiens visit
ed relatives and friends at Abba on
Monday
Mrs. j. d. Webb Is slowly recoyerine
| from a severe attack of asthma
| A miscellaneous shower given tc
Miss Maude Bloomfield Friday night
Her marriage took place Tuesday al
| 4 p. m.
Mrs. Erve claver Of Bluff Greek
| was a guest of relatives at Abba Mon
day.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
Chicago Stock Yards Notes.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Oct &c. C.
Farrand, Bremen county, Iowa, was on
Mondays market with catele.
Thomas Agar of Muscatine county,
Ia. had cattle on Mondays market
Drey Bros, prominent cattlemen of
Sac county, Iowa. marketed cattle on
Monday
John Breen. well known cattleman
from Warren county, Iowa, was here
Monday with cattle.
w. w. Irvine, prominent cattleman
from Fayette county. Iowa, was on
Mondays market with a shipment of
cattle.
Ridgeway & Wickham prominent
oattlemen from Washington county,
Iowa, were on Mondays market with a
shipment of cattle.
George s. Mohler. prominently en-
Gagged in the live stock business in
Taylor county. Iowa. was on the mar
ket Monday with cattle.
John Reinhart Of Sac county, Iowa,
one OF the most extensive feeders in
his section of the state, was on Mon
days market with cattle.
Hemmingway Bros, extensive feed
ers from West Branch, Ia, were on
Mondays market with five cars Of cat
tie and two cars of hogs
w. Watts, an extensive shipper to
the Chicago market. located in Sac
SouiieS, io', W dS q NiSiIOT the market
Monday with hogs and caetle.
Tom" Sawyer. the big buyer and
feeder Of Humboldt, Ia. was here Mon
day with two loads of 265 lb hogs of
his own feeding that sold at s8.t5.
John Sloan, one of the most pronli-
nent live stock men in Hamilton coun
ty, Ia, was on Mondays market with
two loads of cattle. John reports
splendid crops in his section, but com
paratively little live stock.
G. A. Peterson, veteran cattle feed
er and shipper to tpn Chicago market
from Steele county. MINI, was on the
market Monday with sheep. This was
Mr.. Peterson's first visit for some time
He reports everything very prosperous
| in his section Of the country.
A. M. Henneberry returned from a
trip throughout northwestern Iowa. He
said the farmers were bullish on the
hog situation and that few maturet
hogs were on feed where he visited
Farmers are paying $1,000 and s14.ot
per head for 100 lb pigs at sales in the
country.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28

Hillsboro were in the city Monday.
Ed Moss Of Pennington was In the
city last week.
Mr.. Stevens of Fairfield was busi-
ness caller here last week.
j. H McCarty and wife were passen-
gers to Ottumwa Thursday.
E. e. Veatch sold his farm Of 1875
acres to James Boles Of Oregon for
$50 per acre. Mr.. Veatch talks of To-
eating in Missouri.
VIM. Verneham went to Ottumwa on
Thursday returning in the evening.
George Harlan who recently sold his
farm has bought the H. T. Mecham
farm near Mt Zion of 285 acres al
S71.90 per acre.
John Crawford returned from Texas
last week where he has large land in
uerests.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
Stock Yard Notes.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Oct. 27-Re-
ceipts for today are $4,000 catele. ~
900 hogs and $4,000 sheep. against 22,-
14o cattle, 39,27S hogs and 1924 sheep
for Wednesday, Oct. %, 1908.
Eleven markets received 1880 hogs
against 72.400 a week ago and $4,000 a
year ago. Total thus far this week 49,
600 against $4,000 the previous week
and 10000 year ago. Total for 1908
to date 1S.536.o0o. against 22,145,0oO
same period 1908
Average price of hogs at Chicago
SIT, againse $3.50 Monday, $3.50 a
week ago s5.77 year ago and s5S7
two years ago.
Actual receipts of hogs at Chicago
Monday 24.505, including 433 direct tc
down town packers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
Public Sale !!

head Of one-year-old Heifers, II head
Of Cows. l two-year-old Bull, Short
horn.
8 Head of Hogs, as follows: Three
Brood Sows and five Shoats.
One set Of Brass Mounted Harness,
" inch. new last spring.
Twenty acres of Corn in field; 300
bushels of Oats in bin; about thirty
tons of Hay in stack; about eighty
acres of Stalk and Meadow Pasture.
Terms of Sale.-$10 and under cash
in hand. Sums of $40 and over, a
credit Of 12 months will be given, pur
chaser giving bankable note, to draw
6 per cent interest from date; 2 per
cent discount for cash. No property tc
be removed until terms Of sale are
complied with.
:. Lunch by Howard shearer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
Most Horses arc Quiat.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Oct 27.-Urg-
ent demand for horses centered on the
choice heavy feeders. which sold read
lily at S1"5M225. Other arrivals were
not very active, although general price
range showed little change Prime
drafters went at s225@25o, while plain
kinds were obtainable as low as $40.
Small southern chunks went at $3.50
125. Drivers were quoted at s1506
800, although sales above $3.50 were
scarce. City delivery and express
horses were secured at S125@200s bulk
s140@190. Receipts We're about sis the
first two days this week. against ISL
same period last week and 55S cores
ponding time last ye-r,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
Friday, Oct. 20, 1909

On the Mccoy farm, miles nor'h h
of Ottumwa and / mile west Of the
county farm, beginning at 10 o'clock
q. M, the following described prop
erty:
11-Head Of Horses and Muies-11
consisting of one good brood mare,
weight 1900 pounds; one span of well
made three-year-old mules, weight,
2,100; one pair of small ponies, three
years old. broke; one two-year-o!d
draft gelding. weight 2,100 pounds;
one span of road colts, from Anchor
Lockheart, full brother and sister;
one and two-year old; one 2-year-oid
filly; two yearling colts, horse and
mare.
40-Head Of catte-4o
consisting of 25 head Of good mich
cows, some fresh, other to calf by
December 1; ten steers, one year old
and under; six heifers, one year old
and under
15-Head Of sheep-15
IL head Of grade Shropshire
breeding ewes.
HoGs-one Poland China Brood
Sow and Pigs. Two Poland China
Spring Boar Pigs. These hogs can be
recorded.
One set of Concord work harness.
Lunch on Grounds.
TERMS OF SALE-Twelve months
time will be given on all sums over
$40, purchaser giving bankable note tc
draw 6 per cent interest from date
All sums Of SO and under, cash in
hand. Nothing to be removed from
premises until terms of sale are com
piled with.
w. H. COOPER, Auctioneer.
FRANK GEPHART, Clerk
w. A. SMITH and JOHN Mccoy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-10-28
ELEoN.

Eldon.-Mrs. Yoder of Ell Reno,
Okla, returned home after an extend
ed visit with her son, Ed Yoder.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist Episcopal church will give
a Halloween social Thursday even
ing, Oct. %, at the home Of Mrs. Sui
liyan, from until : o'clock
Ray Sawyer, son Of DR.. s. H. Saw
yer, fell from the barn loft and broke
his arm.
Mrs. E. S. Huey of ottumwa spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Sapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Burns returned
home after a visit at Davenport.