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Repairs All Kinds. c. D. Collins, Carpen-
ter, 10 18th NV. Phone Main 1913.
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Daily Horoscope
@The stars incline, but do not
compel"
Sunday, October -, 1910.

With menace Saturn shines
On treacher0us designs.
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If fat or milk boil over on the kitchen
stove, salt thrown on it Will keep down
the smell If - grease be spilled on
table or floor. cold water thrown on it
VIII set it and prevent its sinking into
the wood.
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eff I Could See Him Again. ~

QPuelishod at the reques, Of Mrs. Tom Ian derrrer
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To clean a lamp chimney hold # over
the steam of kettle for few mo-
ments. then polish it with a clean, dry
cloth or better still. some soft paper.
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The girl who has a room big
enough for dancing should give
Halloween cotiIon. At no
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Zinc is easily cleaned with whiting and
water mixed TO the consistency of thick
cream.
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I ALLOWEEN is almost here.
and with its approach come
volumes Of letters from ex-
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Saloon APPLES
is EXTRA LARGE:
The LUSCIOUS FRUIT SEEMS TO
BE IN GREAT DEMAND THIS
WINTER; QUALITY GOOD.

i do not know how to account tor
The large apple trade this season,
said s local groceryman this morn.
ms. Eve put in our usual supply OF
native apples last fall as we'll as the
foreign product but it proved to be
far from sufficient this winter and we
have already received our second
shipment of the northern and eastern
, apples.
1.-THE prices are slight bit higher
this winter than is usual, but that does
not seem to have any effect what
ever upon the demand. The local sup
ply is confined to eight varieties.
B These are the Jonathan, Ben Davis,
Baldwins, Rhode Island Greetings,
Russell, Northern Spies, Roman Stems
and Humston. The Ben Davis is rals-
ed in Iowa, the Jonathan and Russet
come from California, the Northern
Spies. Roman stem and Humston are
shipped in from the north while the
Raldwins and Rhode Island Greetings
come from New York. The Roman
stem and Jonathans are the hlghest
nyiced of all the varieties. The prices
range from SO cents to 60 cents a
peck The quality of the fruit this
year is excellent and they seem to pc
keeping in fine shape this winter.
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level will be present to tell his ex-

level will be present to tell his ex-
pcriences.
Robert Mcdonald was found by
Chief of Police Van Shoiack and re-
turned to his home Wednesday even
ing. The boy had gone to Moravia on
the train and was found about three
miles from the town. Some lively
searching was done before the where
abouts of the runaway youngster was
discovered.
Phyllis Clementine Corruthers died
January 4. 1910, at Glenwood School,
Glenwood, la. Funeral services were
conducted from the home this after
noon at o'clock, Rev Rice, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church officiat-
ing. The deceased was born at NAL
toon, H., August IL, 1894.
f. III. Eckhart. manager of the d. &
w. Tea Store entertained his class of
boys from the First Methodist church
last night.
Funeral services for Ed. Mont
gomery, who died at Hooking yester-
day of typhoid fever, were held yes
terday afternoon under the auspices
of the Red Men lodge. Interment was
made in Oak View cemetery.
Mrs. David Rouse. who resides in
the west end, Is quite sick at present.
| The thermometer was reported to
| be at 10 below zero Thursday morn
i::s.
| Abba Is preparing to entertain the
medical men Of the Southwestern as
lsociation on the 18th of February. DIR.
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Stock Yards Notes.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Jan. 7.-Av-
erage price Of hogs at Chicago 1914
against $3.50 Wednesday. $S.44 a week
ago, S605 a year ago and SAB two
years ago.
Eleven markets received $4,000 hogs
and $500 week ago and 10000 d
year ago. Total thus far this week
100000 against 225.0O0 the previous
week and 495,00O corresponding time
last year.
Wednesday 23,641, including 1925 di-
rect to down town packers
Average weight of hogs at Kansas
City last month 1913 lbs, against 1913 lbs
in November, 1919 lbs a year ago, 206
lbs two years ago and 212 lbs three
years ago. Average for twelve months
of 1903, 1919 lbs, against 201 in 1908 and
212 lbs in 1907.
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CHICAGO DEMAND ACTIVE.
Values at Chicago Firm to 10 Cents up
on Light Thursday Run
at CHICAGO

Stock Yards, Chicago, Jan. Light
run of 5000 cattle, whieh stood against
tone in the steer trade and general
prices were strong to 10c hieher than
Wednesday. Trains arrived slowly, but
there was urgent need for steers by
both packers and shippers, and offer
ings sold freely up to the close Buyers
favored CATTLE averaging above 1000
lbs and most price appreciationo was
noted for these classes Bulk of fat
strong weight steers showed 15@25c
gain on last weeks closing levels,
while sales of medium and plain lieht
steers were largely at 15c advance.
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Native lambs. plain to best s7.35@s.9O
Western lambs. Door to best I4nGla %
Horse Demand slackens.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Jan. Most
urgent orders for horses this week
have already been filed and trade
slowed down, although prices were lit
tie changed. Quality was fairly good
and as run was rather moderate, few
had to be held over. Light Southern
chunks were active throughout at s65
@150, bulk $75@115. Medium weight
chunks looked weaker and bulk land
ed at $140@165. Drafters went mainly
at s190@220, with some upward Of
S225. Expressers were strictly good
around 5000, while fair class sold
under $3.50. Receipts were around H.
273 the first four days this week,
against 302 same period the previous
week and 1857 corresponding time
last year.
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One Moment, Please!

AFTER YOU FINISH READING THE GENERAL NEWS,
FASHION SHEET, SOCIETY GOSSIP AND EDITORIAL PAGE
ARE YOU GOING TO LAY ASIDE THE COURIER WITH
OUT READING THE WANT AID SECTION? IF DO.
YOU WILL OVERLOOK THE MOST IMPORTANT SECTION
OF THIS PAPER FOR THE "wANT WILL TELL.
YOU HOW TO MAKE AND SAVE MONEY. 1T WILL TAKE
BUT A FEW MINUTES TO READ THEM CAREFULLY.
PLEASE TURN TO THE,I NOW AND SEE.
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the following property:
HORSES-15: Black Mare years
old, bred to Norman horse; one Black
Mare 6 years old lin foai by jack,
weight, about 1,400; one pair of we'll
matched dark bay Mares years old,
in foal by Shire horse; one pair of
grey Fillies 3 years old, in foal by
Jack; one pair black Fillies we'll
matched, 2 and years old, bred to
Jack; one pair black Geldings years
old; one grey Gelding years old;
one bay Road Horse well broke. A
years old, good one; three black
Gelding colts l year old.
CATTLE-39: Ten Mich Cows,
fresh Cow with Calf by side, others
may be fresh by day of sale, balance
fresh in spring; ten head Of 3-year-
old Steers. weight, about 200; eight
head of 2-year-old Steers, weight about
1000; one yearling Steer; two year
ling Heifers; eight Spring Calves 6
steers and Heifers.)
Other Articles Not Mentioned
TERMS: Twelve months time will
be given on all notes over $1,000, with
approved security, drawing 6 per cent
interest from date. If not paid when
due, to draw per cent. Sums under
$1,000 cash in hand. No property to
be removed until terms Of sale are
complied with.
Lunch served on grounds by Biad-
ensburg Christian Ladies' Aid Society.
W. HI. COOPER, Auctioneer.
GEO. EAGER, Clerk.
ELIZABETH MuLDooN & SONS,
Proprietors.
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Best steers on sale Went at So, with a
rev others. including Kansans, at $40
l.40. but the supply above S6.85 was
light. Good 1,150 to 1900 lb dressed
beef steers sold at s6.10@675, and the
medium down to $3.50, with a plain
light class below IS. Butcher stock
values held firm at Wednesdays adj
vance. sales showing 15@25c fain on
week ago Fat cows and heifers went
at $4@5.25. Bulls sold 10c higher again.
sales being up 25@35c from late last
week, due to scarcity of supplies. How
ever, slump is expected with resump-
ton of normal bull marketings.
Bolognas sold at s4.25 and fat butchers
up to $4.75@5. Calves made firm
prices on good packer demand, tops
landing at $3.50. Feeding steers NOV
ed freely at stationary rates but de-
mand for stock steers was again weak.
Good heavy feeders reached 1925.
Prices had the following range:
Choice to fancy steers ..$73O6s.10
Medium to good steers. 5.60@7.1 10
inferior to fair steers. .40@5.50
Fat cows and heifers .3.2565.9O
Canning cows and heifers. 2.25m3. 90
Native bulls and stays. .325O5.00
Feeding cattle 600@1 HOO. ..3.15@5.25
Fair to fancy veal calves. :. .7.O069.50
Export steers. 5.75@ 100
D1istlllery FED steers :. !. ..5.751 zoe
Mixers and springers head rs. O0@65. 90
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1900; beeves, s4.3o@s; stockers, feed
ers, $3.15@5.3o cows. heifers, $2.25@
Sos; westerners. s4.3596.3O.
HOGS-Market ten to fifteen high
er: receipts, 5000; light, s8.50@8.9O;
mixed. sS.50@$.s5; heavy, ss.so@9;
rough. $s.40@S.75; good choice heavy,
Ss.75@9s bulk safes, $s.75@S.90.
SHEEP-Market strong; receipts,
5000; natives, 3.85@6.15; lambs, $3.50
$50.
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HOG TOP REACHES $685..
keen Demand at Chicago Yesterday
Forced 10 to IS Cent Ad-
vance over Wednesday

Stock Yards. Chicago, Jan. Bulk
of hogs went on a 10@15c higher basis,
making 25@30c gain in two days, the
average price at Ss.75 showing 2Sc
gain over Tuesday, and stood highest
since 1882. A new top Of $3.50 was re-
corded and it was 10c higher than any
thing else since September, 1882 when
1885 was the limit. Packers tried hard
to hold the market down, but after
considerable effort found it impossible
to buy stuff steady and late in the day
they took hold and the market closed
strong. Quality was fair and range of
prices narrower bulk of arrivals go
ing at $S.65@S.80. Shippers were cred
tied with 5000 and about 5000 were
left, bulk of them in second hands, and
practically all those in first hands ar
rived too late to be sold. Good mixed
packing went at sS.70@S.75, while
butchers We're numerous at $3.75@S.80.
Heavy packers sold mainly around
1878. Light were good at sS.s0@8.70
with top shippers at $3.50. Pigs were
firm, bulk going at sS.15@S.35. Stays
made s9@9.50, and boars s5@5.75. The
quotations follow:
Bulk of sales :. :. :. .$s.65@8 so
Heavy butchers, 24o@3oo lbs s.75@885
Light butchers. 190@230 lbs S.70@S.85
Light bacon, 160@190 lbs ;. 8.55@S.75
Light light, 13o9155 lbs j. 8.40@8.6c
Heavy shipping 250@350 lbs 8.75@S.S5
Heavy packing 2600400 lbs s60@8Sf
Mixed packing, 2oo@250 lbs S.55@S.7;
Rought, heavy packing ). i. S.50@8.6C
Light mixed, 175@2O0 lbs. S55@S.7t
Poor to best pigs 60@135 lbs 765@S.6S
Governments and boars ;. $500 .0(
Stays, so lbs doekage head. 9.o0@9.5t
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Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago Jan. 1.-THE grain market
follows:
WHEAT-No. 2 red. s1.27h @1.2s;
No. red, $l.24@1.2T; No. 2 hard,
$1.16& Oils; No. hard. s1.1O@1.1s.
WHEAT--May, opened, S1.14a @
1.14a; highest, s1.15: lowest, $113&
closed $1.13A @113%; July, $1.O31a.
CORN--No. 8, CSC.
CoRN-May, opened, ssa@6sAc.;
highest. 69Ac. lowest. este; closed
6S& @6sBc,; July, 6s&c.
OATS-No. Q white, Acc; No
white, 47% case: standard, 4S% q ACC
OATS-May, opened, 4S C.: high
est, 4Sk @4Sssc.: lowest, 47Bc.; closed
4Sbc.; July, 44Rc.
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Having sold my home and all my
real estate, ] will sell at public sale, to
the highest bidder. at my place adj
Joining Carbon, 10 miles south of OF
tumwa, OH the Wabash railroad on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1910
Everything must sell regardless of
weather or price
Tho following property, to-wit:
2 HEAD or HoRsEs-Consisting
Of one black mare, years old, weight
1,400 lbs, In coal; one sorrel horse, 10
years old, weight 1000 lbs.
20 HEAD OF cATTLE-consisting
of II head of mich cows; some are
Jerseys, some are fresh and rest will
be fresh between now and April; two
2-year-old heifers, five yearling heif-
ers three yearliilg steers. sis. steers 2
years old one yearling bull, one g.
| year old bull.
IS HEAD OF Hoes-From so to $50
| pounds each.
FARM Observation-Disclosures
LOT I Janney corn planter, / Brown
corn planter, / 16-inch breaking plow,
riding sulky plow, harrow, ] mower
! wagon. ] bob sled. Dain feed grind
", iSCCiiHS piHucl, SPINS Slif 'Sdi
tivator, / gang pillow, 2 slush scrapers
and other property.
TERMS-A. credit of months will
be given on all sums over $40 on bank
able note drawing per cent interest
| from date of sale. Discount of 2 per
cent for cash $40 and under, cash in
hand. No property to be removed UNI
til settled for.
HENRY sHUTTLEFIELD,
PROPRIETOR.
Henry Curry G. Son, Auotioneers.
A. J. Carson, Clerk.
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CHICAGo--Wheat, 10; corn, 2og;
oats, 81.
CoNTRAcT-wheat, o; corn, Il;
oats, 80.
Estimated Receipts for Tomorrow.
Wheat, S.
Corn, II.
Oats. "a.
Liverpool Cables.
CLOSING-Wheat, V up; corn y
up.
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FOR sALE-5o1s ACRES BLACK
prairie, tiled land, well improved and
Center, Iowa. A delightful home 20
minutes ride on the steam cars to
Ottumwa. Good prospects OF inter-
urban. Liberal terms. You must de-
side quick If you want this one for
few like 1t offered. Fl. E. Duke, OF
tumwa, Ia.
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ALBA.
: .>-o-.-.-e-.-....-..

Such number of tickets have been
sold for the entertainment to be given
for the benefit Of the Cherry mine suf-
ferers, jan 10, that standing room will
be at a premium. One of the miners
entombed for eight DAYS on the third
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St. Louis Grain Market.
ST. Louis, Jan. THE grain market
follows:
Observation-Disclosures
Corn--685s @68Rc.
Oats--4Sc,
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET.

The following market is furnished by
I. G. Furman. grain and stock brok-
er, Rooms and s, Chiffon Blk. OF
tumwa telephone 1884: Iowa tele-
phone 539-R.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following is furnished by l. G.
Furman, grain and stock broker,
Rooms Z and 8, Chiffon Blk OF
tumwa telephone 1143; Iowa tele-
phone 539-R.
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FOR SALE--95 ACRE FARM. ROLL
ing but not rough. well fenced,
plenty of water. good room house,
good barn, granary hen house, cow
sheds and other outbuildings, young
orchard and all kinds Of small fruit.
70 acres in grass, mile to a store.
miles to small town, I to 10 miles
to railroad. This farm is one mile
east of Chequest postoffice. Owner
lives on farm. Price $50 per acre.
VIM. Bunstock, r. D, No. A. Floris
Iowa.
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Chicaoo Provision Market.

Chicago, Jan. THE provision mar.
ket follows:
Rye---cash--S1c
Barley-63@74c.
MISUNDERSTANDING
er-Maroh--$15.25.
Pork-May-$22.00
LANDSLIDE.
Ribs-$11.57h @11.60.
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ch;oaoo Poultry Mark.+

Chicago, Jan. 7.-Poultry-Mar
alive. firm; chickens. 15c.; fowls, Ice. /;
turkeys, 15@20c.; dressed market firm,
chickens, 15@22c.; fowls, 12@17c;
turkeys, 22@24c.
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RANGE OF LOG PRICES.

Range of hog yalues at Chicago &c,
the past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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FOR sALE-ONE HAMILTON $3.50
piano, 2 years old. as good as new.
To make quick sale SITS cash
buys it. Address A. r. Anderson,
Avery, Ia.
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Jan. T.-Butter-Market
firm; receipts. $500: creamery specials
&c.: extras. 35c.; thidrs to firsts, 200
Sac; process, 26k @29c.
EGGS-Market strong; receipts, D.
700; extra flrsts, Acc; firsts, 380D39c.;
lower grades. 30@37c.
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chieago Butter and Eao Market,

0''e"SV DuSeo1 dTtu ISg WarKet'
Chicago, Jan. 7.-Butter--Market-
steady: creameries, 26@34c.; dairies,
25@30c.
EGGS-Market strong; receipts. g.
700; at mark, cases included, 24h@
Soc; frsts, 35c.; prime firsts, 3Sc.
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RETAiL MARKETS.
Flour and Foed.

Graham -four. pev sack ....... 80
Corn chops, per cwt ........ 1.s5
shorts, per cwt .... ...... 1.5o
Bran per cwt J. =. .. 1.40
Ear corn. per cwt :. -. ..-.. S5
Shelled corn per br ....... -. 2S
Hay per cwt -. -. T0@75
straw, yer cwt 40
oats Lushel $780,. .... so
Chicken feed, ground 20 lbs ~
OYeter shell per cwt 80. 49,. LOO
Clam she'll per cwt $3.50. 60
Flour, per sack $3.50. -. .1.25@2.0G
corn meal. 10 lb sack :. -. 20
Torn and oat chop, per cwt.. 1.6O
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Public Sale

We will sell at Public Sale, at what
Is known as the Barney Muldoon farm,
3 miles north and II of a mile west
of Batavia and 8 miles east of Blad-
ensburg, on
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. 10, 1910,
At 10 O'clock A. M, Sharp,
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FOR SALE-AN EIGHTY ACRu
acre Missouri farm. Easy terms 80
acres of the best Charlton bottom
land in Charlton county, Missouri
Five miles from thriving town of
5000; all under cultivation. Large
new barn, good house and out
houses, two living wells, wind mill,
hog tight fence, and other improve
ments. Price one hundred dollars
per acre worth one hundred and
twenty five. Will loan fortr- six hun
drnd dollars at five per cent. Lloyd
J.. Wayland, Moberl5-, Mo.
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Most Sheep unchan qed.

Stock Yards. Chicago, Jan. 7.-While
good sheep and lambs were active
other kinds were rather quiet. Bulk of
offerings went steady, although there
We're firm spots to trade on good
grades and weak places noted on half
fat offerings Compared with last Fri
day sheep and yearlings showed 800
25c advance and lambs We're up 100
15c.. Quality fell off, there being more
medium arrivals on sale than Of late.
high prices forcing many in, as ship
pers are satisfied to take a chance with
such holdings at present level. Native
lambs sold at s6@S90, but few reach
ed 1915 and only seconds sold below
SI.25. Westerns made $7.35@8.9O, bulk
above So. Inferior to best Western
ewes sold at s2.25@5.S0, with weth-
ers at $5.s0@6.25, and yearlings at s7@
S.25;. Native ewes made 3@6, bulk up
wash Of SIS. with wethers at s6@e.35.
and yearlings downward from $3.50.
Bucks were quoted up to SIS. Quota
tions follow:
Native lambs. plain to best s7.35@s.so
Western lambs, poor to best 7.4o68. 80
Lambs, seconds 6.00GO7 M
Feedlng lambs e..... 6.2567.25
Wethers. plain to best 5.65m6.35
1earllngs. poor to choice 6.75@S.25
Ewes. interior to prime -. 4.50M6.15
feeolns yearlings ..... 5.75@6.25
Bucks, stays and Gull sheep 3.25@5.00
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Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Jan. THE live stock
market follows:
Market steady; receipts.
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For Real Estate
w. LowENsERa & SON,

w. LoWENBERG & SON,
Over Bremhorst's Grocery Corner Of
Court and Second Streets,
Now is one of the very best times of
the season to buy property. We have d
SALE and we are selling some of It
too Remember the Boosters are get
ting busy and you can buy cheaper OF
us right now than Of anyone later on.
Our speciality is small farms near OF
tumwa and we have nice list as we'll
as a number of stock and rain farms.
We have an so acre farm for rent.
Everybody Is satisfied when they deal
through use as they always get what
they buy and they buy what they
want.
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LOCAL MARKETS
a. 49,. -s-Sc~%&~-a4-eA%>&@-d
PORkERS HIGHER.

All Glasses of Hogs Have Advanced
5 Cents. Oats Take
Small Jump. :
All classes of hogs are quoted as
cents higher in today's markets I1!a.,
In Yesterdays reports. Oats have taken
SLIGHT increase of one cent bushel.
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A DAVIS COUNTY FARM IS Al
good investment either for homo or
income. Land as low as $40 per acre.
Write for descriptions. C. e. Fry.
Bloomfield, la.
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FOR SALE-FTvE GOOD MICH
cows. Fresh soon. G. w. Fesselring.
New phone 827-V.
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chiea 40 Poultry Marke

Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, Jan. 7.-Poultry-Market
steady; turkeys, 17c.; chickens. lac;
springs, 15c.
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FOR SALE -243 A IRE STOCK
grain or dairy farm " mile from
stock yards, Eldon. at $65 per acre.
II tax soon. For particulars ad-
dress Shore Bros, Eldon. la.
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FOR SALE-BUFF ROCK COCKER
els, 81 each. Mrs. T. r. Funk Route
5, Ottumwa, Highland phone.
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FOR SALE-HEAyY WORK TEAM,
wagon and harness. Inquire corner
Hancock and Lee.
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FARM FOR SALE OR RENT r. H.
Glen, KirkVille, la.
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FOR sALE--THE PROPERTY
known as the John Overman estate
containing 4 acres. Joins city limits
west of South Ottumwa. Good seven
room house. Address r.. P. Hawk,
Moravia, Ia, Route No. 8.
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FOR SALE--A GOOD FARM OF 31s
acres miles south of the Rock Is
land railroad at Douds, Van Buren,
county Iowa. Good size dwellins
house and bank barn, also out
buildings, all in good condition. Is
acres of good land to cultivate ana
plenty of blue grass pasture with
never failing water for stock to go to
at all times. All under fence. Timber
enough, for all purposes. Address g.
w. Clayton, Douds- Leando. Ia.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-19O EWES, ALL OR
part of them. Young and In good
roadster colts and years old. Adj
dress Box 36, Unionville. Iowa.
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FOR SALE-PURE BRED ANGUS
bulls. Ed F. Oehler. Moravia, Ia.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A FARM OF so ACRES
for sale. situated north of F'loris, Ia
and within 10 miles of Ottumwa, Ia.
Price $4,000. For further information
see or write VIM. HaInm, Milton, Ia,
Route No. 8.
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WANTED.

WANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY
in Chicago, a clean, competent nurse
woman. Good wages and good room.
Address J-6-A care Courier.
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FOR RENT--FOUR ROOM HOUSE,
" miles west Blackhawk bridge;
two acres ground and some small
fruit Good barn. New phone 742-K.