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BRIGHTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hoover have
moved here from Fairfield and will live
with Mrs Hoover's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivy Hinshaw.
Mrs. Alden Wall has returned to
her home in Cedar Falls. after visiting
friends here.
A. M. Tucker has moved to Cop
pock, where he has bought property.
Mrs Myrtle Emery who was SER
iously Ill and who lives in Delta, Colo,
will be brought back here if she gains
strength enough to make the trip.
Lewis, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Goode is i'll with bron-
chitis.
Cleveland Dayton got home this
week from his season with the Barnum
and Bailey show.
Mrs. A. B. Endicott is visiting her
son Paul, who Is attending the Uni
versity at Iowa City.
Bert Brown has bought the dray Of
Robert Griffith and will take posses
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THOMAS SCORED
one TOUCHDOWN
oTTuMWA ATHLETE SATURDAY
HELPED IOWA UNIVERSITY
WIN FROM DRAKE.

Iowa City, Nov. 14.--Iowa won the
championship OF football from Drake
university on Iowa field Saturday by
score of 81 to 0. Hyland Of Iowa won
the toss and chose to receive the ball
at the north goal with wee breeze at
his back. After two short gains by
Murphy, Hyland and Burchman ex-
changed punts. Curry returned the
Drake boot thirty yards and on the
first play Murphy ran seventy yards
for a touchdown and Hyland kicked
goal Iowa 6, Drake 0. The same guar.
ter Captain Burcham OF Drake imme-
diately booted the ball for thirty -hve
yard to Hyland. who returned 1t i've.
Murphy made three OF left tackle.
then lost one on spread play. O'Brien
tried drop kick from the forty-fve
yard line and succeeded. Iowa 9, Drake
O.. The score at this point. might have
been III through safety earlier In the
first period, but an official ruling kept
the number down. /.
The second quarter brought no
scores for either side. In the third
quarter Hyland punted thirty five yards
to McCreight, who returned 1t hve
yards. From brakes forty-five yard
line blocked punt sent the ball rolling
toward the goal line. Buckley re-
covered it and Thomas on the next
play went through brakes left end
for touchdown. Hyland kicked Q
beautiful goal. Iowa Is, Drake 0.
Then Hyland returned Burcham's
punt for fifteen yards and Murphy
went through Reeves for two yards.
Now the ball was on brakes twenty
two yard line in Iowa's possession.
Curry, on a successful forward pass
from Murphy, sprinted twenty-five
yards to the corner OF the field and
then scrambled over for the last touch
down. Kyland kicked goal. Iowa 81,
Drake 0.
l,1a,
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RUSSELL.

Misses Bessie WestIake and Madge
Wright spent Saturday in Melrose.
Joe Plotts who has been in Chicago
for the past two weeks returned home
Saturday afternoon. as
Mrs Grace Moore and children Of
Omaha CAME Friday evening for
visit with her parents Mr.. and MIRA
Henry Everett a
S. G. Mckinley spent Saturday In
Melrose.
Bob Sundheimer OF Chicago was In
town Saturday buying horses. Is
Clyde Mckinley accompanied q ship
|ment Of stock to Chicago on Saturday
|evening.
Messrs John Ewald and AL walker
went to Des Moines Thursday evening
where they took the examination for
railway mail clerks.
John Curtis returned home Saturday
from Garland and Wyoming where he
has purchased land and will move to
that place in the near future.
Will Give Praise.
The Martha chapter Of Westminster
Guild will hold praise service and
thank offering tomorrow evening at
|7:45 o'clock at the home Of Rev. r.
Ames Montgomery, corner Cara and
Market streets. All girls Of the First
church ara invitad,
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Warthen.
Mrs. Mass Jones and daughter
Phillis returned to their home In
Drakesville Saturday after visiting at
the Joe Hardwood home.
Mrs. Mary Smith arrived Saturday
from Lake Park. Ia, fo1 an extended
visit with Mrs. Kate Dunn and other
relatives.
Frank Traverse Of Des Moines
spent the, first Of the week in Bloom
field
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grinstead OF
Washington, D. c., visited relatives in
Bloomfield last week Mr.. Grinstead
votes at Fairfield, la.
The funeral services of Chas Heady
were held. at the M. e. church Satur-
day at nobn. Rev Tucker conducted
the services. The burial service was
performed at the I. O. o. F. cemetery
by the Odd Fellows lodge. Mr.. Heady
died Of heart disease Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. James Sutton visited in OF
tumwa Saturday.
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HOGS LOWEST IN A YEAR.
Saturday Average Of $7.38 at Chicago
Twenty seven Cents Below
A w>>k Ano

a Week Ago.
Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov IL
After steady start the hog market
weakened off 1Oc and closed topheavy
with $500 left in the pens. The days
average at s7.8S was the lowest since
early last November, standing 27c
lower than a week ago and Ice lower
than a year ago. Owing to the range OF
prices being the narrowest In several
months past, the top stands 45c low
est than a week ago and 10c lower
than a year ago. Packers throughout
the week were unusually bearish, and
regardless of volume of receipts they
expect to lower prices, still, more in the
near future. Saturdays early top. was
$50, but late in the day So was prac-
tically the limit. Packing droves aver
aging 190@334 lbs cost $7SO@797.
Quotations, follow:
Bulk Of sales 49,. ....s7S0@S.o0
Heavy butchers, 240@300 lbs 7.90@8.10
Light butchers. 190@23O lbs 7.85@S.10
Light bacon, sf60@190 lbs. 7.65@8.00
Light light, 130@155 lbs. 7.50@7.70
Heavy shipping, 250@350 lbs 7.s5@8.05
Heavy packing. 260@400 lbs 7.65MD7.9O
Mixed packing. 2000250 lbs 7.60@7.85
Rough, heavy packing :. I45@7.65
Light mixed 175@200 lbs. 7.65@785
Poor to best pigs. 60@135 lbs 6.8O@7.75
Governments and boars :. . 3.75@6.50
Stays, 80 lbs dockage head. S.00@8.8O
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T0DAY'S MARKET NEWS

with supplies, although the cheapness
of prices induced them to clear prac-
tically all the run. Shipping demands
did not run much above last week, due
to the poor beef markets east, where
promoxity of Thanksgiving week and
volume of beef sales. Many steers
landing at s5.5o@6.4o brought no more
than their cost as feeding stock few
months ago, though the grass fed stuff
in most cases showed little profit to
the feeders. Range run was only 5000,
against 10000 last week and $4,000 a
year ago. The latter grades sold $50
25c lower than last week, topping at
Sc, with bulk at s5@5.30.
Native cows and heifers had a
slump of 25@60c in most instances,
but sales of plain heifers was as much
as 75c off. Few cows went above $4.25,
and choice heifers made $4.50@5. Bulls
closed 10 @15c lower, and calves at
|25@50ct decline. An enormous volume
OF feeding and stock steers was left at
the finish. clearance being impossible,
despite declines Of 25@4Oc An values
as measured from the previous week $
level, Thousands of decent light steers
We're sold In the week at $3.58GD4 and a
good class Of Weighty feeders at $4.25@
Ais. Prices had the following range:
Choice to fancy steers ..$6.40@7 40
Steers -. o.bU QDo.z0
Inferior to fair steers -. 4.35@5.4O
Fat cows and heifers 3.15@6.10
Canning cows and heifN.s ). 2OO@3.OO
Native hllN and staes i. 3.00@'5.15
Feeding cattle, 5000 9 lbs 3.OO@5.50
Fair to fancy veal 4, s.. 5000 1000
Heavy calves 5000 500
Export steers $50 a. 6.25
Western range. steers 4.5o@6.35
Distillery steers .... 615@6.60
Mixers, springers head. 3O.0O@75.G0
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BLOOMFIELD.

Miss Gertrude Knecht returned this
week from a four months trip
through the west. where she visited at
New Castle, Wyo., Billings, Butte and
Miles City, Mont, Miscon and Lewis
ton, Idaho. Clarkson, Seattle and Ia
coma, Wash, returning through Min
neapolis and st. Paul.
Mrs Laura \ Davis and daughter
Blanche, who have made an extended
visit at the Arthur Wray home left on
Wednesday for their home in Los An
gel@, Calf.
Mrs Martha Hicks arrived Saturday
from Unionville, Mo-. for d few days
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a Big Feature

sion the first Of the month.
Mrs. Fox Is visiting relatives in
Richland.
Mrs. Sheridan Of Los Angeles. Calf.
Is here visiting her sister-in law Mrs.
Mary Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. D. cramer are ems
joying a visit from their daughter Mrs.
John wilkins OF Malvern.
Mrs. Ida Sweet who has been sick -
reported better.
An entertainment entitled "Enoch
Ardent will be given at the Christian
church Tuesday evening.
Charlie Hoodford and men are moy-s
ing the bodies from the Germanvillo
cemetery to the new Catholic one n
East Pleasant Plain. &.
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CHICAGO Grain Market.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE grain market
WHEAT-No. 2 red. s2A @ssc.; No
3 red, 900D92c.: No. 2 hard, S21s @ 94c.;
No. hard. 90@92c.
CORN-No. 2. 51Ac.; No. 2 white
!51X @51hc.; No 2 yellow. 81 @bzc
No. s, soy @51Ac.; No. white. boA @
|51Ac.; No. 8 white, new, 48@ $40;
NO. 8 yellow, 51A @515ac.; No. yell
low, new. 4S@4S1ac. $50
Oats-No. 23.1@31hc.: NO. Wnite,
Iasm33hc.. No. 3, 30Nc.: No white,
32@321kc.; standard, 32A @33c.
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CATTLE SUPPLY NEAR.
Total Receipts at Chicago Last Week
the Largest Since Nov. Is

Stock Yards, Chicago. Nov. 14.-To-
sal receipts Of cattle in the past week,
$4,000, stand largest since the week
lending Nov. 81, 1908. and close up to
record receipts for any week Market
had a disastrous break, on top of
price slumps of recent weeks. and a
decline Of 25050c from the previous
week put the general range the lowest
In many months. Medium to good
grade forty to seventy-five day fed
steers suffered greatest drop. but there
was a full 25@35c decline for common
and choice to prime steers. Prime
.losed at $7@7.40. against ss.75@9.25 a
- ago. Packers were overwhelmed
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

| Chicago, Nov. LITTLE I've stoch
market follows:
CATTLE-Market steady; beeves
S450@7.40; stockers, feeders. $3.50
$50; cows. heifers, s2.25@6.30; west
ems, $4.10@6.75.
lower than Saturdays average: re-
Icefpts, $4,000: light, s7.40@7.S5; mix
ed, $7.55@s; heavy. s7.40@795; rough.
$7.4O@ 7.60: good choice heavy, $1,000
1885; bulk sales, s7.70@790.
SEfEEP-Market ten to fifteen low
er than Friday: receipts, $4,000; ma
itives, S2.40@4.20; lambs, $4.75@6.60. !,
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The lineup:

Goal from field-O' Brien.
Goal from touchdown-Hyland 3.
Substitutions-Iowa, Powell for
Thomas, Neidig for Alexander Drake
Hoist for Reeves. Reeves for Rails
Fieke for Carlson.
Referee Cherrington, Nebraska.
Umpire Whittemore Of Browns.
Field judge Graham Of Grinnell.
Head Grow Of Drake.
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saturdays Football Scores.

High School,
Iowa City g.; Grinnell o.
Fort Dodge 6; East Waterloo 0.
Abba 10; Knoxville 2.
Indianola q: Charlton 0.
West High IS; Oskaloosa 0.
Davenport Is; Burlington 0.
Eastern Colleges.
West Point 10; villanova 0.
Johns Hopkins IA; st. Johns 0.
Ohio State s; Ohio Wesleyan Q.
Case 20; Kenyon 0.
Oberlin As; Heidelberg 0.
Brown so; Vermont o..
Harvard 1S; Dartmouth 0.
Missouri 81; Washington 5.
st. Louis s.; ,ntucky o..
Cornell 10; Chicago o.
Yale s; Princeton 8.
Central University OF Kentucky IL:
University of Cincinnati 3.
Bates O.; Tufts 0.
Amherst g; Williams o.
Wesleyan 9; New York university 6.
Harvard freshmen IA; Yale fresh
men 9.
Colgate IL; Syracuse s.
Trinity 81; Haverford o.
Springfield raining school Is: Mas
sachusetts agricultural college 3.
Holy Cross O; Worcester Poly,
techinc 0.
Rochester university o; Rensselaer,
Poly 0.
Rhole Island state 6; New Hamp-
shire state 0.
Pennsylvania freshmen 81; Tome in
stitute 0.
Lehigh %; Carnegie Tech. 0.
Gettysburg 10; Dickinson 3.
Pennsylvania state college As; Buck
nell 0.
a.-llaudet As; Franklin and Mar
shall O.
..lchigan O.; Pennsylvania 0.
Navy s; Carlisle 0.
Western Colleges.
Iowa 81; Drake 0.
Nebraska "a; Ames 0. +,
Washburn 9; Tarkio 8.
---nncsota 49,; Wisconsin 0.
Grinnell "a; State normel s.
Purdue T., DePauw s.
Illinois 81; Northwestern 0.
/ Utah. 20; Denver 0.
Bellevue 10; Highland Park 6.
Des Moines 81. Morningside 0.
Cornell 81; Coe 5.
Notre Dar,a university Al; Rose
Poly 8.
University Of Mississippi A; Mem
phis university 0.
Michigan university freshmen s:
Kalamazoo college 0.
Olivet college Is; Albion college 8.
Kansas o; Oklahoma O.
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Chicaqo Grain Futures.

Chicago, Nov. A. The grain futures
WHEAT-May opened. s5A @s5Kc.:
high, 96Hc.; low. 95Ac.: closed, 9e1tc.;
July. 93hc.
high, 4sc.; low. 47Ac.; closed, 47H@
4Sc.; July, 4sMc.
OATs-May, opened, 34h@34A a
s4Mc.; high, 34ssc.; low, BAN @34Ac.;
closed. e34A @34%c.: July, 54M @34xc.
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CLOSING Sheep Value. on.

stock yards, Chicago, NOV. II
Sellers held over most Of the sheep Of
fered, while the few lambs on sale had
to go 10@15c lower than Fridays high
spot. Closing sheep values were $50
25c lower than the previous weeks
finish, and most lambs were up at
least 15c, and those at high time FRI
day showed a big Csc gain. Feeding
sheep and lambs were weak from start
to finish at the low point of the sea-
son. Wethers topped at $4.35. and
others made s3.25@42O, while culls'
sold down to $2.75. Ewes went at $3.50
| "a, but bulk landed at $3.25@3.75.
Yearlings sold up to 1926. and others
were obtained at s4@5.15. Feeding
wethers made $3.25@3.s5. yearlings 81
@45o and ewes at $1.50@3.25, with
breeders mostly at 81. Native lambs
sold at $4@6.90, while most extra
good to choice kinds landed at $6.50@
SIS. with most seconds at s5@5.50.
Western lambs went at $5.25@6.80.
Feeders sold at s2@6.20, but the limit
was practically Sc, with bulk at $40
$50 Quotations follow: ].
Range wethers, plain to
fancy ..... q. .$3.5o@4.1o
Fed wethers, plain to best. 365 @4.25
Yearlings, fair to choice. 425@5.25
PEwes. common to best -. 1926 $500
Breeding ewes all ages -. 350@4.60
Bucks and Gull sheep -. :. Its $500
Native lambs. poor to best. 5S5 @6.S5
Range lambs, common to
plain .......1 ........ e15@s.s5
Lambs. seconds -. 475 a 5.S5
Feeding lambs all kinds !. 375@6:10
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WILL FIGHT FOR TITLE.
Monte AtteII and Jimmie Walsh VIII
Mix for Championship on

Kansas City, Nov. 14.-Monte Attell
of San Francisco and Jimmie Walsh Of
Boston have been matched to fight ten
rounds here on November % foc The
bantamweight OF the world.
frankie Conley OF Kenosha. Wis, is
the real holder OF the title, having
won at from Attell. But Conley has
outgrown the bantamweight class. 50
they declare. q
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q. n. . aT. PAUL TRAINS.

No. 0oing Southwest. DEPART.
"a Kansas City Local. 1885 q. M =.
s3B-Locai freight 7:1S .. m.
0oipa East Via cut.on.
12A-Chic Limited -. 1905 q. m.
i sA-Davsnport. Chicago $50 p. n,
s2B-Local freight 7:45 Z. m.
Marion Line. Going North. I
10sB~-t.ednr Rap. Marion 4:30 ,. m.
I lOFs-Ced. Rap, St Paul. $50 = NJ.
SSB-Local freight ..... 8: 50 =. m.
Marion Line Coming South.
i03B-Arrive from Marion 1915 q. m.
sC-Arrive from Marion 1:25 .. m.
81 Local freight arrive $3.50 p. m.
Freight trains arrive and depart
from Milwaukee function.
2 N.h3lns. ..s.nt.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Nov. 14.-Butter-Marke
steady: creameries, 24@30hc.; diaries,
.23@27c. s.: s
200 cases: at mark, cases included 1914
|@221sc.: .;firsts, CSC; prime tirsts. soc.
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q. &. I. 8. .TRAINs.

No. Going North: Depart
47S-Des MoinAs. CfnahA.. Gao q. m.
47S--Keokrk. Otthrnwa !. 11:15 a. m.
471-Des Moines, Omaha. 6:41 p. m.
I S5.-I.ocaI freight :..... SOS q. m
Going South.
Connects with No. 1S south bound az
Eldon at 1880 .. .n.
17a-Des Moit1es, Keoleuk. 4:15 p. m.
Connects with No; 30 eastbound At
Eldon at p. m.
474-Des Moines u Efdon.. 1905 p. n.
Connects WITH No. - eastbound ~
E,don at il:45 Q. m. and M. 81
+ aovtfbourd TT 11:3S p. m.
S6--I,ocal freight. ....... i1:1S o. m.
w. g. Parker, Ticket Agent.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARIETTA.

Furnished by E. w. Wagner Z GO,
members Chicago Board OF Trade.
Rooms and s, Chiffon Block. OF
tumwas phone 1884: Iowa phone
539-R. C. J. Kobel, Local Manager.
11rIIIrAnc oh oyx Nov 14.GNoY IL
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st. Louis Grain Market

!! st. Louis. Nov. 14.-The grain mar
ket follows:
Wheat-May-97c
Corn-46sc.
Oats-33ssc.
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Couldn't Expect Too Much
Ii So Small "A Place

little northwestern town in New South Wales
travelling Engshan stood vranda Of the public house
watching the down the Black Soil Plains IN
splendor OF purple and gold
"By Jove!" he exclaimed to impassve bushman who
loungng against post That's isn't it,"
The bushman santed his head little and looked critically
at the glowing "No bad" he drawed; mot bad1sr
little place like Boggabr."
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h.w YORK Rutter and Ees Market.

New York. Nov. 14.--Butter-Market
Arm: receipts, 400: creamery third
to special, 24@33c.; creamery held.
.25h @321kc.;4.e state dairy, 24M31c.;
process 24@27c.; imitation creamery.
f1rsts, 24h@25hc.; factory, 2SA @
Gs-Market steady; receipts, o.
200; fresh gathered extra hrsts. 800
&c.: f7rsts, 29@32c.
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and 1872 arrivals for the same date .
year ago. The consignments are fairly
steady with the previous volume Of the
fall trade, but considerably below tho
volume reported for the like interval In
1909 when eastern consumption was
on much large scale. One element
which was decidedly unfavorable to
the market is the strike of the express
teamsters in New York, which NOM
inally paralyzed the eastern demand
for big work chunks and reduced or
-ders from outside quarters. With the
loss of considerable eastern patronage
for the week the market has not ruled
above steady for heavy commercial
drafters Of extreme weight and finish.
Medium grades rule slow at unchanged
quotations.. Medium weight work
chunks are unusually dull and are
practically out OF season classes until
the advent Of the farm demand, such
offerings at present clearing below the
country cost. Choice wagon horses and
desirable southern chunks are active
at steady values. The call for drivers is
light at $3.50 a 300: The bulk OF the
weeks receipts cleared at the follow
ing auction prices:
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REAL EsTATE-FARM FOR SALE.
81 acres three miles from Anoka
Mimi, all tillable and mostly all
level: all fenced; good buildings;
brick house. Inquire Of owner. II. O.
'Leake, route 2, Anoka, MINI.
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chleann Proxiaion Market.

Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE provision
market follows:
Rye-cash-77c.
Barley-60@ SIC.
Timothy-cash -s8 @9.25.
Clover-ca @1350.
Pork-Jan--$17.52h
SHORTY @10.30.
Rihs-$930 @
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Peoria Corn Market

Peoria. Nov. 1.-THE corn marx
follows:
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STEADY HORSE TRADE.
Big Teamsters'. Strike. in the Eas,
Dulls Outside Demand for Heavy
Aa.L L.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov. 14.-Re-
ceipts for the week aggregated 1926
horses, against 1,155 head last week
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suRLINoToN RoUTE, {. 3. 4 q:

/; NolnR Fast. Depart
12A-Chic., Dubq., Quincy 1855 a. m.
Sz-Local freight 5:25 8. m
-Rurlin gton. Ct. Louis sos a. m
10 Chicago Limited i. 80. 7:16 q. m
17aB- Peoria. Dubq.. -Ccy.. 1888 &. m.
SA-.Chicago Limited Z. 1880 p. m.
,212R-Ft. Mad. 81. Louis. $3.50 p. m.
1 4A-Clitc,, st. IL. Quincy 7:15 ,. m.
zA2Clsic. Peoria. Rockfd 11:23 ,. m.
- ~ 0cins West.
Ia kA--son1nha and Nebr... 1:1a q. m.
aA-Omsl,a. Gro. Calf. TAO a. M
2l3B-Ar. from # Mad. 1880 a. m.
to Creston. 1855 .. "A.
! llB-,Ar. from pyr,ineton $50 a. m.
4 Ch,ca % ~ Denver sf:50 p. m.
SA-1oehver limited 80. 1856 p. m.
w. s. Parker. Ticket Agent.
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FOR sALE-PUPE BRED ANGUS
81 'BIAB1oN lelqeO u Pr ,sIlnq
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Poultry and Eggs
Public Sales

PUBLIC SALE-I WILL SELL AT
public sale III miles west OF Floria
on Wednesday November 20, good
line OF cattle. sheep and horses. Jro.
Rominger.
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RANGE OF HOG PRICES.

Range of hog values at Chicago for
the past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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New York Poultry Market.

New York, Nov. 14-Poultry-Mar
ket alive: firmer: western chickens,
1914 @14c.; fowls. 1914 Ole; turkeys,
zoe.
Dressed-Market steadier; chickens.
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100 aoc.; fowls. 1s@17Mc.; turkeys,

Chicago Poultry, Market.
Chicago, Nov. Poultry. Market
unsettled; turkeys, 1sc.; hens. 1oc.;
springs, lie. ss
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iAIl'rIITcanfvs AZ LAvs.

A. daily: B. daily except sunday: g,
daily except sSondaH
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Wanted

WANI'EE-OLD EDISON RECORDS
IN exchange for new ones. Arnold
Jewelry and Music Co.
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MAN, YOUNG MAN PRE-
ferred, that has horse. Good salary.
Address Mp G care Courier.
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WANTED-BY MARRIED NAN BE-
fore Jan. /, 1911. place on farm by
month. Address @. O. Beals. Bloom
field, La.
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FOR sALE-12o ACRES ONE MILE
from county seat town, so miles
from Ottumwa. Good room house,
large barn. Well fenced. Will sell
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For Sale

FOR sALE-A FINE MARE COLT.
and an extra good mick COW. Fred
sBeach Agency.
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WANTED OR 8 WEEKS WORK
husking corn. Address ORB, care
Courier. or call new phone 3050-K.