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Clarence Miller who has been work
ing In Des Moines for several months
is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.
8. Miller. Clarence will go to Hitenan
Monday where he has accepted posi-
ton with q coal company.
The ladies of the Congregational
church held an exchange in the base
ment of the church Saturday and
realized about s25 from the sale The
ladies of the Baptist church will con-
duct similar exchange in the lecture
room Of their church Dec. "a.
Mrs. Frank De Long who has been
visiting relatives in Minneapolis for
the past month returned to her home
In Eddyville Saturday.
Mrs. AL Mater went to Abba Mon
day for short visit with relatives.
Mrs. Arthur Keene and children
went to Ottumwa Monday to visit Mrs.
Keene's mother Mrs. c. Fisher. From
there they will go to Moulton where
Mr. Keene Is engaged in business.
Mrs. Abigail Williams spent Sun
day In Wright visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Mater.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Duyker is on the sick list this week.
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AGENCY.

At the regular meeting OF Agency
lodge No. Fl A. F. and A. NJ. the fol-
lowing were elected officers for the
ensuing year: C. NJ, Croy, w. M; Fred
Miller, S. W.; H. G. Goodell, j. W.; r.
C. Hixson, treasurer; Chef Reynolds
secretary.
Harry Warder and Ben Reno ship
ped cattle to Chicago Monday.
n At the regular meeting of Woodman
camp No. 1900 held Tuesday evening
the following officers were elected: G.
F. Mason, venerable consul: Claude
Steele. worthy advisor Fl. =. Wood
ford. clerk: ]. r. tanning, treasurer;
Fred Shank. escort: Scott Sirles
watchman; J. D. Newell, manager, 2
years; w. D. Nye. manager 8 years;
Drs. Reed and McElderry, physicians.
The Agency Savings bank gave a
premium of a IS gold piece for. the best
two ears of corn. Andrew Acton got
the premium. A premium Of two dol
lars was given for the largest. ear Of
corn. This was taken by Geo. Burchett
Charles and Jack Sands shipped two
cars OF fat cattle to Chicago Tuesday.
Fred Miller shipped car load OF
fat hogs to Ottumwa Wednesday.
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ROY.

Married, in Bloomfield. Dec. s, Robt,
Saylor to Miss Mildred Reins and Ray
Day to Miss. Laura Saylor. These
young people are highly respected
born and raised at Troy. A reception
was given on Thursday at the Day
home west Of town. Just the close
friends and relatives were present
Mrs. S. A. Evans returned to her
home Monday after spending two
months with her sons.
DR.. Roy Swinney was In Bloomfield
Tuesday on business.
Ollie Evans and family returned to
their home In Oklahoma Monday.
Little Evelyn Parr has been quite Ill
also Mrs. Homer Lennon.
Quite number Of the young people
attended the pie social at Brush col
lege Thursday evening.
Ora Masters returned home Friday
He has been saving wood for several
of the farmers.
Otto Mccullough Of Leando was
a visitor here Wednesday.
The Methodist people will have a
Christmas tree and program.
Mrs Lena Mustard, Miss Lena Floyd
and Miss Giles were in Milton Satur-
day night. the guests Of Mrs. Carl
Earhart.
Dr. Bauman of Birmingham was
called here on professional business on
Friday.
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FOR SALE.-AND ON THE BARGAIN
counter. need the money IS acre
farm close to Ottumwa. One of the
best little farm homes to be found
anywhere; worth nearly 5000 per
acre. In this sale will cut the price
nearly In two and carry most OF 1t In
five-year mortgage. l need the
money. --e-160 adjoining Lovilia In
Monroe county. Iowa Covered with
timber and underaid with coal.
Worth $85 per acre. On the bargain
counter at $42.50. I need the money,
but will carry the most of this in a
year mortgage.-&-1O0 acre farm
near Ash Grove in Davis county, Ia.
Worth about s45 per acre. On the
bargain list 1t goes at 335 per acre
ard will take mortgage for $4,000
II do need the money.-A-l6o0
acres, one body of corn land Already
has mortgage on 1t. VIII not tell you
where 1t Is. It's on the bargain co,ln-
ter and might take $4,000 to $40,-
600 In trade on this.-A-Now II
none Of these appeals to you have
another investment. Some people
want me to get them loan on their
land. First mortgage and not half
the value of their land. They will pay
6o interest and pay me for getting
the money so II YOU. or widow. or
orphan. trustee, q guardian, well II
doesn't matter to me what you are,
If you have the money and want q
safe investment on real estate loan
then write me. will;ge your money
to earning something quick..-A.
Please read this twice. It cost iue
something to print this so you could
read it. Gilbert McGill. Ottumwn.
Iowa.
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sIeouRNEy..

Mr.. Trimble, working for w e.
Bowers as farm hand. about three
miles northeast from Sigourney met
with a serious accident Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. Trimble was riding. on
horseback and for some unknown req
caught under the horse where he was
soon after found in an unconscious
condition. He was carried to the house
OF w. E. Bowers where he received
proper attention.
Attorney A. c .steck from Ottumwa
was in sigourney Monday and Tuesday
Of this week, engaged In law suit In
the district court.
Representative D. NJ. Patterson left
for Des Moines Tuesday evening to
make arrangements for quarters dur
ing the legislative session.
O. N Johnson of Richland was q
county seat visitor Monday of this
week.
Miss Lide Stevens and her sister
Mrs. Mollie McLain left Tuesday for
Altadena. Calf, where they go TO
spend the winter with their sister Mrs.
T. A. Schmitzlein.
MI. and Mrs. S. w. Brunt will leave
Friday for Springfield, Mo-, where they
will spend the winter with their
daughter Mrs. U. G. Dawson.
DR.. E. A. Johnston from Minneapolis,
Mimi. arrived in Sigourney Wednes-
day for a short visit with his father
and mother Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. john
ston.
Mr.. Wonderlich from Osborn. Kans..
arrived in Sigourney Wednesday and
made an inspection OF the new court
house. Mr.. Wonderlich was formerly a
resident Of the south part of this coun-
ty but for the past fourteen years"has
resided in Kansas.
Deputy A. L. Flint Of the Woodman
of the World Is in sigourney on busi-
ness.
Contractor ]. L. Simmons Of Chi
cago who built the new court house
was In Sigourney Wednesday looking
after some finishing work that was re-
Gently done on the building.
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HOGS BREAK AT CLOSE.
Big Packers Get Slim Share Of Crop,
Refusing to Pay Early
Advances

15 Stock Yards. c. icago, Dec. 10
Is Spectators and shippers paid largely
15c higher early for hogs compared
25 with Wednesdays average but after
20 urgent orders were filed market was
40 at a standstill. with packers not try
Is ing to do anything. Late the the day
20 packers bought few that showed
10 fully 10c decline from opening, but
80 sellers looked up many offerings and
"a that resulted in about 10000 being
10 left over, which will hurt the market
20 until the stale stock changes hands
Quality was good and shippers secured
rs about 5000, while it was estimated
Is that packers secnrcd 1000, counting
1900 direct from an outside market
90 Top early at $3.50 stood highest since
40 Monday, but at the close many claim
40 ed $3.50 as the limit Good mixed went
10 at $7.5007.60, while heavy packers
90 were most numerous at 1855 $50.
Is Butchers sold mainly at s7.60@765.
10 Light topped at S7.75 and good ones
5 sold upward from $3.50. Quotations
so follow:
10 Bulk or sales ..... .$7.5007.70
35 Heavy butchers, 240@300 lbs 7.60@7.s0
Is Light butchers. 10000 lbs 7.60@7.S
10 Light bacon, 160@19O lbs. 74567.75
s Light light 13O@155 lbs -. 7.45@770
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SALEM.

George White son OF T. White, north
OF town is quite i'll with pneumonia.
Following a two weeks visit with
relatives here Mrs. Mark Kirkpatrick
left for her home at Garner Monday.
Mrs. Frizelle and little daughter de-
and father Rev. Frank Frizelle at their
new home in North Dakota.
The M. E. Aid society met with
Mrs. Feldman south OF town Wednes-
day afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Spray of Mt. Pleas
ant were guests Of Mrs. Rachel Cough
one day Of last week.
Mrs. Mark Kirkpatrick Of Garner,
Mrs. Cough and daughter Leda were
guests Thursday of Mrs. ]. w. Hawk
ms.
number of the younng people Of
Salem and vicinity enjoyed dance at
the opera house Thursday night.
Mrs. Al Masden, east of town. is en-
joying a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank De Lashmutt from La Plata.
Mo.
For the consideration OF $4,000,
Perry Byers has purchased of Sam
Spray. his 80-acre farm east Of town.
Albert .Wilmeth came from CORN,
Mo-, and IL a guest of relatives here
Marion Miller has rented the A. J.
Ingrim property on Depot street.
Newell Collins is quite Ill with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Scott came from
near, Milton and visited Saturday with
Mrs. SCOTS mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Oldt. Mr.. Scott and family Will move
to farm near Pulaski in the near fu-
turo.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Van Trump are
the parents Of a son.
John Grim and family. Bert Taylor
and family have returned from visit
with relatives at Marshalltown.
Phillip Brodv went to Ottumwa on
Saturday and returned Monday,
Mrs. Harp and daughter OF Prim-
rose were shopping at this place Sat-
urday.
An inmate escaped from the Mount
Pleasant hospital for the insane and
caused an excitement at this place on
Saturday. A telephone message and
the authorities came and returned him
to the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs 8. Bonnell went to
Birmingham in their automobile Sat-
urday.
Mrs. W. H., Bliss delightfully."- enter
tanned the Junior endeavor society at
her home Wednesday evening.
Articles at the M. E. bazaar Satur-
day sold readily. A large number par
took Of the chicken pie dinner and
oyster supper. A general good time
was enioyed. The ladies realized a nice
sum. Proceeds for benefit Of the
church.
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EDDYviLLE.


About II o'clock Monday morning
the house belonging to Mrs. Turner
and occupied by the Chas. Tenant
family caught fire and was burned to
the ground. The fire is thought to have
originated from defective fue. AL
thouoh every effort was made to con-
troll the fire 1t was impossible to do SO
as the fire had gained too much head
way before the arrival Of the fire COM
pany. Most Of the household goods In
the lower story were saved but those
in the second story were completely
destroyed.
MT. and Mrs. Jesse Broderick OF
Lineville, attended the funeral of Mr..
Broderick's mother Mrs. Chas. Brod-
erick in Eddyvilie Monday.
DR.. F.. M. McCrea went to Omaha on
Monday on business.
G. remnant and family are moving
into the property owned by Mrs. Pearl
Hall on Third street.
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LEGAL
Administr.tor's Sale Of Real Estate.

The Undersigned, administrator OF
the estate Of Luama Wilson. offer for
sale the Luama Wilson, farm, to-wit:
The west half (WA). and the south
east quarter (SEA) OF the northwest
quarter (NWA) OF section twenty-five
(25). and the north half (Nh) OF the
northeast quarter (NEA) Of the south
west quarter (SWN) OF section tWen-
ty-four (24). township seventy-two
(72) range twelve (12), Pleasant town
ship. being about three miles north
west Of Batavia, Iowa.
Call and see him at his residence
two miles west Of Batavia.
Dated this 9Th day OF December, 1910
]. i. Lawson. Admr. OF the Estate Of
Luama Wilson, deceased.
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BIRMINGHAM.

Harry Smith and Will Cupp went to
Quincy Monday, where they will at
tend commercial college.
Mrs. Celia Lindsay arrived Saturday
from Canada, called by the serioAs ILL.,
ness Of her mother, Mrs. Rachel Boyle.
David Gibben from Pennsylvania is
visiting the family of his nephew.
Samuel McMullen, in town.
Mildred" the delightful novel by
Mary ]. Holmes, has been transferred
to the stage and will be produced by
the original cast at the opera house
for one night only, Friday, Dec. 16.
Rev McBlain Is holding revival
meetings at Bethel this week.
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RANGE OF HOG PRICES.
Range of hog values at Chicago for
the past week with comparisons:
chicaoo Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Dec 16.--The live stock
market follows:
CATTLE-Market ten higher; re
ceipts, 1900; beeves, s445@ 1855;
stocl1ers, feeders, $s.35@5.7O; cows,
heifers, S2.35@6; westerns, $4@5.S5.
HOGS-Market slow; receipts, 49,
900; light s7.35@7.7O; mixed, 1880
40: heavy, s7.3O@7.7O: rough, $1,000
7.45; good choice heavy, $7.45@7.7O;
bulk sales, $7.50@765.
SHEEP-Market steady; receipts,
$3.50.
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Heavy shipping, 25o@S6o lbs 7.so0L75
Heavy packing, 260@ 400 lbs 7.4O@ 7.65
Mixed packing, 2OO@250 lbs Z 4O0D7.65
Rough, heavy packing 7.25@7.40
Light mixed, i75@2Oo lbs. :. 1.45@770
Poor to best pigs, GOA 1876 lbs 6.75GD7.75
Governments and boars -. $3.50 800
Stays, 80 lbs dockage head. 760@s.10
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SEYMOUR.

Friends OF Mrs. c. e. Earnest were
greatly shocked Thursday morning to
hear Of her death as it was not gener-
ally known that she was seriously ILL.,.
She leaves husband and four chill
dren, two boys and two girls, to
mourn their loss. The funeral services
were conducted from the Methodist
church at p. m, today under the
ausAssoo Of the o. e. S. of which she
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Chicago Grain Market

Chicago, Dec. 16.-The grain mar
ket follows:
WHEAT-No. Q red, 93A @s4Ac.:
No. 3 red, 91@93c.; No. 2 hard, 94@ 96c;
No. hard. MOSAIC.
CORN-No. 2, 47@4sc.; No. white,
47@4Sc.: No. 2 yellow, 51@51hc.:
new, 47@47hc.; No. 3, 47@47kc.; new.
441a @45c.: No. white, 47@47kc.:
new, 44h @45c.: No. yellow, 500
50hc.: new 45@46c.
OATS-No. 2, 31hc.: No. 2 white,
336sshc.: No. white. 32h @32Nc.:
standard. 32N@33Ac.
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Horse Run Liberal,

Stock Yards, Chicago. Dec. 16.-Al-
though eastern demand for horses
was fairly good. prices were barely
steady with previous days. this week
and are now at lowest point OF the
year. Receipts totaled close to LOO
the first four days of the week, against
977 same period last week and 1.101
corresponding time last year. At the
special sale of harness horses buyers
paid s2O0@1,7o0 and bulk ranged ut
$4,000 900. Drafters sold In the auction
at $175m250. with few little high
er, while delivery classes went mainly
at $1406175. Small southern chunks
went at $65m125. Only choice and
weighty mules landed at 5000 and up
ward, while plain light class was ce-
cured below $50.
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BOoSTIN STEER VALUES.
Thursday Market Furnishes Price
Jump Surprises on Brisk
GAnAral DAnaand 49,

| Stock Yards, Chicago, Dec TO-
Early week. declines in fat and handy
weight steers as well as medium and
plain classes Were recovered lin the
Thursday session. brisk and packer
and shipper demand was shown and
light supply estimated late in the ses-
sion down to 4,50O went mostly at 100
| l5c advance over Wednesdays prices,
While biggest share of selling was at
l5@25c gain compared with low spot
last Tuesday. Packers acted as if they
had suddenly awakened to find that
beef at present cost is the cheapest
commodity offered them in months
past There was ravenous demand from
this source and shippers urgent orders
proved another price boosting slim
ulus. Nothing prime was shown in the
run, best steers and fat yearlings, MAX
ing $6.75. although a prime kind for
Christmas trade was quoted at $7.25@
$50. Choice weighty steers were
quoted at s6.50@S.85, but there were
few in the run good enough to bring
above $6.40, while bulk of the medium
to good grade LOO to 1900 Id steers
cleared at s5.25@6.15, with common
light cattle down to $3.50 Now that
prices have been lifted off the seasons
low level the trade is urging feeders
who have half finished steers to hold
them at home and feed out, since corn
is cheap and rough fed feed more
plentiful than in years. Another deluge
of warmed up stuff early next week, it
is figured, will effect sharp reversal Of
prices.
Butcher stock moved freely at 100
l SC advance over Wednesdays prices,
while sales showing recovery of early
week declines, while bulls sold at 1Oc
advance. Prime calves were csc higher,
others steady to firm. Tops went at
$3.50 to fill Christmas demands. Feed
ers and stock st RS met brisk coun-
try call at firm rates, sales showing
last weeks level Prices had the fol-
lowing range:
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Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE-SILyER LACED WYAN-
dotte cockerels. 81. Mrs. Lura Van
5 Cleve, Blakesburg, la. Blakesburg
F. phone 2121-96.
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ch;o.oo provi.ion Market.

Chicago Provision Market.
Chicago, Dec 16.-The provision
market follows:
Rye-cash-81hc.
Barley-60 a 88c.
Timothy-$8 @9.75.
Clover-$10@14.25.
PORK-Jan-.1 9.37h,
Lard-$10.25.
Ribs-$10.17h.
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was a member. Interment at South
lawn.
The United Brethren people are pre-
pairing to build parsonage just south
Of the church. The excavation was be-
gun the first of the week.
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Peoria Corn Ma

Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, Dec. 16.-The. corn market
follows:
No. yellow-431ac.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Furnished by e. w. Wagner & 20.
members Chicago Board of Trade
Rooms and 5. Chiffon Block. OF.
.tumwa phone 1884: iowa phone
539-R. G. J. Kobel. Local Manager.
WHEAT-Jirh I.ow SDoc 16 nec TX
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FOR sALE-NEAR AGENCY. IOWA,
80 acres Of good rich land. a little
rolling but not rough. New house,
new barn, close to good school.
Priced at ss7 per acre. Also 81 acres
OF good timber land, fairly i'm
proved. nicely located. $50 per acre.
Phil watkins, Agency, la.
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Chicago Grain Futures.

VnICU90 0TNJU VVtuTeS'
Chicago, Dec. 16.-The grain futures
follow:
WHEAT-.May opened, ss1h @ssAc.:
high. 96Ac.: low, 95kc.. closed, 95Nc.;
July. 93a @93Ac.
CORN-May opened, 47h @47Nc.;
high, 47Mc.: low, 47Ac.; closed, 47hc.;
July, ASH @4Sasc.
OATS-May opened. BAN @34Ac.;
high, 34Ac.; low, 34@34Mc.; closed,
34h @34Ac.; July, 34c.
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HAVE A LARGE NUMBER or
good farms to sell at right prices.
also few trade propositions. Write
. for list w. NJ. Hotchklss, Bloomfield.
la.
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FOR SALE-PUPE B7F;D ANGUS
bulls. Ed F. Oehler. Moravia, a.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago Dec. Observation-Disclosures
steady; creameries, 23@29c.; diaries.
21@25c.
EGGS-Market easy; receipts. 1.500
cases: at market, cases included, 1919
@221c.; firsts, 29c. prime f1rsts, Sic
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FOR SALE-YEARLING MULE. VIM.
Belgard, between Ottumwa and
Cliffland.
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FOR SALE A FINE 140 ACRE FARM
finely improved in Catholic COM
munity, well fenced, good buildings
Of all kinds, and well located on the
upland. The owner wants to sell it
before the first of January for $50
per acre. Good terms. We have other
bargains. Fowler-Raitt Realty Co.,
/. North Bend, Nebr.
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ch;caoo PouItrv Market,

Chicago. Dec. 6.-Poultry-M Market
easy: turkeys. live. 17c.: dressed,
22hc.; fowls, live, 10hc.: dressed, 12c.;
springs, live, 1oc.; dressed. l2c.
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FOR SALE-10 NICE LOOKING
wear well suits for $3.50. They look
like SIS suits and will wear about as
long. 1913 Market st.
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Hogs Close Strong; Sc Higher.
Chicago, Dec. 16.--Hogs closed
strong; five higher than early; light
and mixed, s7.35@775: heavy. $3.50
775; rough. $7.30@7.50: good choice
heavy, s750@Z75: bulk sales, $4,000
ITO.
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HEA QUARTERS FOR WELL
drilling, deep and shallow wells. All
work guaranteed. Phone 3117 or
1921 Fairfield. Geo. Stewart or x.
O. r. Stewart. Refer to Guy Hanna
or j. 3. Reno, Fairview Stock farm.
Geo. Stewart.
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WILL SELL MY WELL, WIND
mill and plumbing business at a
reasonable price II taken soon. Sell
on account of Ill health Frank Schi-
ferl, Lindsay. Nebr. .
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For Sale

FOR sALE-cHEsTER WHITE HOG
one year old. Weight about $50, q
state fair winner. $35. Single Comb
Bro n Leghorn cockerels. Is centa
and 81 each. Will Michael. Selma,
la.
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New York Poultry Marke

N ----- INV UTR VWTN0es
New York. Dec. 16.-Poultry-Mar-
ket dressed. irregular: chickens, 12h %
1910: fowls, 13@17c.; turkeys. 1870
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FOR SALE OR TRADE s HORSE
power Webster gasoline engine
mounted on trucks with Shore Bros
swinging wood saw attached Com
pletes ready to hitch to. Also head
quarters for new and second hand
automobiles and gasoline engines. e.
L. Shore. Eldon. Ia.
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Bucks and Gull shes -. s.oo@s2o
Native lambs, poor to best 5.10@6.35
Western lambs. common to
plain ........ ~. 8. 209g6.3o
Lambs, seconds 80. ..... 1850 500 !
Feeding lambs. all kinds J. 5.0o@5.S5
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'e to fancy -earling

steers ......:. $4,000 $50
Choice to prims heavy
steers ................. $3.50 s.s5
Medium to good steers -. $3.50 $50
interior to fair steers $3.50. 1850 SIS
Fat cows and heifers $500. $3.50 $50
Canning cows and heifers. 2.25@ 3.15
Native bulls and stays -. $3.50 $40
Feeding cattle 600M1,100 lbs 800 $40
Fair to fancy veal calves. 5000 $50
Heavy calves ....... 5000 500
Export steers ............. 5000 6.10
Western range steers -. 1850 800
Mixers and springers. hd.. .30.O0@70.o0
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-17

FOR SALE-1O CHILD'S OVER
coats worth from $2.75 to 49, so ages
from 3 to s years old for SLIPS. Styl-
ish nobby coats. We don't intend to
handle children's clothing. 1OS Mar
ket Street
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-17

St. Louis Grain Market.
ST. Louis, Dec. 16.-The grain mar
ket follows:
Wheat-May-97Ac Z
Corn-46Ac
Oats-33c.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-17

FOR sALE-3e SHROPSHIRE EWES
and male, for further information
address N. E. WEIGH Route Batavia
la.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-17

FOR SALE-AT HALF PRICE. SO
mems oyercoats, all sizes and AZ
suits Of clothes. All latest styles and
first quality goods 108 Market ST.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-17
TODAY'S MARKET NEWS
LOCAL MARKETS.
MARKETS UNCHANGED.
focal Wholesale and Retail Prices Re-
main Same as Yesterdays
Quotations.

The local wholesale and retail mar
xets show no changes today.
e D, M. Dec. 16)
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-17

FOR SALE = Is REGISTERED
Shropshire ewes S. c. Rhode Island
Reds and s. c. Brown, Leghorn
Cockerels, Is and 81 each. John w.
Peebler, Ottumwa, Route No. l.