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Mr.. and Mrs. John Travas Of Clio.
are guests of their aunt and uncle Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Stuber.
The Sunday school Of the M. r..
church held picnic Wednesday In
the Chas. Oldham grove east of Eddy
VILE About 100 were present and a
most enjoyable day was spent by all
present. Various amusements were
provided and picnic dinner was
served.
VIM. Schaffer and Lee Warner went
to Abba Wednesday to attend chau-
tauqua.
Rev. Blanchard of Wapello preached
in the park Sunday evening at the
union services.
Harry Miller returned from Water
loo where he has been visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller.
Mrs. C.. Aldridge accompanied her
sister Mrs. w. A. Hall to Hurdland,
Mo. and she will make an extended
Mrs. Matilda Richardson. Mr.. and
Mrs Y. N. Bay and Mr.. and Mrs. Alb
shanks visited friends in Abba one
day last week and attended chautau-
qua.
Henry Criswell Of Oskaloosa Is Wis
ting his mother Mrs. M. j. Criswell.
Dolph Tempelton~of Hamilton was a
business caller in Eddyville one day
last week.
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HOGS SHOW A GAIN.
Short Run at Chicago Saturday Sent
Prices up Over Fridays

Stock Yards. Chicago. Aug. pa
short run of 5000 hogs on the Saturday
market boosted prices full 10 above the
Friday basis. while some sales We're
15c higher at the close. Packers were
keen for heavy grades and these
showed biggest advance. Market was
an 5000 affair for good heavy packers
to choice lights. while one lot Of prime
lights made $905. Heavy shipping
sold up to $3.50 and bulk of good
mixed packing made ss.2o@s.30. Aver
age price was $3.50, highest since July
20 last, and this in face of the consid.
erably increased receipts for the week
plainly evidenced the much keener APP
probation which packers are showing
hog narketings now since the demand
for product is gaining, and fresh meats
as we'll as provisions are mavtng at
higher rates. Quotations.:
Bulk Of sales -. -. .$S.15@S.45
Heavy butchers, 240@300 lbs s.35@8.s5
Light butchers, 10000 lbs S.40@8s
Light bacon, 160@190 lbs. S.65@9 .o5
Light light, 130@155 lbs. S.60@S.90
Heavy shipping, 250@350 lbs s.35@S.60
Heavy packing, $500 400 lbs 795@S.S0
Mixed packing, 200@250 lbs. 500 $50
Rough, heavy packing :. ;. 7.75@7.95
Light mixed, 10000 lbs. s.30@s.60
Poor to best pigs, 60@135 lbs 8.s0@9.o5
Governments and boars -. 3.0O@6.50
Stays. 80 lbs dockage head. 8.50@S.35
STEERS AT HIGH VALUE:
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. Phillips and grand
daughter returned Thursday from OF
tun1wa where they have been visiting
Mr.. Phillips sister Mrs Ray.
J. C. Arnold of Columbus, Nebr.,
who has been visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Wright Of Oskaloosa,
came down Thursday and surprised
his grandmother Mrs. L. Middlesworth
whom he has not seen for years.
Mrs. N. Keeran and daughter Jean
nette who have been staying at Colfax
for the benefit of Mrs. Keeran's health
returned home Thursday.
Miss Emma Anderson has resigned
her position in DR.. Graham's office
and Miss Leta Worrell will take her
place.
Ottumwa Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Mccain and son How
ard visited friends In Oskaloosa Fri
day. ~
Miss Jessie De Tar has been quite
sick this week.
Miss Warden Of Ottunwa visited
her sister Mrs. s. c. Brown on Fri
day.
John Curtis returned from land in
spectine trip in Webster county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bay of Aurora
are visiting friends in the Hayden
Chapel district
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sauona citizen, but now Of San Fran
cisco, Calf. spent several days here
visiting old friends. III. ,,.+,a
son Of Thayer, Kans., have been VS.
ting the latter's sister Mrs. Ross
Beggs and family of this place.
Vim. Gillespie OF Lincoln, Nepr' anu no
Hattie Miller Of Mem2his Mo- nave 1S.s
heen visiting the later's sister, Mrs.
Ross Beggs and family Of this place. :,
Vim. Ciii;esrie Of Lincoln Nehr, ara
Miss rattle Miller Of Memphis. MO-,
have heen 1is'1lns In Keosanqus. az the
John A. Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Cheney ana
daughter Geraldine left Wednesaay
evening for their summer outing WHICH
viii be spent in Maine. ,-
!. w. Haney and daughter OF fal.
Add have been guests Of the formers
mother r. w. Haney and family.
Mrs. Harry Goldwater Of New YORK
o,+,, has heen spending delgntful
,resk with her uncle Mark Whitney
and family OF this place.
M and Mrs. A. Sloan and family OF
ottumwa came Friday for rev Gays ys
Visit with Mrs. Sloans parents WI
and Mrs. w. C. Lining.
Winnie and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex smith
Ierr Thursday for Ottumwa for short
visit. 49,
week spent at Jamestown. N. q.
where he went to attend the BLDG
Tract convention.
Charles Robinson left Friday Tor Cs-
borne, Kans., where he Will VISIT rela-
tiyes for about ten days.
RAYMOND Snyder and daughter lett
for their home in Colorado Friday. Mr.:
SNYDER was called here by the critical
illness Of his mother
The funeral Of Judge Alex Brown
was held from his late residence MT;
Brown was about Is years OF age ana
one Of Keosauqua's most beloved citi-
gems The Knights Templar ana ". a.
3 marched in body to the cemetery.
Miss Ora Strait gave her Sunday
school class delightful treat Thurs
day, in the form Of a picnic at the old
fair grounds.
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Yard Clerk Andy johnson Of the
Burlington, left Saturday afternoon on
No. 9 for ten days visit in Denver
with relatives. In the absence of Clerk
johnson, Peter Wright, night yard
clerk is on day duty with John Ora
ham on at night. w. Baker is look
ing after Graham's duties of calling.
Foreman William Richards Of the
south side yard crew, was of duty
yesterday.
Frank Hampshire of the Milwaukee
freight Office, returned with his wife
and family from sojourn of two
weeks in Pierce, Neb., and reported
for duty this morning.
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- RELIABLE HUSTLING
agents to sell well improved corn
farms just across the Iowa line IN
southeastern Minnesota. Can sell to-
day for from $55 to $S5 per acre.
Nothing better in Illinois or Iowa. In
three years these same farms Will
sell for from $125 to $3.50 per acre.
Do you want one? Small payment
down. Also snaps in North and
South Dakota lands in Large or
small lots. Agents wanted at once.
Joseph Keenan,, Austin MINI.
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Rev. e. l.. Tenant and family Of
Cantril drove over to Keosauqua last
week and took the train for Oskaloosa
where they will visit relatives for a
few days.
Mrs. Frank Daggett Of Fairfield has
been the guest of. Miss Maggie Vance
the past week.
Mr., and Mrs. F. B. Edes and little
son OF washington state are in Keo-
sauaua, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson Patten.
Miss Edna Irish has returned home
after a months visit in Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA with friends.
Rev. Paul McBeth of South Dakota
snd Rev. j. w. Potter and family of
Keokuk spent the first of the week
with relatives here.
MI. Mary Dunlap has returned to
her home in Marysville. after a week s
visit with friends in Keosauqua.
John B. Bleakmore, a former keo-
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Wicker Of
Washington state visited relatives
here recently.
Oscar Rill had his ankle badly lacer-
ated while he was riding a colt. The
colt ran against wire fence cutting a
very painful cash. At last accounts he
was getting along nicely.
Fred Bell has sold his residence to
William Bickle.
Recently number of the Epworth
leaguers enjoyed picnic on the banks
Of the Des Moines river.
Miss Daisy Rodabaugh entertained
her young friends at a social at the
residence of her parents on East Main
street.
A Verdow ded at the residence Of
his daughter Mrs. Edward Jones We'd
nesday morning about, $3.50 a. m. He
was 70 years of age. The funeral was
held from his daughters residence on
Thursday at 10 a. M, Rev. o. G. circuit
officiating. 1nterment in the !. 0. o. F.
cemetery.
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- SlGOURNEY.
Ed Weller a former resident of this
community but now residing near
Ksnsas city, Mo-, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening for an extended visit
with his brother William.
]. B. Blaise Of Des Moines is In the
city this week enjoying a much needed
rest and renewing old acquaintances.
Mr.. Blaise formerly lived here.
and Mrs. c. c. Heninger who have re-
Gently enjoyed trip through the yell
lowstone Park and other western
points returned home Tuesday.
Henry Duensing and family who
have been spending several weeks
with Mr.. Duensing's family returned
to their home in Boynton, Okla, on
Wednesday.
J. T. Hockenberry, former resident
Of this city. has been in the city for
several days visiting at the E. LATER
home Mr. Hockenberry left this COM
munity almost thirty years ago.
j. F. Dunn, H. l.. Snakenbery and M.
Biewen. members Of the board of sup
ervisors and County Treasurer
SchwenKe and County Auditor Lynn
went to Cedar Rapids Wednesday to
attend the state meeting of supervisors
and auditors and treasurers.
Mrs. Asa White left for Allerton on
Wednesday to visit Myrtle and Elsie
Bamford, daughters of DR.. G.. r.
Bamford.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Wyles of Chero-
kee, Okla, are spending the week at
the parental Turner home. They ex-
pect to remain only short time.
DR.. w. w. Eastburn was a passenger
for Ottumwa Tuesday on professional
business. ,%
Mrs 6. b. Martin of Fremont and
Miss Gladys Martin of Keithsburg.
ILL.,, arrived in. the city Tuesday for q
visit at the Cap Miller home.
Mrs Eva H. Ogden was business
visitor in What Cheer Wednesday.
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Car Lots Today.
CH1CAGO-Wheat, 234; corn, 17s;
oats, 4S7.
CoNTRACT-wheat, 1924; corn, S.;
oats, 391
DULUTH-Wheat A.; last year, 2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., e54; last
year. AS.
Estimated Receipts for Tomorrow.
Wheat--405.
Corn-292.
Oats-753.
Liverpool Gables.
CLOSING--Wheat M@N lower;
corn v lower.
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MIN NEsoTA LAND.

DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A
change? II so come here and look at
the lands we have for sale. Wheat
this year yielding 40 bushel per acre,
and corn as good as Illinois or Iowa.
Lands worth 40 to 70 dollars per
acre Markets the very best. GOOD
roads. schools and rural mail ana
telephone service. Good improve
ments. good soil and we want to send
our lists to all. Write us for lists.
Minnesota Valley Land Co, Le
Sueur, MINI.
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Morris Williams
LARGEST AND BEST DRAFT
HORSE MARKET WEST OF
THE MISSISSIPPI.
HORSES SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE
ON APPROVAL.
DOUBLE HEADER NEXT WEEK.
Thursday and Friday, September LIST
and End.
Tell all the folks about 1t. 1t will be
a big fall opening sale.
TWO DAYS.

You see it's this way. On THURSDAY,
September l the Ringing Bros. SHOW
the greatest show on earth, VIII pc
here. So will just about everybody else
within fifty miles Of Ottnmwa, so !
thought 1t was too fine a chance to let
slip by to kill two birds with one
stone, especially for some OF the
deacons in the churches who might
possibly have a little horse flesh to
sell, and the mere fact that the big
show was in town on the same day
they had to bring their horses to the
greatest market west OF the Mississippi
would be no fault of theirs.
We will sell at private sale only
Thursday, but have arranged to nave
number Of good buyers here that day,
SO that II you do not care to stay over
for the big auction IN Friday you can
sell and get away. Our sales have been
growing very rapidly through August.
time. and this two day sale will be
the largest of them all. And I'll see
that buyers are here for anything and
everything in the shape Of horses
worth from $40 to $500. Commission
$3.50 whether at private sale or N
auction. No listing fee. This sale
will be a hummer and no matter what
class of horses you have for sale or
how far you live away, it will be
money to you to lead or ship them to
Ottumwa for this big Two Day Special.
Another thing If you don't quite ap-
prove ~ stirt,,scs Zen you ar, ~
hon.e. hut should ctcide while y,n arc
here tina. you 80, nd like to g 4, out
little will. ire sc,s that night. !,er- :
by notify "yoI. folks" IN advance that
owing - the i:nmcl sity OF the ga ara
the rush Of hls.n..s II was inr2ests'
FIR me II, enttle with you until next
morning and Of course you wanted a
settlement before you went home. See?
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Mrs. Stephenson Of Haysyille spent
Friday with her sister Mrs. Bacon
and family at Highland.
Mrs Porter of Bloomfield called on
relatives and friends in and around
Highland Monday.
Mrs. T. Summers, Mrs. B. L. Denny,
and Miss M. Bacon were passengers
to Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. Dixon and daughter Hattie OF
Tulsa, Okla, who have been visiting at
the A. T. Reames home left over the
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

- Ch1ca9o EIVe Stock Marker.
Chicago, ACC. 22.-The live stock
market follows:
s. CATTLE-Market strong, 10 higher;
receipts, $4,000; beeves, $4.80@s.5O;
stockers, feeders. $4.10@6.20: cows,
heifers. $2.60@6.50: westerns, $4@7.
HOGS-Market strong; five higher:
receipts. $4,000: light, sS.65@9.10:
mixed, sSI5@9: heavy, $aS5@s.70;
rough, $7.S5@S.05; good choice heavy,
SS.05@S.7O: bulk sales, $S25@s.5O.
SHEEP-Market ten lower; receipts,
$4,000: natives, $2.50@45O; lambs,
$475@6S5. n
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New York Poultry Market.

New York, Aug. 22.-Poultry-Mar-
ket dressed, easy; broilers, TIC; fowls,
13@16c.; turkeys, 1s@22c.
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago, Aug. 22.-The grain market
follows:
WHEAT-No. 2 red. 9sAc.@$L00;
No. 8 red. s5@9sAc.; No. 2 hard, 9SA
@s1.01; No. 8 hard. 96@99c.
CORN-No. 2. SIX @61Ac.; No. 2
white, 62@62hc.; No 2 yellow, 81 X c.;
No. 8, 61@61kc.; No. white, 61hc.;
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chie.oo Butter and Eaa Market.

Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Aug. 22.--The grain futures
follow:
WHEAT-S Sept. opened, ssN @9S&c;
high, 99Ac.; low, 9SAc.; closed, 9S1sc:
Dec, $1.03@l03h.
CORN-Sept. opened. 59h@59Bc.;
high, 6otsc.; low, 5s1sc.; closed, 6Oc.;
Dec. 5sh @5SAc.
OATs-se opened. s4Mc.: high,
36M @s5Ac.; low, s4hc.: closed S4Mc.;
Dec. 36Ac.
Chicago Provision Market.
Chicago. Aug. 22.-The provision
market follows:
rk-Sept-$21.47h.
Lard-$1210.
Ribs-$12.57h.
Rye cash-741s @16c.
Barley-45@75c.
Timothy-Oct-$6.10
Clover--Oct-$14.
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Native and Range Kinds at Chicago
Close to High Mark for the

Stock Yards, Chicago. Aug. "a
Present values for both native ana
range steers are close UP to the highest
levels of the season. In the past week
good to choice natives and westerns
advanced 400 soc and plain and med
ium grass fed natives 25@35c. Supplies
fell few thousand under the week be-
fore and in face of this there was broad
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ANCHOR wATERPRoOF CON
: crete blocks made house absolute
" dry and free from repairs. Guar
nnteed. Everything In concrete. OF
tumwa Concrete Tile Co., Madison
Ave.
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down his temporary structure from of
the park.
A meeting of citizens was held In
the office Of Conger and Jackley Mon
day morning to make arrangements for
the celebration of Old Settlers day
Aug. 81 being the last Saturday in the
month was the day chosen and all ar
rangements were made and commit
tees appointed.
]. A. Peters of Lucerne, Mo-, came
today to visit relatives and friends In
this city. He will remain until after
Old Settlers day.
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IIsTEN-s0 ACRE FARM, $1,75o; l.
600 acres timber land, SAID Per aso'
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FOR SALE-ONLY LIVERY STOCK
In good town in northern Iowa and
doing fine business, consists OF Il
horses, Z sets Of harness. single
buegies, 8 surries. 3 cutters, l clip
per, plenty fly nets, robes. busters,
can rent barn and feed sheds right.
Price s17c0; this a good opening
for right party. Write for my farm
list, o. III. Stilson, Corwith. La.
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Chicago Butter and Eqa Market

Chicago, Aug. Observation-Disclosures
steady; creameries, 24k @29c.; diaries,
25@27c.
EGGS -Market steady: receipts. TO-
500 cases; at mark, cases included, IA
@17c.; firsts, 19c.; prime f1rsts, 21c.
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No. yellow, s1%c.; No. 3. 61@S1Ac.;
No. 8. white, s1hc.; No. 8 yellow. 61@
S1hc.
SAX @35hc.; No. 3. size: No. S
white, 34@34hc.; standard, BAN @35c.
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T0DAY'S MARKET. NEWS
: local MARKETS. .
HOGS INCREASE.
Porksrs Of Heavy Type Advance u
Cents. Oats Drop I

Porkers Of the heavy type are shown
at ten cent increase this moIhii as
while light hogs arc quoted at tnree
cents higher than SATURDAY prl ;aI
oats are down one cent. NO speclai
change in local retail markets.
n h. M Aug. 22.)
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FOR SALE.

/ HAVE FARMS THAT ARE FOR
sale. Prices are right. Write me Tor
description and prices. Austin jay,
Moravia, Iowa.
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BUYERS FOR FINE
level Appanoose county Iowa lands,
we'll improved, at a bargain. Address
c. M. McF'atridge, Moravia. Ia, Send
for list.
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Firm cIo.e for sheep.

Stock Yards. Chicago, Aug. 22.-Run
of 1000 sheep and lambs for Saturday
comprised largely direct consignments
to packers and trading was of nominal
character. Closing prices for mutton
stock held firm with the week before,
although fat lambs were 10@15c of,
while showing as much as csc decline
from high point last Tuesday Demand
for feeding lambs was aggressive
throughout the week. however, and
these finished 1O@15c higher than last
week, the good feeders costing as
much as choice native and range lambs
brought by killers. Prime natives sold
at high spot up to $40 and rangers at
81, but both classes closed at $6.S5,
with choice feeders at $685.. Bulk Of
feeding lambs went at $6.50@6.65. and
the plain to good killers made $3.50
$50. with common class down to IS.
Range wethers sold up to $40. fat
range and native ewes at $4.25@4.35
and fair class at $4@415, while the
culls sold down to $2.50@3. Yearlings
topped at 80 and a good class of ma
tive, breeding ewes went at $4.75. Quo
tations:
Range wethers, plain to
Fed wethers. plain to best. 4.oo@4.4o
Yearlings, fair to choice -. 5O0@5.65
Ewes. common to best 3.S5@4.60
Breeding ewes all ages -. 4.25@56O
Bucks and Gull sheep :. ;. 2.50@3.50
Native lambs, poor to best :. 5.50@6.75
Range lambs, common to
prime -. ......... 6s5@e.s5
Lambs. seconds -. ;. ...... 46O@5.75
Feeding lambs. all kinds -. 6.60@6.75
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Nav York eutter and Eao Market.

New York, Aug. .-Butter-Market
firm: receipts, 500; creamery. IAN @
BIC; state dairy, 22h @2shc.: process,
22h@27c.: factory. 22@23hc.; imita-
ton creamery, 24@25c.
EGGS-Market firmer; receipts, 81
500; fresh gathered extra firsts, 231k ID
24c.: firsts, 21h @22hc.: seconds, 1914
@20hc.
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ST. Louis Grain Market.
st. Louis, Aug. 22.-9he grain mar
ket follows:
wheat sept-s7k@Nc.
Ccrn-51 Nc.
Oats-32H Nc.
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WE BUY. AND SELL SECOND HAND
furniture. @zOttumwa Second Hano
Store Al East Main. II. Ro9en
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Chicago Poultry Market
Chicago, Aug. 22.-Poultry-Mark
steady: turkeys, 20c.; chickens, 12c.;
springs, 15c.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS,

Furnished by e. w. Wagner 4 Co.,
members Chicago Board Of Trade,
Rooms Z and s, Chiffon Block. OF
tumwa phone 1884: Iowa phone
539-R
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FUN ERALs

The remains Of Richard J. Nicely,
sac East Mill street, who died at the
Ottumwa hospital Friday afternoon,
we're shipped to Hddyville over the
Rock Island at 11:15 o'clock today.
Services were held over the remains
this afternoon, conducted by Father
Lotus OF Oskaloosa. Interment was
made in the Eddyville cemetery.
The last sad rites over the remains
Of Miss Lily Broughel who passed
away Saturday, were held this morn
ing at the Sacred Heart church.
Requiem mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father james Foley at 8 o'clock. In
terment was made in Calvary GENE
terry.
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FOR sALE--COAL MINE az MILES
west Of ottumwa, 4 feet OF clean coal
ming order, Q pairs Of scales, wagon
scales and top scales. Mines are tiled
Good trade and running lots Of coal
At expiration Of 10 years lease. all
mine fixtures fall back to owner
VIM Welt. Inquire Of 70S First street
South Ottumwa or new phone 3i28-Y
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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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SECTION OF GREGORY COUNTY,
South Dakota land for sale. This
section has timber. running water
fed by springs. lots Of hay. 90 acrea
broken, 1870 acres can be plowed. all
fenced, one-haf mile from school,
three miles from one railroad town
and six miles from another, 5000
soil and the very best all round
farming and stock raising section In
Gregory county. South Dakota. Call
on or write to Chas. Miner, owner,
Fairfax, S. d.
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shipping. and packer inquiry for every
thing mt for beef. Market opened the
week steady to 15c lower, but on We'd
nesday and Thursday there were big
price advances for all grades, the sup
plies falling short Of general require
ments. Tops went at $8.45, but at the
finish prime lots were quoted up to
$3.50. A liberal crop Of fat beeves made
$T75@s.15, and bulk OF good corn fed
kinds s7.15@7.60. with the grassers
and medium short fed kinds at $500
Z, bulk at $5.35@6.
Native cows OF good grade closed
strong, but mediums ". = 10c lower
than the week before, VIII he bull mar
ket showed 10000 decline. Calves, on
the other hands. were 25c higher. The
stocker and feeder market went lower
early in the week, but later regained
the decline. Volume Of feeder business
was second largest Of any week this
season, and close to 900 loads went to
the eastern farmers. Prices had the
following range:
Choice to fancy steers :. ..$7.s5@s6o
Medium to good steers !. ). s.50@7.50
Inferior to fair steers ). -. 5.00@6.35
Fat cows and heifers 80. 3.50l7.00
Canning cows and heifers ;. 2.00@3.25
Native bulls and stays ;. 3.15@3.40
Feeding cattle, 5000 1,100 lbs 3.25@5.S5
Fair to fancy veal calves -. 7.75@8.75
Heavy calves -. 3.O0@4.50
Export steers 6.60@7.40
Western range steers . $500. 4.5007.25
Distillery steers ..... 7.00@S.00
Mixers, springers, head 28.00@6o
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FOR sALE-160 ACRE FARM. AZ
miles from Weatherford. Okla, towl
OF 1900; 2 miles from State Normal
school: snap for $4,000. worth S.
600; forced to SELL Address Lock
Box 1875, Eagle City, Okla
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Paoria Corn Market.

Peoria, Aug. 22.--The corn market
follows:
No. 3-S0Hc.