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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

- sssuls the legal representative Of the White
x0a'us' Association for mayor2
~ Thuua convicted white SLAYER declares Hi Gill IS
- hss attorney and the records in other white
s1< bar on Thuruas contention
- M pnuaries Gill has refused 70 appear in in
n<a'As 81 ~ho deal IN white saves-but he has paid
4ArnAmsg b D. This work ior him
Ars 49, story oi Max Thurna convicted February Is
q e q this county Il living off the earnings Of
Ssn Thuna when arrested had letters in his posses
Awau r Hebrew. which showed the eold-biooded COM
49, empoyed by these men who deal in women
ednsa % in i've stock
W. hs was arrested by the United States immigration
81 iAsma sent Tor III Gill and paid him $3.50 defend
araa says he sent for Gill because he IS known among
fntA somen the attorney Of their class. Thuma
~ 3 defend him and also TO defend Joe Herman,
rs'a saver Gill took the $3.50
~ snas Of the superior court show that the law firm
neT Frye were attorneys for Thurna and Herman
W cane time to notice that the trial Of these
s savers had been set the notice served on Gill;
Tt The signature Of this firm appears the notices
~ n me N the superior court
= VI alter 6ili had been nominated for mayor the
WI ns<et Iharnas came 20 trial The day before
= "a saled Gill Thurna and told him that he could
.ss'hi MN Ihurna tells Of the meeting as sollows
FL
IN court He said he was running for mayor and the
'sHs would tell about IL and il would lose him votes
nsFy but Gil said he would send me another lawyer
Il ~ a.m himself begged him to look after my case
S- A4o was no as he was running for mayor and
Il IN ss people know he was my lawyer Monday
3ksS ~nen was brought into court a lawyer named
~a' mere 70 defend me. Gill had sen, him to the
~ muse he tried my and I was convicted"
a'insf the attorney who defended Thurna tells
..nsssion wth the case as follows.
~ vas Ny FIRST WHITE SLAVE CASE. GILL
sg.r W " THAT BUSINESS. GILL ASKED ME TO
Z nm "D iHURNA AND GILL PAID ME FOR IT"
Withdrew from the defense ~ joe Herman arrested
ihurna. Herman IS 90 be defended by George
/ vas recommended 10 Herman by Gilt
Isk. .s . not an unusual circumstance with Hi Gill
I1 ''0"a BY The court records in the Case Of William
arrested December ! as white SLAYER The
Iips, " snow that Bowman Is defended by Gill. Hoyt
3s s 1n mas not yet withdrawn from the Bowman
b. "a soon come TO trial. but is likely that Gill
4 ~ smother lawyer appear in court
matter who appear in COURT the court record. show,
- ss "hte slave cascs Hiram G. Gil republican
N mayor Is their attorney. accepted thcir fees and
# ~'ea p aeqat them
4A,ns no iystera about these charges They are set
j BIN. The records show lii Gill 10 be the attor-
i savers convicted white SLAYER declares that
4 Rsaa rs sountr} over In his capacity
4t E.. people Of Seattle elect the attorney for the
fM ''"pany Or the Great Northern railroad as
sAtERs tss eset an attorney for the WHIl@ SLAVE
Ikna eiAilON' Why elect a man employed by
8 Aa' who earns the dirtest dollars that crcu-
. ssArIsHIo iLL,
4 eAFNor rzHY TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
by United Press. J

EVERETT, Wash, March 1.-The train reported
wiped out by snow slide west Of the Cascade tunnel
today has been definitely fixed the Spokane local.
westbound stalled Wellington since February "a
The so people aboard may have all been killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
6. N. TRAIN
BURIED IN
AVALANCHE

The Helpless Passengers, Stalled Since Tuesday at
Entrance to Cascade Tunnel May All Be Dead
Wires Down Before Details Are Learned-ReIief
Trains the Way.
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lFran. b. 20. .In,.llla.ns.r 20. !. 80. }

tFrsn ire Psss-iatslHssnsse FEB. :, iso6l
4. 4. sssl.s srs ADMITTED Mr.. ~
n his issal right member % tire bar when
arnsy fgr the depravsd ~ bot
80 s1sHy sdwsa that doing he dishorers
81 the eours Dsnonor generally
~>s Hseph tks % psbic ep8son ay lock
~ ~ry Mr. cfs pratsststions - ssi
- professional espaeY be b.
II ~ spp.sny he has little regard fer public opsrsa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
COULDN'T REACH TINS ONE.

But this train had remained beyond The reach of snow
plov and wreckcs In the face desperate fight by railroad
workers SHOWS quickly covered up their work and made
their efforts vain.
them made their way foot the Scenic Hot Springs and
got trains from there.
Supplies purchased by the dining officials for the
other uowhouud passengers II Is Thought about 80 of
them remained with the train.
This morning Thomas Degnau freight agent Of the Great
Northern ia Seattle said that he thought the worst OF the
trouble and that it only question of hours till
the stalled train could get Under way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

EVERETT, Wash. March The Great North
ern train which has lain stalled above Scenic since last
Tuesday has probably been destroyed by an avalanche
Mail train stalled above here wiped out by land
slide"
This much OF a message the wires from
Wellington shortly before noon then the wires broke.
Since then, though every effort has been made, no
single further word can be learned of the terrible
catastrophe.
Every wire, telephone and telegraph, between here
and Wellington is down, broken by the terrific snow
storms and slides that have disrupted the Great North
service.
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PUBLICAN CANDIDATE
|NNNCTE:D BY RECORDS
N COURTS Of COUNTY

3, Slave Dealer Says Gill is Known Throughout the
r~ntry a. Legal Agent in Seattle of White Slavers
-.csnddate Is Attorney of Record for Cases Now
lending in Courts of King County.
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SEND RELIEF TRAIN.

Immediately on receipt of the dispatch Great
Northern officials equipped relief train and started
out Every available physician and nurse in Everett
and Bellingham were hurried out on the train Food
supplies and a big crew of wreckers and carpenters
were taken along.
What train il is which has met this terrible fate
how many passengers carried, whether they all went
down to death buried under tons of snow and broken
iron and woodwork-all this is unknown.
The railroad officials got but the one despairne
CRY for help before Wellington the nearest telegraph
station, was cut off from the world
II not even known whether it is an east or ,yest
bound train Railroad officials however think that
is most likely the westbound train which was stalled
closest to the tunnel week ago today
The train local and carried only 80 passen
gers the railroad men say.
The train which believed wrecked eit Spokane over
week and should have arrived in Everett last TUESDAY
afternoon Heavy stalled and blocked it's course nine
miles beyond Scenic right the the Cascade tunnel
Five other trains stalled in the mountains bv the
heavy that fell and dred the tracks, but an of these
as far as he learned have been reached b rckng crews
and rotary snow plows and have proceeded to safety
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ClearinRs today 3 Nlu 1884
balances ........ 90 1884
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VIM. Miller was a business caller In
Abba Saturday.
Albert Hoskinson and wife Of near
Unionville attended the Pabst funeral
here Sunday.
Chef Mornyer and family of Abba
were visitors at the parental Henry
Maneor home Sunday.
Dave Anderson returned home Fri
day from Des Moines where he had
been on business.
John Madison. ST., is seriously i'll
this week with heart disease
Kirk Mccoy sold a span OF draft
mares to VIM. P. I~all Of Lancaster,
Mo-, Saturday for $500.
Charles Ferley and John Hart re-
turned Tuesday from Wyoming where
they filed on 100 acres OF land each and
will move there in September.
AS result of an ad In the Ottumwa
Courier Grant Sincox sold Ills two
stations last week to w. III. Trussell
for a good price.
Died, in the Ottumwa hospital
10th, at eight O'clock p. m, Mrs. Chas.
Pabst, aged IS years. She was taken
to the hospital to be operated on for
appendicitis but the operation was
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CHICAGO stock Yard Personals.

Stock Yards, Chicago, March 16--
John Green, Avoca, Ia. sent in two
loads Of cattle OF his own feeding
which sold at $7.65. They averaged
1917 lbs.
o. G. ("Lonnie") Lowe just return
ed from weeks trip spent in the
central part Of Iowa. He says stock of
all kinds Is unusually scarce every
where he visited.
Franz Enrich. successful farmer
of Anthem, Ia, was on Mondays mar
ket with two cars of 11s7-lb steers
good enough to sell at $3.50.
Schneiderheinze Bros two good
feeders from Akron. Ia, had two cars
Of 1010-lb steers on the market Mon
day which. sold at Armour at $3.50.
Fred Gronau Of Kiron, Ia, was on
Mondays market with two loads OF
steers Of his own feeding that sold at
$3.50 averaging 1928 lbs.
D. j. Dinneen Of Melrose, Ia, had
cattle on this weeks market. He re-
ports fat stock Of all kinds unusually
scarce.
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HOG SUMMIT is s11.os.
Tuesdays Market Opens Sc Higher
but Weakens Before Clos

ing nOuHQSs
Stock Yards, Chicago, March 16.--
After sc higher start the hog mar
ket weakened, closing at Mondays
price. Two loads averaged 2S6@290 lbs
sold at $11.05. new top for the year,
being highest since Dec. 20, 1869, when
s1112h was paid. Shippers and spec
ulators We're free buyers at the start
and good share of the 5000 carried
over belonged to spectators. Receipts
were estimated early at $4,000 and
later at $4,000. Enough were carried
over from Monday to make nearly FL
900 on sale. Quite good many arrived
too late for the market. Packers were
bearish all day, partly owing to
sharp break in hog products. Packing
droves averaging 214@240 lbs cost
$1).s0@ 1886. Three packer; were out
of the market The ..uality was poorer
than Monday. Quotations follow:
Bulk of sales ..... ). $1,000 a 1895
Heavy butchers, 24o@soo lbs
Light butchers, 1so@2so lbs
Light bacon, isc@1so lbs 1o.s5@lo.so
Light light, 13o@155 lbs. 1O.4O@10.7o
Heavy shipping. 250@35o lbs
Heavy WI. packing :ki 2soaioo lbs
Mixed packing, 2co@e5o lbs
1900 1885
Rouph. heavy packing ;. 10.65m10.S0
Light mixed, 175@2O0 lbs. 10.70m10.S5
-. a.so@1o.7o
Governments and boars $500 7.75
Stays, 80 lbs dockage head
80. 10.75G11.5o
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Sheep Again Show Gain.

Stock Yards. Chicago, March TO-
Bulk of sheep and lambs sold 10@15c
higher and trade was active through
out. Quality was NO better and clear
ance was good. Western wethers sold
at s8.65. including a few yearlings.
while $50 secured aged arrivals and
ewes went at s7.50@7.S5. Shorn weth-
ers at 1856 were highest on record.
Odd native ewes went at $69S.25 and
wethers upward Of So with bucks at s6
@6.75, breeders at $7.25. Shorn ewes
made $7.15@7.35, with yearlings at
$I75@7.S0. Western lambs at SO.
Colorados at 5000, sl1orn westerns at
1910, Colorados at 1926 and natives
at 1915 were all newly established
record prices. Other wooded Colorados
landed at $3.50. with some westerners
at $9@a.65 and natives at $9.25@9.60.
Good shorn westerns made SO with a
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Wesley Runnion OF Hillsboro spent
Monday in the city.
The whistle OF the saw mill is again
heard A large amount OF logs have
accumulated during the past winter.
Robert Dorothy has sold his resi-
dence to his brother James Dorothy.
He will move to Birmingham where
he operates the telephone switch
board.
S. A. Harlan went to Des Moines
Wednesday.
Shynas and Workman shipped car
OF horses Thursday.
Mrs. J. F. Teal, daughter and son,
after visiting a few days in Stockport
left Thursday for their home at Maple
City, Kas.
F M. Lucas and s. v. Whitaker
went to Hillsboro Sunday to visit the
sick.
Advertise what you want to sell or
for what you want to buy In the Cour-
Ter want columns. Write your ad and
send It in with the same number of
cents that there are words in the ad
That will pay for two insertions,
Pitt Plumer and mother sister and
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CATTLE STILL STRONG.
Tuesdays Short Supply Meets Fres
Packer Outiet-Fat Grades
t lin 10e

Stock Yards, Chicago, March TO-
Firm packer and shipper demand for
steers again put prices upon a strong
basis. and numerous lots of fat heavy
beeves Sold 10c higher than Monday.
Supply at 5000 was light, and antici-
pating short midweek run buyers
lost no time in corraling the offerings,
paying little regard to prices. Choice
1.345 lb Missouri beeves made 1925, a
price considered fully 1oc higher than
Monday and in fact. bulk of sales
above 81 showed this appreciation.
Killers. however, got plain light steers
down to Sc, at rates : only on a level
with Monday. Few sold for slaughter
below Sc. and feeder buyers competed
keenly for cattle to cost up to 1925. A
few lots. in fact, sold to feeders ut
s6.35@6.65, the latter figure establish
ing new open market record.
Demand for feeding stuff came
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Quotations
fair class down to 1915,
Horses are Wanted.

Stock Yards, Chicago, March To-
Demand for horses continued Arm and
prices We're steady at years highest
level. Receipts totaled around 1,400 the
first two days this week, against 1881
same period last week and 1,73S COR
responding time last year. Farmers
are here buying chunks at $140@175.
Many drafters landed at $190@215
while $225@275 secured choice to
prime lots. Expressers went mainly at
s175@20 with light delivery classes at
$3.50 down. Mules that were weighty
and had good quality went upward Of
1926 saddlers and drivers sold largely
at a range OF $1500D3OO.
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Chicago Grain Market.

ket follows: 4
WHEAT--No. 2 red, s1.1sA @1.21;
No. 8 red. s1.16@11s; No. 2 hard, $1.13
@L14: No. 3 hard, s1.09@1.12h.
WHEAT-May opened, $1.13A %
1.141a: high. s1.1Sh: low, s1.13; closed,
$1.13h; July, $107.
CoRN-No. 8, 61061lAc.; No.
white, 63h@64c.; No. 8 yellow. 611s1
&c.
CORN-May, opened, e4M@64hc.:
high. 64ssc.; low. 63Ac.; closed, 63Hc.;
July, 65Bc.
OATS-No. 2, 44A @44Ac.; No. 2
white. 4Sc.; No. 3. 43A @44Ac.; No.
3 white, 44A@461ac. standard, AGO
471ac.
OATS-May opened 45h@45N @hc:
high, 45c.; low, 44A 045c.; closed.
45Bc.; July, 43c.
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butchers, Er
f0E N ok The 1SS m I
Chicaoo Live Stock Market.

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago. March 16.-The live stock
market follows:
CATTLE--Market ten higher; re-
ceipts. 10000; beeves, $5.45@S.45;
stockers, feeders, $3.60@6.40; cows.
heifers, $270@6S5; westerns, $4.S0@
go.
HOGS-Market five lower; receipts,
21,O00; light, $10.40@10.S0; mixed.
$10.45@10.S0; heavy, $10.55@11; rough.
$10.55@10.65 good choice heavy, $10.65
Oil: bulk sales, $10.75@108b.
SHEEP-Market strong: receipts.
10000: natives. $5:1o@s.2o; lambs. So
$3.50,
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RETAIL MARKETS
EJo,,r and Feed.

Eraham flour, per sack .......
Corn chops, per cwt -. $500.
shorts, per cwt -. $3.50.
Brain, per cwt ..... -. -.
Ear Corn per blu .............
shelter corn. per bu ...........
Hay per cwt ...... ...........
Straw, per cwt -. =.
Chicken feed, ground 20 lbs
Oyster shell, per cwt $3.50 -.
clam shell. per cwt ;.
Flour, per sack 1880. -. ..''..
Corn meal, 10 ID oack .. -.
corn and oat chop, per cwt..
oats straw per 100 ............
Barley ..... -. 80 $3.50
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Bio Reduction I'm Farm Implements
and Wagons to Close Out Stock.
C. D. SHADFORD & SON, Agency.

never performed. The funeral was held
from the home Sunday at 10 a. M.
conducted by the M. E. minister from
Moravia. Interment was made IN the
Moravia cemetery. Mrs. Pabst leaves
to mourn their loss husband, four
children, two brothers and three sisters
besides other relatives and most OF
friends. The bereaved ones have the
sympathy of the entire community.
MI. and Mrs w. A. Rector of Abba
were in attendance at the Pabst fun
eral.
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CHICAGO Butter and Eaa Markets.

Chicago, March Market
steady; creameries. 26@3lc.: diaries,
22@27c.
EGGS-Market steady; receipts, q
800 cases: at mark. cases included 19c:
firsts, 20kc.; prime firsts. ZINC.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET.

The following is furnished by I. g,
Furman, grain and stock broA err
Rooms and 8. Chiffon Blk. OF
tufnwa telephone 1143; iowa tele-
phone 539-R.
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Now York Grain Market.
New York. March 1.-THE grain
market follows: Y
May wheat-$1.23A,.
Corn-74c.
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Chicago Poultry Market.

Chicago, March Mar
ket firm; turkeys. 16hc.; chickens
151sc.; springs, 18c.
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Chicago Provision Market.

Chicago, March 1s.-The provision
market follows:
Rye-cas h-fS@ sc.
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chiefly from Illinois, Indiana and Ohio

farmers.
Butcher stock sold firm to 10c high
er, short supply meeting brisk packer
demand. Choice heifers touched $3.50
and only medium cows went under
$3.50. Cutters reached 81. Bulls were
also firm, while calves sold at 25@5Oc
advance, fancy vealers topping at
$1,000. Prices had the following range:
Choice to fancy steers ). .$775@S.50
Medium to good steers :. >. 6.60@7.60
Inferior to fair steers :. -. 5.35@6.4O
Fat cows and heifers 4.50@6.65
Canning cows and heifers !. 2.75@4.00
Native bulls and stays !. !. 4.15@6.15
Feeding cattle 600@1100 lbs 425@6.65
Fair to fancy veal calves .8.5O@10.50
Heavy calves ;. ). !. 80. 4.25@6.25
Export steers ~. S.. 6.4O@7 .25
Distillery steers -. 6.75@7.75
Mixers and springers head go 90 q 81. 90
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Nav vork poultrv M.rke

New York Poultry Market.
Chicago, March To- Poultry-Mar-
ket firm; fowls, 1Sc.; turkeys, 13@18c.;
dressed, market steady; chickens, 1871
Ole; fowls, 14@1shc.; turkeys, 1870
23c.
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NEW York STICK MARKET.

The following market is furnished "
!. q. F'urman. grain and stock brok-
er. Rooms Z and 3, Chiffon Blk. OF.
tumwa telephone 1884: Iowa tele-
nhOne 610. n
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New York Butter and Egg Market.

New York, March 16.-Butter-Mar-
ket, regular; receipts, 6.700; creamery
thirds to firsts, 21@31c.
EGGS-Market weak; receipts, 49,
100; firsts, 221k@23c.; seconds, 22c. ).
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upstairs Over New and 100 9tofo.
Ask for Or. Hansell.

niece visited in Stockport Saturday.
The tile factory has resumed opera
ton again.
Elmer Mont is confined to his home
with the humps.
Mrs. j. w. Rowley OF Keosauqua IL
visiting In Stockport.
Layina Rowley who has been sick
for the past two weeks is reported
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Barnett Of Ed
dyville, who have been listing Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Culbertson, Ill Ellie
|avenue. have returned home.
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LOST.

LOST SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
coral necklace. Valuable as keep
sake. Return to Ottumwa Buggy
Co, or phone 747-Y. Liberal reward.
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RANGE OF .io1 PRICES,

Range OF hog values at ChicaEc tn
the past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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Peoria Corn Market.

Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, March 16.-The corn market
follows:
No. 3 yellow-eOh oslo.
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FOR A QUICK E-SOUTHEAsT,
South Dakota half section; new
buildings house 2Sx2S with gable On
four sides, rooms and closets; barn
24x32x12 with gables and hay car
riers; hen house 10x30; cave wall
ed with rock, 10x14 tubular we'll.
windmill and 20 barrel water tank:
100 barrel cistern; nice grove for
wind break and shade; nice young
orchard and shrubs. strawberries
and ornamentals. 165 acre cultiya-
ton. alfalfa, 30 ha land, balance
pasture and yards. Fenced and cross
fenced, miles Of town 1000; rural
mail and rural phone. Price so per
acre. Ed Peterson, Box 727, Sioux
Falls, S. ID.
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ST. Louis Grain Market

st. Louis, March 16.-The grain
market follows:
May wheat-$111h.
Corn-64k @64sc.
4 Oats-44hc.
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WANTED.

STOP! LISTEN! so ACRE VALLEY
farm. $3.50, near town; also I'M
proved 1870. good soil, perfect title,
$1,000, Others. McGrath, Mountain
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FOR sALE-TGGs OF w. II. TUR-
keys twelve $125 Pekin ducks,
eleven, so cents Buff Orpinstons.
fifteen, so cents. p. p. Rocks. fifteen.
SO cents Mrs. Newell Brown, Selma.
Ia
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Barley-cash-57@69
Observation-Disclosures.
Clover-March-$11.75.
Pork-May-$25.55.
Lard-$13.90.
Ribs-$13.42h.
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FOR SALE-EGGS FOR HATCHINn
from the best S. c. b. Leshorna In
country. Telephone 1100-U. Mrs.
Monroe Marts or leave orders ut
Grand Union Tea Co.
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T0DAY'S MARKET NEWS
LOCAL MARKETS
PoRkERs DECREASE.
Quotations on Hogs Take , sman -

' Cline Under Yesterdays Mar
ksts. Eggs Hishsr. 80
+akan a slump the highest price paid
now being 5000. against s1o,55 a rev Re y
DAYS ago. Eggs have taken a one nai1
cent Increase over yesterdays MAJ
ket reports. Aside from, these the re-
tail and wholesale markets are uh
TODAY
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-17

FOR SALES RECORDED ANGUS
bulls, from one to two years old.
Good individuals. Inspection invited.
I'm. Caylor, Unionville, la.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-17

FOR SALE A REGISTERED
Clydesdale stallion. years old, quiet
disposition, sure foal getter, weight
about 100, extra heavy bone. Ad-
dress MIA care Courier.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-17

IRON SAFE SEE OR
address Ralph 4. McElroy above
Cullen's store or phone No. 10.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-17

FOR SALE-WATERPRO CON-
crete blocks and silo blocks make
warm, dry houses, barns and silos
cheap as wood. Ottumwa Concrete
Tile Co.. Madison avenue.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-17

MEN wANTED-To PREPARE FOR
Railway Mail Examinations. Com
mencement salary $500. Preparation
free, Franklin Institute. Dept. pam
Rochester N. Y.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-17

FOR SALE-EGGS. White Piym-
outh Rock. Rose Comb Brown Leg
horns. From high scoring pens. 81 70
S1.50 for is. White Elm Poultry
farm Selma, Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-17

"A GOOD GENERAL
blacksmith; must be good horse
sheer and pillow man. Steady job and
good wages; no boozer wanted. J. p.
Turner, Faulkton, S. D.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-17

FOR SALE-SEED CORN. 1905 CROP
$1.50 blu. Inquire d. McSweyn, r. No.
8, Highland phone.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-17

FOR sALE-RHODE ISLAND RED
eggs, 75c per setting, 81 per 100. Mrs.
J. "A. Swinney, Floris, la.