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CHARLTON.

On Wednesday evening at o'clock.
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs J. F.
Westling, occurred the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Anna Josephine
Westling to Arthur A. Wedean, OF
Winner, S. d. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. S. G. Franzen, pastor
Of the Swedish Lutheran church, the
ring service being used. To the strains
of Lohengrin's wedding march. execut-
ed by Miss Amanda Westling, the
bridal partv entered the parlor and
stood under large while bell while
the ceremony was performed. Z The
brides brother, Robert Westling, acted
as groomsman, and Miss Bella Staten
gren was bridesmaid The bride was
attired in beautiful gown OF white
silk MULE over lavender taffeta SILK,
with while tulle veil, and carried q
shower bouquet Of white roses and
decorated for the occasion in lavender
and white, the wedding coiOrs, which
were also cvarried out In the two
course luncheon which was served.
The bride Is graduate Of the Char
iton schools, being member of the
class Of 1900. She has since been en-
gagged in teaching and for the past few
years taught in the public schools at
Abba She has been prominent in
church circles and has been member
of the ladies' quartet Of the Swedish
Lutheran church. She is refined and
accomplished young lady and is highly
esteemed by all who know her. The
groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Wedean, Of this city and formerly re-
sided here. He is a worthy and ener.
getic young man Of good habits and
character. The happy couple left last
evening for Winner. s. D., where he
has a claim and where they will re-
side. The best wishes of large circle
Guy Incl, Of this city. was painfully
injured Wednesday afternoon while
out hunting with his brother-in-iaw,
Bert Cole of Ottumwa. While walking
along in the country they espied a rab-
bit and both turned around at the
same time to shoot it. Mr.. Cole hand
slipped and struck the trigger of his
shot gun, discharging 1t. The contents
struck Mr.. Incl in the face. Four shots
went through his nose, sideways, one
went through his eyelid, and others
lodged in his forehead. On account OF
the swollen condition Of his eye the
attending physician was unable to de-
termfne whether or not 1t was SER
iously injured.
Miss Jennie Courier of Atlantic, is
visiting in this city with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Courier.
Miss Anna Lindgren of Des Moines,
formerly of this city, is here for a
visit with relatives and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Miller arc
spending few days with friends in
Des Moines.
Miss Sadie Nelson of Ottumwa, is q
guest of Miss Bella Slattengren.
Miss Jessie McIntire left last even
ing for ten days visit with friends
in. st. Louis.
The home talent play above the
Clouds presented at the Pythian
temple wednesday evening, drew a
large crowd Those present enjoyed 1t
hughely. The manager, Vim. Collinson.
and other members of the cast, all
rendered their parts in an excellent
manner and are deserving of much
praise. About 800 was cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Oppenheimer
and son Jerome, and Miss Rhea OPP
penheimer, accompanied by Miss Flor
ence Goldsmith. went to Atlantic to
: r a . . .. 4 y
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Dr.B.D.I ..aForce
eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. I
Once, los N. Court s..
Resic ence 24s East Penn. Ava
Ottumwa. lows
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to Quit farming, will
sell without reserve, at public auction,
at my place of residence. known as the
old Aldridge farm miles south OF
Fremont, 10 miles north Of Ottumwa.
and miles west Of Hedrick, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9TH, 1911
at 10 o'clock a. m, the following prop
erty: 10 Head Of Horses, consisting Of
1 matched pair Of dark gray mares.
coming four years old, weight $500, in
foal; matched span Of black geldings.
coming four years old, weight 5000;
black mare coming five years OLD,
weight 1900: dark brown mare six
years old, weight 1850; black mare six
years old, weight 1850: dark gray mare
five years old, weight 1900: dark
brown gelding seven years old, weight
1900, broke single and double; steel
gray gelding coming three years old,
weight 1900, been worked; sorrel geld
ing coming four wears old. weight 1900,
brown gelding nine years old. weight
1900: bay jgelding seven years old,
weight 1900. These horses are all fat
and good quality.
8 Head of Cattle-C Comprising good
mich cows to be fresh In early spring.
20 Head Of Hogs, among which are 3
registered Poland China yearling sows.
IL gifts, eligible to registry, all bred to
my Big Type yearlinE herd boar Any
one desiring choice bred sOWs VIII
make no mistake by attending this
sale. Six good growthy male pigs, II
not sold before day Of sale. K
IS Head Of Sheep, consisting Of IS
high grade Shropshire ewes. all bred.
800 bushels extra good corn.
Miscelianeous:-1 Racine wagon III
good repair. 2 good gang plows, CO.
lumbia and Kingman, sixteen inch
Satley sulky plow, truck disc in good
shape, edge drop corn planter. / set
of new brass mounted work harness, l
set of light work harness, and other
articles.
Lunch on grounds. Terms-A credit
of IL months will be given on all sums
over SO. purchaser giving bankable
note drawing per cent interest from
date. No property to be removed until
terms Of sale are complied with.
IT. r. FUNK
w. H. Cooper. Auctioneer.
VIM. Abegg Clerk.
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dren left Tuesday evening for visit
with relatives in Des Moines and
Webster City.
Ernest Hobson Of Des Moines. has
returned to his duties AFTER rev
davs' visit with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs Milburn Hobson.
Mrs. Frank Fike has returned from
visit In Hopkins, Mo-, with her par
ents and other relatives.
Mrs. Edward Kelley and two chill,
dren OF Corning. Kans., formerly OF
this place, came Tuesday for a visit
with her father David Fluke, and 9th
er relatives and old friends.
con Of Des Moines, have returned to
their duties after spending few days
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gustafson.
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OR SALE OR TRADE TWO HUN
dred acre farm two and one half
miles of Sigourney to trade for
hardware. 4 Good house on South
Side on the installment plan. Five
rooms, we'll located Would take
good team on 1t as part pay. = Well
improved forty close to OttumWa.
Can sell cheap. 4 100 breeding ewes
and lambs for sale or would trade
them for cattle 4 Three nice resi-
dence properties to trade for farm
land. All we'll located. & Four thou
sand dollar shoe stock to trade for
farm. All new stuff. 3 100 acres IL
rigated well improved farm at Hope
vile. California, to trade for farm
here. 4 Two hundred acre stock
farm for sale cheap. Can give good
terms. & A good eighty at very low
figure. 4 Excursion every first and
third Tuesday to Wyoming. Why
not get ready and go along next trip
and get you and your children q
cheap home? What is the use OF
paying rent when YOU can have 32o
acres in five years all clear. better
improved than the farms here ana
not only pay out what you would
here for rent and have q good title
to the land, instead Of having the
landlord come out In his big touring
car and tell you your rent Will be
500 more next year because ne
would have to get paid for that big
$50 hog house he built last June? We
can raise more grain and better
grain with, the same amount or cap
ital invested one year with anotner
than they can in Wapello county,
and get Just as much for 1t as we
can here. This is not talk. but facts.
G. N. Christy, Baker Bldg. Room IL.
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ch;eaoo Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Dec. 30-The live stock
market follows:
y Market steady; ten high
er; receipts, 1900; be.les, $4.70@7;
stockers, feeders, $3.50@5.SO; cows,
heifers, $2.60@6.30; westerns, $4.25D
6.
HOGS-Market ten to fifteen high n
than yesterdays average: light, $7.55Hn
100; mixed, $755@7.95; heavy, 1850
7.95; heavy, $7.55@7.90: rough, 1850
ITO; good choice heavy, $170@79O;
bulk sales, $7.55D7S5.
SHEEP-Market strong to shade
higher; receipts. 1000; natives, $500
6.e5; lambs, $4.50@6.4o.
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FOR SALES. c. RHODE ISLAND
cockerels, 81 to IS shipped on np-
prevail. Satisfaction guaranteed tr
money refunded. (Scotch Collie pup
pies wanted) Big French draft stall
lion colt coming years old to trade
for shropshire breeding ewes. w. NJ
Golf, r.. +. D. No. 2, two miles east Of
Batavia, Iowa Batavia telephone.
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chieann c;rain Euturas.

Chicago, Dec. so.-The grain futures
follow:
WHEAT-May opened, 97@97Ac.;
high, 971a @97ssc.;s low, 96%c.: closed,
96Ac.; July. 93A @93ssc.
CORN May opened, 4SA @4SB q
4slzc.; high. 7s@49c.; low, 4SAc.:
closed. 4S1s @4sSc.; July, 49hc.
OATS May opened. 34h @34Ac.;
high, 34asc.: low, s4@34Mc.; closed. "a
@34hc.; July, 34@341kc.
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Mrs. F. L. Waterman. 214 East Holt
street and Miss Katherine McCafferty,
632 West Second street, are visiting
with friends in Abba this week.
Miss Nan Curry, 705 East Second
street has gone to Des Mob vhATe
she will visit with friends
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For Sale

FARMS FOR SALE--S0 ACRES
Four room house. cave. barn c2 b!
SO, crib s by 80, hog house and 9TH
err outbuildings. an abundance 0.
water. Part OF this is tiled. Liant
lays good. miles of Ottumwa. $6I
per acre. 4 100 acres all fenced hoi
tight y mile to town. 80 acres y
cultivation, balance pasture. Tw,
story nine room house, Two gooti
barns. Double crib and hog house
Plenty of water. One of the best
farm orchards in county. Price Sill
per acre. = so acres all level land and
tiled. -Four room house, small barn, /
miles northeast of Ottumwa. Price
$3.50 err acre. & 200 acres. 8 milei
from Ottumwa. room house. barn
and ether out buildings. Deep well,
wind mill and tank. Small payment
down and reasonable terms on bal.
ance. Price SOS Der acre. Room ~,
Baker Bldg. New phone 1356-X.
ESPY & STROUD.
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s red, ss@941ic.; No. 2 hard. $50
iS61ac.; No. 3 hard, $40 95Hc.
CORN--No. 2, 46@46Ac.: No. =
white, 46146Ac.; No. 2 yellow. 46A "a
t461ac.; No. 3, AK "a 441sc.. No. white,
AN @45c.: No. 3 yellow. 44ts a Acc.
OATS No. 2, s11a @32c.; No. 2 white
33@33Ac.: No. 8 white, $40 32hc.;
standard. 80 1s@3sc. 81; a
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DEATHS.

SIAUG HTER-Sunday, December 26.
at 1890 D. m, Jack Slaughter. .
well known colored man, at his resi-
dence. 715 Bashaw street. The de-
ceased was a native Of Missouri. and
was born July 4. 1854.
The funeral services will be held
Tuesday, and the remains will be
taken to Canton.
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FOR SALE. BAKERY AND RES
taurart with sleeping apartments N
good town and doing good business.
Address D-2j-A care Courier.
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featured steer trade in the Thursday
session and bulk of medium to good
grades were put over at 10c advance
compared with Wednesday,, while 80
@6.50 kinds, which had strongest call.
were in some instances 15c higher.
Short runs early this week and pack
ers' failure to get liberal crop on
y ednesday. when actual receipts feil
nearly 1000 below estimates, was a
price boosting factor. Bulk of medium
to good steers were on a basis 100 zoe
higher than last weeks closing trade.
BIT the trade is wary of the ability 1T
the market to sustain this advance
early next week unless another mod,
crate sized supply is sent out of feed
wards Beef demo nd. both locally and
in the east, is still rather light, and un-5
til there is br~ adler general consump-
tive call cautious country shipping viii
be required to hold values off fthe sea-
sons lowest level. Tops In y. Thurs
day ira e went at $50, being kind
eligible to $3.50 a week ago. Bulk OF fat
and packers got only q small crop OF
light cattle under $40, feeder buyers
taking most of the lower priced grades.
Butcher stock moved freely at steady
to firm rates, bulk of sales showing Is,
G025c advance over last weeks closing.
Bulls were also firm, at 25c gain on
last weeks prices. while calves solo
Csc higher than 1ednesday, topping at
$9.10. Country call for feeding steers
was again quite brisk and sales were
at fir. mrates, bulk showing 15c adj
vance over last week. Prices had the
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Chicago Provision Market.

Chicago Provision Market.
Chicago. Dec. ao.-The provision
market follows:
Pork-Jan--s19.55.
I.ard-$10.42h.
Ribs-$10.25.
Rye-cash-S0h oslo.
Barley-60@
hy-cash-$869.75
Clover-cash--$10@
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attend the marriage of the formers
niece. Elmer Loeb. of Abba, to Miss
Matte Block, which took place We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Moore and chill
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FOR SALE--SINGLE BLACK MIN.
orca Cockerels. My Minorcas are
noted for4their beauty, size and great
laying Qualities, Address w. A. Full.
mer, Eddyville. la. Phone 10 on Y.
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Nav York Poultry Marker

New York, Dec. 30.-Poultry-M Mar
ket alive, firm; chickens, 12k q &c.,;
fowls, 14@141ac.: turkeys. 14@14Mc.;
dressed, weak; chickens. 11@17c.;
fowls, 11@15c,; turkeys. 16@22c.
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FOR sALE-ExTRA GOOD REGIS
tered young Angus bulls. Will pay
you to look at my stuff before buy
ing. Highland phone. c. d. Giltner.
Ottumwa, Ia, r. No. l.
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HORSES GO AT RETAIL.
Eastern Buyers Arrive With Orders
for Execution at Next Weeks
N,ijv A,cfinr, Cajee

Stock Yards. Chicago, Dec. 30.--Re-
ceipts of horses for four days this
week total AT, as compared with 3o2
the same period last year. New Eng
land buyers are in the market with
liberal orders which they will execute
in the daily auctions next week. Trans
actions in horse flesh are restricted
principally to local demand of the
large teaming ind stry and in the alb
sence of regular daily auction sales are
conducted at retail. Fresh country
horses have commenced to arrive for
next weeks trade and a full assort-
ment of all commercial classes are on
the market to accommodate the trade
either for a single animal or carload
lots. No quotable change in asking
prices is noted in the limited transac-
tions of the week, sales ruling firm at
the following quota tons:
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Hoas Closed More Active.

Chicago. Dec. 30.--Hogs closed more
active: mostly fifteen cents higher than
Yesterdays average; light, $760@7.95;
mixed, S76o@7.95; heavy, $760@7.95;
rough, S7.60@77a; good choice heavy,
|sI75@795; bulk sales, $7.75@7.90.
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FOR SALE-4o THOROUGHBRED
Single Comb Brown Leghorn roost
ers. rs cents to 81 each. EdgewoOd
Farm, Fred M. Manro. Prop, EldOny
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Furnished by e. W. Wagner & 20.
members Chicago Board OF Trade
Rooms and s. Chiffon Block. OF
tumwa phone 1884: Iowa phone
53a-R. C. j. Kobel. Local Manager.
wIJEAT- LJieh T ,ow Dec. 30 Dec. 20.
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Miscellaneous

SAFETY BLADES, HoNED. sTER-
ilized and tested: all kinds, soc per
dozen. G. G. Thomas Co... Ottumwas
Iowa.
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RETAIL MARKETS
Flour and Feed.

traNam flour, per sack. ..... ~
Corn chops. per cwt l.so
Short, per cwt..... 1880. i-1o
Nc - ,,ar cu,+ $50
Earn corn, per BIZ ..... ~
She1led corn. per bu -. %
Hay, per cwt -. $50.
Straw, per cwt o.
St,;a,,a,, fee5 Ground 20 lbs 40
S,,star she'll ner cwt 100
Clam shell, ner cWt :. 6o
Flour. per sack l.2og l.sa
Corn meal. 10 'lb sack ~
Corn and oat chop, per cwt l.sa
Dat straw. bale ov
meal ner cwt 80
,n,es nk - s5@so
emons doz rs
Oranges ner dog -. 2o@sO
pananas ner doz :. cO@25
Shipped Vegetables.
Watercress. per bunch 5Mto
cumbera. each ..... ~
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ST. Louis Grain Market.
st. Louis. Dec. 30.-The grain mar
Eet follows:
INTERCHANGEABLE
Corn-47kc.
Oats-33Ac.
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FOR SALE--s5 ACRE FARM. GOOE
land So acres broke, 6 room house, ,
barns, granary and other out build
ings, mile east Of Chequest, Davis
county, Iowa, $50 per acre. VIM.
Bunstock. Floris, Ia, r. r. D. No. 1.
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Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE-CHoICE r. e. BROWN
Leghorn Cockrels. 75c to 81. Also
some fine September Duroc jersey
boars and gifts. E. d. Michael Sci.
ma, Ia,
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ch;c.no PouItrv Market.

Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, Dec. 30.-Poultry-M Market,
firm; t.Sckeys, live. 17c.; dressed. 21c.;
hens. 121sc.; springs, live. 12kc.;
dressed 12c.
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New York Grain Market.
New York, Dec. 30.-The grain mar
ket follows:
Wheat-May-$1.0 2hs.
Corn-56Ac.
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BIG BONED BLACK LANGSHAN s..
G. Reds 81 each. Mrs. Fl. Osterfoss.
Hedrick, la.
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FOR ALE-RESTAURANT IN GOOD
location with nice growing business;
expenses small and good oppor-
tunity for some one. Address D-3O-A
care Courier.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST
residence properties In Bloomfield.
Inquire of w. EasOn, Queen City, Mo.
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chicaao Grain Markets.

Chicago. Dec. so.--The grain market
follows:
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Dec. 30.-Butter- Market
steady; creameries, dairies, 21625c.
EGGS-Market steady; receipts. p
100 cases. at market, cases included,
1871 @22Ac.; firsts, 2sc.; prime firsts,
Bic.
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WANTED-TO DRILL WELLS AND
prospect for coal. l.. Wilson & Son,
222 N. Mclean. New phone 287-Y.
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Wanted

WANTED-I WANT you TO KNOW
that I have moved from KNOXVILLE to
Blakesburg. and am still III the auc-
tioneering business and will CRY your
sale for you and guarantee satlsfac-
ton or no charges. Ell Swain.
Blakesburg, Ia.
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TODAY'S MARKET NEWS
LOCAL MARKETS.
HOGS SHOW INCREASE.
Porkers are Quoted at Ten Cent Rise
Today. Barley up Ten
81

Hogs show an increase of ten cents
his morning and barley goes up ten
ants. "A slight change in radish am
sreen onions is noted in the retail
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FOR SALE-165 ACRE FARM IN
fertile condition, has only been
farmed by owner, everything N
first class condition. Good buildings.
orchard. good water. just IN miles
from Ottumwa. Telephone and on
rural route. Owner going west. Fol-
$75 per acre for 30 days. a bargain.
Address A-24-B care Courier.
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oats. 293.
Wheat, 8; corn, 1;
oats, 81.
Estimated Receipts for Tomorrow.
Wheat-20.
Corn-3S3.
Oats-2S1.
Wheat, 5sA; last year,
Observation-Disclosures. 1875; last
year, 4o5.
Liverpool Cables.
CLOSING-Wheat unchanged to u
up corn "a lower.
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RANGE Of HOG PRICES.
NINCU q IV
lS2@255

Range of hog values at Chicago fol
the past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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CATTLE PRICES RISE.

LIGHT Supplies This Week Incentive
to Boost IN Values all Along
the Line.
Stock Yards Chicago, Dec. 3e.--F'irm
packer and shipping demand again
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Lost

LOST-ST. BERNARD DOG BE-
tween Marion and Ottumwa. Finder
notify 0. l.. Durfiinger Hedrick,
Ia
PART OF GOLD
wa tch fob with initial G and date
12-25-'1O on It, If found leave at
Courier Office and be rewarded.
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Sheep Sell Best.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Dec. 30.-Al-
though sheep sold steady with Wei
nesdays best time, lambs showed 25c
decline. Trade was fairly active on the
sheep, while slowness ruled in lamb
end Of market. Quality was fairly good,
but the abundance Of heavy kinds was
noticeable. Sheep sold to exporters at
si.25. such buyers taking more this
month than all others months of the
year. Other Wethers landed at $4,000
4.4O, with yearlings downward from
SIS, although prime class was quot
able upward of 1925. Ewes sold at
s2.50@3.S5, and those at $3.50@3.I5
were more numerous Native lambs
landed at s4.5O@6.25. while bulk of ar
rivals went at s5.50@6. Westerns sold
at S5D6.35 and strictly, desirable kill
ers were secured at 1925, with some
IS 1b feeders at Sc. Quite number
of she lambs were still unsold at noon
but hardly anything was held over
night:
" others, plain to fancy... $3.50 4.4O
Yearlings. fair to choice 49,. 4.50 "a $40
Ewes, common to best ..... 3.25@3.90
Bucks and Gull sheep ...... 2.25@3.25
Native lambs. poor to best. 5.O0@6.25
Western lambs, common to
plain ............ o.GoW o.oo
I,anlbs. seconds 4.50@5.00
Feeding lambs, all kinds.... 5.25@6.00
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New York Butter and Egg Market.

New York, Dec, 80. Butter Market
weak; receipts. 1900; creamery, thirds
to specialize, 23@30c.: creamery. held,
23M29c.: dairy, 20@231sc.; factory,
held. 22@22hc.
EGGS-M Market unchanged; receipts,
5000
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1 will cure you just as quickly as you
could expect and just as effectively as
you could ask, and you will stay
cured My way Is the method by
which so many have been cured and
just the way will cure you. Call on
me for proof.
Il will pay you to see me rather
than suffer longer from Rectal Trou-
blcs.
I GUARANTEE TO REFUND MONEY
don't want any man to pay me
unless ! cure him so he will stay
cured. | cure my patients 30 they
are satisfied and always glad they
came to me.
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POOr Choice
to good. to extra.
Drafters .s1150165 s17d7275
Expressers .. .1om150 l6sm215
Logsers and feeders 600160 160M210
Drivers .... .. 1OOm160 100000
Actors. coac1ers ;. 11nD1S0 100000
Carriage pairs - 22aGD5Sn 1o0M $50
saddlers 1256175 2noGD 500
Western (branded) 20GD 20 75@125
Mules .5@150 1750300
Fancy offerings were generally sold
at private sale and commanded higher
prices than above auction quotations
Shipments Of Horses.
Carloads of horses shipped from
Chicago Wednesday: Bailey. 1; Marsh.
J.; other shippers, 6; total, s.
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FOR sALE-PUPE B7FD ANGUS
bulls. Ed F. Oehler, Moravia, Ia.
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For Sale

I HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF
good farms to sell at right prices,
also few trade propositions. Write
for list. w. M. Hotchkiss, Bloomfield,
Ia.
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Peoria Corn Market.

Peoria, Dec. 30.-The corn marke,
follows:
No. s-43@43hc.
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For Rent

FOR RENT WE'LL IMPROVED
farm. Inquire 413 Center Ave.