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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-05
STEERS GO LOWER.

stock Yards, Chicago, March, A.
weakened shipping and packer demand
coupled with liberal Thursday cattle
supplies of 5000, effected a reaction Of
i0615c from Wednesdays high prices.
Medium quality steers were hardest
hit. though there were numerous
weiRhty grades, costing around $7@-
7.25. which showed full extent Of the
decline. Choice kinds, however, sold
steady, and a new top for the year was
made at 1925 for a load Of 1,494-lb
Angus beeves. Next highest sale was
s7.7o while only short quota went
above s7.25. In spite Of the decline
prices were still on basis 15@25c
higher than a week ago, and the trade
looked upon the Thursday break at
nnly an incident which will be elimin-
ated in the market next week. Outlook
for next week favors only moderate
receipts, since the feeling in corn belt
faeding sections is averse to liquidat-
Inc half fat steers now, following re-
cent sharp price advances for all
grades.
cline Of 10@15c from Wednesday lev
els. in sympathy with steers. although
sales were still 10@15c higher than a
week ago. Packers took the big end OF
the crop and were bearish toward the
medium grades, but bought freely or
fat cows and heifers. paying $4.75@ s
for these. Bulls, too, went weak to 10c
lower. but calves held Wednesdays
basis, bulk making s9.25m9.T5. Feeding
.attle also sold at full steady prices on
active country demand. Many lo'
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CHICAGO Stock Yard Personals.

Stock Yards. Chicago, March A.
Robert Lee, big feeder of Muscatine.
l., was here yesterday with two loads
Of cattle that averaged 1854 lbs and
sold at $685.. including three heifers.
Mr. Lee is a large land owner Of Mus
catine, Ia.
E. R. Thompson. big feeder Of
Kingsley. Iowa, had one car load Of
307-lb hogs on yesterdays market
which sold at 1895. He says there are
only short supplies of hogs in that sec
ton at present and also a lieht volume
Of steers on feed.
A. r. Bixler of Clarence, Iowa, mar
keted Wednesday Is head of 134s-lb
steers at $40.
keted Yesterday II steers Of his own
feeding which AVERAGED 1906 lbs and
sold at $500.
L. H. HOLE of hartley. Iowa. bought
in Wednesday one load OF cattle of his
own feeding which sold at "".75. aver
aging 1893 lbs.
A. Ol,ren Of Pottawattamie county
Ia. marketed So branded beef steers
averaging 1475lbs at $3.50 on the We'd
nesday market.
Rahne Hansen of Charlotte. Iowa.
had a load of steers Of his own feeding
on Wednesdays market which sold at
s7.65, averag ing 1871 lbs.
E. s. Marsh, prominent stockman
of Odebolt, Iowa sold Is head of 900lb
yearling steers and heifers Wednesday
at $500 and the balance of the load,
cows. at $40.
H. B. Welp, an enterprising young
feeder Of Heverhill, Iowa. was on We'd
aesday's market with two cars of de-
layed cattle and hogs. He reports big
scarcity of fat stock in his vicinity this
winter.
Joe Duea of Roland. Iowa, was on
Wednesdays market with -ve loads OF
cattle and two of hos Joe is the 'old
reliable and has been in the business
Of buying and shipping live stock ever
since he was a boy in his teens.
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HOGS TAKE DROP.

tsOcK 4arCiS, chicago, MaTCH Az
The average and top price Of hogs
was 15c lower than wednesday. Clos
ing prices were 20M2kc lower than the
wild" time early Wednesday and lOe
below the finish that day. Fresh and
stale" offerings made close to $4,000
on sale, the number carried over from
Wednesday--14,4e7-being the largest
"layover" since Dec. 81, 1909. Trade
was slow all day ana at the finish IA
900 remained in the pens. Packers
were decidedly bearish from start to
finish, while shippers purchased only
5000. Spectators seemingly lost their
nerve, as they bought very sparingly.
Most Of the $4,000 carried over were
in first hands. Stock yards receipts, es-
timated at 10000, included $4,000 d.
rect to Armour from outside markets.
Half q dozen loads, averaging 223@ 3O6
lbs. sold at that figure, for which SO
was refused early in the day. Packing
droves, averaging 2Oo@246 lbs. cost
$3.50 @9.S6. Light mixed were more
plentiful and the quality poorer than
Wednesday, when 1t was unusually
good. Quotations follow:
T1eavy butchers, 24o@soo lbs s.so@e.s5
Light butchers, 100000 lbs 970@9.90
Light bacon, 16o@19O lbs. 9.55@9.S0
Light light, 1s0@155 lbs 80. 9.40@9.65
Heavy shipping, 250@350 lbs 9.S0@9.95
Heavy packing, 260@400 lbs 9.65@9.S5
Mixed packing, 200@250 lbs 9.60@9.S0
Rough, heavy packing -. 9.50@9.65
Light mixed, 10000 lbs. 9.55@).75
Poor to best pigs 60@135 lbs S.55@9.5O
Governments and boars -. 5.00@7.00
Stays, 80 lbs dockage head. .9.90@10.4o
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You see now that they mean BUSH
ness. don't you? When the steam
boats whistle and the interurbans
buzz you will remember what w. Low
snbsrs 4 Son told you about the adj
vance in Ottumwa property and Wa
pello county farms. Now is the time
to get you home. Four or five blocks
might seem far out to you now but in
Ave years from now If you get home
within TWENTY blocks Of the court
house you will be close in. Boost OF
tumwa and buy home or farm close
to Ottumwa Of firm like w. Lowen-
berg e Son, over Bremhorst's Grocery,
corner Court and Second streets.
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Horse Trade is Dull.

A weakness has developed in the
horse trade and while active early in
the week, market is now slow and dull.
Eastern buyers are holding out for
bargains, as they claim prices are
comparatively too high, and orders will
be limited as long as prices remain at
present level. Some offerings are $50.
10 lower than q week ago, but farm
chunks show little change, as demand
for that class was liberal from many
farming localities. Drafters went
mainly at s19O@215, with few upward
of 1925. Farm chunks sold largely at
$150@175, with some down to S125.
ard an occasional fancy one around
5000. Expressers were worth $1,000
200. City delivery horses were wanted
at s125@150 Receipts the first four
days this week approximated 2.46S.
against 1852 same period last week
and ISIS corresponding time last year.
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John Davis farm Of 80 acres for $751;
per acre.
Dave Warner Of Mt Pleasant is
here visiting old friends and relatives.
Mrs. Mary Coppock Of Washington
visited this week with Mrs. G. L. Wal
ker.
Harry Mayo was a business visitor
in Washington recently.
John Kison and family are moving
to their new home which they recently
purchased Of Mr.. Mullen in the west
part of town.
Harley Van Wrinkle and family have
moved to the Fred Williams 1arm near
Germanyille.
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: BRIGHTON.
Will Israel Of New Sharon Is here
visiting relatives and old friends.
Mrs. Ad PARCEL. who has been ser
iously i'll with malarial fever, is slow
ly improving.
vern Madden is in Washington visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Lester Hanlon.
Mr.. Mullin and family are moving
this week to their new home in Oska-
loosa. Later they will move to South
Dakota, where Mr.. Mullin has land.
William Garrett is Fairfield visitor
this week.
Carrie Brim has returned home
from a visit with friends in Washing
ton.
John Brier Is business visitor in
Washington this week.
William Israel is having his house
here re-shingled and otherwise re-
paired. Hugh Henry and family will
move there as soon as the work is
completed.
Hi Cooper has purchased the John
Jordons property just east of the
Christian church and will move there
soon.
Will Stout Sr. has sold his wood
saw and outfit to Henry DeWolf.
Mrs. Fox has returned from visit
with relatives in Richland.
Mrs. Harry Lloyd, who has been
seriously i'll, is slowly improving.
Rev c. L. Walker and family load
ed their household goods into a car
Tuesday and departed for their new
home in Keota Wednesday night.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church gave a social
at the home Of MISS Lizzie Flitners
this week, a large number Of the mem
bers of the society were present. The
evening was spent in playing games
and having general good time. Re-
freshments were served during the
evening and o. good time was enjoyed
by all present.
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Fulton number of
friends gathered to spend the even
ing with the Rev. C. L. Walker and
wife on the eve ftheir departure for
their new home at Keota. A splendid
time YVES enjoyed by all present, anu
only one thing married the pleasure OF
the evening and that was that these
fine people are to go from Brighton.
Refreshments were served and all
departed for their homes wishing Rev.
Walker abundance of success in his
new field of labor.
Henry Tracy has purchased the
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lRAIN AND STOCK FAR-I FOB
sale--320 acres. 40 acres in culti-
walton, 400 acres under 4, cd fence
and cross fenced into half dozeH
different fields. 30 acres moro good
land to be put into cultivation, 900
acres OF entire body is clear OF
stane. and self binder mower, on
gang plow can be operated over this
amount. Small living creek runs
through farm, but does not wash
land, two good living springs and q
dandy good fish pond with plenty Of
fish, good living we'll at house, bear
inS orchard for family use. good
frame house with 8 big rooms and
hall, and front and back porches,
house is well painted and in good
repair. fine stone wall cellar 13x2d
fest. good frame smokehouse. and
good frame barn 5Ox50 feet with
hay track. There is also COW sheds,
granary, machine shed. chicken
: house, blacksmith shop and other
out buildings. The buildings are on
main state road, two miles from
railroad station, but farm adjoinl
village which has a good general
store. fine roller -four mill. black
smith shop, post Office and good new
school house with eight to nina
months school each year. Have daily
mail and telephone in house, good
neighborhood and healthy location
This land will produce so to 80 bush
els of corn per acre, as to 35 bushels
Of wheat per acre, so to 10 bushels 81
cats per acre, 2 to 2iI tons Of tim
othy per acre. This choice farm is in
good state Of cultivation. The 27O
acres in cultivation valued at $50
per acre will pay per cent interest
on the investment. This Is the best
improved and watered grain and
stock farm In this locality. Can FUR
nish warranty deed and abstract.
Taxes paid today will give posses
sion at once. Price $50 per acre.
Two-thirds cash and good terms
on balance. Address Box 80. Salem.
Dent county. Missouri.
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: FARMINGTON.

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Mrs. w. B. seeley of Mt. Pleasant
visited, wednesday at the home OF her
brother B. F. Ketcham.
The Wednesday afternoon club was
pleasantly entertained this week by
Mrs. S. G. Franks.
Miss Cora Stevens has returned to
Pennington after several months
absence. and is employed in the News
Republican Office.
Miss Kate Matthews returned Tues
day from Salem where she was called
by the illness of her mother.
Miss Linnie Corns delightfully."- en-
tertained the Kensington club on Mon
day evening. A chatting dish supper
was served.
The freshman class enjoyed party
Tuesday evening at the home OF W..
Hogan. Dainty refreshments were
sered.
Mrs. Margaret Humphrey Of Bona
parte is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Harper Van Zant.
Miss Helen Corns fell from trapeze
in the high school gymnasium and
severely injured her left arm.
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butchers.
chicaoo Live stoek Mark.s.

Chicago, March THE live stock
market follows:
CATTLE-Market steady; receipts.
$500; beeves, s6@S.10; stockers, feed
ers, s3.6o@6.20 cows. heifers, $2,80@
$40; westerners. $4.7O@6.50.
HOGS-Merket FIVE to ten higher;
receipts, LOO; light, s9.5o@9.so; mix
ed, $s.55@997a; heavy. $s.60@1o;
rough $9.6069.75: good choice heavy,
$9.75@10: bulk. SS.70@9.9o.
SHEEP-Market strong to ten high
er: receipts. 5000; natives, S5@S.10;
lambs, sS09.40.
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LEGAL
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT

To the Articles Of incorporation Of
the Iowa Steam Laundry
Company.
Notice Is hereby given. that at a
meeting of the stockholders OF the
Iowa Steam Laundry Company, a
corporation organized under the laws
of the State of Iowa, held on the 10th
day Of February, A. D.. 1910, pursuant
to notice as required by the Articles OF
Incorporation Of said company a reso-
luton was duly adopted amending the
said Articles Of Incorporation as fol-
lows. to-wit: Strike out the words
Twenty Thousand in Article Three Of
the Articles of Incorporation and in
sert in lieu thereof the words Thirty
Thousand"
w. r. Daggett, President.
j. H. Beach, Secretary.
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Export Sheep Mako So. 10.

Stock Yards, Chicago. March A.
Activity features the sheep and lamb
market and pens were soon emptied.
Prices were strong to 10c higher, with
many lots that figured SC better.
Wethers that sold to exporters were
westerns and the price, at $50 was a
record one, while those at So to pack
ers made new high price for them to
pay. Others sold at s760@7.90. Yearl-
ings made So and ewes went at $5.65@
7.35. Native ewes ranged at $3.50 S.
with wethers quotable above $3.50, and
yearlings upward of So. Bucks made
s5.50@6.25, few going below Sc. Native
lambs landed at $7@9.25, only seconds
selling at So or less, while few killers
were good enough to reach 50. Col
orados sold at $s.10@9.30, those at the
latter figure being highest of year to
date. Westerns ranged at $8.75@9.35.
but $9.10@9.30 secured most extra de-
sirable kinds, with feeders at $3.50
$50 and clippers at SS.35@s.50, some
at ss.45 showing 71ac gain. Sheep were
fully 25c higher than last Friday, with
yearlings up 15c and most lambs about
steady. Quotations follow:
Lambs, poor to best. So. SO @9.35
Shorn lambs. fresh ........ 750@8.5O
Lambs. seconds ........... 6.75@8.0O
Feeding lambs :. .,.... -. SO0@s.S
Wethers, plain to best. -. 7.15@3.10
Yearlings, poor to choice. :. 7.75@S.6O
Ewes, inferior to prince. 5.50@7.65
Feeding yearlings 6.75D7.15
Bucks, stays and Gull sheep. 450@6.25
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Mesdames Samuel Shields, w. Fl.
Shields and M. B. Jones Of Bloomfield
returned home yesterday from short
visit with Mrs. o. X. Shields, liz
South Ransom street.
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Z Chicago, March 4.-Butter-Market
steady; creameries. 2e@s1c.: dairy, 81
@25c.
EGGS--Market firm; receipts, 1900;
at mark, cases included 19@21c.: firsts
21c.; prime flrsts, 22c.
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tuesday,. March 8

The following property to.wit:
HoRsEs-1 Brood Mare coming s
years old, In foal; I Brood Mare com.
Ing 9 years old, broke; 1 Yearling Colt
Ia good one; 1Fail Colt; I Bay Mare
age s. in foal.
81 cATTLE-2 Mich Cows, will be
fresh in April; IS. coming 2-year-oId
Steers; coming 1-year-old Steers; 4
Spring Calves; $ coming 2-year.old
Black Heifers.
HoGs-2 sows weighing about
$50 pounds each.
# TERMs-A credit Of 9 months will
be given on all sums over $1,000 pur-
hcaser giving note with approved Sc
curity. Notes to draw per cent inter-
est from date II not paid when due;
s per cent of for cash. Sums OF -
and under, cash.
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Cal. e. EniX
VIM. Wiser and ]. H. McCauley,
Auctioneers.
Stock Sale

We will sell At Public Sale miles
east OF UdelI and miles southwest OF
Bunch on the Aaron Ogden farm, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock on
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New York Butter and Egg Market.

New York, March 4.-Butter-Mar-
ket firmer; receipts. $500; creamery
specials. 34hc.; thirds to extras, 27@
33hc.
EGGS-Market firm: receipts. 10000
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NEW YORK sTocIl MARKET.

The following market is furnished by
!. 6. Furman. grain and stock brok-
or, Rooms and s. Chiffon Blk. OF.
turnNa telephone 1874: Iowa tele-
phone SEQ. r.
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Saturday, March II,

Sale to commence at / o'clock at my
barn, South Main St., Abba, Iowa.
~ HEAD OF HORSES "a
One black horse team, as i1ne as you
will find anywhere. well broke, seven
years old, weight $500, closely match
ed, without white on them. This is an
extra good team. One black horse six
years odd, weight 100. One bay mare,
Ii years old, weight 1850. One bay
horse 9 years old, weight 1850. One
gray mare, years old, weight 1000.
One gray horse, 8 years old, weight
1000. One sorrel mare 8 years old,
weight 1000. One sorrel horse z years
old, weight 100. One sorrel mare 10
years old, weight 1880. One sorrel
mare 5 years old, weight 1900. One
black team I years old, weight 1900.
One bay mare z years old, 500. This
entire stock of horses Is well broke to
work single or double.
Driving Rigs, Etc.
One three seated carriage, as good
as new. Two carriages. one canopy
top carriage, one open carriage. Six
rubber tired road wagons ,one new
rubber tired top buggy, one new steel
tired top buggy, five top buggies, one
open buggy, one spring wagon with
top, one spring wagon, good strong
one; 1 farm wagon, three sleighs, one
bob sled, nine sets double harness, six
sets single harness, also sleigh bells,
robes, whips and other articles too
numerous to mention,
We will also sell some household
goods.
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CHICAGO Provision Market,

Chicago Provision Market.
Chicago, March .4.-The provision
market follows:
Rye-cas h-78@79c.
Barley-March- 58@69c.
Timothy-March-s
er-March-$13.25.
Pork-May-$24.85
Lard-May-$24.S5.
Lard-$13.40.
Ribs-$12.S21a.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.

Chicago, March 4.-Poultry-Mark
steady: turkeys, 161sc.; chickens,
14kc.; springs. 14hc.
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LOST.

LOST OR ESTRAYED-SCOTC
Collie--yellow and black. Had collar
and chain. Last seen mile west of
town on Burlington track. Reward.
Return to or notify Chas. P. Son
tag, 219 e. Main. Both phones.
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Public Sale
--of--
Livery Stock

Having decided to move to Wyoming
l will sell my entire Livery Stock. con-.
sisting of Horses, Buggies and lIar-
ness.
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FOR SALE--KLONDIKE AND OH
Trusty incubators, broodcrs and ro-
pairs at factory prizes. Jas. II. Shep-
wa. la.
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FOR SALE CHOICE SEED. SPRING
wheat, oats and barley Ottumwa
Seed Co.
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e. o,,ie Grain Mark.t

st. Louis March 4.-The grain mar
ket follows:
May wheat-s111k.
Corn-64c.
Oats-45hc.
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Nsw York Poultry Market.

|. New York March 4.-Poultry-Mar-
ket alive weak, chickens, 17@17hc.;
fowls, 1s@1Shc.; turkeys. 10000;
dressed, market steady: chickens, 16
@17c.; fowls, 14@1S1sc.; turkeys, 1870
FAC.
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FOR SALE-TWO BROOD MARES
in foal by Iowa the Plownlan Clydcs-
dale horse. q pair Of Normans, COM
ing 3 and years old, full brothers
and well matched. also 400 breeding
ewes. bred to Shropshire and Deland
bucks. Can be bought at 81 bargain
If taken soon. v. N. Casady Douds-
Leando, Ia. r. f. D., No. 1.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-ROSE COMB RHODE
Island Red cockerels at $1.25 each
A cherry red and large one. Address
Miss Oslo Giles, Blakesburg Ia, r. Z
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cleared at $5.50@5 $50, and a few choice
neshy feeders landed up to $500.
Prices had the following range:
Choice to fancy steers >. .S735@ S.2o
Medium to good steers !. 6.15D7.20
Inferior to fair steers -. 5.OO@6.O0
Fat cows and heifers 4.15@6.4e
Canning cows and heifers. 2.65@4.0o
Native bulls and stays. 3.9O05.SI
Feeding cattle. 600@1100 lbs 4.o0D6.2O
Fair to fancy veal calves S.OO659.90
Heavy calves -. 3.5005.25
Export steers :. ~. 6.1o@6.90
Distillery steers 6.15@7.00
Mixers and springers head 250O@65.00
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FOR SALE-120 EGG INCUBATOR
and brooder. First class condition
$3.50. Address MAD.
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New York Grain Market.
New York, March 4.-The grain
market follows:
May ~heat--s1.21H.
Corn-73Mc
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FOR sALE-COW AND CALF, ONE
yearlinR heifer. Good work horse,
farm wagon spring wagon, buggy.
one set OF work harness, one set Of
single harness, one steel harrow,
one stirring pillow. cultivator, 5 dozen
chickens, Is bushels seed potatoes,
farm OF 0acres for rent. On old G.
B. & @. right OF way, ! " miles east
OF Ottumwa. L. e. Eslinger, River
view Postoffice.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR FARM
property located close to city, 8
good six room house In west end
This property can be rented at
good price as 1t Is in one Of the most
desirable locations in city. All mod.
ern except bath room fixtures, Al.
dress MEG care Courier.
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FOR sALE-EGGs OF w. ri. TUE
eleven, 80 cents. Buff Orpingtons,
fifteen, so cents. B. p. Rocks. ifteen.
80 cents. Mrs. Newell Brown, Selma.
To y Z
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FOR SALE-I HAVE A FEW CHOICE
farms for sale. II you think Of buy.
ing fine Iowa farm Of from 81
acres on up. call on or address Walt
or Abegg. Blakeeburg, Ia.
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RANGE OF toG PAGES.

Range OF hog values at Chlcax0 to-
The past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Ll9ht
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LOCAL MARKETS
PoRkERs GO HIGHER.

All cIas.s. Show an Increase o. rvs
Cent. Over s;a T' M.rf ykeso. war
.s,aa Frnn, the ave cent increase IN
the nrice Of ali classes Of hogs the re r !,
tai and wholesale markets se. "a ,.n
steady. The top price on pork IS sS''s
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FOR sALE-AN IMPORTED BEL
GUM stallion. J. O. Boyer. Douds-
Leando, Ia.
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FOR SALES RECORDED ANGUS
bulls from one to two years old.
Good individuals. inspection invited.
'Vm. Caylor, Unionville, Ia.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Es MA RK EFT

The following is furnished by L q.
Furman. grain ana stock BROKER;
Rooms and 8, Chiffon Blk. Ot-
tumwa telephone 114s: Iowa tele-
phonc 53o-R tta
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COAL LANDS PROJECTED.

COAL LANDS PROSECUTED WITH
diamond core or chum drills. Cores
pondence solicited. NJ. D. Flanders.
Knoxville, Ia.
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The Men Who Have
Achieved Success

ARE THE MEN WHO HAVE WORKED, READ, THOUGHT
MORE THAN WAS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, WHO HAVE
NOT BEEN CONTENT WITH KNOWLEDGE SUFFICIENT
FOR THE PRESENT NEED BUT WHO HAVE SOUGHT AID
OPTIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND STORED IT AWAY FOR TIE
EMERGENCY RESERVE 1T THE sUPERFLUOUS LA
Dor THAT EQuIPs A MAN FOR EVERYTHING THAT
COUNTS MOST IN LIFE.-CUsHMAN X. DAVIS.
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TESTED SEED CORN FOR SALE
Call on J. l.. WyckofY, miles soutA
of Farson or address -Iedrick. Rural
Route No. 1.