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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
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Gintinnuti. 81. Oft.

George 9. Grob an Bernard Sues
bspobI, elm Sabr Qs2is auf bas8runbz
itid Gde Gss ROnss unb Spmmss
Ctr, "a bel 100 Jub, idbrlits Miss
tbe SIS.
Charles s. St:ot on ben gocrb of
Gountp GommiiTionsrs, 31,31 ader
2anb in Ssttion Is in Sarriion 5p.
$3.50.
Roistta R. Ghriftopbsr Il. u. on
Solomon Roisnbdum Ii. a., Elm uHs
sstbsiItss SntsrsTs in "A Bel 80
SUB an 3. StraBe. q SUB n0rOIid
bon Spcamors Str.. ebenio IS bsi 20
SUB an Der 0sitisiie Der Spcamore;
15 bel 70 Sub an Der WsitIsit. Der
Sycamore Strabs; q bel 50 s5uB OIL
Der Roroieite Der z. Ctr, 292 Sub
oitIid ppm groaouop; % BEL 1O0JuB
an Der Dsitisite Der Race Ctr, so
SUB n6rblid bsr IA. Ctr; 20 Tub
an Der Sitieits Der Butler Ctr, noros
lid Der 4. Ctr; 20 Jub an Siioieite
bon Gulpert Str, ST uin.
Solomon Hoieubnum II. u. on cSos
fepb Sofsnbuih, uneeibeiIte Sntsrs
.Nsn an bsmis!beu Gisentbum. 81
uip.
Gbarl.s 9. graunftein an gbe
SOhn Saut 9rstpins &c., rnsetbeiIie
Sntereiisn, % bel 80 Sub Rorbipsits
sde bon groablpap unb 5. Strabe.
81 uip.
Charles g. graunftein II. 81. on
bieielbe. baiisIbs Gisenibum. $25, 900.
Soieph Cohen an gna Cohen. so
Bel LAB SUP an Der Rorbieite pon2ers
ington Ipe. 81 uip.
Charles N.Garniit. per SbsriTf. on
Gbmuno 3. GIopton. 10 Cots in
RsnFeluer Bar. unt.robtb. $126.5O.
Geo gp. Wtgrdp an gIi5obeth Reus
mann. 80 BEL 102 sgub an Der Roros
ieiie bon Belts Str. 81 uIip.
Cottage 6. Garnes an Miuiam s..
5agertp, Elm Sract Qanb in S.ttion
20 in Columbia Up. $3.50.
CHARTS SO. garnif. per SberiiF,
an Wiliam 8. alaper, Cots 164 unb
1855 in RsnFsIusr part llnisrabtb.
So.
peter Mebas II. u. an Mar e.
8resnpulb, 3 Sabre Qeaie auf oas
6rnnbitiid 28 Sit 8. Ctr. monaiIids
Wietbe $500.
Warb 6. g. Dutcalt on ellice
Braun, "a 5ub an Der Weitfsits bon
Gilbert ape. 81 ufp.
Glen g. MablbduIer II. u. an
8eorse Slimsr, 81 BEL 80 SUB on Der
Siiisite BON Central Npe. unb gde
Jinblap Ctr. 81 ufip.
Willium 3. gorter on 9he 20. Q.
esacobs &c., 80 Bel ia SUB on Der
Sifieite bon Montgomerb Mb.; 81 BEL
80 CUB on Der Weifieite BON Bail
Ctr. 81 ufp.
Gbparb Cotton on Wi1idm o.
Jreeman, Cots SO unb 100 in Robert
4nnons llnterabtb. in Rennebp
6eigbts. 81 uip.
Winiam 3. 1bulbeimer an Sobn
W. Strobribse, 1beil BON Got go. 48
tn Sam. Gloou's llnterdbtb. inApons
bale. 81 uffp.
Robt. 8. Weatb<rtedb an W2nrp @.
Ring GotS No. 3z2 uub ga IN Guss
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Charles o. gstsrs an 1be q. u.
peters Realtp Co.. 113 bel 1873 sfub
on Weftisite Gpgeipppb Mbe. in Wins
ton place 81.
Sophia Roabe an Qi5sie 6ormortb
unb 9tmeIia yipIe, elm ungetKiItes
SntereHe. 20 BET 13O5uB, an Giibfeiis
Der Sliper Ctr, sipifhen Central Mpe.
unb esobn Ctr, 81.
SamiisI .. Cooper an Waraoretba
GrIlpein, gteil bon Cots 263 nnb 264
in Glsulere Sub. ST..
Sobn W. Wriabt on Jlorenee 9.
gibbIe, so Bel 140 CUB an Rorbfeite
Der Gebor 9loe.. so 5ub oftiid bon
Sinepln gIpe. in College SiIl. 81.
gIteaa H. ciedii on Gamuel Dorz
ieb, Is acres lanb In Gett. s in Sps
cumors Up, $40.
elmer MeIh on oenrietta Mefd,
Got 50 in Ism. 8. Teffs Sub. 81.
Sobn .. Wpore an Wtifdel Sieael
IT,, 40 BET so 0nb. on Norpieiie pon
Nrnsbp glaee in Wtnbiipnpiue 81.
gbarIes %. Garniit. per Sebriff an
Ridarb g. 9idericn, Got 176 in
Renbelasr pnrt Sub. 81.
Wiarn s. Garefp an gnna 9.8lad,
3beil Der Cots II. Is unb 19 in Soi.
8. MiIs' Cub. in Wenlo gort 81.
Gertrude u. Qinbfan on @eorse q.
Sngram, Cots 45 unb 46 in 6enrp
SeIbman's Mbbition in Norpocb 81.
Stepben 9oerres an leonarb 6uB,
5 9lcres Gonb in Settion 20 in GoIes
rain 3p. $1,000.
9abstte u. aIoiber an Sobn O.
a!aiber, 50 bel 100 SUB an Wefiieite
Der airbn gIpe.. 80 SUB IiibIib bon
!5anfisIb Ctr. $4,000.
SuIia 6. Gloub on .. pe[Ier, 81
jGbriger Qahitontrott ouf gie.ntbum,
beiannt ala 745 melt Court Strabe;
jdbrIihe Wietbs $500.
saeob leiht on Gbriiiidn sSr.ubens
ihaler, Cots 115 unb 1T in 1bomp=
ion &: sbompion's Sub. in Jair=
mount, S4500.
Georgs q. 8auaban on Qi[lie aus
fling, Got 80 in George y. 9augban's
Sub, priee SiI, 81.
Sane 5hunpjon, per Skrifi, an
2ouis g. 4roun 30 Cots in Sbomps
ION & 5ortus' Sub. in Delhi $780,
so.
Sobn Glort on Sames R. Teller,
2beil Der Got 79 in SoI,pilo Spnoi=
cat Sub. 81.
ggiIiiam Wl. 5upor on gbtpin
6onnoforb, Cots 364 uno 365 in
9rpani & Jrspor's Cub. in Jairs
mount 81.
Jreha aepTer an R. 9. Gitin, Got
IS In ". 6. pnhoub's 2. Cub. 81.
Wlareareiba aramm on SdmueI D.
Cooper, Got 16 in Wm. 3oepte's Ibb.
in Mabiionpile. 81.
Wiorn 9rofpn on 4lbert Stern, 30
Bel so SUB an Weftfeiis Der WoOo=
burn Ctr. 81.
hilbert Stern an Sobn 8rolpn bass
isIbe 9runbeieenibum 81.
Sobn Quad II. u. an gbriitins 6as
esborn, 1kiI Der Got IA in Sobn
Ripbl.'s 0udIab on probaseo Ctr,
81.
gourab ). !oerrIinger on DiIIiamJ.
Gier. bnsfslbe Gieentbum. 81.
Gbiporbs Rithie IL. u. an Campbell
:. WlcDiarnio, a SUB ON Gubfei.e
Der Calhoun Ctr. 81.
6. :. McGiarmib on Jront 6.
5ots, % Jub on Subieiie Der Gall
boun Ctr. 81.
Sophia aunelI an 2cuiie giheIbers
GER, Got 19 in G.W. Ste.Ies Cub. on
Siberip Ctr. 81.
2issie 3. garnsr on emma Sbafs
ger, SbeiI Der Got 32 in 6onb e
Jroom.'s Sub. in Winton plaee 81.
emma 4uien an 6. Berger Il. a.,
fiinfjdbrieer pahtpertrag auf 1858
gleres 9anb in Sect. Is in Columbia
Sp.; idbrlitk Mietbe $500.
grbeu BON Snmes Doulssr (per
SkrifD on Sobn 8. Balm unb 6elen
Balm. 33 BEL 81 Gub an Horbieite
Der Jruni Str. S1125.
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So1n 8. Weitmeier on Samud o.
Cooper; 1854.
artbur grort on 2llpin Sablsr;
$45OO.
0irainid u. Glrob an Die Sou-
ibern Ohio 6. II. 3. Co.; $3.50.
Wiuidm :. 8eir on Columbia ..
II. g. 60. $270O.
Grant 6. Sot. an %. Worb 9. Y.
60. $500.
Soiepb grneI on Germauia y. ".
Ro. 3 $4,000.
0erfslbe an bieieIbe $4,000.
Grant 6. Sote an wlpers p. Coos
per $500.
georse0eIaeroir an uniip 3. u. 9.
60. $1,000.
Sobn :. Balm on Msentpr 8. II. 3.
so. $3.50.
Glen 5absp on auonbaIs 6. u. 9.
80. $3.50.
9etiIgte6 6ppotbeien.
Wm. Z. Gonpap on 9ineoIn .. U.
Ro. 1; $500.
eloa 8. SuIbp on 5. R. Sbumurb;
$500.
Sus. 7. Dinliams an MiIiorb 9. u.
8. Co.; $500.
stnna 6. W. Srtman on DeIta 6.
u. Co.; $1,000.
Siaae &. 5Oparo an Sas. q. 0raft;
$3.50.
San. W.rrst on WiliorS 3. u. 6.
Co.; $3.50.
9aitie Negop an WiIforb Some 9.
Co.; $3.50.
Sulius Jri.beborn an Warp 8.
9kimeier II. 81; $4233.
9bomns 8. 2ope an Soutbern Ohio
Snpinss Bant Co.; $11O0.
Cora R. Jraier on 8. 8. Deaper;
S26OO.
alb.rt Coos on Grant BopIes;
$500.
Mida.l 6. Sirff an Soutbern
Dbio g. u. 8. Co.; $500.
Robt. 6. ShIotmon an Batman
Ctr. 3. II. g. Co.; $500.
TerieIbe on Sno. 8. gd.rt; $500.
Sophia 90. glauber on Naunie g.
Marip; $500.
emma '6oebel on Central Tairs
mount 9. u. 6. Co.; $250O.
Mm. 8. 9ibIon u. u. an Central
Z. II. g. .. Co.; $4,000.
Derielbe an bieielbe COMPANY;
$4,000.
gIisabetb 1apIor an Geo. 6. Grop;
$4,000.
Queen Gitp ReaItp 60. on Ri6arb
s.. Woore; $500.
Mmos Woore an Wafnut 6ilIs urb
Weftliher Stern 6. u. 9. Co.: $3.50.
Sames 3. 5arpep an Carthage e.
II. g. Co.; $500.
Caroline Gne.lbrint on gldrf Ctr.
g. II. 9. Co.; $500.
aotberine 5isses on biefeIbe Comp;
$1,000.
re-. g,ierion an 1itl. O. u. Z. Co.;
$275O.
Tsearl Run,pIsr an g. .. Cooper;
$500.
aa.i. Sbltp,in on gbas. geirns;
$1,000.
Sobn so. Wrisbt on grpoiition 3.
u. g. Go. $500.
Glis Raibes an DAT 8. u. .. 60.
$3.50.
elmer @. Mpers an Wilaee Of
plediant Ribse $122.
Hcietta 81. gbriftopher on Gas.
5aHsnbuf1 $500.
gbip. gopne an Marsaret Gopne
$500.
Mnlbina gosss on u. u. gutb
S1150.
waorris :. Bibent an Soutbern
Sbio 8. u. 8. 60. $4,000.
JOf. Reifinser an 9. ). Willer
gomarb 3. Gteu'pe on Stonbarb
g II. 6. 60. $1,000.
Jpbn 8. M.ribdus an germanApe.
g. u. 9. Go. $1,000.
Walter u. 9. Rtipman an Sem q.
u. 6. Go. $225O.
Marn &. Jinbldp on II. 6. Woris
gage onb 1ruit Go. $4,000.
Barbara Noltert an Gilmore g. u.
g. 60. $3.50.
Soi. grtd an Coilep par! 60.
SITS.
g. 3. Gonnid on anna g. Nius
$4OO.
Sopbia auben an aannerp 8. u.W.
60. $500.
2i53is Worner an Goutbern Ohio g.
u. s. Go. $3.50.
DieieIbe an bieielbe $500.
etimmf fir VI. g. GbmsaSisn, 0aH.
biA6t fir Gamilton Gsxat4 Axbitsr.
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eseffn NSenus, 9txnssb, ctsetMsstt. E1sa
DwiefIi6e antUorien st.00 une barab3.
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Stimmf fir VI. g. Gbmsn6isn, 0aEs
bibat fiir 3amilton Gsxats Axbitsr.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sA tsssSmieas---
Wa6rlagerin 0ieJes 3eilaQns.

e6on in Der 6rtefien Seit aas es sewtws
Werlcnen bic 6urh Bite Gf5Dilina b3ber beenb4
nartn. mro, es Iieat fein 8iueifsf Dor, bas
eun pentsufdae rnA Nerionen crtffiren. Die
enrn cline iinbefonnte strafi I'm eidnse ftns.
Sisifs iu ftnn uno bcranssrfaaen tpas inr
1Hoere erffannrit In pne bfeist Cir seiAss
eaf bic ssafiir biefe Ion,e beicnbers teainffiaf.
DeHn lie bat itr Die feftene gabe serIietcn bas
stber ihrer g7iirenftfcn mie elm aufsdhIoae.
rss Trt sendn su iefeH. Nereesi Mot bas
Ne IN ssrer eiacren Sef'sena an 9sefin atenR
ncb-f. pehmt BITE Con Gnb Gnr cftIiA ~
csefir acerue. bnrr dcbt biefefbe tsnauf ~
Str bic ffcHe aehtsus bon Srnn .. BaeDes
sTdAt Tas sdns IN sur hHfea e3ns ~
an 8aune IN ber Rane:
1rs. B. Yaeger, friibn Jran UemfpIb
eseftn Nsenus. 9txwsss. ctsetSssti. csaa
DwisfIi6e antUorien tt.0o uns barab9.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-06

OAK GROVE.

=
= OAK GROVE. :.
Will Brener and family spent Sun
day in Drakeville at p. l. Kinsingers.
Mr.. Hocum and family of near
Drakeville spent Sunday at the Will
Johnson home.
P. G. West Of Ottumwa and Aurthur
West OF Chicago visited at VIII Win
termote's recently.
J. H. Baker Is on the sick list.
Mrs. e. E. Cook has returned from
visit in Abba with her daughter Mrs.
Claude Broiles Mrs. Broiles and
sons Albert, Ralph and Clyde &C.
companied her home for few days
visit
Rev. Cameron filled his regular ap-
pointment here Saturday night.
Aunt Tillie Chance Of Ottumwa is
visiting at VIII Kendall's.
Jacob Kendall attended meeting at
Peppers Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff. Houkins and
daughter Grace visited at Adam
Houk's Sunday.
The Misses Sample attended Sun
day school here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kinsinger and
son William visited at the Auntermote
home Sunday.
Mildred and Edyth HUFF visited with
their grandmother Mrs. Demon re-
Gently.
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= FREDERIC.

Miss Josie Grooms OF Des Moines
is spending two weeks vacation with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Grooms of Cuba.
Elisha Cook went to Chillicothe on
No. 4 Saturday night to see his brother
Cyrus who is very sick.
Miss Bessie Byrum OF Chillicothe
spent Sunday with her friend Maggie
Miller.
Mrs. Belle Fry has left for Kansas
City, Mo-, where she will make her
future home.
Mrs. F. G. Houston of st. Charles,
spent q week with her daughter Mrs.
A. f. Pendarvis returning to her home
Friday.
Mrs. Ava Johnson transacted bust
ness In Abba Friday.
Rev. A. w. Miller with Peter Mil
Ter and wife took dinner at the Joseph
Grooms home Sunday.
Mrs. w, 8. Johnson is on the sick
list.
Miss Helen Ackers spent Sunday
with her friend Mrs. Vera Lynch in
New London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Shield Of Eddy
vile spent Thursday at the home OF
John Shield.
Mrs. Albert Conch and two children
of Jonesviile, Okla, are visiting
friends here Mrs. Conch was for
merlY Miss Inez Fall.
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mains were laid to rest in the Charlton
cemetery. Those from out OF town
who were present at the last sad rites
we're her son and daugter, Stephen
Temple, OF Anacortes, Washington.
and Mrs. e. D. Finch and husband. OF
Des MONIES, and her sister.in-law,
Miss Cecetla Temple, of Des Moines.
Mrs. Julia Hastings, died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Nc
Aioon. Monday, morning. after an
extended illness. The remains were
taken to Woodburn this morning
for interment. Mre Hastings had
resided here for some time with her
daughter and numbered her friends by
her acouaiutances. All will be grieved
to learn Of her death.
The remains of Ben Borgess., of
Des Moines, former resident of this
county. were brought here Monday
morning and inferred In the Charlton
cemetery, q brief service being con-
Quoted at the grave by Rev. Hugh
Moore. of the Baptist church. Mr..
Borgess. was about 10 years Of age.
He had been Ill for some time with
q cancer and complication of troubles.
He is survived by three daughters,
and one son, all OF whom were present
ut the last sad rites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dawson and
two daughters, Of Burlington, re-
turned home yesterday after brief
visit with Mrs. Hattie Klinger and
other friends.
Jas. Mccarthy left yesterday for a
few days visit In Murray with his
mother, after which he will go to
Portland, Oregon, to spend q few
weeks.
Miss Blanche Bertrand went to
Corydon yesterday to spend q few
deys with friends.
Miss Lena Roberts returned yester-
day from Hiteman where she had
been spending few weeks with del.
atives.
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CATTLE AGAIN STRONG.
Market Firm to Zoe Up From
Wednssday.-0sip Of 4o@75o
Shown Sor the Waak.

Stock Yards. Chicago, Aug. 5-Con-
tinued strong demand featured steer
trade and some new price gains were
scored for fat grades, these selling
largely at l0c advance on Wednes-
days rates. Medium and plain grass
ers held at strong levels. Gen eral mar
ket showed 40@75c advance over low
point week ago, the decrease OF 49,
100 In receipts this week, brought
about by copious rains In the west,
being stimulus to much keener packer
and shipping demand.
) One load OF prime 1,555 ID. Nebraska
shorthorn beeves made $3.50 in the
Thursday market. these being from the
same feed lot as market toppers We'd
nesday, which brought $8.45. Choice
distillery steers sold at 37.15@7.75,
against $6.50@7.26 q week ago. Few
grassers went to killers below $3.50.
feeder buyers getting most Of the
lower priced grades. Eastern feeders
bought freely of light steers at $4@5
and stockers went largely at 33.50@
1926 Prices for these were 25@s0c
higher than last week. No western
range or Texas cattle were on sale.
Native butcher stock slumped 100
15c, losing most OF the Wednesday ad-
vance, while bulls sold at 1oc decline
Calves were Csc higher, a prime grade
reaching $3.50. Prices had the follow
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HOGS CLOSE WEAK.
Packing Grades Meet Feeble Local De-
handspring Lights go

Stock Yards. Chicago. Aug. 6.-The
average price Of hogs was &c lower
than wednesday and 43e lower than
week ago. Light grades sold strong to
sc higher, while packing kinds were
weak all day at Wednesdays closing
figures. or 10@15c of from best prices
that day. Packers purchased indiffer-
emily all day and left $500 In the pens.
Shippers took 5000 and twelve pack
ers 1890. Receipts were estimated
at 1880, but enough were carried
over from Wednesday to make about
10000 on sale. Shippers purchased
over 400 selected 144@14s lib. Tight
light at 49, Three lots Of light York
ers sold at 1895. Comparatively few
$50 lb. averages sold above $3.50. Pack
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, BLOOMFIELD. Z

! 4 >>->->-%->->->-> >-A<-<>->-> 4
The ice cream social held on the
lawn at the DR.. Heady home by the
Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church was a success financially, $22
being taken in.
Miss Maude Corrick who has been
attending school at Chicago is; home.
Miss Jennie Pearce who has been at
tending the state university at Cam
paign, ILL.,. returned home the first Of
the week
Mr.. Manifull has been ill the past
week with heart disease. As soon as
he is able he and Mrs. Manfull will
leave for Des Moines for short visit
before returning to Brighton. Colo. to
remain.
Mrs. Fred Sax and children Irene
and Harvey returned home Tuesday
from few weeks visit with Mrs.
Saxs parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Har-
vey Of Hiatville, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Richardson OF
McAlester, Okla. are visiting the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Bertha Everett.
Mrs. Carrie Richardson and daugh-
ter Mrs. Alice Willard of Weaver, are
visiting the formers sister Mrs. Thos
Davies.
An auto party from Easton. ILL.,. are
spending few days at the A. Lucas
home. They are on an extended trip
through Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska.
The party consists Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luster Morgan, Mrs. p. H. Samuel and
Floyd Badger.
John Kline OF this city who recently
purchased the Newton Herald has sold
that paper to Michael Miller OF Petro-
liza, Kans.
Mrs. ]. r. Order Of ottumwa is Wis
iting her brothers Eph and W.. w.
Wishard.
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ing droves averaging 250@2s0 lbs. cost
Bulk of sales -. .s7.s5@s3o
Heavy butchers, 24o@30 lbs S20@S.5O
Light butchers. 100000 lbs S30GS.65
Light bacon 10000 lbs. 5000 sos
Light light. 130@155 lbs. $50 $500
Heavy shipping, 25O@350 lbs $40 @ SAB
Heavy packing 260@400 lbs 1850 500
Mixed packing 2OO@25O lbs. 7.s0@S.10
Rough heavy packing 49,. 7.55@7.75
Light mixed, 17562OO lbs. 82O@S.40
Poor to best pigs. 6O@135 lbs $500 900
Governments and boars :. 3OO@6 $50
stays so lbs dockage head S30m8.75
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Notice Of Assignment.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice 10 hereby given that on the
21st day Of June, 1910. one David
Gellerman made an assignment for
the benefit of all his creditors by which,
he conveyed to the undersigned, as as.
signee, all Of his property to be dis
posed Of for the benefit Of fis credi.
tors. All persons having claims
against said David Gellerman will pre-.
sent the same, properly verified to the
undersigned within three months from
this date. as provided by law.
George d. Pierce.
Assignee,
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PUBLIC SALE OF FARM. 70 III
sold to the highest bidder, ct the
residence on said farm. located ~
miles west of Drakevflle, and IL
miles east Of Bunch, In, on tf1
Drakeville and Unt-nville road &C
p. M. Wednesday August 10, 1910
Hay will also be sold to the highest
bidder (cash). This Ia q good stock
and grain farm Of 1914 acres: vol
improved. It has good barn, 31x4l.
Dwelling house Of rooms. also hoa
house. machine, chicken and wood
houses; wind mill and large tank;
two wells, cistern and never falling
Z spring; orchard Of apples. plums and
peaches; about ~ acres pasture. Ths
remainder plow land. All the pillow
land has been In clover within the
last three years and the soil IN IN
fine condition. Terms easy. Five
hundred dollars to be paid on ths
day Of sale. Owner Etves possession
January 1, 1911. subject TO leass
which can be cancelled. Good
title and full ABSTRACT furnished
Reason for selling, owner IL rsmov-
ing from the state. For further in
formation write to DR.. w. s. win.
die, OskAloosa, La. ]. NJ. Hutch,
clerk. !. M. Reed, auctioneAr.
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HAVE FOR sALE--McCoRlxICK
Deering, Standard, s foot mower
knives. $3.50. All other kinds s foot,
same price. Six foot knives, $2.7k
Mccormick, Deerins. Plano. stand
ard, Buckeye, Champion, Osborn
lions with rivets thrown in, &c. Me-
Cormick. Deering, and STANDARD and
Buckeye guard. &c.. others sans
price. Mccormick, Champion. Plano.
Standard. Dain and Deering sickle
heads, 25c. (Other makes same
price. Pitman straps for abovs
machine, Csc. Pitmdn boxes. all ma
chimes. &0c UP. Guard plates for all
machines. 10. I alsos have a miscel-
laneous supply of other parts for
= sbove machines Phil Coy. Hsdrick'
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FOR sALE-s0 ACRE IMPROVED
farm, 40 acres Of corn, IL acres Of
cain. large patch OF late potatoes:
them In foal by jack. five milch COWS.
two yearlings, two spring calves.
three dozen chickens, one cream
separator, ! wagon. buggy. corn
planter, moving machine, culti-
vators, 1 cow. All for $4,000. McIntire
Real Estate Co. Balkesburg Ia. Send
for list OF Iowa farms
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FOR sALE-A NICE so ACRE FARM
miles from Lebanon, miles from
Phillipsburg, miles from Brush
creek, 40 in cultivation, 40 timber
pasture. . room house barn and
other outbuildings, fenced, orchard
an abundance of water. on main
road, near school and church. r. F..
D. and telephone. Price $4,000. Other
farms. r. r. Currie, Lebanon. Mo.
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chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Aug 5.-The live stock
market follows: I, *
CATTLE-Market steady; receipts.
5000: beeves. $4.90@8.30; stockers.
feeders, $4@6.25; cows, heifers, $2.70@
$50: westerns, $4@8.75.
HOGS-Market best grades strong,
others slow: receipts. $4,000; light.
ss.4o0e: mixed, $7s5@s.s5: heavy.
37.6o0S.40; rough. $760@7.s5:: good
choice heavy, $7.S5@S.4o; bulk sales,
$7.95@8.30.
SHEEP-Market strong: receipts,
5000; natives, $2.6o@Aso; lambs, $3.50
OILS.
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WILL PREsENT BOND.

Frank Tanner and Attorney Block
Coming to ottun1wa to Close
lnterurban Deal.
Iowa City, Aug. 4.-(Special) -
Frank Tanner Of Iowa City and At.
torney Lewis Block OF Davenport left
for Ottumwa today. Mr.. Block repre-
senting August Steffen OF Davenport.
will present a bond In the sum OF $751;
600, guaranteeing the construction OF
the Ottumwa-Iowa City interurban
line In case the Ottumwans sign a
similar bond, pledging $4,000 and $25,
900 worth OF right Of way.
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4
CHARLTON. :

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= CHARLTON.
+.t-@<->->s> 49, ~ 49, ,
The Des Moines presbytery OF the
Presbyterian church met In this city
yesterday TO dismiss Rev. McCullagh
from the passionate here to the charge
at Lebanon, Ore. where he goes In a
few weeks. The ministers present were
Revs. T. GsBeecher. OF Milo: Alex NC.
Ferran, of Oskaloosa; H. q. Rice, OF
Abba. and Netherly and McGaughey
OF this city.
The members Of the g.. A. r. and
their wives were entertained at 9
sumptous dinner yesterday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Neptune. About forty
were present and merry time was
had by those present.
Among the number who have gone
to Des Moines to attend the republican
state convention are Wiley House
holder, ]. n. Darrah, L. w. Wilson, g.
M. Greene, Geo. Werner. John WILL
Huntley, all OF this city; Harry Keller
and Albert Foster Of Russell and John
Dunn and J. B. Melvin Of Derby.
Twenty three members of the M. -
Ladies' Aid society Of Lacona, came
down to this city yesterday with well
filled baskets and spent the day with
Mesdames JOS. Trimble and d. N. Bar
ger, former members Of the society
They enjoyed a picnic dinner in 9
a most enjoyable time was had by all
present, including a number from this
M. and Mrs. Ed viers and little son
Lee have returned from few days
visit with relatives and friends IN
Omaha. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vance Of Rock
Island, ILL.,, former residents OF this
city came yesterday for visit with
their old friends here and with rela-
tives at Ackworth.
Mrs. Aug. Lindquist accompanied by
her mother Mrs. Joannah Wilson went
to Red Oak yesterday to visit her chill :
dren Mrs. Felix Hanson and Carl and
Minnie Lindquist
Mrs. o. q, Ratliff went to Lucas yes
terday to spend few days with rela-
Mrs. Chris Kaiser and daughter
Martha Of Ottumwa came yesterday
for q visit with their daughter and
sister Mrs Homer Caughlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Lewis and son
Fred of Russell made a brief VISIT In
this city yesterday while enroute to
Rose Hill, Kansas to visit her sister,
Mrs. ]. M. Chance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bryan and daugh-
ter susie of Lincoln township left yes
terday for visit with relatives IN Bel
laire, Kans. They Will 80 from there
to Denver, Colo, to visit.
Chas, Culbertson Of Council Bluns,
formerly OF this city came yesterday
for q visit with his mother Mrs. Hattie
Culbertson and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Poush OF Lincoln
township left last evening for q visit
in Morrill,. Nebr.. with their son Ed
Poush and family.
Leland Owens left last evening on a
few days business trip to Des Moines.