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WE ARE SELLING SECONDHAND
Buick touring cars and rupabouts ut
less than two-thlrds cf the cost price.
bl3l5
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BARGA1N-MUST BE SOLD; LEAVING
the city: terms reasonable The bust
ness ana furniture of a l2-room rooming
house. close in Making S10O per month
net. Phone Bell 1g67-K fo5o3
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SOD FOR SALE: UNCUT 123 CENTS
per square yard. Apply at Pioneer
park board of park commissioners f3267
TWO NON-DESCRIPTIVE TICKETS TO
Seattle or Portland, Address MA.
Tribune f330I
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NO. l r. a. M
flon last Wednesday in
usonic hall. corner Sec
N South street. Com
invited Il. IL. Kutnew-
Z: Phillips. secretary.
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KEY FITTING
--~>-~-~-~-~->~~~>'
EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE REPAIR
ing Carters 325 South w, Temple ST.
Ind. 2662 Bell 759-Y g321
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

VAPOR BATHS, MASSAGE AND ELEC-
trio healing. Malam La Belle. 263
Main st. c2fl6
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TWO NEW "-r0ON HOUSES 1925 w.
Pacific avenue; each 5000 down. bal
Slo PEI month. per cent High ground.
rnc cnll?r close to car lines. Innulre
Lincoln house d2059
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THE FOUR CO-oRDI-
4 the 4. A. S. Rite OF
..1ld stated meetings the
IN each month at the
corner First South and
Mourning brethren in
9sher. ed deg.
QGe OF Perfection No. 2.
Earr. 32d deg.
n owe Chapter Of Rose
ux No. !.
-cNltt. 32d deg,
III Lake Council OF Ka-
s.Hh RIO. !.
Brown, S3rd deg.
consistory No. ].
y Diehl. 3Srd deg.
sF all the bodies.
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~rNrA LODGE NO J. +.
M.-At Masonic TEN, !,
corncr Second East end
south streets. hrst
Law OF each month
'sr lodges and sojour,nT,- m,
Nod i. II. Crager. w
|6iIljps. secretary.
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NUMBER OF USED AUTOMOBIIE les
at 1-2 TO ! original price. all in nTEt-
fsnss condition, terms II desired. Shars
man Automobile Co, a5 So. State. a2l12
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IOUSTONS THE HoUSERs.

SPECIALS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
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SMALL CAPITAL WILL BUY BEST
theatrical interest In Salt Lake. In
qoire manager Salt Lake Theatrical EX-
change. suite IA, New York Hotel bldg.
one block west OF posto thce. dl063
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MIDWIFE


PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs Lizzie Geislcr, S36 w. Srd
No Bel! li93-N. Ind. +0ST. t9l7
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tPLE. a A. o. n. ID. S.
lons held at Masonic
eeond East and First
= "Wednesday in each
nB mobiles Invited to at
ash, Potentate; j. NJ.
=
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TYPEWRITERS

RENTED. EXCuANG-
ed, sold. Utah Typewriter EXCHANGE
Co.. phones i30. 62 w. md So. b2lS3
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|FNDS CHAPTER NO
Order Eastern star;
/. sonic Temple-State"
.eefincs first FridnH
~ month. VISITING
nembers will receive q
'Siliel welcome. Lucia ~
{rCullow. w. M; Nei
4 r. Spencer. Secretary
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~PEsCENT COURT NO.
II Royal and Exalted
esree of the Amaranth
Slated meetings second
focsday of each month
[asonlc temple. corner
secoud East and First
'joufh. A cordial invita-
Ia all visiting members.
MCARTY, r. M
/ ccretnry.
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FOR SALE.
ONE LARGE DOUBLE-DOOR MOS
LER SAFE: FINE CONDITION; $l25.
CALL BELL PHONE $780,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIANO, NEW: COST $780, WILL
sell Tor Sl1o cash. at once. X-5G. Trib.
une. c326
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MAN OF ABILITY TO REPRESENT
prominent eastern firm. Advertising
experience desirable. but not essential;
SEQ or more per week to good man; $500
investment required; amply secured.
Please do not waste our time merely
seeking curiositics Address N-57, Trib
unc f33OS
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CHAPTER NO
Order Eastern Stai
Stated meetings. mrs
<onday OF each month
ifgsonlc temple, cornet
.srond East ard tlrs'
:oofh. Visiting member"
5rdiaIly invited
BROWN. w. M.
irWARD, Secretary.
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soc1ETIEs

n '<1,g,--Wasatch lodge NO;
viii hold a special
a" ovenlng. March is.
'uaSk 'troSrk on the NJ. NJ. de-
Ua sons cordially in
y LOWE, Secretary.
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Do YOU WANT FIRST CLASS
roomins house. close In. near First
South. on the west side? 1925 will bug
A money maker. Six rooms, good furnish
ings. cheap rent. Must buy at once or
lose bargain. Address L.-23. Tribune,
f2256
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HI, r,EcTA CHAPTER: U
NJ. Order Eastern star
stated meetings tdrc
Iucsday OF earn month
<asonIc temple. corner
-coud East and Firsi
5ush. Visiting members
.ordialIy invited.
EIPPER. w. NJ.
LAND. Secretary
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PERY No. 1. KNIGHTS
coEclayes held at
corner Second East and
first Thursday OF each
- Slr knights cordially
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SICKNESS COMPELS OWNER TO
sell a splendid paying cafe and home
cooking restaurant; will cut price If
taken this week. Newcomb. room i0T
Tribune bldg. Ind phone l28. f3l5i
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SHOE REPAIRING

WHILE YOU WAIT; SEWED SOLES
In 10 minutes. 40 w, End So. nnse-
mcnt Tn302l
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-02
.BURLINCTONIANS
SHOOTERS HOSTS
STATE TOURNAMENT TO BRING
TOGETHER TOP.
NoTcHERs.

Burlingtons April with the event
less than six weeks away. several
score of expert trap shooters are max
ing arrangements to be in Burlington
at the annual three days tournament
of the state association.
Burlington had the same event last
year and it proved so successful that
no trouble was experienced by local
promoters in securing a return en-
gagement. In fact the shooters were
50 pleased with the thoroughly good
management and the large crowds IN
attendance that they would listen to
no other invitation.
It is certain that this years event
will establish new mark. There will
be greater array of shooters and
they will come from many points
Iowa will, of course, be strongly rep
resented, and the state championship
event will attract the best OF the
Hawkeye marksmen The profession
ais will be here in force, including
Fred Gilbert, Crosby. Garrett, heer,
Maxwell and other topnotchers The
sunnyside grounds will no doubt be
again selected for the tournament.
and nothing will be left undone to
insure a successful meeting. Given
fair weather the tourney" will set a
new mark and number OF records
may be broken.
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Elder was fourteen pounds heavier
than Hefin, and the lieutenant in
charge of the athletics informed him
that he could withdraw from the
match If he desired, but he insisted
that the match go on. In the third
round Elder struck Heflin a heavy
blow over the heart and followed it
with blow to the jaw. Heflin fell to
the mat, and as he did not readily re-
vive he was taken to the hospital
where it developed that he had suffer.
ed from conclusion Of the brain, and
after lingering six days he died. :.
The young man was % years of age
and had been a member of the regi
ment for about two years, and was re-
garded as a model soldier.
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BLOOMFIELD TO
Have CHAUTAUQUA
PROGRAM FOR 1910 CONTAINS
NAMES OF NOTED
MEN.

Bloomfield, April THE program
committee of the Davis County Chau-
tauqua association have nearly COM
pleted the 1910 season program. From
the noted speakers they have engaged
it promises tos be record breaker.
Such men as Senator Gore, the blind
senator of Oklahoma; Or. H. w. Sears,
John Temple Graves, Senator Gill
land, Mrs. Lake, Rev. Miss Van Petzel,
DR.. c. S. Medbury and Frank Tray
erse appear on the list. The children's
work this year will be under the man
agement Of Miss Gassoway, while the
musical portion will be represented
by the National band, Ladies Sym
phony orchestra and the Jubilee sing
ers.
Rev. J. w. Porter. formerly pastor
of the local Methodist Episcopal
church, will act as platform manager.
A special feature Of the session Will
be farmers day." For this occasion
several experts from Ames and other
agricultural schools will lecture. on the
various subjects.
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ON CREDITED LIST.

West Waterloo High School Given
Recognition by Dartmouth
College, Mass.
Waterloo, April 1.-Superintende
Hukill of the west side schools has
received a communication from the
faculty of Dartmouth college to the
effect that the West Waterloo high
school has been placed upon Dart
mouths credited list and that here.
after boys graduated from west high
may enter the Massachusetts, institu-
ton without being required to take
any special examination
This is a distinct honor of which
Mr.. Hukill and the members of the
west side board are proud. The school
has long been on the credited list Of
the leading western colleges, but this
is the first college or university in
the extreme eastern part Of the coun,
try that has SO honored the school.
It is likely some Of the west high
graduates will enter Dartmouth in the
near future.
While Dartmouth is an institution
for men only. Superintendent Hukill
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CYRUS BARKER DEAD.
He Was a Veteran EmpIoye Of the
Burlington Route-Forenan Of the
Boiler Department at Shops

Burlington Route-Foreman Of the
Boiler Department at Shops
Burlington, April Cyrus Barker
one of the old guard of Burlington
Route employees, passed away at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. T. F. Dor
an, No. GIG Franklin street. He had
reached the age of So years and his
passing closes life full of usefulness,
devotion to duty and family affection.
His latter years were spent in quiet
rest, a we'll deserved vacation from
the long period Of service in interest
of the corporation he had more than
done his part in developing. For thir-
ty-two years he was foreman and gave
his personal supervision to the boiler
department of the railroad shops To-
Gated at West Burlington.
He was one of the survivors OF the
railroad days Of the late G. e. Perkins,
T. G. Potter, w. G. Brown, Joel West,
John Duggan and others who by their
efforts laid the foundation Of what is
now the greatest railroad in the coun-
try. Most of the old timers have
passed to their reward.
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west was contaminated at Chicago
when William Malone Of Adair pur-
chased the old Judge Oliver farm,
known all over the state, at a price
aggregating nearly 100000. This
farm is located Ave miles southwest
of Onawa and comprises 1900 acres.
1t has six sets of improvements and
1900 acres has been in cultivation
for many years.
Mr.. Malone will put big steam
plow at work and by next year every
acre Of this great farm will be pro-
ducing magnificent crops. A few years
ago the new owner of this farm was
renting small places year by year.
Today he owns dozen farm proper
ties in this and adjoining states, IN ad-
dition to this last acquisition, of 1900
acres. He believes in Iowa soil and
the future of the state.
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L i.
! PENNINGTON. +

b.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Cummings of Pro-
lection. Kans., who were called here
by the death of Mrs. Cummings faith
er. returned home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Earl Taylor and son Dinsmore
Of Denver, Colo are visiting Mrs. Tay-
lor's parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il.
Coulter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhaus Richey have
moved to Winnipeg where they expect
to make their future home.
J. B. Ware of Kingsley, Kans., is Wis
iting his uncle John Lightfoot
Mrs. Wayne McQuillen has return
ed from st. Louis where she has been
staying for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs Clay Ward and son
CLYDE and Mrs M. ]. Stillwell left on
Thursday for Ell Paso, Texas for
visit with relatives.
The wednesday afternoon club waa
pleasantly entertained this week at the
home Of Mrs. E. E. Manhard.
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HITS SISTER WITH BALL BAT.
Bernard Kimel of ScioIa Seriously In
lures Little Mary

sciola, April Little Mary Kimel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. klmel,
was hurt by ball bat in the hands OF
her brother, Bernard, with whom she
was playing a game Of ball. The boy
had swung the bat in the act OF strik-
ing the ball, but instead struck his
sister, who was standing near him,
over the eye, knocking her down. In
a few minutes the child's face was
swollen to such an alarming extent
that doctor was called, who dressed
the hurt and gave the opinion that
serious consequences were not likely
to result.
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KILLED IN FRIENDLY BOUT.
Son Of r. A. Heflin Of Fondo. Re
celved a Fatal Blow at Mill.
$arv Doaf

~ :
Fonda, April 1.-One week ago R. A.
Heflin received a telegram from the
commanding .off1cer of the government
military post at San Francisco, Cal,
advising him that his son, John V,
Heflin, had died in the government
hospital at that point on the day the
message was sent, and requesting that
he send word as to what disposition
they should make of the body. Mr..
Heflfn replied, asking that the body
be sent to Fonda.
The father had just learned how his
son met death John V. Hefin was q
member Of the United States artillery
and was stationed at San Francisco
He was very proficient in boxing and
was considered about the best man OF
his weight in the regiment. A mill
tary tournament was in progress and
Hef1in was drawn to meet q man by
the name OF Elder in boxing match.
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4 >>e->>->>->-~->-> 49, :
: BIDWELl.

Mr. and MIS-. Curtis Chisman Of
South Ottumwa returned Thursday
after a short visit here with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Chisman, In COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Victon Wilson
visited Wednesday near Blakesbury at
the VIM. Baldwell home.
Miss Mabel Upp Of near Blakesburg
visited last week at the James john
ston home.
Mrs. Florence Brown and little son
Ernest Of South Ottumwa, who had
been staying at the Rolla Lewis home
have returned home.
Mrs. Maggie Thompson Of Blakes-
burg returned home Sunday on Mil
waukee. No. 3 after brief visit here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs David Groon1s and
Geo. Johnston and family Of Chilli
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BUYS INTEREST IN PAPER.

W. o. Meek Of Des Moines Part Owner
In the Shelby County
Republican.
Des Moines, April 1.-W. D. Meek,
well known Des Moines printer,
has secured half interest in the
Shelby County Republican, at Harlan,
and will at once go to that city to
take charge of the mechanical end of
the paper. Mr.. Meek has long been
identified with the printing craft in
Des Moines and carries the best
wishes Of host of friends to his new
field Of endeavor.
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lowan an Interpreter.

Washington, D. c. April 1.-The fol-
lowing named candidates have sue
cessfnlly passed the examination CIV
en- by the state department for ap-
pointment as student Interpreters in
the diplomatic service Of the govern
ment: Crawford NJ Bishop, Mary
land: Harold Higgins, Oregon; John
A. Bristow, Iowa; Ralph F. Ches-
brough, Wisconsin; Ralph H. Bader,
Virginia; Leland B. Morris, ennsyl-
vania.
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WILL GO TO BURLINGTON.
LARGE Attendance From Council Bluffs
to Retail Merchants

Convention.
Council Bluffs, April about forty
members of the Council Bluffs Retail
Grocers' and Butchers association
will depart on the night Of May for
Burlington to attend the state conven-
ton of the Iowa Retail Merchants as
ISOLATION, which is to be held in that
city on May 3, and 5.
Five delegates will represent the TO-
cal organization in the convention.
They are W. A.. Stone, Frank err
sen, John Tollen, Gus Hinrichs and
H. R. Huntington.
The delegation will be accompanied
by John T. Mulqueen, president OF the
state organization, who is now COM
pleting his second term In the ONCE
of state president.
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AGED Couple is Married.

Sioux City, April Thomas J.
strupper, aged u years of Salix, Iowa,
and Mrs. Fannie G. Parker, aged 20,
of Alliance, Neb., were married here.
"My father lived to be 106 and my
mother 1922" said the groom. Il fig
ure there are many days of happiness
ahead for me yet
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is in correspondence with Vassar and
Wellesley colleges for women, and the
possibilities are that similar recogni-
ton will be accorded by them to west
high
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A Burning Shame.
Is not to have Bucklen's Arnic4 Salve
TO cure burns. sores. plies, cuts,
wounds and ulcers. Csc. r. B. Clare.
J II, l.. Swenson & Co.
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FOR SALE-KLONDIKE AND OLD
Trusty incubators, breeders and res
pairs at factory prizes. Jas. H. Shep-
herd, 209-211 West Main ST., Otturl-
wa. Ia.
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FOR SALE CHOI CE SEED. SPRING
wheat. oats and barley. Ottumwa
Seed Co.
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FOR SALE-wELL BRED SEED
corn, four varieties--Reid's Dent.
Browns Choice, Silver Mine, Yellow
Rose (early). High test for germi-
nation. Write for particulars and
prices. John E. Brown g. Sons,
Mitchellville, Iowa
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FOR SALE-FOUR BLACK LANG
shan oockerels and six Rose Comb
Reds. $3.50 each, three for 81; also
eggs. Mrs. Henry Osterfoss, He'd
rick, Iowa.
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Evers' last year with the Cubs. When
Fbe signed in 1910 for two years 1t was
with the understanding that he would
be released at the end Of the season.
Evers aspires to the leadership Of one
of the league teams.
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A 5000, 900 Land Deal.

Adair, Ia, April lone of the larg
est real estate deals in the middle
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-02

1908 SEED CORN. YELLOW DENT
stock, hard picked and tested. 81
per cent. Guaranteed to grow. Write
me for particulars. j. j. O'Laughlin,
Rome, Ia.
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FOR SALES RECORDED ANGUS
bulls, from one to two years old.
Good individuals. Inspection invited.
I'm. Caylor. Unionv.lle. la.
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Mrs. E. L. Shore and daughter Miss
Neva and Mrs. R. e. Jones of Eldon,
were business callers yesterday in the
city.
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cothe were guests Sunday at the Jas.
Johnston home.
Mrs. C. r. Chisman and Mrs. Victor
Wilson are both improving from their
Mrs. Catherine Johnston was calling
on relatives and friends in South OF
tumwa Monday.
Mrs. G, II. Chisman is quite Ill, suf-
fering with ivy poisoning.
Milton Roberts and Wilson Byrun1
are erecting new barn for Nelson A.
Hendricks.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-REGISTER
ed Clydesdale stallion 6 years old;
bone. Address MIA care Courier.
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MEN WANTED-TO PREPARE FOR
railway mail examinations. Com
mencement salary $500. Preparation
free; Franklin Institute. Dept s6 N.
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FOR SALE.

FOR 'sALE-RosE COMB BROWN
Leghorn eggs that will hatch. Good
farm stock so eggs. $3.50; 100 or
more, $3.50 per 100. Mrs. Chas. Las
ley. Floris; Ia
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FOR sALE-WATERPRO CON-
crete blocks and sio blocks make
warm, dry houses. barns and silos
cheap as wood. Ottumwa Concrete
Tile Co.. Madison avenue.
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FOR SALE-A 5-PASSENGER RAM.
bier touring car; good as new; priced
cheap for quick sale. Owner going
west. Address A. r. Anderson, Av-
cry. Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-02

FOR SALE-SINGLE COMB BUFF
III Orphington eggs for Matching. $3.50
for Is eggs. L. E. Goodlander, Drake
VILE, Ia.
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WANTED

WANTED-TO BUY AT GOOD
price, second hand furniture and old
feathers. We sell furniture and save
you money. Come in. Ottunlwa Sec
ond Hand Store, All East Main. New
phone 1192-Y.
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BUY A FARM IN CENTRAL MIN
nesota." prices will surprise you
good soil. water, markets, roads
schools. churches. neighbors and not
least. ALWAYS A GOOD TITLE
Write c. D. Baker, Fergus Falls
Minnesota, for list OF 100 farms.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT 40 ACRE PASTURE.
Inquire Jason Harris, Batavia, III.
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FOR SALE-EARLY CHAMPION
oats and team Of 4-year-old horses
e. D. McReynolds, Agency.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-02

FOR SALE-EGGS. White Plyn-
outh Rock, Rose Comb Brown Leg
horns. From high scoring pens. 81 10
$3.50 for Is. White Elm Poultry
farm, Selma, la.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-02

FOR SALE-REIDS IMPROVED
Dent corn. Each ear tested by
Holden's Ideal tester. IS per cert
guaranteed. Per bushel $3.50 shelled
and graded, bags free. Asa L. Fell
lows, Keosauqua, Ia r. F. D.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-02

WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR
farms of all sizes In Iowa. List your
farms with us. No charge unless
sale is made. We also have cheap
farms for sale in Minnesota, Dakota,
kansas and Missouri. Good terms.
Get our interest rates on farm loans.
Call and see us or write A..
r. Swartz Co, Taylor Bldg, corner
Court and Main streets.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-02

FOR SALE-EGGS FROM PURE
bred Barred Plymouth Rocks. Mated
to produce good cockerels. Soc per
sitting Of Is, also pure bred Buff
Cochin Bantam eggs, 5 for SOC from
prize winning stock. Mrs. w. G. Nc
Michael. New phone 921-X. 1879 N,
Elm st.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-02

FOR RENT-GOOD BUSINESS LO.
cation, 10S Market street. Will sell
with fixtures and stock.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-02
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-PURE BRED ANGUS
bulls Ed F. Oehler, Moravia, la.
FOR SALE-REID'S YELLOW DENT
seed corn Of extra good quality. Test
81 per cent at $3.50 per bushel she'll
ed. Geo.sE. McGrew, r. No. 1, Selma.