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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-02-26
King Horse Shoeing Co
220 e. Second ST.

You see now that they mean busi-
ness. don't you? When the steam
boats whistle and the interurbans
buzz you will remember what w. Low
onbers & Son told you about the adj
vance in Ottumwa property and Wa
pello county farms. Now is the time
to get you a home. Four or FIVE blocks
might seem far out to you now but in
five 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
ito Ottumwa of firm like w. Lowen-
berg G. Son, over Bremhorst's Grocery
corner Court and Second streets
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at Public
Sale at his residence, four and one
half miles northwest of ottumWa, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1910.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the fol-
lowing property, to-wit:
6-HORSES-6.
One team Of mares 10 years old; one
mare 10 years old, in foal; one road
bred mare, years old; one mare colt
coming years old; one last spring
colt.
80 cATTLE-32
Twelve mich cows, five COWS with
calves at side. five fresh, two to be
fresh soon; six yearling steers, seven
yearling heifers, one short horn bull.
36-HOGS-36.
Six brood sows-four will farrow LIST
of March, two will farrow about the
middle of May; thirty head of fall
shoats.
HAY-15 tons more or less; $50 bu.
of corn, more Or less; 200 bu. of oats,
more or less.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
One new farm wagon; steel truck;
2 rubber tire buggies; "a steel e tire
buggy; / hay loader; 1 hay rack; 1
new Mccormick mower; / Mccormick
binder; 1 hay press; walking cult
vators; two IA inch stirring plows;
one 16 inch stirring plow; one disc;
one potato digger; one 8 horse corn
lister, new; one Deere corn planter;
I Imperial incubator and brooder; l
steel harrow; one gasoline engine saw
attachments; set Of double harness; ;
l set of driving harness; sets OF
single harness; ] road cart; ! Deleva
Separator, new; clover buncher.
Five dozen chickens; geese; 10 bu.
seed potatoes; other articles not
mentioned.
LUNCH ON GROUND.
Terms of sale-All sums of $40 and
under, cash; all sums over $40 a
credit of 10 month"; will be given, pur
chaser giving note with approved
security: notes to draw G per cent in
terest; 2 per cent discount for cash
Nothing removed until terms of sale
are complied with.
Chandler & Redburn, Auctioneers.
O'BRlEN BROS, PRoPRiEToRS.
Proprietors.
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Farm Horses are Wanted.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Feb. 25.--Out-
let held up well for all classes of
horses, but farm chunks were relative
ly best sellers. Fair to choice farm
chunks landed at S125@175. with sec
ond hand lots largely at s100@125,
Drafters went generally at S175@25
bulk $1909225. Medium weight chunks
for general purposes sold at S160@20o.
Eastern feeders were in the market for
big kinds at $165@225. Drivers and
saddlers were quoted mostly at $500
300. Trade was active and quality rath
er good. Receipts the first four days
this week totaled close to $500 against
2,107 same period last week and 1856
corresponding time last year.
IL. .lotssksomei "a
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CATTLE TREND is WEAK.
Killers Force toe Break in Values on
Liberal Thursday Run Of
Nearly 10000


Stock Yards Chicago. Feb. 20
sellers were forced to make conces-
sions Of most of the advance scored
for steers the previous day. General
trading was at 10c decline, and in some
Instances weighty steers sold 1o@15
off, although favor was shown medium
grade, light dressed beef classes, and
many of these sold at an unchanged
basis. Run Of 10000 was nearly twice
the volume expected, and shipping and
packer orders were much less urgent
than on Wednesday, Delayed arrival of
trains was another bear factor which
tended to depress prices, actual ex-
tent of supplies being uncertain, and
buyers played the long side of the
market bidding lower for bulk Of the
crop. General quality fell considerably
below Wednesdays standard, although
one choice heavy lot OF beeves again
went at $50. Few, however sold above
$40 with a moderat quota Of choice
steers at s7@7.35. Most medium to
good beeves made s6.9o@6.5o, while
Killers got only a slim quota below
$3.50.
Butcher cock market was weakened
Under pressure Of less urgent packer
demand, and prices receded 10c from
the ednesday basis, while bulls, too
we're 10c weak to 10c off. One load Of
fancy 1859 lb heifers from MO-, sold at
$40, highest price since December.
Few lots sold above 1915 and medium
to good cows made s4@5. Gamers and
cutters brought s2.50@3.5o. Calves
'.,--t Unchanged to 25c lower, bulk at
s9.25@9.90. Feeding steers were in
~ supply and values held firm at
the Wednesday level though plain
and medium light stockers were
bought a shade lower, bulk of these at
s4.25@4.75. Top feeders brought $5.S5.
Prices had the following range:
Choice to fancy steers :. ..$7.15@8.10
Medium to good steers ). ;. go $3.50
Inferior to fair steers -. /. 4.65@5.65
Fat cows and heifers - 4.10@6.35
Canning and cutters ;. -. 2.50@3.75
Native bulls and stays 80. 3.75@5.75
Feeding cattle 6O0@110O lbs 5.S5@5.s5
Fair TO fancy veal calves .S.25@1o.00
Heavy calves 800. :. 49,. 3.50@5.00
Export steers -. - 5.S566.75
Distillery steers ... 1900. 5.90@6.75
Mixers and springers head 25.00@65.00
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Chicago Stock Yard Personals.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Feb. 25.-W.
1. Dennis Of Jasper county, H., was on
the market yeste' day, with two loads
of cattle and one ST hogs.
Thomas Barrett of Irwin, Ia, mar
keted Wednesday one car of cattle.
consisting Of II head of 10S5-lb steers,
which sold at $3.50, and 8 heifers at
$3.50.
Jacob Weiss, Denison. Iowa, had a
load of choice 1550-lb Hereford steers
|of his own feeding on yesterdays mar
ket which sold to Swift g. Co, at 1910
Hugh Evans of Emerson Iowa, mar
keted a load of steers of his own feed
ing that averaged 1926 lbs and sold at
$685..
James M. Brockway, Let's. Ia. was
here yesterday with three cars of Col
orado-b bred Herefords averaging 1142
lbs that sold at $685.. Mr.. Brockway is
vice president of the Iowa Meat Pro-
ducers' association. Fat stock of all
kinds unusually scarce in that vicin-
ity.
w. NJ. Lyons, st. Anthony, Ia, was
here yesterday with cattle of his own
feeding.
Simon vanderpol, sully, Ia. was at
the Yards yesterday.
| w. c.. Crosby, st. Anthony, Ia, was
here yesterday with a load of hogs
fed by L. c. Bryant of that place.
| Roscoe Dempster of Newburg Ia,
accompanied Moses Robbins of that
place with four loads Of cattle.
E. M. Kupka Of Tama county, Iowa,
marketed hogs and sheep yesterday.
| Reinhart and Smith of Chickasaw
county, Ia. had hogs on the market
yesterday.
Grey Bros Muscatine, Ia, were
ION the market yesterday with load of
Icattle.
Emil H. Feddersen of Bryant, Iowa,
marketed Wednesday 20 head of 1907
lb steers at $6.45.
George Knocke, an enterprisina
feeder of Wheatland, Ia, sold hogs on
| Wednesdays market.
G. r. Reimer of Walnut, Ia. had one
! load of 126S-lb steers on Wednesday, s
market which sold at 81.
John Mackin. regular shipper from
Marshall county, Iowa, had another
consignment Of cattle here Yesterday.
The Amana society, Homestead, Ia
had 81 hogs on the market yesterday
which averaged 204 lbs and sold at
1856.
c. o. Plumley of Springville, Iowa,
was here yesterday with load of good
cattle of his own feeding.
G. w. Bowdish of I. P. & c. B. Bow
dish, extensive feeders of Linn county
Ia, was here yesterday with load of
mixed cattle Of their own feeding.
J. S. Paul of Jasper county, Ia, an
| extensive feeder. was on the market
with five loads of cattle of his own
feeding, a part of which averaged
1870 lbs and sold at $735.
Carl w. Falcon of Marion Ia. was
here yesterday with a car of good
281-lb hogs of his own feeding good
enough to bring $3.50 and three cars
| of S1-lb yearling wethers that We're
good enough to sell at $3.50.
John Kober, Traer Ia, marketed
hogs of his own feeding at $3.50 and
1880.
| A. Johnke, prominent shipper
from Bremen county Ia, had hogs here
yesterday.
| John Purdin. Fremont, Ia, one OF
the regular and weekly shipper to this
market was represented with ship
ment of mixed cattle. Marketable stock
in his section of the county is yer
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not only devoted and loyal Christian,
but is also an exceptional student of
the Bible. He is man who speaks
with authority and knows what he
speaks OF. The chapel workers have
purchased a supply of new Hymns Of
His Grace and will use them at this
service These are the same kind Of
books that were used in the Sunday
tabernacle meetings. Everybody will
be made welcome at these services.
A large attendance Is expected.
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CELAN1A. - Friday, February 25,
1910, at her home, 524 North Will
lard street. Mrs. Tony Celania.
Death resulted from a leakage of
the heart She had been in i'll health
all winter and her death was not
unexpected.
She is survived by her husband
Tony Celania, two sons, Carl and An
thony, two sisters, Mrs. Charles Stott
of Cedar Rapids and Miss Rose Lago
marcino of Seattle, Wash. and a
brother, Paul Lagomarcino, of Bur.
lington. The deceased was member
of the Lagomarcino family, well known
in southern Iowa. She was united in
marriage to Tony Celania at Burling-
ton. March 2, 1905. Prior to her mar
riage she made her home with her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Lagomarcino of Bur-
lington, who was at the bedside when
the spark Of life departed.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
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weakness developed. Shippers were
In the market for 1000. but 1t was es
ttmated that 10000 were left unsold,
but few Of them were in first hands.
Quality was fairly good, but many late
offerings lacked weight and were
Disseminated against. although range
OF prices still remained narrow. One
load sold up to Ss.67h but $3.50 bought
choice butchers and heavy, while good
mixed went around $3.50 with a butch
er. and heavy packing class around
1886. Light went mostly at $9.35@9.45,
with pigs at $8.50m9.36. Few stays
beat SO and some sold down to 1915.
Bears went largely at $6@6.25, with
bulk of governments at s6@6.50. Quo
tations follow:
Bulk OF sales $50. -. ...S9.46@9.60
Heavy butchers, 24o@soo lbs
Light butchers, iso9sso lbs s''0V''''
Light bacon, 1so@1sc lbs s'e0V'''0
Light light. 1so9155 lbs :. s s.I5@s.s5
Heavy shipping, 25o@s5o lbs
Heavy packing, aso@4oo lbs
Mixed packing, 2oo@25o lbs
-. "a. -. -. s.4o@e.45
Rough heavy packing ;. s.2O@s.S0
Light mixed, 10000 lbs s.25@9.45
Poor to best pigs, 60@135 lbs
-. $50. 10. -. ;. s.35@s.s5
Governments and boars.. 4.50dp675
Stays, so lbs .dockage head
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E,ec,Itor,s Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the Attn day of De-
cember, A. D., 1909, the undersigned
was appointed b ythe Clerk of the Dis
trict Of Wapello county, Iowa. Execut-
or of the Estate of VIM. n. Fetzer de-
ceased, late of said County. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate will make
payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same viii
present them, legally authenticated tc
said Court for allowance.
Dated February Ii. 1910.
John C. Fetzer, Executor.
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.cLiFFLAND CHAPEL
ANNOUNCEMENTS

j. = =. j. y 4. y 4 !. 4. :. $3.50 4. !. :. 4
G. E. Wright spoke last Sunday aft.
ernoon in the chapel He was greeted
by a good audience. Other workers
assisted in the meetings. The com.
'munity is showing great interest in
the work Of the chapel by their loyal
attendance.
Sunday school at p. m. Preaching
service at p. m. Lewis Lawson will
deliver the sermon. Mr.. Lawson is
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Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago, Feb. 25.-Thc ~rain market
follows:
WHEAT-No. 2 red, s11s@1.24: No.
red, s1.1S@1.22; No. hard. s114@
LIS: No. 3 hard, s1.12@113A
WHEAT-May opened S113A "a
113a @1.13M; high s1.14%; low,
$1.13M closed, s114B @l145s @1.14& !;
July. s1.17A.
CoRN-No. 2. ssc.; No. white,
631ac.; No. 2 yellow 64c.; No. 8, 62a;c:
No. white, 62@62Ac.: No. 9 yellow,
621sc.
CoRN-May, opened 65A@6sc.
high, 66@S6Bc.; low. $3.50; closed
65% @66c.; July, 67M @67Ac.
OATS-No. 2, 47hc.; No. white,
6Shc.: No. 8. 47c.; No. 8 white, Ash %
47hc.; standard. 47A @4sc.
OATS-May opened, 47@47Hc.:
high, 47Ac.; low, 46Ac.; closed, AIS q
.47Mc.
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CHICAGO Live Stool M.rk.+

Chicago. Feb. 25.-The live stock
market follows:
CATTLE-Market steady: receipts,
s,Ooo; beeyes. $475@s; stocl1ers, feed
ers, S3.5o@5.75: cows, heifers, $2.50@
6.l6; westerners, $4.5O@6.25.
toGS-Market steady; receipts 49,
ooo: light, $915@9.52a; mixed, $4,000
s.65; heavy, s9.2o@9.70; rough, s9.25@
s.4o; good choice heavy, $s.40@s.70;
bulk sales, S9.45@9.60
sHEEP-Market steady; receipts &
COG; natives, $4.S5@7.75; lambs, $3.50
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scarce, he reports; in fact, hardly any
cattle on feed. -. ef''
Snarles GaWthrop the genial and
successful cattle shipper from Louisa
county, Ia, had a load OF cattle on
yesterdays market.
NOSE Robbins, one of the most ex-
lensiye feeders of live stock in Pow
esnlek county, Ia, had four loads OF
good cattle on yesterdays market.
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HOGS ALSO GO LOWER.
Thursdays Market Average Shows a
Decline From Wednesday,
Ton so 67Ih

stock Yards, Chicago. Feb 25.-Al-
though opening hog prices were about
steady with Wednesdays general
range the market weakened later and
closing sales were down fully sc, while
some extreme late bids looked 10c
ower. Trade was slow most of session
md packers did not operate until after
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LEGAL
NOTICE or AMENDMENT
To the Articles of Incorporation Of
the Iowa Steam Laundry

the Iowa Steam Laundry
Company.
Notice is hereby given. that at q
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. Fl. Beach, Secretary.
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i MILLER CHAPEL :
4 ANNOUNCEMENTS. 4
New Phone 1853.

j 1Nz,.@.tH..r $50. !.
The revival meetings at the chapel
night after night have been growing
in interest Despite the cold weather,
the afternoon neighborhood meetings
have been well attended. Mr.. Foote's
work is greatly appreciated by those
who attend. There have been several
conversions aad the outlook for the
coming week is very good.
The usual Sunday program will be
changed for next Sabbath in order to
give more time between the two
preaching services. Sunday school will
take up at 10 o'clock in the morning,
instead Of o'clock in the afternoon.
The first preaching service Of the day
will take up at II a. m, just after the
close of the Sunday school hour. The
second preaching service will be in
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FOR SALE-MY TWO STATIONS
known as the Packwood horses, one
is Bay Roadster nine years. old, he
is a dandy one. too; the other Is "
Black Percheron Norman seven
years old and as good as there Is In
the country. Will sell at bargain IL
taken within the next thirty days.
Call on or address Grant Sincox,
Foster, Iowa.
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FOR SALE EGGS FROM WHITE
Wyandottes, bred exclusively for
large egg production. heavy winter
layers. # interested write me. G. r.
Boise, corner Jay and Fellows ST.,
OttumWa.
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Snaps for Investment

100 acres dark. chocolate, sandy
loan soil, 8h miles from Guymon,
Okla, hustling county seat railroad
town of 1000 people. Good 2 room
half dug out house and small stable
fenced and cross fenced, good neigh
borhood; so acres in cultivation, all in
wheat, one-half of which goes to pur
chaser, balance native grass. Mics
young orchard and grove. A bargain
for $2.400.
160 acres of choice black sandy
loan soil, AK miles of a good market
in Sumner county, Kas. Four room
house, new barn. IL head of horses,
10 acres in cultivation, so acres in
meadow and pasture; 10 acres In
alfalfa, 40 acres in wheat, one-third Of
which goes to purchaser. Price $1,000.
G. j. HINSHAW,
ottumWa, la, and wellington, kaa
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FOR SALE-AN EXCEPTIONALLY
good bargain in Counter Soda
fountain 7x5, heavy nickle plated
double stream, goose neck. copper
drain board, 10 syrup bottles at
coils. All ready for business. Geo. e.
Josin, 1903 N. Court.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
chicago, Feb. 25.-Butter-M arkte-
steady; creameries, 26@3oc.; dairies
21@25c.
EGGS-Market easy: receipts. g.
coo; at mark, cases included, 19@22c.:
hrsts, 24c.; prime firsts, Csc.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE--FRENCB
draft stallion, three years old.
Weight 1850. For further Informal
ton address j. w. Helm, Fremont
la.
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FOR SALE \ LARGE BLACK NAM
moth Jack at a bargain as I am go
ing to leave the farm / will sell this
JACK at a bargain " years old, an
extra good breeder. EUA& one OF hi.
mules at weaving time for 500,
/ also wish to sen my yoad horse,
Chiefton, age II years. Chiefton is a
bright bay horse with star in fore
head, 16h hands high. weighs 1861
lbs and is an extra good driving
horse, also good breeder. Has a
record of trotting 2:2S. For sale at a
bargain. Phone or write me. Ed
ward Blottner, Sigourney, la.
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FiaherWoten Wedding.

At the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Edward Neff, 814 Wabash avenue,
took place the marriage Of Miss Grace
Fisher and Arthur Woten, Rev. f. A.
Zickefoose officiating. A few intimate
friends and relatives were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Woten will reside on
Ellis avenue.
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Sheep Soil Readily.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Feb. Is
There was an active market in the
sheephouse for all arrivals and while
sheep were strong, lambs were fully
steady. Receipts were estimated at
10000, but supply was uncertain, as
many trains were back at a very late
hour. There was a scarcity Of strictly
good kinds on sale, especially good
lambs. Prime western wethers again
made s7.75 and good to choice kinds
went at $75o@Tso, while ewes made
s6.40@750 and yearlings topped at
$3.50. Shorn western wethers sold at
s6.75@7. with ewes at sS.25 and yearl-
ings at SITS. Western lambs went at
S9@9.15 and natives ranged at $1,000
9, only plain kinds going below $3.50
Coiorados landed at sS69. Feeding
lambs sold at ss.40@s.s5, an extra de-
sirable class making ss.6c@s.75. Shorn
lambs landed at SS@S.4o, with culls
downward from 81. Odd native ewes
ranged at s4.25@7.50, and few fancy
heavy wethers reached IS. Bucks sold
at s5.5o@6.25, bulk around Sc. Quota
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Chicago, Provision Market.

Chicago, Feb. 25.-The provision
market follows:
ye-cash-S0@S1c.
Barley-63672c.
Timothy arch-s4.O5.
r-March-$13.50.
Pork-May S23.95@23.971s.
Lard-S 12.95@12.97M.
Ribs-S12.621h.
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Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, Feb. 25.-Poultry-Mark
steady; turkeys, 17c.; chickens 17hc.:
springs, lie.
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Van buren, Co. Normal June 10.

" aT DuT CT Wv NVFHia' VUUc To-
Keosauqua, Feb. 25--The Van Buren,
County Normal institute will be neld
at Keosauqua. beginning June 10. II
will be an eight days session. same al
last year County Superintendent Hem
niger has not yet fully completed al
rangements for securing instructors
The regular examination will com
mence at the close of the institute. be
ginning on June 81
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RANGE OF Jog PnlcEs

Range OF hog values at Chicago fcs
'ne past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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FARM FOR RENT-1sO ACRES SIX
miles northeast of Ottumwa. Ia. Adj
dress T. III. Smith. Route No. 1. OF
turnwa, Ia.
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COURIER WANT ADS ARE EXCELLENT READING Is
CENT WORD
COAL LANDS PRosPEcTED.

COAL LANDS PROSECUTED WITH
diamond core or chum drills Cores
pondence solicited. M. D. Flanders
Knoxville, la.
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cHIcAGo-wheat, so; corn, 412;
oats, 173.
coNTRAcT-wheat, u corn, o;
oats. So.
LuTH-w Wheat II; last year
Al.
M1NNEAPoLIs- Wheat, s47; las,
year, 1924.
Estimates Receipts for Tomorrow.
Wheat, 8.
Corn. RAT.
Oats, LA.
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New York Grain Market.
New York, Feb. 25.-The gissdsaEEg
ket fC lows:
Wheat-May--s1.221a.
Corn-May-75c.
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Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria. Feb. 25.-The corn market
follows:
No. 3-591ac.
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His Explanation

THEY HAD BEEN MAKING HAY WHILE THE SUN
sHoNE, AND THEY FINISHED HIGH HAY
STACK THE FARMERS BOY SHOUTED FROM THE TOP.
SAY MISTER, HOW AM COIN TO GET DOWN."
THE FARMER CONSIDERED THE PROBLEM, AND FL
NAILY SOLVED 1T.
oh JEST sHET YER EYES AN, WALK ROUND A BIT"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-02-26
Have you read the story Of IAN

Have you read the story Of IAN
Arkansas Farm in Saturday Evening
Post of January 20? If you have not
read it and write US for list of farms
and five acre tracts in the Ozark Fruit
Belt. All statements easily sub
stantiated.
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Retail and Wholesale Prices Rema'f
Unclaimed From Yester-

For the first time in many Weehs .i II,
retail and wholesale markets remain
the same as quotations in yesterdays
TO
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FOR SALE OR RENT--16o ACRD
farm located la miles west of Troy,
write or call, Geo. w. Lain, Bloom
field, Iowa, r. r. No. 8.
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FOR SALE-KLONDIKE AND OLD
Trusty incubators, breeders and re-
pairs at factory prices. Jas, H. Shop
herd, 2o9-211 West Main ST., Otturn-
wa Ia.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET

The following market Is furnished by
/. 9. Furman. grain and stock brok-
er. Rooms Z and s, Chiffon Blk. Of
tumWa telephone 1874: Iowa tele-
phone 500. r,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-GOOD NEW CLOVER
seed. Address Monroe Marts. Route
2, new phone 1100-U.
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Don't TASTE
Y our Money

You must pay good money where
ever you have your horse shod. We
have the facilities, finest stock, and
skilled help. Try us!.! We also do
a general line of blacksmithing.