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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-04
STEER VALUES SHATTERED.
Good to Choice Beeves Showed De.
cline Of 40 to go Cents at

Stock Yards. Chicago. Oct. 3.--Most
disastrous breaks in steer prices noted
in months past occurred in the last
week. On the close good to choice
beeves showed declines of 40@60c from
the previous week. while plain and
medium classes were down 25@35c.
Sharp declines were forced from the
outset and in the last days it was i'm
possible to effect clearance of big
number of good quality heavy steers.
Big receipts at Chicago during the
week. totaling upward Of 10000 lin
conjunction with heavy supplies at
western markets, simply flooded the
beef trade, where conditions in recent
weeks have been growing steadily
worse. Prime beeves dropped from an
$500 top last Monday to s7.65 later,
and on Wednesday tops sold below IS
for first Wednesday or Monday since,
last February. Since then it, took
choice 1,400 Id steers to land at $1,000
$50, prices below actual cost Of pro-
duction, while good short fed native
steers sold at $6@6.25. Conditions in
eastern beef trade are hampered
badly by proximity of Jewish holidays
and demand Is not expected to inn
prove. at least until liberal marketings
from the corn belt are checked.
Range cattle supply totaled $4,000,
500 a year ago. and values for west
erns declined Csc in the week Tops
went at $3.50, while few landed above
Sc and fair to good northern wintered
Texas bred steers sold at $49005.25
Native she stock suffered 15m35c
decline. good cows and heifers being
hardest hit Few heifers went above.
$3.50 and big end of beef cows at $3.50
m425. Gamers We're steady at, s2,2h@
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HOGS BREAK AT CLOSE.
Saturday Market at Chicago Strong
But Reaction Came Later in
a{ $ha nav --~e

Stock Yards, Chicago, Oct. 3.-Hog
market opened strong and active at
an advance Of &c. but reacted and
closed in a weakened condition and
10c lower than at the opening. Pack
ers encouraged bullish sentiment at
the start but changed tactics as soon
as reports OF higher market had
been widely circulated and continued
bearish tactics until the finish. Fresh
receipts were estimated at 5000 head,
which brought the total for the week
to S3,500, against 1854 a week ago
and S5,S01 year ago. The best price
secured was 1925, which left prime
light and fancy butcher hogs 4oc lower
than week ago, while packing grades
did not show more than zoe decline.
The general range of prices at the
close was the narrowest noted in sew
eral weeks past. Shippers were cred
tied with purchases of 1000 hogs,
which brought the total shipments for
the week to 1920, against c1,7S0 a
week ago and 6,463N a year. ago.
Bulk of sales ...s..... a.. $S.551S.95
Heavy butchers: 240@300 lbs 8.S5@9.15
Light butchers. 190@2s0 lbs 9.05@9.25
Light bacon, 160@190 fbs &. S.90@9.25
Light light, 13O@155 lbs. s.75m9.15
Heavy shipping. 250@350 lbs S.75@S.95
Heavy packing, 260@4Q0 lbs s.50@S.75
Mixed packing, 200@25O lbs S.55@8,75
Rough heavy packing II. S.300S.50
Light mixed, 175@200 lbs. 8.S0@9.00
Poor to best pigs 60@135 lbs s.35@9.15
Governoments and boars $3.50 700
Stays, 80 lbs dockage head 9.15@10.10
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OF TUMWA HIS.
WINS AT ALBA
DOWNS MONROE COUNTY YOUTHS
IN:BRILLIANT EXHIBITION BY
SO TO IL SCORE.

Playing straight football whileathei"
opponents used forward passes and
trick plays, the Ottumwa high school
football team defeated the Abba high
school aggregation at Abba Saturday
afternoon by the score Of 33 to II.
The contest was hard fought and the
Ottumwa gridiron warriors found
worthy opponents in the husky youths
the A. H. S., who have
developed wonderfully under the coach
ing of an all around athlete. While
the Abba game is always counted upon
as a practice contest by the Ottumwa
team it was not so this year and while
Ottumwa secured lead in the second
quarter, the Albians several times
threatened to tie the score. AS the
contest wore on the Albian's showed
signs of fatigue and were unable to
stop the offensive work of the OF.
tumwans and they secured a large
lead
Windsor Epps Was Star.
Windsor Epps, the big left back Of
the red and white team, was easily the
star of the game. The great work of
the big player resulted in Ottumwa's
victory. Epps made three of Ottum-
was touchdowns, but his scoring was
not the only feature of his work. He
went through Albia's line line a plow
through a fertile field and he always
made good distances. The Albians
were unable to stop him. One of the
bright spots of his work was his sixty
five yard run down the field through
the Abba team for touchdown In the
second quarter Epps was the most
consistent grounder gamer of the
locals.
While Epps played a great game,
other Ottumwans also showed up
strong. Captain Stroud played great
game in the right half position and
was a good gamer Schafer and
also proved good ground
coverers and whenever they were
called to carry the ball, they rarely
made less than ten or fifteen yards.
too. was a strong red and
white warrior. He scored Ottumwa'.s
first touchdown when he raced thirty
five yards for the goal. Dreamy"
Martin, in the quarterback position,
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Epps Makes Long Run.

OttumWa went into the second half
determined to score decisive defeat
over the Albians, but the Monroe
county youths vigorously fought back.
Abba kicked off to Otumwa and Stroud
fumbled on the ten yard line Rice,
tried a drop kick which failed. BY
using Schafer. Martin, Stutsman,
and Epps. Ottumwa carried the
ball to the center of the field and
Stroud circled right on an end run for
twenty-five yards. Ottumwa fumbled
CHER recovered forward pass on
here and Abba carried the ball up the
field close to Ottumwa's goal. After
a series of plays, Epps got the ball and
by beautiful squirt he waded through
the Abba players for sixty.fve yards
and touchdown. Stutsman kicked
goal Ottumwa II, Abba 6.
Abba came back for it's second
touchdown soon after. On the for
ward pass, Ellsworth made ten lards.
After Pharis had failed to gain much
distance, Ellsworth was again called
to carry the ball and went around left
end and over the chalk line for
touchdown Pharis kicked goal. OF.
tumwa II. Abba H.
Abba kicked Off to Stroud who went
down the field for twenty-five yards.
Abba held Otumwa and Stutsman was
forced to punt. Epps was used several
times for gains and then Abba re.
covered the ball and lost 1t again.
Again Epps made another one OF his
long runs around the left end for fifty
yards and another touchdown. Stuts.
man was unable to kick goal OF.
tumwa %. Abba H. Il
Wormhoudt Was in Way. e
After the kickoff, the Ottumwa backs
returned the ball we'll down the field
only to lose it on tumble. Abba Wa
unable to gain and restored to punt.
ing. Ottumwa again lost the oval on
a tumble, and Abba tried the forward
pass. Henry Wormhoudt. however.
was in the way and after recovering
the ball. the big guard rushed down
the field for thirty yards. Stroud
went the rest Of the distance for OF.
tumwa's nth touchdown Stutsman
failed to negotiate tn, goal. Score
Ottumwa 81. Abba IL.
1t was only brief moment until OF.
tumwa scored another touchdown In
the last quarter Wormhoudt went
through the line for thirty yard gain
and Epps. Stutsman and Wilson we're
used to make good gains. atutman
was then given the ball and t-ain
crossed the chalk line for another
touchdown, Martin kicked goal OF.
tumwa 33, Abba 12., $50,
During the next six minutes OF play,
neither side accomplished much, both
holding well. .aartin during the last
few minutes of play sprained his ankle
and was taken out Colt took Stuts-
mans place at full, and George wentsto
quarter.
y -
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Wilson Carriage Co.
New Masonic Bldg. ITO ". Second.

was cool headed and played a gooa
came He handled his team well ara
showed IN we'll on the defense. Gaia.
cher. at right end, proved tower OF
strength and although only called upon
once to. carry the ball he made pretty
run The work of the Ottumwa team
as a whole was good and Coach lell y
Teton was elated over Inc outcome VI
the game. He is confident tna' VII.
few more scrimmages and the pfaclice
game with Penn academy OF Oskaioos'
here next Saturday. the team WI! DC
IN Al condition to make good snow
inc for the state high school honors.
Ellsworth Star for Abba.
Ellsworth, Albia's little halfback,
n1aved a great game. The little felloW
was fast on his pins and his fleetness
of foot helped Abba greatly in making
her noints He secured both touch
downs. He showed up as the brishtest
~ the Abba PLAYERS, although other
members of the team did we'll. Albia's
right line was weak and OttumWa was
always able to go through 1T for good
gains. -, ,,I
neither team was Npenal1zed. Neltner
side resorted to much punting and the
game as a whole was an interesting ex-
hibition. Poor Judgment on the part OF
Alba prevented one more touchdown.
In the third quarter. Rice attempted
drop kick from the ten yard line
when they had by cinsistent gains
made their distance and were going Tor
touchdown.
Abba First to Score.
Abba won the toss and took the
north goal. After exchanging hands.
Ottumwa lost the ball on their own
ten yard line when Robinson made a
had pass. rolling the oval on terra
f1rma. Ellsworth went round the right
end for a touchdown and Pharis kicked
goal. giving Abba six points and the
first touchdown. Stutsman got the ball
on the ten yard line on the kick off.
schafer went through the line for a
good gain. Stroud, Stutsman. Martin
and Gallagher advanced the ball down
the field to the thirty-five yard line.
Stutsman got the ball and carried 1t
around the end down the field for q
touchdown. He failed to kick goal. The
score at the end Of the first quarter
stood 6 to 5 in favor Of Abba.
Some brilliant work was seen in the
second quarter. Both sides played
good ball Stroud got the ball on the
kickoff and by means of Epps, Suits
man. Martin and Gothic ball was adj
vanced down to the middle OF the
field. where Abba held Ottumwa and
Stutsman was forced to punt. Abba
was also held and was forced to punt.
Both sides withstood each other, OF
tumwa losing the ball to Abba. Gala
Albia's tumble and Epps made good
gain down the field. Epps, Stutsman
and Stroud were used in carrying the
ball, Epps especially gaining much
ground. After the ball had been adj
vanced to the ten yard mark the ball
was placed in the digits of Epps and
he went through on line buck for a
touchdown. He also kicked goal
Score Ottumwa II; Abba 6.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.
: Chicago, Oct. 3-The live stock mar-
ket follows: s
lower; receipts, $4,000: beeves, $4,000
100: stockers. feeders $4.10@5.60;
cows. heifers, s2.20@6so; westerns,
$4@6.70.
HOGS--Market dull, ten lower: re-
ceipts, $4,000; light, ss.7O@9.15; mixed,
ss.25@9.15;- heavy. $4,000; rough
$S.20@S.40; good choice heavy, $s.40@
$50; bulk sales, sS.50@S.so
SHEEP-Market ten lower; receipts
10000; natives $2.40@4.15: lambs $3.50
OF.
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CHICAGO Grain Market.

Chicago. Oct. 3.--The grain market
follows: .
WHEAT-No. 2 red, 9s@97,sc.: No.
red. sA@s6c.: No. 2 hard, 96@$1.OO;
No. 8 hard. 94@97hc.
CORN-No. 2, 51Ac.; No. 2 white
Sc; No. yellow, SIS @52c.; No. 8,
5lhc.: No. white. 51A@51&c.; No.
8 yellow, 511a @5lNc.
OATS-No 2. 321ac. No. 2 white
34@s4Ac.; No. white, 33@33Ac.;
standard, 33k @341sc.
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FAIR HORSE MARKET.
Late Arrival Of Big Eastern Buyers
Gives Firmer Tone to Trade
Draft Chunks Active.

Stock Yards; Chicago, Oct s.-The
late arrival OF a number of prominent
eastern buyers gave a better tone to
the late clearance Of the weeks re-
ceipts. Pennsylvania and the New
England states We're represented with
late orders for prime heavy drafters
and choice truck mules and closing
sales were fully as high as the initial
quotations of the week. The leading
feature of the market was the liberal
orders for heavy loo~ers for the north
ern and eastern lumber industry. One
northern buyers purchased two loads
Of special order for $50 head for the
Minnesota lumber camps at range Of
$200D275. the latter grades compris-
inc 18O0-pound chunks specially fin
ished for the fall trade The outlet, for
big commercial chunks is broader, al
though the general prices remained
unclaimed. Some improvement is re-.
ported in the demand for smaller
southern chunks at .$70@125., Fair fall
trade featured the market at the fol-
lowing classified auction prices:
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PUBLIC SALE WILL SELL AT
public auction at my farm miles
north Of Kirkville station and 81
miles east Of Eddyville, Friday Oct
2. 1910, six head Of horses, 2s head
Of cattle, 100 head Of sheep, gang
pillow, one bull rake, one wagon and
ladders. Free lunch at noon. Usual
terms. VIM. A. Myers.
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Now York Butter and Ean Markat.

New York, Oct 3.-Butter-- Market,
unsettled; receipts. 1900; creamery, "a
@30hc.: state dairies, 23@2Sc.: pro-
cess. 23@27c.: factory. 22@24c.; imi-
tation creamery, 24@25c.
EGCiS-Market firm: receipts, H.
100; fresh gathered extra firsts, EGO
&c; firsts, 24025c.; seconds, 22623c.
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RANGE OF HOG PRICES.
Range Of hog values at Chicago = cor
the past week with comparisons:
sfHa Mtv~d ri 3~hA
0iX~d and Light
19z@255 1S2m29S
CHICAGO GRAIN Markets,

Furnished by e. W, Wagner & Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade,
Rooms Z and 5, Chiffon Block. OF.
tumwa phone 1884,: Iowa phone
58a-R.
WHEAT High Low Oct Oct. L
Dec =. 97M 96A s6h- %
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Chicago Provision Market.
Chicago Grain Futures.

Chicago, Oct. 3.---The grain futures
follow:
WHEAT-Dec. opened. s7Ac.: high,
97%c.: low, 96hc.: closed 96A 1868 &;
May, $1.02M.
5 ,CORN--Dec. opened, 49h@4sAc.;
high. 49Ac.:Iow, 49Ac.: closed, 495c.;
May. 52ssc.
OATS Dec. opened, 33M33Mc.;
high, ssAc.; low, s21ac.; closed 325sc.;
May, 335s @33Ac.
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Record sheen suppIie.,

Stock Yards, Chicago. Oct. 3.--Fat
sheep finished the week at a net de-
cline Of 15@25c. while killing lambs
were off 10@25c after a week of un-
usual activity. Feeding stock also
had big week and closed at loss of
Csc for the desirable grades, while in
ferior thin offerings were quoted at a
decline of 3sc@s1, with common lights
lambs selling at the lowest price of the
season. The chief feature Of the
weeks trade was the unprecedented
arrivals. which arregated 203,600 head
or 22,300 head in excess Of the previous
largest weeks total on record More
than so per cent Of this supply ar
rived during the first two days, but
nearl,r three days We're passed before
prices began to show any appreciable
weakness, and the close was with the
market in exceptionally good condition
considering the enormous supply Of
stock which had to be disposed Of
Shipments for the week were 9S,700
against S7,052 a week ago and 1858
a year ago.
Range wethers, plain to
Fed wethers, plain to best. 425@45O
Yearlings. fair to choice I. 4.75@5.50
Ewes, common to best 3.50@4.15
Breeding ewes, all ages -. 4.2565 500
Bucks and Gull sheep ...... 2.5003.50
Native lambs, poor to best 5.40@ 715
Range lambs, common to
plain -. 80. 6.60M7. 90
Lambs, seconds ..... 4.50@5.00
Feeding lambs, all kinds :. 5.0O@6.50
j T q +,
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WE SELL
Standard Goods

The "corn King" Manure spreader
is one you should own. The oliver
Chilled Gang and suIly PIoWs are
known far and near for value in every
one. It's pleasure to show these
goods.
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CHICAGO Butter and Eco Market.

Chicago, Oct. Northumberland
steady: creameries, 24@28c.; dairies.
23@27c.
100 cases: at mark cases included,
1871 @21hc.; firsts. 23c.; prime flrsts,
CSC.
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Miscellaneous

THE WOMAN'S HOME MISSION
airy society will serve their annual
chicken dinner at the Erskine home
near Rutledge next Thursday, Oct.
6. Everybody invited, especially the
gentlemen.
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FOR so FARM LOANS WRITE OR
see F. A. HilliGrd, 1O5 N. Moore. Bell
phone 73 ;.
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THE RESULTS SUNDAY.

National League.
Chicago g.; Cincinnati 4.
Pittsburg, 8: st. Louis, o.
American League.
Detroit, II: st. Louis, Z.
Chicago, a Cleveland, 0.
Western League. ~
ST. Joseph, 81: Topeka. 40.
Des Moines. s-4; Sioux City, 81.
Omaha, IA: Lincoln. Z.
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Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria. Oct. 5.-The corn market fol
lows:
No. 3--51hc.
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Public Sales

PUBLIC SALE-AT MY FARM IN
Center township. first house east Of
Center school house, "Wednesday.
October -, 1910, at 10 o'clock Z. m.
Ira D. Smelser, proprietor.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market

Chicago. Oct. s.-Poultry-Marke
springs, lac.
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St. Louis Grain Market.
Stf Louis, Oct. 3.--The grain market
WheatADec.--97a
Corn-47B Case.
Oats-313sc.
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New York Poultry Market.

New York, Oct. s.--Poultry--Market
dressed. steady; broilers, 17@20c.:
fowls, 15A@1sc.: spring turkeys, 14@
csc.
Chicago Provision Market.
Chicago. Oct. a-The provision mar
ket follows: tN
Pork-Jan--$17.42k.
Iard--s1O.52k.
Ribs-$9.25@9.27h.
Rye ash---74lsc.
Barley-60@73c.
Timothy--cash-$7. 50@S.5o.
! Clover-cash--$11@ 14.50.
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LOCAL sAsksrs
49,
HOGS HAVE DECREASED.

Porkers are Quoted at Five Cent
Drop This Morning. No Other
Changes Noted.
Porkers are shown today at q n.s
cent, decrease. No special change ~
local retail market prices is noted.
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Western LEAGUE.

Wichita. Z; Detroit. ?.
st. Joseph, 5: Topeka. 0.
Sioux City, Z; Des MONIES, 0.
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American League.

Cleveland, s: Chicago, 5.
New York, &; Washington, 2.
Philadelphia. 8; Boston. 0.
Detroit, 8: st. Louis, /.
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J.P.Wyckoff's 3rd Annual Sale OF
Big Type Poland Chinas
g@s HEAD-AT HIGHLAND CENTER IOWA
Friday, October Z, 1910


by many the mostno the breed
1000
yearng Peter
will
Field Representative Live Stock World
J.P P. WYckoFF.
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Chicago. 9; Cincinnati, 6.
Brooklyn. as; Philadelphia, 40.
New York, 8; st. Louis. 2.
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Public Sale!


first farm east OF
southwest
THURSDAY, 1910
property.
high grade dairy
others will be fresh in the early
Of
yearlng steers X !.
Both Of these mares are in o one
geldns
one bay mare and
SHEEP.
onea
things too to mention
n COW"
tots all of $40 ana owe
interest from aa OF
leased for a
ternlo of Rs s% .
Ed. Swift, Prop.
urnpx CURRY AucT. " cURRAN, Clerk
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FOR SALE OR RENT--GOOD DAIRY
farm of 80 acres 11s miles east Of
the city limits. Call on or address
Peter Winters, 1903 East Main.
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Substitutes-Pucke for Townsend.
Tate for Gallagher, Colt for Martin.
Time of quarters-15 minutes.
Touchdowns-Epps 3, Stutsman 2,
Stroud, Ellsworth 2.
Referee smith. Oskaloosa.
Umpire-Port Oskaloosa.
Head linesmen-Rice
Timers Hammitt. Ottumwa. Clarke.
Abba.
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Thursday, Oct. s, 1910

Commencing AT 10 O'clock a. m.
sharn the following described per-
sonal property. to-wit:
Two head Of horses.
Twenty -two head of cattle. COM M
hull. q yearling heifers and Z spring
calves.
Twenty one head of hogs.
one hundred head OF sheep.
Farm machinery, etc. -.
twenty acres of corn more or less %
200 bushels Of oats more or less ioo
bushels Of T. r. wheat more or less,
q VI tons of hay more or less. dozen
Cid hens and dozen young pullets.
Lunch by the Kirkville Presbyterian
Aid society.
Usual terms.
U. G. Scott
Col. c. w. Nhitmer, }. 3. Redburn,
Auctioneers. VIM. Abegg, Clerk
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e, w. IRELAND
E54 ca, W. - COOPER COL l. T. WIsEcARvER,
Ss 49, AucTIoNEERs.
Public Sale

The undersigned, having rented MS
farm, will sell at public sale at ms res
idence3 miles south Of klrkVille anu
2ha miles northeast Of K1rkV1lie ga 5
ton. on
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FOR SALE-100 YEARLING EWES.
l &C, A. Dickey, FarSon, Ia.
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FOR SALE-A FEW CHOICE BIG
type Poland China spring boars. W..
r. irwin. Floris, Ia. r. NO. l.
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Na4ienaI Iaanua

THE RESULTS SATURDAY.
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Wanted

WANTED-SOME ONE TO PAS
ture / yearling COW and two spring
calves Call new phone TEN.
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For Rent

FOR RENT ROOM HOUSE On
West Main and 5 room house on
West street. John w. Gray, CITY
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CHICAGO Live Stock \

CLOSING-Wheat, SOL up; cor
" up.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-GOOD DRIVING HORSE,
buggy and harness. Arthur Wllllams
r. No. / OttumWa.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11
SHANGHAIED COWBOYS.

Jacob Russ, alias Arizona Jake,
had been in many disturbances of the
peace and had arrested many desper-
ADDE'S. His weapons were, first, his
coolness; second, his quick and GER
tin aim with his revolver. A banker
once, desiring to send some gold dust
to San Francisco, put it in charge of
Jake and four others of the same
kind, knowing that it would be safely
transported. The dust was duly
turned in, and the guard determined
to do the town.
This was before San Francisco was
visited by the great earthquake and
fire, and there was deal to be seen
there. What a cowboy would be in
terested in was not palatial resi-
dences, or libraries, or Scientific in
stitutions. The party was rather in.
clined to sample the product of corn
and rye distilled into whis!--..F and af-
ter three days bout sank to sleep
in a ginmill near the bay.
The ship Sarah Rose was sailing
out of San Francisco Bay, the rising
sun shining on her stern. The cap
tain, short, thickset, ugly-looking
man, walked the quarterback. get
ting her out of the harbor as best he