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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-29
SALEM.

Born, July 1s, 1911, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wilmeth, son.
After an extended visit with rela.
tives and friends in Chicago, Mrs.
Nellie Davis arrived home Saturday, !.
Mrs. c. n. Cook and two daughters
went to Keokuk Saturday to visit Mrs.
Cooks sisters. Mrs. Harry Reeves and
Mrs. Fred Garretson.
Thursday Miss Cora Kelley enter
tanned at the home Of Miss Hargrave,
Mrs. Seaton. Mrs. Ostrich and child
and Mrs. Kelly, all from Danville.
Charles F'oss arrived from Kansas
City Thursday, called by the death 1T
his mother
Mrs. Lou Albright came from Dam
willie Thursday to attend the funeral Of
her aunt Mrs. Nancy Foss.
Misses Mary Almond, Winnifred
Dilts and Marion Becker waAt to
Winfield Thursday to attend a house
party given by Miss sauer.
Mrs. Enoch Berry went to New Lon
don FRIDAY to be with her mother Mrs.
Raines who is quite i'll.
FEiday afternoon at the home OF
MrS@C G. Ayers, east OF town, the mem !
bers of the W. F. NJ. s. of the M. E.
church held their missionary meeting.
An interesting program, delightful
social time and delicious refreshments
were enjoyed.
DR.. and Mrs. w.. L. Stewart have
returned from visit with relatives in
Nebraska.
Newell Collins is a guest Of relatives
lat Montrose.
Mr. and Mrs. w. 3. Rossell made Il
trip to Missouri last week.
Old settlers day at Salem.s August
26.
Mrs. E. ]. vi/cent left Saturday for
her home at San Pedro. Calf.
Floyd Merrill visited relatives at
Mediapolls last week.
Mrs. Van Ansdall and Mrs. Moore
Of New London were guests Of Mrs. A..
Davidson Tuesday, and Wednesday.
A. D. Arlington was at Keokuk on
Wednesday.
Herbert Scott was over from New
London Tuesday visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Scott.
Miss Ev elyn Knight Of Norfolk, Va,
lis guest Of relatives here.
Stephen Ingrim was Keokuk busi-
ness caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Azur Barton went to
birmingham Wednesday to attend the
funeral Of their granddaughter. Miss
Edith Norcroff.
The members of the Missionary so :,
ciety Of the Congregational church
drove to the C. H. Martin home about
three miles east Of town Friday after
noon An interesting meeting was held.
A highly enjoyable social time was
had Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Nora Mulkins came from Fair
field Monday morning, called here by
the illness Of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Edwards. Frank Edwards OF
Fairfield came Friday and returned
home Saturday.
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RUSS SELL.

c. II. Post returned home Sunday
evening from Eemingsford, Nebr..
where ne has been visiting his niece
Mrs. Cha3. Wiltsey..
MRS. Judson McKim OF st. Louis,
Mo-. who has been visiting her father
Rev. Geo. w. Wood. returned home
Monday evening
DR.. r. c. stote Of Charlton spent
Sunday with his parents Rev. and
Mrs. A. II. Stote.
The College Bloomer Girls baseball
team defeated the Russell team at
Riker's park Monday afternoon by the
score Of IL to O..
Frank Bond Of Los Angeles, who
has been visiting his brother D. y.
Bond, returned home Monday evening.
Messrs. Albert and Dwight Nc
Gauhey and Miss Helen Mccartney Of
Charlton spent Sunday at the w. L.
Werts home.
DIR. Raymond Kendall left Tuesday
for Early, Ia, where he expects 20
practice dentistry. He graduated from
the state university recently.
Steve Sherman Of Tracey returned
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ALBA.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hilliard have re-
turned from Knoxville, whence they
were called by the death of the lat
ter's mother.
Miss Sallie Bassett, accompanied by
Mrs. C. A. Ross of Moberly, Mo-, ar
rived at Abba last night and will be
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bassett, on Third Avenue East,
for short time.
William s. Boyd of Des Moines was
transacting business at Abba yester-
day.
|. Miss Mary Heffron of Des Moines IL
the guest of friends in the city.
Miss Jennie Titus returned yester
day from few days visit with friends
at Knoxville.
w. A. Elliott Of Bussey transacted
business in this city Tuesday.
e. e. Elder returned Saturday from
a two weeks trip in the east, where
he visited New York City. Washington,
d. c., and several other interesting
places. gq
Miss Alice Lea OF Des Moines is the
guest Of friends at Abba this week.
Attorney Enoch Anderson of Chari-
ton is attending to legal business at
the Monroe county court this week.
r. e. Taylor, VIM. Caldwell, DR..
Hyatt and Don Kreger left for Lans-
ing, Mich, yesterday and each will on
his return, drive REQ car for the Nc
Creary and Taylor firm here.
Miss Edna Rearingberger Of Of
tumwa is the guest OF Miss Elizabeth
Savage and other Abba friends
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Shriver Of Des
Moines were Abba visitors yesterday.
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FAIRFIELD MAN
INSTANTLY KILLED
s. L. Thompkins Dies From Accident
While Repairing Parts Of Ma
q IL DanAv Ti1A 01anf

s. L. ThompkIns Dies From Accident
While Repairing Parts Of Ma
chlnery In Raney. Tile Plant.
Fairfield, July 2s-(Special While
repairing parts Of machinery in the J.
L. Rancy tile plant here yesterday
morning. ss :.
Simeon Lee Tompkins. aged about ~
years, met instant death. The acci-
dent occurred about 9 O'Clock and al
though there were no eye-witnesses to
the fatal accident, 1t is established
that the young man had climbed to
some beams overhanging the clay ma
chine which he had been employed IN
feeding, and while engaged in making
some repairs to the machinery, his
right arm and shoulder became caught
in cog wheel and both were horri-
bly, mangled. Coroner J. s. Caumer
stated this morning that he thought
death must have been instantaneous
owing to the nature of the injurieA
sustained.
The young mans parents reside in
Canton, ILL.,, but an uncle, Luther Spry
resides here.
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CRAZED WOMAN
WOULD DO MURDER

Webster City, July 2s.-Mrs. Lizzie
Jones, q, widow got revolver this
morning and attempted to shoot her
daughter Miss Mildred, aged about 20
years. The mother was craxed BY
the death OF an older daughter OF
tuberculosis last week and the death
q year ago Of another daughter Of the
same disease. This morning she sud-
denly went violently insane The
daughter, however, got the gun from
her mother and called the police. The
mother seems consumed with q fear
that her last child will also be taken
from her. She will be taken to IN
asylum.
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BLOOMFIELD.

The residence. OF a. w. Thompson
taught fire from defective flue about
e. 80 O'Clock Wednesday morning. The
house and contents were burned and
spoiled by water and practically ruined
Some college students. who roomed
there were able to save their clothing
and other belongings.
Mrs. Hewette and two children who
play in vaudeville, arrived wednesday
for visit at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reagin.
Miss Effie Holiday who has been
visiting for several weeks In Mon
mouth, ILL.,, returned home Tuesday for
q couple OF days visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Holiday. Miss Hol-
liday has accepted p position in the
Monmouth schools for the ensuing
year and will return there soon to take
the teachers examination.
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T. BOND
FOUND SHOT IN BED

FIT. Madison, July 28.-William T.
Bond, aged Al, travelling salesman
for local concern, was found this
morning lying on bed in hts hoom
at local hotel with bullet wound
through his stomach, His condition
is serious. 1t Is believed he accidental.
ly shot himself while cleaning q gun.
Bond has wife and three children
living at Lincolnville Kansas. He is
the son of a hardware merchant there.
Bond rcgained consciousness for a
few minutes this afternoon and ad-
mitted that he had tried to kill himself
but would give no reason for the act.
The bullet penetrated his right lung,
and physicians say 1t will prove fatal.
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& Smith
Real Estate,
Insurance and
Land For Sale.
First National Bank Bid
LEGAL NOTICES
Original Notice.

O. y
In the district Court Of Wapello Coun-
ty, Iowa, August term, 1911.
Albert M. Florida and John e. Florida,
Plaintiffs.
and assigns of DR.. William A. True
blood. deceased, and Julia Wagner,
Defendants.
To Ida A. Johnson, Julia Wagner,
and the heirs, executors and assigns,
known and unknown. Of DR.. William
A. Trueblood, deceased. You and each
of you are hereby notified that there g
now on file in the office Of the Clerk
of the District Court of the State OF
Iowa in ond for Wapello County. the
petition of the plaintiffs asking and
praying that the written instrument
appearing to have boen dated on or
about the goth day of March, 1909 and
to have been executed as the last Will
and testament OF Martin Florida, de-
ceased. late Of Wapcllo County, Iowa,
which instrument was probated n
said court on or about the 18th day OF
May, 1909, be set aside and that the
probate Of the same be set aside upon
the grounds that the said Martin Flor
ida. at the time Of the execution Of
said instrument was Of Tunsound mind
did not have sufficient mental capacity
to execute q valid will, and also that
the said instrument was procured by
undue influence exercised by certain
legatees named therein over and upon
the said Martin Florida.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the second
day of the next term being the August
term OF seid Court, which will COM
mence at Ottumwa. Iowa. on the 21st
day Of August, A. D., 1911, default will
be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon.
Dated July Fl, 1911.
Roberts & Weber, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs.
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SIX EXECUTIONS
AGAINST COLLEGE

Des Moines, July 2S.-Six general
executions to satisfy claims of $780,.
46s.s7 held against the Still college OF
osteopathy were served upon the In
stitution today and the sale OF the col
lege property upder the executions
was set by Sheriff Ben Ness for Sep
TENDER Is.
It was stated this morning by G. F..
Maxwell, attorney for the creditors,
that the action taken by them is mere
~ precautionary and that save FOR
few changes in the faculty the college
will be conducted the same as usual
with DR.. Taylor at its head.
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WEST POINT.

Mrs. John Shepherd and daughter
Jeanette are visiting in Danville.
Mrs. L. L. Van IIyning and son
Raymond are spending the week with
relatives IN Milton.
r. A. Gardner and ]. w. MoCullocn
were Mt. Pleasant visitors Friday.
Mrs. Christina Carsten left Saturday
daughter Mrs. l.. l.. scovill at Fort
:. Mr.. and, Mrs. John Gavin were over
Sunday visitors IN Burlington with
Tom Gavin and family.
DR.. e. r. Brownfield OF Versailles,
Mo-, arrived Monday for a visit with
his daughter Mrs. John Felt
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Dieker and baby
returned to their home in, Lawrence,
Nebr., after a months visit with rela-
tives In West Point
Dan King left, Monday for weeks
stay in Des Moines.
Ed Reichelt OF Weaver was guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Melchoir Berger On
Sunday.
from visit with relatives at Donnell-
son.
The Misses Gertrude. Elizabeth and
Mary Geers returned Saturday from q
visit with their brother H. A. Geers
near Orange, S. D.
Mrs. L. H. Link and children and
Mrs. Henry Venthunl returned last
Thursday from ten days visit with
Henry Hesse near Dubuque.
Some time between II and IL Tues
day night, some OH. gained an en-
trance to the Henry Pogge saloon by
means OF q front window being pried
open. About $12 was taken from the
cash register, 4 ats Of whisky and some
other goods. Mr. Fogge went home
about 1880. After time he Thought
there might be something wrong az ne
had noticed three men hanging around
the place late that light, and arrived
there in time to frishten them away.
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the law violators would not have to
serve as long sentences as under tho
old plan. This idea has also proven to
be wrong, as the majority are now
compelled to serve longer sentences
than they formerly would under the
old law. The sentences now are more
equal; that is man convicted for
larceny, must receive five year sem
tence at least while under the old law
some received Ave years while others
got off with SIX months. OF the pris-
oners now Mt the reformatory, sos are
male and thirty-flve female. There
are only males at TT. Madison.
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hoPEWELL.

Several from here attended the cir
Gus in Ottumwa Friday
Emmett Walker and family visited
at the parental Swinney, home IN
Bloomfield Tuesday.
Chas. worrell visited Sunday at EN-
NETT walkers.
Frank Samples and family were
Sunday guests at the Henry Burgess
home. :,
Eva Johnston and Millie Worrell
visited their mother one day recently.
Little Hazel Arnold Is recovering
from an attack Of scarlatina.
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home Monday evening after "a visit at
the Harry Kline home
Chas. Thompson was quite seriously
injured in a runaway near his home
Monday The lgaments of his foot
were torn loose and Will keep him
confined for some time. =
James May returned home Sunday
from Philadelphia, where he UNDER
went an operation for tumor on his
neck.
Prof. w. H. Kalltofcn moved his
household goods to Mercer county, Mo.
Monday.
John Shirer Of Ridgeway, Mo-, spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs. Susan
Shirer.
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Scott County Land Worth s1s4so,ooo

Davenport, July 28-The valuation
Of Scott county land has been increas-
ed by more than 31,00O.000. &
Edward Collins, county auditor. this
morning received notice from the
Iowa executive council to increase tho
value OF the land seven. and one.half
per cent. City or town lots are not
included.
This increase makes the present
taxable value Of the land $4,620.000, .
gain of more than $4,000. The &C.
tual value Of the land in the county
is now ,18 100000.
The executive council has increased
the value of the land in all the coun-
ties from Z to 20 per cent.
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GOV. CARROLL IS
LOOKING FOR HEIRS

Des Moines, July 2s.-Gov. Carroll
has been asked to find the three
Wright brothers who have been left
half million dollars by brother
who recently died in Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. J. L. Kennett of that city wrote
to Gov. Carroll that Sam, Harry and
Giles Wright, supposed to be located
somewhere In Iowa, had been left
fortune estimated at half a million
dollars by their brother. In her letter
she says that the brothers left Virginia
some years ago for Des Monies and
haven't been heard of since.
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extend into the territory which IL be-
ing made tributary to Des Moines by
the Rock Island extension to Allerton.
The new towns reached are Udel.
Numa, Jerome, Seymour, Promise
City, AllertoB; Clio and Lineville.
Other towns at which the service IL
to be improved by tho new lines are
Charlton, Corydon. Ccnteryille, Moul-
ton and Bloomfield. The exchange re-
Gently purchased at Corydon is to be
made an important switching point,
and will be rebpilt.
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HARDWARE MEN TO
MEET IN DES MONIES

Des Moines, July 2s.-The annual
state hardwafe convention and exhi-
bition will be held in Des Moines next
year. Assurances that the meeting
will be held here was given following
q meeting OF the commercial club with
the executive committee of the Iowa
Retail Hardware Mems association.
The meeting will be held in the Coli
scum the week OF Feb. 20.
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Tho EIder-Mcailvrey Nupti

The EIder-Mc6iivrey NuptsalS.
Abba. July 2S.--Miss Carolyn Elder
and Charles McGilvrey were united In
marriage Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents on Wash
ington avenue, east. About 100 guests
were present to witness the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. I. II.
Aiken of the United Presbyterian
church. The guests went In body to
the Burlington station to shower the
departing bride and groom with rice,
but the bridal couple had made their
escape in an automobile. They Will
visit several western points before re-
turning.
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A. and Youth Plan Union.

VHo dH0 = Vuk" ~. S'''o' :,
Osceola, July 2S.--Sixty-eight ana
fourteen years are the ages as given
by themselves of the principals In q
would-be wedding ceremony, which
was to be performed here next Sun
day. A license was issued last Mon
day to J. w. Terhune, 68 years old.
to marry Rosa May, IL years old, by
County Clerk w. e. Morrow. As soon
a county officials learned the true
condition, County Sheriff n. L. Eggle-
son was sent after the license. He
took 1t away from Terhune. w. 8.
Hedrick, county attorney. has started
an investigation, with view, he de.
clares, to instituting proceedings
against Terhune.
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Anamosa Prison Population 600.

Anamosa, July 2s.-The count at the
Iowa state reformatory here now
stands at an even 600, the highest for
many years. 1t was claimed by some
that when the law was changed to the
intermediate sentence that 1t would
lower the population Of the prisons,
but on the other hand it has materially
increased as the count at the FIT. Madi-
son penitentiary is also high above
the average, being SIS. 1t was also
claimed by opponents Of the law that
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Life Sentence for Henwood.

Denver, Colo, July 28.-Frank H.
Henwood, convicted Of murder in the
second degree for killing George b.
Copeland, has been sentenced to life
imprisonment He killed s. L. Won
Phul in hotel barroom here on May
"a and one of the stray bullets he Aired
killed Copeland. Won Phul was . St
Louis aeronaut
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Bonaparte orlst Mil on Fire.

Bonaparte Grist Mil on Fire.
Bonaparte, July 28.-Fire broke out
at the grist mill in the west part Of
town yesterday afternoon, but the fire
department was soon on the scene
and had two streams of water playing
on the fire. The roof was practically
all destroyed, but the machinery was
not injured although somewhat
drenched with water. The building Is
owned by e. Stadler and operated by
e. Case & Son. The loss is fully COW
cred by insurance.
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WANT EOOYV|LLE
PASTOR IN OHIO.
REV. MAUsER OF DUTCH RE.
FORMED CHURCH CALLED
TO CLEVELAND.

Eddyville July 2s.--Rev. F. B.
Mauser who for almost two years has
served as pastor of the Dutch Reform
ed church in Eddyville has been ex-
tended call to become pastor of the
Reformed church in Cleveland, Ohio.
While the citizens OF Eddyville regret
to have Rev. Mauser and family leave
this community they are pleased to
learn he has been called to a posi-
ton Of greater prominence.
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CHURCH MEN MAY PROBE.

Cedar Rapids, July 28.-4Tired OF
waiting for authorities to probe the
Whitney-O Connell prize fight, pulled
of recently just outside the city limits,
Cedar Rapids ministers have an
nounoed that they probably would con-
duct an investigation. County Attor-
ney Linville is still gathering evil
dence.
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You will be welcome at these meet.
ings.
CIIffIand Chapel.
all ages.
Services for worship and speaking
at 4 pm. c. H. Cook CT the East End
Presbyterian church has charge Of this
work.
Oak Ridge Number 2.
Sunday school at $3.50 p. M, Charles
Pool, superintendent.
Services for worship and speaking
at $3.50 p. m. Ernest Manns will de-
liver the address.
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54th At EddyvIIIe August 9th.

Eddyville. July 2S.-The Women's
Civic Improvement club has secured
the Fifty-fonrth regiment band OF OF
tumwa to give concert in the park
at this place Wednesday evening.
August 9.
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EXCHANGE A NEW
gasoline engine for horse weighing
1900 to 1.4OO lbs. Address J-2S-A
care Courier.
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New Phones for Iowa Towns.

New Phones Tor iowa Towns.
: Des MONIES, July 28-Eight towns,
hitherto without telephone service,
are to Jbe on the circuit of new toll
lines which the Iowa Telephone COM
pany is soon to construct. The lines
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Wanted

- EXPERIENCED MAX
led man on farm. Must have refer
ence. Box IS r. f. d 8, OttumWa.
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FOR SALE HI. p FULLER q
Johnston gasoline engine for $50. 301
South Willard. Old phone 6ee-B.
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-sEvE
room house and lot on Fellows st.
VIII exchange for good young cat
tie or choice dairy cows. J. z. Nc
Cune. p. O. BOX So, Ottunfwa.
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FOR sALE-STRIC1LY MODERN 3
room house Best OF locations. Fine
neighborhood, paved street, conven-
lent to car line Fine Vhade and
fruit trees. Good cistefn, cement
walks. Address J-28-C care Cou1-
Ter.
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F O r S AL e.

FOR SALE-POINTER PUPS WELL
bred, nicely marked and guaranteed.
Old enough to work. Otto Arm
strong.
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WANTED-COAL MINES TO LEASE
G. e. Warner, Agency, Iowa.
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WANTED-TO SELL TWELVE 10
gallon creamery Shipping cans, also
a Carey safe, large size. c. A. Steph-
enson, 121 w. Second St, ottumwa,
Ia.
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FOR sALE--1so ACRES SOUTH OF
Bidwell, known az the Potter farm.
This can be bought right IL bought
soon. %. B. Criley d Son. liz North
Court az.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-BUSINESS. A FULL
line OF first class farm implements.
The only dealer here. A fine, largo
trade in southeastern lows Inven-
tory $4,000. business in 1910, S.
900. VIII sell residence. Reason for
selling Is Ill health. Address J-3s-B
care Courier.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE MADE, Elk.
amined and perfected. Our books are
complete. Prices right. Work guar
anteed. Both phones. Lowenberg 4
Asbury.
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FOR SAi4E--PUPE B7ND ANGUS
bulls. EA +. Oehler. Moravia. Il
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FOR SALE THOROUGHBRED JER-
sey COW, six years old, lust fresh, ops
e or the pest butter cows in the coua-
try. Call and see her. Old phone 677-
B. John Ellmaker, 137 Lincoln Ave.
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STOCK HOGS WANTED - WE
want 60 head Of matured stock hogs.
No pigs or shoats. Ottumwa Seed Co.
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FOR SALE-GOOD cow, ALSO SOW
and pigs. Inquire Frank Scott Al
Dahlonega.
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Good
Collars
How Would You.
Like a New Rug?

II you have any old Brussels or In
grain carpets, not in use, just let us
know and we'll bring them to our fac
tory and make to your order new
rug Of a pretty design. The charge is
reasonable.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-29

WANTED-50 MEN TO CHOP EX-
celsior wood. Good pay, steady work.
Address Chittenden & Eastman Co,
Harvey, Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-29

In the district Court Of. Wapello Coun-
ty, Iowa, August term, 1911.
Albert M. Florida and John e. Florida,
plaintiffs.