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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-03-11
GOOD ROADS ARE
BEING AGITATEO
oTTuMWA COMMERCIAL AssocI.
ALTON COMMITTEE BOOSTING
PLAN OF LEGISLATURE.
N1M0CKs IS ACTIVE
Local Chairman Sending Literature to
Secretaries Of the State-Urges
All to 90 on Record for
New Laws.

A statewide campaign has ALREADY
been started by the good roads COM
mittee Of the Ottumwa Commercial as
ISOLATION for some legislation by the
present session of tie house looking
toward the betterment Of Iowa high :
the committee has sent to the secre-
taries of twenty Ave cities In Iowa
copy of the good roads resolution pass
ed Tuesday by the Ottumwa CONNER
cial association, urging all OF them 10
present the same to their associations
with the request that they pass slmt-
lar resolutions. The twenty-five secre-
taries were also urged to get In touch
with the senators and representatives
from their districts and urge upon
them the necessity of some good road
legislation this present session.
Nimoeks Says to "Act Now.
In sending copy Of the resolution
Chairman Nimocks wrote the following
letter, which the Des Moines paper
used at the head of its editorial column
today:
Ottumwa, Ia.-To the Editor: have
noticed for several weeks that some
Supervisors are given notice by var
ious papers because they oppose some
good road law. It was to be expected
that some Supervisors or trustees
who did not understand what the new
law would mean to their communities
would oppose or pass resolutions
against some measure that they heard
was about to be introduced, or about to
pass the house or senate in Des Moines.
During all this time while these peo-
pie have been passing resolutions
against some law. have not noticed
the automobile men or the good ROADS
enthusiasts in the various counties
passing resolutions, uring the adoption
OF some good uniform legislation that
would aid the good roads movement.
why do not these good roads associa-
tons and automobile associations wake
up and tell their representatives ana
senators that they want something
done? Why should >they stand idly by
and have the county supervisors pass
resolutions against some law that they
have never read? 1 think it is time that
the boys are waking up and If they
want some legislation to make the
road law uniform get busy with their
representative and senator. Don't wait
until tomorrow; do it now. There Will
always be lot of old fogies that Will
oppose everything that comes up and
what we have to do, If we want legis-
lation along this line, is to get busy
with the representatives and senators.
Do not stop to argue the case with the
supervisors. Get at the legislators ana
ask them to do business. What we need
IN this state is uniformity Of work ana
uniform supervision, and we will never
have good roads until we have such q
system.
Postmaster and Chairman Good Roads
Committee.
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BLOOM FIELD.

Court convened at Bloomfield Mon
day. Tuesday morning was spent ir
commemoration Of the life and deatt
of the distinguished jurist Samuel s
Carruthers. A number of cases are ul
for trial. The grand jurors are: w. w
Wishard, foreman; VIM. Nusbaum, ]
G.. Knott, j.. A. Carson. Dan Harper, G
r. Jones. Chas. Hewitt.
The city officials have concluded
that the best solution of the light plant
question is to repair the present plant
The machinery Is to be overhaulet
and repaired soon. BY comparatively
small expenditure the present power
plant and machinery can be made o,
service for several years.
Mrs. Salem Drunk of Pulaski was in
Bloomfield Wednesday on her way Il
Los Angeles, Calf. While here she Wis.
tied the Amos Williamson home.
Miss Cleo Warthan Of Omaha, Nebr
Is visiting at the home OF her uncle
Lem Warthen.
Miss Myrtle Marshall and Harry DE-
Vault were united In marriage j,
noon Wednesday. The ceremony oc.
Cured at the home Of the bride, and
M. e. church. The bride Is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Marshall Of west
Of Bloomfield. The groom Is a son Of
Jas. De Vault OF north Of Bloomfield
They will make their future home. In
Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cruikshank went
to Ottumwa Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Ware went to Dunville or
Wednesday to visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ware.
Glen White left Tuesday for Del
ness.
Mrs. E. p. Miller spent wednesday Ii
Ottumwa.
Mrs. L. l. Spohn OF Floris was II
Bloomfield wednesday,.
Mrs. George Grant OF West Grove
and Lucille Grant OF Bloomfield went to
Drakesville "Wednesday to visit Nj
and Mrs Will Tannehill.
/ Mrs. A. Hicks left Wednesday fov
her home In Unionville la. after Wis
iting at the Lem Warthen home.
At meeting of the p. e. o. sister
hood Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. J. r. Wallace, the following Of
hcers were elected:
President--Mrs. o. D. Wray. n
Vice president-Mrs. s. A. Lorenz.
Treasurer--Mrs. Clarence Deupree.
Corresponding secretary-Miss Ruby
Phillips.
Recording secretaryMiss Anna
Dunield.
Guard-Mr6. A.SW. Gaumef.
Chaplain Mrs. Will Caldwell.
Mrs. Mildred Premier spent Sunday
at Excelsior Springs Mo-. with Mr.
Premer
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Huffman went
to Ottumwa Tuesday to spend few
days with the latter's sister Mrs. Dan
Connor.
Clyde Spurgeon Of Kirksville, Mo-.
spent Sunday in Bloomfield.
Miss Orpha Morris Of Belknap re-
turned home Tuesday after few days
visit at the Tomey home.
Thos. Goodson spent Tuesday in OF
tumwa.
Herbert King left Tuesday for Des
Moines to attend the automobile show.
Otto Petit Of Mt. Sterling, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Bloomfield
Al Cook Of Ottumwa was In Bloom
field on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Mildred Premier and Miss Edith
Steckel spent Tuesday in Ottumwa.
Glen White left Tuesday for Des
Moines to spend q few. days on bust
ness.
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kEoTA.

Rev. Lodwig Of Web City, Mo-, :.
here visiting his parents and brother
Ellis, who Is Ill. He filed the pulpit ut
the Christian church both morning and
evening for Rev. Walker Sunday. Rev.
Walker and being being at Fairfield to
officiate at a wedding.
Miss Anna Weir spent Sunday at
her home in Sigourney.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Stutner have re-
turned home from Kansas. where they
have been on an extended visit with
relatives.
The White and Howard entertain
ment at the. Christian church was en-
joyed by all.
A series Of revival meetings by Rev.
Harold. are being conducted at the
Presbyterian church.
Word was received here Monday,
telling Of the serious illness Of Rev. G.
l.. Walker who was at Fairfield, where
he was stricken with hemorrhage OF
the head Sunday morning. At the last
report he was resting easy. but very
weak owing to the loss Of blood !.
Rev. Leslie Lodwig preached at the
Christian church Tuesday night to an
appreciative audience. Mr.. Lodwig Is
young preacher of exceptional talent
and ability. He was raised at Keota
and 1t is with wei deserved pride that
he Is welcomed to his old home town.
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FLoRls, r. r. D. NO. 2.

John Rominger, James Hawkins and
Clarence HOFFMAN were callers IN
Bloomfield Saturday.
Alex Garretson made business trip
to ,Belknap Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Amelang and daughter Anna
spent Tuesday night and Wednesday
at the home of her parents w. II. Dyer
and family.
Miss Cleo Galpin is staying with
Mr.. and Mrs William Post Of Bel
KNAPP visited relatives in this locality
a few days last week.
Mrs. Maggie Critics Of Blackwell, Ok
lahoma is here visiting her mother
Mrs Mary Clark and other relatives
near Floris.
Frank Keobkee has moved to the A.
]. Benge farm on Soap Creek.
Mrs. Milo Foster and children and
HNEE6{9HsSlE3lSE So: stg4 go: :. =
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kennedy were
shopping in Bloomfield Saturday.
Charley Dyer is suffering with the
quincy at this time.
Cecil Hawkins spent few days last
week with his sister Mrs. Christy
-Heckart Of South Ottumwa.
Claude King of Ottumwa was the
guest Of Miss Laura Garretson Sun
day.
Albert Wagner of Ottumwa visited
elatives on Soap Creek Sunday.
George Dunlavy has moved to his
farm which he purchased OF Mr..
Knight.
Ray Waller of Ottumwa spent Sat
urday with his parents Joseph Waller
and family of Carbon.
Mrs. Jesse Cloudy and son Harry
who have been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Lester and Mrs. Charley
Jones Of Ottumwa, have returned
home.
Abe wilcher is working for John
Rominger this spring
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COURT RULES
ON DEMURRER
HOLDS INDICTMENT AGAINST G.
B. MELIck is INSUFFICIENT
IN STATEMENT.

Sustaining the demurrer filed by
counsel for G. B. Melick who was in
|dicted by the last grand jury on the
charge of embezzlement, the question
Is now raised as to whether the mat
ter will have to go before another
grand jury, or can the county attorney
so amend the indictemnt to make II
possible to prosecute the charge al
legged. The question that was raised by
the demurrer filed to the indictment,
was whether the indictment was sui
ficient in itself when the names of the
persons from whom taxes were al
legged to have been collected by the
defendant as justice of the peace were
not stated with the. amounts collected
in the indictment. The court sustained
the demurrer this morning. The ques-
ton now raised is whether there is an
Indictment against G. 3. Melick that
can hold him on the charge preferred
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BUXTON.

The Sunday school board and the Of
fetal board Of the M e. church met at
the church for business and social
evening Tuesday. Lunch was served
and a pleasant and profitable time was
sr,At. = So. ,,...,a+ .,,,arin-
tendent of the Ottumwa district of the
M. q. church is expected to preach at
he M. e. church here next Sunday
<vening.
The home Of p M. Parson was sad
dened by, the death Of the baby Of the
family last Wednesday morning, after
only one days sickness. Nelse Otis
! Parson was born February 16, 1908 and
died March /, 1911, being 3 years and
& - days Of age. A brief service was held
at the home on Sixth Street Thursday
afternoon conducted by Rev. M. D.
Cox and on Friday morning the body
was taken by the father to their old
home at Nauvoo, Ill, to place 1t beside
two other little ones who have preced-
ed him to the life beyond. There are
many friends who sympathize with
the parents and brothers and sisters in
their loss
Miss Laura Callers one Of the
5teachers at the East school went TO
Abba Thursday to meet and visit with
NA8 cousin from Canada. Her room
here was supplied by Mrs Tucker.
Mrs. A. L. Jordan served an excel
lent lunch to the Ladies' Aid society
j Of the NJ. E. church last Thursday.
The Buxton teachers met in their
monthly session last Friday afternoon.
Arthur Brown is home from Oska-
loosa while recovering from sick
spell.
last Friday night to hear lecture by
Bishop w. "A. Quayle of the M. E.
church.
Mrs. John Black returned last week
from three months visit In Scotland,
her native land.
Mrs. Hilma Swanson and daugh-
ter came from ST. Paul last Tuesday
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
/. Mrs. Cruise.
Mrs. Samuel McKelvie is in Oska-
oosa for few days.
Miss Bell Patterson Of Blythe is
here visiting her sister Mrs. Ed.
Thomas
MI. and Mrs. Robert Ambers and
daughter Mamie attended the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Claak in Lovilla last
Thursday.
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Mrs. Mary knight returned home
from Barnes City Monday after q visit
with her daughter Mrs. 2. Woolumna
and family.
5. L. Denny and family spent Sun.
day at the parental VIM. Denny home
at Dahlonega. :,
+ L. M. Dennis moved his family e
Ottumwa Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Mccormick Is visit.
ing her sister Mrs G. w. Bender and
family near Farson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Kilcup and =
Lowenberg and daughter Lula were
passengers to Ottumwa Monuay.
Jesse Mccormick OF Oskaloosa i
visiting relatives and friends IN and
around Highland this week.
|. The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. JonI
Short who died Friday were inferred
in Highland cemetery Sunday.
Master Eugene Bartwick who has
been very Ill Is improving.
Mr.. Hochrider OF Marion Is visitins
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FREDERIC.

Miss Myrtle Howerton Is visiting her
parents at OskalooAa this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shafer and son
visited at the Alya Miller home Sum
day.
Mrs. Archie Miller visited over Sum
day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Besco near OSEaloosa.
Mrs. Hulda Shafer went to Abba on
Tuesday afternoon to visit her sister
Mrs Jas. Warner.
Rev. NOVEL; Of Pella will conduct the
services at this place Sunday morning
and evening.
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LOCAL
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the 3rd day OF
March, A. D., 1911, the undersigned
were appointed by the Clerk OF the
District Court Of Wapello County, iowa
Execntors of the Estate of G. f. +.
Schwabkey, deceased. late OF said
county. All persons indebted to said
Estate will make payment to the un-
dersigned. and those having claims
AGAINST the same will present them,
legally authenticated, to said Court
for allowance.
Dated March 8, 1911. !,
Theodore Schwabkey, G. r. =.
Schwabkey, Executors.
Gillies & Daugherty. J. A. Lowen-
berg, Attorneys.
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PUBLIC SALE

will offer at public auction at my
residence, IN miles north and n mile
cast OF Agency, miles east Of Cath
Ollie cemetery and 10 miles south OF
Hedrick, on the old Asa Giltner farm,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS, 1917,
! at IL o'clock q. m.s sharp, the follow
| ing described property:
rs Head Of Horses and Mulss-Con-
sisting of span Of mules, s year old.
weight $500, span Of mules years old,
weight 5000, these mules are all low
down, blocky fellows and well broke IN
every way, span of mules. 2 and :
years old, we'll broke, span OF mules. :
years old. weight 1900. span Of mules.
IL years old, weight 2400: sorrel horse.
Q years old. weight 1850. broke to all
harness, and good under the saddle,
spotted mare, S years old weight 1907,
la good one. smooth mouth road mare,
| weight $50, brown horse coming 3
years old. bay horse 2 years old.
z Head Of cattls-These are extra
good shorthorn cows, 8 years old; ana
giving gallons OF milk day. will be
OF stock cattle by day Of sale.
~ Head Of Hogs-Consisting OF u
good Poland China sows, bred to far
row in April, II chester White sows.
bred to farrow in April; shoats,
weighing about ITS pounds, 9 sows
with Is pigs by side. Poland China
boar, pedigreed and registered
new, steel wheel wagon, . basket hay
racks. oscillator sled, nearly new;
sleigh. strand Of bells: D. M. Sechler
buggy, nearly new; side spring buggy,
nearly new; road cart: set Of ~ inch
concord harness, brass mounted; set
Of ~ inch concord harness. brass
mounted, both nearly new; : sets OF
IN inch back band harness, set of n
inch single harness, big saddle, nearly
new; or 10 good leather halters:
good stable blankets; I pair OF nets,
mostly new; lot Of good horse collars !;
Grand Detour gang plow. has ploweo
so acres; II inch sod plow; Emerson
sulky plow: , discs: ! spader; !; J. !,
stacker; Black Hawk corn planter;
Dutch Uncle cultivator. nearly new;
walking cultivator, with eagle claws;
end gate seeder, with grass attach
ment: 8-foot drag, seeder cart; |. II. G.
Gasoline engine, horse power in good
repair: grindstone; lawn mower; 10
bushels good seed corn. 500 or 800 bu.
OF oats; 600 bushels corn In crib: :
tons second crop clover hay. baled; ,
tons OF baled timothy hay II not sold
before day Of sale; lot OF baled straw;
Is tons OF good timothy hay IN barn;
steel water tank; 15-foot harrow; IS
foot harrow. nearly new; harrow cart;
one pair Angora goats, well broke. ana
other articles too numerous to men
.tion. Lunch will be served.
Terns-9 months credit on sums
over $40 on bankable note, drawing I
per cent interest from date. Sums OF
SO and under, ca sh. No property to be
removed until settled for.
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MUscATINE IS a WINNER.
Iowa High School Basketball Team
Plays We'll in Tournament at
Hh1rano

Chicago, ILL.,, March 10.-The Abing-
don, ILL.,, Muscatine, Ia, and Evanston
high schools and the Evanston acad-
envy. basketball teams were the win
ners in the first days play in the cen
trail states basketball tournament for
high school and academies at Evan
ston yesterday.
Abingdon, champions of west cen
trail Illinois, defeated Evanston high
school. 40 to 10; Evanston academy
defeated New Trier. Ill, 35 to %;
Evanston high school defeated Grundy
Center, Iowa, 35 to 20. and Muscatine
defeated T<rsn high school, so to ID.
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Hack Throws Doc Roller.

Topeka, Kas., March 10.-Geo. Hack
enschmidt threw DR.. Roller of Seattle
twice last night The first fall was In
i hour, 81 minutes the second In
IA minutes, Al seconds. Hacken-
schmidt threw Roller through the
ropes twice and was Kissed for his
roughness.
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Route Seekers for New Kansas City
st. Paul Short Line are Working

Route Seekers Tor New Kansas Sity-
st. Paul Short Line are Working
In Lucas County.
Charlton, March S.-The surveyors
for the ST. Paul & Kansas City Short
line, from Des Moines to Allerton,
are still on the line from Charlton to
the north line of the county. and the
route passes the Inland mine, which Is
on the west side Of the Inland Coal
field. AS the read is to be direct line
for the benefit of rapid traffic, 1T IS
easier to build spurs out than to make
curves in the main track. The survey
runs along the old prospect holes OF
the Whitebreast company as far as
that company prospected. There are
many indications that, the Rock Island
company is about to secure title to the
Inland coal fields adjoining Charlton
on the northeast and this announce
ment will likely be made soon.
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Announce Engagement.

Burlington, March 9.The engage
ment of Abram Chittenden, son Of q
wealthy furniture manufacturer of this
city to Miss Dorothea Geddes, .daugh-
ter of prominent New York family,
was announced today by the brides
mother.
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HIGHLAND.

/ Sheriff Grimes of Sigourney was in
this city Thursday looking after bus1-
1 ness.
VIM. Trail came up from veo satur-
day eveninp to attend lodge.
| Miss Cora Johnston came over FRI
day from near Tallyrand where she Is
teaching and spent Sunday at home.
Miss Miriam Jones went to Sigour-
ney Friday to take part in the orator
Il cal contest of the county schools. MISS
! Jones was representative OF the
Richland school.
Friday afternoon there was a debate
in the high school room between the
Juniors and sophOmores. Subject ne :
solved, THAT foreign skilled laDorers
States" Those on the affirmative were
Reba Lockyer, Willard Jones. and
Waugh Thornburg. Negative, Orville
Steele, Duane McCracken and Gilbert
Smith.
William Jones, who was Sigourney
visitor Friday returned home SATURDAY
accompanied by his DAUGHTER.
Mrs. Tom Brady who fell some Two q,
or three weeks ago has been quite III
ever since.
Benjamin Neff of Wayland was the
guest OF his sister Mrs j. w. Barnett
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Nettie Moore visited Sunday IN
Montezuma with relatives.
Prof. Snyder and wife attended the
teachers institute in Sigourney Satur-
day. Mr.. Snyder was on program. HIS
subject was Preparation and Training
of Teachers"
The NJ. w. A. met in regular session
Friday night to initiate candidate
and transact other business. When
the business session was over refresh
ments were partaken Of by about nfty
members and social spirit prevailed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenlee enter
tanned a company of friends Thursday
evening in their beautiful home.
SURVEYORS NEAR CHARLTON.
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The Editor Regrets

when city editor of the Virginia City Enterprise.
remarked Twain New York, "a fne turkey
was one day left at the office Turkeys In that high
attitude and all hankered after this bird The proprietor
though claimed for his took 1t home and had 1t
cooked for dinner The he expatating the
turkeys richness and letter handed to him.
He opened 1t and read:
Mr.. Editor:
Satisfactorily sent turkey which has been the
OF much dispute To settle bet. will
kindly agricultural editor state in issue
what 1t died Of !"
YOU CAN SELL THOSE TURKEYS BY PUTTING AN AID
IN TF144 WANT COLUMNS.
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wANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND
safe. Write, giving inside and outside
er's name. Also state price. A. H.
Boles, Drakesville, Iowa.
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FOR RENT-A WELL IMPROVED
27O acre farm about miles south OF
Ottumwa. Will rent 1t right Make
me a proposition. See Ralph McElroy
above Cullen's Store, Main st. New
phone 10.
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Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE ROSE AND s1NGLN
comb Rhode Island Red BOOSTERS
and cockerels. Is cents and $500.
Mrs. Laura McCarty. r. r. No. 1,
Agency. Iowa.
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WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
eral houseworls in srSall family. No
washing. Mrs. Walter McElroy. New
phone 1333-K. 1853 East Maple Ave.
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AND OLD TRUsrY
1ncubators and repairs at factory
prices. Jas. II. Shepherd. zoe West
Main St., Ottumwa. Ia.
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FOR sALE-IMPoRTED BELGIAN
stallion, dark bay. weight 1900; hal
colts from sucking to years old In
neighborhood: phone or addresl
Willis Reno, Batavia, Iowa.
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For Exchange

TO EXCHANGE BURLINGTON
property for Ottumwa city or farm
close in. Address G. e. NJ, 1411 SUM
mer ST.. Burlington, Iowa.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-JENNETS
Is hands high that weigh 900 pounds,
In foal to large jack is hands high.
Price $75 to 800. Talley Young,
Richland, Iowa.
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For Rent

FOR RENT-s0 ACRE FARM ~
miles south and west Of Ottumwa.
Will give you good deal on this farm.
See Ralph Mcelroy. above Cullen's
store, Main st. New phone -.
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FOR SALE-THE ONLY DRAY LINE
in good live town. with good oil
business in connection. Price reason
able il taken soon. g. w. Livingston,
Russell, Iowa.
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FOR sALE-sTOCK AND EGGS.
White Rock, Partridge Wyandottes
and Bun Cochin. Bantams. chickens,
Pekin duck and Mammoth TO,,louse
geese. r. e. Mowery. Hedrick. Iowa.
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Wanted

wANTED-HoUsE MOVING AND
raising foundations, concrete work,
pile driving, and heavy hauling
Ream Bros. New phone 975.
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN. ONE
steel frame, double row stock cut
ter, complete, good as new. Address
w. e. Adams, Abba, r. No. l.
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FOR SALE - KULP 242 EGG
4 strains. Rose Comb Brown Leghorn
eggs s. per 100; baby chicks, o.
Ia. r. No. 2.
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WE BUY AND SELL NEW AND
second hand furniture. We have Q
fine line Of sacred pictures and new
furniture that we seel cheaper than
any one In Ottumwa. III. Rosen, All
East Main, Ottumwa, Second Hand
Bargain Furniture Store.
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FOR SALE--ONE EXTRA LARGE
coming two year old mule, 1bh
hands high E. Dooley, Selma, Iowa.
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FOR sALE-G GOD RESIDENCE
property in South Ottumwa. Good
room story and half house. rood
barn, six lots. good neighborhood,
cheap for cash or partly on time.
II. G. Leach, Bloomfield. IA.