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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-14
FLoRls r, NO 2.
Mrs. Katie Niles and two daughters
OF Relknap visited at the James Haw-

Mrs Katie Niles and two daughters
OF Belknap visited at the James Haw-
kins home Sunday.
Milo Foster baled straw for g. W..
Monroe last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harvard
mourn the loss Of their infant son.
Mr.. King, Miss Alta Lester and
Laura Garretson Of Ottumwa spent
New Years day at the Alex Garretson
home near F'loris.
p. T. Carpenter has built an addition
to his house.
Mrs. James Hawkins visited rela-
tives and friends in Ottumwa last
week.
Levi Kennedy and wife visited rela-
tives in Bloomfield Sunday.
w. H. Dyer sold some cattle last
week to Mr.. Fenton near Bloomfield !,
Alvin Davis and family have moved
to their farm west of town.
john Rominger made Il business trip
to Bloomfield last week.
Mrs John Christy; and her daughter
visited at the Jane Hawkins home on
Mrs. ". q. swinney Of F1oris spent
the holidays with relatives and
friends at Befknap.
Joseph Hart died at his hime near
Fliris last week. He was almost 80
years OIL. He leave. to mourn their
loss an aged wife and four daughters.
He was buried in the Pierce cemetery.
Tolan Briokshire and Mary ANA
lang were married Christmas.
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HOGS OFF At CLOSE.
Initial Gains Of 5@1oc Fail to Hold
Out, Packers Bearing


Stock Yards, Chicago, Jan. 1S.-Re-
ceipts Of hogs were estimated early at
Fl 900. later as high as $4,000 and fin
ally at $4,000, including $500 from st.
Paul and Milwaukee direct to Armour
and Anglo American The market
opened strong to &C higher, with later
transactions 5@10c above Wednes-
days general range. Shippers and
SPECTATORS purchased about half the
days receipts at the advance noted,
but after urgent outside orders were
filed the market weakened and the ad-
vance was mostl-- lost. Packers were
more bearish than usual and left 5000
in the pens, a good share Of them be-
longing to spectators. Three loads Ut
144@1 1879 pigs sols at S8.12A. The
next hightst was $S.05 for 190@285-lh
avera ges. Late in the day packers Sc
cured a wood class Of 2S00260-'b
averages at s7.S5, Quotations follow:
Bulk of sales $7.SOdD S.oO
Heavy butchers, 240@s0O lbs 7.s5@s.05
Light butchers. 10000 lbs 7.S5@S.0a
Light bacon, 1eo@1so lbs. 7.so@s.o5
Light light, i130@155 lbs. 7.S0@S.12h
Heavy shipping, 250@350 lbs 7.S5@s.G5
Heavy packing, 26O04 400 lbs 7.s5@7.95
Mixed packing, 20o@250 lbs 7.85@7.95
Rough heavy packing. ...... 7.75@7SS
Light mixed, 10000 lbs. 7.80@7.95
Poor to best pigs, 6O@135 lbs 7.45@S.1O
and boars ~. 360@6.50
stays, 80 lbs dockage head s.25@S.65
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HILLsBoRo.

Mre Kate Cochran left the latter
mart Of the week for Eddyville and
ola where she will spend the
winter.
Jake Beckley has been very sick the
past week with pneumonia He was
a littel better yesterday.
s. C. Ellis left Saturday evening for
Des Moines to visit his wife who mas
been in the hospital there for several
weeks. He expects to bring her home
with him today IL her condition ls
still favorable.
Rev. Stalker began series OF meet
irgs at the Baptist church last evening.
Five cars Of stock were shipped from
here yesterday.
A measuring social was given by the
w. M. society at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. w. Runyon Saturday evening.
B. F. Bright Is loading his stock and
household gods today to ship to Their
new home near Otumwa. Mrs.
Bright and children will not leave until
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlo Pickard went to
Cottonwood yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williamson are
among the recent sick.
Glenn Newbold yeft this morning
for Quincy whee he will attend bust
ness college.
A ten pound boy was born to Mi. and
Mrs. John Page Saturday morning
Jan. /.
Harry Jones OF Bonaparte transacted
business In town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheesham returned to
their home in ILL.,, Monday morning
They were called here to the funeral
of M. Lein last Fiday.
Ed Holiday and family are moving
to his property in the west part Of
town recently vacated by B. F
Bright.
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EppYvILLE.
Mrs. r. d. Thompson OF Oskaloosa Is
The guest OF her sivter-in-law Mrs. J.

Mrs. r. d. Thompson OF Oskaloosa Is
the guest Of her siSter-in-law Mrs. j..
Sipes.
John Odem returned from Kansas
City Tuesday where he has been with
his mother who Is quite Ill.
w. w. Boland returned from North
English where he has been visiting for
few days.
Miss Doris Carson went to Des
Moines Wednesday for short visit
with her sister Miss Fac Carson. From
there she will 60 to Colchester, ILL.,. to
make her home with her grandmother.
s.. G. Brown transacted business IN
Ottumwa Wednesday.
Mrs Cora Odem IL visiting relatives
in Kansas City this week.
Frank Douds OF Marshalltown Is Wis
ating at the home OF hts brother-in-law
Robert Longe.
Mrs. Kate Cochran OF Hillsboro Is
visiting at the home of her son Rev.
G. w. Cochran.
Mrs. Frank Kussart was called to
Deb Moines this week by the serious
illness OF her little nephew Willie
Strange.
Miss Ida Dooley. Jessie De Tar and
the little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Foster are numbered among the sick.
Rev. Cochran is conducting protract-
ed meetings this week at Hadyn
chapel.
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EDDYv,LLE.

Mrs. LYDIA Rugles who has been Wis
iting relatives In the vicinity of Eddy
vile for the past two weeks, returned
to her home at Des Moines, Wed.
nesday.
A meeting of unusual interest was
held at the home Of Mrs. Lincoln Lee
by the members of the Mite society
with a large number In attendance
Wednesday evening A musical pro-
gram was given, including the follow
ing numbers:
New Years Greetings-Mrs. Chas.
Stuber. .s
instrumental duet Miss Shinn and
Miss Crossen.
Quartet-Mrs. A. Thayer, Mrs.
Cochran. Grace Crossen and Bernice
Shinn.
Piano solo-Margaret Keller.
Reading NowAll.
Piano sOlo-Mrs. Cochran.
Vocal solo--Mrs. Shaver.
Reading-Leta Nowall.
Vocal solo-Grace CrOssen.
A two course lunch was served, con-
sisting OF coffee and sandwiches, salad
and cake. Those present we're delight
fully entertained. Mrs. Lee was as
sisted In entertaining by Miss Cornelia
Goldgach and Mrs. Helen Schafer.
Mrs. VIM. Gordon is quite sick with
Quinsy.
Mrs. Ollie Double is quite III.
Mrs Bert Enamel and children are
in Washington county this week
visiting at the home of Mrs, Emannepe
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barnes.
Amos Cray was called to Des Moines
by the serious illness Of his brother
Mrs. Louis Gray Martin Swinteck,
accompanied Mr.. Gray to Des Moines.
Miss Fern Hartsnick Of Abba Is the
guest Of relatives in Eddyyille this
week.
Mr.. West came in from .NebraskA,
Wednesday for visit with his brother
in-laws John and jeff Ward and with
other relatives.
Mrs. AL Mater is visiting relatives
in Abba this week
The teachers of the public schools
were entertained Friday evening at
the home Of Miss Ada Middelsworth
The evening was spent in a. social way
and all enjoyed most delightful
evening A two course supper was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wb. werner lett FIJI
day for Prairie, Okla. Mr.. Werner has
decided to locate definitely in Okla.
Il On Friday evening the Yeomen held
their regular meeting at which the In
stallation OF officers took place. After
the meeting an oyster supper was
served.
@. Powell transacted business in
Abba Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hatfield returned
to their home at Lovilia Friday after
visiting the past week with relatives
in Eddyille. D.
Miss Monta Mater, who has been
visiting her parents for the past two
weeks, has returned to Burlington.
James Burner has left for short
visit In Missouri with relatives.
Mr.. Levi Harding Of Wichita, Kas..
was called to Eddyville by the sick
ness and death Of his father Lewis
Harding.
Rev. Page OF Knoxville preached
Sunday morning and evening at the
M. e. church. He also preached at
Hayden chapel Sunday afternoon.
The Rebekahs held installation OF
onicers ut their regular meeting Sat
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WILL PAY FARMERS
Az Who Feed and Shelter Quail viii
Be Rewarded BY the

/ ! i. u ~ 4. g q
Farmers Of Wapello county are
asked to feed the quail during the
winter months. During the cold win
ter days the birds are deprived OF
their substenance by snow and sleet
and II the quail are to be saved. the
birds must be fed Last winter dur
ing the cold weather many farmers OF
Wapello county fed the birds, and they
besame so tame that they came in the
barnyart to eat. This winter the con-
ditions have been very favorable for
the birds in this vicinity.
Deputy Warden w. A. Kitterman
states that he will pay all who shelter
and feed quail for the trouble they
take, and any one who provides for
the birds should Communicate with
Mr.. Kitterman. II he finds the claims
bona fide he will pay reasonable fee
to those showing the quail this con-
sideration.
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Heavy Sheep are Dull.

Stock Yards. Chicago, Jan. 10
Although handy weight sheep and
lambs vert readily at firm prices
compared with Wednesday, weighty
killers were dull and weak throughout.
Desirable weight stuff cleared. early
but other lots were hard to get bids on.
Most skeep were 10@15c lower than
last Friday, with weighty kinds OFF 25c.
Lambs were down 15@25c, weighty
kinds. showing biggest end of decline.
Light yearlings ruled steady and heavy
kinds generally LOG 15c lower Weth
ers made s3.60@4.40. with most good
kinds around s4.25. Ewes made $2.75M
a, bulk around s3.75. Yearlings went
at s4.50@5.75, few up to $3.50. Bucks
were cleared mainly at So. Feeding
wethefs made $3.75@3.S5 and breeding
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< EGAL
Proof Of Will.

Proof Of Will.
State of Iowa, Wapello County, S., In
the District Court \
To all; Whom It MAY Concern:
Notice Is hereby given, that an in
strument in writing, purporting to .be
the last VIII and Testament OF T. 6.
Kruger, ST., deceased, was this day
produced. opened and read by the un-
dersigned, and that have fixed Sat-
urday the 4th day OF February, 1911,
as the day for hearing proof In rela-
tiOn thereto.
Witness my official signature VITA
the seal OF said Court hereto AFFIXED.
this 9Th day OF January, 1911.
Geo. Phillips, Clerk District Court.
BY Clara Peterson, Deputy.
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PUBLIC SALE

h will offer at public sale at my resi-
dence 81 miles northeast OF Ottumwa
and half mile west Of Dahlonega on
MONDAY, JAN 10TH AT 10 A. NJ:
~ Horses and MuIss-One brown
mare years old Gin foal to jack) !
black mare coming years old. ! black
flley coming 2, bay mare coming 2
years old, Gelding coming years
old, sired by Canterbury. he by
Strawberry, 2:4h. dam by Allerio No.
1920. black filley oming ? years old
sired by Shaded & Athlete No. 29695,
dam by Allerio No. 1920. Also bay
flley coming yrs. old, sired by Sena-
tor Ballingall. These colts have size
and quality and are city broke.
Tree last spring colts, span OF
mules coming 8 years old, well broke
and good pair span good mules
coming years old.
10 Head Of Cattle mich cows, 10
be fresh soon, the other in April
heller coming years old, to be fresh
In spring; spring calves, 4 steers and
3 heifers.
22 Head Fall shoats: These are good
ones. will also sell about 1000 BUSH
els of corn In crib, 10 or IL tons tins
9th hay In barn: about Is tons cane
hay; about IS shocks Of fodder. i.
Farming Implements Ideal ID
inch gang pillow nearly new. I walking
cultivator, l stirring pillow, l McCor-
mick mower, l sweep rake, Hodge hay
stacker, corn shelter, farm wagon, oat
seeder and many other articles not
mentioned here.
Terms-12 months time given on
sums over $40, purchaser giving bank
able note. Sums of $40 and under cash
In hand. Note to bear 6 per cent In
terest from date. No property removed
until terms are complied with.
Lunch on ground. AN
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Some Horses ars Weak.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Jan. ID
Trade was on retail basis and horses
gradually cleared at about steady
prices Any change noted favored a
lower basis. Buyers were numerous but
their orders were not urgent and deal
ers had hard work to clear offerings
without loss to country shippers. Re-.
oeipts the first four days this week to-
tailed around 1900 against 1897 same
period last week and 1921 correspond
time last year. Few drafters went up
ward from 1925 and fair class sold
down to $175. Expressers and city de-
livery classes landed at $125@210, but
bulk made $150@1S5. Small southern
chunks went largely at $4,000. Driv-
ers and saddlers were quoted mainly
at $150@225. but few have been on
sale in recent weeks. Quotations fol-
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

. chicago ltV6 Stock WaFkot.
Chicago. Jan. 13.-The live stock
market follows:
CATTLE-Market strong; receipts,
$500; beeves, $4.S5@71O; stockers.
$3.50; Westerns, $4.65@6.10.
HOGS-Market weak at yesterdays
average: receipts. $4,000: light. 1850
8; mixed, $7.75@S: heavy,s $7.7O@8;
rough. $1,000 .80: good choice heavy,
$78O@S; bulk sales, $7.s0@7.90.
SHEEP-Markets steady; receipts o.
900; natives. $2.50@45o; lambs. 1850
sos.
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ewes sold at $4@4.25. Native lambs
went at $50 SEQ. but-only plain handy
weight and extremely heavy kinds
landed at $3.50 or under. Westerns
n ade $..75@6.50., Shurn lambs sold ct
1856. Quotations fellow:
Wethers, plain to fancy. S3.60@4.40
Yearlings, poor to choice. -. 4.65@5.75
Ewes, common to best...... 3.35@4.00
Bucks and Gull Sheep. 2.50@3.25,
Native lambs 600 100 lbs.... 5.40@6.50
best ................... 5.75@s.ao
Lambs, seconds. :. y. -. 5.00@5.50
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SUTTON.

The special meetings at the M. b..
church will continue all this week.
Alex Cruise was In Liyilia Sunday.
Mrs. Dave Thimas and children were
visitirs in Abba and Hiteman last
week.
Edith, the 7-year- old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Madison who live on
East Tenth street, after a short illness,
died at her home last Wednesday. The
funeral services were conducted from
the home by Rev. NJ. d. Cox Friday
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BOOST IN BEEF STEERS.
Light Thursday Supplies Go at 10c -Ad.
vance Over Previous Session
TOP at $3.50,

q Stock Yards, Chicago. Jan. 13-Light
supply Of steers sold largely at 1Oc an-
vance over Thursdays prices, market
again having good packer and ship
per demand. Bulk Of selling was 200D
csc higher than last Monday and gem
eral scale of values 5000 above clos
ing rates last week. Good quality kinds
had most strength in the Thursday
trade and the same was true earlier in
the week, killers and shippers having
lifted the ban against heavy beeves.
which for weeks past have sold rela
lively cheaper than warmed-up and
light shorttfed classes. Now however,
the .heavies are coming into their own
and unless feeders throw an unexpect-
eddy big crop Of we1l-fed steers onto
the market in the next two weeks the
opinion prevail that tops will rise con-
siderab bly, over 81. Feeder buyers are
pressing packers hard in the trade for
light steers. having taken big quota
of 900 tos1,100 lb cattle in recent days
at $5.5o@5.s0, while high quality feed
ers We're held by SPECTATORS at $6@
6.15. Not in years before has the spread
between feeding and fat steers been as
narrow as now current. Comparatively
few feeders arc going to the country at
cost below IS, and only plain stock
ers under. $3.50.
Fat cows and heifers again sold
strong to Zoe higher, packers short
buying of medium and cheap priced
steers accounting for the brisk call for
she stock. Sales, showed Csc advance
over last week and 10000 gain was
noted in bull trade. Calves sold at the
Wednesdays decline. showing 25@50c
drop from high point Tuesday. Prices
had the following range:
Choice to fancy steers :. ..$6.60@7.00
Medium to good steers 5.S5@6.5O
Inferior to fair steers -. 4.s5@5.7O
Fat cows and heifers 3. -. 3.85@6.25
Canning cows and heifers ). 2.50@3.50
Native bulls and stays 3.75@5.60
Feeding cattle, 600@1 100 lbs 375@5.95
Fair to fancy veal calves -. S.50@9.75
Heavy calves ....... 49,. 350@5.75
Export steers !. 5.85 @6.5O
Mixers and springers -. 5000 $4,000
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morning and interment was made in
Bethel cemetery. Friends extend SYM
pathy TO the relatives In their loss.
c. L. Shelby of Hugo, Okla. came to
Buxton last week to assist In the
White Y. NJ. C. A. work at this place.
The operators of the moving picture
show and roller skating ring In Coop
ertown who have been having those
places open on Sunday, have compiled
with requests and will not open on
Sunday.
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Chicago Grain Futures.

Chicago. jan Is. The grain futures
follow:
WHEAT-May opened, s1.o1 " q
I.o1M; high, $1.o1A; low, $1.ooN; July
96hc.
CORN-May opened, 50A @50Ac.;
high, 50Ac,; low. 49Hc.; closed, 50hc;
oATsWMay opened, s4A@s5c.;
high. Soc; low, 34Ac.; closed, 34%c.,
July, 34%c.
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Hogs Closed So Lower.

Chicago, Jan. 13.-Hogs closed weak,
five lower: light mixed, $7.70@7.95;
heavy, $7.65@7.95; rough. $765@7.75;
good choice heavy, $775@795; bulk
sales, $7.75@7.90.
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creamery, thirds to specials. 19@27c.:
state dairy. fS@26c.; process. 1S@23c.
EGGS Market weak; receipts. IL
500. western gathered white. 32@35c.;
fresh gathered extra frsts. 31432c.;
flrsts, Soc; seconds. 2TH 29c. a
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CHICAGO Grain Market.

Chicago Grain MAFk0t. m.
Chicago, Jan. 13.-The grain market
follows:
3 red, 9s@9ec.: No. 2 hard, 99@31.01:
No. hard. S8c@$1.0o.
CORN--No. 2, 47c.; No. 2 white, 40
471sc.; No. q yellow, 47@47hc.; No 3,
Ask @45hc.: No. : white, ASK @45hc.;
No. 81 yellow. 45A @45hc.
4. OATS-No. 2. 32c.; No. 3 white. 33M
@34c.: No. 3 white, 33@33Ac,; stand
ard, Ban @33Ac.
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The public and teachers are cordially
invited to attend the lecture tonight Of
DR.. Anna e. Blount Of Chicago on
medical Inspection in Schools" At
hiph school
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Chicago Poultry Market.

Chicago, Jan. Market
easy; turkeys, live, TIC; dressed, &c:
hens, live, 1870; dressed, &c.; spring.
live, INC; dressed, 12c
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New Work Poultry Market.

New York, Jan. s.-Poultry-Mar-
ket alive, steady: chickens, &c.,; fowls.
17h@1Sc.: turkeys, s15@ 1Sc.
Dressed-Market quiet: chickens, Is
@1sc.: fowls. 1874 @16hc.: turkeys, 1S
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAaKsTa

Furnished by E. w. Wagner q 20.
members Chicago Board OF Trade
Rooms and s. Chiffon Block. OF.
lumwa phone 1884: Iowa phone
53a-R. C. J. Kobel. Local Manager,
WHEAT-High Low Jan. 13 Jan. IL
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Nov York Butter and Ess Market.

New York, Jan. 1s.-Butter-Market
thirds to specials. 1s@2s1kc.; held,
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urday evening. Mrs. Moore Of Kirk
Vile who is an installing officer was
present and assisted with the work.
Refreshments were served.
William O'Brien of Kahoka, was
calling on Eddyville friends sat
urday.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.

Chicago, Jan. 1s.-Butter-Marke
easy: creameries, 20@2sc.; dairies, II
@23c.
EGGS-Market steady: receipts. s.
AGO cases; at market, cases included,
23@27c.; firsts, 28c.: prime firsts, CSC.
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I New York Grain Market.
New York. Jan. 13.-The grain mar
ket follows:
Wheat-May-$1.05N
Corn-58hc.
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TODAY'S, MARKET NEWS.
LOCAL, MARKETS.
!. HIDES SHOW DECREASE.
Wool Is. Quoted at a One Cent Drop
This Morning. No Other
Nhannn E8-s

Hides and wool are shown at one
sent decrease this morning. No change
IA local retail markets.
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WANT YOU TO KNOW
that have moved from Unfonvtlle TO
Blakesburg. and am still in the auc-
pioneering business and will cry your
sale for you and guarantee satisfac-
ton or no charges. Ell Swain,
Blakesburg. Ia.
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FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS
and doz. chickens at the corr
ner Of Chester and Quincy Ave.,
South OttumWa.
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Miscellaneous

FARMERS AND HORSEMEN-
Draft and road stations at old COM
stock farm one mile east OF Chilli
Gothic and miles west Of Ottumwa.
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WANTED-100 HEAD OF STOCK
hogs. Newell Brown, Selma, Ia, LIB
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WILL SACRIFICE SIS ACRES SIX
miles of Schell City, Vernon county.
Good land, good improvements. Rea-
son. owing to other business inter-
ests. j. G.. Wheeler, Schell city, Mo.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-FOR COWS
or breeding ewes, registered French
draft stallion coming two. sound.
good one. priced cheap. w. M. Gon.
Batavia, Ia.
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WANTED-TO RENT WELL. STOCK
ed farm or ranch on shares. by man
of IS years experience. Address J-9-
A care Courier. rs
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Shakespeare ON Baseball

4 will go root---"Richard III
Now strike like the blind Ado About NothinS
Out say--"Macbeth"
l be t553 n.
Thou hit it, hit it! hit it!"Loves Labor Lost
He knows the game--Eenry W.
0 hateful error-"Juius Caesar"
A hit hit, very palpable hit!-"Hamlet"
will steal sir-"AlTs Well That Weli'
Whom right wrong chosen umpireIoves Labor
2ss2
Let the world slide-"Taming Of the shrew."
killed a fy-"Titus Androncus. !"
play pleased not the milnon.-'EIamet
What he has.-CoriOlanus.
bench"Romeo and Juliet"
sacrifices the DDS themselves threw ncenseKng
Lear"
COURIER WANT ADS WILL GET 1T FOR YOU
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WANTED-A GOOD CORRESPOND
ent at Abba, preferably some one
who has had newspaper experience.
Address Editorial Dept. Courier.
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FOR SALE OR RENT--MY BLACK
Z. smith shop and tools. The only shop
In railroad town. Inquire or call on 4,
August Amish. Tiffin, Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-14

SAFETY BLADES. HoNED. sTER-
ilized and tested; all kinds. soc per
dozen. G. e.. Thomas Co. Ottumws,
Iowa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-14

RANGE OF HOG PRICES.
Range OF hog values at Chicago fol
the past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-14

IF INTERESTED IN CIGAR yEND-j
Ing machine address 334 E. Main.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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For Sale

/ HAVE "A LARGE NUMBER or
!. good farms to sell at right prices.
also a few trade propositions. Write
for list. w. M. Hotchkiss, bloomfield.
Ia
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Business Opportunities

DO YOU WANT TO OWN "A RES
taurant In Ottumwa? A business
well established in good location and
having good class Of patronage. II
interested Address J-13-A care tho
Courier and the owner will call on
YOU.