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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-02-01
Good Roads Meeting Feb. 2.

Centerville, Jan. 31.-The county
good roads meeting has been called
for Friday, Feb. 2, when the new road
drag law will be made the main topic
for consideration. A program has
beer prepared with prominent town
ship trustees and Centeryille good
roads booster to talk on how best to
handle the dragging. County Attor-
ney Roll Smith will make an address
on the Interpretation of the new law
Trustee George Ferren will talk on
concrete culverts and Trustees j.. e.
Beer. g. T.. Bovard and e. F. Oehler
and Attorney F. s. Payne on the best
methods Of dragging
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Mrs. w. Johnston who has been very
i'll is recovering.
Mrs Lew Williams and son Harry
spent Sunday with the formers sister
Mrs L. Drummond of Highland
B. l.. Denny, NJ. l.. Reiselt. Robert
Cunningham, Henry Clausen, Phil
Holshouser and Fred Saner were pas
sengers to Ottumwa Thursday.
Mr.sand Mrs. j. Overture has return
ed to their home near Belknap after a
pleasant visit with the formers brother
Rev Overture and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Summers of Garden
Grove are visiting at the parental T. A.
Summers home.
Misses Lena and Jessie Watson of
Ottumwa Were pleasant visitors at the
,. Drummond home Saturday evening.
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loans. They are made only in small
amounts and the best Of security
must be given to secure loan. The
Imagination readily travels along the
line of how much will this land that
sixty years ago sold for $1.25, sell for
in a like number Of years to come.
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FOR SALE-AN IMPROVED 80 ACRE.
farm, seven miles southwest Of OF
tumwa on R. r. No. 2. room house
with pantry and cellar, good cistern.
Barn 36x3S with grain bins inside.
Chicken house and other out build
,ings. Eight acres with hog tight
fence. Farm mostly in grass with
plenty of water. Will sell for $1OO
per acre. Also farm tools and hay for
sale. M. Wagner, r. r. No. 2.
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Discontinue sTwIce.a.Week Press.

Mt. Ayr, Jan. 31.-The TWice-a-
Week Press, which changed hands
twice yesterday, was discontinued to-
day and the subscription lists and ac-
counts divided between the new own
ers. H. C. Beard yesterday sold the
paper to r. s. Beall, who later in the
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FOR sALE-wESA RE AGENTS Fob
: the best orchard heater ever put on
the market Call and see them. They
will do the work. We, also handle all
kinds or spraying material and
115 South Court. sf 49, r#t
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THE AUTOMOBILE RUSH WILL
soon be on. Hundreds of positions
viii bHppen. Learn fsow in our large
shops. Complete equipment. Repair
ing, overhauling, driving, road work.
Large touring cars. Write National
Automobile Training Assn, Omah:'.
Nebr.
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FOR SALE,-SEED POTATOES. RED
River Early Ohio, Bliss Triumph and
Irish Cobblers. Place your order now
for March delivery before spring adj
vance when the rush starts. Ottumwa
Seed Co, $50 South Court st.
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"A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME-s1,5 500
down for a good 100 acre Iowa farm 5
miles from county seat. Good land,
fair Improvements, close to school.
Price $50 per acre. G.. w. Ramsey,
Excelsior Springs, Mo-
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FOR SAI1E--FARM OF 51h ACRES
( five miles southeast OF Ottumwa
Good improvement Ice house flled
with ice. 900 bearing cherry trees and
other fruit. Address Lee Baum. Il.
No Z.
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FOR SALE-15 ACRE FRUIT FARM
with good buildings n mile east Of
Catholic cemetery. VIII sell in five
acre tracts If desired. Old phone
1871. '=ltE
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-FOR STOCK,
one black jack years old; good size.
heavy bone, smooth made, is good
one. A. Westercamp, Beacon, la.
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FOR SALE-s3 ACRE FARM NEAR
Centerville; new $4,000 house. with
furnace, other good improvements,
good spring and living we'll. Chas.
Campbell. referee, Centerville, la.
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$50 PER ACRE TAKES II ACDES.
good house and cellar, a few out
Buildings good orchard. j. @. Bald
win, Eldon, Iowa.
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MY AUNT, WHO
was formerly Miss Anderson Of
Jamestown, N. Y, but is now married
please write to me. Harry G. Ander-
son, Alliance, Nebr.
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FOR SALE-ONE FIRST CLASS
Harvard piano, almost new, in fine
shape. $3.50 on time. j. III. Rheem.
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FOR SALE-TWO STATIONS, ONE
coming three and one coming 1, also
year old draft horse. Elmer Moore,
r. No. 3.
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FOR aSALE-NEW ADAM SCHAAF'
pianos from $50 to. $3.50. Good dis
count for cash at j.. FL. Rheenl's.
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FOR SALE CHEAP--NICE HOUSE
hold furniture. $40 West 18th ST, Or
tumWa.
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Wanted.

WANTED-GIRL FOR HOTEL WORK
Of neat appearances, Moravia Hotel,
Moravia, Ia.
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FOR SALE-DRY CORD WOOD.
green cord wood, standing timber ny
the acre or will let chop wood for a
half NJ E. Johnston, Agency, Old
phone
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-154 ACRE
farm. situated 3h miles north OF
Batavia, iowa. Fair improvements;
some fruit, 100 acres Of farm land ana
15 acres good timber; the rest IN pas
ture. Plenty Of water. Address Pow
elson farm, Batavia. Iowa, r. No. 2.
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FOR SALE-ONE EMERSON UP
right piano in good shape. $685. on
time. ]. II. Rheem, the piano man.
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Florida Farms

Within driving distance Of Jackson
Vile, Florida. In ten acre tracts, par
ticularly adapted for Winter Garden
Truck and Fruit Culture; thirty dol
lars per acre, fifty cents cash, fifty
cents per month until sold.
Lands adjoining ours are selling at
5000 per acre. We guarantee all we
claim. Only a limited number Of acres
left to SELL Order at once.
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| For Sale.

FOR SALE-A PAIR OF LARGE
young mules See them at Tom Cut :
ler's livery, South Side or phone
3122-x. 3tS N
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FOR SALE ONE KINGSBURY
piano, $50 on time. j. H. >Rheem.
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FOR SALE-sToCK CHICKENS
Brown Leghorn and mixed. v. Baum
Ottumwa. Iowa. r. No. s. Box ~.
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FOR SALE-BOURBON RED TUR-
keys, toms -; hens. So. G. H. Guthrie
Kirkville, la.
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FOR SALE-FAWN AND WHITE IN
dian Runner brakes 800 each, also
few more single comb Black Min
orca cockerels, scored birds, So each.
unsecured $3.50. Order direct. w. A.
Fulmer, Eddyville, la.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-1O0 ACRES WE'LL LO.
Gated. Splendid Improvement Priced
right. Best Of terms for quick sale.
Baldwin Agency. Unionville, la.
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Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE-WHITE 'WYANDOTTE
cockerels scoring from 80 to "a.
Write J. S. Oldham. Eddyville, Ia.
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For. Rent.

FOR RENT TWO LEIGHTON
farms near Ottumwa. Roomst1 and
IA, Market Street, Leighton Block.
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HOW one
WOMAN WON
der Health and Strength Back
Again BY The Use Of Cafdui.

Tampa, F1a.-In q letter from this
city, Mrs. L. c. Corum writes: 81 was
all weakened and worn out with wo.
manly troubles. My husband brought
mo soms Cardui as tonic. and. from
the first day. 1t seemed to help.
had almost lost my reason. but.
thanks to Cardui. did not. Soon. l
felt and looked like q new woman. l
think the remedy Is wonderful.
recommend It to my friends. for have
received great benefit from it."
Cardui acts specifically on the weak.
ened womanly organs. strengthening
the muscles and nerves, and building
them up to health.
1t helps to refresh the worn-out ner.
vous system and relieves the effects OF
overwork, both mental and physical.
Fifty years successful use fully
prove the merit OF this purely vege.
table, tonic remedy for women.
In every community, there live some
who have been benefited by Cardui.
The beneficial effects Of this time
tested womnn's remedy. soon show
themselves In many different ways.
Try 1t.
n. B.-Write 10: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Shatta;
Aooya Medicine Co.. Chattanooxa. Tenn. fof Specidt
Ilsfructions. and a. page book. Home lfsatmsns
~ Wom>a." ssnt.n plain wrapper on teausst-
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Kansas Citv Livestock

Kansas City. Mo. Dec. 1l.-Cattle
receipts 5000. including 400 south
c:ns. Market steady and weak.
Native steers ESQ 1915: south.
ern s,cers 5M 7.4O: southern cows
and heifers 3.75 M6.5O: native cows
and hcife's 3.75G9: stockers and
feeders 5M 80: bulls 4.5OG6.5O;
calves ga 10; western steers $500
S.50 western cows 4I6.5O.
HOGS: Receipts $4,000. Market
l0M l5c lower.
Bulk OF sales 7.35I1.55: heavy
7.5OM 80: packers and butchers
asa 7.6O: light 80 q $50: pigs
6.25m1.
SHEEP: Receipts 10000. Market
steady.
Muttons 4ei 5.25: lambs 6.25GS:
range wethcrs and ycarlings A.5Om
{: range ewes 3.25 q 4.65.
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HOW TO SHIP XMAS
PRESENTS BY EXPRESS

Patrons OF express companies who
contemplate sending presents for
Christmas should have them In the
hands OF the company not later than
tn" 18th of December. There Is moth
ing quite SO disappointing to IN" do
nor Ms the delay OF u present after
Christmas day. |, takes away the
sweet sentiment embodied IN these
gifts and very greatly Lisappn.nts
the receiver. Express companies are
furnishing patrons with labels read
ing DO not open until Christmas"
which may be pasted upon your
packages. Use wooden boxes FOR
packing when possible. This reduces
the risk of loss and prevents dam
age.
Write the address plainly with Ink
or crayon. giving street number and
county. Write your name and ad-
dress on the package following the
preiim from. giving your street
land number. and also enclose In the
package one OF your cards.
DO NOT enclose money or icwelry
in packages OF merchandise. Such
articles should he sent In separate
package through III. money depart
mont,
Iusis, upon your receipt and have
the value OF your package placed
thereon.
Mark the package paid II SO ir-
tended.
Write the word "pcrishable"' on
your package II It contains matter Of
n perishn blp nature
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. Dec. Money on
cal! strong. "a" per cent: time
loans weaacr: Co days 6mGs pc,
cent: 30 days g: six months 5.M
q rcr cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper q
per cent. Sterling exchange strong,
with actual business In bankers
bills at i.S"i for 60 LAY bills and u,
t.sIS for demand.
Commercial bills t.s0..
Bar silver g..
Mexican dollars 49,.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds heavy.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN AND HAY

akn~as City. Mo. December H.
Cash: Wheat unchanged To &c high,
err No. . hard Sa!Ts,: No. 3 S0i
q S2s. No. . red o.,m i.Ol: No. j
red ssS H9St.
Corn unchanged. No. . mixed
Az: No. 3 a.: No. . white iTHt.,
No. } -.
Oats unchan Scd No. .. white ~
q 10; No. = mixed 81! "a 80.
Hay unchpnscd to soc higher.
Choice timothy ism i..5u: choic.
prairie l3G 1880.
Receipts: Whca, 80 ears: corn 10
cars. oats 10 cars,
Close: Wheat. May sag. July 81
ASA.
Corn. May aga ): July tGS.
Oa,s. May 3istait.
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Dec. li.--Catt!e receipts
$4,000. Market slow to iOc lower
Becves 5.a0*l0.75: Texas steers
i.5o+5.SO: western steers 5.i0<9.l5:
stockcrs and feeders i.i0<7.G0: COW,
nrd heifcrs 2.70+7.S0: calves 6.5O*
1850.
HOGS: Receipts tS.so0. Markc,
dull. 10 to l5c lower.
Light 1.l0*1.l5: mixed 7.l5R
I so: rough asa $50: pigs 5m7:
bulk OF sales 1.l0m7.aa.
SHEEP: Receipts $4,000. Market
strong 20 l0c higher.
Native iM3: western 4.2OM5:
ycarlings o.+OmG: lambs. native q. .
q S.lJ: western $50 6rS.l5.
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Since the oId-faShloTcd theory Of
curing eczema through the blood has
been given up by scientists. many
different saivcs have been tried FOR
skin diseases. Tut It has been found
that these salyc. only clog the pores
aud cannot penetrate Ia tn" Inner
skin below the cpidcrmis where the
eczema germs are lodged.
This-thc quality OF penetrating
probably explains the irpm"ndGu
success of the well known liquid
cczema remedy. oil OF wiutcrgrcrn.
ihymoi, glyccrinc. etc, as compound
ed In Odd. Prescription.
". have sold other remedies for
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GUINEA PIGS PROVE
WRESTLING MAT WAS
H, SOURCE OF POISONING

Seattle Wash. Dec. 1.-Two Sui-
Tcl piss .nnoculatcd last week with
germs from the University of wash
ington gymnasium to determine
whether the mat used by the wrest-
ling squad was the source of bacteria
from which student athletes con-
tractcd blood poisoning are dead.
Examination Of the germs obtain
cd from the mat showed that the
padwas inhabited by GOO germs to
the square inch. 100 of which were
blood poisoning organisisms.
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MRS. wELLEs HoNRoED

Denver. Colo, Dec. l0.-The trib-
ute OF the state OF Colorado and its
citizens was paid today to the life and
work of Mis- Julia Wclles. who died
suddenly OF apploplexy Sunday night.
From l2 to o'clock today the
body Of Mrs Weiles lies in state In
the rotunda Of the capitol surround
cd by guard composed Of women as
sociat.d with Mrs. Wells IN her civic.
educational and philanthropic work
OF the last 20 years.
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TAFT NAY BECOME
YALE LAW PROFESSOR

Washington. Dec. li.-Presidcnt
Taft is considering an offer OF the
Kent profcssorship at the Yale Law
school. The place. which has been
vacant for several years and was
last filled by Professor Phelps. at one
time American minister y Great
nritinn. has been formally rendered
to Mr.. Taf, and he has talked over
the offer with ihs cabinet. but ar
rived at no decision.
The Kent endowment pays $1,000
"a year.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. Dec. il.-Lishtncss OF
offerings brought about n firm feel
Ing today in wheat. Pit traders
were playing for rally but not much h
new buying power developed. Low
temperatures northwest, helned the
tc hi.her. May .arted at S9a TO
S9l, an advance of 4 sixteenth 10
q ic. and rose TO S9a az.
The close was steady with May /
a ,c MT yower. Il, S9A.
May corn oi.ancd a shade off to
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DAILY N AlRkES I
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Dee. ll.--Today's stock
market during. the first trading pre-
scnt"d u decided contrast TO that OF
the last ten days OF activity and fall.
Ing prices. The urgent liquidation
movemen, secmd to have exhausted
Itself and Quitations were generally
higher but bullish traders had not
recovered their confidence and hest.
tated to take u definite position.
Money rates continued to soften.
loans being made us low as 4. per
cent. Lear operators encountered
more formidable opposition when
they attacked prices. The market
began To lose ground nHain shortly
before noon with moderate selling
on the decline
Bonds wcr. irregular.
Extensive selling OF Union Pacific
broke prices wide open after midday
when l; fell TO l5' compared with
1921. the highest OF the forenoon,
and iG3. u, yesterdays close. Prize
es OF other stocks also melted away
rapidly. Reading broke TO iGic
compared with 1854 earlier aud
Amnlsamated touched ~. Steel
Showed relatively better resistance
;han nose OF the other leaders but
even that issue went down to G+s.
scmi.panic conditions prevailed In
che stock marke; In the afternoon
ard the whcle list crumb!cd under
an avalanche Of selling orders. I.!qu!-
tlhtIon wac on an enormous scale and
thc.c were n2Ircssi!c hear attacks
On impo'iln; Issues which dcmoral.
isci the market. Tho break In TN
lon acific reached s points: Reading
q: American Tobacco ): Canadian
ac!'!c -: i.chish Valley So: Anal.
Eama;cd Copper 35M3.: and S,cc!
az.
Organized rnppott was .ivcn when
tho market s.cmdd entirely out OF
hand. Speculation grew auIctcr and
prices rallied I to . points.
The marker closed steady.
\ nc:cwed assault on Union Pa
ciiic depressed 1t la3s and caused
another downward dir In the mar
ks; hut only In a few isolated In.
stances did prices 60 lower than
previously. Support was again cx.
tended and there were quick rallies
OF /, to - with general spccula-
tion showing considerable fcvcrIsh-
ness
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New York. Dec. li.-coppcr
steady. standard spot - bid. De-
.,uary 1857 a i1.1:.
Elcctrolytic i1.62ni1.S': Lake
castings I1.eaM 1875.
Tin quiet: spo, 4? 23" 1915: De-
.cembcr. January and February i?.2.
n 49.G2.
Spcitcr steady. e.20m 40.
An,Imomy quiet: Copkson's loa.
Iron quiet and unchanged.
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why SALvES CAN'T CURE ECZEMA

skin troubles bu, none that We can
recommend rs highlr us this for W.
know that Odd. stops the itch At
once. "" Just want YOU to Civ"
ODD. "a trial. That will bc enough
to prove 1t.
or course all other druggists hav"
Odd. Prescription go to them II
you can't come to us-but don't ac-
ccpt some biz profit substitute.
Hut n you come TO our store. we
ARE IN certain Of what Odd. VIII
do for YOU that we Offer YOU full
siZ. bottle on this guarantee --llf YOU
d1rf' find tina, It takes away the itch
Al ONCE. 1t costs You not "A cent.
...-..-LLI-- IlIiI.r 81 NJ
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PRovlel0As

Chicago. Dec. ll,-B!g supplies %!
hogs ut the yards weakened provIs-
ions. First transactions varied from
:?ac l0wer, to 24c advance. with May
at lS.i7!MlS.5o FOR pork: s.o7. to
10 for lard aud 9.S0Ma.S5 for ribs.
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B1uE.EYED xEN UNRELIABLE

Kansas City. Mo-. Dec. l0.-Mcn
with blue eyes make the most nnre-
liable husbands. according to statis-
ties announced today by f. J. Fiem-
ming, superintendent OF the Kansas
city Free Legal Aid Association.
During the last year" he said.
I'VE had 323 cases Of wife abandon
ment and non-support to dispose OF
and in nearly every instance the Of
Tending man had blue eyes. cannot
explain 1t.
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New York. Dec. li.-Cot,on 'losc,:
steady for spot. M.ddllns upiands
~. middilns Gulf 1925. no sales.
Cotton futures closed steady. Clos
Ing bids: December i:.a.: January
i:.G:: F.brary i:.G2. March l"..o.
April 1866: May is.G6: June 1868:
July 1853: August ls.ii: September
1893: October ll.s9
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/. up at As. TO iS.n and mounted
To IS!Ms.
The close was firm at IS. "a. FOR
May. the game as las, night.
May oats which started unchanged
at 3a1. ascended to 81
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Denver Livestock.

beaver. Cole. Dee. li.-Cattlr 10.
cr!pis 500. Market slow.
beef steers j..jfs3: cows and
hciicrs tstG $50: Etouk.rs aud FEEDER
SI I.33: calves ca 30.
HOGS: Receipts 600. Markc, low
ct.
Top ..IO: bulk Of sales ..3oT
$50.
SHEEP: Receipts 5.a0". Market
sttonk.
Ycarlings 5I $50: wcthss tn
i.%o: lambs .,5"H. ~: ewes 81"
Tt.Ii.
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suFrRAaErrr SENTENCED

London. Dec. 11.---FIsic Howey,
militant suftrasettc. was sentenced
today TO two months imprisonment
for turning in false alarms of fire
last night.
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THE WOOL MARKET

st. Louis, Mo. Dee. ll.---Wooi
steady. Territory and western me-
diums - u 2oc.
Fine mediums lSH zoe.
Fine l3Il.c.
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Printing Of every description neat
lv and quickly cNcc"tcd ~ IN"
Chroniclc-Ncw job rooms. Samples
and quotations un request. Use the
tclrnhonc. Trinidad 40. II
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Amalsanaiei 't,: Sugar Ii:.;
Mchison 1854: Grca, Northern la3:
New York Central 1OS9: Northern
Pacific iis3: Reading ls4l: south.
crn Pacific 1851: Union Pacific iaa:
Steel c5: s;ccl preferred 1919.
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THE METAL MARKET

ST. Louis. No.. Dec. ii.-I.cad
weak. ii1i $50.
Spcltcr dull. 80.
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II mig ght help u li'tl" " the """'r
leader could hear himself as others
hear him.
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Wanted Male Help

For U. s. army. Able bodied un-
married. men between ages OF Is
aud So: citizens OF United States. OF
good character and temperate habits
who can speak. read and write the
English language. For information
apply to Recfuiting Officer. 10:
West Main St. Trinidad. Colo. II.
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THE COTTON MARKET

Gniv.sion. Dec. il.-co,,on ni.h.
ar. i.9.
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For Rent.

Furnished housekeeping rooms.
100 University. Phone Red l4i2. II
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Embossed Xmas Stationery.

= The Chronicle-News this sea-
> son is showing a beautiful line
; OF Christmas embossed station
= cry. Orders filled promptly.
= Call and make your selections
= at once.
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,usman Opera House Pharmacy Ivcrsidc Drug store
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cerue. Phone Baca $50 or 4is Beech.
q.
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One. two or three rooms for house
keeping. reasonable. SOS Animas. q
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WELDING

Frozen and cracked automobile
cylinders welded. Prices reasonable.
Abbott Novelty Works. lis y. Maple
street. tt
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Five room strictly modern furnish
cd house. Corner 9Th and Ash. Phone
Red cOi2. Il
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Situation Wanted

Young girl Ii years old wants %
do housework. Address Sopris. Box.
pa.
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Taxi Cab

Taxi day or night. Call Toltec Ho'
tel, Trim. 5Si. or Trim. 29i. Il
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
CAR FRACTURES SKULL
Pedestrian In Amesbury Struck by
Runaway Electric

Amesbury, LASS, Aug. 18.-One
man was probably fatally injured and
several others severely shaken up
when an electric car upon which the
brakes failed to work dashed down the
incline leading int Market square,
crashing into a milk wagon, striking
pedestrian and covering one-third
of a mile of track before coming to a
halt. The passengers of the car were
panic stricken and many jumped to
the street, receiving minor injuries.
George Congdon was struck by the
car as he was crossing Market square
He was taken to the Anna Jaques hos
pital in Newburyport, where he wa
found to have received a fracturet
skull. 1t is not expected that he viii
live
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
AGENCIES ABOLISHED
Passed Snd Veterans
Will Be Paid Saturday

Washington, Aug. 16.-TWo hum
dred thousand veterans whose psn-
sions have been held up owing to the
controversy in congress over the
abolition of pension agencies, will
probably receive their overdue checks
Saturday.
The appropriation bill carried with
it the long fought for abolishmment
of the eighteen branch agencies. AT
ter February, 1913, payments will be
made direct from Washington by
check.