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Newport daily independent., 1914-10-21
Sea Coast
 Invasion Checked
British Warships Demolish German Guns As They Are
 Mounted On The Coast.
United Press Dispatch.

London, Oct. 21. = Military headquarters say that the allies are now attempting a turning in France and Bel lgium with a view to ezpelling the Germans from Newport and Os- tend.
 The British fleet is actively aiding the Belgians and also de- molishing the German guns as efforts are made to mount them on the seacoast.
 The allies are now upon the offensive and the German sea- coast invasion has been checked.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-21
WITHIN THE MOOSE
THE MADALINE

VHE HOUSE OF DARKNESS. sThe guardian of the wealthy Gresham family dies, leaving all to his granddaughter. He ap- points two brothers trustees who plan to get the wealth, but fail. Justina Huff, Clarence FL mer. A special two reel feature.
 (LUBIN.)
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-21
NAVAL BATTLE REPORTED. United Press Dispatch.

Copenhagen, Oct. 21.-It is reported that an attempt of Bri- tish submarines to sink German destroyers off the Island of Ru- gen has been made but details are lacking.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-21

THE OLD MAIDS BABY Love me, love my dog, declares Flora Finch and John Bunny. Good comedy-VITAGRAPH.)
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-21
Moving Pictures The Opera House
AN ANGEL UNAWARE

 AN ANGEL UNAWARE A dramatic story of an innocent girls sacrifice. Gerda Holmes, Richard Travers andRuth Stone house.
 (S. and Al WITHIN THE MOOSE A good Western. Dolly Larl1in and Tom Forman.
 (Western-LUBIN.) Gwendolyn, THE SEWING MA
 CHINE GIRL. Ray Martin and William Mande- vile.
 (Comedy-B1oGRAPH)
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-21

ADMISSION 5 and 10 CENTS.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-24

Wednesday Cor her home at Russell.
Mrs. 0. P. Awtry went to Sully on
Wednesday for a short visit with rela-
tives.
VIM. Bird and family are moving
this week from Charles City to Eddy
vile.
Frank De Long is reported quite Ill
this week.
b. F. Gordon who has been serious
ly i'll for some time is slightly improv-
Mrs. Fannie Cassatt has returned
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Pella and Des Moines.
Mrs Belle Quick spent Tuesday in
Oskaloosa visiting relatives.
VIM. Henderson is seriously ill, suf-
fering from an attack Of pneumonia.
A social dance was held at the K. Of
P. hall on Tuesday evening. Music was
furnished by Lemmon's orchestra. A
large number attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Williams left on
Tuesday for Lang, Saskatchewan,
Canada, for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Fannie Cassatt is spending the
week in Pella visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ella Johnson went to Daven-
port Tuesday to attend Royal Neigh
boz convention. Mrs. Johnson was
sent as a delegate from the Eddyville
lodge.
The Stuber property on North Third
street was sold this week, David Moran
being the purchaser. 49,. .... ..1
Mrs Laura Dible and daughter Le-
ola were business callers in Ottumwa
Tuesday.
J. C. Kirfman of Abba is spending
the week in Eddyville visiting with
friends.
w. S. Fall OF Abba transacted bust
ness in Eddyville Tuesday
Walter Carey of Des Moines was
called to Eddyville Tuesday by the
illness Of his little sister Bonnie Tenn
pleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM McMains of
Blakesburg are visiting friends in Ed
dyville this week.
Mr.. Billick Of Oskaloosa was BUSH
ness caller in Eddyville Tuesday.
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FLoRls.

Jessie Fisk arrived Tuesday evening
from the northwestern part Of Ne
braska where he has a claim, for =
visit with his sister Mrs. Mary Christy
and other relatives. Mr.. Fisk is civil
war veteran and suffered the loss OF
one leg while in his country's service.
Miss Marjorie Parrett has returned
from the Ottumwa hospital where she
underwent an operation.
Mrs. Myra Hill returned to her home
In Bloomfield Wednesday after a sew
eral days visit with relatives.
The ladies of the M. f. church serv-
ed lunch at the J. A. Peden sale We'd
nesday.
U. S. Heady has returned from Des
Moines where he attended the auto
show.
Hungarian cartridges from the state
game preserve were liberated on the
Davis county preserve near Floris last
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. w. Parker spent Tuesday in
OttumWa.
Helen Stevens entertained a number
Of her friends Monday evening in
honor of her ninth birthday
Mrs. Margaret Sloan and Mrs. Allie
Lyons were called to Eldon Saturday
by the illness Of Will Lyons baby.
G. r. Wilson was called to Prairie
City Monday evening on account of
severe burns received by his son Ell
mer while lighting gasoline light. The
accident was caused by the wire break
have persisted.
Mrs. Daisy Young of Bloomfield
spent few days recently with rela
| tives.
w. A. Carson Of Douds spent Wed.
nesday in town.
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SIGOURN EY.

Frank Schlitz of What Cheer was a
Sigourney business caller Wednesday.
Miss Mile Brown of Chicago is at
the home Of her mother Mrs. G.. NJ.
Brown for a much needed rest. Miss
Brown is trained nurse in that city.
Postmaster L. H. Hinkley attended
the auto show in Des Moines Thurs
day. -..
Edward Pfannebecker accompanied
by his cousin. Elmer Pfannebecker
started for his home in Yynona Idhao,
Tuesday. a.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schlitz of Iowa City
is spending the week in the city visit
ing at the homes of her son John A.
Schiltz and daughter Clara White.
Wallace Williams of Mitchell, S. D.,
spent few days in the city this week
renewing old acquaintance.
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Morris Williams
Horse Market
THIS is THE SALE OF THE YEAR

THIS is THE SALE OF THE YEAR
Thursday at Des Moines.
Friday at Ottumwa.
Already / am getting reports OF
horses and horsemen coming. Sufficient
to warrant the statement above that
this will be THE sale Of the year.
New buyers from whom 1 have al
ready heard are G.. J. Foster, Alden
Mich, wanting load Of medium farm
horses. w. E. Barker, Duluth. Mimi,
load of heavy horses for the north.
Ivan c. Walker. Norristown, Pa,
mixed load of farm chunks and cheap
workers; J. Nj. Enrich, Cleveland, O.,
load running from a $25 plug to good
draft horse and in addition to these the
regular buyers, Winslow, Grant, Hunt
er, Walsh, Kelly, Hammel, Lynch,
MARYLAND, Shugart, Kilcoin, McMillen
and probably others. And more farmer
buyers from the surrounding counties
than we have had at any previous sale
this year And as ! believe, more than
we will have at any later sale. AS farm
work is just ready to begin, and the
work stock must all be had this week.
If you have horse to sell of any
sort whatever, take my word for it
this will be the week to cash him. If
you are so fixed you can't bring your
stock to the sales, drop me word or
phone me what you have and / will
send buyer at once.
Farm mares, mares in foal, work
horses and city broke drivers Of my
own on hand for private sale which 1
Come early If you want seat.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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ChaS. F. Mast, Prop.
COL. W. H. COOPER, Aucrlohr r.

was entertained on Thursday afternoon
at the church. The hostesses were
Catherine Werner, Mrs. Martin Swim
teck, Lizzie oldham Mrs. Geo. Chord
and Mrs. Henry Pickerell. A general
invitation was extended to the mem
bers of the other church societies and
the attendance was unusually large. A
musical program was given after which
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Lente ROden returned Thursday
from a six weeks visit with relatives
in Abba.
Mrs. c. G. Kedoo who has been visit
ing in Eddyville the past week re-
turned to her home at kirksville, Mo-,
Thursday
Mrs. Jane Walker has purchased the
property owned by Fred Herd on First
street.
VIM. Bird and family who came to
Eddyvlle this week from Charles City
are moving into the Jacob kussart
property on North Fourth street.
Charles Broderick of Lynville is WIS.,
iting in Eddyville this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Albaugh are NOV
ing this week to the farm which Mr.
Albaugh recently purchased.
Mrs. Glenn of Oskaloosa spent Fri
day in Eddyvile visiting friends.
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. G. b. Wright has returned from
a few weeks visit with relatives i'm
Spackard and Trenton, Mo. and Aller-
ton. la.
MISS Stella LutZ returned FROM Il few
days visit in Des Moines with the
misses Phurne and Irene Young. who
formerly resided here
c. p. Scroggs of Cedar Rapids has
returned home after pleasant visit
with his daughter Mrs. r.. NJ Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Spiker Of Eng
llsh township are2the parents OF q
daughter
Miss Gladys Weller who is employed
In the Curtis broom factory, had the
misfortune 20 disocate her knee while
at work yesterday.
Miss Emma Hasselquist has return
ed from yisit in Ottumwa with her
sister Mrs. O. f. Tull
Vina Cottrell has returned from
trip to Minneapolis and other points in
the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmi Mckinley and
daughter Evelyn have returned from a
brief visit with trends in Des Mones.
Mrs. John Grouse and daughter and
son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Nee OF
Mt. Ayr, who had been visiting the
formers sister Mrs. Leroy Meadows
left for Idaho Falls. Idaho where they
expect to reside in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davidson and baby
of Des Moines hav returned home after
few days visit with his mother Mrs.
Ernest Scull and sister Mrs. Dell F'raz-
Ter.
w. Fl. Gill has returned from few
days business trip to Waterloo
Fred s. Paine who is attending the
state teachers college at Cedar Falls.
has returned to his studies after a few
days visit with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Haywood and lit
tie son arrived yesterday from Albu-
querque, N. NJ, where they had been
spending the winter for the benefit Of
Mr.. Haywood's health.
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RUSSELL.

Elec Larimer of Luvcrne came Sun
day, having been called here by the
death of his sister Mrs. Mary Lodge.
Ida Price Of Corydon is here visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Miles Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hudson of Leslie
are here visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Hudson.
DR.. J. B. Rohb accompanied Miss
Hattie Willetts to Rochester. Mimi, FOR
consultation " it'll the Drs. Mayo.
Reuben Dillon returned home We'd
nesday night from Stuart where he has
been working on, tho new Christian
church. ....
On Wednesday night a shower was
given to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Werts
the home OF Mr.. Werts' parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. w. L. Werts. ."
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HOPEW ELL.

Emmett Walker and family spent
the week end in Bloomfield at the
parental Swinney home.
Odus Bridges and family were
guests at the Chas. Worrell home on
Sunday.
Mrs. Maria Hunter has been visiting
relatives in Ottumwa and about Or
manville
S. M. Hunter is looking forward to
a visit from their daughters Edna and
Gertie from California, in the near fu-
ture. ''a .
]. M. Walker and wife entertained
Loris CLOSER and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Lena CLOSER was a recent guest
with her son John and family. 49,.
George Brown and family spent
Sunday at the Charles Ward home near
Prairie Chapel. .......
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In Memoriam

Mrs. Bessie Pierce Mason.


The Usage Journal of Pawhuska,
Okla, under date of Thursday. March
10, has the following regarding the
death of Mrs. Paul B. Mason who was
formerly Miss Bessie Pierce of Ottum-
wa:
Died at her home in this city Mon
day night be tween the hours Of IL
and /. Bessie E., wife of Paul b.
Mason.
Bessie E. Pierce was born in Ottum-
wa, Iowa, July Is, 1881, and grew to
womanhood In the city of her birth.
On October 3, 1907, she was united in
marriage to Paul B. Mason and came
to this city where they have made
their home, bride. Beside her hus-
band she leaves two small daughters,
Mary, aged six years, and Martha,
aged IS months, a father and mother
and hosts of friends to mourn her de-
parture.
Mrs. Mason has been in poor health
for some time but was thought to be
recovering, having been out riding
Sunday before her death, which came
as a shock to the entire city. Funer-
al services were held at the family
residence this afternoon and the re
!, mains laid to rest in the city GENE
terry.
T George Pierce and wife, father and
mother of deceased from Ottumwa,
Iowa, Phil Mason of Newkirk. Ben
Mason of Pawnee and Mrs. Bertha
Carroll of Ottumwa, Iowa. were in at
tendance at the funeral The bar asso-
citation of which Mr.. Mason is an hon.
ored member assembled and unani-
mously adopted the following resolu-
ton of condolences:
Whereas, our Heavenly Father in
His infinite wisdom, has called from
life the wife of our honored brother
member of the Pawhuska bar, Judge
Paul B. Mason, and
Whereas, our profound sympathy
goes out to our sorrOwing brother and
| his motherless children on account of
their great and irreparable loss. there
fore, .
BE it resolved, by the members ~
| the Pawhuska Bar association that We
do hereby extend to our bereaved
brother our heartfelt sympathy in his
sad hour, assured that the noble, pa
tient, Christian life of the departed
wife anu UOCneT VIII De ldSllHk
benediction to him as we'll as to all
who knew her; and
| BE it further resolved, that copies
of these resolutions be furnished to
the press of the city, and the president
of this association be and is hereby
requested to take proper steps to have
same spread at length upon the jour
nails of the district and county courts
of Usage county, Oklahoma.
| Signed, r. H. Hudson, Chm.
! ATTEST A. M. Widows, Secy."
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RICHLAND.

Miss Lenna Duke is visiting Miss
Laura Barnett in Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Stalker have re-
turned from q visit with relatives In
Ames and Grinnell. .....
Mr. and Mrs. George Reams and
daughter went to Washington Monday
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mari have re-
turned from visit in keota with rela
tives.
H. NJ. Allerdice was called to Eddy
vile Tuesday to attend the funeral or
brother in law. 4
Payne Hinson, manager of the local
phone company attended meeting OF
the independent companies at Des
Moines this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hinshaw departed
Monday night for their home near
Spokane. Washington.
Mrs. George BaldersOn and daughter
Mary spent Tuesday in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Kline Of Pack
wood visited the parental George Kline
home Wednesday. .'
Mrs. L. P. Hihson has returned from
a visit in Oska]oosa.
A. F.. Bridger and Albeit Pringle
were business visitors in Sigourney on
Wednesday,
Miss Frances Jones began teaching
the spring term Of school Monday at
Launa.
Miss Docia Wade is teaching the
spring term Of school at No. 0.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Carl Coffman,
March II, a daughter
Joe Greiner Of Manitoba, Canada, is
visiting tho VIM. Harkins family and
other relatives.
Miss Patsy Wilson Of Washington,
Ia. visited this week with her sister
Mrs. Fred Smith.
Mrs. Elmer Johnston Of Marshall
town visited with home folks Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Lucille Harkins has returned
from visit with friends in keota.
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Schafer, foreman, William Albaugh,
Lyman Cohagan, Ralph Snow, Henry
Dimitt, M. l.. Truitt and j. A. Young.
NEW FEATURE FOR
COURIER PATRONS

Still another feature has been added
to the list of those appearing each
evening in The Courier. The latest ad-
dition is comic strip called Noodle,
the Poodle" which will be most in
teresting to children (and when 1t
comes to amusement, we are all child
REM. Noodle the Poodle is what his
name implies, poodle with lot OF
foolish notions in his noodle that get
him into all kinds Of comical situa-
tons. The new feature will appear
next week.
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OLlVET.

Business on the Rock Island at this
place is good, especially in the coal
line. There is an average Of two extra
trains each day.
Laurence Robinson was a business
caller in Knoxville on Monday. He
will go on the road for an auto COM
pany this summer.
Mrs. J. Top spent Monday night in
Harvey at The Digest home.
w. H. Wilkinson Of Des Moines was
a business caller here Tuesday.
The II. ]. Sedrel sale was largely at
tended on Tuesday and stock sold high.
A. De Cook spent Monday in Leigh
ton trading.
Rev. B. Downs Of Penn college filled
the pulpit in the NJ. P. church Sunday
night. The attendance was large.
Mrs. D. Perry and children Of Dali
las were in town this week visiting
friends.
F. c. Drake spent Midday in Oska-
loosa trading.
Mrs. Della Coryell and Mrs. Clark
Smith Of Tracey spent Sunday at the
parental John Dolan home.
D. Patten who has been i'll has re-
sumed his position as brakeman on the
Rock Island.
W. Rosen spent Thursday in Harvey
on business.
Mrs. r. v. Clark spent Tuesday in
Oskaloosa with relatives and friends.
Mrs. l.. Norris and daughter Edna
of Spring Greek visited this week at
the home Of her brother Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Laughlin. ao..
W. H Keeper Of Oskaloosa was a
caller in town Tuesday.
H. Kendig OF Des Meines was in
town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. J. Top spent Thursday in Os-
l1r, do, ,rphf Il,
is attending school there.
Clark Billings is taking medica
treatment Is Oskaloosa this week.
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SEYMOUR DOCTOR DIES.

Iowa City, March 21.-A telegram
from Excelsior Springs, Mo-, announc-
es the death of DR.. Chas. Maxwell of
Seymour, Ia, formerly of S. u. l.. His
daughter, Mrs. j. Frank Jamison, Of
Iowa City, was at his side, when the
end came. Her husband accompanied
her there, and they accompanied the
remains to Seymour, for interment.
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EDDYVILLE..

U,r.,, Emerson. Lincoln Lee and
Chas. Stuber left Wednesday 1or
wyoming on business trip.
Hiram Whitsel came down from
Oskaloosa Wednesday and spent ,the
day with relatives here.
Mrs. Jess Ward who has been visit
ing at the parental Gallagher home lefs
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RHODE ISLAND REDS. SINGLE
and Rose Comb from four pens of
high scoring stock I have raised and
shown Reds for ten years. have
more state fair and state show rib
hons than any breeder in Iowa. Eggs
81, 81 and 5: per IS. Good utilities
Main Line Poultry Yards, Wib F.
Clements, Agency. Iowa. Old phone
EOS. r.
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Jersey Cattle Sale Soon

Nodaway, Iowa, Adams County
IS head. 40 fresh cows.
Is heifer calves. Registered
herd bull fifteen months old.
Send for catalogue at once
to w. D. Jarman, Nodaway,
Ia. Col. w. H. Piper, Auct.
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FOR sALE-EGGS FOR MATCHING
from prize winning Buff Orpingtons.
would like to buy a few good large
sized pullets, any breed. Write me
your wants. G. D. Giltner & Son, f..
No. /. .Ottumwa New phone 5S4- w:
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JUDGE FRANCIS m. HUNTER OF
oTTUMWA is PRESIDING At
THE PRESENT SESSION
CASES ARE ASSIGNED
Listing Is Made From Chancery
Docket and These viii Be Taken
Up During the First
Five Weeks.

ing at 9 o'clock with Judge Francis NJ.
Hunter of Ottumwa presiding. The
session was taken up in this
greater part with the assignment OF
the chancery cases. 1t is the plan Of
the court to have chancery cases on
the docket for the first five weeks OF
the term and the other cases follow
later. With the opening of court this
afternoon the selection of the grand
jurors was begun.
The following cases have been as.
signed from the chancery docket:
First Monday.
Reeve VS.. Ray.
Robert Donahue VS.. Ray.
First Tuesday.
Edgerly VS.. Devin.
Ekinner vs.. Skinner.
Marshall VS.. Glenn.
Hendrickson VS.. Hendrickson.
First Wednesday.
Evans VS.. McReynolds.
Shank VS.. Hahn.
Newell VS.. Lewis.
First Thursday.
Honn VS.. McReynolds.
Crow vs.. Crow
Garner vs.. Garner.
Second Monday.
Foster VS.. LelSy. .-
Mum vs.. Berry.
Jones vs.. Stratton. ..
Foster vs.. Foster ..~
canning VS.. Thayer. ".
Laughlin VS.. Wilson.
Stratton VS.. Jones. ..
. Second Tuesday.
Young VS.. American Commercial
Travellers.
Jamison VS.. Jamison.
State VS.. Schaub.
Thomas VS.. c. r. I. & P. Ry.
Second Wednesday,.
Randall VS.. Pool.
Williams vs.. Williams.
Hartman VS.. Hartman.
Cromwell VS.. Ray.
Williams VS.. Williams.
Second Thursday
Myers VS.. Myers.
Cline VS.. Cline.
Street VS.. Street.
Johnson vs.. Peterson.
Nelson VS.. Peterson.
Second Friday.
: Travis VS.. Independent school dis
trict.
Third Monday. .
Hanson VS.. Lind.
Ottumwa Hardware Co. vs.. Box.
Silvers vs.. Cheadle.
Gates VS.. Gates.
Williams VS. Williams.
Edgerly VS.. City of Ottumwa.
Harper & McIntire Co. VS.. City of
Ottumwa.
Third Tuesday.
Hankammer VS.. Hankammer.
Cole VS.. Laughlin.
Davis VS.. Davis.
Bybee vs.. Shepherd.
South VS.. South.
Canny VS.. Canny.
Third Wednesday.
ADD. of w. H. Mynard.
Parcel VS.. Parcel.
Caldwell VS.. Caldwell.
Egan vs.. O'Malley.
Spurgeon VS.. Sturgeon.
IT, Third Thursday.
Hines VS.. Hines.
Coughlin vs. Coughlin. e"
Brewer VS.. Brewer.
Smith vs.. Smith.
Stoker VS.. Stoker
Strader VS.. Strader.
Fourth Monday.
Eddyville Sand Co. VS.. Mcmahon.
Eddyville Sand Co. VS.. Heard.
Eddyville Sand Co. vs. Watkins.
Hull VS.. City of Ottumwa.
Fourth Thursday.
App. of clyde Adams.
Grand Jurors Drawn.
The grand jurors drawn are: ]. M
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FOR SALE-BRAND NEW STOD-
dard Dayton passenger auto: Never
been run. Will consider smaller car
as part payment. ADDRESS M-19-D
care Courier.
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FOR sALE-BARRED ROCK EGGS
50 per hundred. Mrs. Olive Mlrord'
Route No I, Hedrick, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-EGGS FROM ROSE
Comb Rhode Island Reds and Crys-
tai White Orpingtons. So per Is from
pens and 81 per Is from free range.
Special prices on incubator lots.
Bourbon Red Turkey eggs So for 8.
Mrs. Lincoln Brown, r. 8, Ottumwa,
J0uyo
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FOR SALES. C. r. I. RED EGGS,
75c for Is. 81 per hundred. Mrs. f. A.
Hastings. Floris. Iowa.
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The Courier Want Ads
Will Sell it For You
For Sale

BARRED ROCK EGGS FOR SALE
from big boned birds. 75c per Is: S4:oo
per hundred Grace Emmons, Liberty
vile, Iowa.
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FOR SALE REGISTERED STEEL
grey Percheron stallion, 3 years. old,
Weighing around LOO. A promising
colt and sound. Will trade for horses,
cattle or sheep. Geo. r. Giltner. OF
t,lmwa, Ia r. 9. Bell phone Agency.
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Lost.
For Sale

SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORN
eggs, a strictly choice flock OF ma
tured winter layers. Raised on free
range. Prices reasonable. w. n. Boon
Batavia la.
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FOR SALE OR RENT--A FARM OF
* acres. Frank H. Glen, Kirkville,
Iowa.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-ONE REG-
istered French draft stanton. Ao-
dress Md care Courier.
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FOR SALE-BABY CHAIRS 5OC.
VIII send on trial to responsible par
ties. Phone 1341-K; 571 Red.
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EDDYVILLE.

The Aid society of the Baptist church
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-24

I will sell at public auction at my farm 6
Fremont road the following property,