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INSTRUCTION

CURTISS BUSINESS COLLEGE AND
Gregg Shorthand School, Boston block, Min
nearolis; prospectus sent showing how you
can improve yourself.
WANTED-LATIN TUTOR OR COMPETENT
university student to assist in making up
first year in Latin. $3.50, Journal.
FRENCH LESSONS BY NATIVE TEACHER;
easiest conversational method; success guar
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Journal
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WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: three in family; 81 per week. Refer
ences required. Call Sunday, 4l2 9th av Sc.
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NORTH DAKOTA, DICKEY COUNTY, 1000
acres, $3.50 to s12 an acre; Emmons county,
500 acres, $3.50 to IS; Sargent county, 1000
acres, So to So: Richland county, 1000 acres,
So Ransom county, 1900 acres, 81 to Sill;
and good farms in Steele, Walsh, Stutsman
cnnnties Z J. PerciYal 10G6 Guaranty bldg.
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FOR sALE-13376 ACRES, FIRST SELEC-
ton North Dakota lands, lying together; are
we'll watered about two-thirds good agricul
tural lands; fine for cattle, horses or sheep p;
ranch buildings; price $3.50 per acre: SIC, 600
cash. balance ten years, if wanted splendid
chance to get good ranch now cheap prices
are advancing Address P. O. Box 5l2, Min
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potato belt; soil is dark undulating till,
with clay mixture; rich and fertile, where the
tobacco plant fiourishes like the cactus in
Texas. Write or call to-day. E. f Lam
bert, Western Lands and Mortgages. 1923
Guaranty building, Minneapolis.
$4,000 ACRES IN BELTRAMI COUNTY,
splendidiy located for colonization purposes;
good soil, natural meadows, great abundance
of wood and tie timber; lands are adjacent to
Minnesota and International railroad and
Black Duck station; easy terms; write for
price and particulars. This is about the only
tract Of the kind which spectators don't con-
troll $500 acres in Carlton and Pine counties
at SO an acre. This is a bargain.
|. 1900 acres in Billings county, N. D., at So
an acre; good farm and coal lands.
], 300 acres in Itasca county, $3.50 an acre;
solid body.
10000 acres in Wood and Price counties.
Wis. If interested call. have a choice
selection of lands in Mile Lacs Morrison and
Aitkin counties for settlers wanting 40 acres
foo ! ~ ~
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MEDICAL

ELITE BATH PARLORs, sls HENNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs, massage. cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant
IDEAL bath parlors; massage, new manage
ment 101s 9TH st n, fiat, II, third floor.
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HAVE YOUR WAGON, BUGGY, CARRIAGE
or automobile repaired, painted or varnished
by the Downham Carriage Co., PIG 9Th st S.
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FROM 50 TO $50 HEAD OF FARM MARES
and drarters constantly on handy consign-
ments received Tuesdays, Thursday and Sat
urdays, at Nolan's Sale Stable. 20 I'd st n.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

SITUATION WANTED BY MAN HOLDING
chief engineers license; fully capable OF
handling engines and boilers from long eA-
perience; strictly temperate; references fur
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go FEMALE ~
GIRL WISHES PLACE TO DO LIGHT
Homework. Call 1927 Cedar av, second floor.
SCANDINAVIAN GIRL WANTS HOUSE
work in small house, small family; would like
to study vocal; cali at once, 1905 18th st.
SITUATION 1WANTED-BY LADY STEM
ographer several years experience: can as
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Address 5000. Journal
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THOROUGH GENTLEMAN, THOUGHTFUL
and indulgent as Americans are, large wealth,
tired Of loneliness, would marry amable lady.
Mr.. F. j. Kiefer Milwaukee. Wis.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-04
LEGAL.
ORIGINAL Notice

In the district court of wapello county.
LOW Iowa. January term, 1903.
To L. NJ. Hooker:
You are hereby notified that on or haforo
of plaintiffs, Ida Dickens. Milton Nj. Dick
ems ,tnN |. Dickens and Alma l. Dickens
me district court of Wapello county, Iowa
ffla11imins that they, are, the owners of the
following described real estate situated in
"T APE county, Iowa to-wit:
tionai quarter of section No. five (5) town
snip seventy-two tI2). range twelve Q2I:
me east half of thu. northeast quarter and
af n east 40 acres Of the southeast quarter
OF section No. thirty-two l321. township
seventy. three l!3). range twelve ~: the
west half of the southwest quarter. the
northeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter, the west half of the west half of tho
southeast quarter. and the northwest quar-
ter of section No thirty three (33) town
snip seventy three Ga). range twelve q2),
except the following portion of said north
ives West quarter commencing - rods west of
the center of said section 80. thence north
10 rods. thence southwest II rods thence
south 10 rods. thence east II rods to place
OF beginning and that they are credibly in
formed and believe that YOU make some
claim to said real estate adverse to them
ana asking that their title and estate he
established against your adverse claims
and that YOU he barred and forever estop-
ped from having or claiming any right or
title adverse 10 plaintiffs in and to said
premises, and that plaintiffs title thereto
And that unless YOU appear thereto and
defend before noon on the second day of
the next term. being the January term
1903, of said court. which will commence
at ottnmwn, on the 9TH day of January,
1908. default will be entered against you
and decree and Judgment rendered there
on as prayed.
Dated December .. 1902
HEINDEL < WERBER,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Robert Cunningham Celebrates Thir.
ty-ninth Anniversary.

ty-ninth Anniversary.
Highland Center, Dec. 4.-Sunday,
November %, 1902, was a day ever to
be remembered by Robert Cunning
ham and family of Highland Center,
as on that day Mr.. Cunningham was
thirty-nine years old. He was called
away to visit with his sister, Mrs. l..
l.. kitterman, near Ottumwa and did
not return until Sunday noon. Great
was his surprise to find his home filled
with friends and neighbors About
fifty were invited to dinner and the
day was spent in pleasant enjoyment.
Mrs. w. G. Evans pleasantly enter
tanned the company with vocal and
instrumental music. Those present
We're: Messrs. and Mesdames A. M.
Utterback, Hedrick; Morris Williams,
Ottumwa; S. H. Hawthorne, Hedrick;
johnson Graves, Martinsburg; w. G..
Allison, Hedrick; Weller, Hedrick;
w. G. Evans, Highland; L. l.. Hitter
man, Ottumwa; VIM. Payne, Dahlon-
ega; t. j. Raines, Dahlonega; T. H.
Smith, Dahlonega; A. Rogers, High
land Center; j. P. Eldriges, Highland;
Samuel Dimmitt Highland, and A. M.
Handy, Highland: the Misses Lillian
Hathorne. Hedrick; Nellie Payne, Dab
lonega; Edna Graves, Martinsburg;
Hazel Williams, Ottumwa; Pearl
Thomas, Ottumwa; Rosa Payne, Dab
lonega; Harriet Evans, Highland;
Marie Allison, Hedrick; Ruth Utter
back, Hedrick; Reta Evans, High
land; Helena Evans, Highland; Lou
lisa Dimmitt, Highland; Masters Ben
F. Kitterman, Ottumwa; Arion Smith,
Dahlonega; Ray Allison, Hedrick;
Thomas Payne, Dahlonega; Leo Payne,
Dahlonega; Fred Allison, .Hedrick;
Felix Evans, Highland; James Payne,
Dahlonega.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
chiIIicothe colored Man Arrested
Here on Trial for Life.

Si'iillSSttS SStSlS0 WI eiIl SSlSI
Here on Trial for Life.
John Smith, the colored man who
was arrested in Ottumwa the morning
of August 24.1901, on the charge OF
murder, is. having his trial before the
district court in Chillicothe, Mo-, fol-
the alleged crime, having been in jail
all of the time since he was placed
there upon being removed from this
city to Chillicothe. where it is alleged
Smith shot colored man named Ed
ward "Possie" Brown. The affair took
place in barber shop at Chillicothe
Witnesses say that Smith entered a
barber shop and drawing revolver
walked to where Brown was drying
his face with towel, and said:
"Possie, what did you say to Le-
na?" (Smiths wife,
81 said | was going to get even with
knockers" is said to have been
Browns answer and Smith retortad
with four bullets which took effect in
the, mans body and caused immediate
death.
Smith escaped on a Milwaukee
freight from Chillicothe, Immediately
after the shooting and came to Ottum-
wa on the. passenger train arriving
here at $50 a. M The Chillicothe au-
thorities had wired that the man was
probably coming here, and Thos.
O'Brien, who was then on the police
force, boarded the train at the Milwau-
lsee junction and arrested the man. On
the way to the station he admitted
having done the shooting, but claimed
he did it in self-defense, and did not
then know that his man was dead
The defense in the trial will attempt
to prove that Brown had threatened
to kill Smith on sight, and that the
shooting was really in self-defense.
Smiths mother resides in Oskaloosa,
and is fairly well-to-do.
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"A NEW STATE.
is Carved Out of Oklahoma and In
dian Territory.


dian Territory.
Washington, Dec. 3.-The commits
sion on territories has agreed to re-
port bill for the admission of Okla
homa and Indian Territory. as one
state under the name of Oklahoma.
New Mexico and Arizona are not in
the bill.
Senator Lodge today introduced a
bill to regulate the currency in the
Philippines, establishing it on a gold
basis.
Nelson of Minnesota, reported a
substitute to the house bill providing
for the admission of certain territories
into the union as states. recommends
ing the admission of Oklahoma and In
dian Territory as one state under the
name Of Oklahoma.
After a short discussion of the house
immigration bill, resolutions of regret
on the death of Representative DeGraf-
fenreid and Sheppard, of Texas, were
adopted. The senate then adjourned.
The house today went into commit
tee OF the whole with Grosvenor in
the chair and took up consideration of
a bill to defray the expenses of the
coal strike commission. Gaines, of
Texas, offered amendment placing an
thracite coal on the free list. Benton,
OF Missouri, member of the appropri-
ations committee, declared he could
no longer support the bill. He said
the President had no legal authority
to create the commission. Many mem
bers warmly defended the course of
the President, Lacey, of Iowa. charac-
terizing it as one of the ''boldest acts
in the history of an executive.
The bill passed without division and
the house adjourned until Friday.
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Sheriff's Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of
special execution, to me directed by the
ty. Iowa, against the goods, chattels lands,
tenements. etc, of Thomas Gibbons de-
i will offer at public sale, to the highest
and best bidder. for cash, at the front
door of the court house in the city of OF
tumwa Wapello county, Iowa. on the 18th
day of December, 1902. between the hours
of 8 o'clock a. m. and / o'clock p. m. on
said day, all of said Thomas Gibbons right
described property situated in Wapello
county Iowa. to-wit: The undivided inter-
est of Thomas Gibbon in lot seven 80
block twenty-one t211 town of Eddyville
Iowa Sale to commence Mt the hour of
] o'clock p. m. 5of said day.
Witness my hand this 18th day of No.
Nember, 1902 ]. II. CREMER,
Sheriff of Wapello County, Iowa.
BY JOHN ID. STEPHENS, Deputy.
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ANOTHER TRIP TO MISSOURI

We leave for Perry. Mo-, again next
Thursday evening, and if you have some
money You would like to see doubled, go
along down anu see if it don't look that
way to YOU. The locality | am working
now. is just beginning to attract outside at
tention
Prices have Just begun to pick up rapidly
there during the past few weeks. l fully
expected that this would be the case as
there was no good reason why prices on
farms in That locality should not go as
high as in all other sections of Missouri
which had been pushed. To the buyer who
invests there within the next four weeks
there will he profit of 81 to $40 per acre
before next March. It's Il plain PROPOSE
tion. 1t will look plain To you If you go
along and see for Yourself
Don't forget the date, next Thursday er-
enng,
NORRIS WILLIAMS,
Baker Building. Ottumwa, Iowa
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ASKS FOR DIVORCE.
w. T. Peppers Files Petition for Legal
Separation from Wife,

w. T. Peppers, through his attor-
neys. Williams & Williams, has filed
a petition in the office of Clerk H. w.
Michael, asking for a decree. of d.
vorce from his wife, Myra Peppers,
and alleging desertion as the grounds
for the action. The petition states
that the wo were married in Davis
county in 1873 and that they have
three daughters and three sons, the
eldest being twenty-six years of age.
The petition further says that Mr.. and
Mrs. Peppers lived together as man
and wife until September 1900 when
the defendant left her husband and
has never returned.
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the mu-
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
he used except on prescriptions from repu.
table physicians. as the damage they will
bly, derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by L. j. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, o., contains no mercury and
is taken internally. acting directly upon
ten. In buying Halls Caturrh Cure he
sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken in
ternally, and made in Toledo, Ohio. by Il.
j. Cheney y Co Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. price ioc. per bottle
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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SEE THEIR FINISH
"Home Co Operative" Companies
Fear for Their Security.
NEBRASKA CALLS THEM LOTTERIES
Attorney General MuIlan of Iowa Is
Avowed in His Intention to Force
Them Out of the State and the Ne.
4 braska Decision May Help Do so.

The promoters and managers of the
various home cooperative" compa-
MES engaged in doing business in
1owa-both of home production and
outsiders-are a little worried over the
decision of the Nebraska supreme
court rendered last week, in which it
is held that this form of doing bust
ness SO nearly approaches the lottery
in it's essential features that it can
not be tolerated under the Nebraska
law
This is the first time these compa-
MES have been attacked from that
quarter. Nearly all their business was
being done by unincorporated socie-
ties, firms, partnerships or associa-
tions, because it was not found eonve-
nient to expose the business by incor-
poration. The last Iowa legislature
tried to head it off by passing strin-
gent law to compel these unincorporat-
ed concerns to come under the rules
of the building and loan associations
and put up securities and make public
their plan of doing business, When it
became known that this was. to be
done number of companies were in
corporated under the general laws for
doing home co-operative% business,
and these companies are making a
hard fight to perpetuate their exist
ence. A strong fight is being made to
have the new law declared unconsti-
tutional, because if it stands it means
an end to the whole business, proba-
bly, even with the companies previous
ly incorporated.
The Nebraska Decision.
Now comes the Nebraska supreme
court with decision putting them on
plane with the outlawed lotteries of
the country. The case came before
the Nebraska court on quo warranto
proceedings by the attorney general
against the Nebraska Home company,
organized in Nebraska, but doing bust
ness from Kansas City, and Justice
Sedgwick declared that the company
is not only a lottery, but is not EMIT
led to do business because it makes
promises which cannot be fulfilled.
This company is doing business by
numbering certificates, and the first
one gets first chance at the money in
the treasury. While the first twenty
two applicants out of 1000 may re-
ceive the benefits promised inside of
the twenty-month period after the i'll
ing OF the applications, the thousandth
applicant has little to hope for in this
world as it will take him seventy
years to realize, and the company is
not in a, position to guarantee him a
"home" in the next world
The essential feature Of this, as in
all sthe home co-operatives, whether
they purpose to sell houses or horses
or diamonds. is that some of the Ger
tificate holders are favored before
others, either by the chance of mum
bering or by drawing lots, or in some
other way The Nebraska court holds
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FOR SALE

$500 stock of merchandise.
$1,000 buys ~ acres land with n fine
ten room house and barn. You can't build
the house for the money. Best bargain iii
the city
$1,000 buys nice seven room house and
barn, large lot.
$4,000 buys fine ten room brick house
on Main street. Good Investment.
$1,000 buys finest residence lot in OF,
tumwa.
100 acre farm, fine as silk. at S45 per
acre, two miles to railroad town east of
Ottumwa
Wanted-For cash customers. good houses
and lots. List with us for quick sales.
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land Co.
j. =. HULL.
Real Estate and Insurance Aget

Real Estate and ihsurahce Agent
who has conducted Real Estate and
Insurance Agency in South Ottumwa,
Iowa, for the last 10 years, has NOV
ed his office in with Seneca Cornell,
in the Summers Block, corner of Sec
ond and Court streets, and will be
found there in the future, and will be
pleased to see his old customers and
new ones will always be welcome
He will endeavor to give your business
prompt and honest attention Will
conduct rental and general insur-
ance business. He has also purchased
one-half interest in the abstract
business with Seneca Cornell.
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Do You Want to Sell
Your prOperfy?

Come in and tell us about it. 1t is our
business to find buyers. You can't afford
to take the time to hunt buyers when we
work as cheaplg as we do. List with us
now and You will never be sorry of it.
Do You Want to Buy Property?
Come in ana gel US what you want We
ing it and viii sell 1t 20 you just as cheaply
as the owner If you will give us the OPP
portunity we Will convince you of this
fact fact We hay, have some choice Sy bargains In
last week for some East End property and
had more listed than the buyer wanted,
so have some on hands now. Better come
in and see about it,
LOWENBERG g. CO.
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this to be lottery, and therefore will

this to be lottery, and therefore will
not tolerate them.
There is an impression that the new
Iowa law will finally be defeated in
some manner, but if the Nebraska
precedent is followed the attorney
general of Iowa, who has declared war
on the whole system of getting money
under various subterfuges, will have
an easy way of reaching them more
directly than by Iowa law. At any
rate the Nebraska decision is of
especial interest in view of the deter
mind effort being made to break up
this class of business in Iowa.
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Notice-Proof of Will.

State of Iowa, Wapello County S. In
the district court.
TO all whom 1t may concern:
Notice IS hereby given. that m instru-
ment in writing, purporting to be the last
W. and testament of Thomas Austin, de-
read by the undersigned, and that [ have
fixed Monday. the 10th day of December,
1902, as the day for hearing proof in rela-
ton thereto.
Witness my official signature with the
seal of said court, hereto affixed,
(Seal.) this Goth day of November 1872
II. w. MICHAEL
Clerk District Court.
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MISSOURI LANDS

We have a large list of choice prairie
and bottom Farms located in Rails, Monroe
and Audrian counties. with fine growing
crops that cannot he surpassed by any
state In the Union. These lands range In
price from $50 to $40 per acre owing to
location and Improvements. You will make
no mistake in coming to see us and buying
these lands. For further particulars come
: WINTERS & TUCKER, Perry. Mo.
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cummins Pleased with MESSAGE.

Des Moines, Dec. ST am pleased
with the Presidents message" said
Governor Cummins. ut is strong
document. While perhaps it does not
go as far on the question of tariff re-
vision as some of us have gone, it is
in the right direction. The idea of
the President that the reduction of the
tariff is not the proper means to reach
the evils of the trusts is correct"
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READ THESE
WANT ADS
ESTRAYED.

light red cows six years old and was
purchased Mt The Dickens sale. Return
or send information to j. NJ. Arnold, 542
Nofth Green, and be literally rewarded.
sTRAIED-A BAY MARE, LAME IN
Iionf leg. Return and receive reward.
Phillips Big Store.
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The Courier for News.
j. S. CHANDLER

Real Estate Dealer and Auctioneer.
good list of farms and city prop
erty. Farm, Stock and Merchandise
sales conducted and satisfaction guar
anteed. Tin cups at free lunch for
auction sales.
Dates Made at kirkviIle, Iowa.
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FARMS. RANCHES THE GAS AND
oil belt) In the warm climate of south,
east Kansas. the, land of corn, wheat, al
talfa, blue stem. and English blue grass:
also cattle, hogs, and all kinds of live
stock Land for sale in tracts. and on
terms to suit the rich and poor Write
US what YOU want, Long Brothers, FIRE.
donna, Kansas
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FOR SALE-RANCH OF ITO ACRES. $50
acres Of first class river bottom ali under
cultivation, 30 acres of second bottom in
cultivation. Balance good meadow pas
ture; very latest improvements: good
reed lots: good water; one mile from good
town. Scott Hoiderman. Quincy Kansas
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twelve men who had saved her from
the penitentiary.
Will Leave Ottunwa

Mrs. Garrett said today that al.
though she will remain in Ottumwa
for short time she expects to leave
the city within week or two. Her
neighbors, who evidently sympathized
with her greatly, are much pleased
over the verdict.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-NEW MOUNTED
LenoX well-drill machine and tools.
bargain. Address c. A. Henry, NJ. D.,
CoMpetinc. Iowa
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NEW COUNTRY oPENING-CITY PROP
erty and farms to sell and lease. Booklet
describing country and conditions for
2oc COIN. Claremore Realty Co., Clare
more, L. T.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALB-CHOICE POLAND CHINA
hogs. either sex, 125 TO select from.
James Shields.
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CHOICEST IN OTTER TAIL,
and surrounding counties. Wild and i'm
proved. Cal! or address A. w. Allen,
Henning, MINI.
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POULTRY. STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS
Also city property, live town. 30 miles
from st. Louis, values advancing. Write
at once Cook, Daniels 4 Norris, Green
vile, Ill.