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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
The Christmas line of Morris
 Chairs is ready.

Priced at S650 to 5000 They're handsome lot this year. We've never put out as fine a line before. Cushions are very attractive also. Cushions retail from $4O0 to 5000. Some very choice patterns amongst them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
ALL DOING WELL.

BefhIehem. Pa. Dec L-The nine passenEers who were injured in the wreck of the scrzhfon -ayer- ca the New Iexey Central railroad near Penn Haven Tuncfion lzst night and uho were brsu9ht to sf TInke's hos pifaL this cifT. are doinx vel lt vas rfzted by the hazpltaI authuritlex to- Har that nune of the f1zzeenxeFs is f4- fniIF hurf nnd fkzf thefr injuries COG <,zf nzl1iT of Sight lFnisez 1zd r1u ft<zoza
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
TURKEY GOING no YIELD

Paris. Dec LA wire received by fhe foreign Odice herp indicates that Turkey is going to yirid fe she de maud Of the powers fer tbe financial contrpl cf MareSiouia. The Inferna- tiaral feez has not been arlIeref fo Izzre ne island of Nfylene for ae- EFrHive a<tlon elserhrre.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
sh.rslla ceIIIerr stm ssrs..

sHAMOKfN. Pa Dec 1.-Tse En- ferprise coIlierT, owned by w. [. Con neIl & Go. of scrznfee. uhich vas on fire for oTpr z year and which was off, cizlly frclzrpsl extlnguiehef last week. has ben found to ie stfH on Ere above the water leref
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
Wednesday Night will be a
 busy one.

Why not come in and look over the stock to-m0rrow morning7 After moons if you wish. but mornings are always the most satisfactory because you can get most attention given to you
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
RESTORED TO-DAY.

Washington. Dec 1.-TeIegraphic communication with St Petersburg has been restored. The state department received this message from Mfr Eddy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

The funeral of Mrs Mary Jaue o'Rourke took place this morning from the family residence. 14 Grove street, to St Thomas church, where a solemn mass of requiem was celebrat- ed by Father Crowley. assisted by Father Sheehan and Father Sullivan. After the service Calvary" was ren- dered by Edward Deegan. and Near CT, My God. to Thee" by Miss Rose Roberge. The bearers were J. H. Mo ran, James Moran, Edward Bergen, Edward Balfe, Thomas Finnegan and owen Finnegan. The burial was in St Joseph's cemetery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
WATER ruzEcASr

Foreeaef for Csurestfcuf- Pair to- niztt zz1 s1turlay. Hifb sigHlg ris- ing tsnpsr1fz1ss HEht. Fari1bls zinls.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
Buying Furniture this year for
 their friends,

and placing orders every day. The best time Is now.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01

John J. COnroy of 36 Pratt place died yesterday afternoon. He leaves widow. four children. Gertrude, Roswell. Timothy and Leo. and two sisters. Mrs William Parkinson and Miss Elizabeth ConrOy. The funeral will he held at s:30 o'clock tomorrow morning with a mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment In St Joseph's cemetery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
Ths Hsnpssn ssIIsw Furnilur, Co.

snussr1 sssg sH ~ cs<szzssi
 G-r<p>l Ez<t< lassss.s sI...n H.us I... srs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01

Francis. the 1S-months-Old son of MT and Mrs James McEvoy of SSG Dublin street. died yesterday The fu- neral will be held at 2 o'clock to-nor- row afternoon with interment In Cal vary cemetery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
Three Weeks from
 Monday to
 CHRISTMAS.

And the days are flying fast. Wise buvers are
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01

Gaston. infant child of ATr and Mrs John Lucas. G29 North Riverside street. died yesteriay. The funeral took place this afternoon with inter ment in Calvary cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
COURT NOTES

Flora II Mann has brought suit
against Robert J Mann for divorce.
on the grounds - cruelty and er-
csssive drinking. Mann owns con
siderable valuable property At
Fairbanks
Anna Wahiherg was awarded
t3.ooo FOR the support Of her chud
Tuesday IN her suit against Pred
Rerguuesf. of Spokane whom she
alleges IL the father Of the child
BefEgueat did not contest the suit
but - IL said placed his property
~ the hands Of the court and lied
70 Sweden. his native land.
By order q Judge Fratcr. Tuea-
day. Mrs. A. ~ Sanford. mother Of
J " Twins. fr. aged 8. vac given
privilege 60 visit the boy. although
his custody was left IN the hands
of hts father, the court believing
ihat continual passing back and
forth 81 The boy from one family
70 another would work injury 10
hia mind and character. Since his
birth almost hts parents have been
fighting IN The courts over his GUS
tody. Judge Frater's order wna
merely modification Of Judge Rem
sons. which prohibited the mother
visiting the child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

done anything toward eaneellluK
any Of the contracts whore the law
r. being violated In spite OF the
fact that Assistant Engineer JEFF
frey claims 70 be unable % procure
evidence against the offending con
tractors one OF them walked into
the office OF the board o. works.
Tuesday. aud stated frankly that
his men were working 10 houra Ills
excuse was that he could not finish
his Job In the time specified unless
he worked more than eiEat hours.
p. ! McHugh. the contractor on
the Hill tract grading job. Is said 20
have determined To- take his case
into court II arrested However.
the officers 81 the Western Central
Labor Union have taken steps TO
procure evidence which the board
Of works has failed 10 find aud they
believe the guilty contractors can
easily be convicted The matter f.
20 be discussed az the meeting Of
the Western Central Labor Union
wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
LABOR UNION PARTY
WILL Be FORMED HERE
FAILURE OF CITY OFFICERS TO ENFORCE LABOR LAWS
CAUSES LEADERS TO REVOLT AND ORGANIZE
PROTECTION

A labor union party In Seattle
may be the result Of the failure %
the board Of works and the school
board up to the present time to en-
force the state eiEht-hour Law.
The formation % such a party Is
nov being seriously discussed BY
union leaders. They have come 10
the conclusion that they cannot get
a fair deal In labor matters from
the city officials. and In order 10
carry ont the eight-hour law and
other labor union measures they are
figuring on putting candidates 81
their own into the field At the
municipal election next spring.
The activity of the Citizens ALI
ance ia one of the conditions which
has lmpelled the union men to be-
stir themselves They claim that
the alliance. By reason ~ thor
aughiy organized campaign. II rap
idly securing more and more influ-
ence with the city administration.
the Chamber Of Commerce. the
board q education and other public
bodies. They allege. for Instance.
that the reason that the school
board has declined 70 enforce the
eight hour law or 10 consent 70 the
employment OF only union mon IN
the construction Of school build
inRa. Is that Directors John sehram
and j. r. Galbraith are members OF
the alliance. They claim. also. that
other members are unduly influ-
enced by anti-unlon influence.
n is also feared by some ~ the
labor leaders that the Citizens ALI
ance Is obtaining an undue lnflu.
ence over several ~ the union lead.
ers themselves II ia pointed out In
this connection that some Of the
union chiefs are not making as
strong a fight for the enforcement
Of the eight hour Law as they nigh
The boarS Of works has not y,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
PORTLAND HAS A
REAL VENDETTA
rwo SONS ITALY ARE AFTER EACH OTHERS HEARTS
sLooD-LovE a WOMAN BEHIND IT ALL

irons and talking baseball 10 them.
Michael then wrote letters urging
TIE woman 10 come ta him. The
letters aFn burning misafyrs 81 love
and were carefully turned over By
The oolses Of his affections 70 her
husband. A letter came asking the
LADY % meet Michael a. certain
hour that evening At the corner.
Joe himself filled the appointment.
Mfka stood idly BY when joe Ap-
preached and refused to notice him.
lie denied that be was waiting TO see
his friends wlfe. and denied the
authorship Of the letter which was
shown him
In tbs fsht that followed Mike
lost several teeth Knives and re-
VIEWERS Nsrc drawn. bat friends
ended the encounter before either
vas seriously hurt. Each has had
the oyer arrested and both have
retained lawyers
Michael was married. but his wlfe
deserted htm. saying that she had
been hypnotired BY a stranger b.
means q a white oaruation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
HIS DEATH
A MYST TER
BODY or GEORGE NELSON
FOUND m BAY At FOOT OF
KING STREET

Mystery surrounds the death Of
George Nelson. laboriug man
whose body was found at the foot
OF King street shortly after o'clock
"Wednesday morning by nn employe
Of the Pacific lfuel company a re-
port of the WoNaome discovery was
made to the police and Detective
Catbctt detailed 10 investigate the
eHrs. The detective thinks that
Nelson got on a spree and tumbied
into the water and WIS drowned.
The tide had evidently washed the
body ashore or left It there when
# receded There was 80 cents IN
change IN the dead mans pockets
There were no marks OF violence.
The body had been IN the water
about 10 hours
Nelson TO- little known iH this
city. bat has been around the lower
section for some time Natufalizn-
ton papers taken out a. FAN Fran
cisco IN 1887. bearing the name u
George Nelson, were found on the
body. Nelson WAS about IS years
Of age. The remains were removed
Go tho Bonnoy= Watson morgue. Cor
ouer Carol has been notified Of the
supposed drowning bat has not de-
eIded yet whether u n necessary 90
hold nu inquest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
tss.slsI ,s The s,arl

PORTLAND. Ore April ia-A
FIRE. veafssia = raging In that See
tor q pprtlsna inhabited By the
ssarthy checked descendants Of the
Caesars known a. Little Italy
Hlsos aione. lt l. claimed. viii ap-
rsas. De fierce hatreds q the lat
- Fixhts have occurred on the
street. furious women are hloW Tag
% snbern o. dlacord across back
fi1cts. lawyers are wrauEiinE IN
gsars. aat the district attorney 3
ss.es Ia warned Of serious trouble.
Back Of Il all Is the cid story.
- love Of a woman Fer the sake
: q American kirI the wife 81
sss Oiov3HoIlA a somewhat recent
rriEai ffom Itaiv. stiiettos have
Assn unshs4thed. friends become
easmiss and the vendetta declared
y the rejected tover.
ios Gi0sanoili met the pretty
American girl and wooed and won
Asf Among the friends Re Invited
= he home vas Michael MerceIIo.
sae tolls IN the street % improve
nf city thorouEhfares For many
szTs Michael called 70 see his
'nsnd and there vas 10 sign %
fsseis. But once hs called and his
ifisHe vas not a. home. and he
- his friends beautiful wife Of
y Owe and she told him 70 forget
= He became furious. He would
- b insulted. be said. and he
rosl1 gotta da evan"
Bat he vas back In q few days
fasing love songs beneath her win
sss Shiis Joe was busy shaving "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

! ms To surrender They did 30. bat
while tho patrolmnn was handeuf.
fing Thomas Hallam. the second
holdsup. preparatory to taking
both Of them 10 the patrol box Col
llnh broke away aud ran Ryan took
his charge into a nearby restaurant
and ordered tho frightened pro
prietor To guard the prisoner A
chase resulted I'm the capture Of Col
Inns. who feared death at the hands
OF the determined officer.
Me0aha says there cannot be a
mistake Ia the two men Collins
Stuffed gold watch tahen from
the pockets OF McGaha while he was
endeavorlnE to dodge the leadsn
pellets fired by the patroiman. II
was afterwards found aud IL held
As evidence against the highway
mon When searched at police head
quarters Collins had tlaai Aun
ilallam tt2at. This amount cor
responds a. the sum taken from
McGaha.a pockets
The police believe these are tho
two desperate hishwaymeu who
have terrorised First avenue for
some time
Sunday uight Harry Carry Wa
robbed ~ 40 BY hlEhwaymou IN
front Of the olympic apartments on
upper First avenue Monday night
a young man was robbed 90 g. IS
underneath the treatle on University
atreof on Western avenue The
hold ups had NO guns and aid not
wear masks They practieed what
Is known a. the strong arm Ia pa-
lice narlanee Information will be
filcd against them direct aa the pa-
lice believe they have sufficient evil
denee 10 warrant thls procedure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
NAUGHTY
LOUISE
PORTLAND GIRL HAS A mkatb
FOR RUNNING AWAY
(spselsi te The star.l

PORTLAND. ore. Aptll is.--Aft-
- two weebv' search the police
have succeeded IA locating Louise
Wagner. the ft-Yeaf girl who
escaped from her home Ia this city.
az a farm house five miles FROM
Gresham.
The Eirl saw the detective a. be
approached IN huEKy and tried
90 escape. SHE losk ed herself iu an
outhuildinK and withstood sieEa for
uoms time. but was finally captured.
Two weeks ago Louise. who has
a mania Ter runa way cacapadru. dis
appeared from home. after having
made elaborate arrangements TO de-
eeivn her folks and RiVs her time
% escape. she carefully arranged
n dummy which looked remarkably
IKE person lying IN he'd. Then
she turned on the gas ietM locked
the door and threw the key away
Taking bundle 81 clothing abe
raised the window. ieaped from the
second story and disappeared Ia the
night
The strong odof Of gas aroused
the house and Investigation revealed
the fact that the fumes came from
the girls room. but efforts 10 gain
entrance we're futile The police
were telephuned for and by means
81 a ury the lock was forced and the
room entered.
on the bed lay a quiet form. ons
was pouring out Of open jets. II
was plainly a case Of suicide. and
the women we're hearibroksn til the
blue coated officer hearilexnly
struck back the bed clothing. re-
veallnR the bolster Meanwhile the
-trI had made rona her aar,va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
WAITING THE END

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. Aprii
1.-THE condition Of Joseph Jeffer-
son was slightly better this morn
Ing. He spent a restfui night and
appeared bright and cheerful this
morning. The doctors and members
Of the family have given up an hope
Of bis surviving any length Of time.
The veteran actor himself realizes
that the end iH near. aud is calmly
resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
HOLDIJP S
CAPTURED
PArRotMAN RYAN GETS PAIR OF srRoNo.Aam ON
A VICTIM

A VICTIM

unaasistod Patrolmen T. Ryan
captured two desperate hlghWnymcu
on First avenue south about . 80
o'clock "Wednesday morning. short
~ after they had held up and rob
bed W. T. Mcaaha. q contractor aud
business man Of this city. The hold
up men We're IN the act OF diyidiuE
their spells in an adjacent saloon
Tho police officer watched them. as
their actions we're suspicious About
this time Mc0aha. covered with mud
and hatleaa aud hrcathieaa. appeared
upon the scene and identified both
men. In arreating them J " Col
Tins. who claims 60 be- gas filter
broke away and patrnlman Ryan
did not catch him until three blocks
had been cor cred aud several shota
fired
McGaha lives In the rear Of a0s
First avenue south He was on his
way home "Wednesday morning when
stopped by the hiKhwaymen. They
grabbed him from behind az a dark
spot and threw him into the mud
one OF tho thugs held his hands
tightly over the victims eyes while
the other searched hia pockets. They
obtained So So eli McGaha had
After the struggle the men ran from
the scene leaving their victim In a
semi-conHciuua condition. lie
aroused himself aud followed them
a. diseroet distance. arriving juaf
In the nick Of time
Those are the men that robbed
me" gaspod NeGaha 10 Pairolman
Ryan.
The police officer did not hesitate.
bat promptly drew hlH revolver auu
ordered the men he had been watch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
Oners So Reward

4 reWs rd Of $500 is offered for the
arrest of Pictro TORTURED. who muir
dcred y Vllardo Ia san Francisco
not long ago. The Seattle police
received one Of the circulars and It
IL supposed that the murderer took
the northern course In his efforts
10 escape The murder bore all the
ear marks Of the malta and was the
most diabolleal committed IN the
California metropolis for years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
wan REVENGE
ny scripps News ASSN

PARIS. April lin retaliation
Tor killing worlgmen at Limoges. the
anarchists are preparing 10 inauFu-
rate a campaign against the army
and police officers. II IL reported
hat they have decided to refrain
from large demonstrations. but viii
Kiii any army Officers or policemen
caught alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 10.
Mariana Toribio. a justice OF the
peace at Marivules. Luzon. IL under
arrest charged with scdltIon. Ae-
tordlng 10 advicea received here.
Tnribio wrote letters intended 10 in
tite the people t. rebellion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
KOCH ON TRIAL

MkNKOATO MINI. April "a
The second trial N George r Koch.
Dentist Gebhart. at New Tim. began
here this morning. Koch IL out on
$4,000 bail lie " confident of ae-
quittuL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

Garden Hose and Lawn sprink
lers Of all kinds. The Rubber store
IA LIST ave. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

''Httf' Tor 3FhfHs
"rho Bankers Daughter" ia tho
type ~ play that appeals 10 the
average play Eaer. and the Ferris
company at the Renttie thcater "a
happily cast in the different parts.
In the Ear East" the Russia Jap
aneae war play at the Third Avenue
theater this week ~ drawing big
houses az every performance IL
continues all week excepting Friday
night when the Third Avenue thea
ter viii be DARK The usual matinee
VIII be given Saturday. and ~ Gli
nom Albany opens there next
Sunday. The latter IL farce com
edy
Al the star thentar yesterday
afternoon and evening three packed
houses haw the following bin Of
popular vaudeville. Nellie Germ. IN
an Illustrated SONG. I'm Trying So
Hard 90 Forget You" the bioFraph.
with moving pictures OF Ncw York
police ilfe Mr. aud Mrs Tracy and
company OF four In a comedy sketch.
THE Frisky Mr. Jones'" Billy Tan.
ana irish dancing comedian. aud
Holmes & Mack. two show girls. IN a
neat song and dance turn.
There are two hoadilnera. The
first - Pamahasika'a trained Aus
trHiian coekatooa and trained dogs.
at With new tricks The second IL
p'tthano's Royal Italian Band Of 20
pieces. The band renders four sell
eetiahA and the leader has interest
ne rqQnnsftamn II f. announced
mar These numbers VIII be changed
HeFHal timra during the week There
viii be- daily matlussH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

The most dangerous feature Of the
big Chicago teamHtern' strike. from
the police point % view. ia a street
blockade
symuathctie tcamaterH wtH Get
their teama tangled up. In n second.
there iH a blockade. crowds assem-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19
At THE THEATERS

4 tttt tttttt 4
A &
a Grand Pollard Opera COM 4
= pHny in ~ Runaway Girl 4
4 TunefuL sclntlllutlng opera 4
A produced by clever young peas 4
a pie We'll worth noaIoE 4
Henttie@"Thr fiunher'a 4
= Daughter" Familiar stock play 4
a we'll aetedo aud well staged 4
\ Third Avenue In the Far 4
4 East Jap. ttuua war drama. 4
4 erui but entertaining Boenieot
4 features good. 4
Star Polite Vaudeville. 4
4 bright aud clean performance. 4
A A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-19

Aaatiaee hka salb-ssae waa driszht-
Cd ~ tha pellara e3itaHeH at the
tauFzi Opera mousse THeHIay Htgghi
% hahaway GHl" - ~ clever a
ooHic opera Wa has been Bhyea m
Seattle for yenra.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
IT WAS POOR FUSE
The Cheapness of it was Costly to a
 Santa Cruz Miner.

Hon. R. R. Richardson of Patagonia, one of Santa Cruz county's most prom inent citizens, was a business visitor in the city this week, says the Border Vidette
 In speaking of the killing of Ed. Hill in the Bland mine Nov. 2S by the ac- cidental explosion of a shot, he said the accident undoubtedly would not have occurred if MT. Hill had not been using a very poor grade of fuse. the sale of which should be prohibited by law. The only thing it has to recOm- mend it is it's cheapness. and we take occasion to warn all miners to be on the lookout for this cheap fuse and re- fuse to use it.
 If Ed Hill had refused to do so. he would doubtless be alive today. As to the question of holding inquest over the remains of the unfortunate man, MT. Richardson said every possible effort was made to procure a coroner to go to the Bland mine which is situated in Patagonia precinct, which at the time of the unfortunate accident, was with out a justice of the peace. Judge Gil- dea of Nogales precinct was honest in his belief that the Bland mine was in Judge Blacks Tubac precinct and when he received a telegram from R. R. Richardson announcing the accident he immediately sent a messenger to notify Judge Black. It looks as if
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
FOR RENT.

Small 8 room house aafsTnisAsa for SC per month.
 Small room house. unfuraished. for S5 per month.
 3 room house with screen Kitchen far S10 per month.
 ? room brick and frame house for s- per month.
 very large brick rooms and tent house with city lots for rent cheap or will sell at a great sacrifice.
 c room brick and frame house with bath, cellar. etc. in good condition. aI- most new. owner leaving city for sIeSa per month. Will sell aI q great bar gain.
 5 room brick close ia for SIS p-- month.
 3 room brick. partly furnished and stable on rear of lot. for SIC per month.
 room brick house with all modern conveniences. close in and In the Very best part of the city for $50 Der month.
 room very large frame house with nice shade trees and shruhbery and three city lots fenced for SO per month.
 rooms nicely furnished with gas and wood stoves. bath. etc. for S45 p-r month.
 3 rooms nicely furnished for se5 per per month.
 rooms we'll furnished for SIS Der month.
 room furnished house for ss9 per month.
 room furnished hOusS foT aTs r~s month.
 9 room furnished house tor tTs pss month.
 10 room furnished house fee tiss ss- month.
 15 room lodging house foe rent at s-s per month.
 room two story brick fo- sec rSF month.
 room brick close in fer sgs Fsr month.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14

Judge Gildea was acting In goOd falrh. does II nOts
 Evidently bull was made sCme- where. by someone. and In future car should be taken tO prevent another bull being made.
 The finding of the jury composed of about twenty citizens of the United States certainly should satisfy the lar. and for all time tc come settle tle question as to how and when Ed HuI came to his death A jury presided over by either of the justices of the peace in the county of santa Cruz could do no more
 MT. T. NJ. Heck. partner Of the dead man, who was near by when the acc.- dent occurred. is one of the county's most honorable. upright citizens. h. IS terribly distressed over the suddcl and untimely passing of his partne- and naturally feels grieved in xhLSh some of our laws are administsrS4
 Spectacles or opera glasses fsr Nruss presents. See Dr. Swikerath fOS tAsg,..
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
Fer Rent

| TO RENT-S room house, nicely fur
 nished, cottages, nicely furnished, and several furnished rooms Apply al Rumney, Grand avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14

FOR SALE-About 20 tons of barley hay, mixed with alfalfa. 1 IA miles east of Indian school H. Schrader.