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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-06-08
RESOLUTIONS

BY unanimous vote of the Sol
diers and Sailors League No, of
Chanute, Kansas, May 18th, 1906,
the following was adopted and
ordered printed, together with the
letter of Comrade ]. H. Rickel to
the Coffeyville Veterans.
To the Veterans of the Civil War
at Coffeyville, Kansas, Greeting:
AT regular meeting of the S. &
S. l.. at Chanute, the action taken
by you comrades on the 18th inst.
was fully and freely discussed In a
friendly spirit by the members of
this League as men who feel
that they have the same interests
that all other comrades have IN this
Congressional District, in the effort
to compel just recognition of the
rights of our comrades, and it seems
to be the concensus OF opinion that
your action was at least impolitic at
this time; not that we have been
treated fairly by Mr.. Campbell, or
that we have the slightest unfriendly
feeling for Mr.. Brady; but we be-
lieve it would be better to arrange
for a conference at some central
point in the District, and then and
there decide upon our course, as
well as the most potential means Of
securing the object we all desire to
attain.
There is no question, even IN the
minds of our enemies, but that we
yet have the power to elect or de
feat any man that we unite on, but
of course it is necessary for us to
counsel together and unite, after
comforting together, on some well
defined plan of action in which we
can all join and thus make victory a
certainty.
We fear the effect of sporadic and
impulsive action by separate com
munities, each pursuing different
course, would result in disastrous
waste of the power that we feel that
we possess if we can only WELD it
wisely.
This League fully approves the
action of our Corresponding Secre
tary and Chain man of the Central
Committee in writing the letter call
ing your attention to the vital i'm.
portance of a good understanding
all over this Congressional District
that our work may contribute to the
advantage of all and the committee
are. authorized to publish the same
as a partial explanation of our
position in this issue.
7. H. RIcKEL. Central Com
S. l.. VANSANDT, mittee Soldiers
7. NJ. RALSToN, and Sailors
E. B. PARK, League No. I
J. w. MASSEY, Chanute, Kas.
By J. H. RICKEL, Corresponding
Secty. and Chairman Central Com
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-06-08

7. H. RICKEL, Central Com
S. l.. VANSANDT, mittee Soldiers
J. NJ. RALsToN, and Sailors
E. B. PARK, League No. I
]. w. MASSEY, Chanute, Kas.
By J. H. RICKEL, Corresponding
Secty. and Chairman Central Com
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24

one white. A complete dTess in shsd.
ow embroidery, done by Mrs. DR.. Rich
ards. Two short waists by Mrs. w.
r. Thomas, one by Mrs. Robert HaegY,
Archer. In linen embroidery Mrs j.
e. Hudson has fine collection, Mrs,
J. H. fuckers centerpiece In Batten-
burg and roses is beautiful. There are
five knit and embroidered bed spreads ;
one which attracts great attention is
owned by Mrs. II T. Grsnntuu, Gaines.
Vile: Mrs. Colclough and Mrs. Me-
Cormick both have pretty articles. A
hat made by Mrs. Mccormick is a
beauty. Mics Bertha Boyd has the
collection OF drawn work center
pieces. Mrs. Boyd crochet bed
spread. Mrs. l.. @. smith'S hand en-
broidered scsris show that she is an
artist. Mrs. Bnrnett has some very
pretty drawn work. Little Miss HAmp-
toms drawn work shows what q girl
cnn do. Mrs. CARROTS eyelet embroid'
ery. also Mrs. DR.. Robb's are fine A
leather sofa pillow made OF postAl' IL
the work OF Miss McCook. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Grahsm's Battenburg lace center.
pieces and silk quilts are very attract
i've. High Springs is represented BY
Mn.J. J. Stephenson In dainty GRO.
cheting. Mrs. wiglesworih and Mr.
TAYLOR Of Palmer. both have a nice
display. Mrs. Dr.. Kelley's center
pIeces aud Mrs. Curtis have added
beautifully 10 Women's work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24

Bakersfield. Cal. Nov. 22.-Cap-
tain William II. McKittrick, son-in-
law OF the late William r, shafter.
has filed a petition In the supreme
court OF this county for letters testi-
mentary 10 the estate OF the deceased
general. The petition states that
no will OF General Shafter has been
found and property valued at SIS .0OC
is enumerated as follows Real es-
tate property In Kern county. val
ucd az $40. 600; personal property
consisting. of bank stock. live stock
and articles necessary for the oultl-
walton OF a farm, valued at So 900
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24

Detroit. Mich, Nov. Alt be-
came known Tuesday that during an
auction sale OF the household effects
OF tho late John Mnlliu, az his for
mer home, SIS 200 IN gold was found
hidden away under a dusty old carpet
which the auctioneer had Just sold az
Il lay on the floor. When the pur-
chaser ripped Il up the money was
found, Mr. Mullin was Al one time
prominent 10 the iron Industry al
Ptttsturg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24

on seeouui o. ths Florida state Mid
Winter Fair a. Tampa. Nov. it,h 20
2ssh the Atlantic Coast Line Rallway
viii sell tickets foF one fare plps ~
csnts tlneiudlng a8mistiou eoaposl fof
she Fsund ifip. Thsts iieksts ell BE-
on sale from poia,s nor'a sod wett u
Archer, Gainesville. Rochslls, Has,
tborn aud Pslaiks, insiadinE thsss
polnss. Eos. "a. 70. n. ~. ~. ~. ~ snd
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24
CAPTAIN ssMLLg IN LUCK.
Has Patented Device Long In De-
mand by Railroad Companies.

mana Df halroau companies.
Friends OF Captain A. s. Beville.
formally Of this city but now residing
in Jacksonville, will congratulate him
upon his ingenuity in inventing 4 sta
tiouary ear stanchion for lumber cars,
which is calculated TO make it an easy
matter for the railroad companies 10
equip their cars with stationary props,
or stauchions, something which has
long been needed and in demand by
shippers OF lumber.
For several years the shippers OF
lum Der throughout the country have
been endeavOring to induce the rail-
road companies to equip their cars
with some kind OF device for retain
ing the loads, instead Of having 20 so
to the trouble and expense OF provid-
ing this equipment themselves, which
was source of not only extra exc
pense, but a great deal of annoyance.
Captain Beville, for many years en-
gagged in the railroad service, and be-
ing inspired 20 action by the necessity
OF such a device, interested himself In
an effort TO devise same, In which The
Times Union OF Friday declares he
has been successful.
In the event that the equipmeut
proves what is claimed, Captain Bevllle
will have not only proven a benefactoS
mutually TO the railroSds and sawmili
men, but struck the proper financial
chord for himself.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24
1h.Nnnr.old az nro.aned i.

New YORK Nov. 22 Ina Williams.
10 years Old. was drowned Tuesday
nlghl in an enort 10 escape from the
Randals island reformai0ry A COM
panion. Rose Traub. OF the same age
who had participated IA the Williams
girls plan 10 escape. succeeded IN
swimming ACROSS the stream and land.
ing in the Bronx, eludod the author
itios. The body OF tho drowned gifl
was recovered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24
There's No Use.

Talking. 700 can. beat Hsrbins Tor
the liver. The greatest regulator ever
offered 20 suffering humanity. Hyou
suaer from liver complaint, 10 you are
billions and fretiul, is's Jour liver, and
Herblne will put IL In its proper eoh'
dltioa. A positive enre for cohstlpa'
ton, bllIousuess, dyspepsia. and ell We
doe % a torpid liver. Tu 3 bottle and
vou will never use sny thing else. Sold
by w. ~. Johbson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24

A "buneh" Of eight Or ten negroes
uere arrsignsd 10 she mayors court
Friday morning upon q charge OF dH'
orderly conduct IL Wss an Onloehi
dsy sare enough ior ihess eserde"
vbo wsrs asssss-d . dns Of tlo ed
eosts each.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-24
TO Ours = COLO ~ ONE DAY

Tale LAXATIVE EhuAO Q1iuins
Tablets. DrsKEisis Fsiani m9nsJ -
!, FAN, 20 cure. r ". GROVES aE'
p,,ars Il on each toz 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26
DIE vALuE or CHARooAL.
Few People Know How Useful Il IA n
Preserving Health and Beauty.
Coets NothInR To ~.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
is the safest ana most efficient dlsinfsct-
snt ana purifier IN nature. but few realise
It's value when taken into the human Eys-
ssm for the same cleansing purpose.
Charcoal Is a remedy that the more you
take OF Il the better; II is not a drug ~
All, but simply absorbs the gases ana i'm
purities always present In the stomach aud
intestines ana carries them out OF the
system.
Charcoal sWeetsns the breath after smok-
ing. drinking or after eating onions or
other od6rous Vegetables.
chareozl effecuiaIly clears and Improves
me eotapls1ioh, Il whitehs the testh and
IaFther acts Ss natural ana eminentl9'
safe cathsrtic.
u sbsorbs the iniurfous gases which col
ieet in the stomach ana bowels; II disiu-
fects the mouth ana throat nom the poi
son of catdrft.
All 5yyigSistt set, charcoal 10 one form
or another, bat probably the best char
coat and the moet for the money IL in
etuar'H Charcoal LOEeHgss; they are COM
posed Of the finest powdered Willow char
coal. and other harmless antissptics Ia tab
let form &c rather In the form OF large.
pleasant taEtug lo0engea, the charcoal
bsinE mixed with honey.
sc AAANla| ~ OK AftnAN AN4GllNCh VIII eUA4i
ten IN q much improved condition OF the
general health better complexion, sWeetsr
breath and pirer blood. and the beauty Of
"a is thAt 40 possible harm can result from
their continued use, but. on the eontrary,
aaent bsuoilt.
A Buffalo physician in speaking Of the
heneffts of charcoal, says: II advise
stuart's Charcoal LaDenEes TO ali patients
slffering from sss in stomach ana bowels
aud 20 clear Up the complexion ana purify
the breath. mouth and throat / also be-
lleve the liver - greatly benshted Will.
the daily use q themi they cost but twenty
hve cents a box a drug stores, ana al
though ia some sense patent preparation,
yet / belssa / Got more and bstter char
coal IN Stuart's Charuoai LozeuEes than A.
any of the ordinary charcoal tablets"
send your name ana address today Tor
a free trial package ana see for yourself
rs. A. stuart Co,. = stuart Bide Msrshsu
Aich
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26
TWO MEN HELD UP BY THUGS
IshB Reed Robbed by I've Well Dressed
Men Saturday NiFbt,
c, {, SWANSON THt OTHER VICTIM
ne Was sIUEged Near Corner Of
Ninth and broadway ana eI5
TNIkep fr0E HE
Pockets,

Two holdupS sjiegod to have been conf
nitted late Saturday night we're reported
10 the police by The victims. John Reed, =
swltchman IN the employ OF the Union Pa
cdac. reported that he was returning to
Council Binfts from Omaha on the owl
car and left it at Nlneteenth street. Two
men followed him off the car and attacked
hifu from behind ss ne was watkins be-
tween First and Second avenues. After
Knocking him down, he thugs. Reed said,
went through his Doclees and relieved him
Of between 3i4 and So. ReSd said his as
aailants. were young men and apparently
neatly dressed.
G. r. Swanson living at n South Tenth
street. was found about midnight in =
dazed condition sitting ON the curb al
Ninth street and First avenue. near the
Illinois Central freight depot, by passerbS
who notified the police. Swanson, when
taken to police headquarters, ssid that
when he turned on Broadway orNo Ninth
street on his way home about II O'Clock
he was followed by stranger who over
took him and struck him from behind with
supposedly q sandbag. Swanson was
knocked unconscious and when he came 20
discovered that his pockets had been turned
.nside out and SIS taken. Swanson was un-
able TO give even the slightest description
OF his assaP At.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26
MINOR MENTION.

Davis. drugs.
Clark's. sodsA
Stockert sells carpets.
Vine engravings at IseHertA
I'D Rogers Tony Faust beer.
See Berwick for Xmas goods
Plumbing and heating. Bixby 4 son
Lewis Cutler. funeral dirsctor, phone sss
Woodrine undertsking company. TEL Ss.
Place csrds for Thanksgiving dinners.
Aiexander's art store.
ia only costs q scent stamp 20 get Ha-
feF's prices Council BiuRe. Ia.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
Talk TO LEFFElfr ABOUT IT.
Mis- May Warren OF 81. Joseph. lIo. ls
the guest OF her aunt, Afs. ~ =. Eaylas.
Z. c. Baldwin aud daughter aelen len
last evening for an extended trip throuSh
the south.
All sizes OF storm doors. storm sash.
storm windows and weather strips, 81 Geo.
Hcgeiand's.
The posrpontd auInai ,neetipe " the
Fiockhulders o. taa odd Fellows IlaH ss
socia,iom vii b held Wednesday, ereuing
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

Grundy county, Iowa. has appealed to the
legislature for a pardon. This is the sec
ond appeal Glyndon was indicted in
Grundy county. but given u change OF
venue to Hardin county. There he was
convicted, but because OF an instruction Of
the lower court the case was reversed, on
the second hearing the trial was had In
Story county and another conviction Sc
cured. Glyndon's chief claim FOR a pardon
is his allegation that sheriff Killgore OF
Grundy county at both trials sat inside
the bar and coached the witness how 10
answer
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

james Patterson viii have 70 explain 70
Judge scott in police court this morning
what prompted him to seek the street rail-
way tracks as a sleeping place saturday
night Patterson. who VAS found lying on
the track at Thirtieth street with his head
resting on The rail, objected stTenuously'
when the crew OF one Of the Omaha motors
attempted 10 remove him from lis danger
Gus position. The stronE search light on
the front OF the motor enabled the motor
man co see PattsrsOa's recumbent form IN
time 20 prevent running over and probably
killing him. Patterson was locked up by
the police and charged with being drunk.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

seFinOn by Rev. James OyHav aA First
preShxterfan ChuPnh

SERMON by Rev. James OTGay at first
Presbyterian Church.
The churches OF tho city will unite in q
Thanksgiving service to he beld Thursday
informing in the First Presbyterian church
Rev. James o'Nday. pastor of the Broadway
Methodist church, has been selected tC
preach the Thanksgiving sermon and spe.
cial music will be rendered by quartet
consisting of Mrs Warner Welsh. Mrs. n
o. Ward, G. ". Coker and c. r. Chase
with Miss Thatcher at the organ.
Thanksgiving services will also be held
Thursday morning at ST. Pallis Episcopal
church. The rector, Rev IT. w. Starr, viii
preach a Thanksgiving sermon, and fea'
ture OF the services will be special music
by the choir under the direction of Mrs
w w. sherman, with Miss Moreno at thu
organ.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26
FIVE-oENT FARE no OSAKA

Mass MeettRE In City Hall Wednes-
day Evening 20 Discuss Question.
The discussion at the public meeting on
Wednesday night in the city council cham
ber Of the question Of scent fare between
this city and Omaha, Il is expected. will
bring out a large gathering. Residents
OF the western part of the city, who started
the campaign for the reduced fare between
the two cities and have been actively push
ing It since, are expected to attend in large
numbers.
Sentiment concerning the scent fare is
divided, and tho proposition undoubtedly
will meet with more or less opposition from
certain OF the retail merchants OF the city.
who fear that n reduced rate will result
I'm come OF the trade drifting across the
river. On the other hand, advocates OF
the 5-cent fare contend that this fear Of the
retail merchants Is not well founded. Ad-
v0cates OF the reduced fare believe that it
would result in further building up the city
by bringing families from across the river
to make their homes in Council Bluffs,
where, Il Is contended, living is cheaper
than I'm Omaha.
Members OF the West End and West
Council BLUFFS Improvement clubs, which
started the campaign for the scent fare,
are waging a vigorous campaign and some
seem 30 think that the city council chamber
will be inadequate to accommodate the
crowd expected at the meeting Wednesday
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26
e, 10 Pearl 81. Tel. 4s.

at the residence OF Mrs. c. @. Baird. 1905
High street;
Piano Solo--Selectsd ....................
Mrs Carl Frederick Slough.
Piano Quartst- -Piccoio Fantasie.. Bra ham
First Piano, Misses Bessie and Matte
Green; Second Piano. Misses Rachael
Maynard and Helen Dent.
Solo-T7he Young llion......... Liudblad
Mrs. Allison Ray Heaps.
Readiug-Selected ...........................
Mrs. Doilie Dick Burgess.
Plano Trio Gerard Gazette .......... Fondey
Misses Lorene Hammel, Leah Lane end
Adelaide Bradley.
Solo--Selected ............................
Mr.. Carl Frederick Slough
Chorus-'rhe Pastures OF the LVrd.......
Tlrnadrwart faoir
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

must be inspected at least once every two
years. Cities Of less than 50OO will be cx-
ammcd only II they ask for It, Fairfield
has asked for it and the examination VIII
begin next week. Atlantic is the only other
city that has asked for an inspection of its
accounts. and that inspection has been
made. There have been examined thus far
CrGtton, Fort Madison, Marshalltown, At
lantic a I'd keolsuk. A movement is already
under wa y to require an inspection of the
accounts of co,.nties and to create depart
ment i'm the state auditors Office employing
five or six inspectors to devote all their
time and attention to tlSC work OF making
the examinations.
VIII select No COmmit, eeman.
Politicians are of the belief thaN there Will
be no national democratic committeeman
selected from Iowa 20 nll the 'Nacancy
caused by the resignation Of Walsh becsus6
Of the bitter fight over the position In
fact the Bryan men are making an effort
TO get the selection put on till the state
convention of 1903 and to fight the matter
out there. They are confident they can
again regain control of the party organiza-
tion in that year.
. GIyndOn Wants a. Pardon.
William p. Gyndon. twice convicted of
the murder OF Miss wipke Martin in
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

" oFFNIVt UM NU7t..7- =.
PilERRE, S. D., Nov. 25Aspeeial e Ieie-
glam.) Tomorrow morning the SorihVest-
'ern road viii put on a passenger ,Rpa
freight service on its line from Fort Pierre
west, making daily trips TO the end OF the
line which viii be at Midland. by the end
OF the present week. Under its agreement
with tho boating company. the service will
start from Fort Pierre. until the ice stops
boating, after which. it Will be from this
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

See our beautiful new Xmas photographs
and portraits We are making some hand
come water eolors, Sepia and erayon work
which must be ordered before December
R and VIC won't dissppOint you. Schmidt,
photographen.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26
Broadway Choir.


To have your clothes cleaned instead OF
buying new ones Give us a trial is all
We ask and We are sure you will toll your
neighbors how nice Il wss done. We dye
lace, plumes, etc, TO match samples. Coun-
cii Bluffs Cleaning Co. and RuE Factory,
"a \. Main. Both phones SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

Combination gas and electric chandeliers
and the celebrated Welabach incandescent
gas burners. Why not zee us before you
buy. We can certainly please you on price
and quality Of goods, shephan Bros. 5s1
West RroaaNay.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

on all our high grade dining room furniture.
"a TO 30 per cent discount on our entire line
OF buffets. sideboardS. china cabinets. din
ins tables and chairs from now TIL Thanks
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26
Prnrrnn, for 1IuniraIe.

The following program has been arranged
for the musicale 20 be given Wednesday
evening BY Wheel No. 0e the Ladies' Aid
society OF the broadway Methodist church,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

sewing machine supplies, sewing ma
chimes repaired, sewing machines for rent.
or We can sell you one on satisfa aotory
terms 3. N. Williamson, II 8. AIein
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE TIE
RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER
NEVER 70 CRACK. THE BEST IN
CHE WOl.LD. CALL AND SEE THEM.
SKATES AND SLEDs FOR THE BOYS.
PETERSON q scHoENINo CO., HDNY. 4
PUY uTURE, co. BLUFFS, IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

repair clio KS. ] put them In good run.
ming order, clean them up and fix them so
yOu can depend on the time, al a reason
able price. o. Mauthe, 2zs ". Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

New Location Of Wholesale Bakery,
Sis Mynster STREET, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Homemade BtNad a Specially.
Visitors Welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

Fer imported wines and liquors and Bud
Weiser beer. go TO L. Rosenfsid, wholesale
Mquor dealer SIS South Main street
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

ZIG LINE OF FINE WORsTED TROUs-
TRINGs AND SCOTCH sUITINGs JUST
ARRIVED AT e. s. HICKS, IL Pearl. ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26
soODENOUeH TRIAL POsTrONEp


Case lof Mas Indicted for BiEamy Ia
September Goes over.
On the application OF counsel for the
defendant, the trial OF g. Henry Smith,
alias George GOodenOugh, indicted at the
September session on the charge OF bisamy,
has been continued TO the next term. Good
enough. under the name OF Smith. was
married in this city January /, 1872 70 Mae
T.. Scott, when he haA wife, Minnie Good
enough, from whOm he had rot been d-
yorced Since his indictment he has been
at liberty under 500 bonds.
TIhs second trial Of George Matheson, on
tho charge OF shooting ana dangerously
woundinE Constable ]. c. Baker OF this
city, has been set for Monday OF next
week. the same day as on which the trial
OF Emma Ripke has been assigned, and Y
will probably not be reached until iates
in the week Matheson on his former trial
few years asa. was convicted and sen
tenced to eight years in the penltentisry.
He appealed and the case was sent back
for retrlal on a teehnicsIity. Matheson has
been at liberty on bonds and since his con-
vlctlon has married. The defense claimed
that the shooting was accidental.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

Special Typography sale this week. Alex
anders, SsS Broadway,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

Economy washed egg coal was never
named better, for Il is certainly ecortomi-
cal IL Leases O small amount of ashes
when burned, makes q good hot nre, and il
is a lasting coal ana does not make as
much smoke as most soft eoeAs. Council
Bluffs Coal and Ice company. Phone 72.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

Special bargains IN pianos all this week
ut Bouricus' Piano House Good pianos
at from ssU up. SS5 Brosdwsy, Council
Efotg9, la. Where the organ stands upon
the building.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

Women who knO the sturdy wearing
qualities of good fial..seiettes will embrace
this orDor unity for securing tl.00 night
goVgns for &C, "a noOr The John Beno Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

lS-k plain gold Rings that are 1s-k, Cop
ley, ieweier, 2l5 South 18th. Get his price.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-26

Farmers, when you need a good tsrm
wagon. you can set the OLD Hickory and
Van BFunt at prices that are right; ssO
scoop boards and wagon boxes. ANY one
win tell you where Van Brunts place is