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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-31
soNAPARTE

Bonaparte.-A Christmas entertain
ment was given atthe Methodist Epis-
copal church last night, the program
consisting Of dialogues and music.
A dance was held at the opera house
Christmas eve. the music being fur
nished by the Cocherell orchestra. A
number Of young people from Farm
ington were present.
w. A. Afford and family have gone
to Abba for a two weeks visit with
relatives. :
Miss Hattie Maude Sanders of Os-
kaloosa is visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Kemp and family.
Ivan Coolidge of Des Moines is
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Coolidge,
Mrs. j. f. Vass and son Of Eldon
are visiting Bouaparte relatives.
Mr.. and MRS. Harvey Rinabarger ar
rived yesterday from Griswold for q
visit with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Robert Wilson.
A, H. Schmidt and family Of Lyons
are guests at the Christian Schmidt
home, north Of town.
Mrs. James Layton has returned to
ner home in Peabody, Kansas, after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. George
| Spence.
Charles Weiher end family have
gone to Clarion TO spend the holidays
| with relatives.
Julius Herman Of Chicago spent
Christmas here with his family.
Arthur GAS of Pella is visiting his
sister, Mrs. George Miller.
A. A. Smith and family of Keoknk
are the guests of friends n rela-
tives.
Mrs. Bessie Summers of Chicago is
spending the holidays with her moth
er, Mrs. Anna Sherman.
w. r. Dredge is visiting his family
in Des Moines,
Mrs. Matte Whiteley returned TO
ner home in Kansas City Tuesday
after al extended visit with her son.
Frank and family.
John Mcdaniel went TO Ft. Madison
Tuesday for a visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ernest %Aueclel.
Mrs. James Bridge is visiting II
Douds.
G. 3. Whitmore and family of Fair
field and MI. and Mrs. Erwin Whit
more of Chicago are guests at the
H. A. Whitmore home.
William Humphreys of Peoria, H.,
spent Christmas here with relatives.
Mrs van Norris of Keokul: is visit.
ing her mother. Mrs Kate Bell.
Mrs. NJ. M Vincent has gone to
Lawrence. O.. for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Cummings went
to FIT Madison Tuesday for a short
visit.
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mace restraints men with real help
meets from inquiring after its health.
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FOR SALE-SINGLE COMB BLACK
Minorca cockerels at half price. to
clear them tout Heavy standard
weight birds right. Geo. cambridge,
BoX 5b5, Mystic, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-POLAND CHINA MALE
hog. 336 North Walnut Ave.
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N=stN steers we're on grass in
astur'e. getting sixteen; baskets of
corn per day. Two milch cows
ne with eleven calves in lot and
pasture. five ears; each twice a
the mich cows
a steers are fed the corn Is
d in the bulk and figured at
Y neands to the hushel.
he Day Book and Its Entries.
object in farm bookkeeping is to
e business record in such shape
will be simple, condensed and
we want to do the minimum of
and vet have the ledger show
transaction at a glance without
1g to several other books. We
nnly a dav book and ledger Of
lgle entry form kept by the
entry system.
day book is a counter book" or
book for writing with pencil
,sts but 5 or 10 cents. The days
.etions should be recorded every
lg and for this it is not necessary
{ pen and ink. or ever to wash
hands. When convenient the
II the better-these items should
isted to their proper accounts In
edged. Following r some sam
Of the day book entries:
n 6-Sold to James Wilson
fat shoats 10 months old,
236 lbs, at $500. check de-
tied .......... s167.os
h 7-Gave John Allen
ok for 257 bu. corn at Acc
........... ............ .102.s0
rec calves at $40 s........ 5000
mount of check -. $500. 1890
h 10-.Sold to William Bar
team Of horses. Jim and
lily. to be paid in corn, 1000
at 4Uc .-.... 4uu.uV
H. 16-William Barton de-
sred 1908 blu. at 40c. ]. r..
paid him cash ,........... 40a.20
bSlance account ......... 800
CASH.
s. e..hogs--12 shoats
] WIN IN. 236 his. at
$50 ...... ....... .S167.0S
j. Rv corn-257 bu of
lien, at 40c .......... 102.80
y cattle. 8 calves, of Al
Les at $40 .......... 1000
Cattle.
4. To cash. 8 calves
of Allen at SO $685.. 5000
Corn.
h.. q To cash, 257 blu, Of
at Acc ......... 02.S0
is. To horses. 100 blu
of Barton at Ace $500. 10000
IS. To j. r. F.. s blu.
of Barton al, 40c...... 800
Hogs.
4. 6. BY cash, IL shoats
to Wilson, av. 236 lbs.
at $500 ............ $161.Os
Horses.
16. BY corn. 1000 bu.,
reed of Barton, Jim
and Molly .......... 10000
j. r. Fulkerson.
h. 16. BY corn, pd. Bar
for 5 BIZ. extra on
horse trade .... 3.20
What These Entries Mean.
he third item of the above day
* entries (March 1O) is simply a
morandum of the trade that was
de and does not Dnear on til eled-
until the transaction is completed
arch ICY. As you will see every
n on the ledger shows exactly what
IS the moment YOU open the book
hcut referring to the day book
lie the ordinary double entry form
rot mich more than an index refer
to the pages of the day book for
real account of the transaction.
, addition to the ledger accounts
e given, a separate record is kept OF
oats, wheat. hav chickens and la
az well as the accounts of any
chant q ether business man dealt
2 Ledoer Account With Laborers.
II bills and llbor accounts are paid
shacks payable to order. this saw
inconvenience or trouble in case
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sea ALE.
ROTH BROS & BLAIR SELL REAL
estate

SALE BY REFEREES 220
acres: about 120 acres good timber.
about 140 acres number one rich
bottom land. balance mostly cult
waited: good barn with basement;
fair house. orchard. good water; six
miles from town, mail route. This
Is a farm that will stand investiga-
ton. To get it you must move quick.
as it will be sold AS soon az possible.
Write the Referees. at Moravia,
Iowa. Austin jaw. !. A. Winsler, j.
]. Hicks.
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St. Louis Gr

ST. Louis Grain Market.
ST. Louis. Dec. Observation-Disclosures
s1.04A @1.O4as.
Corn-56a.
Oats-52.
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MISCELLANEOUS

AUCTIoNEER-1o YEARS C. sue
cessful experience. For ter ms and
dates. Address or phone. Ell Valley.
Batavia, Iowa.
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WANTED.

WANTED -HoMESEEKERS WITH,
small means. Read article in another
part of this paper: working mar
who wishes to improve his condition
and own "a productive home for the
future.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

tThis market is furnished by Cas-.
silly G GRAY. Members Chicago Board
Of Trado. Local office. Rooms IS and
10. Leighton Bldg Telephone 9SS. ID
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FFs!'
C MARKETS.

There is no change in the local mar
kets today.
eli a. m, Dec. 30.)
VS. Etnci
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EEP
IN farm
LIMOS FARMER
S EASY SYSTEM
LITTLE TIMES
Can be Saved by Keeping Full
count of Business Deals
ne only Way to Bring Eco
nomicai Management.

agfleld. Ill. Dec. 3o.-Very few
.rs try to keep any complete set
counts, n II they do. only the
accounts are ATTEMPTED. The
schools do not teach farm
eptng. and the farmer looks up.
set of accounts az something
ficult and mysterious for him to
out. But the fact is that econom-
management Of a farm requires
seping Of full accounts just as
as does the business of the man
n. The farmer must know what
making or losing In each line Of
rAnvestment in order to avoid
nd do the best that a be
PThe thoughtful. progressive
will be glad to know OF an easy
IF accounts that will give him
I'D constant view of his bust
dFthat will require but five to
minutes work each evening to
osted. Joseph R. Fulkerson of
lille. has developed such a sys-
md has found it verv successful
'everal Years. in recording the
3e business of a large live stock
He Describes his bookkeeping
SLOWS:
The Work Book.
2 keep a work book at the Hazel
farm. 1t takes but five to ten
ties to write it up every evening.
diary gives the-name Of each man
worked and states the kind of
(. how long he worked and in what
I. These daily entries form a com
J labor record for the year. HIRE
simple record.
mn Jackson cultivated corn, field
second time over. two horses
ay: started binder and cut wheat
d No. s. threa horses. half day
ner Of Keeping the Feed Book.
get at the cost of making beef
pork, a feed book is kept. 1t is
ten up every SATURDAY. night and
vs. the average amount and kind OF
consumed bv each bunch of live
k and the number of animals, ir
bunch during the week. From this
figure very close to the cos
nimals at marketing time. Fol
lis a sample record from thi:
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AGENTS--HERE is A CORKER-
Only pancake rriddle in world that
bakes square cakes: turns them:
bakes six each time. 100 per cent
profit. Canton Griddle Co, Canton, O.
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WANTED - MARRIED MAN TO
work on dairy farm. Must give ref
erence. Address, Work care of
Courier.
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Peoria Grain Market.
Peoria. Dec. 30.-Corn-No 3-5
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New York Poultry Market.
New York. Dec. observation-disclosures
ID. irregular.
Chickens-13 m20.
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Car Lots.

Wheat today, AZ: estimated tomor-
row. SO.
Corn Today, 22s; estimated tomor-
row, 2S4.
Oats today 200: estimated tomor-
row. 32S.
Primaries.
Receptts-Wheat today. $4,000: last
year. 1.379.000.
Corr today. $4,000: last year,
] .20S. 900.
Shipments
Wheat todav. 22S,o0O: last year,
269, 900:
Corn TODAY, 4sa 900: last year,
Visible Su~~ly.
Wheat-Increase, 1912. 900.
Oats-Decrease. 100000.
Corn--571.000.
Liverpool Gables.
Opening-Wheat. &c hieher: corn.
Ac hi"her.
Closing-Wheat. sc higher; corn.
NC higher.
Hog Market.
Receipts today. $4,000; left over.
1853; estimated tomorrow. $4,000.
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WANTED-TO RENT 1850 TO 200
acre farm. level and We'll improved,
for an Illinois man. Phil Watkins,
Agency,
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Dec. MISUNDERSTANDING,
$4,000: steady.
Beeves-S3.6 GOOGLE.
Cows and heifers- S1.2O@4.60.
Stockers and feeders-S2.35@4.25.
Westerners--s4.30m4 AGO.
Hogs Receipts $4,000; 5@10c high
err.
Light-s4.25m4.75.
Mixed--S4.40@4.S0. !.
Heavy--s4.35@4.S0.
Rough-s435@ AS.
Bulk sales--S4.60m4.75.
sheep--Receipts. $4,000: 10@15c
higher.
sheep-s2.5O@4.s5. /.
Yearlings-s4.70m5.40.
Lambs--S4.5066.8
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WANT TO BUY LINN. COTTON
wood. soft maple. elm, birch, syca.
more and willow. all to be over eight
inches in diameter. sawed -four and n
half feet long. Ottnmwa Crate &.
Barrel Co., 610 East Mechanic street.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-11-13
Leprosy.


That leprosy is a contagious disease
is unanimously admitted by the best
authorities. but the exact manner of
its contagion is certainly difficult to
understand. There are many exam
pies of persons living for years in the
most intimate family relations with
lepers and remaining uninfected And
often but one member of the family
will acquire the disease. On the other
hand, the history of the disease In diff
ferent parts of the world shows that
1t never originates spontaneously, but
that its origin can always be traced to
human importation. There are also a
very large number of recorded cases
where leprosy has resulted from a sin
gle contact of an abraded surface with
some lesion or secretion of an infected
Individual. These apparently contra
dictory facts must be explained on the
theory that some peculiar inherent pre-
disposition, which exists only in lin
tied number of individuals, is necessa-
ry for the development Of this strange
disease. There is no reason to believe
that leprosy is hereditary disease
Exchange.
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Standard Time.

Primarily for the convenience of the
railroad standard of time was es-
tablished by mutual agreement in 1883,
by which trains are run and local time
regulated. According to this system
the United States extending from 65
degrees to 125 degrees west longitude
is divided into four time sections, each
of 10 degrees of longitude, exactly
equivalent to one hour The first east
ern) section includes all territory be-
tween the Atlantic coast and an ir-
regular line drawn from Detroit to
Charleston, S. c., the latter being it's
most southern point. The second (cen-
traD section includes all the territory
between the last named line and an
irregular line from Bismarck, N. D., to
the mouth of the Rio Grande. The
third mountaiD section includes all
territory between the last named liue
and nearly the western borders of Ida
no, Utah and Arizona The fourth (Pa-
cific) section covers the rest of the
country to the Pacific coast Standard
time is uniform inside each of these
sections, and the time of each section
differs from that next to it by exactly
one hour. Thus at II o'clock noon in
New York city eastern time) the time
at Chicago Central time) is IL o'clock
a. m
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Notice OF Appointment of Administrato,

STATE OF IOWA In Probate
Crawford County :" ioDa'e
In the matter of the estate of Christina Saggan
late of Crawford County. deceased.
Notice of Appointment of Administrator.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the Both day of
October. 1907 letters of administration were is
above entitled estate and all creditors of said es-
tate notified to file their claims in the office of
the Clerk of the District Court. in and for Craw-
this notice. according to law, and have the same
allowed and ordered paid by the said court. OF
stand forever barred therefrom.
Dated October 30th 1907
Peter Jepsen H. Jocks.
Administrator,
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When Katy Did.

Underneath September skies
ERE the lengthening summer flies
katydid her warning notes
From the treetops ever quotes
Warning of the coming frost.
When the bloom will all be lost.
Katydid. she did. she didn't
Then ! mind me of the night
When within the moonbeams light.
Years ago. my Kate and |
Underneath September sky
Walked together side by side,
/ Katydid as ever cried
~ Warning. summer will be DER.
Time for winters frost and hoar;
Better gather while We may
Roses from the summer gay:
So before 1t was too late.
Quick I leaned me toward my Kate,
-And-Katy says she didn't
But kadydid, she did, she did.
sFannie c. Whitefield In Chicago Record
:. Herald.
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LINGERING COLD.
Withstood Other reatment But Quick
ly Cured by Chamberlain's cough
remedy.

''Last winter caught a yer,
severe cold which fingered fol
weeks. - says j. Urquhart. OF
Zephyr. Ontario. "My cough was
very dry and harsh. The local dealer
commended Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and guaranteed it. so l gave
it trial. One small bottle of ii
cured me. l believe Chamberlain Is
Cough Remedy to be the best l have
ever used. This remedy is for sale
by. L. E. Blosser. Broadway Drug
gist.
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Writers of reform articles in the
monthly magazines are handing it to
those who play the ponies. From per-
sonal observation we should say that
the players get it handed to them hard
enough without magazine criticism.
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PREMIUM LIST AND SPECIAL PRIZES
@
Boyer Valley Poultry Association
To be held DENISON. IOWA. l4t 1907

The Denison Bulletin offers special prizes as
follows: To persons in Crawford county exhibit
ing highest scoring bird not winning any prize,
One years subscription to The Bulletin. To
Crawford Co. exhibitor of Barred Plymouth Rocks
showing largest number of birds. $50 printed
poultry cards. to order.
$500 in cash to the breeder of r Reds
entering the greatest number scoring 80 points
or over. the donor DR.. B. F. Philbrook not COM
peting.
A. F. Boyan offers set of solid sterling
silver tea spoons. worth $6 to the exhibitor win
ming the most pen prizes living in Crawford
county and outside of the city limits of Denison.
In case of tie the exhibitor coming from the
farthest distance to win. "
The Bale Brodersen Company offers a
Claus" safety razor with twelve blades, worth
So SO to the exhibitor winning the most pen prizes.
They also offer five large packages of The
Indiana DIR. Haas chicken panacea, worth ST rs
to each of the winners of End pullet of the fol-
lowing breeds. Barred and White Rocks. White
Partridge. Wyandottes and S l Reds.
The .'Boys' store offers So worth of Flecks
poultry food to the exhibitor of the largest num-
Der of specimens
Solomon Estate offers poultry picture So to
the best exhibitor of 10 winning birds of Barred
Plymouth Rock.
Bartcher Bros. offers an oil painting worth SO
to the highest scoring pen of Asiatic fouls.
The t'Denison Clothing Company offers a
stylish Gentleman's hat worth So 90. to the ex-
hibitor of the most varieties of fowls.
Haugh and Drummer. Clothing store offers a
pair of mitts worth 81 to the best Brown
Leghorn cock.
J. H. Tamm offers one package Continental
Poultry Compound worth Sl0o. to the exhibitor
of the best pair of Bronze Turkeys
Lamborn Drug Company offers one package OF
Great Western Summer Rusege Poultry Food
worth $500. to the exhibitor of the best pair of
White Holland Turkeys
Martin Saggau offers one half gallon Port wine
to the exhibitor OF the second largest number of
specimens.
worth 90. to the exhibitor of the most white
fowls.
John A. Rockwitz offers beef roast worth
S1.00 to the exhibitor of the highest scoring
specimen winning 3rd prize in the American
class.
Hannes saggau offers a box of fine cigars
worth So. 90 to the exhibitor making the best dis
play in Wyandotte class.
The Denison Review offers on one years sub
scription for exhibitor who is not subscriber
| for the best cockerel and pullet of the White
Leghorns They also offer 500 printed envelopes
to the exhibitor of the highest scoring pair of
| Bantam fowls.
| he Npw fat l+ru Of Llobo,
City. Oklahoma offers twenty yearly subscrip-
lions same to be placed by the Executive Board
Profitable POULTRY Milton. Wis, will give
| ten yearly subscriptions special premiums. tc
| be awarded by the Executive Board.
The Farmers Tribune of Sioux City. offers ter
! annual subscriptions to be given as prizes by the
1 Executive Board during the show
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S and R C Black Minorcas and C Mnorcas,
LIST pen So; Ind pen 50; LIST ckl 81; LIST pull 81;
End Black Mnorca ckl year subscription
Poultry Herald End Black Minorca pull, one year
subscription. Successful Poultry Journal End
White Minorca ckl one year subscription Poultry
Tribune. End White pull one year subscription
Poultry Culture
ENGLISH
Orpington Redcap and Dorking. 1st pen 3d.
End pen So LIST ckl, 81; LIST pull. 81; End ckl. one
year subscription. Inland Poultry Journal. End
pull one year subscription Poultry Culture.
POLISH.
Eight varieties LIST pen 50. End pen SO; LIST ck1
81; lst pull. is; End ckl. one year subscription
Poultry World. End pull. one year subscription
Poultry Culture.
DUTCH.
Six varieties. LIST pen So; End So; 1st ckl. ST.;
LIST pull 81; End ckl. year subscription Poultry
World. End pull one year sub Poultry Herald.
FRENCH
Houdans. Creavacaeurs and La Fleche. LIST
pen SO; End pen So; LIST ckl. 81; LIST pull ST.; End
ckl. one year subscription Inland Poultry Journal
2. pull. one year subscription. Poultry Tribune.
GAMES.
Cornish and White Indian, LIST pen 3d. End pen
So; LIST ckl 81: LIST pull 81: End ckl one year sub
scription Commercial Tribune. End pull one year
subscription. Commercial Poultry. Pit Games.
Game Bantams. Sumatras, Maays and Malay
Bantams. LIST pair So: End pair So: 3rd pair one
year subscription Commercial Poultry.
ORNAMENTAL BANTAMs.
Sebright. Rose Comb. Booted. Brahma
Cochin Japanese and Polish. LIST pair SO; End pair
50: Bird pair 81. 4th pair year subscription.
Western Poultry Journal. 9Th one year subscrip-
ton Successful Poultry Journal.
DUCKS.
Pekin. Aylesbury, Rouen, Cayuga. Call. East
India. Crested. Muscovy. Indian Runner and
Swedish. Best pair Pekin. SO; End best pair
Pekin, So; Best pair of any other variety, So
End best pair of any other variety. So: (See note
folowing.)
TURKEY.
Bronze and White Holland. Best pair Bronze
Turkeys. So; End best pair Bronze Turkeys, So;
Best pair White Holland Turkeys. So; End best
pair White Holland Turkeys. So. (see note fol-
Lovingly
Toulouse and Embden. Best pair Toulouse
geese. SO; End best pair Toulouse geese. Q: Best
pair Embden geese. SO; End best pair Embden
geese, 50. (See note followng)
EGGS.
Sl.00 for the best dozen white eggs.
so cents for the second best white eggs.
81 100 for the best dozen brown eggs.
50 cents for the second best brown eggs.
In judging eggs color to count 40 and weight
go points.
Double yolked or cracked eggs will disqualify
the dozen.
All eggs to be property of the association.
Special Prizes
W. H. Willard of Genoa. H.. offers one set
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-11-13

Bears for Sale-I have several
choice Red Duroc jersey Bears for
sale. A. G. Sogren. 3amiles south
of Kiron. al at.
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The O. L. Fink farm in Milford
township for sale. See C. j. Cose.
Deloit. Iowa. for prices and terms.
37-tf.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-11-13

Billy Nolan weeping at the bier of
his meal ticket was one of the sad re-
suits of the Britt Nelson contest
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10
SAW
WOOD
The mind is a goodly field, and to
SOW 1t with trities is the worst hus-
bandry in the world.

There will be no kick from the coun-
try on the proposition to give the SOL
diers better pay.
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With Tommy Burns taking care of
the invasion. what's the use of a fleet
in the Pacific?
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Special Prizes

W. H. Willard of Genoa. H.. offers one set
ting of L Wyandotte eggs from his best mat
ings the highest scoring pen of this breed are
worth $500.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-10
DOWN PANAMA WAY
BY LOUISE STRONG
BY LOUISE j. STRONG

Charlie2" and between his teeth he NUT
tered savagely: Just wait till / see
him."
L haven't seen Charlie TO speak 70
since yesterday morning" she declared.
and burst into a beWilderiGg torrent OF
explanation and tears oh, If you won't.
All, II you've changed your mind. and
don't want me nOW-When I've found out
how much ] want you-if you won't-TH
have TO run away-fOr Oh. Aft went
alone and bought the dress-and took It
10 Madamc's and was measured-and
I've ordered all the invitatious-and en-
gagged the caterer-and the flowers. all
just as we planned-because wanted 10
show you how much l care sobs that
she struggled 10 repress, chOked her.
And you haven't seen Charlie. no one
has influenced you2" he demanded. In
credUlously.
No one has said q word 20 me about
it. II found out how much ] really
cared, and ] couldn't get ready fast
enough though mamma was away. and
l had to do it alone she painted, i'm
petuousIy.
He melted entirely. You dear little
whirlwind. You have smashed the pro-
prieties.' he breathed softly and proudly
I wish he glanced about furtiveIy;
no, it WAS too public. Anyway we can
have an hour at the store selecting our
furniture"
And tucking her hand under his arm.
they wandered away down the primrose
path the journey down Panama way,
entirely and forever forgotten.
Copyright 1901. by p c. Eastment)