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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
CASHIER TELLS Of
$4,000 IHEfTS
TRUSTED EMPLoYE or ST. LOUIS
CORPORATION MAnipuLATED @
HIS Books.
BUCKETSHOPS BLAMED
For Downfall, HE Having Lost Vast
Sums in Speculation Shortage
Not Called to Attention of
the Police.

~. Louis, May lS.Caleb n. Bars
iett' Tor "a yars trusted employe os
ne Mad son Coal CORPORATION. ami
TOR six years its cashier, ii under ar
rest following his confession in detail
i q how he cmbezzled apprt xImatol
S2b ooa He told in tears how bnckef-
shop speculation had involved him
ana how for abort two wears Tie hag
suec ssfully covered his crime by aD
| i'ingen ous system Of manipnIatina
cash payments ID him Barilett n 5
years old and has been married 4
year
Bartlett vas cashier Hi the depart
ment Of } G. Howe. treasurer Of the
ceal company His bond il $4,000.
and the Am rlcan Surety Company
VIII bear the loss. The coal company
viii not prosecute.
Bar lett Is In the custody 81 4 pri
yate detective employed by the surety
company, IN downtown hoel OfTie4
ials Of the company will not reveal his
exact whereabouts.
nStaHNeS way Wake Good
Baftletts feiatiYes are endeay ring
70 raise money to make good the
shortage n has number of rela-
lives In EdwardspilIe and IT is known
that they are willing to contribute
$40 o00 toward the restitution fund
portion of the money is said to sa
already available
A. j. Moorsheard, president of tha
ccal company, said today:
MIR Bartlett had been with sh
company IA years, beginning as 4 clers
IN mine near Evansville. and was i
trusted man. He was rapidly asa
Yanced. and Mr. Howe had So mucl
In him that he intFnsfea
affairs s.-f = \" "a
He nsed the money fn hhckelsanp
speculation ard has made i canfes.
son that he took from MS he wcen
$4,000 and s26,00o. A table showing
mounts stolen, aggregating his. his
ust been mad out By Bartlett and
unlimited 70 the company.
Bartlet's system was To withhold
ash payments TO the company. aud
over this With later payments For
Instance, ii aud B each pail ID
ompany 81 on0, Bartlett would hoiI
~ the money and tomorrow. If q
aid 81 0oe, would credit $1,000 Of Il
n today's cash b. oil, Withholding the
alance. In this way he was able so
over the shortage for a long time
lis thefts apparently covered about
Q days, and on some days held
ut as many as 25 collections. but vs.
ave not been able to determine jnsf
hen the hefts occurred
j. c. Howe. general manager OF the
-rporaiiou. said that h. had never
usied a man more completely than
artlett
He Borrowed" Money.
From what he told me I am satis-
ed that he only borrowed the frs
.oney, intending to replace it imme
lat ly. He found he couldn't and re.
lrted 70 stock speculation. The more
aeply involved in speculation he he
'm the more he had 10 borrow
ON the company With an this
oney about him and with our sys.
m 20 was the natural course for him
take"
Mrs Aureiia Mclean, proprietor ~
% boarding house where BARTLETT ani
s wife have been living slii thar
lr q was "a young man Of good
ibiis and bad the implic conf
nee of those wh0 knea him al the
arfinE house TIE was married
out a year ago 10 Miss Elizabeth
-'son
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
ACREEABLY SURPRISED
thousand Employees Of Roads Owned
BY u. S. Steel Co. Notified Of
An Increase IN Wsqes.

Joliet. Ill., May Is One thousand
employees Of fae Eiein. Jole. an8
Eastern and the Chicago. Lake
Shore and Eastern railroads. owned
hy the United States Steel corpora
lion were surprised Today ia find Tat
their pas had been increased. dating
from Nay I. The total win aggregate
s5s.ou0 Q year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
NAVY BEATS COLUMBIA.

Annapolis. Nd Mas 1S-Tha Navy
eight defeated Coiumhis's varsity
crew on the severn fiver tsis afier.
noon bs a length ani q hair over \
two mil course. Tine 1888 41
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
SCORES OF YESTERDAY
National League.

National League.
Brooklyn, N. Y May 49, Brooklyn
and Pittsburg divided honors in a
double header today
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Batteries Mullin and Schmidt;
Bender Coombs, Dygert and Schreck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

ToDAy's BULLETIN is In three
parts, with sixteen pages, including
the picture supplement. There's coed
reading on every pagc--which IncIud.
cs the advertisements
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

SOME or cAIRo's business mey,
have scansonabIe announcements ~
The Bulletin this morning which tlyo
wise man and woman viii not over
look.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Philadelphia, Pa. May rs. Mason's
Widness coupled with timely hitting
enabled Philadelphia to win.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
American League.

Batteries AltrOck and Mcfarland;
Tannehill and Criger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19
Second Game.

Bal q lles- WCInINf0 and Ritter.
Willis and Phelps.
New York. May Is. The locals hit
McGlynn 10 good advantage
r II T.
New York .......,........G II 3
st. Loris .....,...........2 , 8 A
Batteries Wiltse and Bresaahan
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Boston Mass. May 1S.8-- Chicago
punched hits in the hfth and eighth
and won.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Batteries Cor. idon and JacklIisch;
Mason and Schlei.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Batteri s-KhOdes, ThIeIman an
Clark: Smith and iaymon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-19

Batteries -Pely, UConnor: Ches
bro, Keefe and Klelnow
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
GIANTS AGAIN
TRIM SAINTS
AMATEURS FIND WeRAW'S BIG
PITCHERS
Hannlfsn Secures a Home Run OH
christy Mathewson in Morning
Game Between Picked
Teams

Some real baseball enthusiasm was
in order at Chutes park yesterday art
ernoon when the New York Giants
again defeated the st. Vincent team by
q score OF Q to Q. The score hardly IN
dicates actual conditions, as the SAINTS
secured an equal number OF hlts anu
slashed their safeties even cleaner IMAM
did the big leaguers. r-..-
"Dumny" Taylor, Wiltse and Fergu-
son worked for McGraw and the Eh-
centans had small difficulty In tinding
them for q total of eight hits, TWO Vi
which were double sackers.
Bill Lane did the college box WORK
and with the exception of the eighth
inning pitched clever ball. With two
outs in the eighth Hannifan doubled
to center. A brace of passes ana
passed ball. combined with Shannon
infield hit, resulted in four runs.
In the final inning McGraw's team
was practically different one than
that which first started to play. with
Ferguson in the box the Saints took
their last time at bat. Before the thlru
out occurred Ferguson was hard
pressed by the amateurs, who slammed
three hits, which sent one man over the
plate.
Mccain walked and Lane dropped
neat single to left. Wilkinson drove
hot one to Hannifan which the latter
fumbled, all hands being safe. Phil
lips shot a clean one to left, scoring
Mccain. Goodman fouled to Bresna-
han at third and Cunningham struck
out. Flick ended affairs by flying to
Strang at second.
Lane made something of an impress
sion upon "Muggsy" McGraw who did
the umpiring. Apparently the Giants
were unable to let loose, and several of
them famed the air. Corcoran, Taylor
and Bresnahan retired to the bench
on strikes amid the acclamation of a
crowd of students who occupied the
bleachers.
The first inning passed quickly with
out the semblance of a hit or error be-
ing recorded on either side. In the sec
ond Seymour was given base out
went out at second on McGann's infield
effort. Dahlen flew to center. Cor
coran, after hitting to right, led off
from first and drew throw. In the
mixup Seymour scored from third,
while Corcoran reached second. There
was no need Of the tally and poor judg-
ment stood responsible. Dummy"
Taylor retired his side by striking out.
McGraw sent Wiltse to the box In the
fourth and he was given the liveliest
sort of a reception possible. Snodgrass
met the first ball over squarely on the
nose and it shot out past Mike Shannon
for two bases Whine dropped a clever
sacrifice along the first base line.
McCann added to the excitement by
hitting inf1eld, Corcoran barely manag-
ing to reach the ball with one hand too
late to assist. Snodgrass scored on the
drive. Lane went out Wiltse to Nc
Gam and Wilkinson did little better.
Left Fielder Whine made a spectacu-
lar catch in the fifth when he held Cor
corans long fly after crashing into
center fielder Cunningham. Whine
went head over heels, but clung to the
sphere.
Ferguson took the box in the seventh.
Lane clouted the first one to center.
Wilkinson attempted to sacrifice and
forced Lane. Hannifan, in an effort
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09

Following are the list OF winning
dogs which came under official judg-
ment at the canine exhibit yesterday:
Boston Terriers
Winner dogs-First, Miss Jennie A.
Crocker. Frisco Cinders; Res, Ascot
Kennels Ascot Jim.
Novice bitches-First, E. II. PheIan,
Tutsie second, Ascot kennels, Bayside
Reserve; third, Ella f. Morgan, Vixen
ILL., Res, Mrs. w. A. Porter, Ascot
Dixie; v. II; c., s, Tyler, Oak Glen
Suzette; V. IT. c., q. F. Herr, Silver
Stocking; v. II. c., Miss Jennie A.
Crocker, Little Mother; II. c., Ascot
kennels, Oarsmans Happy; II. c., q.
f. Herr, El Mundo Mary; II. c., G.. F.
Herr, Victress Valentine; II. c., Mrs.
T.. f. Turner, Anna Gift; c., G.. F.
Herr, Becky; c.. Mrs. l.. p. Mendham,
Miss Cupid.
Limit bitches-First, e. II. Phelan,
Tutsie second, G.. r. Herr Miss
Pronto; third, Ascot kennels, Bndcliffe
III; v. II. c., M. L. Cooper, Miss Vic
tor " II. c., Miss Jennie A. Crockcr,
Little Mother; v. II. c., Mrs. w. A.
Porter, Ascot Dixie; V. II. c., G. II.
Herr, Silver Stocking; II. c., Mrs. f.
F.. Turner, Anna Gift; II. c., Ascot
kennels, Ascot Sporting Duchess; c.,
Mrs. L. p Mendham, Miss Cupid.
Open bitches (22 and under 28 pounds)
First, S. Taylor, Oak Glen Babbette;
second Mrs. f. f. Turner, Anna Gift;
third, M. L. Cooper, Miss Victor; Res.
Miss Jennie A. Crocker, Little Mother;
II. c., Mrs L. p. Mendham, Miss Cupid
Novice dogs-First, Miss Jennie A.
Crocker, Frisco Cinders; second, Ascot
kennels, Ascot Jim; third, S. Taylor,
Oak Glen Max Res, G. w. Pendleton,
El Mundo Ben; V. II. c.. K. E. Preuss,
Jack; v. II. c., ]. d. Gallery, Breaker;
V. II. c., S. Tyler, Buster Boy XII; II.
c., William NJ. Haskell, Yankee Boy;
c., S. 3. Clem, Prince William.
Limit dogs-First, Miss Jonnie A.
Crocker Frisco Cinders; second, Ascot
kennels, Ascot jim; third, ]. e. Pruess,
Jack; Res, S. Taylor, Buster XII; V.
H. c., ]. d. Gallery, Breaker; V. H. c.,
Ascot kennels, Endcliffe Quaker; V. H.
c., Elizabeth Murry, Little Mack
(Toy); H. c., w. M. Haskell, Yankee
Boy; c., S. B. Glen, Prince william;
Abe, Adeline Smith, Lord Dazzler;
Abs, Miss Jennie A. Crocker, Ellsworth
Yale.
open dogs (22 and under 2S pounds)-
First, j. D. Gallery, Breaker; second,
William M. Haskell Yankee Boy;
third, S. B. Glen, Prince william.
Open dogs (under % pounds)-First,
Miss Jennie A. Crocker, Frisco Gin
ders; second, K. E. Pruess, Jack; third
S. Taylor, Buster Boy XII; V. H. c.,
Elizabeth Murry, Little Mack; Res,
Ascot kennels, Endcliffe Quaker.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
, srEEPLEcHAsE JOCKEYS HURT
By Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, March S.-Two
steeplechase jockeys, Major and john
son, are in the hospital here because of
accidents, and Major is in grave danger
of death. He has not recovered con-
seriousness since being thrown yester-
day. Johnson was thrown while prac-
ticing the jumps today at City park,
his mount rolling over him.
City park results:
One mile-Orient won, Begonia sec
ond, Lemon Girl third; time 1:42 2-5.
Five furlongs-Emily Preston won
Soprano second, Flora Price third;
time 100 3-5.
Three and half furlongs-Zeiphen
won, Gresham second, Bayou Laird
third; time 0:42 3-5.
Six furlongs-John L. Inglis won
Polly Prim second, Royal Breeze third
time 1:27 AS.
One mile-Gold Way won; Otilene
second, Roseboro third; time 1:41 AS.
Five and half furlongs-Miss Leeds
won, Baleshed second, Posing third
time 1907 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
B0WLERS IN THR0ES
OF DENVER TOURNEY
By Associated Press.

DENVER, March S.-Bowling was
resumed at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon
in the tourney of the Western Bowling
congress, which was opened last even
ing.
The winners in this tourney have
chance of competing -or the cham
pionship of the United States, as w.
V. Thompson of Chicago has announced
his intention of bringing the champion
ship of the Western Bowling congress,
the American Bowling congress and
the National Bowling association to-
gether IL possible.
The American Bowling congress is
to meet in st. Louis March 16 to 21
and the National Bowling association
is to have it's tournament in Atlantic
City, N. j., March 25 to April 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
BREAK BALK LINE RECORD
IN CHICAGO TOURNAMENT
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March S.-Contestants
in the national amateur billiard tourna-
ment championship twice broke the av-
erage record at 14.2 balk-line today.
Calvin Demanest more than upheld
the reputation that had preceded him
from Chicago when tonight he not only
outplayed his opponent, Dr. l.. l.. Mial,
one of New York's best amateur play
ers, but established a new mark both
in speed and execution.
In the afternoon game ]. Ferdinand
Poggenburg OF the Liedercranz club
broke Wilson p. Ross record for aver
age by scoring 300 in IA innings. But
in the evening game Demarest out
classed this mark by running out the
necessary 300 in II innings. The great
performance called forth great ap-
plause. Tomorrow afternoon MiaI will
play ROLES and in the evening Gardner
will meet Poggenburg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
REsuLTs An oAKLAWN

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March Soak
lawn results:
Four furlongs-Hollow won, Boil
Weevil second, Lady Hapsburg third
time AS as.
Mile-Little Rose won, Wooltessa sec.
ond, Ruth third time 1:42 3-5.
Mile-Sulley won, Wood Claim sec
ond. DIR. Hart third; time 1:42.
Mile-ReIne Regent won, Docile sec
ond, Anna Ruskin third; time 1:41 3-5
Mile and twenty yards-Chancello
won. Demo second, Sea Water third
time 1:42 3-5.
Seven furlongs-Tyrolean won, AL
sono second. b. j. Swanner third
time 1:2s 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
EMERYvILLE RESULTS

SAN FRANCISCO, March S.-First
race. four furlongs-Adena, 11O "a.
Brown, 6 to 5, won; Amada, 1O6 (Gra-
ham), II to 8, second; Vespa, 1O6
Fischer), 20 to /, third; time AS S-5.
Mrs. Neugent, Chenowee, Grace Marie,
Lillia, Zoe Young and Venus De Milo
also ran.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-
Maud Meg, 110 IL. Williams), Is to
l. won; Nancy ", 105 &c. Dugan), 8
to 2, second; Avona, 10 "a. Brown,
to l. third; time 1903. Bert A, Rose
Pompon, Ardenes, Jezebel, Tetanus
Sachel, Letitia s., Bona and Media
finished as named.
Third race, one mile, selling-Dave
Weber, 102 Oycurgus), 10 to /, won;
Kruka, 40 CA. Brown), 6 to 5, second;
Calendar, 105 (J. Hunter), IL to /, third
time 1:43 S-5, Pasodella, FRITZ Ferri
Rosal, Sharper Bawn, Big Bend, Car
mania and Tonic also ran.
Fourth race, Orindo handicap, Futur-
ity course-Rapid Water, 10 (Koerner),
8 to 5, won; Collector Jessup, 1O8 &C.
Williams), 6 to /, second Cloudlight
10S (Fischer), 25 to 1, third; time
1:10 20. Proper, Misty's Pride, Sugar
Maid and Hector also ran.
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth
The Borgian, 1O3 (J. Hunter), to /
won; Northwest, 9S (Sandy), 9 to 10
second; Jake Moose, 104 (Koerner), {
to l, third; time 1:47 3-5. Sahara
Benvolio, Blue Eyes. Fisher Boy anC
Ralph Young finished as named.
Sixth race seven furlongs-Ruby, 1OI
(Scoville), 13 TO 8, won; Phalanx, III
(Sandy), 7 to 2, second; Curriculum
81 (F3 Davis), 6 to /, third; tim,
1928 Is. Hedgethorne, Nina Gibson
Edith James, Funnyside, Martenor anC
Lord OF the Vale finished as named.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
POLYTECHNIC BASKETBALL
TEAM DEFEATS.HOLLYWOOD

The Los Angeles Polytechnic high
school girls basketball team defeated
team of girls from the Hollywood
high school yesterday by a score of
II to 13.
The game was played on Polytechnic
grounds and proved a very interesting
one, both teams being evenly matched.
Neither five had an easy time and both
displayed good work.
Miss Grace Breedlove is manager OF
the Polytechnic team.
The line-up was as follows:
Polytechnic. Hollywood.
Zaidie Ross. Forw ards. Doris Fellows
Grace BreedloVe. ."...... Ethel Seymour
Alta Gilbraith. Cent ters. s........Josie TuIl
Miss Miss, BpisSerel HdS Qua ds. Miss Mcpherson
Substitute, Inez Shone.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
CANS AND NELSON
AGAIN WILL MEET
Champs VIII Fight for $4,000 Purse
in Nevada Mining Camp on
the Fourth of
July
Special to The Herald.

SpeclaI 10 The Herald.
RENO, New, March S.-Joe Cans and
Battling Nelson will again meet in
Nevada, this time at the famous cop
per camp of Ely, White Pine county,
on the Fourth of July.
Last evening Tex Rlckard placed $10,-
900 in j. B. Cooks bank at Goldf1e,d
as an evidence of good faith. Word
was received today that all the details
were settled. The purse will be $50, 900.
The fight will be held in an open arena
and Rickard expects to have over 10, ,00O
people at the ringside. He has secured
railroad rates of SIS from Salt Lake, SIC
from Reno and Goldfield and SIS from
San Francisco.
Rickard is heavily interested in min
ing in Ely district and has a personal
interest in the boom it will give the
town.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
FIND WOMAN SLAIN
IN NORTH YAKIMA
By Associated Press.

North YAKIMA, Wash, March s.
@ @wnlIe Antone Mayer and his son Ed
waru were working for the county on
,Ie sne oman road, two miles from this
pace, pace, they uncovered the body of a
ypung C,g woman buried by the roadside.
sl he woman had been dead for a year.
,,. t uau brown hair, gold filling in
material. VI "ooieH
Inc skull was crushed. The bodv
left on the bones. ii0'" was
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
GIANTS TO MEET ANGELS

arranged for a baseball game to be
played this afternoon between the
Giants and Angel team at Chutes park.
The Angels have been practicing at
Santa Monica during the week and are
anxious to pit themselves against the
New Workers
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, March s.--FOllOwing ar,
the Racing Forms selections for th,
races at Ascot tOmOrrOwi
big store, Taos, Irish Mail.
2-TOupee, Fustian, Euripides.
3--VOn TrOmD, Don DOmO, AmpedO.
4-Balbus. Martha Jane, Magazine.
B-COfilliOn, AYOntellus, AdOnis.
6-TramatOF, Sly Ben, La Chata.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
RACING PONY KILLED
BY Associated Press.

I5V ASSUCIdItU TTVSS.
SAN DIEGO, March 'S.-The we'll
known racing pony, Carlotte, owned by
W. e. Peddley of Riverside, had to be
killed yesterday after having thrown
her rider. The mares hip was broken.
Just before this accident Shorty"
Brown, a pony owned by Rudolph
Spreckels and ridden by DIR. Smythe of
Oakland, ran away and injured DIR.
Smythe by throwing him against the
fence.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
LAskER AND MARSHALL DRAW

BY Associated Press
BALTIMORE, Nd, March S.-The
tenth game of the chess match between
DR.. Emanuel Lasker and Frank j.
Marshall for the championship of the
world was played here this afternoon
and tonight and resulted in draw
after forty eight moves.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
VARSITY BOAT RACE OFF
BY Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, March S.-The
University of Pennsylvania has can
celed the annual boat races with the
Annapolis Naval academy because the
two institutions could not settle on a
date for the races. The races have
been fixture since the early sos.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
DoNLIN BECOMES MAeNATE
~ Associated Pres

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO, March SIT was reported
here today that the ST. Joseph club of
the Western league had been purchased
by Michael Donlin, at present a men,
ber of the New York National league
team.
'tI is all right" said Donlin, when
asked regarding the accuracy of the
story.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
sELVEpERE TO MEET EAST SIDE

The BelVedere baseball team viii play
the East Los Angeles nine at the county
hospital grounds Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
PALMERANp SULLIVAN MATCHED

Manager McCarey yesterday wired
return trip tickets to Jack Palmer, the
English heavyweight, now in New
York. Palmer and Jack Twin" Sulh-
van have ben matched to box twenty
rounds at Maud Junction March 26.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09

to double, threw WILD and wilkinson
reached second. Phillips and Goodman
we're easy outs.
Manager McGraw had his men ont
yesterday morning and an to 1 game
was played between two picked teams.
Hannifan, while batting against Christy
Mathewson, scored home run off the
big fellow with two men on bases.
Yesterdays score by innings:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09

nor TpTeR Zine s S,s 1%, At past OF yau
oveweight carter Remember pounds Garter
place show Ahab 20 to show
finishing
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09

posth Value to wnne
f. Star
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
l6 SIXTH RAcE-slx furlongs. syear-od llles; purse

4 vim
B.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART


A. Richard Dwyer
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09

n you want 10 go east c. Haydock
Agent Illinois Central Il. r.. lis w. sth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09

III FIRST RAcE-sx furlonss 4year-oids and up; selling
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09

TisS 4S lisa 143 At post 9a minutes
Won easily SECOND 9ndny Rama to place Mounank
fqrngs
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09

The following horses, the property of
r. Pyne, will be sold to the highest
bidder in the paddock at Ascot this
afternoon at 1890 p. m: Jersey Lady,
Norfolk, Baron Esher, Lord Provost,
Fly Back, Big Store, Dazzle, Maid of
Orleans and CeVelle.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09
DOG JUDGING CONTINUED

Following are the list OF winning
dogs which came under official judg-
ment at the canine exhibit yesterday:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-09

DIG mile, up;
In Horse Age Jockey st z Z z St Fin 0p CT
!:::'': ;:: ?'il: II =
IIarris2 514
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werfor a
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Blank Books in variety,
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-23

Holland of Hooking are visiting since
Friday at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
A. G. Steele, going from here to Mys-
tic Sunday, where they will visit with
friends until Monday or Tuesday,
when they will return to Darbyville
again and visit other friends for a
few days
John Foster and family of near Mo-
ravia visited at the George Boyer
home Sunday, as also did j. w. Espy
and family.
George Dun and family visited san
day with relatives. in Maine station.
Mrs. j. W. Espy has been on tho
sick list for the past week but is bet
ter at this time.
Mrs. John Mcdonald is on the sicas
list.
Forrest Merical is on the sick list.
Tonsilitis is almost a >ridemic in
this locality.
Lot Merical is reno a barn
for Rheuben Main.
Charles and George Simmons are
cutting logs for ]. j. Hutton.
Charles Milburn of Mystic was in
town Sunday evening.
]. W. Espy was a business visitor in
Mystic Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Court
ney Wednesday, a daughter.