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LEGAL
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
Interested, that on the 10th day Of
January, A. D. 1907, the undersigned
was appointed by the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Wapello County, Iowa,
Administrator OF the Estate of Clar-
ence A. r. Kirk, deceased, late of said
County. All persons indebted to said
Estate will make payment to the UNI
dersigned, and those having claims
against the same will present them.
legally authenticated, to said Court for
allowance.
Dated Jan. Is. 1907.
M. S. Kirk, Administrator.
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chicago Live stock Market.

81 Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago. JAN, 1s.-Cattle-Rece
3,000 steady. Beeyes, s4.15@T00;
COWS and heifers, S1.60@530; stockers
and feeders, s2.60@4.70; Texans, 1915
@4.50.
Hogs Receipts, $4,000; strong to SC
higher. Mixed butchers, ss.30@6.62;
good heavy, $6.55@662; rough heavy,
$6.30@6;4O; light, s6.40@6.54; bulk
sales. $s.50@6.60.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; steady at
$3.50@5.75; lambs, $4.80@7.75.
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W. I. Wilson, Real Estate, 1917 N. Court


Acres north Of the city Az in cultivation
county, SIS farm -
$50 Acres ~ miles northeast
I - 80
See with me-
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and son. Ben, were ottumwa visitors
Wednesday.
David Love and family are moving
to Colfax. Mr.. Love will be employed
in a store there.
q. G. Johnson of Oskaloosa is visit
ing relatives here. .
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ELDoN.

Eldon. Jan. I'D. McHaffy Of
woodward is in the city on business.
Jack Barry Of McCook. Neb.. Is vis-
iting his mother of this city.
5Ao G. l. A ladies entertained their
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CHICAGO Produce Market.

SuSoSO TlSoNSSs WoTNSts
Chicago. Jan. Wheat-No. 2 red
"A; No. 3 red, 7o@731s. No. 2, hard
1871 @741s;; No. 8 hard. 661s@73; Jan.
TN; May, opened, 77@77M.; highest
77A; lowest, 1884, closing, 76'as @76A
Corn-No. 2. No. 2-swhite and No. 2
yellow, not quoted; No. 8, 41@41A;
No.3 white, 41A@42; No. 8 yellow
41A@41M; JAM, 41M: May, opened,
45M@45as; highest, 45sa; lowest, 44al
closing, 44B @45.
Oats-No. 2, 36A No. 8. 36A; No. 2
white. 371a @3S; No. 8 white, 36A a
s7A; jan, 351a; May, opened, 3s@38M
highest, ssA; lowest, ,37ss; closing
S7&.
Porls-Jan.. 1885; Cay, 1891.
Lard-Jail.. 1925; May. sS.42@945.
Ribs-Jan., $s.97; May, 1910.
Rye-Cash. 63@6S.
( Barley-Cash, 45@56.
Timothy, clover and fax, not quoted
Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Jan. 8.-utter-St Steady
Creanneries, 20@2s: dairies, 1926.
Eggs-Strong at 23@25h.
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RETAIL pEicEs.
Flour ard Feed.

Flour, per sack .......... 81 00@1 40
Corn meal 10-lb sack 1880. 12h@15
Graham flour, per sack 49,. Is
Corn Chops, per cwt. ....... Ito
Shorts, per cwt .......... Las
Oat chops. per cwt. ...... 1,15
Bran, per cwt .::.......... LIS
Ear corn per busheI .. a.
Shelled corn, per bushel go. 81
Wheat, per bushel ....... rs
Hay, per cwt, new ......... so
Oi1neaI. per hundred. 800. lee
Oats, per bushel ......... 40
Chicken feed taround) 40 Id
sack .......... ......... %
Oyster she'll per cwt. ...... 30
foutrry. %
Spring chickens dressed, lib. IA
Old hens, dressed. h.. ..... 124
Ducks. dressed ............ 15
Turkeys, Id ................ 20
RABBITS ........... 12H
1eeSe I........... I'm
Butter. and legs.
Sep. Creamery Butter ...... 80
Country butter per ID. s5@27H
Vegetables, Fruits. Etc.
Oranges. per dozen ....... 250sS
Bananas. per dozen ....,.l.@ z0dD2i
Apples, per peck .......... eGD 40
Grape fruit. loo. 8 for ..... ~
NTtpGS, per UdShel ~
E Mssaf Is rigs 10 15, q
Washed figs. basket ........ 20
Chestnuts II s............. Is
Black walnuts, peck ....... Is
Missouri hickory nuts. peck 60
Dates. l3., 1oc. 8 lbs. FORE. Ga
Honey lib. ........ ........ 20
Mince Meat. Id. 10, 1914 @20
Plum pudding lb............ IS
Malaga grapes, lb ......... 90
Pulled figs, Id ............. 20
Large raisins, ID ........... 50
Water cress. bunch ......... s
Colorado potatoes, bu. 1850. 90
New Potatoes. bushel 80. 60@e5
Pie pumpkins ...... ...... SOLO
Cranoerries, quart. $780,. 10. 2A@2o
Cucumbers. each ......... IL
Spanish onions. ps lb..... g
CocoanCts $50. ....., sos
Homegrown cabbage, head .. SOLO
Shipped cabbage, lb.... o.
Head lettuce .............. 10
New bunch beets ............. 10
Homegrown carrots. peck. as
homegrown turnips. peck .. -
caulihower, each ......... zo@2k
Straw, per cwt ............ Is
Clam shells. per cwt. $3.50. Is
Green beans, 1b........ -. 30
Rutabaga turnips. lb....... !
Sweet potatoes. peck ...... IS
New red cabbage. head... SOLO
Hubbard squash :. -....... 1001s
Beets, peck ............... 30
Parsnips. peck ............ 81
Wax beans, lb.............. 20
,at 'oc. basket. 90
Red Padisfles, bunch ....... 10
Spinach. ID ................ 1871
Green onions, 2 punches. =. IS
oaSEet l}.-.....
Jack rabbit ............ Is
Mackerel, lb......... ...... 10
Pineapples. each .......... Csc
Oysters.
Oysters, quart ............ 40
Oysters. select ............ 80
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st. Louis Produce Market.
St. Louis, Jan. 1s.--Wheat-May,
T5B @76,
Corn--May, 49,
Oats--May, 37B.
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are more favorable for the movement
OF horses than week ago.. The fail
of snow in the lumber districts has
stimulated the demand for loggers and
more liberal demand for this CONNER
cial class features the market at $3.50
@200. Northern Michigan and Wis
consin are well represented with deal
ers in loggers and operators from the
New England states are also executing
fair orders for medium weight draft
ers for the lumber industry There -
a better Feline in the southern trade
and smooth light chunks are clearing
more freely at norninally $70@135, with
few choice drivers and heavy BUSH
ness offerings taken on southern ac-
count at $150@2OO. Eastern demand
for drafters displays increased volume
at stationary prices. Several select
orders for. heavy business classes for
special New York trade are being ex-
ecuted at s225@250 and upward. fancy
finished drafters of 1900 to 1000 lbs
weight being taken at s275 and up
ward. AS compared with a week ago
the general market displays a more
active tone at the following stationary
priceS.
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FOR sALE-PEDIGREED POLAND
China swine. male and female. Also
good dry oak posts. S. P. Hartman
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Peoria Produce Market.
oria, Jan. 1s.-Corfl--No. a, 40.

New York Produce Market.
New York, Jan. tS.--Wheat-May,
s2a4. =.
Corn-May, 50.
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w. LoWENBERG G. SON ARE THE
HuSTLlNG REAL ESTATE MEN.
Over Bremhorst's Grocery, Corner
Court and Second SITS.
They have a large list Of farms I'd
select from in Wapello county
How large farm do you want?
A 10 acre, 20 acre, a 81 acre AZ
acre. One of the incest improved 80
acre farms in Wapello county at $62.50
per acre. An unimproved 80 Joins the
city; a 118 acre---in fact any size you
say. We can sell you one worth the
money. And city property-we have
all kinds sizes and prices. We have
house close to- the packing house for
$3.50. You can buy on installment plan.
We have few trades on lands for you
to come in and see us about New
| phone 4A2 As9NS ss}
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ELECTRIC GRINDING.

GRINDING - WE ARE
prepared to sharpen everything that
takes an edge, and guarantee. sat.s-
FACTION. BARRIERS and surgeons work
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New York Poultry Market.

New York. jan 18.--Ponltry-Aliye
irregular. Chickens. 10: fowls, 13kf
turkeys, 10. Dressed Firm. Chickens
1l@16; turkeys, 13@18h; fowls. so
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FOR SALE-GOoD BUSINESS IN
live railroad town: over $4,000 BUSH
ness in 1906. This place can be
bought IN the next 80 days for $1,100.
Address b., 237. care Courier.
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FAIR HORSE MARKET.
Heavy Commercial Glasses Are More
Active-Other Offerings Steady.
Chicago, Jan. 1S.--General conditions
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DO YOU WANT A GOOD PAYING
s1.00 per day hotel? Will loan you
any reasonable sum on long time.
Write for description. A. Bryan
Creston, Iowa.
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q CHICAGO Poultry Market,

Chicago. Jan. .-PoultryL-W eak--
| Turkeys, II; chickens, 10k; spring
4 chickens, 811a.
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WANTED-TO RENT A FARM---w
B. Nash, Chillicothe, Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-soo ACRE WE'LL I'M
proved farm near Fessenden, N. D.
5 (64O acres under plow) at $500 per
acre. P. G. Riedesel Otto, Iowa.
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THEY Get RESULTS
WANTED.

TRADE A FARM OR
city property for horses, cattle or
hogs F. w. Darner, Phoenix Trust
Co. Bldg, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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POSITION ON FARM
by the year. Married. Write or
call soon. VIM. Ancell, Eddyville,
Iowa.
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FOR sALE-REGISTERE ANE
grade Aberdeen Angus bulls Of good
breeding. E. r. Ochler, Moravia, Ia.
Route 8.
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He has consolidated the two into
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New York Butter and Eg Market.
New York. Jan. Firm
Creameries, 2s@2sk; held. 1923; in1i-
tation creameries. "a.
. Eggs-Steady.
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WANTED SOUND CLEAR NATIVE
Z elm timber over eight inches in
diameter, sawed, five feet long, I'M
split. Jerry Seymour.
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PUBLIC SALE.
eoR SALE.

FOR sALE-MY FARM OF 1875 ACRES
miles nortseast G. Ottumwa Well
improved. For further particulars
address 81. *. Kirkpatrick, Route
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miscellaneous.

DON'T GET BALD-DoN'T BUY
hair tonics. Send stamp and learn
how to preserve the hair. .Anunta
Vern, Davenport. Iowa.
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FOR SALE OR RENTS ACRES OF
farm land near Ottumwa. G. D. Du-
lin. Webster, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN
200 acre farm we'll located Good
orchard and buildings; $40 per acre
If sold soon. Terms, half cash
Thos. A. Bruce, Salem, Mo.
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Received. Shipped.
TODAY'S MARKETS

This market Is furnished by tho Cas-.
sfdy Commission Co. Local ONCE.
rooms % and 40. Hofmann Block Tel
ephone 933. e. E. voight, manager
u. NNheat.-= Oman HIGH .o1rt ct1.esa
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Regular Sale Next Friday, Jan. Is.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
WHOLESALE pRlcEa

FURNISHED by John Morrell q ca.
Ltd, at II a. M, Jan. 1879
I tve Sroek
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Weallhy Whltes Belle1ers.

This supersttious belief in witchery
is not confined by any means to the
colored race although there are to he
found the largest number or sdher-
snts. Many white people and not a
few n the cultured and wealthy in
this CITY pass the thresholds Of
these Colored magic workers 10 help
them surmount obstacles and 20 get
advice IN love affairs and business TN
dertakings. and some even are in the
habit OF receiving periodical visits
from them.
Go TO one or the novels 81 these
''voodoo" doctors some evening say
that OF old "Uncle" Bovey Hampden,
IN Georgetown knock at his base
ment door. scrawied all over with
strange figures and inscriptions.
Uncle" Boyey claims not 10 he
''voodoo' doctor, but he Is. just the
same. as all his neighbors testify. in
that he makes charms and determines
events and gives advice after incan-
tatlons before his wheel" or SOUTH
ern jack" which is an indescribably
odd looking Contrivance. furnished
with a scale. or balance, which is
popularity supposed to shift voiuR-
tarily as Il deals out good luck or bad.
You knock. knock. knock. Somebody
stirs inside. There is a hollow Come
in, and you enter.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

CAME back and said that their charms
didn't work, so / gave them back the
money they had paid me"
one white woman OF some means.
said the professor" had seen a youns
man at a theater in this city. with
whom she had fallen in love at once.
She called upon him and asked him
10 give hef n charm tina. would make
him return her sentiments The pro
lessor claims t. have come so. At
another time a woman IN deep dis
tress came TO HE house and told him
that her husband was in a rage and
was about 10 pack up and leave She
asked him what she could do The
professor merely gave her a pow
der TO burn in the house. The hus-
hand anger Immediately began to
dwindle and before morning he had
decided IN remain with her forever
Sometimes no money is asked out
right for these charms. instead the
person receiving them has the right
70 wear them until they begin to
work" that being the cue for a small
donation. These donations" are
expected TO continue until the price
Of the charm has been Paid
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

little wheel which Is connected with
the balance, mutterinE ana mumblinE
the while. If the balance stands on
one side when he has finished. YOU
VIII have bad luck, II on the other side
YOU viii have good luck
The old fellow keeps mgrmurinr IT,
coherently TO himself as he turns the
wheel Finally u stops. aud the wizard
gives a Tying leap into the air. shout
lng Brudder. 20 will hab success
Praise de Lawd,"
gu then give donation" and 20
away satisfied that you nil succeed
This very confidence gives YOU. per-
haPs, an impetus which helps you in
your enterprise and the chances are
that YOU return later and give the
''voodoo" doctor another "donatio.,
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Case Of MIlIIOnaIre's Wife.

a very wealthy woman. the wife
~ a Washington millionaire" said the
professor % some time go came to
me and asked me to make her a charm
Of some sort which she could use I'm
influencing her son. who. she be
lieved was not leading the sort OF life
she desired him to follow
Il gave her one after hearing her
story and she afterwards told me that
The charm evidently had worked. as
her son was living an upright life.
Another case. went on the pro
lessor" is that OF a man prominent
in the Postoffice Department who fire.
quentIy consults me on matters of
moment. He always wears one OF my
little charms next his heart. See. this
is one or them"
And the professor took from a
drawer in his desk small. heart
shaped bag of pale yellow leather
edged with blue silk There was some
thing ha-d inside
That's lodestone, explained the
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Gene From Carolina.

II is a remarkable fact that all the
known colored witch doctors. palm
lists and astrologers in Washington
are men originally from North Caro-
lima
The reason for the continual increase
OF belief IN these various forms Or
superstition Is not hard 10 find ac-
cording to Prince a. Hairston. Don
ularly known as Professor Prince %
a colored palmist living 81 2ss Third
street southeast. The professor.
also formerly a North CaroIiniau.
while claiming not to be a ''voodoo"
or witch doctor, makes charms OF sew
ersl sorts. for any one superstitious
enough to believe in their power.
While I do not pretend 10 know how
much real virtue there Is In these
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
switch Doctor'ss Den.

The gloom OF the place and the
sitting atmosphere almost overcome
you. Al FIRST you can't see anybody
thsrs Is such a prOmlscuous pile OF
old iron, rags, faded carpets, tin cans.
rope. and other rubbish. A little old
oil stove. squatted on the floor in front
Of a dismal hearth. is IaziIy sending to
the low-hsnging ceiling a malodorous
pyramid Of smoke and printing
through the perforations in the sheet
iron strange. shimmering shadow pic
lures on the grimy walls.
All OF a sudden an object huddled
in a chair shifts itself
II Is the witch doctor"
"Ebenin, sah.' SAYS old Uncle"
Boyey, IN a tone something between a
murmur and a squeak. His chair
screeches as he moves, and ruffle-
haired black cat in a corner humps It's
scrawny back splits raucously and
glares with baleful ewes.
You can feel the hair rising along
your spine by this time
Uncle Bovey pokes his grizzled old
head out into the area OF light shed by
the stove. His lips move. but he
doesn't appear TO be saying much Of
anything
Make me a charm against a fellow
that's trying To get my girl away from
me, Uncle2' you ask
''Ah done mex yo' one OATS wohks
nohf an souf, cas- an ives. SOS dey
kyarnt nobody done git away from
hit" he says. My chains alters
pow fol ones. All done fix 'um SOS 20
kin wohk 'um up 10 git jos what 20
Wishin To-
Haven't YOU got a charm ready
made. that would DO? / can't wait for
fear that fellow VIII get my girl away
from me IN the meantime. " you vouch-
safe.
"Oh. Lawdy, no. replies old
Uncle" Bovey. "Ah got to mex 30
one 10 yo'se'f, else faint do YOU no
good"
well, then, tFot out your wheel and
tell me whether I'll succeed with Jane
against this fellow" YOU finally say.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

city rise from cheap store to afiuence
through one OF his magic charms
Neighbors say he has a Southern
Jack" In hts house, but be vehemently
denies this
Il have lived 100 years and yet 1
never have seen any real good come
by using jack or wheel. he said
10 Sunday Times representative
But I have Eeen lots OF good worked
through charms
AssafOetida and dragons blood
That is the combination which was
found on the person OF Francis r.
Manuel. the white 'hoOdoo king
who was arrested about week ago
at Jefferson avenue and NJ street
Manuel also had a small bottle con
tanning what looked Ike camphor,
and two small tin boxes OF white pow
der. The powerful dragons blood was
spattered over the backs OF a deck OF
cards With this extraordinary out
1T Manuel is said to have besn Civ
ing great consolation to colored peopIs
by driving ont OF their bodies trouble
some demons and BY quietinE all the
obnoxious spirits that he could md.
His work was not done merely for
charity lie was always ready 10 ac-
cept a small fee. and so he has been
given forty DAYS I'm the workhouse.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

charms themselves" said the ''profes-
sor." Il am positive that, IN a great
many instances. / have thus helped
persons through the effect on the mind,
in the way Of stimulating confidence In
the outcome.
II attribute the spread OF supersti-
tion among the white and colored peo-
PIE OF Washington" continued the
professor" who is a man Of some cd
ucation. 'in large measure 20 the
discussion in press, magazine. pulpit,
forum. and family OF such subjects
as hypnotism, spiritualism. mental
healing. telepathy. and kindred sub
iects All OF these deal with almost
inexplicable natural phenomena whose
workings are not understood by the
ordinary mind. Thus people are easily
brought TO believe in the power Of all
sorts OF unseen influences"
The professor" added that he found
many OF the colored residents or the
city very superstitious. he alone re-
ceiving as many as from eight TO ten
calls day from those who wished
To consult him. He also made fire.
quent visits 70 the homes OF his
clients" including the houses Of a
number Of wealthy and influential
white persons OF both sexes.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

eolored sirl wished to get her beau"
back from a rival she would visit a
''vOodoo' doctor. who would give her
one Of these charms, Wit the advice
60 wish harm TO her rival and at the
same time stick the heart fun OF pins
and burn IL in places with matches
This would be sure to bring evil, ac-
co-dins 10 the black necromancers
However, the doctor may. instead. give
her small straw efagy. represent
ing the one to be ''hoodcoed." This is
10 be burned, accompanied by heart
felt wishes" and incarnation.
If Won should ever ind a followed
out acorn stuffed with The hair OF a
dead person and pierced with four
holes on four sides and with two small
chicken feathers drawn through them
so as 10 cross inside. look out for
yourself. According TO inc "voodoo"
belief. this Is one of the worst omens
Of bad luck that YOU can nave. Some
body with a grudge against you may
slip it under your bed.
But there is an antidote to al Of
these bad omens You need have no
fear OF stuffed acoIBs, or hearts stuck
fun Of pins or anything else. if YOU
have ''frizzled" chicken 4 "friz-
zled' chicken will work miracles in the
way of protecting you from evil in
fuences OF all sorts. If you do not
possess a '-frizzled" chicken. you had
better procure one as soon as possible,
for there is no telling when you may
need its friendly assistance
4. schenk' an AGED colored cobbIer,
living on Seventh street, between l.
end NJ streets. is another coiored man
who makes charms for the supersti-
tious He claims TO have helped
we'll knnrru cf1fhfur rnarchanf - this
The Washington times., 1907-01-20

their operations ana kx WsAAz a1teF
treatment showed no tan4sngy % To-
lapse. Those who AZ drsf Showed
symptoms OF back sftd1nE Fsosived
heavier doses and rsspoodsd N sat
isfactory manner un6sr this hsroic
treatment
The papers are as1tAtfnz rs auss-
ton IN particular, the question Of how
the great discovery shs1i - utilized
No one man. they ergus could reach
all the population who are 81 need
or treatment. and with even 4 small
royalty on bis discovery be - bound
10 become the richest mar "a the
world.
on the other hand, Il ls obviously
out Of the question 10 form 4 storf
company to manufacture and ADM nfs-
Ter the serum. The stock would Ia =
% be floated In the usual way. and -
hrst II would be . purely spscuistt5s
offering. The Inconsistency OF sp-.f y
lation in a scheme to xiii spscufatiEa
Ia obvious.
The Washington times., 1907-01-20
Charm Sold for as.

4 have sold huncCsds or these uttls
charms since ! have been In the bust
ness. aud 1 have received all the way
from $50 TO SO for them. The high
est price I ever received was from =
race track man. at Benning; he gave
me So. Sometimes / make a regular
charge for the Charms. ESQ cash. or
g on the instsllment plan.
And do YOU know" he continued
II have never had but two neople
bring them back, in ali the years I
have been selling them Both 81 these
fellows we're from the country. They
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Praying to the ~Jack.-

Then 'Uncle" Bovev viii rradusuv
hoist himself out OF his chair. totter
across the room behind A curtain and
bring into view his Southern lack.
which he places on a dusty old cloth
covered trunk. he will not bring IL
out, however unless he has perfect
confidence in your sincerity ana in
your intention never 10 expose him.
for he can be hauled into Police Court
and fined II he is discovered using one
OF these magic wheels. Gettinz
money under false pTetenses. the skep-
tical might call Uncle" Bovey's oc-
upatlon-
At length he begins 10 turn the
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HOW IT HAPPENED.

How does it happen" asked the port
ly dowsger on the overland express.
that you have managed "a keep the
sa me cook for thirty years.
4 married one answered the chance
acquaintance, struggling her ample
shoulders.-Chicago Tribuns.