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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-22
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washirston.-Allege irregularities
in reclamation service work in Idaho
arc pronounced by Director Newell to
he complaints made by contractors
against classification by engineers in
charge of work performed by those
contractors. who claim In some IN.
stances that they have been discrimi.
mated against and their work classi.
fed as csrth excavation when II should
have been rock.
These complaints. Newell says, were
received some time ago and were in
the nature of appeals from local en-.
.ineers. He at once convened board
of engineers TO meet at Boise, March
20. to consider and report upon the
complaints. The members of this board
will be Engineers Sanders. Wells and
Wiley. who will hear complaints NJ
contractors and recommend proper ac.
ton to the director OF the service.
Newell said that special care had been
taken at all times to conduct the af.
fairs of the reclamation service in an
honest and business.like manner, and
he invited the fullest Investigation tf
reported irregularities.
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% We Chang Our size,

We all have read such phrases rs
''his form seemed to diiatc," and "hc
suddenly looked mean and shrunkcn."
Without doubt one can and one does.
under certain circumstances, ns In OF.
Tended dignity. extend the height. di.
late tho chest. and SO become larger.
and fear may cause n sort Of collapse
that makes one appear quite shrunkcn.
These arc real and commonplace
things. There is something else nj.
lied TO the foregoing which Is not
quite 30 simple. says New York Week
ly. We associate grand things with
bigncss. and mean things with small
ness. by some curious trick OF our
nervous system We no sooner learn
that person has done noble deed
than his form looks noble, and II we
hear that the deed Is mean his form
appears mean. II another is proved
intellectually excellent, we mark the
width of his forehead. Should he sub
sequcntiy do anything disgraccful. We
think his forehead mean.looking. And
indeed. We ourselves may feel broad
or mean In brow. but all these things
are mental illtsions.
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MIiiIons for Damages.

Tho various (street carl companies
Of Greater New York reported for 1905
= total OF s:.09s. .00e.5o paid out in
damages. Two million dollars In .
single year! But this was not all. re.
marks John p. Fox. In Everybody's.
The same companies reported for legal
expenses In connection with accidents
ahc further item Of sl.005. .ss2.si. max.
1ng tho total amount Of damages 81.
103.9o2.t0. This is equivalent to co..
000. 900 fares year! The total amount
paid out by NIL the tram companies OF
the United Kingdom. including Great
Britain and Ireland. for the year 1903
1904. was only s59i.o00! Or. take II
by cities. The amount paid out BY
tho municipal system Of Liverpool for
1905 was s53.s00. The amount paid
out by tho Boston Elevated. operating
the surface systems OF Boston. for
1906. wns s6o3.576! The trafiic OF the
chief Berlin company is greater by
half than that of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit company. The amount paid
out In 1905 by this Berlin company
was s65.s0o Tho amount paid out by
thc Brooklyn company In 1905 was
6ts.03s.i0!
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oxLAnomA.s CONSTITUTION.
A Modern Document In Every Way
Rigid Liquor Law.

~ Mo09fU O0S0"0uk '" ssS S
Rigid Liquor Law.
Guthrie, okia.-Thc only state con-
s,i,u,ion 10 be produced under modern
conditions-thnt intended for the pro
posed now state Of okiahoma-han
finally been drafted here. The eons'i.
,u,ionai convention has finished Its
work and adjourned after having been
In session iis days. The constitution
will be submitted TO the people OF the
two territories at special election.
August 9th.
Woman suffrage was defeated by
few yo,cH. The initiative and refer
cnduu. patterned after the OREGON
Law, was adopted. ms was y provision
providing for the nomination OF all
state officers and United States scna'
torn By primaries. Succession In state
OFFICES In prohibited. and Il Is provided
that the Senate committees shall not
be named by the lieutenant governor.
but be selected by the body itself.
Oklahoma will be prohibition state.
the most stringent liquor law In exist
cncc. prohibiting no, only the sale. but
the introduction of liquor into the
state. beng provided for. Tho cnab
ling act provided that Indian tcrritor,
must accept prohibition for twenty.one
years. The convention provided that
tho whole state shall vote on tho 1ucs
tion. AMI there is no doubt that the
terms Of tho enabling act will bc made
uniform over the whole state.
Provision is made for n state ra.l
wny commission. TO be elective. and q
2.ccnt passenger fare order. Railway
companies are prohibited from owninv
any productive agency OF n natural
commodity. a provision particularly In
tended to cover coal lands. A fellow
servant law In embodied In the consti
tuition.
Corporations ere prohibited from
owning more land than Is absolutely
necessary in tho operation Of thcii
business. The issuance Of wntcred
stock is prohibited. and the books Of
all corporations are made subject &c
inspection ut all times. The organiza
tion Of corporations to deal In real cs
tate outside of incorporated cities IA
prohibited
A commission is appointed 10 nego
tiatc tho purchase of the segregated
mineral lands in the Indian territory
valued at many millions OF dollars. ani
state ownership and operation OF the
coal mines thereon Is contemplated.
a compulsory and separate schoo.
system " established.
Commissions are created on labor
and arbitration. charities. insurance.
railroads, agriculture. oil, gas aud
mines.
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FOUND With BODY.
MEXICAN STANDS OVER HIS DEAD
coUNTRYMAN.
TRINIDAD TRAGEDY LAID BARE
Companion Of Dead Man Arrested
Says Rock Thrown From Win
dow Killed Him.

Says Rock Thrown From Win.
dow Killed Him.
Trinidad, Colo.-About 4:30 o'clock
Sunday afternoon several people pass.
ing along Plum street found the body
Of man lying in an alley. and stand.
Ing near the body was another man
holding large rock In his hand. OF.
ficers were notified and . physician
summoned. but the man lying on the
ground was dead.
His name II said to be Juan Cordova.
The man standing over the body, who
gave his name as Frank Martinez.
stated that while he and Cordova were
coming through the alley someone
threw . rock from q window Of the
brewery wash house which struck Cor
dova on the head. killing him. Marti-
nez exhibited the rock that he held In
his hand to substantiate his story.
Coroner Guiifoil thoroughly exam
inted the surroundings and found that
the lower sill OF the brewery window
In eight feet from the hoor. Several
tucu btx Ittt tutt uuu oNct sso$Su w =
beer keg and were not ablV TO See a
man passing through the alley. Mar.
tines was arrested.
An autopsy conducted by County
Physician Forhan revealed that Cor
dova's larynx was torn loose from the
ligaments and several small bones
were broken. although there was no
outward mark Of violence on his neck.
The ofIicers arc unanimous In the
belief that the two men were quarrel.
ing and that Martinez caught Cordova
by the throat. crushing tho larynx.
causing almost instant death. Marti-
neg. however. tonight sticks TO the
window story. No one witnessed the
affair.
Both Martinez and cordova arc Mex.
leans and strangers here. They have
been working at m extra xradin.
camp for tho Santa Fe At Morley. ten
miles west Of here. They came to
Trinidnd together and were drinking
. good deal during the day. An In
kucst will be held.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-22

The mayor OF Huddlcsfieid. England.
some time ago offcerd to give pound
sterling to every child born during his
term who should live to be year old.
This prize has. 1t Is said. already
caused marked lessening OF infant
mortality in the town, parents being
inspired to take better care OF their
offspring. The mayor is step in ad.
vance OF President Roosevelt, remarks
the Indianapolis Star. He knows ;ha;
race suicide is not necessary averted
by the mere bringing of children into
the world.
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Rocky Ford Enterprise
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO.
COLORADO.
why Farmers Grow Old Early.


Anyone who has lived on q farm
does not need to be told the reason.
for he knows OF the strain under
which the American farmer lives dur.
ing the fve months Of spring and
summer. says Woody Hutchinson. NJ.
D.. In Harper's Monthly. His work
day Is from four or i've In the morning
until eight or nine at night. including
chores-l5 to II hours OF the hardest
kind OF physical labor. and. every min
ute Of II At high tension. especially
during harvest Then comes period
of relaxation In the fall. the one time
in the year when he has Just enough
muscular exercise to keep him In
health. Later. the winter season, ap-
preaching stagnation. In which he
takes on flesh. gets ''logy." and then
furious debauch OF hard labor through
the spring and summer again. No
wonder that by IS he has had sun
stroke and cant stand the heat" or
has "a weak back. or his heart gives
out" or u chill makes him rheuma.
tic;" and when you add to this furious
muscular strain the fact that the far
mer sees his income put In peril every
season. and his very home every bad
year. 80 that each unfavorable change
In the weather sets HIS nerves on
edge. II can be readily imagined that
the real quiet. peaceful country life"
is something sadly different from the
ideal.
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ideal Trade Conditions.

Women should not get credit
Neither should men. Cash 10 the cure.
Tradesmen. maybe. would have . bad
time for six or - months. and many
. lady would have to lie low" but In
the end We would get both our trade
and our money. and she would get hes
dress. and At far less cost.-Londos
Opinion. $50
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On Deserved vasatIsn.

After ls years OF continuous service.
luring which he has never taken z
vacation. Prof. John Sterling Kings.
Icy. OF Tufts college has been granted
. years leave Of absence. which he
will pass In scientiac research IN
Italy. He Is one Of the most widely
known authorities on zoology IL the
country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-22

Jamaica is beginning to suspect that
Great Britain has been holding 1t only
for purposes of exploitation. It threat
ems to appeal TO the United States for
aid II John Bull does not loosen up.
II Swettenham disapproves of these
sentiments Jamaica is willing that he
should take his hatbox and go.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-22

That village innkeeper at Winston.
Eng, must have been amazed when
he discovered that the portrait Of
Shakespeare. which had been valued
in his family only because Of its an.
tiquity. was worth about s20.000-con.
siderably more than all his other
property.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-22

A female suffragist says that wo-
men can vote as easily as they can
put on a new hat. Yes: but will they
take equal care that the ballot Is on
straight?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-22
@sa#a
YItEE

Our mammoth las.page Seed and Tool
Catalog 10 mailed free to all intending
buyers. or send u in stamps and receive
free samples Of new Two Foot Long Oats
John A. salrer Seed Co.. Rnx w. Ia
Crosse, Wis.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-08

Lockeland The elder Miss BurroW
has just returned from Europe, where
she studied under the renowned Sew.
elk, one of the great violin teachers OF
the world, and also under the great
piano teachers Of Berlin. While
abroad she performed for Emperor
William and the royalty of Germany,
as well as that of Bohemia, Belgium
and France. Her touch and tech
nique are remarkable, and her charm
ing personality adds to the success of
her stage appearance. Miss nellie
Burrow is also talented pianist,
whose playing has won much admira-
ton for her. They will make con-
cert tour of the larger cities of Ala
Dama, Georgia, Florida and Cuba be-
'ore their return"
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chlshelm-MeknIsh,.

UNION CITY, Tenn; February 2s.-
At the home of DR.. S. w. Goodwin OF
Union City. Tenn. Tuesday, Mr.. VII.
liam Levi Chisholm and Mrs. Ellen
Edmonds (nee ,Godwin) Mcknight
were married. The parlors were deco
rated with green vines and house
plants. and the nuptials solemnized by
the Rev. Fl. B. Johnson. The bride.
Mrs. u. Il. Mcknight, is a native and
lifelong resident of Maury County.
where she has many relatives and a
host Of friends She comes from the
Goodwin family, for whom Goodwin Sta
ton was named. She spent two years
at the Southern School OF osteopathy
at Franklin, KY. and short time
In practice at Fulton prior to locating
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at Columbia, in 1904, where she held
good practice until retiring to the
home of her uncle at Union City, .
month since.
Mr.. Chisholm, a native of White
County, Tenn, was for four years
manager for the Scarborough Map Com
pany of Indianapolis, having taken
charge of agents in Maury County the
summer of 1904. For year past he
has been assisting DR.. d. p. Robbins
in the compilation of Maury County
history, and is favorably known both
in the city and county for his uniform
courtesy and brilliant geniality. The
couple will at once take up a resi-
dence at Fulton, KY, where Mr.. CHS
holm engages in the theatorium bust
ness and Mrs. Chisholm will continue
in the practice of osteopathy.
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PERSONALS.

Col. A. M. Hughes left Sunday TO
Washington.
Mr. w. j. Webster has returne,
from Nashville.
Mr.. Owen Brashear is in Shreves
port, La, on business.
Mrs. Kuhn Johnson is VISITING
friends in Petersburg.
Miss Howell is visiting Mrs. Henry
McLaurine, of Lynnville.
Mr. Turner Brady spent Sunday
with his mother in Pulaski.
Mr. Herman Tucker, of Nashville
spent Sunday with his family.
Miss Mary Bearden, of Franklin
is visiting friends in Spring Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs R. T. Hickman have
returned to their home in Lynnville.
Miss Pearl Provine has returned
from several weeks stay in Florida.
Mr.. Horace Frierson, of Lawrence
burg. is visiting Mr.. E. H. Hatcher
and family.
Mrs M. E. Wheeler has returned
from an extended visit to friends in
Pulaski.
Mrs. Barnes, nee Miss Brownie
Akin, of Atlanta. Ga, is visiting Mrs.
Watts Embry.
Mr.. ]. ] Claxton, of Century spent
Sunday in the city with her son, Geo.
G. Claxton
Mrs. George Adams and daughter,
Miss Francis, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Adams mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Cart
ner.
Miss Craig has returned from visit
to Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alice Kittrell of Mt.
Pleasant, are visiting Mrs. A. F.
Brown.
Messrs. H. p. Figuers and G. T.
Hughes have returned from Nashville.
Mrs. F. d. Lander left Saturday even
ing for a visit to her sister, Mrs. B. |
NJ. Renick in Paris, KY.
Mrs. T. ]. Rea has returned from a |
visit to her son, Mr. John Rea Ia
Franklin.
Mrs. T. l.. Benderman, of Mt. Pleas
ant, Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmerson of Sunnyside.
Miss Mary Redding has returned to
her home in Culleoka, after visiting
Mrs. Geo. Adkisson.
Mrs. Frederick Hardy spent Friday
In Nashville.
Rev Cochran Preston has returned
from Batesville, N. C.
Mr.. w. II. McCauley, OF Tullahoma,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Virgil Patton, who has been Wis.
iting his parents at Santa Re, has re.
turned to his home in Jackson, Ten
nessee.
Hon. Robert P. McDavid, OF Birming l
ham, ex-Secretary of state Of Ala
bama, was here Thursday buying
horses.
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The musicale given by the members
of Mrs. McClure's music class on last
Friday evening at the home of s. l..
Yancey, near McCains, was a most en-
1oyable affair The rooms used for
the entertaining were beautifully dec
GRATED In red and white A most in.
teresting and charming programme
was rendered in the large parlor which
was filled by the friends of the class.
The pupils reflect great credit ON their
teacher in both instrumental and vocal
work.
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seIIers-Johnson

Mr.. Luther Sellers, who lives on the
Theta pike. and Miss Daisy Johnson
of Hampshire, were married Sunday
afternoon by Rev. H. A. Gray, while
seated in their buggy in Riverside.
The young couple were accompanied
by Miss Annie Laura Wftherspoon
and Mr. Cavaner and Miss Title John
son and Mr.. w s. Green After the
ceremony the party drove to the home
OF the groom where they were enter
tanned.
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Miss Frances Garner, of Timmons
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Elsie Caldwell is visiting Mrs
Henry McLaurin at Lynnville.
! Miss Lula Stone King, of Ewell Sta
ton, is visiting Miss Roberta Voss.
Miss Sadie Notgrass has returned
from visit to friends in the county
Mrs. E. A. Doris, of Nashville, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. F.
/ Tucker
Miss Alice Goad, of McCains, is Wis
ing Mrs. G. w, Jackson, on the Moores-
Vile pike.
Mr.. John w. Lee and Miss Bessie
Lee, of Duplex, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Farrell.
Misses Grady Smith and Bertha
Thursman, of Franklin, are the guests
of Miss Eugene Algo at Carter's Creek.
Misses Minnie Lou Davis, Mumy Da-
Wis and Jessie Holman have returned
to their home after visit to Miss Hay
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Innes Dobbins, of Full
ton, KY, are visiting Mrs. W. B.
Dobbins
Miss Fletcher Fariss spent Sunday
with her sister, Miss Pearl Fariss, in
Nashville.
Misses Jessie Wharton and Lucia
Frierson have returned from short
visit to Nashville.
Mrs. Eva Moore has returned to her
home in Culleoka after visiting friends |
and relatives here.
Mrs. H. G. Smith has returned to
her home in Florence, Ala, after Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick, OF Tuscumbia,
Ala, who has been visiting Mrs.
Spence McFall, has gone to Lebanon,
Tenn.
Miss Mamie Akin has returned from
Florida, and is visiting her sisters,
hIo' IHOlnpSOH anu MIS-, MCCluTe, III
Nashville.
Misses Lucia Frierson and Jessie
have returned from few /
lays visit to Miss Mamie Wharton at
|
Mrs. ]. Briggs McLemore returned
o Nashville Sunday after a visit OF
eyeral days with DR.. ]. G. William t
on and family. d
George T. Hughes, Jr., and Mr..
life, who have been spending sever
] days in the city, returned this morn
ne to Nashville
Miss Mollie Conyers and Miss Sarah
cochran are In Nashville attending the
'holesale millinery openings.
Miss Annie Lester Houston returned
) Florence, Ala, Tuesday.
Mrs. VIII Elicit returned Monday
ON her Eastern trip.
Joe Hagey has returned from bus @
less trip to Louisville
Miss Ola Barrow. OF Rock Hill. S. c., 8
the guest Of Miss Callie Craig.
Congressman Padgett reached home
'ednesday from Washington. n
Mr. W. G. sstterneld. a former R
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

Rev. w, A. Porvine is still confined
to his room with grip. and in conse.
quence there will b no prayer service
at the First Cumberland church this
evening.
Services at the Catholic Church Sun.
day morning at 10 o'clock by Rev.
James F. O'Neil.
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Leath-overton.

Miss Nellie Overton, daughter of the
late William Overton of Columbia and
Mr.. G. A. Leath of Birmingham, were
married Saturday afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock by Rev. W. T. Ussery at his
residence. Buddy Peyton and Miss
Virginia Wilkes were the attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leath went to Birming-
ham on the evening train.
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Maury countian now living in Gala
tin. spent Monday IN Columbia.
Mrs. G. X. Fitzgerald and daughter
Mrs John L. Haywood. are visiting IN
the city.
W. r. warheld. OF Memphis. spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Mary d
warfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Wood and son
Aurie. have returned to Decatur. after
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cook.
Miss Juliet Davis. Of Nashville. a
grand daughter OF Trustee Mccain
Of Davidson County. has entered the
Institute.
Miss Mamie Mechanic. Of Nashville.
is the guest Of Mrs. w. j. Dale.
Robt Cason. of Nashville. is visit
ing friends and relatives in the city.
Mr.. w. H. Patterson is visiting his
mother at Verona. in Marshall coun-
ty.
Mrs. C. N. Pickard, of Mt. Pleas
ant. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Belle
Simms.
Mr.. Charles Alexander returned
Tuesday to Mt Pleasant, after a two
days stay in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Craig. of Mt.
Pleasant. Tenn, spent Monday and
Tuesday with friends in the city.
Miss Jennie Yeatman returned to
Ashwood Tuesday after spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Eastin Littlefield.
Mrs Webster Turner, of Athens, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Turner.
Mrs. Norman Kirkman, Of Nash
vile. Is visiting Columbia relatives.
Mr.. Arthur Nance, auditor of the
Nashville Tobacco Co.. is in the city
on business.
Judge e. D. Looney, of Mississippi, !
is visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
Mr. S. E. Calender is in Nashville
on business,
Miss Sarah Cochran has returned
from Nashville.
Mrs. R. E. Nichols is visiting rela-
ives at Carriers Creek.
Miss Mamie Akin returned Wednes-
lay from a visit to Nashville.
Mrs Horace Frierson, of Nashville,
S visiting her sister, Mrs. z. H. Hatch
n.
Miss Mariah Harlan, of Cross
Bridges. is visiting relatives in Nash
lille
Mrs. ]. l.. Williams, of Water Val {
ey, is visiting her sister, Mrs. George t
Tarlan. e
Mrs. Proctor Polk, who has been a
listing her mother, Mrs. Knox Elem a
lg, has returned to Nashville.
Mrs. Mary Williams, who has been n
isiting her daughter, Mrs. w. P. Nor d
an, for some time, has returned to
ashville.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharp and "
lildren and Miss frankie Lipscomb 7,
i'll return today from Florida, v,
here they have been spending the te
inter. M
DIR. d. A. Davidson has returned M
ON visit to his daughter in Nash r.
lie. m
Mr.. A. s. Goad, of Pruitton, Ala, %
Is called to Columbia by the death TO
his brother-in-law, Mr. Tom Tidwell.
Virginia the little daughter of Mr..
d Mrs, J. o. Scotch, is visiting the -
nily of Mr. w H. Sealy on the Will n,
msport pike. n,
Mrs Ennis Dobbins, of Fulton, KY,
10 has been visiting Mr.. W. B. Dob
IS and family, accompanied by Miss
an Dobbins, left Thursday for
shville to visit Mrs Joe T. Mead -
s.
cal
AZ nwn Dsn~no~ VNs~n
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w. B. Roddy to Miss Matte Reese.
G. A. Leath to Miss Nellie Overton.
l.. NJ, Sellars to Miss Daisy Johnson.
NJ e. Prewett to Miss Iona Jones.
Benjamin Mobly to Miss Maggie
iibson.
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KOkOmo Pioneer Wire
Fence

Made of Spring Wire. Has perfect
lock. Better galvanized, more sold
than all other makes of farm fencing
sold In Columbia.
Sit ]. P. STREET & CO.
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Hamilton CultivatorS

See the new, balance frame cultiva-
tor, great improvement. Give your or.
der quick Q. A. sstterfield ACC,
1-2t
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Clover Hay Wanted

We want 10 to 40 cars Of Glover
Hay Immediately. WIN pay highest
market price. Both phones So.
i2tf CITY GRAIN q FEED co.
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SECOND CROP TRIUMPH
SEED POTATOES.

Second year front he north. Citi
Gems phone 15s.2,-D. r. FULTON,
r. n. 2, Columbia. 16-4t