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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-28

Moose are getting altogether too fla
miliar with domestic stock up around
North Ellsworth. A large moose entered
Daniel Richardson's pasture one day last
week, and frightned the horses SO that in
trying to escape one of them got badly
cut in a wire fence. The moose also,
when men made their appearance, got
into the fence, but succeeded in freeing
itself. 1t is understood Mr.. Richardson
will present Q claim against the State
for injuries to his horse and damage to
his fence by the moose. Moose have been
seen within the past few weeks in Tren-
ton, Hancock Point, West Ellsworth and
Parker Point, Bluehill. There is every
indication that they are steadily increas-
ing in Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-28

N0rIcE TO rAx-PAYERs ~
THE board q assessors will 1. =
the second Saturday OF each - seaeq
,ns so 49, g sseennssesins any businessn
ment Of tAxes. 8. p $50 " the assem
Ellsworth, July :. 1909. r ckssinss
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Notice of Administrative Sale

Lt-teTis.. deca1ss,i sn-
- NINTSs OF Az ozDEx AND pECEEs or -ysr
So1ais Neart o. oteru County. made IN -
.<.isso1 O ies I1 ts-siceei. AG-zizis; r1.-f, -
ioe s.sA,s ei Ssrkh Arn L.rdaris,. srssst -
= .St - day .. September A D. la.s a. m
.oe -sis csy ot November A. n 1873 4. ~.
- g -s \ a. sell .. pziva.e sxl~ 10 ~.
y - -, a1d e-ssi es9de- 1t oTd~ay Cso,o-,so
-l.s >~$-eeN- To-
Lss's sear u, AID Fire Isl liz Rlc.ek F.-.r
- ~ II 'a< Town q ord-xy O-<-ys css.,.y
eSqarAaa- A1c Je, ore fil II Block Yp-.r'
srsS tsil u iAs ,crr Of ora~ay. oierp Csrn-
y. Ss<ela..% ssf1A.< IN Tie Cnz-fr 81 C-e,,
viz xass- se'1as.
49, croe.esses os sreA sale tie p-reA.~r
ssI oe trnisec 10 = cer-iHcAse cs rorrhs~e
e11 Srcs fhe Argsssal q sucA sase IN a.
- Sssza " psrsAAser utii be ezsst,e1 . : dee,d
szAA c NcpKxHup.
Adatnfn6rnsrfx
q ~ sssaae e esxaA Ara Il1dqaiea- ssr,ss.s1
pAseA - II JuAsA. C6aRAaa. - ~ ~
- osnseu. = n ~ = = =
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Farmers Protective Association.

\ special meeting OF the Buh CrccS
Farmers Protective Association i
,allcd lur saturday. At = p. III. Nov.
=, at the Opera House in Ordway.
We are especially dc>irru> To have
those living at distance and these
that have not been able To attend
from any cause to come So thar We
may all thoroughly understand the
situation aud make no mistakes
These meetings are important.
BN TUE COMMITTEES.
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Notice for Publication.
Pueblo. Colorado. Land Onicv.
A----L--. y -----

gur bio. Colorado. Land Oniev.
Oc.vh,r -. Iy9.
Notice i hereby given that llamp-
ton - Ewing, OF luukrr>. County Of
Wr>lche>tur. state ui New York, has
IIrd in tins Office his Application to
select, under the provisions Of the
Act uf Congress approved March I,
1897. Public No. 2I41, the follow ing
described land. viz. the SEA NEt.
Section l., Township ii South. Range
= West If Sixth Principal Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
ycr>rIy the lands described. or desiring
lu object because uf the mineral char
avlCr Of the land. or fur any other
reason, to the disposal tu applicant.
should tile their dtiiiIvitS of protest
In this office. on or before the drh duv
OF December. 1919. At which date the
>rlcclur Will submit Affirmative proof
that the lands dhuyc described are rI
The character subject ~ selection uu-
der the Act NJ Congress aforesaid.
\ NEWEY. Register.
First publication Nov. iIh.
Last publication Dec Bird.
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Contest Notice,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
United States Land Otttcc.

United States Land Once.
pueuiu, Colorado october ~, 1909.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
brcu med III tins utiicc 10y Ella \. ffS'
against Homestead Entry
No 1854. made December H. 1900,
lar SN. Section -, Township ~ >. f,
Range % ~, Uy Charley Z. kus,, SoH'
lrsIrr, IN winch II is alleged iUht
Charley Z. Ross has wholly Abandoned
sand land Tor more than SIX months
Iu,t past; lndt hc has not cslabllshcu
or maintained "A residence On shlu
muu, uuu has not improved or cuIli
waited SAID land ~ any mauncf since
making sad entry, aud IhaL SAID ne
faults exist At GATE hereof, ana lhhl
sad alleged dU>UuCC from the shIu
land va, not due ~ his employ Hrnl
IN the Army. Navy or Marine corps
uI the luItcd states ~ ANY capacity :
Sow. Therefore, sad parties Al" ucrr'
b, notified 10 appear, T'>wnd' d"u
ulIrr rN IduuCr touching SAID hlIcEhlI"U
1T 10 u'rIurk A IN. on December -, 1904
before the Register and kucvNur al
the United States Land once III
Pueblo, Colorado.
The said contestant having. in a
proper anidANIr. filed October ~, l"u"'
,rI forth facts winch show that alter
Iur diligence personal service al TINS
notice can not Toe made II l. hereby
rrdcrrd and directed that such notice
Ur given hy due and proper publication.
:. \ AWEN, Register
First publication Nov. 9TH.
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Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT oF rUE ISTEEIOE
United states Laul Oficc.

tEI All MINI OF He lNGkE4oh.
United states Laud Ofcc.
Pueblo, Colorado. October 30, 1919.
Notice i hereby given that Nettic
Montgomery, OF Denver. Colorado,
who. On December 2G, 1905, made
Desert Land Entry No 7Ul. Serial No.
u1l0u, 'ur >Ei 81. sec g. ;: SW. Sec.
10. NV. Ne! >ws. Section -. Town
>nlp l">-. Range 57W.. 18th PRINCIPAL
Meridian. has tlrd notice Ofiutentiuu
TO make Final Pruuf. 10 establish
claim o. the land abuvr described. be.
fore L. :. Laud OHice ut Pueblo.
C"lnrad", On the 21ud day OF Deccm-
ber lgy4
Claimant names A. witnesses:
Joseph >ummerhIIter,
J b. JurElou>.
J0hu II Cnwden, all uf Olney. Colo.
Chas. L. NcCahe, OF OrdWay. Colo.
;. y ABBEY: Register.
First publication Nov 9Th.
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ConteS s. Notice
DEPARTMENT OF -zE IS-Ez-oz
lai:ed S;4:ss Land OAr
~

Uaiied States Land oaas-
FZshlo, Co,c-h5a- O,-.5b-- .. ra.3
A sut;ictsu: coates: ,ttEtkTi: havi-- 49,
llea 70 isls oftlcS by Ells FRY errt.-.S-.
xssirsi Homestead Ezt-y No isEss -.
SofeHoe- :. iss. fc- tie SEX Ss,-.sc- y
loWrsA:p , $ H&zse W ny yEonS F-.-k,--
soceS5: Co-:ssirs T. ~hIch {; 4. KIJ--ss1 -.
$500 frarsiil soCc2sr has -aolIr shK- d,1s4
S sAle .h1a 70; r1c-s ish1 sir Eoaik. a., rKs..
80 S1A5 : 1Ns aet Tssi1et cTo- or c--zr!sf ne
tAhc E9t more ihA- ysA- lSsi ;1ts-: a., - 80
noi erliivAiet The lNad Ard :as. = sGs - -
lFIsHSs1s1;s plkesd O. Ths lAu1 ~ his. -.
= q CeiAulis exist 81 date he-er: Kzf -. -
AS>saeS troi2 The lad ~. 20: de- 70 ~ -
p.eytneat II TIE Amy. Navy o. NKrfrA -
Is - ~ aiiSS states IN Hay eapLSiiy- Nov
AnSSelSre $40 parties A-e ha-4tv -o.f-s|s >,
appear re~pcrd ard cEs- rvsi.-s,s 1-..sg.s ~
sNid Allegation ~ u o'e3ock a \ o. Ds...--t-
= !s.s BEFORE ,se Register and ReSsfr.- A. : -.
I y cd s'Sies LScd Office in P-ehla. Cs,lo-,3o
p SO contestant having IN 1 p-or.- ..-f
oS1h fsed pciCt-- y lsle. -; fa--S 60.
~sleh sho~ thai st1e- dGe dilissrce r~-sS,,7
se-s.se oi this rossee can 20. b~ r,,ass !. :.
seTehy oStered And direc.sd ,hE, .-rs - =
oS slre2 oy dGe ard proper pahlSes.tS-, '-SS
.,. 5 A. kBBEY Register
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Through 4 typographical error in
Ilst wcch'> issue, the cost ut tho
.chuul building t. hr erected at Has.
well appeared ~ $4,000 Instead Of
$1,000, aS it should have been. TlIs
lJtIc village Is rapidly coming Ia the
runt but Is hardly ready FOR school
building IL elaborate as the ur>t dsurc
would provide.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-19
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT Cy EHE ISIEEloE.
United S;a;es Land OH.se.

Ai-4 A--N NEN- Nk -AE lSIEAToE-
United S;A;es Land Of.ce.
Pueblo. Colorado. October 90. 1912
Notice i hereby given that Robert
+ Montgomery, " Denver. Colorado.
who, % December -. 1905. made
Desert .lud entry ". 200. Serial NJ
u2y.'9, fmr >Ws SWt sec !: W NV
>NE, >W; SE:. Sec g. Tnwn>hip los
Range = ". 9th Principal Meridian.
has n.e1 notice Of intention to make
Final Prua!. In establish claim IN the
land above described. before I. :
Land ONCE At Pueblo. Colorado, on
the @-nI day NJ December. lalg.
Cl4lnlaut names a. witnesses:
J. t. JUrGinlS Of Olney. Colorado
Joseph SUnuerhalter. OIpev. .CDIo
John II. C0wden. Of
Cha>. + McCab= n Or5wav.
r.. ; 4. ARBE,Y. Register
First publication Nov. 5th.
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Youns Girls Are Victims

Of headache as well Is older women.
but all Se; quick relief and promp,
cure from Dr.. Kings New Life Pills
the worlds best remedy for sick and
nervous headaches They make pure
hsood. and ssrung nerves and build up
your health Try them sc Il
al drusIisiA
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-19

Il, sure tn 20 to The OrIway Hard
ware aud Furniture Co. hrforc buying
our heater. range or cook stove. They
have a line line.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-19

Exclusive sale ut the Stickncy line
Including the "lnvtucihlr" and LA
PrrIrrcucm." Olmsrcad y Roberts.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-19

Have your dental work done by pr.
Field. ut Sugar city.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-19

Get ~ per cent, extra 10y our new
Trade Cheek" plan. Roscoe Martin.
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PUBLIC SALE

As we are going back tu Indiana.
We will ut'cr at public auction un the
WcStfall ranch = miles west aui (,
mile south Of Ordway on Tuesday.
November 3Oth, 1909, at $50 a NJ.
the following personal property, to.
,yit.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-19

\ new line nr Scenery Post Cards at
Nathrn's JCwclry Store. , for DC.
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NV ttl HNNA' ArNF' ~ t's''N Il. He
the following personal property, TO.
wit:
SEVEN HEAD OF llOESES
One gray horse, Il years Old, weight
1900; one gray mare, years old weight
loco; enc gray mare, q years old weight
1850. in tual: one brown horse. years.
weight 400: one black horse years
old, weight 1850; one bay horse. g
years old, weight 1900: one bay horse.
. years old, weight 1900, grutlc for a
woman or child to drive These horses
are all good workers aud viii be sold
guaranteed
Hoes
Seven head, one brood SOW and six
,hnatS, weighing from 80 to loo lb>.,
all DurOcS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 3t inch Old Hickory wagon.
with lOO-bushcl grain bed. good a.
new: one 3t inch Studebaker wagon.
without bed; one new Dain stacker:
two Plattncr buck rake>: one NcCur.
mick 6-foot mower: one Dceriug --lout
mower; one Richmond Press wheat
drill: one Success riding pluw. l4.inch:
one ?. and o walking pillow, l4-iuch:
one corn cUltIvatUr:une Osborn mower.
5-fout cut; one open buggy. steel tire:
me top buggy. rubber tire: one buggy
pole; one 3->ectiun harrow; one Caute-
l0upe Cultivator; twu sets Of new hay
ladders; one Mccormick hay rake: one
land lCyeler; two ditch cleaners: one
new Deeriug sickle grinder: one ball.
bearing grind>tone; hoes. shovels.
rakes, scoops and forks. These tools
were all bought new last spring and
are in good shape.
HARNESS
Three sets OF heavy work harness,
with full hreeching; two sets Of single
harness, only used short time
SEED OATS
30 bushels OF Silver Plume seed
oats, the fuest ever seen iu the State:
made 50 bushels per acre last season.
HOUSEHOLD GoOpS
One nearly new cupboard. glass
doors; one nearly new dresser, QUAR-
tered oak; one walnut dresser: three
tapestry brussels carpets; one ingram
carpet; % yards Of mating; three iron
bSdsteadS, springs and mattresses: enc
nearly new cook stove: lsdining chairs:
6 rockers; one Is-toot extension table:
TWO kitchen tables; one walnut cup
board: few pictures; a couple good
pork barrels; waShbo3ris. tubs and
boilers. One writing desk, three
stands, one Domestic sewing machine
and one Grand sewing machine, good
As new. Numerous other articles not
mentioned
Terms will be announced DAY o, sale.
This sale will commence at $50
O'Clock At the west end OF the farm, /
mile south Of Nums schoolhpu>e.
Come carly
FISLkY o. aud HENRY z STEELE
STRAIT N SPINDLE, Auctioneers- y
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Onlcc Phone 'Ordwny ~"
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nv +. JOHNSON. EDITOR and pUsiISssR.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-19
ORDW AY NEW ERA.

Entered at the Pnstnf,ce In oriwny, Cui"', as
second Glass Matter. April 10. ip1a.
The Ordway new era., 1909-11-19

Per Year $3.50 In Advance.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
Too Clever to Be Humbugqed.

MANY years ago, when Londoners
had not the excursion facilities
far getting into the country that they
enjoy now. Charley..a cockney friend,
wes staying at, a, farmhouse and soon
made himself at home. Charley, with
his pipe, was wandering around,
closely examining the top, ends and
hides Of a, certain trim, well made OBJ
tect fenced around in the paddock. He
* red at 1T for q '!ttle while. then
shock his head obviously
What are You looking for now,
Charles?"
Where's the doors and windows, un.
cle7"
doors and windows? Why, that's a
haystack."
No fear, uncle; you don't hunbus
me. Hay doesn't grow in Jumps like
that"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
A READY MEDICO.
HIS TRAINING GROUND.

And I've got to"1,e operated on?' !
asked,
'Yor shouldn't lose a minute
with that | took off my coat and
vest to have a look at tho spot, and a
minute later ] was surprised and
pleased man. A splinter from the box
was sticking in my side. | looked
from the splinter to the doctor" and
back, and he looked from the splinter
to me and back. Then I asked:
Doctor how much to pay?
Five. dollars he replied
But how do you make that out?
1.-Two and a half apiece for beine
the two biggest fools in the stated"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
He WAS LUCKY.

A n old farmer of the county Of Dur
~ ham, England, called at a road
side public house where no was we'll
known. The ,andlsdy asked him to
buy a ticket for a lottery they had on
there.
WELL" he said. Il hae naught in ma
pocket, or l might
ooh, that's a'reet, John she said
take the ticket and pay for it any
time"
Some time later John called again,
and the landlady asked him if he knew
who had won the lottery.
mo" he said "Who won 2"
well, I hardly burst tell you. but
our Sam won. Wasn't he lucky 2"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
A Childish Trad.
tior.

Brown won
der why the chill
dren SO readily
accept the story
of Santa Claus
coming from the
far north.
Jones Because
they first learn
of him in lap
land.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
How He Knew,

Can you recon-
mend a, first class
skin doctor?
yes, co to DIR.
S'okem."
rs he u skin
specialist -
You bet he Is.
I Just got a bill
from him this
morning"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12

AYE" said John, he was lucky.
And who was second. them" +.
II burst hardly tell you. Who would
you think row?" she said.
Il couldn't say" said John.
well. it was our Sally. Wasn't shs
lucky?"
AYE, she was lucky" said John.
and who was tllird?" 10 asked.
well" she said, you would never
guess. and might as well tell. I was
third. W. sn't I luclsy?"
You Were" he said. did I ever
pay you for that ticket, 11i5sus?'
mo, John. you didn't she said,
fawning upon him.
Well" said John, "isn't lucky
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12

"XHT HILE was waiting TO take the
Wv order Of merchant in a small
own in Indiana" said the dry goods
drummer, II emit providing about his
store, and a box fell against me. re-
garded it as a trifle at the time, but
III hour later I felt a. severe pain in
my side 1 have always been afraid of
appendicitis. and it occurred to me
III: it had come on to me bigger'n a
house. AwayI rushed to the village
DOCTOR. and he felt of my pulse, looked
At my tongue and shook his head and
said:
My friend, you've got it this time
or sure
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
A FEW WEEKS LATER

The hopeful builder framed them up
A waste of ink and paper
And then he tore them down again,
A very thoushtlcss caPer.
But there is comfort in the thought
That he is not the only
Performer of that kind of thing,
Nor will the man be lonely.
A New Years resolution may
Look good to it's creator,
But it's marvel If it is
In business two weeks later.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12

In little bib and tucker
And pinafore and all those things
Without q single quicker;
Now they look draesIed as man
Straight from an all night rally,
Nor fitted to associate
With children from the alley.
The man who made them, he, alas,
Is but human bsins
And cannot like race horse run
When from bad habits fleeing.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
Strictly Business.

May ! ask if l
am in the market
for d. bid for your
affections 2" asked
the youth who did
everything in a
busillesslike way.
" on must go to
par before 1 can
take any stock in
vour Offer an
swered the duttful
brokers daughter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
Just For Show.

She behaves in
such a silly way
over her tlance,
the count. She al
ways calls him
dear in public
ooh, it's Just q
bluff. AS a mat
ter of fact, he
was comparatively
chea p-only cost
her father a. pal
try million"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
Rebuke or En-


He kissed her
on the forehead.
The proud beauty
drew herself up
to her full height"
And then?"
"He could not
reach any higher
than her lips. of
course"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
noyed,

"Were you an
moved while on the
witness stand? 2"
Slightly" an,
sw cred the great
corporation mag
nate. The judge
and one or two
other people in the
courtroom seemed
to think they were
quite as important
as myself"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
GOOD TREATMENT,

Let mo kiss those tears away he
begged tenderly. She fell for it, and
he was busy for the next fifteen min
utes And vet the tears flowed on.
Can nothing stop them?" he asked
breathlessly sad
Nope she murmured. Its hay
fever you know. But go on with the
treatment"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
The Professor,

How does that
shoe feel?' asked
the merchant.
II don't know
said the professor,
wincing, as lbs
stood UP and bore
his weight on the
foot. but I know
how my corn feels
about 1t, Ill try a
size larger. if you
please"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12

TT HE resolution cutting out
The pipe, cigar and flaaon
Now look as though the things had
been
Run over by a wagon
Or by rushing trolley car
Will, no protecting fender.
It may have been the climate was
Too rough for ones SO tender.
On New Years day they looked sc
fresh
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12

Edwin Gagged twelve)--Cone. fly with
me, my Angelina, and we will soon be
where the words Of cruel parents can
not hurt your young hearth
Angelina cannot, Edwin. I. can
not! Papa is laid up with the rheu-
matisn1. ] know. but we would surely
be overtaken. You forget. my Edwin.
that you are a messenger boy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
Called His Bluff

"I've got a good
substitute for Civ
ing tlp my seat IN
B car" said Jones,
Instead of that
I'm going to ask
the lady to sit on
my lap"
DON'T" cried
Brown. IT tried
that once, and she
took me up,'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
Pair to Draw To.

What's nj o re
exasperating than
q woman with q
grievance ?"
Easy"
"Well? 9"
"A woman try
ing to find one"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
Should BE.

Are these eggs
perfectly fresh 2"
"Tlley should
be. w e just
bought them from
a fresh young
man"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
SUSAN TRIED 1T.

whats that? The cooks hair
burned off? How did that happen?''
WHY. Susan, the second girl, over
heard you say she couldn't hold
candle to Mary"
"Well?"
well, she tried It."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
Different.


"Why are you
afraid of the dark,
Tommy ?'
81 amt afraid Of
the dark"
Then what are
you making a fuss
about?"
II am just afraid
when It's dark
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
Hard to Realize.

TIE fash and CLINT Of steel shcd.
clinking heels,
The rasp and glitter Of the skates
on glazing ice,
And round and round the achoolbos
skins and wheels.
Above his quickened breath in vapor
takes it's rise.
Awhile he sits upon tho bank in snow
And DER the frozen surface sweeps
his shrinking eye,
81 wonder how ever come to swim
In this here pond in hottest days Of
las July!"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
Always Young.

why is the boy
orator So jubi-
liant 2"
He has Just
- eived word
that he is 4
grandfather"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12
Foot In 1t AGAIN.

Mr.. E + a k e S =
Who is that sour
looking dame over
there?
Mr.. Gubbins :,
Sir, she has the
misfortune to be
my wife.
| "Oi1-ah- erin
deed, sir, the mis-
fortune is-er--all
| yours, I'm sure"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-12

Making Light Of
Him.
He's light OH
his feet when he's
dancing
Yes. and I've
seen hin, light on
his head"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-09-13

tegrates the faculties to a marked de
gree such knowledge may lie dor
mant for long periods of time only to
burst out with redoubled fire. dwarf
ing the soul and betraying the unhap-
py victim. The end invariably Is insan-
ity."
After shooting Col. Eastmond. Leon
ard passed William 7. Hammond, who
was shaving, and pointing the weapon
at him, said III shoot you. too" but
he hesitated only moment and ran
to the second floor, where he shot
Sergt. Arnold, and then TO the third
floor. where he wounded Private
Wright as he lay in bed.
Leonard imagined that Wright was
at the head of a band of conspirators
in the barracks. and he later stated
that he intended to make sure" OF
him, but reports from the Home hos
pital are to the effect that the wound
ed men will recover.
Col. Eastmond is survived by wild
ow, who resides in New York city. He
first belonged TO the First Maine ar
tillery. but later organized the First
North Carolina. A special act
OF congress brevetted him colonel
for bravery and excellent service. He
had been at the Soldiers Home here
for nine years, part Of the time as
manager OF the hotel.
Leonard was admitted to the Home
not long since from Boston. He was
known as an Indian fighter of unusu-
al bravery lie first became a member
of Troop A, Sixth United States cav
airy, in 1871. and was discharged hon
orably in 1880 at Fort Grant, Ariz.
Before the year had passed he re-en.
listed in Boston in Troop G. Fourth
United States cavalry, and was dis
charged honOrably at Fort Bayard.
Mexico, in 1885. Little Is known OF
his career after 1885.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-09-13
EXPERIMENTS WITH FEED
FOR FATTENING CATTLE
Raons Used conssted ShelIed Coton-Seed Mssl
and Glover Hay-O1der Animals Making
More Rapid Gain.

During the past three years the An.
lmal Husbandry department uf Pur-
due university. Indiana. has been con
ductinE a series of tests 10 determine
the influence of age on the economy
and profit in fattening cattle, I'm which
three lots Of cattle. one of calves. one
Of yearlings and one of twO-yearolds
were used last year. This year the
ration used consisted of shelled corn.
cotton.secd meal and clover hay. The
results We're similar TO those secured
IN previous years and published by
the station in Bulletin 129. The old
or cattle consumed more feed per
head, made a more rapid gain, at
tanned higher finish, increased more
In value per pound while in the feed
lot and returned a greater profit Tor
feed consumed, writes ". A. Cochc,