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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
PEARY TO SUBMIT
PROOF AND DATA

Washington, Oct 6-Commander
the National Geographic society 10
submit his proofs TO 1t for verifcation,
Commander Peary today formally
notified the society to this effect in a
message to Professor Willis l.. Moore,
president of the society. The tele-
gram follows.
Copy OF societys resolution just re-
cclved | am not only willing, but de-
sire to submit records and data TO n
commission OF American scientists
that is impartially selected
October | the board of managers of
the National Geographic society sent
to both Commander Peary and DR..
Cook resolution. the last paragraph
OF which was as follows.
The National Geographic society
urges Commander Peary and Or. Cook
speedily 10 submit all their observa-
lions. notes and data to a competent
scientific commission in the United
States
So far the society has heard nothing
from Dr. Cook in answer TO this in,
vitation. save through the public
prints.
The regular meeting of the board of
directors of the National Geographic
society Will be held here next Friday
when President Moore viii present
Commander Poarys telegram, and
some action will be taken looking to
the appointment OF a special commits
sion
In case DR.. Cook fails to respond to
the invitation. President Moore saws
the special commission will consider
Commander Peary's dala.
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bride, 442 Twenty.ninth street, Rev
j. z. Carver officiating.
THE HUDSON NAVAL DISPLAY
Grandcst picture Of the kind since the
FLEET pictures. GLOBE THGATER
all this week.
Kcmmerer Coal guaranteed the best
Sold only by NJ. l.. Jones Coal Co., Ind.
l40. Bell 499K.
Granted Decree Of Dlvorce.-In the
divorce case OF Ida Felkcr against
William ]. Fcllker. the plaintiff was to-
day granted an lnterlocutory decree Of
divorce.
See THE ClERMONT, Henry Hud
sons first steamboat, the NORWICH
the oldest boat In existence. GLOBE
THEATER all this week. =
Charles Cafeteria winner 13l
25th street.
Best place to eat Charles Cafete,
ria.
Largest variety, best food Charles
Cafeteria.
Anthracite coal.-Fill your bin be
fore cold weather. Phone q. John Far'
Call Allen. phones %. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
a specially Also prompt delivery OF
Baggage, 412 25th. =
Wanted-White rags at Standard
office. =
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GUGGENHEIM ANSWERS TO SUIT
TO DISSOLVE DIVORCE DECREE.

Chicago, Oct. G.-An answer was fil
ed in the circuit court here today BY
William Guggenheim. a member of the
well-known New York family, TO a
suit brought to dissolve the decree oi
divorce granted his former wife, Grace
b. Guggenheim in 1901
The suit was begun last June after
eX-Mayor Edward F. Dunno, former
judge Of the circuit court, who enter
ed the decree, had protested that the
court had been imposed upon mas
much as neither party to tho suit was
a resident of Illinois when the case
was heard by him
In the document filed today the
charge is made that the suit to dig
solve the decree of divorce was brought
by the former Mrs. Gugge1heim. The
answer also sets forth that the court
has no right or power OF jurisdiction
TO modify or annul the decree after
the expiration OF five years from the
date Of the entry of the final order.
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PRESBY 7 Err Y
CON Y ENED
MONDAY
TWO NEW MINISTER'S ARE VEL
COINED TO UTAH.
One Is Rev. T, Suzuki, Whose Head
quarters in Charge Of Japanese
In State viii Be In Ogden.

The fall meeting of the Ogden
PreSbytery convened Monday evening
in the Presbyterian church OF Brig
ham City. the opening sermon being
preached by Rev. S C. c Hickman
OF the ogden Central Park church
The most important business was
the welcoming to the Presbytery of
two new men. Rev. s. ], Crothers. for.
merly of Fort Morgan. Colo, who
comes to take up the work at Logan,
and Rev. T Suzuki. who is in Ogden
In charge of the Japanese work for
the state,
The reports from the fields showed
very encouraging outlook for the
coming years work.
The new seminary for girls. located
at Logan is already too small for the
number seeking admission. and an
additional dormitory will have to be
secured,
Rcv Hickman, Suzuki and Carver
returned TO ogden last evening.
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FIELD SERVICE OF
MEDICAL CORPS q .IOkE

Washington. Oct 6.-Declaring that
much OF the field service OF the medi-
cal corps OF the state militia was Il
joke, Captain Harold ". Jones, medi
cal corps, L S A., arraigned the pres
ent organization OF the medical de.
partments of the national guard at the
opening Of today's session of the asso-
citation of military surgeons of the
United States
He read paper on some impres.
sionS he had gained OF the value OF
camps Of instructions formed by the
medical officers Immediately 10 take
up the fight and gain some change In
the field organization.
Captain Jones views were partly
sanctioned By Major George F. Cramp-
ton OF the Pennsylvania National
Guard. who said that something moro
was needed. other than beautifully
worked out schemes for medical and
and the Red Cross bringing up the
rear"
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DEP @ { NJ A Y
II A Y E A
SUBW AY
PROPOSED CHANGE IN PLANS OF
NEW PASSENGER TRACKS,
Tunnels TO Lead to the Trains In
stead Of Cr'seIng Tracks-Would
Be Big improvement.

II was thought TO have been def
nitely decided by the We'll engineers,
that the twelve new tracks that are
now being built west of the Union
Depot would be given an overhead
covering or shed from thirty TO Hfty
feet wide. but It now develops that
the plan may he changed and the
European plan OF constructing sub
way under the tracks may be used.
1t is said that as matter Of economy
and convenience the subway would
be the cheaper and better. 1t Is also
claimed that II would make the Og-
den depot the most modern of any in
the country.
Depot Master Shields is pleased
with the proposed change OF plans and
hopes the new idea will be adopted.
The subway" he said would
have to be about sixteen feet deep
and nearly as wide as the proposed
balcony overhead. 1t would obviate
The necessity of passengers coming
in contact with tracks and they would
always he away from the storms OF
winter and dust and the heat OF sum
mer months Stairways would lead
from the subway to the trains and
the people would not see their train
until they boarded it TO leave the
depot"
Engineer Campbell is making splen'
did progress in the construction OF the
new tracks. but says he could use 100
more men if he could get them, There
are over $50 men on the work and at
least ESQ could be used
The concrete work between the
tracks will begin Friday or Saturday
and Mr Shields is promised the use
of the four western tracks In thirty
days time The tracks will be com
pleted from the west toward the de
not
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BREW ER @ i 7
FOR OFFICE
AGAIN
HAD SAID "No," BUT NOW SAYS
SYES."
He VIII Lead the Democrats i'm For
lorn Hope-Other Candidates
Are Found,

There seems 10 have been a sort OF
revival meeting In the Democratic
camp. as there are candidates for nom
ination actually and actively in the
field. A sudden thought has struck
the Bryan followers that there is
hope as long as there is life. and that
victory does not always so to the
swift alone. but TO he who endureth
to the end.
1t was a love feast last night In the
mayors Office. called for the purpose
of inducing Mayor Brewer to say yea
or nay to the question, "Will YOU make
the race for mayor?" The mayor said
yea and there ii is. in black and
white
Those called 10 the council were
among the Stalwart men of the party
the ones who will give the campaign
the backbone that IT viii possess. and
lead Il to whatever end that lies be.
fore IL Mr.. Brewer stated that he
had made up his mind TO not accept
the nomination for second term. but
that upon further consideration ho
had come TO the conclusion that IL waa
proper for him TO make the race again
in the interests OF the party.
Other candidates that were vouched
for last evening were.
George Shorten for recorder.
Professor John w. Wintle for audi
tor
a strong effort will be put forth to
induce Valentine Gideon TO make the
run for city attorney. and the man for
judge Is the man that the Democrats
cannot think of.
David S Tracy of the Second ward
wants the nomination for councilman.
John Nichols is an announced candi.
date for comcilmanlc honors in the
First ward
James Ballard George Lockhead
and DR., G. w Baker of the Fifth ward
are said to be In the field. for the Fifth
ward nomination.
Sam Thomas viii be nominated In
the Third
Chris Flygare Will be given the dis
tinction In the Fourth
The party primaries will be held to.
night and the city convention Is call
ed for the 9th
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TROTTlNG RECORDS ARE
SMASHED AT LEXINGTON

Lexington. Ky. Oct 6-At the Ken
tucky TrOtting Horse Breeders asso-
citation fall meeting today the two
year-old pacing record of 2;l0 IL, made
by Fostasy in 1898. was lowered / 81
seconds Just before the racing began,
in a trial against time by Fleta Dill
Ion. a bay lilly by Sidney Dillon-Hll-
da Hills. belonging to Sterling r..
Holt of indianapolis She was driven
in 2;OS 81 by Hillard Saunders. In
the futurity for two-yearold trotters.
value $4,000. two In three, Native Bell
Won the first two heats and the race,
The second heat was won in 2:07 81.
the most remarkable performance tho
world has ever known
Previous worlds records for two
yeaToldS we're all shattered.
They were: Fastest colt, Arion. 2; 10
3-4 fastest fllly, Native Belle. at Co
mmbus. Ohio. PIP 81; fastest geldin6.
Endow, 2.14 3-4.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
CHILDREN SHOWED 1T
Effect Of Their Warm Drink In the
Morning.

"A year ago ] WAS a wreck from cof-
fee drinking and was on the point of
giving up my position in the school
room because OF nervousness.
Il was telling friend about it and
she said. We drink nothing al meal
time but Postum. and II Is such a com
fort TO have something we can enjoy
drinking with the children
, II was astonished that she would
allow the children TO drink any kind
OF coffee, but she said Postum was tho
most healthful drink in the world for
children as well as for older ones. and
that the condition of both the children
and adults showed that TO be fact.
! My first trial was n failure The
cook boiled IL four or five minutes and
1t tasted so flat that | was In despair
but determined To give il one moro
trial. This time we followed the d.
rections and boiled II fifteen minutes
after the boiling began. II was a de-
cided success and ] was completely
won by It's rich delicious favour. In a
short time noticed decided improve
ment In my condition and kept grow
ing better and better month after
month. until now | am perfectly heal.
thy, and do my work In the school
room with ease and pleasure. ! would
not return TO the nerye-destroying reg
ular coffee for any money"
Read the famous little Health Clas.
sic. The Road to Wellyille," in pkgs.
There's a Reason"
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
LEARN TELEGRAPHY

Supt Whitney and Mt Seager of the
Union Pacific Railway visited the
Smithsonian Business College this
week and arranged for the installa-
ton Of a Dept. of Telegraphy and rail-
road office training in the school
Prof. Smith was assured that every
Young man who completed a course
would be placed in position where he
could climb up rapidly if there was
anything in him.
Young men desirWg to take the
course should report TO Prof, Smith at
once Evening classes. =
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NORWEGIAN STEAMER GOES
DOWN | NSOUTH PACIFIC

San Francisco. Oct ca wireless
dispatch received Yesterday by the
Merchants exchange from the Oceanic
line steamer Mariposa. bound from Ia
hiti 10 this port, reports the loss of
the Norwegian steamer Ocean Queen
on a reef in the South Pacific The
Ocean Queen, Captain Johansen, own
ed by j Christensen OF Bergin. but
under the charter of the Pacific Phos-
phate company, limited of London.
sailed from Tahiti on September 10
for Makatea island, about 100 miles
distant. Early the next day her On
CINE broke down, and, being unable
to make headway against the ocean
currents. she drifted on reef at
1870 O'Clock in the forenoon. Her
bottom was pierced by the Jagged cor
raj and she sank from sight at 6
o'clock that evening All on board
were saved.
Mr. Joseph Arundel and family.
who pere passengers on the Ocean
Queen, are on the Mariposa, which at
s o'clock last night was 1920 miles
from here She Is due TO arrive on
Saturday
WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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DOLLY WADE
W ALKS OUT
OF JAIL
NO ONE APPEARS TO ACCUSE HER
OF THEFT.
John Murphy Asks the privilege OF
Quitting oedcn-WilIa lard Reed
Is Re-arrested.

John Murpby-not the Jndge-plead-
ed for the opportunity to leave town
this morning in police court But he
had been drunk, and the court con
cluded that It would he better for John
to remain in the bastile for few days
and sober up. The sentence was five
days or a fine OF S5
Jarold Mcdonald and Ed Ray are
'vaes," according to the decision of
the court. and for being such II be-
comes necessary of them to languish
In the city jail for twenty days. and
during that time they will be required
10 work at the gravel pit under the
direction OF Bob Paine. the guard.
According TO the testimony given
in court. these men are not only
''yags." but they are dope fiends' as
we'll They begged the clemency of
the court, asking only the privilege
of leaving the city. The Judge. how
ever, had no mercy to extend. so he
administered justice without tamper-
ing When the men were sentenced
To jail the court remarked that 1t
would be good plan to keep them in
Jail long enough TO free their systems
from some OF the drugs they had been
using
Willard Reed had previously plead
ed not guilty TO the charge of Vagran-
cy, and the court had heard testimony
in the case The decision this morn
Ing was that the evidence was not
strong enough TO sustain the charge
and the man was released. But, that
was not all there was to the proceed
ing Before Reed had left the court
room he was arraigned on the charge
OF disturbing the peace. He entered
plea of not guilty and the trial was set
for tomorrow
Dolly Wade. who had been sojourn-
ing in the county Jail for something
over a week, pending a hearing on the
charge Of grand larceny, was brought
before the court this morning and, on
motion OF the county attorney, David
Jensen, she was released from Gus
tody The reason for the dismissal
was that the man who claimed that
Molly had robbed him Of S125 had
failed TO appear against her.
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KINlEY MACK SOLD.

New York. Oct. 6.-KInley Mack.
the horse that won both the Brooklyn
and Suburban handlcaps In 1900, has
been sold to n prominent horseman in
Buenos Ayres for s. 800. according TO
a cablegram received here Kinley
Mack and lis thoroughbreds were
shipped abroad 10 be sold by James
Il. Haggin several months ago, About
500. 900 was realized from the sale.
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LAND DRAWING REGISTRATION

Aberdeen. S D, Oct 6.-The tota
registration for the Cheyenne and
Standing Rock Indian lands. reported
at 10 a. m. today for this city. was
9,0S9 LeBeau reports the total regis
uation for today up to noon as 524,
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KILLED BY AMBULANCE.

Vancouver, B C. Oct 6.-Out for a
trial spin at noon today, Vancouvers
new city police ambulance ran oycr
and killed c. f, Keiss, wealthy cit
izen OF Austin. Texas.
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EXCURSION TO LoGANNS2. on
round trip. Saturday, Oct. 9th. Spec
ial train via o. s. l.. leaves Ogden
. a m Returning. leaves Logan $50
p m The above account Foot Ball
game.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Ticket TO Omaha. non
descriptive. male or female, cheap.
Address j. Goss, Reed Hotel. 10 6 1t
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bride, 443 Twenty.nlnth street, Rev.
j F. Carver Ofliciating.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-11-16

HILLsBoRo.

+ A-%-%-e$-<-%%-~<-%$-~ j.
Hillsboro-Mrs Kate Elarton and
sons Will and Ed and Mrs. Will Elar-
ton who have been visiting relatives
here left Monday morning for their
home in Kansas.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Wise went to
Keokuk Tuesday morning.
Mrs. H. N. Wright and two children
of Mt. Pleasant are spending week
at the Newbold home.
Roy Morrison will have a public sale
soon and moved to California
Misses Florence Creswell and Ger
trude Farnum of Parsons college spent
several days last week at home.
Mrs. Kate Billingsly left Wednesday
for a short visit with her parents at
Russell.
Charley Doan and family have NOV
ed into the Mickelwait property north
of the railroad
Mrs. Jerry Monkey went to FIT. Madi-
son Monday for visit with he1
daughter Mrs. VIM. Bokhar.
John Davidson, Vaughn Coleman
and Bonnie Williamson of Burlington
visited at home over Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Alton went to Noun,
Pleasant Friday night for shor'
visit.
The bank examiner was in town the
first of the week looking over the books
of the two banks here.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. Matte Teter Friday fol
an all day session.
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ALBA.
, -ASaAA @& 49,

d A~-s->-% 80 49, %-r-%%e- 49, Il
Albia-J D. Webb and wife are in
Excelsior Springs for the benefit of the
formers health.
The series of evangelstic meetings
which are being held in the Presbyter-
ian and Methodist churches are at
tracing large crowds and a great deal
of interest is being shown.
Mrs. c. M. Shockley and son Donald
returned yesterday from few days
visit in Oskaloosa.
A license to wed was granted yester-
day to Cornelius P. O'Brien, %, and
Frances Fitzgerald. Is Lovilia.
son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. F'latley.
Miss Myrtle Harlow was visitor al
Hooking yesterday.
Rev. H G. Hankins of Lovilia was in
Abba Thursday for a visit with
friends.
Albert Elder is at home from Tarkic
for a short visit with his parents. He
will enter the agricultural college Al
Ames in a few weeks.
Mrs. w. H. Thomas who lives nea,
Avery is suffering from a recent stroke
of paralysis. She has been moved &c
Abba for further treatment.
! Miss Mabel Moss of Avery was il
town on business Thursday.
Miss Mayme Callen of Moravia wa:
an Abba visitor yesterday
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marks that you are Ardmore, the own
er of Ardsley Am l right?"
you are quite right And you are
a member of a disreputable gang OF
outlaws that has been bringing shame
upon the state of North Carolina.
Now, 1 want you to march straight
ahead of me. Step lively now!" And
Ardmore flourished the pistol menae-
ingly. March,"
The man hesitated, flung up his
head def1antly, then moved slowly
forward. The flush in his face had
deepened and his eyes flashed an
grily; but Ardmore, his cap on the
back of his head, himself presented a
figure so severe, so eloquent Of right
eous Indignation, that the stranger
tamely obeyed him.
We'll cross the creek right here,
he ordered; cts a pretty jump there
from that boulder-there, that was
bully! Now right along there over the
| log-see the trail! Good!"
Ito be Continued.)
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MT. PLEASANT


Mt Pleasant-Miss Nellie Foster of
the Wesleyan School of Music has an
nounced the personnel of the Male
Glee club which will represent the in
stiution this year The club will be
composed of twenty voices and the tall
ent which has been secured is unusual-
ly good. Heretofore it has been diff
cult to secure good first tenor voices,
but Miss Foster states that she is well
pleased with this part this year.
Rehearsals will begin next week and
there is little doubt but by spring when
the annual tour, of the club occurs,
that it will be rounded into one of the
best clubs in the state and one of the
best of many splendid ones sent out
from Iowa Wesleyan.
The following men COMPOSE the
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WILLARD.

j. %e~-~eee<e w. 4-oee@ ).
Willard.-Mrs. N. P. Pearson gave
dinner to number of lady friends
Thursday Nov. in honor of Mrs.
Anna Driscroll of Gretna, Neb, and
her brother George Kirfman of Spring
field, Neb., who have been. visiting
here the past week
Charles Reedquist and sons from
Ottumwa have been visiting relatives
in this vicinity the past week.
Mrs. Otto Carlson gave Halloween
party Saturday evening to the young
people here in honor of her daughter
Mabel who was home from Des
Moines.
Roy Pearson from Willard and
Lawrence Swenson from Ottumwa are
in Des Moines visiting with Stella
Pearson and other relatives.
Sander Pierson and family and L.
l.. ,Swenson and wife took dinner with
Swenson Pearsons Sunday
Mrs. Mont Willard, Mrs Minnie
Jones and Mrs. j. Ross took dinner
with Mrs. Theodore Kirfman Wednes-
day.
Bruce and Arthur Grooms have just
completed neat barn for julius Folg-
man on the old home place north Of
here.
Ed Larson was county seat caller
| Saturday.
| Frank Larson and family and Miss
Hannah Pearson visited at Otto
Carlson's last Sunday.
Sander Pierson has just returned
from North English where he has
been Installing lighting system in
a number of homes there.
Walter and Charles Smith attended
the Frank Wyant sale last Saturday.
Willie Foster who has been under
the doctors care for some time is now
| able to be out again.
James Newell has had his dwelling
rebuilt which was recently damaged
by fire.
Howard Pearson visited with Harold
and Glen Pierson last Thursday even
ing.
August Burgason and family and
c. l.. Swenson and family haddinner
at the Charles Carlson's home last
Sunday.
Ed Larson and family called on
Emil Larson and family last Thursday
evening.
Sven Pearson and son Howard were
Ottumwa visitors Saturday.
Roy Pearson returned from Des
Moines yesterday.
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MT. ZION.

g - 90 . A-e-H-o-e-s-te i
Mt. zion.-Oscar Thomas and wife
of Bentonsport spent Sunday here.
Harry HOFFMAN went to New Mex
leo Tuesday to look after his claim.
James Elliott of near Birmingham
was in this vicinity Friday buying cat
tie.
Minnie Watts closed successful
term of school near Leando Friday
and returned home Friday evening
Zoe Mulligan and Bessie Boyle were
passengers for Ottumwa one day last
week.
Thomas Forbes of near Lebanon
spent Sunday with friends here and
attended church services in the morn
ing.
Rev. Wood of Lebanon filled the pull
pit here Sunday.
Rev. Hinkhouse of Fairfield will
preach here next Sunday.
Mrs Edna Thomas, Mrs. John Null
| ligan and Mrs. Chas Boyle were shop
ping in Ottumwa one day last week.
Todd HOFFMAN was delivering wheat
in Keosauqua Saturday.
/ Mrs. Webb Barker and children WIS.,
tied one day last week with Mr..
Cas- Stewart near Douds. Mrs. Stew +
is an aunt of Mr.. Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs Todd HOFFMAN .
family will leave for their home in
Texas this week They will spend
the winter there.
John Fisher of Lebanon visited over
Sunday in this vicinity.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-11-16
Big Bargains in
arm Machinery

In settlement with failing custo.
mer we have had to take, and now Of
fer for sale on liberal terms, and at
bargain prices, the following new
farm implements:
/ Appleton Manure Spreader.
/ Lacrosse Steel Manure Spreader.
2 Gale Sure Drop Corn Planters.
Litchfield Sweep Feed Grinder.
! Deering IL foot Horse Dump Rake.
Avery Walking Cultivator.
] Chieftain Lever Rake.
] Chieftain Hay Stacker.
All machines are new, never set up
or used, and must be soldwithin two
weeks Call on us at once If needing
such tools for next year.