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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
EXCURSIONS.
EGYPT and HOLY LAND ''1 Rs.as.
Ravmond &. Whitcomb Co.. 225 5th AMY.
FURNITURE.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. SOUTH
arr District OF New York-John *. Duryee
p,eintir against International Machinery and
Enrine.rinx Company, Defendant To the
tnSSenau,ed defendant: You are hereby sum-
.oned to answer the complaint in this action
ND 70 serve copy of your answer on the
tt,,ter. attorneys within twenty days after
% service OF this summons exclusive of the
dav Of service, and in case of your failure 10
a9eer or answer, Judgment will be taken
ppstnst YOU by default for the relief de-
earded in the com plant.
Witness the Honorable John n Harlan.
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court OF
the United states, at the Borough
ISL of Manhattan. in the city or New
York this I'd day OF November. IN
,bs war one thousand nine hundred and ten
lhe '0 JOHN A. SHIELDS. Clerk.
uJJRER NORMAN 4 KAHN, Plaintiffs At
Iorneys Ofico and Postoffice address. 2se
broadway Borough OF Manhattan New
To The defendant International Machinery
and Engineering Company: The foregoing
snmn,ons is served upon you by publication.
oursuant to an order of the Honorabls
Henry G. Ward. Justice Of the Circuit
Court OF the United States for the Southern
6istrict of New York. dated November l.,
taIo and fled with the complaint in the
ofscs Of the Clerk Of the United States Cir
ct1it Court for the Southern District or New
Very on the I'd day of November. 1910.
WI RER NORMAN & KAHN. Plaintiffs At
torneys Office and Postoffce address. 2S9
broadway. Borough of Manhattan. City
of New York.
Dated New York. November :. 1910.
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SAYS HE KILLED SON-iN-lAW.

Bayonne, \, J., Dec. Il (SpeciaD.-An-
drew Ferraro was arrested to-day on a
Charge Of having killed his son-in-laW,
1Gnacio Camorato, who was stabbed 10
ceath few days ago The prisoner, 1t is
Iiesed. confessed to having stabbed the
other man, but said he acted in self-de-
fence
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POPULATION POSSIBILITIES.
.om TIL. Utica Observer.

From The JIICd DUscI vet.
Gould New York bring into its boundary
the people resident In the nearby cities of
New Jersey and Connecticut and count
them all as part of her own. New York
would even now outstrip London. Within
the next ten years the growth Of New York
viii put the city at the head Of the list, and
If nv legislation the annexation of what is
now foreign territory should be made pos
sihIe New York's popuisti ton will be 1t
III. head Of the column for all time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
HELP WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS make 100 per cent selling new
pocket lamp and other lightning sellers: in
| vestigate- Titus Mfg. Co, 14o Liberty st.
BOOKKEEPER (assistanD. with some knowl-
edge OF stenograpfy; $12 to s14 and advance
ment. Credenttal Employment Corporation. 253
Broadway (Agency).
BOOKKEBPER' ASsISTANTS-We have sew
eral good positions paying from s12 to 500
Credential Employment Corporation, 253 Broad
way agency.
BOOKKEEPER' ASSISTANT-Good penman.
quick at figures: $3.50; other positions. Gre
Dental Employment Corporation. 253 Broadway
agency. Established 1909.
BOOKKEEPER and ACCOUNTANT for largo
publishing house; prefer man experienced in the
line must be accountant and high grade man;
salary $50 Mishill [Agency), Flatiron Building
EOOKKEEPER for publishing house. familiar
with instslment collections; $1o. Mighill (Agen-
cy). Flatiron Building.
OKKEEPERS-Several especially desirable
positions, local and out OF town. for expert
enced bookkeepers; SIS $40. Business Service Co.
agency, 500 Singer Building.
CANVASSERS, house to house, in
greater New York, on a newspa-
per proposition; good pay to ener-
getic workers. Apply Room 314,
Tribune Building
chanicaD; $40 weekly to start. Credential En-
ployrnent Corporation. 253 Broadway (Agency).
Established 1904.
CLEKK-Desirabe opportunity Al concern for
bright young man above the average person.
atty and ability experience not essential; salary
moderate to start. Business Service Co. (AEen-
Cyl, sos Singer Building
CLERKS-Several good positions with good
houses; Sl2 TO SIS and upward. Credential' EN-
ployment Corporation. 25s Broadway agency
Established 1904
CLERKS for various office positions with good
houses; $12 to SIS. CredentiaI EAnpoyme nt
Corporation, 253 Broadway Agency).
CLERICAL MEN-Number OF desirable oppor-
tunites with AL concerns for typewriters. ste
above the average in ability and personality;
salaries s15-s1s. Business Service Co. (Agency),
sos Singer Building
RUPTURED MEN everywhere wanted to can
vass THE Sherman Rupture Appliance" Call
or address w. F. Meehan & Son. IA Thomas st
statesmen throughout the United States to sell
automobile necessities: every owner wants our
Protector Co. 800 Broadway
SALESMAN-Piping, boilers etc. man with
this or machinery experience; salary s.. 900 to
So, 500. Credentia Employment Corporation. 253
broadWay Aeehcy,-
sTENOGRAPHER, familiar with Office details
SHIPPING clerk; Si2si5. Mighill tAsency).
Flatron Building
STENOGRAPHER, familiar with Office details:
salary S12s'5. Mighill CAgencyl. Fiatiron
Building
sTFNOGRAPHER. English dctation and ca
pabIe of translating into Spanish; salary 81
n4O to 81 800 Credental Employment Corpora
ton 25s Rroadway Ageney,
STENOGRA PIERS Positions open daily for
Young men with some experience: Sl2 tn SIS.
Credental Employment Corporation. 2a3 Broad
way agency.
wANTED-Young men take double entry
course in bookkeeping for service; $40 Ad-
dress Exo-rt Accountant l. Letter, III West
1926 ST Telephone 25si Audubon
Female
BoOKKEEPER double entry; must b. conpe-
tent and reliable: salary S12 To SIS; perma-
ncnt Jupp Exchange 81 NaAsau St
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YOUR MONEY

can find no investment anywhere so
safe as our Guaranteed First Mort
6aae Certificates, issued In amounts
Of $500, $500, $1,000 and 5000.
The payment Of principal and In
terest is guaranteed by the Bond and
Mortgage Guarantee Company. You
have only to hold your certificate and
receive interest every six months at
the rate of ~ per cent. per annum.
Your money earns interest from the
day we get 1t, and the 5000 GER
tificates may be purchased outright
or In $40 monthly instruments.
Call at any of our offices or write
for information.
TILE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST CO
Capital and Surplus, Sis, 900, 900
tz6 Bway. NJ. lis Remsen 81. bldyn
$50 Fulton St.. Jamaica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
ICE HARVEST IN JERSEY.

Caldwell, N. j., Dec. IA (SpeciaD.-The
work of harvesting ice from the ponds in
the Fairfield district has begun This is q
month earlier than usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
WORK WANTED.
Male.

CHAUFFEUR.-Thoroughly experienced; strict
Iy temperate; years excellent references; city
or country. K, Industrial Association Employ
ment Agency, II West 42d ST. Phone, t210 Bry-
ant.
EXPERT LAW STENOGRAPHER, Spanish
Italian. French, Portuguese translator. desires
work evenings; moderate charges: highest refer
ences. H. B., Box 80. Tribune Office.
PRIVATE DAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
liable man. As: height feet 1 inch. Thomas
Feerick, sol East 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
Female

ENGLISH LADY, recently from England. well
educated refined bright and capable, desires
an enga gement with New York family as gov
erness, companion or nursery governess to one or
two children four years; is very fond OF
and used to children of various ages; can take
entire charge; is willing TO travel; can give ex-
celIent references; could help maid lady IL only
one child; good salary required. s. H. L.. Box
9. Tribune Office.
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AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Jewelrv plant consisting
of machinery. safe. etc Sam Kanney. Auct
sells to-day, Dec. ID, at a. M at Pa Grand
St, Manhattan. I'd floor BY order OF (sinsbsrs
4 Picker attorneys Tor uoZfxaxsA
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy De
,zrtment washington. ID. c. until 10 o'clock
m december 20 1910. and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter. to furnish at the navy
,rard T'rooklyn y. Y etc. a quantity of naval
ssrnniies. as follows: Sch 30e5: Undershirts-
Sch. 1905: Mattresses-sch. So9l; Cotton drill
waste~Sch. 1888: Splnt stretchers. cotton can
vas.-Sch. $3.50: Patent anchors.LSch als2;
arniications for proposals should designate tho
scheduIes desired by number Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application to the navy
nav Office New York. N Y, 10 the Bureau.
+. J. COWIE. Paymas,er General. U. S. N.
l25lo.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. c.
December TO- 1e1o-sealed proposals will
he received at this office until . o'clock p. NJ
on January 3rd. l9l1. for the construction OF
sewers In the District OF Columbia. Forms OF
proposals. specifications and necessary in
formation may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department. Room 4eI. Dts
trict Building. Washington. u. c CCNO H.
RUDOLPH, JOHN A. JOHNSTON WI ".
IUDsON. CoznnatsstonsrA p. c.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
CANvAssEPs- money to right women
Call II to 5. Room 50. West 18th s.
CANvASSERS house-to-house. in greater Ne"
York. on newspaper proposition sooo pay 10
energetic workers Apply after 10 a. m Monday,
Eoorn 31a. Tribune Buildirs.
COMPANION. $40; exceptional opportunity; lady
tonal Agency. 507 5th ave. bet 42d and 43d SITS.
COOK. for small private Institution, very near
city: $40 monthly plenty kitchen help irwin
Agency, - West 18th ct.
ENGLISH or American visiting teacher. $50
500 mornings: two children, Z. 8 years Inc
Hopkins Educational Agency. 5o7 9TH ave.
FEMA LES = Artificial flowers: experienced
branchers: good pay; steady work H Pop
penhusen. 1e West 81 st
GIRLS, over i6, bright, willing to learn. Tor
order department in shirtwaist house. Frank
6, Bauer, 449 Broadway
Girls, over 1e bright. willing TO learn, for
order department in shirtwaist house. Frank
& Bauer. 40 Broadway.
GIRLS over 1e. bright. willing to learn. for
order department In shirtwaist house. Frank
& Bauer. 44e Broadway
GERMAN NURSERY GoVERNEss for one
child. years old: $50. The Hopkins Educar-
tonal Agency, 507 eth ave.
keeper. The Hopkins Educational Agency oO7
5th ave. bet 42d and 43d SITS
HOUSEWORK plain cooking. for two In family;
city apartment; near Central Park; 30 month
1y. TWINS Agency. u West 18th St
HOUsEKEEPER for hospital; liberal salary:
wanted Immediately. The Hopkins Educational
Agency. 50T 9Th ave
KITCHEN MATRON. $50 month. wanted for
hospital city; prepare menus; no buying.
The Hopkins Educational Agency, 5OI 9Th ave
LADY TEACHER wanted at NJ. Heicklen's
Dancing Academy. Clinton Hall. Isl Clinton
ST. one block from Williamsburg Bridge.
VISITING ITALIAN TEACHER for afternoons.
male or female. The Hopkins Educational
Agency, 5o7 9th ave, bet. 42d and 43d SITS
WANTED-Iadies who are interested In philan
thropic work 20 join DR. New in The New
life Movement. Call IS Central Park West
WANTED-Refined women. with marked execu
tive ability: permanent employment. with
satisfactory compensation. Tangier's Develop
nent CO. Camerson Building, Saith ST. and
Madison ave.
WANTED-Lady to take subscriptions for house
hold stock issue: 1t will interest your friends
and pay you well. Tangier's Development Co..
Cameron Building, Saith ST. and Madison ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
Daniels Bose,s TO Big Handicap
New York Athletic Club Team Defeats u
lumbia in Lively Water Polo Game.

In the first half Of eight minutes GOOD
man scored three goals and Handley one
while Columbia never once threatened the
Winged Foot territory. The pace was not
SO fast I'm the second half of five minutes
but Handley scored for New York I'M
assisted after 3 minutes and II seconds
Shortly before time was up G. Rogow saved
Columbia from a whitewash by scoring the
only goal for his side.
The summary follows:
IG0-yard swim iBratton Cup; sealed handicap
Won by g. Arnold New York a. &. GO sec
ondsg, time 0.50lb. II. O'Suilitan. New YORK
A {, III seconds. second; r. NJ Leverage
Now York 4. {. G9 seconds). third Tine
O.52H
Fifty-yard novice swim final heaD-Won by
IL 4. IIauser Newark Y. NJ. {. A; ID NJ
Fuller, Yale University. second; D Sumemrs'
Yale University third. Time. o:29ss.
200 yard handicap swim final ehap-Won by
J. II. Reilly New York A. G 10 secodsl; \.
Nerichn New York A. G. 10 secondsl, second:
l.. b. Goodwin New York 4. G 40 secondsl.
Third. Time 2:23;b.
Nes York A. g f5,. Positions Columbia %
Fiandley ............. Right forward. s Rogow
z. d TrubeDbach Left forward H. foeow
Rrddy ............. Halfhack ....,....', Barker
q. n Trubenbach Back -,.-.-...-.-'.- nu1hh,,
steer. -......... Goal -,-...e-'+.. .hoioush
First half: Goals GOODWIN. 3. Hsndley, J.
Second half. Cioais-iandlfy, i, g fogo~. l.
Referee-H. A Fisher Columbia ana Nep YORK
A { Timekeeper-Robert Sttll. New York a.
G Time of halyes-EiSht and ne minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

Frank L. Chance, manager of the Chi
cago club of the National League. has
purchased another orange grove in Cali
fornia. According to a message from
" hitter. Cal. he closed the deal yesterday
by the payment Of $1,000. less the sum
put up option. The grove is six miles
north Of Whittier. and is said to be one
OF the finest IN that section the trees being
six years old. Chance owns another or
chard al place called Glendorn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

BoOKKEEPER double entry. must be compe-
tent and reliable: salary S12 To SIS; perma-
ncnt Jupp Exchange 81 NaAsau St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

Z IN spite Of direct statement from Chi
cago a few days ago that ''Packey'' Nc
Farland and Abe Attell would box ten
rounds before the Fairmont Athletic Club
IN this city. the question of time and place
Is not definitely. settled. Attell says he
wants to box before the National Sporting
Club of this city. and Mcfarland, it is
said has signed an agreement with the
Fairmont Athletic Club So i stands, and
for the time neither boy is willing to give
wa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20

Snidrift: 1854. Sar 9os 5ll @ar
3mene 0lteroog Stl einen Sur." Sic
le lnerfmiiroige Sni6rift nun lit per-
nutli1 onf oie 3eitregulierung
our6 HapIt @regor XIII. 5nriid5u-
fubren. Sn1 Sobre 1882 fi19rte Der
gendnate Hapit BEN @regcrianiIden
4alenoer elm. 0a oieler natirlih
ni9t iofort iiberal eingefiibrt muroc,
oiele Ginfilbrnng bielmebr Sobr uno
Gag oauerte ebe tie oGgeraeni ourd,.
orang, Die beioen 2oulisen oies erlt
inn Sabre 1884 taten, 10 feierten Die
qintpobner Der 9auiis i'm genann=
ten Sabre oas SIterfeit 10 Soge fritz
Der, als tire @ren5nadbarn in 5ae6-
len. Woglid num- ooB iene sSlur,
ouf Der Dos 9enfmoI itano, tells gu
Stolpener @ebiet tells 5ur 2ouiis
geborte, mogli6 aber auh, oaB sic
ergniigungsiiidtigen 2auliser gu
Den @ren5na6born beriiber famen,
I'M bort Die Siteripiele gum otpeiter
Mole mit8umuden. SeoenfoQs ldien
Die imnerbin abionoerli6e Gotia-
DE Dem amtsfiibrer bon Stolpen
Sbomas Sreuter merfmiiroia genna,
lie Der No6pelt our6 einen Dell!-
Itein 5lt berfiinoen. Mon boite oa-
mails eben nod ni6t 10 nief @ele=
genbeit, 9enfmaIer ar feben tpie IN
unieren Sogen.
Gin @aunerftiid feltener 9rt iir
in Observation-Disclosures BEL 8ifborn
beriibt lporoen. Ser oortig Sorf-
ltreufobrifant Sornburg battc iein
Sdlliiielburo auf Dem Wege nod
8iftborn Derloren lno Dem 9Sieoer=
bringer our6 cine 9lnseige 9elob-
nung 3ugefi6ert. 9ieie bolte lib ser
Sinoer aber ielber. ST brob bel
$. Elm, icbloB nit ben S6(iiiefn oeu
8eloi6ranf auf entnabm inn GOO
gtarf bar porauf er i'm o,omlngs-
noBig mieoer abi6lob inlo ipltrlps
herl6tpar1o.
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Ser 9Gmpn scr onft

1T Ser &eim bon Ga Grippe. 9erleI-
be er5eugt S6iudde, Gerpoiitot 9lt.
petitloiigfeit nit ltnoronungen Der
2eber uno Nieren. electric gitters
reinigt 6os 8lut, itarft oen Maecn
unb bringt 2eber llno g2ieren ME
Der IN Sronpllg. Sour SOC. 8oae Sli-
.friebenbeit aarantiert BON aaen
Druqaiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20
Sm gpril.

Gs tut bas Getter i'm glpril
OeiuDbnltdl intttter, tuas es mill,
2Sas andl bas gSetter =Snrean Iprtdlt,
Sarum befiimntert es Iidb utd5t.
@enn iie Mns 9feset prppbesei6'u
Saun gibtfs ben id)Dnften Spnnibctn,
llnb ,penn es betkt uein flarer Sag,
Sann regncts, ,pas es regnen mag.
Ster fullte jett idJpn yrii9lins Iein,
llnb ntetiteits trtfft es amd ia eth,
Ord bat ntitrnter iiber gfadbt,
Sid mod etn ytDrher aitfgemad)t.
ttttb BET seritbrt ltns otter gar
Die Sbfternbt' fit bas nad)ite Sa6r.
llnh tuer an Dit iid) beleettert
Wtmf nebiiten, iuas mat tm1pDrtiert.
Spd tit ntttttnter BET 9(pril
Amd) iuteber gnabtg, ianft mnb iiil.
Soat iid) ntanierltd) amfgefiibrt
ttnS laft bas Sbit nnangeriibrt.
90 iupllen iuir benn pbne 0ram'1
Sn .Mni're nGhfte 3mfmnft idJau'n.
llns plagen ntdJt nit Sprs' mmb Wtii6':
Sas S@ltntne tpttntf opd itets 51t friiG,
gSer tutfl nit 8rtilen plaseu iidb,
Inn oas, mas nnabinoerltd)?
Srtid) an bas @erf, nit gmtent Dent,
Damn ,utrh and) glles idJ6n nnb nut.
llnS itellen hpdJ iidj Spraen etn,
gSas nittt Sas &lager mnb bas Sfbrei'n?
ant beiten, Dit beridjendJit fie Dir,
Sci einem @las III mp 8ter.
9as bot iid) uft in ieitter art
als Sprsen6refer pffenbart,
Sen Wfann, ber nttsmmtis, scbriift, !.
3ns nenem Streben a,tfseriift.
Drum tras Die 2amnen bes glpril
ytnr aidJ gebnlbig, rmbis, ftill,
ltn6 bait als 9abetrmnf bereit,
Dir ~ | a mn 9 ie +" ale 5eit.
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The HaIIer ProprietaryCo
gIair, geebrosfa.

: Dos gGiener 2anbgerid}t bet
oen grpreiier 2obner 5u 5lueIeittbolb
Sobren &erfer nerurteilt 81 botts
barmber5iee 9riioer beorobt, oab cr
lie negen iittfider @erfeblungcn sur
an8eige bringen miiroe. Ga Die
Sdulb flar outage lag, nabnlen Gle
8erba1toIuneen rur gerirgc 3eit in
Iniprl6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20
@eht mon ins Sheoter. 10 mi

- @ebt man ins Sbeoter, 10 min
man ii6 l1ltterbalten = gebt man
in @eieai6aft, foa mon 9tnoere ltu-
terDalten.
- @s gibt WenidelL ocralt gon-
ser @eoaltfenrei6tum ii6 al,f einen
gelegentlihen gltten @infaa be,
ld)r0nft.
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Mduncr DcrlauQt

8ir brineen @ud in's OeidGft
nit fiimfsis Sansbalt- Mebi5tnen, Ggs
traften, 6e,uiirsem uno Spilcttc=strt
fcln. Der Stanbarb felt areihis
Sa9rcn. Sbr f0nnt Die @aufcn aus
ben &erfaafen 6e5ablen. @rcluiipes
&erritorium. Cine quite GcleaenDeit
gum 9lufbou cines ltettgen rro pro-
fita6eln @eiddfts. Sbr miibt ais
ein5iees Snpeltment 8agtn uaG
gfero lteQen.
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GiienbaDu= 5aDIplau.
5. G 6. q. ga6u.

s. G 9. q. 8a6n.
9ao.3 -8pm Gorben. ..6.45 oberbs
to. O. Son Noroen. -. .645 mprg
gso. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 nror9
gto. 9--Spcal bon Yaleitine. -.
So r. Son 0aegifo. =. .1.5o nadpr. %
Sfo. l2-socal bon 2areoo (9emiibt) :.
....~.. ;. 900 t,org.
$40. 4 Ma6 Dem Woroen. 1.55 nobm.
yio. g. 0a9 ben1 Ioroen. 500 anenos
go. Social no6 8aleitine. 7.3O mora
gto. 10 ggpreB naG Searne. ;. !.
$50. S -gaa6 gaerifo. 100 30 msras a.als
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;. :. >. -. 800 abenos.
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gfo. Al gon &errpile, nur Sonnta9s
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go. 2-3ouiton IL 5. aiifte. 1925 BORN
gto. 4-9oulton II. B. &iiIte $3.50 abeno5
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go: 2-gon Sci yio.. ..10.5O BORN
80. 9-gea9 el gaio unD meiten. s.
SO. 1o-Ma6 5. @eiten. 1880 e abenfs
SO. 8-gsa9 Dem Giten. HOO BORN
$40. 1-Nad 9el 9fio.. 400 aberos
gieturia 9ipifun, 8. $. & g. q.
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SO. ao5-euero, @ictorio. 1880 nad,m
Nbfabrt--
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SO. 241-@ou souiton umb @arpsiton
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Bio Meeting at DrakesvilIe.

Drakesville, Oct. 14.-Saturday, DC.
tober % is the day of Drakesville's big
republican rally. Word was received
from Lieut.. Gov. George w. Clarke &C
cepting the committees invitation to
speak at Drakesville at 1880 p. M, and
suggesting the date above mentioned.
Lieut.. Gov. Clarke is one Of the Davis
county boys. His father still resides
at Drakesville, and Davis county Ia
very proud Of the record this man
has made since leaving the home
place. He has strong personal fol-
lowing down here, and, the weather
being fair, will find large audience
awaiting to hear him. He is one OF the
best orators Iowa boasts Of He will
speak at Bloomfield in the evening.
Farm Sold at Competitive Sale.
Cedar Falls, Oct. 14.-G. M. Bron-
son OF New Hartford was in the city
yesterday and the bids for the 429
acre farm belonging to the George
Bell estate, six miles west of Cedar
Falls, were opened There were
four bidders for the farm as follows:
Seward Highly, VIM. Lawrence, G. L.
Bast & Bros, and j. Frank Bell. Mr..
Belz was the highest bidder, his bid
being s42,370. The bids were all very
close, the lowest price being $41,-
21O.13, which was the price offered by
G. y. Bast & Bros. Referee Bronson
will now make out the necessary
papers transferring the entire farm TO
j. Frank Belz, who resides near New
Hartford
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-15
BLOOM FIELD.

Mrs. Elmira Morris who has been
visiting her brother w. F. Guile near
West Grove returned to her home in
Belknap Saturday.
Mrs. Belle Black spent Sunday in
Ottumwa at the home Of her son w.
H. Black.
Mrs. Leight sprowles and Mrs. S. A.
Lorenz were Ottumwa visitors on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Oscar kinney, Miss Maggie
Murphy and friends spent Tuesday in
Ottumwa.
Miss Elsie Hayes Of Pulaski went to
Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. Blanche Haney returned Fra
day from few days visit in Des
Moines.
Jas. McGowen and w. B. shreve
were in Ottumwa on business FRI
day.
Jim Peden OF Floris was in the city
Friday on business.
Mrs. Fannie Cook and Mrs. Theodore
Taylor were in Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. NJ F. Saner was an Ottumwa
caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Jim Games went to ottumwa
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Scott Of Guide Rock, Neb.,
spent last week at the A. T. Colliver
and Ira Russell homes.
Bloomfield is TO have new depart
ment store on the south side Of the
square. w. n. Long Of Fairfield, Ia,
is the new merchant.