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Salt Lake Results

SALT LAKE CITY, June 27-Close finishes
marked the racing at Buena vista today. En-
by two-hfths Of a second and won easy vic
tory from good field Of sprinters- Results:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs, selling
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-2-Biskra, 107 tCsvanaugh) ..............
Ie-5-Gossiper II, 1o1 (yan Dusen) .......... 8
Time 1:l5 2-5. Buena. Sainfox Capewell,
Weavette. Tube Rose. Phillistina, also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs, selling:
ODDS. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
T-2-Duchess Of Montebello. 10I (selden). -. 2
7-i-12y Sutton. 107 (Callabsn) ............ 3
Time, LES. Kaiserhon, Figent, Fred Bent,
The Slicker, Corrigan also ran.
THIRD RACE-one mile selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-l--Gene Russell. Iii lManders) ..........
i0-1-Proteus. 100 tDonyltz( ................. 2
4o-l-AisprisioD. los (Yan Dussnl. l........... 8
Burnett, Liberto Almena. wicker. Dave Weber,
Rather Royal Bonnie Prince Charlie. Coppers,
also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-Five furlongs, purse:
Odds Horse, Weight ami Jockey. Fin.
.-2-ocesn Queen, io6 (kirschbanm) ...... 2
a0-I-Fore, Ii0 (aIanders) ............ 3
Time 100 10 on Parole. Thistle Belle
Lyte knight, Roy r ATionette. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six furiongs. selling;
ODDS. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
9-io-Hamper. IO9 ID. BolsndD .............. 1
s-l-H3dden Hand. lo9 lBattisteD ..... 2
5-1--Billy Myer, 100 tKirschbaum) go. 3
Time I:l4 Ramon Corona No Quarter
SIXTH RAcE-one and a sixteenth miles.
ODDS. Horse. weight and Jockey. Fin.
a-5-Sprfng Ban, Ill Cotton ...,...-.......
s-5-Flora Riley. li3 %. Boland) ........ 8
Time 1:49 l-J. Buckthorn. oberOn, also ran.
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Northwestern League

SEATTLE. June 2T-The champions won
easily TO L, today. not only through Chinault's
pitching but through some good base running and
batting. Schmultz started the game for Ia
coma but was replaced in the Afth by Butler.
Both stingy with hits but TacOma's field
ing ragged. Score: II. III. f.
SeaItie
Tacoma
Batteries-Chinault and Custer; Schmutz. But
Ter and Blanekship.
VANCOUVER, June 27-Gardner held Spokane
to one hit today and Vancouver won to l.
Spokanes only scored as a result of
stolen base BY Cooney and bad throw by Sug
den. Vancouver scored both runs after two went
out in the third. Score: X. H. i.
Spokane o
Vancouver
Batteries-Bonner and Brooks Gardner and
Suodpn
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Maoris Again Defeat
American Team

SYDNEY. n s. ", June 27.-The
Maori football team again defeated the
AlI-American team this morning, the
score being 81 TO 3. The All-American
team is composed Of students from the
University Of California, Leland Stan
ford Jr. university and the University
OF Nevada.
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Barbarians Will Hold
Swimming Meet

The Barbarian athletic club will de-
eide the club swimming championships
at the Lurline baths tomorrow night.
The events to be decided are 60 yards,
100 yards and fancy diving. Medals
will be given to the three first men in
each event.
The entries are as follows:
so yards championship Sands Browne.
Phillips, Thomas Price
100 yards hampionship-Newman. Medlicott.
Turner, Phillips, Thomas, Tyler, Marshall. 0er-
dessen.
Fancy diving -MacGrcsor, Pomeroy, Turner.
Newman. Browne. Sands.
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- - q REMOVES ALL HUMORs
-. -. -. FROM THE BLOOD


cutes
Of vital
blood,
panjating soothing
the hnmos that the trouble builds blood and
other variety Of skin affection When s has driven huro
blood purified
the cuc again norisned with healhful blood
advice free all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA
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American Association

At Ninneapolfx-ToIedo 3. Minneapolis O.
A. St Paul-Coiumbus 2. ST. Paul 0.
Al Kansas city--inoianapoiis . Kansas
Al MISUNDERSTANDING s. Milwaukee 2.
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LONDON June 27.-TIarry Lewis. the Ameri-
can fighter defeated Young Josephs'' of Eng
land In the eighth round OF 20 round contest
here tonight. The fight was fog the welter
weight championship of England and purse Of
S.. 900 a side Lewis led all the way. Josephs
seconds tossed up the sponge.
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American League

PHILADELPHIA. June 27.--PhilsdelDhis de-
feated Boston in both games OF today's double
header Score. first game: u. II. +.
6oston t...--.......-- .-........
Batteries-Cicotfe, Han and Kleinow; KrauSs
and Thomas
Score. second game: X. III. r.
BSSson -...-....---.'....-
Batteries-smith and Kleinow: Bender and
Lspp.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-washiugton aod
New leSk broke in double header here
today. The first game went 10 innings Score.
first game: r r. Z
Washington -..-.........-.....-..$
N1@ Battepies-Walker cries and street: Quinn and
Sweeney.
Score second game; r. H. F.
ashington -----..-----..-......-.
Batteries-Groom and street; Manning and
Mitchell.
CHICAGO. June 27.-CIcvelaud defeated chi
cago. to ,. in the last game played at the old
South Side park today. The new grounds will
he opened Friday. Score: r. II. E.
Cleveland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n .
Bstteres-Olmstesd. White and Payne; Hsrk-
ness and Easterey.
PAsSAIC. v J.. June 27.-George Wiley Of
Syracuse will this week hle claim to new
world bicycle record for one hour paced by
motorcycle. In race here yesterday with
Elmer Collins the American pace following
champion he rode Al miles laps in so min
utes In the course OF the race Collins set a
new mark for mile over SIX lap track.
covering the distance in 1:1S He also smashed
his own 20 mile record by 20 seconds. Wiley
took the lead after the thirty sixth mile. de
feating Collins by two laps.
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pIvIpENp NOTICES


THE Italian-Ameriean Bank OF San Francisco.
Sc. corner OF Montgomery and Sacramento
sts.-FOr the half year ending June 30. 1910.
dividend has been declared at the rate OF four
"a per cent per annum ON all deposits, free Of
taxes. payable on and sfter Friday. July l.
1910. dividend not sdrawG will be added
and earn dividend from July 1. Money de-
posted between June 10 and Monday. July II.
both days Inclusive eCmm4ness % n 70 earn interest
A. E. sBARBoRo. Cashier.
THE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO. Market and
Seventh streets; WEST BRANCH. Polk and
Suttss sts.1For the half year ending june
rate OF four ~ per cent per annum on sll
savings deposits. free OF taxes. payable
and after Friday. July l. 1910. Dividends not
called fof~are added TO and bear the same
rate Of interest as the principal from July 4.
1910. Deposits made on on before July 10 will
draw interest from July I. 1910.
w W. DOUGLAS. Cashier.
ANGLO CALIFORNIA TRUST COMPANY. north
west corner OF 10th and Mission sts--FOr the
half year ending June go, 1910. a dividend has
per annum on all savings deposits. free OF
taxes. pay able on and after Friday. July l.
the deposit account. become part thereof and
NJ p IiLIENTHAL. Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION. junction Golden Gate av Mar
ket and Taylor sts.. San Francisco. has declared
FOR the s months ending June 30. 1870 divi-
dend OF per cent per on time deposit
money and per cent per annum on can money.
EDWARD SWEENEY President
WM- CORBIN Secretary.
BANK OF ITALY. 5. E. corner Montxousry snd
Clay sta: Mission branch. 3343 Mission st. near
29th. For the half year ending June 80. 1910.
dividend has been declared at the rate OF
four t4) per cent per annum on all savings de-
posits free OF taxes payable on ana after Eri-
day, July j. 1910 Dividends not called FOR
added to and bear the sane rate OF IN
terest the principal. from July 1. 1910.
Money deposited on or before July n win earn
interest from July 1. L. SCATEN4. president,
4. PEDRINI, eashisx.
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SEALS open With
Commuters TODAY
Nine Game Series viii Decide
Where Championship Flag
Really Belongs
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
TODAY's GAMES

FODAY's GAMES
san Francisco vs.. Oakland at
Recreation park.
Portland vs.. Vernon at Portland
Los Angeles vs. Sacramento at
Los Angeles.
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Great Times Ahead for Atchisoan.

Great Times Ahead for Atchjson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lysander John Apple,
ton wish to announce to their many
friends that the engagement between
their daughter, Daysey Wayne, and
Duke McBryanne has been annuled.
Their chief regret is that their many
friends will not get to see a wedding
procession that would have been the
longest in the towns history, but their
daughter, Daysey Wayne, found that
her heart did not respond to the
dukes wooing> as it should. She real.
lied that she did not love him, and he
has returned to his royal estate in
Dusseldorf, where, no doubt, ere. now
he has shot and killed himself.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton regret
his keen disappointment in not get.
ting allied to the Appleton family, the
honor of which the duke fully appre.
ciated. they believe that their daugh.
tiers happiness should come first
Better disappoint bundled dukes,
counts and all such than have Daysey
Mayme give her hand when her heart
didn't go with it.
A series of parties will be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton in the near flu.
ture that their friends may see Day.
sey Wayne in all her bridal finery
AS patriotic American citizens, they
feel that her wedding clothes are none
too good for her old friends to enjoy
-Atchison Globe.
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JUST TO PLEASE CUSTOMERS
Cleveland Man Suffered Much n
Performing Various Athletic
Stunts" He pespised.

AS q matter of fact, ]. II. Wagon
horst cares nothing at all for phvsica
culture. On a recent occasion, though
ne found himself in Pittsburg hote
for the night with a customer VIII,
goes in for the little daily exercise,
before retiring.
Nothing like a few vigorous exer
cises just before you crawl into bee
TO make you Sleep" declared the Gus
toner.
You bet there isn't" agreed Wag
enhorst, who found long ago that one
should agree with customer when
ever possible. You've hit the mai
right on the head there. And yet they
tell me that there are people Twins
right IN enlightened communities to
day who go to bed without minute
OF systematic exercise"
Well, they'll regret 1t some day.
commented the customer. "By the
way, come in when you get your
paJamas on and I'll shoy you some
new exercises I picked up through &
correspondence course. THEY'RE
great.
3 Wagenhorst came and went through
setting up exercises for about 20 min
utes, Not being used to such things
ne was some tired when he got
through.
Let's see some Of your stunts" pro,
posed the customer It was too late
70 renege, SO, tired as he was, Wagon
horst had to think up some things he
learned in the gymnasium when he
was boy and show them to his phys
zeal culturist customer.
Next morning the customer, who
mad the room adjoining, raped light
" on the head Of the bed Wagon.
horst occupied.
Your cold baths all ready he
said. You go in for that sort OF
thing, Of course. in connection with
your exercises"
And Wagenhorst had to immerse
himself in that tub of liquid icicles-
and appear to enjoy himself. 1t was
the first cold bath. he had ever takeL
since he got old enough to decide
for himself Cleveland Plain Dealer
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The Folly Of the Mean.

John d. Rockefeller never wearies
of impressing on the young the folly
of mean and parsimonious habits. In
one of his most recent interviews, he
said:
These misery people reap nothing
but discomfort from their false econo-
mics. Take, for example, the case Of
Mrs. Silas Long of Sussex.
Martha said old Silas one fall
day. I think I'll go and get few ap-
pies from the orchard
He looked at her timidly. She said:
Well, be careful now ST, only to
pick the bad ones
Suppose there amt no bad ones,
Martha?'
"'Then yell haye to wait till some
goes bad, of course the old lady
snapped. We can't afford to eat good,
sound fruit with three cents a
bushel'"
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Roma!nce.

If you find the characters in a his
torical romance doing curious things
pray consider how necessary, in the
exigencies of art, that may be. For
instance. these characters In their
originals are not seldom persons SO
wishful to keep their purposes to them.
selves as to render obscure in real life
much that need be plain as pike.
staff in the story. Where a public
finds itself unable to read and chew
gum and think all at once, few
choice spirits will cut out the gum,
but the majority of mankind will pre-
fer to revolt at whatsoever exacts Of
them any consecutive thinking.
Therefore 1T is that we have Mil.
tiades telling the chambermaid at his
hotel precisely how he intends to whip
the Persians at Marathon and Scipio
unfolding his plans for the destruction
of Carthage to the travelling man in
the berth across the aisle. Puck.
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EAST BOYER ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Newman spent
q couple of days last week visiting
relatives near Schleswig.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Laurinat visit.
ed last. week with the formers sis
ter. MIS-. Theo. Kuhl and family.
Miss Hulda Lueth returned to her
home near Manila after pleasant
visit with her sister Mrs. Heiden.
The party at the j. w. Comstock
home on last Wednesday evening
was we'll attended and every one en-
joyed pleasant time.
Mr.. VIM. Newman spent few DAYS
last week with his brother John and
wife.
Messrs. Willie HEN, Theo. Kubl,
and August Laurinat spent Friday
evening at the Fritz Brandenbure
home.
Mrs. Henry Lockmiller who has
been quite sick lately is getting along
very nicely at the present writing.
Miss Ida Meyer spent several days
last week visiting her brother, Henry
Never and wife.
john ANDERSEN wife and children
visited with Charley Heiden and fam.
lily on Sunday last.
Mrs. VIM. Halloran spent few
days last week visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Henry Kuhlman was guest of his
brother Theo. on Sunday last.
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JUST SOCIAL CALL
BUT IT HAD A VERY PLEASANT
ENDING FOR BILL.
Happy Thought, Rather Embarrassing
Request, and joyful Departure
After That Old Debt Had
Been Collected.

Bystanders saw the derby-hatted
bushy-eyebrowed little man enter the
Office of his friend with the air Of one
who has something on his mind.
We'll. well. # there amt old Bill!
exclaimed the man sitting at his desk
Whats on your mind, anyhow"
ooh, just dropped in, Tom," replied
Bill. Found myself on your floor and
just thought I'd see how everything
was with you"
"Glad you did. Well. how're you
maxim out?"
First rate. How's things with you n
"Oh, 1 can't complain at all. How
are all the folks?"
Fine. Everything's coming all
right with you, is it?"
Now, after the conversation had run
along in that strain for little while,
the bystanders in the Office decided
that the caller had dropped in to make
a touch.
Bill shifted from one foot to the 9th.
er uneasily. He seemed to lack for q
word. Evidently it was coming.
"Oh, by the way, Toni" spoke up
Bill, suddenly, with much show OF
spontaneity. Il was just on my way
down to pay my rent, and 1t struck me
that haven't quite enough with me.
Could you let me have that ten-spot
lent you down at the club that
night?"
There. He had said 1t. The worst
was over. And 1t wasn't touch, after
all, but man trying to collect a debt
in an inoffensive way. which is thrice
as embarrassing.
Tom looked at his visitor. Didn't
ever give that back to you?" he
asked. "Huh! Why didn't you speak
Of 1t before?"
"Oh, I haven't needed it-wouldn't
have thought Of 1t now, in fact, II II
hadn't been standing here and just
happened to think about not having
enough to hand to the landlord
Sorry you had to ask for it," apol-
ogized Tom.
ooh, that's all right. guess I
know you well enough to feel free to-
ask for what / want, hey? No need of
formality or anything between us. Of
course, wouldn't have mentioned 1t,
at that, If hadn't just been here and
happened to think and SO on.
I And having collected debt that
had been on his mind for months
while he wondered how to get 1t with,
out giving offense, Bill went his way
in a high state Of inward glee.
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PREPARING for the sutton.

'
The little girl entered the shop with
the air of real grown-up lady and
stood by the counter with her wide
blue eyes on level with the top of it
We'll, sadie?" said the shopkeeper
Sarah, if you please" she corrected
"Well, Miss sarah." he said, what
can 1 do for you?"
Il want to get mitten, if you
please, an charge it to mother"
you mean a pair of mittens, don't
your"
NO." she said, with an impatient
toss of her head. d mean just on'y
one; one that's suitable to give to a
young man that's goin' to propose an
be rejected" Catholic Standard
and Times.
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HANOVER ITEMS.

Mr.. John Mack was a Ricketts,
caller last Monday.
Miss Della Hannah visited in Char
ter Oak last week.
Mr.. Henry Kuhlman who has been
sick has gone to Sioux City to have
an operation.
Mr.. Herman Drummer was Char
ter Oak caller Monday.
Among those who attended the sale
Of Mr.. Nemitz last week were ].
Bunk and j. Mack.
Mr.. John Pithan was Charter
Oak caller Monday.
Miss Mary Drummer who has been
assisting Mrs. Elmer Wilson has re-
turned to her home.
Il Mr.. Charlie Bunk and family
visited at the Max Quandt's last
Sunday.
Mr.. August Mack was Charter
Oak caller last Tuesday. z
Mr.. Emil Pautsch hauled his hogs
to Charter Oak last Wednesday.
A party was given at the home of
Mr.. Albert Striessel Sunday evening
which was largely attended and all
report good time
Mr.. John Mack shelled corn for
Mr.. Rodewald's Thursday.
Miss Mabel Kelly was pleasant
visitor at the home Of Emil Pautsch
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Otto johnson was Denison
caller last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Drummer
visited at the home of Mr.. John
Mack Sunday afternoon.
Miss Loretta Heffernan spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting at the home
of her parents.
A party was given at the home Of
Mr.. Otto Jahn's Sunday evening. A
very large crowd attended and all re-
port good time.
Mr.. Martin Heffernan and sister
were seen in this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrr. Max Quandt's were
Charter Oak callers last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Pautsch visit
ed at the home of Henry Rsmmese
Sunday evening"
Miss Della Harmon visited with
Martha Rodewald one day last week.
M. and Mrs. Emil Messenbrink
and family visited at the home Of
John Mack Sunday evening.
Mr.. Oscar Samuelson was Charter
Oak caller Saturday evening.
Miss Kate Flaherty who has been
visiting friends over near Denison has
returned to her home.
Miss Lizzie Kuhlman attended the
dance ct Schleswig
Miss Annie Drummer visited with
Emil Messenbrink last Monday.
Mr.. Herman Klinker visited at the
home Of August Maack Sunday after
noon.
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Addinn a Pretty

Says Black and White: "At this
time OF year the pretty woman be-
comes even prettier than before.
Even the plain woman assumes a
certain loneliness" AS far as our OBJ
servation goes IAN uncertain comeli-
ness" would. perhaps, better describe
it-London Globe.
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osyters in any style at the oxford
NOTICE IN PROBATE
STATE OF IOWA In Probate

STATE OF IOWA !. In Probate
Crawford County
In the matter of the estate of Detlef Sheldorf
late Of Crawford County, deceased.
Notice of Appointment of Executor
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the oath day of
December 1909 the undersigned was duly appoint
ed Executor Of the above entitled estate and
all creditors OF said estate are notified to file their
claims in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court, in and for Crawford County. Iowa. within
one year from the date Of this notice. according to
law. and have the same allowed and ordered paid
from.
Dated Denison Iowa. :1eruary 10TH 1909.
JOHN ". SHELDORF,
!co,,,,r, Executor.
Attorneys for EXECUTOR s-a
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NOTICE IN PROBATE

s crawfor az co au%A tss: In Probate
In the matter Of the estate of Heinrich Rick
late of Crawford County. deceased 80
Notice Of Appointment of Executor:
To Whom It May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the 25th day Of
January. 1910. the undersigned wasduly appoint
ed Executor Of the above entitled estate.
and all credtorsof said estate notified to file
trict Court,in and for Crawford County. Iowa with
In one year from the date Of this notice according
to law. and have the same allowed and ordered
paid by the said court. stand forever barred
therefrom. -
Dated Denison. Iowa. Jan. 25th. 1870
AUGUST SCHULTZ.
P. j. Klinker
Attorney for Executor. at
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Denison. 2 miles east Of Charter OAR
and 2 miles south Of Schleswig. o.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY, s 1910

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY, s 1910
commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, iii
household goods, machinery and stock.
Household Goods, consisting OF ono
folding bed with looking glass ma
jestic steel range with reservoir.
Round Oak heater, cook stove With
reservoir, hard coal stove, some rock
ing chairs and other chairs, side
board. dresser with looking glass.
some dishes, hanging lamps, good.
as new, and other household goods 10,
numerous to mention.
Machinery, consisting Of one Hod-I
ges Queen self binder with truck and
tongue truck. good as new, 5-foot
draw cut Champion mower, one HaWkg
eye hay loader, c. B. & q. side de-
livery hay rake, 16-inch Good Enough
Moline riding pillow. 16-inch walking
pillow good as new, hand corn shelter.
Chelling feed grinder with two sets
of burrs. 14inch walking pillow. John
Deere potatoe digger. Sandwich q
hole self feed corn shelter with 4-I
horse power on trucks. Melbourne
wagon, 2 S-inch tire truck wagons.
good as new, bob sled. Smalley feed
cutter, one-horse cultiator, Moline
stalk cutter, Success manure spread
or, 2 hay racks. Keystone buggy
with canopy top, top buggy. Sterling
seeder with grass allotment seed5
Sterling corn planter with 40 rods
of wire. Ohio disc 1915. good % new
2 walking cultivators with tongue,
good as new. riding Moline cultiva-
tor, 2sets of harrows, one l6 and
one l8-foot, 2 Burr incubators, one
with automatic lamp. Delaval No.
2 separator. seed corn grader, q
small chicken houses. ls-barrel tank
.galvinized and tin lined. one IL
barrel steel stock tank and one tank
heater, 14-foot water trough, some
hog trough and other machinery
too small to mention. All machin!
erv guaranteed to be in working
order. &
Hay, consisting Of Is tons timohys
hay in barn, about 5 tons prairie hays
in barn, and some corn and oats.
Horses. consisting OF one bay team
weight $500; one black team OF mares,
weight $500, one in foal;; o g black
gelding coming 4 years old; one black
gelding coming three gears old; one
black gelding coming two years old ;
one black spring colt nd bay horsei,
weight about $500.
Cattle consisting Of 9 mich cows,
will soon be fresh; 2heifers and 2
steers, some two years old and over !:
IL head Of calves.
Hogs consisting Of Is brood sows.
all bred to 9 Dorsey bred boar, will
farrow in April q May, and IL head
of small hogs.
Harness consisting Of 8 sets Of ~
nets. single harness and numerous
other articles.
TERMS All sums under $40, cash I
all sums over $40 one years time will
be given on bankable notes bearing s..
percent interest.
WILLIAM BERGs1EDT.
McAhren & Malone, Aucts.
Sears McHenry. Clerk. 04-2
d d : y ~ {
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A Tribute.

In E. Fl. Harriman's obituary no.
tees" :, said a New York clergyman,
"due prominence wasn't given to his
fondness for little children. That
children were also fond of him was
proved by a remark my little daughter
made last month.
] "'Mr. Hartman is dead. my dear
| said to her.
Her eyes filed whit tears, and she
said with gulp:
:. "'oh, papa. how happy the angels
will be!