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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-26

suffering becomes beautiful when
one bears great caIamities with cbeer
iulness, not through insensibnitv. but
through greatness OF mind.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-26

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-26

ono kind word may turn aside tor.
rent Of anger.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-26

Call Saxon Lime & Lumber com.
pany, Prone rs for kindling wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

car hear the pst,.r, psttsr Of those
hands.
"Ths more ladies they 10, the rnsr.
rier," no prinned. 81 saw lots Of 'em
when ! fought kstehsl."
Some speculator wondered wheth-
er johnson would administer the
same "beatin'" TO Jeffries as he
handed 10 Ketchel." Tho white wo-
man grew enthusiastic. She brought
out "A pair Of gloves and pointed TO
the rip Ketchels teeth made Ia the
leather when Johnson'a powerful fist
ground into his face.
"of course | don't know what I'm
aoin' TO do 10 Jeff"
Johnson spoke as became cham
nion about 90 meet n champion: then
In flash he was the end man again
III | can't knock him out. I'll just
lull him TO sleep with my friend"
His friend was a bass vlol which
leaned upright against the piano
humanity.
The ladies like my music" Back
the conversation switched 20 the sex
Of frillH and fluffy ruffles.
Jeffrics' distnate for women in a
training camp was brought to his
notice.
"lt don't hurt a woman 20 see a
prize fight" he smiled. at gives 'em
spunk. I like a woman with lots Of
90 TO herr ono who viii pound the
table"
HIS great fist came down on a
small table with an illustrative thud
which made even the as Colt on the
bureau jump.
II likes the kind what says: Jack
Johnson, yo' come hero. You min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

me and fetch that"
A second thud made all OF the
feminine visitors jump In unison
Johnson saw mo look appreheusive-
~ az a small gas stove which vihrat-
ed sympathoticRlly in the midst Of
a heap Of athletic traps.
"Oh. I'm a bad one" he warned.
fairly eXuding good humor I'm
liable TO pick up that little stove and
toss him through the window. or
pick up your chair and throw q on
top OF tho plano"
The end man was waxing hilar-
ious. Furey announced that Il was
time for the turquoise trunks. so
there was safety In retreat. The
row seemed cclipsed by a dark cloud
Of gloom when the end man was led
away
An hour later the ring, draped ex-
travagantly with patriotic colors.
was empty again. Tho crowd which
had watched the rolling eyes and
gold toothed grin Of the champion
reflected hundreds OF lesser smiles
as II prepared 20 turkey trot" under
the surveillance OF a blue coated OF.
fetal.
Down the boulevard one OF the
black autos whizzed I'm the glaring
sun, with the champion. wearing
"dishabile." at tho steering wheel
A tiny negro boy teetered on his
stomach over a boulder ON the road
side
"Ain't he swell7" he whispered
From ear 60 ear he grinnsd / felt
my mouth relaxing and stretching
Under the influence OF the jovial
Jack Johnson. champion. I. too. had
caught a grin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
~ ELlzAaErh nEALe.

SAN FRANCISCO, June i9.--The
two black automobiles which stood
noss to nose before the door 81 tho
boulevard roadhoYse wore nrins and
rolled their wsinkinp brass lamps
like huge eyes.
The house may have once had q
trits beach name 70 lure Tire Joy
riders from the tiro.~orn tssi path,
Bot now only the sian,
~Jaek Johnson. Champion"
smiled from the porch roof 81 the
little near theatrical Jack johnson
posters which speeklsd the other
buildings. u beanned or the Sunday
crowd which nudusd ersnkily up the
steps 60 tables where "iiquid smiles
were slowed away.
Barney Furey, the rubber"
brought q hospitabls grin from the
room above ard drswinaly an
nouncedi
"The young lady can come RICH,
up an see Missah Johnson now"
lie led the way 20 the second
floor. along narrow halls ,.and up
dark stairs.
Mentally cropping after a-asssrip-
tive word for the house. chateau"
popped into my head for ~ reason
In the world. unless the Coming
event In the shape Of n remark
from the black giant. Epiclly' season
ed with French. east a shadow In
my direction.
"Pawdon my dIshabllc," sofIpson
said -
The "dlshnbllc" was a bud swcht
or open az the neck. Johnpbfl- ex-
planned that he was about tesf'drsAs'
and step into the "auditoriufu" next
door 10 box for the crowd. DTeenins
meant shedding his 'diHhabiie" and
sundry other garments and appear
ing In turquoise trunks. decorated
with the American cOlors
tThe crowd had paid two bits a
scat To see the champion perform
and 10 bunny hug" and turkey
/ trot" when the band hit up "lovin'
rag after the champion had gone }
The lineup I'm Johnson's room
beamed like the front row OF min
strel show. with the pug" genial
end man, tossing out Jokes IN the
| spotlight First there came Furey
lolling against the piano. friend OF
| JOhns0n's from down South. and the
/ friends trig wife Then came tho
big Smoke" splitting over the Sides
OF Morris chair with laclly
gOwned white woman sitting on the
chair arm turning tho champions
/ drawl into n nasal twang by play
fully. tweaiing bis nose with her
ieweled fingers.
johnson said. ~ likes to have the
ladies' there. can always see the
silks when ! step into the ring, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
Abe LABEL HERE
TO BOX M'VEICH
California Lightweight Who VIII Be Former s. A. c.
Boxers Opponent Next Wednesday, Blows in From
Friseo-Both Boys Fit

ARE looking forward q ouH - thr
fastest hatf~n sknf staged So lhia
cigB Ate batvd che rrfrrau. louie
Lens. ln Tacoma a eHuuir ~ weeks
aka sad the latter waauf able o.
Tag glow un him in 10 raunaa he
made RusruT TnYiaf uuit la elk
raan8a In Portland a short time aRn.
aHd De has = upfe string ~ Yics
tories 20 hia credit in his uwn slate
agNeiEh ard tis manages tsinnie
Ausfin. TRpeEt iu irave tndaN for
W.ikesyn TIE mountain toRu where
Pete Hw unE q pick before he gave np
mining faf milling
Both boys are lu first class aha ~.
sna only need a few days wftras -
uut thru ua edge Ncitilsss ~tps~sis
iite slightest tFauhie ta nsahiuE tho
IaE pound match nt 8 O'Clock 80 lhr
day ~ tlts contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

Abe label the cirefr California
lightweight who win give Pete Sic
Weigh chance Co aituW hia class
against imported talent al abe Ei-
unst iiay clubs boxing Hhnw nf The
seattle thrsgrr next "Wednesday. ar
rived IN Seattle iaHt might 30 iefr
This morning Tor Pleasant urach.
whore he viii pstt the fiuis aiuE
touches on bis training
Label g. one ~ fhn shasFirst tnN
efs IN the game today. and McEetgh
win find hifa very different prupa-
aifinu from Eddir Marine hts laHt
opponent Abe ~ one ~ ihusr hif.
and getaway feliusH although ~
d always willing 10 stand $50 and
swap punches - hen hard pressed
t'rss's aTFressiTe style ~ iusiFhtinE
should D. effective against the iit
tlr Californian and local fing fans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

To yell into the ear OF a telegraph
operator seated ~ your side, 20 yell
loud enough 90 be heard above the
tumult Of a hevilnn mob % tens Of
thousands % frantic spectators, >
connected, vivid description o. =
desperate battle IN the ring, g. no
light task. Few sshe attempt it. per
form Il successfully. Mas 8althAaar
Rinasiderl has established an un.
broken reeerd Of successes that has
gained him coast 20 coast reeagnt'
ton as q ringside expert, The JET
fries Johnson battle - q appears -
The Star Juiy will b. the Jeifrien-
lohauon battle az Mr.. Balthssar sesa
IA, and tells Il over tire wires q the
Urited Press association And NJ.
Balthaaar will see Il a. q is. blow
Tor blow. round for round. Up .
the day 81 the tight, Rinaaiaor will
Be alternating with TIP Weight e.
tho training camps, giving this
Newspaper the news % the camps
and he expert criticisms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

Rotten playing. the kind that
makes the fans wonder what il the
use OF ever going 20 a bali game, Ii
responsible for Seattie'A fourth
straight defeat. Chinauit, pitching
like a demon held Spokane down to
seven hits. and only one real run.
The other two came Ia az a direct
result 81 bum playing.
Zach seperats Turk was as list
less as a tired man trying TO NOV n
lawn, and played the game with an
air OF boredom that was very sad.
Nobody hit. and nobody played real
BAH except Teaiey Raymond. who al
ways does. anyway; and take Il by
and large. the exhibition yesterday
was one large long yawn. oh. yes.
Spokane won. 3 20 I.
Bonner pitched good ball. and his
support was the best in the land. and
playing against such a team as SEE
attic, Il Is a wonder the score wasn't
bigger.
The Indians slipped one over IN the
first inning. making four times they
have done the trick. and this should
have been their only score Then
Seattie got "A run On the third
through an error. a passed ball and
a clean single by Chinault. and the
tally remained tied until the sew
enth. where a combination Of Seat
tls's boots. bOnehead work and snap
py playing q the Indians. put two
across for Spokane.
II was ladies' day. and large NUM-
berA turned out 10 zee Seattle IN her
fine exhibition OF how not 10 play
ball, cheering the futile attempts u
the Turks with euthuEiasm Nice
roofing. but misplaced.
Russ Hall made his first bow and
scrape as umpire. and got away with
the job In nice fashion. He was good
on balls and strikes. and nobody but
Spokane found any fault with him.
1t Is true he slipped a fine over. but
perhaps he had good reasons.
The same teams play today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

q. v, Pulford, known 10 readers
81 The Star - Tip Wright" needs
40 introduction in any city % tine
country. bio Is = recognized author.
ity IN sports, ard an expert critic IN
affairs puailistie, Mr.. Puiford has
lived continuously IN the Jsffriss ard
johnson training camps since they
~ore opened. alternating from one 20
tho other IN order 70 study and com
pare tho tive fighters. he has
watched the white and the black
round into fern day By day. and hia
Judgment based on expert analysis.
gave The Star the first accurate In
formation on the true condition 81
ihs rival heavysscights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

A. y. Condo, ereRtor Of our old
81 endt, Everett True and 8kyuack.
s the man whose pen and ink. in
cartoon and Illustration, have been
dolineating life IN the campo Of the
two fighters ever since 1sfffles ard
Johnson started training. Mr.. Condo
stands ~ the front rank % earteon
.sts In the United States and hia
numerous character studies and
sketches Of life around sire training
quarters have caused numerous
near riata among tbe fans eVar sinse
he landed IN California. M. Condo
saH the frat esrtooniat 81 note 81
either Of the camps he will con
tinus ~ the camps right up 10 the
day bsiere the faht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
JOHN | GETS ICY GLARE


RENO New June 2fThe air Is uncomfortably frosty for
John l. Sullivan around Iciircs camp. and may continue
Sullivan arrived yesterday and 90 Jefs cottage 60
greet him But he met az the door by Jm Cofbeit who
fatty refused to admit him.
"You can't Je because he don, want to YOU. said
Corbctt
you have been sailing around the country knocking Jeii
and the fight general and Is gay your part 10 the
least. attempt 10 see him"
"Bu, shake hands with him, protested John L.
4 10 tell him thai have been misquotcd"
Cofbett refused let the veteran After exchanging
words with Corbe Sullivan walked away and seated
himself under a distance from the cottage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

r. W. Madison iz one Of the fero,
most sport writer's 81 the Pacific
coast a graduate from tho sporting
editors dask Of one Of Caiifernia's
biggest aailiss, be knows every angle
Of the Western fight game, HE -.
nsrisnce has beer largely in San
Francisco. the worlds ruuilistie
Mecca, .sbpro he has had opportunity
% study. first hand, nssrly every
battle % intportanes fsr years past.
Mr. Madison has been observing JET
fries 81 close quarters ever sinCs the
big fellow retired.
NJ. Madison 10 dividing he atten
ton bntN ren the two training
canps. 80 siii DO enc Of The stars
camera men ~ the finssidn Ht Reno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
PASSED BALLS

PORTLAND, Ore. June "a
Ford Henkle, the crack pitcher Of
the University OF Oregon. and one
Of the best southpaw slabsters in
the country for his experience, has
been signed up by cupid" Dug
dale, Of the Seattle champions.
Henkle, who Is a Portland boy, will
leave for Seattle today.
According TO information from
Seattle, Dugdalo viii pay the col
lege star the unusual salary OF 5000
a month for the rest OF the season.
The salary is considered unusual.
In view Of the fact that Henkle has
never had any professional expert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

~. %. Wheslsr's name - familiar
10 readers Of The Star. While aS
California representative 81 his
nsvgapaBer. M. Wheeler has not
confined himself 70 sports frepertina
regularly for The Star Caiifofnia
events from soup % nutsl he has
nsvsrthelssa, gained rscoanition -
an able sport writer. Since the
trainina camps 81 Jeffrics and John p
son opened. Mr.. Wheeler has been
aislna The staf readers ths beasfit
% his intimats knoyisdae 81 the
fiahting game on the Coast. HE
taarssgh grasp Of SPORTS IN the
Weat. and particularly % the loeal
ina ard outs u Ire tight game, and
his sound JUDGMENT 81 ns~a, have
made him . vaiusbls unsrnbsr % The
star staff covering the BIG fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
SEVEN MEN
AT THE
RING
The Star Win Handle the
Greatest Battle of the
Century AS 1t Does All
Big Events-in a Way
No Rival Can Hope to.

SAN FRANCISCO. June y.
AS a result OF arrangements
completed today for the cover
ing OF the Jeiiries Johnson
fight BY the United Press. the
500 afternoon newspapers
served hy this organization
will receive the most nearly in
Simultaneous action ever AT
tempted ia connection with a
big news event.
Il is planned 70 deliver into
the offices Of United Press pa
pers detailed descriptions Of
each blow struck within Is sec
onds OF the time the blow ac-
tually lands In order 20 do
this. two United Press trans
continental leased wires will be
run to the press table at the
riugside in Reno. and these
wires will be manned by two
OF the fastest sending oper-
ators in the country. 20 whom
the story wilt be dictated
Owing 20 the limitations Of the
carrying capacity OF telegraph
wires. three relays or re-sendiugs
will be necessary 90 reach al
points. One Of these relays VIII be
made al san Francisco. where the
stuff wiIl be resent 10 The Seattle
Star and other coast papers. an
other al Denver. from where an
central and southern points viii be
served. and a third az New Iors.
from which eastern points wlll b.
taken care o. AT each Of these
points the receiving operator viii
use a visible typewriter and the
sending operator. seated beside
him. will relay the incoming mat
ter word for word as It Is received
eaithasar on job.
The task OF giving 20 the conn-
try this description OF the fight, a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
BEAVERS SWAMP
TACOMA 6 To Z


VANCOUVER. ~ G.. June ga
Back IN the home town Bob Brown
and his men walloped Tacoma. 8 ga
2. Ia the game yesterday. Tacoma
took a lead In the firat inning. when
Bassey hit a homer with one on. but
from then on Gardner held the
Tigers helpless Vancouver scored
three In the third ON five hits. and
James three-baRger in the eighth
drove In three more. Hail. twigiing
for Tacoma. was found for n hits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

ia the Fix months r...
lngfDn was ap9rfipg ~, Il
s.,, ~. hs s,smbliahse 4 nars =
.eli "no his spprt page ~, y 4.
.y9n Dr. forgotten. ~ ~. 4
~ the sport desk 10 49,
noting bat he csatl,,...-1f y =.
stars critic AZ ne 80. Z = 4,
~ heaingtoH vii Z
rom The Stars local NJ, Y. Y. "a
y. cent - Reno On -
he leaves the first N IA. g,
itedinEtpu Graduated ~. :. = Z
YORK World and fhs w. ~. 3, 4,
ala "iiices aHd H. knows ~ 4. e
ness 80 does no othes e,.,'.,. y hss-
ar iu Washington 'A'g ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

plays ~ hia best gait. No matter
uhrthrr the team wins or iosrs. in
fact. he seems tn speed W when HE
comrades are going had. a. " 90
ant iheim q good example. The rE~
ample j. wasted. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

summary Home run-Bassey. Three
base hit-ihmsH. Two base hita@nack-
stolen bases Warren. stevens struck
0ut-BY Gardner. @ by Halt 2 Bases
on halls-of Gardner. a, of Hall. g.
s-fianaEan 70 straib. Left on bases
Tacoma. 2; Vancouver. II. Time as.
UmDlre-Frary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

TraieY Raymond maH credited with
an error. but man who plays she
bell he does ean be- forgiven boot
once Ia while ne IL abpui thr
sniy player ga she Seattle ciub sha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

Something VIII have 60 b. done 70
the Seattle team There are only
about two mon On the club that
really play live bali and Try % win
The rest. being old timers. Joss their
pep IA Huuu IA they start e. dr1p
games and newer do wake up. Seine
young scrnppy players who are NOT
afraid ~ taking chances. and who
only Frt mad and play the harder
when they arr setting trimmed
would help the Turks n lot II o.
always the way with club com.
posed % Old uwnrs A few years
ago Aberdeen had mach the same
kind ~ y lineup. and when a bad
streak ~ luck struck them. they
threw up their hands and gave up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

Hueamary5 f~o.bass ala weed SEC
flfrs hita-=f'arf wright. shea stolen
haNrs4f'annHW struck gat4su ffF ENina l5t.
IS Eannsf naHsa en- balls OF
gshinauit of isnnner ffm ~
pitched ball Raruohh ~ ftanneg paas-
81 haiia--gssisT. ahra. Umpire Kaas
Hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

Danny Shea a. catching nice bali
fuf the Indians. and Incidentally pre-.
vented The Turks from scoring IN
the seventh. when Lynch was on
third. rs making one-handed stop
Of a wide throw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

Hob James scored three runs IN
Vancouver slth a nice. long hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
cuos and ls an unknown quantity
ia faster company.

TAB Brown announced Yesterday
that Gus Thompson would iuin the
Beavers iH two weeks. ready o. pHi
un hts overatla and 81 20 work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

"Ths man behind the camera" has
q nerve rsgking Job ~ prize fight
or IN = fighters training camp. NJ.
c. Lartin has dsmonatraisd repeat.
eddy. 90 readers Of The Star we'll
know. that nerves and ere we're
built for the job. His exclusive news
pictures and features have been ap
Esaring regularly ~ thess column.
Mr.. LsfsIn Is recognized IS the lead
ing newspaper photographer on the
Pacific coast That is yFhy he 10 a.
the training camps for this news
paper nov. ard thst is Why he will
carry the burden % the delicate ard
difficult task o. handling she Gamers
for The Star 81 she ringsids July 4.
Norman Eibrrfe.d she TahaNco
KID ia "a years gid. and be broke
into the Rnmr at flhrheBgiile. Ny
when DO was a. The manager 81
ihe team bought the Y0unRstcr bis
first pair Or ions trousers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

the most widely read of the decade.
has been assigned 60 Max baiiha-
aar. best krown lm tho sporting
world As The Rlussidtr one Of
the foremost boxing authorities ln
the coantrg and a man whose opln
ions have FOR many years been the
last word IN sporting questions oa
the Pacific coast thc home ~ the
fighting game.
naithasar has been az the ring
side during practically every im
fogtant bout participated ip hy
either ieffgics or johnson and has
personal and expert GnowledEe ut
the style OF each man For several
weeks past be- has been Ia touch
with both fighters. has studied
them at their sofk aud durins
their reiaxagiaus and The fun value
% hts knowledge Of the men and
their methods will be brought out
ia bis description and analysis 81
the battle
TIP Wright, Too.
Baithasar will b. assisted Ia hts
work by Tip Wright. also a sell.
known authority. who VIII divide
with Balthasag the work Of giving
10 the United Press the news af the
training camps up TO the dag Of the
battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24
TIRED TURKS BEATEN
ONCE MORE BY SPOKANE

Listless Playing Gives the
Game to Indians-Chin-
auIt There With the
Pitching Stuff - Russ
Hall Makes First APP
pearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-24

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Dance at Dreamiand tonight
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-24

OF the court house in the city Of MI
not, In Ward county. North Dakots.
on the soth day Of April. 1910. Ut the
hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon
Of that day, to satisfy the amount due
upon such mortgage on the day Of
sale, the said foreclosure being made
ON account OF default in the conditions
of said mortgage.
The premises described N said mort
gage and Which will be sold to salts
fy the same are described as follows.
to-wit: Lots eleven (11) and twelve
CID in block three (3) in Floraldale
addition to Minot, in Ward county,
North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date of sale the sum Of one
hundred and one dollars AID sixty
cents $101.60), besides attorneys fees
as provided by law and the cost Of
such foreclosure. Dated this 22nd
day Of March. 1910
s. A. Sorenson;
Sheriff of Ward county, North Dakota.
f. B. Lambert,
Attorney for said Assignee
Minqt. N. D. 3-24-4-2s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-24
A REAL MARKET DAY.

On March Goth, at 1870 p. m. we
will hold a market day at the Scotield
Bros yard. The sale will be conduct
ed on different lines than ever before.
For instance-All horses will be
sold as represented by the auctioneer.
In the past, if you bought a horse,
you didn't know what you were get
ting. At this sale all horses must
be as represented, or money refund
ed. The money you pay for the horse
you purchased will be placed in the
hands of the Scofield Implement Co.,
for: three days. At the end of that
purchaser of the horse providing" the
horse has been misrepresented. You
see, in this way you are fully pro-
tected.
O.. S. Chambers has listed with us
to be sold at this sale horses, 8 cows,
wagons, sets of harness and sew
eral other articles. Several other
parties have listed all kinds Of farm
machinery, furniture, horses( cows.
and: other property to sell on this
day. This will be bigger market
day than the one that was held here
a year ago. Come and help US make It
a success: scoield Bros, Mgrs.
F. H. Bradley. Auctioneer, D. n.
Shorb, Clerk. HI. ii ,@E