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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-03
BLOOMFIELD.

The following grand Jurors for the
year 1911 have been drawn: William
Nusbaum. Grove; J. C. Knott, Cleve-
land J. F. Newton, FAbious; j., w.
Kirkhart, Roscoe; D. G. Sutton,
Prairie: ]. A. Carson, Soap Creek;
sill, Marion: w. w. Wishard. Bloom
field Charley Hewitt. Salt Creek:
Roy Campbell, Wycondah: C. r. Jones,
Fox River. The petit jurors drawn as
as follows: Ray Allen, Grove: n. w.
Newton, Fabious; A. G. Anderson
Bloomfield: C. B. Burchett, Cleveland:
j. w. Wisdom, Fabious: S. M. Snoddy.
Cleveland; E. ]. Noble, Bloomfield:
Henry Thompson, Drakesville; Gilbert
Cox, Bloomfield; J.. N. Sutton, Bloom
field JEFF Johnson, Fabious: Herbert
Arney, Union; j. A. Barnett. Wyeon-
dab: N. P. Kinman. Lick Creek: Ralph
Proctor, Bloomfield; Charley Howard,
Lick Creek: M. r. Saunders. Bloom
field: Tom Robinson. West Grove; O.
r. Wood. Wycondah: Rufus Hopkins.
Wycondah: NJ. F. Martin, Grove; w.
T. Morrow Wycondah; A. B. Miller,
Roscoe: A. w. Jackson. Salt Creek.
III. q. O'Neal, of Milton was in the
city on business last week. Miss 10
.O'Neal accompanied him, and remain
ed for a visit with her friend Miss
Bessie Goode.
oscar Huilker of Dennison, Texas, il
Waiting his brother-in-law, H. A.
Wisnard of this city. Mr.. Huilker was
formerly resident OF this city in the
employ OF the Triblecock .& st. John
Lumber Co.
AT the business meeting Of the M
r. church Epworth league, the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
s,Iin. year: President, r. p. Bence;
1st vice president. Mrs. Della Sewers;
End vice president. Walter Davis; 3rd
vice president. Miss riAriorie Beedle:
4th vice president, Miss Ruth Songer;
secretary, Paul Lucas; treasurer
Miss Bessie Bezzenberger; chorister
Walter Davis: organist. John Teed.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Davis entertained
wednesday and Thursday, Mrs. Nor
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SALE

Having rented my farm, will offer
at public auction at my residence IN
miles northwest OF Highland Center
and six miles southwest of Hedrick, $
miles southeast Of Fremont. TUES
DAY. January 10. 1911. at 10 o'clock q.
M. sharp, the following described
property:
4 Head Of Horace Consisting Of two
Swear old mares; one bay horse
years old; one yearling mule.
20 Head Of cattIs-Consisting OF
three 2-year-old steers: yearlins
steers: one good mich cow: feifers
coming 3-year- old: 8 yearling heifers;
four calves.
Farming Tools-Feed Mill: one sui
key plow: one 14-inch walking plow:
one one-horse seed drill. new: one s.
foot drill, new; one corn planter; one
John Deere disc, good as new; one
spring wagon: one top buggy; one
wagon; set Of harness; pen Of corn.
Tsrms-10 months credit on sums
over SO on bankable notes drawing !
per cent interest from date. SO and
under. cash In hand.
c. w. Whitmer and Frank Emery,
Auctioneers; VIM. Abegg. Clerk
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Sent sister Money Before Suicide.

Iowa City, Jan. ERNST Bergman
the soldier of the Germany army who
committed suicide here on Christmas
was buried here. The sale Of his eff
fects, few though they were. together
with a small sum of money that was
due him for labor. and little cash do.
mated by charitable Amish farmers
for whom Bergman had worked in
bygone years, made a Christian bur
ial possible.
A pathetic Incident developed to-
day, when Acting Coroner Crossett
came into possession of letter re-
ceived from Germany since the death
Of Bergman II was written fv the
dead mans sister, thanking him for
the money he sert AS a Christmas
present, which. she wrote, she WIS
especially grateful for. as she was in
dire need. The money sras doubtless
the last the veteran had, with the ex-
ception of few nickles, which he
spent the night before his suicide.
Thus he observed Christmas by max
ing happier his absent sister, although
be also took his own life on that day
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WILLIAMS

Miss Margaret Blythe. a teacher in
the Marquoketa schools is spending
her vacation at the home of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Blythe.
Earl Evans and brother Layton Of
Cedar Rapids, who came for Christ
mas visit at the home of their mother
and other relatives, have returned
home.
Miss John Asquith is visiting this
week with relatives and friends in
Reynolds. III.
Fred Stohlnlan of Hilton township
was in town Wednesday and called for
a short time with his mother and sister
Mrs. H. Kehlenback.
Tony Castillo of English township
was in the city Wednesday attending
to some real estate business.
Henry Kanuck of Sumner township
has purchased the w. w. Lewis
property in the south port of the city.
Possession will be given about March
Stanley Williams. student at the
Cedar Rapids Business college. Is Wis
lifting at the home of his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Howell williams, Jr.
John and Will Pierce of Des Moines
are here this week visiting at the
home of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Pierce.
John Kelly of. Parnell transacted
business here Wednesday and met his
many friends
John u. Tanner who visited last
week at the home of his daughter Mrs.
H. Jones left Tuesday night for Iowa
City.
in town Wednesday Hugh bears the
distinction Of being the first While child
born in Troy township. :.
James Rush Of rural route NO. o
transacted business Tuesday at the
Farmers bank
Albert Isradek of Pilot visited We'd
nesday with friends in town and also
of this vicinity. .
Miss. MARGARET Hughes, student at
the S. u. !. is spending her two weeks
vacation at the home of her parents,
Hon. and Mrs. J. Hughes, Jr.
AttorneysStapleton and BEEN of
Marengo were In the city Tuesday In
connection with some legal matters in
which they are especially interested.
Mrs. Anna Yates and children Of OF
tunlwa. Ia. are visiting this week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Yates.
Chas. Hastings and wife of Decatur
county are visiting at the home Of the
formers mother Mrs. Lydia Hastings
and with his sister Mrs. Marcus Evans
and other relatives.
James K. Baldwin of Scotch Grove.
Jones county, Ia. is visiting this week
at the home Of Mr.. and, Mrs. w. Frank
Williams.
John Yoss of Fillmore township Wis
|ited Tuesday at the home of his
brother r. w. Yoss.
Mrs. J. j. Williams was called to
Cambridge ILL.,. the first of the week on
account of the Illness of her mother. A
letter to her husband reports her
mother as improving
Miss Mary Mulherin Of South Ann
ana, who visited Christmas at the
home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Mulherin, returned to her home Tues
day.
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LOSES LICENSE.
|. CROSSING OCEAN
WOMAN IN ENGLAND WRITES 70
CLERK PHILLIPS FOR COPY or
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.

The loss of her marriage certificate
while enronte back to England after
having lived in this country for time,
was responsible for an unusual request
being made upon Clerk George Phil.
lips of the district court. A letter
bearing the address of William Or
mandy, 40 Corney street, Shutdown
road, Liverpool, England, came to the
office Of Auditor C. w. McCarty yester-
day and reading its contents Mr. Me-
Carly turned 1t over to Mr.. Phillips.
The letter stated that the sister OF
the writer had lest her marriage cer-
tificate while on her way back to Eng
land, and was very anxious to have q
copy of the license. The date OF It's Is
sue was November 4, 1907 and was is
sued to Frank Hatton and Mary Or
mandy. Mr.. Phillips states that this
is the first request he has yet received
that come such great distance.
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HOGS PROFITS
net $4,622.5l
NEW SHARON FARMER ON SMALL
ACREAGE MAKES GOOD
MONEY.

New Sharon, Jan. 2.-Three years
ago Will S. Moore residing just south
Of New Sharon, came up from Oska-
loosa, where he had been working for
the telephone company, and took his
first lesson in hog raising He says
he didn't know any more about farm
ing than rabbit does about the stars,
but he started in to raise hogs and
acquired all his knowledge about the
business from hard experience. Now,
at the close. of his third year he has
record which is good enough to
make all the old heads in the hog
business sit up and take notice. On
Wednesday, Dec. 81, he sold 100 for
$l,9S7.5S. Between December i, 1909
and December 81, 1910, Mr..
Moore sold $4,622.51 worth of hogs.
which he raised on his farm of but $50
acres. He started on the first men
toned date with nineteen brood sows
and he has still on hand after making
the above sales, % sows and So pigs,
considerably more than he started
with.
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IT'S EVERY FRIDAY NOW.

Last Fridays sale closed the bust:
ness Tor 1910 and made strong hnish,
the years business showing good
gain over that OF the year before, Just
as has been the case at the close OF
each year since we started this mar
ket.
The total amount Of our two Decem-
Der sales last year was $27,000-the
total amount this year Is $4,000, al
most doubling, and do you know, fell
low Ottumwans, that during the six
years Of steady growth OF our horse
market here similar undertakings have
started at various times In q score Of
other Iowa towns both large and small
and In every instance without one ex.
ception have proven failures--so that
you will pardon us II we seem to take
pride In the fact that Ottumwa not
only has been able to maintain a good
steady year-round market after once
establishing 1t, but has never had a
single backset, and on the contrary,
has never had years business that
did not show a good gain over that OF
the year proceeding 1t. until we arc
now able to say, opsnly, advissdly and
round horse market, especially for tile
best class Of draft stock, has no equal,
and no successful competitor west OF
the Mississippi river. And when
make that statement am not forget
ting Kansas City, Omaha, st. Jos, st
Paul or. Denver. No sir, we handle
more good horses In year and have
more good buyers in . year than any
Of them or any other horse market be-
tween the Mississippi and the Pacific
Now listen. know now Is the time
for new resolutions. but just the same,
listen, and see II we don't make good.
We have another link to let out" A
new move to make In the game we
are playing. and I am well convinced II
will mean much in the growth Of our
market this year. That's all I've got "a
say about 1t till I see II 1t wins. II II
don't I'll probably never mention II
will, of course you'll hear more Of 1t.
But About This Weeks Sale.
I'll tell you how I figure 1t. don't
look for more than 100 horses. but foi
certain reasons I expect fully oui
usual number Of buyers, and you know
how 1t Is when supply is light and de-
mand is large, the bidding Is more
spirited. That's the way / expect it this
Friday. believe 1t will be a mighty
good time for the farmer and small
dealer to have his horses here. We viii
have two or three loads Of shipped
horses and the balance will be led in
| SO will have plenty Of time to get yot
q good sale, Friday, Jan. 8.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
p. S. We have car Of mares and
horses at the barns now, to sell at re.
tail until Friday.--M. H. w.
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FINANCE new
IOWA INTERURBAN
BACON SAYS NEW ROAD BE-
TWEEN BLUFFS AND SIOUX
CITY AN ASSURED FACT.

Council Bluffs, Jan. 2,-Accord1ng 10
the statement of F. w. Faccn OF
Omaha. president of the Sioux City
and Western Iowa Traction company,
a corporation organized under the
lews Of South Dakota, and capitalized
for $780, 700, the early construction OF
a new interurban railroad between
Sioux City, Omaha and Council BUTTS,
to be operated by electricity, using
the electric lines of the ioux City
Traction company and the Omaha q
Council Bluffs street railway company
as entrances into the termini, is &C.
sured, and although the exact route
has not yet been made public, 1t mas
been determined, and work may be ex-
pected to commence at an early date.
Just before the closing hour OF the
recorders office at Logan Saturday
mortgage upon the property of the new
company to the amount Of $1.40O,OOO,
in favor of the International Trust
company of Boston, was filed at the
Logan court house The same docu-
ment has been filed at Sioux City,
county seat Of Woodbury. county, and
at Onawa, county seat of Monona
county. and may be expected to put
in an appearance at Council Bluffs III
the near furture.
Bacon Heads Company.
F. w. Bacon of Omaha is president
OF the company. and G. e. Coons is
vice president Mr. Bacon is at present
interested in the Bennett company OF
Omaha, while Mr.. Coons is practical
engineer, with much experience in con-
struction, and will probably take
charge Of the field work.
The construction of the road would
be of immense benefit, to Council
Bluffs and Omaha, and would open up
large section of country in Harrison
county not now accessible by railroad.
and would again return several inlaad
town to their early Importance. nota-
bly, Magnolia. one of the oldest settle
ments in western Iowa.
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TEACHERS ASK
FOR A PENSION
OF IOWA WILL ASK
LEolsLATURE 70 PASS THEIR
PET MEASURES.
DRAFT
County superintendent Elizabeth Bur.
CESS Given Copy Of bllt-Rs-
vlssd Copy Must Reach Com
rnittes January IL.

A bill for the pensioning Of teach
ers of the public schools Of Iowa, Is
among the legislation that will come
up before the coming session Of the
legislature. The preliminary draft of
the bill has been sent to County Sup
erintendent Elizabeth Burgess for
consideration and suggestions for
any change that she deems helpful to
the bill. The measures seeks to care
for tho teachers who have given their
lives to the instruction of the states
young and and themselves at the sun
set OF life with little or nothing on
which to sustain themselves after
their days of earning have passed.
Then, too, it seeks to care for those
who while in the field of teaching.
meet with misfortune or accident that
prevents their further following Of the
teaching profession. Mrs. Burgess
received draft of the bill from o. r.
Bostwick, superintendent Of schools
1t Clinton. After revision the bill
must be printed and In the hands OF
the legislative committee before Jan.
uary II, 1911. A copy of the revised
bill will be sent to Mrs. Burgess.
Will Levy a " Mil Tax.
1t is urged that a lobby for the
measures be started and the teachers
all over the state are beginning to
evince interest in the bill in hopes OF
getting the measure through the legis-
lature. It is planned to levy tax in
all public school districts at the same
time that the levy for other taxes for
school purposes are levied, and this Is
not to exceed one-half mill on the
dollar, on all property within the
limits of such districts for the purpose
of creating q teachers pension fund
Membership Fee SO.
The state superintendent of public
instruction and the board Of educa.
tional examiners shall be ex.ofilcio
members Of and shall constitute the
board Of trustees of the teachers pen
sion fund. The superintendent OF
public instruction shall be president
Every teacher desiring to come with
in the provision of the act shall be re-
duired to pay to the treasurer Z
membership fee to be fixed by the
board Of trustees not exceeding SO and
shall be assessed and required to pay
an amount equal to per cent OF hit
or her annual salary, providing the
assessment does not exceed $12. In
Jury or disability, physical or mental
will upon examination by the board
and having it's approval be entitled tc
a pension not exceeding half the reg
ular salary of the applicant and not
exceeding $500. per annum. All such
pensions granted will be exempt from
liability for debts and not subject to
seizure upon execution or other
process.
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Poultry Show Plans.

Centerville, Jen. 1.-The Appanoose
County Poultry association has started
things -.,oing for good show next
year. The week before Christmas was
decided upon as the best time for he
show next year. as this will be a time
when many are coming to town from
the country. T.. G. Wentworth was re-
elected president, Ernest Massey, of
Mystic, vice.president. j. q. Butler
secr.ta N. H. Watson of Mystic
treasurer. Members of the executive
board will be ]. K. Forman, G. N.
Davis, Mystic, ]. E. Swafford, ]. A.
Abbott. The meeting was full of hope
for the coming year as this year
proved to be a success financially and
It is believed that next can be made
more So There was some surplus
made this year that will go to liqudate
the debt from last year.
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cANTRIL.

Mrs. W. %. CASTOR Of Fl. Madison
was the guest Of Mrs. Geo. w. Jack on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The pupils of the high school pre-
sented their teacher Prof. A. w. Hin
shaw with beautiful signet ring at
the close of the first term of school.
Mr.. Hinshaw is very much liked by
his pupils and many outside the dis
trict are going to send pupils next
term.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Baird,
a son.
Mrs. w. G. creatll Is visiting her
parents In Ohio
Ray Cunningham has returned from
his trip to Oklahoma.
Marian Holder Is home from college
at Cameron, Mo-. to spend the holt
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j. w. Hedlund

practiced medicine In Eddyville q
number OF years ago.
Mrs. Frank Pierce accompanied by
her mother Mrs !. Hardman returned
from Ravanna, Mo-, Thursday where
she was called by the death of her
father.
]. r. Davidson transacted business in
Abba Friday.
Mrs. Pearl Quarton and daughter
Aiverta and Mrs. M. J. Mater are
visiting DR.. Mater at Wright.
Fred Palmer was a business caller In
Oskaloosa Friday.
Mrs Louise Middelsworth and
daughter Adah went to Ottumwa FRI
day to spend the day with Mrs. Flor
ence Rector.
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EDDYviLLE.

Ray McMahan, Orville McCord, Her
man, McCord, Geo. Hartman, Arthur
Lemon, Eugene Kussart and Willie
Baer went to Ottumwa Thursday TO
play basket BALL
Alfred Hartman returned to his
home at Dubuque Thursday after vis-
itine the past week with his sister
Mrs Frank Pierce.
DR.. F. 8. Bowen and wife are guests
this week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Stuher. DR.. Bowen is graduate
OF the Eddyville high school and also
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Stubber, 915 West
Main street, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Stubber, of Montavideo. MINI. have
gone to Eddyville for few days visit
with friends
Miss Blanche McMann, OF Oskaloosa
has returned home after visiting with
Miss Doris Carson, 412 North Wapelle
street.
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H.vd,n BUYS Bur,inuton Club.

Burlington, Ia, Jan. 2.-The Burling-
ton Baseball association of the Central
association Saturday afternoon signed
contract with T. F. Hayden. of Webb
City, Mo-, by which the latter becomes
owner Of the Burlington baseball club.
The local association gives Hayden
$500 cash bonus and free ground
rent Mr.. Hayden will deposit $4,000 In
a local bank as guarantee to play out
the season. He will place Dick Rohn In
charge Of the Burlington team.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-03
GIRLS PLAY TONIGHT.

High School Squad viii Play With Y.
w. c. A. Evening Glass Team
This Evening. II
The high school girls basketball
team will play the evening class team
tonight at the Y. w. G.. A. gymnasium.
This is the first public game this sca-
son and all ladies, and girls should
attend. All young ladies and girls In.
terested in girls basketball are cor.
daily invited to be present
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TRAVIS BEATS PAUL HUNTER.

Veteran Dewns Youngster from Mid
lothian, 2 and 1-Missed Short
Putt Puts Out Chicagoan.
Pinehurst, N. c., Jan. I'm the final
round Of the seventh annual holiday
week golf tournament Saturday, Walt
er j. Travis of Garden City defeated
Paul M. Hunter of Midlothian. and
1. The metal cards were 73. rs and IL
Of the holes were halved. The missing
OF short putt on the seventh by Hun
ter decided the match.
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JACK HALL NAMED.
statistician Of Central Association ID
Appointed by Thrse-i Pres
idant m aookkaanar

President Tierney OF the Three
league has announced the reappoint-
ment Of John III. Hall OF Quincy as
statistician of that league. This will
make Mr.. Halls third year in that ca
pacity He has been the statistician
of the Central association and OF the
Illinois Missouri league during the
same period, and has performed his
functions in a most competent manner.
He is an expert on base ball averages
and does his work with remarkable
rapidly. He is one of the few minor
league statisticians who gets out COM
plete batting and fielding averages ~.
cry month. His appointment was Z
wise one by President Tierney.
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days
Chas. Vale, principal OF the school at
days at home.
Mrs. Holder and sister Mary War
ner returne ] from the hospital at Des
Moines where the latter underwent an
operation for cancer Of the breast
Herald and Gerald Smith spent the
holidays at home with their parents
Mrs. Emma Siders is visiting her
aunt Mrs. A. Powell.
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Morris Williams
HORSE MARKET.
HORSE MARKET,
AUcT: ok EVERY FRIDAY.
PRIVATE SALE EVERY WEEK DAY
Our own horses sold on trial ana
with guarantee of satisfaction.

RALPH WILLIAMS has charge Of the
Teaming and Feed Department.
Rented and Feed Sold Phones. Barn.
So41; Residence. 313S-L. IA.
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comnIete Umpire STAFF.

Keokuk. Jan. 1.-The Central ASSOC
citation staff of umpires. have been
completed by President M. E. Justice.
He has announced that T. @. Nelson Of
Aberdeen, 8. D., who umpired In the
Nebraska state league last season, and
C. Core Of Rolfe, Ia, have been sign
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WE'D IN COURT HOUSE.

Couple Celebrate Closing OF Year by
Marriage Saturday
Afternoon.
In the vault at the Office OF the clerk
Of district court Saturday afternoon.
the wedding OF William Adameit to
Laura Simms took place. Rev Thos.
Brown oficiated at the ceremony. Tho
wedding took place about 4 o'clock
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-03

rison Mccormick Of Belknap; Mrs
wesley stark OF Selma, Mrs. Sarah
swinney, Of F1oris. all sisters OF Mrs
Davis.
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Miss Anna Hastey, Oil East Main
street Is visiting in Agency this week
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FOR SALE. BAKERY AND RES
tauraEt with sleeping apartments m
good town and doing good business.
Address D-25-A care Courier.
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Carrying it Quite a Ways

the reason began the rrated traveller from the
North this Of the country are always
behind yet that according to
It's schedule
"That subj" replied dignifed Georgian lis mattah
that easily explained Southern chvalry sun
chvalry Where does that come In :
"You see the this country because
they the ladies' God bless them!'
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FOR SALE OR RENT-8O ACRE
farm near Bear Creek. Address J. f..
Kurth. Williamsburg, Ia.
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BIG BONED BLACK I4ANGSHAN s.
g. Reds 81 each. Mrs. III. Osterfosa.
Hedrick Ia.
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FOR SALE-SINGLE BLACK MIN
orca rCockerels, My Minorcas are
noted for their beauty. size and great
ner, Eddyville, la. Phone 10 on "
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FOR ALE-COLLIE PUPPIES FROM
trained and splendid working par
ents. Price three to six dollars L. f..
Watson, Stockport, Iowa.