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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-17

Mrs. Sarah Moore, Faye War;, Mrs.
Van Matre, w. 8. Appleman, were
chautauaua goers Saturday to hear
/, Billy Sunday.
| The entertainment given by the Sum
! day school was success, a very good
program was rendered and ali home
talent except reader. Miss Leta Wor-
rell Of Eddyville, who responded to an
encore. w. S. Applemen gave his
tory of the old organ how and when
purchased, many years ago. before the
| NJ e. church was built. and services
held at the old miners hail, of its faith
full service since, ugtil IT was past ITS
people should be proud OF their new
instrument. Mrs. Palmer. Sunday
school superintendent. and those talk
ling part in the Program are, to be
congratulated upon their work.
In the passing awoy CT j. w. Smith,
father of the Smith brothers, Of the
White Ash Coal Co, Avery loses one o.
/ its old pioneers.
The California soiourners who haze
spent the past three months in Calf
fornia, and other places of interest, re-
turned last week. They were Mrs. Bill.
terman, Will Bilterr.an, Winnie ana
Phillip Evans. they report splendid
vacation as well as visit.
Herman Bilterman surprised his
many friends here by taking a wife
Mrs. Irene Meadows. they were mar
Tried at Omaha. Neb.. and are at pres
ent staying Mt the Bilterman home un-
til their new home is completed. Mr..
Bilternan has purchased a lot In the
Miller addition. and Contractor Rob-
erts Is pushing the work along as rap-
idly as possible In the erection OF q
neat cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Biltermar
were both raised Mt Avery and have a
49, * f,{A ,1r Itch 1ffnSa
blessings.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home OF
its president. Mrs Van Matre. who
has Just returned from an extended
visit in Virginia, last Wednesday at
ternoon.
Miss Lottie Roberts is visiting at
her mothers, Mrs. J. NJ. M. Roberts.
Rev. Krenmyre and wife are visiting
ut the gentlenan's parents, at Farm :
ington, ia There was no preaching
services here Sunday.
Sheriff Griffin and County Attorney
Bates were at Avery Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Walker Of Mis-
souri, are visiting with the parents.
The band boys OF Avery have again
organized and will be known as the
Avery Concert Band. They now have
stteen members. Avery has been
without band for the past two years.
when the band boys lost their building,
music. etc. by fire, and are now pass
Ing subscription papers to raise money
for new building and music. They
should meet with a good response, as
Avery has some good players and had
n good band.
Avery ball team played Hynes Sat-
urday, at Avery, score to Is in favor
of Avery.
Avery had two games Sunday
SUNDAY forenoon. Avery VS.. Japs;
score, 10 to Is favor Avery.
Sunday afternoon; Avery vs. Blakes-
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COME HERE 70 DINE
LEBANON.

s. L. Humphrey returned home
Saturday from Keokuk where he had
been for the past week with his
daughter Mary, who was operated on
at the st. Joseph's hospital
Mrs. Humphrey remained with her
Their many friends are glad to hear
She is getting along SO nicely.
Over twenty.one dollars was real
lied Saturday night at the Ice cream
supper given by the M. e. Sunday
school
Mrs. A. X. Parsons received the sad
news Monday morning Of the serious
illness Of her brother P. E. Walker Of
Keosauqua at the home Of his son In
Keokuk. Mrs. Parsons left on the
morning train for Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer COwen went to
Kirksyille, Mo-, Tuesday where Mrs
Cowen went for an operation on her
face.
Mrs, Rose Sullivan and little daugh.
ter Of Troy visited last week with her
sister MRS. Sam Warner.
]. M. Humphrey spent Sunday with
his daughter Mrs. Albert Boren near
Brock, Mo.
Misses A. c. Petit and Nellie Con.
sper spent Wednesday with Mrs. E. A.
Belle near Milton.
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Christian church at Moulton, an.
nounces an illustrated lecture on the
Holy Land at the Congregational
church at this place on the evening Of
September 4. Admission Is cents
each for children and adults. Rev
Nicholson visited the Holy Land In
1910. Some OF the views presented
will be: Land Of Goshen, birthplace
OF Moses. scene OF Peters vision Of
the sheet let down from heaven, scene
where Elijah was fed by the ravers,
place Of Christ's baptism, Mount Of
Olives, Gethsemane, etc.
Mrs. G. g. Martin and son Frank
returned home Friday from two
weeks visit at Sherman, Texa, with
her mother.
The Misses Genevieve and Bertha
Miles spent Saturday and Sunday al
Floris with friends.
Miss Ferne Russell left Friday for
her home at Valparaiso, Neb., from a
visit with friends at this place. She
was accompanied to Ottumwa by Cecil
Combs, where both visited until Satur.
day morning.
Mrs. Ida Henderson and children Of
Locust Grove were the guests Sunday
Of Mrs. Mary Brewster.
Miss Zoe Mcconnell left Sunday ev.
ening for Eldon to attend the camp
meeting.
Rev. n. Kenneth Smith has been
granted 4 two weeks vacation and
there will be no church services here
for two weeks.
Mr.. Benge OF Udell has put In q
barber shop in tho old Belknap hotel
property.
Master Lloyd Toole of Ottumwa
came out again last week to spend
some time with his grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. William Dodd.
Mrs. Oda Carnes Of Des Moines
spent several days here last week
with home folks.
Mrs. Ashbaugh and daughter OF
County Line came today for visit
with friends
Glenn Anderson and sister Miss
Lena spent Sunday with Floris
friends.
Miss Stella Myers entertained 4
number Of young friends at party
Saturday evening.
Mrs. w. l. Woolwine left Saturday
for Eldon to visit friends.
Mrs. o. w. Blankinship and daugh-
ter Lorraine Of Kansas City, Mo-, are
visiting Davis county friends.
sa
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COUNTY SUED
ON CONTRACTS
70. A. LAFFERrY WANTS $1,55a
FROM wAPELLo COUNTY FOR
sRlDcEs CONSTRUCTED.

< 7 \ W p = g.3ts,
Claiming on contract and later
supplementary contract with the board
lot supervisors, j. A. Lafferty seeks to
recover the sum Of $l.s53 for work done
on some ten concrete bridges from
Wapello county during 1910, The con-
tract was originally drawn and sign-
led BY "A. j. Fairchild and ]. w. Jor-
dan. May II, 1910, ana later or sup
Elementary contract bore the sigma
lures Of John Reinhard and A. l.
Reynolds.
A divorce petition has been filed by
Fred Potter against Stella Potter IN
which the allegation Is cruelty It is
claimed that the above mentioned
Stella refused to cook, mend and care
properly for her husband, and that she
left for Omaha and never came back.
The couple, so the petition states. were
married here in March, 1910, and lived
together until June the same year. Tho
plaintiff asks to be restored to the
rights OF an unmarried man.
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IOWA. POSSIBILITIES.
soil Of This State is Always Avail
able FOR Producing Revenue
Tjljno Profitable.

able for Producing Revenue
Thing Profitable.
Oskaloosa Aug. 16.-There is no
limit to the possibilities Of Iowa soil.
john Schrader Of Keota, several years
ago, rented twenty acres Of Mic Bohr
to .ut in harley, the two to share me
proceeds. It was very wet year; II
rAined continuously; the water stood
in pools all over the fields and no
farley in evidence. Finally Bohr want.
ed to sell out to Schrader for SIS.
Schrader didn't want 1t. Mic offered
to sell for so and john didn't want It,
and didn't want 1t at S. Then Bohr
turned 1t over to Schrader for moth
ing. Then Schrader concluded he
would tile the field and got five men
to work at it. They went over the
field in the mud regardless Of any bar
lev tiled 1t out good and that fall they
tf1reshed nearly thirty bushels of bar
lev from the twenty acres and sold 1t
at sixty-flve cents a bushel. Bohr
and Schrader made nearly hundred
dollars each out of deal that neither
considered worth anything. Since
then the corps on this same field have
been large every year.
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BIC VICTORY FOR
STOCK SHIPPERS
RULING OF STATE RAlLRoAC
coMMIssloN-MiNiMUM
WEIGHT FOR CAR.

Des Moines, Aug. 16.-Iowa LIVE
stock shippers will be saved many
thousands of dollars by decision o.
the railroad commission abolishinf
what is called the minimum length O.
car for live stock in Interstate ship
ments and fixing 4 minimum weight
for such carload lots regardless OF cal
length. In effect 1t II refusal tt
grant the demand Of the railroads fol
an increase In the minimum to cor
respond to that which has been III
lowed In Interstate traffic.
The order OF the Iowa board pro
vides that hereafter, without regard
generally to length Of car, the mini
mum weights OF carload lots shall be
For fat cattle, $4,000 pounds; fol
stock cattle, 10000 pounds; for hogs
$4,000 pounds; for. sheep in single deck
cars, 10000 pounds; for sheep in dou
BILE deck cars, 10000. These will gov.
ern AZ to cars without regard to size
except - to fat cattle where, its cars
Of shorter length than thirty-six feet
are ordered, the minimum IL to be
10000 pounds.
Some years ago the commission
made an order changing the ninim'
um car length from thirty-one feet to
thirty-six feet, but entered an excep
ton that the change should not i'm
mediAtely 90 into effect. It was on q
motion OF the railroads to abolish this
exception that the ruling today WAS
made. But the rule as to increase IN
car length Will be permitted to 90 In
to effect as to cars containing horses
and mules.
II Is roughly estimated that II the
exception had been abolished and the
new rule, increasing the minimum
railroads II would have meant an IN
crease of at least $4,000 year In
shipping charges from Iowa points to
three Or four packing centers In the
state.
Resistance to the proposed raise In
the minimum length, which would
have meant increase In minimum
weight, was made by the shippers and
packers. The commission decided the
case because the raising and fatten-
in8 OF live stock II perhaps the most
important industry OF the state and
should not be discouraged.
The commission found, however,
that there were no presidents for
their action and the opinion and de-
cision filed setting forth clearly the
reasons for abandoing the car length
and adopting 1 weight minimum, is
probably the first OF the kind ever
made Of record. It seems that the
raise in the minimum was adopted for
Interstate commerce without = con.
test.
The decision will be hailed with de-
light by the Iowa shippers and pack
ers.
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FIND MO HEIR FOR
VALUABLE ESTATE
PROPERTY or FORMER INSANE
PATIENT MAY REVERT TO
GOVERNMENT.

! Council Bluffs, Aug. 16.-Although It
has been over twenty years since the
eetate was frst placed under, the sup
ervision OF the courts, no trace has
been found OF any heir to the property,
valued at about $500, belonging to
the estate OF Justus Buehler, and the
administrator, A. G. Graham has ask
ed the court to dispose OF 1t according
to law and discharge him as admins
! traitor.
Most OF the property belonging to
the estate accrued through the pension
that was received from the federal
government, a. Buehler was an old
soldier, serving 40 private In Com
pany D, Thirty-seventh Illinois, vol
unteer infantry, during the war be-
tween the states.
There is law which provides such
property shall be returned, In case OF
q lack Of heirs, to the United States
government, and It seems probable
this will be done In this case. In the
absence OF such disposal as this Of
the money and property belonging to
the estate, It would all escheat to the
state Of Iowa.
In accordance with the application
Of the administrators Of the estate, no.
tice was given that the disposition OF
the property in the estate would be
taken up on the first day of the APP
preaching term Of court, being heard
at 10 o'clock on the morning Of Aug.
20. In accordance with the various
possibilities a. to the disposition Of
the property. notice OF the hearing
was ordered sent by registered mail
to the commissioner Of pensions at
Washington, to the United States dis
trict attorney for Iowa at Des Moifles
and to the county attorney, as rep
resentative Of the state.
Buehler was insane for many years
before his death, but no heirs and no
relations whatever have been discov-
cred. Graham WAS first appointed as
guardian Of Buehler, who was insane,
On June 1, 1891, over twenty years
ago. No relatives put In their appear
ance when Buehler died In 1907, and
Mr.. Graham took charge Of the burial
Of the body. He was formally appoint.
ed administrator, Of the estate April
10, 1901.
The property belonging to the estate
consists Of $2,421.41 in cash on deposit
In the State Savings bank, and mort
gage, upon which interest has been
paid regularly, for $4,000 with interest
from last February. There are no
debts aside from recent charges for
court costs, administrators and attor-
news fees.
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BIG FARM SOLD
/ TO WALTER ABECC
jackson FARM, NEAR WILLARD
TRANSFERRED 70 sLAkEs-
BURG MAN--soo ACRES.

II .. X 4
Among the real estate transfers
noted today in the office Of County
Recorder Lawrence Cawley, Ia the sale
of the jackson farm in Adams and
Polk townships to Walter Abegg 81
Blakesburg. The farm land lies near
Willard and totals st me 900 acres. The
combined consideration shows, $4,000
Three deeds were filed, one Or which
transfers the one fourth interest 81
Tony and Fay jackson, children Of Joe
F.. jackson, the latter acting In the
capacity Of . trustee. The considera.
ton was $4,00S.2b. Another deed was
for the three fourths interest held by
Levi jackson. Abraham and wife and
william ana wife to Walter Abegg for
q consideration OF &13.o1s.76. The acre
age shown IL about 400. The third In
strument Is from William and Nevada
jackson to Walter Abegg, eighty acres
in Adams township for $4,000 consid-
Grafton.
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ELpoN.

Mrs. Frank Phillips and children re-
turned Friday from their Los Angeles
trip.
Mrs. H. C. Cox Of Grinnell is the
guest OF Mrs. E. e. BarRer this week.
There was another freught wreck on
the Rock Island Friday evening, near
Perler, delaying traffic several hours.
H. n. Hisbery, wife and daughter re-
turned home Saturday evening from
their western trip.
DR.. j. r. Calhoun was called to Bir-
mingham Saturday evening by the ILL
mes Of his father.
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SUNDAY 70 oUlr cHAUTAUoUA'
EVANGELIST viii No Longer Engage In
Lecture Work.

eV0U2SbJOk WIZ wv ''O~ON -
Lecture Work.
vinton, Aug 16.-Rev. Nm. A. Sun
day announced from the chautauquA
platform here that he was going to
QUIT the lecture work hereafter and de-
vote his entire energies to evangelistic
work. that Tuesday would be his last
day on the lecture platform and that
would be at Ames, lows, the scene OF
his birth and childhood days. Mr.. Sum
day delivered several hot ones right
Of the bat throughout his sermon
here. A talk Characteristic Of the man.
His hits were well nelded BY the
twenty-five hundred people that filled
the big tent to overlooking. Fully four
or five hundred people from lieishbor.
ing towns came in on the, special
trains from Waterloo and Cedar
Rapids.
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n.s..nd.nt Of Lord orea, Dead.

TT. Madison. Aug. 16.-Barney Nc
Bride, descendent OF Lord Oreal, who
was Prince Of Tyrone, and one OF the
oldest and best known residents OF
Lee county, died at his home in Jeffer-
son township, death resulting from an
affliction OF the heart.
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The Eldon boosters are Blayins ball
Sunday. with Bloomfield.
Miss Margaret Mohler OF st. Joe.
Mo-, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
IA. ]. Shelter, this week.
The camp meeting at the Big Four
fair grounds was largely attended
Sunday, all day.
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voWAN DIES At SUPPER TABLE.
Bernard Mcbride OF Montrose Dies
Suddenly While Eating Z

Montrose, Aug. IS Bernard Nc
Bride, farmer living four miles north
Of Montrcse, dropped dead while SIT
ting at the supper table. He had lived
almost to the age of four score years
and ten, and in Lee county for over
half a century. In the last two years,
a son dropped dead In the yard and q
daughter was killed by horse. He ID
survived by his aged wife, three
daughters and one son, residents Of
Lee county. and one granddaughter,
who Is a resident Of Des Moines.
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wANTEn-MEN TO PREPARE FOR
automobile business by practical
and thorough training in our shops.
Write National Auto Training Assn.
Omaha. Nebr.
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FOR S ALE.

FOR SAI.E-DAVIS COUNTY FARM,
100 acres, good grain and stock farm
two sets Of buildings, buy Of owner
and save commission. John u.
Adams, Drakesville. Iowa.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE--AN 80 OR
1907 acre, Jefferson county land, 5h
miles from town; fair Improve
rnents, also 100 acre Arkansas farm
will trade for anything; offer me an
i automobile on this farm: also l6'
write, q. e. Campbell, Packwood
Ia. Route No. l. n
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FOR SALE-THREF HIGH GRADE
buck lambs and one yearllng. Raiph
Armstrong, Libertyville. Ia
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HAD GREAT WEALTH.
The Late Christian Magnus Possessed
Fortune In Personal
&.aefga 0rnnArfv i

Cedar Rapids, Aug. 16.-An inven-
tory of the late Christian Magnus has
been filed by, the special administra-
tor, showing that he had moneys and
credits. stocks and bonds and accounts
to the about OF about 100000, ex-
elusive OF mining stocks, which are
listed as worthless in the sum OF $a5,-
900. This IL only personal property
and does not include the brewery,
residence, or other real estate which
he may have possessed and which is
worth many thousands Of dollars.
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'NANTED-POSITIt, AS FOREMAN
on farm. Can furnish one or two
hands If necessary. Can give the
very best references. Address ABA
care Courier.
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No MATTER WHO ORDERS

NO MATTER WHO ORDERS
the dinner, 1t Is sure to be q good
one If this be the restaurant to pro-
vide it. For every dish on our menu
ID gem.
COME HERE 70 DINE
I when ordinary food is no tempta-
ton to you. We warrant our cook
s ing and service will restore your
appetite amazingly.
Meals Is cents.
213 East Main street. .
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burg, score, 3 to S IN favor Of Avery.
The Avery team is playing some good
ball this season.
Mrs. Lennie Stark is very sick at
This time
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FOR SALE BY OW.NER--BOTTOM
farm. GAO acres IN enc square, soil
"a to 50 feet deep, will produce ioO
bushels of corn Of 8 crops Of alfalfa
Surroundings ideal, cheap at S75
per acre. For particulars, write Or
see A. ". Boswell. Carthage, Mo-, 4.
r. 4.
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4 Smith
Real Estate,
Insurance and
Land For Sale.
First National Bank Bid
FOR SALE

4 VxN OTAAA
1929 acre farm between
OttumWa and Farson, good
state Of cultivation, partly
tiled; seven room house; 2
barns, 28x42 and 40x60, and
other buildings; woven wire
fences. Price $3.50 an acre.
Might consider a smaller
place in trade.
WIN. WILLIAMS,
Ottumwa, r. F. D. No. /.
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For Rent

FOR RENT--A STORE ROOM sox4o
also room 14x3O good for meat
market. Also dwelling. Augu6t
Ahrneilef, Hooking. Iowa.
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The Worst of 1t.

Merchant nv TT seems to me that you ask
high wages considering that you have had no
experience in this business"
Applicant - "Ah, but you forget that that's
just what makes it all the harder for me.
TOO MANY SPECTATORS
He (soulfully) There are thousand stars
tonight looking down upon us. {
Shells my hat on straight
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Sale
Of Fine
Watches

For the balance Of August we offer
our entire stock Of Watches at big
discount.
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WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. w. H. Cooper, 625
N. Court. Phone, $50.
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Miscellaneous

YOUNG MEN! YOUNG WOMEN.
4 The fall term Of the Zig Ottumwa
Commercial College begins Monday,
September 4. 1911. We have the big
gest and best school In southern
Iowa. If you want good position
as Dookkeeper. sten6grApher ~
teacher you should enter our school.
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IF you SUFFER- WITH fNdhOWivta
nails, write us for free pArticu.
lars, telling how 10 get relief from
this affliction. Klein Remedy Co.
Springfield, Ohio.
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FOR SALE-SPRING WAGON AMI
sulkey plow. w. III, Heller, Agency,
Iowa.
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WANTED EXPERIENCED SALES
ladies to work in Ottumwa dry goods
store. Address. A-11-A, care Courier.
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FOR SALE-GOOD WAGON BOWH
and canvas. All ready TO set up. 22S
South Davis.
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FOR sALE-Two MULES, 50 70 80
inches high, coming 8 years old. r.
Redman, Batavia, r. r. No. l. Bata-
via phone.
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eELkNAP.

Rev. N. J. Nicholson. pastor Of tn
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FOR SALE-sET DOUBLE BUGGY
harness. good condition. w. T.
Jones & CO.
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~ Off

Pick out the kind OF watch you
like and take one-fourth OIL the reg
ular price.
We cannot take in old wetches at
this price.
We carry all the we'll known makes
and warrant each one to give you per-
feet satisfaction.
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TOR SALE OR TRApB--A WAGON
for buggy. AL w. Main.
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Lost
Wanted

WANTED-TO RENT A BLACK
smith shop, with tools. in some good
country town. Can furnish best OF
references. Charles Schley, 1928 w.
Second.
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FOR SALE - VERY FINE 1900
chicken house, for $50. easily moved.
Address, Allie. care Courier.
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You can trade your buggy off for some article
you want by putting an exchange ad in the
Courier.
For Sale

FOR sALE-CIDER AND MOLAs,
SEES barrels and kegs. Ottumwa Seed
Co.
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FOR SALE-ONE MODEL II BUICK;
one 5-passenger Regal, good ~ new;
4-passenger Mitchell. Reeves Auto
Co., next to Hotel washington.
The Thlinget., 1911-04-01

New York are contemplating the issue of an order in the near fu- ,ure for the tearing down of the latter. After this is done and the grounds are properly graded, the Sheldon Jackson School will present a beautiful appearance indeed. It is to be hoped that many of the friends of the school from the States will be among the tourist visitors to Sitka the coming summer.