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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-02-29
Public Sale
Monday, March 4.
Stock, Grain and Farm I'm
plements.
]. T. McCune
South Of OttumWa.
South of OttumWa.

Mrs. f. G. Martin went to the hos
pital for treatment for cancer.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Curl, a
son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown, q
daughter.
III E. N. Dittmar has returned from
New York.
Friday night will occur the annuaI
bean supper by Elisha B. Townsend
post G. a. r.
Grand Army post will visit in body
the public schools here today to wit
ness Washingtons day program.
The K. p annual stag banquet was
held Wednesday evening.
The girls circle Of the Christian
church will have a box supper at the
church this evening.
Harley Jones is visiting in New
Sharon.
/. II. +. Karr, former prominent citi-
zen of this place, is seriously Ill at
Colorado Springs, Colo.
C. W. Mathews of Pulaski was in
town yesterday on business.
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ments from which he read at length
would invest in the colonel all the pow
ers of government, Legislative and jul
dicial in order that he might properly
govern the people who have called
upon me to preside over their destinies
etc"
Would Set up Autocratic Power.
You know what / believe Mr.. Pres
ident," continued the senator. Il be-
lieve there are large number Of Mr..
Roosevelt's followers in this country
who today favor vesting in him auto
cratic power. Our institutions UNDER
went q radical change under his adj
ministration. He inaugurated new
era of constitutional thought. He an
of the unbroken decisions of the courts,
that under the general, welfare clause
Of the constitution congress had the
power to enact any legislation that
tended to the general welfare of the
nation. Make no mistake. he con-
Guided. II am not exaggerating the
situation He is perfectly sincere and
his motive is not Il corrupt one, and he
will do this because he is possessed
with a mad fancy that this Is and ought
to be an executive government; that
powers of the executive ought to over
ride those of the legislative and jul
dicial branches of the public service;
and what he proposes is not by con-
stitution amendment because he knows
he cannot procure it. but by all r the
patronage and all the power and all
the resources that he can command to
practically force upon the country an
Interpretation of our organic law that
will level it's destinations and mutilate
and ohliterate it's checks and balances.
He will then in the pursuit Of his own
Unsuitable ambition possess a degree OF
autocratic power that no president OF
these states has ever attained or would
have ever dared to exercise at the risk
Of impeachment. Speaking for my oW:l
country and not for my party, speak
ing for the autonomy and stability of
our institutions, speaking for the con.
stitution in all it's parts. IL we are to
pass in again under his yoke, with his
toutstretched arms under his latest
utterance hanging over the seat of JUS
tice, the refuge and bulWark of our in"
stitutions. ready to strike 1t down,
with wanton attack upon it's intes.
rity then. in my judgment, it would
have better If the constitution had
never been framed and it's authors had
never attempted by an apportionment
Of constitutional functions almost per-,
feet in their allotment to construct any
indissoluble union Of understandable
states"
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BLOOM FIELD.

Mrs. VIM. Bridges an aged lady here
fell yesterday and broke her hip. She
is at the home of her daugter Mrs. Eli
Murphy.
Washington's birthday program In
room seven of the public school is
abandoned on account of Miss Cecil
Duckwort1l. the teacher, falling and
injuring serself, preventing her super
intending the program. All other rooms
in the school will observe the day.
Herbert Caldwell is suffering in
tensely with acute rheumatism.
Mrs. VIM. Dodd living between here
and Belknap is seriously i'll.
Rev. Ed Hastings moved to his farm
near Floris.
Ed Brooks is in Cincinnati on busi-
ness.
Miller Shelton of Fountanelle, is
visiting his son Ode Shelton and from
here goes to keokuk to visit his son
James.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Bristow. daughter.
Mrs. Joe Weiney Of South Ottumwa
is visiting the family of Mrs d. E.
Davies
Will Dunlap and Riley Spencer left
Tuesday-for their new homes in Tux
ford. Canada
euS1rOm texas anu III iSN ueas ?
will go to TMxford, Canada. their fu-
ture home.
Mrs Naomi Evans ofZMilton visited
Mrs. Ben Smith yesterday
District court will convene here next
Monday.
Scott Mills was bound over to the
grand jury today on the charge OF
bootleggng.
County Surveyor Charley Murphey
left with his camping outfit to take up
the work of surveying Fox river valley
with a view to Strengthening that
stream.
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BONAPARTE.

Mrs. Seward Fellows of Keosauuua
and son Jay Fellows and wife of Ne
braSka We're recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Bachelor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Moore have gone
to Cheyenne Wells, Colo, for the sum-
mer.
Miss Mabel Steele of Eldon was a
recent guest of Mrs. w. S. Blackboard
I w. E. Mitchell has returned from
visit to Washington.
H. c. Page is visiting in Red Oak
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Rinabarger.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cummings are
the parents Of a daughter born Feb.
II.
4 T. j. Lane of Carthage, H., came
last week to visit his son W. S. Lane
and family.
in Hackley, Wis, with their daughter
Mrs. Elery Boyer.
Miss Hazel Smith entertained a
number of her little friends Saturday
afternoon in honor of her 18th birth
day.
H. J. Kranshaar has gone to War
SAW ILL.,, where he has employment in
the button factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora House have moved
to a farm near Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. E. Case and children are visit
ing relatives in Argyle, Ia.
j. o. Morris has sold his dry goods
store to John Martin.
The play "Evangeline'' given by the
children of the intermediate room
was a decided success. About $50 was
cleared.
G. W. Blackburn was a KeokuR Wis
itor last week.
Miss Madge Smith entertained a few
friends at dinner Thursday in honor OF
her birthday.
Leo Troutman of Troy is visiting
here with relatives.
Miss Patti Percival is visiting rela-
tiyes in Keosauqua.
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Big Closing
Out Sale

Horses, cattle. hogs. implements,
hay, straw, wagons, harness, chickens
FRIDAY, MARCH L, 1912,
on my farm ~ miles east of Abba 3
miles south of Avery, on the Ottumwa
and Abba AIRLINE road known as the
Grant Cook farm 100 head of stock.
10 Head Of Aorses-Ray mare 7
years old, bred, weight about 1850, well
broke, sound; black mare years old,
weight about 1900, sound, in foal bay
horse, years old. weight about 1850.
sound. well broke; three coming two
year old draft colts, these are extra
good ones; one coming year old mare,
colt; ! good work mare, weight 100;
pony colt, coming 2 years old.
"a Head of CattIe---46 head Of coming
two year old steers. This is an extra
good bunch Of cattle; good in color.
flesh and quality. One red COW, six
years old. fresh in March: two black
COWS, four and five years old, with
calves by side: two year old heifers.
be fresh in March: one red cow, Z
years old, fresh the first Of March; one
red cow, years old, fresh in March;
one cow years old, fresh latter part
of March; one black cow years old.
will be fresh in March: one red COW,
will be fresh March %: one red COW
fresh in April; two Jersey cows, will
be fresh latter part or March: one red
COW Z years old, fresh in April; one
COW, / years. old, fresh latter part Of
March: one COW, 6 years old. fresh in
April. Eight of these are extra good
cows I have had them on place two
years. The rest have purchased and
they have good dairy records. Six head
of spring steer calves, head of
yearling heifers.
Al Head of hoss--One good brood
SOW, 90 head of shoats, weighing
around $50 pounds, 20 head Of fall pigs
weighing so to 100 his. Complete out
fit Of farm implements all practically
new. Sale to commence at 10 prompt.
Free lunch at noon.
TeEms-A credit Of 10 months given
on sums Of SO and over without in
terest il paid when due. purchaser
giving bankable note with approved Sc
curity. If not so paid to draw 8 per
cent interest from date. Sums of $40
and under, cash. s per cent discount
for cash. No property removed until
settled for.
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Proof Of viii.

State of Iowa. Wapello county, S.
To all whom it may concern: Notice
is hereby given that an instrument In
writing purporting to be the last Will
and testament Of Elizabeth Collin de-
ceased, was this day produced, opened
and read by the undersigned, and that
! have fixed Saturday. the 30th day OF
March, 1912, as the day for hearing
proof In relation thereto.
Witness my official signature, with
the seal of said court hereto affixed
this 2Sth day of February, 1912.
George Phillips, Clerk District Court
By Clara Peterson, Deputy
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Proof Of Will.

State Of Iowa, Wapello county, SIS.
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that an in
strument in writing purporting to be
the last will and testament of Sarah N.
Williamson, deceased. was this day
produced. opened and read by the un-
dersigned, and that ] have fixed Mon,
day the 25th day of March 1912, as the
day for hearing proof in relation there
to.
Witness my, official signature. with
the seal of slid court hereto affixed this
21st day of February, 1912.
Geo. Phillips, Clerk District Court.
BY Clara Peterson, Deputy.
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i he Dead Sea
Ton Of Water From tn. Dead Sea Contain.

In shape the resembles elongated oval,
miles wide its
breadth of the remarkable facts about it that its
hundred feet below that of the Mederra
nean thirteen hundred and feet deep in
that its greatest depth reaches point less
feet below the the
famed for the sadness and bitterness its
extremely Dense containing twentythree
and being bulk for bulk heavier than the
How dense the water may be realized from the
of from the Caspian
of salt in the Baltic eighteen pounds i'll
the Sea- pounds in the Atlantic hrtyone
English channel seventywo pounds in the Red
pounds and in the Dead Sea hundred and
eghtyseven From the March Wide World Magazine
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FARM FOR SALE, OR RENT-GOOD
stock farm of ESQ acres. Plenty Of
water, good fences. New barn, two
and half miles north of Drakesville,
iowa, and one-half quarter from
good school. Prefer to sell. Write p.
. L. Lloyd, Fleming Bldg, Des Moines,
la.
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COURIER WANT ADS HALF CENT WORD. :
For Rent.

FOR RENT--AN ENTITY ACRE
farm, four and one half miles south
west of Ottumwa. About ten acres
in timber. Will rent, sell or exchange
for Ottumwa Real Estate. See Ralph
q. McElroy, above 'Cullen's Store.
Main st.
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FOR lighthouses. SEE RALPH
I. NcElroy above Cullen's store MAIN
street, new phone 10.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-FOR A FARM
hotel and cafe combined in live
railroad town; doing good business
Would sell the stock and furniture
and rent the building. Parks & Sons,
Douds- Leando, la.
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Public Sales

NOTICESTHE PUBLIC SALE OF
machinery of Ed Bayne ~ miles
northwest NJ Eldon dated for Feb
ruary 9th hiss been postponed on ac-
count of the storm until Friday March
!.
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PUBLIC SALE

will sell at public auction at my
farm, known as the Manford Dudgeon
farm 81 miles southeast OF FarsOn, 3 "
miles northeast Of Bladensburg and IL
miles east and miles north of Ottum-
wa, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1912
at 10 o'clock a. M. the following de-
scribed property:
10 Head Of Horses and Mules-Con-
sisting of thoroughbred Norman mare,
coming 10 years old, weight 1850, in
weight 1850, in foal, mule team, COM
ing 5 years old, weight 2,70O extra
good ones, / mule coming years old.
weight ,1,200 mare mule, coming
years old, weight 1000, grey fily, COM
ing years old, weight 1880, broke TO
all harness, 2coach colts, coming
years old, black FLY, coming 2 years
coming 2 years old, weight 500. bay
mare coming years old, weight 1850:
bay mare coming years old, weight.
1900
32 Head Of cattIe-consisting Of 3
mich cows, | with calf by side; 81
head of early spring calves, consisting
of black ones, a steers and 5 heifers,
20 head of red heifers, 3 last fall calves.
Q bulls and / heifer. These calves are
all we'll bred ana in extra good shape.
y as Head Of Sheep-Consisting of AZ
ewes, will bring lambs by the middle OF
Apiii. extra good ones, l good buck
MisceIlaneous-370 seasoned hedge
posts, 8 sets Of double work harness,
cart buggy, harrow, disc, riding culti-
vator. and many other articles.
Lunch on the grounds.
Terms-10 mopths on sums over $40,
on bankable note. drawing I per cent
interest from date. Sums of SO and
under, cash. No property to be removed
until the terms Of the sale are. complied
with.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-FOR STOCK,
one black jack years old; good size.
heavy bone, smooth made, is good
one. A. Westercamp. Beacon, la.
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Miscellaneous.

WE MAKE ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Lowenberg & Asbury, both PHONES.
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FOR SALE-50 II. P. BOILER, so H.
& p. engine. Will take lumber or coal
In payment. John H. Seymour, OF
tumwa, Ia.
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FOR sALE-2oo BREEDING EWES.
35 high grade Delaine, 165 high
grade Shropshire. VIII sell part or
all Of them. C. B. Van .Burskirk, Sell
ma, Iowa.
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anted.

WANTED - YOUR HOUSEHOLD
goods to ship to California at about
s5S less the regular freight rate. D.
Daggett & Sons.
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WANTED RUSSIAN SINGLE MEN
want work on farm. Can give best
of references. Call at 323 East Main
st. Have all had good experiences on
q farm. a
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F. J. Springer, Owner
VIM. Wiser, Max Berry, Auctioneers.
VIM Balm, A, e. Bellman, Clerks.
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Leroy CARRIER

w. III. Cooper, Auctioneer.
F. L. Warder. Clerk.
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THE GREATEST BOOM YEAR THE
auto industry ever saw. 100000 new
cars will require statesmen, demon
strators, repairmen and chauffers.
Learn the automobile business now
by complete and thorough training IN
our large shops. Write National Auto
Training Assn, Omaha, Neor.
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ments from which he read at length
would invest in the colonel all the pow
ers Of government, Legislative and ju
dicial in order that he might properly
govern the people who have called
upon me to preside over their destinies
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-04
WEST VIRGINIA CRIMINALS ARE
MORE THAN. lllA TONS AVERAGE
AS Shown by Official Figures
But Twenty-Five States
Have More of Them.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan: AZ
West virginia has a. larger proper.
ton of criminals than the average
state, but there are twenty-five
states which surpass West Virginia
in that respect According to United
States census statistics for 1910
made public today, West Virginia in
that year sent to penal institutions
5,995 persons or 59S to every &c.,.
900 Of population. whereas the aver.
.ase for all the states Of the union
was 1922 to,'eYery. 100000.
West vtrginfa's prison population
increased forty-nine during the year
1910. according to the same figures
the commitments to penal institu.
tons for the year numbering 1895.
while the DISCHARGES, including
deaths, were 5,946.
Arizona has 2,992 prisoners to
every 100000. Of population, while
North Carolina has but 1923 to every
100000. The latter heads the list
while Arizona is at the foot of the
list.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-04

improvements. costing $3Os.OO1 wifi he
made during 1912 ut the free Tuberculosis
snnatOrlum inninrained near Colorado
Springs, Colo, IN the Modern WooGmen
Of America. fruternnl Insurance society
Permanent structures erected Will Include
a central building und receiving hospital.
the former 40 40 feet and the latter
IS 100 feet. Both viii lie OF heavy fire.
proof construction. power aud heating
plant will supply electricity and steam 70:
all parts of the grounds The present
number Of teht-cottttges will be doubled.
giving facilities to care for approximately
400 patientE When completed the sanu-
torluB, viii have cost more than million
dollars.
Thls institution is the only one OF lis.
Kind that mikes no charge for treatment
at tuberculosis. insurance. saved wnrrantilis
the ey pendltnrC involved. Inauguration OF
the IH,PrHEc A!eHts iReHtlnled n1arks the
passing of the experimental stage. Though
III has been In operation but short time
the sanntorinn already has justified Its
existence IN the mere matter Of dollars and
Ly pr0longiMg the lives Of members
cI stht society. thus proving thnt Il Is n
practical nhtlaEthrUpY, oI greater iMpor.
taEte, however, tlinIi the actual CURING Of
disease Is the educattonal feature, patients
going ont from the institution proving
most effective missionaries to warn others
aud to teach the doctrine Of right living
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-04
new P0sTNAsTERs
Are Named at Washington
for Several Towns in
This State.

WASHINGTON, %. C., Jan. a.
Ella R. Dewitt has been appointed
postmaster at Blakeley. Kanawha
county, in place of W. L. Carr,
resigned; Henry o. sutley, has been
appointed postmaster at Cornstalk,
Greenbrier county, in place of j.
M. Thomasson, resigned; Matilda
Christian has been appointed post
master at Leonard, Greenbrier
brier county, in place off,. G. Brin-
egar, resigned; Carl j. Fisher has
been appointed postmaster at Leo
pold' Doddridge county, in place of
E, G. Fisher, resigned; and j. Wat
son Deitz has been appointed post
master at Nuttervtlle, Greenbrier
county, in place of t.aD. Nutter, re-
signed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-04

FILLED WITH
ATTENDANTS
AT the Revival Services Evan
gelist Abberley is Hold
ing Here.

AN audience that filled the auditor
ium gathered at the Central Christian
church last night, where revival ser.
vices ere being conducted BY Eyangei-
list r.. W. AbDerley assisting the min
lister. the Rev. w. NJ. Long.
An enthusiastic song service was
led by Mr. Long and the evangelist
preached on the subject Of present
Salvation" He said in part; MANY
seem to think Of salvation as entirely
in the future and obtained at death
when we enter heaven. But Christ
saves us from the ills Of the life that
now is. Salvation means freedom
from cankerous worry and consuming
care, from the evil habits and impur-
ity Of heart. The saved man will be
honest In his business, just employ
.er, and give square deal to every
body. True religion is matter OF.
right relations with Cod and man. Al
Christian viii not be a plundered of
his fellows but kind hearted toward
the weak and lover of his fellow,
men"
The services was greatly enjoyed
and the revival Is growing in power
daily.
Tonight Evangelist Atbberley win
preach on Loyalty and sLnve,"
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GFD FIE,ND
IS BEHIND BARS


ARIlEsToN. Jan. :. = Jacob
Cooper alleged to be one of the per-
sens who on Christmas night crimi-
grqjiy assaulted Goldie Totttng, aged
g after knocking senseless the girrs
85Fo ana dragging the girl from
"a waa arrested last night and
abt here.
opAr Claims he had no part in
me crime but II was committed by
Louis Cooper and Harry BNrns.
Cooper was captured shortly after
leaving the girl last night after
threatening her II she Identified him
az one OF her assailants.
The arrest was made by Special
QfieerAca Brtehaeld of the chesa-
peaks and Ohio railroad. as Cooper
stepped on a train at Handley.
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'FAIRMONTERs
Are Prominent at the Funeral
of the County's Late
Sheriff.

Prominent at the Francis funeral
today were Fairmonters. among them
being county and city officials.
"A special car was donated by the
clarksburg and Fairmont Traction
Company, bringing the party here at
$3.50. Among those from Fairmont
at.the, services were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
I4fFwin, B. L. Butcher, w. H. Con-
away, B. F. Ramage, Cal D. Conway;
Mayor A. G.. Martin. James o. Wat
son, John A. Clark, Superintendent of
Schools Joseph Roster, H. H. Watson,
'Rhcnss.tA, .Deyeny, Otto Parker Sher=
IN George E. Amos, County Commits
sioner 7. l. cordray, j. c. Gasklll,
Deputy Sheriff 2. F. Davis, City So
licitor W. R, Haggerty, Thomas A.
Farley, H. B. Ferguson, Commodore
Bowman, Charles S. riggs, George T.
Watson and Earl H. Smith.
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[ CO ONGS
ART AT AL
Of Michael Francis the
Late Sheriff of FEarrl
son County
HIGH TRlBtiTH Is PAID
.Mourners Come from Every
! Part Of County and Many
Partsof STATE

Great throngs ii people attende.I
the funeral services 81 Michaai +
Francis, late sheFiff 81 the county.
here Thursday morning 10
O'clock, ali parts 81 tie county be-
ing largely Represented ana there
being many from Whaeiing Par
kerspurg Grafton Fairncnt IVES
ton, New Martinsyilie and Offer
cities and towns 81 the state. u
was one Of the largest funerals ever
held here Three lodges the Knights
Of st. John tie nigsIts o columbus
and the Eils we're largeiy repre-
sented the {liree lodges furnished
honorary pail bearers a. follows:
knights 81 81 john stchard
Sullivan, James Price; Thomas ~
Burke and Thomas Gin.
knights OF CoTumbIi
Deyine, John 7. Eseeley, Hugh +
Burke ana Patrick eauiaeld
Elks samuel R Benfiey 1ohn
NJ. Knox VIII ii. Cole ana Jay
Refer.
The active pail bearers were Jndee
Charles w. Lynch, Judge Raymond
Maxwell, John VI. Davis, John a..
Ruhl, E. stringer Borgess.. ". y &
Byrd, II S, Botnor Patrick Con-
nell, John j. polan and MAYOR
Frank r. Moore.
High rediiien6 maze Is, $ S,,ss,. * 4;
in the Catholic church over the body.
the Rev. John ii. Reynolds leading
the services, assisted BY the Ress.
Heating and Miehaiski.
Of the; CITY, and father oIsane. DC
Fathsr eynolds paid
a touching tribute to the life 81 the
deceased shssiH M his funeral sers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-04
GAS WELL
Drilled on Big Richie County
Tract Owned by a Local
Company.

The Guy Oil and' Gas Company, a
concern comprised of local persons,
struck a good gas well near Smith
Vile, Richie county, Thursday
morning, 1t is reported making two
and half million feet day. 1t is
located on tract of 1000 acres the
company has in that county, The
concern is composed of w. Guy
Tetrick, who has a half interest. H.
N, Heayener, C. A. Butcher, Thomas
c, White, Curtis E. Prunty and
others. The we'll is the first drilled
by the company.
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GOING TO CONVENTION.

Albert snedeker and Miss Bculah
Morgan, local agents of the Union
Central Life Insurance Company, of
Cincinnati, o., will go to that city
Thursday night to attend conven-
ton Of the largest producing agents
OF the company, to be held in the as
sembly hall of the sinton hotel.
with a number of social features in
connection. The convention will
last several days.