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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-04-24
Gov. Names state survey Boar

Gov. Names State Survey Board.
Denver-Lawrence C.. Phipps and
Werner z. Reed. millionaire business
men Of Denver anil Irving Howbert,
banker and mining man Of Colorado
Springs, were appointed to the state
survey committee by Governor Carl
son.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-04-24

preps 10 Dsath In Mlus Shaft.
Victor.-Edward 8. Bonnell, forty,
was killed In the Silver Dollar mine
on Bull hill here when he fell 800
fest down tie shaft.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-04-24
Davidson Convicted Of Conspiracy

Denver-J. Lotion Davidson. under
taker In the Turley death" plot, was
found guilty of conspiracy by Jury
in the West Side Court. He showed
NO emotion. His wife and sister sat
in an ante.room. The Jury was out
about an hour. The verdict carries .
penalty Of from one to ten years.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-04-24

Pushlo.-Elmer Howard. Is years
old, was shot and hea1y wounded
when revolver n liz hands Of James
scott. ~, Was DISCHARGED.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-04-24
Homo. Sweet Hems.
A sRArEruL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Mr.. ,. Q. Case Of Welcome LAlA
Pa, writes: Il suffered with Back
ache and Kidney Trouble. Ny head
achsd, my sleep was broken and un.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-04-24

quite Correct
what reason have you for assers
ing that Love isn't blindf"
well, I've noticed that his bland
ct smiles are all for the prettiest
siris."
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came Thing.
.oh, dsari must do something 70
reduce my weight. weigh . hur.
dred and sixty"
"strippedf"
well, In my dancing frock."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-04-24
MEASURE 10 VETOED ~ COVER.
NOR CARLSON.
Osfsat Of Amendment At the Polls
Last November Given ~ Reason :
BY Colorado Executive.

- r,ov.rror
enc. IN tns 'e'" pfossm " "S'e'A,
0e1ison'
Approximately Slzo'ooo VA Aoppoo
on the long appropriation DIN IN tue
veto BY Governor carlson o. tseaty.
tour reflex D'iis !nciuaeo IN TINS .ise
vas an APPROPRIATED OF soo'ooo 70 tne
state immisration Dosfo ana An "a
preparation OF s1o'vVo tor tns s
tsI u Foeo'o.
Governor Carlson IN vetom! tne
otlut.es msssurs i's'o1 'ns A'''" s
s'..s"s.
This Dill attempts 70 sdd secuon
~ 70 me paonc =, I'n ...ts. ~. " "a =,
sno :. 'a' seMe N . .SSs . -
ao.. .ns s.ws ~. ~ ". rs,. ..ot,on
.vS''on .,s 90 - 49, ~ 80 .,..rs ~ .rS Sa.
5000 ~ tha alactson IN November.
1s1I Tbus Va ses that the General
Assembly enacted this section in 1918,
the people voted on and defeated It
in 1914. and now the General Assem-
bly, again enacts It in 1915.
'sThs public utilities act has been
In course Of administration only few
months and do not find that 1t has
been found % defective in respect to
the matter covered by Senate bill No.
$40 - to require amendment. and
when the people o. inc state nave
lust expressed their disappfova OF
this matter deem II nest 70 VAT for
tne fe.uit % s4pe.ieaoe ~ samin'
s's'ns s1s -" - - ~ '
The so-cailed relief nilis which GOV
sTnor Carlson vetoed include:
.. B. 1ss-Tof the RELIEF Of Peter
Jsnninss. salary while an empioys Of
the state labor department, z.aoo.
q. b. 1se-For the relief of Mr..
Martha shuts. An smploy6 Of the
stats. injured IN . gss explosion while
on duty. $500.
8. Z: 1s7-8tats immigIation bureau
ego,oo0.
q. q. 43s-yoY the relise Of the But
falo p1tts Company for machinery
supplied state highway oommissica.
es.ks1.
9, B. l0E-Salary for n, g. Hayes
~ assistant 'sergeant-at-arms OF stats
Senate. Jan. TO Feb. Z. 1895, $3.50.
q. n. lee-Reltef Of Snodsrass Food
Company for loss during coal strike.
@4zs
O. B, eI-salasy q Herbert N. Cor
nell. Examiner for civil service COM
mission In 1911 and 1913, @1,s75.
g. B. 4s1-Expenses Of legislative
commission which went to San Fran
cisco In 1918 to select . site for 4
Colombo building. $500.
9. B. S77-Compensate sayre-New.
tom Lumber Company for materials
supplied In building Of State Home
for Dependent Children, l,727.
a. "A ss-ror atat. arr,cu,tur.l
hos-d r.. nv. ~ ...ts s.,r :. pnah,o
AK GOO
,.v.
2. .. ALnen1 .. =. q. ENJOY,
49, A. !. 49,. =. p a"au. suo. WINE
s .sp ~, ~ T vo,o ~ oo oon''ce OUT
oloeH Apln 49, i'Ao' so'Voo'
H. B. 1Sz-saiary Of L. Wagner, en-
pioye OF state beard OF equalization
In 1908. 800.
H. B. 45S, Kruse-To pay 1900 back
accounts Of the Colorado travelling IL
brary commission.
H n. sa2 o,Rouke-ror the nav.
mani NJ nurdick q o,Ronka .ccount.
mr.. for nast services.
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a Observation-Disclosures,
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Only . nonsalarisd once Is com
psllsd to seek the man.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-04-24

Irrigation District Company. Each
gave bail Of $1,000 and were released
by u. 8. Commissioner Stone.
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Aftsr the Mess,ns

After the Meeting.
Orators Wife-Did the people ap-
plaudf
Orator with bitternsss)-Applaudf
They made less noise than . rubber
heel In . feather bed!
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Games Today.
Baltimore at Pittsburg. ,.
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
Newark at st. Louis.
Buffalo at Chicago.
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Yesterdays Results.
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in, and at once pcnetrates e reaSveS q
stratn ON nerves, cords, lGameu9s 1pa q
narts Involved. It makes the muGQ89 g
5iIant that they expand naturally. 4ad &
Inc Same time they are &nvigorAeSa u
sbSance Of harassing pains % Gpe Se obeFe9
fhe mind. Whatever win add b. eAe g no
Of me expectanE mother b . Beeak es4 ~
ful influence since calm R9d peSoeSu ee!lg
must have q wonderfully bSno4ol91 1.lpEe
upop t-.o Gaming child 0GS Dotea
',Motherss Friend" of any druGgaS8 40 20
win realize why 20 many IonoEn dSal<a
ID be Ehe most helpful remedy GhsB &neW q
write today 10 Bradnold nSgplaaor e"
Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca for selSlaats
book Of great interest and YaIR0 90 SvaE3 g
pectant mother.
Among the letters Of interest Il, sAag Bog
one says, In part, Seven years eco gaMS
from "wednesday 70 Saturday a9a 20
have instruments. This tinQg I vas go 6nl
fhree hours. I want 20 tell hn inst g
NOT praise Mothers Friend mea SAse
for he Good EE did me- % h@d, ~ 60
lime aud inc baby WaS peHSGss W1A S4Ua5
speak goOG word fer IL
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WILSONBURG

WILsoNBURG. ;. ;. 49,.
WILsoNBURG, July 29-Mrs. w.
R. Wilburn and daughters, Mozeu,
Maude and Sadie, of Phillipsburg,
Pa, Joined Gladys and Roy Wilburn,
at her father, ]. C. Adams's. She will
spend several days with her parents
and other relatives and friends in
West Virginia.
Mrs. Francis, widow of NJ. ]. Fran
els, and daughter, who have been Wis
ting relatives in Wilsonburg, will
soon return to her home in Memphis,
Tenn.
The Observation-Disclosures Coal Com
pany is making great improvements
in and around its property. cleaning
the place OF filth. which adds much
to the appearance.
James E. Maxwell, railroad
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DUCK P!N MATCH
Will Be Rolled on the Gore
Bowling Alleys Thurs
day Evening.

An interesting duck-pHn match vii:
be rolled on the Gore alleys Thur7-
dav evening when the first nve games
of a ten-game match between six of
the leading bowlers at the Gore ar
leys will be rolled.
F. A. Drake, w. w. Ours and JOS
eph Longmore issued a challenge 70
bowl any three men for the cham
pionship of the alleys. The challenge
was taken up by Bert Gain w. w.
Ash and Louis Deem and the contest
will start tonight
All six of the bowlers are among
the best in the city and some large
scores are expected.
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National League

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American League
Yesterdays Results.

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agent, has purchased an up-to-date
Maxwell car and has been trying 1t
out on the good roads.
Some unknown person late Satur-
day night went over an embankment
with an auto close to stop Is, but
luckily escaped injury.
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herr ana Rnriden: pavenport, PIank and

Chapman.
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no PLAY SALEM.

The I. M. P. fve-man duck pin
team will bowl a fve-man team from
Salem nthe /. NJ. P. Amusement
Company's alleys at o'clock Thurs
day evening. The Salem team is com
posed of some very good bowlers and
the I. NJ. P. team will have a hard
time to win.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-29

Games Today.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at New York.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
ENGELBERG

Henry Koechner aud wife visited
at the home of Emmett Slayton
Sunday.
Miss Lorine Witter took dinner
at the home Of F. c. Stemel Sun.
day.
John Ostercamp aud family
spent Saturday night at Henry
Luber's.
Frank Hausman aud Miss Lena
Ungerank were married at this place
Tuesday morning. Further notice
will appear in next weeks news.
Messrs Hart Pheffer and Felix
Zosso returned home Saturday from
Hudson, Kansas, where they have
been some five months helping to
harvest and thresh the wheat crop.
The small dredge boat, which has
been digging lateral bitches in the
upper part of this drainage district,
is about to finish the foot hill ditch.
Thus will complete all bitches
above the big lake.
Miss Josephine Unserank returned
home Wednesday from Cardwell,
Mo. She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. FlorIne Martin.
The Engelberg Dramatic club is
busy pracucing for a play, which
they intend to have November 25th.
Miss Clara Cams arrived home
Friday from Jonesboro, where she
has been some two months.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
MILL CREEK

Will Baltz has been improving
our school building and grounds.
Mr.. Smotherman and wife attend.
ed church at New Hope Sunday.
Claude Bramlett and Curtis
Wiley were in our vicinity this
week.
Mrs. George Baltz Is at Running
Lake this week visiting her daugh.
ter.
Gladys Smothermam Is staying
IN town at present.
Anna Grissom has returned from
the bottoms, where she has been
for several weeks.
Leo Baltz, Howard and Grace
Danford visited the Misses Wylie
at Pocahontas Sunday.
Every body invited to the
Thanksgiving program at our
school.
Little Tommy Stevenson aud
Edna Gates are absent from school
on account Of sickness.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19

While K. B. Walker was out
hunting few nights ago he fell IN
a hole Of water, qua, lantern, game
aud all, But your scribe Is certain.
" thankful that be got out for he
sent him three fine, dressed oppos
ums.
Paul and Homer Songer spent
Sunday with John Davis,
John Wells aud family returned
Monday from James creek, where
they had been visiting Mrs. Wells
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cruoe.
Frank Brooks hauled gravel and
fixed the bad place in the road, Just
out of the city limits, last Friday.
Last Saturday f. b. Walker and
son, q. land Sam Songer and By
mum Wells took The new flag pole
down aud fixed a new pully on it.
Our stars and stripes will wave
again.
Prof. Arthur Priyett returned TO
Paden, Okla, last Thursdly. He
has been visiting relatives here for
the past two months. lie also visit
ed our school Thursday morning
and made the pupils an interesting
talk.
Mesdames &. b. Baker and Sam
Songer visited the school last Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. r. NJ. Rider was real sick
Sunday and Monday.
The Old Jackson school will
nave a Thanksgiving program on
the afternoon of the 25th. The ladies'
of the community will give sup
per, consisting Of pie, cake and
coffee. The proceeds will go for the
benefit Of the school. We kindly
ask every one, who will, to bring
pies and cakes and help the good
work along.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19

Maynard FRIDAY aud played match
game Of ball. The score was Is To
rs m favor Of BIggers.
Mrs. d, p. Coleman visited at
thi, place first Of last week.
4, l.. Shaver was looking after
business here the latter part ol last
week,
James Mauser OF Truman was
here on business a few days last
wsek.
Guss Greer, who Is attending
school al Maynard, visited home.
folks Saturday aud Sunday.
A. T. Daugherty aud son, Ceoll,
had business at Pocahontas Friday.
Monroe Witoher aud faHnlY were
shopping in Pocahonlas one day
last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
RACiAN
school
Sam Dilport Is balIng hay.
The baby Of Lee Burriss died

Sam Dilport Is balIng hay.
The baby Of Lee Burriss died
last week.
Elliott Cox of Clover Bend has
located in our vicinity.
Hogs are dying from, supposed
to he, cholera.
School began at Ragan Monday
moring.
Mrs. T. b. Allison has been right
sick but Is reported better
Arthur Utley recently came up
from AIlcnvilie, Mo, on business.
b. l.. Russell has bought a span
of young mules from Frank Allison.
Mr.. and Mrs n. II, Sisson have
been visiting relatives IN Missouri.
Tom Pugh was so unfortunate as
to lose a valuable mule since our
last report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Williams
visited at the home Of r. G. Esk.
ridge Saturday night aud Sunday.
f. M. Jones has recovered from
injuries sustained while operating
his sorghum mill.
Mesdames German Looney, Chas.
Young and b. +. Sisson recently
visited Mrs. T. b. Allison.
Mrs. Hattie Mckinley gave the
young people a pie supper at her
home Saturday night.
l.. M. Davis of Holmes was down
last week IN attendance at tht Lo.
rIne Morgan funeral.
Mrs. Nora NJ. Sisson and family
left the middle OF last week for
Bennington, Kans., where they will
make their future home.
DR.. w. II. White is having logs
hauled preparatory to putting up a
residence. for his own occupation, on
the Sloan farm.
Geneva, the little daughter OF
John l.. Allison, was severely
scalded by cup Of hot coffee
several days ago but is now much
improved DR.. Bayan is treating
the case.
Little Bessie Lorine, the five.
mouths.oid baby Of Mr. and Mrs
f. NJ Morgan, died from a compli
clueu Of ui>yUae. la 81. ' even,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
HIGH POINT

Miss Elsio Purdy OF Albertha
will teach our winter term OF school
which will begin Nov. 90.
L. F. Dalton made a trip to Pom,
der, No., Wednesday.
Dolphy Marlett aud family came
home from the Bay Monday.
Crossen Brown and family Of
Doyle, Mo-, visited at the home Of
Ezra Brown Saturday night.
Mrs. Laura Marleit is on The in
disposed Inst this writing.
Tom MoChntock took a load of
corn to Ponder Friday.
Prot. Middleton aud Harlin Sha.
yer of Burr, we're at this place
Friday.
DIR. VIM. Carrens Of Warm
Springs was at this place on bust.
ness Friday.
w. S. Dixon and family visited
at the home of Tom MoC.intock
Friday night.
K. w. Grissom's little son, Ar
mold, Is right sick at this writing,
Joe Brooks Of Mock passed
through here enroute to Burr, Fri
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
BIGGERS

Joe II. johnson made a business
trip to Carruthersyille, Mo, first Of
last week.
James Holmes of Ravenden
Springs transacted business at this
place first Of last week.
Jess Shannon of Pocahontas
came up to Peru last week with a
barge of lumber. lie will have a
house erected on his farm at that
place.
Joe Vinson sold pair of young
mules to J. S. Riley. He received
Sl35.OO for them.
r. f. Riley made business trip
to Pocahontas Friday.
A. NJ. Dunn made a trip to Po-
cahonDas Friday after his stock Of
groceries.
Mrs. Sallie Conner and Mrs. A..
e. Brumley left Sunday for Little
Rock, where they will attend the
Grand lodge Of the Eastern Star.
Pleas DAVIS came in Friday from
Oklahoma. lie Is travelling for his
health.
a party Of young folks from Po
cahontas visited at this place Satur.
day and Sunday.
$. A. d. Eaton Of Pocahoutas
transacted business here Friday.
Our ba,ke, bali boys went out TO
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19

willie, Mo-, is visiting home folks.
DIR. Thurman Smith has been IN
town several days, looking after
his dental customers.
Lutte Magee Is the new proprietor
of the pool hall, and Clayton Storey
has temporary charge Of same.
The Reyno and Maynard basket.
ball teams, played very close and
exciting game, on the Reyno
grounds Saturday afte ernoon, the re-
sulting score being l4to 3 in favor
Of Reyno.
Sam Cameron has resigned his
position AS marshall, and Hunter
Perrin now wears the "star."
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19

eleven aud half pound boy. All
parties doing we'll.
Little Ray Halley has been right
sick but is better now.
j, }, Lewis, j. NJ, G.. Lehman
aud Tom Campbell OF Pocahontes
were bu' ness visitors in our town
last week
Aunt sarah Doug,as spent several
days recently with her son, +. j.
Red wine, at Reyno.
l.ebm,n Abbott has secured a po.
'suou a, mechanic IN a garage at
Paragou,d.
Ed " Nyaver aud daughters were
Reyno visitors last week.
Chas. Austin Of Maydeld, Kyp
arrived sunday to make visit with
his sisters, Mesdames Patterson and
Carter.
Mrs. Sarah RedwIne has been
real sic. as result Of a fall recent
ly.
Rev. |. J. Looney was at Puxioo,
Mo-, last week engaged IN a pro-
tracted meeting.
Mrs. Pearl Lasater is at the
home of her uncle, Clint Cellars,
tins week.
Mrs. w. II. Glover is visiting
relatives near Birdell.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bradley OF ST.
Louis are moving IN town this week
They will occupy the J. II, Bennett
property.
Mrs. f. A. McChntock has re-.
turned IRON Quincy, Ill.,, where
she spent several weeks with her
husband.
The basket ball game Friday, be.
tween the q. NJ. A. boys and Big
gers, was a victory for the Biggers
team the score being Is TO Is.
On Saturday the NJ. p. 5. boys
played the ReYno boys. This was
also a defeat the score being Is to
II. The boys are very praise
worthy in regard to their entertain
ment at Reyno.
An automobile party composed
of Roy Baker, Bush kirkpatrick
and cousin Of Peach Orchard spent
Sunday and Sunday night at the
home of Mrs. Jane Chester.
On Friday the secret marriage Of
Ray Cherry and Miss Anna May
White was made known TO their
many friends. They were married
on June goth. They will make
their future home at Reyno, where
Mrs. Cherry has a position in the
school.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
REYNo

Nh. Arnold, agent for the la
Crosse Nurseries, Of La Crosse,
Ark, has been in Reyuo for several
days, delivering trees, plants, etc,
to his many customers throughout
Cherokee Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Cherry Of
Maynard, have moved into The resi-
dence recently vacated by Mr.. Lo.
gan Wilmington. Mrs. Cherry
will be assistant teacher at the Old
Reyno school, for the ensuing tern.
Barney Pu.liam, Of Caruthers
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
Late County News
Stokes

Mrs. T. A. Sago, who is IN Pop
lar Bltff taking treatment for
rheumatism, is reported better.
Miss Edna Purdy, who has been
visiting relatives at this place, has
returned to her home in Oklahoma.
The young folks of Stokes met
Thursday night and organized
literary society. The following
officers we're elected: President,
Clifton Harris; secretary, Mary
Purdy; vice president, MIR. swink;
editor, Ruth Ryburn; critic, MIR.
Swink; Sargant alarms, John VI
mer; program committee, Lucy
Phillips, Ruth Ryburn and John
Ulmer.
Miss Sadie Harris has returned
from the bottoms, where she has
bteh liNNAHB N"NN'"s
Rev. Harper will preach at this
place on Saturday night before the
fourth Sunday m each month.
Little Tilda Cohoon, who has
been real Ill with congestion, is
some better.
w. IL. Phillips aud son, Wiley,
are working on the dredge ditch.
Herman Thomas, who has been
in Kansas for the past few months,
. has returned home.
w. J. Luter and Edwin MYrick
passed through here Saturday en-
route to Pocahontas with some
sweet potatoes for sale.
Truma and George Harper have
moved out from the bottoms, where
they have been picking cotton.
Miss Elsye Purdy will begin her
school at High Point Monday.
We wish her success.
The Willing Workers society
rendered their first program Friday
night. They will render program
each Friday night. Every one en-.
vited to attend and take a part in
our society.
Tom Foster Of Foster attended
Sunday school at tins place Sunday.
Frank Mcclure has the contract
10 furnish wood Tor the school this
winter.
Clifford Sago of tins place has
position in the Frisco depot at
Springfield, Mo.
a fine baby boy made his arrival
a the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Lingle last week. All parties
dsing we'll.
Prof. George Purdy will begin
his winter term of school at AltIca
Monday.
Miss Ellen Street Is reported III
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Soloman Mack visited her
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Milan Fri
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
OLD JACKSON

X. NJ. Rider has joined the whea-
sowing band and has sown l 3 acres.
lie purchased fine seed wheat from
q. w. Kiger and Billie Creameans.
G. b. Baker lost a fine horse by
death last week. This makes three
head he has lost in a short time.
Oscar Songer of Black Rock VS.
tied his father, G. i. Songer, at
this place Saturday night and sun
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
MAYNARD

Mrs. Bates of Birdell spent las,
week with her sister, Mrs. w. IL.
Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Leniz left
Wednesday for WIIllamsyille, Mo-,
to make an extended visit with
Mrs. Lentz parents.
Born, to ;. &. Smith aud wife
on Wednesday of last week, an
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19

ing aud was buried the following
day at the Sanders graveyard. Ap
propriate services were conducted
by John l.. Allison. Sincerest
sympathy is extended to the family.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-11-19
P PUBLIC SALE

Notice is hereby given that on
FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 1915
at the old Keiffer place 81 mile east of
Noland, ! will offer for sale to the highest
bidder the following personal property:
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