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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-16
CHILDREN's EVENING STORY I

you III Inat Dag
II have apples in this bag" said
the fox. Oh, but wasn't he the bold
bad storytelling fox, though?
Apples, eh?" asked the voice again
and then Alice knew right away who
It was. Can you guess? No? Well
I'll tell you. 1t was Nurse Jane Fuzzy.
Wuzzy, the kind old muskrat lady. It
was she who had asked the question.
"Oh, so you have apples in rhere?"
jane Fuzzy Wuzzy repeated to the
fox. 'Well, now, do you know she
went on, II am very fond of apples.
wish you would give me one"
mo-" answered the bad fox, II
can't. These are very special apples,
very sour, in fact, and I'm sure you
wouldn't Hike them"
"Oh, I just love sour apples" said
the muskrat, moving nearer to the
fox, and showing her sharp teeth, like
the carpenters chisel when he shaves
the door down to make 1t smaller. II
Just love sour apples" said the nurse.
ooh, I made mistake, these are
sweet apples" said the fox quickly
waggling his tail like busting brush.
IT made mistake, too" went on
Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy. II guess love
sweet apples instead Of sour ones"
"You will have to excuse me-" again
spoke the fox quickly. 81 made two
mistakes. These apples are half
sweet and half sour, and not good at
all"
"If there is anything am fonder Of
than anything else it's half and a
half sour apples" declared the musk
49, -, H., 4th a
more, as if she were smiling. only she
wasn't. She was getting ready to bite
the bad fox, guess.
Just then Alice moved around in
the bag, hoping Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy
would see her, and what's more, the
kind muskrat nurse did. "Ah!" she
Exclaimed, you have moving apples,
I see l just love moving apples
I Then the fox knew it was Of no use
to tell any more stories, so he started
Ito hurry off with Alice in the bag.
But Jane Fuzzy-Wuzzy jumped right
at him. and she bit him on the nose,
and on his front legs, and on his hind
legs. until he was glad enough to drop
the bag containing poor Alice, and run
away, over the hills, as fast as he
could go.
Then the muskrat gnawed open the
bag, and Alice came out, her feathers
all runled up, but she was not much
hurt; only the yeast cake was all
squashed out of shape, like a piece OF
putty. Then Jane Fuzzy-WuZzy took
Alice home safely, and nothing more
happened right away.
\ Well, now, tomorrow night, let's
see. Ha! Hum! Oh. how careless OF
me! OF course there isn't going to
be any story tomorrow night, because
we're at the end OF this book. You
can see for yourself, If you look care
fully, that there are no more stories
in It; not a single one.
How would you like to hear about
some squirrels" BilHa and johnnie
Bushytail and Sister Sallie and Jen-
nte Chipmunk and their friends, yeh
4 If you would like to read Of them you
can do SO in the next volume, which
lis going to be named, Bedtime
Stories: Johnnie and Billie Bushy-
tall" hope you wilSalike the SOUR.
rels, for they are very8good friends OF
sammie and Susie Littletail. and
Uncle Wiggily Longears, too. Now,
goodbye for little while, dear chill
dren
The End,
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FATHER SHOT BY SON.

Iowa City, Dec. 14.-Frank Semiton,
a farmer of Frendale, was shot in the
legs when his little son accidentally
discharged a shot gun with which he
was playing, unseen, after an older
son had abandoned the weapon. me
load struck a piece of furniture as IT
sped towards Mr.. Semiton, and thus
he was hit glancingly, or his injuries
would have been vastly worse than
they are. e
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eR,NNELt CLUB PLANS FOR WIN

Grinnell, Dec. 14.-The Grinnell
Country club has just held its first
annual meeting, electing three direc-
tors and laying plans for natural skat
ing on the artificial pond On the cluo
grounds, for making toboggan
slide. and for old fashioned sliding
down hill on the natural slopes OF the
club grounds. In addition there will
be plenty OF indoor parties in the spa.
cious club house.
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PLAN MUNICIPAL TREE.

Denison, Dec. 14-Public spirited
citizens have decided to arrange for a
municipal Christmas tree. 1t will
stand at the center Of the principal
street corners and be brilliantly orna-
mented. The public school children
are preparing carols and marching
movements for the occasion.
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CRUSHED 70 DEATH BY HORSE.

CRUSHED TO DEATH BY HORSE.
Sac City, Dec. 14.-John w. Rider,
a well known old resident Of Nemaha,
was crushed to death by horse in
his barn Hearing cries for help, his
wife ran to the barn and found him
lying on the floor. He was unable to
speak and death came before aid could
be summoned. All but two of the ribs
on his right side were broken, and
while the exact cause of the accident
is not known, it. is thought that the
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TRAIN KILLS 100 SHEEP.

Iowa Falls, Dec. 14.-One hundred
and sixty sheep were killed and fatal
ly injured when a passenger train on
the Rock Island ran into herd OF
sheep at Burdette. The sheep belong
ed to c.. S. Hamilton & Son of this
city and had been driven from the
pasture for shipment
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About Pedicuring

Replv--Plain soda, teaspoonful in
half q glass of water rubbed over the face,
is simple and cooling. Are you treating
the pimples?
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horse became frightened and crowded
him against the manager.
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A picture of Main street taken
Thursday night when the Christmas
trees were lighted for the first time
this year is reproduced that some idea
may be cleaned by those who have
not visited the tree lined and brightly
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-16

WIN yot gipe me son, ething to make my
eyeiashes long and thickf--T. D. J.
Reply-send me stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope, and will send you .
recipe for an excellent tonic for them
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En- ening Story
THE LOST FISH.
BY Louise oliver.

Copyright, 1915, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-21

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mtr fflf0niif 0drl 4ml Elm iu-g.
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ion paitie pom Otto 0urmbad solo
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proieiticrtgU aeIfu BE botu Sta0t.
ratb WlontuI abc10 1euc1mi1tc
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Der pou oitiem 8%eior0crte Rrei5 BON
27l2 Gents FRO GubitDaro 5u bod
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Inter her geihu[oiarnq ci.
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fir elattriihe5 2itt ua6 e5eniolfc
arait In Ger 5taot 0ua6a miro
na6 Ginfiibrung aud bier iit5lbar
Ueroen.
3ur @rinolna elmer Ienris.
liga bon SiIo Omaha miro am
Gonner5tag abeuo cine geriomm.
lung aaer Sntcrciicnten i'm Sod.
i6uIsAu0itorium itattftnoen.
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Ole n@iornuIe o'Stalia" iagt aai
iert6nig 5ran8 Soiepb bon Deter.
reid ltngarn ltno 4opit Benefit
ldtten eigen6dnoige griefe ourb @r'
tro.aurire ou8getauidt; Der Snbali
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gebaIten. God beitreitet 6oS obigt
glott Die Qngobe Der 2onooner
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bonn Bapit 6rieoen8bori6ldge an
RuBlano nuf 2lnregung bon 8ribat,
pcrioren in Geiterreit. ltngarn er.
gangen ieien.
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rem mari Eeo btru9t3fno oajntidtn.
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I'm. D. aaspi6. abbpseE

grntttsirt In allen @ert6ten bea
Gtoates m6 ben Ger. Stoaten.
Sdreibt Geitnmente aus, beiorgt BE.
un6 fiebt abitrnfe burH:
felt haB Eeitanerte i'm NadIoHen.
iddftsgeri6te geor6net toerben. ge.
iorgt goGmnften unb 5iebt Orb.
In ireen0 einem EbetI Der
@eIt Elm. &oHettirt alSftdnoe.
gprt6t Deutf6 un6 1T 0ffentItaer
849 Omaha RatioroI Boyd
gebditbe. Sunhn. RebrostG- -
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Der @dffer6e6orf elmer
DattelpaIms in Qfrita pir6 uui
idbrlid 70 au6itmeter bereduet, bos
iHo 1900 grobe gimer bon.
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@arft6ertdte
0moho. ri. gLpri[ t9

Sa0.9 ma6o, 81. april 1915
RinSbie6 -8uflbr $500.
Beef Stiere, Dfartt, ihpere lang
Jam bis 10 nie0er, moere felt.
66diter greis $40.
Corn feO 8ecues.
Sellers, Marft feTt Biz itnrf.
3iemGt dgute bis CUTE $6.75-
500.
@ittelmaBige $7.o0-7.50.
3iemIid cute bis quite $3.50
7.25.
ait6e Mortt feit.
@llte bis bette, 6.50-7t0.
3iemIid CUTE bis quite, $3.50
$50.
MitteImaBige, $3.75-5.5o.
Stofer8 un6 6eeoer8, felt.
@ute bis bette, 81. 40-8.00
3iemIt d8ute Bis CUTE S7.t0-
7.40.
WfittcGmaBige $6.00-7.t0.
9tof Seefar8. $5.85-6.85.
Stod.Ril6e $5.5O-6.5O.
Gtod a1tber Sc, 25-8.25.
geaI adIber, 81.
Bulls, $4.7 1885.
Sdmeine-3uftBr $4,000. @orti
langiam 5-10 nieoer.
QurdldnittSpreis 7.35-7.40.
&6dIter greis $7.45.
dafe-8ufubr GOO. @orft felt.
Sdbrlinge 5000 70.
2dlnmer, 10 nteoer.
9ur6idnitt8prcis 70.
616lter grei8 $t$0.75.
W2utteri9afe, $7.90-8.40.
8i0oer, $8.00-8.50.
Chicago Rarftbcridt.
Rinopicb- 3niubr 10000. @arft
felt.
Sd6rlinge. @arft felt.
666Iter 4reis $3.50.
sdmcine -3uftbr $4,000. @arft
felt BIS 5 nieoriger.
0ur6i6nittspreis $7.50-7.70.
604lter 8rei$ $3.50.
Sdafe- 3 t4u0O0. g1arft
nominal.
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2dnmer, $3.50.
ct. Soiep6 @arftberidt.
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Bis itort.
sdpcine- 8pfn6r 1890. @orft
lanaiom 5 nteoriger.
0urdiduittspreis 7.40-7.45.
So9Iter 9reis $7.45.
Sdafe- 8ufubr 5000. @arft
longiam uao idpad).
&nnias Gitg Marft6eridt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1900. M}arft
leifte felt Els itarf, idpere lang
lam.
SGbrliu9e, 1926.
Wtegicar, $3.50.
aibe, Martt felt.
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Die modernste und sanitarste Brauere,
=-im Westen--
I'm eSten

GamiisnteOarf Fam btusen nerben; it, Gab-Cma5a, gn. Setter,
252 VI StrGRe; Serpbon GOub 863-Smabn, SagO 4. 9hS 1924
GOHOlas Strahe; SelspbOu 9Onglas 3N0-GonucI Bluffs, Oh ass
Hs, 1912 SaO 6. GtraRe; EsepbOn 1923.
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Mn8rs0en

Qu8re6en Ioffen.
S4lG6termeiter (bei etnem 5errn
eintreteno): r@uten gag aud, 9err
Meier, Sie 6aben Elm &dIbsbirn,
cine 04ien5uu9e, einen Sapeines
baud unb stpet @isbetne ="
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trIaubsn sic iid!'
Sald9tsrmetfer: - al be5dbIen,
mas Sbre 6rdu mir felt 5pei gtouds
ten iduIbig seblteben it,"
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tonfitiir aB i'd INNER 70 germ; aber
Ieitbem es auf oer Spetfeturte g@es
FILTER Giertuden" beiBt, l4mett es
mir Gar ui&t usE
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Or. e. GtaaSs, 9entider Srancn.
ar5t nn0 Gperat6r.

Meiue mebr als %20.i1briee gr.
fobrrng bat betpieien, baB pieIe
SrouenIeiben obre operation gebeiIt
tperoen f6nnett, tpern redt8eitig itnO
riftig ~bebon6elt. 622 d. StroBe
@}aliaduietts Geb.) sioag Gity 50.
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K(aIG65lrle An5elqen!

gerlanst-25 ODER so anoben bon
10-16 Sobren, Inn cine Som,
pagnie BON Scouts GIT biIoen. &qal
sdmiot, TIA g. 16. Str. Sonntag
8ormittog bor8uipre6en. a-24
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by the Marshal of the district where
found. and that if any person or per-
SOM be in possession or charge Of
said land, that they be served by the
Marshal of this district with a GER
titled copy of this order.
Done at Santa Fe, this the oath day
Of July, A. d., 1915. VIM. II. Pope,
Judge
United States District Court
District of New Mexico
!, Harry +. Lee, clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for
the District Of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing
is a true and correct copy of an order
of court filed and entered Of record
in my said Office on the oath day Of
July, A. d., 1915.
WITNESS my official signature and
the seal of said court at Santa Fe, in
said District, this Gath day Of August.
A. d., 1915. HARRY f. LEE,
9-9-6t (Seal) Clerk
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In the District Court Of the United
States for the District Of New
Mexico
United States Of America,
Plaintiff
VS.. No. 60
Mollie ID. Bradfeld, In Equity
John A. Moore and
Matilda J. Moore, Defendants
ORDER
Now on this day this cause comes
on upon motion Of plaintiff by Harry
l.. Patton, Assistant United States
Attorney, praying for an order direct
ing the defendant, Matilda J. Moore,
to appear, plead, answer or demur
herein by a day certain to be fixed by
the Court, and
IL appearing to the Court that the
above entitled action is commenced
for the purpose of removing a clouo
upon certain land, belonging TO plain
tiff and situate in the District of New
Mexico, and described as follows, to-
wit: The NEA of Section 81, Twp
10 North, Of Range 80 East, New Mex
leo Principal Meridian, and for the
purpose of canceling and setting aside
u certain patent issued by plaintiff
conveying said land to defendant, Mol
lie ID. Bradfeld, and for the purpose
of cancelling and setting aside a GER
tain deFd of conveyance, wherein the
said defendant, Mollie ID. Bradfeld,
conveyed or purported to convey said
land to defendant, Matilda j. Moore,
and for the purpose Of securing gen.
eral equitable relief prayed for in
said action, and
II further appearing TO the Court
that said defendant, Matilda j. Moore,
has not voluntarily appeared herein,
and that she cannot be found in this
district after diligent search, and that
she cannot be served with the ordinary
process of this court, and that she
is now without this district.
II is therefore ordered by the Court
that the defendant, Matilda j. Moore,
do appear, plead, answer or demur in
the within cause by Monday the first
day Of November, A. D., 1915, and i,
is further ordered that said defend
ant, Matilda J. Moore, be served with
a certified copy Of this order, II prac-
ticable, wherever she may be found,
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nesday for the east, accompanied by
her daughter. She will visit Mt her
old home in Indiana and will be in
Chicago for IA time. The absence
may be an extended one, as the trip
is made on account Of the illness of
the little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holloman and the treatment may
consume some time.
For Sale-A full blood Durham Bull
and nine cows. Will take $50 a round.
Arthur Gordon, about 8 miles south
west of town, and report "a most excel
west Of town, and report vbgk Ky vb
lent time. Mr.. Gordon is one Of our
most substantial and prosperous far
mers. He had a splendid crop and
garden this year, and a most excellent
fruit crop. especially the grapes. They
also spent several days at the home Of
p. II. Schoolfeld in the same neighbor-
hood.
For Sale-30 acre tract joining town
good for chicken ranch. Cheap. APP
ply ut News office.
John +. Whitmore is very optimistic
in the outlook of this country. He says
the farmer is more prosperous than
ever before and the one thing indicat-
ing this more than anything else Is
the kind and amount Of machinery
going out into the farming districts.
He reports the following who were
in town this week and took out ma
chimes: G.. S. Antle of Puerto, a binder;
j. W. Wells and o. II. Miller Of Plain,
each n drill; G.. B. Mullins Of Quay,
a binder; j. w. Nancy, a binder; J.
7. Shope and Il. II. Vandevender Of
Cameron, a drill.
Senator and Mrs. Alldredge are the
proud parents Of "A fine ten pound
girl. The little tot came Wednesday.
The Senator is all smiles.
Judge V. w. Moore, who has been
engaged on important legal work AT
Roy for some time Is 10Y in Mosquero
where he has leased the w. ID. Woods
farm and will have a large crop OF
wheat planted. Wheat farming has
proved so remunerative here on the
Mesa that Eve the lawyers and doc
tors from the neighboring towns are
renting land and having wheat crops
planted and the farmers buying trac.
tors to increase the acreage.-Mos-
quero Sun.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Regular morning and evening SER
vice ut IL a. m. and 8 p. m, conducted
by the pastor.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Christian Endeavor society z p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 1880
p. m.
A most hearty invitation is extend
ed to all the services, and strangers,
and those in the city without q church
home will be cordially welcomed by
the officers and members of this church
Mt all times.
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FOR SALE

100 acres Of good valley land under
irrigation project, IL miles from r.
R., one mile from postoface; 80 acres
under fence, 20 acres broken out, well
40 feet good water, half rock house,
all land q be cultivated, good range,
good neighborhood, z months school.
Win sell cheap. Call or write this
Office for particulars. The News
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4. G.. Hudson's Statement

f. G. Hudson, Chamblee, Ga, writes
Last year | bought and tried Foley
Cathartic Tablets. | have tried many
cathartics, but for a thorough cleans
ing movement Of the bowels without
the slightest inconvenience or sick
ening, I believe the Foley Cathartic
Tablet the best on earth. It's a per-
feet cathartic, with no bad effects"
Everybody suffers occasionally from
indigestion or constipation, so Mr..
Hudson's experience is worth remem-
bering. Stout persons say these tab
lets relieve that "heavy" feeling
Sands Dorsey Drug Co.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
U. w. HeaYn, Pastor

There will be preaching by the pas
tor next Sunday both morning and ev
ening.
Bible school 9:45 a.. m.
Preaching and communion at IL.
Y. =. s. c. +. at 700 p. m.
Preaching at $500 p. m.
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Baptist Church Services

sunday Scnool at S:4o a. m.
Preaching ut HOO a. m.
Sunbeam Band ut 2:30 p. m.
Junior b. Y. p. u. at $3.50 p. m.
Senior b. Y. P. u. ut TOO p. m.
Preaching at $500 p. m.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening. SAM d. TAYLOR,
Pastor
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Don't forget TO tell your neighbor
about the big Quay County Fair TO
be held in Tucumcari ond Tuesday and
Wednesday, October 8 and 8.
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LOCAL AND Personal

lUCAl anu PtRSUNAl
Tell the News about your visitors.
Will Ryan was a visitor form Bard
Tuesday.
r.. S. Garcia was a visitor from
Rama Tuesday.
Phone 3s for expert cleaning and
pressing, Jones, the tailor.
For Sale-Good No. 3 Cane Mill,
with pan, -35.-W. f.. Mundell.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sherwood. Of Daw-
son, were in the city Wednesday.
FOR SALE-30 head Of mares and
horses.-See DR.. Manney. 45-4t
Special care in remodeling ladies
jacket suits, Jones the tailor, phone 38
Mrs. Viola Johan and daughter, Of
Obar were visitors in Tucumcari ON
Wednesday.
Mrs. Kate Hixon, wife of Editor
Hixon of Endee. was n Tucumcan
visitor Tuesday.
At Jones the tailor, can be had u
real tailor-made suit, built in Tucum.
carl. Phone 38.
W. Il. Long has returned home from
Liberal, Kansas, where he had been
for several weeks.
WANTED-Girl or woinan for light
housekeeping. Call 522 South Adams
st. Call in person.
FOR SALE-Two sows, one has 7
pigs and the other o four weeks old.
See or write w. +. Mundell.