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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
BIRTHPLACE OF
ROOSEVELT is
TO BE RESTORED

New York, Jan. 1.-THE birthplace
Of Theodore Roosevelt at % East
Twentieth street New York. is to be
condition In 1858. according ID the
officials Of the Women's Roosevelt
Memorial Association following a re-
cent conference here with Theodate
Pope Mrs. John ". Riddle, the
architect having the plans IN charge.
An adjoining house at No. &c has
also been purchased and both
structures will be remsdeied TO con-
form TO the architecture of the time
Of the former President birth. They
will have hrcwnstone fronts and
mansard roofs and the interior Of
No. IS viii be made to resemble the
boyhooG home OF the great American.
Old mautels. chandeliers and fu-ni-
ture win be put back in place and
childhood friends of the Colonel viii
supervise the decorations.
A Roosevelrian library consisting
and Americanism and other writings
and published speeches VIII he placed
in the house at No. &c Many other
volumes the Colonel liked to read
and dealing with many phases Of
human knowledge viii be placed m
the shelves.
According TO the architects plans
the top floor Of both houses will be
utilized for an assembly hall. suita-
bic for gathering Of Boy Scouts.
Camp Fire Girls or similar pa trioric
When completed the
is intended 10 serve as Al
for the development of
sturdy, oid-fashioned Americanis-l.
Members Of the committee having
the protect in charge include Mrs.
Frederick Nathan, Mrs james Rus
sell Parsons. Mrs. Henry L Stimson.
Mrs. A Barton Hepburn. Mrs Henry
A Wise Wood. Mrs. William Curtis
Dema-est. and Mrs. John Henry
Hammond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
Bangor Policeman
Held for Mansiaughter

Bangor. Me. Jan. IAN indictment
charging Policeman Arthur Nj Smith
Of orono with mansiaughter for caus-
ing the death Of James Perkins a.
Pushaw lake in November last was re-
jury On Saturday. The same jury also
reported an indictment against Theo-
dnre T. TrpC for assault with intent
To kill.
These indictments grnrn from an af-
fray at Pusfaw lake on the day men
toned over the ownership Of a deer
shot, SO il has been claimed. by Smith )
son According to the stories OF FRANK
Perkins, brother Of James and Of
Smith, there WAS a deer involved the
parties disagree as TO the nature of
the trouble and how the shooting start
ed. The Smith version is that the DO
liceynRn's brother killed the deer that
day Sunday; that when they went to
ger il someone else mad taken II They
followed trail which brought them 10
tine Perkins party. A demand for the
deer caused al alteration. during
which, SO the Smiths have stated. the
TSEhIIE DTULiS.'s ulklt dS LiDuSsG 10 al
tack them. In self defense. claim Smith
and Trutt, they shot
Frank Perkins in his story of the at
fair has positively declared that no at
tack was made; that the Smiths acted
without pruvocation. He has said that
the discussion was warm and accom-
panied by threats ny Arthur Smith, fol-
lowed by the shots.
An indictment was also returned by
the jury against William Tirus. who
aided Alice Scott To escape from the
county Jail on Oct 4. II will be re-
membered that he climbed I'D the out
side Of the Jail, sawed away a bar or
TWO and helped Miss Scott To get out
Joe Bassion was also indicted for aid
ing In the escape In all n indictments
were returned. Of which were not
made public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

have entered the employ of the Elm
City Creamery.
Israel Weed has been confined TO
his home by Illness.
Miss Katherine Custman has re-
turned TO Augusta, after a brief visit
al her home on the Cushman road.
Harry Pendergast and Wellington
T. Reynolds. Jr.. have resumed their
studies al Colby college
Willard Patterson mas returned
from Gardiner, where he passed the
week END al MS home
Russell Simpson, travelling sales
man, is passing a few days al his
home ON Benton avenue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
FAIRFIELD

Carl Z. Eersey son of Mr. and Mrs.
W Q. Jersey, formerly OF this town
but now Of Deering. RECENTLY received
complimentary mention IN a Portland
paper in the Boy Scouts department
The Portland Telegram mad the follow
ing 10 say concerning the son OF the
former superintendent of the Fairfield
schools, Carl +. Hersey is an active
Boz' Scout. and al present is a patrol
ieaIer with Troop No. Is. which meets
d. the Central Square Baptist church
He is a studeoH al the Desrine High
school and plans 20 enter college OF
gradua non from that institution Of
learning. He has always taken an in
rerest IN scouting and out o. door
sports and is among the very active
ones of his troop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

Stock Markets
a:ures OF the Days Dealing in Al
-re Leading Stocks

a:unes OF the Days Dealing IN Al
-ne Leading Stocks
Nv T3~k Jan. 1a-AnoLner deficit IN
A-luc mouse reserves, sitter none
e. ana continued ansrentIon or puo4ic
boz Constituted the chief deIerren
tory ~ today's reac-Ionary stoch
-..;lre Of the United Stares supreme
= ,o act OF the stock dividend case
Wlae!y circulated buT unconnrritsa
1--s that several of Inc Important
-scan oil properties had sils-a nee Sc
aamage from ea-Zhguake aisturp-
-: provided the SHIRTS Win niiAssfla4
7eD-ess prices
-e-e were several neuCraliZ.ng tsa-
notably the very favorable TDn-
20 statement Of the I : Steel Ior-
iuDn Tor December and encouraging
legs aGvices from western and
western points.
iide from the relative fi-TIlneas u
Steel shares. however. these dsvei-
.euts exercised un apparent iufiu-
1-,,c-= were current cnat negotiations
Q actively progressing for me con-
aaron or merger Of several Of the
I'D sreel and equipment companies.
aase met with little credence n
e~,--4ra1jve financial circles.
, md motors were heavy almost
IL he outset. but Il was not until
4 I'M hulIr when cali loans rose by
kcsssygA stag-es from II 10 IL per cent
J ae ceiling and consequent ascl0as
-; .aIxe general
S 7~,al there were 2e" htocAs
H. s.n,a o,11 far their comparative
frrr-, especially Royal Dutch and
h. IS. ne less prominent oils and
n,1mests Is. Rails also resisted pres
= ~ aiding in Tat division vas rs
2 r. est. sales amounted 10 4'"'"''e
- ,and market presented no ~
: --v, part from a moderate ACES
n o. actiuitv- Liberty nonus AIT
4. v.ssaF, sIiei,riv put internHtionats'
rs--aserrad bv Angio-r-ench as.
sre syeadv 10 firm. Total safes, pa
.7e -c,--egared GID. 500. go Old L. =
w. v-erc unchanged on cali,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

Boston. ian. -
PFEF-rhoice whole cattle MM-
1TrwrER-N orrhern creamery extras
65lq6S; western creamery extras tnMo'i-
SHEES E-New twins extras S1AGaS-
rORN-Ne. yellow l6su1Iu
FGGS-N earnv hennery sonaI' west
err extras S2aa3.
FLOU R-Spring patents. Ns-lb- sachs'
l4-5G1595. amen.
HAy-Na. . timothy 533anA.
ME-Spring AnN .,,x.,aa,
CRK-AietsiIrn backs 5Iie-
POT ATOES-Aroosfook Green NOUN
INNS yaoGAln per I0e-ib. bags; Coppiers
,@s04eg. sweets as60g5 basket
STTGA R-Granulated wholesale gro
eerx Quotation, s35 per 100 lbs. IN bulk
| VEAL-1212.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
Turkeys Next Sultan
Has But One Wife

Cpnstanrinnpie. Dec. 2g-By Mail
Turkeys next Sultan. Abdul Med
jid. now the heir apparent. will he
the first to have but enc wife. and
as such she viii enjoy the same 70
mantle position as the celebrated
Roxaiana, the an-powerfuI favorite
wife Of Suieiman the Magnificent
whose tomhs fnr centuries have at
tracted visitors to the Suieiman
mosque IN Cpnsranrinppie
AbduI Me6jid 10 regarded AZ one
or the most interesting personalities
Of Turkey For - years he was
prisoner in the house Of his father.
Abdul Axix. who was Sultan for Is
years until his deposition and death
in 1876.
Il was happy during those long
years" he aid to The Associated
Press because I married early, It
a. married for love, and then I used
my time improving my mind, draw
ing wisdom c-um the worlu ~ the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago JAZZ -
rrvzLReceipts ssge Estimated 70
morrow Seai: 10 10 9 cents lower sniA
JasNSal4Go; top 147o; heavy l4san saS; nit
di,Im 144Dfil4sa light l44eMlAm: i'm
Iivht 14NtdTl 40: heavy packing soWs
annot,, I375M1aI5: packing sows rough
Is25Mls75, pigs 1s..5dl43: s en-
CczTTLEEeceipts 2saa. Estimated 10,
ror-oy D,naG; easier. Medium III, an1
hanvv weight choice anG prime Inz00
als.a' v,a5inIn and good u5Q1&S: COM
,rnn so0G1IT: light weight good and
rhnire la0onlS75 common ana meo rEl.Il
sssad14ce' Butcher cattle. Heifers Sson
1g71. cows 65eG1250; canners anc Gu
-. ssstr67.. veai calves lS5@T71a: feeder
sras-s -55aaI1Zsn; stncker steers 5a5nBae
SEEEP-Receipts -;.6e- Estimated To-
800 IL -oee. strong Lambs "a lbs.
arfs down x725Glg7a: cuils and common
yS1sx71ET Ewes. MfEium and goDC ia
ss.sss.. rr,,,s and common 5o0nSn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

10 Din browns S6QSS- &c. gathered
l,rcv-ns and mixed colurs siMsa =
FoOTAvOES-Firm; BerrnuGa 80. :
5s5sa 1aina 1sn ms. 6oaH7a. state do
5sa1 cas-: Long Island 90. sssn7ao: sweets,
Jersey No. ! BASKET 2BoGt2h lana,
rARRAGESSready; white DOL 4M'e
COG; RED Dbl. 5o9l1A.
,ao. fine g-anulated 1900 other grades
not quoted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

Rev. NJ. Steeves. vino is a gradRte
o. Colby college and a member OF the
Delta Epsilon fraternity. was engaged
as past )of the Gray church last April.
just arr he had completed his work
as athletic director n Camp Devens.
re came To Gray frum from his army
work with strung vision of what men
need 10 make them berIsr. AT camp
ne had seen that this social, physical
and educational sides nsed axtenfiOn in
the thorough Development OF high spir-
itual qualities He could use that many
of the country towns are fast becoming
depnpulated hecanse Of the many nj
fractions which are found in thu larger
places. A small tDwn dnn not usually
have . well balanced progrzm of amuse-
ment and recreation hut b sadly in nsed
of one.
He made . careful srudy NJ thu e1n-
dittons m the community sud then net
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
New Fork, jan I

New York, Jnn- -
r-~ r,r--,-Ei-r.. spring patents 1459@
,ssp. snr;nr clears a3Gffm; winter
sfrajchrs ie75GrE, Kansas sfraignts
IA aEAT-spot steady: No. Tso n
grpV-auur sfeady: No. . yellow lds
and No. mixed 1911 C New YORK
n : ;-s-snot STEADY: No, ! white Id.
PORK-Firm. mesE 4sssuA0N AAas
TAET-Ffrm: middle west .sl0M1sA
Er-TTER-Easier; receipts 9sa1 Lids
creamery higher than extras sssa0'e, III
extras. " score g.. firsfs Ssl6a; pacA-
iue Efpck current make No : -.
,r,s sbs.rea ,sxrras Sc extra nrsss sd4es'
sirsts sl31ge. state, Pa. and nearby weaL-
srn heunrrx Tntnes ftrs1 70 sxGae -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Jan. l.
Industries and shippers competed Ior
cn-n todav and rallied the market from
S,,,,ras d,,e II an officia warning
Ems price hazards on wheat and
31,,- a~.ar withdrawal Of government
whe close was unsettled a the same as
saturdays finish TO J n.sher Win NJ
Tsss ro 1y4s and July H. TO LIB. Cals
.,c.ad unchanged ID down and pro-
vis,ons carving from 2 cents less 10
20 cents advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
Former Fairfield
Boy Leads Big
GRAY ORGANIZATION

Fairfield, Me- Jan 1.-THE GRAY
Community Association. whinh is doing
great work fOr the village. is led by
former Fairfield boy. Rev. Earle r.
Sleeves. pastor OF the Gray Cnngrega-
ripnal church. who Is the son Of MI AM
MS. Fred Sleeves Of this town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

A committee of citizens proposes,
in lieu of the pizn of Thomas ".
Cnle Post. American Legion. to raise
S5n. 600 for a building, Il might be
preferable for the town 10 erect an,i
maintain suitable building f0r this
purpose, To cost frum sl00. 5000 u
SIZE. 600. The committee suggests
that the public library should be
cared for in the new building. A
special meeting Of Thomas ". Cole
Post viii be- called this week to con-
slider this prupDsas- The project
would involve initiative ON the parf of
the VOTERS al the March town meet
ing and the passage of a Legislative
act raising the IUwn's def,r limit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

10 work to STAR q strong community
program.
He soon gained the confidence of the
church people. Following a harvest
supper given in the church, the first
plan was unfoided. Mr.. Sleeves pre-
scented to some of the prominent church
men the idea Of placing a moving pic
rure machine IN the church, that would
give the people something educational.
uplifting and entertaining He told
them that ne believed the things act
uaIy seen with the eye would be much
more lasting than Impressions gained
through the other senses With the
idea of making the church q cnmmu-
nifty center for educational Deriermenf
the man decided 10 give money enough
TO MY a Pattescnpe machine 10 ne IN
stalled in the church.
All The moving pictures shown are of
the highest type being passed upon by
a board Of censors. In the meantime
Mr. Sleeves was not losing sight OF the
fact that good clean athistics are val
uabie IN any town. He coached the
Penneu Institute boys AT baseball and
played III a town team. AS an outcome
OF the iriea that working for the good
of az was the better way. the cummuni-
" association was formed with Rev
Nr Sleeves as the president Basket
ball teams nave been formed by the
church ami the three secret orders ami
the league is progressing. The assncia-
tinn plans To later introduce an open
forum II their plans are successful.
RIDGE ROAD-Mrs. n. D. Twish
and daughter Eva went 70 WINSTON
Saturday and were Weekend guests
of ner sister. Mrs. Harry Eews.
Reuben Libby left Saturday for q
three weeks stay with mis- brother
Frank Libby OF st Stephens, n. E
Mrs. Ahpie Drawn has returned TO
her home after an extended visit
with her daughter Mrs Molly Nit
ci1ell Of the river road
Mrs. Ethel Atwood Grant Of Ogden,
Utah, is visiting friends in town.
This is Mrs. Grants first visit this
way for II wears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

New York. Jan. !.
= --zrc.7.. --,re~ on Liberty bonds -
a Is qa.H. second AZ 81 20; 1asl
III. second AS s224. third 44s 81
- -: Victory 5zs ssTs' k
-- a. ss q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
The Lesson

that this country is quickly learning is the
world-oc lesson Of thrift the avoiding Of
waste.
Be thrifty with your time and with your mon
ey by using Journal classified advertising to get
what you want. These columns each day form
conveniently arranged catalog Of the wants and
offers of reliable people. Your own-ad-nessage
here tomorrow VIII bring definite results with
N "a hours
Be thrifty the Want Ad Way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chase have
gne To augusta for a vtsit Of q
week or more.
CALVIN Wyu,an and Jacob WANING
have each been unfortunate as TO
lose horse RECENTLY
Seavey Piper il IN Belfast serving
on the jury.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Warren %
Fairfield passed Sunday with Ms
Warrsn's parents
Harold Gowan il engaged in tAk -
ing the census N the town.
a quarterly conferences Of the Metz =
odisf church will be held at Troy Cur
n~ or Thursday afternvon of Ibis
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

MAINE sHCNEFAGE S|MF%hf
- Front ST., Bath. Phone $50
3s5 Water ST. Augusta,
Phone 101S-10l8
Correspondents Of
ELMER H. BRIGHT e CO.,
Members of New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
View York. Jan L.

View York. Jan. L.
.s paper 6.
t'..- s-1Hx bills 3.1os.
'1!.~-~a Si-day bills on hanks S.fos;
'--.r-~~.a 6l-dav bills go. denana
% s.t-E IA
e.r lerGand HE. cabies llb
f'~ i-nand sIs. cables 37a
-'' i"t9aaa i3422 cables 80.
selnanG 1a6. cables LIZ
'' ''rE1''. eEt nouGs heavy.
--.f'at aO1ns steady
tanF strong, g. davs, M days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

feels justly pxoud Of having secured
such q fine animal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
His 90ti7 Birthday

Warren Z. Tozier quietly observed
his seth birthday at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs w H Balen,ine
Monday, Jan. 8 He was horn IN
Athens. Jan. 6. 1880. coming 10 this
town when a child Of six and here
has made his home with the excep-
ton of a few wears passed IN Cali
fornia and Pennsylvania when a
Young man. Since the death of Mrs.
Tezier Il years age he has made his
home with his son H A. Tuzier Of
Watervi.le and Mrs. w H Baie3lkine
Besides these TWO children he has
two Sons A Il Tozier OF Boston ana
W K Tozier q Exeter NJ H, nns
daughter. Mrs. S. s. Delnne having
passed away 10 years agn. He has
one granddaughter, Dorothy Balen-
tine and a grent Granddaughter Miss
Ethel Page of San Francisco. Calf.
He is in possessien of all his faciI-
ties and while he h mot able 10 do
amy work, ON pleasant days he takes
q short walk. and has always been
active for a man Of his
age until the past two years.
Harry Stewart has r0centiv pur-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13
Nan Who Needs More Help His Business Reads and Uses

W-r.e our want nd, seiacx fne
,.sIhca-t0r rom the Iisf be-
/. anc onone Or senc Il IN
I. ,ou-ra. before 9 p. M.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-11
FORMER LEGISLATOR NOW
VICE-PRESIDENT BANK

Tallahassee, Jan. o. Especially of
interest throughout the state will be
the announcement made here that Hon
John w. Henderson, formerly state
senator from Leon county. and at one
time states attorney for the second
judicial circuit, has retired from the
active practice of law, and has ac-
copied the position of president
and member of the board of directors
in the Lewis State Bank of Tallahassee
Mr.. Henderson will take an active part
in the management and business of the
bank.
This change follows the retirement
on January 1, of Mr. William c. Lewis,
for many years an official and lead
ing spirit in the affairs of the bank
The officers of the institution now as
announced here are as follows: George
Lewis, president; George E. Lewis.
Weep president and cashier; John w
Henderson, vice-president; Peres b.
McDougall, assistant cashier. Direc-
tors: George Lewis, George E. Lewis.
John W. Henderson, NJ. d. Lewis and
S. d. Lewis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-11
ENGLAND WILL
ENTER OLYMPICS

New York, Jan. 10.-Reports from
England indicate that the English ath-
Ietic authorities are actively engaged
in preparing for active participation in
the Olympic games TO be held at Ant
werp, Belgium, next summer. Despite
the fact that Great Britain lost hum
dreds of her best athletes during the
war the United Kingdom, in making
selections for the games next year, will
have more material to draw from than
ever before, according to experts. This
somewhat anomalous situation is due
to the creation of a great new body of
athletes as the result of military train
ing and outdoor life at the front
Very few of the Olympic team of
1912 viii be available for the coming
games. Some of these men are dead,
and others are too old to compete. 1t
is also true that the majority of the
new men are green" men. They are
good material but they need polishing
and experience. However, English
sportsmen believe that they will be we'll
represented on the cinder track, al
though admittedly weak in field events.
1t is understood that Australia and
New Zealand, which have strong
teams, will unite to enter the games as
separate from the mother country
England is not, and never has been,
particularly enthusiastic over the
olympic games. although she proposes
to go in to win if possible. The Eng
Iishrnan makes sports hobby to which
he turns his attention after his regular
DAYS work is done. He objects strenu
ouslv TO the specialization and long
training necessary for Olympic ath
letes. claiming that this virtually
samounts to professionalism. even
though the competitor receives no
money The man who devotes his
whole attention to sports is, to all in
tents and purposes. a professional, it is
maintained.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-11
Finds Unexpected Sometimes
Happens

Il suffered for 10 years with stom-
ach trouble and doctored away a lot of
money before 1 found a medicine that
was a real benefit TO me. Since TAX
ing one dose of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy IA weeks ago. 1 have had more
real joy of living than / had in 10
wears before" 1t is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the ca
tarrhaI rnucus from the intestinal
tract and aIlays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments. includ-
ing appendicitis One dose will con-
vince or money refunded Crystal
Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
ADV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-11
WOODMEN TO INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS TUESDAY

Live Oak Camp No. I, Hickory
Camp No. 81. Olive Branch Camp and
the Woodman Circle viii hold. a joint
meeting at tho W. o. w. han Tues.
day night for the joint installation OF
officers OF these camps. The meeting
will be a get-to-g ether affair and So
cial meeting as well as the installation
of officers. Refreshments viii be
served by the ladies of the organiza-
ton and other entertaining features
have been planned for the meeting
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-09
Monday, J'n. IL

Sale commences at 1880 o'clock sharp
5HoRsEs5>
Consisting OF black team. four and
five years old. weight $500: 1 bay
team i've years old. weight 1900 and
1890; I sorrei horse eight years old.
weight 1850.
17-HEAp OF cATTLE-1
Consisting Of 5 milk cows. one fresh
and others to be fresh soon: 10 last
spring Calves steers and heifer; /
small calf. grade bull.
16-HEAD OF HoGS-16
Consisting Of 10 brood sows, S
shoats: boar.
is-HEAo OF shEEP-1s
Consisting OF Is bred ewes. l buck.
! Ford car just from tho garage.
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
1 eight It. Mccormick binder. ! Nc
cormick mower. gang pillow. i sulky
plow. walking plow, wagons,
nearly new. buggies, bobseld, 2
Hayes corn planters, 80 and 40 rods
wire, 2 riding corn plows. ! Hoosier
seeder. 2 Rock Island discs, hay rake.
1 harrow, ! tanning mill. cream sep
srator, sets double harness. sets
single harness. saddle. scoops saws
posthole digger, wire stretcher. binder
twine, hog troughs and barrels. 800
burr oak posts. and numerous other
articles.
HOUSEHOLD Goods Universal
range nearly new. Round Oak heat
or. / oil stove. brass bed. spring and
mattress, 1NdresseF. ten-foot dining
table and six chairs, \ ranitary cot and
mattress, 1 rug. kitchen cabinet.
bsdding, dishes, kitchen utensils. ETC.,
etc.
4 tons hay, 800 bushels corn,
100 bushels oats.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
TERMS-Sums Of $40 and under
cash. Over $40 twelve months time on
bankable notes. interest at per cent.
No property to be removed until set
tied for.
MABEL HUMPHREY
ADMINISTRATIVE.
]. r. MANshlP, oLEN IRONS Auots.
c. /. TWEDT, cierk.