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New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Upt..rn i'm Cotton
Laic in Trading
After Quiet Day
Dry Goods Marx kct Is
DulI and Transactions in
Raw Material Are
Within Il Narrow Rance

While the cotton market was duh at
times yesterday and during the fore
noon sold off to 1918 for May and
15-7o for July, or about 27 points undcr
the previous close. it received aggres-
sivc support in the last hour. which
closcd it stcady, at 6 points net de-
cline % point advance.
From tho drygopds district ihoro was
little cucouragoment for the bulls H.,
tween the unsettled cotton market ana the
dlsuuioting ncws from New England. buy
ers Of goods arc holding off. and there rs
Iitilo sign of activity untu more sqttIod
condi'lous prevail I'm min c"ntcr4
The final strength Of the merkct v3s
attributed TO the strength Of foreign OK
change.
ported. ,v"ro nnrhnnrrd to ss unt,ts it,,..o~
he local runrk"i for spot cotton was
Fu'st aud points lower at l6.aoc Tor
niddling. Sales nil.
he range OF prices
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Grain Prices
Wheat

Vid!H TICc&
Wheat
Yesterdays Pr.vion. Year
Ne" fo~. close. close x.p
No hard. S137 $780,,
ChicaEo-Rango Of prices:
oren. Iirh. low Ciosc. close
July ... l.ooi4 1.llls 100 lloas 1861
Yesterdays Irrviou, Tear
New York close Close srn
No. yellow .;o.7ls. :o.6af. sos3i1
May ......... .5s'7 .5e Sc =,
July ......... .GO5, .5Sis 6sis
Oats
Yesterdays Previous Year
Ncw York: close. lose seo
No : white. sO4s xo45is So.stl1.52
May ......,.. .-or4 .399s 4o7.
July ...,..... .41sA SOS 437,
Yesterdays Previo-s Year
New York close clos- ,rn
No. W. fob .s1.o4iy :lo2s. s!6-,,
Flour and Meal
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close. close no
Sps. pat $3.50 100 s7.5o@s.0o ;s.5o6Seoo
Rye...... G.50Gi575 55Om575 $50 10
Brand...,. 31.75 Sl.5o s0.0o
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
FINANCIAL
WILLIAM CRaMp & SONS sHP AND
ENGINE BUILDING COMPANY
Sinking Fund Notice.

Sinking Fund Notice. ~.
Fidelity Trust Company. formerly IIs
Fidelity Insurance. Trust ana Safe pepc:sis
Company. Trustee under MortssSs rag Sn.,ns Of sns
William cramp 6 Sons ship I,, .nd ,ssa sssin" !n-
vites tenders or proposals for bonds issued
under said Mortgage TO ts surrendersd s roy
rede,nption; proposals to b. opened sn All
awards made on February S" As-S'
o'clock IN.
Trustee,
sex-s,, r.r.,tnnt g.. pnuadelphia. fA
Vim. P. Gest- Presidens.
February I, 1922.
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TRUST COMPANY STATEMENT

y BILITIEs O. TIE FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY Of New York
sy s; ost at If 'Hs T9s 9n on 'hg h
the annual report made BY the said bank.
as trust company. to the Auditor or pub
Tic Accounts Of the State OF Illinois, pur-
suant TO law. and filed in the office OF the
said Auditor Of Public Accounts on the
3oth day OF January. 1922.
RESOURCES
Cash on hand and due from
Loans on real estate being
first liens thereon ......... i.3ts977.0 no
loans on pledges Of securities z7.2S7i33.5 80
stock, and bonds. ...... ..... 61.22s 1865
Other resources inciuoing ac-
crued interest ..:...... So,321,5 569 -
overdr4fts secured .l,s4273
sl5y.sS2.27S.i4
Capital stock paid in....... $4,000 600 90
Sur pics hand ........... 10000 000. ~
Undivided prohts -.......... 4.157,4+s.t9 %
other liabilities: 400 % '''''
Reserved for taxes. inter
est and dividend, etc.. l.fo5.tfo.5o
AcCep-ances ..-.......... .0,3. 81 5 80
s15s.ss2.a7s.iN
State OF Ne- York County OF New York IS
I. II. PerAins, one Of TIE managing
oriccre and Percy 4. tyne I'll and Edviu
s, Ms-ston. two Of the directors of Tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, 8 cor-
poraton of the state of New York being
ss"erally duly sworn, each upon his oath
states:
That he makes this affidavit for the pur-
pose or complying with the requirements
OF Sections and 0 OF ar Act OF the Gen
era Assembly OF the state Of Illinois en-
t:tled. AN Act TO Provide FOR and Regulate
the Adtninistraton Of Trusts ny Trust
Companies.
That the foregoing rcpor. Of the said
The Farmers loan and Trust Company.
on December 5lst. 1921. and exhibits ac-
companyinG the same. true and correct
il all respects to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
J u. PERKINS,
PERCY r. PYNE 20.
EDWIN :. NARSTON.
Subscribed anG to before me this
1Sth day of January. 1922
/ [ssal] r. 3. KNOX. Notary Public
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Bonds

Sales 'ooo omitteo). Open. High. ow. Last.
3 Allied Pack Ss.. 691A 6els 90 ee's
90 Aluminium Is 'SS1o2ss 100 . ~. 1o2 i
Am 1t {: TT es. 100 looas 100 100 y
- Am Tel IS 1922. .looN loo'g 100 So 100 u
- do ts 1924 f....l s. 1909 100 t, l0Ole
Anaconda Cop 6s. ess. es7s asas 9s7s
- do IS 1899 .10i7s lol5s 1ol7s 1oi7s
Ans-Aln Q '@s~lo@1 Z 1885, 1o3ia loa'a
- Beth SUI Is 19e3.loo.s loi's 100 4 100.
% . l's, =. ol's ,oJ's l"ls 1ol,.
% can Facfc .ioi,. 1ci,. 100 100 < < 100 100 Z; Z
Cent Steel ss.... 9s'a asia 9sis osia
tiles Ser 's H.. Sc SIS Sc se
- Col t;ra pn $751;. 217< Sc 33l. .ar.
> Cop Exp IS i99Alosa. lo2A 1oSa. 1o2s.
. do s. i925....1c4 1O4 lOt lo1
CONS Gas 7s.....lolss 1918 loIi4 ioi'.
.a3 Cn'Gn G, & p, Ie '.s i9S.> 1S&s4 1c$ 19a.
Halena : ON * iol Z lol9. JOS. 1ols.
2G Goodrich Tire L. % ~. - q7,t
Gnq 'nlf Tqok m Szs.'1o$s 1o$s lG$, S$ l"$'. 1874
) Humble OH 7s.. .loo9s loo,s 100 - 100 -
~ i'eod Rubbeer Is. Sc ssia se a6,.
Inter r r 5s.. ss'a ss's ss,a ssls
IL Nennecot, { IS. .1o2a. 1o2la 1o2y 3. 1927
i.ac'eds Gas Is 81 90 IS 95
LIBBY Mcneil IS. a94 a9A asX ayA
~ Nat Acme 1l4s.. 97A s7's "a "a
Cloals & S SIS. IS es es es
20 ny n II & II 49,. 5G 7sA 7G IS
Phiia Go So ~. 941t 94as 94H e4X
Phila El ss....lo2 1o2i% lo2 1osH
10 PM Pet Us 3lloll: 1ola4 lo1ia lol y
IS Pub Ser :. J rs. 81 ?1as ~ ~ a.
Robert C,air Is. .. 46't .6l1 oeN o6E
10 Scars Roe rs '22 100 100 % 7, 700
z do IS 1928. 81 4s 90 se
Shawshecn 7s....1o2ia 1O2,. 1no1l 1921.
Solvay ct Gle 3s..103ls 1885 1884 103is
Southern Ry S.. g9N 1914 99yI 995.
"a S'west Bell .1oI,1 1G1ih Jo1iI 101 X
S Oil \ Y rs '38..l05 1862 105 Jos
DO Is 1899. ..107H lo7is 1911. 1o7.k
do 7s 1880. los 1Osli LOB I0Su
do 6ta5......l06E l06x 1864 106 :.
Stewart War ss..iooss 1909 iosa ioS%
sun on 7s.. s9't ao"s ash, asss
Swift & Co Is '2b .l0i's 1o11..lol 1n1,9
do Is lG2l ~ 4nnl. 1rl ~ - L. -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Cotton Statistics
Liverpool Cable,

r7veFF001 Vab1rS SUof cotton . fa'r 90
mana at - point- decline. MiGdlinc.
~ pd. Sales. 5000 bales, Amrrican S. 900
nal"s iinports. 22.o0O bales. American.
1000 bales. Futures opened barely steady
at - ." p points decline, closed steady
a. 10 10 IA points decline. March, e.1sI.
May, F2Sd; July. 25d; October. aO4d:
Decrrnoer. s.S9d. Manchester: Yarns dull
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

Form. Rate. Maturity. Bid Ask. Yield
Reg coup. serial as.
do as. l992-'3 .....t.55 80 =
New York State Bonds
ssued IN coupon and registered form. not
'n'erchaNS Seabie. Coupon bonds reg lsteraDle
Security Rate Due Bid Asked Weld
Canal and Highway 5-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

Sales (ooo omittsd). Open. High Low Last,
- rol l'ison 7s...io5 4 1851, io5 1o5'4
- Tidal Osae" 7s..ioors ooIs lo07s loo7s
Ky HaV 1las.l0o1. lol 1909. l0l
i Vacuum oil 7s..lo1is 101l. lO7i. lO7l.
DN Western Elcc * lo5 = 1864 1861. lO5,s
Winchester 7'1s. - 4, 97'a 97i. 97lI
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Standard Oils

600 Anelo-An OIL. Ii'a l7's 1I's -
400 Atlantic 1.obos. S7s SIS So 80
20 GAlena Sig Oil. aS - A. -
% Imp OIL CAN. l"' lVs lV5
90 Ohio Oil.......2'5 2'5 80 2'o
40 Prairie 2 I.....239 ~ 2%9 24l
ION y Transit. .i5a l59 l39 lle
$500 5 OIL OF Ind. S6hs 5 Is h5"s so's
20 ) Oil Of Y 3Go 362 So 3o2
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sec ~, Up IL, FnE l1--ttU NCfeS. taxes,
$15.22; interest and cost to be added
WILLIAMS, Estnte Jesse.--The north half
OF southwest quarter Of seec 10, tp Il,
rng 11--80 acres. Taxes, $12.4O; interest
and cost to be added.
WILLIS, ]. G.-The northeast quarter Of
southwest quarter, also one-third interest
in the southeast quarter Of northeast
quarter, northeast quarter Of northeast
quarter; southwest quarter Of northeast
quarter. and southwest quarter of south
east quarter Of sec 20 (less 10 acres held
in indiyision by 81 Williams, SrD-5O,
south half Of southwest quarter (less O
acrest Of SECTION -, west half Of north
east quarter OF section %, east half
OF southeast quarter Of section "a, east
half Of northeast quarter of section "a,
west half Of northeast quarter OF section
35, north half OF northeast quarter and
northwest quarter of southeast quarter OF
section 80 and north half Of northeast
quarter and southeast quarter OF north
east quarter Of secs25, tip IL, rng IL
719 acres. Taxes. $S5.78: interest and
cost to be added
WIMBISH, Jack.-Thc northeast quarter
of southeast quarter Of sec IL, tp IL, rng
lilo acres. Taxes $S5.16; interest and
cost to be added.
acres In the southeast corner of north.
west quarter Of southwest quarter and
"a Ia acres in the northeast quarter oil
southwest quarter Of sece 81, tp 10, rna
| IL from Fullilove estate) and south
| west quarter of southwest quarter Of SEE
81, tip 10, rng 11--74 acres. Taxes, ST.
/ o.; interest and cost to be added.
NoNREsIDENTs.
1 AKRON, wylcy--The southeast quarter 81
southwest quarter Of sec 16, tp 10, rng ii
i0 acres. Taxes, 1910; interest and
| cost to Be added.
I Awyr% sv1.- gSvSxs III
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: i ~ Z
making the final score 8 to s. Try us
again, Mr.. WILL -
-Messrs. w. II. stroud and r. p
Wyche are having their homes re
Rev. II. ]. McGehee delivered two
very Impressive sermons at the Pres
byterian Church Sunday.
Miss Aline Kendrick spent the past
weekend very pleasantly with her sis
Ter, Mrs. Ransom Curtis, Of Shreveport.
Mrs. Clarence FAINT and little
daughter, Jean, Of Shreveport, are Wis.
ltlng Mrs. Fant's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Wyche.
Mrs. Ben Mathews, better known
as Miss frankie Kirtley land little
SOM OF Lewisville, Ark, is a guest O,
her sister, Mrs. Morris Emmons.
Miss Mary Gilmer. who has for
several weeks past been in Shreveport
with her brother, Mr.. George Gilmer.
returned to Plain Dealing Monday af-
ternOOn.
Plain Dealing and vicinity will get
quite another play in the oil game. this
TIME to the southeast Of town--on Mr..
Jack Demoss' place: The drillers have
already reached depth Of 2O4 feet
and are now setting 1O-inch casing.
Messrs. Hicks and Hall, Of Shreveport,
are the promoters
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Plain Dealing
LOCAL AND Personal.

All the sidewalks of Plain Dealing
are being repaired.
81 Mr.. W. Il. Swindle and son. Will
nam, spent the past weekend at home.
Mrs. J. ]. Meares and little son re-
turned to their home, in Shreveport.
Tuesday.
The advocates of the national
came are rafting the willows up this
! way just now.
Mr.. Alton Keoun was guest of
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. T. N. Keoun,
during the past weekend.
Mrs. H. G.. Wyche. who for some
{ t;n,e past has been with her daughter,
Mrs. Graham, Of Collins, Miss, return
ed home Sunday.
The Pleasant Hill baseball team
played the high school team Tuesday
afternoon. The game ended in a score
x 10 to IA in Plain Dealings favor.
--Mesdames H. j. McGehee and J. II.
wheeler and Misses Pearl Wyche and
Tena Sherburne attended the presby-
terfan Auxiliary held in Shreveport
last week.
Quite an interesting baseball game
Vas played between the Bossier City
xhOol team and Plain Dealings team
last Friday afternoon. The visiting
team went down in defeat, Plain Deal
ing scoring twice in the ninth INNING.
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rng Hoo acres Taxes. 1898: inter
est and cost to be added.
Bt'RRAGE, t. E.-LOts /, and 3 OF block
/, Princeton and sundry lots and grounds
at Princeton: east half of southwest
quarter, northwest quarter of southeast
quarter, north half of south half of
southwest quarter and north half OF
southwest quarter of southeast quarter Of
sec 33, tp ID. rng II Tess Is aeresl -
III acres. Taxes $S0.5}; interest and
cost to be added.
BUTLER, Mary.-The southeast quarter Of
northeast quarter of sec 30, tip II, rng
11--40 acres. Taxes. $4.O2 interest and
cost to be added.
cHADICK, A. e.-The east half, north half
Of northwest quarter and south half Of
southwest quarter OF sec 0, tp II, rng
11-4SO acres. Taxes, SOL 80; interest
and cost to be added. &
COOMRS, Richard K.--The east half OF
northwest quarter OF sec %, tip 10, rng
$50 acres. Taxes, S12.06 !; interest and
cost to be added.
DII4LARD, Lena.--I4ot Is Of block 4. Oak
to be added.
| DOUGLAS, Mary and Alex.-The south
west quarter OF northeast quarter OF sec
Is, tip II, rng Ito acres. Taxes, 6.O3
interest and cost to be added.
| FRANKLIN. Sandy The southeast quarter
Of sec 81, tp 1S. rng IL, and north half
OF northwest quarter of sec 3, tp II, rng
4 11--24O acres. Taxes, $43.T0; interest
/ and cost to be added.
| HOUSTON, Delia.--A certain 3O-acre
parcel of land, as fos1ows Commence al
the northwest corner sec 4, tip 16, rns
IL; run east SUFFICIENT distance: then
south to Dortch. branch, then in a north
westerly direction to where said branch
crosses west line, sec a, tip 10, rng A.
thence north to point OF beginning. Vol
ume s., page 81. Taxes, 1885; Interest
and cost to be added
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A Party for the Graduates.

Two more weeks and school will be
out, so our graduates have taken their
day. Their first entertainment was
given last Friday night, when Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Turnkey entertained them ut
their lovely little home. Quite a num-
her Of enjoyable games were INDUCED
in-0ne a guessing contest, with Hanli-
ter Baily being the lucky guesser, win
ming big box of candy. In the pro-
gressive rock. George Kelly was lucky
in winning pretty little gold knife.
A delicious salad course was served
to Misses Bernice Stroud, Emma HILL
Bernice Bush. Louise Gould. Edna Win
ston, Ethel Cornish, Verdya Lou Nc
Kellar, Maurine Garrett, Maggie Fenet
and Mae Lusk, and Messrs. Paul Nc
Gaughey, Dave Foley, Doyle Sanders,
Carter Mckinney, Willie Dennig, Sher-
burne Sentell, g. T. Mays, jr., Hamiter
Bailey, Edens Cheshire and George
Kelly.
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An Enjoyed Occasion.

Mrs. II. ]. McGehee entertained the
Auxiliary (of all three churches) Tues
day evening. First, there was lovely
little program at the church, and Mrs.
Wisinghunt, Of Shreveport, who is a
guest of Mrs. McGehee, gave quite an
interesting talk. After the program
the ladies We're all taken to the home
Of the hostess and ushered into the
lovely dining room. which was all
aglow with burning candles and cut
flowers. In the center Of the table, sur
rounded by lovely ferns and buds and
pink candles in crystal holders, stood
the beautifully embossed cake-with
eleven tiny calldles-for this was the
tenth anniversary Of the Auxiliary, and
the eleventh ITO grow on" Much mer-
riment was made over the cutting of
the birthday cake.
Delightful punch and, several kinds
OF cake We're served to the guests.
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Mrs. w. ]. Hedge Entertains.

The Double Eight Rock Club met
with Mrs. w. ]. Hedge Wednesday Of
last week at the fine old colonial .
home Of her father, Capt. J. H. Nattin,
of COllinsburg, and, despite the deplor-
able weather, quite number Of guests
We're present. A delicious salad course,
with Strawberries and cake, was serv-
ed to Mesdames j. T. Adger, w. f..
Bell. c. E. Bolinger. A. s. Brown, ]. j.
Doles, J. ID. Fenet, Il. s. Fluitt, NJ. II.
Gray, George Nattin, B. j. Purcell,
]. r. Rodgers, Allyedell Stratton, ]. b.
Walker, ]. r.. Walker, NJ. M. Ward.
n b. Winter and X. Il. Wyche, and
Miss Mary Pickett.
Mrs. A. 8. Brown, cutting with Mrs.
B. J. Purcell, won the club prize and
Mrs. John J. Doles the guest prize
10th lovely bottles Of toilet water.
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Where Everything
Is just Right

Come on down the street
way down
to the last stand in the
long line here in
PLAIN DEALING,
to find the best kept stock,
at prices that will
appeal to Your pocketbook.
TO the man Of
long experience it is easy
to attractiyely arrange
stock, and at the same time
So display it as to permit
of easy selections
on the part of the buyer.
And to grow in business
prices must be made
inviting
all Of which we realize.
anything you would
expect to find in a
well conducted
country store
at the stand just below the
Dudney and
Turnkey Brothers Market.
Yours to serve,
I'll. l.. KING
Plain Dealing
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The precepts of Jesus are the essen
tial element OF our religion. Regard
these as your rule Of life, and you build
your house upon a rock. Live them out
indeed, and you have entered the king
dom of heaven--y0u even now enter it.
--Chdnniag.
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WAGGONER, ]. D-The east half Of north.
west quarter and south half of northeast
quarter Of sec II, tp %, rng II. Taxes,
$21.44 interest and cost to be added.
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Given under my hand and seal of Office on
this, the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1922.
G. T. MAYS, President
Police Jury. Bossier Parish. Louisiana.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-18

upon diligent inquiry his place of resi-,
deEco ANA postoliico address cannot
he ascerlained so that process can
not be aeryed upon him. having been
filed in the Clerks Office of the Cir.
cult Court OF seid county, notice is
therefore hereby given TO the said de-
PENDANT that the complainant filed her
bill Of complain in said Court. in the
ChancCry lite thereof on the 10th day
Of October 1922. and that thereupon a
summons Issued out OF said Court
wherein said suit l. now pending. re-
turnabe on the second Monday in the
month of January, \. y. 1923, as Is
by law required Now. unless YOU
the said defendant above named. Ed.
ward Decker shall personally be'and
appear before said irCuit Court on
the first day OF the next term thereof
to be holden at ottawa, in and for
the said county, on the second Mon
day in January, A. D. 1923 and ple0d.
answer or demur to the said com.
plamant's bin Of complaint, the same
and the matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken as
confessed and decree entered
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-18
NOTICE OF. PUBLICATION
CkANCERY

State OF Illinois, La Sale C0unty--ss,
In the Circuit Court. To January
Term. A. %. 1928.
Sarah Martg VI. William Martz, In
Chancery. Bill for Divorce. Gen.
No. 2G294
q = Affdavit that the above named de-
f" PENDANT, William Mart2, hath gone
out Of and does not regidc in the state
Of Illinois and that the said defend.
ant Is nonresident of the state If
Illinois, and further affidavit that
upon diligent Inquiry the place of resi-
dence OF the defendant, William Mari2.
cannot be ascertAinod, so that process
cannot be served tpQn him. haying
been filed IN the Clerks Office Of the
Clcuit Court az said county, notice iS
therefore hereby Higeh to the said non.
resident defendant thai the complain.
ant filed her bill Of complaint IN said
Court In the Chmcefy side lhcfeOf, IN
thu 10th day oil Octpbcr 1929. and
that thereupon Il Summons issued ont
OF said Court, Wherein said suit Il now
pending. rcturnablr on tho second
Monday IN The month Of January,
A -. 1923, rs Is by law required Now
nnle}a you, the said nonresident de-.
Tenaant ab0pc urmcd, william MART,
shall personally be and appear before
'shid iftuir Court, On the first dag Of
the next term thereof, 10 be holden
at Ottawa, in and fer the said county,
on the second Monday in January, A.
ID. 1923, and plead. answer or demur
,ls to the said compliments bin OF COM
plaint, the same and the matters and
things therein charged and stated will
be taken as confessed. end decree
entered against you according to the
prayer OF said hill.
JOHN l. WlTZEMAN, Clerk
Ottawa, Illinois, October 10, 1922.
KELLY 4 KELLY. Compts Sclrs
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATIONS
ANTERV

state of Illinois. La Sale County-ss,
IN the Circnt Court. To January
Term \. ID. 1928 q.
Ilcil2 Decker VS. Edward Decker In
Chancery Divorce. Gen. No 2G293.
Affidavit that on due inquiry said
defendant, Edward Decker. cannot be
found, nor can his place OF residence
be aseertaiped, and that said defend.
ant. Edward Decker, is either a non.
resident of the State of Illinois or
hath gone out of this State or is con'
sccaled within this State, and that
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-18
The Bishop Reformed.

Philip Brooks likes to have his iok>
as well as any hlAl. onr day Mr.,
Baldwin of fhti ClniStjan union Was
writing 70 him and, slipped into tire
letter a newspaper clipping Of It tail,
be had given on profanity. Promptly
zane he answer from the good
bishop II have Just finished r2adln"
your remarks on profanity. lun VII
be glad 10 know that agree with
them and have entirely abandoned The
habit -isoston Transcript
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-18
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-120.acre da..y farm, near
city; substantial home. barns, cribs,
chicken houses and odtbuldings; es-
tablished business; an ideal place for
a man and two or three sons; only
need about $4,000 cash; it's the dairy
farmer that makes the money in these
times; don't let this opportunity pass.
G. A. CROWDEN, Armory Block, o..
tawa, III.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-18
Why the Salmon Is Pink.

Men of Sclenrc were long puzzled 10
know why the various salmon and
trout have red or pink flesh, Now they
believe that the color comes frnm the
food they eat. All of the salmon fam
lily are fond Of Shclliish