The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], October 12, 1901, Image 7

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JsYSPARROWsT
L4go I had occasion to
tereeting change in the
Lnperament of a crane
L picked P in
tkansaV
0ihctownsontheili8
( "and the change wm
I vas p'aeed in a email
wa6 literally filled with
W These pets did
isitor from the lowlands,
lie daily assaults on the
The sparrows would eya-
oop down on tne crane j
U the attack was fierce j
ffor awhile, but finally the
L swamps figured out a
ktaliation, and it wa&ei
some way the crane
sparrow was pretty sweet
torn me wwe bhc iioiuiu
d on sparrows.
ild slip up cautiously on
witterers and throw her
out like a gig. Whenever
Lark. She always landed
da singular thing is that
allow them whole, f eath-
But the crane would al-
r. the bird by dipping it in
liter basins of the park,
evidently did not agree
sne, and she became a
lv and showed signs of in-
She finally died, and the
!:e park believes that the
h was caused by a severe
;.-stion, brought on by c-at-N.
0. Tinies-Demo-
FOR HER COOKING.
of
f New Orleans Boasts
City's Superiority.
: of cooks and cooking,"
man of New Orleans who
! all over the1 country, to
mocrat reporter, "I have
New Orleans is the most
. t 11 mi f 1
v m uie worm, me ioxi
. Orleans hotels and cafes
!v far superior lo any
v other jilacft. I hove been
the most celebrated places
!, in Paris, London, Berlin
more noted plncfs in this
:a New Orleans leads the
f-j.-ilv. One may find here
r.d daintiest things in the
ir.d they are prepared in a
ould tc-mnt the annetite- of
j. 11
Washington boasts of good
id rightly, too, because one
at the capital some of the
i in the country. But they
me up to the New Orleans
f cooking. San Francisco
it to the Crescent City when
to cooking and loading the
h good things to eat. One
'tneh cooking in New York
-so. but it comes awfully
I he native talent in these
ry ioor, judging from my
ri nee. But here in Xew
i the cooking is good, the
-asoived, and it is gen
'td in the most appetizing
luil.Ie."
JLY WANTED TIME.
Conference Shut Off a Long.
Wmdei Talker.
-hi a group of members were
FEWER BIBLES IN HOTELS.
Coplea Once Found Generally in Bureau
Drawers How Disappearing.
"For the past six months I have
been trying to figure out a question in
morals," said a man of experience to
i New York Sun reporter. "Some
body is on the down grade. Either
the proprietors of hotels throughout
the country are becoming demoral
ized or their patrons have slipped a
cog, and I am trying to findout which
it is.
"I've been travelings good part of
the time for the past 30 years, and up
to two years ago I seldom pu t up et a
hotel where I did not find a Bible
iucked away in the bureau drawer.
But now the Bibles are missing. I
never knew, until the little books be
came an unknown quantity, how
much I had come to depend upon
them es a familiar figure in the ever
changing hotel life of a man on the
road.
"I don't take to myself the credit
of having read the Book whenever I
might and should have read i t ; indeed,
I fear that there ere many weeks at a
stretch when I never looked inside of
it, but somehow it gave ne- a sort of
home-like, comfortable feeling to see
a copy lying around m a strange
house, and for years my first action,
upon being shown into a room, was to
open the top drawer and see if the
Bible was in place. If it was there,
and it usually was, I felt kind of set
tled for the night; otherwise, I was
lonesome and out of sorts.
"These Bibles were providedindif
ferent ways. In some places they
were furnished by the Tract society,
which had obtained permission from
the proprietor to place a Bible in each
room of his hotel, but in other places
the management took the initiative
as a stroke of business policy, and saw
to it that the books were distributed
throughout the house.
"Why the Bibles have disappeared
from the hotels is what is puzzling
me. Chicago was the lirst town to
abolish them. It gave me quite a
shock when I stopped at one ofthe
Michigan avenue hotels one night
and failed to find the Bible-in its ac
customed place, or any other place,
for that matter. 1 went rijjhtdown
to the proprietor end made inquiry
as to the change. My altitude in the
matter gave the employe's tne im
pression that I was an evangelist or
some other kind of itinerant preach
er, and their subsequent treatment of
me afforded the other guests no end
of amusement and myself plenty of
inconvenience, but there is no use
talking, I really was lost without the
Bible.
"Since then the Bibles h ave gradu
ally made their exit from the hotels
of other towns, both large and small
I have asked a good many people the
cause of their absence, but nobody
seems equal to the job of txplaining.
Have the hotel managers and the
tract society grown careless, or do
they think that men who travel are
past redemption and that putting
Bibles in their rooms is a polite and
up-to-date way of easting pearls be
fore swine? Of course1, there is a jkjs
wbility that they believe us to be so
good that we don't need Iiiblcs, but
even I, with all my conceit, am in
clined to reject this theory."
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.!
8TATK OF MISSOURI. tM
CountT of LifnTette.
Id the Circuit Court of Lafayette County,
MUMCurt, December term, ln.
Bettle Atami and James Adaroa,'
aer tmsband. Belle Btralvht and
Jamea B. Mnugal. her husband,
PutintiBs,
vs.
Young P. MeCoraack, Hardy H.
McCormack, Malla Early and
Thomas Early, ber butbaud;
Coy Moi'orinack, Jeasle McOr
nntck, Katie UcCormack and
Murine McCormack.Defeodams.
Now at tills day come the plaintiff herein by
theirattorneys and tile their petition, alleging,
ainonir other lliluro. that defendants Coy Mo-
Cormack, Jessie McCormack, Katie McCor-
ac-k and Nortne McCormack, are not resi
dents ol the slate of Missouri:
M hereupon. It la ordered by tne clerk
i vacation, that said non resident defen
dants be notiflid by publication that
plaintiffs have commenced a suit against
them iu this court, the object and general
nature ol which is to. partition ine
following described real evUte situated In
Lafayette county, Missouri, to-wlt : The south
half or the northwest quarter or tne norui
west uuarter. section eight (Hi. township forty
eight te) and range twenty-eight (20), and
that unless the said non-resident defendants
be and appear at this court, at the next term
thereof, to be begun and bolden at the court
house in the city of Lexington, in aula county,
on the itnd day of December next, and on or
before the first day of said term. If the term
shall so long continue, and if not, then on or
before the last day of said term.answer or plead
to the petition in said cause, the same will be
taken as coniessea. ana juogmem wiu ue
rendered accordingly.
And it Is further ordered, that a copy hereof
be published, according to law in tho Weekly
Intelligencer, a newspaper published in said
County of Lafayette for four weeks succes
sively, miui snea at least once a wee, me wti
insertion to be at least thirty days before the
first day of said next December term, iwi, 01
this court. . .
J. H. CAMPUELL, Circuit uerk
Rr J. W. Bvonok. UcDutv .
Alexander Graves and Charles Lyons. Altor
ney for Plaintiffs. iu-"
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fashions illustrated in natural colors are
especially vnluable to the ladies.
The colored comic section i3 a
genuine laugh-maker. The if unny car
toons are by the best artists. The
humorous stories aro high class, bv
authors of national reputation.
Sheet music, a high-class, popular
song, is furnished free every Sunday ir
The Republic.
The price of the Sunday Republic by
mail one year is $2.00. For sale by all
news dealers.
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No. 71. Ho.7.
Leave St. Louis 7 :5 am : 14 pm
Arrive Bedalla x; pm : am
" Concordia :ui pm o.uo u.
" Aullvllle 4:pm 6:44 Rm
" HigginsvlUe 4:J7pm 8:84 am
" Page City pm :.4i"m
" Lexington Brnpm 8:IOn
" Myricx o:l pm
Wellington :S4pm 7 8 am
Waterloo. :40pm 7:8Sam
" Napoleon 5:47 pm 7:40 am
" Independence 6:45 pm 8:34 am
Kansas City .. 7:lSpm 'm
" St. Joseph 1:05 pm
D4ILT.
AST BOUND TBAIN8.
No. 74.
NO. 72.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, I
County or UfAvint. i
Leave St. Joe
Kansas tuy. ..
Independence.
Napoleon
Waterloo.. ....
Wellington....
Myrick
Lexington-
Page CiTy
HigginsviUe...
Aullv.'le
Concordia
(Sedalia -10:00 om
St Louis ciuam
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EXASs
Efiective March 10th, 1901,
thfL
Special rates tokanaas City every Saturday
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette County, Mis
souri, December Term, 1W1, at Lexlngun.
Fannie L Saunders, PlalntUT,
vs.
Luther C Saunders. Defendant
Now at this day comes tho plaimUT nerein.
hv her Httnrnet-H. and tiles her Detition and
affidavit, alleging, among other things, that evening and Sunday.
defendant, Luther U. SnuDders, is not a resi
dent of the state of Missouri:
WneicuiRm it is ordered by the clerk in
vacation tliat said delendant be notitled by
publication that plaintiff bas commenced a
suit huh in ft, him iu this court, the object and
general nature of which Is to obtain a decree
of divorce from tne Donas or matrimony Here
tofore contracted on the grounds that said
defendant. Luther C. Saunders, is an habitual
drunkard and a vagrant within the mean
ing of the law respecting vugrauts. and
that unless the said Luther C. Saunders be
and appear at this court, at the next term 0,.Bnl, fMv. Roonville and LeiiUff'
thereoi, to be begun and bolden at the court -- -j ' . .
FREIGHTS.
.Leaves Lexington....
' Page City ...
" HigginsviUe..
" Auilville
' Concordia....
2:15 pm seaaiia
Dully, except Sunday.
Kast
8 50 am.
9:45 am
10:O5 am
Hi:30 am
11:00 am
West
3:35 am
2:50 pm
4 25 pm
1:40 pm
1:10 pm
10:40 am
linnse. in the rilv of Lexington, in said coun
ty, on the 2nd dav of December next, and
on or before the 1st day of suid term, if the
term shall so long continue and if not, then
on or before the lust day of said term, answer
or plead to the petition In said cause, the same
will i.c taken us cor.ressea, aim juugmeni win
be rendered accordingly.
And It l further ordered that a copy hereof
be published according to law In the Lexing
ton Intelligentier, n newspaper pr.blishrd in
said county of Lafayette. lot tour weens suc
cessively, published at least once a week, the
Hist insertion to DU at least ininy uaa ueiorc
tho first day of suid next Dcceniber;terni of
this oourr.
J. H. CAMPBELL, Circuit Clerk.
Hy J. W.Syonok, Deputy.
John S. llluckweli & Son. Attorneys for
I'mintllT. 0--!t
ton Division.
MIXED DAILf EXC. SUNDAY
Announces the Opening of its
Red River Division
nToM
Dsnison and Sherman,
Texas. & &
Through Train Service will shortly
be established from Su Louis and Kansaf
City over tie . J
Shortest Line to Texas
Hie
mioking room ol the
ii'iiiiimns about a iiuv.siire
w us uroDDsi-d f j rcfonimcnd
"Miltration of the govern
' mi liicli wo were all under
in complete artement.
P iiitnib(r who had up to
h' "lured no objection, and
t'l. .-at in absolute silence
' ;w well known forin ex-
'fv antitudo in sninninf nut
, ' i n
'iu- most trivial subject
ttitli the words: "I suppose
'iiulhino to be suid on tha
l. ' "1 dare say there it'
si-xton observed, "and i' we
"I'le of months to spare you
tin- very man to say it; but
11 see. the matter is coming
lU-lllllUt) , ,11. V
Lv i? no time." So the little
Ivokc up. .Chambers;' Jour-
indon'a Recreation GroundJ.
ire now in London and its
,a'e IH-iirlilinrlwinil nnfl mililip
MToiuuls varvin-r in size 1 much nlivt
I'l'iii Forest, which, with
'"' ''"lats. is overfl.OOO acres in
In hit ,.
LITTLE PIGS IN A HOLE.
Strange Subterranean Adventure in Can
ada'a Oil Fields.
Several weeks Ago, when the Unit
ed tins & Oil company uba intoned a
well on the farm of Adolphus Fox
near Olindn, says the Montreal Star,
a 12-inch hole -lo feet deep was left
exposed. Four of Mr. Fox's pigs
while wandering about in search of a
cool spot, found the openi ng and pro
ceeded to investigate, with the result
that all fell to the bottom where a
cave had formed owing to the quick
sand caving iu. In this small space
45 feet below the earth's surface, two
of the young porkers lived for more
than a "month. Mr. Fox had no hope
of saving them, yet he dropped corn
down the hole every day because he
could hear the pigs grunting. An ef
fort was made to secure tho iigs which
risuuen sm-irsri -- -
I enlarged and, suspended ly a strong
! rope Joe Fox was lowereil. The four
j piss were brought to the surface, but
! two of tlutn were dead. The other
! two soon recovered md are now very
M. K.& I. KEDTJCED RATES INIHDIAH
TEKRITORI.
Ever Bince ibe construction of the M
K. & T. Ry. through the Indian Terrltorj
its local passe oger rata between Stallone
in tbe Indian Territory bas been on the
baitis of five cents a mile. Tbe customary
rate ol passenger lares on railroads, ex
cept in sparcelv settled country, is three
cents a mile. Tbe population of tbe In
diaa Territory during the past few years
ba grown rapirMj; there has been
large increase In passenger traffic on this
account, and tbe Katy officials recogniz
log the wants of tbe people and tne
justice of bo doing, have voluntarily ar
ranged to reduce the local passenger rate
to a basis ol three cents a mile. This re
duction will take place on or about No
vember first. There will be great rejoio
ing among the residents along tbe line ol
tbe M. K. & T.
No. 72.
Leave.
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Sri.1) am
Biiuill..
9:10am..
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11 '.main
2;jn am
4 45 pm
Head down.
Lexington ...
Myrick.
Nortlirup
.....Dover
Edwards
Waverly
Marshall ...
Roonville....
Tipton
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,i interesting stories is sent to the sub
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awake man and woman.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette County,
Missouri, December Term, liwl.
Kobert Sender. Plaintiff,
vs.
Lettaer B. Sender, Defendant.
Now at tdls day comes tbe plaintiff herein,
by bis itttorney, and flies bis petition and
affidavit, alieirimr, utnoni; other thing's, that
rli-t.-ndinit I.etber 11. Sender, is not a
resident of the state of Missouri: Where
upon it is ordered by the clerk In vacution
that said defendant b notified by publication
that plaintiff bits commenced a suit against
her iu this court, the object and ireneral
nature of which is to obvain a decree of
riimivn from tlin bonds of matrimony
heretofore contracted b tween plaintiff
and defendant on the grounds of adultery
and other Inditrnilles as to render his
condition Intolerable, and that unless tbe
aniri non-resident defendant. Lether II
Scmler, be and appear at. this court, at the
next term thereof, to be b- gun and holden
at the court house, in the city of Lex
Ington. in said county, on the 2nd day of
December next, and on or before the flrsi day
of said term, if the term shall so long-continue,
and if not. then on or before the last day
of said term, answer on plead to the petition
In said cause, the same will betaken as con
fessed, and Judgment will be rendered accoru-
inirlv
And It lo further ordered that a copy hereof
be published according to law In the Lexing
ton intelligencer, a newspaper puuusneu m
said county of Lafayette for four weeks sue
txssivlv. iMitillshnd nt least once li week, the
last Insertion to tie at least i.nirty nays oeiore
the first day of said next December term of
this court.
A true copy. Attest
J. H. CAM1M1ELL, Circuit Clerk,
nvJ W Hvdnoh. Deputy.
Clarence Vlvlon. Attorney tor Plaintiff. 9-7t5
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To euro the most despeiate rheumatism or
catarrh take notanie Blood Balm(B. B, B.) tbo
w ilder of ihe age. Cures when all else fails.
It kills tho poison In the blood and gives a
pure, heiiithy Wool supply, stopping all
gnawing, shooting aches and pains in the
bimos. Joints, back, and reduces nil swellings.
Hawking, spitting, dropping in the throat,
offensive breath and catarrh, irritations of
tlic niuciKrus membranes quickly d'sappenr
thus muklng a perfect, permanent cure of Ihe
wm st rheumatism or deep-seated catarrh.
R B. 11. especially advised tor old. obstinate
cases. Druggists, fl. Trial treatment free
and prepaid by writing Dr. Ollliim, 20. Mitch
ell si.. Atlanta On. Describe trouble and
free medical advice given.
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His Idea of Classical Music.
i ..l ,; .lvsiii'iilic srtvs clinical
''tin city onrdenMiml play-. overheard be
"KaMinnp; an eirhh or a . ,,,..;
f "nncre. These include 100 ? nd "Ve.
r ..... . . f inxio-n DailV rut'"5-
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tlu' 1'irgcst is 11 acrosand tlio
few yards sqimrc.
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Nothinu to Boast Of.
There an occn.-ioii. when ignorant
people seem tc know tho moft.-Cbi-
! ciigo Daily News-
Notice To Krlilffe Conlraetors.
I will let to tho lowest and best bidder on
Fill DAY. OCTOilEK 2.1. A. D. 1IWI,
for construction, an A Truss Hrldgo, thirty
feet span with two approaches, each sixteen
Uel long, to be built over Smith Davis creek
near Ihe -Henry Couch plane and on or near
the Htm between sections W and '.4, township
4 Yet "big will tako place at bridge site at
III::) o'clock a. tn.
I', mi and siivlllcatlons can bo seen at
time, mid pluen of letting.
Cunt rai'lor Is toglve bond for nuilnteiiiince
of bridge as the law directs.
Commissioner reserve tbe right-to reject
any or all bids. U. I). WKKIUN,
u-2titd Commissioner,
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Wtiereas, Lafayetlo County Bunk, a cor
poration, by lis (leed of trust, dated June at,
ISM, and recorded In tbeoillce of the recorder
nt (leeiis tor uiiinyciio i-omiij, unmnuri,
i.i luuib in; t. nniri' inn. conveyed to Joseuli
A. Wilson, us trustee, the following described
1 ..stMii. sliiinted In Lufavette county.
Missouri, to-wlt: The east two-liftbs of lot
a. in block 111. In the first addition to I lie town
now cltv.of Lexington; that Is to say, twenty
feet oil' the east, side of lot li. In block in
tin. first, mlilltloii tu the town, now city, of
Lexington, In trust to secure the payment of
a certain promissory note in the said deed of
trust described; and whereas, default has
been made In the payment of said note and
the Interest thereon, now notice Is hereby
i.u.i.t, thtit 1 .lnwitili A. Wilson, trustee, at
the request of the legal holder and owner of
said note, will sell for cash, to tne nignesi
bidder, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1901,
between the hoursof nine o'clock In tbe fore
,,i. ..ml Hve nVI.K-li In tbe afternoon ol
that (lav. in front of the main door of the
court bouse, in the City of Lexington, Lafuy
etle county. Missouri, the said real estate
for the purpose of satisfying such note and
Interest accrued thereon, and t lie costs and
expenses of executing this t rust.
U-ailS JOSEl'll A. lLsoX. Trustee.
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
I will let to the lowest and best bidder on
MONDAY, OCT01!EU28, A. D 1!KU.
for construction an A Truss Bridge, thirty
feet span, to be built across Little Mil creen,
in the northwest corner of section in. town.
ship 4!i. range 27. and about one and a quarter
iiiiii-s Hiinili of Thus J. Powell's residence.
Letting will tako place at brldgo site at 10:30
o'clock a. in.
I'laii and specifications can be seen at
time and place of letting.
Contractor is to nlve bond for maintenance
ol bridge as the law directs.
Commissioner reserves the rlsht to reject
anv or all nuts. n. i. t,r,ii..
y'-istd Commissioner,
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
1 will let to the lowest and best bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEK. 23, A . D . , 1(101,
A wooden bridge for construction, about 30
feet long, to be built across branch on pub
lic toad between Dover and Colder, near anil
nut fur from tne quarter section corner o.-.
tween sections 3 and 4. township ftll, raiine W
Letting will take place at bridge site at
lutsu o'clock a m.
Flan and specltlcatlons will be seen at time
and place of letting.
Contractor Is to ulve bond for nuilnttnai oe
of bridge as tbo law directs.
Commissioner rcsorves tho right to reject
anv or all bids. '
tt-2Std B. D. WEEDIN, Commlsstom r.
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J. D. Easter. Jr.. Agent.
W J. Black, O, P.A.,Topeka, Kas.
Chicago and Alton Railroad.
Trains leave Higglnsvllle as follows:
west Bound.
No. 8. 8t,L, and K. C. ma 1.. ;
i T i a 1 1 r nnii i.iii. in ut'u , ...
" 81. HigginsviUe and K. C. nccom. 7:5.iam
" 13, St. Louis and K C. mall 4:30 pm
" 119, Local freight and accent B:7 am
EAST BOUND.
No. 14, St. L. and K, C. mall ( "
6n. K. C. ana mgginsviiiu la-uu. y
' 10, Calif, and Col. limited 7: pm
' 12 St. L and K. C. mall. 107 pm
116, Local lrciaht and accom 12:45 pm
V. S. LYONS, .Ticket Agent,
Telephone No. 50.
SM Antonio.
VIA
WACO, S. A. 4 A. P. and SOU. PAC.
AND TO
AUSTIN,
VIA ELGIN AND H. 4. T. C.
Through Tourist Sleepers
CALIFORNIA,
Via SAN ANTONIO and SOU. PAC.
J t. WOHTH INGTON.
S. N. Wilson
LEXINGTON. MISSOURI.
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance Agents,
ABSTRACTS OF T11LE MADE,
Will loan money on improved farm lands at
f and per cent interest
OFFICK IN IIjEULE BUILDING.
Dr.J.W.Meng,
Surgeon Dentist.
Office in the Mens Building,
Lexington, Missouri.
STEPHEN N. WILSON,
ATTOKNEV-AT-LAW.
Lexington. Missouri.
Office: Room 8 and 10, Haerlo nuilding.
Quickest and Best Line to
MEXICO.
"KATY FLYER"
St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City.
ALL TRAINS HAVC
FREE KATY CHAIR CARS and
BUFFET SLEEPERS.
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What Shall We Haye for De sort?
This question arises in the fiimlly every
day. Let us answer it today. TryJell-O, a
delicious desert. Prepared In two minutes.
No bnklngl add hot water and set to coo'.
Flavors: Lemon, oratigo, raspberry arid straw
berry. At j our grocers, lo cents. 5
Jell-O, the Sow Desert,
pleases all the family. Four ilavors -lemon
orange, raspberry and strawberry. At your
Grocers. 10 cents. Try It today.
nil FP Cured by Climax Salve
niLo
Satisfaction
or price refunded. Alldruggisis.
AND TERRITORY BEYOND.
W. 8, LYONS.
I'assenaer and ticket Arent.HlirgtiisvilL'.Vo'
ClKO.J.CiiAKLTON, G. P A: T. A Clilcnito.'H.
A HAKE CHANCE.
Having decided to close out my hold
ings of cows and heifers, some HO head, 1
offor for sale one and all. My line coin
prise Shorthorns, Anguses Herelords and
Jersey mixed. All were selected with
reference to milk strain, formerly being;
In creamery business. Some Twenty odd
with calf at foot and balafice to calve
shortly. Prices ranging from 25 to f50
per head. Call on or address,
Talbot Bimpsok,
apr27year 1 Aullvllle, Mo.