Cottage Grove sentinel., July 06, 1916, Image 6

Federal Inquiry or
Railroad Strike?
Faced by demands from the conductors, engineers, firemen and brakemen
that would impose on the country an additional burden in transportation costs of
$100,000,000 a year, the railroads propose that this wage problem be settled by
reference to an impartial Federal tribunal.
With these employes, whose efficient service is acknowledged, the railroads
have no differences that could not be considered fairly and decided justly by such
a public body.
Railroads Urge Public Inquiry and Arbitration
The formal proposal of the railroads to the employes for the settlement of
the controversy is as follows:
“ Our conference* hire demonitrsted that we cannot harmonite our difference* ol opinion and that eventually the
matter* in controversy muat be uaued upon by other and disinterested agencies Therefore, **e propose that vour
proposals and the proposition of the railways be disposed of by one or the other of the following methods:
I. Preferably by submission to the Interstate Commerce Commission, the only tribunal which, by reason of its
accumulated information bearing on railway conditions and ita control of the revenue of the railways, is in a posi­
tion to consider and protect the rights and equities of all the interests affected, and to provide additional revenue
necessarv to meet the added cost of operation in rate your proposals are found by the Commission to be just and
reasonable, or, in the event the Interstate Commerce Commission cannot, under existing laws, act in the premises,
that we jointly request Congress to take such action as may be necessary to enable the Commission to consider and
promptly dispose of the questions involved; or
2 By arbitration in accordance with the provisions of the Federal law" (The N'ewlanda Act).
Leaders Refuse Offer and Take Strike Vote
Leaders of the train service brotherhoods, at the joint conference held in Nev
York, June 1-15, refused the offer of the railroads to submit the issue to arbitration
or Federal review, and the employes are now voting on the question whethei
authority shall be given these leaders to declare a nation-wide strike.
The Interstate Commerce Commission is proposed by the railroads as the
public body to which this issue ought to be referred for these reasons:
No other body with such in intimité knowi-dge
of nilroad conditions his such in unquestioned posi­
tion in the public confidence
The rates the railroads may charge the public tor
transportation are now largely fixed by this Ciovern-
ment board.
Out of every dollar received by the railroads trom
the public nearly ona-half 11 paid directly to the em-
ploves as wages; and the money to pay increased wages
can come trom no other source than the rates paid
by the public.
The Interstate Commerce Commission, with its con­
trol over rates, is in a position to make a complete
investigation and render such decision as would pro­
tect the interests of the railroad employes, the owner*
of the railroad*, and the public.
A Question For the Public to Decide
The railroads feel that they have no right to grant a wage preferment of
$100,000,000 a year to these employes, now highly paid and constituting only
one-fifth of all the employes, without a clear mandate from a public tribunal that
shall determine the merits of the case after a review of all the facts.
The single issue before the country is whether this controversy is to he settled by an
impartial Government inquiry or by industrial warfare.
National Conference Committee of the Railways
ELISHA LEE, Chairman
A L B R I G H T . G m 7 M ans par
A t la n t ic C o s t L in e R a ilro a d .
W . B A I D W I N . G e e 'l M anager.
C e n t r a l of C e o r f i a R a ilw a y .
C . L B A R D O , Gen i M a na tar.
N e w Y o r k , N e w H a v e a A H a r t f o r d R a ilr o a d
E H C O A P M A N , VU+Prasidant.
S o u t h e r n R a ilw a y .
9 E . C O T T F . R . G a s 7 M anager
W a b a s h R a ilw a y .
P. B. C R O W L E Y . A sst Vice President
N e w Y o r k C e n t r a l R a ilw a y .
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H E M E R S O N . Gan I Mama aw
N . Ü . M A H E R . Vua P m id a n t.
N o r f o lk A W e tt e r n R a ilw a y .
G r e e t N o r t h e r n R a ilw a y .
C . H . E W I N G , Gem’ l M anager.
P h ila d e lp h ia A R e a d in g R a ilw a y .
E . W G R I C E , Gan 7 5a#/. Tram p.
C h e s a p e a k e A O h i o R a ilw a y
IAMBS RUSS8LL,
A
Gen i M anager.
H e a v e r A R io (« ra n d e R a ilro a d .
M . 9 C H O Y B R . la u d a n i V ia*Iran
P e n n s y lv a n ia L i n e s W a tt .
w I SEDOON. Phi-Am ,
A . S. G R E I G , Asst, f t Retainers,
St. L o u is A S a n F r a a c is c o R a ilr o a d
C . W . K O U N S , G an’ l M ana gar.
A t c h is o n , 1 o p e k a A S a n ta F e R a ilw a y .
H . W V I c M V S T E H . Gan I Mama tar
W h e e lin g A I a k e E r ie R a ilr o a d
S e a b o a rd A i r L in e R a ilw a y .
A . J S T O N E , Vua rra n d om .
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9. W A I D . Vita Proa 9
9 « n a c t C a n t r a ! I.ia ea
Gam 'I M gr
the H. B. Hemme home. They arc on
their way to San Hiego, Cal., where
they will make their future home.
Beulah Hanna, of Cottage Grove.
Mrs. W. A. Fisher picked cherries at
the J. E. Angel home, in Saginaw, Tues­
day and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raseh. o f Walden, were
visitors at the H. B. Hemme home Fri­
day.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
R. Y. Porter and W. A. Fisher took
July 3.— Byron Jackson is suffering
their wool to the Grove Wednesday.
from blood poisoning o f the foot.
Mr. and Mrs. Law anil family, o f Port
Miss Inez Tucker gave a party in her
home Monday evening in honor o f M i s j Angeles, Wash., spent the week end at
John Hemme is homo from
where he has been working.
f.eona,
Miss Varien Dresser and Marion I.e-
bow have been on the sick list for the
past few days.
Miss Clara l.ehow returned Sunday
from Mosby Creek, where abe had been
viaiting friends and relative*.
Prince Albert gives
smokers such
delight,
because
-» its flavor is so different and so
delightfully good;
-» i t can’t bite your tongue;
— it can’t parch your throat;
-» y o u can smoke it as long and
as hard as you like without any
comeback but real tobacco hap*
piness
On the reverse side of every Prince
Albert package you will read;
"P R O C E S S
JU LY
P A T E N T E D
3 0 tm , 1 9 0 7 "
That means to you a lot of tobacco en­
joyment. Prince Albert has always been
sold without coupons or premiums. W e
prefer to give quality I
E A lbert
O opyH fh ! 1*1«
if K J Ke> rnoiàn
the national jo y smoke
in goodness and
in pipe satisfaction
V O U ' L L fin d a c h e e r y h o w d y d o o n ta p n o
T m a t t e r h o w m u c h o f a a t r a n k e r y o u a r e in t h e
n o c k o f th e w o o d a y o u d ro p in to F o r , P r in c e
A l b e r t ia r ig h t t h e m — a t t h e firm! p l a c e y o u
p a s s th a t » « / / « t o b a c c o ! T h e t o p p y r e d
had e e l l s f o r a n i c k e l a n d t h e t id y r e d
tin f o r a d i m e ; t h e n t h e r e 'a t h e han d
a o m e p o u n d a n d h a lf-p o u n d tin
h u m id o r 9 a n d t h e
poun d
crya tm l-gla n * h u m id o r w ith
a p o n g e - m o m t e n e r to p
th a t k e e p n t h e t o
b a c c o in su c h
b a n A -u p trim
is all we or its enthusi­
astic friends ever claimed
for it!
It answers every smoke desire you
or any other man ever had! It is so
cool and fragrant and appealing to your
smokeappetite that you will get chummy with
it in a mighty short time!
Will you invest 5c or 10c to prove out our say-
so on the national joy smoke?
all-tha-
tssn a l
..BACCO IS PREPARED
TOR SMOKERS UNDER THE
PROCESS DISCOVERED IN
MAKING EXPERIMENTS TO
PRODUCE THi MOST DE­
LIGHTFUL AND WHOLE-
OME TOBACCO FOR CIG-
LE s H a TINTE^
JULY 3 0 ? I
W hwon S aub .KC.USA
)ES NOT BITE THE TONGUE
T M s la I k s rwrmnm r i d s ad I k *
P r iâ t e s A l b e r t t id y r s d tin . R s s d
t h is " P s t M t s d P r o r e — ” m e — e * e -
t o - f o u a n d r s a l i s a w k a t M a n sa s­
te m a k i n g P r i n t * A l b e r t a * m asak
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.. Winaton-Saletn, N. C
t o ro ta r l i i o n s
A dunce wna given nt flic II. II.
holin' Saturday evening m honor
The Champion Dune.
Four Feather» Muaon.
The Woman in the Alcove Greene.
Itluck Ivory Hallnntyae.
Norn and Hurdell Fisher and .Inlin
Tomorrow 'a Tangle Itouner.
I I o i i i i u o spent Sunday’ evening lit the
The Miaaiaaippi llubhln Hough
l.ehow home.
My Mamie Rose Kildare.
l.ee Monteith, of G ra y ’a Kiver, Wash.,
The Furnace of Gold Michgulc*.
■a visiting ut the Miller home.
The King's Juckul Davis.
Miss Clnrn l.ehow nud Mabel Maekie
The Backslider Allan.
were visitors ut the S. B. Juekaon home
Ill Itubcl Ada*.
Sunday.
Richurd Yon und Nay Hewlett.
The Man in Lower Ten Rhlnehart.
A Hplnmliil Hazard MacOruth.
MOUNT VIEW.
Blindfolded Walcott.
Hir Mortimer Johnson.
(Special tv* tilt* Sentinel.)
Cnpe Cod Folk* Greene.
July J. H. II. Vcatch, o f Cottage
Brewster's Million* McCutrhcon.
Grove, vvna ut the Ycutch & McKibhin
The Mystery of Murriiy Davenport
mill several duya of Inat week.
Htephena.
Mr. nud Mra. lieorge Currin, und chi I
White i.taglr I'hillipa.
dreu, of Mendling, arrived Saturday for
Half u Rogue Mncdriith.
a v lait with frieuda und relatives until
Rose o f the World Caatle.
after tue Fourth.
Riimaou 'a Folly Davis.
Mr. und Mra. Morn* MeKihbiu nud
The Widow l.erouge daboriau.
children ntteuded the funeral of Mr.
Hetty of the Rectory Meade.
Kelley in t'uttiige drove Sat unlay.
Heat a of the Mighty Parker.
Mra. I.ucy Holland, Jcuu Moaliy and
The Cureer of Mra. Osborne Millccte.
L. It. Long, i>f Collage drove, were ut
Lady Rose'* Daughter Ward
. I>. Heath's Wednesday afternoon.
Happy Hawkins Watson.
Mra. Kale Hears left Hnturduy for
The Hen Wolf London.
Eugeue to npeud the Fourth with her
Thrown on the World Clay.
daughter, Mra. Vietor Chapman.
A Fair Barbarian Burnett.
Cordon Watts, o f Cottage drove,
Without a Home Kuo.
moved hia family out to the Ycutrh &
A Deal in Wheat Nnrria.
MeKihbiu mill Thursday.
Courtship and Marriage Hnntr.
W. D. Ilenth, H. K. Lowry and Add.
Lea Miaerablea (2 villa.)- Hugo.
Heath were in Cottage drove Friday.
The Crossing Chiirehill,
Wild Animals I Have Known He
LORANB.
ton Thompson.
Return o f Hherlock Holmes Doyle
(Special to The Sentinel.)
The Cattle Baron'a Daughter Hind
July 5. Furl Morgan, of Cottage
loan.
drove is viaiting nt the J. 1». Humphrey
Ninety Three Hugo.
home ut Loraue.
Little Citizens Kelly,
Mr. and Mr*. Mean*, o f Lettn Creek,
t Mil t 'heater Tales Delufid.
celebrated the Fourth at Cottage drove.
Mereiful I’ nto Me, a Hmner Daw
Mra. Coal McLcory and non liurton, o f
son.
I’ortlund, and Miaa Hue Hmith, o f Eu-
The Lady or the Tiger Htocktnn.
gene, are viaiting Mr. und Mra. Clay
The Lion and the Unicorn Davis.
Owen* at Hhaw creek.
The Pnitril Htntea in Our Own Times
The people of l.ornne celebrated the
- Andrew».
Fourth in the park with a big picnic
A Ht range Htory l.yttou.
i dinner. In the ufterrmon a haachall
M onaier l.ccoci| daboriau.
I game furnished much umuaement. The
The Arneliffe Puzzle Holmes.
game was between the Hill Cr eat era,
A Million n Minute Dougina.
captained by Mra. J. I). Humphrey, and
The Man from Glengarry Connor.
the Hwump Angela, captained by Mra.
The Veiled Lady Hmith.
Jeaae Hurling. Tbi‘ player* were Mr.
Sw iss Family Robinson Folknrd
and Mra. Arthur Kelly, Mr. and Mra.
Captain of the Crew Harbour
Ban Humphrey, Mr. und Mra. Jack
Curl the Tritiler Caatleman.
IIitmphrcy', Mr. und Mra. deurge Fur
The Hoy Editor- Kirkland.
min, Mr. mid Mra. deorge Hmideraou,
The Would In* good* Neabit.
Mr. mid Mra. Jeaae Hurling, Mr. mid
(In the Amazon Stephens.
Mra. Frank Huvia, Fi Hu via, E ffie Crow
Title* o f Mother Goose I'erruult.
Charlie Miller, Mra. Martha Crow, Karl
The Iteara o f Blue River Major.
Morgan, Walter Ivina, Mra. It. White
The Mail Carrier Caatleman.
and Rev. Riggs. Hardy Crow was the
NIHl Leagues on the Aina/on Verne.
offieiul umpire, and the aeore waa 15
The Mlocknder* Barnes.
to 10 in favor o f the Hwuinp Angela.
O f f for Hiiwnn lionehill.
The Hfi-ond Jungle Itook Kipling
DELIGHT V ALLEY.
Melody Richards.
The Steam Shovel Man Paine.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
The Toiling of F ein Van Dyke.
July 5.—C. H. iluight went to Ash
The Perch o f (be Devil Atherton.
bind Monday to visit hia father.
An Egyptian I'rinreaa— Ebers.
Little Ilia Hopper ia improving ng.iin
Expiation Thanet.
after a relapae.
Little Brother o f the Rich Patterson.
The Cornutt children have the chick-
Anne o f the Island Montgomery.
enpox.
Twenty Yeur* After Duma*.
The I«ee Nixon family motored to Eu­
• »pen Market Huron.
gene .Saturday, returning Humlny.
Heven Hen* Kipling.
Mr. Stewart, Mra. Gilder'* Hither, ia
Many Inventions Kipling.
worae again.
Cattle Rauch to College Dinibleilny.
Miaa Hodine, o f Albany, ia viaiting
Left on Labrador— Htephena.
her aiater, Mra. Hnfley.
Miehuel Htrogoff Verne.
Aa the reault o f it miaunderatanding
The Virginiuna Thnekeray.
there wua no pirnic ut lieatty'a grove
Count llunnibul Weyman.
the Fourth. Nearly all o f the Delight
A Kur Country—Chiirehill.
Valley people attended the celebration
Hugh Wynne- Mitehell.
at Cottage drove.
Adam Bede — Eliot.
The Visioning -Unapell.
SILK CREEK.
A Prairie Courtship— Bindloas.
John Ermine- Remington.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Silas Lnphnm— Howell*.
July 5.— Sherrill Slagle arrived Sat­
Gold— White.
urday morning from Waahington.
I.yabeth— Haggard.
Mra. O. C. Da via and daughter Velma,
The Sky Man Webster.
of l.ornne, apent aeverul days the firat
Oliver Twist Dickens.
o f the week with frienda here.
Smoke Itellew London.
Sunday wua Children 'a day nt the
Title No. I LI Giiborinu.
Methodiat church. There were pretty
The Heurlet Letter Huwthome.
decoration* o f flower* and evergreen*,
Vnrila— Ebera.
and a nice program.
Itaruitby Rudge Dickens.
The Reverend Mr. Abbett, preaiding
Hulliida o f American Bravery - Hrol
elder, apoke ut the Methodiat church lard.
Wedneaday nt 10 n. tn. The quarterly
Lincoln's Speeches.
conference wna held.
The Conquest o f Consumption Hutch­
J. B. Chitwood, o f Mill City, vlaited inson.
frienda here the firat o f the week.
W a r ’s Aftcrinnth—Jordan.
Mra. H. K. Markly, o f the drove, via-
Harrurk Room Ballads— Kipling.
itei! frienda here Monday ami Tueadny.
Misery und Its Cnoses— Devine.
The It. W. darner family held their
Thro Nuture to God -Fiske.
uaual Fourth o f July celebration in the
What Is Worth Whilef Brown.
evening.
What Good Does Wishing Dot Lind­
say.
The Book o f Xmus Hnhic.
A Living Wage— Ryim.
Life o f Helen Keller.
A Country Boy— Davenport.
A History o f Greek Art—Tnrbell.
The Honor of the Hchool Barbour.
The following lint o f new books added
John Baldwin’s Testimony Foote.
to the library ia furnished by the li­
The Pony Express Rider Caatleman.
brarian, Miaa Hooper. Heveral hundred
A Midnight Guest- Whit«.
hnve been added within the pant month.
The Iron Wny— Cnrr.
Paste thin lint in your library catalog:
The Web o f Life— Herrick.
Red Men and White— Wiater.
The Heurlet Pimpernel -Ororz.y.
Ail Enemy to the King— Htephena.
Rose in the Ring— McCutcheon.
The Pinos o f Ixirey— Mitchell.
Vendetta— Corelli.
Betty W a lea Freshman— Warde.
The Big Bow Mystery— Zangwill.
Frank, the Young Naturalist— Caatle
Judge Elbridge— Rend.
man.
The Other Fellow— Hmith.
Frank in the Woods— Cnatlemun.
In the Arena— Tarkington.
Frank on the Prairie— Caatleman.
Ruling Ideas o f the Present Age—
Frank on a Gunboat— Caatleman.
Frank Before Vicksburg—Cnatlemnn. Gladden.
Brave and Bold— Alger.
Frank on the Isjwcr Miaaiaaippi- Caa-
Peck 'a Boss Hook.
tleman.
D
ora ’ h Housekeeping— Kirkland.
The White Company— Doyle.
The Young Colonist— Henty.
The Long Night— Weyman.
The Squirrel Cage—Canfield.
The Call o f the Wild— London.
Wee Wife— Carey.
Middleinarch— Eliot.
Lover or Friend— Carey.
Donovan Paaha— Parker.
Wooed and Married— Carey.
Tho Call o f the Bitted — Hichen*.
The Red Houae— Neabit.
The Broad Highway— Fnrnol.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the
An Errnnd Boy o f Andrew .Tuck
Hen.— Verne.
aon—Htoddard.
Children at Hherbomne House— Do ig
Beyond the City— Doyle.
Ins.
Oliver Twist— Dickena.
Hherburno Inheritance— Dougins.
Age o f Fable— Bulfinc.h.
Nherburno Cousins — Dougins.
Fugitive Blackamith— Stewart.
Red P ox— Roberta.
The Princea* Maritza— Brebner.
The Furnace o f the Earth— Rives.
At Home with the Jnrdinea— Bell,
Grimm’s Fairy Tales.
Ht. Ives— Stevenson.
The Westerners— White.
Captain Mnnklin— Davis.
I I c iiiiu c
of Mr. Law mid family. In *|uto of bud
went her u large crowd attended.
LIST OF NEW BOOKS NOW
IN LIBRARY
HELPFIUL WORDS
FROM A COTTAGE GROVE CITIZEN
Is your buck Inmc and pninfulf
Dues II ache especially lifter exertion f
Is there a soreness in the kidney re
giun f
These symptoms suggest weak kid
neys.
If so there is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys get fust weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention
Doan’s Kidney Pills are for weak
people.
Your neighbors use and recommend
them.
Rend this Cottage Grove testimony:
Mrs. W. K Himipc, 1(120 Chestnut HI.,
Cottuge Grove, says:
“ I can recom
mend Dunn's Kidney Pills very highly,
fur I have resorted to this niedieine on
several oernsions when mv buck felt
weak nud sure nud my kidneys were nut
lifting ns they should nud I always re
eeivod quick result*."
Price 60c, at all dealers.
Don't
simply usk for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same th.it
Mra. Sharpe had. Foster Milburn C o ,
|i 16 11
Pi-'I-■. Hu 11 ii", N V.
Mia Ki-ut* llradford Pool.
The laite Mr*. Nuli Hloi-ktiui.
The lleat Man MarOruth.
l'fiiibrokc -Wilkins.
The l'rlaiuier o f Mam/elle Roberta.
The l.iiw o f (he Land llough
(Coiltilliied next week.)
FARM ERSI If you bave aomething
un thè pince, live stock, machinery, ve
hiclea, poiiltry, a te., that you do noi
occd or wiah lo adì, fimi a buyer in
a few dnya’ lime by putting a little 26
cent ailvertiaemcnt in The Hentiiinl.
Fi ve thoiiannd renderà will aee it; tbere
is a buyer for your goods in that nuin
ber. Try iti
Advertising pays
in The Hentinel.
ir
WANT ADS.
W A N T AO. RATES.
One cent per word.
No ad
accepted for less than 10 conta.
Special cash with order rata:—
Three insertions for the price o f
two, six insertions fur the price
o f four. Cash must accompany
copy. Lund for sale or trade, ten
insertions for the price o f five.
Cash must accompany order.
Oooil 7 room house to rent on East Main
St. $*J per mo. Robert Griffin aptlOtfc
Found Boy'a coat. Owner may bave
sanie by calling nt Hentinrl office nud
paying for this notice.
Jlyiii
Lost Two small flat keys.
Sentinel office.
ru n
hale
Leave at
jly7pd
ok trade
Home at a Bargain Knuwltou home in
Wcet Cottage tirove goes ut $iHH), pur
cliusvr to assume assessments.
Half
down, rruiuiudur ou murtgugu at 8 per
cent. Mrs. H. J. Kuowltoii, 1281 E. 2Utk
St., Purtluiid, Ore.,
may 17jly 5pd
Haud numbering machine; 4 wheels;
goes ut |2. A burguiu. The Meuti
ucl.
may 1711
Want to aell or trada for city property
my hi) acre rauch three mites from the
city. J. D. Kippen, 21) North J. Ht.
jun22tfc
Smith Premier typewriter for rent at
4 1 .00 per mouth. Elbert Bede. tf|>d
For Hale City home, prettily located,
garden and improvement*; $600 dowu
unit bulnuce i u monthly pnyiiicut* ut tl
per cent. Box 2-tU, Cottage drove. j7tfc
For Hale Cheap Five burner coal oil
rungu with uttachcd oven; only used
three mouths. Inquiro Sentinel j7cap
Taken Up Bay mare, about 6 yearn old!
weight LIUU to LI&O pounds; no murks
or brands. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying for this no­
tice. Ciiiue to iny place June 12, 1UDI-
H. D. Russell, Lorune, Ore.
jun22jlyiM’
For Hale or Trade The Alden property
on North Tenth direct. Phone 15P3,
H. J,. Godard.
jtllH Ift
Wanted to Bell Ilorae, harness and
buggy, cheup. Part terms. E. J. I v ­
ina.
jun28yly l.'lp'l
Horse, buggy and harness for sale, or
will trude for cow, heifers or wood.
Jepthu Hurt, First st.
juu2l) jly Llpd
I will sell my home at Twelfth and
Washington avenue, joining city park,
for $ 1200 ou the following easy terms:
♦ —00 down; bulnnce in payments o f $100
per year nt 0 per cent intereat on de­
urnusing bulnncu.
Large lot, fenced,
city water, newly painted houae, trees,
roses, vines, etc. Hiniill burn, chicken
house und yard. D. W. McKinney, Hug
inaw, Ore.
a5octl*pl
For Bale— Hlx Umbers, 32 feet long, H
by 8. Slightly used. Dr. Hchleef.
jly li 20 pd
To sell or trade, two full secUons In
Kluinath county. Mrs. W. II. Blair,
215 West Park, Portland.
jlytipd
I have a scholarship In the International
Correspondence School which I will
sell at a substnntiul reduction, being
unable to uae it nt present. C. C. C.,
Hentinel, Cottage Grove, Ore.
j l y 71f«*.
For Sale DU) acres at Lorane. Good
cuttle ranch. About four million feet
o f timber. Mix acres under cultivation.
Fine water. $2500. Terms on part. J.
Hardy Crow.
¡Iy7*ept2lpd
Have two new flrelesa cooker:!. Will
sell one or trade for wood, potatoes,
butter, or nnythlng I cun use. B. K.,
care Hentinel.
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