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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24
CuAT WITH CONTRIDUTORS.

Puzzles accepted: Damon, NestOr, Zaida,
Emily, Waldemar, Lydia, Guidon. y. l.. c. r.,
III. s. Nut and AspirO.--Indigena, who has
been inactive for several years, has promised
something for our veterans issue.-No. I07
is a very neat square. EspeTance holds a con-
spicuOus place in PuZzedom as "A composer of
"seyens" based ON difficult wOTds.-Lydia
favors Mystery with hes first diamond. IL is
a pretty eOmbination.-W hear with pleas
ure that Sesom is to conduct a puzzle column
in the Meretrg. Address for copy VI. H. Gross
man. 3I5 Delaney street, New York.-Our
thanks are due Merry Mack, Secretary Of the
XVIII EIub, for an invitation 10 attend their
latest meeting. This organization seems TO be
1ourishing, and we should be pleased to have
the members favor Us with contributions
The current issue Of Pcrpiexities contains some
glaring typographical errors. III. ). Nut ma
nipulates a Typewriter, aud ought 10 furnish
legible cOpy.-DamOn has favored Us with
three fine diamonds in competition, and prom
ises others on the remaining two prize center
words. These are the first he has composed
for years, and we are very glad TO be able to
secure some Of his work.-We are grieved to
learn that illness in the family of Lucrezius
Borgers will necessitate q temporary cessation
of puzzleistic work. She has our sympathy
-Eglantine is one of our most constant
solyers Her neatly-arranged lists arrive
promptly and with clock worl, regularity
Mozart Texico is a welcome addition to our
ranks-Just glance at our lists Of sOlvers.-
Gl Mystery leads the procession, friends !;
still we say let the good work 90 on.
9-2I 81. L. o. CHESTER.
EUGENE.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

FOREIGN.
On account Of the coming elections IN Hon
durss, excitement Is at fever heat. President
Bogranis is DESTROYS Of running for another
term, 10 which the majority OF the people are
opposed. Antonio EzetA. brother Of the Presi-
deut Of Salvador, has declared his intention Of
running for the Presidency of Honduras. and.
IN consequence, 1000 men have been stationed
on the Honduras frontier 10 prevent this inya.
sion. San Salvador, Nicaragua aud Guatemala
arc placing troops Tor the aid al HouduTas-
Notwithstanding the foolish opposition Of the
Partisan mob to the performance Of 81 .ohen-
grin" simply because ~ is a German opera the
performances are continuing, aud the French
papers speak highly Of it and dcnounce tho
outrages OF tho peOple.-The pilgrimage
OF the various Catholic Socialists ends in
Rome, and the Pope receives them, beginning
Sept. 10 and will promulgaie a speech outlining
the policy Of the Vatican toward them The
series Of pilgTimages will close 10y "A grand
international pilgrimage Of Catholic children.
1T is understood that China is unable 10
fulfill her promises made 10 the representa-.
lives Of tho Powers that she would punish
those implicated jan the recent outrages upon
foreigners and their property, aud that She
would IA future protect foreign residents from
injury. Tie Lancaster, Alliance. Alert, Mono
cacy, Marion, and PalOs American war vessels
are M Chinese waters to protect American
citizcus.--Gold has been discovered AZ Iris
bag, a mountain in Counemara, Ireland. There
are four reefs, and il is said that q lode tray
cTses them at right angles, the reefs and lode
being traccable for three miles around the
mountain side. The reefs vary ia width from
ono and half 10 between three aud six feet
Sir william White, British ambassador at
C1nstantiuopie, informed the Sultan and the
other European Powers that no English feet
had landed men 10 take possession of aud
iOrtily M4iylene, as had been reported.
crew might have landed for drill purposes, aud
50 given rlsc 10 the war Tumor.--A revolution
has sprung up along the northern Mexican bor-
der, which is making the Government forces
considerable trouble TO quell.-The peasants
of southern Russia, through the famine. have
been driven 10 acts Of murder aud pillago The
Russian Government bias devoted 81 400 600 for
the relief OF the ADMINISTRATOR districts. The
haryosts in - provinces have failed, aud in
eight others arc partial failures.-The birth
day OF President DIaz, Of Mexico was cels-
braicd with great enthusiasm Sept. 20 and u.
Mayors from various cities called on the Presi-
dent. when spoechmaking was INDUCED in.
Exhibitions Of fireworks were plentiful, and
lags were flying. The public buildings and
many private houses we're decorated.--Grcat
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TIE LAKGE,T YETI

Complete Lists-Mesa X. r. Did Juuiu7 Iron
Mask, y. L. e. L., 10 Mullins E-peraucc g. Race,
Alumnus, Mack, GuidOn, Zenith, Horizon aud
DaWOu.-II
Incomplete Lisis-If. y y, Empty Nyas =. Lucy
Date. Holly, NyphO, Ajax, Ellsworth Byzantine,
Joel H. Hint, AsserO EG,ebuz. Eittah. fuiy w..
HOOch, EIuber- Alexander, PhospHorus. sphinx,
Atlas. IurTezlus BGrgcrs. flinders. Evening star Ut.
J. story. Leone, Lydia, PhIlHvHuia Ne Too, ipb-
IA, Fancy, Odeii Cyclone. Gloves. Nednlac, Ben
Ir"vaiu, OinaCcr H. Yer ~ y. list. Aidyl Hattie
Heath, L. Illiery. Zvdl. Arty FI-Iei, Emily. H.
-. ioEgnu. Miss Terry. II. s. SUIT, Primrose, and
Naidcmar.-i7. Total, 81.
Special Prize for first solution 20 No. % iu ias.
Issue - awarded 10 Vincent +. Howard .C5uidoul,
Sll Seventh -. = W, this city.
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Solid hours Of enjoyment are obtained each
month FROM the pages Of PstsrgUl'g HqgaziHe by
its many thousands OF readers The October
number is OVERLOOKING with choice reading and
fine illustrations Ii opens with an excellent
illustrated SKETCH A Trip from Naples to
Amaif. There is a clever story, As Long as
the River Flows also an entertaining illus
trated article on CHHs Gourds, and Vases. A
paper on the Princess de Lambailc, also one on
Women In Ancient Rome. are well worth read
ing and are Interesting bits Of history.
The English Illustrated Nggq=iuc. Published
by Macmillan & Co., H. Fourth Avenue, New
York. Price 10 cents
Frank Lssiiss PopplqT Haqaziae The Octo-
her number contains complete story, A
Terrible Case, by Eta W. Price. Published
90 10 Fifth avenue, New York. Price %
cents
The Westmnstsr ReCieU. Repubiished by the
Leonard Scott Publishing Co., 81 Broadway
New York, ". i. The only authorized edition.
Price 81 year. The September number is IN
usually rich in contents.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24
no. IOs-CHARADE.

When grandma did journey make,
Her dear old FIRST she ii always take;
10 was friend ia need she said
And had life OF travel led
'Tis Autumn now; trees IN the woods
Once more are stripped Of leafy hoods;
And now the LAST In dale and glen
Are sought by school boys DER again.
When tirc-Ome borrs with hacEucyed wit,
Fain would your sides with laughter split,
Aud buttOnhple you la the street
Just say, with cutting scOrus d" COMPLETE"
-LALLA KOOKu Hastings, Minn,
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The following are noticeable points fili4 sH0trn
tH the ClmpHHB3 Prospectus.
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subscriptions viii be received by the following
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the Title Guarantee aud Loan Co., Denver Colo.
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LYDIA, Washington, ID. o.
20 -CuARADE.

The counterfeiter's dearest chum;
A fAr-of heather cline;
A city that has made her mark
For all the years of time;
Combine and find n word or verso
Mayhap sentence, too,
That forward. back ward, still the same,
Reveals itself To- you.
-WALDENAE, Washington, ID. @.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24
no. DIAMOND.

l. A letter. . Fixed. 3 Mothery. 4 Cephalo-
pods Of the genus SepiG. 3. Satisfies the affinity
81 6. A genus OF criuoid-. :. Figures or hall
figures Of men. :. form of action. o. vessel.
10. Chemical symbols Of seIeniurn (FaIlOwsJ IL.
A letter.
LYDIA. Washington ID. O.
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prizes.
es- Answers and solyers will be given in six
weeks.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24
ANOTHER RUSH at OKLAHOMA,

The eastern part Of tho Territory Of Okla
homa WAS opened 30 public settlement Tues
day, ln accordance with the recent pr0clama-
uon OF the President For several DAYS before
the date on which the Territory was 10 he
opened, men, women and children crowded 10
The border linc aud awaited the official an
nouuccmcut from Guihrie Fully 1900 pcsple
were gathered on the border, while about 900
boomers waited IN Guthrie Among the latter
were number 81 t0wuspcCple. and some Of the
factories aud stores there were left sh0rlhandea.
a great many Oi the new home seekers. nearly
onc-ha!i werc negroes who came principally
from the South, attracted by the advertisement
Of two colonization societies
Gov. Steele proceeded 10 the COuntyscat
named Iecumseh, and Lieut. Gov Martin went
10 the IOuutyscat named Chandler A. soon
as the signal was given the rush FOR lots com
mcnced, and Tor awhile Tho scene beggarci al
description. Old gray-harcd boomers with
theirangic blanket and frying pan, prospective
bankers driving spirited teams, cowboys on
fleet mustangs, settlers wagons, and men,
women and children on foot, pushed aud
jostlec each other ia their eudeavOrs 10 secure
favorable sites, and soon tent poles aud tents
dotted the now land iu every direction. Night
fail found The people stIil rushing aud fighting
for h0mcsicads
Secretary Noble on Monday, received tele-
gram from Gov. Steele Of Oklahoma, stating
that toWn-sltU companies bad been organized
Tor The purpose Of entering the two county
seats rs town sites TO the exclusion Of single
entry men. The Secretary, la response has
directed the Governor 10 see that this purpose
Of the town site companies is uoi c0nsummatod.
10 such entries will be permitted, and single
entry men VIII be fully sustained
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no. 1Ol-pIAMnvn-

]. letter. 2. pace. B. A kind Of stone CON-
posed Of quartz, schOrl, and horubleude. I. Per-
tanning 10 q hard, brittle metal. . a genus oil
pa-serine birds. lJHabl 8. fortified town 81
Austria. lWebl :. Puddled steel. = Filtets. o.
Goddess Of tIlaEe. 10 To trouble. n. A letter.
X. l.. q. r., Lyons, y. Y.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24
no. 100 -AruEEEsIs.

Our =uiieTiugs we reckon DER
With skill minute and formal;
The calmness That COMPLETE tire score
We treat a7 merely normal.
Our list of LAST how full. how great
We mourn our lot should fall So
i wonder 10 we calculate
Our haPpiGesses Also
-NYAs Washington, d. @.
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30. lO7-sQrARE.

]. A government Of Russia. 2 Bad luck ,.
Remote. =. AniagonIstic TO society. Century.
3 AtOwn Of Ituly, Province Of Lecce G. Produced
by the ocean. Z. MatrimOny
-EsrLEANCE. Washinglon, D. Q.
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is the only
champion The soldiers hare among the great pa
pers Of The country. The best udy to help alL
reieIaHs Is by getting az more subscribers.
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no. lO2 SQUARE.

]. Relation. 2. Right feeling. tObs) o Thor
nier. T. Genus Of marine bivaIves. 5. A yellow
goiOTiuE matter. o Greek epic poet. Il. q. 30 2.
Iyauulzed over. (OBsJ
SPHINX, Boston, Mass.
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THE DENVER LAND AND WATER
STORAGE GO.

Downing l7.7OO acres fruit land adjoining Denver
AID the most scientific waters.orage and irri CATION
plant in C0i0ndo) offers for sale through tho
Bankers uuderzigned
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MYSTERY.
coNDUcTED EY YoCAyDr.

Choice original contributions and solutions
solicited from every reader Of THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE Write puzzles on one side Of paper,
apart from other communications. Address
"TOUANDG,' The NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Wash
ingtOn, ID. G..
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FROM seven ttfls of
q Comm audsr
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bed,
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as rH ~ r r.vlg ce4tr
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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24
RECENT LITERATURE.

THE SIGNBOARD, and Other Stories By
Michel Massou EmI.e Lopvcs,re Theophile Gau-
tier end Andre Theuriet. Punished by Rand
McNalIy 4 Co., Chicago. Price 50 cents.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24

One Of tho most interesting men 10 meet
about Washington Is Col. Joseph q. McKibben,
the proprietor Of Marshall Hall, aud a member
Of tic jam y Of that name which wos promi-
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NOS. lO3 10i-CHAEADEs.
The FIRST is - Musical syllable,
20 also - the LAST:
The WHOLE mny be- 20 miserable
That one prefers to fast
-AlDYL, Waite, Me.
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To FIRST or not 90 FIRST;
Al, there's the rubt
We LAST. for AZ the worst
We must have grub.
To LAST to FIRST - right
And Just I'm told.
The WHOLE. TO mystic knight,
Is very cold.
j. q. NJ, San Francisco, Cal.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24

Al the October term Of the United States
Supreme Court the constitutionality Of the
LOTTERY iaw VIII be argued Cases have reached
the Court Of two men convicted ia the lower
COURT u having mailed newspaper contain
ing lottery advertisement aud letter con-
corning the lottery. Attorney General Miller
has prepared brief n behalf Of the Govern
meni NA4ch SETS forth that no question under
the lrst amendment Of the Constitution b ia
issue nor can il be- la issue, 80 Tar as the Louis
lana lottery BE- concerned, until a statute shall
be passed lorbiddiug moi merely the circulation
Of papers carrying iis advertisements through
the mails Dial, iOrbiddiug the circulatious Of
such newspapers through amy agency whatever.
The real issue, De says, is whether the United
States Government is compelled 10 become the
agent oi ihls lottery company. DC states In
conclusion that bis brief is intended 10 BIO sup
elemental to that Of Assistant Attorney cn.
oHl MAuTy and moi a complete presentation Of
al The PHASES Of the case.
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TO PATROL THE WHITE HOUSE
ERnTINnG

A huge mastiG, formerly owned by Charles
Fharo, Of Reading, Pa was shipped on Non
day 10 Chief Williamson, Of tho Government
Detective Department at Washington. 10 10
used, IL is said, in pstroling the White House
pryunls
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24

"Quict. ca,u deiiberation
Disadvantages every knot"
-IHE GDSbOLTEEs.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24

This is truly the age Of wonders. No sooner
than Uncle Jerry Rusk begins 10 see bis way
clear 10 milk the clouds" when the crops re-
quire thar he receives letter from aChicsro
man stating that be believes that irosts can be
prevented artlldaily. His theory is That
clouds OF artificial uists prevent the radiation
Of tie heat from the earth. lie suggests that
she machinery and materials used by Col.
Byrcuior,H in causing rain be tested as a
meaDs for bringing the clouds closer 10 the
earth aud Of creating q sort Of fog which will
be preventive against tIe rayages Of frost
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24

A French scientist calculates that the earth
il sinking al the rate Of COS Of an inch year,
so that d is only question Of time when the
whole earth viii be covered with water As
Washington stands an cyerage Of 100 feet
above water ID Will, at this rate, take
100000 years to bring it down to water level,
30 that tie present generation need feel no
acute alarm about the safety Of their National
Capital.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24

The Government has entered into an agree
mcnt with England, France aud Germany TO
join in TIE naval demonstration which viii, If
necessary, compel the Chinese Government 10
take proper steps 20 protect the lives and prop.
erty Of foreigners residing IN that country. All
the ships on the Asiatic Station haze been
ordered to Chinese waters. The Ranger, and
probably Others will be sent there from the
Pacific Coast.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24

The Treasury Department reports that the
receipts from the customs at New York for the
FIRST ID days Cor September was 100000 less
than for the corresponding period Of last year.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-05-08
The Way 1t Works.

There is quite a large shirt factory in
Bridgeton, aud he Meas of that city says
''most Of the earnings ot girls who operate
in the factory fi;ids its way into HE tiils of
the dealers around the ety." Ii appears
different 10 the factory here. Tie girls after
earning few dollars take day off and go
to Philadelphia to put chase most of tae'r
wants. They doubtless have good reasons
for so doing, else they would NOT do it,.
There is no place " here dry goods are sold
cheaper than in Woodsiowu. OF course
there is q much greater variety of dress
goods to select from in the city, but more
than halfof ones personal needs can be or
iaiued here cheaper than in Philadelphia or
anvw here else. THIS Loids good pIIticnlaI-
ly as regards footwear. Shoes are sold at
enormous Profits in The city, that We know
for fact, hiu III Woodstown The dealers
buy them cheap as any one, and are
s4tisiie With a trilllng margin for profit.
1t rs sale To say that lady can get rs eo''d
il pair uf shoes he,e for about 50 so - 50 -
as cot i,l be obtained fiun the city dealer
at 81 so to $500. This may seem strange,
bat it is true.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-05-08

Ii is sad thing 10 lave actual needs and
wants and not have the mtags OF piit
vidiag for them 1t is still mole sad 10
have wants ami the means 10 supply Tic IN
and be too mean to part with it. We saw
.ne o Fl the latter class ivuking over the fish
in "a shad dea e, 5 wagon, one Gay recently.
He thought tie shad nice, aud the one Tic
vas holding up and iu,diy gazing on, a
six paun3er, particularly sH, ard While
he ALLOWED that be had not had any yet
This spring and eeuid geI away Will ore
" it'll good relish, ths price was few
cents more than lie thought himself able
t., pay ard lie must wait until they ct
doNn Now This man is wtll fixed Indn.
cialiy, as We know, hut too mean to bay a
shad for himself aud family. What The
poor man expects TO do " tG his money, Of
course We don't know. He is well along
in age aud viii doubtless go heavens ard
within TIE ne xt forty or fifty years Ii he
could OF ~ take bis mousy with him. vs
thinl. il mgi be 4 great comfort to inm TO
connt il over now and then. WooGstoa u.
like all ut Ter places, has too IN NY such
people. A poor, industrious iaberiug man
" ith good ealh, is far richer than any such
mort ,Is as the one We speak OF, eveait they
could count ibeir wealth by millions. Tne
good OF money is its purchasing power,
and willie we should encourage economy
aud discourage wasteiGiness, we should
at all times supply actual waits when ne
are blessed y iib the means to do so.
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Do Your Own PAINTING.
" II d FOSTER.
ii. IL. >TEPLkk,
ISRAEL REM Ell.
tzDtt,.iti4ls-s+.

VoU can get R haitnint can of sherwin
l. " liAnls' taGy-mixed liquid paint in
Il colors or shades for Iscis, put for sDcts,
or more n less Tatess good brush FOR lDcis,
and nnd il not only say ing, bGt pleasure
also. 10 brighten uu such OF Your furniture or
housekeeping utensils as need it. Nearly
every home must have about it some OF The
ing articles which need painting:
Baby CaiTiage, Box ar iencb, Tab es,
Bucket or Barrel, Bird Hou-e Cupboard,
Coal Box. Garden Tools, Hiiehiag Posi-,
Old Furniture. Window sash. Blincs,
Flower stand. Wainecoaiins. Tubs,
liarrows, Pioss, Pumps, Pats,
Chairs. Desk, Wagons, Etc
The paint is he very bssl being mixed with
pure iinsecd oil, Is quck dryer, and gives a
nigh gioss ;til ws rk il is Used on. The >her-
win Williams Company make The CHEST
grade paint an ihe market today. (ail other
dealers are willing TO own 10 ihi~l, and " hie
The price ON some of the + goods Is n 1rife
lnere. The cove ing qualities lie greater and
The lasting qualities much more permanent
Gar store nI the corner Is paintsd With it.
Neu can see " hat IL hooks like. We pre-
nared to furnish f. from II half-pinl can 10
such quantities AS might be required To paint
Town, ut the manufacturers lowest rates.
hose who fhink OF painting might save
monsy by seei
E b HUMPHREYS & c..
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-05-08
Jersey andth yynrid,s Fair

There is every indication Of trouble
between the New Jersey Worlds Fair
Commission and the ate Board nf Agli-
culture over the agricultural exhibit to be
made i'll the Columbian Exposition. At
The Centennial aud The New Orleans exhi.
billions, the New jersey agricultural
exhibit WAS no credit To the State, and as
Ne. Jersey is ciasstd as tie second agri-
cultural State in the Union, this neeessaii-
~ red -cted on the enterprise of the farm.
ers. THE Stale Board Of Agriculture,
having this defect in mind, began last fail
TO plan for an exhibit that would be
~oIttiy OF the State.
The executive Committee of the board,
which freely discussed the matter at its
several me, tugs, devised a Plan which
they laid before the Governor in detail.
fheir haste To get To this work WIS reason
able according to The facts taey preseuttd
DeIug desifous vi making an extensive
cereal display as well as fruit aud vegeta-
BILE, it was necessary to begin planting
special crops His spring, aud such yarie-
ties agreed npon acre to be raised by
several specialists, so that if a crop fall d
IN one pait OF the State there as a chance
oil It's being succ .sstul in another section.
They designate many If the varieties
lHdt tHt y aHttii W sbpH. Uil tAty cputu
never ~ / any satisfaction, because no legal
provision bad b, an made for New Jersey 5
part in he Worlds Fair. they were .irn
Obliged to wai5 until tho permaneut 5 ate
Co,uiiiis sion WAS created This has been
accomplished, tut 10 the secretion of the
Commission The Sac Board Of Agiiculg.
ute was isnorcd, aud net one of It's
members as named. nor was Il farmer Sd
ftf li-Ai
neid last week, during the progress OF the
discussion on the agricusare exhibit, there
Mas Il dis position Ia give this part OF the
work to the Agricultural Experiment
Station, " lish is part of the Ssate College
at New EruDsU lex