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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15

Denver, Coz, juno l4.-Rov. George
SGcord, n Clergyman, OF Gram. county,
Oklahoma, is in Denver sacking mid for
tho d,outl sufferers. He states nil the
inhabitants OF tho western part OF tho
Cherokee Strip are on the verge Of
starvation and that they were totally
without means and no manner Of OBJ.
tanning assistance. Last year every
thing was SO dry that absolutely moth
ing was raised, and there has been no
rain this year up to ten days ago, and it
was thon too lato to be Of any material
benefit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15
DISASTER AT A FUNERAL.
Tho Ruildins Collapses and Fourteen OF
tho t,ourners Killed.

Tho Ruildins collapses and Fourteen of
tho a,ourners Killed.
vienna, June l4.-seventy people
gathered to-day in the death chamber
of young man at Rovigno, a seaport
town OF Austria, on the west coast Of
Austria on the Adriatic. The flooring
OF the chamber collapsed, and all fell to
the ground floor and thence into a deep
cellar. the walls OF the house falling on
top OF the unfortunate victims.
All the inhabitants Of the town hur-
ried to the spot, the fire brigade was
called out and tho soldiers in the town
also rushed 20 the scene. All united in
efforts TO remove tho debria. This be.
ing done it revealed the fact that four.
teen OF the mourners had been killed
and thirty had been injured. The un.
happy young woman who had been the
flancee OF the deceased man was found
dead in tho ruins in position close to
the coffin.
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on a NEW TACK.

,1ayor Neal. VIII be Presented to the
Grand jury on BribprJ Charges.
Special DiSpaica % the Iateriaeaetr.
HUSrISdroS, W. Va, June l+.-Tho
Republicans of this city. are going to
take other means OF prosecuting Mayor
Neale on the charge OF bribery, and lot
his case 50 by default IN Squire Hen.
derson's court this evening.
The grand jury will meet in few
days and then tho bribery cases will be
asked to be Investigated by that body,
aud some very.ssar.ling disclosures will
probably be revealed, in which promi.
nent Democrats figured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15
MANS DEGRADATION,.
Loads to a Peculiarly Distressing
Tragedy III Mississippi.
TWO PERSONS ARE SLAUGHTERED,

An innocent Negro hoy Spectator
siortaily Wounded, and tho Fiond-
ish Murderer Being Pursued By n
Posse is ovcrtaken, Eiddlod With
Bullets, and, Unshroudod aud Ua-
conlaod, buried IN an Unknown
Grave-oao of His Victims was n
Coal Black Negroes, Will, Whom
lio was Infatuated, aud tho other
tho Manager OF n Plantation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15
Ara,n,. Race rrnok Gambling.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Civic Fedora.
tion, by Attorney General Maloney and
Attorneys Hunt and Brown, lilod bill
Of equity in tho circuit court this attur.
noon. seeking an injunction to restrain
.he Chicagc Racing Association
(Haw!horne) from permitting gambling
upon ita premises. II is alleged that
the association is guilty Of maintaining
a common gambling house in excess Of
the privileges OF it's act Of incorpora-
ton. Tho injunction was not asked
against horao racing, for thore is no
statute against that sport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15
"sllvcr Accn Klino Bnlnoue,od,

Joseph A. Kline. OF Silver Age fame,
who ID about to sever his former bu,i-l
ness connection to 60 into business at
Williamspors, Pa, was rendered an ele.,
CANT banquet by his Wheeling friends5
last night at the Mcclure house. An
elegant spread Of eight course, was
served, and there were speeches, reci-
1lations and singing, aud general good
time. Mr.. Kline has many friends here,
who will sincerely regret tho cessation
Of his periodical visits. II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15

KANSAS Cry. Mo-, Juno l4,-E, Wal
lenstrom, representing tho relief com.
nittco Of Lamont township, Grant
county, Oklahoma, is in the city. He
comes as tho authorized agent OF tho
ownship to solicit contributions Of
flour, meat and clothing Tor tho desti-
tuto settlers. Tho situation in Lamont
township, says Mr.. Wullenstrom. Is as
bad as that in Prairie township, tho
same county. People have boen COM
PEELED to use bran shorts for food and
cxtromo want prevails.
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'urcr Taylor and Attorney General
Crawford, whereby Taylor will return
at ohco. Tho agreement 10 that Taylor
Will return to Pierre, Tuesday next and
surrondcr. lie will pay over all money
.le has on hund, amounting TO $45, 900
and also personal property, which is to
be assessed at llborhl valuation. Tay.
lor will thcn plead guilty aud Judge
GOlly has apfoed to call a special torn
oil court and sentence him to tho "pon"
for two years. lila further agreed that
bciore tho expiration OF this sentence
tho governor will pardon him out aud
thus sayo his oItizonshlp. AL
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EivN Hnuses Isailutl.

Last night the police taided five
houses of ill-fame. At Kitty Lees. she,
eight girls aud twomen were captured;
n; Clara Moss's three women and one
man, at Mollie Fleminy's three womon;
and at Ida Hornbrook's five women,
aud no men at either place, while at
Madeline Gornbrook'a two women and
two men wero caught q total Of thirty.
ono cases, or SS26 ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15

INDIANAPOLIS, ISD., June l4.-An Mt
tempt was made to murder the poat-
master ut Fishers Switch, north Of this
city, by sending him dynamite in
formal machine through the mails.
The machine contained enough dynN-
mito to havo blown up a steamboat, but
fortunately the postmaster failed to OBJ
servo tho caution on tho box 10 open,Rt
a given end, and, opening it at the 9TH
or end. the fuse was no, ignited.
The postoilice authorities think thoy
know the persons who mailod the ma
chine. It was sent from Cincinnati.
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Tho Adnlnistra.ion Wins.

CANTON. O., June 1.-THE admins.
trntion forces Of tho county Democracy
to-day defeated tho silver mon by pack
ing tho convention and refusing to adopt
resolutions OF any sort. They did so
by fuyjng tho harmony promoters of
tho party, but not until after n big row
was had between the two factions. It
was preci pita,od by Anthony lIowolls,
consulto Walos, who tried to endorse tho
Cleveland policy alter tho convention
had decided to lot resolutions go by dc.
fault
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15
Tho Rose Festival.

The ""rose iestivap given at the y.
VI. G. A. hall las. evening attracted one
OF the largest crowds that has gathered
there at any entertainment this season.
Tho attractive programme already
printed was carried out, and supper
and refreshments wero partaken OF by
several hundred persons. In all re-
spects it was one OF the most charming
affairs OF tho season, and won many,
compliments from tho guests. z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15
Schooner Lust,

SAN FRAScIsCo, CAL, Juno 14.-Pri.
ya,o advices received by insurance poo.
pic and by tho Merchants Exchange
report that tho San Francisco schooner
Norma is lost forty miles north Of Man
zanillo. The report camo in 4 letter
from thnt place, but contained no
"details Of loss OF property or life. 1t is
believed thnt Ind any lives boon lost
tho news would have been tclegraphod
10 this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15

j A.flno audience witnessed tho pcr.
formanco Mt Alozar. Park Inst night.
Every spccial,yis n good ono, and some
nro great novoltln., Tho company ap-
pears ngain this ovonirc, Asacrcd con.
cert viii bo given Sunday afternoon and
evening. Noxt week an entire change
ofprogrammo will DO given. ami anyone
.whotwishe, to enjoy n good show und
pass n ,ploasa3t evening should not fall
10 take in Mozart Park. l.s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15

<ptcfai Dispatch 20 n. Iat.2igsacer.
sTEunESvtLLr, June Ll.-A bad freight
wreck was caused this evening on the
Pan Handle at Adam, street, this city,
by runaway horse, which broke down
the street gate and slid under a car of
an east.bound freight. derailing aud
damaging one car and killing the horse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15
Mltheut n,eour.e nj Lnw,

KANSAS CRY, No., June 14.-Judge
Broaddus, in tho circuit court at Lib.
erty, Mo-, decided in the case Of G. A..
S,nvonau against the director, of tho
old Kansas City Safe Deposit and Saw.
ings Bank. which Jailed in 1898, that
tho attachments run by depositors on
tho property OF the bank directors are
invalid. Eight thousand dopositors
holding claims against the bank are
thus without recourse Mt law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15

Last night a man who gavo his
name ns Montgomery Busch was asleep
in Baltimore & Ohio freight car in,the,
yards, and was ordered out. He stepped
out over n steep bank. and foil TO the
bottom, receiving painful bruises and
cuts. Ho was hauled to tho city build.
ing in tho patrol wagon and fixed up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15

S7EctTU9 DI'V4EcI TO uEe II-p IIQ.TF-cT. I -
SrEuRsSvrLLc, O., June 1.-THE COM
mencement exercises OF the steuben-
vile Seminary and Collegiate Institute
occurred to-day aud the senior class 70
ception was held in tho seminary par.
lors this evening. The graduates were
Edaa NJ. Ons, Frances A. Haliock, Roy
NJ. Davis, John L. Felgar. Alan Il. Nc.
Lane. Sophie James, Lulu q. Mulcabey
and Ruth Brady. Tho address before
the graduating class was made by ]. Il.
Little, D. D., OF Wheeling.
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Bnnokes wire Nall Plant Sold.

CLEvELASD. O., Juno 14.-Tho Ba.
nckes wire nail company, OF this city,
has transferred its plant to tho Consoli.
dated Steel and Wire company, an
Illinois corporation. Tho Enackes wirc
nail company Ia tho largea; concorn oi
its kind in this country. Th6 price was
100000. The plant has boon in the
hands Of Q receiver for tho past year or
moro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15
VAST THE GOLD. CURE 7.
Some OF tho Secrets OF That Rom-
edy aro Brought Out
M 1aE TlKING OF TESTIMONY.

To Secure tho Pardon OF n VITO Muir.
deror, on tho Ground Tint flo was
Insauo When IIo Committed tho
Crime, aud From tho Fact That IIc
ilad Taken tho Kceley Curc-A
Former Manager of rho plttsburgii
Institnte Tells OF somo OF tho lii.
grodionts of tho Formula--rho Ao.
tion OF the Drugs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15

tho National Senate will bs elected 10
,oryo q term Of two years. LaBelle
Council will present tho nane Of Mr..
L. G. Brock aud will urge his election.
Tho National Senate will moet at At
lantic City, N. j., this year. About
twelve representatives will bs In attend.
anCo ut tho meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15
THB SILVER BUGS
Az shown Up BY Secretary Oar
lislo Last Evening
M HlS SPEECH @AT LOUISVILLE:
Situation Thoroughly Explained.
Why Silver Prices Foil.
HO1 DUE 10 ANY LEGISLATION.

Dasto the Enormous Q prod nction
Of tho white Meta. and tho aIlniur
OF Ie Pays III spitooi rhia Condition.
Tho Mine owners are Accommodating
Fortunes While tbs Farmers aud
Producers aro Struggling for an lcx.
b.Oaco-Naw whl tho silver sehis.
ma,los bc Good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15

Tho biennial assembly OF tho M.
;ionnl Union ot West Virginia will DO
held in this city on next ruesday. Tho
nossion will be hold in tho Opera House
hall, beginning ut Up. m. A senator TO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15
".run,,i Arr..,,,,romon

OMAIrA, NEB., June liza special to
tho Boo from Sioux Falls, SD says
that m agreement lins beon reached be.
tween tho friends Of absconding treas.
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Yenthcr lrorecn,l ior rn-Ilnr.

s. Wcnth"r Forecast Tor To-hay.s 70
For West Virginia, increasing cloud!ncss;
northerly winds.
7 Fnr Western Pennsylvania, Increasing cloud.
ine>s. northerly,wiuls
For ohio fair; northcrly winds,
S. THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
as furnished BY C. sclISErE druggist corner
Market and Fourteenth Strce.%
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u, N,....,,.......n. al y, m,.,........,... 10
L. C.. G.n,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,..., III SCI WcRther-Falr ~
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-01
Al DISTINGUISHED APPROVAL.
Hon. e. w. Dabney, Jr., Speaks
Highly of the Experiment station.

Griffin, Ga, March 29.-(Special)-Hon.
Charles w. Dabney, Jr., assistant secreta-
ny of agriculture of the United States, az
ter visiting the Georgia experiment sta
ton, said:
"It was very unique in many respects
set off as it is by itself, and not having a
college located in connection. / usually
find colleges run in connection with sta
tions, and then the practical and scientific
farming go hand in hand. But here l find
more practical farming than l have found
elsewhere, and L am inclined to think that
it may be that it has proven beneficial,
and it is well for some stations to be sci
entific and others practical.
Il had access to all of the books and
the papers of the station, and was shown
over the farm. Colonel Redding is the
right man in the right place, and is sur
rounded by able assistants on the farm,
but he really needs more help-a clerk any
way-for he cannot possibly do justice to
his correspondence when he attends TO his
other duties.
During my tour through the south
and west. l found no station that is so
neatly kept, and can unhesitatingly say
that it is the best kept farm that l have
visited.
Everything is in perfect order: its
walks. drives, lawns and the prepared
ground itself shows that nothing is left
undone / must confess that L was es-
tonished at the care taken.
''Of course il must not be expected to see
any snowy crops. for that is not the OBJ
iect of the station, but you can say for
me that | found this station conducted
on a most progressive and rational plan,
with better drainage, better system oil wa
ter works and buildings in better repair
than any I have visited, and my visit Was
one OF pleasure
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-01
RURAL LIFE IN az ORGIA.

Hawklnsville Dispatch: The telephone
man has been a great blessing to tins COM
munitv. and has done more toward uniting
the people than all the preachers combined.
Although he has been here but week or
two ne has succeeded in placing nearly
every family in Skinville ON Speaking terms.
Washington Chronicle: We learned few
DAYS ago that some people in the country
sci their watches and clocks by Griers al
manac You will say you don't see how
they do it. They look to see what time
Grier saws the sun will rise and they are
ALWAYS M i'm time to see Old Sol peep up
from the horizon, and then set their time
pieces to the figures in the almanac.
Walton News: Mr.. @. j. Hearn took up
n negro boy one day last week, and the boy
gave bond and the next day, he with his
brotbers who went on his bond came 70
Mr. Hearn and said he wanted TO go 10 jan,
and his brothers wanted to turn over the
how: ana they gave him the bond, and by
th3t time the boy was 200 yards away. Mr.
1Ioo,, threw off his coat and ran that ne
gro half mile before he , caught aS mt MN.
aud held him until he got help TO carry HIM
to jail
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soon as it is drawn from the udder, by
means of pump made for the purpose"
Try pouring the fresh milk through col
ander, letting it fall some distance throuSh
the air into another vessel, repeating the
process two or three times, or until the milk
is cool 9 There are many brands of but
ter color" some one of which is used by
all dairymen. Most of them Gf not alp are
made from plant called Annatto. Send Oh
cents to j. w. Wilbur q Co, Wellington,
o.. for its worth of any good "butter Color
1t sells by the gallon for $1.5O to 81. Green
food is the natural coloring matter for but
ter, especially barley. No art in churnlns
or otherwise handling the milk will give the
desired color; but care in not overheatlnS
the milk will aid in retaining what color
the butter naturally possesses. Cotton SEED
is notorious for causing butter to be hard,
white and crumbly. Have your milk a little
warmer and work the butter before IT be-
comes cold, and it will not be so crumbly.
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, POULTRY BoOK FREE

- Ersrrl- -tsF. fsst ratlisiei, newest ideas, enc
- sll breeds. latest deecstftious- Ne. de-
sl.za o. iiiiiuss. etc. seat ! Mi. for silver
ulfh rt-Flgc tarm. famlV and
fTs i1lruai- GUIDE COMPANION. Hgllsl gtsn, lad.
Mention The Constitution.
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FARMS AND FARMERS.
kRoRr TALKS WITH THE MEN WHO
GUIDE THE PLOE.
mans Questions About the Farm Answered
by the Agricultural Editor OF The
Weekly Constitution.

NOTICE To ISQUIRERs.-f-Wr
plainly and to the point, giving only
the questions 10 which answers are
desired. I'm IA few words rs possible.
2-Connne your Inquiries strictly 10
matters concerning the farm.
:s-Nevcr ask for am answer by mall.
I-Nevcr ash where an article can
he had. nor the price. As IA rule the
Editor does not know.
always give your full name ana
address. ~ you do not wish your
name published, say 81. and initials
only will ne printed. or any pseudo
nym suggested.
G-CarcfuEIy fiie this page for future
reference. and before writing an
sa.uurry examine your files 10 see Al
"a has not been already answered.
look ahead and send i'm your in
HnirieS early. Do NOT expect as Ia
answer fn next paper" The Edit
or mast hand In his c"py a week be-
fore the paper is published.
S-Address ala Inquiries aud COM
IstuuicHtiOnS Intended for this depart
nacnt to- THE CONSTITUTION.
IL. aud 4. Department.D
Atlanta, Ca.
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From The Wall Street Journal.
A house which does a large business IN
cotton says: There is a great deal SAID
about the manipulation of cotton, but II
cuts a very small figure compared with
the great factors operating in it. The great
est element i'm cotton speculation at pres
ent is the price of silver. Whenever silver
has advanced of late. cotton has risen
The reverse has been equally true. rms
is, of course due to the intimate relations
existing between English cotton manu-
facturers and the great eastern nations
The Manchester spinners have very small
stocks and must be steady buyers If their
mills are kept running. The effort 10 re-
strict cotton acreage this year Is llkely 70
bc successful in some localities but IL VIII
not he adopted upon scale large enough
to affect the crop materially. The main
factor in cotton is and viii continue 10 be
the price of silver
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The communication from J. II. " is
wen written, both as 10 matter and literary
quality. hut. as II presents nothing new
anu Is so lengthy, we are constrained TO
decline IL in the crowded state of our
columns. II. j. r.
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L. a. r.. Mistetoe, Ga.-Plcase answer
through your paper the following qucs-
tons, and greatly oblige: When should
onions be planted to make sets? What kind
OF land is best2 When should the sets be
gathered, and how preserved through win
ter? Also, what kind is best for market?
Any other Information concerning the rails
ing of sets for market will be thankfully
received.
Ans Sow seeds i'm February or March
I'm thin. sandy soil free as may be from
pebbles ana grass seeds. the object being to
make the sets small. Keep clear of grass
by frequent shallow cultivation When
the tops turn yellow and die is the time
TO harvest them Take them out of the
soil with a fnetoothed rake and screen out
the soil. sun them thoroughly and when
dry separate the tdps from the little
bulbs and put the latter in a cool, airy
place where they viii keep dry.
Charles Il. b., Fulton Tenn.-I wish
TO try my hand at raising some big water
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Charles l.. b., Fulton, Tenn.-I wish
TO try my hand at raising some big water
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A Polntcr Cor the south.

From The Baltimore News.
1t is estimated that the south spends an
nuaIly the sum of $l00,00o,O00 for products,
horse and mules which could be raised
with greater profit in that section than else
where The bulk of this vast sum goes 70
the west to pay for grain and meats. BE
fore the war the south raised its own corn
and provisions and an agitation has been
started to return to that custom. If less
cotton We're produced and more acreage
was devoted to other crops, the finances of
southern farmers would be ii better shape
at the end of a season.
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J. 8. Coleman, Rockford, Ala.-Will you
please answer the following questions: 1.
is il a tenants duty (who is working on
halves) to attend to the feeding OF Csc
stock? 2. Ought he TO repair any OF I'VE
fences? 3. When cotton seed is used for
fertilizer is II his duty to pay for one-half
OF same? e. Which method profits the land
lord letting the land for one-half, or to
rent IL for n third and fourth. g. Is it
the landlords duty to furnish q team 70
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Mr.. c. o. Vining, Pearsails. Tex, is in
formed that the most popular variety of
melons for shipping Gin Georgia. is kolb's
Gem. next August, or Georgia IattlesnaI1e.
j. II. Alexander & Co., Augusta. Ca, can
supply you.
l. We know Of no means OF removing the
faint of wild onions from milk and butter.
1t is claimed that thorough aeration of the
milk Will remove it. This consists in fore
ing a stream of air through the milk as
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sneechc. of Horny GRADY.

Some time ago, in order to accommodate
the hundreds of peope who are
constantly asking for the great
speeches of the late Henry W.
Grady | compiled them in pamphlet form
and now have them for sale. All of these
speeches are suitable for public addresses
in schools or elsewhere. The price OF TINS
pamphlet is only 80 cents. If you will
send that amount to me [ will take pleas
Ure in forwarding you a COPY at once
T. J. KELLY, Atlanta. Ca
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FAnI QUESTION ROx.
Various Subjects ON which the Farm
crs Ask Information.

To J. r. f.. Harrisburg Ark-we have
repeatedly given Information about the
culture ~ both castor beans and brobm
corn send - cents % Orange Medical 60.
New York city. for copy Of Broom Corn
and Er1om Making" The cured broom
corn sells from so 10 Sl00 a ton. according
10 quality. Every broom factory buys