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MET AFTER FORTY YEARS.
Reunion of sisters Separated During
the civil War.

y
BALTIMORE. oct. While on recent
journey with her husband for her health
Mrs Peter A PryaL Of 1904 sherman
Place. was the means Of bringing together
two sisters who had been separated for
forty years. One II the sisters was Mrs
PryaTs mother. Mrs. louise SDrouse. who
was Miss Gibson. 81 the Green SDrinr
Valley. Louisa county. Va. and "a mem
Der Of a prominent English family. and
the other was her sister. Mrs. Ardeuia
Gibson, Of sykcsyiue Carroll county. Nd.
who is Mrs. PryaI's aunt
The bringing together q the two SIS
ter. who are seyenty-six and seventy
four years Old. respectively. was accom-
plished iu q peculiar way. Mr. and Mrs
Pryal had been on visit 20 Mrs. Sprouse
and We're returning home. ON the train
Mrs. Pryul WAS taken I'D and at Sykes
vile she was taken from the train and 10
a f. ru house. which proved 10 De- that Of
her aunt Ms Gibson.
Mrs. Gibson became much Interested in
Mrs. Prygl and did evsrE thing she u1Szi-
by couid o. MAKE her ,'mtgrtab.o. As
she leaned over the sick woUSu she was
impressed with her looks and declared
that she must 3e some relative of hers. as
she could see something Iu her face which
reminded her Jf her lost or dead sister
they began To- talk over the matter ana
before Mrs. IrE.I IlLt The house She
promised 10 taE. her mother 10 see Mrs.
Gibson Upon arriving iu Baltimore Mrs
Pryal went again 10 her mothers home
ana told her OF her experience al Mrs
Gibsous nome. and her mothers story
Of the separation c0lucllsI ..lth that Of
Mrs Gibson
Mrs Sprousc went TO Sy-y5sv-Its with Mrs
and Mr. PryaI and as soon as the sis
iers met there was mutual r,cpsuitiun-
There was much rejoicing If course
and thu related their experiences. They
told how each had hunted for the ether
and how each had thought the ether dead
During the civil war tn LHr-- of the two
sisters was raIded and they became scpa-
rated
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NOMINATED AT BOSTON.
The state Ticket Chosen by Massa-
chusetts Republicans

BOSTON, Oct 5--Thsre was but one
contest before the Republican State con-
veution. which assembled in the Boston
Theatre yesterday, that for attorney gen.
eral. aRd IL took but one ballot 20 Sc
IeCt H. J. Parker, Of Lancaster. over r.
o. Harris. Of East BridgeWater. All the
rest Of the ticket was renominated with
enthusiasm
The ticket named was:
For Governor-Winthrop Murray Crane.
OF Dalton
For Lieutenant Goveruor-John l..
Bates. of Boston
For Secretary of the Commonwealth
uIiam G.. DIin. Of Boston.
For Treasurer and Receiver General
Edward : Bradford, of Springfield
For ALdltOT-HenTy + Turner, Of Nal
den.
For Attorney GeneraI-Herbert Parker.
Of Lancaster.
The dominant note was that Of great
respect and affection for the late ENecu-
tive and determination 10 carry on the
principles nc had set forth. As climax
came the address Of Senator HOar. whose
phrases described Mr.. Mckinley as the
hest-bcluVed Pr sideut America ever had
IL was the quietest convention IN years
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IL THE SUPREME COURT Or THE DISTRICT
OF EQUITY BUSINESS THOMAS ". BIN
STED. Complainant, vs.. ANGLO-AMERICA An
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION. Il New
York. CHARLES = WILBUR & EDWARD ID.
CANDLE Receivers. SAMUEL MADDOX AND
JOHN RIDOjT Ueseudauts- Equity Z2586.
WILLIAM s. MANN. Complainant. rs ANGLO
AMERICAN SAYINGS s. LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF New York. CHARLES :. WILBUR ED
WARD d. CANuEE. Receivers, SAMUEL
MADDOX AND JOHN RIDOJT, Defendants.
Equity No 21551
On motion Of the compliments in the above
consolidated cases. hy their solicitors. Legkia 4
Fulton it is this 9TH DAY Or SEPTEMBER
1901 ordered that the defendants, American
Savings & Loan Association. 1i View York Charles
= Wilbur and Edward ID. Caudce. receivers. cause
their appearance % De entered herein on OF be-
fore the FIRST rule day occurring forty DAYS after
this date. otherwise the said causes Will be pro
Cceded with as IN case % default.
Tie object Of these. suits is 20 obtain an ae-
counting from said Association. and redeem the
lots described and set 0ur Pm the bills Of the
complaint. which said lots are located IN small
Wood- subdivision IN part q tract Of land called
'WhitehaYgu and 81 Phillips and Jacobs" IN the
District Of Columbia These orders shall De pub
Ii~hed once q week for three weeks previous Co
said rule CAV the Washington Law Reporter
and the Washington Time~-
tSeall Z. p BINGHAM, Chief Justice
A true copy-Test-
J. r. YOUNG. CLERK
b. NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk
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st=Graduate Course

The Fourth Year OF Post-Graduate Course o.
the School Of Law Of Georgetown University viii
be iuaugUrated on
TUESDAY EVENING.
THE 18Th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1901.
At 80 O'CLOCK
The Subjects and Lecturers in this course arss
HON MARTIN F. NORRIS, IL D.,
On the History o. the Development Of Law.
HON HOLMES CONRAD.
Late solicitor General q the United states.
On the History q EnElisl Law
HON SETH SHEPARD. IL D..
On the History OF Constitutional Law and he
Foundations Of Civil Liherty-
HON ALBERT STICENEN, IL D.
o. the New YORK Bar,
On the Lawyer and the state
REV RENE Holland. :. J..
On Natural Law and Canon Law.
MUNROE SMITH. IL D..
Professor in The school q Political Science Ok
Columbia University, New YORK City
HON. LOUIS E. McCONAs. IL D..
On international L.W and Foreign Relations o.
the United states
HON. GEORGE NJ SHARP. H. D..
Associate Judge OF the supreme Bench % Balti-
On the Law o. Insurance
HON CHARLES C. COLE.
On tho Caalict % Laws. Railroad Accident law,
EstuppeL and other subjects
J. NOTA McGILL. IL A.,
On Patent Law.
GEORGE T. HAMILTON L. D..
On Practice and Test4meatary Law
Lecturers upon Admiralty and Maritime Law,
Combinations viii De announced hereafter
La addition 80 abe regular corps %. Lecturers.
mon ~ distinguished ability aad standing n
the profession will. from time 20 time. during
tHc year lecture % tLe class upJu subjects q
interest anL importance
I-n1U -rusleuts successfully completing this
course the Degree % Master % Laws viii be
r4rf-rr-E- and students holding the Decree q
Master @ laws Who attend the lectures and pass
A satisfactory examination upon the subjects IN
Guided therein viii receive an appropriate Ger
tlfezte Cr degree
Circulars can be Ctrained at the book store Of
W H. Morrison S0Rs. l4Z3 F Street northwest:
IoyvEer-ni.k < Co. 1924 r Street northwest. anu
I5bn Bvrne & Co lS22 z Street northwest;
Washington law Book Co. 62S ? Street. and az
W : Thompson's drug store, 7O3 18Th Street
northwest, or upon application 20 thS ladcs-
signed 5. II YEATIAN.
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POWER FOR THE SUBWAY.
New York Contract Awarded to the
Westinghouse Company.


NEW YORK. Oct 5-John b Melon
aid has awarded the contract for the
equipment Of the main pOwerhouse and
the eight substations for the Rapld Tran
sit Railroad TO the Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Company Ii is Uu-
derstOod that the contract involves about
81 $4,000
Among the equipment 10 be provided are
six 5,000-kilowatt aIternators. three 90
kilowatt e2citers. twenty-six 1.5J0-kilO-
watt rotary converters. seventy-eight So
kilowatt transformers. and eight motor
generators for starting sets The contract
must be- completed by January J. 1894
The main powerhOuse viii be of brick
and viii cover an area 200 by 6Jo feet. on
the site recently acquired between Fifty
eighth and Fifty-ninth Streets and EIev-
enth Avenue and North River. The steam
plant VIII consist OF twelve 1900 To Ih0J)
horsepower engines Each Of them Will
run a $3.50 kiloWatt generator.
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HARNEY-On July p. 1900. at Parang Plrang
Miutauao Philippine Islands. WILLIAM p HAIR
NEI. corporal. Company q, Thirty first United
States Volunteer Infantry. son pf Margaret and
the late Thomas p. Harvey. Born at Austin
New. on March o. l-15. aged tweuty-Jhree
wears. four months. four days
Funeral from the chapel OF j. William Lee
Monday. October g. 1901 at $50 o'clock a. m
thence to II. D0miuic's Church, where mass will
he sung for the Tgpu>e OF his soul, az % o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend.
EILLIGAN-On Saturday. October 3, 1901. AZ
O'Clock a. M. MARY T., beloved daughter Of
Fannie and the late Timothy Kiligan.
Funeral from her late residence III Third
Street northwest, Monday October = al $50
a. M solemn requiem mass at 81 AIovsius
Church, 40 10 O'Clock a. ~. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited Co attend.
ORRAN-SuddenIy October g. 1901. at Z %. H..
MRS. ELMARA MORAN. aged o. years. al Lrr
daughters residence, Mrs ". A. Totteu. 52f
Fourteenth street northeast
Remains viii De inferred at keyscr. W. Va. her
old home.
baltimore papers please copy.)
SHEPERD-On THURSDAY October 3 at II5
O'Clock a. m. az his residence y22 THIRD Street
northwest WILLIAM SHEPERD-
Funeral sunday. October @. at > o'clock. from
Peoples Congregational Church II Street be-
tween sixth and Seventh Streets northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05

N The SUPREME COURT Or THE DISTRICT
or CULJMBIA-AGNES HECSTED vs.
GEORGE ". HEUSTED. Equity No. 2u9J7
Docket No. q.
On motion of the petitioner by james r.
Redineton, her solicitor. Il IS, this 10Th DAY
or SEPTEMBER, 1901, ordered that the de-
Co be entered herein OF before the first rule
dav occurring forty DAYS after this date; other
use the cause VIII be proceeded with as IN case
Of default
The object of this suit is a decree Of divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony ard the ground
upon which such relief Is sought Is WillmI de-
sertion and abandonment for the full and uniuter-
rupted space Of two years
Il is further ordered that this order shall be
published once each week for three consecutive
weeks. prior % such rule day. II the Washing
ton Law Reporter and The Washington Times
By the Court
(ScaI) z. F. BINGHAM. Chief Justice.
A true Copy Test-
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
By NJ. A CLANCY. Assistant Clerk.
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Rheumatism

What is the use Of telling the rheumatic
that be feels as if his joints were being dis
located?
he knows that his sufierings are very
much like the fortunes Of the rack.
What he lCdHts % knOW is what will per-
manently cure his disease.
That, according 20 thousands Of grateful
fest fr1pufola -
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FAILED TO MAKE ENTRIES.
Many Persons Lost Chances 10 Draw
Indian Lands

siouer Of the General Land Office. stated
this morning that the entries in the rec
entity opened Indian lands IN the Kiowa.
Comanche Apache, and Wichita countries
would aggregate $500 between the dates
Of August and October T.
In the Lawton district Cos persons drew
numbers but failed TO appear and make
entry. and IN the FL Reno district 757
In m. III Reno district 2T5 and i'm he
Tawt0n district Zf3 old soldiers fiIed dec
Iaraf0r- statements Under the laws
Governing the allOtments Of lands an Old
Soldier is entitled 70 special privileges
mn. number of women who made on
tries in the Lawton district was 346, and
in EI Reno "a
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SHOT TO DEATH IN JAIL.
Undermined Lynchers Kill "a Lumber
Merchants ASSuiIant

AN~AiA1Amt
NASHVILLE. Tenn. oct 5.-Cuideuti-
fed men broke into she CaIabo0Se 1t
Huntington Thursday night at midnight
and fired four shots into the head and
body Of Walter McCleunou. coIored. who
was imprisoned for assaUIting George b.
Dalton. a lumber merchant. NcCIeunon
died Instantly
NcClenuou was found In pool OF
blood I'm his cell yesterday morning with
a rope around his neck. After completing
their work the lyuchers dispersed and
there is no clue to their identity.
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School of Law.

FACULTY.
HON. MARTIN F. NORRIS. IL D.,
associate Justice Court Of Appeals o. TIA DIs-
trict Of ColCmbis)
Lecturer on Comparative JgriSprudsnce
HON SETH SHEPARD, IL D..
(Assoclate Justice, Court q appeals q the Dis
trict Ct Colum5ia).
Lecturer On Constitutional Law, the Law o.
Corporations and Equity Jurisprudence-
HON LOC1s F. MeC0MAs- IL d.,
(Late Associate Justice Supreme Court q the
District Of ColCmbia).
Lecturer on the - ~ Contracts and the Lau
o. EvideliS-
hon CHARLES c. COLE
Gate Associate Justice supreme Court Of tbs
District Of Columbia).
Proiessor in charge Of Fourth Year Course. and
Lecturer on subjects included therein-
HON HARRY n CLABAUGa
associate Justice Sup-sne COE-t q he Dis
trict o. COlumbia).
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading and Practice.
and Equity Pleading and Practice
Dean Of the Faculty ard Lecturer on Testamen-
tary Law.
REV. RENE holland. : =
Lecturer on Natural law
TALLHADCE A. LAMBERT. IL D..
Lecturer on Civil Law
CHARLES A DOUGLASS. A B, IL B.
Lecturer On the Law o. TO-ts and HegOtiz57s
Paper
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. A NJ IL n
Lecturer the Law Of Personal Properly.
D. v. BAKER. 4 NJ. IL n.
Judge Of the Circuit cosrt and Lecturer On tn
Law Of Real Estate. Criminal Law. and
Domestic Relations
J. NOTA McGILL. IL NJ
Gate Register o. villa f0r the Diszrict q
Colunbla).
Lecturer on Probate Practice
Court OF Appeals: Hon JOB BARNARD. and
AESSRS- LEIGH ROBINSON and J. HOLDS
WORTH GORDCS.
Ex1ruiuerz= MESsRs. J. ALTHEUs JOHNSON
and HENRY " SOHOS.
Clerk Of Courts: HARRY " HODGES. IL n
Quiz Masters r ROSS PERRY. r., A. A..
IL Y. and E RICHARD SHIP. IL n
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A Momnn Rurned to nenth.

PERTH AMBOY - J.. oct. Mrs
Weden. an aged woman Of Washington
Street. was terribly burned by turpcntine
last night died in agony
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Hoods C0rSG0driLI0

II promptly neutralizes the acid in the
blood on which the disease depends. conI-
pletely eliminates II, and strengthens t.
system against its return. Try Hoods.
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School of Medicine.

Lectures viii bsEin Monday. October / a. La
p NJ Examinations September 3. All exercises
-re nov given dur-ng the day This WI enable
students 70 aysl themselves Of the advantages
o. n laboratories, libraries and hospital cInica
o. the city.
1Ae University Hospital. nov IN run operation
anees ne control q the faculty viii give ample
l1e'iities Tor instruction in ward classes
Acres for particulars the Dean GEORGE ~
hOBER. ". r.. 02O n Street northwest once
Tel. Main -
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Dental Department.

Lectures viii open Monday. October /
Catalogues and infornats-=. 10y be obtaIned
iroin the Dean. IS. n. COGAN. D. D. s. I7lG
u Street northwest
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BLISS ELECTRICAL SCHOOL.

Day and evening classes in theoretical and a9,
Piled electricity. Students actually construct
dynzuos and other electrical SPparatgs-
Courses thorough. enlarged and improved: cons
plete II one year
Opens Ssf tsmber Sc. Catalogue on request
ga Twelfth St Nv
EXPERT STENOGRAPHERs guaranteed With
from FORTY To SIXTY DATS' work. White
Shorthand simplest system eXtant; evening
classes commence October IS. individual inztruc-
ton Address Box 4l5. tins Office eZ7-ln
WASHINGTON. D. c. KINDERGARTEN NOR
NAL INSuTJ TE-MOdel kindergarten. school
and teachers department. 1895 Q st. nw. Mss
SUSAN PLESSNER POLLOCK. Principal
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SAMUEL NJ TEETMAN. A. n,
Secretary and Treasurer

The thirty-second annual Session opens On We'd
ness3zy. Oct0ber ?, Is0I. at $50 ?. m. IN the
Law School Building. Nos 5OC and sos Street
northwest. st which time announcements Wiil
be made for the ensuing term All interested
are cordially invited 70 b present
Tie Secretary VII be al his Oi6ce in the laE
building daily from TO P n. for iniOrm1tiOn.
enrolment payment % fees. &c
Studeuts proposing TO connect theulselsss With
the school are earnestly requested % enroll be-
fore the opening night
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stops the Cough
and Works on the Cold
DIED.

Laxative Rrpmo-C uiHiue Tablets cure a cold in
one day No cure. no pay Price 25 cents
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The Hert PreserIptIon for MALARIA

ChnLs and lever IS bottle Of Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic Il IS simply iron and quiuine in a
fastcless form. No curG-n0 pay. Price SOC.
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Georgetown
Prep. School.

-Four years High School Course. prepares for
Freshman IN Georgetown or any other College
Special attention 10 Day scholars H0urs, sal
a. H. 70 3 p m
send for catalogue.
Rev. Jerome Daagherly, s. j.,
President
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-05

MEDICAL And DENTAL
DEPARTMENTS
- National University -

The eighteenth annual course OF lee
lures Will begin Tuesday. October J. 1871.
At O'Clock p n Entrance examinations
Will begin Tuesday. September p. instant
at S o'clock p m For Information and
catalogue apply to H H BARKER N
D., Dean, 1116 II Street northwest
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To MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE STOCKHOLD-
ERS-A meeting ot the Washington Linotype
Association VIII be held 40 the O. A. r HliT
1872 Pa. ave. on SATURDAY EVENING OCTB-
BIER 5. At + O'CLOCK. which an members and
stockholders desiring 90 become members are
invited % attend F. v MURPHY. President.
". ]. kEHlE- Secr.tlr..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-The firm 81
Pride q LoWe. job printers, doing business at
615 G - NV IS this Lav dissolved by mutual
consent Harry J. Lowe VIII continue the brr,.-
ness. collect all bills due the finn OF Pride &
Lowe and pay all % said drm-s debts
October 3, ly0I- N r. PRIDE
HARRY J. LOWE
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-21

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. I5.-LocaI de-
tectiyes now believe that the man who
fatally wounded Policeman Taylor and
shot Policeman Dinwiddie and made his
escape, is Harry Longbaugh, alias Will
lam Parker, the alleged Montana train
robber. who escaped from the Nashville
police a few weeks ago in an ice wagon
after an exciting chase.
Thirty eight hundred dollars worth Of
the stolen unsigned $40 notes Of the Ma.
tiOnal Bank of Montana has been located
by detectives in the possession Of local
salOonkeePer, and confscated.
Much Of the money has been hoated or
changed with merchants. The location
of the 1880 was disclosed by Luther
Brady. James Boley and John Whipple,
Knoxville men, who were arrested this
morning with Montana bank notes IN
their possession. The three men say they
won the money by gambling with the
fugitive, and they are known to have
been in AsheyiIls, n. c., last week. The
bills which have been recovered are num-
bered seri4lly from 1901 to 1000, inclu-
sive. The government numbers are from
934 ,349 TO 925,l4s. 1t is thought the as
sailant of the Knoxville officers viii soon
be captured, as a posse is pursuing him,
and he was seriously wounded in the fight
with the men he shot.
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Was Fatally Burned.

Tacoma, Wash, Dec. ia sad acct
dent occurred about two miles from Span
away. The little months old child Of
Carl Swaney had been placed in a high
chair before an open fireplace and scarf
fastened around it to keep it from falling
from the chair.
Shortly afterwards a scream Of agony
from the little one attracted the mothers
attention and she turned around to see
the child with its face in the fire. The
infant was quickly rescued by the agon-
lied mother, but the child was beyond
the reach Of medical assistance. The
little sufferer fingered for couple OF
hours and then passed away. The face
and neck were horribly burned.
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TRADE REPORT.

Brais,rors's report Of trade Tor LAS
prra says
Holiday trade Is 10 foil sulng 4; al.
markets. Ehlle j1btsng distribution
/ naturally shoNs a qu.eiing down. pre-
pArasoTy TO stock taking Nearly ali
sdvicoa touching ihcsr latter branches
o. business are cneouraE ng. and the
Cuisines results. - far a. asocTLa ned.
arc. on tho whole. favorable. Among
he industries iron and s'cel are easily
ARA in strength OF demand prices. and
he wori bouyAnt accurately describes
tho situation as rrgaTds The feeling IN
sho trade generally. Though strong.
this trade il NsiN conservative, IS a
shoie. ~ evidenced BY The pegg.ng OF
ron ore toid rAngcl quotations for the
coming year al old prices In The face Of
4 Temptation 10 advance that and nm.
shed products Probably never before
aaa 20 much business booked In ad
vance a. there n a, present In pig iroa.
rails and aniaheJ products. The form
81 il In better demand. aud SIC can oc
had al Valley furnaces. though tl5. "a
is the nominal rate. Production Is a,
an unhcari Of rate. despite car short
agr. stopping coke deliveries. and
ssarkn % PIG iron are still decreasing
Tho cTrss % the recent riRc In cereals
.aa TOT the proernt reached on Sa'ur
day. December ?. for wheat and proVis
iona The proportions 81 the recen
| iiso Induced enormous realizing, which
tor time vas offset by heavy neV
buying. bu, ultimately the size Of th'
grain movement and Increases in Visi
bic supplies. added TO The breaking o
The droath In the southwest and IN
ugh,ncaa o, money. left the bears mas
, ,rra OF the Geld. The steady rise u
. uhsa, and corn prices shown since tn
n early part Of November had resulted j
4 a gain of about IA cents each in whes
and corn. from which the fail this wee
ia only about three ceats. Provision
ympa,hiaed with the movement, an
he high price Of low grade toodstuns
"a sull feature.
70 whea, exports. July ! TO date {.
A ueeksl. aggregate i3e,3oS.7l5 busheI
: asaina, sleso. % bushels last season.
,e business failures in the Unite
a s,a,ea for the week number %
a against 2s7 las, week. and 2i7 a ye'
. ago.
4 Canadian failures for the week nu'
her q. or the same number a. IA
week. compared with is In this week
year ago.
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Washington Poultry Association, Sc
attic. January Sill.
Oregon Poultry Association. Oregon
City. December 80 TO January 4.
walla Walla Poultry show. January
2l-95.
Montana Teachers Association. Mis-
soula, December 1898.
Washington Y. NJ. c. A. convention
Everett. December 1915.
Whitman Poultry show, January
1918.
idaho Poultry Show, Boise, January
1916.
woOdmen Of the World Carnival
Spokane. December 1915.
Washington State Dairy convention
Everett, December 26-2S.
Idaho State Horticultural society
Boise. January 1917.
Washington State Dairy convention
Everett, December 1928.
Idaho state Horticultural Society
Boise, January 1917.
Idaho State Teachers Association
Moscow, December 81 January IL.