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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27

UNCLE SAN Il EFlNERY No. 4 COMPLETED AND
Gin SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
p Hun ssG"F Z" ssSy y S
s, w o n 4apd SS"s s"w"s @ say N
UNCLE SAM REFINE ny NO. 2 NEARING COMPILE.
TON
. e s% rxs ra fass Il
eto g. nay ffSwHss every ss ID
UNCLE SAM REFINERY NO. 8 UNDER CoNSTRUc-
ION AT e ULsA, 81 DIAN TERRITORY.
nss % ssn ca o fgs5 .Es.
aud seven iois III rnlsn and work las COM
ssS ' !ppca i"s " Dons s Vat fpr'%'T %
s Stock %<h I ss s4 M
MAIN TRUNK PIPE aLtNEF Tot TIL MISSOURI. RIVER
A# NEARLY HALF COMPLETED. IN
s sa oyes e 1 NJ ss n,pSt
% a54s ssSi%s so'd
~ sF$$S
s sos ysa ssarc an
,,ees ana the pipe Inc sixy-our miles % this main
f s S iii paIS for ~ ve "s 0e =
wlLLAAvE OVER FoUR THOUSAND BARRELS
DAILY CAPACITY OVER THE PIPE LINE
TO THE REFINERY.
days Se e ~ sss rssss
e the Bart,csville oil Company VII build q large pipe
day. and s,mc be increased by increasing the
pumping stations. 5<E3 Is3684s4 6S4#
VII 9ol0 sa a. Gs4nSsN $4,000
;; $
Z" sth ss '" T% rs
time the. stock can buy to-day for 5000 pcr 900
shares will Increase IN solid vauc%to ut least $500 per-
+ share. and possibly higher
SIXTEEN lA Eeap5 9 e6asEg4Es Stations ~
a: the following big trade centcrs In the Missouri
Wiley lice sam Company has large refined storage
tanks owned leased ground, and each place has
4 FROM To two tank wagons:
aEE Kansas City l5$ss4 st. Joseph f Ei5
tAtchison Pittsburgh
E5stt4 LeavcnWorth gt8@ &} 'Chcrryvaie lin 5hG
Anthony Mineral
& Winfield 5&a4 a5@s 6a4@ Ottawa
Wellington Concorda 5s
58aa SaiIna s 81 Hutchinson 34 #
assa Wichita Topeka
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
COMPANY A GOOD ONE.
Culpeper Minute Men Inspected
~ Saturday Night,
ecial to TheNTimes- Dispatch,)

{speeial to TheRTimes- Dlspatch)
lctJhPEPER, yAS@March 26-'rhe crack
nilltwy,icolnpan OF Piedmont Va, the
culpeper minute men, were Inspected by
Colonel James Cheneyworth, of the
seventh united States Infantry, now
located at MCPHERSON, Ga, Saturday
night, ~ 81. y. I,
The company was inspected IN full
order, and Colonel Cheney
worth expressed himself to both officers
and privates as being well satisfied with
the military bearing, discipline ana GILL
cheney Of the company,
CAPTAIN s,EdYIn slaughter has laborei
tliarrI 10 build sup his company. Ills dis
.cipiine llus the military characterlstics,
ana, as the United states inspecting
ofticerFsaid so fthe c6lnranS. ~ would 20
good for the city and . he state for
illlo company To DC well maintained,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27

alarclisls Isl les. md +lle@cornk
j4iny playing Nancy 13rown.' He IS
business manager ofi,the company l2arly
In the week llei vent to Washington on
business and when he returned he was
unwell. II 4 !.
1.-THE Navy Department has received the
report of the. surY on. the coll Ter Ajax,
at the Norfolk navy-yard, where the yes
sci is now being equipped with certain
parts OF new machinery at cost Of
$40 ocN. The further changes contcnl-
plated will require an expenditure Of
SCI, 900, about one third of which Will be
devoted to tho installation OF large cargo
and fitting the vessel for
carrying men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Tidings From Bermuda.

(SpecInl to The Tlmes- Dlspatch.) VI
BERMUDA VA. March 2G.-The gravel
plant, which is quite an extensive work,
has opened up now, and Is superintendent
by MIR. j. a. Hughes, of Norfolk. IA
B Mr.. J. V. Burgess. who has been very
Ill, Is cOnyulescent S
Miss NJ. Esther Burnett, goyerness at
Mr.. G, n Welton's, has received news
that her little sister Is quite sick.
have been Inspecting lumber here for tho
past week.
Mr.. w. M. Walker, who has been ln-
few 9r shad arc caught now ths
weather keeps SO cool. 81 81,
Preaching services ut Enon baptist
church have been changed from the first
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27

sATIrHE HATE THE STOCK is SELLING ALL WILL
4I.tf1 ei pEf TAkENbiN SIX WEEKS.
Wr p wor 10y BY selling the s9 }ns
lines refinery equipment to make the very stock you
buy moro valuable. For the past three months remit
weeks have been record breakcrs. s.#
THOUSANDS ARE FIGURING ON THE STOCK
There enough deals now pending to sell tlc bal
the stock five times Investors realize tho
price is right aud that Uncle sam VIII win the day
III TELEGRAM WIRES WILL BE TICKING ORDERS.
Hrhis announcements will he glad news 10 hundreds q
Investors who will be. glad that mn opportunity is stu
left for them to join our. band ~ The Old price
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
No Official Notice.
Especial to The Tires- Dispat ch.l

Especial to The Tillres- Dispa tch.l
DANVILLE. VA. March 2G,-Mr. II. j..
Miller, Of this city, when shown the
article IN Mondays Times Dispatch, an
nouncng that no Vas one Of the few
heirs to the estate valued at half mil
lion dollars. left by Charles r. Miller, Of
Cheyenne, wyoming, stated that he had
received no official notice Of the will Of
his brother He supposed, however, that
the dispatch was correct. but states there
arc most likely five legatccs Mr.. Miller
was Mt the bedside OF his brother when
the end came several weeks ago, at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Emma Fray, Of
Culpeper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Commence June 20, 100

NEXT oUoTATlo MAY De SO CENTS pen SHARE :,
peri s{"e yG n4e %s pss zp % svf a
bsns aG o I'll shsk ned
.rH,s ANNOUNCEMENT WILL De READ EY OVER
TWENTY MELLON PEOPLE.
Company has ~ y Tn n,s VIII Vii the Us nfm ~ Fc
st for saT arc sssIi en 81 @
II ~. e e1a ad ro nnno
neg ?% e be l ssnrt e s sS e
other announcement. 8s#S5s 5g#
WEI COMM nee PAYING 5Dlvl ENDS JUN 90 1905
stated the n one hs reey *
sssS sss 5 IS = sS
what will two more large ones do?
INVEST YOUR MONEY WITH 5THosE.WHo$ SUCCEED
q lie 1s''T'sa running & 'er fn
WRITE FOR PICTURES AND FURTHER r tiNF oRMA
3 ss2ss so gss
lofs , q Int Faa = - ~ '''' 50 q
REFERENCES.
o1a Is s"s ss; SSsS' ark rs
Fs 4 K.s oTo fs'fst rfsr
give tho company rating.
DON'T. BE FOOLED sY SKIN GAME BROKERS <!Els Isl
ifxst' '' taec '? sam omay
s s ssd sxs
large newspapers Tnescpares have no stock nnd wnrl
nrlly lose iii Or have trouble OF these notices
lave the address Of cherryvac, WHOM facts are thu
no; share legitimate stock can be bought IN
der1tie market price The icving oil trust Is res1,ee
ful and there few people ready to do their bidding
and Il few these traitors sorry to say can ever PC
found sas but the time Is coming whcnc STATE
will not enemies OF home industries When
YOU want stock remit direct 10 the company aud YOU VIII
receive promptly and your money viii go ~ once
10 buy more pipe line and refinery equipment and make
tic very stock you buy nlorc> valuable Shsi 8
HOW TO SEND MON 5Nttsiisa'sa2 % !.
remitby d,ar check express Or pos
order made payable to The Uncle sam on Company and
your stock wi&bc sent to you promptly ny return
istcred mail 5357@ 44 Ss 55y
COMPANY WILL SELL STOCK AT THE OLD PRICES
f5 AS FOLLOWS.
100 shares ~
ESQ shares ~ ~ ~
n n0n si,: E, 4, h. 10000
800 shares Az py' an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
DEATH RESULTS { ] (.
FROM INJURIES i.
Negro Has Been Arrested
Charged With Striking Man
in Difficulty.
FREDERIC KsBuRe GAS OUT
Much Interest is Felt in Coming.
Election OF City Council
FREDERICKSBURG GAS OUT.
fspeclal to The Ilmcs-Dispatch.)

(SpecIal to The Timcs-D ispatch.)
;skEDERICK SBURG', w. March 90
Mr. George l.. Brown, OF Caroline coun-
ty, came to this city March nth, and IN
stmc way, which Is not explained. ne
was severely injured. Later he was carried
10 his homo and died there yesterday
afternoon from the effects Of his In
jurics Last night William Ware col
bred man, OF this city, was arrested,
charged With severely striking MI
brown IL number of times IN a difficulty.
Ware WAS sent OH to the grand jury AM
baiictl in the sum of 500. An Inquest and
post mortem examination has been Or
dere,l By the commemorative attorney
Of Caroline county Mr. Brown Is nA:-
yived By his widow and eight children
The eldest of whom Is III years old. &
Mr. j. II. i Iorcne, of the Ilorcnr MANN
featuring company. composed OF North-
ern capitalists, has purchased three tracts
of land III Stafford county for which ne
paid $1,000. The land has but little value
for agricultural purposes, Pockets OF u
largo vein of pyritcs have been found on
the property and tho mine VIII be de-
yeloped, n full equipment OF Improved
mlchlncry having been purchased for that
,Durpose, which will be Installed as soon.
as possible. fali
Gas Gives Out,
No services were held in any Of the
churches Of the city last night, OWING
I 10 the supply of gas being temporarily
K cut on, due TO some trouble with the
works at the new gas plant, which, now
ever, is being rapidly remedicd. ana u
Is thought there will be no repetition OF
the trouble. tfb
Much interest is felt here in the COM
tho al .nf 10 tf,ft ho. ri H.
Ecil, the terms of one-half OF the present
members expiring this year, The cleo
j tion will take place June 18th, 1T Is un-
tlerstood that tho present members Will!
stand for reelection, They are Major W.
S. Ismbrey, Messrs. J. w, Masters. ". u.
Bradley ana j, p. Rowe. Messrs. M. S.
Chancellor and George II. Morrison re-
Gently resigned and their places will also
have to DO filled. Those mentioned for
sents in the council, besides the incun-
bents, are Messrs. G., w, Jones, j, M.
Goldsmith, II. B. Lane,iJ, r. Rawlings,
c. 3R, Howard, Captain y, McCracken,
George w. Wroten, a. Rondoph Howard
and ", T., Price,
Mr.. Charles I4ipscomb, 81 Orange, who
was some time ago snot y , ne neck'
while standing in the door of his resi-
dence mt night. has been operated on 3at
tho University Hospital at Charlottes-
vile. Paralysis .of his arm and HON lFis
resulted from the wound, hut y Is be-
l!eycd thut Mr. l.lpscomb will recover
Severe Weather. Il SIS
The severe weather. las been tlisns-
trols to the fishermen of this section
4 Tile large seines have been making very
small linnls ana tho tluppcrs have been
doing hut litilc- a number OF nFls. e.
have been seriously Injured by sea
E. ! 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
TUG CONCORD IS SHORE.
One Barge Also Went Aground
on the Ripraps,

Especial to The 'rlWes-Dlspatch.(
n NORFOLK, VA. March 96,-The ocean.
tug Concord. towing three llsllt coal
barges went ashore on the Itpraps Sat
iulday night, The heavy snowfall bllnltd
the captain, and he got his hawser ~ MS
wheel. Ono OF the barges went ashore,
tho others anchored barely clearing the
shoal.
4 Tho tugs Edna y. Crew and ,Ioseph NJ
Clur. hauled tug and. barge OF to-day
cut the llawser from, the C'oncord's wheel
and she came here under her own steam,
Two or ths barses Werc towed here The
/ other. one going TO Newport News. They
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
BARN BURNED,
Entire Crop Of Fodder and All
/ Farming Implements Destroyed

|IT Especial TO The TImes- DspAtchO IN
Il GLOUCESTER. VA March 26.-A largo
barn and granary belonging to Mrs, Rich
ara Page, ut Shelly. was burned Sunday
at O'clock. When the fire was dis
covered 1t was impossible to save any
of tho contents OF the building, which
consisted Of Mr.. Pages entire crop Of
corn fodder and all Of his farming imple-
ments. Mr. Clcel Page, son of Mrs, Rlcl'-
ara Page, is one Of the best ana most
Industrious young farmers IN Gloucester.
Mr. Page had made large crop Or corn,
and was expecting ia make sale OF
portion of It shortly, The ground was
covered With snow, and no footprints were
found near are building therefore tho
origin Was not ncendiary. 1t Is sup'
posed some one dropped match IN the
building, e{SN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
.H|:|JI|IL!|L| CITY STRIKE:
NEARING. ITS En-! [ !
Company Will Not Re-employs
Men Who Are Now s.
Out.
(sncclnl % Mic Time:s-Dispntch.)

Especial to The Times DispntchD
LYNCHBuRCi, VA. March 26.-As far
as the management OF the Glnmorgan
Pipe Works is concerned, the strike or \
and foundrymen quit work, is n t an end. Il
To-day practically all Of the QfoundrymI
had returned to work, but about halfSot
the fifty striking machlniss failed to-
report. Tho company has determined NOT
I to re-cmploy the men out, and arrange
nlents have been made to fill their places s
during tho week with machnlsts from
ca stern Pennsylvania. Ji3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
MONTH 1 PAYMENT OFFER.

s.sae 4t 9q me soss y T.
which IS sure come the company IN addition e
s6 IN s soG p a Is f aSye cash Dflees
100 shares. $500 cash and six equal monthly pay
.so 81 slaros $3.50 cash and six equal monthly pay
~ 500 shares $500 cash and six equal monthly pay
1000 shares, $4,000 cash and SIX cqlal monthly pay
eh ssoe q sh 1885, sl'0 e's e" & S"''
SPECIAL OFFER. sag& @ss
Company will sell $4,000 shares to ono man ct S2Soo
SPECIAL. MONTHLY PAYMENT oFFE
Company viii sell 900 shares t9 one e man
$500 rcr month for SIX months &E5
PAY No ATTENTION TO OIL TRUST AXE ST DRIES
Every oil trust through their !a AZ afefl ho
}nc sas copny sp m e. opo
ass s 'nss s @
sss 9ussS@ 5
85 IA ovER $4,000 CASH ALREADY PAID ~
M'on VII 9o SG NIX unes Re
~s::
still growing
ONE MELLON DOLLARS CASH AND TEN5THoUsAND8
.s@. STOCKHOLDERS
MN this s thyoo g 1our mites
pe ea and nf psrbns q,
IS Rs HF a ps - sSaf s
to-day. gS ~
IN CONCLUSIONS. SS
charter name Of this company Is The Uncle Sam
oil Company Authorized capita IS ten Smi,o o
dollars Par stock is 81. 90 share Stocl
is non nsscssable and there is no personal llnbiiS,S
Every share OF the stock draws the s'ltle
forcas or its equal from the start Tho men at thc
void guard sll IN the traces we haze great on1,
bright future OF the company, and the stock
offered herein We honestly believe will pay everyone
Observation-Disclosures who buys nt the present price
Ia n Chance will Increase in solid values
least So 90 share while on the Other land.f
tic offered In the I,nte e afnys
this, who joins Detore3
suited helps n good cause We solicit YOU III good faith
10 invest with but should send draft or checx
gnunlcd hercln I'll 4fs 5
s4 For further information, write or wire SKI
THE IlNcIES Sam OH, COMPANY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
TRIANGULAR FIGHT.
Local Option and Dispensary in
Same Election. i8
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Times DispatcliD 8
Il ABINGDON, VA, March G.--.A8neW and
novel feature OF the liquor question has
boon raised in Abingdon. Tho recent Leg
isaturc passed an act allowing the peo-
pie to vote as to whether or not the town
would have u dispensary
\ petition is being circulated in which
Judge Hutton Is asked to order q local
option election for the town, thus nakinE5
u tlree-cornered fight. The people who
favor II dispensary contend that the move
to hold q local option election has been
instgated by the liquor dealers to threat
en- the corporation with tho loss OF the
entire revenue derived from the sale OF
whiskcy
This will raise u new legal question
and the result will be watched with great
Interest by the people Of the Commons
wealth, g45s "a 552
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Murderer Captured.
lSperial to The NInles- Dlspakcl

= lSpeclal 70 tbs Tlnles-nlspalch,)
K FRONT ROYAL. VA, March 26s liId-5
son Jett, who Was captured IN liarrisbnrS,
Pa after killing Henry Jackson. colored,
Was lodged Saturday IN the Jail at l'Nrly
willie. On account nj the Eiai rs here beng
rnsed and q new ono 10 pc built. Jcti's.
ts;.:: vii! .,.e place Il: April,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
HORSE BREAKS NECK.
Valuable Animal Dashes Into
Telephone Pole.

Is5UtCIHI 10 I He
fat STAUNTON, VA, March, 26.--The two
horse team belonging to Mr.. Elmer
Sheets ran off near 1'hornrose Cemetery
on the, West Main Street hill Sunday
evening with fatal results. After the team
had run about 100 yards Mr. sheets jump
cd out or the buggy and sustained slight
injury. The team continued for several
blocks, when one OF the horses struck
n telephone post and broke its neck.
The horse, which was valued Eat s2295.
died Instantly. The other horse was hurt
10 some extent. but will likely recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27

,aro the Bcrkley, Doughtic md another.
Fron pounding i'll night in the heavy sea
tho tug. the shaftEof which nppcnr'ss TO
have been bent, will probably hnve TO be
ovcrllauled. One barge was chafcc con-
sdcrably.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Underwater Railway General Shops

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch)
ROANOKE, VA. March e6,--It Is be-
lIeved the Ildewater Railway Company's
general shops will be located at Roanoke,
Condemnation papers have been fled In
the office of the clerk Of the court, cons
demnlng u tract of land containing TWEEN
ty-three acres. and located on the edge
or the city. This, 1t is said, viii be the
site for the shops. VI 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
s..s z

. 4, N, 10 7nnr nyyl1 innl NngOnp
company pa hs sn sl MI ncan insas City and
riGhL nV" ~ IL ~ ~ IL ,,no
Ottawa @h'c' s'atl '''s Mpe',. y . ro,,ne
From tie above mentioned trade centcrs 1Inele sam
Gopas , fa ' n, py mwe , hndrcds Of country
MIMI .unnse" wv a'''a' iitei 7S'' ss
stoles.s 55t$8 saf 5ft3isf X. a..tE
NO TROUBLE no MARKET THE OIL At BIG PRO
iG5t5a.5 s #9sss335S FITS. &E8.tfl4sg Ff{5
people everywhere extend the lncc sam Company
tic glad hand. No trouble TO sell inc on. mere ile
u. e. 8,,,.,.,.,..,, 49, - sz,.1nnE cENrEps
@ FIVE HUNDRED MOHE aooO 49, 49, -" 80 ~
m M, Missouri valley where people Uncle Sam OIL
will our chain D! Three Great Refnerles compet ted
Ifnrlc sam can ana Will supply them. f.Hss
a. u,,.,npE0 ,,rns AMI ,uoMEN Crowd. .
OVER ONE 1UNOHEO ~ Ely AM A'Y -' 1872
ING THE WORK. b
~ frc boy to general manager every depart
t' - frn,nn
nd is doJic IL There Is a regular force Of sixty
rnnony whjIe nj nicsent force Of from, fifty to 100
t,n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Aged Woman III.

Special 10 The Times pispatphD
a STAIINrON, VA, March e6,-4Atss An-
MID Mcmahon, WHO was sllsi!ly para,
.lyzed several days ago. is seriously Mat.
her home ON North Augusta Street, She.
Is 70 years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
people, CONSIDER 1T AN HONOR ITO BEF4NuM.
BERED WITH OUR BAND.

nctilcs,. when are said 10 be more nn-
mcrous lban ever before saSiitlj;stsel--
son. 4 : gI- s$f$s k gGat H1-
The historic hotel. which was biirnad
at Spotsylvania Courthouse some time
ago. is being rapidly rebuilt, and i Is
expected TO be completed by the April
term Of the Circuit Court of Spotsylvania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
IE SAM PPENE AND REFERS RAPIDLY BUT SAFELY ADVANCING

rnnk ppo
bedc
huti sr nnt IN
following That al
tho tymnions Of
Uuascann
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27


p,on, urca oil
r
o Uncle
he pncct 30 IL before Better
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27

tic Of The
States that
Of
In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
history WILL REPEATslTsELF

l,he very fact thousands of people backing
this great independent enterprise and that after
over year abuse ba ck'nail with every DIFF
fi,lty possible against with perjureB travel
ing the country belttng Its motives and purposes
and the lie has been given to the whole gang
md oil recognizes that IT. is real foe ard
going trade of the Missouri valley more deter
than ever people will make rush for the balance
OF and thereby make It possible for US to COM
plcts our great work without further delay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
NET SALES WILL GAIN THIS WEEK.

From, kilograms and letters RECEIVED. We believe this
Thonsand Dollars SEQ 900 oo) they ran s1341oOo two
weeks ago and sl3ioO 90 last with hundreds in
sluircrs who will remit this week. f$ss
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
ESAt NV Payments

N - yoafe ovor @, 600 Wiag H1o0oo
hsvs eese a.alpaRsl @dso'd. Ihv4s sse.1:
epfsess md sehoolA b. psuminsna oechee6s tea49s,
1n16e tsaehR1 and 0a11eiaaa Thoaeaa4e 0SAeso
ptsnceafs in yow oen Ssale. some q Shsm 1nduhS-
- nssssS2 sSsssn
9anAslia. 0alter, Harp, zlthss, Daa3o
IL Aeee q - 0n q tha6e insuuass1D ~
isns 8 mssss q q - xssssa
1h4e hnssoyenoaf b pa1sa1ed ~ - aad enaot -
~ m aEu otA0 pianA VINO ORGANS 20 -
The Delta independent., 1906-02-02
Cssa6s'e NM ~ Dssysae.

8oos yean 60, sooa ailss 6ge9ae
be9sa 20 Be freely nssA .thfoe06osl ~
Vni>e0 Sta4ssI - a0oa9 1oe New Yoell
house turned % q . vl1laes h CeukIAl
New York He expetiate1 10 m cd
farmer upon tils vistuse q ~ .new -
chine, dwelling upon what . time-savss
b Was, and Witial hov 1nshiouah1e 4
would b. toe the ID fssnsf % b ah1l
- S36o down - Dc Village On one d
she OeW.EanGae6 0aek3noD VaooeVoe =
wasted %
WHY sasd DE sajssnaa, ~vaessvss
|yoa 20 % the postollce, hank q. eooea.
eyssy6ody viii sop and STARE q Fasanes
WHeca and pretty sooo yp9U y ~
0QataNhed-oE 0anItn II VAooo eou
|ty."
sriae ny - a. sspxsA - insnse
1ut y - ycg n 6Neee 3 80
|nsW eoW ash I = - q - -
|ypuffe o.an1Hn about.s =
Nsvsssheless, Tie aGo1e axesaeep1 {
romise that lie Cd man voulA saW1
l. 10 Nooey md pafehaoe . 6eyels
When the agenk eame a1pund n ~ lall
Z Aecofding 10 prou,3oa, de agunk va
On tAnd n ths fsll with ths Wtsea. h
farmer took him n ehaSae md eas5iot
hin out TO the II snd showed Nh Z
fne Jessey COW.
~rhaes what I toughe visA tss asooey
! seved up Tor you,s said De farmer
And without waiting for the aeen1 d
fecovse ffom his surprise hs went On.
r 5owsd tha3 I needed de COW mpfn
"a H. bieysle. an thsrs shs b. Ais'I
die 3 bssuf2~
When the agent recovered I,is bres4A
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