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euralar Pu, to FIiah, by Air Gun.

At Booyseus. South Africa, recently.
n burglar carrying n revolver and
formidable bar OF iron was put to
fiigi3i by means OF toy air gun. Col.
Warren heard noise In one OF the
rooms OF his house. He made tour
OF inspection and saw the burglar.
The only weapon the colonel could
find was the air gun belonging to his
little son. and armed with that. hc
boldly faced the burglar who menaced
him with the revolver. Not waiting
to be attacked. the colonel fired the
air gun. and 1t is believed that the
small pellet luckily pentratcd the
burglars eye: for he uttered yell.
placed his hand to his face. and
cleared. dropping the iron bar and
The loaded revolver in his flight.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
Clever Scheme Of Pickpocke,,

A detective stationed at Berlin
railway station had his eye on a man
who frequently approached ladies'
rockets. One hand OF the individual
was In his coat pocket and the other.
rIultlessly gloved hung by his side.
and over his shoulder a rug was care.
le ssly flung. The detective. to his sur
p.ise. noticed that the person in qucs-
ton. on approaching ladies. thrust out
n third hand from under the rug.
wishing more closely to pursue his
examination of this abnormal being.
he arrested him. when 1t was discov-
cred that the gloved hand. with arm
attached. was of wood and ingcniously
suspended from the side to represent
the real hand with which he picked
the pockets of his victims.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
DENVER MARKETS

Denver Union Stock Yards.-All
markets had big run Of cat
tie last week and the general tendency
of prices was lower on this account.
Choice cattle Were comparatively
scarce and prices held fully steady,
but all others were quoted litti.
lower. Supply here was good and
quality little better than the proceed
Ing week. The best grades woT. fully
steady and good cows closed strong To
q little higher. Packers were good
buyers OF anything suitable for the
block. Steers were rather scarce ana
they would have bought more had they
been here. Some corn.fed steers ar
rived and sold largely ut $500 to $40.
Hay.fed stun also sold well. best bring
ing s..5 and prices ranging largely
from this down to $3.50. Cows sold up
to $3.50 and most OF the pretty good
ones at 33.G5 to $685.. with medium
kinds at S:.:S TO s2.J5. Bulls aud
veals were active and closed fully
steady. The feeder and stockcr supply
was liberal. but u good many common
steers were offered. Bulk OF III. busi'
ness was done around sj..5 TO &i.vv.
with tho tops at si.iS.
Hog supply was liberal. but under
good demand all w.r. sold readily.
The tendency of prices haS been up
ward and tops at the close sold Mt
$50. the best pric. paid here In sew
crai months.
The sheep market was quiet. aS most
of those received here wrr" billed
through to eastern markets. Prices
are low cr than week ago at all points.
as the supply has been heavy. Demand
here In fair.
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vet upon his head. His dress also
was OF black. OF u distinguishing plain
richness and dignity,
Whittier away. Ambassador" shs
cried gaiiy at sight Of him.
To sec your principals wound and
that OF the other whom your sword
counIeTed in a trial bout"
What. You saw." said the dueh'
css. with a quick flush.
Il am indeed priviicdged not TO he
blind" said Dessauer: and never did
E.e sight that conIentcd me more
am an old man. and have seen
mary fair women. many sweet prin'
cesses. each perfect TO their lovers
some of them even perfect to their
lords. but ! have never before seen
a Duchess Joan of Hohcnstein."
Ambassador cried the girl. I'll
YOU speak thus and without that Hash
cI the eye, I shall have to bcthink
me whether you come not ns an am
bassador for your own cause. You
nrc the only man ever met who can
speak OF loy. and yet be toler.blc
II Is a pity that my father left me the
evil heritage that I must wed tho
Prime. OF courtland or lose my domin
Ions."
At the sound OF the name OF her pre-
destined husband n sudden nashinr
thought seemed to wake In the girls
bicuSi.
My l,rd." she said. ''iS II ,ru" that
y.a go 80 courtiand after leaving oui
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

"Out into the light" cried the
young Duchess Joan. pointing the way
with wcrner's sword. which she stili
held in her hand. And going first she
went forth from the hall OF the sol
dicry, down the broad stairs. and soon
through low.arched door with n
sculptured coat-of.arms over H. on'
into the quadrangle of the courtyard.
Werner followed unwillingly and
with a deep flush of shame upon his
brow.
Meanwhile the lad had been freed
from his bonds and stood with n
sword in his hard suppling himself
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Woman Long masaueraded as Man.

A wagoncr was knocked down and
killed by tramcar ut Coiombcs.
France. u few days ago. when the
corpse was being prepared for burial.
II was found to be that OF woman.
Her assumption OF mans attire was.
tho sequel OF n romance that became
a tragedy. She WIS II woman OF good
family. named Clotlldc Filly. and thlr.
~ years ago she ran away from homN
and obtained permission from the 20.
lice TO masquerade as man. She was
known among her fellow waguncrs as
Paul. and was noted for her fcats OF
strength. which gained her the nick
name OF Iron Arm" Most OF tho
men she knew were afraid OF her on
account OF her violent temper and her
readiness TO fight. She could box
with such skill that few men who saw
her fight once cared to stand up
against her.
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Enjoys Her Tobacco st 1902.

Mrs Mary Bar0by, OF Brocton, Mass.
celebrated her 192d birthday few
days ago. She spends most OF her
waking hours in a rocking chair read
ing French books and smoking her
pipe. Mrs. Baraby has been smok-
irfg since she was 12. years old. She
has had twenty children. six of whom
are alive. She was married at 16.
and her husband died over fifty years
ago. She has had forty-three grand
children, and nine great.grandchildren
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
CHAPTER ~.
The cozenina of the Ambassador.

The next moment Joan had disap.
pcared and when she was seen again
she had assumed the skirt she had
previously worn over her dress of for.
ester. and was again the sedate lady
of the castle. ready to lead the dance.
grace the banquet. or entertain the
High States Councillor of Plassen-
burg. Leopold Won Dessauer.
B, but when she went upstairs she
net on the middle flight grey-beard-
- ~~an with skull cap o: HACK vel
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Woman Had Hoarded Fortune.

Miss Bertha Shilling. 6S years old.
n twister employed in silk mill in
West Hoboken, n. j., who died recent
", left bank bood showing deposits
of $4,000. An examination of her
room led to the finding of $50 pairs
of stockings Of all colors and mate
rials. She had fondness for new
hose and had been engaged for years
in making a collection. She spent lit
tie money for other things.
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a7UTEa EaT TI1Zr
a4l11EX@4!
-.
Has . Rare Disease.

Has . Rare Disease.
IL" never found III. slightest fault
About the weather,
lie never kicked at rain oF snow
Or bath together
In summers sWclt"iing heat he'd say:
Now aln'I this jolly
NOt even Egfu weather inudc
Him melancholy.
No matter how II stoTmrd. ypu found
Him bright aud Ch--S.
Through sn1N up to his waist he'd Nadp
As brave hE rcaFy,
The lightning Of - thunder shower
Seemed to delight him.
And no cyclone. however n.Tu-. could
Fer alright him.
Whatever came. hs swc"tiy smiled
And seemed c1nt-ntci.
H. much thht visitors would ask;
"AiuI h- d-m~ntsdF'
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Sheep.
Grain.

Wheat choice milling. per 100 lbs.
s1,2S, Rye. Colorado. bulk. per 100 lbs.
9Oc. Oats. bulk, Nebraska, NO. D.
white. $1.O9: same In sacks. Sl.l3; COL
orado white, in sack. sl.25. Corn. IN
hulk. sac. Corn chop. sacked, soc
Bran. Colorado. per 100 lbs, Soc.
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Hogs.

Comparative receipts
Year to January 18th .......... o.lIa
Same period last year. 1876
Decrease ..''' ''"''
The following quotations represent
the prices paid on this market:
Choice heavy. $5.25 to 5.35
Light and mixed packers $50 to 1.32ia
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26
CHAPTER ~.
Joan Draws First Blood.

T'ie word OF command came fn'l
anc strong from the open doorway Of
tho Aail.
Hans Trcnck came Instantly to the
saIu,e with the ball In his hand. He
had no difficulty in lifting 1t now. In
fact, he did not seem able TO let II
down. Every man In the hall except
th,. ywo captains OF PlasscnburS hAh
risen to his feet and stood as II cary
ed In marble.
For there In the doorway. her slim
figure erect and exceedingly com
mandIng. and her beautiful eyes shin
Ing with Indignation. stood the Duch'
.ss Joan OF Hohenstein.
In s.ern silence she advanced into
the auil. every man standing hsec
at attention.
Keep your hand 80. Hans TreneG.
said their mistress. "giv. me your
sword. Werner. You shall see whe'h'
or am called Joan OF the sword Tor
Iaush,. You would torture prisoners.
would you. after what have said :
Hold up. I say. Hans Trcnck'
And 80. no man saying her nay. the
Girl took the shining blade and. Win
n preliminary swish through the AIR
and u balancing shake TO feel the cias'
tic return. she looked at the poor
knaye fixed before her In the center
OF the hall with his wrist strained !"
hold the prisoners ball aloft nj the
stretch Of his arm. What wonder
II IL waycrcd like n branch In an I'M
steady wind?
STEADY. thcre!" said Joan.
And she drew back her arm Tor the
stroke.
The youpg Dane. who. since her en-
trance, had looked ut nothing save
the radiant beauty OF the figure beior"
him, now cried out. For heaven
sake. lady. do not soil the skirts OF
your dress with his villain blood. lie
but obcyed his orders. Let me be set
free. and I will fight him or any man
In the castle. And II I am beaten
let them torture me I'LL am car
rIon NJ only to he thrown Into the
castle ditch"
The duchess paused and leaned on
the sword. holding 1t point to tho
earth.
by whose orders was this thinE
donc?" she demanded.
..By mine, my LADY, said Werner
Won Orscln. n deep flush upon his
manly brow.
The girl looked severely Mt him.
She seemed to waver. Good. them
she said. "the Dane shall fight Wcf'
pcr for his life. Loose him and chnie
his wrists. Ho! thcre-bring a dozen
swords from the asmory!"
The flush was now rising to the
boys cheek.
II thank you. duchess" he said. i
ask no more than this
.Out into the light" cried the
young Duchess Joan. pointing the way
with wcrner's sword. which she still
held in her hand. And going first she
went forth from the hall OF the sol
dicry. down the broad stairs. and soon
through low.arched door with n
sculptured coat-of-arms over 1t. on
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Hay.

Upland, per ton, $1O.50@ l2.oo; sec,
ond bottom, sS.50m1O; timothy Sl2.oo
613.OO; timothy and clover vi;
alfalfa, prime, $S.OO@9.5O: straw. $500
30: South Park wire grass, 1900.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-26

for the work before him with quick
little guards and feints and attacks.
There was proud look in his eyes,
and as his glance left the duchess
and roved round the circle of his foes
It flashed full. bold and defiant.
Werner turned to palish. lean Bo-
hemian who stood little apart.
Peter Balta." he said, will you be
my second? Agreed! And who will
caro- for my honorable opponent?"
40 not trouble yourself-that will
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Notions sale at Fitts'.

/ "NNN%ef
Notions sale at Fits.
More new fall waists at Fits.
All golf sticks 75e each to close. Aver.
~ music company.
Auction sale Saturday evening at City
auction rooms.
| Buy the boys and girls an umbrella
tor age at Perry's on Saturday.
! Yard-wide black tafFeta, with words
warranted" for $500, at Abbott's.
See the special values ii children's
sir bear coats for S2.0s at Abbott's.
Public dance at Miles haIl SATURDAY
evening. Music, Whittiers orchestra.
Gentlemen SOC, ladies free.
awo hundred bushels Of ripe cucum-
brs tor sweet pickles. Price 75 cents
per bushel. Iel. 404-1i. "A. g. shepard.
4 regular meeting Of Granite CITY
Lodge, No. ~, will bc held Monday even
ing in X. Of g. hall at z o'clock. A full
attendance Of the degree team il re-.
lquested.
There will be regular meeting of
fright Star Rebekah lodge. No. is. We'd
ntsday evening, Sept the 10th, az 100.
fAI the officers are requested to be pres
ent for practice.
Il. T. Stanley, the well known trance
medium, has returned and can be con-
srlted for short time at The Otis.
room 6, second floor. Office hours o 10
IL; to and 2 70 . p. m.
The members Of Ruth Chapter, o. Z.
~ who intend going to Mr.. Robins
Wednesday, evening, Sept. 10, are re-
qnested 70 leave their names with r. H.
Watkins that teams may be provided.
The ladies Of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd win give their annual harvest
supper Tuesday evening, Sept. rs, from
$50 to 7.3o. Menu, vegetable hash, beet
pickles, sliced boiled ham. hot cream
tartar biscuits with bees honey. plain
raised douehnuts, apple, pumpkin AMI
lemon pic, tea and coffee. Admission
rs cents @ tseH
verite all'apcrtma della nuoya bot
tega di panninc di s. y Segel & Fra
tello, Sabato, Is SettemDre, mel palazzo
de blue store sulle Depot square, Barre.
VT. Mile caroline illustrate saranno.
regulate nj visitatori Tutti beneyenuti.
Remmentate il giorno, Sabato, rs Set
tembrc. ostri devotissimi 4. !. Segel
4 CO..
Nichols dancing classes will commence
Wednesday evening, September 10. Will.
those who wish to Join leaves their
names with Ezra White at Il. II. Rogers
store, or with Wilbur Nichols, telephone
4lo-22g These classes will be strictly
private and only a limited number viii
be taken. Private lessons given BY APP
pointmeut, lady or gentleman teacher.
Music furnished without extra charge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New coats at $40 at Fits.

New coats at $40 at Fits.
Grey Henley serges for 1sc at Ab-
Bargains in ranges at the n. ID, Phelps
Company.
Umbrellas at 4sc each at Perrys on
Saturday.
| The n, p. Phelps 60. are closing out
two lines of ranges ut cost
The Rev. Lucius Colburn viii hold KEN.
vices at United hall South Barre, sun
day, Sept. 10.
| Sheet music, slightly soiled, closing
out at Zoe per sheet or three for 25c
Aserill music company
Edward Scott returned Yesterday from
lMaplewood n H., where he has been
working IN hotel this summer.
Mrs. John Nackie returned ID this
city from Saranac Lake, n. NJ. yester
day and will make her home ii this
city
Ask for free sample OF Rexall
Orderlies, new produce which has been
proven by actual test to be the best
laxative and cathartie known to medical
science. Pleasant to taste, no gripping,
no pain. Zoe and 25c. Red Cross Phar.
macy.
Auction = Wednesday September is.
3 2. M, Main street. next TO r. al
Prlndle's hardware store. lot of house
hold goods: Glenwood range, iron bed
steads, iron upholstered couch, tables,
kiteh ware, etc, etc, to the highest
bidder. Owner going abroad Herbert
A. Rngg, auctioneer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-15
ESTATE Of JAMES N. WAND.

STATE OF VERMONT. | In Probate Court
District OF Washington rs. held III M0npel
Ter, In and for said District on the 18th uav o
september, A. ~. 1906
Ellen y Ward, ExecutIiN Of the last willan
Testament ~ james NJ. Ward, late OF The T0wr
oi Barre, Ia said District deceased, makes april
cation 70 said Court. with the consent and ap
probation IN writing ~ the legatees and ae,
visceA' ~ said deceased, residing III the State
uf Vermont, for license tO sell an al
the real estate ~ said deceased IL wit
Home place, situated IN said Town ~ Barre
also house and lot on Maple avenue and inter,
ekt IN the ice plant 40 called. situated In The
CITY Of Barre, in said District. presenting that
the sale thereof would be beneficial 70 the leea
toes and dcvisees " said deceased. and
those interested IN his estate. in order 70 con.
ycrf said real estate into money.
Wheteupon. n Is ordered by said Court that
said application he referred 70 session there
Of 20 he held atthe Probate Ofiice. in said Mont.
pVlier ON the LIST day of October, A. D., 1906
for hearing and decision thereon and II Is furth-
en- ordered that al persons Interested he notified
hereof hy publication OF notice OF said applica-
ton and order thereon three weeks successive
" IN the Barre Daily Times. newspaper pub
iiehcd at the City Of Barre In this State. and
which circuates In the neghborhood Of those
Interested. before said time OF hearing, that
they may appear At said time and place, and IL
they see cause. object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest.
HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.
Sat Sept i5-22-0
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-15
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXCURSION.
VIII Be Run by Montpelier & Wells
River r r. on October O.

The Montpelier & Wells River railroad
viii run grand excursion through The
famous White Mountain notch on Tues.
day, October 2, 1906. 4 special train
will leave Barre at 1885 a. m, and
stopping at rarions points along the
line will connect with special train
at Woodsville and reach Bartlett. Y II
at about | p. m. Returning. the train
viii leave Bartlett at 1880 and arrive
in Barre at seven. Fare from ali sta
tons on the NJ. & ". r.. r. r. Is sfso
for the round trip; no half tickets. Be
sure and take your lunch baskets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-15
wrLLIAMsTowN.

l. NJ. Seaver left yesterday for q
business trip TO Maine. He viii be abb
sent about week.
Mrs. /. G. Robinson has Just had a
nice monument placed on their lot in
the village cemetery.
Abram West was fined IS and costs
by Judge Lathrop yesterday for keep.
ing his boy out Of school.
Eddie Nuibrown had his foot badly
crushed yesterday at Prizes quarry,
four toes on one foot being taken oiT.
This is the first accident which has
happened at this quarry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-15
sTJDpARD TRAVEL LECTURES
New Art Edition.

When called on do not fail to examine
The beautiful complete edition Of this
valuable and desirable work. The pub.
fishers, Balch Bros. Co, Of Boston, have
sent here a few competent statesmen for
a short time, 10 give our people the last
opportunity to secure this splendid
color.plate edition at wholesale rates.
See the large display notice on another
page.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-15
Low Rae SUNDAY Excuraion.

The Central Vermont Railway will
run low rate excursion Sunday. Sep.
TENDER 10TH between principal stations
coming north on paper train leaving
White River Junction 1850 a. M, re-
turning on evening train leaving St
Adams 6;2f p. M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-15
A Meeting Of the craignair Club.

To the pupils of Bob Tosh and Neddic
Lemons A three eornered fight il on
between the scholars Of The @Naopie
Miss Craiks and Rolan Aiken's schulz
to see whar they waad haze their Hal.
lowe'en time, and the scholars will NEE,
m the "Co'cenR r0om OF the G. w. Aver.
III block Tuesday, September is. al
$50 o'clock. Per order president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-15
EAST BARRE.

There will be social dance in the
opera house on Saturday, September is,
Glibertson's orchestra. Dancing till
l2, Bill 80 cents.
K Citizens will take notice that the wa.
ter viii be shut of on Sunday. Per
order prudential committee. ltt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-15
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER is, 1905.
weather Predictions.

Far this afternoon and Sunday.
North winds.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-02-09
Circuit Court Jurors.

The following are chosen to serve as
jurors in circuit court during the Febru-
airy term which opens the 10Th day OF
the month:
Alfred Raubenheimer, 4th ward, Be-
lott; J. j. Riorden. 4th ward, Beloit:
George K. Boss, Milton; J. j. Pierson,
Edgerton; j. S. Boyd, Lima; Amos Haw-
ley; E. Ell Skinner, Sd ward, Beloit; d.
G. Heald, I'd ward, Beloit; P. j. McFar-
lane, Johnstown; G. Nj. Bird, 1st ward,
Beloit; G. E. Marquart, Milton; B. L.
Gage, Cd ward, Evansville; Henderson
Hunt, I'd ward, Beloit; Charles Knud-
son, 4th ward, GAINESVILLE; E. W. Lowell,
LIST ward, GAINESVILLE; 0. D. Rowe, I'd
ward, GAINESVILLE; William Ely, Porter:
L. L. Fletcher, Sd ward, Evansville; Ed.
Ameaphol, Sd ward. GAINESVILLE; Ell.
Otis Rock; L B. Merrill, 1st ward, Be-
lott; J. B. Dearborn, Sd ward GAINESVILLE;
j. F. Flint, Sd ward, Beloit; r. Fl.
Clinchey I'd ward, Beloit: S. Locke, Sd
ward, GAINESVILLE; w. j. Barman, 4th
ward, GAINESVILLE; w. S. Miller, Fulton;
Rush Bulls, Milton; 81 A. Moesher, I'd
ward, Evansville; }. A. Deniston, LIST
ward, GAINESVILLE; r B. Harper, Sd ward
GAINESVILLE; P. J. Hawkins, Sd ward, Be
lott; r. K Overton, LaPrairie; E. Brink
man, Rock; John Christian, Evansville
Joseph Ross, Avon.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-02-09

ACTING GOVERNOR DAVIDSON, in his
appointment Of Fisher as district attor-
ney demonstrates that he. lacks the
sterling qualities governors should pos
sess If he is candidate for the office
of governor he has made a grave mistake.
Merit alone should prevail in the ap-
pointment of so important an official.
Political activity should be paid for in
less important appointments. The same
objection to Fishers appointment. for
university regent should have been a
bar to his appointment as district attor-
ney. Davidson appears to be dominated
by ready made policy which he inner
tied with the office. In filling the Office
of chief executive of this state, the PEG
pie should select a man who possesses a
broadness and depth of mentality suffic-
lent to rise above political intrigue and
who will protect the public's interests
by appointments made solely upon merit.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-02-09

The route of the St. Paul west from
Pierre, S. D., has been determined. 1t
is stated that the new line is on easy
grades as far as Miles City, Mont, and
from that point to Butte it follows the
Yellowstone river and the main line of
the Northern Pacific, closely paralleling
the Hill line for distance of 500 miles,
for a large part of which, however, it will
follow one bank of the Yellowstone river
while the Northern Pacific will follow
opposite bank. Surveys for the western
end of the line show that in this division
the ST. Paul will also parallel the North
ern Pacific, touching Ellensburg, on the
Yakima river and crossing the Cascade
Mountains through pass north of the
Northern Pacific and south of the Great
Northern.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-02-09
Creamery Statement.

Utica Creamery Co. annual statement
for year ending December /, 1905:
No. lbs. milk received, 3,55S,667; No.
lbs. cream received, 37,164; No. lbs but
ter fat in same, 149,503; No. lbs. butter
made, 1854; Amt. of money received
for butter sold, $34,89365; value of pat
rons' butter delivered, S497l.26; average
net price received for butter, .231; aver
age oil test of milk, 3.9l; average oil test
of cream, %; average yield of butter,
4.51; average price paid for milk, 964;
average price paid for per cent. milk,
So 96-1O0; total expense for making but
ter, S2,876.75; average cost to make 100
lbs. butter, Sl.67; value of supplies on
hand and paid for, S195.83; interest
money on hand, $4,000; repair fund
money on hand, $1,073.O7; No. lbs. pat
rons' butter delivered, 21,l24I; average
number of patrons monthly, 125.
JoKUM JOHNSON, J. Ell. Coon,
Manager. Secy.