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Arizona republican., 1907-11-11

reports are transmitted to the Imperial Departments. These organizations also serve as the medium through which information as to trade Iopenings abroad is communicated to and 'expIorers and it is to these bodies that German business men resort whenever they have any grievances to which they desire to Icall the attention of the Government. Germany is by no means alone in this work of promoting foreign commerce. Similar efforts are being made by the leading nations of Europe, such as iGreat Britain. France, Austria Hun gary. Italy and Belgium.
 Among the propositions which will be considered by the conferences will
 be the advisability of maintaining
 commercial attaches at our foreign
 embassies and legations on the line of
 our military and naval attaches. and
 also the increase of the Tariff Divis-
 ion for the purpose of more thorough
 ly studying and compiling information
 the tariff laws of other
 countries and proposed and accom-
 plished changes therein.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11

Martin. charging him with assault and battery on the person of i'ariey Blake. As near as can be gathered the cir cumstances Of the difficulty are about as follows: Mir. Martin is in the em- ploy of Mir. Van Writer. a near neigh bor of the Blakes. On Saturday Par ley Blake went over to Van Writers after some turkeys that had strayed away and while the Van Writers were driving ofr their place. During the argument that followed the dlspo- sition of the turkeys. the matter of a stray hog came up and hot words fol- lowed between Farley and MT. Van Writer. It is claimed by the former that at this stage of the argument MT. Van Martin called Martin from the other side Of the ranch and the as sault and battery upon young Blake shortly followed. The matter will probably be given an airing in court within d day or two.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11

F A Beilamy and family returned yesterday from Superior and will re- main here during the fair week. Miss Bellamy is now teaching in Superior.
 Miss Jessie Blake returned yesterday from Geronimo where she has been teaching this winter.
 Mrs. Greenlaw of Flagstaff is spend- ing the week with her daughter who is attending the normal.
 J. w. Parry was visitor at the Sis ters' Hospital ir Phoenix yesterday. He reports Bristol Flumerfelt well on the road to recovery and present indica- tions pointing 10 his removal home the latter part of the week. His daugh- ter who underwent an operation last week for appendicitis. is not doing as well as she might but her condition is not regarded as critical.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
 CY-ZO- CHEMICAL COMPANY.

Please take notice: That a special meeting of the stockholders of this company will be held at the office of the company. No. 3O7 Fleming block. Phoenix. Arizona. on the 18th day of November. 1907. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. The object of the meeting l3 to consider the resgination of Will liam Banning. president of the com- pany. and the election of his. success sor. and to consider such other matters as may properly come before the meet ing. Dated this 14th day of October. 1907. FRANK cox. Vice-President.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11
WILL IMPORT ARMADILLOs.

Readers wil perhaps remember of having noticed for sale by young man about town the past week. bask- cts made from the shell or an arma- dillo. Several of the baskets are now on display at Easterwood's store. The study of the habits of the animal in- spired in Mir EasIwood's mind happy thought. He figured that siAce the ar madillo subsists chiefly upon insects and is strongly partial to ants, he could work a double purpose by i'm porting a pair of them; he could de- populate the ants of this section and at the same time fatten several arma- dillos. He at once made arrange ments for securing a couple and his experiment will be watched with in terest by many.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11

At the Ford yesterday were: H. Burris. Los Angeles; B. T. Bain. Seat tie: w. s. Griffin, Los Angeles; F. F.. Adams. Los Angeles: c. M. Bailey. Nogales: w. E. Twitchell and wife, Ray; J. Birch. Prescott; Hetty Me- Intyre, Mrs. H. Stewart, Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11
IEMPf
TO REEF BY MOTOR.
A Quick Trip There and Back Yester-
 day Morning.

Philo Ozanne. accompanied by his trip to Granite Reef and return yester- day morning via motor cycles. The use of a motor cycle almost eliminated all question of time for one can go at practically unlimited speed where the roads are good. The trip to the Reef and return yesterday occupied but three hours time and half an hour or So was spent in looking over the work in progress. The roads are at present in first-class shape fer motor cycles or vehicles of any kind with the ex- ception of a few places that are rather sandy. The trip by motor is a delight full one and the one yesterday was not marred by unpleasant incidents of any kind.
 Work at the Reef is going forward as fast as possible considering the de- 'SJ ti. has been caused by high waters from time to time within the last month. The river now, though. is almost normal again and every mo- ment there is made to count to the best advantage. Work is pushed nigtt and day and that part of it in the river bed is being hurried faster than any other portions inyorder that as much as possible may be accomplished before more high waters delays progress
 ARRESTED FOR BATTERY.
 In Justice .Nielson's court yesterday
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11
Save something at Geach's.

The Chorus Lady and Fluffy Ruffles Belts in silk. elastic. kid. and leather shown iI black, white and colors at Geach's.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11

Let us tell you about our bargains in mining property. We have 'em." Moore & Moore. 434 w. Wash. Phoenix Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
 Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child. softers the gums. allays all pain. cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Guaranteed under the food and drugs act. June 3Oth. 1906. Serial number l09s.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11

Pure boiled apple cider for youl mince meat at Melczer Bros. Com. pany. Phone Main 75.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11

Geach's millinery and dress goods are uo to the minute
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11

Combs. Bags. Neckwear. The latest at Geach's.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11
'fThe Toggery''

Dan Patch is on the winning side Hou'l be on the winning side. too. as soon as you get into one of our Hart Schaffner and Marx Suits and top 1t off with a fine rain-proof Overcoat of a superb make.
 We've got the other things you want to wear to the fair. too. Stet- son and No Name Hats. Walkover and Florsheim Shoes. Cluett and E. & w. Shirts and Collars. Neckwear, Hos- iery. Waistcoats. etc. to match the Hart. Schaffner and Marx quality There is no better standard for us or for you.
 THE TOGGERY
 SOLE AGENTS.
 Mesa Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11
SHORT NOTES.

You need something for the Fair Get T ct Ceachs.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-11
ARRESTED FOR BATTERY.

In Justice .Nielson's court yesterday l warrant was sworn out for Lynn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

ual, and not the etate or a political
machine, against the operations OF
the trusts. then | will commence 10
entertain hopea Of him ms. hene.
factor 20 the people OF the United
States, hnt / am of opinion that
the workers OF tho country must
rely on tho socialist party as their
only effective champion.
am opposed 60 a policy Of colon.
isation. which il favored By maus
English workmcn. cannot con.
ceiye that territorial expansion ~
good socialism. and u was on this
aspect OF the question that made
the speech which led to my expul.
sion from Stuttgart
Those who label themselves 20.
ciaiista and defend territorial es'
panaion are not socialists at all,
but men who desire 60 appear re-
spectacle by pntronlxing one on the
other Of the official political parties,
thereby climbing into positions. AZ
John burns has done on the shoul.
dera OF the working classes.
Such a state Of things cannot con
tlnue. aud for this reason a. all
succeeding parliamentary elections
socialism and what u means must
I be more clearly defined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

appear daily as they now do, can.
not obtain from their own farms
sufficient dairy produce 20 satisfy
the public and that despite this
fact the farmers have wagonloade
OF dairy stuffs every day.
That some Of the farmers, who
have reaped extensive profits are
already arranging with Western ay.
to obtain sufficient fruit this win.
ter 10 offer for sale on the market
this winter when Il will be impoa.
hible 10 secure Washington fruit
The smaller fanchera. owning
five and aixaore tracts asd who
appear on the market probably
three days OF thu market, Say their
alleged brethren are not treating
the public right and concur with
each other by saying that when
Western ay. saw the public was in.
ciined 20 favor the farmer. the com.
mission men arranged With farmers
to have the latter sell Western av.
produce ~ a regular commission
For instance, Western av. can oh.
tain eggs from outside sources a.
20 ~ cents per dozen. give the
farmer cents commission for sell.
ing the eggs At 30 cents and reap
, a small profit for the combine
Tho smaller ranchers declare
they will start a crusade against
the commission houses themselves.
OF else combine with Western ay.
and make the entire market a pure.
/ ly Western ay affair. unless the
practice II stopped
Yesterday afternoon farmers and
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~ FREoels.
IN, office aes

| -. HI, / had a swell time a, the
~ prolAers show las, nlse'.
ss ... crowd attended and al l., % I
~ n. vent away srinnlna me
4 W. a,oshers Is net q regular sue,
49, ~. but the fanny 'ileks OF the
~. .aa ponies are sFe al, ,,.,..
=. ~ mo regular show thew vas :
~ -, eut as went n on =
Nas ~ !, dIa not include The con.
IL ~ IA no, see II heard
n sas there was a knockout
~ s.s~sen two Of the monkeys
Ea' ! y ants Is a lot Of money 80
$50, y he isht - -,
y. saw The real circus part
N + ~. ! vas What ! wanted to see
~ ..,,r me feature acts were the
:. sa's "a ponies and the acroeS's.
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ARE FARMERS LEACUED
WITH WESTERN AVENUE

Has the city of Seattle succeeded
IN CURLING the Western ay. combine
OF totumisaion men to the extent
OF reducing the price 81 product.
but jailed In tho endeavor "a OBJ,
tain for the public the sale OF pro.
duce direct from proascer 20 con.
Hunier, Its ultimate purpa1e ia ss-
tabliahing the public markot9
Furthermore, are most OF the
farmers, now daily attensanta nj
the market. In league with the com.
bine7
These questions are now asked
~ Che small truckatern on the mar.
kes, who answer their own cues
lions IN the affirmative The facts
they give and the reasons for be.
Loving that over 30 per cent Of
tho farmers now on the market are
working with the commission men
are these
That over one half the n-,aber ~
farmers on the mArhst are daily
attendants. not varying from their
market positions one day In the
week, That these producers claim
10 have ranches AZ various dis
tanoea from the city. which would
make Il Impossible for them 10 ap.
pear every day IA early as they do
Unless they lost all their sleep.
That Il would be possible for
them TO be represented daily we're
IL not that they employ no sub.
utitnie 70 take charge Of their
wagons
That Western av obtains car
load by carload Of produce from
outside counties and states. much
Of which In on the market daily
That the farmers. who live close
enough 20 the city "a be able 70
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What FREDDIE THOUGHT
OF THE GENTRY CIRCUS

The Snldcrs and their baby made
a bis hit The Snlder hsby made
a remarkable hlgh dive and the
audience thought it was great The
ponies military drill was consld.
cred the clcverost act The monkeys
did many iaughahlc things Tho
elephants did many clever tricks.
and enc Of the elephants walked on
ak little pegs, Hut the people
laughed most sc the negro trying 20
ride the mule, Every time he would
try 60 set on. ting mule would threw
him Off The Tom Thumb family
made a great hit for such little
people.
Many OF the boys that found The
star balloons were there
The circne moved 20 tho old ball
grounds In the rear Of the james
st. car barn. and tho show to-day
and tomorrow viii be given at the
new location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

The rush for pianos. organs and
musical instruments AZ the Pioneer
Piano House increases daily as the
sale draws TO a close
And this state Of affairs la not 20
be wondered az when the high quail.
ny and the now extremely low
prices Of the instruments are taken
into consideration. Many families
who heretofore have been unable
financially 20 own a piano or organ
now find that the tremendously cut
prices and easy terms enable them
20 secure a good instrument.
The unusually heavy buying Of
the 2aat few days has made tremen-
d0un iuroads into the large stock
but We are stlIl able to present an
almost complete assortment
Yet there o. no time 20 lose. for
NJ the present rate every one Of the
remaining fine pianos. organs. play.
er pianos. etc. will be snapped up
ere Saturday night
HERE ARE PRICES
Il is our aim 10 dispose OF all the
thAtaAHAAN AAAtf AhhtH HHtHNtH W. Ahi
quickest possible time. and prices
have been cut accordingly. The
regular s226 and 1850 styles now
ti56. sist. and even less; the 1928
styles now si72. iise and t20f
the $3.50 values nor sass. 1924. etc.
and the fancloHt Of upriEhts now
only a53s. $3.50 and 1867.
Bear In mind that these extreme.
~ low prices are for spot cash
only. However. easy payments Of
SIS. t2o or SIS down and s.. s. OF
$40 a month can be arranged with
no advance IN prices, for the mere
additional simple interest on the
unpaid balance
Remember. too. that each and
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every instrument is strictly brand
new, and the very latest style.
Every piano. or player piano, or or
gan. or other musical instrument
will be accompanied by the Pioneer
Plano Houses 'lronclad Guaran-
tee which means Money Back
II instrument purchased Is not
found, after delivery, exactly as
represented and satisfactory In ev-
cry respect
WHO'LL TAKE THEsE7
You can stu secure a fine slight.
~ used piano or organ II You act
quickly Youli find practically ey-
cry well-knoHn make represented,
and prices have been actually
slaughtered Think OF if-good.
serviceable pianos az as little as
1896. SOS. Silt. etc. Organs. both
church and parlor styles. in an end
less variety from SIS up 20 SIS.
Elegant pianolas, nearly new. in
all woods, range IN price from as
up 90 sI4s. according 10 style and
use Other piano players at az lit
tie as s3S SIC. etc.
Talking machines. the regular
s25 values. while they last. tse0
You'd better hurry-they re going
fast
Rare and costly violins. banIos.
guitars. mandouns, band instru-
meuts etc. at 20 to 45 per cent re-
duction
Bear IN mind that quickest action
Is necessary Come In the first
thing tomorrow II you cannot
come during the day. phone rs. and
well arrange an appointment in the
evening D. S. Johnston Co. Old
est and Largest Dealers. 500 Second
ave
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trucksters we're up IN arms against
each other. when the hucksters
wore forced again to the lower end
of the market Peddlera alleged
that II theg must 70 below. the
commission farmers mug 20 with
them, and II took the entire market
police squad 20 diapel the disturb.
nnce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
TEXAS TO GUST
WESTERN UNION

AUSTIN. Tex. Sept 2h.-Attor-
ney General Davidson has begun
suit In the district court 90 Gust
from the state the Western Union
Telegraph company and the Pull
man Car company. He charges
that both corporations are doing
business In Texas without per
mit from the secretary 81 state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
Big Piano Sale
Ends i'm FewDays
Unusually Heavy Buying Makes Big
lnroads in Johnston Co.'S Stock

AT PRESENT RATE, EVERYTHING WILL BE SNAP
PED UP IN SHORT ORDER. SUCH DOWNRIGHT
sLAsHING OF PRICES NEVER BEFORE WIT
MESSED EVERY INTENDING PURCHASER WILL
DO WELL TO ATTEND THIS SALE WITHOUT FUR
THEIR DELAY ANY REASONABLE TERMS CAN
NOW BE ARRANGED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
ROOSEVELT ENROUTE TO
WASHINGTON

OYSTER BAY Sspt 25l-Preal-
dent Roosevelt ana family left
Oyster Bso for Washington this
morning on a special train. The
villagers gatbsred At the depot 10
give the party a send.of. As tho
train pulled out the president APP
peared on Che rear platform Of his
car and waved his hsod In adleu at
his follow townsmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Writes for This Newspaper
MenY times am asked 10 out
line tho attitude of socialism 10.
ward the trusts la reply viii
say that I, As we'll "a every true 40.
ciallst, am an incorporating foe
10 all forms Of capitalistlc monopoly
as enc Of the greatest evils OF the
present day
Hut al the same time view the
attitude OF President Roosevelt ia
regard 70 tho trusts with the grav.
est suspicion
cannot believe that Roosevelt Is
sincere In this, or that be il whole
heartedly for what are known a.
THE common people
lie In AZ the head Of capitailstlc
form of government. and anything
be says OF does In protest against
the expansion Of trusts may. with
reasonable fairness. be- viewed with
suspicion. az being dictated hy 20.
litieal aims for the benefit az him.
self and his republican friends.
When President Roosevelt shows
a disposition To protect the indlvid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

OLYMPIA. SEPT 15--Olot ny.
strom. assistant state land commits
sioneF has gone 70 Portland. where
he la 10 BE- married 20 Miss Lind
strom. sister OF superintendent
Andstrom ~ the 81 Paul 4 Ia,
coma Lumber company ~ Tacoma
For q g0od shampoo usc Soar
Lake Soap. All druggists. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

trhe expulsion Of Harry Quelch
from German territory for lndla.
erotions OF language In describing
The Hague conference ~ a
thieves aipptr" has given q great
Impetus Go militant socialism In
Great Britain. From heing a por.
ter Ia n city warehouse. Qnelch has
risen TO be the editor Of Justice.
the official organ Of British social.
isr1 lie has written many books
and pamphlets on his tayoritc sub.
A...ta 49, EHffapl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Want Filing Time On Messages.
CHICAGO. Sept 25.- The Officers
Of the Commercial Teiegraphera In.
lend TO ask logiahtufoas and con.
treaa to require the telegraph com
panies 10 place the filing time ON
all meaaagea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
Trojan Stock

We have for sale 2.0oo shares of
Trojan treasury stock a. 10 lie
u NJ Herfin a Co. $40 First av
sas
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HE'S INSINCERE," SAYS ENGLISH .
SOCIALIST WRITER OF TEDDY

PRESIDENTS FIGHT ON TRUSTS
10 NOT FOR SAKE or c. Pro.
PIE, aur ron PARTY, De.
cLARgs EDITOR WHOM oga.
MANY EXPELLED ron CALL.
ma HAGUE CONFERENCE
"THHvEs' SUPPER"
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Rack fees Of si5o.0 each are also
demanded of the companies on
their capltallEatioas ~ 600 ooo 0oo
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EASTERN GIRLS ARE
EFFEMINATE DOLLS

CHICAGO. Sept 2b--Undur es
cort of Editor Philip Bates. 10
Washington state girla. who are
booming the Pacific Northwest
have arrived here They declare
that after studying eastern life the
western men are superior 90 the
fasteners Ia manners. bat not IN
dress. and that eastern women are
"etfemlnate dolls who are unable
Ia rope ponies OF round up cowH.
The EuElishman eats moro bot.
gionalliy Ills yearly average ia 70
pounda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
Monuments

Art Marble company. 9oit Second
av. three doors north % Virginia
a. Both phones iT3s. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

faEet scuud haF. ten. aeon aifaifs.
ftA1ff cheat has, tap. tif8ts. rheis
eesn. tea sac cracked cefn tor. 80 o
ten. tGfotsl "a SAka pes ten. tst,
traas Bs4 tra. uses shotA taFA 40
~ eAeppsd feed tea. tgAogp eats tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

v.sA,.x,as rreamsrr gtei frssh sAss
- - sxa ~ hssA eastern ttiek
matsa remesnted faa rs fsneNAtssl
80 gfs, raasAs batter see sae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

snow at Fairbanks.
FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Sept 10
Tho fret snow Of the season fell
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Carries the choicest aud freahee,
meats. poultry and fish Ia thu city
Try a. sos Second av. 80
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IN, ksas "a lfelts. sreiisrs %. ts9
a. I've fsska ~ Ia, Feasfsfk Tee TIE
-. 4 frasen fss1 ffis<s suasssFs, isel
kessfa ~. lnrAsfA -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
THE MARKETS

-, an green corn was
tM ssf this morning on
80. - . ihan I has been, oelns I
49, ~ a dollar higher PER
anesher larEe supply Of
- -. arrives this moFning trom
- n steamer, and commits
- - are dlsposiag OF the
- Il De same price thet they
~ lpushs for the past wees
-: - mere cases q ekra we're
s.s,,sa y Hall. Ilamhlet a Go.
\. maralng selling a. poe per
s..lsess vas rot brisk this morn
:. - vas steady with no change
! ssusAlioaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

t.stu. esney PER ease " 80
- kaner. psF ~ 81 cAlW1FniA
gexstahises
-. sssa 81 tAUtfs per paFA g
=. 49, waiik. 4AGte. netlNs san
t4aike hFets sAeA ~
- safk' o. 81 tufnirs easA, y
sxsasts ielnatAse. fah Use lsttNtt
... tffa assx eu0NN hers.
=. tsEtes us@ hsMnA ~ tie Nraea
AZ Wehtas6 squash ING 10
=. X a. s@ast potatoes ~ I've
- ;te 80 pians. q ~ pFf eak
- ~ .lsss secal les tAt Ca
ns tomatess iaesi IS - oeN ts
= wsaasehss lsassiest -. IS
sunpkia. iN8the d pefs'sf te
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L<sg. Per ! 70 see balIisshlps
sss
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eastern. ls0ssei OREGON raaca. sse
ritas sese eesn~@e.
.resttAr@ eenent- irnRaFssa. na tauh,
@9s festi&Aa sesps~e. celifsrssM 80
Erwes
t.ccai arRlsa esss gHfetteEt caufsr,
nis appiys 81 teaa sest Ne apples al q
q 81 ofenrss fsnsY ttgtte eaasnas
BE-. isnens. hex tfeoorse times a..
% Rocky fefA santaieuras rfats SIC
sa watetmelses 10 tWtAe hlack
iist pis sss. iossi y \ ses ssA ss.s. az
se bos crae sTpiss ben 80 alha. call.
tefniA ftares cess. 81 reefs Bartlett
esafs y 70 piassgpies. - seat s5 aes
s. Aaiasa sraHss ustaisa. niask
ffince. ~ raeenFd srapes ilst. lneai
FsarA AsNtt Hastefn Wash psArs
y 70 r.aches. Aiheftas. itc cfawfoFes
berries itee per hss "a % ihs auiasss.
81 90 tcs
Tive stseA.
N.,hsF. 20 ~ - eve, pss n ses.
stssrs rsf ~ tFtArt elua u. sAuisei
sslsss 30 - tsssi iamsA ~ il. sss.
Msst.
slssfs per - re. rewa per -. taes
sgaiss' .rris. i.ms ps
sFsaas9 hess -. soiec
ft.h.
Steamer hslltst pc 10. sosse. eAiaaes
e srfins 30 q's psF.sA.
~ ~ seaas sl1s.s ' .s.l,. hs"s y.
oiympia oysters, s4ss. SOS v. sal y ~
fseAsa sssa. Fss u. 81 wAissnsA pc
~ - E..a.s.kr.
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q. ~~,us sss~s< ANf wss Y, A.. ifAs.
s-ssus rwAsA iks cFsfsa T. A.. ti4
KarN
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WsthsFa go 10. 49, ewes. Pc u. gaa.
steers. 80 ~ tFtar, cows u. s4gise
calves. psg - tsses iamns psr H. sss
FafN. fuiae.
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slssfa per 10. FMe. rewa per II. aAe,
yeat per ~. aeI mnttan. ser Ia
50 4 iael srffns iAmh ~ natfNel
sFsa4s& hogs u. sgtgc