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New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
MAYOR SENDS LETTER.
Says Ne7c York Needs Continued
HeIp of Roman Catholic Church.

Mayor Mcclellan sent congratulatory letter
TO Archbishop Farley yesterday. in which he said:
1t is a great force for right that you marshal;
a great power for good that you display this
centenary. You may be more proud Of the force
and the power in the knowledge that America
needs them, you need them. ever stand
a breakwall against anarchy and its black Of
spring.
AS your Church has stood for law and order
and that relation now means more 10 the city
of New York than II has ever ueant-may she
still stand for them. ready. steady un7inchtng
uncompromtsing, in all Of our Republics centuries
70 come
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
OPEN SALE OF LEHNE ANTIQUES.

An old English hall clock Of Sheraton design
trimmed with tulip and satin borders and
dated I7So brought sl25-the highest price-yester-
DAY at the opening sale a. the Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries. No. 546 Fifth avenue, Of the Lehne col
lection OF antiques. L J. Lester the buyer
There was large attendance, and much interest
was shown in the examples OF antique
r0ture plate. potteries and china comprising the 1873
lots disposed Of by James ?. Sio. The total real
lied was 3 7C4. Sales will be held daily, including
SarurGaE. beEinning 80 ..
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
Married.
Married.
Narrtsx. notices appearing In THE TRIRCSE viii
=. r-nubIIshed in the Tri-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge

BLAHDY-BORLAND-on vec41esday evening A2-l p
the Of brides M ard
Ms ] Nelson BorIand I15 East S7rh 81. by the
Rev william FitLsirnon. Georserre Haven Borland 20
Graham Furbsr Blandy.
r,LzpT -s0r-THACK-At 81 Thomas Church Fifth
ave bv The Rev. Ernest Stires rector. Mon
dav April 2T Miss GLADYS TiIde1 Southack. daughter
of Mrs Frank TNdeH Sourhack 70 5sS West End
York. Charles Roland ChriStr. r..
OF NJ and Charles P. Christy, Mortciat-. y J
CI-Trs-sMITH-On Wednestay. April % 1905. AZ
stamford Conn. by the Psv. Ford & Ottna-, q. D
Na-v Louise. daughter Of Elizabeth I ard the late
walter NJ smith 70 Henry Eastman CUTS.
IEAYCRAFT-CORBIERE- Wednesday. April "a. a
Church y J R "
Merringrou Reginald Roosevelt Leaycraft to Dorothy
BarstOw Corbie-e-
Howell daughter OF M. Mrs Josephus Hsls@y
Howell Harry L McCIee. Wedresdsy, April .. 1875
wArsOH-CHENEY- April % 1905. bride
home IT5 Washington -. Newark William Joseph
Runyon Cheney. OF
Newark by IN. Rev. Thomas J vi!lers D. D
Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed
with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
CARDINAL LoGUE AT HOLY CROSS.

Cardinal Logue will not be present at the requiem
mass in ST Patricks Cathedral this morning at II
o'clock but instead will be present in the sanctuary
at Holy Cross Church West 42d street at 10 O'Clock
when Bishop Browne. of CIoyne. will sing the
service at the annual of the Maynooth Semi
nary Union of America. The Maynooth College
Club Will have luncheon 3 p m. at the Hotel
AstOr, with Cardinal Logue present
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
Special Notices.
To the Employee.

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CARNEGIE INTERESTED IN ESPERANTO

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune.
Pirtsburg. April 2a-Andrew Carnegie il Is said
has interested himself in the Esperanto language.
This evening Director A. A Hamerschlag head Of
the Carnegie archaeological Schools was the prin-
cpal guest at an Esperanto convention in Duquesne
Garden Professor John A. Brashear was the chair
man OF the meeting, which was largely attended.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
ROYAL MARRIAGE IN JAPAN.
Eldest Daughter of Mikado a Bride at
Toxic.

Toxic Aprtl 3o-The marriage Of Prince Tsuneshla
Tsa keda and Princess Tsunenomya Masako' eldest
daughter Of the Emperor. was solemnlzed thls
r,orDire before the imperial sanctuary Both wore
the ancient court costume
Prince Tsakeda is a captain in the army and son
oF the late Prince Kftashirakawa, whose house was
created from a branch Of the imperial family IN
1s7o He is twenty years old and the princess is
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
THE POPE HAS a SLIGHT COLD.

Rome. April 29.-Exaggerated reports are being
circulated concerning the Illness of the Pope. who
is merely suffering from a slight cold. This has
not Interrupted the giving Of audiences those
received recently numbering several thousands, Of
whom many Americans
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
TO GO TO ROME TO-DAY.

Naples April 29.-Prince Heiie de Sagan and
Nine Anna Gould have postponed their departure
for Rome until morning. They wish to
finish seeing the sights here.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
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Died.

DEXTER-suddeny * : t a. MoHtsair o. & Agri - =
lss Ehe Marion Dsx'sE vie q arsIn 5 Ds4s. f saf
take place al the residence q her mother No ~ Har
io.so a n -'-''''---''
GILLESPIE -sltdenly- Tu@sdsy. april % Charles =
saF of hs ass Fans-a seT9ces AZ rnv.sst1 Pises
Presbyterian Church. corner 1ota s. Friday May J.
at 10 4
HOTcHKIss-Or sunday. April zs 1905 Edwin Ors+
mus son q The late Ava and Lucfn4s sillTan Hotcn
bis late TssidsHel No 4a afh 81 s-aoz7n Thursday.
April 80. a. go p n Internnent priva-s
KELLOGG-On Tuesiay. ADril = 1873 ar her ate rsss-
] ashs' No -e B[2e1"ay f,, 5 l5 I,rs a., sss
please copy
KEEE-5sass7Iy Err e. 5s rss5eae' No $50. e. GiA+sa1s. ss
5eth year Friends invited 70 atte5d services y
Thursday. at o.sisss- Bariai private
a Js-s e cry q "a, Agr z isss Ss. = n. = 81: E
s3d year Notice Of funeral hereafter
MANNLNG-A, his rssiteaeee. No a5z 3 Marx -
Rroz Taesay apt, = fs U s ''4 szt@atay s.rss-
noon. al , o'cock Int~-ment at Bu1alo. y 7
MoSsEEs-o uesaay Is 1905 casas5,a:s ~, sds~ e.
late residence. ,o as Issa BrooAyn. FTttay a.
NEIISo sase : f5 e. n xsfs5 AP. "a II ls y s.rz Ssz
Yors Notice os funeral hereafter
FARKERAp-il 2s 1aos Hannah Ea<e- PsrS.r sl5s~
is,e rssi5snee X9 p Fort cirsene Place srooklyn.
1e1isn1e a5ieTse oe e5nfy o. Pezss 6nai- aoTers
PORTER-At her residence No p stuyyesaas az a.,
P-oekIva Charlotte Porter. beloved wife - Sa-1st
r Porter Sr-ica Thursday evening. o cloc< Lntsr-
W0ciIaTn. F-11ac-
ROBERTs-Cn vedussday- A7Eu 2a fgos
Chr-chu1au - the lars J9rr asa
sarah Anna Roberts and beloved husband q
Eleanor Merritt Roberts. the SO ysa- of alf
age Funeral services from his late rssf1snce 70
Macon s. BROOKLYN. Thurs1ay. AprL 81. az
2. I1re-ne1r private
sHozEr-on v~4ssaay = ,ees c4a.ss ,sss-,.. a
Shorey- Fz1e-sr services a. Ls1ox Aveaue lliari-a
12isr T1Ers1ays az SO D M
Iute-nent Lynn Mass
sNfITH-At New Rochelle. : 7 april 2. So Jasse -
smith N his 534 year Funeral service a. tne est
dsr~e ~ sister. n Elsfchsr. Centrs
Island. Cvs-e~ Long Islani- Sztzrtsy on A.
rival Of II from Long Island city
Carriages waiting
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
DIED.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
nubIished In the Ifi-we-kIy Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Record Forecast--washnEtou. AprI 90
The disturbance which Southwest Tuesday
reaching Texas turned northeast
ward ana tonight southeast Mississippi
i was showers in its and also
cided temperature which later, however. fol
lowed bz quick recovery during Wednesday
Oklahoma. the temperature extending from
nrasBa Coio-rdo T-tah and Ne ada northward the
Canadian line.
Ther. were the Ohio valley the lower
lake region New England interior Of
elsewhere the weather generally
rs the warm temperatures still
excert IN freezing temperatures
occurred morning far south as the Texas
Wiz me stvvard movement Southern
r-r5arre there Thursday the Ohio Valley
60 Atlantic and southern portion Of
artfc states during THURSDAY night and Friday
lower lake region ana y" L14sal "eal.leI
win re generally Thursday and Friday in the upper
a. region the upper Mississippi Valley ana the West
and fair Friday IN the South
+ VIII De THURSDAY in the east GuIf states and
fe- THURSDAY night and Friday in the Atlantic states
f be Thursday the west Gult states and
Tobabv Friday in the central valleys ana the
Seal f5~ecast-Fr0s warnings have been issued for
-7+rsE- Iowa wisconsin Oklahoma. Northwestern Ar
e--se me Texas Panhandle and the north portion Of
Es54 warnings have the lower Pearl
NJ, gIin3s along the New England will fresh
and variable becoming north 70 n9I hfiSl ptoDaDs
ra-I,+Tg north % northeast. probably increasing pv
-rrrs5av night south Atlantic coast, fresh posslhiZ
Gulf brisk moderately nigh north
ser 70 north diminishing Thurscay morning west cur
- r0-r1ve~t. upper lakes fresh northwest 70 nort5
s-esrere depzrting THURSDAY for European ports VIII
east Thursday night and increasing somewhat WIN IN
10 the tITai- tai4hs
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

Superior TO Lomonade-A tessPoonrli Horsford's
ArfF Phosphate added 20 a glass or colo wafer re-
+r,sh.s and invigorates An ideal tonic
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
Canadian Rafas

Nal subscriptions New YORK CRY % r. DA-
and -RI-VE1EkLT viii bs charged cel- ext
POSTAGE IN addition the rates uaraed abo-a-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

CoxKIIN-On Second day Condayl, an month. =.
zoos Elizabeth T % Couklin. in her elst
YEAR Relatives friends invited t0 attend he
OF her niece. No 81 totn
81 on Fifth day Thursday, az $3.50 p m
CpsTER-At his residences, Ne II East eo'h a., sn
AnrI 2s CAArIss Gcstsr, fGasEsI pFtvsA
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

it.es, euperature yesterday. 81 degrees Io~est 90
corresponding date last year. 90
for corresponding date last thirty three years ot
increasing cIoudlncss ilaAs
ars cooler variable winds. becoming HoEtl AA1 Siss
.uiy lleTeAAGk
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
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NnFRTAEERS

FRANK f C4NPBFII 24t-8 vss- 23t - Cnap-la
P-ivats and pnsIic arbuIances TeL 1924 Sae.ss.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

Notices Of marriages and deaths mus. be indorsed
,trb full name address
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
,-s, %, sn-,isI IlocaIiti-s-For the

Forecast Special LOcalities-For the District of
l-rta and MarysrI Increasing cioudiness THURSDAY,
.fr and cooler night and Friday; variable WHO'S De
ar,t,q north and probably increasing
For re!a New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvanla7
Thursday. Friday rain ana cooler
-ta-,abIe winds. becoming north and increasing
increasing couciners Ihurs-
.O E|-say rain southern portion vaTtsble
winds
- .nz cooler variable winds
Pennsyiyanis rain Ihurs1sy or IhurrdAy
-. F1av clearing. fresh. probably brisk, north 10
~ - Western sser York Thursday or THURSDAY
.-bf ana probaHl. Friday. winds. becoming norheFy
and fresh o. htl-h
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
1907 ITj5

o.l onlrfal Pecord-Thr following Official record
. z7-s.,t-r Dg-eaa shows the changes in the tenn
re fof the twenty four h"ufSIh SeibsIlsoh Win
.L----- = !. II
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

Among the blessed influences which the Cath-
oIir Church in the United states has spread over
ue are now celebrating Is one Whlco appears. 70
me more than anv other. And this Is the spirit
ofi i1srfce and peace and good VIII WElCH II mas
and kept alive by It's continuous man
facra+iou Of the exalted ideals for which the
church stands. its Unshaken hdeIltY 10 us ms
sion OF purifying human conduct ana upIII tihs
the Master taught The day IS tar o,stant
when an American statesman could demand thaJ
religious liberation which lay at the D2se OF
our free government should not be EXTENDED 70
those who believed in the headshtp Of the Vicar
of Christ although those believers had lu1perlIld
life and fortune in the long struggle which made
that government possible
Dr lanes J. Walsh, of Fordham University,
who spoke of the educational system OF the Cath
o1ic church. said that an end had in this
country 10 the fads and fancies Of higher educa-
ton He said:
Every educator OF prominence in this country
sees the mistake that has been made, and our
large institutions going back Back Where .
one may ask Back the good old-fashloned
system Of a solid group or studies as the basis OF
education. Sack where Catholic conserVat Ism
kent our Catholic colleges all the time with dis
ctpIine OF mind and the necessity for hard work
as the watchWOrd, with the classics recognized
their training value. With education not FOR in
formation but for power. With culture as the
aim and not the faculty TO make money as the
end OF education We coming 10 place where
We shall be in danger Of having boiler fac
tories in universities and all sorts Of practical
subjects in halls OF education, deCelVlne ourselves
with the idea that TINS VIII give culture OF any
real education
II is well emphasize that IL is this old-faah-
ioned system that the conservative spirit OF the
Catholic Church has constantly main nialned IN
Catholic institutions for higher education. We
have not experimental foolishly with the elective
systsI. We have realized the value VI discipline
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

DEXTER-SuddenIy. Mo1;cIsr. =. =. April =
1905. Ethel Marion Dexter. wife q Hiram Dexter aat
daughter Of Mrs Frank r. OEle Funeral services WI
take place the Cf her mother. No u dar
ris0n LOEtcIaiT. y J.. Friday. Nsy J. a
f0.3O a. N.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY. OF

!
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
st. Louis-ss. ~
In Probate Court. -
Order to Examine Final Account:
In the Matter of the Estate Of Edward
Larsen, Decedent.
THE PETITION OF Emma Larsen as
representative of the above named de-
cedent, together with her final account
Of the administration Of said estate.
having been filed in this Court repre-
senting, among other things, that she
has fully administered said estate, ana
praying that said final account Of said
administration be examined, adjusted
ana allowed by the Court, and that the
Court make and enter it's final decree
of distribution of the residue Of the.
estate OF said decedent to the persons
entitled thereto, and for the discharge
Of the representative and the sureties
on his bond. .'v,, 81. .;s4 .tt,*t :
be heard, and said final account exam
ined, adjusted and allowed by' the
Court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City, Of Du-
luth, IN said County, on Monday, the
gard day Of November, 1903, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, and all persons inter
ested IN said nearing and Al sad mat
ter are hereby cited and required 1t
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31

PARIS, KY. Oct. ss.--J. w. Hutch
inson: OF, Harrlson> county, a widower
with two children. was married. here
yesterday to Mrs. Mamie c. Swinford
Of Cynthiana, and this afternoon
killed himself in livery stable here.
Hutchinson and Mrs, Swtnford arrived
here yesterday and were married by
Rev. M. t. Chanler OF the Methodist
church. They returned to Cynthiana.
and today Hutchinaon came. back to
Paris and made an attempt to have the
marriage set aside. Finding he was
unable to do this, he went to the livery
stable and fred a bullet thraugh his
brain. g., kEb": -:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
HOSPITAL SHIP RELIEF
> g. =. TO LEAVE BIdt FLEET

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-The navy
department expects TO- detach the hos
pftal ship: Relief from = the Atlantic
battleship fleet at Manila and attach
her to the Pacific fleet soon. This
course Is taken In preference to send
ing. the vessel across the. Atlantic
during the winter when severe storms
prevail and in view of the. fact that
the Atlantic, fleet soon after its ar
rival in the United States will be dis
handed. The gunboat Scorpion now at
the Bermudas will be sent to the
Mediterranean to meet the Atlantic
battleship fleet. for which It will act
as tender -: :!
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
MODELS OF PATENTS
WERE NOT DESTROYED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-Commis-
sioner Edward B. Moore, Of the patent
office, today denied that there has
office, positively denies that there has
secretary Of the Interior Or anyone
else, to destroy the models OF patents
accumulated by the government. I'D to
1886, when mechanical drawings were
substituted for models in the fling of
claims by inventors Widespread pub
lfcity has been given to statements
that this collection of $4,000 models
would be destroyed or scattered, and
many protests against. such action
have been received here.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
CAPTAIN FRENCH TAKES ! !: " I
STAND IN OWN BEHALP

DETROIT, Oct.;.2s.-Capt. Charles a.
French quartermaster Of the Seventh
U. S. infantry, on trial before q court
martial at Fort Wayne on q charge Of
providing government forage for
horses not owned by the government,
TOOK the stand this afternoon in his
own behalf. AT the conclusion OF his
testimony the defense rested. II. 1t IL
expected that disbursements viii be
!c cons! Guided tomorrow afternoon, i "A.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31

said time and place, to show cause, If
any there be, why said petition should
not be granted: !: r-,%' =
! ORDERED FURTHER, That this or
der be served by publication in the
Labor, World according to law, 49,.
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 2Sth,
BY the Court, - III -,.>~ j 2. Z. d.
= -. yx5,. J. B.. MIDDLECOFF, j 3
:: Judge Of Probate.
(seal Probate Court, st. Louis Co.,
MIMI H. -; ,l2,,',S:G: = II
4. W, Oct. 81: Nov TIA. ,es
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-03-20
NEW GAME LAW.

At recent meeting of the Board
OF Supervisors of the County the law
relative TO the killing of robins was
changed from February 15th-ApriI
lst TO Feb. 10th, allowing only one
day in which the birds can be shot.
Well done. Better still if the Board
had made it illegal TO shoot the birds
at all.
The board also changed the date of
mountain trout fishing, the open
season being from March LIST TO
August 1st. By an act of the recent
Legislature approved Feb. 8, 1908, the
game wardens of the several Magis-
terial districts of the counties in the
State become fish wardens. The game
wardens for the county are: NJ. l..
Peery, Jacksonville DISTRICT; j. p.
Cameron, Clear Fork district; and
J. Saunders Gillespie, Maiden Spring
district.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-03-20
SCHOOL CLOSES ON BLUE
STONE-PERSONAL
Bailey, Va. March l

Bailey, Va, March is.
Mr.. r. NJ. Wagner, OF Vivian,
was visiting homefolks the latter
part of the week and was called to
ClearFork on business Saturday.
Mr.. G. A. Wagner was called TO
Charleston on Monday on business.
Mrs. Bette Lambert, who has
been sick, is rapidly improving.
Mrs. w. ID. Wagner has returned
home from visit to relatives near
Princeton.
Mrs. >. w. Shannon visited her
sister Mrs. Charley Bane, at Blue
fed, last week.
Miss Rebecca HARRISON, the pretty
daughter of Mrs. Mollie NJ. Harris
son, her brother, Henry and Mr..
Ernest Showers, spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of &. A. Wag-
ner.
Mr.. j. +. Wagner, of Bramwell,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives ut this place.
Miss HELEN Moone, teacher al
Halifax county Saturday. Miss
Moone has made many friends while
here, and all will regret her depart.
| ure.
Miss Ella Wagner, who has beer
teaching in Abbs Valley, is at home,
living closed school on account OF
measles.
Mr.. Will Hartman, who has beer
very low with fever, we are glad tc
say is improving, as is also his sons
Lee and Graf.
Miss Annie Nash spent Sunday
night with Miss Lille Wagner.
Rev. h. l.. Addington preached
TO large congregation Sunday, as is
usual ut this place.
Mr.. J. Hoge Wagner is very sick,
having eaten too much maple sugar
at a. j. Nash's Saturday night.
Perhaps this good man will be
more careful next time.
GOLDEN ROD.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-03-20
WHO Is YOUR FRIEND

You never know who your friends
are until the pinch comes. It's worth
good deal, even pretty hard
pinch" 10 find out who you can
count on. The country newspapers
are going TO find out now who their
real friends are. The new ruling OF
the p. o. department compels pub
fishers 10 collect their overdue sub
scriptions. The subscriber, if he is a
friend worthy the name, will come
TO the pappers relief by paying up
promptly as possible. If they are not
they will find an excuse in the new
law to have their papers stopped.
Some Will pay up and quit; Others
will allow their names TO be dropped
without paying, and cause the editor
TO lose. After taking and reading the
paper for years they will refuse to
pay for il and force the editors to
either put their accounts out OIL
lose them.
The Clinch Valley News is graft
fled in believing that il has few OF
this class on its list. We expect To
lose few, whom we have been in
dulging for years. We thank our sub
scribers who are putting themselves
right on the list. Please hurry up.
April LIST is nearly here-so is the
inspector.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-03-20

Peery, on Tazewell avenue.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-03-20
JUDGE s. w. WILLIAMS.


Judge Williams has been here this
week attending Judge Heuson's court
in which he has number of i'm
portant cases. AS is well known
Judge Williams is candidate for
the office OF Attorney General of the
state. This is his highest, and he
says only, ambition, and has been
from his early days. His long list of
supporters for the position is const-
antly being added to by the addiionof
names of strong men who favor his
election next time, not only in this,
but in other sections of the state.
If there is one single good reason
why he should no be he next Aorney
General or one single plausible reason
why any one else should be preferred
before him at this time, such reasons
have not been forthcoming.
So say his ardent supporters. He
deserves the ofiice-is capable of fill
ing it, can be trusted and depe lded
upon all the way through, and what
more can be demanded. 1t NAV be n
little previous, but nevertheless, the
Clinch Valley News moves that his
nomination and election be made
unanimous from the start. Do we
hear a second?
AS ToHEA.
Bearst the zlhs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature q NxNZsIM5
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-03-20
Burke'S Garden Standard
Bred Poultry Farms.

MOTTO: "Not So Much Quantity as 2

MOTTO: Not So Much Quantity as 2uah7y.
Breed Specialists: W. L. Davis, Farm sSunnv Valley
Breeds-Barred Plymouth Rocks Mammoth Rronze Turkeys
Brown Leghorns.
A. IS. Greever, Farm s'The Balsams" freeds-sWIJJTF
Wyandotes White mouth Rocks Mammoth Bronze Turkeys
w H. Moss, Farm, s'Cfside Breeds-Rhode Island eds
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys Muscovy Ducks.
We furnish eggs for setting from above breeds
Qhe best strains to be had from The
you get will be clean fresh and fertile If they we Will
make good the order at least up to the fertility
PRICES-Stock worth the money:
Eggs-$Is SO setting (I5), and up, for chickens
Eggs-$24o setting I'D, straight, for turkeys
Address, Burke Garden Standard 81 ed Poultry Farms
Burke's Garden Va