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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-16

Although tho srnd in the Sahara only averages thirty feet in depth, |, has been found 2o) feet below tho gnr- face.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30
Merchandise Given Away
Notice to Attorneys and Li,iqants.

For the first week of the term of
District court, at Ardmore. beginnin.
October 10. 1908, all cases pendine
upon the docket will be called In
their regular order during the said
week for the purpose of settling the
pleadings in all cases where plead
ings are due and also for the tria.
of cases whore both parties desire L,
try same without the Intervention OF
a jury.
The criminal docket will be held
for three weeks, beginning the 2sth
OF October, at the expiration OF which
'ine the Civil Docket which in tht
meantime will be prepared and print.
ed, will commence, and all litigants
and their a'orneys will please take
notice that all cases viii be tried as
they are reached. ! deem 1t due TO
the bar and litigants to give this no
tice and ! respectfully ask that NJ
delay be had thai can possibly be
avoided as none VIII be allowed tina,
can be avoided, and to this end !
ask the hearty cooperation of the at
torneys WHO, am pleased to say
have here bfore. during my occu
p " nj the bench, manifested a
la -taole desire to dispatch the bust
ness of the. court.
desire 20 state that the court
has a regular motion docket On which
motions Ill be placed in time to be
called and heard beginning October
18th, 1908.
me Jury will be empanelled Mon
day morning, October 10th and the
Petit Jury will be empanelled Mon
day morning October 10Th.
STlLLWELL II, RUSSELL.
District Judge
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30

Below is the new proposition Of
fer the citizens OF Agdmore in which
20 take stock:
Ardmore must have cheap fuel gas
TO induce factories TO locate here.
Ask the secretary of the Commercial
club II this is not a fact. Ardmore has
progressed 20 the extent OF her agri-
cultural possibilities. We need cheap
gas to bring In other factors that will
make Ardmorc the pride OF the state.
We have the crude material at on,
doors. Shall we develop them?
The lot that you ct for your 500
Is worth more than you pay for IT,,
IL We fail on gas and oil.
w =. POLAND
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30
THE PROPOSITION OFFERED
BY ". P. POLAND

lars 100000 each and each on.
hundred dollars SlOOO0) or multi
Pile thereof shall represent a share in
company hereafter to he formed for
the purpose Of prospecting for oil and
gas on said one hundred and twenty.
eight lots. No payments are to be
made by us or any OF us until all lots
are subscribed, when fifteen per cent
OF same snail become due and the bal.
ance in s and one half monthly pay
ments OF $40 per month per share.
Five thousand dollars $4,000 shah
be used under our direction for pros
pocting for oil and gas and In the
event that oil or gas is found in
quantities 10 supply factory demands.
then and In that event, the balance
Of the money less advertising and
agents expenses will be donated, say
e. oOo to boautifying the City Park
and $4,000 will be given to the -four
ward schools FOR beautifying their
school grounds, but in the event no
gas or oil is found. The balance OF the
money shall be applied on purchase
J price Of the l2S lots.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30
Notice for Publication.

State of Oklahoma. Carter County,
in the District Court
w. H. Rodgers, plaintiff VS. Annie
Rodgers, defendant. No. 221.
Said defendant Annie Rogers viii
take notice that she has been sued in
he above named court for dlvor'r
and must answer the petition filea
therein by said plaintiff on or before
the 2Sth day OF October, A. D., 1908
or said petition will be taken as 'r's
and judgment for said plaintirl In
said action for divorce viii be rend-
cred accordingly
Dated this 18th day OF September,
1908.
]. b. CHAMPION.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest:
(SeaD
c. T. VERNON. District Clerk.
Y s. NJ. PARKER. Deputy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30
The Proposition

We. the undersigned hereby agree
20 pay such an amount Sc opposits
our name TO such a trustee as We
may hereafter select for the purpose
Of buying one hundred and twenty
eight G2S) lots. seventy feet by on"
hundred and forty feet each, in what
is known as the Poland and Anderson
addition located in Carter County,
Oklahoma. south and adjoining the
City Park OF Ardmore. The consio-
Grafton for the one hundred and TWEEN
ty-eight lots is to be one hundred dol
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30
How To Get Strono,

p. J. Daily OF 1927 w. Congress St,
Chicago, tells OF way TO become
strong: he says: MY mother who
is old and was very feeble, is deriy-
ing so much benefit from Electric
Btters that feel it's my duty 10
tell those who need tonic and
strengthening medicine about It. In
my mothers case a marked gain in
flesh has resulted, insomnia has been
overcome, and she Is steadily growing
stronger Electric bitters quickly
remedy stomach, liver and hdn' y
complaints. Sold under guarantee at
w. y. Frames drug store. soc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30

James Schoolcraft Shcrn nan the re.
publican candidate for vice.prcsident
learned his craft" in the school" OF
Joseph G.. Cannon, Car OF the lower
house, and stand pat defender OF
predatory wealth and protected greed.
With James Schoolcraft as president
OF the senate and your Uncle Joe ad'
ministering copious doses OF chloro'
form in the house. Taft would go a
long ways towards carrying out my
policies" In IN. event of election.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30

The old Dutchman said; II a fell
low fool me once, he iss a son OF a
gun. II he fool me twice, | iss a son
OF gun" That's the way the good
people OF Oklahoma feel about these
republican papers that are out yell
ing wolf, wolf" al the democratic
administration. This same pack OF
isckals rayed and spewed about the
Oklahoma constitution. declaring that
II was the most iniquitous document
ever conceived in mortal mind. The
people now know that these papers
fooled or tried to fool them once. but
they are not going to pay any atten'
ton 10 this second attempt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30
AN okLAHomAN's FORECAST
Grady County Farmers Poetic Predie.
ton OF what Republican Plat
form Would Say

form Would Say
CHlCKASHA. Okla. Sept. 3o.-T.
~ Kelly. a Grady county farmer on
March 4. 1908, contributed the follow.
ing forecast Of what would be written
in the republican national platform
at Chicago:
The first thing We promise is tariff re.
vision,
Whether up or down We made no ue.
cision.
But we'll do nothing 'ull after clcc.
lion
And no, even then IL It's friends make
objection.
We know in advance that it's friends
will object
II We should happen our mon to elect
We will say to it's friends. feel no
alarm
You know MS Of old; We will do YOU
no harm.
Next We promise an asset currency
bill.
SO banks may expand or contract at
their will
This boats free coinage at sixteen to
one
As the ratio OF this is a hundred ia
none.
For now should the banks ever get in
tight
They can meet all demands with mon
cy that's light.
The ship subsidy bill will next hay,
attention.
Wen pledge ourselves at our national
convention
The government shall help them build
these large boats.
Well get back part in Doodle We can
use TO buy votes.
To our campaign fund the shokcl-
will shower
II We only stand firm Tor the great
money power
Some are fearful that this year wei
fail
As we no more can hollor a full din
nor pail,
The unemployed muster all over tho
land.
And It's hard TO predict just whcr,
they will stand.
We must try to win these men whc
are now short of grub
II II takes every man in the Anannia,
club.
Roys. wen promise prosperity again
Wen have the sun shine and theI
send you rain,
Wen say to the people in north ant
i'm south
II YOU don't vote our ticket well sen,
YOU drouth.
The east and the vest Wen thrcatei
with dcarth.
The elements are with us. so get Of
the earth.
Our secret is out, it's a secret M
more.
We have favored the rich, but neye
the poor.
This may cause our party TO fall IL
tho ditch.
Our robbing the poor 10 give 10 III,
rich;
But We stand on our record ana are
still AT the bat,
For trusts and high tariff we're still
standing pat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30

John w. Kern, the democratic can.
didate for vlce-presdent has a well
defined streak of humor. In a crowd
one day, a friend made some rather
derogatory remarks concerning Mr.,
Kernss whiskers, winding up with the
question, why do you wear them,
anyway" principally because they
are mine" was Kern's reply.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30
For A Spralned Ankle.

A sprained ankle may be cured in
about one-third the time usually re
quired by applying Chamb rlain's
Pain Balm freely. and giving IL alb
solute rest. For sale by f. j. Ramsey
and Hoffman Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30

Do you think that one man from
Illinois should be allowed 10 continue
to dictate legislation for the entire
United States? If you don't, vote for
your democratic candidate for con
gress, and in so doing, be certain that
you are helping elect man who will
not help re-elect Joe Cannon as
Speaker OF the house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30
Mr.. rats idea on the bankin,

Mr.. Tafts idea on the banking
question are parallel to his ideas on
the tariff question. lie believes that
the tariff should be revised, but he
thinks that the great business insti'
tutions that have fattened on the tar
IN monopoly should be the only ones
consulted on the question OF such re-
vision.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30

Remember that a vote for repub'
lican congressman from Oklahoma
means a vote for Joseph G, Cannon
for reelection as speaker OF he house
of representatives. and continuation
OF his autocratic domination OF all
legislation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30
CHARACTER ASSASSINATION
HEARST AND ROOSEVELT CON.
sPiRE TO DESTROY RsPu.
TATlON OF HASKELL
MoAtTT's STATEMENT Or ntAl FACTS

In q Speech q Year Ago Former Attor.
ney General OF ohio Says Haskell
Was Always Ready to Refute the
Charge Brought Against Him Ind.
reetly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30

When you vote for democratic
candidate for congress you are voting
against a continuation of Joe CaTs
mons control OF national legislation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30

With Ice Trust sherman presiding
over the senate, and stand pat Cannon
welding the gavel in the house, there
will be a great show tor any tariN
revision "after election" wont there?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30

BE II further ordered that a tax o..
mills on the dollar on all tax.
able property In said county is her,
by levied for state purposes.
Done IN special sea N at the
county seat OF Carter County. okla,
this 2Sth, day OF September, A. d.,
1908.
ROBT. +. SCIVALLY,
Chairman, Board OF County Con,
missioners, Carter County, Oklahoma
Attest
VIM b. FRAME,
County Clerk.
BY y. W. DUKE, Deputy.
(SeaD
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30
COUPON BOOK FREE

Bring or send three annual sub.
scrptions to the Daily Ardmoreite
at So each receive absolutely free
coupon book that calls for one hun
dred rides on the street cars.
$500 for Taxes.
Bring or send thre annual subscrip.
tions TO the Daily Ardmoreite at So
each and receive in cash s. TO be
applied on your taxes
Ardmoreite Lot Contest.
The Ardmoreite will give warran-
ty deed to two choice residence lots
in College Hill Addition 20 the ps'
son who turns in .he llrgest amount
Of paid In advance subscriptions 10
the Daily Ardmoreite by the first of
January 1909. Begin now, everyone
has the same opportunity TO win the
lots. You can see the lots from the
street car line. They will be desig.
mated by an appropriate sign. Thes,
lots are the prettiest in the entire
city and are well worth working for.
The Daily Ardmoreite Will doupie
its subscription list between now and
the first OF the year. These premiums
are given TO obtain new subscribers
and renewals will aot be counted in
the contest.
Merchandise Given Away.
A number OF merchants will exhib
BE sure and call up the Ardmore
Supply Co, for estimates on piping
your house. Phone 60 20tf
II within 4 few days some valuable
premiums that will be given to Ard.
moreite hustlers. Look for the au.
nouno ement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-30

School District No. !, 10 mills.
School District No. 7, 10 mills.
School District No. II, 10 mills.
School District No. q, mills.
School district No. 30, milD.
School District Nc. "a, 10 mills.
School District No. 80 mills.
Schoo District No. 40 . l-2 mills.
School District No. SO, l mill.
School District No. G3, mills,
School District No. AZ, 10 mills.
School District No. 10, 10 mills.
School District No. 81, 7 IL mills
School District No 2S, ; mills.
School District No. 81, mills.
School District No, SO, ) mills.
School District No. 40. 3 mills.
School District No. so, mills.
School District No. so, 5 mills.
School District No. Ga, mills.
School District No. 3, 10 mills.
School District No. 10, 10 mills.
School r'strict No. Is l.2 mills.
School II trfot No o. tntilo
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-12

entry.
10. The books and repospts must b. returned
tes s
plet1 i1 Great care nust &c Be exercised to pre-
serve the committee books and: reports, and
the awards must be entered as above, in a
premiums must be PAD on ths authortty of
these entries only. -
~. Awarding committee will be- particular
to observe these rules: 81 ue is: designa.ea fer
the first and red fora the second. 49, 7s 9#E.
10. The diploma of the societysssashall bel
considered the highest honorary award, and
shall be given as first premium onlyhzss - 4
4. Should any false entries be made OF any:
disrespect shown to the awards, or thgs aWaEd-
ing committee, bys the exhibitors or his gent
he shall forfeit all the awards made to him, ana
the superintendent shall report the sam4gs7n
the committee book. @aissssSSs
RULES ApPt1cABLE TO ,AxamALs.
l. The entry ta Ssxsry igste5 a must must be be
his agent, and unless this rule is observed no
premium shall be awarded, or if any awarded
it viii No be zrtieIs Or Animal I On can
be removed from the grounds untn the close
of the fair without; the consent of the President
and Superintendent Of the proper department.
The foregoing SECTION u. VILE be strictly
enforced.
8. Hay and straw furnished at convenient
points without extra CHARGE; other food for
stock be purchased at market rates on the
grounds. For information apply to the super
intendent of the department exhibited Water
in abundance for all purposes will be furnished.
a. All animals must be exhibited in such
places at such times as the marshal directs in
SUPERINTENDENTS AND DEPARTMENTS
/. Each superintendent of department will
have the selection of his assistant for the ar
rangement and supervision of all articles and
animals on exhibition in his department and
he be responsible to the :executive committee
for management of the same.
2. He will afford the awarding committee
every facility for examination; will aftx the
prizes under the: direction of the committee,
Ioo1 opI ~
tors can have saecess to the books DURING the
have such exb1Shatiens s as may be necessary
3. He shall determine before examination
begins if all entries are present, if not, ne
shall ascertain 1.-THE cause and require the ami
male or sstises broggR Should nd the n aa
eann5s II No cS SerG Se
esivsd h BY are expected ID
at their departments Monday, August gath,
at 1:3o D. ri1; to receive, and place in position;
articles entered ih''t1e.r departmenta
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS =: 3: -: !:
1. Premiums not called f6r:.within: thirty
sidered donated and wiaa s. t:hep :: /:
2. All e}anns for labor and Services during
the fair must 81. FLED :daYs:of the
'' 3. The police WI: b appointed TT the
President ami. Secreta - = : -:
charge 6f4sslisE by: sss4aas
all orders of the President and Secretary are
properly executed.
5. No Gambling Of change or i'm
moral exhibitions viii Be allowed on the
grounds. -.~-~--.-,
GENERAL RULES
L. Any person feeling ,aggrieved, may rap
pea q ordinary sslgiositie4l1of freaks Tnatu 4
erobery be eareS f and st2f ss
protect the same from loss and damage
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-12
~
PREMIUM hE "A. :. .. -
DIVISION A-HbRSbs 81

ceeat!sa: nsS::s II! !. $
he was fealed Animals :qnasE< one XsaF agss
must 81 :sssd:25 r. eeas R d Sae ut
stitutes asta hdaTds bred horsa stasey. following
ro'e7 WHEN %ene an nao animal heir
% Of A96{ fa PzgS = sa
be accepted a roadster bred animal. ".psat2;
and refus} E g0s b 2Hs:&*e to
oesT FS5te Of o
will correspond with the secretary.
Box stalls, $780, open stalls, SO cents; hay
T. II e,az5es ned Gxnet0rs
settle any question of breeding.
Committees ere expressly required a;1ne3l not to
c1xszsS$@ ST iaR5RD BIZ JED rRoTgERs
: zsssts1 II; esszzssd AA1L1oN1 - -
yaHtss aff* 4nd over - .s % So 20
$ $S Sd s and sRass t:GS$$<&a2 3
"a ~ old anHss< r: f. ~: go 5 1es
{:ss Il sl2 sggt; iE$
Mare f''' : Sx5 $e&;, /: s.; ffs1I'1f1Ef
Stations, any age. .............::..D Diploma
Stallion, showing four or more of his
]co1ts1i 1:!!4! ;. ST.. pDlplQma
Mares, any; age, showing two or more
colts S1@fkAko!Ad
Mare any aGe,s = .'avIG..e- ..Dlp1oma
CLASS 2-PERCHERON AND BELGIAN
Imported and Native Pure Bred) =
STATIONS
~ Year. 38z;s<,$ $ad sr...s? :! ..: :s$
3 years and under 4............ .0o'7r .0o'
2 years old and under 3....... 800 1850
I wear old and under 3........ -50",:r:4 l. 20
Fnal ..s........ ................ 2 90 T. l., 90
MARES AND FILL1ES
''''H'. 1st,;: :, End.
4 years old and over. ..........$6 w $3Oo
8 years old and under 4. 400 200
2 years old and under 3......... 800 $50
year old and under g.. ...... 2.50 Il w
Mare f9aA l4A@.a :. :Aa.:a 2 .00.. Il 100
SWEEPSTAKES
Stations any age. diploma
Stallion showing four more OF AhlS j..
colts :,.........u. -..............-.. Diploma
Mare. xs.age,. shhMlpg4two or more 49,:
eaats j.: :Dip1oma
Mare, any ages. $500. '''''':' diploma
@4aasaSsc1aXDESRAJ3E, ENGLIsH1RE" =:
AND ENGLISH DRAFT t~s* w. y
~ IT,, .; .(4rpported or Native Bred, PGre) '-
STATIONS
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-12
SPEED PROGRAM

First Day
2:35 Trot... ............ -. .......... 300. 90
2:2o Pace - .e.......,+~ss *.*s:s aeooQ
Running Race. half Inileand repeat IT,: w.. 100. 90
Second Day = 1.I n,- -
$50 %ooOoo
2:24 Trot1 E + -. x>.... - an 900 oQ
PIG Pace " -. ................. =. ......... 10000
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-12
. CLASS PURE Fa BRED, ANY rp1sT1FGTr
tr': = f!,+ OIL

Bears, 2 years old and over. 400 $500
Bears, year old and under p: ee--2 90
Boar 'months--e4a ~as'd-@sssa p--------~----
Boar, under months. >,>A>A.... 800 :, & $50
s Sow years old old and and over 4.09 2oo
Sow, IS months old and under
Sow under 81 months. :...t 1890, ; $50
- y GLASS 16-SWEEPsTAKES
Boar, any age or breed .Dipl otna
Sow, any age Or. breed. c..,r...,--.-. Diploma
i've under 6 months; any breed..s Diploma
Best va herd T. boar and 8 soVs ~ over
Best herd l. boar and sows, under j.: p'o "a
year ~ .s4 90 or Diploma
IT, DIVISION E-PoULTRY ''"" I
-. =. A. r Latta supt.' $50
CLASS II
,o There wiz Il, be no entry fee charged for
ton has gone, to, the EXPENSE or purchasing a
supply Of neat and attractive coops, and it will
to the trouble and expense of making coops
Rent for ingle: coop, 3 birds. :.:!. MS Ia.
ExRbitors are S0Gg 10 ss
carefully as they will be rigidly, enforced and
ignorance' of them may prove fatal to SUGGEST
sive competitionl q Competition open to the
Entries will close August 25th, and all
pros must be- on the grounds by ~ a. m.
All birds competing must be strictly: the
property of the exhibitor. Fraud in this rule
competition.
The American standard of perfection will
govern the judge in all varieties recognized
therein. . 80.
The term Cock signih es "a bird hatched
prior to 1908 The term 'Cockerei' signifies
bird Matched during 1so8.;: -,
The term Hen" signifies bird Matched
prior to 1908.
during 1908 ''7 T. - - - '''.' ::
Food, water, Waterman and everything
necessary for the protection and comfort Of
the birds from the time of their arrival on the
grounds until they taken away will be
furnished by the association but in no case
will the association be held responsible for
losses or accidents to the birds from any cause
Whatever as every precaution' will be taken
to- guard against
The report of'the Judge will be- tina, sand IN
no case will an appeal be entertained.
During, the '7contfnhance *ofs)the Fair all
specimens will be under the control of the Su-
periptenqent, and cannot be removed Without
his consent, which shall only be given for sani-
tary reasons.
Exhibitorsss from abroad can ship direct to
A. T. Latta, Supt- Poultry Dept and they will
be:@met at the depot and taken charge Of Bro
vlded the express has been prepaid. r4,r
Advertising be placed on and above
7OWners coop IT, es1raC:li:t;: r3.j;,i,
Immediately etSat aftsF TIE aNagds have been
placed on! each coop.
All pet stock will be entered free
; REGULAR CASH PREM1UMs1., I, =
-; The :Worthington. District; Fair Association
Will award cash premiums to ali Standard
Varieties as follows; j.; l. ID t:1:.; !, ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-12

!, H. au., ri cIA lZSF' Is supe a|<*>r>c , s;
49,, :; {Ail' to be grown during 1sos>c ,v (, ::
R Rx .>''.~:'~.% ! ..*o',s e. s'"::5
,BueEvheat 50 49,. rs
G GSP 7 %1ife aehe IS ears SS .25
Corn. yelleY dent IS 100 so
e cSrh y wh{5s flint int
Corn; sweet. early ana,;late, rs; = y. Il ..
corn ears no, 55 esrs s''''''''.'' 80 rs
Corn. ten stalks with :.:.. 100 so
Corn broom. 6 heads: -! -; !5G5n, .!25
P Fax se es s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $ i g:
oats; whta :. :.,,t<: so .. 2s
Beas =: 49, so - rs
Timothy seed, 80 IS
Wheat, peck. spring., :. 4. ,. >:,i. 1850 :rc 25
largest and best collection and
- variety of the above prod ~: - 81 = :
ucts grown by y; ene exhibitor Diploma or 100
4: I.,t,Y VEGETABLES E / !! :. s., ..:>>, 49,,
!, :, .~- ,7~:.": .~.*. 1st:. End
B Bssas 1 3'%; f3s R ss5a b5;t -
,Beets, tuEnip shaped. ia peekl. r5e > Ak as
B Bst % a@5 1st TSyt7f'1 R:: 80 rs
nCapbage drum head any variety ;,.o y H.
zcabSaseround, any variety 3: 1850 ynz.2s
~ xaSlety, .pSF3:s:1 :G:': :so,a.nF's 35
us: SICK :nsec- :5sss
sa1sHsa for tssa epsai$s1sy as; 80 "ns'
Celery, any variety, punches: so rs
Gne1nahers, any variety.a he'll ID e6e0~ rs
Egep1Ant 5.. 5O 10
Groundetcherry, Il peck. o:HQ,s+ + > iR5,
Ga5Sef any 5aiietai1? n 80 rs
9nisns Se$ or p ys{EeE psst 80 SSSS
Onions spickelng II peek. 80 /? .ai.t ~
,Parsnips; rany variety, peck. so rs
PEPPERS, Large, l"peck :l!es :a.H .50s>n'lr U.s.
PotaBs 1 at2 T. pes& IS +
Potatees sweet cs : peek: He4s*.a s5eA i>.s,222
Pumpkns , dsfGeSs 9f b. 81 Is
Fasifv ne 2ay variety 7peet rs
,Squash largest. ri Sas: H. ii. ..s: >5Q:-.,r rs
Squash, Hubbard, 3............. so .25
Squash, croockneck, 3t.:4 -. =. SO % s25s
Squash, any, variety. :..:r,.:..,,rr5A rs
Tomatoes, red, 1 peck ........ 80 80 20
Tomatoes, yellow, l peck. .... so .c:.25:
TufHlpsx peck. so rs
Watermelon, any variety, o.. so rs
Largest and best display vege-
tables by one exhjRiterx.t. Diploma 4oEs 30
II *@:s ,bTe4s1oNh 6p 4Rb1rss, -.
-! H. J. cssSSR*e 49, a.. ~
Charlenant apples, / plate. rs so
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-12

l =. DIVISION Ds--SSY1NE =,
II. Pfeil, Supt . ~ :
|'o1s Xiii animals in this class must have certif-
cate of registery proof st e1tgibt1ty to record
by registery certificate OF s1re Of dam Or Other
equally good evidence. +