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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04
Serviceable Dust Cloths.

Most efficient and serviceable dust
cloths may be made from stockings
that are no longer mendahle by split.
ting and sewing toEeth
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04
To ScaId MIX.

Put milk in the top Of a double boilc
or. having water boiling in the under
part Cover and let stand on top OF
range until the milk has bead.
like appearance around the edge.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04

North Carolina has Just acquired It's
FIRST woman dentist. Mrs. d. 4. Nc.
CURE of Ashcville, having obtained
license 10 practice from the North
Carolina Rental association.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04

The most recent church census OF
the country shows 40 denominations
with l6l,73l ministers, 2l0,l99
churches and 32.sS3, 1856 members.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04

Lewis Single Binder cigar-richest, most
satisfying smoke on the market. Your
dealer or Lewis Factory, Peoria, III.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04

The right hand, which is more sen.
stIye to the touch than the left. is
less sensitive than the latter to the
effect OF heat and cold.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04

girl must feel blue AT times, when
she finds 1t necessary to be the pink
Of philadelphia Bulletin.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04

The worlds wool record is held By
Australia, with Argentine second and
the United States third
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04

He's a poor expressman who In un.
able to deliver the goods.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04
DISHES OF CHICKEN
SOME EXCELLENT WAYS OF PRE-,
PAIRING THEM.
Serve Jeilied Is a Favorite with Many
Observation-Disclosures Made OF the
Meat Well Minced De.
licious Pot Pic.

Jellied Chicken-BoIl TOW! until
II will slip easily from the bones, let
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04
To Clean Aluminium Ware,

Use sour milk to clean aluminium
ware and It will be US bright as new.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04
AFFECTING SIGHT.

Cook Ito her friend)-The proposal
that the widower made me was really
very moving. He brought his four
children with him. and they all knelt
before me.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04

Get mother to help you" counseled
Billie, who was having troubles OF his
The Detroit times., 1908-01-13
The Eawara. RIra s.ors.

THIS Htore- Is .l0cnted al ~ MiChIRnn
call aud enjoy the company OF the big
store fun OF talking parrots and sing
ing birds. Hero you may obtain nh
the equlpne ats for birds. dogs. gold
Ash rabbits and gnlnaa- piges-fooa sup
plies and medicines.
A late member OF the M. 8, r. A, and
The Detroit times., 1908-01-13

man with string OF birds on ex-
hibition that takes his attention, and
is source OF great pleasure to him, Is
w. IL. Macklem,
OF So Medbury-ave., Detroit. Mr.. Mack
lem is the exclusive breeder OF best
strain OF Partridge Wyandottes, and
these birds should win In their respec-
tive class.
DIR. G. vi. Baskerville,
OF Mt. Pleasant, Mich, is state dlrec-
tor OF Part. w. club, and breeder of
Americas best Wyandottes and Is win
ncr at Detroit Chicago. Toledo and
many other cities.
breeder who should not be lost
Mr.. c. u. Pierce,
OF Grand Rapids who Is showing a
nice line OF Partridge cochins. and
Red Pyle Game Bantams. Mr.. Pierce
is probably the oldest breeder and ex :
hibitor In Michigan.
III. u. Dewitt.
who IS with the Y. NJ. G. A., Is tho
breeder OF the largest diploma win
ners OF Flying Homers In the United
states. He has several 500-mile birds,
one OF which has six national diplomas
to it's credit: has 30 pedigree ~
years owned by one man.
Another Detroit man who has come
TO the front IL
William II. IxIugg.
of 500 Seyburn ave, a breeder OF =. q
II. Rhode Island Reds, and the show
WOulh not DC COfhpltlc without
r.. &. Hungerford,
OF Concord. Mich, with his Silver Laced
Wyandottes. We have Mr. Hunger
ford's word for Il that he Is the young
est man, and the oldest exhibitor i'm the
state, never beaten at a state show.
Albert Picard,
54l Cadillac-nve., Detroit. does not take
a back seat for any of them; although
one OF the latest members OF the NJ. g.
=. A.. see him for White Racks, eggs
for Matching.
Lyman III. Hill.
OF Jackson. is the originator and e'x-
elusive breeder Of the Wolverine strain,
white Plymouth Rocks. Mr.. Ilill Is
very particular about his breed. These
birds are absolutely pure white. he Is
strong on the color point Mr.. HllPs
birds have carried OFF Numerous prizes
I'm the past, and have done well az this
show.
IL. III. DonnelIy & SON,
OF Sandwich. Ont. for IA years q
breeder and IA years a winner Their
number OF winnings are numerous. and
at the last show won heavy OH ~snrred
Rocks, there being 1875 birds In class
Call and see th~sxxhibit Of the Knife
and Scissors Shercener. rs0
The Detroit times., 1908-01-13
TIMBER WOLF HUNT
UNDER RY. AUSPICES

MONTREAL. Jan. 1S.-American
sportsmen are invited to participate in
a timber wolf hunt which will be held
at Kippawa, Province OF Quebec. on
Jan. II. An old wolf hunter and many
guides will lead the party against
these cunning animals, which are said
to be destroying better game, as they
increase In number
The hunt will be under the auspices
OF the Canadian Pacific railway. which
will furnish the outfit and provide am
munition. The promoters guarantee
no freezing and no hardships to- those
who will dress as they are told.
Perhaps IL there was a woman In
the moon instead OF man II WOULDN'T
get full so often.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09
2ln Die Veirr.

7oS gcy, Siadtcu SonDepG,lmrnt
bciltbt oaraui Dab mp mier 8Iaft
9eincm su'slioeu tinitn ou i'm Kid
I!anoe 1T. gt,ir ilno lllr bic Ydtr1nale
wtldlt ,(hr bishtr oem Nilttt OnQeOei'
ben IieBet. ithr oduiblr urO bitten
eud un2 aud jtBt Guer 3uportommeH
III WN;n inoeH ,ibr ben m9 ihulOi8en
Sttrug cnh.biet ,}br trA0Itct ntbt
osm ' oll9b.ltt otu NiiNouri unO
&lniaa EarAey iu 'tlbu Nreiic
Ser .dlrmCr" miro HAD cine &bnen
btIiebi8e Aortlc Qelano! wcrOGn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09
VurnIcs.

go Gtt lurRc Nur Wllbt,W Mn'
,dmnuu wllttt ii Ct ypmo NU.
iWr Ctnrr @rul II. TT ,til tjuDd'u 3D.
pcu blu ~ Nrluh. er Ncoou't biz
: hCrn IN tltbtn
--Tcm @rl,Abnlit or Nuiurht,
utn StW elbpNi 'pObuttu 'cId,
gdwanuit pra Au9p0tt4 bel SHol,
lano eihbcli pcu q. VtWv. Ncmu
eltoS mo Sobnt ,Noltpb mD
,Ncba p1u NidrUv Nomt,
Nab ,(oatpb poa SnlBlrpn.
Sunu Nmte UNI Ndlti" lmp
HtludJo @rrue uno ,lcl(pp, Nobu
m0 Nt.mauu g@clttu INN lcne.
'0m,n Guu,tt WO g9m. frlpM non
pOIreiu, S9drrtu 80. 9lo uao Yen
gar uon Il. e.llnbtil.
YEN SlratbaRs wtIatr riniac
Sdat III linltn @lh itincS @rlRcrS
<;uipn mar II drtitle bisrbrr iu.ilt.
gritbrl.
--Sa tirtr am Sonntda tbSeblltt.
usn Ssriommluua ots Mdhuu Nhc
SunalingSusuins muretn ctr Y,ny'
lin Soos uup BtOrat i. Saertb ~
3cleQNitn 81 Der am 10. III, NO l.
Mai in Svrlneiklo, no. iilttiiu'
otroen %tiawmluna Der Sltb.
Union prn i',ifouri erpdbi.
--7is Skllsawtiis bon Sburm ber
bisilQsn alrtbs atiolI,ncn 3itetl net
om sur 3di ourt nem eriest. 3pst
i3itptlttdet non q. Seais btipraeu
sie atbsii
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09
o)eIentlitIley l)cr'aui.

lrlu'ttasic piyo an -. &pJI
: -rrmnN'l4J nGn osnI Ectari,
..lg.Irss. . Honli5s l'Rsn,lJm in
Adomad r. 5iDr; 5Ttnil'h en tfr
I,Uibl.fu1oA psIiau'cr 4ae ".s
'TtiyEwaateu paifnim.tVaS. llyJt
@5-r sole, / HisarrtI @tcE Ea;'
I..yI gn0 B,s,s anosre Arii.I.
&,e,ulIa3m SG1r
6ll'ltetb SleIltu
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09
0erlan9t.

Sos Rohtrrs 2eurr,aI Iut; ptJ,SS.ith
Nnnber urh eyaun tIr Gt,ieltraul Att
SsttiSrtii uuh SS'urtIu ssr Gtcruer.
TIN Outer, hSt1tt Ut,e,trit 0tstr
9tlh nod 9rfasuirg rol,vtrh,a Gtrtibi
lsvuti6 Ooer sraIii6l en
MopRRNEs JOURNAL,
Alwsukss MA
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09

9oy Aulsn lu ,4ita. 4Gd.euo biz
,naliitt Ry'nf nit otm Vyoaitiiirns,
'tbTiao,l ltb4H1ili. Dotr a. ultt
rl3t1.miclbtl 80 ov.oliysr. 5slampit
,ha BIZ ot1.lAasnsTI,.E.'1. ta7,
Hl, 5oQt: sl.iItDwt.ii, @tna q
1s..g8M ic!lrt, st . o5ibillo7 7sanaui.
Z tcn etm Scnot stjuRt1rsn unO
lEifr5 t5sita'i5. Ii Bot 1ta uRltbsus
fs-tH @eglartn 80 hH1ugsn 10 uivo
! Z L. syrs, S.ni .G evy>itHr o.y
oslutdmsyl'-aa-. 2 ty. isir. @o-
ba!o Or Gsut'1 ar.dIla.- ean-t
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laTs ,eli'tfa St,sa glo ,l.es.. .5,.
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tea Z. out 2a':.-st. o,m gi.raf. 3ts
&-l'ts1 S.'t-G-= =a1Ga5s a8N n
b'reJn1 5lHI otu -e1nes iitf
mg5y a5iuH3 IrJ Eag,ltrrrr. Il tr.
rt,'tH, = gtt,g hw. lra1.t rie
ajs5sy. w0 'it 3.r ,rrt atsrl lrao
Ii totyplyll'i,. ,ts y1fu-a yR52
ia eN'Gr ta.,u. tt.3.F Gy.' rWbgu.
5..GfsJu ure '.g aaariasa. +, 5ut
aaD 70 o'l is ,rH.1. Tr .t IL
a1tt m,ayll 't;a w, -gtN.t 2tHt
'tyr. en h' asg N,r .{.rA.- Ifsn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09
WeStphalia Coach Horse %.
NtsIPHAiIA. No
N'ia eiritf Srr ,Iatur rsrhyae.rt All
Mrlt.

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sagE csH %l.yta 'igsr S-'-ogGt MT ,ar
las;,sa. @.ss y; =. Cu" q. Nltur Set
al: Ss.t u Sg4ssr- vl1i. Slslts srll1ri
Csss-.t SeGtg zsl1e err1 S5ael5er.s,R I
l2s1a &ss;ses lsasiii pvrSsn, &gis's III oig
Tlsailr:sE VIZ $sreHsHtiI1L8e 'saos-i ols
nj. ,u@ sasSyt nj; a,e,1sr sglr!aeI. bt.
2l'ts.s e sst.lg3sE uns NNsiIaal sFllHser.
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,SaB'3 ~ %sssrnsH'tsE uuS'Hn " 'sIR.
Icl @E'r.sl n SIM osysaa' sss Stt;el uni
S,l.srstitg.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09
O,utlh >lmtrlEluer uu> lhrl
SCltllngtu.

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r.H Wrgt,u!.ir9. &. 1,.. ana
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IA .,rargt 0;a u: All L: : IT,
'tlmwar @Ho Il: ,Tta.. Il y. aans
,j= %1ae5s ;uya+,lr.. wlIa ilt .s'2
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ans ,lll1 nateiu tut4gstE..' s,tn
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'e Il III Aa.l.r. S.t >an pd.ta'.4.tla
Il. .aaua <laNt. ca uaN r.t.l,
sne.o SAaetu ;uiaa,r wg,ei =
r.e 80 au ;.m t,sr.s IM. ,.s
Mr9r.a Su Dgl,it sutr,,. ri5H
y,sat ian.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09

Agents wanted, lbN ~ tlAyun
portraits A0 ttN'>, ilwc> 80 GEMS
ana up. >lNe' V'tUtt> unt t,n, each.
Nou can make 500 pwla Ut $50 pe,
week. ClaloGu, sai Samples lget.
FRANZ " WILLIAMS COMPANY
l2eS ", Taylor s.. Chtase III.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09
lebenuRo Teuervcr-
sicherurd.

Sd babe Die aa,utuI OIL Ra,aal
2iIs SuiatufNe Sc. pom 9tp 9ort.
Aua bin id aetnt Der Riasara Ssner.
osrf5syanss.@sitaiAait. Agt eie tn
gthta Nril9srt Oett iia stssn 6eusr
uso SiaTmiaaoen nAsr balisR mot
en-. ipat.n BEL mir poripretsn.
attnnsspoa.
esnrp 4<hstmaHn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09
FUR nsndlhuhru

lsbtaut.t Shamtrr'lyue cWal R,Eteu. {,
Wtys otH ip9m Iolta uU> e,t NWitudniU
e ptImtuSsrR uuo ttnut.trn. % ~ r'a'
GnN myts. Ser!duit tIe 6tttt, une rI.t
meier
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09
Q a - II q RIA.
TsAssSs >nSN.t, % II aza ssl1.i, Ia,
Ssss Ssss ExHIZE-

Sit aeatuWartist 3rosi.
biiirnshtRtaans ih'san, aaia aus.tlu.
otm Spli bar yswiniattu Staa,sn ipit.
Der staRai. reel esaiIih oR Sse tRs
iaaS Der etuiihsmssi,s.iitsu pssE,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09

mel tfr lett Gerhlt IN Il Soul5 TIT
0ott)r Der Wsbsn tuoiti, IT Ireital
liz biz Sgnurtrierien bti ben 6Ittrn
anGelanAt
--Am 9ieniial DlOrOtn trli Der
Slg b; e0us oss Serrl Nenru
StmIot. Ge; Strdhl iubr bic gdt
ylme sntIan9. olne beoeutsnoH Sda'
oen anjurtitn.
-&ei Der Shulmdbl an Ilenlag
puroe an Stc0c os Satm. ). u.
Eiepsnbrod, CeTen lermin abQslnu-
'iln. Ssltu s.. StmitD uuo an Sttl-
.lc oes nat Soegtonn geS'Qentn Nb'-
Lip &lItcubuib. Refer Sdmg ~
Imubtt. 0ertu Zen StaalUctcy
(0min lauIt nit oleitm Sabre ab.
Nj. ReQiul Nopc bci,nOtt ilt
Iuui Der 'S,un!enliltc, g9ir m@nihcl
baloi9c ejmciunN.
-!ldt 9Iu2uabmt hes Ncrtn NMiu
y, shmiot, an otrcu Sitlc Ncu
,Soicvb }3Wlr@ cuyGbi; mlrot b.r
.tM dAt oItCu @tdopdtl I'M glmi,
b,ou Mtu D Np.ra bon = r!j.
'Ghctb mrIt an q lUteuhtlt llrt2 OtrN
Fdict5. Nur Nuuuh Ctm,oU, Abtt
Sohicr NrI Ro'1 NudmtrCr mel
tc bcr o,t Nat'tuIc bt'uhit ot0lb
lN HPpulQ IN NrQlr,lulO lAyC2 Nlu
otte lHm.
rt,b,, o0;p,g 3,u,,, i'm
hs,-,,.t,t..,h,un, h ,,i,.,inr N,r
fam lrm,', , bi.r or tSr rnn IA
un,5, t}nnot. n, ,g,r,a ,r,rr r,no,,r
n,h,,r ,.hoIMr
" Ni.''mtotI " Goh pLI'"i'o.
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E'It'."''' 9tI!'"''d W'(ot".
Ter ulpac Vfu @un1Ctir. mCA-
rcre Nlhyt n oar Wq,I.bla,t" Crllr
ais ScEry t1an, 1yhdtr, IN irlsrr
Qdo1;i,et IN 0,r Npl, Orurm Tenn,
,rlt" 7rgI,r.ijp 0crrricp G,m
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n,r q,,t,.rI,,, cr;.,
Vm 'lnr rrom'uclitr Wc'tll'H,
mlu1 nm e. %ruj9 ctWcb,t ~
bC c,UC4 (O4t@ o0lln mic Il ti0NtI
Nty4tr .bGipoNU" tonne. \ , otr'f,'
~ tla'tru2 %artittrry Ncutitn WntH I
l,r nuti, gpurtr olN = olt SnlrtN
on0cycy Etutt oUyh; t.tuta pubduo. .
ttmtr CT hh IN rrtiu scr Naytob'
uthmlul@tuur om b;ulnO'ttu.
Stnt NobCr atitit mat o0 4TrionI
uct ot2 9lmlc2 mcltts o,tit rrl,0oc'
,anotru Qt'rl Nt Darn 0l@ cr'lru M
'm tl0m0ylhll N upc,idQM uuo
otntn graAijdsa f'rNbari III p,rium.
mc.n. 9l1op' lt!tti,N my Ouyt h,cI
iIUti jbyN mlnn',ttO Shmud yrrl
0ym nab o,t'cm 1hnudc lull,mtn
orn OroGtWrabu mn Gllcl dnNcoulcI.
ten betQc'nlItCn uu0 III Ter @roEu0ot
QtfDrttu Nrrrn. Ntr lnbc.nuutC (tlUI
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-04-09
9hlimmrr San psn !irndibuIirn,

Stau glen Sdrinon, tn Sduiae GItp, ~
,Ol Bari Spenae robube'i. 'hyies uuS tgis
io!ai: -uniert heleca SInecr hat.cn sntn
'cbr betttatn SChhauitcn, uue eao s,ue Ser
lelhen muTee wdbEtno Der NugenaTagt
bduf,s ebumahtia uno btiam &dltu5lgttu
ALle 1Itiel bic man una Uanntt. WUTeeii
pcriuhi. aeer ieines bali. Tex NauSar;i
psrerpustt Seleu'S -Noutp Gne Sdrs uus
uadotm mir Den araulen sluma horoH tins
aeatbsu. .rat iden seNeguna Ell. 6oIse' 5
.Neasu auo Tar bat iis aere,iet. Nsia
dut anesrsn Glttsl mrild. eel =. NiIis
mspst \ sen.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-04
New YORK, Nov. 25, 1908

There is not much improvement in
business locally. At this period OF the
year the manufacturers prefere to wait
until the first of next year before buy
ing, and il any sales are made, they are
credited to next years account The
best commentary on the lack of spirit IN
the market is that while 1907 Pennsyl-
vania is selling in regular and orderly
way, there is no marked movement such
as should result from the fact that the
new crop is being bought eagerly and
excitedly at from IL to 1917 cents, so
that the 1908 Pennsylvania will cost the
packers paying these prices from IA to
Is cents marked weight when it is ready
for sale next year. Two years ago ad
vance information Of this kind would
have resulted in heavy purchases of the
old stock. Zimmer Spanish is in de-
mand, and owners of this type are ask
ing advancing prices. The first buying
movement in New England has spent
itself with the gathering in of number
of choice crops and packers assert that
the crops left are worth less money than
those secured in the first rush; and if
this is true we may expect number OF
weeks to intervene before there is vigor
will have to be established. In accord
ance with the reports that we're printed
in this column when the packing of the
new Wisconsin began, the 1908 Wiscon-
sin has proven something of disap-
pointment to the trade. Naturally the
large leafy tobacco, comprising perhaps
about 25 per cent of the crop, which
was selected in the fields by the early
buyers, will give large percentage of
satisfactory binders, though it is ac-
knowledged that even these will show
white veins in considerable number and
rather heavy nature. The bulk of the
Wisconsin which is still unsold will make
q satisfactory B tobacco. The Ohio to-
baccos have not been taken down from
the poles, but it must be remembered
that the crop was raised and harvested
under adverse conditions, and there
seems little ground for hope that it will
produce large amount of desirable to-
bacco Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-04
Conneoticut valley Tobacco Market.


During the past week considerable
has been done In the line OF handling the
haiI-cut part of the 1908 crop. The
American Tobacco Co. on Friday and
Saturday of last week took in and load
ed into cars five carloads of bundle to-
bacco, all of it hail cut and bought two
or three weeks ago Well, so much OF it
has left the state, was, ] think shipped
south to Virginia to the asserting and
stemmiDg shops of the company. / have
not heard of any buying of the portion
of the crop that is stored in the sheds
before the hail storm, except that which
was reported last week.
Our correspondents report as follows:
Suffield CT: There has been quite a
stir among the buyers IN this section the
past ten days A few sales at from 16 to
22c in the bundle. Heard of one crop of
1907 which the grower refused &c for
some time ago. The same buyer offered
15c for it last. week" North Hadley,
Mass: Tobacco is nearly all taken down
from the poles and stripped, which is
very much earlier than usual. Although
we had but little rain we have had some
nice foggy weather to dampen tobacco.
1t is very unusual to get tobacco all
stripped before December. Buyers are
in the field and few small lots have
been sold at 15c to Tic in bundle. East
Whately, Mass: Il report the sale by
Wells T. Smith of IL acres (hail-cut)
also of Isreal Smith, about four acres
hail,cut. at about 61ac. Cultivator.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-04
New York.
NEW YoRK Nov. 28. I9


Prematurely, it seems, is the leaf mar
ket beginning to settle down in the dolce
tar. nieute atmosphere of the holiday sea-
son. Business for immediate needs seems
to have come to complete standstill
except in few isolated cases where fac
tories have run short of supply. Orders
that are taken and transactions that are
consummated are almost all for deliver
les in the new year which is expected to
bring the activity 10 the leaf market
back to normal condition. The cigar
industry Of the country is but slowly re-
covering from the slump it suffered dur
ing the panic year. The figures for its
output during the month of October
given in detail on another page, while
reassuring to certain degree, are still
falling far behind those of October of
last year, which was the record breaking
month in the history of the cigar indus
try. although the panic had started early
in that very month. The falling off
amounted to 81 ,537, ,593, an emount which
shows the lack of confidence by the dis
tributing trade in rushing holiday bus
mess in cigars. And yet. the month of
October records the largest output of
any month for the year since October,
1907. That October held at least its rec
ord of being the largest cigar producing
month Of the year ought to be in itself
an assurance that better times are in
prospect for the trade. But this pros
pect will hardly be realized before the
incoming of the new year.-Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-04
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.
EDGERToN, WIS, Dec. 4, l9O'

EDGERToN, Wis, Dec. 4, l908.
From the best information received it
appears that not over one-half OF the
crop of the state was removed from the
sheds during the late casing weather, as
many growers were not in a position to
give stripping immediate attention. Up
to the time of the coming of the cold
wave on Monday, good deal of strip
ping was done in the sheds and growers
are already reporting their crops ready
for delivery. One or two firms will
commence receiving the coming week
and warehouses will start handling soon
after.
While some riding has been INDUCED
in since the tobacco came down from
the sheds we cannot learn that any buy
ing of any moment has been resumed.
The market for cured leaf shows no
new development either locally or in the
eastern centers. One lot of 120cs sold to
export comprises the principal trans
action of the week A few sales from
country hands are reported at about
former quotations, and we learn of a
more pretentious trade of small pack
ings under consideration but not yet
closed.
The shipments out of storage reach
572cs from this market to all points for
the week past.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-04

LANCASTER PA. Nov. "a. 1908.

LANCASTER, IA, NOV. "a, 1910.
Trading in old tobacco in the local
market was dull last week, and the ag-
gregate of sales was not large. Packers
are not anxious to dispose of their stock
in bulk, preferring to sell it in small
quantities to regular customers. The
goods of 1906 have been selling as high
as 19 cents, marked weight, and 1907
goods couple of cents lower
Last week witnessed heavy selling of
the new crop, and fully half of it has al
ready been contracted for. with the
trusts away shead Of al the buyers. The
average price seems to be l01s and 3
cents, though Laany sales at 10 aid are
reported. Thess prices appear to suit
the growers. who look upon them as fair,
in the present state of the leaf tobacco
market. OF course. they will be pleased
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-04

Seven big tobacco societies Of Ken
lucky, IHdiana. Tennessee and Wiscon-
sin intend to regulate the price of raw
tobacco through selling corporation to
be known as the Union Tobacco Grow
ers' societies. May not this nr jn=t az
bad trust as the one agal.as; which re
growers are com mining? ADD tic gov
ernment has just ordered thu dissolution
of that rust.-Buffalo Express.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-04
Typography.

Everyone interested ia typography
should send for bur largr illustrated cat
alogue OF wood and supplies FOR burning.
A complete outfit worth LOO for Csc.
Largest stock IN WiscoE~in at lowest
prices. Agents wanted.
CARL w DIEHLs. GAINESVILLE, Wis
Iw2
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-04

to take as much more as they can get.
The weather being favorable. a good
deal of stripping is in progress New
Era
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-04

The Agricultural Experimental station
has just completed threshing this sea-
sons crop of tobacco seed Eight hun
dred and fifty pounds OF Connecticut
Havana seed were produced from two and
one half acres of tobacco leaf At the
price of fifty cents an ounce, low for to-
bacco seed. this crop would bring over
Sc, 800 This seed will be distributed
among the farmers of the state this win
ter in allotments of from one TO four
ounces per farmer.