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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31


THE DAUGHTER OF VIRGINIA
The Neal Publishing Company, of
New York $3.50.
The authoress OF this early Roanoke
Island and Virginia romance has taken
1 the story Of Virginia Dare, the grand
daughter Of Governor John White, of
the Roanoke colony, and tho daugh-
ter of Ananias and Eleanor Dare to
illustrate 1t.
She pictures the scene Of the christ
enins OF Virginia Dare in the simple
church of the colony on the Same day
received in Christian baptism She de-
scribes the faithful friendship of
Manteo toward Eleanor Dare and her
child. and how he gave up his life
In protecting them against an assault
Of the Catawba tribe against the
colonists.
The mother also fell victim to
the tomahawk. but Virginia Dare. 50
the story runs. was adopted by the
indians, and given the name OF the
Water Lily Of the Catawbas." When
she was grown into young woman
mood there was a battle between the
Catawbas and the Powhatans, in which
the latter won the day. Virginia Dare
was carried off a. captive and became
the bride of the grave and stately
Powhatan,
The Water Lily" was greatly be-
loved, but she languished in captivity,
and when she had laid little daughter
IN PoWhatan's arms, she died, and was
buried on Roanoke Island. beneath an
OAK that had the word ''Croatan''
carved on Its trunk. Her child became
dearer to Powhatan than aught else,
Call her Pocahontas," he said; "she
shall be as bright stream between
two hills. Nations yet unborn and
strangers to our tribe shall hail her as
the blessed Pocahontas.'"
Miss Wall has done her work with
sympathy and insight. THE Daugh-
ter OF Virginia Dare" is not history
narrated as fiction; 1t is a bit of the
past romance OF the past, made life
like, real and true.
MY HIGH SCHOOL DAYS. Decorated
and illustrated by L. J. Rridgman
Fl. M. Caldwell. Of New York, pub.
Usher. s1.50.
The happy days of life in high school
SO dear to all girls. with their incl
dents and associations. quickly fade
from memory as tho graduate enters
upon the duties OF womanhood In
the book considered here the schoolgirl
has place for recording her interests
from her entrance into the high school,
until the day of her graduation. She
can write, IL she wishes. about her re-
ports and sports, her vacations, class
colors. teachers, societies. courses
taken, school gossip, chums and class
| officers. She may here collect dates tc
remember autographs and photographs
and the thousand and one other links
binding high sch DOL girl to her past
The book is hound In green and gold
and the illustrative work is very f1ne
| Skirts.
Skirts, II OF the plain circular or
gored model, may, where one desires
to change the aspect OF the gown
without materially altering It's shan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31

again, 80 fond OF qunrreling as he APP
pears to be-"
The advice was thrown away. as a
matter OF course, and the heroine mar
ried just where her inclinations led, as
people generally do In novels and out
side Of them.
HANDICAPPED. BY Emery Pottle.
John Lane Company OF New
York and London. $3.50.
This book Is dedicated to Princess
Amelie Troubetskoy, and Its Virginia
suggestiveness in regard to names,
mention OF localities and motif OF the
story. make UP data plainly CLEANED
by the author during II residence Of
some months in Albemarlc county.
The book concerns itself with the
story Of q nneshlliance made by a Vir-
ginia belle and beauty, leading So
ciety in Richmond Va. who was named
Cary Bird, and later concerns Itself
with the result Of heredity In her son.
Cary Birds father was an ardent
admirer Of horses, and employed
handsome young Irishman named Den
mis- O'Hara, with the result that his
lovely daughter eloped North with his
trainer. married him and cut herself
off from all the associations of her
girlhood. She lived cong enough to-
become thoroughly disallusioned. and
died when her boy was seven years
old.
When the book opens the boys
mother had been dead for twenty years
and the memory of her gentle train
ing had been almost obliterated in his
sons mind by the influence OF Dennis
OHara. O,Hara, Junior, started the race
of life heavily handicapped, and con-
scious of 1t. his mothers heritage IN
his nature filling his soul with disgust
at his fathers sordld recklessness and
yet the opposite qualities IN him. be-
trayed by bold swagger of domi
nance revealed also his kinship with
the coarser- fbred being who was his
father.
A girl in the story. representing
truth. purity and goodness to Donovan
-as the son was called-representins
all that his life had lacked and he had
longed for, nearly repeated Cary Birds
mistake in marrying him. Death In
tervened and saved her, death in the
ring and at the moment Of triumph
for Donovan, when he was fulfilling the
expressed wish Of the woman he loved.
This woman was brave enough and
gentle enough to give him all the COM
fort she could He went out of the
world with her hand holding his and
with her face as the last thing on
which her eyes rested.
Life had dealt hardly with him, but
death sets right what Is wrong, and
the tragedy OF such an ending as Mr..
Pottle has wrought out, holds the So
luton Of problem that could not
otherwise have been solved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31

DIR. CHARLES l.. COOKE,
Whose me mory IL honorcd in the crcc-
ton of the library building.
the literary society halls on the third.
1t will be heated by steam and lighted
by electricity.
MRS. THos. P. BAGBY,
Pres. of Alumnae Association.
West Point, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31

TIE DAUGHTER OF VIRGINIA
DARE. BY Mary Virginia Wall.
The Neal Publishing Company. of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
vARIAS NOTIClAS

PETICION DE DOCUMENTOS-
Ell stnor alcalde municipal de Baya-
mon, solicita del Departments for
mas en- blanco para la admission de
nifos en- los asilos de Bene6cencia
asi como para el ingreso de alienados
en- ell Manicomio, los que lie han sido
enviados en- virtud de su peticion.
lgual petlcl6n ha hecho Ell sefior al
calde de Humacao para cumplir con
una disposition del Codigo polftico.
Ell NUEVO DIRECTOR.-Hoy ha
tornado possession de su cargo como
Director de Sandal, Benefcencia Y
CORRECTION, Ell Sehor don Juan Was
Ochoteco, recientemente nombrado
para Ell C%onsejo Executive por Ell Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
Ia fiebre amarillo
en- Puerto CabeEO
Ell pals de las plagas

Nueva York, viernes- De Puerto Cabello
Sc reciben otras noticias de suma gravedad.
En- la ciudad Sc han presentado varios casos de
hebre amarillo.
La poblacion esta consternada.
Huyen las familias al interior, poseidas de
nm panico invencible.
La cuarentena rigurosa que Sc ha estable-
cido hace dificilisima la vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
Una muIta de cinC0 RmiIlones
Ell fallo es inapelable

Nueva York, viernes.-La Corte de casa
Ci6n venezolana ha confrmado el fa1lo conde-
nando q la New York Asfalto Ca" a pagan la
multa de cinco m1llones, a que la condeno ell
tribunal Supreme.
FL fallo es inapelable.
FL presidente Castro ha declarado que no
admitira dilaciones nj disculpas de nlnguna ella.
Sc en- la eiecucl0n de la sentencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
BANC0 TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA De PUERTO RICO
Capital a%utorzade $24ee.oOe. Capital rsalzadO $sl6,6s2s. d. a.


PRESTAMOS: Con garantlas personales, o. cslaterales, v % hlpotecss
a corto y largo plazo sebrc fncas r1ticas.
DESCUENIOS: De gros pagar6s, y obligaciones comercaes 4 corto plaxe
I601 - ooore EsPana, New York. Paris, Lenders y Hamburgo.
GIROS POR CABLE: Sobre New York y Madrid.
CUENTAS CORRIENTES: Con interes de a oo annual dbponihles 4 IN
vista por cheques.
A PLAzO FLO: Con interes dc a { s oc anaal segGn
SEIClON = = AHOKKoS: lmPosiciones sobre lbretas desdc 7s ccnta-
vos, 4 5 1000 con intercses al 6 oo anuaL
CObKANzAo: ror cuenta agena % comison mfnima do cobro. Sin
conisi6n para los corricntiHas.
DEPOSITOS: De elective y va1ores.
CAMBIO DE MONEDAS De todos los pafses.
VENTA DE CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS: La mejor inversion q Puerto
ko IntcTes oIo pagadero por cupones scmestfalcs.
VENIA DE tlNCAS: Dando faciidades para Ell page, en- las fuYisdfc-
Clones de Adjuntas, Aguas Buenas, Aibonio, ArcGbo. Barcc1oncta.
barros, Caycy, Gales, Corozal, Guyana, Hattie, Iuana Daz. Loixa.
Manan, Maricao, Naranjts, Paulas, BIO Granda. Utuado, Yabucoa J
Yanc0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
AsILo DE clEoos DE PONCE

LICENCIA CADUCADA-F4 ST.
perintendente del Asilo de Ciegos,
informa al DEPARTMENT. que la en-
pleada Adelina Maulen, ha vuelto 4
tomar possession de 81 destino luego
de vencida la ~licencia de que disfru.
taba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
Ia revolution me-
icana esta vencida


Nueva York, viernes.- La revoluci0n me-
jicana ha sido vencida en- I'm encuentro con las
tropas del general Porlrio Diaz.
Los revolucionarios Sc han declarado en-
dispersion, abandonando las poblaciones inva-
didas.
Las tropas federales van en- seguimiento
de los rebeldes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
p~UERTO-RICO SUGAR Co.
CONVOCaTORIA.

\ las nueve de la manana del
dia 81 de Julio corriente Y en- la
casa Mo- de Ia Gale de Tetuan,
tendra efecto la Iunta general
ordinaria de Accionistas de la
Corporation, en- cumplimiento
de 10 que preceptua Ell articulo
primero de sus Estatutos.
Lo que Sc hace p1blico para
conocimiento de los senores Ac-
cionistas.
Abek0rdO de Ia HabQ.
SECRETARJO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
LOS aSeSinOs de les
reyes p0rtugueses
Los monarqcicos tomaron parte

Nueva York, viernes.-Las investigaciones
practicadas en- Lisboa han dado a conocer que
ell Complot para asesinar al rey y al principe
heredero de Portugal fue tramado por elementos
republicanos y monarquicos unidos.
La responsabilidad hasta ahora Sc habia
querido echar sobre republicanos y anarquistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
la PeSfe bub0-
MICA ers Caracas
Panico general

Nueva York, viernes.-Los informes reel
Didos por la Sandal de esta ci1dad, dlcen que
armenian en- Caracas los casos de peste bubo-
MICA.
FL panico es general. La ciudad ofrece un
aspecto de triste desolaCion.
Aunque los casos no son muchos, Ell terror
paraliZa toda la vida naCional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
EI castigo de los regicidas
Don Manuel memorable

Nueva York, viernes.-El rey don Manuel
esta resuelto a proCeder con energia temiDle en-
en- ell castigo de los regicidas. Han sido deere
tadas numerOsas prislones.
En- torno al proceso reina Ell mas vivo inte
res y la sensation mas enorme.
Ell rey esta dispuesto a ser memorable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03

vanente del Asilo he Min II. 81
~recluso Acisclo Laci no, vecino lie
Lares.
LICENCIA VENCIDA.-Luego de
vencida la l;cencia de que disfrutaba.
ha vuelto & tomar possession de sd car
go Ell professor del Asilo de rssinos
senior Fernando Gonzalez Lamas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
COLONIA DE LEPROSOS
ASILO DE NINOS

UNA BAJA.-En compahla de uno
de sus familiares ha salido definiti-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-03
DeDaII anenh De Carload
DE SAN JUAN

KIOSKO CONCEDIDO.-El Homo
Irable G~obernador de Puerto Rico, ha
lresuelto favorablemente la peticion
que hieiera Ell sefior Superintendent
del Manicomio hace algunos dfas
~acerca de que Sc lie permitiera utIli-
gar Ell kiosko que sirvio cuando estu-
vo en- nuestra isla Ell Presidente de
los Estados Unidos. En- tai vlrtud
Sc ha comenzado a armar dicho kios-
ko en- Ell DEPARTMENT. de varones
de aquella Inst itucion.
TOMAS DE POSESION.-E1 senor
Superintendent del Manicomio in
forlna que todos los empleados u
lfueron nombrados 1ltimamente para
lcubrir vacantes en- dicho Asilo han
tornado possession de sus cargos res
pectivos en- la fecha para la cual esta-
tufa Ell pombramiento, que debfan to-
mar possession.
FALLECIMIENTO.-Ha fallecido
en- Ell Manicomio la alienads Beside.
ria Sierra, vecina de Caguas.
UNA PERMUTA.-Ha cesado en-
Ell cargo de Practicante del Manico
milo, ell sehor Adolfo Fortuno II
pasa o igual cargo a la carcel de
Vieques, habiendo sido nombrado pa
"a sustituirle Ell sehor Jose Castrello
Lebron que desempefiaba igual car
go en- la carcel de Vieques.
PETICION CONCEDIDA.-El Sc
flor Hipolito Henriquez solicit6 sacar
del Manicomio q su hermana Nicoia-
sa Henriquez, 10 que Sc lie IA conce
dido en- virtud de hallarse en- la &C
tua lidad bastante mejorada de su do
~lencia la alienada de referencia.
COLONIA DE LEPROsOS
Ell a DE JULIO.-Manana cele-
braran explendidamente este dia los
p%acientes ALI reclu1dos. Por Ell De-
partam ento Sc les ha concedido $50
para una comida extraordinaria.
UNO QUE INGRESA.-Ayer in
greso en- la Colonia de Leprosos ell
n'no Francisco Martinez, que padece
de lepra, segun todos los informes
que han suministrado los differences
medicos que han investigate acerca
del particular.
ASlLO DE NlNOS
UNA BAJA.-En compahia de uno
de sus familiares ha salido defniti-
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

DON'T FORGET that altho we may
differ from you politically, we are
Just as honest in our convictions
rs you may be; that this is Il free
country where freedom of opinion
is one of the biggest of the broad
foundation stones of our govern
mcnt, and there would be an end
of that form of government with
out it. Stand by your convictions
and let the editor or your neigh
Dor stand by his. Bear this fact
always in mind, that just as you
have made up your mind lnalter-
ably as to the way in which you
will vote, ninety mine hundredths
Of the voting population have done
the same thing. There never was
a preacher Or president, poet. or
politician who could please every
body-say nothing about the ed
itor.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

sent the better element in Beach.
In regard to the former state
mcnt we will say that the Chron-
icle will hereafter devote some
space from week to week to show
what Mr.. Near has done in Beach
toward harmony.
He is very consistent; while out
on the warpath working up trouble
and causing a split and fight on
our village election, he accuses us
Of being the trouble maker, when
we supported the ticket as put in
nomination and later elected by
a good majority. Fine argument
he puts up. Ills to laugh.
We do not like to be accused Of
being a trouble maker and have
heretofore invited Mr.. Near to put
his personal hatred for us in his
pocket for the sake Of unityin our
town but, seeing that he prefers
to court trouble, we will spare no
time Or space to show the good peo-
pie of Beach who the real trouble
maker is.
In regard to his statement about
our not representing the best ele-
ment in Beach we can only say
that we are far from being in his
class, whether it be good, bad or
Indifferent, and are proud of the
fact that he does not class us with
the sslikcs of him. -
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

have tidcd over; neither does he
know how many others in the state
have tided. For the sake Of ar
gumcnt VIC will admit the fact
about his tiding, and will ask what
has this to do with a mans quail
fications for the office of state SEN
ator? We cannot for the life of
lis see why if merchant extends
credit in his business and is unable
to collect it at the end Of thirty or
sixty days, lie should set this up
as II reason that he should be sent
to the state senate.
We arc told that MIR. Ferris is
a man of "ripc Judgment and large
experience" How ripe the judy
mcnt and large the experience in
what! We fear he used poor judg-
mcnt when he came in contact with
tho Herald. TO say the least it
was expensive.
We arc told that Mr.. Ferris is
life long republican; that he has
always worked in harmony with
tho regular organization. Yes he
has worked with the organization,
provided candidates were nOmi-
mated to suit his ripe judgment.
In 1902, We arc told, when the
regular nominated candidate for
county treasurer did not come up
to his ripe Judgment, Mr.. Ferris
nominated a candidate of his own
liking and travelled the country
over trying to elect his specially
nominated candidate.
1t is often said the lawyer al
ways keeps his trump card to the
last of the case. Mr.. Herald man
must have studied law.
We arc told in the last part of
the article what strong personal
friendship Mr.. Ferris has with
Theodore Roosevelt.
Just stick a pin there!
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

Why IS IT that Beach people can
not pull together! On almost
everythingthat comes up there has
been split, and one naturally asks
who is the cause of all this To- cal
strife!
At our village caucus, before
election, a ticket was selected,
which has since been elected, and
which, VIC will vouch, was salts
factory to ut least so per cent of
our voters aud business men.
But the ticket was not satisfac-
tory to ono +. +. Near, a non-res-
idcnt of the village, and one who
puts himself up as Il pcacemaker
and soothsaycr. Now, why was
this ticket not satisfactory to the
said L. 4. Near! Simply because
the writer's name appeared on the
ticket: and why was the writer s
name not satisfactory to this
party. Simply because he
has ~ very strong personal feeling
against us and cannot bear to see
us take part or make any turn,
public or private, without trying
to block us.
1t is a pity that such people can
not control their personal feelings
in such matters when it is for the
sake of harmony in our town.
After the caucus was over Mr..
Near got busy and worked up an
opposition: went to several voters
and made the statement that he did
not want Brinton's name on the
ballot and when asked to give his
reasons he stated that we were the
cause of all the local agitation and
also added that we did not repre-
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

The Medora Herald man asks
us to give him some facts in regard
to certain political frame-ups. We
certainly will Mr.. Herald; not for
your benefit but for the benefit of
the Billings county voters. Just
watch these columns.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

Two MORE announcements APP
pear in this weeks Chronicle.
Thos. A. Cahill, of the southeast
ern part of the county, is out for
clerk of court and n. D. Nichols.
of Medora, announces himself for
equity treasurer.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

THE WEsTKRn Missouri Slope
Publishers Association met at
Dickinson last Saturday and were
royalty entertained while in the
city. The Medora Herald, Sem
tinel Butte Republican and the
Chronicle represented Billings
county at the meeting.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

Oucla!S oI thlS county are, OF SnOUlu
bc the servants of the taxpayers;
that tic business of tho county
should be- conducted ON business
principles, openly, honestly and
for the benefit of all; not alone for
the benefit Of the officials, notwith-
standing the opinion of some of
the officials to the contrary.
Billings county is now one OF
the largest in our state. Many
changes will have to be made in
its management; that to manage
it's affairs properly will require the
service Of men Of ability and
honesty.
During the coming campaign
the Chronicle will make it "A bust
ness t. inform the voters of the
former reputation Of the various
candidates for honesty, truthful
ness and ability.
In u recent number of the Bill
ings County Herald is published Il
short biography of Joseph A. Fer
ris, candidate for state senator,
ais" the editor private opinion of
the qualifications of Mr.. Ferris for
this office. Please beur in mind the
fact that these opinions arc the
Medom EDITORS alone; that the
same may be biased or it may be
II case Of ''you scratch my back
and I'll scratch yours.
We are told that .'Mr. Ferris
is the soul of honor . This may
I've true, and it may only he the
warbling of the editors brain.
We arc told of the "grcnt pres
sure brot to bear upon MIR. Ferris
by numerous friends from all parts
of the district. - Is it not n well
known fact that these numerous
friends consisted of few men
from Beach, who had an AK to
grind and wanted the support of
Ferris for n candidate for the office
Of county treasurer. Let us be
honest Mr.. llcMld--if you know
how.
We are told that Mr.. Ferris first
learned his living as u buffalo
hunter, not wantonly, but that he
hauled the meat to market" Sure
Iva logical statement, but how
hard It was on tho poor butfalos!
Just what qualifications this buff
al" hunting gives Mr.. Ferris for
the office of state senator We will
let the learned editor tell.
We arc also informed that ..hmr.
ing the l.angs. ut Yule, there was
perhaps not u business man in tho
state who has been the means of
tiding more people over hard
times. 1t is doubtful if either
the l.angs or Mr.. Ferris operated
their stores as an Elccmosynary
Institution; nor is it believed that
any residents Of this county wcr,
ever in need Of such institutions
excepting it be the editor Of the
. Herald.
v,n We will ask the editor to kindly
tell us from where he gets his in.
formation as to tho number Of PEG.
pie the 1.angs and Mr.. Ferris have
tided over hard times. Has ht
ever examined the books of these
firms! II he has not then he know.
nothing about how many men the,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

The TICKET gotten up by q few,
Cor less) with r. E. Near us ring
leader was sent to Medora to be
printed and was not sprung until
the morning of election. These
private ssframe-ups'' are one of
Mr.. Near's specialties and we
hope he got satisfaction by going
to Medora to get HIS ballot print
ed.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20
J. w. Brinton, Editor

SUBSCRIPTION price $t.5o per year in
advance. Advertising rates 20 cents per
inch for display and 10 cents per line for
readers. Special rates to regular patrons.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-20

SOME MEN, and we have one
right here in Beach, are so pin
headed, narrow minded and have
so small brain that if someone
would pick them up by the nap-of-
the-neck and shake them their
brain would rattle like q mustard
seed in an old tin bucket.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-09
Biggest
Continued from Page one.)

c.P. Hall, McHeesport, Pa, /. C
Waite Leghorns.
John s. Hamilton, Fatr1nont, Barred
Plymouth Rocks.
Harry l.. McElfresh, Hout, Single
Comb Buff Orhngtons, S. c. Rhode Is.
land Reds.
Earl NlcElfresh, Hoult, White wyan-
dottes.
c. c. Conman, Warrington, R. C.
Rhode Island Reds.
Cunningham Bros, Rivesville, Buff
orangtons.
sc, Black, Falrmont. Minorcas.
candy w, Robinson, Barruckvllle.
Light Brahma.
Lie. Clelland, Falrmont, Barred Ply.
mouth Rocks.
Mrs. Minnie Ankmnn. Monongan, ).
c. Rhode Island Reds.
&C. Arnett, Rivesville, S. C. orang.
tons
Mrs. c. C. Arnett, Rivesville., Gold.
en- seabright Bantams.
James vanslckle, Falrmont White
Plymouth Rocks.
Harold s. E. cofman, Warrington,
Japanese Silkies.
e. Smith, Warrington, White Ply.
mouth Rocks.
B. 0. Hess, Rivesville, Brown R. c.
l4eghorns.
W. w Fleming, Fairnont, Dark
.Brahmas.
F.T. Conway, Barraekville, White
Leghorns.