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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
THREE PRISONS
LOSE CAPHVES
Eight Prisoners Escape From
Jails at Weston, Mounds
vile and Charleston.


Four. prisoners escaped from the
jail at Weston, two from the Jail at
Moundsvllle and two from the Jail at
Charleston last night.
AT Weston the men effected their
escape while the jailor was at supper
by removing the bolts that fastened
window in the wall of the eNiail, and
going out of the window; The men
we're not in their cells but in the
corridor outside.
Report was received at the sheriff's
Office that one Of the escaped prison
ers, John stotler, had been seen at a
point three or four miles away and
deputy sheriffs were sent after him.
A telephone message from the sher-
ifs Office at Weston late this after
noon states that neither stotler nor
any OF the others had been captur-
ed or located.
The men who escaped are Frank
Washburn, who was sentenced to the
penitentiary for a felonious assault
on a policeman, John stutler. SEN
fenced to Ave years in the penlten-
tiary for stealing horse, Phillip
Abel. held on charge of rape, and
Elzie Higgins, awaiting trial on =
charge of wife beating. Washburn
broke jail about thre months ago
and was captured in Ohio. Georgs
NJ. Miller, a guard Of the penitentiary
at Moundsvflle, arrived at Weston to
take Stutler to the penitentiarz
about an hoursaftep stutier escaped.
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CRINlINAL COURT BILL
FOR HARRISON COUNT Y
ORDER CANVAS SSING J.
BY SCHOOLS STOP
City Superintendent Burdette
So Informs the Central
Trades Council.

The following letter of explanation
and Information has been sent Presi-
dent Homer Martin OF the Central
Trades Council:
Members Central Trades Council. 4
: clarksburg, w. Va.
Gentlemen:-The action Of your
body in regard to canyassing The city
by school children for the purpose of
receiving orders for distant firm,
came 10 my notice this evening
Perhaps nothing can be said in de-
Tense OF this practice in the schools.
other than that the teachers, and
through them the pupils, desired to
secure bookcases, which were badly
needed In some of the schools. Funds
for that purpose have not been
available since the demands for
schooi equipment have, become SO
sheayy during the last few years.
This practice in the school was not
the order or direction of any school
authority, but was done with the
knowledge and consent Of the prin-
cipals in those wards, and of the
superintendent.
No teacher or school officer in this
city is at heart antagonistic to the
interests with which these orders
come in competition. wish person
ally to assure you of the teachers
good intent in the matter We want
to be wholly in accord with the pub
nc in these matters.
This question had been up in a
school conference on Friday of last
week, and it was DECIDED to drop the
practice of soliciting these orders.
We shall be pleased to follow your
suggestions in the matter and shall
do so in the best of spirit toward all
concerned
Yours very truy.
F. L. BURDETTE.
Ciarksburg, Jan. is, 1909.
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Are Announced in Fullby the
President Of That
Body.
FHE REPRESENTATIVES,
OF This Senatorial District
Are On Several Of the
Most Important Ones.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 1s-Presi-
dent Forman Of the state senate has
announced the standing committees
of that body as follows:
senate Standing Committees.
on Privileges and Elections
Messrs Blue, Chairman: Hatfield
England. Beter. Johnson, cotfman
Flynn, Kidd. AfeIntirc.
ON the Judiciary Messrs. Mere
dith, chairman; Blue. England, Con-
man. Craig. Kidd. Fisher,
on Finance Messss. Miller. chair.
man; Gartlan, Haxlett, Hatfield,
Smith, Of Cabell, Sutherland. Baker
silver, ziiliken.
on Educatlon- Messrs. santee
chairman, Smith, of cabell; England
Johnson, Carroll, White. shinn, sill.
yer, Fisher.
ON Counties and Municipal Corpora,
tlons-M Messrs. Hazlett. chairman
Baker, johnson. Craig. santee. Cos
sin. Silver.
On Roads and Navigation Messrs
Sutherland, chairman: Grimes, White
Blue, Miller. Ashburn, silver Kidd.
on Banks and Corporations
Messr Flynn, chairman: Hazlett
Smith, OF cabell Miller, cosstn
Sutherland. shinn. Fisher, Littlepage
on Public Building and Humane
observation-disclosures. Grimes. chair.
man; Ashburns Bailey. White. John.
son, shinn. .Littlepage.
on Penitentiary-Messrs. Gartlan
chairman; Flynn, Grimes. England
johnson, Smith. Of cabell, Kidd.
On Railroads Messrs. Hatfield
chairman: Smith. Baker Gartlan
shinn, Hazlett. Flynn. Fisher. zllli
ken.
Ont he Mtlltla-Messrs. England
chairman, Sutherland. Ashburn. San
tee, coffmap. shinn. McIntire.
on Federal Relations-Messr
Bailey. Chairman: cossln. santee
Ashburn, white, zIc1ntire. ziiuken.
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AN AMENDMENT
To the Constitution of the
State is Sought by
the Churches.

A movement is on foot with
churches and mission boards to have
the legislature provide for an amend
.menl to the constitution, which will
confer the power of Incorporation on
churches and mission boards, SO that
they may hold money and receive be-
quests. The absence of such law
has lost much money to the churches
and religious boards.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
DELAY ASKED
BY the President in Anti-Jap-
anese Legislation Until
He is Heard From.

SACRAMENTO. Calf, Jan. 10
Governor Gillette today received a
telegram from President Roosevelt
asking that all anti-Japanesa legis-
lation be held up until the President
can be heard from. "A letter is en-
route from President Roosevelt Civ.
ing his views on the subject. The
governor and the author of The bills
directed against the japanese have
taken steps to comply with the Presi.
dents request.
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JOHN HULL IS BURIED.

The funeral and burial of John
Hull. Of Seventh street, Glen Elk.
took place Tuesday afternoon. Bur
ial was in Elk View cemetery. He
died at his home Monday afternoon
after a long Illness of complication
Of diseases. Surviving are a widow
and four young children. He was
IS years old.
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NEW MODEL FLYING MACHINE.

SALT LAKE cFTY, Utah. Jan. 10
C. L. Downer, of this city. COM
pieted Ave plane aeroplane model.
one OF many others, and has had re-
markable success with it. The ma
terials used are very light and the
models weight is but a trifie over one
pound. 1t Is three feet in length and
has a lifting surface of % square
feet With a shooting start, flights
have been made as long as 125 feet.
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Finds Easy Sailing Thus Far
in Upper Branch Of
the Legislature.
MANY BILLS BOB UP
Democrats Draw But Little in
Patronage and Enter
Their Protest.
lBs cI,atles Broolss snlltll.l

CHARLESTON, Jan. ia brief
session o. the legislature today
brought the number OF bills up 10
seyenty-ope in the house and thirty
seven in the senate.
Senator Carroll introduced the pro-
hibitlon amendment. and sGartlan the
first prohibition petition to be pre-
septed this session. 1t was signed
by twenty citizens OF Braxton county.
Under q suspension of rules the
senate passed the Harrison county
criminal court Bill to It's second
reading, ordering IT printed on mo-
ton OF Senator coffman.
In the sixty odd senate attaches
the seven Democratic senators drew
one page and one stenographer,
whichicapsed Littlepage to inquire Of
the president II he thought tbs
minority had received fair and decent
treatment. This poser the chair de-
clared he did not desire to discuss.
Senate joint resolution compris-
ing the sale Of the Berkeley Springs
property was adopted and reported
tosthe house.
Debates on economy flied in the
time in the House between shower
OF bills. Among the latter was one
lby Hager requiring public trial of
divorce cases, one by Hairless provid-
ing for the appointment of assistant
prosecuting attorneys and providing
for their compensation; one by Hart
FOR the independent school district OF
Salient one by Lee, Of Putnam, hold
Ing railroad company responsible
Tor aires caused by sparks from loco
motives, and one by Good, by request,
providing for clean linen in hotels.
The iattee bift added the spice of
hlnor to- the proceedings, especially
when u was referred to the commit
tee on fish and game.
For the most part, the bills intro
duced today. were unimportant. and
number OF them purely local.
At II o'clock both branches al.
journed to give the various commit,
tees, which are surfeited with bills
an opportunity to perform their work
on measures in their hands for ac
ton and report.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
FIRE RACES
Among Ruins of Messina and
= 0dor of Burning Flesh
is Smelled.

MEsslNA, Sicily. Jan. ia SER
ious fire broke out here today among
the ruins OF the wrecked city. The
flames are spreading in spite OF the
work Of soldiers to control them and
the situation is serious. The odor OF
burning flesh is mingled with the
smoke and it Is feared persons. still
alive are being consumed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
MRS. ERB SEEKS PROPERTY

MEDIA, Pa. Jan. 1s--MrH. NJ.
Florence Erb, widow Of Captain ].
Clayton Erb, and recently acquitted
With her sister. Mrs. Belsel. on
charges of having murdered him,
has been issued a writ Of dover. de-
mandlng that George Q. Howitz, her
the husbands attorney. turn over to
her one-half the estate OF Red Gables
and the propertyow ned by ErB in
Ashton township.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
GAS EXPLODES
In the Street and Three Men
Are Injured by. the
Same.

PORTSMOUTH, O., Jan. 1s--Fire
Chief GoItz, Joseph Frantz, men,
ber of the board of public service,
and Fireman Dancer. Of Rose, Ark,
were injured in gas, explosion 10.
day that tore UP a street intersec-
tion on one OF the principal corners
of the city. The explosion occurred
while the workmen were hunting for
gas leak in fire cistern.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
TERM ENDS
County Court Finishes Busi-
ness Before 1t and Adj
jouTns the Term.

The term Of county court came IS
a close Monday evening.
Henry Ashcraft was exonerated 81
$3.50 for two years,
The Riverside Development COM
pany was exonerated on I2a lots. yai-
ued at s3,224.
e. NJ. Plsott auallhed as guardian
of Cecil Fortney, giving bond ofS
5000.
p NJ Pigott qualified as. guardian
Of Clarence, Melville, Stella ana Dam.
lei Fortney giving separate bonds of
500 each, with H G. aFiehaei sure
ty,
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GRAND coNcnAvE

A meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the grand eommandery of
the Knights Templar Of the state win
be held at Parkersburg this evening.
At this time all committees for the
annual encampment will be appoint
ed and a complete program for the
two days meeting win be arranged.
The grand conclave win be held al
Parkersburg May 10 and 20.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19

MINER PAYS FINE
For Assanlt and Another Demands
Trial on same Charge.

Dominic Albines and Domlnic Biilc.
miners employed al Glen Fails, were
arrested there by Constable Lewis
af. James Tuesday afternoon and
taken before Magistrate q. II. Cor
don to answer to a charge Of assault
ing and beating Andy stepons there:
iBtlio confessed and paid i fine Of $40
and costs, but the other declared ne
was mot guilty and It was Arranged
to have a trial for him later in the
day
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
AIRsHIP CORPORATION.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s-Announca.
ment has been made OF the proposs !
organization Of the Aerial Naylgas
ton Company Of America, with its
principal Office in this city. and mits
a capital OF ssO.o00.Oe0, the com.
pany 10 build airships.
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BAG0RS SUCCESSOR
AS Assistant Secretary of
State Will Be Nominated
Tomorrow by President.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. is-
President Roosevelt will tomorrow
nominate John CaIlan ogaaughiin, Of
this city, as assistant secretary Of
state, succeeding Robert BacOn, wAo
becomes secretary Of state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
eIRTHpKl
OF Witnesses and Others on
Hand for Libel SUITS
Against.the World

wtAsHfNGToN. b. c jan ls-
The corridors and witness room III
United States Court seafmed Win
newspaper men ana others summon
ed to give testimony In the alleged
libel case against the New YORK
World ana the Indianapolis News
when the federal grand Jury met S.
day Among chose present wers
Charles, T. TAFT and Douglas ROBIN.
ss1l' = ~. ess 4 q 'itooseFeif's Nroincc
.in-law.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
SOME MORE ABOUT SNAKES

WASHINGTON, D. c, Jan. 1s-
Aftr a series of experiments the
naturalists at the geological park de-
cidedi that most Of the reptiles, In
Guiding the serpents have extremely
short ranges Of vision ana heariag.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
wl1L ARRANeE els owN RIeHr.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Jan. 1s--
Billy Papke denies the report he had
put himself under the management
Of Tommy Ryan for the purpose Of
re-entering the campaign to beat
Stanley Ketchel. He says he viii go
after big game himself when he gets
Strengthened out.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
CLAY GoFF HAPPY.

H. Clay Con, of the Koblegard
Wholesale company, is all smiles.
When asked the reason why, he re.
piled "a bouncing baby boy came to
our home on South Chestnut street
Saturday pight. Do you blame me?o
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
Ex-coSsrARriE N JAIL

The sheriff Of Preston county
brought j. Worthy schrader, ex-
constable, from Kingwood to the
county jail here today on caplas Isl
sued by the circuit court, There are
charges against him in the form II
ar Indictment He has been working
lately for coal company near King-
wood.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
BODY TAKEN HOME

The body Of W. K. Hoover win ar
rive here this evening from Parkers-
burg and be taken to his late home in
Lewis county for burial. N died in
a Parkersburg hospital last night OF
typhoid fever.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
GORE REELECTED
United States Senator From
the State of Oklahoma
by State Solons.

GUTHRIE. Okla. Jan. 19-The
house and senate voted separately
today for United States senato~.
Beth houses is overwhelmingly Dem
ocratie. United States Senator Gore
tDemocraD received the straight
party vote. He viii be formally re-
elected at the Joint session tomorrow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
R(l(T
Selected for United. Senator
From New York to Sue
ceed Plat.

ALBANY, y. Y. Jan. l9-Repub-
itcan memberg of The legislature
have formally recorded their choice
OF Elihu Root for Unied States SEN
ater to sueesed Senator t. c. Plat
AR. Root VIII be declared elected at
a joint session tomorrow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
AMERICANS HoNoRED.

PARIS, Jan. 1s-Amory cufln ST.
mons. an American artist now living
in Paris; Ferdinand Biumenthal, a
wen known clubman Of America. and
c. Henrotin, the Belgian consul at
Chicago. were among the men named
today as chevaliers OF the Legion Of
Honor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
EbKs TO MEET

:. All Elks are requested u be- on
hand at the meeting Of tho Clarks-
burg lodge to. bt held in The lodge
hall on Third street tonight begln-
ming at s O'Clock. The minstrel show
and other matters of Interest viii be
discussed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
PROTOCOL AGREED ON.

CARACAS, Jan. ia protocol
for a settlement of disputes between
the United states.and Venezuela was
practically agreed upon today.
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ONE DEAD N DuEri

WHEELING Jan. 1s--sBrederisk
Crawford Is dead and wiiiiam RnrseS
has bullet wound in his abdomen
as result Of a shooting AFFAIR II
Moundsyille, a suburb Of wheeling.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19
SECOND DEGREE MURDER
VERDICT AGAINST LOVER
MINERS CONVENTION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 1s-
The annual convention Of the United
Mine Workers of America opened
here today.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. III, Jan. 1s-wheat
l07 corn 81 y. Oass 81 SIS.
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G. L. slayton, of Parkersburg. is
the guest of his brother, Col. T. J..
slayton.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been, issued
to Joseph l. Melitz and Ressas O.
Hudnell and Hiram j. Lynch and
Anna P. Cox. e..ts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-19

L. B.~ Lear Is here from Grafton
looking after business matters.
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Confined on page elgnt.o
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THE WEATHER

Increasing cloudlness tonight aud
"Wednesday; vanncr
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-24

too far away they win rOost in the
barns and sheds rather than return to
It. The poultry house should not be
too far from the dwelling either, in
order that it may not be too tncon-
Venient to care for the poultry. The
ground where il is placed should be
fairly high and naturally well drained.
A damp poultry house fosters all sorts
of diseases.
The size of the poultry house de-
pends upon the number Of fowls kept
1t is estimated that about i've square
feet of hoor space should be allowed pei
fowl. Ii they can be out Of doors most
Of the time they can get along with
considerably less. The best kind Of
house to build is the scratching shed
type, built with a shed roof The high
side should be to the south. About
half Of Il house should be parti-
toned off for a scratching shed. The
south side Of this shed part is to be
left open, covered only with wire net
ting to keep the fowls in. If the back
and sides Of this room are tight and
the bottom boarded up a foot or two
there will be little draft and the
fowls will be comfortable even in the
coolest weather. The floor Of this
shed part may be Of dirt and should
be kept covered with several inches Of
straw.
The remainder of the house should
have a floor, preferably Of cement. A
cement floor is easily kept clean and is
little more expensive than a wooden
one. The chief advantage is that it
keeps out rats and other vermin better
than any other kind Of floor. Neither
does it furnish any crevices in which
lice and mites can hide. These pests
are the worst enemies to poultry cul-
ture. and care should be taken in build
ing a house to leave as few cracks
where they can hide as possible.
Value of a Curtain Front.
There should be several windows in
the south side of the house to supply |
light. Light is one Of the best disin-
fectants. 1t does much to keep the |
fowls free from disease and happy and |
GBnANulGus ~ RAUh AAE AtA fNA4AAAeAAAOA ]
there is nothing equal to the curtain |
front" This is a large square Of mus
lin fitted into a frame the same as a /
window. This allows<ea gradual ad /
mission Of fresh afr without drafts |
The exchange of air takes place slowly
enough so that it does not lower the
Of the house too much
light comes through the
curtain also. and less heat escapes
through it at night than through glass
windows. The curtain has the further
Of being cheap. No poultry
house should be put up without one.
Whether built of lumber or Of some
)ther material, the poultry house
should be tight. Drop siding is good
material for the side walls. A single
wall is the cheapest and answers the
very we'll It costs only a lit
lie extra. however, to lath and plaster
ne inside, and such a house Is morel
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-24
Making Money
On the Farm
X.-POultTy Houses and
Equipment
By G. v. GREGORY.
Author of Home Course IN Modern
Agriculture"
Copyrisht 1909. By American Press
Association

~OR the money invested and
work applied poultry is one
Of the most profitable side lines
on the farm. Indeed, many
farms are run at a profit with poultry
alone. If poultry Is profitable on a
place where all the feed must be
bought it should be doubly so on
the general farm, where much Of its
feed is made up Of waste products.
Too often the work Of caring for the
poultry IS left to the women and chill
dren. Much of It is light work that
they can do all right, but the man Of
the place should not consider It be-
meath his dignity to lend a helping
hand when It is needed
II poultry is to be kept at a profit
some kind of shelter other than the
machine shed, the apple trees or the
COW stable win have to be provided.
A good. warm poultry house IS abso-
lutely necessary IL winter eggs are to
be secured. At so to 80 cents a dozen
winter eggs Will soon pay the cost Of
building a house Of this kind, to say
nothing Of the superior health Of the
flock.
The theory that poultry does best
when left to its own resources is about
exploded IN enlightened communities.
1t has been demonstrated over and
over again that no form Of domestic
creature kept for profit responds more
readily to good treatment than this
same barnyard fowl. That it has al
ways more than paid its way even
when neglected shamefully is but an
Indication of what 1t would do under
better trestment.
Locating the Poultry House.
The poultry house should be located
near the other buildings. The chick
ems will go to the barnyard to scratch
and If the poultry house is
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-24

three months old. "There is no place
like home" to chickens, and it is a
great deal of trouble to teach them to
forsake their cOOps and go into the
poultry house nights. This trouble can
be avoided by building a number Of
small colony houses. A convenient
size for these houses is s by 10 feet.
Such a house win hold a hundred
chicks until they are nearly full grown.
1t may be built on the same plan as
the main poultry house without the
scratching shed part. 1t should be
built on runners, so that it can be
hauled about from one place to an
other, as is most convenient These
colony houses are practically indispen-
cable when poultry raising is conducted
on a large scale. In such case it is
best to build these houses In a substan-
tial fashion, so that they may be used
many seasons. As much attention
should also be given to keeping them
In good sanitary condition as Is due the
main poultry house.
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-24

Telephone No. Bell. Lombard 2i-O6 on wharf in
Philadelphia
GEO. F. PIERCE, Manager.
Milford. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-24

vigOr and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out Of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncom-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kiduevs- Iftl1e
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-24
Apple Trees
FOR PLANTING

We have them in the leading and pro-
ftable varieties, both one and two
years Old.
For the early sorts we have: Yellow
Transparent, Williams Red, Straw
berry, Fourth July Early Ripe, Red
Astrachan, Early Cotton and others.
For late varieties we have. Stayman'
Winesap, Nero, Jonathan, Black Twig
Grimes Golden, Paragon, York Imper-
ial, Lankford Seeding, Nickajack
and numerous others. Prices reas-
enable.
We also have peach, pear, cherry
and plum trees; Grape Vines, En-
glish Walnut and Shade trees; Cal
ifornia Privet, for hedge around
lawn or yard; Ornamental trees.
VIII be glad to show our nurseries, or
will send you catalogue and prices.
THE DELAWARE NURSERIES
D. S. Collins, Manager,
Milford, Del.