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familiar the town to barter their goods had attributed unusual medicinal of the spring that gushed forth in that Stafford Springs The Indians called Medicine Waer Not until
 66 however, the merits of this water made known the side Wor and then by Dr. Joseph Warren of Boston, purchased land contiguous the with the intention narum the The Revolutionary War; however, short that project for Dr. Warrn who by that time had become Major General Warren fell a Bunker Hill.
 Stafford contributed it's full quota opposed British Lexington and during the entire conflicts prsed the struggle for independence It contributed a and solid shot, made furnace of gently erected Stafford Hollow At the close of the another furnace called The Lafayette there constructed the first made Connecticut and during the of 1912 valued product of the town s chief industries.
 By the time the year 1919 rolled around there factories clock factory three cloth ml carng machines anner grsms and twelve sawms within the confines of the we'll number of establishments devoted fracture of braid and bonnets.
 Hotel accommodations the famous limited, 1902 Dr. Samuel Willard constructed small building which he called The Stafford Springs House This building and stood until few when replaced by the commodous structure The ung however, Adebert Needham the property the time.
 The woon industry it's first impetus here 1839 when Sova
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built the first mill in the section known Stafford Springs his Farley associated with him. The the mills B. Harvey building the first machine shop
 The industrial history of Stafford interesting the fact that the first solid invented here by Henry Waters who whereby they papers undertook pistol also developed Stafford also the first machine for pressing and drying by heated cn 
 Until 1850 the village Stafford had not heard the whistle of the locomotive the of the New London Wmanc Palmer Railroad made it's With the ad railroad for the began. The industries mpulse May 1873 the Everything well until 187 when, after Saordvie burst March 27 allowed flood itself Stafford Springs Tenement hou the Congregational Church, the bank and other buildings path away the rising Hamar Square depth twenty feet Two lives lost and tremendous the and citizens gem natural setting which Nature steadily position put forth her endeavors.
 Surely favored with beauty scenery brighter prospects future growth with active citizenship.
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There followed the next few several similar aotments of nd each lot taxed petition of the citizens themselves shngs support the minister recorded considerable trouble with minister's and that long before satisfied Because of its stuation long distance from Indian villages grounds Stafford practically free disturbance quietude town records that the citizens met frequently the
  and those whose first recorded recipients this honor Daniel Warner.
 st and sawmls began dot the being erected by Daniel Bodgett meenghoue begun 1722 regularly called minister organized of the following year.
 Things moved slowly evidently for the years only item of moment recorded the purchase by the $500 patent for the town not granted until 2 which Der of propretors ninetytwo.
 The first trace of enterprise the manufacturing the 1734 when iron works built Rena Israel River or Roaring Brook as it S called.
 During early history the citizens of Stafford had been
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BRIEF HISTORY OF STAFFORD.

Few towns America have interesting history than does divsionStaord Springs Ho low Safordvi Hydevile Orcutvle few ancient have their early history clearly and accurately
 
 Stafford hundred od lacking but the double Major James Fitch first settled in this authority Court began laying township dsposng The became actuay early the following 178 when the General Assembly, which passed which essential the found ing O. the township
  with Equitable aotments for the reception of fifty settlers hundred for his modation in said town.'
 earliest settlers of interest especially well known here There Standsh Robert White Matthew Thompson John Daniel Josiah Bodgett, Cornelius Davis, Orcu Benjamin Rockwell and Daniel Coburn The Town record under of May 19 172O Benjamin Howard being the moderator.
 month after this first meeng there "a drawing of who had mo meddow should entitled choose from the meadow land public drawing there hryseven fami who -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
J. W. HUNT SEEKS DIVORCE.
Husband OF Former Detroit Woman
Names Man SIZE Eioped With.

Mrs John Wright Hunt, who was
formerly Miss Bessie Babcoch. OF De-
t.oit. is named rs defendant IN sen
sational bin for divorce Med in New
York by John Wright Hunt. the mil
louaire turpenriuc king who mar
RED her eight years aso. He is IS
years OF axe and sne is IS
Mrs Hunt is the daughter Of Abel
bert Bah ock, aho was az one time
Detroit agent for the Phoenix lnsur.
auce Co. tie resides now in Brook
neld y. Y
Alter their marriage the Hunts ira
c.ed extensively, and then settled
Gown in Paris owing to the youus
nife's liking Tor the gay city. They
had been there but a short time when
oil adventures VINO STYLED himself
Prince Alexandra IL Tcherd ade1.
IL gan paving attention 10 Mrs Hunt
and later the couple caused an inter
national scandal by eloping Hunt re-
turned 20 New York after chasing his
wife anil getting from her $4,000
worth of Jewels he had given her.
As soon as her money gave out TIE
prince dropped her, and Mrs Hunt re-
turned to her father IN Brookfe.t
realty lioken mp over her eXpc,t
cnce
Hunt names the prince as co-respol-
dent in mis- bill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
NEW AoRk STOCK LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times ~ arson,
Craig X Co March 5
Scattered realizing induced some r.
regularity during TIE early part OF to-
days session. but towards the close
prices became hrmer Trading was not
on Very large scale ard about the
only news that commanded attention
strike situation IN Philadelphia.
Competent Judges are not Inclined %
think that TIE above VIII gradually
Influence the security market - {
seems 10 he more or less az local
factor. and newspaper reports are said
~ ne considerably exaggerated.
The copper metal issues have been
absorbed on a good scale during the
past week. ard in addition the former
'ui interests in steel are 20 b. ac-
lively engaged on the long side OF THAI
issue. Authorities on conditions in the
Iron and steel trade assert that March
opens with q greater promise n stabil-
fty than the TWO precedinS months OF
this wear and that some good tonnage
has av"u booked ~ the past week
There are not as Yet any indications
which would lead as TO belikve that a
sustained upward movement = desired
az this time by prominent factors. hut
rather quiet and slowly advancing
market The bank statement issued
afta~ me close was unfavo-able. bur 1t
SIS not likely 10 have much bearing or
m onpyr ates IN view OF the extent Of
tne surplus reserve. We sttll feel that
stocks as- a purchase on the moderate
Ge~iln" hut, % course. as the list adj
vances the short Interests decrease
and prices become more susceptible 10
Diverse influences
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
C0NGREs SMAN
SCORES PEARY
Rep. Macon, OF Naval Affairs Com
mittee, Is Ruled Over Explorers
Refusal To Dig Up Records.

WASHINGTON, March -Remas5,s
Of reli 70. 70 the King oi Denmark
ana show Us the proofs. that the
members of the house committee ION
naval aiairs are uiaAing today.
Threaten 10 precipitarc kind OF In.
Cool-t copenhagen situation lin tae
movement 20 Obtain the thanks OF con.
-rrSs for Pole DiScoyerer Commando
kobcrt t. poar.
\ substitute committees of the naval
affairs ,ommittcc has been consider.
Ing the proportion tc honor Pcary ana
Rep Macon one OF IFS members. has
upset Ia, apple Clrt 10y dcmandHs
proofs" which commander ptary Is
loathe a. furnish for puolic SAFE
we have deman lee peary's proofs.
sla Macon TODAY. and be mas ahso-
utelH refused 80 nave his documonts
made pghhc don't believe any mem
bcl oi lie comrue or any member
ci congress vii consent 20 legislation
without seeing the siCunds for il
he might have reached the farthest
north but he Viii haVe "a show re
ths, ne discovered tnc norta pole The
whole matter dsht 10 be exposed.
Meanwhile Pcary maintains dis
ant silence. refusing TO discuss tile
natter IL all PROF Henry GanneU.
cf TIE National Gco-raphical soeie'f.
told this committee that Peary Offices
20 TIE publication OF his records and
Gata beca lse he wishes 10 use them
ian ulaeaZipp articles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
WIVES
ON THE COST OF LIVING

If hat committee thai Senator FL
kins is irving 70 get appointed-or has
cot appointed wants 10 know the real
facts about me great uplift in the cost
OF living. il better 20 To the American
wife
Any report that isn't based on what
the vomcn say may be rejected as
bogus
The swtchmen in the Chicago yards
are striking or are arbltraing n
strike. 2ud he arbitration board -
tsking testimony as TO whether the
wages are as high as they should be
for sNltchmen. or too high for the rail-
ways
II has been assumed hat maa
cannot switch unless he Is alive. and
hat in order 20 be alive he must MAKE
living
They have been swearing the wives
OF these sWitchmen 10 tell the trIt1,
The whole trlth. and nothing but tho
truth. ~ 20 the cost Of living and
here Is some Of the testimony.
Geo " Miller, switchmen, earns
Sl09 mouth by 10 % 10 hours a day
every day in the month, Sundays In
cludcd-the test OF the time he sleeps
o. loafs. Mrs Miller testified that On
that salary she couldn't send he
daughter 20 high school because oi
Chicago food and rent prices She
Couldn't buy clothes for the older son
good enough To hang together and r..
vert 10 the younger. Under schedule
X they fall apart. ana new ones have
Ia he hOruht for both
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
SHOT BY BURGLAR
At DOOR or HOME
John w. Lee Attacked BY Marauder
as Latter Leaves House-Victim
in Serious Condition.

John w Lee. engineer at the plant
Of y he Detroit stoker 4 Foundry Co.
Was sho, down by a burglar as ne
en- cred tho yard ~ his residence, No
80 MClaCurne-agc., AT 1880 O'Clock
Friday nisht
Lee anl mis- aiie had left the house
only five minutes before. 70 so To
rearby grocery. Il Is thought that che
burglar watched them leave. aud then
entered The house through "A basement
windoN Returning TO the house, Mr.
Lee tiled the front door. but his key
failed 90 work. ana he started around
70 the rear door Ills attempt %
enter the 'front.' door had warned the
burglar. who was Just hurrying down
the back steps IS Lee approached.
What are You doing here?' de-
handed Lee.
The startled burglar stumbled down
tn, steps IN his fright. but quickly ~
covered hmaeh, ana drawing a revo.-
yer. shot twice one bullet took effect
in Lees ,;roin. 1nd the wounded man
fell. while che burglar yaulted the
renee AMI made ais escape.
Mrs. Lee rushed 20 her husbands
side. and carried him into the house
while the police. ana Or. Arthur Lee, OF
No los HclenaNe.. brother OF the
BOUNDED man We're quickly sum
muucd Within a few minutes the pr
lice had regular dragnet OF motor
Cycle officers, precinct detectives aud
patrolmcn securing the district for he
mur5crous burglar, but he hal
escaped.
William G Millar No $50 Mt Yer
non ave heard the shots, and almost
bumped into the escaping burglar AZ
Oakland and MciboIrne-aves He did
not connect the man with the shoot
ing in time 30 attempt his capture.
Anllar describes the burglar as man
~ medium height and build. about 20
wears old. cleanl. shayen, and wearing
corduroy cap checked overcoat, an
white muller
Ice. who is - yeats old. is in seri.
lous condition, but is expected 70
recover.
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Mrs Geo w Bradley used 10 &c
along with $50 a month for the fool
Of the family. but now she has 10 allow
$40 a month, and she said. we
don't live AZ we'll
Mrs J W Richards swore that she
could not give her five children what
they should have in the way OF food
on what her husband earns. We can
have meat" said she. only once a
week Butter and eggs are too much
of a luxury
Mrs ii f. Norman 5 husband earns
only sop perhaps because he spends
an hour with his family once in while
or goes 10 church His wife swore
that she used 70 set the table on S22 80
Z month but now has TO have s35.
otto Drager. a grocer and butcher.
sworc that his prices mad risen about
so per cent in five years and that he
makes less profit now than then.
AS bearing on the assertion that the
PEOPLE will have the choice cuts, and
that the packers have TO have high
prices for them on account OF the
difficulty in disposing of the cheap
meats. the merchants testified that
their great trade with these hundred
a-month families was IN hearts, livers,
kidneys and cheap meats
hundred a month was big wages,
too only Yesterday.
Mr. Elkins. get move on. And GET
al the receiptcd bills kept .r the upper
right.hand bureau drawer under Mr..
McKinleys picture
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
DAMN JOE LEACH,'
SHOUTS FRITCH
Doctor Really Can't Understand How
Jury Believed Chauffeur - Gives
Prisoners Money Tor Tobacco,


I'm an innocent man, and for that
reason. I'm sciac 10 trle this case, to
fhc rautt Of last rssor. II need be. 10
- 49,. ....,.. ro,..,..,,, sa,d ~
n''' '''e 80. .'', az u
'eol-' A. fi'''''' "s "v p"Ac' Aleu''
'aii'eiF q, d eis"I, III Wan" Is OF me
county jail Saturday morning
Il thnE. a11 Wg attorney thinks.
that au lc 1r~nlcd d re" trial. on
an appeal wan, to tell you that /
ann iuaocenu victim OF peculiar
set OF circumstance,
Dr. FltA waa TOLD oi Tie reunion
between Frank ana Bessie hnctt lie
made nc comment
IL cal.i understand FRANK Nrott's
qcuon ne S2ld A'ef REGARDED
Knott a. my friend / has NO reason
10 think him otherwise. B4t aeither
be nor bis wife trei received any
prom So az money directly on indl'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
NAN-MONKEY COMING.
Peter MI Sc Seen IN Temple
Thelter Week Of March p.

Detroit Is awaiting the advent II
"Peter the simian paradox who,
scientists say. Mas torn monkey but
made himself man For several
months past. Peter has amazed New
FORK enlightened eruditc Boston, and
awakened sleepy Philadelphia NnN
lc NH come 60 w.de-awahc Detroit
ior one week commencing Monday att
trnoon. March 81. as the principal fea.
trrt OF the Temple theater hill OF vau-
Uevi}e There has never been a .el-
lew like Peter not IA our time. at least
n would Re unfair 10 call HIM an ar!-
maj He dresses like a man aud ali
h., actions convey the thought that
ere us parNin'S link between man
al.d monNe. Few men earn As large
recomp"nse TO- tEeir labors OF min i
.aad hand as PETER earns. tie receive
900 week for bis vaudeville en-
agemcuts tie comes upon The stage
aured in uatts suit. a correct exam
rle ~ masculine sariorial art. He sits
down 10 table riugs the bell 10 call
waiter and In = ve;y intelligent mon
key language orders mp meal. When
The meal is served he proceeds TO
dispose of il as might any well.brcl
gentleman He Is fond OF cigarets H.
takes one from MS pocket. strikes A
match. lights il and thoroughly enjoys
tie smoker sensation He puts on a
yair Of roller skates and spins aroUa I
he stage he rides bicycle: he
drives MS own motor car. he dresses
and undr ssses himself, he threads a
ucedle-la snort. Peter does every
thing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
MICHIGAN WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. eliza Reac Sunderland, Woeiy
Known Lecturer, Expires in East.

ANN ARBOR Mich March 5-A
message has 5eeU received here tha-
AIRS Eliza Read Sunderland. Tor ~
ears resident of Ann Aroov. G.
Ia her home in Hartford. Conn $50
rs as famed as q writer scholar. cbutlA
worker aaG lecturer
Mrs SlndCriar was we'lGuCwa .
Michigan especially among women
because or the noteworthy chsra
Iol her wor u charity and be. writing
and lectures.
She was the wife Of Jaoez Thomas
Sunderland. Unitarian clergyman. S. .o
for nearly 90 yeasa OK Ip.ed The prlJi.
Cf the Unitarian phurCa I'm Ann ArbOr
She was g grGdu.tt or The Ulivers.ts
OF Michigan. GLASS ~ 1889. and re-
ce.ycd the aegree Of .oCt0v ~ DuuoSo
ply from Tie same Institution in 1>42
Prof Edison Sunderland OF the L d.
ST. Jaw department. or Ann Arbar IS
her soE on daughter. Mrs Homer
r. Stafford, resides az - Han uck-a.c
west Detroit the other, Miss Flor
enoc SUNDERLAND is teacher 10 Hart.
io~d, Coma
Mrs Sunderia1I found time 70 r.
compAsl o dozen important work.
noteworthy Both ST. Sunderland s.a
Irs. SUNDERLAND ,Iarelea extensivai-
On Europe. india. ue iIo'r Land and
America Nj SHHde'.arls book
Heroes and ifcr0Ccs Vas especial
popular ia Euz1a where It was re-
.-nted ard lar ly because OF 70 ellie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March 5-Close. Satur-
day eu2nt chen-e n sentiment re-
active p selling bulls who sold out on
the decline We're replacing their lines
ana thnie was general feeling That
the slum. he'd gou. as fa- as COnll-
The dne weather The southwest be-
came an active seller 81 wheat on the
improved crop outlook This short
stun mas been an bought back and sat
urdav brought return or hiEHer
prices. Tire bulls have recovered some
courage. hLt are not aggressive. Dam
were received ON saturday and deal
,rs showed tendency To hold on and
SEES what a Few more DAYS OF sunshine
VIC SO tor the winter wheat plant
tlat WAS pronounced dead q few days
a-o Recovering from an early de-
line wheat ruled strong for time,
1utv 70 weaken near the close and
blish a loss ~ lc for all deals corn
lost acc oats ise. and clover.red i0c
ST.. 4. May opened with q crop Of 81
at SI-ni. gained he. and declined to
sllt2 JllH op ned a. slg''. ad-
sf06is 80 white. fl1Sia
Coarse grain quotations. Corn-Cas
~ H. No . yeli4w &C. No
ulEea, gag az jsc. No. yeNo" :
Gate standard, ! car at So. No
Hs.-Casn so +. cars al Sc isc.
ss6s-c4sa. SD March se.11
c.5vels-ed-Pr prime spot. 200 bags at
{-1 March eo0 BAGS ~ $50. sample
bags at s. Ju - an s. -, 70 al g.,
sS.5. At 81. so prime Al Ike
samrie ais!Ne, i" bags az 81 10
Tuoihy seed-Prime spot 100 bags
receipts N the Detroit market on
= tlrday Included 500 bbls Of -four,
tars 90 com, ~ oats ana OF lys
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
INDICTMENT STANDS.
Acting Warden Wenger's Course
Fails 10 Have Il 0uashed.


JACKSON. Mich. March "a mo.
ton ~ Quash the Indictment against
Acting Warden Weuger. Of the Jack.
son prison, has beer denied by Judge
Parkinson
The court held tina. The questions
raised in Wengers plea OF abate-
ment" wcro questions that could be
raised AZ tho trial oi any case.
Attorneys for Wcnger tried to con-
vince thc court that. nasmuch as the
alleged perjured testimony was az
fhcy claim inmatcrial In the matter
of Armstrong; Indictment, be could
not be prosecuted FOR false swearing.
The alleged raise swearing was 80
connection with the story that Weng'
or 10 no grand jury told that ne
never said that Armstrong showed
him money received from Daley. with
Ne remark from Armstrong that he.
;ha latter naS trapped Daley. An
ottor witness sVJrC that Wengcr di,t
trl ,.luf such q story For Wenger IL
was areued thai had ll6 desired 10 DO
4n no miaht have ayailed himself OF
.hfs constitutional privilege and ret'ls-
eel 20 testify at al The prosecution
contended that Wengers testimony
relative TO the play with the Daley
bride money was material evidence In
procuring the indictment OF Arm.
strong
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
RESTORATION OF SIGHT
FOLLOWS MOTHERS PRAYER
LITTLE Girl. Blind For Months, Sud
denly ABLE To Recognize Flowers
In Shop Window.

] was praying hard 10 myself tau
Normas sight voall soon be rcstor, 4
IS my li,te girl ana | walked along
Broadway. and % we came 70 for.
lists shop with tive windows filed WITH
flowers said to Norma, Dear, hore
you viii soon rc able 10 soc those
beautiful aov ers and inyoluntariiy
the child stod the heavy blue goggles
she has worn several months ana
after a moment hesitation cried ont,
Why. mamma, can see. can SEE
those are red tulips.
This vas MS " O Bentley's
story Of the almost miraculous restora-
ton Of thc sight {, her little daugh.
ter. Fridag The Bertieys live at Nc.
.2iS Porterst ana came 20 Detroit
last fell when Nh Bentley secured
employment with the Chalmers Motor
&c The child's loss o. sight was d6e
Ito an anaemic conutlon o. health. ac.
cord.ng 70 her physicians who say
that her temporary blindness Is 40 f.
AZ an end
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
DIES IL AMBULANCE
William Bier. Saloon Pcrter. 1
Stricken On the Street.

y man. about 80 years old. wa.
seen 10 slagger aud fail Al MicA!eaf
and fh.rl-ares about s o'clocE Satpr
daE morning Tie Detroit ambulance
was csllei 1a tae rau was dead
when TIE ambulance reached So
Mar, hospital
Tie man was alter identified a.
William Bier ais. known as Sphere
lie ls sai1 100 hJr ug home Ie has
been staying .l fa o. Qblcr
saioer dJIae oH5 jobs around th,
sioce, Bic IS sa.5 80 late e sister
lyiHs la ,he city ban Coroner Bur
goss hga been unable TO .out. hel
aamc o. adirezs
SS~SSSSSSS@SSSSSSsSSSSSS--SS
eoyilDla hare q rle public burte.
Uon-ttr0 $50 q spcc.ac>t9N On oHtpu.
a --, .-tl--r. Ola d is would Ue hr
CuU o. TIE lCgisiatGrc 30 adopt tals
method. 7, should b. definitely asrer.
tainued. hoWeytr, that the mmins
properties are not paying their Just
shar OF taxation. and il may be equally
certain that Justice cannot be secured
under the proseri laws.
A strong recommendation IL made
for civil service for state employees
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07

t.+I lTtt/- ft. lllt IllIEH Nt larson
Cr4iL 4 Coz from Cntcago, Marcn -
W Whoa. Noticeable change Ia tht
to.e ~ the wheat trade q the clos,
spet srda. bears less aggressive. u Few
former holders Inclined 20 replace
lines. some covering hH shorts. bEt an
ADV 8nco ~ aggressive bull operations
as thrrc/is likely 70 be until the pres
enf sluggish condition 90 the cash
WHEAT and -four trade changes. and
eomcthirS more definite can be KNOW
IN regard 10 the extent OF crop dam
age While the crop uncertainty ex.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
PRODUCE.

Steadiness vas the principal feature
OF tho produce market THIS morning.
and dealers reported tno usual quiet
Saturday trade. Receipts 90 poultry
.Vs.e about as large as any day this
week and hut few otYS went Out on
to-. early run THE ton" % the mar
kef is ,irc tdediy easier fh1n for q long
tlne and dealers took for lower prices
next week tn. marn-t fpg dressed
calves a. also easy, cut butter. egg and
cheese arr frm Eg~s have recovered
wo cents OF the recent decline. and
flte .cmaEd 90 keeping stocks low not.
vtth~taadlng liberal receipts. Potatoes
INC stnsnAnl and TIE ma lltet AvDaIt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-07

oor. wax beans. A.t0fi47s per ham
,.r, ,tlrsi,X One dos green beans.
s-5tiI per hammer. green peppers.
VS.. basket ritarassss 3N-, SOC per hu.
fDihhard squash ef, &c nor 49,. Flor-
bit tomhtnss $3.50 Dor 6yhasket crate.
Sdr per basket weter cress. IS ar soc
,lnz tnrnips. COO hu. bects. G0c hu. car
IN. sn-- i,,i ptrniant zoo. per dGs.
spirata Soc per to4
Afal4t,ns fffS 50 pcr hhi
,rnn.. I'ruit-St e5' nor snse
uu-prtr0lt dealers afc paying the
foii1T NIX prices Tor haled hay ia car
tofe Detroit. No timothy,
strb0,,rS 80 ttn,0hv si6SO0lf:
,in,,,, lmt,ra Ala Eu-l ~ rXe straw
e. ,ga.,,r.,,r~ snb oat st~a,Y e. Loose
IA, fr.rl riors. Wagons or the CIV
psark,t. t4r.rrd from si5Ul9. AS 10
rff4f,t,
u,,l,.,,irca \, zoe. NJ o..
r.r.." <. 81 NJ lie Mn cured
n it1p.< \o = St.r.|kip Ereen NJ,
100 M F, sac. ralf cured. ~. 1,