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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-08
LIGHTNING FREAKS.

The boasted exemption of the
northwest from electrical storms
will have to be modified some
what, in view of recent events.
Last Saturday the residence of
j. ID. Long, south of town, was
struck by lightning, considerable
damage being done, but FORUM
ately the building was not set on
fire. The bolt entered the roof
at one corner, tearing off shing-
les and Notwithstanding and
passing on out through the din
ing room in what appeared a
great ball of fire. The phone
was knocked out of commission,
but no one was injured. Mr.. and
Mrs. Long were in town at the
time, and the children, who were
there alone were considerably
frightened.
Oh the same date at Boise ma
ture sprung few more pyrotech
nical surprises on the unsuspect-
ing northwesterners, dinner
party which Mrs. j. Il. Ailshie
was giving being greatly disturb
ed by the lightning saving a slat
of wood out of one of their front
yard trees and filing the edge of
of the guests appetites; while
Gov. Hawley's stenographer wa
partially paralyzed from the cur
rent of electricity which came il
over the telephone wires.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-08

Fen Batty came in from his
ranch on the Salmon Wednesday
evening and returned the next
morning. They are right in the
midst of wool gathering at the
ranch and would have closed
things up the day he came in but
for the interference of the heavy
rain, but $50 sheep remaining un-
clipped. There are six or eight
men on the job and make things
move when conditions are favor
able. Fen is happy over the in
crease of his flock this season,
which has almost doubled in
number, and when he learned of
the decided advance wool had
taken within the past few days
his joy was multiplied.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-08
DEATH OF 4vRoN o. GREENE.

Hyron u. Greene was born in the
town of Barre, Orleans Co, n. Y,
Sept ~, 1927. died at Cheney. Wash,
May 81, 1911, aged SO years, eight
months and 10 days and was buried at
Fairview cemetary June l, 1911 Rev. II.
d. Snyder of the Cheney NJ F. church.
preached the funeral sermon
Mr.. Greene was married to Miss
Martha Jane Love of New York. Soon
after his marriage he got the California
gold fever and journeyed to that state
to seek his fortune, where he remained
for three years; ON his trip home he
was shipwrecked and had a narrow
escape from drowning.
In 1860 they moved to MINI. and set
tied on a farm in Dakota Co. where
they lived for q years, they then NOV
ed to Grangeville, Idaho, where they
lived till last fall when they moved to
Cheney. During the great revival at
Grangeville in 1906 he professed relig-
ion and joined the Methodist church and
has since lived hopeful and consistent
christian life. He had no disease, but
for the last eight months has been grad
ually failing and In all that time he
has shown the patience and fortitude
that has characterized his whole life,
always of a cheerful, hopeful DISPOSE
| ton, during all of his feebleness not one
word OF complaint ever escaped his lips
and at the last he passed away quietly
and peacefully from this life to the life
beyond.
NJ ]. G.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-08
I. O. OF. AT NEE PIERCE.

A meeting of the Idaho County
Odd Fellows association, includ-
ing within its membership all
Oddfellows within the four coun-
ties of Idaho, Lewis, Nez Perez
and Clearwater, will hold two
days session, June 16 and II, at
Nez Perez, the county seat of
Lewis county. All Oddfellows
and Rebekahs are expected to be
in attendance, and will receive
best of entertainment at the hands
of the members of the two orders
at that hospitable town.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-08
Hose couplings and hose re-
paired at Chester Arnold's.

Hose couplings and hose re-
paired at Chester Arnold's.
For Sale-Second hand bill
liar table. Cheap for cash. Call
at Globe office.
For Sale-A new 5-room bun
gallo, well located. Easy terms,
monthly payments. Call at this
office.
j. E. Swanson and family re-
turned last week from a visit of
several weeks at lone, Ore.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Brundige, May 25th daughter.
Mr.. Brundige is employed in the
forest service.
Mrs. Evan Evans returned last
Friday from Los Angeles, Calf,
where she spent the winter, and
will try Grangeville summer eli
mate for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wagner
and Bernhard went to Spokane
last week to be present at the
graduation of their daughter Miss
Dorothea, who has been attend
ing Brunot Hall.
Mrs. Henry Randall left Mon
day for a visit to her old home
at Greensburg, Ind, and will also
spend some time at the nation s
metropolis, the home of the not.
ed Wall Street, before returning
Mrs. John Jack, Mrs. T. E.
Edmundson, Mrs. H. A. Lamoure
Miss Josephine Fortier and Ed
Fortier made a trip to the Dewey
mine on the Clearwater on Tues
day. They report very pleasan
time.
w. G. Cason and family left
Sunday morning for Spray, Ore.
where they will make their flu.
ture home. Mr.. Cason has rent
ed the leading hotel of that place
under very favorable conditions
and will engage in that business
for the present.
George M. Reed left last Fri
day for Portland, via Spokane
Seattle, at which former place
he will take in the rose carnival
and be present at the graduation
of Kenneth from the Academy Of
that city. Kenneth was chosen
valedictorian of his class. Mr.
Reed and family will return tc
Grangeville about the Goth.
An extra crew of men, in charg
of E. B. Meeker, was put to worl
this week ON the Clearwater for
est reserve. They will start il
to repair the Selway trail ant
will continue it to the Three
Forks. They will have about |
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-08
rHREsHER FOR SALE.

A threshing outfit for sale or
trade. Separator with self
feed, 24x40, 10 horse engine. j2
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-08
A Fair Proposition

The buggy pedder who come with the regularity of t
spring time again abroad in the land seeking
listen their oily spiel and fall ready victims their deusve
the local merchant and and buy the quesonab
who here today and gone where
them for promises made and unfuhlled.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-12-14
Gave Him Fair warning.
5r-rashl Sh-rrr-ashl Sh-sh.

Cr-rashl Sh-rrr-ash! Sh-sh.
With low moan the aeroplane
battered itself to bits. With a
louder moan the aeronaut fell flat
among the dozen beautiful pies
that had been placed on the fiat
roof of the farm house by the care
full housewife.
Pardon my untimely Interrupt
tion," murmured the birdman, as he
mopped the mixture from his feat
ures. But
I'll not pardon you" snapped the
fiery farmers wife, as she stood on
the roof and surveyed the wreckage.
Really, madam, | couldn't help
it" explained the unhappy flying
man. You SEE"
"Oh, don't talk to me-" retorted
the furious dame. Couldn't help ii
indeedl Why, / saw you falling
long before you got here. and hol-
Tered to you to 60 for the hayrick.
Couldn't help i'll You never paid
the sIightesr attention to what !
said at all. FIX.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-12-14


All other places are "downhill"
from Fayette: excIaimes one writer
who formerly lived there. Co
lumbians feel the same way about
Columbia. New Workers have a
similar conviction about that me-
tropolls. Rocheport citizen can
feel themselves on a toboggan when
they leave Rocheport. Champ
Clark says he teaches his children
that Bowling Green, Pike county, is
the hub of the universe" which is
only another way Of putting it. This
spirit is local / atriOtism and is one
of the fine qualities of citizenship.
A man who does not feel just this
way about his home town should
either do something to improve the
place or move to another. If he
can do neither, then he owes it to
himself to keep mum. Columbia
Herald
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-12-14
Even Up.

DC you think it is ever going to
clear up?" said the talkatiVe man
on the front platform.
Il do sir" gruffiy replied the man
addressed. And as I'm a lawyer,
that opinion will cost you fee"
MY friend" returned the first
man promptly, your liver is out of
order. Better take a pill. And as
I'm a doctor, that squares us"
In answering advertisements in
this paper please say you saw it in
the DEMOCRAT.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-12-14

If the chilli cool nights of fall
did not come along and give us due
warning that winter is hard on the
way, it is to be feared that many of
us would not be prepared for it
when it arrives in good earnest.
Elk.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-12-14
ACTUAL STARVATION.
Facts About Indigestion and Its Re-
lief That Should Interest You.

Although Indigestion and Dyspep-
STA are SO prevalent, most people
do not thoroughly understand their
cause and cure There is no reason
why most people should not eat
anything they desire if they will
only chew it carefully and thorough
ly. Many actually starve them
selves into sickness through fear of
eating every gOod-lookine, good
smelling, and good-tasting food, be-
cause it does not agree with them.
The best thing to do is to fit
yourself to digest any good food.
We believe that we can relieve
Dyspepsia We are so confident of
this fact that we guarantee and
promise to supply the medicine free
of all cost to everyone who will use
it, who is not perfectly satisfied with
the results which it produces. We
exact no promises. and put no one
under any obligation whatever.
Surely. nothing could be fairer. We
are located right here and our rep
utation should be sufficient assur-
ance of the genuineness of our offer.
We want every one troubled with
Indigestion or Dyspepsia in any
form to come to our store and buy
a box of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets.
Take them home and give them a
reasonable trial, according to direc-
tions. Then, if not satisfied, come
to US and get your money back.
They are very pleasant to take; they
aid to soothe the irritable stomach.
to strengthen and inVisorate the d.
gestive organs. and to promote
healthy and natural bowel action,
thus leading to perfect and healthy
digestion and assimilation.
A Csc. package of Rexall Dyspep-
STA Tablets furnishes is days treat
ment. In ordinary cases, this is
sufficient to produce cure. In
more chronic cases, a longer treat
ment, of course, is necessary, and
depends upon the severity of the
trouble. For such cases, we have
two larger sizes which sell for SOC.
and $100. Remember, you can OBJ
tain Rexall Remedies in this COM
munity only at orr s. r, I've P X
all Store. L. M. Wood, Druggist.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-12-14
Poultry Keeping.
| busy fowl is rarely sick

"A OuSy IOHl Is IdI6ly SiCh'
A lack of grit in the feed is re-
sponsible for many poultry ills.
A bright eye and red comb inui-
cate health and a good laying con-
dition.
Corn makes fat and heat. Oats,
wheat. bran and midlings make
eggs.
1t costs no more to feed and care
for good layer than for one of the
other kind.
Build that new poultry house on
high and dry spot, sheltered On
the north if possible.
After cleaning out the nest boxes
and before putting in fresh nesting
material scatter fire shovelful of
ashes in the bottom of each box.
According to statement made
at the recent meeting of the Ameri-
can Poultry association at Denver,
the average American hen lays only
80 eggs per year. Twice this aver
age would easily be possible.
But even with the present low
average the value of poultry prod
ucts, most of which are represented
by eggs, was a billion dollars in this
country lust year. This surpasses
the output of wheat fields and gets
close up to our corn crop. Mail
and Breeze.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-12-14
A Winter Evening.


Now stir the fire and close the shut
! tiers fast.
Let fall the curtains, wheel the sofa
round.
And while the bubbling and loud
Kissing urn
Throws up a steamy column, and
the cups
That cheer but not inebriate, wait
OIL each,
So let US welcome peaceful even
ing in.
'Tis pleasant through the loopholes
of retreat,
To peep at such world: to see the
stir
Of the great Babel, and not feel the
crowd;
To hear the roar she sends through
all her gates
At a safe distance, where the dying
sound
Falls soft murmur on the unin-
jured ear.
William Cowper.
Dear Sanity:
AS | have been a good
boy, would like for you to bring me
a sled, air-gun. Indian Tent, box OF,
candy, cuff buttons, necktie. and
collar buttons.
Goodbye.
| have been awful good.
Merry christmas to you.
l am eight years old. l will be at
home on Xmas night.
Your friend
Brown Lee.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-12-14

Mrs. R F. Heath. Of Hannibal and
William Jarman, Of Emerson left
for their homes Saturday after sew
eral days visit with their brother.
Harry Jarman and other relatives
in this city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-12-14

On Thanksgiving day the annual
rabbit hunt of Perry and vicinity
was pulled off. Ollie Boulware and
j. A. McClintic were the captains.
A total of 1918 rabbits were killed,
Mr.. Boulware's side killed 924 and
Mr.. McClintics side killed 794.
Have your Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry repaired at Bebb's
Jewelry Store. All work guar
anteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11
TouI be more than pleased with f.
quality. the variety for selection. Al

Ia Our Busy
Family Liquor Department
You're always sure Of thrse Things
namely II EueEr Quality, Lowest
Prices and Perfect Satisfaction
6 Years Old Whiskeys-
Y5ur chGica az MarylEaa Rys or
white Cora here. At
Full quarts ...-..----1 d
Per gallon ..-.-- $50
8 Years Old Whiskeys-
weldon apr1nEM Car brook,
BChsn1y OF ovsEAolE, A.
Full quarts ~ S1.0O
Per gallon ........ $3.50
Home Made Grape Wine
Choice Of red OF white. per
gallon. at ....... S1.OO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11
{&====z=z Z==-Z2 =s Try HAYDEN's First s z==75= -

bun Tex Richard -1Id ne 1uue mar rou
could 1nd betting proposition Wherever
you Faursa a. ana --a- goes here re-
Piled SlII-v ra-ml-
~ an isserr rzL Qua I'll urusuect wlta
on and bel THAR 2 can dig lp a lalralu
Oh every lllca lr1m here Oh the h-Ick=r-
becker, and the snuE IEl EllnE 90 lurler
me. either
'-Uoes -aal 90 a. $40 q a.lzE asked
.We-dV
E-EhII- came Bauk the answer
Everybody lad DRINK ana TIE rE1
1Tuspe-rurs z-r a aeE KIND u CAIN
began the .ulEuev -1 -rH EmCEzrbucker
N=lLT vas ABOUT r1 demand me Erst
500 when rl= Ersr pm vas found az me
corner 10 TlIr-g- t1lrrl street ana zEtn
Avenue And -W=dr- instead aug deep
aud peaied ave Es balls M F1I1uluous
rllL
Flr some 7zaalu. lual11l1ra1 E1r me
lsE- UB 49, Ars IN zupezrug- 1lr ap-
pear e ala ana Elrl 20 aluIlEr rsE Il
EzilTs uanE r-l- rls 11ll1uluE 1iurE
1rlllC-re- --llE- Eu1= 1zll1Ir
A--Er cEaE u-s Esra 1rl1lzla1 fru
-1e alsua-E Hl-l zz-1l-zt-lE 1rzf.lniuu
lULl -lE 1llE EaBl Eir-r-1lurn a.
E1E-1a-l Era Eaa Hl1aL ar -Ha uus
. El uauT He lE1alnr -
as1rulu aut EzEuE Fle-eEel z1ruuIzr.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

--oa 1r=r lEa are f,-uErs u--- ...-.
sE's7nE 1l0E- EEs s-arE GA .Ha ---..
ana 1.' and extending a-8nE ..s go
.-ls7- pre- RllHs ubbsu NJ rssE.a4
Hi'e side and seven or eEar ~ -
IKE E-1 -zru=r --.z--r 49,
-A -- man day Warer-a-E - -1 b IA
or -'e -e-t -El are s1 arB1r1.-ar-- i,
me 1lE-LT riftz Hrzr Hl.ar rss- --..
---e' seen -se wtEuF ~ SMOKE Cent? -
LaAI-l-s clouds rlaEEH -1as- -r.r-e nm -.z
fA-.fl and Tale ere -HeaE --=-ra T-
Mountains. Goo a-llE ele eastern SAD a1a
me comes .l Eulr aI -1Fu ard ne -r-.
-e-s-1n M SMOOTH rounded waves r=-n-H=r
swelling nEleT VIA oar. WOODS o. r-a--
1ui-TVs serene u massive. Hl-l1s-arr ..-
and beauty rH-e r-r Uura -n ..Ia re
sFll1elr ~ -le Yosemite Temple ana maze
10 4lr-z- AL a. 1lullel =lrHr- maze .as-
1l1= ~ -.e WASH rar-rHu.n... ardF-aaHz.
mus ever attempt ru s-rr=r.a-a s1r one
feature s=arsI Gown rr me r-=-T o.. r1-
nE influence M aI me Ht1=-~ And al q
rms Wa-= uur 5lulsn- o E re =E- a-ra=z
zluI1er uuluIllu -anEe u.r1 -11HE-zaHr
a. -lEEHf ana EluEraurta -.1rt-uE e. -re
uus uslHzrl r--sluHT ps1sr ana lrlrs
ana aila1uET Eraeu1le "a .a7-E-z-nrzsr
vssneuu ~ ne auusE assr-u- a 1ss 49,
riun 1rEalasd % a. rhznsrlr-al-l- Joan
MIR N E1a allsurla
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

THAI several years aEo Prof EIundeI. The
eminent FreEuh scientist Sound -lar a row
Of vertical lutHnuae- -sEllarlT spaced ar
saluls the distance az -lr wave enE rls
fhev smltrHd- sent cut waves rlar were
strongest E1en perpendicular 20 -ls plane
~ the alIEnnae and asr1 IN me plane To-
self THIS ar-luEeuelr lu rs E.muiesr tTr-u
-cansisr-uE Of r7F1 aursnnHe E.dE lv SIDE
has been used practically We read n Is
surEinEs-
AS the system -peIare1 o. a -Ezzlz-nl--ar
lr a. a rscel-Er 10 enabled the ssnGlnE ~
-1uceuura1-d waves in a SVEN direction or
their reception VITA s-aaIEr tlcl-LIE 10 one
direction -lau .u 1r-ers- ThuE EEel posts
could be established especially tlr COM
uuuluauou Wl-1 other EEel l1s-s inter
rar-nE win Others or beng nteTdered VITA
uv them In the east possible leErss ~
-he system 1En he moved abuur a vertical
axis r1s 5irecglun ~ emlss1un and weep
uon nav b. Uar-ad and cumuuuEiuariu- n
made possible. ulaur ne aEms eandi1un.
-z--1 posts situated IN various lirscrloua
-ls Installation n surn muvE1le systems
on and 10 extremely aWkWard- sInus ne
aureuuas nuEr generally be- - % - fesf
uuE ana rle wlve-leuErlH In use varv
frum La 20 lla1 f=er- lffer1nE EneEE uuac-
uaaI mErcllues BUI IL may BE- razliEsi
m baari sup. When rners arr a. ieaEr uEo
hiEh masts aeTrnE a. ulrlral saEpurfl
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

our View spring Coat Stockholders
you assorrnents for selection sec
ond 70 none in the land AT moder-
aoalv priced. a. from $1,000
$3.50 and ND TO- .- S45. 90
IS VIII Be Very Popular this season
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

tor autennzs- Except n case 10 exc
irene danger however one could scarcely
rlaG1ue an A--anElc liner s-1ppllE -l -lr-
around ana Ead our me 1esr position for
r=cHlv-uE a mEEsaEr
Ee--fui and LlE have improved Tl -lis
plan by dsvlslnE W-ar rEey can -irE-1le
Eeld- beng the RESULT % me supeT-l position
20 Two Blonde rows ~ aursrUae Do 1lanez
az rElr aagles % each other lE the -1F1
are excited m different proportions. --r
-zzllralr EeIa may be- made % TgcIuV q
position a. any desired angie TIE result
IS me sane g. & me wires ana rEelr
UuuuUuEs were caused 80 rotate pur-
zcalV- Lr IL also possible. BY -lelT system
-1 detect ar once me proper position fur
r=cel- mig a -lVEu IesEaEe ana 10 BiaCH
me Eeid ar ne proper aEEie for doing So
some writers In AmErczl rzchnlual pa
Derz- huweveT. eFluuse rliH system bsoalse
the range - Imtsd ana the use 81 zuuEr
uarss r. necsssarv uhtec1una Whlcn may
Yield % tIrIuH tuuuF-uE slrEur-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11
sCoTTY STRIKES A NEW LEAD
Pieizs UB s4.5oo Worth Of HairBins
ia New Vera Pros
B~rr-

raser ~ 3 SD -l rhs effect mat q
la-Tulu eTuld bel ullEHl - on every nIuck
aIuuE -le -rzlI from -la Waldorf 10 the
anlCsHr31nekET- EEE made and wun by
waite scott Enum me world EaUEs a.
-5c1r-T az Dszrh valley. a'7VsidV Young
VnU IAN me Ersr mail into rhe E-undIke
81-Cuullsfiug 4lla-mlle journey Hlth a
sled and dog team. TOOK the losing end %
that wager 10 vas the IirecE result n
the deadly 1llIness n existence In Eaw
YORK CITY
ne a-r vas made .u rhs Waldurf- As
-urla- E1ar= s11rE ana YEA gsre
azzslubIed wtrb a few tlandE
rlls camp ID Eer-uE no dead I1E7 ra
playing base haI n uls Streets sad
-NEilT EIuuE
r. An sex lf aululIEE ar1Uud an
sunE -u pm my s-akzs and bszr K Cor
lhH lliEE luEh- EIu 1au'- maze q 49,
on a Wnaal wtrhuzr rlhHuE 40 aazlnsr
Ton ~ 1aulI-VeEI elaEhacas ana zee
dr-nEz zra ulg hin rn pur ufs ana q
ualu-Uzra
~ IN .srh ruu- en- tas- dranaz. huauge
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11
ANNoYENcES or The WIRELESS
u,--f.n Devices Give Fr''"hi-e
w6recrfVriy ENriuatnE
-Hurrers-In-T

rave uH A. last q method ri 1et7aI-ns
49,. v5r-le-- s-burrers-iu-- -Hlefv amateur
.r,.srar WHO'S arurues -lu-r-s mas
---,f,I,- - irving -l .eEE' are E-t1uut DIS
1900 wireless acurtrHs altogether
-. u-~--snf merluds uf 7rrs-ess Ea.rs-all-E
mind rns 81 q b1V W1a commitments
s.-tB IA fellows by srau1LnE ON me F----e
----, ana yelling Es reaches me person
f-~ uhum his remarks are .ntel--l. a-l -e
-. 1sunurs -uuul- ess urlErs- al1 nAlf-llls
-s----nr.s nav confuse rle relpe1f uF
afainr tnelr oun Fels 20 the an TIE
-frrr-aI flHrurhancr in the lo s1nlrllo4 lI
a place. Where wireless aEpaFarls aoa--l--H
Is strictly analogous 90 this. AnaL
want Il me analoEue Of q speaklnE -l-n1. 81
rrar ne ufusiasE nrsszEs nay 60 n on =
Erarliuu only. without spra41luE- -ln-A
devices have besn tired VITA TINS n NrN.
1ut the Erzr ur1miEinE eululleE-iA- s,lcl---
b raar ~ Belini and ruE- lra-i2n @-er-
r-tcaus. which II rn BE- usIa-ira on tle
s1samers a. ths Fralcn trluaar- alllic lne-
"a urfsr IN the Revue 1cleuuritlle AZ
-ranstaEed b. ire Literary lisest recalls
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-11

neur a. rhe uad ~ yellow uAcAs when
-yE=ldsr held OUT every tine thar -se8rrT'
1lCksd a EumEa Halrlln trum the Pare
IeEL
-sc5I-vr searched Ile barren Sidewalk
aFsiduouzly he had about r=acl=d -le
end ~ - ana INTO Els money POCKET wien
a woman brushed AGAINST aim. STAR Cd
sur az his pr=1uc-Ezl-ll- be -Vued a.
-ns same time -rar aAIT1in fell glJa a
very IEaL almost llallihle rtuk-a 70 the
larsusnr rH-.lv again .st me uuu-
g. ae= real ullsT
TIE next ll0eE Haz almost Uttered with
1a1rUIla
r1heluE Young NaE 1uI "a 800 ana
-LuEky -o1Iryf me Dussessur % al extra
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-10-12

Best display of apples. Eber
Taylor, $500; W. II Benedict, siO'
Rest Alexander apples, ] y VIII
bur, 90 cents,
Best Detroit Red, W. H. i'eno-
diet, so cents.
Best Northern Spy Eber Taylor,
50 cents, clifford shaw, 20 cents
Best Ben Davis. W. II Benedict.
80 cents, Eber Taylor. 20 cents.
Best Spitzenburg. w II Benedict,
80 cents.
Best Baldwin f. + Gilbert 50
cents. clifford Shaw. 20 cents,
Best Mcintosh Red. Eber Taylor.
50 cents.
Rest King Of Tompkins Co., r B,
purdy. 50 cents
Best Pound Sweet. y u. Taylor
so cents,
Best Twenty Ounce Apple, J II.
Dimond, 50 centa.
Best II. l. Greetings. r. u. purdy.
so cents. Clifford Shaw, rs cents
Best Bellflower, w. II Benedict,
80 cents; e. - Taylor. % cents.
Best Seek -No-Further. W II.
Benedict. 90 cents
Best Haas, Eber Taylor 90 cents.
ELLIS y Taylor. rs cents
Best Tallman Sweet. w H. ljcne-
diet, 50 cents, Eber Taylor, 70 cents
Best Golden Sweet. liber Taylor.
50 cents.
Best Bottle Greenlng, Eber Tay-
'or. So cents.
fConiiuued on page 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-10-12

Root. bennington s3.ee. G. D. Snow
Bennington S3Na
Ilrood Mare. O T. BLACK Rupert
sg0e, N ~ Garfield Slpo
suckers. Il, 6 bryant t2oo, y ",
Garfield. 81 0e
Draft Gelaiug ar Mare leury
Hicks. sa0e. William neatlic, $500
Four yesr-old. y n Gilbert s3ooi
William Beattie. s200
Three year-old. Wesley Perry $500.
Two ycar-old. y + Gilbert, tSNe
one year-old Alvin Waters S3,pu.
Matched pair, A E Buck $500.
brood mare. William nealtlc. s2oo,
sucker. William toattie. sg.oQ
Best cared for team, A. h Buck
Best single horse. William Rcattie
w H. Benedlct Supt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-10-12
SWINE.

Chester White boar ! year old,
Geo Bushce ist; Wesley Perry end
Roar B months old. Wm neattio
LIST.
Sow and pigs, Geo nushee lsti
Wesley Perry End
Poland China.
Sow and pigs, " Ileatlie la
Duroc.
Boar months old. Geo Bushee
list.
Sow and pigs, Geo Hushee isti
Thomas purdy 2ud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-10-12

i.e@n a Armiatead
'C -. Butterfieid aud wife
Chestnut Hill Mass
Niss " l. 8utterflcia
Geo. 49, Bum and wife
Springfield. Mass
James NJ Allen and sife
New Bedford Mass
George A Sullivan Albany
Chas A Gale Rutland. "
In. 1. Aymar aud wife
s,oekbridge Mass