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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25

is too destructive an agency under any condition. But these men are anxious to make a record should their services te needed.
 The owners of the mosquito fleet are arriving in Nome and will soon com mence work on their boats So as to have them ready for launching when the open water appears in the ofiing.
 k <
 Louis Lane expects to be the first to reach Nome this spring, but his experi- cnce in the ice with the Helen John ston last summer should teach him to be very, very cautious with ice flows. The steamer Corwin will leave on May 10 and Mir Lane with his new boat expects to clear from Seattle several days ahead Of that vessel so he can have the honor of reaching Nome first.
 A real old fashion May day party will be given at the Congregational church May 1. and no doubt the public will take kindly to the enter tainment for the little tots will be given a chance to tal.e part and we need little diversion where we can sit down and look on, for Old Sol is sending strong shafts of light into our systems that gives as a re- action a feeling often expressed by that French word "ennui."
 Why didn't you answer the lady Rob- ert ?' said a mother reprovingly to her little son. Cause she always says: How are you Robbie ?-and she never stops to see how l are. She didn't even see when I had my burnt finger all tied up exclaimed the small boy resent fully. She just likes to say it; she don't care bout me tellin' her"
 The above is good every day sermon to take to heart Liking to appear kind and really feeling an interest in others arc not always the same thing.
 % *
 The local airship being constructed by Prof Peterson, brings home to Us .ail. that man is still building wings for himself wi;h which To fly out of his present surroundings. The start of the mastery of the air which We now see daily in the records of aeroplanes is only a start, yet when We look back it Is almost a century since the first bal loon sailed over the surface of the earth. and many centuries since the little Chinese boys were taught to fly kites by their silk-trousercd fathers. when America was never dreamed of. In this inventiv age things move more rapidly. and when an aspiration Is had. the modern man with lots of patience, continued unremtting pa tience works over his idea until he succeeds in bringing it to such a state of perfection that others can take up the work and improve upon it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25
THE LOOKER-ON


 W. J. Rowe, the local transfer man is havng troubles all his own. just because he won't take orders from the men he hires. and discharge one Of his able drivers, who for reasons of his own does not care to join the tcamsters union.
 Mir Rowe thought that the counting of the votes in the last election ended his troubles for the time being and was getting ready for a busy season. when in thoughtIe=F moment he refused to obey the orders given him by the men he employees to drive his teams.
 Don't you know the union win not allow a boss Co hire or fire" whom he plcase~ William And above all things thc oyrer ,f plant ovcrstcps every union right of proprietorship when he discharges ,ne of his men without their 'yrmtSsi"n Get wise dear wrism. and when you pay off your men and lh"y drr il a good frame of mind sprl .- it on them that they win be comforting a great favor to allow you to hire suca and such a fellow to work with thcm. telling them you will pay the bills for sac hire.
 I.rt us look into the character of this lfJlt..V W j. Rowe who has the audac 1 ,ty C" rHa his own business in the fa ee of the union, telling him to Throw up both hands" He is one of our fellow citizens who has more money invested in the country than the total amount of every member of the teamsters union. He k one of those fellows who liqui- dates all out standing bills when pre- sented to him for payment He ha carried on his books union men for amounts that in the aggregate would make him rich were he able to collect all the accounts that have been charged 1 to profit and loss" He is man whose word is his bond, and will carry out a contract to the letter even though he runs way behind man who has the interest of the community at heart, and has put thousands upon thousands of dollars in circulation through the big pay roll he has maintained year in and year out during the history of the camp.
 Times are too hard for men to take chances in striking for the sake of a principal, that win allow them to starve to death that the principal may live. There are too many idle hands and hungry mouths to try to enforce strikes at the present time. Thriced blessed is the fellow. who has steady employment at this season of the year, and one should think twice. count ten billion. forward and backward before giving mp a steady job.
 F + A
 The new members of the fire depart ment are waiting for the new team to be purchased for the department. then they win make record runs when an alarm will be sent in. They were handicapped the other day in their test run and water was not forthcoming as soon as expected owing to signals being somewhat confused. but Chiei Haughey is drilling his men daily and he expects to have an efficient bunch lof fire fighters within fe wdays.
 In the department are several men who have had lots of experience and ya trust they win never Ina mt "a Cha
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25

Seward Commercial Co. successors to T. J. Nestor Co. carries the best beers in the market. Blue Ribbon Olympia and Rainier Try q case. Phone Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25

You can get 100 Rosita cigars at The Eagle for S4.5o. Made in Tampa. Flor. ida, by Jose Lovers Go. from clear Ha- vana tobacco. What do you think of that7
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25
OVER THE WIRE.

Hello, Georgel" Yes" Are you going to the bsIl?" "No." What? the Odd FelIons7" "oh, why certainly"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25
NOTICE.

Dr A. D. Andrews will return to Nome on one of the first fleet of boats dental office in the Board of Ira l. building July l.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25
MATTERS
 RECORDED
APRIL 20, 1911. Lora atioua.

San Francisco association, 160 acres on Flambea uriver; March 24, 1911; Andrew Edman ct al.
 Tacoma group association, l60 acres; left limit F1ambeau river; March 2s, 1911; M I. Edman ct al
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25

For nice warm bath in the largest hath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class and up to date
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25
DR. D s. NEuMAN.
J. M. SLOAN, M. Q. c. m.

Manitoba University, L.. R. C. Pp Edinburgh. L. R. C. S. Edinburgh. l.. F. r. & &. Glasgow.
 Office hours; to and : to s:30 p. m. Phone: office. Main 4S. resi- dence, Black +5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25

When in Nome stop at the Elite Baths. Open all tight. Steam he
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25

The Hoffman boarding house re- opens for business on Wednesday, April 2e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25

Good warm rooms for the Wiater at the Elite Baths. Steam heat
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25
CUR CIRCULATION.

The Daily and Weekly Nugget has a guaranteed circulation greater than any other paper published in Alaska. Our circulation books are opened for inspection to our advertisers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25

Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day Of publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25
OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME. ALASKA, APRIL 25. 1911.
COMING EVENTS.

Odd Fellows Ball, April 26 Eagle Ball. Concert and May day festival May i. Under auspices Ladies' Aid Society.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25

DR. D s. NEuMAN.
 20 Steadman Ave. Telephone Black 32
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25
PHONE: MAIN NO. Ai

Entered as second class matter, Feb 2s. 1907, at the Postofice at Nome Alansa, under the Act of Consress of March 8, 1879.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25

is too destructive an agency under any condition. But these men are anxious to make a record should their services Es needed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-04-25

The owners of the mosquito fleet are arriving in Nome and will soon com mence work on their boats So as to have them ready for launching when the open water appears in the ofiing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-08
KIPLING OPPOSES
RECIPROCITY PACT
Says Canada Would Be
Pawning Her Soul to
Make Agreement

Montreal. Sept. s-Rudyard Kipling.
in cable letter TO local paper. gives
his reasons for opposing reciprocity
with the United States. He said:
Il do not understand had 5000, 900
people can enter into such arrange
ments as are proposed with 10000, 600
strangers on an open frontier Of 1000
miles and at the same time preserve
their national integrity.
ten to one is too heavy odds. No
single Canadian would accept such
odds in any private matter that was
as vital to him personally as this is
to the nation.
1T is her own soul that Canada risks
today. Once that soul is pawned for
any consideration. Canada must con-
form to the commercial, legal finan-
cial, social and ethical standards
which will be imposed upon US by the
sheer admitted weight of the United
States"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-08

dalia. Mo-, was picked up in San ia
cinto plaza a week ago and taken to
the county hospital He had suffered
from a lapse of memory. but partially
who he was and where he was from He
said he was 3S years old and had
wife in Sedalia, but did not remember
whe had left there
A message was received at the coun-
IL hospital from Sedalia Thursday
night stating that Cooper was well
known there and had written his wife,
Mary n. Cooper, from Arizona, stating
that he was going to Ell Paso.
Mrs. Copper says that she will come
to him..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-08
HARRY LANE QUITS
CUSTOMS SERVICE
I'll Health Causes Resigna-
tion-Carpenter to
Succeed Him

Harry B. Lane, special deputy col
lector of customs, who has been on sick
leave for several months, has rendered
his resi- gna<ion TO the customs depart
ment His place will be taken by w.
W. Carpenter, who has been acting as
special deputy collector during the alb
sence Of Mr. Lane
The retiring deputy collector came to
Ell Paso from Las Cruces and was CASH
Ter of the custom house from 1902 to
1905, when he was promoted to be spe-
cial deputy collector. He held his po-
sition until this year when his failing
health caused him to ask for leave
of absence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-08

W. H. Burgess has returned from Bos-
ton, Mass, where he attended the meet
ing OF the American Bar association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-08
MEN
AND
WOMEN

are out of order or diseased. For good
results use DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root.
the great kidney remedy. At druggists.
Sample bottle by mail free, also pam
phlet. Address. DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, n z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-08

Aidney trouble preys
upon the mind, discour-
ages and lessons ambi-
ton; beauty, vigor and
cheerfulness soon disap-
pear when thu kidnevs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02
5lukbertHt.
Gtnttnnati. 2. Euni.

AEuctnR mats, z. ,Suni.
Bel gartersbara iii Der Slab strvas ses
itteoeH. ieHis Gber fisl osrielbe unb bate
asiterH absue bel bieiiger Staot einen Dais
'sritGHo poH 7.s Gus.
Die foIseuosH Tspei&en ilnS uhhrsub
oss sefrissH Easss btsr einsetroHen:
9tttsbura Q. Der Illus hat eiRen
&aNsrFtaHe ueH so Gus uno fdat.
8teGina I'd. ga Der Slas bat st.
nsu BaHsritaus UoH 3.5 5ub uno itsbt.
garttrsburg u ga. Der 5Ius cat
sineH Baferftars Don 4.9 5aS une fsig:
G6arEtfon. %. "a. Der 5Ius bat
.iHsn DdHerFtano pon 10 Gus arS itsist
pt SIeaiant, u. ga. Der Slus bat
sinsH BGifsritaHo pOR 30 5ub une ftsist.
eatlstts5urs. ag Der 5lus bat
sinsR Dahsftane pon ~ 5ub uHe itsiat,
gorts smout5. .. Der TEus tas si.
nsH Ndffsrnune poa SO Sus uno fdas,
aoutspiIlt, ~. Der JEus bat einen
DaHsrftaHb uon s.5 5ub uHo iteist.
aRsptIfe. Sno. Der Stus bat
sineH BaHrftano poH 81 Sus uno faut.
Cairo, qua. Der glub bat etnen Bais
ierfsanb ueH 1870 5ub uHb faat.
Rsmpb to, EeHn. Der Illus sat Ell
ntn RaHsrhaR6 pon III o SuB uRo fdut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02

NotbsRabeh. = so--a6c per 0usent
Mlnbel.
eparssL = % = 75e pet 2ussuO
Banbel
2anbsprebatts.
BoHnem. - Mafst itetta gttna mar.
rowfat $8.l5, asfssbts uHS bel Sanb qes
pfIa6ts sgapp sa.50 psr Bs.
6eu. MART Tatts. Ro. / Ebtmothu
$500 --- 25.76. no. q bo. $23 .50--24 %,
So. q be. 2l.50--22.5O, aIes, semiidter no.
/ s91 .00--21 so, 30. 2 bo. $500 - 90. 90,
Aiss 10. sl4.00 - i4.50, no. Q s12.oO-
1870 per xca.
Raktsnfuttsr 10 isssis .-arets s2s so
24.b0, WiooIiHa drDbe $24Oo-25 90. bo.
fetnes S25. .Oo--26.00, gsmtiAtes Tutter
e23. Boa. 80 per Tonne In Built uno 81 90
mebr auf BEN @eIsife.
Derf9tsbem,s.
Dsfe. Wartt sis ftetts. -- eelnST
roles 92s, sssO6tes 9ss per Ganone In
Rarftsn rcn i--4 BbI. Grtra Btuter 1eft
earbol zee per Galone. Cotton eeeb
Del robes 47--4se, raffsnirtts 51--s2c per
@anoHs. Esrpentin CSC, Petroleum, 9tr.
lection Zoe. Cbso, Rentnf9 uHb anSfana
9s1c per @anont. &fcma gafoGtH I8c,
aaphta 13e pst Galore.
Sala - Ba Wiarst IN ruhtd. rbto
Asuer S0--95e, wsl6iean uRb Asron 94e
per Bbf. pcn 2s0 gfuno.
TaIs IN itetis. : 9rima Gttp 81 -- &c,
bc. Goantrp 5ss<---51<e per gfuup.
RshTen.--H H2arh Tnktp. 9ouahsocbenu
Sy.2S. ysub nne Slad $500, Ranarba
stn6sebIen $3.25. Rub unb glad sl 30
2 per Tonne dsaeIisfsrt. RauhIoieetnf,
iobleu 1918, Anftraeite 1925 per 5oune
abgsfteftrt. Gose toftst 800 per Tonne
abasiisfsrt.
Sdmereten. - Wartt fe'f. eIssTaas
men s7 .50--s 90 auf benz geIstis unb s8 90
% so per gu. pom Store Itmoths o.. 90
- so auf benz @sEesfs uab s5.O0-5 so
per Bufksl pom Stsrs. Ba4meissn 81. 90.
6laHsiaamsn "a. rs per Du.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02
Sas hiueiiithe y8eidslauo"

Der toum beisslests rufiIh : 6ts
usiti6e Sonflttt fpeeen oes HuIbThas
psrtraoss eriunert ptsoer einmal an
isnss rieitgs rRsttslanb" gbinas.
ods ii6 iiber mehr als 40 2Gnaens
grdoe bintpes niht psnissr als $500
AiIometsr psit Don Der Wonoihursi
i'm Often bis 9urteItan i'm WeTten
ausbebnt, unn bic gr0BtsH 9eoenidse
Der Ratur. bo6s 9sbirss. ebens 9rass
fteppen uno faRosrfiiLIte Wiftsu eins
ftIisbt: bic Rpnsolsi. Die art, pie
China felt ben leBteu Sabrsn bier
planmdbis tOIontidtprif6 pOrssbt.
ldbt lsbbaft an eRtfpreheube 8eiires
bunssu Deutfdlanbs an isinsr DsIts
uno Rorboifgreri3e oentsn. Das Wutz
tsrIauo begiinittst, pie bic ,DeIt bes
Oftens" mittheilt, i'm 8egenfob Az
friib.r, iest gang auberoroentlich bic
4usponoerilHs aus bem sSnneren bes
Rieienreihes nah Der nDrbIihen Wonz
solei; bort iinc soblreihe 8auernfamis
lien oHsefiebeIt norben. Gnbererfeits
iu6t gbina fi9 nber aud oas mpnso.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02
Sine perseiIeue Seutiae 6rOR-
itaot.

gsi Der lssten beutIheH 9oIts5dbz
luna bat man cine oeuifhe 9robitaot
psrasFsu: garis. paris bat iiber
l00, 600 oeutife GinpobRer, lpie Der
grgebniF. i.st 10 Iansfam bstanat
tperpen, fsftseft.IIt bat. Die Gbauz
piniitsu Iinb auBer iih DOR 3orn iibsr
btsie 100, 900 (ssnau 103. .00O) geutos
men, bic in Der 2intItabt su bauIen
pagen, unp aneeblih uur ben Gran
ScIen bic Stsllsn unb oas 9eEn abnsbz
men. Das itinmt heute absr niht
mshr gang. Die Soften iino porbei,
mo bic neutitsn 5uneerisiber in 9a=
ris arbeiten perrifteten, su osnsu iih
bic gtnaebUrenen gu gut ouutten uno
fi1 fir eiuen 2obn abradsrtsr, Der
msni4enunipurbis mar. Die Soften
iinb porbei. mo- bic beutftsu RspuIus
tionsiiineIines am suitIiheu Ssrpe
5rantreihs 3ufIu6t DOR Der beutitsn
pplisei fubten. auh bic 3sitsn fiub
porbei. oa bic Gsutidsu uur Ihiht,rn
fIiiitsrnb tbre 5einatbiprade in pa
RIG 5u reoen rpastsu, uno ipenu bic
Gbaupiniiten btuts 70 iiberraidt unb
entriifsst bariibsr iinb, bab 70 pieR
ralbohes@ afpiIhen tbnen bdufen, 10
3eigsn he bamit nur, oaB iie ihr eies=
nes, sutes, aItes pGrts gar ntht fens
men.
pdris III INNER cine beutihe aplo-
ME stipeFen; f1on in ben Soften, ais
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02

HIND b. - SbnobI Bite 3ufubr
beute uur miBig mar, 10 uQren bod Die
Bretie niaiaer. Die Rahfraae mar iebr
mdstg. - Stoders unb 5se6ers iinb in
Ssemltter Raafrags uno itettg,
S1wers Sttere s5.00--5.90, srtra $6 90
$40, faHcp ----, Chfeu s2.25 4.76,
sytra 1855 90, Glsii6srftisre s425-5.75,
ertra $3.50 - 500, bsifers $325--5.75,
ertra S5.55-5.95, albe s2.25--475. ertra
s4.S5-5yO0, Gamers s2.25--3.50, Sto6ers
uRb 5eebers $375--5.50, ertra $5.6o-5.7 rs.
lien. - Der Tartt mar beute rubis
uno bic Bretie itetis.
Rdgsre uRo ieitte s2.75-t.2j, Botoana
S4.25-4.S5, sgtro s490--6O0, fette BuIeu
s4.75~-5.0O
adIbsr. - Bel mabiasr 3nfubr uuo
gutter 8ahfraae itieeen bic Bretie UNI 25c
per 100 Bfunb. Der iaarft fnioB fart.
GroiHdre uHo gross "a oD--6.75, fair bis
quite Isttts ss.50---7.5o, Extra 81. rs.
RalbsE IN ben aOmmiiions bduisrn, 49,
SaHep 7He, prirna BITS auserIeisns 6--7e,
orbtRdre 4--5c.
SHpsiue. -- Die 3ufuhr mar stent.
LID sros. bic Haafrase gut uuo Der Rartt
itarf. Ssi6te 8eriGno!iortsn ano SSertel
paren ftetis.
Sdusrs SHmtine bra6.en s5 s0--6.O 90,
CUTE bis auserIeisns 8erpa6unqss uno
SIsiiheriprfsn % 600--s.10. gsmiitte Psrs
pa6uRgsEorten s5.9O-6O5, oretnars bis
aussrIsisns iHusrs fetse SaGe $4.25-5 Is,
srtra s5.20-5.25, St1gs % 25-4.25, Ieihte
gtriauotisrtsn $5.s5-800, Ssertel BON ITO
BFe. uno wsnider 81 50-5. SIS.
SAafe aAmmsx.-Tis Rahfrage
mar aut. bic t9ufubr Hur mdbia uno Der
Wurtt tart uno um l0r hoher fir friib;
iabrs sdmner. SoHit bGtsbsn Die 9retie
uHperdHnert
snafe.-GEtra s3 75--3 80, quite bic aus.
trIs'sHs 1926 $40, oreinare bis quite
e. 25-8i5.
ldmnier. Bei6oreHs "a rs -- 525.
Srihiahrs admuer sS.25 - 7.50. Guus
$4.5o--5.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02

8ufter. Rartt Dilis. ereamers IS
PIE, Ddirp 16--20c.
eter. - Rartt itetis. Sriide IA - 15e
per Tutenb.
aais. --Tartt ftstis. Cream ioI--llAe
per gfune.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02

WHB WVEb IL sSAHl.
Mshi.--9ufubr 80, 755 gbls., gsrfanbt
0, 106 BbIs. Ter Marft mar hsute Ttstia.
GpriHe Batent 81 .e0-5.l5, Dtrtsr Straiahts
s8 5000, Htnter Dateuts s4IO-4.50.
eprine tIears "a. .75--l.l0, BEnter Grtras
No. l s3.30-3.50, 10. . DO. s3.15--5.25,
9anias ftrdtgbts e4.i5s-4.30.
ReessHmesl tit ungsrsasEt. 5atr bis
euiss s4.sj--5.l5, dolce bis fansp $500
$50.
BaaDst,.nmssf IN ftstls. Jatr bis
suiss s4s5-5.l5, 6osee bis faurp 800
$50.
BsSp.i,.H H0miH.a. american s5s
Mnb 6anaeiaH 68c c. I. 4. Rem Dorl.
Mstsmss! IN f.etig.--5stnes pssses
uno sslbss 81. b--l.20. GrObts 81. .l0-l.l5,
RiIn6riss $500.
RoassH nomIneu.- - no. 2 Bsit,ra sss
TO. b. Rem gors.
@srfs 10 wlals. GaE,s.rts 800
II .05 c. I. Z. Rem Dost.
Bei,tn.-Sufakr 1000 gu, ger'anSt
- Bu. Rarft RI feit. 30. 2 rotbsr
e7e TIM GIepator aHb csc TOD. fhwtm,
nsne. 80. | RortbsrH DaIutb 81 ora lob.
I@ptmmenb.
B.ifa,orn. - 8ufusr 2s.s75, Ger.
fsHst 7,2G0, gu. Rsrft fsit. Grport 20.
2 Ole I. c.b. iAwimmsHo.
hafer.-3nfukr l52 800 gu, Ber'anbt
5.Sa6 Bu. Nsartt tart. STANDARD mel,
tsE 4Ss, 20. 2 wssber 431Ss. SO. Q 421ae.
&c. 4 d2e.
ssa IN rusis. grsms i5o-l55s. RO. /
i4o-i50s, Ro. 2 Use. 90. 3 l00-ll5.
popfsn IN itetia. sEats 1910. orbtuarsr
bts Aoies 25--sle; 1909, I8-lsc; gattFts
scafs 1910. sretnarsr bis dolce 2i--24s,
1909, Is--iee.
Dants fine fEau. Central amsrlsSr
l9h--20s, Hoaota 211< -22ks.
asber IN ltests. SemIc6 23k-27s.
Bsrf 10 itstia. SemlIp sIs.00-l9 80,
Iaeri clear sl5.T5-l7.00. gasb sl7.75-
Besfii wtIia. Fanrsfp els.oO-ls 30.
Mss fI2 O0--l2 so, pssfsgdtnseu s25 50
--T.5O, Berpadt sl2 .01--l2.50, gttp srtra
Jnela Tses sl5.0o-l5.50.
@Ht Meats ffnS itstic. GspsFsrte gsl.
lies, 10 bis Ia Dfe, loLf-125<e, bo. snuIp
tern sL--sHe. DO. Shinfen i2L--i3e.
S4rtaIs IN fsFt. RsnbIe @eff prtma
e8 .20--S.30 Rafftntrtss M ffetic. COR,
iinsHs 1855, Q. q. ss.7o, COMPOUND ~
.7Ar.
LaGs ~ rusts. grtma etty 51.c.
6OuHtrp 5,<--Se.
BaummsIIiaamsnsDtI uneerea.It.
pstFaa rcbss s5.b7--5.60, prian SammeE
esltes eeY5s-8.B9.
9strsIsR m iii ftstia. Raffiuirtes BEN
flcsf S7.25. RhiIabeIphta uns Baltimprt
81 rs, ec. In 1uit 1913.
BoIIe III rabis. Dsmsftic 1Eee.e 2sc
narf tfruhis. etratnee. ssD6buliAes
Bis sntes 1915.
Tsrreatia IN pillia su 5sI<c.
Asis In ftesis. etH5stmiftsr 2k-5c,
gatna 6A--6e.
Wsfaffss III ruhis. Rsm Orleans cpsn
Kettle. gutter bic hcics. $500.
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80 Ten. s.3sf. Centrifugal 90 7eft 3.s6e,
MslaFfes 5aasr 50 Tsft s.lls. Raffiuirter
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Rem nnrKI Gun

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SputberH loft su Sl5O1--l6.20.
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GhteasS /. Suui.

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Tsras stitre e4.60--5.60, utftIiAs etiers
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5.75. eabs uub besfsrs s. 2.50--5.S5, aaIbsr
g.. $500. Rartt itetia.
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raube $3.50 -- SIS, quite bic auserIsisns
itpers $575 -- 500, GtrssI s5.55-6.00.
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ueAIiAs s4.25-s.7j. Rsrtt ftetia.
3ufuhr. - RiHopisb 5000, S4psins
2O,0g0, S4afe une s6mmsr 5000.
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