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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-03
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LABOR'S
WORLD

Washington, d. c. has $4,000 union
members.
North Carolina has $4,000 cotton
mill operatives.
The first British trade union con-
gross was held in 1868.
A Scandinavian lodge of machinists
has been founded in Boston
Cleveland, Ohio will soon have a
union owned and operated bakery
The cotton industry of England en-
ployes many more women than men,
Almost $4,000 worlSmen are killed
or injured every year in American in
dustry.
Many Japanese factory workers
work sixteen hours a day for seven
days a week and hardly ever get a hoIi-
day.
The Illinois Federation of Labor has
resolved by referendum vote against
! the. proposal to form a strictly labor
political party.
For the use of immigrants two
story hotel with sleeping accomoda-
tons for 1900 persons has recently
been opene dat Buenos Aires.
A movement for national pension for
firemen was launched at the four
teenth annual convention of the Ma
tional Firemens Association
The United Textile Workers at
their recent annual convention in New
York City. voted in favor of afiliating
with the International Textile Work
ers Alliance of Europe
Officials of the Chesapeake & Ohio
company, including President George
W. Stevens have formed a model town
compan yand Will erect a village for
workingmen al the new c. o. shop
town, Silver Grove, KY, about 13 miles
from Cincinnati.
Not less than 100000 was paid for
the relief of the unemployed members
of trade unions, out of the money in
the union treasures last year These
expenditures do not include several
million dollars paid in strike and lock-
out benefist
The wages board act, now law in
most Australian states, whereby the
union dominates three the employer
three and these six appoint the. sew
enth their chairman thus creating a
legal board which fixes wages and
hours for TWO or three years, was OBJ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-03
FIXES CAUSE OF WRECK.

Frank Amick, station agent at VIM
throp. and A. J. Liens, of Brazil, con-
ductor of freight train. were held to
the Warren county grand jury yester-'
Gay, in the coroner's verdict fixing the
responsibility for a wreck on the Chi
cago & Eastern Illinois railroad, three
miles north of Brazil, last Saturday, in
which John Clingerman. fireman, lost
his life, and three other trainmen were
injured.
Amick and Liens each attempted To
shift responsibility on the other. and
from evidence obtainab BILE the coroner
was not able to determine which of
the two was responsible. The state
railway commission is also investigat-
ing the wreck, having taken the testi-
mony of the train crews at Brazil,
Monday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-03
FIGHTING EPIDEMIC,
WITH ANTITOxIN
Methods Used by State in
Determining Presence of
Diphtheria.
BACILLl ARE PERSISTENT
And Are Not Killed by the Anti toxin
Which Only Kills the Poison
Engendered by Them

Because OF the fight being waged in
the cities Of the state against diph-
iberia interest has been aroused in
the administration of diphtheria
anttoXin and the operations of the
laboratory methods used in checking
the disease The method of determin-
ing whether a child has the disease is
described as follows: About one end
OF a wire is twisted some clean cotton.
which Is rubbed on the lining of the
threats of the children, then trust into
a glass tube in which has been placed
a substances that looks like lard. The
tube is then taken way and from,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-03
DICTATES OF FASHION.
) newest trains are square.

The newest trains are square
Ratine is one of the favorite cloths
for skirt and coat costumes
Many of the newest evening coats
are made with a single seam.
On some tailored suits there are
revers and collars in white or gray
colors.
Flounces of lace used on the
newest afternoon gowns. They are
placed quite fiat.
Silk and mousscIine de sole gowns
arc trimmed with very tiny silk and
satin buttons.
For evening wear some of the rivals
to lace are the brocades, in metal, satin
and velvet and the printed silks and
velvets
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-03

antitoxfn differs from infection against
typhoid fever or vaccination against
smallpox in that It is used to over
come condition in the blood of the
patient when the injection is admin
istered, and is. therefore,, a curative,
while the vaccines are used pre-
ventaives. The diphtheria antitoxin,
however, is often used as hgeventive
in families where only one person has
the disease and it is sought to ptevent
its spread to other members It's use
for such purpose is very successful
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-03

have recovered from the effect of the
poisons thrown off by bacilli have been
found carrying the germs for weeks
afterward, without any i'll effects to
the bearer. although constant source
of danger to children with whom they
are brought in contact.
"on the other hand. children who
have not been made seriously i'll by
the bacili have been found to have
them in their throats. This condition
is brought about by the fact that the
resisting power of the children is so
high they have been able to overcome
the effects of the poisons produced by
tine, baciui
BaciIIi Carriers.
The ACCESSIBILITY of some such lab
oratorX method as is used by the city
authorities in lighting the local cpl
demic and the state board of health in
Fighting epidemics in various parts of
the state is based on the fact that
any children may be diphtherla bacilI
carriers without experiencing any i'll
effects themselves. and the fact that
children who have been rendered i'm
mune from the actions of the poison
may still carry the bacilli and trans
nit them to other children The lab
oratory work, which consists of taxi
ing cultures fro mthe throats of school
children and growing the cultures on
a special medium, is of chief value be-
cause from 1t the supervising ply ST
clans may tell when a child is to be
quarantined and when it will be safe
TO permit him to be at large. Num-
erous instances have been recorded
where children. seemingly in perfect
health, have been quarantined because
of the disclosure of diphtheria bacilli
by laboratory test. The cultures are
handled by number and kept entirely
separate. Twelve to twenty -four
! hours are sufficient to determine the
outcome of culture test in an indi-
vidual case
The administration of diphtheria
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-03

twenty four TO thirty hours later the
parent Of the child is told whether or
not it has diphtheria. If diphtheria is
discovered, the house is quarantined,
the patient segrega ted. and diphtheria
antitoxin used. To the average per-
son ii IS all very mysterious. and re-
quires great deal of faith on the
part of the parent who doesn't know
just why all these things are done.
Dr. J. T. Simonds. superintendent of
the pathological laboratory of the
state board of health. who has handl-
ed about two thousand cultures from
outside cities and towns in the last
two weeks. has explained the process
thus:
Purpose of Antitoxiu.
Injection of antitoxin against diph-
iberia is not against the diphtheria
bacilli, but against the poisons
thrown eff by these bacili. which. I'M
less neutralized. may cause death. All
diphtheria bacil1i. in growing in the
human throat. throw off this poison.
The diphtheria antitoxin acts on this
poison much as aIkali acts on an
acid: it neutralizes it. and the poison
is thus rendered Ineffective.
No amount of the diphtheria anti
toxin will operate to kill the bacilli.
These are killed only by gargles.
swabs or other methods used to bring
some antiseptic into contact with the
affected surfaces of the throat
The failure of the antitoxin to kill
the diphtheria germs. while render
ing the patient immune from the
poisons thrown off, constitutes one OF
the chief dangers from the disease
where strict quarantine Is not main
tanned. and the patient is permitted
to leave home and mingle with other
children when there are yet diphtheria
germs in the throat. Patients who
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-03
One Of Tom Hoods Last Jokes.

One Of Tom Hoods Last Jokes.
Shortly before his death, being WIS.,
tied by clergyman whose features as
well as language were more lugubri-
Gus than consoling, Hood looked up
At MIN compasionately and said, MY
dear SIT, | am afraid your religion
doesn't agree with From
Planche's "reminiscences
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-03

ARE YOU READING THE TIMES?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01

tcndent Of the oklahoma division o
the Santa fe, was here today arrang
ins sor eAtra passenger accOmmoda
lion into Guthrie for the big dclega
uorf Of Aiasous that are commenc
ng to acf We from all parts of til,
state to f'tcnd the consistory meet
ings
The new city council met this al
lernoon 20 approve the bonds of city
officers
There will be meeting OF tho city
board OF education tonight for the in.
stallation Of new members and for
the election Of teachers Il "a like
ly the superintendent OF schools and
come Of Ike teachers for each scn00i
rsll be named
Heinz Rraun LETT TODAY on mi cx.
tended trfp on which re slll visit in
ST. Louis, Milwaukee, Chicago. Day.
ton and New York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01
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Trial nsckaqr Sent Free

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Siusrts Calcium Waters
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4 Pimpleg, 1l0tches, cfupil0na, ETC.
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ich cause lbepi
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q fool The stimulate aud nourlsd
! II Tues destroy foreign aud nnuat-
\ lDFfl bodiP f0I0d tncfe and remove
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| ln mauy cases Nimplea aud erup.
i'onS disappear from the skin iii Eve
days
| These little wafers arc 50 strong
taat Immediately after they 20 into
The blood their beneficial effects
mike themselves known The blood
i elcansed rapidly and thoroughly,
The impure is separated from he
pure blood aud the waste matter nl
roisOns are carried from tile system.
The person vino suffers the humilla.
ron 0f plmples blotcbcs and enp-
I tons should know and feel that The
ttbbi ~ it HhH HbIuif fbft dNN ARtnf
y quite dangerous, and ls 1a1e TO az
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ON whica stua1s Calcium Waters
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ewing to the purity o the ingredients
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oiati0n ana chemical weakness caus'
cd by many latter das modes OF prep-
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cl send us your name and address
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01

nv NiutiS lNeH civic fCdcfdilUl
sill have meeting at the chamber
of commerce rooms tonight
Herman Grimes, the subject OF an
0Deration al the Methodist hospital
over week ago. was returned to his
nome sunday. lte is Very weak. but
i improving slowly
VIII H. turuatt has gone into tbe
edauraut business again. having
purchased the place known as Roy s
cafe. Oklahoma avenue and Vine
strpet
The Nlaeral Wells baud Is to give
81 concert Ia the city mall auditorium
Wednesday night to raise funds 10
purchase more music and uniforms
Cts CicrG Ernest Wi8slow was on
iae Job early this morning and is
Ing into the city affairs like an old
rand
Local stores we're decorated SutueE
Gay with tue products oi the Nation
Il Biscuit company on account u
President A VIZ Green's visit here
Nany merchants caled upon Nlg
Green in bis private car during the
Gay
GntArie Mineral springs water ia
becoming 50 popular that u is being
served 81 restaurants and hotels
Travellers eating AZ Use Harvey cat
.ag house here demand being served
mineral pater
W J. w DUKE ipdaY commenced
moving lie sanitarigia ~ tlr ilgiiueE
hotno property M tlah Hiew addition,
stiainiug ibe cily oH ;hc cast
Dr 4 A West Il making pfegaga
fioue - epe0 saDitafium near
Mineral Wells park
All arrangements bave pean made
3nt ihe banquet ia be eiYeu at the
h8mher of commerce AZ The lene
aolci heA Friday evening
Councilman Frank reamcf s. lhe
president 81 me Guthrie Mineral win
Ter eempang. whieh commenced sbgH
ping ont lleffelee and soouef va
FIJI odaa
Ihe Gnhrie Maier company 4 na~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01

hams Vegetable Compound was rtse-
omn8wled. and after taking three bst-
lies ahe has feaaiued her health, thanks
N voHF medicine ] can recommend ~
for I'll female troubles Mira /. a.
CoRgRAs, 1905 Rutland Street, Balh-
more, Nd.
Hundreds of sueb letters from moth
rfs expressing their gratitude FOR what
lydia u. Finkham's Vegetable Com.
pound has accomplished for shsn have
heen received Nv the Lydia II iiDkham
Medicine Company, Lynn, Mass.
Young Girls, Heed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with painful
or Irregular periods. baekaeiss head
arhe, dragging-apwu sensations. faint
ing spells or indigestion, should take
immediate action and be restored 10
health BY Lydia V. finkham's Nege-
table Compound. Thousands h0ye been
restored t0 health by It's use.
YFite to Mrs. Pink isasa. Lynn,
Mass, Tor advice, Tree,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01
woodmen Travel "a suIphur

Scores Of delegates - the state
ccnrcntlou og ihc Modern Woodmch
order Va ed through Guthrie tais
morning curoute 10 sulphur 20 NJ
tend the ttree days' meeting Which
couyenes there tomorrow A large
delegation FROM Logan eoantY went
TO ahefe. headed Us ] II Sliearcf
and l. r Dewitt SIR Slcarer ls
state deprty lof the order ia Oklaho
Ha. Othef Guthrie wo0dnea la the
parts were james Mufphes ] ~,
Oldham Julius Oldham and e W.
l'alse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01
Radmm. LInnld All ana mnelea.

Hadhm. LIQUID Alr and Wireless
IeleeraDbe Three greatest maryels
of 5clcnce clearly demonstrated hY
fr0f VIM. .. PATTY al the First
Methodist church Mas 3. 1914, at ), D.
10u viii hlnaya regret II il y0n iall
ID see iia entertainment Reserve
seats on sale At lieoieeb 1ewelry 20
TUESDAY aud "Wednesday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01
Lady Baltimore Cake
The Mosl Popular Cake This Season

"& HtRNs UpAtat NeuAt k0kN UFH1bh
HyNrs Ia8ck Hehen.ic II nm Edifoyof
fte B0sfoa noting ,Shooi llqgo4iAe
Til Is considered b. many cooking
aRshoaities lhe finest cake that can be
made though ID reality It Ii not at al
difficult,
&c Lady Bslilmnrs Cake
enc mp btik<Ff z cNbS cyoR0iatrd
s8eeri Z enb mifh, 4 keost0opfm tos>
saqfel. 5js f6bg fam, ) hoci f6astoosi-
MS h Z HaklHg i0Daey, Whttes 0f6
S1gs. tsakeH dtg.
cfeamile Luttef ana beat ~ The sHRsr
gradually SIT together, three times,
the -four end lasaipg powder, and add
b The buste dsugar alternately With
ihe milk and rose water. lastly. add
the egg Whiie Rskein lhfte. layer cake
pans. rut the lsBers together with The
i9llawing ffo ing
hert The E8As Is lfee ose #aa sfila "a
4 e4Hsn Es. hansss tsg 81 e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01
ALL PRAISE
VERY HIGHLY
That We'll Known Woman's Tonic
Carddi, SO Says Mrs. Bryner, OF
Cameron, W..

Cameron lll eAli my lady
friends, writes Mrs A Bryueg Of
lgmeron. whom have nducea su
take Cardui. praise Il very highly
About hye Years ago. was ali
run dowa | bad been afflicted witu
lepfie trouble Tor several years
fhe doctor lold me would haze
a have an operation bur begin ~
take Cafea and before had tascN
hali bottle, | feli Ike diaeieat
woman
am oals too glad % give son
the privilege Of printing my iosth
mony. II Il viii induce any suffering
woman 70 fFy your wonderful meat
ne
III cases of serious sicknesa. drag
EinE on Tor nontis "a years. i "a
certainly important faal the patient
hoEld get the medicine most likely
te do her good
How can YOU tel!g
~ reading tAe record q ite 81
Cess. Ia cases similar q yours
Has ans me4lei8e 40 egnal Fee0l
- CardHi Ii tbs length of iiaag q
hos beca used bY The people aAd ~
The relief i las brought toathnuganas
XIX suffering women2
Ma. not one
IT'S EdfdHl turn ffrf FaHF trouble.
ii0F II viii surelg help sou
Yanr druggist Viii recommend it
E1t You ask him
n. n. White tn Ladies' AtlEisor1
4 Dept, Chattanooga Medicine 60
4 lchattaEa0ga Tenn for Special III
isiructions, and si-Rage book flOml
q treatment i0r Women sent ID psail
wrapper Oh request
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01
, @ O O @ q o o @ @ o @ @ @ {,
? PERSONAL AND LOCAL q
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Burns Heglcr, Or Oklahoma City
spent sunday here with bis mother
Judge J. c Roberts Of Enid is in
the city.
u. Y Wolyerton OF Ardmore spent
sunday in the city
d ]. Kelley Of Wauribs, is in town.
M r. Haskell Of Muskogce came
to the city Yesterday.
Mr. ana Mrs. + T. COlville, Miss
TOmpkns and H. z. Young. sof Ok
lahoma City, spent Sunday here.
T. II Weldon Of Piedmont is IN
tho city
AIR. and Mrs G. II Lamb of Cln-
ton we're ii town Yesterday.
Rev D. , Hoag grand lecturer for
the Nlasons came IN yesterday for
the consistoFy His home Is at Ard
more.
G. 6. Stroud. Of Waprika, is here
7 1. iiilI Of El REM. IS fl town.
H. l. DOW of okenah. spent Sun
day in The city
Az u Woods, Of Muskogee rs Ia
town
William Barringer received q tele
gram Saturday night from his old
home AT leryeyviiie MS announcing
the serious illness of MS aged moth
er He LETT sunday morning
Rev J X Abernatby. pastor 81 tic
II T. church. South. left this MORN
,ng for sulphur 80 smr the contract.
8fs on payiiiann FOR The state c0n-
feieuce of the Epwouh league. which
is 10 ha held there next mouth
Representative J s sheareF went
ID Sulphur ths morning to attend the
state convention oi tile Modern
n HbAHffN VlMett It NAtAh nv az tAf
tate deautY
l. 7. Dewitt. 81 Lowell, passed
through lefe this morning enr00fe
tr sulphur 10 attcuJ the Woodmen
convention Mr Dewitt # one Of the
delegate from this county
B n Kianey. Of Woodward, pasa
ed through Guthrie tbs morning eh
tgute to Sulphur e attend the Wood
men ennvpntian
Steta Senai0r h Chapman d
hege puni f1mkaHa
Santa He Conductor Pate France a
fsk NJ, Ere raseeH rrr rfgm YiAf v-'tN
Guthrie Qua Purcell after few aass
iay q
Senator j. r. Scott of Perry is
leFe attending the sser- meeting
L. D. sanders. assistant superiu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01

DdliNtttfI Aiiif = no
WAS restored 30
health by Isdia HI
Iinkham's Vegesa-
bic Compound Shg
was pale. With dark
circles under her
eyes. weak and irri.
table Z We different
doctors treated her
and called Il Green
Sickness. bn y D y
grew wore al the
time Lydia +. Fink :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01

gAfv 4 afeeeT4 seger Z ws taa F
&efs tse e fsk2& z ceb ff9tffs satsaf Z
fAf khoffea sg'sm1aks' ffsF eaf q fass sf'<N.
ssir tlie sugar and Fsi4F until fi,e
siigag is Dissolved sbfn lej lgsii without
stirring nnlil ilan sAfHp iYeiH poan
wili splu long thread p9ar npon stc
whites of tht egg beaten drY, beating
constantly uieanasliie Contihnc the
heating until tho irosfiug Is cold. adj
TIE tgait and spread upon the cake
rhe X G Coos Bpgk contains aintss iNa
sieh teiieles gtlipes Bge#l fnHfhas. eAA~s
snd pssiyy 80u can secpffasopg yyff 81 sraa
faS se eeFfiHeaie a5ss eed il eferv gsrruf ssr
f h4kin& YgrfsF ny the fao9f# Ws@ ct
Nhiet1n emsii ceag dD nog cgnsaiN ce
teok ctrfihsates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01

~ fnvOfB 0f good Toe rrean Az
lhe Guthrie Ice Cream company We
deliver anywhere IN the city in any
quantity Per gallon. f5 Ter ~
Gallon, 40 rents Phone s3l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01

he sure aud hear prof Patty Ia bie
reat lecture on laJinm Liauid Air
and Wifeiess Ielegraphy al tie First
Methodist church "Wednesday night
siaY 3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01

FdHhaNult bpuntFy Nttua Ram
DEPUTY Marshal Jack LaHgsion who
ass returned from beaver county
where he wen; TO summons Witnesses
80 appear at The term 0l federal court
: hich cmyeuea at woodward tomOr'
raw lle reports farm conditions n
'ae Panhandle section 10 be Ycry dir.
crWaging Tire whole country III dry
and rain Is NEEDED badly. The
mleal will not make enough Tor seeG
of next years planting and pros
rects are bad for an spring crops. 10
SAYS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01
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s. FRESH TOPICS OF g
q THE TOWN. &
q
0 o O O q O o g @ o o oo o o @

Hig Crowd at Highland Park
Highland park waS the center Of
attraction yesicrday The enjoy
ment Of the band concert was sligbe
Is Impaired by the Rind. aTid the at.
tendance al tue park meeting Was out
down somewhat W. H. Dunn Oi
Kansas City poke Ne was intro.
duecd by John G0lobic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01

Narningbas been sent from Chra.
go OF pair Of mooth Germans sup.
posed to have headed this way q
work on the toCkmen Ernest Won
Seldcn alias Mueller, claiming 10 q
German baron. and bis wife Clara.
arc said 70 bc smooth articles They
arc badly wanied ID Chicago Won Sci
don is about fifty years old, welgha
about 2JQ pounds aud speaks English
very poorly lie knows lot about
cattle and borscs aud tells i Ia tbc
big cities that he owns ranches In
0Elahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01

FOWcI Wskta HdpIu DIINt'
~ T. Power madc a rapid drive
yesterday from Winfield. kan. GOV.
erlng tie distance Of l3O miles 10 an
automobile between D, M, and 6 5
b. m Tho roads were ycry heavy tn
the first part Of the trip
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-01
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Silver and Cold, AZ ~ sack 100
Corn Meat ~ ~ lb saek 27
Graham Flour i2 Va lb sack M .2s
Mixed Bran. 100 10 sack f71
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Corn Chop. 100 lb aack s. ITO
5heiied Corn, per bu. ...t...+.. 50
Oats, per bu. ...,s-...s.... 80
ost Chop, per bu ...t.. ff2
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