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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
At NEW SALEM.

Dairy Commissioner r. F. Flint ar
rived today from New Salem, where
he has been looking after business
pertaining to his office. He states that
New Salem has received some nice
showers during the past 4S hours, and
that crop conditions are unexcelled.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
QUIT AWAITING.
Sweetheart Refused to Marry Him II
He Did Not.

He Did Not.
CHESTER, Pa, July S.-William H.
Aitken Of this city, who has been q
professional aviator since the summer
of 1908, has given up flying and for
that reason Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Darlington Of Ridley Park u
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Beatrice Il. Darlington. to Mr..
Aitken. Miss Darlington declined to
become Mrs. Aitken unless he would
give up aviation.
The airman considered her ultima
tum for a few days and then surrend-
cred Internationally.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
CAPTURED THIEF.

Chief Of Police Mcdonald received
word from Mandan Saturday to be Oh
the lookout for n Harry Harris.
wanted for theft He found his man
lettering about the Northern Pacific
depot the same evening. Chief Nc.
Donald received a reward Of $50 fer
making the arrest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
coMPANY"x uHi.L.

There will be a special meeting or
Company "A" at the armory this
evening. 1t is important that every
member be present as special bust
ness is to be presented to the com
pany. .-"}-.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
ON BUSINESS TRIP.

P. r. Loubek Of Raleigh, was among
the visitors in the Exposition City
Sunday from the southwestern por-
ton Of the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
70 LAIN.

Mrs. C. H. Crockard and children
returned Monday morning to their
claim near Douglas after spending the
Fourth with Mr.. Crockard at Bis.
marck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08

The California Oregon Power Com
pany Is installing on klamath River,
CAL, neal Fall creek, two $4,000 horse
power turbo.generators to operate on
q 1870 foot head. This head is gained
by the construction of q dam 1870 feet
high, with q 300 foot crest, creating
an 800 acre lake. This work will be
completed in January, 1918.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
VISITED IN CITY.

VISITED IN CITY.
G. o. Thompson, q former member
of the Tribune staff, and later editor
and publisher of the Taylor Reporter,
spent Saturday in the city attending
to matters of business interest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
RETURNED FROM FARGO.

Major r. R. Steedman returned this
morning on No. 8 from Fargo. They
are awaiting work from Chicago,
headquarters Of the Central Division
OF the United States army, as to where
the North Dakota national guard will
encamp this year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
City News
UP FROM LINTON.

DR.. J. D. Fuller Of Linton, was
among the visitors in the Exposition
City over Sunday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
eaoM arEElE.

Mrs. Warren Of Steele, arrived in
the city Sunday and Is a patient In
one of the hospitals.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
VISIT AT JAMESTOWN.

Mrs. r. l.. Best and children left
this morning for jamestown, where
they will visit with relatives while
Mr.. Best is at Portland, attending
the Elks' convention.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
B R 7 \ S
A BOY.

A nine.pound boy was born Sunday
morning at the Bismarck hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baumgarten. All
concerned are doing very nicely.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
RETURNED TO MINNEAPOLIS.
Mrs, G. J.. Richmond and children

Of Minneapolis, who have been spend
ing the past ten days in this city Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Wasche
departed for their home Monday
morning on delayed No. 6.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
SPENT SUNDAY HERE.

SPENT SUNDAY HERE.
Karl Shenkenberg OF Hebron, was
among the arrivals In the city and
spent Sunday visiting with friends.
He returned to his home Sunday az
ternOOn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
Colonies Lose to Senators.

Louisville, July S.-Columbus de-
feated Louisville today in bot hgames
of the double header, the first Is to
4, and the second 3 to 2. The locals
never had a chance in the first con-
test. Poor base running killed their
chances in the second. McQuillen
proved too strong in close places.
while Richter allowed the visitors to
bunch four of their five hits in the
third inning. Packard had things his
n, u,o IN tho Hrat
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08

and Milwaukee split even In q double
header here this afternoon, Kansas
City taking the first 5 to 4 and the
Milwaukee team the second 4 to 3.
Milwaukee used three twirlers In the
first contest. but their work was Of.
set by the steady heaving Of Rhoades.
Nicholson and Maddox waged q merry
battle in the second game which was
won In the tenth inning by the home
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
The Markets
,NNEAPoLIs.
(Cl0se)


Wheat hard 1903. northern
l.7 IA at 1.O7 IL; arrive 1.O7 IA.
2 northern LOS IL to 1.O6; arrive
LOS IL. 3 white 1903 IL at 1.04.
l Durum 100; arrive 100. 2 Durum
81; arrive 81.
Corn-3 Y. G. II to 72. 4 corn Sc
IL at 50. w. o. ~ at A Ia.
OATS oats "A at As.
Barley, IS at SO.
Rye, 10.
Flax 2.O3 IL at 2.O2 lie. Arrive
2.03 IL. Sept. 80 5-8 to 3-4, Dec,
100 IA at SO. --,s u-sS
DULUTH.
(Close)
Wheat-July 1.N IA at SO. Sept.
100 ~: l hard on track 100 IA, /
northern On track 1903 IA; arrive
los IA. 2 northern on track 1.O5 IA
to LOG IA. Arrive LOS IA at LOG
IA. / Durum spot 1903 IA; arrive
1903 IA. 2 Durum spot SO IA; ar
rive SO IA. July 1 OS IA. Sept. 81.
Oats on track As 3-8; arrive in Aug
ust and September IS.
Rye on track, 60; rye arrive In Aug.
and Sept. 66. +, Il.
Barley on track IS at SO.
Flax on track 2.O6 IL; arrive same.
July 2.O6 IL; Sept. 1893 IL, Oct. 1885.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08

Cincinnati, July 8.-Cincinnatl de-
feated Brooklyn in the first game OF
the series here today 2 to l in ten
innings. Benton was hit more freely
than Barger, but managed to keep hits
we'll scattered. Hoblitzell's double
and Mitchell's single in the tenth in
ming won for the locals.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
Mulers Get Two.

WJuISV0 SSS sWOs
Minneapolis, July S.-Both games
of today's. double header with st.
Paul were won by the home team 6
to 1 and 5 to 8. Young held the Wis
itors to four hits in the first game,
but was batted freely in the second.
Olmstead relieved in the eighth after
Ferris, batting in his place, had driv-
en- in the tying run In the seventh.
SCORE r. H. E.
Minneapolis ..................6 : .
81, F8ul ........'..
Batteries-Young and Owens;
Dauss, Thomas, Rieger and Marshall.
Score- r. H. E.
Minneapolis .................o .
St. Paul ~ y
Batteries-Young, Olmstead n
Smith, Owens; Gardner, Rieger and
Murray.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08

REACHED VALLEY CITY.
Word has been received that the
auto parties comprising Messrs. and
Mesdames r. D. Hoskins and r. j..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08

The automatic electric incubator is
now Matching chicks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
Indiana Go To Pieces.

Indians Go TO Pieces.
indianapolis, July S.-lndianapoliS
went to pieces in the sixth innig to-
day and allowed Toledo to core an
easy victory, Z to Q. James was hit
hard, but he kept his hits scattered
and received perfect support.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-08
SUNDAY GAMES.
Cubs Get Fifth.
Reda pefeat brooklyn.

Batteries-Liefield and Archer; Sui
ZEE, Dale and Bresnahan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-19
Grafton

Th- management . the i0csl III
iiv rogy~z1ns sosban team arr nO~
Is..-os /. las pifl ilr u inas-rs o pa,
s.rs-tD- N~casus--l S-holl - -
to BE- PLAYED In this city At the SSu;h
~a- rz4A o. sss- ,e-.l..'- rri-i--s -
srEogn-
ff no FrGay. thea SATURDAY.. 'r
bsgu state thar rs-y s5Hi tA'- came
saa ,asy are EIIaz 70 maG" ihr ooE
.-r-lsu o. slus NJ iae jratsaa team
. sss she das
Tt- zeal boss rils -~i'afAila,
Ter thssnscl.~n uEen tHry hs'id ~
-lssk., arg sch5Isstigs - no. 'n=
-s-.inE score 'ast Fri1ay tn ~ r-t-
"a ih.- i no doIuI roe bus isa'
= sail tae lcgaI seam AHsu=r iar .
am. sab Graupn. fhs hEEsri rroUa
,.ndani apar sSoshail SaHn~ tn
s.ar IA lib ri,r al b. present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-19
FINE STATION
FOR FAIRVIEN

Tie " y T co has had piss
azlNu ior The sgraetBrr als g Boz
srklu- ior tidH
'r4- n VT. CO VIA scja STAR -
r-sicn o. neu slaii-a aai sto-a-
sE,.1ss ., FairvH-w Th plan feT q
=, uliara have I~en draHa saa .aft
I.,su susHsitsE 60 contractors Goa
LEas
TAr fuilIiHE sis b. iOu-rH f-s
Zid ana thlrs essht fsri lpHz :
n b. a ;uo ztlgs LHiiEns u -
srsHa a. II, ssd o. she Fsirsi'a h''
TIE ~am'Gny Ass -eV~ral sia'i'7'
TIA. ash b. baIl- a. Sar.sas Ioin
-ug gas sytts ID
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-19

gam, r. " y a. "a ~. 1872 g. aad
WusHavr, rl Do Mor-1nt7NH t'aii'.
~ FsIrHzaI lor shn has~ if''-'as
arra uho want % go ihs'm - o.
The a-s 3 m. q DE erubl HA ff
lairh Sal " tire 50 ma. " 'ys'ffs'''s
central sal ~ -all"i a. g. Ehf
admission f1r helh - mes sil ~ 20,
= cents. 1h.rh - tsrs e"ap TO- ~
ls.Ec stJFt There VII h. 81 c'ai sfr
.i~e fug fs- Eaaa, ctcF t4- q -Hi I"
md tract ,uu iB's.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-19

snARAcTER % TbSg MN Daell 81
TptG LENGLs OReHAnD
cOWPaalV.

tn. OMcers naa TpiTgTiuGa - ~
L..-oelu Orchard Cumu1ny Az un q
un-u~tt iuaabls chaEaetsf - Mo
rity. Mr. A l.. FloiS. FTprieuua - -
company. % lItFvrior 81 he uluusS-l
lsankiaE and Trass Company. ~ ~
: niu ~ t'uiou no1h q o,rnplln-
tss.t ylrumia Mr q. 2 Uhlr1a.
nirrctor o. Ths Levels Oiuhars Gq,
..aAy. 70 siso ts.rur1oT q ~ A1Ae-
IA Uniou AJAX ~ gisneille. ~ ".
a. Nhifina. The TTea1uIpr = . l1lls
aafaaare dealer ara roulloE4
tslenviiis. " Va. ~. r q D1lr
huugh. secretary. h PFineirai . -
Gl-usIIIe Normai nrheli. Gl-lplll.
~. ~. = ". VurueF. tha Vlrr.
dsut. IL . ussro..1ul uAyuilo lrl
sas.ness man 81 EtnEuout. ~ "a
Nr e 4. PteFus. EtnguugL ~. ~.
> dlrsrter. IL ssrrutugy ~ u1u1
x th- I-if,ie CaUra uyrhaFi cuuI
ylr NHiiam NeLoual1 rulg-
.rz.I gFoset ana . una uho ~ Ers
y tsa.n.nx un,srr IN Mller l-l11rl-s
3 mou, rhfUuahuut West VIEsinia ~
or saecsss - orvharaista. = a
NJ "a aaauEaEE this o'ehnn1. O..
s,cIoaa.d has dcVoted bls auriSa rae
q Ills oirhsFn for Urea gral
wOtLD YOU NOT LIKE 70 SulN
n an iNvEsTHIRsT WITH Elr
NEN AS ABOVE t.sT o. ~
sor HOW gAsY " Is 70 % 90
a.. 8. CRANE M
sTEPIggS nAN
Enrlustvs AGua
Na1ioa Cu
ga Floor Trzssi comtaay E
Fsirmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-19
Funeral

REGAlnss OF Eiiss AENA FssLiN
DEN INTERRED ~ HOLY CROSS
CEMETERY.
Funersl sfrs over Ma Anna
sS-I.lp,i, y. q ,ai.-.in u a suio .'ri4'ht
hics r-csrr,d % - ar-lg ntslu q
.IarkSlzrz vsr- a'is AZ - peter >
-atho.ir raurtA IN izss city 'Atr
iDrning. Rev FATHER Fscutlsu ofsi't-
NJ t.asr evtnsng tae remaiEa wefr
sought 20 New Eusi4nh and ta'-sn "a
), aOsnr u haT pzrnis. ~ ana Mrs.
N.so,, Ml.fs6~a. ah~rs tAey TruatNra
tuTii tins gsarniBg
Tao aisss - % the deCsas''d acr'Tn
auiaa So rsuratnf f-uFi s'iartrtufs
lni,fmsus H5s HaAe r. Tds CrSs
-anrtsrs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-19
DOUBLE HEADER
FOOTBALL CAME


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se,,,,-y ...,s. 1. b..-lra
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-19
PRIZES
FOR ANNUAL
CORN SHOW
EARL SstEETB DIRECTOR % -
aleULTURE At UNIVERSITY
VIVA ASSIST ~ Tplg ENpStal-
TIOn WORK btERG


WOTd ms br-a r-relVsd hy' ths
counry uupsrtuisnaenl. ". y. KsH
Ids. that Mr. 4. W. sh.-tu. diTeesor
Ct Arrioulture Ctub Wort y ihe Cni-
iege q Agriculture. N@nEaniOun. Uhs'
~ here 10 aid IN oOnduriinG the 81
ruai cora rhou which Uiil h hetu -
~ cOurt house on Norembar - NJ
shsef. has trayslrd al over IN Btais
4, the iassrerl OF his Work. aH1 has
..ad Aids experience IN corn Erou ias-
in zedirtOu 10 ildElnE tha corn and
zuurdibg tie prru1iuEls. be VIA aSrFaG
"a the snrmsrn and 70 tha boyu and
s.ris : boul the work Ia uhirh b. 10 "a.
EsE-d-
ot psrtieular iuter-aG - the farTa-
-rs al ~ eounty uIli ~ tAe d5leua-
siaa q tha rpaulfs 81 ~ variety 'nsi
rhirh vas conducted - tha farm o
Nr. ). 1. Erwin, nsar FssrmoBt- Ses-
..tal SsrisrieS Of rom NeFe lhoEulghi,
.ssted on this fara duFtug ~ 49,
soa.Dn. aud Grrsf ,aina WuTa tahsa q
i.t~rmIne int what varieties arr uni'
= 10 shis rrEioH- Mr. Ghoats VII
have sone charts nadr especially 90
sbsu the results a. IN. varsity aaIl
Wita Mr. sherss Nin cOuir an0Ihfr
{ University man Of side eApeFiea-s -
corn grover. Whh two Fueh msn
20 dirert the work. ~ coming cora
s..BW n certain to- W great Haonuaa-
Thr public IL invited 10 aileud tn
l-ou a. the rourt house kerr SaluT
~. November -. and h - HOPED Jhnl
.vsFy Earmer o. TIE c0uHty ala euEer
AhIbss In he ahow this pear Hn''
,eIp to make y one u tns b. farm
- events Of ths eouaty.
The uork Of collecting Prsmiuuls
or the combined farmers and huyr'
nd Eir.s' corn sbo~ has uhooS hasu
aupl.ted. Following are pEeUtums
sot ,TrVtOasly reported.
CharIes J. CorbiH 4 sona. harT~i
tinncha four
y & RaNaBd ! <hirt-
Martins DrEg ssorc. l lsdies' haud
az.
E1sser'. Ic~eiry s,Or-. sud sisn--
mE
" y. Cs-..O..rs psoe aiOVN. l pais
~ bsnd arrtics-
Charles y Nantey. SEE cash
O4hrr sash -uusriburiOns uia -
unounrvd iateg
Tie Hsl Of l,FiR-s tor tbs farmers
aru shOu Ans b--n fuily made ~ o.
! given bcioa Farmers utll nose
azi the Vrizea arr nnneFOus ana q
a praetLcai chstarrer Thia Iia1 ~
g; 10 b. coufus~d ~ith The siss oi
.reuasuuis Tor thc bays and girl.' cuGn
roe Thc two are -atiFply nsra
sft
Cia.s No J. YeIioa Cora. Ffvs EArI
,zhIh.i FlrEi prin-. hauvi Atina
sour. seoond pFi1e. us+ IoSla cuisi-
aaor. laird PRIV rOskef. SDursh
els-. hand rultlsatOg. fifth prt1s-
40 nd gloves. siNfh pEinr patr are
-. urrenrh prin-- shirt eiEhrh uTtsr.
s1ssy ra1nF
Class No. :. whine Cora Ftrs Ear'
1h.hH -First prszs harrRl Ninneha
= lssar s,-ro..e priz-. lave tGoih cg.-
l,nioT. third prtn- slrlpOa h1i;
sursh prsrr. ahuuaiHum Cu1ur ~
.ffh prtsr. pa!r 40 EiuScs- o'~'
.ris.. par hauns sliuUeEs; SsUultA
nrtr-. uhiFi: siEhth prrus. Euuur stE-s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-19
PoLIcE eoURT

on B al aIuisH IN l-sitce ruEr1 ihh
asuiaa Gss rad sh- usual t.lp1 80
uln snI th.n slisaai-s-l.and uHr'u
- ho4Gs astes aaras ~ uup agr1n
MA aAa u.a rzuid parstliy -
Outur 3 ~ mun hpila rug -
- - ~ 9 r'',.'|~ - 9
$780, -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-19
MANY MEN LOSE
LIVES III MINES


nln1nnGua - ~ o1al ullg aget1G1ia
. ~ Uuna1 Bno-s ~ ~ munlhs
q g1umFF - AnSi g 90 SUaf.
b uas oulDilu1 ~ FEu1uEsG ~. Her
90. an - ha.u1 q 1auEhly FuUlsr''
aIon OvuFy Glnls h1siug : lyGa1 x
eoal mils tns-eett1n. Wtlb ~ GaeuP
tiea q EGnrnatg. Ths utls inaUar
toJs and u1l1ls 6sIarimsu,u q tbaae
siul.s hnUs FUUuEiod . uural - l.a'S
ma1 hlllud = 80 ah01f ths cuol
usilos OnrinE d. mt stgbt ul1uths
81 1pll - 1anuaEy. - Den ioa'
ShetS Lives. - Frbguagg. 49, inI
Asreh. IA n AUgl. =. n Nay. lei,
- Juas. as. IN Suiy. tSO. - Algls,.
les. Theoa Gsnrcs in1ie.is rhal un'
isaS thRls ~ . nunhsr q s1cuPI
gicual GiulsieTs dlhhg tbs reDnin.
lsE fOur nu1ths g M yeaT iherr With
b. . suhuaa.ttlF dscFuase u ~ iD,ai
Euu,bsr - ouaths n 1919 - compaFua
With those ID ISIl.
Tables giVing ne Stait.itrs - eel
cideuii 10 ~ cual mines 81 To- o0lu.
u, durfus 1919 - 1874 are npDgnd.
- in euoSsase1 form ia order lo
pinrs lhe nuai nEnF-s for fbp psi
tuo ythrp. - cou,pilsd ~ this buTuouI
tetoFp the tate milne Inspectors asa
,ss COaj niine opsraiors aud uoFh.
sTs uiihuEi delay Incident 10 theT
rub.icaaon In usorr detail FOr pur
rosss OF oO1nriuua with Pr~viOu'
lssn there 10 aiso presented = liable
.-i,irg iaiaIity ra.eS lOT the LAT hal
~ cad,
During the raieBaar yrar 1911 thrfcI
rerv AIS MN killed b. ncridru.s
a and sbUut the coal n5nes Of the
Kfed statss - compared uitb 1sts
risn killed ln ISlo. . d-creas~ at ~
asnias The fatality rate tor 1911
~ leeo m@a employed in and ab0ut
nv mines Uas 2ss - conluarrd With
- 10 iSlo. ard IN drarh rate ~
million slaoFs tens Of cuai mtned DE-
creased froua SIS IN 1915 10 5.ts N
irll Th- uuntrF d toms o. coal
,,,-..5 - .-,,h $500 tr,-, ~
49,, - - -. mr.. -, ,r.r-,or.
,,.,,,., -, !, ro11 o,e,
III pFeStDua yelF. contrasting tie In.
,..,.u.,, ,h,-b A, -, r,,de a.
- ..-.,,tt,, ,f,,... t,4y- 49,, IN,
- 49,. - -, -, ,.,,,.,or.s
.t.yt !. ,,,,s-,,,-,. NJ 4 -, A.. a ,
49, :. .,-.,,,,,,.l,, st---,ror,
,.,,.,o..--.
Thai th"rr has bren . substantial
t,creare ~ tse fatality rates IN The
1aimiEiEs itdussT1 Of El'e Iniiet
states - th~ last hail dorado
ouR hg the Statistics, aaA- - q
e dy stated. the inSiratinns arr iha
rherv silI ~ stil iurfhs.r d~rr''a''
q TIE rates Tor 1874
R.EBrdiaE she u,oaihiy pubiicAaoi
81 Eattsfic- o. onal wine Hcraaeu''
he directsr oi rhc hurgau o. mine
exFresssa bic appreciaItpH % u
hearty csSCgraisou and aas!s'anr"
ready s~e@r'led by tie saTi0us stat
,.fine Inspectors and S'nt" mining d.
parneuts and hSPen tEaf ufh III
AID II ,bsir kindly crIiic-sIns sna Sug
Esr'ious the monthly report. way b
come a. great value The tahaA
oTsas Ia Uhirh '"P ''aiss'scs are Pab
hzbed must b. rr=Arded ~ 'entati"
nd subicrt 20 reslriua- The hnr'a
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK,


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poultry equipment, why worry about
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