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Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.

Everyone is preparing to attend the Fourth of July celebration in East Lake park, which is to be given by the local order of the Fraternal Broth erhood Every member of this grand order is lending his best efforts to make this celebration complete in every detail. Flying banners, with strains of music to entertain and at tract the crowds, and amusements to hold. them, confetti to throw and whistles to blow, and the gOodfelloW- ship of the members will help to make this occasion brilliant sue cess.
 There will be a long parade in which gayly decorated floats and au- tomobiles filled with happy, merry making young ladies and gentlemen will take part.
 In the afternoon a sham battle will be fought between the two local companies of the Arizona National Guard. These companies are the best drilled companies of Arizona. and the battle will be both interesting and instructive,
 Footraces sack races, potato races, and in fact every freak race in the line of sports, will be held.
 Baseball by two crack teams of the valley will be played. The grand stand will be free. and the enthu- siastic fan will have no restrictions. Just come and "holler yer head off"
 In the evening a thousand electric globes will brightly illuminate the grounds, and booths attended by pretty young ladies attired in fancy costumes will be in evidence.
 There will be rest rooms for all; where you may finger and drink ice cold lemonade. while conversing with that dainty little miss with the brown
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
PROSPECTS GOOD SAYS H. E. GROOM
Recent Real Estate Deals Handled
 By Him.

H. E. Groom sold for D. T. Bay less 40 acres in section 12, township 3 north, range 1 east. to Rosa H. Haczler, for $75 per acre this being all cash. This is unimproved land but entitled to water
 Groom also sold for A. Schreck a house and lot 24. block A. Westlawn. for $500. This was bought by C. A. Whitfield as an investment. He also has money up on another good deal which he expects to close Monday. The prospects never looked better for the Salt River valley than now. Land prices are steady and strong. caused principally by good crops and steady line of buyers and lockers for valley lands
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
SALES BY THOMPSON Mc-
 CANDLES co.

Two nice sales were made during the week by the Thompson McCand- Iiss Co. Four lots at the corner Of Eleventh avenue and Madison were sold to T. A. Jones of the Sanitary Plumbers.
 A nice brick cottage was sold to Byron Fitch, an employe of the state capitol building. It is located at 325 North Ninth avenue. and was former ly owned by MT. Schutte
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
U. 5. GOVERNMENT
 WILL TAKE A HAND
indian Official Buys Residence at E
 E. Pascoe's House Shop.

Roy Perry, of the U. $. Indian
 school service, has just closed through
 the office of F.. E. Pascoe for one Of the Henry houses. It is located at S05 East Pol street. This is a pretty modern new cottage, that MT Perry
 purchased for his home.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
CALIFORNIAN CONVERTED. Golden Slater Will Settle on Ranch Bought Through HeaIy & Conrad

Healy and Conrad were successful during the week in selling a splendid piece of garden land in the heart. of the Wilson district The former own CT was Sid Henry, the purchaser is MT Pitkin, of Gridley, California. This tract now contains five acres of garden truck. The consideration of the deal was tWenty-two hundred and fifty dollars.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
MORE CAPITOL HOUSES
Contracts Let for Two New Homes in
 Popular Addition

The Capitol Realty company has just let more contracts to l.. $. Mer- riam for two modern up-to-date resi- dences, one to be built on Jefferson street between 18th and 18th avenues
 and the other to be built on Madison stret, between 18th and 17th avenues.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
SHRlN FRS.

Major GrinSted. of the United States Indian school has assumed command of the marching club. Major Grin sted for a number of years served as captain of Company A of the National Guard of Arizona, and is now in charge of the companies of Indian students at the Indian school He is thorough in every detail, and the club will make rapid strides while under his command.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
IN THE NORTH EAST PART OF
 TOWN

ThrOuhg the office of C. D. Messner, Fred Jacobs has sold to Eva Crandall lots 13 and 14 of Johnson's Home Sub-
 division This is pretty house built of brick The consideration was 5000.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16

Children that are affected by worms are pale and sickly and liable to contract some fatal disease. WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE cX- pels worms promptly and puts the child on the road to health Price 25c per bottle. Sold by ElVey X Hu- let's Pharmacy
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
NOT ALWAYS.

"Speakin' of Ohio as the mother of presidents observed Uncle Jerry Peebles, sometimes she acts more like d stepmother toward em."-Chi- Cago Tribune
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
ONE ON JOHN.

Husband-You look bad today my love. Is it that you are ill?
 Wife-NO. John: it's this last years hat I'm Wearing-Harper BaZar
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f. Frame Dwelling House

Stable and other outbuildings.
Underlying this land are large deposits
of what are believed to be valuable
clays.
On the same day and at ONE O'CLOCK
P. NJ, on the lot of land above mention
ed, and Under the pc yer co tia ned in said
mortgage, the undersigned, as Assignee
aforesaid, will offer at public sale, the
following personal property vi .:
Che Steam Shovel and extra Dipper,
Chains, &C., one Hosting Engine and
Boiler. 2 March Pumps, steel Dump
Tuckets, 3 Dump Cans, Turn Tables,
1000 feet of 1f 10. Rails for cars and one
Double Cylinder
TERMS OF SALE Prescribed by mort
gage-Cash on day of sale. Other and
more favorable terms may be obtained
on day of sale, from the Assignee, If pur-
chasers desire. Cost of conveyance to
be paid y purchaser.
ROBERT c. THACKERY,
Assignee of said mortgage.
p. NJ Groves. auct. feb ia
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~ SAIE
or
PersondIP rOpefty
The undersigned intending 10 quilt
'arming Will sell at Public Sale. where
she now resides, on the road leading
rom ChesaDeake City to Elkton. about
: rs mile outside OF Chesapeake City, on
Thursday, Feb. %, 1917
beginning at O'CLOCK SHARP. all Of
her Personal Property, without reserve.
as follows:
J, 22 Head Horses 8 Colts

No. 1-Bessie Morre1l, mare, IS years
old, sired by Grey Morrell, record ESQ,
fine brood mare.
No. 2Fritz, gelding, IA years old. SIR
ed by Garrett. record 2.25, fine all round
horse.
Nc 3--Dick, gelding, IA years old, sired
oy Ossian, horse OF great endurance
No. 4-Liszie, mare, IL years old, sired
by Garrett, fine brood mare.
No. 5--Sister G., mare, 8 years old,
sired by Garrett, fine and attractive.
No. 6--valgine, gelding, years old,
sired by Garrett. tne all round horse.
No. Roy, gelding, IL years old, sired
~ Grover u, rine ali round horse.
No. S-frince Morrell, gelding, years
I'D, sired by William NJ, record 2zl Ia,
fine horse
NO. 9-Loye, gelding, years old, sired
oy Dr. CooDer horse: he is everybody
horse
NO. 1O-Kitty Clark, mare, years old.
sired by Admiral Dewey, tBiddle 81, and
very fine one.
No. 11-Bessie r., mare, years old,
s.red by Alcantara, sire OF Barnett B.,
aecord z.06. Look out for this one.
No. LADY Woodlock, mare. years
Old sired by Woodlock, dam Daisy B.,
record 2.15. remember this one.
No bike, gelding, years old.
sired by Pavne's stallion. fine colt.
No. l4-rompie, gelding, years old,
sired by Payne stallion; these colts are
ready to work.
No. 15-Skutter, / year old, sired BY
rayne stall on, a good one.
No. l6-,Bessie Vincent, l year old, sir
I'd by Allie Vincent, watch this one.
No. 17-Lady Garrett, mare. years
old, s.red by Garrett. record 2.26, in foal,
uone better.
No. 1S-Lucy A., mare, 4 years old,
sired by DAlcantara, record 225, dam
Dorcas L., best bred mare in the State.
No. 19-Sister, mare, years old, sired
oy Dewey Garrett, dam Lady Garrett;
here is good one and beauty.
NO. z0-Dorcas L., mare, II years old,
sired by Imp. Cantaka, fine brood mare
and believed to be in foal.
No 21-1Dan, II years old, good work
horse
No. 22-Lawrence, sorrel gelding, 10
years old. fine horse, good worker, safe
for lady to drive.
Several of these mares are believed
to be in foal to good bred horses.
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Farming Implements, Etc.

set double wagon harness, 2 sets pillow
harness, set single wagon harness, set
surrey harness, blankets, work brides,
2 carriage brides, breast collars, 2
Ay-nets, halters sleigh bells, COW
chains. ] two horse farm wagon, buggy,
runabout, road cart, dayton, foot Plano
binder, foot Plano mower, hand rollers,
weeder, hand cultivators, spring har-
row, spike harrow, hay rake, II it. hay
fiat, hay fork, rope and puileys, 2 blocks
and falls, hay rig, feed cutter forks 2
wagon jacks, 2 post jacks, wheelbarrow,
two horse Hamburg plow, No. 1902, grain
fan, grindstone, iron pot with stay, two
horse spread, chain, 2 cross cut saws.
loJ double and single trees, barn shovel,
lawn mower, half bushel and half peck
measures, vice and anvil, combined, 2
moving scythes, hoes, rakes, shovels, Q
empty barrels, 2 barrels vinegar, corn
basket, beam and pose, lot tools, 2 hedge
knives, TONS MIXED HAY, 100 bushels
CORN, 80 bushels OATS, 3 20-qt milk
cans, 90 Barred Plymouth Rock chick
ems, 90 dressed posts, coal stove, 10 plate
stove, No. Cook Stove, l Oak Bedroom
Set, | Walnut Bedstead, 2 Bed Springs,
'ot of other things too numerous to men
ton.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of $40 and
under Cash. All sums over that a credit
giving bankable note with approved
endorser, with interest from date.
EMILY C. ALFREY,
Administrative of Geo. 7. Alfrey. deed.
w. d, Ewing, auct. feb 17-2
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IN PIE MENTS

WAGONS. IMPLEMENTS, HARNESS
TWO farm wagons, Mccormick binder. in
good condition; Mccormick mower, 2 No
.! left-hand Syracuse plows, Mccormick
aay rake, for two horses; Mccormick hay
tedder, hand cultivators, good as new
Black Hawk corn planter, with plenty OF
cable and phosphate attachments; Evans
;orn planter, disc harrow, spring-t0 Doth
harrow, double corn workers, good
ones; plank roller, 2 hayfiats, sled, lead
harness, breechband harness, collars,
brides, lines.
MISCELLANEOUS: Corn by barrel.
ed for cutting cornstalks, forks, rakes,
shovels, hoes, 2 sets double and SINGLE
trees, short and long; horse tree,
spreaders, jockey sticks, hay fork and
ope, chains OF all kinds, sleigh, and in
TACT, nearly everything that is needed on
A farm, and many other things not emu
merated.
TERMS CASH, but persons desiring.
credit can have anywhere from one to.
six months, by giving bankable note and.
adding the discount The sale will COM
nence at IL m. sharp, so as to suit per-
sons that want to get home early. Re
member, we will commence on time
j. C. NAUDAE-
Hindman, auct.
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d with his life. Often it, that
people neglect coughs and
BIT risk your life when prompt
|. Kings New Discovery Will
and 50 prevent a dangerous
lung trouble, 1T completely
lin a short time. Of a terrible
fol 0 ed a severe attack Of
|Ites j. R. Watts, Floydada.
l rega;ned is pounds in weight
b lost" Quick, GATE, reliable
lnteed. SOC and $1.00. Trial
at all Druggists.
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Columbia wagon, wide tread; narrow
,ltl neM bed; ) spring dearborn buggy,
sleigh, buffalo robe, New Way corn plan
.er and cnaln, nearly new; Buckeye grain
irill, in good order; roller, hay rigging,
harrows, 2 riglt hand Rowland Chilled
)loms, one small pillow, hand cultivators,
,orn coverer, marking out sled, mower.
iorsa rake. wheel cultivators, grain
.radles, briar scythe, wheelbarrow, grain
an. corn shelter, cross cut saws, forks,
rakes, shovels, hoes, mattocks, picks,
chains, corn knives, grain shovels, car
riage poe, single and doubletrees, cow
chains, hay fork and rope. Four sets
wagon, set double carriage and lot old
harness; brides, collars lot tug and
breast chains.
MISCELLANEOUS.
800 phosphate and cotton bags, 40 su-
gar, fish and vinegar barrels, chunk
stove, old cook stove, churn, and other
household goods hogshead, lot old iron.
Corn by barrel, Ray by ton, 100 Chickens,
and lot other things that will be gathered
p by the day of sale.
TERMS-S.0 and under, cash: over $50
months credit, purchaser give bankable
note with approved security; per cent.
of for cash on sums above $50; interest
from date II not paid when due. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock a. m, sharp.
Hindman, auct. D. III. OWENS.
feb 24-3@
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Hindman, auct.

". B. raised these horses myself.
and their equals are hard to find My
cows are good and | purchased all my
implements new when | began farming,
and have taken good care Of them.
]. G. N.
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Frame Dwelling House Ill.,!

With cellar, frame barn on stone founda-
ton walls and other necessary outbuiid-
.ngs THIS property is well watered-
mere are number of springs o. pure
Tater thereon as wei as pumps of ex-
client water at the house and barn.
acre also d god apple orchard on
his farm, about forty acres of this farm
5 in t.llage and the balance in good
arriving, growing timber.
Both Cf these desirable farms are in
good condition and we'll fenced and con-
venient to mills, schools, churches and
markets.
They are located within about three
miles of Akin, a depot on the B. G
R. r. Co. and about the same distance
from the town of Port Deposit-a depot
on the Port Deposit and Columbia r. R.
thus rendering easy and convenient ac-
cess to the city markets.
THE TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed
by the decree are that one third of the
purchase money shall be paid in cash on
the day of sale and the residue in two
equal installments payable in six and
twelve months respectively from day of
sale. The credit payments shall bear
interest from the date of sale and be
secured to the satisfaction of the trus-
tees.
The cost of the deeds shall be paid by
the purchasers.
GEORGE A. BLAKE
WILLIAM S. EVANS,
John G. Hindman, auct. Trustees.
feb $40
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Farming Implements, Etc.

Two manure spreaders new; l Farm
BELL, l Disc Harrow, new good Three
aorse P.ows, nearly new; Spring tooth
HarroWs, Spiketo Harrows, good
as rev; l Roller, 2 Osborne Binders,
good as new, Wheel Cultivators, Sin
gle-hand Cultivators, 1 Deer Corn Plan
ter, Wheat Drills, good ones; l Dear
BORN Wagon, Farm Wagons, l Horse
art, good Mowers, Osborne and Cham
ZION; 2 Hay Tedders, one OF them new;
iorse Rakes, good as new; 1 Grindstone,
Hay R.ggings, l Hand Cornsheller,
good as new; l Grain Fan, ~ sets Pillow
Harness, 4 sets Wagon Harness, ! set
Dearborn Harness, l set Single Carriage
Harness. l set Double Carriage Harness,
set Cart Harness, l Top Buggy, l No
top Buggy l Rubbertire Buggy, good as
lew; l Two-Seat Dayton, good as new; 2
lay Forks, lot of Fulleys, Block and
Rope for same, .ot of Fence Posts,
cythes, Crow Bars, Ladders, Saws, Axes,
forks, shove's, Hoes, vt of Tools, and
other useful articles too numerous to
mention. Also a few Household Goods,
&c.
LOT Of Cob Corn by the BusheI
Lot Of Hay by The Ton.
Terms OF SALE-All sums of 500 and
under, Cash: over that amount a credit
Of Nine Months will be given, purchaser
giving a bankable note with approved
endorser with interest from date
MRS. r. A. HARRIOTT.
Ggene Racine, auctioneer.
byron Bouchelle, inside clerk. feb 1913
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8 Acres, More or Less

being the same land conveyed to the said
William II. Hanna by Leslie Goodyear
and wife, by deed dated October 10, 1904,
and recorded in Liber NJ. d., No. 2, folio
1876, one Of the Land Record Books of said
county, except a small portion contain
ing two acres conveyed by said Hanna
to the Mt. Hanna Brick and Clay Com
pany, by deed dated October 18th, 1904,
and recorded in Liber NJ. ID. No. S, folio
296, another of said Land Record Books
The improvements consist of
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& IS Head Of Horses

NO. 1-DUROC BAY STALLION, s yrs.
old, good worker and weighs 1880 lbs; a
fine big horse. This horse had a fine
trade and made me a good income every
year.
NO. stranger, sorrel, 10 years old,
a No. ! driver, safe for lady to drive,
fearless of automobiles and steam.
NO. 3-Boney, sorrel, 10 years cid, a
fine, big all around farm horse, will work
anywhere; can't hitch him wrong.
NO. 4-Prince, sorrel horse, No
work horse
NO. SUNDAY, years old, black, good
worker and driver, any lady can drive
her; in foal by Duroc.
NO. G-Queen, 10 years old, fine farm
mare, will work anywhere; with foal by
Duroc.
NO. May, II years old, sorrel mare,
a good worker and driver
NOS. and Bunny and Roy, coming
3 years old, partly broken, will make
good, big farm horses. You better look
this pair colts over.
NO 10-Bertha coming years.
NO. 1l-Fusty, coming years.
NOS. ~ and 13-Beauty and Eva, 3
months old.
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HORSES

SIX FINE HoRSES-No. ], Bay Mare.
= connie, . years, sound and gentle, will
40 ANYTHING, perfect beauty No. Q,
Ned, Brown Horse, years, will do any
thing; he Is very stylish. No 8, Dan.
say horse, years, is all right No. A.,
enn, Bay Horse, years. fine driver.
slo' plenty of speed, sired by Penca-.
der, will work anywhere. No. s. polly
ay Mare, years, very stylish Won,
ant hitch her wrong; she is a peach.
NO 3, Sadie, Roam Mare, years. by
elcader, fine young animal
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COWS

FIFTEEN MICH cows, all good; Z
u them fresh now, four of the calves.
nave Just been sold off, three have calves
t their sides; balance will nearly all be
fresh before and by the day of sale
1ere is chance to buy profitable COWS.
GUERNSEY BULL, two years old,
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Having cropped my farm on the Shares.
and having no use for my stock and i'm
PIGMENTS, l will sell on the above date.
"lthout reserve or undertaking, 1-2
niles south of Rising Sun, on road lead
ing from Pennington to West Noting
ham. Cecil county, as follows
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So Acres, z Roods and 29
PerCheS Of Land

BE THE SAME MORE OR LESS, and is
called and known as "Boyd's Defiance"
and is situate about 100 yards TO the
ives. OF the public road from Blythedale
10 Woodlawn, and adjoins lands Of the
Whitaker Iron Co. and others.
The Improvements c0ns.s, of q TWO
MD a HALF STORY
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Farming Implements, Etc.

Two farm wagons, l spindle wagon,
good as new; / market wagon, ! top
buggy, l hay rigging, wheel cultivators,
! iron harrow, Z Randall harrows, i sulky
pillow, / disc pow, l Wizard pillow, No. rs;
1 South Eend plow No. 4; corn planter,
good as new; / hyperion drill, l hay ted
der, / mower, ! grain fan, hand Guilt
yators, / manure spreader, Success;
dog cart, l seed sower, 4, 3, 2, horse
trees, single trees, sets of pillow har-
ness, sets of breech harness, l set OF
breech harness, collars and brides, l
set of single carriage harness, COW
chains. shovels, hoes and rakes and other
things too numerous to mention, will be
hunted up by day of sale
l COOK STOVE, No. y, good as new, l
LARGE CHURN.
TERMS OF SALE--A credit of nine
months will be given on all sums over
500, purchaser giving bankable note with
interest from date. Discount of per
cent. for cash on sums over $40. All
goods advertised will positively be sold.
ISAAC PAYNE.
w. D. Ewing, auctiOneer.
Manly Drennen, Clerk.
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Tuesday, March 1892

AT 11.3O O'CLOCK A. NJ, all that parcel
OF land, situated on the south side of
the public road from Eikton to North
East, ABOUT miles from the former and
about same distance from latter town,
and containing
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property

The undersigned, intending to discon-
tinue farming. will make a clean sweep
sale of the following personal property,
on
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FOR SALE OR RRNT-Dwellinr house on
East Main street. Elkton, Nd, now occupied by
VIM. R. Witworth.
FOR SALE-Of6ce and dwelling property ON
Main street. Elkton. adjoining store of james e.
Dean. Apply to -
jan 20-tf r. r. HAINRs AM
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
Near Bacon Hill, Cecil Co. Md.

BY virtue of authority contained in a
mortgage from William H. Hanna, to
william Schwenk, dated June 2, 1910, and
recorded in Liber G. X, No. l, folio 272,
one of the Land Record Books of Cecil
County, Md, the undersigned, as Assig-
nee of said mortgage, will offer at pub
lie sale, at the Court House door in Elk
ton, in said county, on
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Two Valuable Farms

contained in decree OF the Circuit Court
for Cecil county in equity, the subscrib-
ers as Trustees will sell at public auc-
ton at the Court House door in the town
OF Elkton, Cecil county, in the State Of
Maryland on
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Tuesday, March 5, 1912

AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the farm where
he now resides at Knights Corner on
road from Elkton to Chesapeake City:
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FOR sALE-one Launch Hull, ~ #. bys T.
H. L. HARVEY,
sept ZS-ti North East. Md.
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Wagons, Implements, Harness

Two-year old HeGer. will be I
soon; 2 Iearling Heifers.
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An Horses

ne With calf by her side; will be
\ all unnl
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbred r. /. Red Eggs for
Matching. rs cents for IS. Anderson & Tomp-
kins strain.
49, KINGS POULTRY YARDS,
Iep <4-lt Elkton, Nd.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-06-12
Apiary Of F. c. Herman, Leonia. n. ).

crosswise, twenty Langstreth frames
each. They are expressly used for
extracting honey.
One row of hives is set on a frame
Just high enough for me to be able to
raise the covers, and look into them
comfortably. and the other row rests
on the floor. might add that the
hives are only one story, SO there is
no use for queen-excluders. and no
tiering to be DONE
There are no bees at large in the
house, excepting few which sleave
while handling the combs, and these
quickly make their escape by way OF
the windows, which are left open all
summer for ventilation. The netting
on the windows Is SO arranged that
the bees can leave the room, but can
not enter 1t.
The awning over the windows is to
prevent the rain from coming in while
the windows are left open. The hive
entrances match the corresponding
slots in the sides Of the house. and
when the bees enter the slot. or en-
trance. they go directly to their re
spective hives.
Each alternate entrance is painted
dark color: this Is for the purpose of
helping the bees to mark their right
hive.