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Travellers Test.

The eminent traveller, James Bruce
was highly touchy whenever his yer
acity was called into question. 1,
happened that, when dining out one
day at friends house, one of the
guests observed that 1t was impos
sible that the natives of Abyssinia
could eat raw meat" Without max
ing any reply, Bruce forwith left the
table, and before long returned from
the kitchen with piece of raw beef
steak, peppered and sailed in the
Abyssinian fashion. Placing this in
front of the guest who had doubted
his word, he said: "Sir, you will eat
that or fight mel" The guest pre-
ferred the former alternative, there
upon Bruce calmly observed, "Now
sir, you will never say again that II
Is impossible" -.:..[- (.
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Council met in council room, city hall,
at o'clock p. IN. A quorum being
present meeting was called to order by
President Johnson. s Us.
ROLL CALL
Upon roll call the following alder
men were declared present: Klein,
Smart. Bailey, Roe, Brown, Johnson:
absent, Moberg, Bisiar, Crippen.
MINUTES
Minutes of the last regular meeting
were read and approved on motion and
second.
BILLS.
The following bills after being aud
tied We're read and allowed:
st. Paul Roofing & SCornice Co.,
window lights, Jail ........$ 1.15
e. e. Sandland, saving wood at y
pump house 144o
VIM. Begsley, blacksmithing
November IS $50
North Western Tel. Co.. telephone
service, December ...z....5..~. $50
G. p. Battles, mdse. streets and
poor farm 525
Given Hdw. Co, mdse. streets
and poor farm 1873. -. 15.45
Palace Clothing Co, mdse. paup-
s. ciS 1875
Doran Bros. extensions on cut
offs, water dept. 4.5O
G: p. Battles, repairs and plumb
ing. water dept. .:.............. .2910
Neptune Meter Co., meters and
couplings, water dept 10000
st. Anthony Hospital, room and
nursing S paupers 1862 IS
REPORTS.
Report of municipal court for week
ending Dec. 9th, showing $11 paid the
city treasury was read and accepted
ORDINANCE. * 4 -
Ordinance No. SO relative to certif-
Gates of indebtedness account, poor
fund, was read the second time
MISCELLANEOUS Ia
City attorney was Instructed to draw
resolution designating city physician to
consult with poor committee before pa
tents are allowed to be sent to hospital
for treatment. g
Moved and seconded that donation
OF $50 be made for charitable purposes
for Christmas, and that President John
son and City Clerk Stein attend to the
distribution. Carried, : .g
On motion and second the city clerk
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P1oOnHD1lF0s OF THE CITY CoUN-
GIL, CITY or BHl1rDJI, 1ErsN.,
DEC. 26th, 1911.

~ IS s.asi ft 4
Council met in council room. city hall,
at O'clock p. m, being an adjourned
meeting from Dec, 25th. 1911. A quor-5
UNI being present meeting was called
to order by vice-president Bisiar.
ROLL CALL. s.
Upon roll call the following aldermen
were declared present.: Klein, Bailey,
Roe. Bisiar. Brown, Crippen; absent,
Moberg, Smart Johnson.
MINUTES
Minutes Of the last regular meeting
We're read and approved.
BILLS.
The following bills. after being aud
tied. were read and on motion and sec
ond, allowed:
Pay roll, month December ST, i sc. Sc
Street gang. labor street and
bridge, Dec 23rd inc... 5255
Aug. Burr, wood and hauling
poor farm ........... 5165
W. NJ. Evarts, labor city engr
dept. $4,000. $500
A. L. Collard, pork for poor
farm 1900
Fred Wesphal. hauling wood
poor farm 4............. 5.13
REPORTS,
Reports of the municipal court for
the week ending Dec. 10th, showing
$2O.4O paid the treasury and report for
the week ending Dec. gard, showing
$S3.75 paid the treasury, were read and
accepted --...,
~ ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. So for the issuance Of
certificates of Indebtedness in the sum
OF S1,25O for the benefit of the poor
fund, was read the third time, and was
passed and. declared carried by the fol-
lowing yea and naye vote: yeas Klein,
Bailey, Roe, Bisiar, Brown, Crippen
hayes. none; absent, Moberg Smart,
Johnson. .a ,s~z
sz'=5 BIDS 49,. 49,. IS.
The following, bids for wood were
now opened and read and were as fol-
lows: -. -. IT @s
N. E. Tuller. SO cords seasoned jack
pine, 1913 per cord.
N. E. Tuller, SO cords seasoned tam
arack, $3.50 per cord : - j. 4
Chas, Nangle, SO cords seasoned tam
arack, $40 per cord. .~rs-e<' -
On motion and second the bids were
laid on table for one week, and COM
, mittee consisting of aldermen Brown,
Crippen and Klein were delegated to
look at the wood offered. by Chas. Nam
gle and report as to quality. :"
No further business appearing, it was
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE

STATE OF MINNESOTA
| County OF Beltrami. Sss
| City of Bemidii.
I Notice Is hereby given. That application
has been made In writing to the city council
ofsaid City OF .Bemidji and fled in my office.
PRAYING tor license to sell Intoxicating
lst: 19l2,,and Terminating on January !sist.
1918: BY the following person. and at the fol-
lowing place. as stated In said application.
reSpectir ely. tO-wit:
| GEORGE McTAGGERT
+ Al the first floor of that certain two story
frame building situated on north end of lots
! II and 10, block IS. original tOwnsite Of Be-
midi. known as No. 80 Beltrami Avenue in
! said city. = ~ -
! Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said city council OF the City Of
Bemidti IT the council room in the City hall
in said City OF Bemidjf in Beltrami County,
and State of Minnesota, on Monday the 18th
day OF January. 1912. at 8 O'clock p. 10 OF
| that day. 49, =
Witness my hand and seal of City OF Be-
midi this goth day OF January.sIas:
(SeaD GEO.STEIN.
: - = City Clerk.
Jan. a0and q
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A printer who has been working
on southern Minnesota paper is
looking for new job. His editor
had burning editorial in which he
exclaimed, "Let women stand up for
their rights" and the fool compost
tor put 1T" where the "r" should be
in "rights.''
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Tippecanoe Club In Cleveland and
the following day he will VISIT
Columbus to preside at the deCiica-
ton of the new Federal building in
that city. He will speak In Akron
Wednesday night. aud return to
Washington In time for the Supreme
Court dinner Friday evening.
Two of the prominent presidential
aspirants. Senator LaFollette of Wis
consin and Governor Wilson of New
Jersey, have accepted invitations to
speak at the annual dinner of the
Periodical Publishers Association in
Philadelphia Friday night.
Milling interests throughout the
country and wide range of other
industries as we'll are vitality inter
ested in the hearing on the question
of substitution of tonnage in transit,
which will be begun by the Inter
state Commerce Commission in Wash
ington Monday. AS result of priv
ileges obtained some time ago millers
| have been able to bring in grain
from producing regions, mill it into
! -four and ship the -four to market on
the balance of the through rate from
farm to market. Following the
granting of this concession to mill
ing interests other Industries obtain
ed the privilege. and various abuses,
it is charged, in the form of substitu-
ton Of tonnage soon appeared. 49,
Commissioner Prouty of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission will be-
gin a hearing at Denver Thursday in
the important case of the Southwest
ern Shippers Association asking a
readjustment of southwestern freight
rates from seaboard points. The
chief contention Of the shippers is
that owing to the pr >ximity of the
Southwestern States to the Gulf
| ports, and the low water rate. the
region is entitled to a lower charge
than is now made, based on the long
haul across country by rail. =
Wednesday is the day fixed for the
hearing in the United States Circuit
Court at Boston on the indictments
against five defendants in the United
Shoe Machinery Company case, who
are charged with conspiracy in
violation of the Sherman antitrust
law.
~E5
Other events that will figure more
or less prominently in the news of
the week will include the welcome
demonstration in Boston in honor Of
Cardinal O'Connell, the bestowal Of
the pallium on Archbishop Prender-
CAST of Philadelphia, the inau gura-
ton of General Manuel Bonilla as
president Of Honduras, and the ar
rival in New York of General Sir
Robert Baden-Powell, ''the hero of
Mafeking," who is to make tour of
the United States and Canada in the
interest of the Boy Scout movement,
of which he is the founder.v7:
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at O'clock p. m. A quorum being pres
ent meeting was called to order by
President Johnson.
ROLL CALL.
Upon roll call the following alder
men were declared present: Klein, Roe
Bisiar, Crippen, Johnson; absent. Mo-
berg, Smart, Bailey, Brown.
MISCELLANEOUS
It was moved by Alderman Bisiar and
seconded by Alderman Crippen, that this
council adjourn this regular meeting
until o'clock p. M, Tuesday, Dec 26th
1911. Carried.
Meeting adjourned.
Approved,
Z. F. johnson,
President
Geo. Stein, City Clerk
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY
JANUARY 81.

JANUARY II.
9 1775-Friedrich Wilhelm JOS (:
eph con Schelling. Ger {
" man philosopher, born. {
Died Aug. 20, 1854. G
@ 17S5-Charter granted the Uni {
9 versity of Georgia. 4
o 1S24-Virginia legislature {
" chartered the Chesa- {
" peake and Ohio Canal {
q company. 6
" 1S5l-John James Audubon, {
. famous naturalist, died. {
Born May 4, 1880. {
" 1S5s-Ottawa named as the {
" Dominion of Canada. {
L" lS62-President Lincoln issued
" order commanding {
9 general advance to be (
made against the Con- {
g federates on Feb. %. {
" 189l-One hundred miners {
@ killed by an explosion of {
tire-damp in the coke {
" works near Mt. Pleasant, {
o Pa. &
y l9O1-Giuseppe Verdi, Italian {
" composer, died Born {
. Oct. 8, 1914. {
> l911-Joseph W. Rednhart, {
o former president of the {
Santa Fee railroad, died
Q in Kansas City, Born in {
o Pittsburgh, Sept. II, {
q 1851. G
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Constipation is the cause of many
ailments and disorders that make
life miserable. Take ChamberIain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, keep
your bowels: regular and you will
avoid these diseases. For sale by
Bankers Drug Store. .-y =
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Geo. Stein, City Clerk,

Council met in council ROOM city hail.
at o'clock p. m. "A quorum being pres
ent the meeting was called to order by
President Johnson.
81 ROLL CALL.
Upon roll call the following alder
Smart, Bailey, Bisiar, Brown, Crippen,
Johnson; absent, Moberg, Roe.
MINUTES n
Minutes of the last regular meeting
were read and approved
IS BILLS. .5Ss
The following bills after being aud
tied were read and on motion and sec
ond allowed:
J. c. Smith, draying ...........s rs
Albert Smart draying -. 175
Doran Bros, changing lavajtory,
city hall 20.6l
Doran Bros, plumbing and mater
ial city hall 1850
A. HI. Ostrem. inspecting boilers. 500
Northern Groc.y Co., mdse. poor
farm, September to December
9Th Is
L. Kane, hauling wood poor farm 4.O5
VIM. McCuaig, mdse. for poor. 25.43
Doran Bros, plumbing poor farm $40
Joe Pickles. saving wood poor
farm 500
NJ. r. McCuaig, refund sewer tax
levy, 1910, acct. error ........ $40
NJ. Flint, refund sidewalk tax,
1910, acct not built $. .. 1888
VIM. Pickles, scavenger work Car
son and 1st add ~: 1886
Gertrude Rogers, periodicals, Ii
brary . -. 5. s. IS. 1880
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
Application for renewal Of liquor IL
cense was made by Chas. f. Collins, the
/ same being granted by the following
vote: yeas. Klein, Smart, Bailey, Bisiar,
Brown, Crippen, Johnson; nayes none;
absent, Moberg, Roe.
Application for renewal Of liquor Ii
! same being granted by the following
vote. yeas, Klein, Smart Bailey, Bisiar,
Brown, Crippen, Johnson, hayes, none;
absent, Moberg, Roe.
/ Application for renewal of liquor Ii
| cense was made by Ole Anderson, the
same being granted by the following
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When given as soon as the croupy
cough appears Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will ward off an attack of
Group and prevent all danger and
cause of anxiety. Thousands of
mothers use it successfully. Sold by
Barker's Drug Store.
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Early at the worries.

$3.50 Early at the Ivories. .
James E. Zitek, three months old,
has four teeth and is expected to be
able to play the piano when two years.
old.-Chicago Evening Post.
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If business keeps up it will be on
ly few more days until there are
enough candidates for governor to
form a football team.
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Only two months more and we can
call the umpire a Sausage" and
"bonehead." Goody!
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AS the days go by, parents become
less alarmed over the peril of their
children skating on thin ice.
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was Instructed to issue regular pay roll
warrants, for distribution, Dec 22nd.
No further business appearing 1t was
moved We adjourn. Adjourned.
s5ts. Approved,
j. Bisiar
Vice President.
Attest: III zsss5 ss
Geo. Stein, City Clerk,
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The new towel costumes are said
to be great success in wiping out a
mans bank account.
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moved 9 and seconded that We adjourn.
Adjourned.
Approved.
t. r. Johnson,
rs; . President.
Attest:
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NEWS FORECAST FOR THE COMING WEEK
President Taft will spend the first
three days of the week in his home
State. Monday night ne will speak
at the Mckinley Day banquet Of the
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Geo. Stein. City Clerk. !.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

ATLANTA. ca, June 27.-cOtton by wagon.
steady. &c.
GROCERIES
salt. 100 pound bags. SOC: ice cream. sl.Oo;
white fish kits. 40c; so pounds, $40; 100
pounds. Ss.T5; Royal Gloss starch. 3ke; best
7cl4; pickles $3.50.
Cheese-Blue Valley full cream daisies. 1sc.
sugar-Standard granulated. s6.1o: planta-
ton, $500; coffee, green. bulk. f5M1Tc; toast
ed. bulk. Rio Blue Ridge, zoe; stoncwall. sshe;
AAAA. 2le: Uno. &c; rice. Jap, 3lsc; dcmes-
tic 4n5c; axle grease. s1.55; navy oeans.
So sns6el; Alasa syrup. 10 pounds; oi to
case. $50: p0uncs. l. TO case, 1915; 23A
pounds. "a to case, 1915; ? pounds. SO 90 case.
$3.50 1is pounds As TO case. $500; r. & NJ.
fish flakes, small cans. per dozen, 30 large.
S1.35; key. z oil continental sardines. 100 cans
% case. $500: key x mustard continental SAT-
dimes. IS cans TO case. s2.T5.
LIVE POULTRY
Hens. 4o045c: fries. 25G4Oc; average to fine
5uTSeys. l2isgi5e' ducks. So93Se: geese Ooe'
DRESSED POULTRY
Hens. dressed. head and feet on, pound. 70
11Tc; fries. 20d2le; ROSTERS. s410c; ducks.
duh. 1511ec; turkeys. 1T61se-
FRUIT AND PRODUCE MARKET
Icons. fancy. s4.50d5.O0: choice, $4,000
40; bananas. per pound. 3QShe; tomatoes.
basket crates. S2.o0d2.5O; fancy egg plants,
Per crate. S2OOG2.5O; pepper. s1.500LT5:
squash. yellow. per crate. S1.oo91.25: fancg
lettuce. Per drum. s1oOal25; pineaPpies. per
?. %; Irish potatoes. per bushel. s1.15@1.95;
Florida oranges. S3.OOd35O: California oranges,
S3.o0d3.a0 butter. Blue Valley Creamery
PRINTS, pc: cooking. dull. 106l2hc: table.
ga &c; sweet potatoes. new, yellow vans
S1.25d1.5o: eggs. fresh. dozen. 1sd1Oe.
MEAT. LARD AND HAMS
Dry salt RIBS. Is 70 50 pounds, 11hc; dry
salt rib heIlies. 20 10 - pounds. 11kc; Old
Hickory lard. 11Ac; pearl lard compound.
csc; Tennessee country style. pure lard. so
pound tins, l1lzc; Old Hickory pure lard. II %e;
Premium larl. 13c; Silver Leaf lard. l2c: Jewel
Premium skinned hams. 1shc.
Cornfield hams. 10 TO IL average. 18kc
COrnfield hams. u TO IA average. 16hc.
i75ke.
COrnficld picnic hams. 6 to s average. 12Ikc.
Ccrnfield breakfast bacon. is average. 23c
Grocer's style bacon. wide or narrow, lT1sc.
Cornfield fresh pork sausage tink or bulk,
> pound Buckets. lie.
Cornfield framkfurters. 10 pound buckets, Toe
Cornfield bologna sausage. IS pound boxes. &c.
Cornfield luncheon hams. Is pound boxes. lie.
oornfieid jeilied meats. In 10 pound dinner
rails. Zoe
C0rnfIeid smoked link sausage. - pend
boxes &C..
Cornfield smoked link sausage. In pickle. In
% pound cans. s425.
Ccrnfield frankfurtefs. In pickle. In Is pound
Kits. $780,
COnfleld picked pigs feet. 10 mound kits. 81.
Cornfield pure lard. fierce basis. 12Ac.
Country style pure lard. so pound tins OILY.
Ike
Compound lard fierce basis fOc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

Guinea
looked carefully o
and
has naturally them
little
more plentiful know of
trade the
ones he raise for eating $500
high
Guinea rule,
different kinds There
mock OF will
VIII bring quite nice
food that would
and eggs by these fowls During
as of their
nuay through the entire rule they
Guinea will
not weather before change takes place Possibly
by having thick
easily started them Their smaller egg
people this
guinea Eggs any one can produce during the months
OF Whe guineas
rare and great many have Nearly
and
S1 and pearl gun and they extensively brought
notice
number OF gun 'cubs stocking game preserves with qneas
and idea
OF valuable food, prolific = 1
pheasants and great r
rietes of birds that The
large = x
Yours ~
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
HAWAII q cLARK,s COTTON LITE

NEW ORLEANS. June 27.-The weather map
shows favorable conditions. fair everywhere
except IN Louixiana. Mississippi and Texas.
Ehere IL IS cloudy. No rain IN the Atiantics
except a few coast districts Rather general
sbowers IN Mississippi. north Alabama and Ten
uessee: warmer everywhere. Indicarions are
Tor local showers IN the Caroiinas. Louisiana,
Mississippi. generally nartly cloudy 20 fair else
Where. warmer generally.
TIE Journal % Commerce ziFes . good account
81 rhe CaroIinas.
Liverpool came easier than expected. and
quotes spots unchanged. Although now and
then an epls1te q certain news reveals the
difficulties - the trade Ike the other day
~ Austrian spinne-s meeting. az which Is
per cent Of the mills voted In favor Of a cur
tailment " production. correSpondence from
Europe Is generally bullish. CONSIDERING the
large visible stocks every where and the known
reserve supplies owned hy mills. optimism and
efforts to boost the value OF property are now
but natural.
The hope Tor . rapid expansion OF goods
trlde with China holds most conspicuous place
in fnis trade optimism regard ng the future.
That IL Is premature 70 expect the Chinese 70
put their available cash mostly 70 the acQufsi-
tiou q wearing apparel.
The into-sighf for the week looks around
.o.cC0. sEain=t es.13T last year. 3Iiu takings
last rear this week VEN I70o o0 bales. The
market cotinues Its waiting policy. opening
ssfuewhat easier. Il rallied % last nights clos
ing prices On little buying By scalpers on New
York tips that rhe market win be supported.
Trading very SNAIL August and September po-
sifions are beusfted By the local squeeze in
July futres-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
ANSWER.

Little chickens should be punch
ed when they are first taken from
the nest If you wish to keep a
record of them, especially if they
are put where others chickens of
the same kind and age are. 1t
must be done before they are mix
ed together to know positively
what YOU are keeping a record of.
The Petty punch can be used for
this purpose 1t makes a small
hole through the web of the foot.
They can be punched in IS differ
ent ways, say one hole in the right
foot, one in the left foot. and so
on and make a record of these
from pens that you wish to dis
tinguish. The hole will stay there
for life.
Little chickens should not be
dipped until they are well feath-
cred. This should not be done ex-
cept during a warm day and dur
ing the middle of the day. One
part disinfectant TO 100 parts
water is strong enough to dip
young chickens.
The rullet referred to has evil
dently caught cold and has
slight touch Of roupe. She should
be separated from the other chick
ems and fed we'll with some laxa-
tive condition powders in her feed.
Also use some Conkey's Roupe cure
in her drinking water.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

NEW YORK. June eT.-Cotton opened steady
81 an advanre - I 20 3 points on steady cables
and dcmauI Tor July from local spot inter
csts- Weather coalitions were considered IA
vorahle. however. and there Was considerable
selling Prices eased OF % point or two
under yesterdays elOs.ng. Liverpool reported
better trade demard and the spot sales there
wee a shade heavier.
Tue market cuutluued quiet late IN the fore.
noan but ruled steady on continued buying ~
July ~ snof houses and seatterrd covering
ny early sellers With rrices at midday about
J ~ points net higher.
Snot quiet. mIddIins uplsna fi.e0 nominal
Tire market enntinued guiet during the early
afternoon with prices running steady "a q point
Or twu over yesterdays closing
NEW YORK coTTos
Tie following srere the ruIlDg prices on ths
s~-sanc~ fesfay.
Tonc stesdy; middling. u eo-iooc. quiet
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

bowels are loose and she eats very
little. / have been feeding her Red
Comb Scratch Feed and table
scraps. She has dry mash and
green stuff before her at all times.
Please answer these questions as
soon as possible through The Jour
nal.
Thanking you in advance for this
favor, 1 remain,
Yours very truly,
D. H. S.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
MARKET REPORTS

So. s0G6a0. n S.. s0as.5O. r SsOOd6.25. sales
none Receipts. spirits Less. rosin 1902.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. June 21.--Cash Wheat-No.
red Si.uSa M1.I1H: No. hard. Sl.OTA g
i.lOts; No. I northern. Si.14Mt.iS: No. , north
ern. Si.feMI.i6: No. > spring, Si.0Smi.l5; vel
vet chaff. $1,000 i.l3 durum, si.O0mi.@.
Corn-No =. 74is n T5c; Ne. white, -Sn I9c:
No. . yellow. T6A mTThc.
oats-No. white. 53h d54zc; standard.
53G S3Hc.
Rye-No. =. 7ec.
Barley. 65cuSl.1O.
Timothy seed. $1,000 1850.
Clover seed. $4,000 20.O0.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
(By Associated Pressl
ST. LOUIS. June 21-Cash: Wheat-No.
rcd. S1.tod1.iOia: No. hard. 81 .Ost5 n LII.
Corn-No. >. TTiSc; No. white, 81 &c.
oats-No. =. 5oAc; No. white. sac.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
LBy Associated Press)
KANSAS CITY. June 27.-Cash; Wheat-NO.
: hard. Si.11@I.l4is; No. red, H.lOh@
.1.1fH.
Corn-No. > mixed. 7eaTshc; No. white
oats-NO. white. 5OaSle; No. mixed.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

Atlanta. Ga.-Please answer me
the following questions: wish to
punch the. web of my little chick
ems feet so that l can tell them
apart. Will you please tell me at
what age and how to do this?
Can. you dip chickens at six weeks
of age in one part of disinfectant
to so parts water?
/ have a pullet that has been
sick for a few days. She makes a
noise as If she was sneezing. Her