Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 301

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" I was troubled with pimples op my face and back and chafed skin on my body, Hood's Sarsaparilla cured me of both troubles." Miss ALVINA WOLTER, BOX 212. Algona, Wis.

Hood's Sarsaparilla

Is positively unequaled-the medicine for all humors.

LUOD's FILLA are the best cathartic.

A FINE HORSE SHOW.

PLANNED TO PLEASE THE VISITORS TO THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.

A Field Day For the Fashionables. Kxhthits of Horses of All Breeds. The Interest of Leading Breeders ind Associations Enlisted.

A Horse Show of the fasblobable kind, with all the embellishments that society can bestow upon it, will be one of the features of the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo next year.

It is planned upon the lines ohserv. ed in those well known soclety events of a like nature beld annually in Mad- Isou Square Garden, New York city. Metropolitan society Is regularly thrown luto a flutter of excitement as the time approaches each season for these picturesque events, and the

that is not rivaled agaln throughout the year.

Society then shines resplendent. Popular conversation is upon tbe com- parntive merits of favorite animals. The decoratloos of the person and of the building and the attire of devotees suggest the borse. The newspapers talk borse and the whole metropolls pays homage to the bigh hred animals woose proba pedigrees Decome as in- miliar as the biographies of statesmen bt election time.

It Is expected to make the grest horse show to be held in the fall of next year at this Exposition quite as spectacular and Interesting as those beld in New York. On this occasion the finest bred nnlmals of the Ameri- cas will be brought together to com- pete for bonors and the favor of the publlc.

The show will be held In the

Stadium, which Is to be the great show place of the Exposition, having seats for more than 10,000 and a track a quarter of a mlle in circumference. While a general display of horses will be made at this show, of particular interest will be the animals adapted to the uses of fashionbble soclety, such as saddle horses and pobles, tandem drlv- ers, bunters, jumpers, polo pontes, cou- pe and coach horses, four-lo-hands. trotters and runners. The show will include many costly equipages and novel turoouts that are used with the finely bred nbimals that will be brought forward to dellght the public eye.

Superintendent F. A. Converse of the Live Stock division bas planned to ac- commodate 1.000 horses in the exhibit of American hred animals, The breeds that will be recognized are Staodnrd- hred, Thoroughbred, French coach, French trotters, Cleveland hay, Olden. burg, etc., Belgian, Hackney, Morgan, Arahs, Percheron, Clydesdale, English shire, French dratt, Suffolk, Punch, Shetland pobles, Jacks and Jennets. This will be the occasion for bringing together the finest animals bred on the western continent. While the trolley car and the automobile have relleved the borse of much of bls drudgery, he continues to occupy a distinctive field of work In the general economy. The tendency of the times, too, is to pro- duce better animals.

The cheap car horse bas to a large extent gone out, and sclentific breed- Ing la replacing the common stock with horses of higher Intelligence and efficiency. The experience of many breeders during the introduction of the trolley car aud the floodtug of the mar- ket with cheap horses was discourag- Ing. ond b large number turned thelr attention to other ilnes of work.

The situation, however, is considera- bly Improved, and prices are again more hearty what they should be. The Interest lu breeding Is regulated by the pecuniary reward, and the Improved demiund lends n new attractiveness to the breeding and training of horses. The demand for horses In citles contin -! ues hrisk particularly for draft ani- munis such as the Clydesdale and the Percheron, and for gentlemen's driving und coach horses.

The Live Stock division of the Pau- Americau Exposition will offer to breeders au opportunity to place be- fore the public high bred. stylish, good neting horses with a view of showing what particular crosses are advan- tagvous iu productoz sich animals. Experiments have been made with a Flow of producing large standard bred horses with the most admirable re- Mult4.

Whal Shall We llave for Dessert ? This question amars in the founly avery day. Let ns answer it today Try Jell-O, dellcions dessert. Prepared In two minutes Na baking add hot water and Nel to conl Flavis Lewan, orange, Another feature will be an exhibit ' raspberry and strawberry. At your gru- of here's adapted for cavalry purposes. this, Inc.

CASTORIA. The Kind You Have Always Bought

Char At Fletcher:

Chilson's Market

Fresh Killed Chicken, 20c 1b. Fresh Killed Fowl, 16c. Lamb Legs, 14 to 16c.

Boston Celery, 13c bunch, 2 for 25c.

Grapes -- Concord, 10c basket; Delaware, 15c; Niagara, 13c.

White Sponge Flour, $5.00 barrel.

CHILSON, POST OFFICE BLOCK.

fei-1ys

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, FRANKLIN. MASS.

Vice 1'realdentn. envalry service requires. Not ouly has the demni 1 been very large for the L'ulted States army, hut foreign buy. ers hnve freqneuted the Atuerican markets nud purchased many animals for the armies of other countries, Sev- eral large breeding establishments are already turning their attention to thit CHAS. W. STEWART, Clerk and Trensutor. D. THAYKK, JR., President. GEO. W. WIGGIN. LESTER L. BURRINGTON, WALTER M. FISHER, Dividends declared the first Monday in January and July, payable on and after the 15th of said DR. GEORGE KING, months. Money may be withulrawn at the option of the ralsing of cavalry horses. With the! grent number of horses that will be brought together at the Pan- American Exposition the visitor will have an opportunity seldom equnled to make s' depositors. The treasurer may, however, require particular study of this line of breed

Bank open daily from 9 a. m. to 12 1)., and from I to + 1. 101.

BOARD OF INVESTMENT.

D. Thayer, Jr., E. H. Sherman, A. D. Thayer, E. P. Chapman, B. M. Rockwood, George W.

STATEMENT JULY 31, 1900.

LIABILITIES.

Dne Depostors $571,100 11

Guarantee Fund 2,217 NG

73H 49 Profit and Loss Account.+ Interest Account+++ BUT 15

Real Estate Income Account. : 19

$600,100 30

AASETH.

Town and City Houd $7,011 25

Bank Stock. . .. 27.219 32

Railroad Bonds 156,202 50

C. F. Boynton account. 3,043 72

Real Estate by Foreclost 24,14: 00

Loaned on Bank Stock 25,975 00

Mortgages .. 157,500 00

" Personal Securities 169,-91 18

Town Notes. . . . 5,000 00

Expense Account. Bauk Furniture 600 00

Bank Deposits :

Franklin National Bank .. $7,822 25 Nat. Bark of Redemption 4,005 5%

Mercantile Trust Co ... 84 16

12,001 09

Cash on band. IM 3

$600,100 30

We. the undersigned, have this day examined the books "and vouchers of this bank and find they correspond with the above statement. ADELBERT D. THAYER, CHARLES STEWART.

Committee of Examination.

July 31, 1900.

BOSTON AND FRANKLIN EXPRESS.

E. F. WINSLOW, Prop. (Successor to RAZEE & SON).

Orders leave Franklin at 8.05 and 9 a.m. Goods returned by freight at 2.30 same day.

Franklin Office at Razee & Son's old stand, Post Office Block. Boston Offices, 73 Kilby St., 105 Arch apt4.Ftf

J. A. GEB. House and Sign Painter.

Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging.

A special exhibit will he mode of FIRST-CLASS WORK GUARANTEED

breeds adapted for the productlon of bacon. The secret of "fattening bogs lean" Is the one that swine growers are striving to learn, and this exhibit will he judged with special reference to their bacon producing quallties. It is expected that not less than 1,500 anl- mals will be shown In the exhibit of swine. MARK BENNITT.

His Life Was Saved.

Mr. J. E. Lilly, a pramineot citizen of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful deliverance from a frightful death. In telling of it he says: "I was taken with typhoid fever that ran into pneumonia. My lungs became hardened; I was so weak I couldn't even sit up in hed ; noth- ing helped me; 1 expected to soou die of consumption, when I heard of Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle gave great relief; I continued to use it and am now well and strong; I can't say too much in its praise." This marvellous medicine is the aurest and quickest cure in the world for all throat and lung trouble. Regular sizes 50c, and $1. Trial bottles free at A. C. Mason & Co.'s drug store; every hottie guaranteed.

To the Deaf.

A rich lady. chred of her deafness the head by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear drums, gave $10,000 lo his institute, so that ileaf people quable to procure the en drunis may have them free. Address No. 5095C. The Nicholson Institute, 580 Eighth avenue, New York, USA. 127

3 ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS urlglual and Only Genuine

SAFE. AIREY br CHICHESTER'S ENGLI 10 ILID airl Gult melsille buges erair1 with bior ribbon. Take no other, Helt tmml

Dangerous que tenerlet of fred de. 18 Mulistitutione and Ticito- wsop por I'mrtirulars, Testimonials sed "Fiellud pour Ludien," in letter. De To 1an 1ull. 10.000 fretimooialta since Ter modimit, Soad by Madlaou P'urk, PHILA., PA. 9/14-4w1

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Ciestuet and braunfiet the halt. Promoles & luxuriant growth. Never Fafin to Rentore Gra ful Color.

Hair to Its Youthful Color fair to Its

Cares senlp diseases & hair 1 IDOL Drug

DESIGNS

PATENTS TRADE. MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS

AOVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY Notice in "Inventive Ago" Book "How to obtain Putenta" Charges moderate. No fee till patent is secured. Letters strictly confidential. Address, E. G. SIGGERS, Paleni Lawyer. Washington, D. C.

MONEY

To PATENT Good Ideas may be secured by our afd.

Address, THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Md

Bubwertptions to The Patent Record el vo per annum.

ADMISSION

"A Q 'ARTER."

Mr Powers' campaign has hepb such ing portion of the de egates as aga not as tu leave n regrets for his pal, aud Mr. Williams, and will doubtless Is has been e nene ed with due regard to maile the loan mans elance of the cand therecity if the h zh uffi e whi it Ins ventoa. Tlom 14 % britaher vistoty for friends have preced hin to hill Mi Mr Powers, and the district IN tor he coott. f'nwpis we maintain the splendid pust- grat ated that tix to have al Wish i ton so able and sp endi vy equippe a representative

ABSOLUTE

SECURITY.

Genuine

Carter's Little Liver Pills.

Must Bear Signature of

Brentwood

See Fac-Simile Wrepper Below.

Fery email and an easy to take as magar.

FOR HEADACHE. CARTERS FOR DIZZINESS.

ITTLE FOR BILIOUSNESS. FOR TORPIO LIVER. TRABE MARIA İVER FOR CONSTIPATION. PILLS. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION Price GENUINE WUIT MH LỰCSATUR Purely Vegetable Mentsand 25 Cents

CURE SICK HEADACHE.

Merchants' and Manufacturers' 20th Century Exposition,

OCT. Ist to 27th, 1900. Mechan c's Building, Boston.

First Triennial Show Under Auspices uf the Merchants' and Manufac turers' Fxhihition Associa- tion Incorporated

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In experiments for testing the mem- ory powers of an equal number of boys and girls at different ages in school anıl university classes, they were all read a simple story containing 321 words and 122 distiuet ideas. The read- ing required three minutes, after which they Immediately prorceded to write what they could remember. The con hovs. 1 MATEO OHIp, CITY OF TOLEDO, ISS. 14 0 2: 00 KUINK I. CHENEY makes with that be is the 20 00 33 00 25 00 39 00 40 00 70 0 setff'r parwer of the firm of F. J. CHENry & Co., doing business in the city of Tuleto. ranty and state afuresand, and that said there will pay the win of ONE HUNDRED IL. LAKS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot Iul ented by the use of HALL . CATARRH clusions Were that the growth of mem- ily: (6) treasury department. to in | ory is more rapid in girls than in quire about redemption of a bunch of mutilated currency: (7) geological 1000 survey, to ask for charts to be sent to a constituent. These zeven miscel- laneous requests came in one day's mail In addition, says a Waslington correspondent. there were the usnal petitions to look after pension cases. The latter range from one to seven daily The seven miscellaneous re- quests were n rother Fight average Sometimes a St Louis congressmin enn discharge this part of his daily routinr with less traveling The re- quests may take him to ouly two or three depart ments. These days he considers himself in luck.

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Remling Notices, 10c. a hne, Business Anni cements, Ic a word, no notice less than 15%

Business and Prolessi nal Cards, to occupy one.hat in h spacc, once a weck. $500 per year; twice a week, 5' .So per year

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1900

llere is a walogue that recently oc- curred between two rural members of the Kentucky militia which brings out some of the curiosities of dialect: "We've hin ordered to Frankfort." "1 gad, I ha n't goin'!" "I grad. you her to go!" "1 hain't and there's lots more that hain't goin', nuther!" "1 gad. youns »wored you go, and. 1 gad. you've got to go!" "I gad, we don't got to go! We hain't got no unicorns and we bain't got no guns nnd we bain't goin, nohow We 'most friz Inst time, and didn't git nuthin' to ent!" "Well. mebbe vouns won't go. but it youns don't you'll git found like hell!"

Three centenarians In Philadelphia are said to be the oldest white per- sons in North America, They are Mrs. Celestine Nigro, an Italian, aged 110; Mrs. Sarah Doran Terry born in New Jersey aged 119. and Michael Mooney of Irish birth. aged 197. The oldest colored person is Jerry Skin, of Rome. Ga., who says he is 14), but his claims have not been verified.

Inoculation against glanders is be- ing performed on every horse and mule shipped to the Philippines or Hawaii from San Francisco by the United States army. as a possible prevenire against Flanders.

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The "School of Comparative Juris- prudence and Diplomacy." at Wash- ington a branch of the Columbian uni versity, is something new in Amer- ican education, says the Nation, There is n school of diplomacy in P'nris. which has been conducted successfully fur about . years, but this is the first one to be established in America, and the only other one in the world. It will confer the degrre of master of diplo- mney. It sometimes happen> that a supply creates a demand which is a re- versal of the ordinary statement. If it should prove true in this case. per- haps a supply of trained young diplo- mats may create a demand on the part of the L'nited States government for them.

Through the operation of Boston's Sunday cigar law, people who wanted to smoke there on a recent Sunday were compelled to buy a cheap box of matches at a large price, and receive the tobacco, cigar or cigarette a& n present.

A shell-fish, known as the pianna. In the Mediterranean has the curious power of spinning a viscid silk. which is made in Ita'y into a regular fabric. There is a fish that ought to mak+

HON. SAMUEL L. POWERS

Will be Nominated for Congressman by the Republicans of This District.

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HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW

Enclosed . Arc . Lamps

Now in service at the Bresnahan Grocery Company, People's Clothing Company and O. B. Carter store? If not, look at, admire and order them for your own store.

MAKE YOUR STORE

BRILLIANT AND ATTRACTIVE. Woonsocket Electric Machine & Power Co.

UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT BRANCH, FRANKLIN, MASS.

K. L+ BLANCHARD, Locat supt.

Do You Want to lunow about Automobilci- the different kinds their pull- structlou, care atid operation tours, runs, etc., of owners and asers? If so, you should sul- Bertbe for the bandsomcry itiur trated, thoroughly irtzltal, up- to-dateautomobilist- trul

31 a wear. Me. a copy. Sample twn zc. sta'po. The Automobile Livo Agents wanted.

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DAVID CITY, NEB., April 1, 1000. Girnesse Pure Food Ca , Le Ray, N Y .: Gentlemen: - 1 must may in regard in GRAIN O That there Is nothing better or braithier We have useil it for years hintber Was a great coffee drinker My He With taken sick and the dnelor sand coffee was The canon of it and told us to use GRAIN O Wr gol a package but did not like it at first, but now would not be with. ont it My brother has been well ever Miude we started to Hsp il Yis truly.

OBTAINED FREE

Mr. Powers has secured an nverw he in

Eruptions

FRANK J CHENEY.

Sworn In before nie sul subscriber in my | presence this eth by .it Peremplier, A. D. 1x86. A W. GLEASON, Notary Public.

liall's Catarrh ('hr is taken internally and acts directly in the band and muchos surfaces of the system). Semil for testimonials, free.

F. A. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0 Sold by drugeysty, The

Hall's Family I'ille are the best

Kose Displays at Bonwio.

In the outdoor bortleulturnl exbthits of the Pan-American Exposition wili he numerens heds of roses of cholce varieties, each containing 500 bushes. Imagine what a brilliant show they will make when all in blossom!

A Fall River Woman.

Fall River, Mass , Sept. 15. 1900 -Mrs. Almira J. Sprague, hving at 55 Seventh street, this city, states that had it unt been for the well known medicme, Huod's Susaparilla, she would not now be able te do her work She has taken thus med icine tu purify her bbons and tone up ber system, and it has done ber it world nf Rond No medicine has ever helped her grent Garden takes on a festive air wir much. It has made her feel strang and healthy.

Yarmouth Line's Fall Excursions. Not to have visited Nova Scotia during September is to have missed nae of the most delightful of antumnal tours, Dur- ing this month the Yarmonth Steamship company will sell excursion tickets, gond for thirty days from date of purebase, In all points in Nova Scotia at unusually low rates, You may gn In Yarmouth and re- turn for only $3; to Dighy and return for $635; to Halifax and return for $9.50; whd correspondingly low rates to all other places, including south shore ports reached by the steamer f'ity of Monti cellu from Yarmouth Yarmouth line «leamers leave Pier 1. Lewis wharf, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 2 p. m. fur Yarmouth, Full partienlars and tickets at the tourist agencies, 201. 296 and 332 Washingino street, or of H F. Hammond, agent Yar mouth Steamship company, Pier 1, Lewis wharf, Buxton.

Traced the Resemblance. "You remind me of my first bus- band," she said.

"] have felt recently," he replied, "that I was gradually becoming a very meek man."-Chicago Post.

A strong feature of the sheep ex. bibit will be in the middle wool class. In which mutton Is the first considera- tion and wool secondary. This class includes Shropshires, Oxfords, South- downs and like breeds. The exhibits of these breeds will be exceptionally large. The classification of sheep in.| cludes some 14 breeds. Some of them are new to America, such as Tubis, Suffolks nod the Highiand Black Face. These new breeds will be particularly Interesting on necount of their novelty. The Highland Black Face Is a well known hreed in Scotland, but in Amer- Ica there are comparatively few flocks.

Wool growing Is carried on In nearly every part of the United States. the husloess being particularly adopted to rongb and mountainous districts where the steep billsides and mountain pas- tures can be utilized. The exhibit of sheep will therefore come from nearly every state in the Union and will in- clude about 1,500 of the finest hred an- Imals. The exhibits of Imported sheep will be made only by Amerlenn breed- ers. the rules requirlog that the stock shall have been In the possession of ex- blbitors at least 60 days hefore the date of the entry.

The display of swine to be made 1b the latter part of September will In- clude representatives of 12 breeds. Among these will he the new breeds known as Suffolks, Victorias and Tam. St. and 15 Merchants' Row.

worths. The Tamworth stock Is hred to some extent In Canada, hut Is prac- tically unknown In the United States. While swine growing on an extensive scale bas heen confined largely to the corn belt, it is becoming a profitable Industry among dairymen. It is par- ticularly so in connection with cheese making. the hyproducts furnishing an economic and soltahle food for swine.

SHOP AND

RESIDENCE, MCCARTHY STREET.

a notice it necessary, in accordance with the Statute Law.

Superintendent Converse Is in cor- respondeuce with the entire 28 Na- tional Associations whose members are " Wiggin, Charles Stewart. engaged in sheep breeding nud wool growiog. He reports that every asso- clatlon, without exception, Is much in- terested In the Pan-Amerlean Exposi- tlen and that it will contribute ex- halblts to the show which will take place lo September.

" Railroad Stock 11,000 00

ADVERTISING RATES

Dry, moist. seals tetter, all thetis of es zema or salt rbeni, jumples and other vu- tuneous eruptions proceed from humors. either Inherited, or required through do- fective digestion and assimilation.

The extraordinary dequand for envalry borges within the last few years bas brought to the attention of breeders Bears the they, wi lem et producing a type of Sigoatero

THE SENTINEL, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 28, 1900.

900 DROPS

CASTORIA

AVegetable Preparation for As- similating the Food and Regula- ting the Stomachs and Bowels of

INFANTS CHILDREN

Promotes Digestion, Cheerful- ness and Rest.Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor Mineral. NOT NARCOTIC.

Pipe of Old Dr.SAMUEL PITCHER

Pumpkin Sud Aix.Sennär + Rochelle Salts - Anise Seed + Appernant- Bi Carbonat Sada + Firmy Seed -

A perfect Remedy for Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Worms,Convulsions, Feverish- ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.

Fac Simile Signature of Caff Fletcher. NEW YORK.

At6 months old 35 DOSES -35 CENTS

EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.

THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY

A BIG CATTLE SHOW.

ALL BREEDS TO HAVE RECOGNITION AT THE BUFFALO EXPOSITION.

A Building to Be Devoted to Exhib- Its of Dairy Appliances, Methods and Products-Milk la All Its Com- merelul Forms.

It Is expected that the ilve stock, poultry and pet stock exhibits at the Pan-American Exposition next year all told will include about 25,000 Indi- viduais. Beginuing the latter part of August, Superintendent Frank A. Con- verse has arranged for a special cattie show, to continue two weeks. The 16 or 17 hreeds recognized in this country and Canada. Including beef and dalry cattle, will have a place in thia diviaion. The classifcation of beef animals In- cludea the Shorthorns, Herefords. Ab- erdeen-Angus, Galloways, Devons and Polled Durhams. The National Live Stock. Shorthorn, Hereford and Gallo- way associations will endeavor to make exbihits excelling in Intereat any that they bave heretofore brought together. The co-operation of these great asso- ciations gives strong assurances of an unqualified success in this feature of the show. The National Live Stock as- sociation expects to make a very in- structive exhibit, showing the charac- ter of animals upon the ranches many years ago along with those of the pres- ent day, illustrating the remarkable re- suits of scientific breeding.

The dairy associations are putting forth a special etfort to be represented at the Exposition hy tbelr best animals, and Individual exhibitors are preparing to come in considerable numbers with specimens of very fine dairy stock. The displays of dalry breeds wili in- clude Jersey, Holsteln, Ayrshire, Guern- sey. Brown Swiss, Red Polled. French Canadian and Dutch' Belted cattle. Liberal prizes are to be awarded by the Exposition for the best animals of the several breeds. These attractive purses are certain to bring out a fine selection of animals

So Important are the dairy Interests of the Americas that a large hullding will he devoted exclusively to them at Butfalo. The buliding will be equipped with a complete refrigerating outfit, so that fresh exhibits may be shown throughout the'continuance of the Ex- position The many Ins and outs of dairy management will be Illustrated by means of models of stable appurte- Dances, tirs. water buckets, mangers and appliances of all kinds. Particular attention will be given to the proper manipulation of dairy products.

In this connection will be shown all sorts of eburns, separators, vats, bot- tles, butter workers, cans. creamers, apparatus for sterilizing and pasteuriz- Ittg and vessels for setting and ship- ping milk An exhibit will be made with special reference to the sanitary And hygiene management of the ani- mais themselves, the stables which they occupy and the buildings In which the milk and cream are cared for. It has been found that bratrly all dis. eases to which dairy cattle are subject can be avoided by cleanliness and prop. er management The germ theory of the transmission of disease bas bad a revolutionary effect in dairy manage- ment, and the Importance of the ob- servance ot hyglente rules will be graphleally portrayed The ventlintion of dniry bulldings, baring due regard for the comfort and health of the anl- mais, has been developed upon scien. titic Ines, and present knowledge upon tills feature of dalry constructiott wlil be shown by means of proper models. The exhibit of dairy products will in- ciude milk and cream In all their com. Mercial forms, embracing pasteurized, sterilized and condensed milk, butter and many varieties of cheese.

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 301

Author: Publication date: 1900 Publisher: Number of Pages: 436

Author:
Publication date: 1900
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Number of Pages: 436