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... cent . less in cost than books bound in ordinary leather . This is an item that should receive the recognition and preference of the stationery trade , to test the accuracy of these statements . SECRET MOTION ALUMINIUM GOLD PEN AND ...
... cent . less in cost than books bound in ordinary leather . This is an item that should receive the recognition and preference of the stationery trade , to test the accuracy of these statements . SECRET MOTION ALUMINIUM GOLD PEN AND ...
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... cent . of the good lever watches are now of American make . The machine- made watch has supplanted not only the product of the skilled French operative , but that of his more highly skilled English brother . The reasons which have led ...
... cent . of the good lever watches are now of American make . The machine- made watch has supplanted not only the product of the skilled French operative , but that of his more highly skilled English brother . The reasons which have led ...
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... cent . of the total domestic exports for the year , and that of this amount 281,500,000 dols . went to Great Britain and her colonies . Oil and tobacco account for 62,000 , coo dols . , or about 10 per cent . of the total exports , and ...
... cent . of the total domestic exports for the year , and that of this amount 281,500,000 dols . went to Great Britain and her colonies . Oil and tobacco account for 62,000 , coo dols . , or about 10 per cent . of the total exports , and ...
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... cent . The principal " workers " of the class are grouped in the seven sections de- signated hereunder . There is nothing to show that the contents of these sections at one period are not identical with their con- tents at another ...
... cent . The principal " workers " of the class are grouped in the seven sections de- signated hereunder . There is nothing to show that the contents of these sections at one period are not identical with their con- tents at another ...
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... cent . , were under 20 acres ; and a size ranging from 20 to 100 acres there were 118,000 holdings , or 28 per cent . The total number of holding above 100 hundred acres was 76,000 , which embraces , therefore , the whole of the class ...
... cent . , were under 20 acres ; and a size ranging from 20 to 100 acres there were 118,000 holdings , or 28 per cent . The total number of holding above 100 hundred acres was 76,000 , which embraces , therefore , the whole of the class ...
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