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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land onice at Harrison. \

Land Onice at Harrison, Ark
Jan 10 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support of his claim ard
that said proof viii be made before the Regis
ter aud Receiver at Harrison, Ark on Een .3
ISIS. viz.
William r. Wilson h. e. no. 1862 for the
of r % w
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva ion
OF, said land. viz: Johm Gwa.tnev, James
GWaltney, Augusta Collins, James Cauiill
all OF Raum, rkaasas
JNo. +. CLENpEsiN, REGISTER.
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Fred Douglass Dead.

HISGroN, Feb. 2l.-Frederick
ss, the noted feedman, orator
died a few minutes be-
,clock last night at his residence
cosstia, a suburb of this city, of
1ai1ure. His death was entirely
tied, as he haq) been enjoying
sofNhealtb.
as TIE ysNno1Nedged leader of
cred and had occupied
4 rs in the government.
4althAis variously estimated at
100, 600 to 5000, 900.
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From Little Rock.


of introducing certain measures
if elected, they are now getting down
to business. The great number of
those "early bird" bills have gone the
way of all the world. The boys intro
duced their bills, and champion ed
them as is becoming a representative
of his people, but very many of them
have been chagrined to find the bill
killer armed and ready for the part
he is to play in the drama of legisla-
ton.
Sometimes bill will come to its
final passage SO encumbered with
amendments that even its author will
not vote for it, Sometimes an ambi-
tious fellow will try to run the gaunt-
let of "We, the committee, recon-
mend that that the bill do not pass" !"
But usually such efforts are in vain as
great credit is given to. the recomenda-
ton by the com mittee.
The cigarette bill, which created
quite discussion i'll the house will
come up before the senate this week.
and it is to be hoped that this august
body of solons, which is usually re-
garded the more considerate body, will
act with no less judgement than did
the house. The cigar dealers and the
small boy are strictly opposed to the
bill, but the legislature consults not
the boys pleasure every time, but his
benefit, and the poisonous cigarette
must go, we predict. Governor Clark
would no doubt sign the bill without
the least hesitation.
One representative has ventured to
introduce "dog law" bill, which no
one else has had the moral courage to
do since about the seventies" When
such law, meeting with ireful disap-
proval, was reapeled by the next sue
ceeding legislature, its attention hav-
ing been numerically "snowed under"
Mr.. Lybrand's bill however, although
at first regarded as trivial, is winning
favor. and it is not among the imposi-
bilities that it will be put on the
statute books. While we are strictly
infavor of such law we would respect
fully caution Mr.. L. that when he lays
burdens on the poor mans dog he gets
near his ''tender place.
One of the most important bills that
has been before the house was that by
Mr.. Coffman providing for the console
dation of the state and national elec-
tions. Perhaps fortunately for the
state, it was defeated. Too well do
some of our solons remember the states
embarrassing situation of less than
generation since, thus to jeopardize
her political and business interests
again.
Brown of Carroll in on the alert when
there is anything before the house of
interest to his people. He has a bill
pending which will no doubt meet the
approval of his constituents. 1t pro-
vides for very material reduction Of
rates over short line railroads. He
has secured a. favorable report from
the committee to which it was referred
and no doubt will secure its passage.
The enactment of such a law would
be hailed with delight by those who
have been dancing to the tune of ten
cents mile over certain line of rail-
way. To be sure those interested in
the Enterprise would object, but let the
will of the people be done.
Respectfully submitted.
J. w. B.
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SHORT GUT TO NEWS.
MANY INTERESTING EVENTS FROM ALL
& SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY.
A Brief Summary of The News Of the Wee
Compiled for yrbune Readers.

,as6 Cherokee Bill has been convicted of
1.-Two more robberles.
y Kolb is preparing to set up his own
xovernment in Alabama if he can.
> 1t is said the president has stated
his disinclination to call an extra
session.
General Joseph B. Carr died at Troy
N. Y. He was valiant officer in
:, the civil war.
Two masked men held up No l on
.s che Frisco near Auroa, Mo-, Friday
1 y night for 80 minutes
y The remains of Isaac P. Gray, late
y minister to Mexico, were inferred al
:, Union City, Ind, Friday.
ar, Talk of an attempt to unite the South
and West in free silver movement is
] .ADbecoming more frequent
The President nominated and the
y psenate confirmed Senator Matt w
Ransom as Minister to Mexico.
Indcations are that Congress will
sf@s gas aass all the appropriation bills, but nc
CaEr general legislation before adjournment
Congress has been memoralized to
Eol vithdraw the lands including the
/, s,rsrizona petrifed forests from settle
4" lent.
pReItIis said that President Cleveland
Nod Secretary Carlisle will take vaca-
- ltion Immediately after Congress ad-
eablenrns.
m IN Ithas been decided to inter the re-
D. aims of the late Frederick Douglass
iVleMount Hope cemetry, Rochester,
----' ~ Y ork.
ssJongressman Bland affirms reports
asamoye to organize the silver wiring
:, pgoshesdemocratic party to control the
=, sstNational Conven ton.
Senate Investigating Committee
pop.a 2ted that over production dealing
unteI a. ption and characterization of silver
led the low price of cotton,
tr.4 onator Mills has given notice OF an
AA~'n ndlnent he will propose to the
~: ryciyil BILL taking away from the
hrst csasinistration the right to issue bonds.
t stoppissNT ri n
sst ofics sunt Mcconnell and Jim Moore,
I'M CIstole Sc, 500 from old Mrs. Schultz
----- ne Bluff have been entenced to Is
. RAland u months, respectively, in
senitentiary.
AsD urni ture dealer at Newport, r. l.,
K @"o Wv acked in water proof boxes the
-wes' ureand fittings used by the wife
III j. Astor, the great millionair.
xEr vi viii be SHIPPED to England, where
= ID ftup several rooms in his
ay Haass ',r !, ! memorial in his household to
noA parted wife, to whom he was SO
NeafsN,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFlck 1T HARrasoy a,

LAM OFFICE IT HARrlscS, AlK. !,
Jan, 23 lssat !
Notice is hereby gwen that the following nan.
ed scti.er las fled notice Of his Intention q
make iinal proof in support uf bis claims s,'sl
that SAID proof v!l be ttaila before the fggf.c =
ana Receiver as .iariseii Ark . OH MagaA sta
ls9a. VIZ: .leseph :. sha' gle h n No ils1l
foT the W. se4, seA AVN, Seci = IL nr23w
lie names tie Following M.ssneesne to ,sos.,
his conii' s'ns re- ieance upon a4d eatti1af,.al
OF, said land. VI
=, ] ilraWis, ia. co>sey, q. q. watsea, ,
Samuel Barr, Al ct ''arrni}tolt. Ark
JoHi, z, CiiEN1EA4-., i,cgistsr.
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A Sound Basis.

The testimonials published by the proprietors
of Hoods Sars;parila are not purchased, nor
are they written up in their office. nor are they
from their employees, but they are facts from
truthful and grateful people, who are reliable
anil as worthy of confidence as if they came from
your most trusted neighbor.
Foods Pills are the best family cathartic
and liver medicine. HARMLESS, reliable, sure.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28
sLCEFOR PUBLICATION.

IND QEF1CE At II 4 RKISON ATK.
Jan. 12, 1895.
sheIAh4 given that the following
ltiel has filed notice of his intention
iJal proof in support OF his claim, and
''ro0E Will be made before he Judge
Carroll / ounty, Ark. at Berryville,
~eb. ~ S95, viz: Thomas IA. Sha-
10 l3s&f for the Se14 SeA Sec. 8, S1s
.sSW&&kc. 10, r 20 n Off 2S west.
u tlez 9llowing witnesses to prove
'9us Fc63dence upon and cultiva ton
Q s:s r. Phillips, j. n. Walker, !,
ser C. McNiei, all of Green For
JE0sP. CLENDkNIN, Register.
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Collectors Notice.

I will meet the taxpayers or Carroll
county, Arkansas, at the following
times and places, to receive the taxes
of Carroll county for the year 1894,
to-wit:
Township. Place, JAN, 1895.
Polo, i. Powel's Store, Z, s..
Yocum, Oneal Store, 8, 10.
Long Creek, Head School H. II, 12.
Carrollton, Carrollton, ID, Is, 16.
Usage, Fairview, II, 49,.
Dry Fork, Shiloh Church, 49,
Omega, Plney Blum, u,
Piney, Wilson School H., 90.
Liberty. Webb School H., 23.
Hickory, Green Forest, "A, 25, 23.
Kings River, Jackson Store, 2s, 80,
Franklin, Hosteter School H. 80.
Ctifty, New School House, 81.
Feb.
Winona, Pickard Springs, l..
{. Winona Springs. 2.
March.
Cedar, Beaver. 4. D..
johnson Springs, Voting Place, g..
Eureka Springs, Sd Wd. Voting P. I.
'' ID :" Voting Place s..
=" 1st Court a., 8 to %.
Prairie, Berryville, 25 to 80.
will remain at Berryville until April
10, 1895, after which time the books
will be closed and penalty attached to
delinquents according to law.
A. P. NAPLES,
Collector Carroll Co. Ark
Berryville, Ark, Dec, s, 1894.
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EDR Il PUBLICATION.
ia Once at II arrison, Ark, J
Sft III, tat, 90 TOO.
lrioer-s', :,
gsgIaN .

al sSast Jan. % 1895. {
ave 1Ech erGbY &iven that the following
ri. srsiio4 4led notice ol his Intention to
AS root eiMssupport al his claim. and
s0uth o. uEWikl be made before the Regis
49, ctS9f&tarrison AK on Maeeh 9th
OF tnlhoC. lHM6&& e Davis, h e no. 1912 Tor
o;.srS, peHc&E8 swz swM, Sec, 4, nwl
Ps"%t rx0${E y
the304oNiag witnesses to prove
up66E4hd cultivation of said land
RxNAll e. royt, OF Omaha
AiskS Esyegatt, Walter Glefnenee,
w fa l4 ElEaprS,N, Register
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-14
THE MESSAGE.
Views Presented by President
Cleveland to Congress.
CAUSE AND CURE OF BOND ISSUES
Treasury Notes should $50 Retired-Evils
Threatened by Free Colnage-Neutrality
with Reference to Cuban Revolt
Armenian Outragcs.

washington, Dec. 3.--lhe following
Is President Cleveland's annual message
20 congress-:
To THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES:
The present asscmblage OF tho Legislative
branch OF our government occurs at
time when the interests OF our people and
the needs OF the country give especial
prominence to the condition OF our foreign
relations and the exigencies OF our ma
tional finances. Tho reports OF the needs
OF the several administrative departments
OF the government fully and plainly ex-
hibit what has been accomplished within
Tho scope OF their respective duties. and
present such recommendations for the the
betterment of our country's condition as
patriotic and intelligent labor and obser-
walton suggests.
I therefore deem my executive duty adc-
Quately performed ut this time by. pre-
senting to congress the important phases
of our situation as related to our inter-
course with foreign nations. and a state
ment OF the financial problems which con-
front us, omitting, except rs they are re-
lated to these topics. any reference to de-
partmental operations.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-14

Japan has furnished abundant evidence
of her vast gain In every trait and charac-
ness. Wp have reason for congratulations
~ tho fast that the government of the
treaty stipulations with the new japan. was
frst to recognise her wonderfui advance
and 10 extend to her the consideration an1
confidence due to her national enlighten-
ment and progressive character. 4tr.
The Mosquito AFFAIR.
In last year's message, narrated At
some length the jurisdictiolal questions
then freshly arisen IN the AosQuito In
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-12-14
interests An6cted.

The exports affected are largely Ameri-
can cattle and other food products, tho
reason assigned for unfavorable dlscrim-
deleterious to the public health. This is
all the more irritating In view OF the fact
excellence and whoiesomeness OF its ex-
ported food supplies as the United States
norSAo easily able on account OF Inherent
ooundncss 10 guarantee those Qualities. ! :
Nor are these difficulties confined 10 our
food products designed for expectation.
Hints NJ HstAiistion.
II II not TO be forgotten that interna-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18
s.paaen aut sem arteasp,ase.

pboenir, @riS., IA. Mpril. --
Cine 8arfoe rpon Mpadsn bat ben
Rriesspfab betreten. Gin alter damn,
Namens 8lepius. eine IN Mriaom BE-
tannte periDnlidtett, befaub iid nit
ieinsm Subne unb nod einem rGuwz
bop" a1a leBten Greitae in Der NdAe
ietrsr Garm, aht Meilen tpei tli6 BON
Der Gan Carlos R:isrpation, auf Der
@u4e mad Pferben, als cine 8anoe
BON einem DuBerb gut berittenen uno
betpa fnetsn Mpa4sn Iauf bic 2eute
feuerte. Die 'Rugeln f&lusen in cine
GelstpauD Elm, an ipel4er 8(epius NIT
isinen 8egleitern binritt; lie iudten
iofort 'S4uB, uno %entpioerten oas
Teuer, lpprauf bic Smbianer baponrit>
ten. Der Jibrer ber Mpaden mar
9anbp Sim, Elm aus benz 3u4tbauie
Duma ,tpessn S9tpinbiu4t begnabigz
ter StrolG;, tpelder BON ieber elmer Der
sefdbrltdjiten 8uridem in Der @eier>
patton mar. '.
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Ncmeitc WadrtMte,t.
Gin @ouperneur betraft.

>2itt1e @od, Mrt., 8. Mpril.
@oupsrraur Sames g. Glarte unb
Der mgeorbnete W. 81. Sones BON
Marion Gountp hatten in @leafon's
9otel cine @ontroperie, pel@e betnabe
ernite Golgen gebabt bdtte. Mls bic
Mntlage apegen 8eite@ung I'M ReprG>
ientantenbaufe erboben pur6e, ertldr>
te 9err Sones, buB Der @ouberneur
baran 14ulb lei. @eitern Ma@mit=
tag gesen 2 uhr begab ii& @oup.
Gl0rte na4 benz 9otel unb er1 uhte
Sones I'M cine prtpate l1nterrebung,
tporauf bieier ertldrte, bab lie tire
@el9dfte auf benz Plabe erlebigen
t0nnten, auf benz lie itdnoen. Die5
drgerte ben @ouperneur u:5 er ipie
Sones in's @eii9t, mas btei er in berz
1elben Wet1e beantmortete. Glarte 5os
bierua1f einen groBen &epolper, tourbe
joo9 bon umi tebenoen am @4vBen
perbimb,rt. Glarte murbe DOT ben
5rieoensri4ter gebra4t, betanntc fi@
bes 3ragens %nerborgener Mafen i4ul=
big unb 'bs3ablts cie tonbenttoneqe
Strafe BON $50. @s mirb biel baz
ribsr geipro@en, Elm Smpea&ment>
@erfabrer gegen ben @ouperneur einz
5ulsi!sn. bod iino nod teinerlei
Shrttte oorgenommen.
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&6tmpfe tn Snoteu.

2onbon, 10. Mprtl. Bon 3alz
tutta e%inaetroHene Ra@ri4ten utelben,
baB bic GbitraG : Expedition bic Sorts
am @spanz&iper om @amf flag eingez
nommen baben. Die garage @rpebiz
tton, NIT allen @orrdtben, mari4trte
in @etpaGtmdriden uaf Dir. Dte
3tpette 8rigabe er3tuang ben 0urehz
gang in Tolse Der u1sgs5ei@neten 2etz
ifungen Der Mrtinerie tub Der MaGimz
@ef9lBe. Die Bengal Cancers"
srifen, nodSoem iie ben TllB bur@z
f4tpommer., ben 5etuo, Der itd9 lang
fam auriid5og, on, uno 6ra&ten TIM
CUR f@leunigen Glu&t. Die @erfolz
grl1rg er1tredte fi9 auf mebrers Meilsn
unb 9unbsrte Gteben unter bert &ansenz
fti4eu ibr 2eben. Di @&ottif&en
@ren3er iiberf@ritten ben Glub tpeiz
ter auftpdrts unb es gelang tbnen,
umra @6ans Sort encouragement Die
brittf4en Derluite tparen gerimg.
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Nur tbetI,peiie bctdtiat.

@aibtngton, 9. 4prtl. Das
Oberhunbesgeriht bat bic @nti4etz
bune absegeben, oaB bag @intpmmeuz
fteuereefeB, iotpeit bafflbs bic Be-
iteueruna Der @intinfte aus @ermtez
tbung unb @erpa4tuug bon @runoz
etgentbum nub bic 8eiteuerung BON
@tabtz, @onntpz unb @taatsf@uloz
14einsn betriFt, perfaFumgswiorig
1T. 8e5i9Gi@ Der iibrigeu 8eitim>
mungen beg @eiebes berri@te Sttm>
memgletdbeit, uno ba bic @nti4eibuug
Der unteren @eri9tsbe90rbe bas Gin
tommeniteuergefeb fir perfaKumgsz
mdBtg ertldrte, 10 be9dlt bafetbe init
Musnabme Der pben %erapd6nten Beittmz
mungen feline @iiGtigtett. Sberrt&z
terNTuller bsrlas bic @ntf4etbung in
@egemtuart elmer Der sr0Bten @erz
lammluneen, bic ie inn @erihtsfaats
acknowledgements ftno.
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Bon Guba.

6abana, 10. Mpril. 8sri4te
iiber MngriHe tleiner Sniursentenban<
ben liefen ndbrenb Der leBten brsi
Sage bGufig Elm. go melt aber BE-
tannt 1T, purbe tein 9r0Beres @efe4t
seliefert. Die Propin5 Santiago i,
nod bic u~nrubtsite ber Smiel. Gene
raj Ga @bambre, ber bic @erfolgungsz
trupppn tommanbirt, bat tine Retos>
nosairung na4 Palma Soriano Dor
senommen unb kri4tet, baB cine Ban
be BON 100 Snfur9enten bic Gan Sc
anbro Pofttutf4e unb beren 8ebedune
ansriF, bieielben ubertpdltiste umo
bic Yoitfu@en raubte. 8ebor }tt bic
semadten @efangenen in Gretbeit teBz
ten, f9nitten bic Mufrubrer bic 81
leerapbenbrdbte bur9. Cine Mbtbet:
lung Reeierungstruppen tpurbe auf
bic 8erfolgung sei4tdt.
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9tapenaut Der ..6t. Yaul."

phi1abelp9ia, 3d., Il. 4prtl.
Der 1reue Dampfer Der ameritanii4en
2inie, Der r@t. paul", tpuube am
Mitthuo9 auf Dem @rampf@en
@@iHsbuubofe erfolgrei@ pom Stapel
gelaKen Ser Isl. paul" liegt jeBt
i'm Delutpare, cine &obelldnse BON
ieinem SfHmei teri&iFe, benz st.
3ouis", etfernt. Beibe Dampfer ftno
tpunoerDoue @r3eugnii1e mooerner
ameritanii4er @4iTsbautunit. Be-
tanntti9 mar Der erits @tapellauf bes
v@t. paul" perungliidt, biesmal gin9
ab,r Qlles glatt bon @tatten. Die
1eter mar bonn berrli9iten Wetter BE-
%oiinitigt. Cine uneebeure Meni@enz
merge batte ii@ bsreits mebrere @tun=
ben Dor der feitgeieBten 3eit an ben
@tngdnsen gum @&ifsbaubofe einsez
funben.
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@teoer Elm 8rubeuuualii6.

Can 5rancisco, TO- Mpril.
Cine @pe3ialoepe14e bon Netp Mbatz
com, Mafb., bsrt4tet: @eitern Mbeno
lam bic Na4rt@t bon einem f@redz
li4en @rubenunglid in Der ~8lue
Canon" &oblen9rltbe. Cine @gplo1ion
battle itattgefunben unb Is Bis 30
2eute berf@ittet. 3ebn 9oote tpurben
bereits ans Sa9esli4t bef0rbert unb
man fir&tet, baB audi bic ibrisen
ni9t NIT Dem Qeben babpn fommen
tperben. -.-"@ .,#.
Die Mtne liest am Wbatcom Sc,
ungefG6r 10 Metlen BON Mbatcom
entfernt. Mue Mmitren9u1gen tperDen
gema@t, I'M ben @eri&itteten gu BEL
fen. e..
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II tn Colombia.

. Nep Dorf, 13. Mpril. Cine @pez
3iulzRabslbepe1@e bon punama mel
BET, bias Ranommboot r8ogacu" babe
bic Madri4t. 9ebra&t, baB in @auca
uno Tolima in Der Republit @olomz
btu &pieber &ube umb Srbmuns
berr19t. @te @ebellen perlteren ben
Mutb. .@s 1T iider, baB bic @epoluz
tion burdb bic Sperutionen bes Sen.
@eges in @nci1p ben Spoesitob erz
bielt. sc beiBt, baB bic Mrmee bes
Generals @eges, apel@e 10000 Mam
3dblte, big auf 5000 Mann berunterz
9etpmmen 1T.
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Der ,.ReNtaS"' perurtbetlt.

Gbtca9o, IA. @pril. Der pro=
ceB Geo. %. Goubrp's sesen ben Rodz
forber Mefias, Sacob S@tpeinfurtb,
in npel9em griterer $4,000 S@abenz
eriaB foroert, tpeil 2eBterer ibm bic
Meiguns ieiner @attin entfremoet uno
bieielbs beuosen bat, ii4 in feinen
r9immel" %aufnebmen gu la1en, touroe
gu @umiten beg Rldgers entf4ieoen,
apelhem Der .po1e %geforberte 8etrag
augeiprofen tpurbe. S4apeinfurtb
tpar tueber ielbit erf4tenen, nod batz
te Ct ii& 'pertreten lui1en. a.,.
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Gin morolu tttaer Yreotaer.

Sad onpi1le, Gta., 13. Mpril,
2etpis Moore, Elm farbiger Prebi9er,
'9rtf' feline @attm nit einsm Mefe1
an uno brq4te i6r i@Apere Murben
BEL. Die 6rau mar trant uno pei=
gerte ft4, auf Dem 6elbe gu arbetten.
.tpie Moore ibr befoblen battle. 9ier=
bur4 aufgebru@t, ergriH bieier cir
Me1er uno 'periebte tbr einen @&niti
in ben 9als lnb einen Sti4 in BIZ
Brui It. Moore tpurbs perbaftet.
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@aNernotb In Heutjmlamo.

Berlin, IA. Mpril. Die MaHersz
notb in Tolse 9ofpaf er ptrb INNER
beoentlt9er. Sn benz iiber1@tpemz
menbom @ebiet bes 2uneburger &reiz
les 0arnenberg apti4en @lbe unb
ssSee5e lit elm &abn %getentert, unb flint
Yer]onen 1inb ertrunten.
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Marftbert6te
G.hteaQD.

Wtntertpet3en 53-54; @oggeu IS
So; @erfte $685.; 9afer g 80;
Corn 44-46; MeBQ, potent, per Tab
2.995-3.45; &leeiamer 8.9O-9.1O;
Simotbp1amen 4.90-5.29; Tla4s
1873; 9eu 4.50-10.5O; Butter, Grea=
merp 14-20; Butter, Dairp 14-16;
@tiere 4.15-6.5O; Ribe 1.75-5.OO;
@todtrs 2.75-3.B; &Glber $50
500; @@hpeine 4.6O-5.3O; @dufe
3.O0-4.75; 2dmmer 4.O0-5.75; g.
benbe !4iibner IS; &urtep. Ill;
.@nten 10-11; @dnie 4.00-5.O0
per DBb; 3tptebeln per SAB 2.25-
$50; @rb1en 49, IS; Mepfe1 per SAB
&artofeln 65-68; Bob
mem LOO 2.O5; @ier 11-12; 9pnig
Sd; 9onig, ausgslafen 5-6;
Sal9 4; M4tsteD 1925; Mtlbenten pet
Dbb. 1.00-5.00.
Wtnneapo Ito & st. Yaul.
Meiaen $780,; @ossen 44-45;
@er1te AZ; @afer 30; Corn 81; G1a9s
lao; "patent" Mebl per 100 pfo.
LIS; &leie 9.50-9.75; Wiloes 9eu
Butter, Creamery 15-
20; Butter, 9airb 10-17; @ier II.
st. xouie
@tiere 3.75-6.25; &ub Ito
$50; Stoders unb Beeoers $685.
1926; @4peine 4.70-.95; @4afe
4.25-4.75; 2dmmer 5.OO-6.OO;
Mei8en 81; Corn 42-43; @osgen 81;
9afer 29-31.
&anfas Gttp.
@tiere 3.60-6.35; &abs 1.5O-
$50; @toders unb 6eeoers 2.40-
10; @hmeine 4.65@.8O.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-18

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