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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-18
The Beggar's Indignation.

A Beggar accosteG q gentleman and
whined II am paralyzed in both me
lands. mister, an can't work, fer ] can't
grasp anything with 'em. Could We
spare me trille, mister.n /.
II am deaf, replied the gentleman.
'sYou'd better write dowE what you
have to say. Here's pencil and piece
Of PAPER"
ssDeaf. is 'e?" thought the beggar
.sThen e didn't'ear about the paralysis
SO he wrote down.
ssI've got a wife and six children
starvin at home, mister. I've been oui
o. work for six months, an ham in {
drefful state Of destertushun."
He handed the paper to the gentle
man. who read it and said
II thought you said you were para
lyzed in both hands and couldn't grasl
anything; and yet you can write. !"
..Did-didn't you say yer was deaf?''
lstammered the beggar, who now reall!
did feel paralyzed.
Eyes, just To find out II you were al
impostOr which you are as suspected,
replied the gentleman.
s'WeIl, Of all the bloomin' frauds, ye1
the. biggest exclaimed the beggar
ssThe hidea Of yer ssyin' yer was dea
an tryin' to impose on pore fellow
/ And he shufiied oil, shifting the al
with righteous Indignation. Londo
| It'd Bits.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-18
Say They Can Coin Silver.

Men who have made close study OF
the coinage laws of the United States,
make the startling statement that a
free coinage law is now on the statutes
of the nation. A test of the case is to
be made at once.
The men who make the declaration
that the old free coinage law is now in
force, are close students of finance and
have made a thorough examination OF
the subject, previous to laying their
claim before the country. They say all
that prevented unrestricted coinage at
any time were amendments to this law
and not repeating it and enacting new
coinage laws. When Congress repeal.
ed the Sherman amendment to thi:
law, instead of absolutely demonetiz
ing silver, as supposed at the time, i
repealed the only obstacle in the wa.
of its coinage. People may believe i
strange that this should be the cas-
and the country be in ignorance of II
for so long a time, but it would be n
more strange than the Act of 1873, Q
which the people, and even member
of both branches of Congress, as wei
as President Grant, claimed to hav
been ignorant Of its true purpose.
test case is to be made at once by thos
who have put forward the idea. On
hundred ounces Of silver will be offere
for coinage at The Donver mint, and
it is not accepted and coined as the la
provides, writ Of mandamus will b
applied for, to compel its coinage. Tn
test is on. 1t will be watched with in
terest. Shoshone County Independent
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-18
LON6sTREET's MARRIAGE.
The Old General Tells Why He Married
His Beautiful Young Bride.

Vinecrest Cottage, near Gainesville,
Ga, Sept. 12.-When | received yohr
request to-day / was busy attending to
to the gathering OF my Scuppenong
grapes, which found would not admit
OF an absence long enough To enjoy
the honey moon which | had
promised myself. On reaching my
home on the evening OF the Sth, my
wife exhibited her woman's tact by In
quiring into these things, and suggested
that It was best to attend 10 business
first and take our honeymoon next week.
This is the third day OF our marriage,
and feel to-day az il God had made us
for each other: that there has enlisted
an affinity which drew US together with
out seeking. The fact that my wife
should have chosen September as the
day for our marriage without knowl-
edge of the important part played In
my life on the field Of Molina del Rey,
80 years before when | won the brevet
OF Major, shows current which runs
in unison.
What shall I say about my venture In
married life? That is question which
men have been trying to answer for
ages, and it yet remains one OF the prob
lens which sweetens life and sheds the
glamour OF romance over all we do
What is good for young men Is equally
good for the old; If, indeed there be any
distinction, for the longer q man lives
the more he becomes convinced thai
there is neither youth nor age anc
that we really live in a great present
upon whose stage VIC all play our parts
! until the finale Is reached when We
again reappear in memory and play a
prominent part as ever.
Is the great Alexander truly dead
or Is Bonapar.e absent from the force
: which control the world? am sure tina
those take short-sighted view Of liz,
, who restrict it to babyhood youth, ma
turity and old age.
/ prefer the larger view, that mel
live In an ever glorious present, which
! texhibits to ts not only those who are
: posing their parts, but those who's
deeds make them AZ realistically pres
ent az all the others
/ For eight years have lived alone II
this house, away out in the country
r whers the loneliness often became or
pressive. had In mind q little cir
who used TO visit my children whct
going to school. She was bright an,
piquant and, withal, gifted with wor
! dertully womanly sympathy for chilt
+ she would float in my imaginstions q
y a pretty picture, real and yet Out {
!; grasp; for she had passed away fror
! my circle and seldom met her.
/ watched from affair the brave ba TIL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-18
Glory Of the Smith Family.

"Yes, my name is regarded as very
common" said X. d. Smith of Lee
banon, Pa. But" he added, "thcre
are very few people that know how an
cient and homo rable the name really Is
There are few who know, | say, that
che Smith family antecedes the build
ing of Solomon's temple by forty years.
Again, there are few who know that
the family antccedes the Christian era
by 1855 years and the Declaration Of
Independence by 1851 years. The name
3 k nown in almost every foreign ma
ton, and you will find many men bear.
ing the cognomen holding high and
honored positions in the world.
ITO give you some idea Of how wide
Ay known are Smiths, / would refei
you TO the annual reunion Of the Smith
Family Association Of Blair county
Pa, which was held last month a
Lakemolt Park. Invitations were sen
all over the civilized world. The epis
ties were sent, and letters Of regret ar
coming in from the Italian Smiths, th
Spanish Smithos, the German Schmidts
the French Smects, the Russian Smit
towskis, the Greek Smikons and th
Turk Smeets. Show me family tha
can beat that in ancient lineage and
win petition the legislature to chang
mine. Washington Post
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-18

Land once nj Blackfoo,, Idaho,

Land once Mt Blackfoo,, Idaho.
sept. H. t~1f.
Notice II hereby given that tho following.
named settler has nlod notice OF his intention
70 make Anal proof in support If his claim.
and that said proof will be made before tho
Rcgister and Receiver at Blackfoot, Idaho. on
October I'd. iss7. via: Marius Thorup, for the
III NEi Sec. ., and wy Nwk soc. 10, Twp. 1
g., H. t2E.
He names tho following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence. upon ana cult,va.
ton Of said land. viz:
James T. Jensen. Hans Nelson. Daniel W
CaIlett. Andrew Christensen. all of aods
Springs. Idaho.
JNo. O. BROWN, Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-18

Blackfoot, Idaho. September u. isG.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-18
Assessment Notice.

fftftE Lava side Ditch Company tItsnltss5t. =
Location ri sts principal place % business.
Blackfuut. Idaho.
Notice IL hereby given that At q meeting ~ ths
Boari Of Directors, held on Saturday. Hepssns
beF llth, isgi. Assessment No. 4 ~ two &c 40
dollars per share was levied upon the capital
stock 81 their corporation. payable 10 j. VI
clcndenin. Secretary and Treasurer. black.
foot. Idaho. ANY stock upon which this A.
sessmcnt shall be unpaid on Saturday, the
10th day Of October. isg7. will to Delinquent
and advertised for sale Mt public auction. and
unless payment is made before. enough nt
each parcel OF stock win DO sold on Saturday
the 9Th day Of November. 1897. 10 nay said AZ
scssment with cost OF advertising and CT
penss uf safe
By order Board Of Directors.
J.w. CLEsDENTN,
| Secretary and Treasurer.
Backfoot. Idaho. September u. issT.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-18
a Cure for Bilious Collie.

RESOURCE. ScREvEN CO., GAL
have been subject 10 attacks OF billions
collie for several years. Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Is only sure relief. II acts like charm.
One dose Of Il gives relief when all
other remedies fail.--G. d, SHARP.
For sale by Ben II. Fernish.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-18
II Saves the Croupy Children.

SEAyIEw, VA.-Wc have a splendid
sale on chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and our customers coming from far and
near, speak Of it in the highest terms.
Many have said that their children
would have died Of Group is Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy had not been
given. KELLUM Il OURREN. The Is
and 80 cent sizes for sale by Ben II.
Fcrnish.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-18

Pursuant 10 cali. shsss yin ~ assz
81 tho Stockholders es she lars M&s q
Company. Ia fstaekfuos. Ed1so. ssssssxss Z
-. issT. ~ o'eacek ., "a. fac sss tss7fs
derialng whsshss OF asss the ecmssas g
build hezd.xssr al tho head u tAse =
Also. N certain ssneksosasss m&S 49,
portion OF tbs canal.
swna1
tilarkfoot. Idaho. s~psrmhss y. ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-18

Now 10 the time 70 az ~ 'ns
children for the term NOV
time for the young ladies y 4
their stationery. II will s0' y
at thcac prices. !, 4
Everything else In the s'oss
THAN COST. ...rt a
OLIVER WHEEL
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NOVEMBER MOVEMENT.
A GENERAL INCREASE OVER PRE-.
vIOus YEARS Is SHOWN.
over Five and . Quarter Million
Bales Already Into siEht-In-
crease In Foreign Exports.

New Orleans December 2.-Secretary
Hester's New Orleans cotton exchange
Abatement. issued today. covers the
monthly movement to November 30. Com
pared with last year the month Ia ahead
IN round figures. 6oi0co bales; ahead of
year before last by 1.ce7,00o and ahead of
1894 by 10000 bales. The total for Novem-
Der was 2,sS975l. against l,sia,05S last year.
.s12.75i year before last and 2i95.795 same
tine IN 1894.
The amount brought into Sigh; for the
three mOi.ths of September October and
November shows an increase of lS3.6S6
over last year.
The movement from the first of Saptem-
Der TO the close OF October Includes re-
OF 1914 I'D. against 3.6l7 3i6 last year, over
land movement by railroads 1876
against 500 last year. Southern mill taxi
ings exclusive of quantity consumed at
Southern oaitports. 126 iCi, against 3t3 i,a
last year, and interior stocks in excess of
thoec he!i at the commencement OF the
season. 5i5.42i, against i0i.T0i last year.
These make the todal amount cf the cot
ton crop brought into sight during tho
three montlis ending November 49, 5.2SS-
ISL against i.2ei.9Gl last year
Northern spinners took duriHg Noveni-
Der Al, 1854 babes, against 3oiaa last year.
Foreign exports for the first three
months have been 2.592774 bales. showing
an Increase over last season of 23s.7T.
Stociss at the seaboard and twendy-nins
leading Southern interior markets AT the
close OF November were 1,b90,6I6, against
l,7i5,5s0 the same date last year.
Up to this date last Year 81 $500 per
cent OF the cotton crop had been market
ed: for the slme three months IN 1895 the
percentage of the crop brought into sight
was 10 100 and for the same time In 1891
the percentage marketed was 80 52-l00.
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MONEY And INVESTNn|
Doinqs of a Day With Wall
Operators
The BEARS HAD A BRIEF N
Large Orders Prevented An
tcrtnl Dccline--Net Losses m
Not Large -honds Acttve
He BEARS HAD A BRIEF 4

New York. December 1.-The tjnI
OF the buying of the last few daN
disclosed by today's results on ~
exchange. The day opened with eGl
pearance of yesterdays sharp dei111
stock being still in force. TIA
prices from LONDON We're ignosel
large orders placed on speoaAt
caused sharp advances in the weolg
ket. The amount of commiAtun
buying Indicated a considerable IN
ing OF outside interest. The buyinsd
Changers. Sugar and Union Pacific "
pecially bold and confident. and M
close of the first hour. the mazx1j
become very buoyant agli somt :
advances in prices had been obll(
linen. without amy dlaninutSon of IA
It became evident that tine advsn
prices had come to a stop and q
neavy realizing movement was "
ress. Sugar feI point and the m
list showed an actual decline. the ~
became dull and efforts were NJ
rally II by pushing up the prices q
clad stocks, First New Jersey O.
then Peoples Gas and Rock Islal4
rushed up by manipulation. But Ab|
proved mnavailing to effect rem
the advance and during the final
tone had become decidedly wei
there was a avoly throwing over6
stocks to save the losses Tn
added the pressure of short sales
fore long had succeeded in VIM
almost every gatn on the list. MI
were, however. not large In any ~
stock. News of Importance wa
able to the market. Relief was ~
the prospect that Western raflrol
would be shortly restored. RepC
an adjustment was probable betx
government and Union Pacific
ization over the Kansas dJiv1ston
road, gave strength to the Union
and was a sustaining factor IN
Ret. There was some selling ots
for London account, but II was
much effect and was about conc
the time the reaction set In.
The market for bonds was bro
active. Sales for the first hour fo
over a million ard a half dotlart.3
sales for the day were 1850. 90 w.
States bonds were steady and uuq1
Total sales stock, 44i,90o sharc4
irg Atchison preferred, S400; st. IL,
sos; Missouri Pacific, $500; ChicAott
g go: Sugar, 76. 1872
The range OF prices on the active ~
today, together with the close ye4eo
as reported for The Post by b. ". -
L Co.. Is as follows; e.
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70 UsToN DAILY Posn FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1897

Ing reported on sales al Fall River yes
terday and low prices fxed or fancy
pflrss OF the Simpson line, when have
made II possible for buyers to trade prac-
ticaliy at their own terms. Print ciotns
we're sold In Fall RIVER to the extent Of
price ever reached. In prints the feature
of the market has been the new prices on
Simpson. which are: Blacks and whites
"a. silver graye AZ: solid black ~; three
quarter percales ~: Shepard AZ; novelty
fancy prints Az and staple prints 8.
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pAINTs AND OTIS.

~ Petroisam water p WHITE TO i test eH
bbls. l3c: In crscs, slG5: prime white. $50
test. in bbls. 12c; in cases, $1.i5. Brilliant
oil. :i.7o;. In bbls, lsc; stove gasoline, In
i7c IN cases. s?.l0: castor oil. medical
rure. Si0: castor oil. commercial. 6-hc
per dozen; turpentine. IN bbls, 3sc.
WHITE LEAD--Strctly pure. 60cMc;
STANDARD white lead Iisc.
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100 IN: Waukegan Sc higher than Csl:dden.
WIHE NAIL9-Rate 200 per keg; Ad-
"a and ID. 2oc; ID and Sd. soc; "a. &C: "a.
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a asked; b bid; n nominal.
Liverpool Futures.
Futures opened quiet, with moderate de-
mand: at 2 p. m, were quiet and steady
and closed steady.
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sNlM., khT,a "a.
MONEY sSD BANKING.

Ho,ston, Deceynber 2-Local banks
port the money gharket dun and easy.
terest rates are sQs per cent. Damane
loans is light.
HOUSTON BANK cI4EARrNGsS
The followiag are the cleartngs o.
Houston banks for the week thus IA "
for the corresponding time last yea
gether with he increase or decreasof 81
This Last vs.
Year Year -
Monday ..sL5ssSll ti.7Mig G.
Tuesday ...... L5i9,lS2 l.lD4.sSs
wsfn<s s3aj ~. fl4ASi3 Tor. eSa
Thursday ..-... i.sas.W l.0as.ASs
HOUSTON EXCHANGE
Buying. SELLING. II
New II * asht,..-k dis. Par 70 q q
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!! Or BUSINESS.
6IE ACTIVITY IN PRODUCE LINES.


~ IA q. 44V<14 guus xNl1s re{kAys DeCStiDeI q
x1sele ~ considerable Of squirt In
lhlx1nsss - ssveral lines today. despite
~ utsfavosuxxe weather business IN
rfpduts nn4s No. more active than for
esversA dsys past. The demand for prnl-
" ~ much better and with receipts
sxes4 Iisht I good dena OF the stock on
G6nA waA c3eaned up. Same dealers. how
eseS. have still on hand large. numbers
" chickens. Receipts Of turkeys were rot
hSRvy. and tho entire lot we're sold out.
Ths market L nrm and prices tending
higi'<r
Te 80 market 10 not very satisfactory.
~ Texas epEs are offering and supplies
ere exhausted. II there N any large guam
t1ty IN the hands Of interior merchants
tfe hlct - not krsown locally. Galveston
o,as drawn on Houston commission men
for ekgs and have paid top pris,s. The
demand Is excellent and prices are firm
Several sales Of Kansas eggs were made
u isc. while some dealers sold small lots
q high as cOc.
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-, cnlcago aiyIces ny private wire To a
" w. nvnter 4 Co gave curb on May wheat
sSss LUIS s SO so,d a. 81 and ssis and calls II
~ Ssh and calls 1t ~. = 'S'S
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Affect trade ana there wac considerable
aUtivity In nearly everything.
lrfe6Iur merc11ants af>e buying IN con-
servatiye mnmter. their purchases sener.
airy oeIng small.
considerable halliday goods have already
bscn so:h for delivery bctwtcn ths 10Th
ana Sth.
Produce receipts were lighter today snan
for sozna time back
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Chicago December 2.--There was re-
newci weakness IN cattle today. IL wns
almost impossible TO make sales, buyers
i masins hliea their Orders yesterday. s,les
mocs and tho best at 495iis. o. the greater
part OF the. cattle going at 4. l6lp5 o. The
stocker ard feeder trade was Moderate
at N range of from 30yd4 Co Butchsrs
and oanners cattle were Sow and Lower.
cows Sara he!rers going largely at 2l5de
80 Hogs were quite active and norton
OF yestenlay'a decline was recovered.
kSrgely at s.soaS4s Coarse packsns nos
SsvnS2o and primo butcher weights. r AZ
M5.bo The late market was weak. Prices
Ter sheep and lambs We're steady al yes
terday's decline. Sheep went al a,s,dls. o,
for the poorest TO i,7Gaiis5 for tho hest
HOOKS, led Westerns. S65nI.5o: lambs sold
aS S.suf'W iur cuGs up TO 5.b05f5.G 81 for
cho:ce to prime fioclSs, Reccipts--Cattie.
l2oo; hogs, 5000: sheep, 1890.
~. Louis, December a.--Cattle-- Recelnt.
100, nj which 800 are Texans. shinmants
y steaay but slow for Texans: tair TO
t1vns.lo hpte,her steers. assn. "a. bsiix
aivo9t,bsi steers arder ioco po,tads aos1
res; nuik o. saLes. a354S.9o; stockers ana
ANA svsde hss,, xooat &c. ls,lk 2Soa+ls caws
steers SsS9s4;aS, with one sac at 45o,
COWS a,d heifers, 225ia2c5. Hogs-Re,
esRts' 900; shipments, iafo: nirssct strong
Cd, sss sass n ssssr; Rsnt aos So mix
ments. zone: market dull: nafivc NIL
lambs. t,75. s'o'ss'-''
Kansas City. December Q c,,t,,o
ceints, 5000; market steady: Texas s,eers
oIott4-o. TEXAS cows. sssffsI5. ,afiy.
steers ssss s2aHtS; native cows and heifers,
hnlls 2aSi4lo. Hogs Rec.sints % , az.
strong % &c hsyher: blalk OF s,L. 80,
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a asked: b bid: n nominal
New York Futures.
Opened quiet and firm; at noon dull but
steady; closed easy; sales, $500.
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The Frait Market.

There = a good demand for fruits. both
l6caiiy and from the country. The gen
erai trend OF prices Us upward. owing TO
scarcity OF some articles. Jobbers say
ttns It is difficult to secure ripe oranges
fbr the Christmas trade. Those now on
the market are California crop. There
are few Mcxieans on hand. but no more
will be imported al present. as prices ara
too high. as compared with the California
produc&.
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TIE following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today at the leading
ma rkets. together with The closing of mid
ding yesterday, with today's sales.
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nOUsrUN WHOLESALE Prices.


These quoiaticns are revised daily and
Their correctness can be relied upon. The
prices are tbc~c ruling In the Houston
Whoio9afc markets.
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NEW ORLEANS.

- Reported for The Post dany except
Thursdays and Sundays by Albert Mont.
gomery q Co. QimiteD. live stock COM
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Ne,v Yorl. Cottoa Marked.

New York. December 2.--The cotton
market to-day was s,ealay ara tended uu-
ward Southern spot Gotten markets are
show'ssg fair degree OF stability ami
locally there Is no pressure to sell cotton
The. export msvcment is quite active. The
msrket was featurecesr Prices, orencd
steady a. an advance 81 3rs pvats. fur
tner advanced l62 points, but turned
sng o.oset easy al net advance Of
New rcft December ,.-The drv gods
market today showed essier coyd:tonS
tos eussss. = rsdoctton In Drsu& c,su.s BE-
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COTTON

Houston Daily statement.
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yellow Pine situation.

Says the Chicago 1lhnberman: The price
sltuation In yellow pine romans prac.
iicaliy unchanged. The recent meeting al
b. Louis was at somewhat OF loss TO
arrive at any entirely satisfactory concn-
sion as 10 the rea. vceume OF the trade,
but IN view OF the inability OF tho raj.
roads to move what ordars are accepted.
y seems useless 10 consider tue question
on reducing the price list. There are not
CARS eiaJush avaiiable TO ship the sto,k
tnat u most urgently neeoed ana Tor
wn|ch any reasoigaDio price VIII De paid
therefore there Is no difficulty, for tho
preselt ~ ieasi. IN hosdmg current lists
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Grain and Hay.

The local grain market has not followed
the ups and DOWNS Of IL Chicago pit. The
desnahd here rs good for all KINDS OF grain
and prices are steadily held. There is an
advance OF 81 In prairie and North Texas
hay.
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&. Traae No4es.
10 sset ecr vtrs Mans d arm !,
I, - sfIZ $50 al het .oo..r !.
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FEllIITa

=. APPLH8--Fancy Ben Davis Z, ,..,s, ~.
Winceaps and other varieties "a MI ~
sc - a S; \: per bunch. packed
Is. Sit ~ hEkRlEH-Cape Cod. s2soS5s 70
LtsA&oNS--Messina and Palermo. co,,-
f tiYn s-'1s; choice S.0sSfS.25; extra fancy
- n, g asiiornia varieties si.soilL7 IS
( ~, xxl,S. -sr 9.to per hox
d va -rn{kexlcan. fancy sweet. g;.7sxs
y 2o*' sa''sornts see6llnys. ES6: ia ~.
IL IS yr1Rn AND NAtia.
= g n ~ y sss'ssz e. =