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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-14
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.

Returns From Montgomery County
Republican Primaries.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. August ID. 1905.
Owing to the telephone lines being out or
order complete returns from yesterdays
republican primary election in this county
were not received here until this afternoon
The result shows a sweeping victory for
County Chairman Willis B. Burdette and
his friends. In eleven of the sixteen pre-
cincts OF the county tickets favorable to
the reelection OF Chairman Burdette were
chosen. These include Laytonsvtlle, Coles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-14
The Norman Conquest.

From the Academy.
There has been a vast deal Of rubbish
talked about the need to cultivate an An
glo-Saxon style. The truth is that while
Anglo-Saxon supplies the bulk of the parts
Of speech (nouns. adjectives and verbs ex-
cepted). the backbone OF our language Is
not Saxon. but French, especially Norman
French.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-14
Australian Provincialism.

From the British Australasian.
Provincialsm has had its day In Aus
tralia. Nationalism has replaced It. Why,
then. do We persist In representing our
selves In England as a parcel OF little prov
inces? Why Is New South Wales toutins
for emigrants one week. while West Aus
tralia prociaims its special advantages the
next?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-14

r. ISLANDER. aged about eighteen years,
q young Baltimore and Ohio operator. was
held and robbed at the point Of pistols
while he was ON duty at Casselman. near
lockwood Nd. Saturday night. He was
relieved Of his watch. diamond ring and
&226 Masked men entered while ISLANDER
was busy at his key. They quickly secured
his valuablea and escAped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-14
Ready to Turn Current On.

The IInIted States Realty Company has scored
another great success In securing power from the
Capital Traction Company for the East washington
Heigbts Traction Railroad Company, In which 1t
owns controlling interest. The most expenaive
part Of operating street railroad Ii In tne power
auch as dynamos, engines, boilers. &c. The CON
tract for power made with the Capital TRACTION
At small expense the electric railroad which VIII
develop the land Of the United states Realty Com
Many will secure Its power by simply running tts
wires to connect with the Capital Traction CON-
pany- <.,. ....t .ur
cess in securing this power VIII enable 70 oeteiop
Its immense holdings on Pennsyivania avenue at
minimum cost.-washington Post. August ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-14

Thousands OF situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns Of The
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-14
Regular So Rockers, S1.95

Attractive looking and strong
ly made Rattan rockers. suitable for
use on the porch of the summer home.
or for general use in the city house.
Made with full-roll arm, cane seat and
Sheliac finish.
Tomorrow at 81. 95. Instead of $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-14
Ten=dOllar Skirts, SIS.

Elegant styles in 51-gore Walking
Skirts of black and dark green mo-
hair, In plain colors and invisible
checks.
Thoroughly man-tailored through
out.
Skirts that have been selling for $40
all season. now reduced to exactly half
price-fve dollars.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
A Club Houss For Teachers.

The announcement that the women
teachers of Denver are going to put up
a handsome four-story clubhouse has
called out expressions Of surprise that
they should be able to afford it. The
Colorado State. Superintendent of
Public Instruction, Mrs. Helen l.. Gren.
fell, said in an address at the National
Suffrage Convention held in Washing
ton in February, 1904: "ln Colorado
there is no distinction made in the
salaries of teachers on account of sex"
In Colorado, women vote In Wyom-
ing and Utah, where women also vote,
the law provides that male and female
teachers in The public schools shall re-
ceive equal pay when they do equal
work.
Perhaps this may cast some light
upon the question as to how the Denver
teachers can afford a club, house.
Alice Stone Blackwell.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
OUGHT to Have Been Shot.

The Tribune yesterday mentioned the
report of the accidental shooting of a
deer hunter on the other side of the
river near the bridge. Fuller details are
as follows: The mans name is Stanley
Heleska, a questionable character about
Mandan. He was hunting deer on the
river bottoms about 9 o'clock Thursday
night, when he was evidently taken for
a deer by two men whom he saw after
the shot was fired. He shouted to them
that he was shot and asked them to
bring him to town. The men took to
their heels and left him. Stanley finally
managed to reach the road, a distance
of about a mile from where the accident
occurred, and was later picked up by
Fred Parmenter, who found him on his
way to town. The bullet entered the
left breast but the doctors are unable to
tell how far it went. At present it is not
possible to tell what the result will be.
In the investigation that followed over a
wagon load of stolen goods were found
in Heleska's house, consisting of mer-
chandise, hardware, ETC.. stolen from
local stores.-Bismarck Tribune.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
New Land Office Ruling.

AS a result Of an order just issued by
the commissioner Of the general land
office, no applications to enter, select,
purchase or locate isolated and discon-
nected tracts of less than forty acres
Of land will be received at the local
land Office after Nov. IS
The order is one of the most sweep
ing issued by the general land Office in
years and will undoubtedly result in
considerable adverse criticism.
The order is not intended to affect
entries made under the act of June II,
1903, known as the reclamation act.
Considerable speculation as 10 the
origin of the order has been INDUCED in
by persons who were informed Of the
action of the commissioner this morning
and it appears to be the general opinion
that the order is aimed at the practice
of filing on small islands in the Mime
sofa lakes and converting the tracts
into summer resorts.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
Treasury Ruling.

The treasury department has made a
ruling in cases where wholesale liquor
firms consign goods to themselves in
small towns in prohibition states and
then collect from the persons for whom
the goods are intended by sight draft,
that the place of sale is at the town to
which the goods are consigned, and the
house must take out d federal liquor
license in each place they so make on
signments. This will have a tendency
to prevent the shipment of goods under
cover, and the man who desires spirit
ual consolation of this nature will prob
ably have to receive it in his own
name.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

State of North Dakota, Executive
Department: Agreeably to the procla-
nation made by Theodore Roosevelt,
president of the United States, and be-
cause it is fitting that the people of this
state should. publicly and by due
observance, render thanks to the Giver
of all good for the blessing that have
been bestowed upon us, l. E. Y. Sarles,
governor OF the state of North Dakota,
do hereby designate Thursday, Nov. 80,
1905, as Thanksgiving Day within and
for the state. Upon that day, refraining
from secular occupations, let US with
thankful hearts lift our voices from altar
and from fireside in an expression
of our gratitude to Almighty God for
His bene6cent and bountiful gifts. Let
the bene6cence of God to this nation
and state serve as our example in min
istering to the needs OF those among us
who may be poor or unfortunate, that
the day may breathe the spirit of charity
and fraternity. May no distress or need
be permitted among US upon that day,
and may its lessons serve to guide us in
the paths of civic righteousness and
private concern for the welfare of our
fellowmen.
Done at the capitol at Bismarck under
the great seal of the state, this sixth day
of November, 1905 s.ssS
(SeaD E. Y. Sarles, governor.
By the governor:
f. F. Porter, secretary of state.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
in TIME OF PEACE.

In the first months of the Russian-
Japan war we had a striking example
of the necessity for preparation and the
early advantage of those who, SO to
speak, shave shingled their roofs in dry
weather" The virtue of preparation
has made history and given to us our
greatest men. The individual as we'll
as the nation should be prepared for
any emergency. Are you prepared to
successfully combat the first cold you
take? A cold can be cured much more
quickly when treated as soon as it has
been contracted and before it has be-
come settled in the system. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is famous for
its cures of colds and it should be kept
at hand ready for instant use. For sale
by all druggists.
1t pays to advertise in the DICKINSON
PRESS.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
NJ. E. CHURCH.

"Duties are pressing on me,
And the time for work is brief;
What if with purblind vision
l neglect the very chief?
What if l do with ardor
What a thousand could, maybe,
And leave undone forever
What was ment for only met"
The poets question to himself is
very pertinent and one which is ap.
plicable to each individual. There
are-'tis true-many duties pressing up
on you and me but stop and consider
for a moment whether the present
duties, which are but temporal, are as
important as the one which will affect
you through all eternity?
The Christian services of the Sunday
are for the sole purpose of helpingyou
and me to see our highest duty anddis-
charge the same. Come to the services
and help us in this great work, twill
do you good. This invitation is personal
and cordial and concerns 0 directly.
All are invited. The morning subject
onssM ethodism will continue for several
Sundays. q ii BIZ
Dr.. S. A.s'DanfordofsFa rgow will preach
next Thursday evening at O'clock and
hold the quarterly conference after the
sermon.
sss r. C.reaa paetnr
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
Car Load of turkeys.

AS an evidence that North Dakota is
raising something besides wheat may be
mentioned the fact that one day last
week a full car load of live turkeys was
shipped from Cakes, N. D., to New York
city. The car was rugged up with six or
seven decks and the turkeys turned
loose in the car and thus shipped COM
fortably.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
CHRISTIAN

Rev. C. E. Dobson, Rector.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18

Christian Science services every.sun-
day morning at II o'clock, Subject,
"Ancient and Modern Necromancy: or
Mesmerism and Hypnotism." Sunday
schoolat II; Wednesday evening meeting
at 7:3o p m. Reading room open
daily except Sunday from 10 a. m. to
S m. Press building,second floor.
a cordial invitation is extended to the
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. !.

Whosoever will, let them come and
join with US in the worship Of God.
ROYAL ]. KELLOGG, Pastor.
Io:45 a. m. Sermon.
12:15: Sunday school.
8 p. M: Juniors.
6:3o p. M: Endeavor meeting:
1880 p. m: Song service.
8 p. M: Sermon.
Wednesday night, 1880. mid-week
PRAYER meeting.
Choir rehearsal Friday night each
week.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
With the Churches.
LUTHERAN

There will be English; Lutheran
services Sunday in the Methodist
church at 2 P. m. A German Lutheran
Thanksgiving service will be held in the
Methodist church at 1890 a. m. Thanks
giving day. Rev. O.. T. Just, Pastor.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
For Sale.

have for sale or exchange twenty
splendid rams-most of them full blood
Shropshires. Ranch twenty miles north.
west. w. w. PHlPPs, Dickinson. Io-7-tf
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
ST.

Morning Prayer and sermon, 1o:45;
Sunday school at IL; evening prayer and
ermon 1880; Wednesday evening, 7:3o,
Litany, followed by choir rehearsal.
Saturday evening, 1880, regular choir
rehearsal.
Rev. C. E. Dobson, Rector.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
postoffce at Dickinson N. D., for the month
ending Nov, 16. 1905:
Aesard, Miss Agnes, Meeks Mr.. RI.
BOYD, Mrs. Nellie, Niglic, il.
Campbell, Mrs. S. P.aler, Hon R. r.
Rogers, Miss Grace, Pearson, Mr. Earl
Richerson, Mics Eileen, Schneider, Mr. @.
Bradford, j. W.. Vert, Mr.. Albert
Cauper, jas. Sr. Tatlock, E. B.
Drawer, Mr.. P.D. Young. E. 81.
Loudahl, A.. M. Hike. Mr.. F.
Miller, Mr.. Johnston, Motz. Franz.
Persons claiming the above will please say
advertised" and give date of this list.
NC. LAWRENCE, p. M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

George 90. Sirbp, jun, 43, unO
ameIio Monner, 90; NppIifont Geo.
so. airbp, iun., Scr. t04, Noro.
Greene troBe.
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NongolieS, %; NppIifont Morris
8lein, Nr. t51t, @oitern.gpemie.
Slioore ". Wfiaer, %, uno glOo 30.
Cooper, 20; Npplifont S. S. Hidaros
ion, @r. 1906, @orb.GborIeS -StroBe.
gilbert @. 2oNtono, 81, llnO @eor-
9%ionna g. @inf, 40; Ipplifont Nib.
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pben NJ. Crane, Nr. 854, @eIt.Son.
cites troBe.
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bale troBe.
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gtr. l1t6, Norb.9ono=S truBe.
Nrtbur Nolon q, unO Girginiu
u. &alton %; Applitunt Nrtbur
Nolan, 8olbineton Q. 6.
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Sciratbs : aieensen.

Soleenoe 3eiratbs .,2ieen3en ipur.
ben pom Glerf oe5 Common . Bleas.
@eri6ts aisgeltellt:
garle g. 9eaiL %, un6 GliiabetG
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Seller, @oibington, .. 6.
Soiepb Solep, II, uno annie 3atb.
lid, Is; applifant Soiepb Solep, SIR.
20O4, Dit 6opette.S traBe.
Hobert 9. @c2aren, %, unb Gar
RTE g. Sir, 10; applifant CHARLES ..
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Strabe.
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@rafia.
Sobn 6. aifens, q. iino Soiepbine
Yearl Sunt, IS; applifant Qetpis 6.
2ifcns, Nr. 2O23, Horo-YuIosfise II.
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griefbefSroernma uad BEN MMsIanb

uuuJ utuN StuStuWU'
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folet.
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lid (aits9enommen S%onntags).
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bier Inn II llbr @ormittags anh3.,5.
uno Z. gpril.
9ampfer fabren bon 0etp.Dorf ab.
tpeun nift an6ers aneegeben.
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Wittuod - 10 ltbr g6enos, fir
6ronfreid, Siio : europa, @eppten
uno 8ritiid Suoien, per 9ompfer
ga Souroine," pia Sabre (@oit fir
uitbere Sbeile Guropo's muB per
0ampfer 80 Souroine" ooreiiirt
iein).
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3mcite."
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Imerifa, @ E It in6ien etc.
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lunro : Snieln unb Guiana, per- am-
pier oltaer"; fir oie @obamos, per
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per 9ampfer bon philadelphia.
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Iton.
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2rans. g acific Bof.
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lid gum abfabrtbafen beforoert, uno
Die 3eit bes 4oitidluiies lit 10 arrail.
sirt, baB elm rrunterbrodener lleber.
lanb-3 TRANSPORT ltattfinoet.
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An p~erfauteu:

gr. 20 unb 22, q. sBdturentsetr, on Batter.
Ion.gnri g%ren8ene. jets 3imIier, MODERN. 9reiS
Nr. 5O7, 513 un6 SIS, q. .9PontforS.sfbenue.
feds .3irnnier nit Yerbefiernns. Rreis $950.O0.
@runo5ins S34.00 pro Sabr.
Gtrdbe. feds 3inlmer nit alien @erbeiferunaen.
Yreis S775.00. Grurb5ins $4,000 pro Sabr,
Cine 9feite fnoberner 8dufer nit au ben
ueueften Berbeferuneen i'm 100 BIod Der 0eus
,uooo.stpe. preis $f450.00. Griif,o8tns $3.50
pro Subr.
pdSen II. Wobubnus, get. 27ff, Gabette.gtr
0roeerieInSeit.
MGe obeneripdbnten 5dufer finb neif unb
foebef ferfig geffelt ip0roen.
e. g. Gadagher,
8duH1fcrnebf1er
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Manuer mmb 1raucm fummt at mns

W1nffier nno Jrnuen nit ~gtbeinten 0ramibet
lenoen 3aaren, Striffuren. ginsfIuB, BIutper-
%etffiiHgs 9ril6en, Sn~lttdusi9Idaen. Mbeumatiss
mus. gerlnft Der W2nnubnrfeit, Blufets urlb
NierenletoenL Wiaitoarmleioen, Sdmorrbotoert.
Sariietbtafeit, ooer ireenb pel6er beripanotei
&r1ntbetten fouten ft oertrauensboa Oil unS
peiioen.. Sebentenbe Gpe5inIifien iperben Sic
lriferiuhen ulb foftenfrei cine p~iiieni6afiIife
Dtaqnoie- Spires Bales eeben. .g,t6t Elm Golur
Sor Der 2eillna 5l be3ablen, eBtr beileIt RAID.
ltder, tbilerdlos uiio oniierbnff, uno bcbnroe.n
MIR eebetHie 2rnnfbeiteu bon UidnnerH ulo
Sroien: sSenn Gle Mot fonlrnen fJnneft, 70
bsladrid tieen gle ms, lno mir be6an6ein
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1iiGt 4oitfarte Del. ipenn Sbr f6reibf an Or.
gttttps waeeteaI I%nftttnte, 1857 OF. Hrntt,s Str,
baltimore, wee: Seuff6 ipiro e%efprodtn.
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S.-3uiubr 89.257 8liidel;
&erionot bon ben @Iepotoren 104,.
1873 8uihel; glepatoren . 8orrab
535,611 8uid)el. 8erfGufe: 1 8ag.
gon gelber 81 81, 1000 8uifel Spot
3n 5th, 2000 90. au 5th, 10000
Ipril 81 SIZE.
n.--Is ~ Z
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Rr. 1924, Dft'BoItimores strase. - Sim.
uner an Serren gu nermietben. - Getnfte
@etrdnfe unb @eiHe. ,BdpsBte.ps8raues
ret 4ier. gerfanimIunesIoiaI bes Oft
Qpmharbftr. Sulmertu. g1us unb 2eibs
gerelns-. Gbef.'ael. Wh, 8eruoR 4e42 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-12

RarDlanS Sbattel 2Oan AiIucidtiOu,
$40 bis $500 werheu Oerlieben aui Wtbbelu,
RianOS etc., DbEe 6HtfetnuHg berteIben..
BON 1. SaHAar 1905 on ~befinoen f6 uHiere
giire1nI ipieoer in nnlerem alien QofaIe.
gaIpert'BHiloiHg, benz @ert6tsgebiuoe gegeII'
iiber.
9immer Ir. 229, 281, 1888 (5,ueitrr SIur).
@AbpIt.Gde Habette- nnb Ct RauLGtruhe.
Soupenirs flr Seihdftsfreunoe.
(glob9, 1S,T&S)
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Mher,a .Gheliurth.baar.n
@nn6erboGe Gnt0efnna.

Sran ". gleifng, berborr1eeuoe Spe5iaIiitin
LIZ Sranen'eei6en. ,9arnen feuteu tth in allen
SdIen uertraulittr art on MID peIt6eri. A1enB
bate ME einen ~ein3igen Se9Ii1tu grIeitte'
riIrg In 49 Stunoen ooer feline Be5abIuna pers
Iangt. aeir Sfmer5, poer @efdbr, o6er Inter
Spred8immer ODER briefIih, So. 9ribatsllnfer.
%fortInen fir 9arnen. 9ef9ulte Mdrterinnen.
aer5tli9e 8ebanblung, tpeun geipiirf6t. Streng
itunoeu bon 10 BORN. biz 8 MbenbS: GountogS
bon 2 bis 5 g1dn1. Srau U. gleiIng, gr. 719,
gpet. Sanette. etrnbe. (DNdrc9 ,I&S, fO
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IaIffmorer Rarftberidte.

Baltimore, If. @pril 1905.
Webl. - 3uiubr 2343 Safer,
einidlieBli6 255 5Glier 3u 2ociit.
Yoint uno 648 6aiier gu Canton.
aiiitenDerianot -- 3Giier. Die go.
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u"HleHI'eDehoe Fret1e peoleDet 1ld]
arf Den gH8ros-San6eI; fiir oeu
a~leinbanoeI mnB ein entipre6enoer
IufidIng gemadt neroen.
@ier, pro 0libeno 1915. bis 161ac.
Butter, pro Pfuno:
Creamery Separator. -. 81 bis 80
Cream. @atb. Greom... 90. &c bis %
Creamery Sanitation. 80. 90 bis 20
Sa. N%ortbneItern Sable. 81 bis %
8eitern &oaS. 10 bis %
Creamery BrintS, 1 Bfo. 80 bis =
Cream. Brints, ~ 8f6... 30 bis =
Wto., go. uno go. BrintS 81 bis %
Creamery @lods, 9 @fo. 80 bis =
&enopirte, bette Worfe.. % bis %
2ebenoes @efIugel. pro 8funo:
olte Siibner Toe. bis t512c.; iunge
Siibner t8c. bis 25c.; @nten 13c. bis
t6c.; Hrter t0c. bis 1885,; @Gnle
12c. bis 1876; 2nIbeuL pro 8oor 20c.
bis Doc.
Sru6te un0 o emil e.
&artoffeln, pro 9uI6el 30c. Bis
35c. neue 6Iorioaer. pro SOB $4 bis
$6; 3nderriiben, pro aiite t5c. bis
20c.; @eiBtobL pro Come $500
bis $1,000; neuer Sloriooer, pro
Crate $3.50 bis 1915; 3piebeIm,
pro 9ui6el Soc. bis $1.t5; Garot.
ten, pro &iIte 30c. bis 40c.; aepfeL,
pro Sob $1.00 bis $500; Geaerie,
pro Crate $3.50 bis $500; BRAT.
ner &oBI, pro SAB 35c. bis 40c.;
Spinat, pro Sab Toe. bis $1.00:
crime 9obnen, pro aorb $3.50 bis
$500; runoe Iiiben pro @uidel
20c. bis 25c.; &opfialat, pro &orb
$t.00 bis $2.75; 8Iumenfob[, pro
Sob 1926 bis $3.50; @urfen SIo.
rioaer, pro &orb $500 bis $500;
tomatoes. pro Carrier $500 bis
$3.50; 8aoiesden, Noro.G Carolina,
pro 9iinbel te. bis &C.; @robeerelt.
pro Auart 20c. bis 25c.; @pfeliinen,
pro aiite $500 bis $3.50.
q Groceries uno Brobiio.
mem.
Sal5fleiih, pro Yfuuo: fleiue Gu.
gar : Gureo S6infen HIS; groBe
Sdinfen 10a4e.; gaIifornier Sdin.
fen 71ac.; Susar.Gureb 8ruititiide
10c.; Sugor . Glireo Sdultern
&c.; troden geial5eue Seitenrippen
&c.; Spedieiten S1ac.; troden ee-
iaI8ene SduItern 71ac.; reines
Sdmal8 in 9ierces 7Ac.; Sped-
idultern SIC; MeB.S dpeinefleiif
$14.50 pro Sab.
3affinirter 3uder: getpiirfelt
6.95c.; piilperiiirt 6.35c.; Stonooro
%9ranulirt 6.25c.; fem granuIirt
6.25c.; Grpital u 6.25; Columbia
u $500; aeIber 5.25c. bis 5.75e.
@eroiteter 4affee: 6. 6. s. 100
gfb. aiitem t2e.; 6. 8. 6. go Yto.
9iiten 12.10c.; 6. 6. 6. SO Bfuno
ailten 1926; reiner SABA 281ac.;
Bis &c.; gutter SABA 261sc. Bis &c;
reiner Moffa 2613c. bis &c; Saba
unb Woffa, eemiidt, 251ac. bis &c.;
SABA, eemiidt, 2412c. Bis &c.; rel
ner Waracaibo 211ae. bis &c.;
reiner Ga @uapra 201ac. biz 21c.;
reiner Santos 20c. bis 201ac.; San.
tos, gemiitt, 19c. bis 191ac.; Hio,
npu1iSht tQc ria fQ1Lr
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gen 1863 9uideI; gIebatoren.8or
rotb t80,677 @nidel. Serfduie: I
8a9gon Nr. 2 meiBer gu 1914.
Seiitine Sh[uErote.
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8H berfanFen OSer 80 berpa6tsH.
8n prrlnnftn pber so berpa@ten:

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nat. IeIepbon - Wf. Bernon 1865 U.
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@erlanat i'm NQaemeinen.
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Der y9eutiben @efeufdaft." E. Sieienieen, bic
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