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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14
Public Land Depredations.

Public Land Depredations.
A further investigation of suspected
land frauds in several western states
is contemplated by the interior depart.
ment, according to q press dispatch
from Washington. In reviewing the
program to be followed by the federal
authorities, the dispatch Gays:
For the prevention of depredations
On the public lands of the United
States and the enforcement of the land
laws the interior department has at its
disposal the sum of $3.50, 600. The
number OF men employed by the gen.
eral land Office as special agents
ranges from $50 to IT'S. The greater
portion of their work is along the line
of ferreting out frauds and attempted
frauds upon either the government or
the innocent settlers. The following
are a few of their multifarious duties;
Detecting frauds and trespasses, the
stealing of timber, illegal entries OF
lands, fraudulent surveys, fraudulent
titles and the abuse of mining and
mineral laws.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14

Fine Book and Job Printing q spe.
ctalty at the RIVER PRESS Office.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14
Death Of VIM. NJ. Davis, Sr.

VIM. M. Davis, an old.time and re.
spected resident of this city, died at
his home At 10 O'Clock Saturday morn.
ing Of heart failure, brought on by
stomach trouble, Of which he has been
q sufferer for several years past. The
report of his death came as q surprise
to his many friends for although It
was known that he was not In the best
OF health 1t was not realized that his
condition was 90 serious.
Mr.. Davis was born in Harris burg,
Penn, on February IL. 1912. and con.
~sequently was in his Goth year at the
time of his death. He came to Mon.
tana in 1868, and located in Alder
Gulch, removing to Fort BENTON in
the early '80s, which he has since made
his home. He leaves a wife and six
children, who have the sincere sym.
patty of q large number of friends
and acquaintance In their bereave.
ment.
The funeral will take place Monday
at 2 o'clock from the Methodist church.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14
Carter News Notes and Gossip.

A large amount of fall wheat and
rye has already been planted around
Carter and more will be, az q more
perfect season for fall planting could
not be hoped for. Most of the farmers
In this vicinity had their ground thor
oughly prepared and no doubt next
year they will receive the rich reward
OF industry.
E. A. Wilson. superintendent of ex-
pertinent farms for the Great North
ern, has located an experiment farm
on J.. P. McMahon's place at q point
about one mile north of Carter. The
location is agood one and comes as it
should, entirely unsolicited. 1t will
be an excellent opportunity for far.
mers in this vicinity to note the effect
of scientific methods from the state
agricultural college at Bozeman prac
ticed right here at Carter.
A. II. Stewart, our townsite man,
has received o key for the toy depot
the Great Northern gave US, and goods
dumped off now may be placed under
shelter until the owner calls for them.
A petition signed by 81 voters has
been presented to the county commits.
sioners for the purpose of having q
voting precinct established here. Some
time ago q macs meeting was held and
q committee selected consisting of P.
F. McMahon, G. J. Hilderbrand and
G. l.. Kelley, authorized by the people
of Carter and vicinity to petition the
proper authorities for the establish.
ment OF a new school district and q
voting precinct.
Russell and Thurston started uI
their steam pillow for fall work or
Wednesday. Mart Graybill will dc
the machinist act for them.
1t may be of interest to note the places
from which the population of Garter
and vicinity came. OF the 81 persons
who signed the petition for a voting
precinct and school, we are informed,
came from the following places: Ari
IONA, L: Wisconsin,, 10; Missouri, 4
Washington, 6; Pennsylvania. 3
Iowa, 4: Canada, 2; North Dakota, 5
Indiana, 81; Illinois, 2; Nebraska, 3
and Minnesota, g..
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14
OPEN FORT PECK RESERVE.
About Two Million Acres Will Be
Open To Settlement.

Open To Settlement.
A.. F. Huntington, chief of the Unit.
ed States surveyors under the super.
vision Of the general land Office, and
who has had charge OF the several
crews for the past three years in the
survey of the Fort Peck Indian reser.
vation, has about completed the work
of surveying the reservation. He ex.
poets the work to be completed about
the middle of October. The work of
slloting land to the Indians is over
two.thirds flushed. There r two
slloting agents working, namely F. G.
Campbell and J. M. Robin. This
work will be flushed before January
l, 1911.
The surveying and allotment work
having been finished, the appraisers
will get to work early in the spring Of
1911 and they will be allowed nine
months to finish up, after which there
will be nothing left to do but for the
president Of the United States to issue
q proclamation fixing the date for the
opening of the reserv alton to white
settlers. The, in all probability, will
occur early in the season OF 1912.
There will at that time be approxi.
mstely two million acres Of fine agri'
cultural and grazing lands thrown
open to settlers under the usual con.
ditions Of reservation opening. Town
sites along the Great Northern rail.
way in the reservation have already
been surveyed, plated and appraised
as follows: Blair, Brockton. Sprole,
Poplar, Macon, Wolf Point. Oswego,
Frazer and Milk River.
While ten plats and appraisements
of these townsites have been reported
to the United States land Office, Wash
ington, D. c., the sale Of the lots hat
not yet been authorized and no one
knows how much he will have to pay
for lots In any of these towns. Before
the opening takes place additions
townsites will be surveyed and plated
on the proposed branch of the Grea
Northern, which will run north from
Poplar to the vicinity OF Scobey.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14
Attempted To Commit Murder.

A man who gives his name as John
Smith. and who has been employed in
the Grand Union hotel kitchen as dish
washer, was arrested by the city mar.
shal Sunday morning On a charge OF
attempting to commit murder. TIE
prisoner is alleged to have assaulted
q Chinese cook, generally known by
the name OF Toy, apparently withou.
provocation.
The victim of the assault was struck
several times with q cleaver, one OF
the blows fracturing the skull and
causing . wound that may have seri.
Gus results. He is under the care OF
q physician, and in the event OF deaSh
the prisoner will face q charge of MUIR
der.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14
Notice For Publication.

United States Land Office at Lewistown, Mon.
tana, September 10, 1910.
Notice ie hereby given that
HEINRICH ENGELLANT,
of E~verson, Montana, who, on April II, 1904,
made homestead entry No. 3425, eerial No. O3l24,,
for Eh SEA. section 3, EN- Mex section 10,
township 81 north, range IA east, Montana prin.
cipsl meridian, has hled notice Of intention to
make final nve-year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described. before Chas. H. Boyle,
Montana. on the 18th day of October. 1910.
Claimant names az witnesses: Almon F.
Mathews, of Everson, Montana, Henry Wick.
horst; Jurgen Engellant, Hans Engellant. all Of
Fort Benton, Montana.
c. e. McKOIN, Register.
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and was billed to Rexford, Montana.
This is one of the largest single ship.
ments of coal ever made into Montana /
BY the Great Northern.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14

Parties wishing to purchase live
stock will find some attractive offer.
ings in our advertising columns.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14
For Sale.

Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock BOOSTERS.
bunch Of young ]roopsters At ss'co. the h be %u" TAIN
for beauty and utility in the west. Specimens
can be seen at Fred Links, back of Record build
ing. COLONY RANCH. Box III.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14
For Sale.

A new four-roomed house with cement cellar
and four lots, located on lower Main street.
Premise all fenced. Enquire at this office.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14
Bucks For Sale.

Thirty-seven head of two ear-old Cotswol
bucks for sale at SO per head.
G. w. BUCK, Fort Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14

Bucks For Sale or Trade.
About q hundred Delaine Merino bucks for
sale, or will trade for other bucks.
Also about 1000 head of three and four-year-old
wethers for sale. Apply to
ED. REICHELT, Fort Benton.
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Die 2unOOncr Rferbeihan.

5rob Der Rdtionaltrauer falIsn bic
groben DFfeHtIiaen 9eronItuItunseH,
bic fir bic GorOoner Seaion oeplaat
paren, nitt aus. 80nig 8eorg ielbit
bat otes gepiiniat, uHo iein Bunit
lit isbr DeritGnDi8, 8umat Die glatios
naltruuer in onoerer 5inii6t fait
i5ertrisber getpiFerboft bepbaftet
piro. Bel 5errsn freilth bei4r0ntt
iie iih auf ihrpar3e 9alsbtnoen, aber
Die Srauen tragen aua in ben i9tpiilen
Soumertd1en pOnpiegero Iffpdr3e
Soilette, Da bds ebenfaQs itidlihe
g0eiB in Der Staot unbequemer 1T uuo
IaHQe nidt ale tIeiDet. 2tls Qonbpn
unter benz friihen Gtnbrut Der 5raua
srndhriht itano, madte Ii6 bic allgez
msine 5rauergepaRoung Iebr lpuroig,
iest 1T lie nur Elm IdItiger 3pang.
Wer eiren ndhen 8ertpdnoten perl0ren
bat, lpirD in pielen 5dllen tdgltd unn
itunoIid an ben Yerluit ertnnert, 10
oub es niht nur oem eeTeaihoftlitEn
gruuhs, ionoern audi feinem eigenen
9efiibI entipriht, 'th ourh sin auz
beres 2eihsn ab3ulonoerr. Bon ben
6tufteiber oes ROnigs, ben er oielz
Ieitt einmal FlIttig i'm Bageu bat
porii6erfabren Ieben, merit Der Siir@
GER in feinem Bri0atle6en prdtttih
nt6ts, nles bleibt. pie ss porber mar.
Die Srduer tptrD Des6alb Iebr bdlD
cine rein GuRerlihe @eitthts, bic nit
nirtliter GmpfiHoung niht5 mebr gu
tGun bat; lie pirtt uuter llmItdnoer,
A. .. in elmer bon lGutem 9eldd1ter
or6bnenoen U}uiithale cher bIaspbes
mild als tpeibeooa. Go biettt aub
bel Der oiesjdbriqen 6orIe Sbotp, auf
DeutT9: Goncpurs btpptque. oas tri'te
G6pars urb MeiB Der 3ui4duers
menQe etnen mertlpuroigsn @egenieB
iotpphl su Der buntsn Qruht Der
Olympia pte 81 Der feitlih oergnugs
ten Stimmun1. Die gepuItige, an
TiCh febr 0oe GiIen6dqe lit au Der Sdou
iuieosrum 10 umgspunbelt, haB Die
9e3sihHung fesnbaft Hit7t 81 bteI fogt;
in ieinen Qlutomobilz uub Quftihiffs
ousiteQungen ftano Gonpou btuter etNz
selnsu SauptItdoten bes 5eitlanbes
suriid, dber tpenn ous tonIerDatibe
gfsro in 6russ tommt, bebauptst 2on'
bon bod INNER nod ben eriteu pIuB.
Die oetoratipe sSoee bat in oieiem
Sabre Der alts engliine 8arten gelies
fert. Die gabn tit siugeruhmt BON
5udIisn, Sorteriieu, 2eOtojsn, 2iIien;
benbIdtterise 3ieritrauner urb tie.
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Sas Observation-Disclosures

W.nn man our jsbigen pdrmen Sab
res3eit bic 9trtenbeitdnoe priift, fiuost
man in sublreiheR 9dumeu etgsntbIm@
li6e Gebiloe, bic ppn ben 3pei9en bsra
obbdnoen uno pie RoQen ausiebeu.
Gs limb bic Wiesen etnes nur tpenige
WilIimetsr Iangsn. slGH3enb ihpar5en
SIIerhens, bes girtenbluttrollers
(Rbputitss betulus); er gsb0rt 81 elmer
sSomilie BON Sdfern. bic fait a[le aus
elnsm 8lattbeiIe, eiuem san3en 8Iatte
pcer aus mebrsren gldttsrn 3igarrena
Gbnlihe Ntdel 3uIammenrolleu uno
neben, in bic ons 8eib6en ie Elm 81
cher etnigs tpsniss ahlest. 4ber nttt
pegen oieIes an ith unbeoeuteHosn
Shobens, ben Is Der 8irte 3ufiigt. 1T
unisr 3isarrsntpitler in Der 8elehrtsn'
melt betannt sstporoer. ionoern neil
man ibm cine gang ungeip0bnlthe ins
itinttipe 8eeabung, eepifIermaBen etz
nsn Wdthsmutittnitintt ernitlih anges
bihtet BAT. Die Sahe berbdlt iid 10.
Sm Sabre 1873 gsldna es 2upsens, Elm
Invertebrates matbemottihes problem
su lOien, ndmli4 oie aurpe gu beitim-
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gor Suuttuotor Sis Cincinnati tn Der
Mus i'm Sieiqen beurtffeu uuo berieIbe bate
aeItern 4beno bel bieitger SIaot eiReu Nai=
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BtttsbIrs. 9l. Der 5Eu9 SAX stnsu
RaHsrifanb pom SO Jus une fdut.
DseeItns. %. ga. Der SEus Sat sts
rsr Bafisrfaue uoa 81 Jab uHo f3ut.
parfertbura, ID. IA. Oar 1Eus Bat
sinsn Daiisrfauh pom 1877 Jus ano fdai.
Rauap6a. 5aIts. Der JIus Bat els
men DaiIesitaub non 5.4 Jus uuo lteigt.
gsarIeHor, %. NJ. Der JIuS 81. sh
n.n BaHertaub pou IL CUB une fdut.
OF. gIeaidut. ID. ga. Der JIus Sat
.insn DaHsraano pOn l6.8 gus uno fdlt.
gattlettsbure 9p. Der 5Ius bat
tinen Bafsrftanb Don 1913 Gus uno iteigi.
9orts roIti. ,. Der FLli srs stnsn
Ra5srfanS pom 23.3 Jub uHD fteigt.
aouisoitts, ~. Der 5!ui at stHsn
DaHsrfano pon l0.2 Jab uHa fdut.
GpausuIIte, Jas. Oar 5Eus ta. els
nsn BaHsrfane ppa 1874 Gab uHo itetgt.
Gatro, Jqs. Der 5Ias Bat stasI Nal
Ierftono pom ass jub uRo fdat.
R.mpsts, Ienn. Der JIus Bate stnss
Maiisritaao pcR 23.2 5us aro tdlt.
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RekI.-DieRahiraqe mar beiier. @intsr
patents 4. .5o-i.s0, Straisbts "a. .2O-4.T rs,
epring 2ateutss ). .lo-55.5, Straisbts 81. ~
--4.rO. Eaiers Sc. .70-i.90.
DetseR. 5ar SaGt 9S1S - 981,e,
am sAlub 97sse; fur eeptembsr 964-
97Ae. aul Sdlus 971se; far Gesember 81
s51se. am Snlub 9se.
MeIidtorn. - Eur 3aIi 5ss.-59%e.
AM g1Ias 5SIsc: fur September 59+-
e01se. am e6iub 6ozc; fur 2eseusbsr
57L--5ss4c, am ShIus 5sasc.
Safsr. 5dr Suli 3S1s-3es@e, am
SdIub 3tsse; fur Sepiensber 3s1a9--39 y c,
am sHIus 354e; faE 9s:smber S9-4011 Ge.
am S6lus 55Hc.
Ncasen.-Ro. 2 75-76e.
Gsrits. - Gate Suttesserfts 4s -- SIC,
quite bts Holes Ralt9srits 57--6ie.
dsiaamen. - 20. / Q, 20. 203s.
Eo. / y. ID. 2lse.
II mothplaamsu.-$4 pereentntr
alec eiaame n.--sll.50 per asnlnst.
Nespert. - $23.75--23.e7k per Dbl.
gar Suli S23.oo - 23.85, am eHtus
$2s.s2 = fir Septembsr $22.2o - 2@.7v.
eamatl. - $i2..o per 100 yfuns.-
,sIr SuIi Si2.2i - l2.45. am S3Ius
ei2.ib; far September $l2.25 R.5J.
am S6lus Sl2.50.
ebert atpyenietten eoie tl3.12L
--l3.oo per 100 yfo. Tur Suli sl2 75--
i2.97L, amsblus sl2 s75ff; fiiretptember
t1l.35-l2.b71s. am ShIab $l2.571s.
eduItern. - Short tlare eetten, psrs
yadt. Sls.oo--i4.25.
Dxttsr. --Dlartt itetis. Greamssy 2I1,
.-27e. DsisS 23-ose.
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Du 6sr.--preifs isetia. Ra'Tnir.sr Gu;
Seat 6.55t, pomberee 8.S5, Cubes 8.00t
sranuleteb 6.76t, Gonfeefiouers ~" 6.55t,
On ~" 5.25-5.50t, petbsr sytra &c"
b.lo-5 .20t, sytra e" 6.0o-6. .05s, erbtnas
rer eeIber 4.90-.95t.
RoIaHss IN itstis. Tew Orleans
Dpsa Retsls 1850. centrifugal lo--2os
ne is.-ysars. .ssmlsS l.bsa't unb s.ssa.
2ouiftana, 5anep Seas 6-S1se, prinsa *
--6kt, sr6indrsr s11-4Hs Sapan Q -
IL per piunb.
Dstru.prsbasts.
Butter.-Wor,t rubis. greis itstia. -
Saasg grsamssy 2sks. Greamerg frfs
27s. DO. feeonos 25e, faney gairp 2o1 {.
Ro. l 20e per pfunb.
Rafe. - Rerss fseas. Cstp IA. I7e,
Rorbwsfilt&er II 17Xe, aem gori l5e,
e9wetser 20hs hs--22s. 2ilnburser l7t. Bird
lo1te per pfuno.
fier. -Tarft ruhis unb etpas willieer.
prtma frii6s 90 tnereier 1876, Frffs l7st.
anbere l51.s iseenss l5s per TuseHe, 10
mad Cudlltat.
GsfIAsel. -- aatfraae sien,Iid aut,
Rartt wtuiser. Spring bi6eRs ron u gfb.
nno earilber 22e. inter N gfuro IT,
lSe, Sahnsr l3e. 6dene 9s, Trutbaknsr
i5t, Guls i0e. iunae Gnten ron 2L gfuue
lse. agte l2e, 0dnis 6-ss per pfane.
Cbf unb Cemafs.
Hspf feI. - Sanep $500 800, quite
14.Oo-4.6o per Hbl
6 Gitrcaen. - Rarst feff. gaIifornia
$5.O0--o.Uu, Reiiina $500. 90 per Rife.
Crans en.-Rar!t rubia anb ssesia. -
California Rapels $500 -- $50. 1Iorina
g.. $50 per Rife.
Grcbeereu.-5aHtp eroBe einbeimiihe
$2.5O-2.76 per "a Quart Crate.
atr Den. Saure $500 -- .25 per
Crate.
SeieeIbeeren- &3.0o-3.25 per Bu.
StadeIbssreR - 500 per Grots
upn "a lts.
Sobannisbssrsn-ss.5o per Crate
uoa ~ Dts.
Rar TO ffsIn. gute BIS auserleIens
eiuhe,miiae ~ - 45s. n6rblt6e 90 - o3e
per Bu. auf bem 0eIsiis.
g.. .<5 -2.75 per Sbl. uno $500 per sad.
saut. - Rarst isssts. zsnnsiiee 1e
-, per Crate.
81 tstsin.--saHep psibe 1eras $I.75,
geloe sl no per Grote, Rem Erlsdns Creole
81 .s5 per Sad pcn 10 pic.
fsmctoeS. - 1egas Sl.00-l. .I5 yss
Gyats goaA xorbsr.
Gur.en. - elbli&e 80 - 75e pei
Camper.
erbfsn.- Sunse sl.25 - l.5o pet
Sod.
aabsu. --8o-35e per Dutene Uanbel.
y Blumsniob L-GtnbetmiiGer el.25
--2 90 per Crate.
@rhus Wckuen - n 90 - 1.25.
0aHsbshHsn q .26-i.5o per eamysr.
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2snbs gpebusts,

wpbnen. - Warft fetIg. g,rtma Usr.
sowfaft $2.75--2.sO, geft.bts unb bel Ssas
eep pfadts Rapp $2.16--a.4o per 1u.
Seu. Narft rubis. go. / Hsnotks
s1S.O0--Ig.25, go. q 30. $l7.25 5-I7bO,
20. o bo. S15.25--I5.b0 Rice. oemtfdstsr
0o. / Sl7.OO--l7.25. 30. 2 DO, &l5. 90
1880; Rice, 0o. l s14.50-l5.uO, 30. 2
sl260 - 1880 per Ton. alfalfa $500
Wh5isnfutter IN fteti1. sress sis. no,
--l7 90, mtbbttns grobss21 .oo-2t 90, bo.
feines s22.o0 - 23.O0. aemtittes 5uttsr
$l6.Oo--ls.O0 per 9onne tn Built uno LOO
mebr auf Dem 9eleifs.
geri6ieesn.s.
Dele. - Rarft rubts unb ief. aetn6l
robes T8c, aefo9tes 79e per 9auone In gars
Hen pom I--4 Dbl. Grtra sommer Teft
aarbSt S5e per 8aacne, Cotton Seeb
Del robes 59 -- Soc, roffintrtes 63-S4e
gaGons. Terpenttn Csc, BetroI.ur, Ser.
lection 1oc, Ohio, gsntutg uno Snbtana
9,1r per Galone. Grpuu GaioIiu lse,
2apbtd 12c per Gallone.
GALA Der Jiarft IN ruhia. rbto
Riper 80 - CSC, 1i4isaR uno gfron
69t per Bbt.pon $50 Bfo.
Tata 1T ftetts. grtma gttp 71I-7Hs,
DO. Gountrp 71S-7Ac per gfunb.
qobten.-Rdrtt ru1ia Touabtoasenu
$3.25, Rus uno glad 800 2.25,
aanawta etidtobten 1926, nus unb
Glad sl.SO--2.25 per 9orre oboeTiefert.
RauhIo's stadfoblen 1918. gnt6ra:its
S725-7.50 per Tonne obaeItefert. Cote
icften ll--l2c per 8u. obesltef.rt.
Sdmer reten.-Rarft tstt1. sI.eVors
men s. $500 auf benz CsIei'e unb Sc so
$40 per Bu. pom Store. Ilmot5p 81 40
] IS auf oem 9eletFe uno fl.sO-2.OO per
pu. pom etore. Buhrpeisen 9Oc. nIdhs,
iaamen s2.25-2.75 per gu. uneariiaer
Riuet 81 4o-l.E0, beutider DO. $50
l.70, oroindrer DO. $1.40-l 80 rer Bn.
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we6t. -Sufubr IA. .460 9bEs.. gerFarbt
sl6i gbIs. Der Rartt mar ftetio bis felt.
Sprtua gatent s. .2j-5.50. Dinter gtraiabts
s4.30-4.4D, minter gatsnts st.50-5.o0.
Sprina clears s4.l5--4.40, Diuter Ertrds
80. / S3.75-3. 80, Ro. 2 DO. S3.50-3. IS.
Ron ias ftraiabts s4.85--4.s5.
eat.s $4.l5--4.40. 6otes bis iaaep $4.45--
s.50.
Budret,eum uOmins4 ta 81. 90
q .05 per 100 gfunb.
Rais me5l tn itetis. 49, Tetnes peibes
unb a.lbes 81. SOLIDS. sro6ss Sl.25-l.3O.
QtInorieb $3.50.
Roaasu III nonine1. 80. 2 Defera
S01,e I. o. b. Rem Dors.
Berffe III nouineQ. maIIserfs 95-97e
c. |. {. uro neus Jutterserfts 5s-70xe CT.
I. Rem BORT.
B.t,sn. sufusr a, 400 su.. g.rfanDi
$l.05 c. |. I. uns Ro. i ROrt9srn
sl.2l Z. o. 3.
HeliAtorn. 9ufu5r l.l25. Eer.
nominea i'm Glepator uRo 65Le I, o. b.
inpimmenb.
eaf.r.- 3ufum $500 gu., g.rranst
DDJ Oh. ISls @eHll'uLsT 20 1ka
81 Sfune ibwer, norrineI, petBsr26 bis 81
9funS f6wer, a4-461sc; beihntttsRsr DO.
81 bis AZ gfunb iauer 45H-4s%e.
feu ift itetia. grtmu ll5c, 30.
ll0-ll2Ie. Ro. 2 10o-l05c, Ro. 8 80
Csc
Sopfen IN ftttia. Stat. 1909, orbtudrsr
bic dotrs 2l-24e; 1908, oroiudrer Sis 6otce
l6-l5c; gaeifie Goaf 1909. l+-l8c; 1903
l3-lSe.
sduts TnS T,etis. - Central Emsriea
22c, gcaota 2I--22c.
2sbsr In itstis. ae!b 25--2Te.
gors tn iteiiI. - JamtIp $500 -
$3.50. bort clear s24.5o-28.o0, Neb s25 90
$3.50.
Beet IN fen. famtls $500 - 1000.
Res sl5.0o-l6.00. Beef,S6intsn ga. 90
$500, 8erpaft sl2 .0o-2.b0, GttY sgtra
Srota Res s2I. .OO-25.O0.
Gut Meats fins itetia. g.p6ssfts Bel.
Ties l7--ls1Sc. DO. sdaIteru 81 -sHs,
DO. ehtrfen l6-l6Lc.
eAmaIs iis felt. Wibsls Dsfs srsma
$l2.46 - l2.55 rafiuirtes ftetia. gontt'
nsHt sl3.20. Q. u. sl4.O0. Gsmpounb s11..-
l0c.
TaIs IN rnbig. - gr:ma gttY e1.s,
qeurtrs 51s-6Ge.
u III m 10 ollt ame nsDeI uHGerelet,
prtme robes $7.o7, prtma Sommsr ssIbss
$7.s5 7.Ss.
pstrsIeam In 't.t.s. Hafant-t,s T.v
BORT $7.65, gbilaoelp5ta uns EaItimprs
STAB. DO. tn BuH S4.l5.
40 II. ia rubis. Eomet,e GIe.es 80
-33e.
Oars In itetig. etrasnes. semb sHIi*s
BIB autes $500.
Terpentir sft itetia su 621Ie.
Hsts IN itstt5. Gsubetmii1er 2If--ss.
gatma 5S-Se.
ToIaffes IN iiau. Rer Orleans Cpsn
Rettie. gutter bic dolce, 32--42e.
Su6er.-Roter III feft. Russaraes So
Ten 3.54e, EentrifuaaI Ss feft 3.24e, mes
laifes' i3u6er 80 Isit g. 40. RaFiinirter 3uter
In itetts. Gut 2ssf 5.s5, Gruises 6.s5e,
Noute ~" 5.50e, Gubes 5.40c. aor.
berec 5.35e. grdnuIatee 6.i5e, Diamond
,,A"5.l5, Gonfsettoners ~" 4.a5c; SO.
4.90, 9c. 4.s5e, Ro. $3.50, go.4 4.75e,
20. 8 4. Toe, Rc. 64.s5e, 80. .60c. go.
4.55e, SO. . 4.5oc, Ro. 10 4.4sc. 80. ii
4.40e, 30. IL 4.35e. 0e. l3 &.3oe. 30. IA
4.30c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-24

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