davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Miss Mabel Perry, 13 years OF
age, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c,
C. Perry, of the Walker school
district, has attended school in
that district four terms without
missing but one day and one
fourth. She attended two terms
under Ernest Horton and two
terms under George Coakley. She
likes her studies and is a good
student A little sister, May Perry
was the only child in the Walker
school this last winter who at
tended the whole term without
missing a day or being tardy,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Miss Maize Maxwell, Of Pal
myra, who is a successful teacher
is visiting her aunt, Mrs, G. 7
Scieffer, near Molino,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Rev. j. S. Jesse, of ChillicOthe.
Texas, was here first of the week
shaking hands with relatives AMI
friends. He was on his way home
from Washington City where he
attended a big convention of the
Baptist church. He watched till
12 O'Clock the other night in
Washington to see that the comet
did not hurt the bird of liberty
and then he felt that all was safe
and secure and could come away,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

The Macon Times-Demoerdt
reports: While large crowd WAS
on Rollins street Monday morn
ing listening to a hand organ and
watching his monkey dance
around, a county candidate be-
gan to harangue the interested
spectators. The hand organ man
i'm the language of Sunny Italy
was mad. This crowd only wanta
see one manka,' he said: you
getta out. +"
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-05-26

Eva Miller, SIS.
Ruth Crews, 2-L.
Addie Cunningham, 4-L,
Efie Wentz, As.
Pool Harrison, 9-L.
Zella Brown, 2-S.
Sudie Winn, 4vS.
Chas. Q. Liebler, SIS.
Beulah Griffin, is.
Maurice Barth, LIS.
Roy Wright, lis.
Monimia Taylor, is.
Marie Fairchild, is.
Renfro Gibbs, is,
Alma Brown, 0-S.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
intercollegiate Artists Course.

Madame LIE Brun, who is the prima
donna of the LIE Brun English Grand
Opera company is Frenchwoman by
birth, but has for years made her
home in America. She is widely
known as one of the great sopranos
of the age. Her voice is described
as being of exquisite delicacy" and
''tiute-like purity" it has been COM
pared to puff of melody-laden air.
or "a breath of roseate melody" Her
art is perfect in it's finish and depth
This is an opportunity such as comes
but once in lifetime of learning, one
of the worlds greatest artists, sup
ported by magnificent company in
some of the greatest music ever
penned. Tickets on sale at the Allen
Music Co. reserved seats one dollar.
No one in Columbia should miss this
opportunity. (advl
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
Neu's of Columbia

John L. Henry, county clerk, went
to Centralia this morning.
DR.. E. A. Lotion is sick at his
home at lilo Paquin avenue.
H. G. Angel has returned to Cen
tralia, after visiting in Columbia.
Mrs. R. F.. Rogers and Mrs. NJ. F.
Rogers departed today for St. Louis.
Mrs. ]. A. Glorial left Columbia
this morning for her. home at Poplar
Bluff.
Miss Ruth Winscott went to St.
Louis today to visit her brother. Percy
Winscott.
Mrs. A. NJ. Haynes has returned to
Chillicothe, after spending several
days visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. p. Ru
mons.
r. S. Rust returned to Hardin to-
day. He has been visiting his daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Rust, student at
Stephens College.
C. o. Soldiers went to ST. Louis to-
day on business and to see tomorrow 5
football game between Missouri and
ST. Louis University.
w. II. Orr, a student in the Uni
versity of Missouri, went to st. Louis
today, where he will witness tomor-
rows football game. From there he
will GO to Hannibal.
o. P. Newberry, a student at the
University of Missouri, left Columbia
this morning for Lawrence, Kan,
where he goes to see the football game
between Kansas and Nebraska.
A bazaar will be given by the wom-
en- of the Catholic church November
16. All the societies of the church
will be represented at the different
booths of fancy work and candy. There
will also be a supper and dance for
those attending the bazaar.
The following students of the Uni
versity of Missouri left Columbia this
morning for their homes, where they
will work in the interest of the pro-
posed Amendment No. IL: w. A. Del
mer, to Palmyra; w. w. Friese, Key
tonville; l.. R. Rucker, Brunswick; e.
F. O'Byrne, Springfield; G. N. Eys-
sell, Kansas City; A. G. Halves, Oak
Grove; Francis Stewart, Chillicotha;
w. R. Humphrey, st. Louis; M. Z.
Hornback, Chillicothe; ]. H. McKin-
ney, Linn county; Clyde Dearborn,
Chillicothe; w. l.. and r. L. Prehn.
Webster Grove. Charles Born, Sagan-
nah, Harry E. Rulings, Meadville; Don
Mcclure, Jackson, and Charles A. Har-
vey, Maysville.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04

If you want to MAKE yourself solid
with your sweetheart or once again
see that happy smile your wife wore
ON her honeymoon take her to see Sid
ney Drew in the New York comedy
success Billy" at the Colunbi ON
Saturday, November ). New Workers
said it was great, and out in Chicago
playgoers shouted immense When
the oracles of America speak enutf
said.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
Prof. Curtis to Lecture Tomorrow.

Life History of Some Cestode
Parasites of Marine Fishes" is the
subject of an address by Prof. w. C.
Curtis to be given at meeting of
the biological section of the Scientific
Association in the geological lecture
room at 1880 o'clock tomorrow night.
A chairman of the biological section
also will be elected at this meeting.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
For Sale or Exchange.
Two slightly used Auto.
mobiles, bargains. Call at
John N. Taylor's garage,
600 Broadway, Columbia,
Mo.
Real Estate Transfers.
Nov. 2 at noon to Nov. 3 at noon.
Deeds of Warranty.

Chas. Niemeyer to August Koch
Southwest 2-4S-13, $4,700.
French Morris to J. B. Morris-Lot
II, block E, Lynnhurst 500.
Sarah Arnold to A. G. Norris-Lot
264. Rocheport, $50.
Bank of KARLSRUHE to L. Busch
Part southwest, northwest S-45-12,
$3.50.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
Baptist Rally Day.

Next Sunday, November 6, We will
observe Rally Day in Baptist Sunday
School, We want every member of
all departments, together with their
parents and friends, to assist in max
ing this day long to be remembered.
Will you show your interest by be-
ing present, and if possible, bringing
a friend with you? 81
B. F. HOFFMAN, Supt.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04

WANTED-ROOMMATE $3.50 PER
month, 610 Turner Ave. Freshman
Engineer.
LOST-THIS MORNING fNOV. A.
in Boone County National Bank or
between said bank and NJ, X. & T.
station, three bills-two tens and
five, liberal reward. Phone 625-Black.
LOST-A PACKAGE CONTAINING
table cloth embroidery, Arabian lace
center-piece and silk Ki1nona rolled
in tapestry piece Finder leave at
this office and receive S. reward.
FOR RENT UNFURNISHED
rooms for light Observation-Disclosures
conveniences at 100 Maryland Place.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04

Rent Your Rooms.-If you have any
rooms for rent, advertise them in the
Missourian. If you want to rent rooms
and can not find suitable ones, adver-
tise in the Missourian. If you want
boarders, Missourian want Ad will
get them.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
Reception to Short Course Men.

The Y. M. c. A. will hold a recep-
ton from 7:30 to 9 o'clock tonight for
the students taking the shourt course.
Refreshments will be served and a
program will be given. Talks will be
made by ]. w. Oliver, H. S. Filbrick,
and L. R. Killam. There will be
readings by T. S. Holtsworth.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
Macon County Students to Vote.

Macon County Students to Vote.
The Macon County Democrat Cen
trail Committee will provide transpor-
tation home to all Democratic voters
in the University who live in Macon
county. checks were received by
some of the students Wednesday.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
The Offer Is Limited.

Students land others who wish 10
subscribe for the University Missour-
ian should either call at this office or
mail their subscription at once as our
special rate will soon be withdrawn.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
FOR SALE

A number of first class street paving
taxbills in amounts from one hundred
to two thousand dollars. These tax,
bills are first lien on the property i'm.
proved, bear eight per cent interest
and are personally guaranteed by me.
They are splendid investments, being
absolutely SAFE l also have some
good interest bearing notes secured
by first mortgage on real estate for
sale.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04

The L. T. L. to Hold Meeting.
The l.. T. L. a temperance organiza-
ton for children, will meet at 2 o'clo,k
tomorrow afternoon at the Methodist
church. The meeting will be open 10
all children.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04

FOR RENT-THIRTEEN ROOM
house, all modern, in ideal location ad-
Joining University campus. Apply Ira
T. G. Stone, Central Bank.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
Fresh MiIk-FiIIed Chocolates.

Our milk filled charlottesville kind
you have been looking for-are made
fresh every day at our candy shop. -
COLLEGE INN CANDY SHOP
GIG Broadway.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
HORSE FOR SALE

If you come first you will get bar
gain. For sale a good mare pony
If you see her you will buy. A gen.
tie and good looking animal. Not
afraid of automobiles. Reason for
selling, have no use for her in winter
time. Surely she is a bird, and really
that's her name. Can at POI n. 10th
st. - ..-.-
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
Exchange National Bank Bldg

FOR RENT-SPLENDID NEW Z
room modern brick house. Never
been occupied. Large lot. Only $50
per month. J. A. Stewart, Elk. Nat.
Bank Bldg.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
Want Advertisements.

Inc goes into 24oo homes
In will by 10000 people Rate. ..nt. 49, IT, ~
first day and cents every subsequent
Phone55 ''"N''
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
200 CASH

Balance Like Rent
Boys this beautiful broom house,
just completed. Large lot. City wa
ter in yard; beautiful place to live
Let your rent pay for a home
F. w. SMITH G. co.
200 Exchange National Bank Bldg.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04

Loss by FIRE Monday night ami
settled in full Wednesday of this week
that's the record of one of the FIVE
Insurance Companies represented by
Alba T. Fountain. "a hint to the wise
is sufficient"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04

FIRE, TORNADO, PLATE
GLASS, STEAM-BoILER, LA
5ILITY, ACCIDENT, HEALTH,
BURGLARY, AND ALL KINDS
OF INSURANCE. NOW is THE
TIME TO LIST YOUR PROP
ERTY WITH US FOR SALE OR
RENT. WE CAN GET YOU RE-
SUITS.
JAS. G. HoLcoMBE G. CO.,
205-2o6 THILo BLDG.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04

Call SO for Missourian advertising
department and 274 for editorial de-
partment.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04

Let Alba L. Fountain INSURE
your property. Five good companies.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
For Sale.

STUDENT DESIRES WORK-FRI-
day afternoon and Saturday. Also
mornings and evenings. Address b.
mail, Y, care of MissuU.iaR.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04

To Speak on Eleventh Amendment.
n. T. Gentry. w. T. Anderson, H.
G. Colbusch will go to Harrisburg TO-
night to speak on Amendment No. II.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-11-04
Strayed.

Young dark Jersey COW with slipped
horn with strap on neck. Informa-
ton appreciated. DIR. COLE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17
adasss gincnnaes Dfsbla, 1Dnnerag, IT, Iedrs 1910.
gerfdtebenes.

1ete. - Rartt rubie uno feit. eeinoI
robes TIC, geto9tes 7se per 6aIIOne in Bar.
item pon Il Dbl. Grtra Atnter Zen
sorooG 87c per GaIIoues Cotton Seeo
Del robes 81 - 55e, raffintrtes $3.50
gouone. Eerpentin &c, BetroIeum, per-
lection lOc, ohio, aeutufp uno Snotana
ss<e per Gaaone. Grpwn Gaioliu 1sc,
gtopbta 12c per GaIone.
SaIs. - Der Wartt lift rubig. Dbio
Rtper 95e-sl 90 per Dbl, uon 230 8fb.
IaIa lift ftetie. 9rima Gttp 7Ll-72Sc,
bo. Gountru 7-71Sc per Bfunb.
aohte MART rubig, gou9btoebeup
$3.50, Rub uuo Glad 800 - 225,
aauauba 9tidtobls s3.25-5.5o, Rub uno
clad 81 .e0-225 per Tonne abgsItefert.
Raudlofe StiftpbleH 800, antbrucite
s7.25-7.50 per Tonne abqeLtefert, COTE
toitsu ll--l2c per gu. abgettefert.
Samer eien-Nartt itettg aIeeiaas
men s6.O0-6.5O aiif oem @eIetie uno 81 90
7.T5 per gu. pom Store. TtntotbD 81 40
.65 auf benz 6eIeiie uno $1,000 per
gu. pom Store. Budwetsen II %, Gla4,
| iaamen 800 per Bu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17

liert bic GtnIamteit ibre Mutt; ihr
8eit lift bic @roB'tabt, bic Deltitaot.
in Der bic BeoeutungsloIigteit Des eIn'
3aren eben beionDers i2arf berDors
trltt. syn unIerer beuttgeH 3eit, no
man 9elD 70 leidt IN lebenoiqes, frpa
6es 2ebeu umieBen tanu, rptr0 iie ale
lerbing5 oem nobIbaben0en Gptturder
nur ielten begsgnen, uHO aud Die Did
ter bon beute er3dblen Iieber bon Der
GiniQmteit i6rer SeeIe aIs DON jener
gr0beren, plaftii6en @eitalt, Die NIT
ten burb ben Slang Des rauidenoen
2ebens idrettet. g8er aber pOr benz
56atten peri0nli6eu 2etoes III bic
@eltitGDte flii6tet, Der begegnet thr
leiG5t, unD iie Itiir3t i'm tiefer in bic
2(bgrUnoe oss PeTimismus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17
GtRsiunatL, II. Rars.

GtncEnHaft, y II. WGTs.
Ter EbiofIus fdat 'ebr i6neu une bate
qcfteru Gbeuo bel hieitssr StGot etnen 4aIs
'rritaue pom 25.9 GUT.
TtefoIqeubeu Depe'Aen Ituo pabrsao oes
ssftrtaen LageS bier stnsetroTsu:
9tttsburg "a. Der TIus ba. sinen
WaHeriiaaS BON 6.2 5ub uHS fdlt.
DbeeEtus. g9. 2a. Der S!ub bat ei'
Hsu g1aiierituHo pen lo.9 5us nHS faut.
gartersburg, u. ga. Der 5Eub BAT
siueH 8GNcritane uoa III SUB Ino 1dut.
Qauawba. salts. Der 5LuB bat eis
nen gguiieritaHo pom SO Gus unO faat.
GbarIeitou. u. ia. Der 5slns bat Ell
nsn 4afIeriiano poH 7.2 uHe iteist.
gLeaieut, B. 8d. Der 5EuB bat
eiueu 8aTeritGRo poH 1919 5as uub fdat.
Gattlettsburg, Rp. Der Ftus bat
etneR s9aNeritauo Don 1873 SuB uHe faat.
9ortsmout6. Q. Der 5Ius bat etnsn
Iaberitauo uou 2l.0 Sub uuo fd4t.
4outSuiIIe. Sp. Der SIub bat einsu
Baberitano uon l0.5 5us uHo fdIt.
GpansutIGs, Suo. Ter GLuB bat Ell
r.n g2aHerftaub uon 34.3 SuB uno faut.
Gatro, gus. Der 5tuB bat etHeH 8ai.
isritanb pou Al 8 JuB uno fdat.
Wempbis, Tenn. Der flub bat etuen
IaferitaRo pom 32.7 Sub uno iteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17

8isle glaubsn, bic Giniamteit tpobz
ne MIR oraubsH in ben WGloern unb
auf ben ftilsn Bergen, fern BON ben
4nIieoeIungeH Der Meni6en - Qber es
giebt cine anbere Giuidmttit. bic
farhtborsr lit ais jens, bic mir uls
Eroitertn uno 5reunoin Iu6en: be
Giniamteit Der grpbsu Stdpte. Gin
5on Der gerpaltieen Giniamteit bon
paris SIttert burh Wlurqers Scenes
be Ia Die De gobems", ibr ountler
Statten itstgt in 3oIas gomanen emf
por nno lie tlagt ourh bic 2ieoer Bdu(
8erlatnes. 8oh bieie GinIamteit bat
pohl einmal ods oer3 zines ieoen qe
itreift, Der in elmer Weltitapt taqelanq
ebue 9eieQihdft mar. Grit penn es
Wbeno rpiro, tptnn Die 2ifter aufflamz
men unb Die Wooen bes Gebens bette
rer branoen ais am erniten Sdqe, en-
pfinoet Der Giniame Die furntbare9erz
laiienbeit in einem Weer ibm fremDer,
tbeilnubmloisr Zone. Sin lahenoes
4ntIiB binter ben gldn5enoen S6eiben
eines RAID pnriiberfabrenben gBaqens,
cine befannt tlinqenne Stimme i'm @e.
tpiibl, ireeno Elm 3on, Der auf ben Slit
geln Der grinnerung porbsisisbt, ION.
Hen bieIes fhmer3lihe @efiibl peten
uno bis our llnertr1glinteit Iteiqern.
2lber audi in Die 3immer Der belebs
ten 6oteis trttt bic Giniamtett Der 9rp=
ben Stdote. auF oem balbpertlunqenen
5on elmer Gjetge. bic ipeitab por Iuitis
gen Weuihen fpielt, ftnebt 'ie ourh
bic WGnbe unb nerbullt NIT orauen
Saleiern bas gIdn5enbs elettriide
Giat. Sm 5beater fibt lie i'm etegantsn
9eieai hdftstIeibe oriiben in elmer Co
&C uub blidt bid ourh oQs ipieQelnbe
0lds Der 2orgnette an, ihr Mdrnens
auge ftreift bid beim gpriiberihreiten
lie lodt unb uintt uno 1T perfchpuu.
ben. rpenn ou ibr nabit eoSn ben fItins@
rem Staoten. ND ben einfamen sfremb-
ling seitpdBige Reueisr unb freuub.
lthe WittkIiamteit enpiaRgsa, psrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17
Groceries.

Sucer. - Sreile fetid. 6afHHtrter Gut
GOAT 6.65c, porubereo 5.95, Cubes 6.l0t,
ercHnloteo 5.s5c, 9oRfeftioners N" 5.65e.
On ~" 5.35--5.60e, peiber srtra &c"
5.20-5.30t, ertru ,,G" 5.lO-5.l5t, oroinds
rer aeIber 5.O0-5.g5c.
RoGaii es 1T itetig. Rem Orleans Open
aettle 35-40c. Centrifugal 2s-35c per
GDdIlone.
Reis.-Rartt sisnIicb Iebbaft unO ftetia.
Souifiaua, sSancp 6eao 6-811ze. prima aIz
-51zc. orbtndrer 3e4-i.s. Sapan 8 -
4e per 9funo.
Tairps prooafte.
gatter.-Rarttr rubia uub greiie it.tis.
Tancp CREAMERY 33Ias. Creamerp firfts 3Os.
DO. iecoUDs 27e. faReg 1atrg 23e, 90.
20he PEE gfuno.
Qdie - Rar,t jtetia. Ohio Hat IKE,
RorcDsitli6sr l711z-isc, Rem Dort ls1ge.
Snpeiisr 20-2lt, Stmburger lie, 8rid
l71se per gtauo.
Gier. : Iahfraee cine quite. aRartt
ffetta grima iriide Slbnereter I9s,
Nrits ls1se, anbere lse. ieeones I6c per
Ito., ie mad Eualitdt @aaieeier 7Oe,
enieneter 2Sc per Tuseno.
BefIdgel. Rar.t ieit. Rur Irut.
huhHer itne pernahtaiflat. Sanas Sahuer
l7--lst, Siibusr 1876. 6dhne i01st, Irut.
bdhner ls-2le. euas l2s, junae Gnten IL
--lsc, clte GHisu lss, gdHie 7--se per
9fuHb.
C6is un6 @emdie.
aepfel. ertra fanep 500. faneu
- .6o--5.oo, quite s3.25-3.50 per gbt.
eitronen- - Rartt itstis. California
S3.50-4.0o per siite.
Craud eH.-Rartt ruhia unb iteiig. --
q n nftfnv1t0 - IA n.
Sl.x5-4.5D per gifie
2artoffein. einheimiibe 5o--55e.
3Gifiaan 45--5Gc per gu. uno 81 To- 90
per Sbt aai eem Geleiie. Sastartpiieln.
Gtte ,Ser'eu S3.0o-3.25. 9sutudp 81 o.
2.25 per Dbl.
RI aut.-Rdrft feit. einbeimiiches s2 %
--2.5o per 8bI. ano Aidisau s.7o0 -
5000 per Ton.
3miebein. - GeIbe 8lobes 30 65c
per 8u., meiBe Jt--&5e per Bu.
Gdr0tten. ~ SuHge 35--50c Ger Tyo.
tomatoes. - 5Iorioa si.0o--3.50 per
Crate.
sauos grooafte.
8obneH. - Rartt itetis. grima Rars
roryfGtt " s5-ts -. eeiiebte uno bel Aaao
gepNudfe Gaup s2.Do-2.So per gu.
pea.- - Rarit rabis. go. l 1imotby
sls.2j 1880. no. DO. Sl7.75 -
1900. 30. 8 DO. SlS.25 - 1850 Rice.
semiihter 30. si7.0O - IT.50, go. i
DO. $l6.00 - 1850, Alee, Re. sl5.n0--
lI.O0. Nc. Si5.0o--l6.00, alfagfa $3.50
per Tor.
NlbleHfutter III feft. aleie sci 80
---25 rs, Mioblina arobe Sc. 90 --26 90, DO
ietnes 1850 - 27.5O. genrsintes 1uxt<r
rs. 5O-- 80 per Tonne in SUR unb 81 90
Mehr ani benz OsIeiie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17
Mmsmdrtige Wsdrfte.
Rem Nerf, 10. uldrt.

msbt. 9ufubr q, ,50S gbIs., 8erianot
2,470 g5Is. Warti ttetsg, aber rnbtg. =
sprsua gdter1t s. .50-5.5O, Binter Stratgbts
s535-5. Is. minter BatcRts s5.50-6.O0,
Sprtna clears s4.50-4.S5, R4iHter Grtras
No. / "a. CO. 80, Ro. z ho. ~ 10 .55,
Ranfds ftraigbts S5.0o-j.20.
Roaaenmehl LIT feit. ,Fotr bis au,
tss s4.30-a.45. Dolce bis faucg $3.50
4.65.
Bufnsisen mebE nomiHel ,u 81 90
p .05 per 100 BfnHe.
Waismebl III itetis. 5eiues weiBcs
une eeIbss 81 .45-l.5o. grebca " .35--l 40,
eilnbriee 81. ~.
aoessu lit ru6ie. g0. 2 geitern 90 C
| I. 0. b. Rem 9)ort.
gerts lii nomiueu. RdLsqerite S5--s7e
c. |. I. unb meus 5atteraerite sg-7o14c c..
(. Rem Dort.
8stleu.- 3uFuhr 81 300 Bu., Geriauot
$3.50 gu. Rartt mnaereaeIt, Ro, z rotber
| Iz6lse tm Gleuator uno l261at noutiuea
f.o.b. idrptnmeuo; Ro. Rortberu DULUTH
ane Ro. 2 sarter 9lsnteF l@j14t 7. 0. b.
| ihWsmmenn,
WeIfaforu.-9 9ufubr 1ls. .l25. gsrs
ianbs - pu. gtarft fuilItg. Ro. 2 55'4c
| I. o. b. ihwiunsno.
Safer, - 3ufuhr So, ,42j Pu., Rer'anbt
- gu. Rartt ftetig. 8entibter 26 bis
82 gFlue Ibusr. nomiusa; wetbsr s6 bis 81
pfune fhruer. 50-52LSc; bsihuttteRer DO.
81 bio 42 Rfune fhwet 81 h,,-54t.
Seu II; feft. 9o. 1 ll5-ll71Gc, Rs. 2
ll0-il5c, Ro. 105-llOc.
bopfsn tn Hau. State 1909, 0reindrer
| bis ebotre 28-33e; 1903, proindrer bic dolce
l5-lse; paeifis Coat lsos. ls--24c; 1905
! l3-Ise.
6 sdute ftub ftetio. Central amertea q
--22Hc, Soaota 2l1SS--22hc.
| gs6sr tft feit. acie 2s-29c.
RoIIe In itstis. SIsece 34-37c.
porf lit fsft. SanriIp s27O0 - 27.50
fhort clear s.0o-28.0O Reb S27.90.
Beet III fen. 5amiLp $3.50 -- 1890
Nes 4.5o-I5.O0, Eseefs Shtutru s24.Gs
$500, gerpadt sl2.o0-la.5o, ettp srtrt
snoio Reb s21 0G--23.00.
9utReats ftnS feft. GepoteIte Bel
lies Is - lie, DO. S6uItsru 81 - ss+c
DO. sainfeu l51<<--isc.
Samats tit letter. sRieete Neft prim
sl4.70-li.50; raiftutrtes III 'eit. Geuti
neni sl4.75, =, u. si5.A5. &smPsHns II
JOKE.
1ats 1T rubis. Gs.p es.--7s G0aHtr,
654-7Le.
mwoIIiaameus sDer IN itetiQ
grtma robes $40. prsma CONNER geIset
81. .8S-7 80.
getroIsum In ftstis. 8afftHirtss Reu
Dert 81 80, Ihilaeelpeia une eaItimar
s7.g0, DO. In BuIf $40.
Gar. m ftetis. Strainee, eeH05uIiast
bic glites a. .5o-1.60,
IerpeRttu 1T feit su 64e.
Reis III ftetis. GiubeimiiAsg 2l4-61'4t {
8atna 5Iss-s1sc.
Roiaiiss 1T ruhis. BeIp Orleans Cps,
!. aettie. gutter bis dlptce. 32-a2e.
9uder. - Rober tit fsit. Ruseapae
. 50 Ieit 3.56c, Centrifugal 90 Seft 4.36c
ReldfieSsm 50 Zen 3.6l. Rafiiatrtsr Il
ifetis. Gut aoaf 800, Gruibee 5.a5c
! Roalb ~" 5.o0c, Cubes 6.50e, gou
eerso 5.40e, grannIaieo 5.25c, TtausoK
n" 5l5, gonfectioners N" BOSS; RO
) ] 500, go. z 4.95e. Ro. 4.55, 8o 4 4 .s5c
80. 4.s0c. 20. 4.75c, So. 4,70c. RO
8 4.85c, SO. 4.60c. 70. 10 4.55e. go.
4.5Oc. 30. IL 4.45c, ae. l3 4.40c, Ro. /
4.4qc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17


RehI.- Ter Rartt mar itetia. Dtuter
9aisnts s. .30--5.7O, Straigbts s.. l0-5.4O,
Sprtng 5atents "a .65-4 50, Straiabts $3.50
--5.06, Sasers S3.O5--5.40.
Bet;ea. Eur Rat ll3 -- 1876,
am SdIub 1896; fiir Sult 1867 S-lO73, {,
am SdluB lO7e; fur Stptem5er l03e..-
l04Le, am SaIuB l041e.
8elidtorn. -5ir Rai 6324-645sc,
an. S6lus 63ze; fir Jnli 65ss-551Sc, am
S6Ius 651ze; fur september IS - 661+e
am SbIus 6BAc.
oafer. Sdr Wai 441S-45s.c. an,
Stlus 451.e; fur 3ult 42ss-4314c, am
SGluB 43c; fiir September 40 - 4O1.e,
am SdtuB 1915.
Aogaen-Ao. 2 7s-7ec.
8erfte. - e,ute Suttsraerfts 5s - Gle.
quite bis dolce NdIsgerite 65-70c.
dsiaamen. - 10. / .. 3. 2l4c,
Ro. / y. III. 224c.
Iimotbplaamen.-s3.50 80 per Gentu.r.
Slee ea.-sIl.7 10 per eeutner.
ReBport. -s25 81 <<-25.75 per Obi.
sar sRai s25.45 - 25.so, am S6Ius
1855, fur Suti s2j.4714 - 25.75. am
shlus 1855; fiir Septenlber s25. .321S-
1856. am ShIub s25 .321s.
Snmais. -sl4.371S per 100 gfunS.-
Sas Rai Si36O - 1895, am SdIus
$3.50, flr 3uli sl3.s5 - 1875, am
ShIus sl3.75. fur September $3.50 -
f3.72L, am 5thlms sl370.
Sbort Hippenietten.-2 2oIe $I3.O
- i3.37lz per 100 Bfo. SIR raj 1880
las, am 5n!uB sl3.42L; fur Suli
si5.22h1-l3.30, am Shlub $l3.221S; ftir
September sl3.12h - 1880. am S6lub
Sl3.17k.
2 6uIteru.-5 5bort Hare Settea, perr
pa6t, Si4 .O0--l4.25.
Sutter.-Rartt itetis. Creamery 30
Ole, Tdirp 22--27c
eter. - Rartt ftetis. Srii4e 2oZ--
axe per IuseHo.
adis - Rartt ftstis. Cream l8--l6Ac
pes 8funo.