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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24
Musipdrtise Wsdrfte.
rev Nprt. %. Mai.

wv DutIs 20. NuI.
RekI.-2ufuhr 90, ,739 8bEs.. Berfanst
9, 100 Bbls. Der NGrtt mar beute ftstia
eprfns 4atent o. sos. ID, BiHter straiahts
"a -90-4.0o, BiHter Basents s4l0-4.5o,
eprtna clears % 75--4.10, Bintsr Grtras
70. 1 s3.9o-350, No. 2 bo. S3.l5--3 rs,
gaHfas ftraisbts "a. l5--4 80.
Resssnmebl III nnasressIt. Sdsr BIS
eutes t4 t4.s5-5.o5. 8eiee bis foHep %. 10
5.25.
Ba6p.t,snmsst III rabis gu s2.75
per 100 sfune.
Du&nsi,en uonrinea. Gm.riean s5e
Hns ganaotan 63e c. I. (. Mem yorf.
Raisme5l ift itetis. - 5eines Dsssss
une sstbss 81 .15-i 90, sr0bts 81. .lo-I .l5.
Rilwsrseo $500.
Ecasen nominel.-- as. Q DsitsrH s3e
4. o. b. Rem gerf.
@srfts III ruaie. RaIsserfts sl.os
.-i.i7 c. I. I. Rem Dorf.
Dtisen.--9ufuhr i0o. 800 1u., 8srEanbt
2, coo Bu. Rartt unaereaelt. ao. ruthsr
s61se tm 0lsoater une e7ISefo.b. f4utms
msne. no. ] RortssrR Dufnfb si .os,S f.s.b.
GAnimmenb
BsifAtsrn. - 3ufutr 1855. Ser,
ianet IL ,l98, Hu. RGrft felt. Grpsrt 70.
2 eike Lob. fGwimmeHh.
6afsr. --9uFnkr III ,Sz5 gu, @erSauSt
- BnibeI. Martt Jeff. s.anberh net,
Lsr 4oe. 70. Istbsr 4o5Is, 30. 4Os,
30. 4 3Se.
Seu IN ieft. ~ priHa I50--I6oe, 30. |
l40-l50c, 10. 2 1856, 30. s l00-iI5.
psvfen tn ftetis. state 1910, oreindrer
bss &osee 28-sls; 1909, lS--lec; gaetfte
Seat 1910, oresaarsE ba GOi<s 2l-24c,
1909. ls--iec.
Saate fius itstia. Central american
lS1xz--aDe, Hesota I'll Il -I22e.
2ebsr III ftetts. Seslo6 28;k PIE.
Cart If fieti9. 5dmiEp sls 300 90,
best eIsdE 2lU.0o-lS.00. Res $17.75-
1925.
Bssf III ftstis. 5anrils sls.5o-I4. 90,
Msb si2.50--iS.00, SseFsShiufen $2S 90
100, Berpaft sl2 00--I2.5 so, Gitg sr.ra
Saba 4ss si5.0o-l550.
Cut Mtats ftHs itetis. HepaieIte Bel.
iies. 10 bic IA 9fe., l0att att-I216e, ec. sAaIs
tern 6x-S%e, DO. s6tHseH flZ-l2lSe.
S6mais iit fefs, Rsehle @tfs prtma
t6.25 - S.s5. Faihrtrtes III feft. Con-
tinent $50. q. q. g. 20. GeHpsunb ~
71Se.
1aIs Ut Han. grima gits S lS-Ise,
GouHtrs b1x-s1ss.
DaumuotlfaamsusEeI IN feH.-
prtma robes $751;. prsma CONNER
aslteS e6. 73--SsS.
Petr lsum III itstia. aaffiuirtes BEN
pori S7.25, SbilahtIp5ia GHs Baltimers
~ .25. 30. TN knIs 1913.
MoIIe III rubis. Domsitie SEeese zoe.
ears ~ rubts. etSatnse. sswo5nIs4es
bts gutes %. .s5.
TsrpentiR III ptQig sn e2tke.
Asts tft ftstis. G!usetmifHer 2k-5e,
Batna tX-6e.
Rsia ffss IN rubis. Rem Orleans Open
Kettle, gutter bic 6oiee, 3o-50t.
1u6sr. - Roher III ftfs. gRuseauaAe
% Ten. $3.50, Gsntrihsai 9s 1eft S.S6c,
RstdiieS 3u6er 80 Tst 3.1le. AaffiHirter
th itsita. gnt aeaf 80, Gruihss 5.60e,
WonIe sA-5.25e. eabts 5.l5t, Dopberes
6.00c, 0ranuIsteb 490c, Ginnonh ~"
$50, Genieetisasrs II 4.75c. 30. Ats.
Rs. 2 47oc. 80. 8 465. 30. 4 4.6Oe, 10. 8
4.65e. No. 8 4.bor. go. 7 4.45e, 30. 8
4.40t, No. e435e. SO. 10. 4.s0e. Ro. IL
Use, Ns. IL 4.20e. no. Is 4.l5c. 30. Ia
4.i5e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

eas. ssmss aas NEslea ID Nes DsrF

mslb .on eaHs p1r wtatg ~ 2 N-2IS g.
Mrima @efAdftspaptsre warssn an 3H
-4% eisientirt.
gterItne Gr6anss III isetig. =
si6t su H.S6ss uHb 90 Tase s4.s4--
AS4,S.
BnnbessDbItaGttensH waren ffs'
tia nnb wuresn wis foIsf erotist
Ser. gtaatsn RsfanbiHs zx i0oK
ssb., ~ reeiftrirts lIs25l I4Iz-il5H
gpupens La z.-ii5lz 3% regiitrirte l0lA
-~lO2K, Coupons l0i A-i02h, VaHauId
Coupons ~ n01 --iOi1
aftisu t,--am 8orr1itiGge uurhe
Elm itarier Druid sHm gertanfen aassstibi
uah bic Rrsiie bdtieR ~ Isiben, am Hetfter
nbsr Die Gtahltruft. Hftten. eeesa SAlut
purbe Der Jsorst ftarf. Boa itanosn ol'
men pen eeitern.
gadaIkbenbe Ruris wnrhea BON Der bsss
ma eyrsosn, DaIImaR Co. 10. 2SS-<5z
Mafnut StxaBs. bersHttt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24
Mnsidnoiid,e Eadridgten,

ueber Elm bebrama in
elmer 3Dergfamiltt bsrihtet
oas -g. Z" ME foIgt: Cine 2iebess
trogOoie. oeren SelDen in ibrer saussn
9rDbe taam bic aante zines uormalsn
ztihes srreidsn. seb0rt snsifelos su
ben duBrrgeD0bHlihFten GrsisHiTen.
0d III gutIibes SoRbim aus Der
gernGuer StraBe AZ c. siu Rann aus
StlIput, ber feline neunaig 3sntimster
mibt uHo bon 6auie aus aiinitIer Der
Shaubiibne TIT. Gutlioes fablte nit
ietnen 81 Juhrer isin Doass Rett oHf
oos GbegIiid. Gr mar aber poriihtia
ssEus IN Der WabI fsinsr Satin. unb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24
metau MART.
ZEN Mort. %. Mai.

Wen Worf, 23. Wal.
5inn mar Han su $43. 20 -- 44.70 unb
aupfer rubig Gate sn 1925 - l2.37tE,
electroIptbic gu $500 - 1925 uuc Gas
fling su sII 10 -- 1l.87M. 8Iei mar Han
su 34.40-.50. SpeIter Hau ~ $5.35 -
$40. Giieu mar rubie. Ro. 5oanorp
Northern su $i5.25 -- 1873, 80. 2 DO. gu
$l5.0O-l550, 80. Southern uHe SO. /
Soutbern loft sa $l5.25-15.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24
GbteasD. %. RAJ.

atusuIeh. Beeues $5.70 -- $40.
Tsras Sttsre S440-56 90, UeftEi6e StieFs
81 $3.50, 9to6ers RHo ieeeers $3.90-
.5.75, aahe uHe Seifers So .40-5.75s 4aIber
$4.75-725 Wartt itetig.
Shmsire. - 9etdts &5. .0Q--6.l0, &c,
mii@ts s5. 7o-5.01. fawere $545 -- $50.
raube S5.45 - $50. CUTE BITS auserIsiere
f4pere s5.60--5.90, Ssrtsl $5.40-59 50.
Rarft i6Uaa bis Sc ntspriser.
enaFs uuo Sammer.-S1afs: Gin
seiH1tihe 81 .5O-5.00 peftGi4s %. 75-5. 10,
Sa5rlings "a. 70-5.75.
Gammsr. GiH5eiHifdhe $4.75-7. 10,
weitIine t575--7.30. Rartt itarf.
9UfuhE -- Rirepieb 5000, S1ustus
1000, S1a'e une admner 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

gu6er.-- greiie fer. ysaffuirisr Gui
esaf 6,30e, poweeree $50. Guses 575s.
eramuIafeo 5.5Oc, GcnfeefGoners ,,A'5.45e
Eff ~" S.20--5.45e. Esiser eytra ~"
5.05-5.I6c frfra "a" 495--5.0 .00e, syeiads
ser aeIber 47S--4B0c
Melaffes IFS ftesis. gsw Orleans
EDsH asttIe e4-44e. Centrifugal l6--23t,
per @allcns Gorgkum 33--67e per 9a1ens.
Reis.--Nartt. ssemli6 tesAaff mne hs.
tis. 2oaiRana. 8aHrp Hsse c-e1<e, yrtma
<-51sSe. sroiuarer = 4s, Sapan 81 -
4fIs per gfanss.
Tatrs Drehafte.
Batter. - Elartt rubta uHb itetia. -
5anss Gresmerp a31Is, arsamerr Arits
2os. 30. issenss lss. ianes 0asrs lac, re-
aafs. = Rarft aetss. csss Hat i4xs,
Nerbwsfterlinsr I41< <--f5s. aepborf Isle.
eAmesser Ia - l61te. aimbnreer l41<e.
Grid 1879 per Nfuns
eisv. - AHeebof siemIid erps. gsarfs
ideman. $rima frii&e nabuersisr lSke,
firfts IL " {. .feeonbs l0s verOse. gerIufs ab
@sfIAgeL - AHGsbet mshr ais aenils
aene. Mmft winia. Gpring G6i6en& ucn
IL BfaHe une barfiber z5 - Doc, flesns
Gpringers unser "a pFunh e0---23s, 6iks
nev IL 14e. pdsHe ~ c. Trutsa asaerl IL. GnIs
Sc, iunet enteH lS--z0e. alte l0e. Gdnis o
---Ss per RfaHs.
Ctfa mne 0smAfs
SspfsI--8anep Ven Bort SS.25--e.50.
@insiaps t6.b0--7. 90 per Ubl
gttrc nsn. gsartt teit. GaIifsrHta
"a .5O--5.0O. gaefftns e4.76--5.0 per RITA.
9insss 75e per G6a6tsf.
CranasR. - WaFft rakig uas kstta. -
Gsitfornta ys.75-s.5O. SlorsAa e3.So -
400 per Rifts.
GrshsersH-- 1saHsfiee 4tensiies
e 20t-2.25. Ssbp Ibompiens 9I.76-20O
per Crate non "a nnarts. GiHtrtmii&e
N 50--2 90 per Crate uon "a lfs
gftrii4e. - 0earssa t2.00--2.2S per
Grote.
2artsffsIn. - Mi9isas ea.00--a.2 .25
per AL. auf BEN 0eietfe unb 56--66c per
0m. im etors.
Sanse RartoffsIR-dIeEibs ne. 1
Nefe t4.RJ 80 A.5O, 80. Q ho. 500 --- 8.Q5,
Nptiie % .21--0h0 pes 0tl.
4rent. - IsrtI ifttts. aQatiIe e1.25
4lb0 pes Btl. psm Gssys.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24
0iebmdrfte.
Gtncfnnhtf. % 3

Rai 23 go. $50 1918 s77
RtHbpteb. -Auf heute mar bic 9ah.
fraae mieber cine reht quite, bic SufubS
mar uur mdbia uno Die greiIe itetia. Sto
fsrs uHo Seebers inn ebenfaas In autev
Raffraee -RiIhtiibe iinb ftetia.
g4uere Stiere s5.OO-6.OO, ertra 6.IJ
$50, fancp $50, Ddfen s2 -4.s5,
.rtra s4S5-5 90, FIei'herftssre "a. 25--5.s5,
.rtra $3.50 - 800, Sstfsrs s3.25-5s5.
ertrd $4,000, Rate $225-4.85, ertra
"a $500, Gamers s2 $3.50, Gtoders
uHb 6esosrs $3.75-550, ertra S56o--5. 70.
BulleH.-Ote 3ufubr mar bsuts 3iems
LID arob uro bic Brsiie IeGeH um l0--l5c
per 100 gfuno.
Tasers uuo leiAts 81. .75-4.25, Bologna
As5-5.00, EXTRA $40, fstte SuGsr
.$475-5.25.
adlber.--Tie 3aiubr mar arcb. bie
RaHfrGge mdbie uno Der Rarft inpdh.
Drotndrs uHo sross s4.O0--7 .25, fair bia
CUTE Istnt, $s.50-775, EXTRA s.0o-8.25
RdIber tn ben RommtfieH. 5AE fern --
Sancpsc, prima bis GuserGeieHe 614-7He
oreiudre 4-5c.
2 hweine. - "a bic 3uiubr uur md
Sta mar, 10 itisgeu Die 8reiie fir BotsIior
ten UNI 5c. ssttte 8srianotiorteH lteseu
UNI lOc h6ber
SApere S4weiHe brahteu 81 oo-6 Is
cute BITS auserleieHe 8erpafunass uni
5IsiiAeriorteH $6.i5--6.20. eemsihts Ser
paduHssIorteH g. l0-6.2o, orbiudre BID
eassrisisue iHwere fstte 5due $4.o0-5. .25
srtru sj.25, Stags 1926 - AGO, Isiat,
3sEiarotiOrtsn s6.l0-6.20. SsrieG Don III
2fe. ano Deuidsr 81 00--6.20.
s&afe un6 2dmmtr. Ter Dart
mar beRte Iebbeft Sdafs bIiebeu itstta
snmmer a6er i.ieGeH um l5--25c. @ut
5rahiehrs sGmmsr rpareu niht TIM Nartts
GAafe.-6rtra $2.00--4.00, CUTE bic aus
trEsisns 1925 -- 3.75, proiuars BIS gut
S2O0-3l5
SdMmer srtra s5.65-5.75
quite bts aaserlsieHs s5.35-5.60, oreiHdr
bis quite $450-5.25, SribiGbrs 6 ammer 81,
rye, euls 5--51Ss pro Siuuo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24
skteaas. 2s. sgal.


NetI. - Der Rarti III milIis. wiHter
Natsnss e3.S0--4.50, Straights 81 lo--4 80.
Gvrtns patsnts beftss s5 65-5.76, esrasg5.s
~ I0A.25. Bafers S. 40--4b6.
meissn. - Sar RGi s55s--981<e. am
GAiub Sse, Fur SuIi SIN - s8<e, en-
C4iH6 68ixc fur Stptsta6sy SsJ< --s7ssse,
en- 64lnb s7sse; FUR Dssemssr sss
e91<s. am GdEnb SeLc
NELL 4fern.-- Far gfat 5lL--5s1<e,
On e1lnt b2ske, ftir sua 81 lE<<-52sse. am
S4lnt sac. iar Ssytember 52ss-53sss,
am oAlne 6Se; fur Iesember 5oA 81 As,
am S6lub 5l1se.
csfss. - 1ar raj s3s<--s4sse, ana
S4Iak axe; fur suIi So -s4se, am
c4lab Sc; filr Ssptember 6s5< - s3Jse.
am 5&lnb 5sJse.
&eeaen. - Ac 2 S0-97e.
9erke Gute GattsraeSfie 68--sOc,
s1te BIZ 9oife Nalsasrfte W--l01e.
Dla9Sfaame d. - 10. 9. I'd. 242e,
10. q. 20. 265e.
9tnstssfasmsH. -tI2.0opsr Gent
nxr.
AIssfssnsH.--sls.oo 90 per aensner.
Nstpefl - el4.T5--ib.00 vsr DbL -
kilr 9uli el4,4o -- lA.66s an e4ln6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24
Bonn Welonsarfte.
0isnaaa. %. saes 1900.

s~W " ~ Nps nsrF @~<H'F q
Tls Gituatien bds iidb TIM biefigfR @sjbs
MaFtts nidt uerdneext. Tie AaAfsaee mad
EarIsbeH mar fsbf gerina nnb @eIb III
" sisoriasn 3insfat<n ~ sFIaHesa. Bon
ben 4aufsH wuvssH IaFlsbsn von sailA ea
s--AE au4asIteben tsnb Dei4 4aftSpapisfs
.a 6-8% sisfontfrt. gfn ofFsnsn Marsts
Dugbeu GarIsben .cn cali tu 8- 6LE
aHp anf 8sit 81 t--4hza plaetEt.
HsAitE snI Rsw Dsrs.
massn miuissr nno murbsn 30 pari
per $1,000 1wifGen Banfen rertnuft. DIE
asnnsezsats bstfdgt cOc gramie per $1,000.
fafafd ess awsssa.
Dafsn, itstis. 6eute Rnh bic folssnbsn
LtsctsfaugeH su beri4tsn:
Qonorn, D 9TaasGicSf, o. ~ 4. .S6T& pssE,
60 0Tnse Sidt, ASA -4.s45@ ger g |; 9aris
Tcge Sidt, 5l2L--5i5 francs psr 500
70 1ast eiGt, 5l7 $40 5raHrs per 500.
fhr Teuf'mlGno TaGe Std3t, Warf e55ss
20. 90 xaee Gi@t, 941<e.
Documentary Bius auf 2onbcu wurbsn
~ l.S2L, anf Glasgow Dn s4.61k anb
aif netfah 80 $a.s2 ptrsaHft.
fsansss-r sfssfssHsm.
sabse aHo fsssis. DIE ganfsn qHstirsn pls
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Gptitter.
Jung seluohHt: alt qhiRftsr.
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ssepsD Barter Bash. stirxnsen.

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s;SsI;: s.l;, . "; s.,... i.:Ir: 81 3 ~ ~
j::'';;''::::s ill.,: 81. 4 y: sss ssa q ''s. 7. 8 8.
]; 7 n. I; |. iss NJ; MI Il: ~: n !
81 ss' -. - % III e. z !. i. .si ilsis, a. ~ III:
fttAfS.;s i ]; sss;,::|lI{iI..::::;.' ,I|'| !: I ]: 4
ft :I.sl 4 ! - q |: !, + Y: y!
q l=.s $: !:,as { .s - H.. ss:s' y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

aftifu GiR. q pam. xras ..........-... 72s4
H3fwesn UsiL
Wtfisn 4reessr a mambis 4...........a09
aii.su MEssrienn Eesbaaf WsaA. rH,. ..sug9x
q Ngftsn 3tHe. Gttfst 10. aG.......,..... fW
seHffikn Cmnka u Geuneu HEnsfs, pfb... "
s&ecnd Call
70 2ffIsn gsne 1as gIectrsc 40. ,...... suk
sHffisn q. n, a q. 9. a 4............... ~ !
I'm sffsaea wesrsts.
0sfstn Glax 9as GIn. as.......,.... afI<
" Agflsn MMlise Einsse nlfboGEapb 1o..., 81
81 HiftsH am. stoEItHg Dstn................xs
ssoMg GsHe. Gas xtansp. Ser, "a. -. ~
ssJos iIsisss .malIipop Of Ct a.cais &c..
s2so 9ins. q. Jmp. ssz. fss ........s....to3
Hd9ftebenbe fabeGs non I'm hiefiesn
Martf bsftnntiGeH BoHes mHe Atsisn stsbs
Ole eifiNelen Guosirmnqen an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

Der ilurlas ian biefissn GIearinsbaus Be-.
Iitf isG beute auf q, ,s37 $50.
gsial@ l@eefHrifSfsm.
lie Gsihafte waren beute on Der bieii
een BSrle ishr ruhia unD Bic gresfe ae.
bradL Die feiseHpeH Bersanfe fiHe su Be-
riAtsn:
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Der Rarft mar flaa. Bsrtsafs purssr
S74 Bbls Diisinsr's 3lnisass Gosss auI
ser Bafis pen SI 80 per @alIsR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19

that It was daylight, that felt like an
egg after its evolution from a candi-
date for chickenhood to one Of Hugh
ey's ham omelettes. Talk about bumps
and dents, thanks to aforesaid Mother
Earth.
Living and sleeping close to nature
is all right but If possess any choice
in the matter, will take a few straws
in mine. even though of the variety
that broke the camePs back. It would
not have proved a difficult matter to
persuade me that about an eighth of
ton of same would not have offended
my back In the least. Will assign my
right side tonight and my left side to-
morrow night for the seven or eight
hours go-as-you-please battle with
this hard Texas soil and IL my back is
not sufficiently healed for combat the
third night, I will have to pass tie
night hanging on some friendly nail.
Here I have been harping on the
discomforts Of a soldiers life when 1
should really be telling Of the joys of
same. Imagine the Joy of laying rollei
up in government blankets and letting
(sour grapes) the invigorating gulf
shivering like a man hanging by his
eyebrows to to the Flagstaff of the
fiat-iron building in New York
The Joy of suggesting to a sleepy
cook that your stomach might hold
lis Of an ounce more of that canned
ANTICIPATED horse flesh that he is hand
ing you and to hear him say, Where
do yer think yer at, the San Carlos"
And the joy of hearing the rain strik-
ing the tent, pit-pat. pit-pat. and in
less than ten minutes feeling IL
coursing merrily down your spine. The
Joy of feeling the soft handle Of pick
or shovel next your horny palm &C
companied by a pile OF trash that
would make the pyramids of Egypt
look as a mole hill to mountain. OF
course, /, as one of those things, a non
commissioned officer, do not have to
handle pick or shovel. That is one
advantage of being a on-commis-
stoned. but Mac, let me whisper into
your shell-like though oveP-grown ear,
that being a non-com. does not entttIe
you to one more bean (unless viewed
from a financial standpoint) than the
lowest recruit in the company, but of
course, this is as 1t should be.
But in all seriousness, Mac, the life
Is a good, healthy life and we are all
anxiously awaiting the next move to-
ward Mexico and believe / voice the
sentiment of every man in the camp
when I say would love to cross the
border and be one of some few thou
sand men to gently remind our cof-
fee olored friends south OF us that
they are making absolutely more noise
than the law allows men Of this size
to indulge In. The 18th company Is
the 4th company Of the First provis-
ional regiment of coast artillery.
We were well received en- route and
most royalty received in Galveston and
sincerely hope the boys won't forget
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19
~ 5. \. L. In oeaI. Banner.

Monticello also has the distinction
Of first planting the LeConte pears for
market The story Of the beginning
of this industry was told eze writer
this morning In a most interesting
manner by Mr.. B. W. Partridge, who
himself planted the first of these pear
trees In Monticello. It seems that
nearly seventy years ago a Major Le-
Conte sent to a Mrs. Hardin. in LIZ
berty county q small pear tree from
the department at Washington. AS tho
tree had no name. Mrs. Hardin named
1t for the LeConte family, who were
for many years very prominent in ed
vocational circles In California The
original pear tree is still standing ar
the old Hardin place. Shortly after
the war q Mr.. Varnadoe. who had
been an overseer on the Hardin plan
tation, secured from Mrs. Hardin
number of cuttings from the tree,
which he planted in Thomas county,
Georgia, for nursery purposes. AS a
great favor he let Mr.. Partridge have
five cuttings for ten dollars. He
planted these cuttings In MONTICELLO
and from this small beginning devel-
oped the LeConte pear industry. From
one of the original pear trees Mr..
Partridge one season gathered over
twenty bushels. The pear industry is
not so large as a few years ago, al
though last year ten thousand barrels
of pears were shipped from Monticello
to the northern and eastern markets,
the profits amounting to about twenty
thousand dollars.
Quite a good deal of tobacco is also
grown in jefferson county. and al
though at present this industry has re-
cetved somewhat Of black eye, still
great things are being hoped for from
it In the future development OF west
Florida
There are many large plantations
in the near vicinity of Monticello, and
the old-time aristocratic planters of
Jefferson county were famous all over
the south. In the olden days the cot
ton plantations In this county were
very large and the Bellamys here were
among the largest planters of Sea Is
land cotton in the south One of these
Bellamy plantations. now owned by
Mr.. Randolph Eppes, a descendant of
the Bellamy family. consists Of ten
thousand acres, and is one of the show
places OF the county. Mrs. Dannette
Mays Is q descendant of the Bella
mys. and her family own a very large
plantation-Tuscawilla-between Mon
ticello and -Fallahassee IN Leon county.
There are several very beautiful and
attractive estates within few miles
OF Monticello. which are owned by
northern men. some OF whom corae
down for the winter and others re-
naming south for the greater part of
the year. The Frishmuth place, owned
by Philadelphia people; the Pugsley
place. owned by Buffalo people, and
the Burrows place, owned by wealthy
men from the middle west, are among
the most notable. These places arc
beautifully kept up, and show evil
dences of the push and energy and
thrift of their northern owners.
In few days the writer will try 20
give the readers of the Banner an ar
ticle on the pecan industry. which is
growing in leaps and bounds In this
county, and which bids fair to place
Florida in the front rank as a nut pro-
ducing state.
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WILL NOT TRY NIGHT
RIDER CASES THIS TERM

Hopkinsville. KY, March 1s.-None
of the pending cases against alleged
participants in the night rider raid IN
this city in 1907 win be tried at this
term of court This announcement
was made today following the acquit-
tai last night Of DR.. Davis Amos,
charged with being leader of the
raiders and whose trial consumed ten
court days to the exclusion Of all
other matters.
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90 e CURES ALL
oso.o. SKIN DISEASES

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This perfect condition of the skin exists long as
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SGT. LEvINS
WRITES ABOUT
FORT CROCKETT
MEMBER 18TH COMPANY, COAST
ARTILLERY, TELLS OF MANEu-
vERs OF TROOPS NEAR THE
MEXICAN BORDER.

The following letter was received by
Mr.. David Mcmahon. the well-known
photographer, from his friend, Ser
geant VIM. Levins. of the 18th core
pany. coast artillery, which is now sta
toned with the other troops near the
Mexican border:
Fort Crockett,
Galveston, Texas, March IL.
Dear Mac: Back again to the days
of canned Willie, baked bullets AMI
gold fish. If that diminutive mind of
yours fails to grasp the meaning of
the above, I will make it palmer:
Corned beef, beans, and salmon
One old army delicacy is sadly
missed though, and that is the soldiers
old standby. the "hardtack"
Why the government deprives us of
this most cherished friend, I cannot.
for moment, imagine.
But one of a soldiers duties is to
obey and question not, and as con-
Germs the stomach it is eat or live not
And Mac old boy. our black jack
(conee) would make Hughey's or the
Post Once Cafe coffee look as though
1t had seen a ghost and taste as water
would to a Kentucky colonel
We arrived at Crockett about 6:45
last evening Friday) the 10th inst /,
and after about two hours Of handling,
pushing and driving tent pins (and
crashing Of teeth) we realized we had
pitched camp and could lie to the en-
brace OF mother earth, which we pro-
ceeded to. with the exception of a few
possessing sightseeing tendencies.
They flew to the city of Galveston.
I lay so closely to Mother Earth that
I believe the dear mother took objec-
tions for she treated me very roughly
during the night. I awoke to the
music co Of first call blown by our
own bugier (Ham Bell, believe), who
was thinking more about the progress
of breakfast than he was of the call
he was to blow. 1t proved very effec-
tive. however, for came from sweet
dreams to a realization of the facts
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