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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Oh. tina Differance!

you look pretty this evening" the
bachelor said to his fair companion.
She gazed AT him ptiiosophicauy. 81.
am sure you mean that weIi.' she re-
piled. but you have no idea how su n
a speech wriugs the heart of one Ike
me-or would If had not become bard
ened to the inevitable. Nobody ever
says to me. You are pretty. 1t is n
ways You LOOK pretty. There Is d.i
ference as wide as the Wilderness at
the sea The girl who really Is pref, :
never has to give the subject Q thought
Nothing she can do or leave undonr
affects the vital fact that she is pretty
The girl whom nature has not thU
lowered must be forever trying Ia
make herself look pretty OStourNe
In Il way she deserves far more cree
for making herself acceptable to tie
public than the pretty girl does also
1t Is compliment to her taste. IN
genuity. skill and various other mentll
qualities to assure her she has attaincJi
success-but 1t always reminds her Of
the battle she must continually wage
Exchange.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
DR.. George Denny To Leaye
w, & l., II,

DIR. George II. Denny, president OF
Washington and Lee University at
Lexington, Va, has resigned that
position, the resignation to take effect
January l, 1912, in order to accept the
presidency of the University of Ala
bama. He makes the announcement
in letter to the former university,
which is dated September 80, and is
made public for the first time.
His reason for making the charge is
9hat the new position will give him
ampler opportunity to serve the gen.
eral cause of education, to which he
has pledged his life. -
1t is not question of salary, he
continued, but solely a question of
service,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06

s. j. Combs, Of Stafford county,
went to Catlett station, on the South
ern Railway in lower Fauquier
county. Saturday, with a two-horse
wagon for load of fertilizer. On
crossing tie railroad track at Cat
lett he was struck by fast Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway passenger
train and was instantly killed. The
wagon was torn to pieces; one horses
leg was broken, but the other escaped
uninjured. Mr.. Combs was 46 years
old and is survived by widow and
four children.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06

The meat dealers of Winchester
have employed a lawyer, and they
will ask Tor a hearing at the next
meeting OF the Common Council con-
corning the charges recently preferred
by Inspector of the food and dairy
division of the Virginia Department
of Agriculture and immigration, to
the effect that their slaughter houses
are not sanitary, and that thew had
not complied with the laws which he
had recently delivered to them. The
inspector had ali the slaughter house 8
closed, and new Strengthening places
have been found by the meat men.
1t is expected that the city will have
70 build an abattoir and supervise
the killing of cattle and other animals
for the local Trade, charging the deal
ers accordingly. In the meantime,
two veterinary surgeons have been
to inspect all animals which
the butchers expect to kill, and to in
spect all meat markets, cremeries and
diaries.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Admiral SChley Dies in Street.

New York, Oct. Real Admiral
Winfield Scott Schley, the hero of
Santiago bay, dropped dead on Forty.
fourth street near Fifth avenue this
afternoon. The Admiral had long
been a sufferer form heart disease
Real Admiral Schley arrived in New
York this morning. He went to the
New York Yacht Club on Forty-fourth
street, where he usually stopped on
his visits to New York. After chat
ting for while with some friends he
left the club with the intention of visit
ing his son, DR.. Winfield Scott Schley
at his home at "A West Forty fifth
street. He appeared in his usual
health, but had scarcely gone half
block from the club when he su ldenly
staggered and fell to the pavement. A
doctor was hurriedly summoned, but
he declared that death had been prac-
tically instantaneous.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06

Ellis Life, the l2-year- old son of
Mr.. William Life, living near Nc
Gsheysyille, Rockingham county,
while driving a pulyerizer on his
brothers farm near Penn Laird, Sat-
urday, fell from the seat under the
roller. The boys brother Ebert
later found the dead body in the field.
Every rio on the left side was broken
and the body was fearfully mashed.
The machine. which weighs several
tons, rested upon the boys body when
1t was discovered.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06

Conductor W L. Bender was killed
Tuesday when the eng inc of his train
on the Norfolk and Western overturn.
ed on sharp curve near Berryville,
Va. Fireman w. 7. Cole, of Shen-
andoah, was seriously injured. Others
injured: Eagineman L. A. Baumgard-
ner, of Hagerstown, and Brakeman
L. P. Laconia, of /. Shenandoah.
Brakeman P. r. Groomes, of Hagers
own, and D. L. Conner, of Shenan-
doah, escaped with cuts and
bruises. Passengers were transferred
around the wreck until the track was
cleared.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Men Shot Down In Labor Fight,

Houston, Texas, Oct. 3.-One man
killed and three wounded is the re-
suit of battle shortly after midnight,
following the arrival of gang of
strikebreakers brought here from New
Orleans.
j. j. Pipes, guard, was shot dead
during revolver fusillede, and S.
D. Crockett, another guard: Gordon
Knight. strike breaker, and Capt. s.
D. Disk, of the railway police, were
seriously injured.
Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 3-With trestles
burned and armed bands threatening
to fire on any train that moves, the
Georgia and Florida railroad is COM
pletely tied up by the firemen's strike
declared last week.
The railroad officials are powerless
IN the face OF an overwhelming popu-
lar opinion in favor of the strikers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
EARLY Morninn Taika.

he is always doing something that
causes lot Of talk"
why, never heard any OF it."
HE Is the only one who hears It.
He is always staying out at night later
than his wife wishes him to.''-Hous-
ton Post.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Marriage Licenses.

West Reynard. 35 to Fannie Din
ges, 81.
John Conway Hutchinson, q t,
Clara Mabel Downey, 81.
Moses M. See, % to Ida Nickel
son, Is.
Geo. M. Keller, % to Sallie V
Rudolph, %.
Vernon o. Burner, 81 to Ida f
Furry, 30.
Robt. Harpine, "a to Fannie G
Will, 10.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Volcanic Ash.

The destructive Philippine volcanoes
have value for one thing at least.
says a writer In the Pacific Monthly.
They are directly responsible for the
finest hemp producing area In the
world. Hemp thrives 10 coil heavily
impregnated with volcanic ash.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Mrs. James Hay Under the Knife

Mrs. Jamss Hay, OF Madison Court
House. wife of Representative Hay, of
the Seventh Virginia District, and
sister OF w. F. Gordon, of Richmond.
underwent a surgical operation at a
Richmond hospital on last Saturday
afternoon and was reported to be
getting along nicely.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Buggy Harness.

In order to reduce our stock OF
Rubber and Nickel trimmed Harness,
we offer few sets at lower prices
than they have ever been sold in this
market. Call in and examine them.
J. A. Dysart & Co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Not Her Fault.

The mistress comes home without
warning. She finds the maid In gala
attire.
"Why. what do yor mean" she cries.
"by wearing my best black skirw
ut is not my f8uit." replies the maid.
MADAM locked up all her coioreG
ones."-Cleveiand Plain Dealer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Take Your c ommon Colds seriously

Common colds, severe and frequent,
lay the foundation of chronic dis
eased conditions kof the nose and
throat, end may develop into bron
chitis, pneumonia, and constipation.
For all coughs and colds in children
and in grown persons, take Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound promptly.
Hoffman & Borden, Toms Brook.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
H,s Share.

How do you pronose to support my
daughter, young manY'
.Rnt. sir. was only proposing to
marry her."-Exchanga
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Account Reunion United Confe-
.derate Veterans Of Virginia.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, AND
NORFOLK VA

Southern Railway will sell from prin-
cipal points in Virginia, October 18th,
10th and 18th, greatly reduced round
trip fare tickets, final limit to reach
original starting point returning not
later than midnight of October 23rd.
For full particulars, train service
ETC., call on any agent OF Southern
Railway or write l. s. BROWN.
General Agent, Washington, D. C.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
ImpOrtantNOti

All parties interested in the reor-
ganization or organization of the
HORSE SHOW proposition are re-
quested to meet in office above w. M.
Calver's clothing store Octobert Cour.
Day, Woodstock, Va, at 2 P. NJ.
This must be settled now for or
ganization or decide to drop the whole
matter. Do you want this to drop
through OF. 90 you want it to go?
Answer at this meeting
Respectfully,
COMMITTEE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
A schen,s.

Youthful Inquirer Father, what Is a
schemef Perplexed Parent-I can't ex-
actly define 1t. my boy. but it is some
thing which will fall through quicker
than anything else on earth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06

stella-What do you think Of marry.
ing a nobleman1
Bella-It b like buying fsh instead
q catching it-New York Times.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
COMING.

First Graduate-I hear that you've
got q job on the road Second Ditto
Yes: It hasn't reached me yet.-Ex-
change.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Pears for Sale.

"A FEY more rice pears for sale II
50 -. pr buahel-
O.. - A0A 0NEE7Z.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06

Happiness IN this world, when Il
es0s4 canD incidantaily. = HawA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
EStray Notice.

Three pigs came to my place about
three weeks ago. The owner can pet
same BY calling and paying cost.
Oct. 6-3t. Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN.

Did you vote for or against the
Constitutional Amendment, making
County Treasurers eligible to succeed
themselves after two term? If you
voted for the amendment, you can
consistently vote to give Messrs.
Hutcheson, Bowman and Spiker an
other term. But if you voted against
the amendment, you did SO from
principle, and put yourself on record,
as being opposed to more than two
terms in Office, as it is fair to presume
that the principle applied to all the
county offices. Therefore you cannot
consistently vote for either Hutcheson,
Bowman or Spiker for another term,
as Hutcheson has had two terms, and
Bowman and Spiker three terms.
To vote for them again would be a
qualification, and you surely will not
do that when such worthy and COM
petent men as Headley, Borden and
Green are soil citing your support
strictly upon the two term issue.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-10-06
Communicated
WHICH =?

Are you a "standpatter" or a
"progressive?" If you are a
standpatter, then you should vote
for Hutcheson, Bowman II d
Spiker. and let them sit pat" in
the county offices the rest of their
lives. If you are a progressive
vote them out, and give other
worthy competent men a chance.
Do so in justice to your own sons.
Is it right to let all Office holding
trust have a monopoly of the Of
fees of the county? These men
said to you four years ago: Give
us one more term, and we will not
ask you for another" now they
are begging you to give them an
other term, and if the people are
so foolish as to do, four years
hence they will be asking for
still another tenn. Let the slo-
gan be, Rotation in office. F"
Two terms and out.
PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-14
1lmkberi4t.
gtNeiunstt, ID. gan.

vUAkEg 44s
Ter CbiofIuS III sbsrbaI6 8ar'ersbarg
i'm eteiaen beQrtfien uuo fdat ron 8otnt
glssisnt BITS Rapspige. Bet bieitger Staot
bate oerielbe aeitern a5euo einsn 0ansr'
itauo por 22.9 SUB.
Die fsts.ao.a Oes.i4sI hne Dasrss
sssIstristn E1lss sIsr sinsssrsFsa:
gttts6ura. pa. Ter SLaB bat s'Hsn
s9aFerftano pon 81 5as uno fteist.
R6.eItus, gg. ga. Der Stub bat els
r.n MaT.raano poH l0.4 Gus urs fsi8t-
garterssurs, ID. 9a. Der 8Ixs bat
tin,n 1aNerFano pom 1913 Jus uno itstst
eauapba salts DER SIus bat st'
rsx Daierasuo pou a.s JuB nno 'tsbt.
Gbarteror. D. Va. Der SIa5 bst
,irsu 1aiieraa1o ~ 5us urb ts5t.
gleaiant. u. Ba. Der 5tas sat
sinsn BaiierHauo uon ll.6 6as uno F6lt.
eaftI.ttsburs, 81. Der sIut bat
sin.n 8aFsrftano uoH 1874 6us uno talt.
gortsmruth 2. Der Jlus BAT siHsn
sgaiisrtauc son II 5u5 uHo faat.
qeuisptLle. au. Ter SluS sat siusH
EaHs.itano Dor Jus aso ftat.
epausptIIs. 5ro. Der 5lus bat eta
n,n g9aisyitano pou 2s.3 5ub uao 'aat.
Gairo, Jus. Der s.ub tas stneH 8aI'
SerHaxs uon 2S5 1Jus uno faat.
W.mpsis, Tenn. Der Tlus BAT ssnsn
Na'Israano poH 81 Sub une fssst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-14

133 ~ 10 vsr xsnns In Nult x1S IL 20
nsts sxf BEN 0slstfs.
1ssfAtsssnss.
csss. - Rsrt ffstte. - SeixBI
sSIss oec, gsis4tes SIC yss Usnsns II
pGstssa ue1 1-4 Dbl. ertra Sommsr xek
1GsbHl csc Dss 0sHons Gottsx 6ssb
Del sskss E2-S3e. rafNntYtes SE--56s per
OG1sHs. xsfDsstts SIC. ystsoIsmm. Ser,
feetisn Zoe. Dts. RsHtxdy xnb SxStasa
S&e Ssr oaAsRs. srssa Osislts lss,
4sytts 10e pr oaKsxs.
Gsla - Csr NarIt IN YxS.s. psis
Riser 0O--eSe, Riaaax unS kisss
Sle yss Ubf. SON $50 sFs.
fsIt - fsiis. .-8riws Gtty 71<--7sss,
30. GssHtss T1S-7he per 3fxxs.
AoIIsn.-&aYtt rutts. 1sxsSisslssy
Ss.7S, Nxt nHb stsk 81. 100, aansvSs
OtA4lsIlsa tS.7S, gas sss 0IsG 81. 90
pss xsnss GtseIts'srt 3saAlsfs SiH6.
soIlss 9l.1S, Astlrasks $50 per xsxxs
sbeslssfsst. GsIs isast $3.50 per Gouns
st1sitsfsst.
O1wssstsw. - Rsrst fer. Aledss'
msw 17 .OO-8. 90 snf s.w oslstis axt 90 is-
Q 80 psS Ds. Ssm Store. ItMstkp "a. 80
1. 90 axf BEN Osissfs sns t4.oo-s.0o ,x
%. ysM ossss. 0nArstssR zoe. ElsAs'
isamen q. 80 per gu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-14

Oegt. ess>e ~ N1nsa = asn UssG
OefS ..en es1" oar Staiser ~ 1H-
~.
psims osi4aiispapisrs susbsa u S1f-
~ btsuDnftst.
etssGtng Gr6asss ~ fef. -
ei4t tn e4.6xN nxb % xass St4f
~ elJs2I-l.81H.
oMnb DkItsati sns psssR Nss
IL nab DHsbsn pts fstst qaettrs:
Do. Otsetsm NsfHnbins ~ l00x- x-l0lh,
~ ssatArists tipeS) l1Sk-116L, Gsxs
psMs llBL-llsz, 81 fssinrtste l0z--
1e1x, GsxpoRs l02-le3Z geb.. 4aRaMs
GsnDoxS ~ 100K eeb.
Aftie n mar It.-Stnries adufen bats
1eate Bur SoIse, bcb bie gretis IN bic oobe
Stnasn nnh Der Norft perbIisS fat unuHfer'
bro9sn ftarf bis gum SAtus. Die eblub'
noftrunsen eraaben faft ourdmeS rebt sH'
nekmbass @sminne.
NaAastsnhs Mssis nuyssn Den ee5ytr~a
2suin, BGIman 4 So. Re-. 399-3Ss 0aIs
mt Strat4. beridist:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-14
Gualiidye uno ameritaniihe
Serbreder.
qonbpn, %. December.


giusn geitrag 3u Der interenanten
7Frags, ipie lpsh bic io3ialen uno ioH@
itiaen 9erbdltnifie zines Sanoes oem
gerbrshertaum sIu'tig iiuo, aI'o 3a
tem. mas unier SdNller in ben vRau@
bern" pus SpiBbu6entlimd ndnnte,
lisferte in oen Qonooner pGoenlHS
Qelps" DOR einigsr 3eit ein Er. ehds.
6snoeuann. Gr tummt Su Der gtipoa
auno. ban Qmerita ein nett glHItlssrss
SpibhIben.limd bat, aIs oas dlts
qan0, ia, baB ss iih gerdos8u ourn
cine Isbr hobe ariainaIitat aus5eid1le.
Ias beoriinpst er folgenosrndBen:
ngDie 1T ods Bib" beiBt e I'M
Ginaana bes 2lufiases. noas uns DE
Shriitfteller oes Is. Sdhrpanoerts
BON gnolano entiperfsn2 Sine brutals
Roral berridre bel 8orneAm uno 0es
rina: trob Der uabdrmher3lgsn Strafen
mar Die ariminalitGt eri1reteao hoa;
louoon mar bes Nants, Do bic 2Bdh=
ter cous uHgeniissno lDoren, Den 4n7
oriFTeu BON 9dnbiten iberiafieU, pEn'er
p,ren Uaaste iich mebr ais einirai per-
bummel!e goslioe perbargen; Die 8le@
nerSfdft Iebte pom Steblen uHo 8ets
teln; Qortpeinidufer CAB ss big in ots
hoditen alrfTen, ipahnno BET ben Ir'
men Iid1 aLIes in Sin unp dnoeren tar
fen g3strGnten berau'fte. Sein ehelI'
DIES Geliboe belt Riemuno, Die Der
aniiaunqeu paren rob uno un'lttllt,
bsaiinftiat BON Der rohe'ten uro UNFIT
ichsten litterotur in europa. Die dua
3 xcrnentlihe NbHahme in oer.3abl Del
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-14

Diem al d.. Man ihretbt aus
5aHnpper; Wie gisrige Jangarme greis
fen i'm Suoen Sannopers Die Sunroot
unb sinbsn. 5fpsi in Der Snouitrie
m1ftig nahfsnbe StaottheIle, tns
2ann birein. Nber 3rpiIhen IIe i6iebt
iich, mod unberiibrt BON jeoer Spetulaz
tien, oas Deite 9ebist Der Wla't. Gs
lduft als Elm fiahsr, griiuer Dielens
plan bahin. uno lit lsbIih uno pers
lpdrnb, bob rehts uno lints bon ben
mobgrnen RiefsRbauteD anp Rieiens
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NaS,U1rtiae W6rfte.

ReHf.-ssfxtr 1891 sSB.. Bsriss>t
1891 NbIs. Narft mac feit. Sprtng Bs.
tent 1k.9O - $50, 8tntsr etrstshts
N.ax-A.D5, DtRtsr 8atemts ti.45-<.SS,
oyr.ns eIssYs -. .I0-4.4o, R!ntsr eyiras
~. / s.. .4O-s.N, gs. aba. $s.25-y.40,
aaHfss Rrsistts 34.65--4.D.
Gsslsa Mstl IN feFt. Jair bn
gates N.2o-A.SS. &sits bis tsRsy $40
As.
suSya,sss.l; II rusig gu sa.a5
per 100 pfxMs.
Buhpetsen IN 'ea. americar TIE
xnb gauanian Ekj<e C. I. {. Nes Dort.
RatSMs1l M ftsti3.- sssnss Ssstes
sxS seltss 81 .ao-i.35. srsbss sl.lS-l.2o,
aiIRtrisb e2.SS.
Hsesss - ftetio. ~. 2 1sksrs
s3e I. .. B. Nss pert
Osrks ~ fen. Es!,sGts 93-97t s.t.f.
TN elepa.or uss ossssrssrfs 10 - Gs.t
(. Hufalo.
0st1sn.-sxfxsr ss, 40 sx.. s.r'ssst
$3.50 0xfbeI. Nar.. rubis. Ns. . rs
TIE. lOoTs TN GieSatsr aRs l0lHc -. B..
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80 ~ In elesatsr xns s21,c I. s.S. i3mtms
merb.
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AsyfsR III feft. Stat. 1910. srstxarsr
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Gsaa 1910. eEss.Aysr Bis dssss ls-22s.
1893, l5--l6e.
Aauts fxb Hau. Central xxsfsss
slLe, Dsssts s2-s3s.
1ssss ID Aetia. Sem[o1 asL-aSHs.
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flsrt etssr $4,000 - a2.Qo. Yst $a2. 90
--22. 30.
Sect n Retie. ta~tis sI3 3.0s-1s.ss.
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$io.os - 1918. .sfHmirtes wtlIie. Gsnti
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-9r.
4 Assv W. WtAls. - WINS eup fSs
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Noiafiss IN f,tia. 3sv CrissRs pys,
9sttls. sxtss bts Astts, So-50s.
Aaffss. sto Rs. Il1.e, Can
tsS NJ. 4 l2e. ssrssua 1I1<-lsIe.
n Ger. s.-Hstsr romineu. Nastspsls 81
xsk S.I7s, Gsntrtiussi % Tea 5.s7
Aslsfss. xuAsr 80 Tea 2.02. Nsftxsrss
u hetts. Cat assf $50. grxflss S.sos
Qsufl ~" 5.l5e. Gabss S.0Se. Sss
tsssl A.Yos, Orssatsiss 4.sos. Dsaxssi
.H"4.so. Gsnfsettsasrs ~" 4.5os: -
lIl.5S. ~. f<.boe, Ns. tA.43, Hs.A Ace
~. EA.sSs, ~. s4.30e. Re. 4.1Ss, Rs
sA20e. Ns.S4lSt, 10. 10 Aloe. xs.
l.sSs. r.. I3A.oJs. ~. 10 s.75s. Es. 1
D.9Ss.
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81 nbpieh.--Ier Rdrtt mar beute iehr
rubis unb Die gretie taum ftetis. Stoders
uHo iseesers fino In gutter Nabfrase nnb
ftarf --Rildtube fnb langiam uno i4ua6.
S1psrs Gtisss 81. .4o-S.3S, ertra $40
go, DAiss ss.5o--s.50. 1ietf1erttsrs
s4.40--s.65, sstra s5.Ss-5.s0, 1sifers
$s.a5-S.So, sStrs $s.o0-5.75. aibe $3.50
-s.7s, ertra $4.s5--5.o0, GaKrsrS $3.50
5.7s. stofsrs aas sssssrs $S.50-S.s5, eIs
ira $3.50
8utle u-gte 3ufubr mar nur mdbig,
pie aa6frass sismIit gut uHo bic areiie
itetls.
was.r.sns .tAt. ss.7s-4.oo. ssIssns
A.sS-s.0o, ezra s.. 10. fette 5ulen $4.7b
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RdIbe Bet siewIib gutter sahfraqe
uHo Senu8eHoer 3uFubr mar Der Nartt fss
tto.
DroinSr. ass sross s4.0o-8.Oe, fair bis
sais 10000, ertra sS.2s, fansY $3.50.
raiser IN Ben sxsaniifsss.bixisrs. --
3ssey 90, yrsms bis ssssrlsisxs : - S1st
| srstnars S-T.
2 s.-Tis 3ufubr mar steutIid
aroB uuo bic greiie fieIsH um 5-loc per
| 100 DfRnh.
s6uere s5weins bra9ten s. .00-9.10
gate bis sassrIsfeRs Btrraexxss' ans
| st~F4srfsrtsH 81. .l0-8.l5, sswiiah Ser
1 psfxagsisrtsn $8.l0-6.l5, prstHsrs bis
ssssrIsisrs fAssYs fssts 1sxs &s.5o-7.75,
ertra 81 IS, etsss sB.25--s.7s, srtra -,
| IstAts serFsxstfsr.sr $50 - $50, ssrtsI
ssr J 10 S's sno wsrissr 81 .25-s.lb.
| eAsfs aHS 2Ammsr. Die 3utubr
mar beuts gertug. bod mar bic Na9fraae
/ iebr m6ts uno bee Tsrtt i6mat. Die
| 8reiie fielen I'm lo-l5c.
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| erleisss $3.50 - 400, orstaars Bis enis
sa.25-3.aS, sdsrlinss 81 .o0-5.oO.
Skmwsr 9stra $s5s. sats Bis
sxssrlsisWs 81. .6o---s.5o, srstHkrs bis sats
A.50-5.5o.
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~ 1sy.-Dysiss Netts. NafNatvtsv gst
0saf S.9es, psDsssst $50. gxtss S.6Ss.
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4 4.6S-& .9xs, s1tsa ,,g"4.7S-l.Sos. >, sgbtals
sss ssltsr 4.Sx-4.s0s.
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per oalsas. SosGhum S8--s7e Der @aIone.
Ne is.-Hssst tlsMfiA Isb1sft uRs estts.
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Il yss ofxns.
Cssss.
Dstfss. - Rssst rusts, grssie ffetis.
Saass Gssansvy slks, Gsseassy eses
50s. b.. isesnbs sss. fsasy 1sisv SOC. 10.
! lSke Per SfxHt.
Aiis. - Nsxit RsHs. DIS 1st lsks,
Hsss1shltAss l7-l7He, 4sv Dssl IKE,
04UssDss is1--s0ks. 1tMlssess 10ks,
Dss9 Ice per Ss1Hb.
eiss. - ansebos sisaIin esos nnb bie
Qrssie ftstia. psims isti4s ealRsssiss
Solse. tsAs 2s1s. snssss 1seE. tsssaSs
2zsvss 9ts.. 10 na4 DSllttaA.
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lac, 4A1aer l3c. pdbre D.. xsxt1A1sss
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s-lls pss 1fs.
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eDStnli4s $2.35-S.00 per Obi.
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o3.aS--3.S0. 1efnna 3s.o0-s.Ge yss Ates.
Dssassa. = Nsrst trsttS SD Astss. -
Ssliiornla 800 - 2.So. 5lorioa @i - -
400 ~ Aiks.
grstbslteerea.-e0.oo--9.ss pes
asstsffeln - 1i4ssan sl.7s--l.ss.
SHstann $I.N- - i.60. sintsintI4s 3i.4s
-l.so vss Dbl. uHb sc per On. NtNi,
gan 4y---52e per gu.
Sabfartoffeln. 6anep Jsrisp
800. souisptue 3aOo-S.sS per Dbl. SAB
s5e--tl.00 per 6amper.
arsat. s -. = a asss sssis. 1aniis si.is
sDisss s Il. : c..s. $3.50, ,.s
N6l. unb s7-so per On.
AA1sa.--6O-6S per Btl.
Rom etsrs.
RobI. - $i.lt-l.sS per Bsl.
Gan As Srsss.:
RelasR. - NssH netle. p1tns 2es.
seuistt 1s.lS, sskptts sal ~ aesb ess
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el0.Sc, 80. 3ss. $500, -. 3 hc. Sle.0o,
Aiee. aemtfAter 30. l ele.se - l7.O0. ~.
\ -. eiS.0 - 1880: 4jeeL 10. tl2.O0L
~. , o1l.0O ~ xsx.
NA4lsn fsttss hstie. - 4lsls o1o.0o
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isinss $500 - 47.o0t oenji01so n1t1es