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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
THE HIGH BROW.

The slang ban on 'highbrow" is
hereby raised. No longer viii it b
left to languish in the lower limbo
of language. 1t is a perfectly good
and expressive word. It graphically
denotes that amusing class in the
community who are not content 10 be
merely and modestiy intellectual, but
who IN addition mako a greed parade
OF their intellectually who mnst b
imposing. pntronizing and po@pous
The Highbco~ n the professional IN
teliectual.
Open, 10 diotsonsry sassnsse snd
receive the newcomert-ziSe.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
farmers.

Speaking of Lawyers and how
they are overrepresented in our
public life, we recently made the
point that farmers we're under
represented. Unfortunately, in
speaking of the wealth of the
farmers, we gave the figures for
the North Atlantic division of the
United States instead of for the
United States as a whole. The
number of farmers who live on
farms owned by themselves is APP
proximately 100000, and of
these more than 100000 own
their farms free of debt. A shrewd
old lawyer once advised a younger
one: Never get into an argu-
ment with a fellow who pronoun-
ces words just like they are spell
ed" LHe had learned, what a
great many others are now slowly
learning, that a man who gets his
information by coal-oil lamp and
does his thinking over the pillow
and workbench is apt to develop
mental grip and punch. These
self educated thinkers may lack
superficial smoothness and fiuency
of speech, but they have a way of
seeing the main thing. If there
are still any who imagine a few
centers have a monopoly on the
brain supply, they need only take
a trip and do some honest listen
ing. Ia every country commu-
nifty, in every hamlet and little
town they will find these original
thinkers, quiet, Woodworking,
law-abiding, who read their two
or three papers through every
week and digest all they read; who
read surprisingly good books;
know something of the rocks and
soil and stars; often study out in
ventions in their minds; develop
theories of government; ponder
long and deeply on religious sub
jects. These men, and there is a
surprisingly large number of
hem, 90 about their work, part
of the great industrial machine.
For a long time it was supposed
by aristocratic gentlemen that they
never thought at all except of
their tools, or felt anything but
hunger. Among the other sur
prises and shocks of the day is the
Iawning realization that these
self-educated, silent thinkers, scat
tered by the thousands all over the
country, are able not only to sepa-
rate the chaff from the wheat but
TO run the whole thrasing machine.
Golfers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22

why must you call up yoor hOust
every fifteen minstesr snorted the
senior partner. 'Ons would think
you a bridegroom. Do you have tc
talk love Talk to your wffs at youI
sger
at isn't that" explained the Jun
ior partner, somewhat sheepishly. q
Just want TO See If the new cook d
still there"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
The Woman's Tonic

Cardui has helped thous-
ands of weak, tired, worm
out women, back to health. I
1t has a gentle, tonic ac-
ton on the womanly sys-
tenn. It goes to the cause
OF the trouble. It helps, 1t
helps quickly, surely, safe
y. It has helped others.
Why not you2 II will.
Try It Get a bottle todayl
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
PART IN NATURES SCHEME
Snake Really 10 a Most Useful crea-
ture, Though Never Likely to
Be Popular.

What is the use Of snakes? In
their "going on their belly" the cir
cumstance that so often offended Ba-
con, lies one of their greatest uses,
because that, together with their in
ternal formation and external cover
ing, enables them to penetrate where
no larger carnivorous animal could
venture, into dark and noisome mo-
raises, bog jungles, swamps amid the
tangled vegetation Of the tropics,
where swarms of the lesser reptiles,
on which so many of them feed,
would outbalance the harmony of ma
ture.
/ Wondrously and exquisitely con-
structed for their habitat, they are
able to exist where the higher ami
mails could not; and while they help
to clear those inaccessible places of
the lesser vermin, they themselves
supply food for a number Of the
smaller mammalia, which, with
many carnivorous birds, devour vast
numbers Of young snakes.
The hedgehog, weasel, ichneumon,
rat, peccary, badger, goat, hog, and
an immense number of birds keep
snakes within due limits, while the
latter perform their part among the
grain devouring and herbivorous les
ser creatures.-Harper's Weekly.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
Joke PLAYED by..Senate.

About the best joke the United
States Senate has played was APP
pointing Senators w. 0. Bradley
and Thomas H. Paynter as COM
mittee to Investigate the fraudu-
lent use of money in elections
Elizabethtown News.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
Educational Progress.

Never have the people shown
more clearly their interest and
faith in. education and in schools
of all kinds and grades" This is
one of many encouraging state
ments to be found in the annual
report of the United States Com
missioner of Education.
Reference is made by the COM
missioner to some salient facts set
forth by DR.. Fletcher B. Dresslar,
of the Federal Bureau of Educa-
ton, in an article reviewing the
educational progress of the coun-
try in the decade from 1900 to
1910. 1t is cited that the average
length of the public school term
increased more than s per cent.
that the average number of days
attended by each pupil increased
more than 13 per cent; that the
number of teachers increased near
ly 20 per cent; that the average
monthly salary for male teachers
increased about 35 per cent. and
for female teachers about rs pei
cent; that the value of all school
property increased more than Is
per cent. and the income of public
schools more than SO per cent ;
that the number of children in
public kindergartens increased
more than 40 per cent, the num-
Der of public high schools more
than 70 per cent. and the number
of high school pupils more than
76 per cent. The appropriation
of public funds for normal schools
increased 40 per cent. The mum
Der of students in professional
courses in public normal schools
increased 68 per cent. The pro-
dlctive endowments of univer-
ssities, colleges and schools OF
Technology increased 65 per cent.
The incomes of such institutions.
exclusive of endOwments, in
creased 173 per cent, the profes-
sors and instructors increased 81
per cent. and the number of stu
dents 81 per cent.
Within the decade the percent
age of illiteracy decreased from
1917 per cent. to IT per cent; for
native whites from 4.6 per cent. to
3 per cent; for negroes from 44.5
to 30.5 per cent.
Such advancement, of course, is
gratifying. but it merely empha-
sizes the need for continued effort.
The campaign for education has
only fairly begun. The awaken
ing Of public sentiment is not
complete, and it will not be until
the spirit of improvement shall
penetrate to the most humble
schoolhouses in the most remote
corners of the most backward
Commopwealths. -Courier-J o ur.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
AFTER A FASHION.

Borus-I suppose YOU don't read
sonnets.
Naggus-o, yes; I always look se
the last word in each line 10 see II
the poet follows the conventional
rules in writing than.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
NOTICE..

While locust street Is being
paved, I VIII receive produce on
MsysvlIIe street, opposite I.f.
Tabh's 40-tf
{. 7, REFS.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
Notice.

All persons having claim S
against the estate of r. B. Crooks,
deceased. are requested to present
the same. properly proven, to
either of the undersigned, or to
our attorney, Earl w, Senff.
w. F. and J. r. Crooks,
AIT Executors.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22

Henpeck-I'm a very peaceablc
man, but there's one fellow that Pm
just waiting for an opportunity to
lick.
Henderson-Who's that?
Henpeck-The man who first in
troduced me to my wife.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-05-22
Transfer and Carriage.

l have carriage and transfer
wagon to meet all trains. Phone
21 or 337.
37tf. WILL BEAN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05

3beil fortau nlr nod ungefd6r 1.30
Wteter lang iein. llno basfelbe Shifz
fal bat ben Shleier ereiIt: man bat
ibn rabital glstd I'm Elm 9iertsl fetner
san8sn Gdngs Dertiir3t; sr oarf tiinfz
tig auf teinsn 5uu ldnger aIs 1.10
Meter isin, tpdbrsnD er fritbsr getp6bus
!t6 anDertbalb Weter lang mar.
Die neuen Soffeitlihtetten perOen
audi in 9e3ug auf 5orben Elm DsrGHs
bertes Bib 3eigen. sSm pergangenen
Sabre, in Der &r0nungsIat1on, berrI6>
ten ihtpsre, iipptgs 5toffe uno tiefs
leu6tsnbe Jarben Dor. Sammst, Sob
itidersien, Elm tiefes Rotb, Elm ftra5,
lenbss gGau. 5n bieIsm Sabre ioaen
3arte ieihte Stoffe uno lthte matte
5drben Dorherri6en: Die gan3e gar
tenpraht tpirD qeodmpft. Sm uebr:z
gen bemiibsn iid bic 9amen Der 9ofz
9eieQi6aft, Die itrengen geitimmungsn
hurh mOgli6it origineue aoitiime mad
8rdften aus3uglei6en: bel Der ndds
item gour miro S0nigin Utorp 8els'
genbsit baben, bic engliI6en AriItOtr1'
tinnen Yanniers tragen 3u ieben.
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6tucinuati. 8. april.

6iucinuati. 5. April.
9m 6iueinnatitr Tihritt piro Der S!us
nod fteiasa, bic RsbeuHai's dber fino i'm sal
len beariffsu. asi bis'ilsr Stapt bate Der
Chic astsrn Sbenb sinsn gSdNerffauo bon
5l.5 Gus.
lie folqsue,u Iep,ia.R trafsH uabrsuo
ess astriasa Cages bier etu:
Bittsburg, ga. Der 5lus bat eineu
@aFsritnuo bon 1879 Gus uuo fdut.
gartsrsburs, u ga. Der slub bat
sinsa SaTsrtane uon 3l5 Gus uHo iteigt.
aanapG salts, ". gn. Der SIus
bat einsu 8nTsrffano ooul0.s Eus uno fnIlt
6ati,tts bura, On. Gsr Slus bot si.
uta sSaNtrhono BON 49.2 GUS uHo Itsigt.
ebarlestou, 30 ga. Der sIub bat si'
usn @aTerltauo Bon l5.7 dab uHo ialit.
gltaiant, gS. IA. Der 6Lus bat
.in.u @aiisritduo bon 40.l Sus uno ftsigt.
gortsmouth, .. Der Slus bat etueu
8airfaao bon 49.5 Sub uno iistgt.
Souispill,, fp. Der Slus bat sinsu
s9GN,ritauo DOu 26.2 Gus uuo nsi8t
GOanspitle, 5no Der ;flub bat si.
uen gSaTsrFaHo opn 42.0 GUS unp itsigt.
Cairo, 3a Der slus bat siusu gSaNer.
itano BON So Sas unO itsipt.
W.mphis, Senu Der Flab bat siueu
@aiieriauo bon 43.4 rus uno heiat.
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Sic ueue aleioeruns oes ensli'
ihen SOIes.

Sm 9sseniaB gu G0nig Georg BON
GngIonb, Der auf cine m0gIihit sldn3s
pole GntfaItung Der aronungsfeitltt.
tsitsn grpber Dsrtb 5u lsgsn itisn
uuo iit ieoenfals fir ale SiH3eIbit:n
ptri0nIih sinssbeno intsreiiirte. Ssigt
ois aonigin Don gHgluno in ge3ug
auf aleioung unb prunt einsn ieAr
Suriidbaltsnosn, fat puritaRiideu &C.
ihmdd, uno ihon i'm pprigeH Sabre
bersitete iie manhen Gdmen ber6ofgez
fellitaft eini9s tlsins, aber tisfergrsts
fcnos gnttdufhungeH: lie Iegte bon
anfans an cine ausseiproaens 4bnei.
euHg sessn Elm au3u offenes getoI.
Ietse an Den Tag uno mahie audi tel.
nen 5ehl baraus, bag ibr jebs 8erpenz
nung Don parfiim unInmpotbifh lit.
Die elsganten Damen Der englii6en
glriitotratis miiHsn nun ben aeIh big
CUR Reigs leeren: ioeben iino neue Dfz
fi8islle SeItimmunssn iiber Die Slsiosr
Der Tameu bel pen bsporIlekHoen 5of=
ieltlihteiten srihiensn. Oieie por!
2orotansler, benz britiihen Sber3ersz
monisnmeiitsr reoigirtsn 8pritriFten
IafIen oeutlih ben auf geihrdntung
iepes 3oilettendufpanoss gerIhtets1
9eiit Der 9onigin srtsnnen unp tperoen
in ihrsr Strenge bsionbers bel Den
sroBen, bohsstpahieusn 8amen Der
| bofgelsqihaft 5erSeleib berporrufen
Denn Die itaitli6e, bisber bier YaroE
lanee 5ofihleppe, bic seraoe 9robsr
JrauenaeItaltsn auses3eihnet itano, II
er6eblih pertleinert pproen, Die neu'
St,Ieppe oarf bon Der Shnlter biz
gum Gnoe Der Sdleppe nur nod Dire
| garos lang fein uno an ibrem guot
cine 9rsite bon bDhftens 81 3pu ho
ben. "a SOU tit auh Die Marimal
| gren5e fir ben lbeil Der Shlsppe, be
am 9oben ihleift. Ddbreno Die 3Df
namen bisber einen runb 23 Wets
lcnssu Berg poil Spiben, Chiffon uni
| 5eibe am 8ooen hinter fih her Sisbeg
ouritsn. bari Der pirtIih i9Ieppeno
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iuaren ruhia unb ftetia. 6ute Wilhtiibe tpers
Den beaebrtt bic sswobnltden aber finb fau
uno ihnah
sdpre Stisr. $e.oo--7.5O, ertra $3.50
--7.S5, fantg -. Shfeu $275--6.O0,
Slsifd1erftiere S475-6.9oas auserleiene bic
.ertra 81 7.00-725, 6eifsrs S3.50--6.75, aus .
erleiene bis ertra S6.85-7.00, sihs $500
5 10, srtra S5.25-5,75, gannsrsS2 00-3.00.
Stodtrs uHb iSeeoers S3.75--5.75.
Bu len. - Die 3uiubr mar nur mdsia,
Ole Nnd)frage cine CUTE uno Der Wartt itetiq.
Wdgere unb Isidte $35O-4.50, Bologna
a.50 - $40, ertra $3.50, fstte 8uasu
s. 50-6.0O.
IA tbsr. - 2lnfanqs mar Der Wartt tie.
ttg, pnter aber i1w0dsr. Ter Nartt idlob
iiau.
Sroinare uno arose "a O0-s.O0, fair bis
CUTE Isidts $6.00-5.75, ertrd 80 .0O-9. 25.
salber in ben aommiidons. 5auitru. --
Gaucn s1Ie, prinla bic aussrlsiene s84-734c
oroindre 4--6t
Slneine. - Srob oes periu9sn auqes
bots mar Der 9Rdrtt bod ftlpad, ba Die Iad.
irdae urbebeuteHo mar. Die Breiie feleR I'm
Sc per 100 Bfuno.
Shntr. Shneins braht.n SO .20--8.25
auto bic austrleitHt 8trpaiunqs, uno iStsi'
iherlorten $8.i5-S 20, qemiitte Eerpa.
duuasortsu 81 00-8 ID, orotudre bis aus
srleisnt iflmer fstte Sdue $5 25-7 35. srtra
81 40-7,50 Staus 81 25-6. .25, Ieitts 0er'
iauotiort,n So 90-7 30, i5ertel BON 10 Rfo
uns ntniqer S525--6.80.
ghafe oadmm.r Der Wdrt
mar bsute ruhig uub itcti1.
Shnfs.-ertrn S5.25, cute Bis aus
rrlripne 81 rs 10 nrbtudre bis aut
81 25-4.5O, 5dbrIina. S.. 00-625.
eammer. Grtra 1926, quite BIZ
dussrleiene ST .75-S -, oroiudrs bis gut
s525-T5O, Trabiohrs ,2dmmsr SO .00-l2.5O
aeitoreue gdmrsr 5000 .25.
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9aIs III ieif. - prima 6itp 65a-6Le,
eo. gounirh 6L4--65ac per Bfunb.
aobIen. - Marft rubia. gougbieabenp
$780,. rs, auS nnb clad $2.1o-2.25, ,Aana
nba Stldfoblen s3.50-375. RuS unb Glad
$2.00-2. .25 per Tonne abgtlisfert. Rnuhiois
gtii6tcbten $3.50, antbracits $3.50 per
3onnt abgsliefert Cote toitet $500 per Conn.
abseliefert
Sdmereien--Martt fea. AIeefaamsu
Sl2 .00--13.00 aaf benz 6sleiie uno $l3.oo-
I5. 90 per Hu. bonn Gtore 3imotbu $500
$50 auf benz 6sleiie nno 81 T.00-7.50 per
gu. bonn Stort. llnsartih,r unb oeutfder
@fsitt sl40, stwobnltder 81 80 per guibel.
8uhpei,sn soc aui osm Seieiie uuo $l.lo
burn Etors.
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MuSpdrtige Mdrfte.
Asn orf, a. apriI

WebI.-3ufuhr 26,999 @bls, Bsrianot
g2, ,356 9bls. DER Martt mar beut. itctia.
Sprina gattni Sj.25-5.50, gsint.r Straiabts
81 35-4.50, @inter pat.nts $3.50 80
cprina elears s425--4.50, @inter Grtras
80. 4 80. 20. 80, so. z DO. So. .55-3 65c,
Hanias stratsbts s4.70-.85.
aoaaeumebl mar bente fetid. aair
Bis satss s4.s0--5.00, Dolce bic ioncp s5.Oj
--5.20.
eisenmthl III Hnu Al s2.90
per loo pfunb fair bis autes 1926 --
5.I5, dolce bis fancn IS. .00-5.25.
All aismtbl III rubia G.inss tpss.s
unb aslbes 81 .85-l.7o, srobts sl.55-1.6o,
ailn6riep $3.50.
5n6 6psi is.n nsminta. Gnsritan S5t
unb Canadian $50 c. /. / 9sn BORT
Asgesu lit rubig. 30. Z sSeiteru SIC
BEL dntunit {. /. 7. Buffalo.
0erae IN rubis. Nalsssrite 125-- 1856
..ti. Buffalo.
sSsise n.-3ufuhr Ga 800 8u., @erfanot
| i28, 1856 gu. Marft III fsff 20. 2 rother
n.u,r 1861 i'm gIepator nno 103Ile I. o. b.
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| I. o. b. ihnimmenh.
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| ihptmm.ne
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so. 3 601Rs 20. a 60c.
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30. 2 1l5--I25e, 80. 3 ll5--l20c.
/ Sopftu In ftaig.-Stats 1911, prbiud
r,r bis dolce 35---55c; 1910, 45-47e gatiFr
Goat 1911, proiudrsr bis dolce Al 44t
1910, 4o--42e
| Sdut. FTs ffetia. -- Central amsritt
1885, gogota 24-25e.
9toer IN fsft. 6tmIo3 25--27t.
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Wss Is.50-l4.0o. @tsf. Saintsn s29 OK
800, gtrpd6t $l3. 3.0O--l3.5O, @Itg trtrn
5noia Rss sl9.00--l92 B.
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fhort clear sl6oo-l6.75. Ttb 5000
1925.
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tern S%-8lAc, DO. Shin'.n l2-12lSc.
Sd ANAL, IN pillia WeoIs gS.t prim
si0.0p-l0. 10; ;Rdffuirtsr ia paia. GOutinsn
tslO.50. 9. u. sio.95, eompounb 7-77sc.
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trn 51s s-63sr
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prima robes s4.94, prima SoAmsr sslbe
35. .S5--595.
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Ssn Bort - 20, V6iIastIpbid unbSaltimor
". 90, be in Balt - 90.
gaolts 1T rabig. Tomtitie SI..ee Obi
2s-2yc
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bic antes 80. .s0--6.95.
Tsrpsntiui ia rubis ;u 5Ont.
Reis ia fst.- eiubeimifhsr st9-5l%
Eatud 6ss-S%c.
Rolaifss fetig. sen Orleans %.
; Setils, auisr bic dolce, 35--50e.
5udtr.-H Hober Ia ruhis. Wuscauat
80 Zen, 3.s0t, Centrifugal s6 1sit 4.30
WolaT.s. 3u6,r SO Isf 3.55t. RafFnirt,
IN rubis. Gut 9oai 6.l5c, gruiheb sos
WouIb ~" S.7ot, gabss 5.75c. Bomber,
$500, 6raunlat.b 5.5ot. Tiamouo n
5.50s, Genieetionsrs a" 5.35e, slO. 5.3'
No. q 5.3oc, 30. s. 25e, no. 45.20c, 80.
|. 5.l5, 80. q 5.l0t, 70. 1906, go. 8 800
80. 9 4. CSC, 30. 10 4. .05e, 30. III ass, 2
s4.S0e 30. ls 4.75t, 3o. IA 4.75e.
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Bacon. - Rarft ftifer. Shcrt flartStiten
1l--1Ikt, furse Mippeufdten lOA - llt,
ertra ibort dear Seiten 10s lie SHulfsrn
gs1--1Oc une 8eaies ll1z-1214t loft ane
1xe Der gfuno mebr psrpadt.
Sugar Cured Ssldth. Warft ttH
e6inien 400 1850, Vitnie Shulttr
lO.O0--i0.5o, Breatfait Bacon I4.50-l5.5o,
shultsrHI0 0. .O0--10 so, Rem Bort eut Shuls
tern 1O0o--lo.50, tro6ene Besf. Sbtnttn
19.oo--20.00.
ea5s.p6dsItH sIeifa.-Martt fef.
Shinlen l5 1876, Dieuie Shulnrn
s-she. Bellies 121-13e, Sdultsrn S--
el<e. sisp Bort eui S6uli,rn S1a--l0e.
SrtfhtsaIeiff d. - Sdinfeu i2-l21ae,
pienic ShuIterH 9 - 91ac, ShuItsrn 9
-s1sc, hort aipptnititsn s-s4s, bort iiars
Stiten gL-9ist, ertra fbott Seittn 81
sy4c, seliss l0la-121as per 9funo.
NEIL unb @etrtiee
Ttbl.- aeues 9intsr gat.Ht s4.30--4.40,
sSlut,r aanco s4.00-f-25, @intsr SdmIla
s3.G5--s.sO, Grira &s.S5-3.45, oretHarss
sS.l5-3.35. garter gsei5en patsnt 800
SIS, DO. fanfp s4.55-4.sobc. 6atniln $40
--4.20, Roagsnmebl, norowtiilih semsldt.s
A75-4 S., reints Stir s5,0o--6.25, gsmlis
htss $4T5---5.00 per Dbl.
tit.u.--Mar't rubia unb ifetis. SO.
roth.r @inter lO4 - l05t, 20. 5 bc. i0l--
lO4e, So.4 rother s0--100e per Pu. 8trtaufi
nuroen: Gar rotbsr 8iuttr nod Strobe su
lO4r, Gar DO. 90. 2 ~ l041at auf BEN ge'
leiis.
@ttfdioru.-Wartt rubia uab isH. 30.
meises S1-S2c, go. 3 peis.s 80 - 8lc,
30. 4 lrtIbes76 - 79t, To. aefbss 80-sie,
30. 3 bc. 79 - 80c, go. DO. rs - 7se,
so. . saemiitltes 1890. 70. 3bo. T8 - 79c,
c.4eo. 10 77e, neists aolbeutorn 79-62t,
eslbss bo. 81 - Sac. asmtfAns DO. 1885
per On. 9erfouit lpureen: Gar ueisss no
4 ~ 79t. Cars DO. go. 3 su Gle, 2 ears
gslbss go. 4 III 77Lae, 8 Cars DO. .u TIE,
Gar DO 30. 3 iu T9l9s, i enr attbes mad
probe III 7519t, | Gar aemiit,tss 20. 4 ,n
75a4s. Gar sslbss aoIbsntorn gu 84e au
| esm eeItiis.
6afer.- marii ruhia uns f.tis. no p.i,
ser 5751-60t, STANDARD psissr 57-Tt5t, To
ptis.l 5T-57I4t, ae.4 msistr 54la--55ise
no . a,miihter 57--57k. 30. 3 DO. b81as -57s
| no. 4bo 54-5se per gu. Bsrfauit unreeH:
Cars stanbarO Dsissr III 57c. Gar psi
ser mad grobs ,u 1886. ] Gar DO. Bu 58I<t
/ sar neIsr go. III 60t, | Gar DO. su $50
Gar DO. su 5724c, Gar DO. 60. sa 57l4
aui benz 9slsiis.
| TegqtH.- Ndrit meta. no. 30 - Sot
40 8 s0-9ec, 20. 4 $1,000.
| gtrits. - 60 2 gSintsr sl.lo--l.25. go
| 3 s5t--sll0, go. 4 so--95c. go. 3 Spriue
Nl0--l.32, 60. 4 80t-sl.I0, Guttsrserfs
| $3.50.
9trfsumal;. 5rabiabrsssrfts $i.t4
II 45 Der gu.
2ersItit Der @str.ib.. gr.iis NIT etnit'
niatn am sItidisn Gage o.s Ooriasu Jahrss.
apri[ 4. 1912 april 4. 1911
&ti,en, 80 . rotbtt 80. lose 89c
g9elfhferu, go. 3 a.miittet lie 4Ss
Saitr, 80 atmilht.r n.uer SIZE 0h
| aoaetn 20 . nsutr .. s4s S4s
| 6eu go. ! 2imotba .sas.25 $500
| @histn.
Der T1artt par ftetis. StrsauFt purosH
sos @bls. Tiailer's airiiheo 0eoos au
Der eafis BON 81 SO per @ale1t.
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w.6I. Der gtar.t taur itstig. @inttr
pattnts s415--5.l Is, Straigbts 81. Sd 30,
sprina Batents 4. $3.50, Siraisbts $3.5G
Ito Gafers $3.60--4.Oo.
sS.isen.-S Sar Tai l0l5s-l03l9e
am sdlub l0316c; fur 3uli s5as-9s7 q
AM sdlub ss3+c; fur Ssptsmbsr 93ss-s5lss.
am sAIus SAFE.
Aelfhtorn. sar Rai 49,
7s7sc. ON s4Iut 1896; fur 3uIi 743s
--7513c, am sdlus 751Se; flr sspt.mb.I
7ssf-7aI4e. am saIas 4hae.
Safer. - sar Nai 54ls-55Lf, ar
sAfub 50I4e: iar sepitnber 4o - 1895
am salus 4esse.
Hoage u.-slo. 2 s0e.
@erNe.- 9uts ;yatsera.rite S0-l00:,
quite bis heies Wal;ssrfts 1s0-l34e.
n Slad faa mt II. So. l =. W
2l51se. 30. / u. ss. 252c.
10 90 per Gsntner.
aI.sfaamen - l6.oo-2l so p.
| Gensner.
msbper,.-sI7l21a-I7.25 per gbi.-Eu
| Mai tl6.S7 A-i7.20, am Gtlub sl7.l7h
! sf7 1878; FIR September sl7.671a-l7. .921a
em stlus $3.50
shmaI,. $685. per 100 gfunb. -
! sir Wai $8.75--990, am Shlns $3.50
| fnr5uJi $l0.00--l0.l0, am ShlHb slo.07lR 8
fir Sspttmbsr sl0l7h 1880, am St1lu
1880
Short Rtppen ri Re n.-eof. So.
per loo pfnuo Dur Wai %. 60-~s.72l9, ar
SAIab 80 72Lf; fur 3uli ss.so-9 .s2h9, ar
SAIns $9.92k; fur September s9S71R-
10.l2,k. am Shlus si0.i2is.
| Huttsr.-Nartt IN ftttia. gr,ameri.
27--;30c, Tara 23--27e per g'uHb.
| eie r.-Tsr Nartt in ieit. Sril4s l9 =
/ 1871 per Tutsas.
Aaf..-Ctartt IN itttis. sr,am ls24-
ISe per 3fune.
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ghicaap. 4. GpriL 1912.

aiubbt,h. - 8seoes So .3O-8 65, 9sras
Stisrs - 60-5 90, wttlihs Stisre So 3D.
6.s5, Stoi,rs unb Sssosrs S4.25-66O
eibe uno 6ct'srs 81 50--s 70, adLbtr 1915
$50. Ylarft auqsneia ftstta.
hmstne-g,iht. 7.55 - 795, ue.
miias 81 $500, ihpsrs $40 - 800,
rauh. g. 770--7.S0 Ssrtsl $5.2j-7 so.
Tiartt rubja bis fstia
Shdft gdmmsr. - Stdit: Gin
hsimiide 81 4O-6 50. Dsitlide - So 90,
5dhrlnae IS 75--7 90, elmmsr Gtuhsimt'
ihe S.. .65-7 80, DefliAs $8.25-8. 20. Ntartt
fetia
3ufuhr RinSoish 1000. ShnsiHs
II. 90. EAaie unb yammer 1900.
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eineiHnati.4. April 1912.
rM na&selasntsm Cusiisanasu be,isbsu
I'D nnr ani GHsrss fransasiionsn Del
llsinerfn Gef1dftsn psrbsn etpds b6hsr,
yrsiie bsrsd,Het.
probiiioRsa
Esg Narft mar rnhis unb biz Dseiie isH
canals. - Yrima stsdm t9.s0-s 90
I. o. b.
zro6snasfaItsnss oIfif&. Rarfl
leh ebert dear Ssitsn l0--IOlxr, iborl
MippsHisitsn 0s--ios, sftsa Itsrt dsal
esiten ~ - lOs. &&Hitsrn 50 &C.
eslies l0,S - iIlSs Isfs sab rs sstr Der.