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Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-09-12

pigs 10 make his own meat next
winter. Bacon Is apt TO b
hlxh. and those who are raising
crops to buy their supply are
likely to regret IT, The best plan
IL 70 raise your own meat and
have plenty VI feed 10 finish the
poskers- aud Ranch
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-09-12

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ls~'a Mr.. Matte forrans jefferson 3. q. =. : IL
49, Mr.. Matte Torrans jefferson II 90 l.
80 Mr.. Matte ferransl Jefferson ~ 60 -
las Mr.. Matte Torrans jefferson 20 no
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lFet Mrs.. Nstfis Torraas Icffsfssn % 10
ls38 Mr. Matte rerrans Isfferson Ito No
t*e* Mr. Matte TorrAn. isf'rr~an :. 2. m. Il
100 Mr.. Matte Terr.ns Ieffersoa 6. ?. :. d
l|es Mr. Matte rorran. IeffeF>ou N g. u
l%af Mr. Matte Torfans Jsffsrson Ia 20 90
lses Mr. Matte Torrau. Isfferson %. m. ie
las1 Mr. Matte Tastau, Isffersaa
l#'a Mr.. Matte Terrsns Isffsfsas 4. q. :.
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-23
Why Don't You
co NJ E IN Z?

Yes, that's the question, why don't
you come in and have those Photos
taken? It's been quite a while since
you had your picture taken, and we
are sure your friends and relatives
would appreciate one of the many
new styles and mounts we are
showing.
The practice of having your picture taken
at frequent intervals is conlmendable one as
in many cases it is the only link that keeps you
in touch with loved ones far away.
We have had snch marked success in the
past in taking Artistic and Natural Photo
graphs, that positive we can thorough
ly satisfy you, too, and when you see the high
quality and modest price Of our work, you'll
have no doubt in your mind that this is the
studio to have your pictures taken.
W-d-y-c-in?
c. D. TAYLOR,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-23
$1.5O PER YEAR
Real Estate Transfers

The following transfers were filed
with the County Recorder for the
week ending April 2O,l9l2.
VIM. H. Dinger and wife to Andrew
Wilson, Sc ! Sc /, 10, and ne ! ne !, Is.
and NV /, 4-9s-13. $l3,440.
Mary A. Goocher to Carrie Knox, v
! lot 8 of irreg. surv. " ! se /, q 99-
II, 81.
Mary A. Powers ct al to Frank
Panoch and wife, lot ne / sw /, 1877
II, $3.50.
A. L. White (Treasurer) to E. r.
Thompson, ] Sc / ne /, l2-97-l2. $4. TO
E. H. Babcock (Admiristrator) to
Geo. Smith and A. r. Jones, lot blk.
2, Chester, $500.
Geo. Smith to A. R. Jones, lot blk.
2, $4o0.
Henry Zimmerman to F. A. Steblow,
w3w3 NV !, II, also lots and S and
W 36 rds. lots 6, Z and ex. rds.
lot 8, all W / NV !, 1894, 81, 800.
S. W. Tomlinson to Thomas Agar,
s l 1878, SLIGO.
w. L. Converse and B. F. Dav's,
exrs. to w. L. Richard, lots l, 2, 3, 4,
S, 6, blk. 2, Beadle's sub div. of NV
NV and part blk on sw sec 23-99-1l,
$3.50.
H. F. Meyer to Geo. NJ. Spencer,
" 25 it. lot 10 irreg. surv. of / set
sec 1O.lOO-13, $50.
John J. Hughes to C. A. Searles,
lot 2, irreg. surv. of 90 rods ne ! ret
sec 29.1OO.12. $3.50.
Charles Killinto Geo. E. Diehl, ct
al, sw / 28-1O-13, $128O0:
May Ryan to Jessie M. Gleason, lot
l6 blk. 3, Gillett's Add, Cresco, Ia, 81.
L. Sanborn to ). F. Moore. n 163 It.
of " 80 #. of 1913 #. lot 80, McGrsg-
or's Add, Lime Springs Station, $26.
J. w. Klemme to ]. H. Crooks, lot
II blk. 36, Elma, Iowa, 81.
L. Hall to Anna Hall " lot II and
lot 18 and eA lot blk 10, Lime Springs
Iowa, $50.
E. L. Davenport to Ida W. Webber,
lots IA and Is, blk S, Beadle & Strawn's
add to Cresco, $1.0O.
Charles H. Putnam to Peter j. Or
void, lot blk. 1.Cresco, $l250.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-23
DOWNWARD COURSE.
Fast Being Realized by Cresco People.

A little backache at first.
Daily increasing till the back is lame
and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Dropsy and finally Bright's disease.
This is the downward course of kid
ney ills.
Don't take this course. Cresco resi-
dents should profit by the following
experience.
Mrs. M. Hutchcroft. Fourth and
Chestnut Sts., Usage, Iowa, says:
"About two years ago member of
our family began suffering from kidney
trouble and lumbago. The kidney Sc
cretions were unnatural and often in
the morning a lame back prevented
the person afflicted from STOPPING.
Plasters and liniments were used but
did not bring the slightest relief. One
day Doan's Kidney Pills were recon-
mended and their use was begun. The
contents of one box made the the suf-
ferer feel better at last symptoms of
kidney complaint disappeared. Doan's
Kidney Pills have my highest endorse
ment.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take nc. other.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-23
$500 MEALS EVERY DAY.

With the Yankee Robinson circus and
Texas Bill Wild West there are two
thousand five 'ndred meals to get
every day. This enormous task is un-
der the charge of Capt. w. A. Humid
ley, who has had twenty five years
experience with shows of the greater
character. He has breakfast for this
army ready at seven in the morning,
has lunch ready at noon, and at five
in the evening has dinner ready for the
tired, hungry people Of the circus and
Wild West. This establishment is
then packed away and loaded on the
cars and at seven o'clock the next
morning, over one hundred miles away,
the captain is again serving breakfast
to the big army.
Will be at Cresco May 9th.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-23
Vernon Springs Caucus.

The democrats of Vernon Springs
Township (outside of city, will meet in
caucus onlSaturdayl afternoon, April q,
at 2:3O p. M, in the grand jury room
of the court house, to select 4 delegates
to the county convention to be held
Mayo4th.
BY Order Precinct Committeeman.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-23
Travelogues by R. o. Clark. official
lecturer for The Geo. H. Paul Orchard
Co., Pueblo, Colorado. on
C>o>s> T~1~~ IL

| 0\SlllS SOlOl 00O
'"rhe Playground Of the Nation" 30t
colored views, 1000 feet of colored mo
tion picture films, showing beautiful
Colorado in all it's scenic glory-tht
fruit industry of Colorado and the de-
velopment system of the Geo. H. Pau
Orchard Co.
Program-Part First
A trip through Denver, Colo.
Queen city of the Plalns," one mile
above sea level.
"Above the Clouds" on the Moffat
railroad.
now-balling" in July on Mt. Cor
ona.
cover the famous Georgetown Loop
"Four thousand feet up a mountain
side in a..bucket."
Mount of the Holy Cross.
Camping and fishing scenes.
Colorado Springs and Vicinity-Part
Second.
Ute Indians in war and sun dances
IN the garden of Gods.
A trip through the garden of the
Gods.
A trip to the top of Pixies Peak.
A trip to Cripple creek, the greatest
gold camp in the world,
Camping, fishing, tourists and noun
tain scenes.
Part Third.
Pueblo, Colo, the city of sunshine,
sometimes called the Pittsburg OF the
west.
Perpetual snow scenes, showing
source of mountain waters used for ir-
rigation.
Irrigation scenes, showing and ex.
planning "what it is'' and chow it is
done"
The Colorado apple industry-Dem-
onstration in the Canon city fruit dis.
trict.
The world famous Skyline drive
showing the Arkansas valley 1000 feet
below.
A tip through the far-famed Royal
gorge, showing solid walls of rock
1000 feet in height less than 100 feet
apart.
A trip through southern Colorado
over the mountains and through the
beautiful valleys to Ouray, Glenwood
Springs, etc.
Bathing scenes in the famous warm
pool in the winter time at Glenwood
Springs.
Spend a few minutes in Colorado.
Don't miss these pictures and travel.
ogues. Not dull moment in the pro.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-23
CARPET and Rug Cleaners

l have on hand three Of the latest
improved vacuum cleaners for sale or
rent. Leave orders at the rest room
or phone Kellow's grocery or Lowry's
drug store. No need to take up your
carpets or rugs, my cleaners do the
work. Robert Phelan.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-23
False Teeth

mounted on cast aluminium base pro-
duces the lightest, strongest and most
sanitary plate l know of. Where 1
recommend this plate guarantee sat-
isfaction. DR.. E. H. Allen.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-23
Thursday, April 18th
Gem Theater, Cresco, After.
noon and Evening

Given under the auspices of the Geo.
H. Paul Orchard Co.. by their local
representative, o. W. Clark.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-23

New Meat Market!
at Goettel's old stand, Market Street
Meats delivered. Phone 42l.
ALBL & HALL.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-23

When looking for a good, square
meal, or good, clean bed, for Csc,
call at the new Restaurant on Market
Street. Also board by the day or week.
Free stabling. 47t6m M. BARRETT.
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DENIS MAY DELAY
THEIR CONVENTION
Senator Bacon Fears They Have
Selected Time Too Close to Re-
publican Gathering.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-Senator
Bacon. Of Georgia. one Of the Demo
cratic leaders in the senate. declared
in favor Ct postporing the Democratic
convention IN baltimore. which has
been called for June -. until a later
dare. because as now arranged II
would be held only week after the
Republican convention in Chicago.
The entrance Of Mr.. Roosevelt TO
the contest for the Republican nom
ination 70 the pres doncy." SAID Sen
ator Bacon. has so complicated things
that ! link the Democratic national
committee should take steps 10 post
pone the time for holding the Demo
cratic convention.
Who knows tina. there will not be
such a conflict OF views as 20 the plat
form and asp rations OF candidates as
10 prolong the Republican convention
beyond the time 81 the meeting OF
the Democrat convention? In that
event the democrats would be In no
position % give proper consideration
OF this situation. and III nix the meet
inc Of our convention should be de-
ferrod for two or ikgec weeks beyond
the da;C now fixed. 10 insure such an
oppOr unity IN ease e IS presented"
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ST. GAINESVILLE

ST GAINESVILLE. O. Feb. c7.-
ters were Uv.
IN the m1t;cr 81 tie guardianship
o.: franz S!IHlla and Joe SMd!is..
minors. inventory He'd and approved
IN the matter 81 The estate, 81 eli
fcr kc"s,r. deceased. Account fled
and motif. ordered
In thr matter 81 the estate Of Aura
ltotc"rs. deco, -. Proof 81 DshIi-
cHt!'n u Huilc. - app eminent n..d.
In ths matter 81 the guardianship
Of |-i..Am Aicia'v. al iruucC!!c. Ac-
court ..,d AID notice urI,T-d
H. tn. matter 81 tho estate o.
7 r,n.ns T,u-ifi.. c.csar.I proof 81
publication and notice of appointment
..,G.
H. the matter 81 tie estate a. VIII
Sam 'irci.L. deceased VI 81 filed and
i."f.s- ord rcd
ln size matter % the c@'a'c ~ Ali
son T''lkr-y. deceased. W A Alien
g. .elrtlI administrator Bond in th
Sum oi Sr."'r. WIKI !. D. t..yar and
8 O.. %.ci'i as sUsetirs. james NO
GLN. Cro:Fe b.. Goods ana % :.
Ih"nI sou appointed appraisers
ia o., matter 81 10, s..rifanship
% William Gr,ci.c.. a minor Account
Sized and i.'i.. ordered
"a th' rInt',r 20 fl. afs - ri.r-
.i..- Sr'i.e. deceased I..'rf'rb Med
ntd approved
ir o.. matter % Che rlar1iarshi3
20 Nt'f.f er,.ri.' 70 uir. o. Account
f..l DBL notice urteici
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STOCK MARKET
is IMPROVED
Republic Passing Dividend Eserts
Minor ereet-london Coat
Situation . Factor.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27-The local
stock market 20 day reflected "A more
cheerful outlook. based in a measure
IN the willingness Of the Engli N coal
miners TO confer with the operators.
and on the favorable outlook for an
agreement between the anthracite
coal owners and their employees with
regard to a renewal OF the working
agreement which expires soon. An
nouncement made after the close of
yesterdays market that dividend pay
ments on Republic Steel * Iron would
be suspended because OF trade condi
lions was without much effect on that
stock to-day, except NJ the outset,
when the preferred shares declined
over two points. with a similar loss I'm
Bethlehem Steel preferred. From
This start the market soon developed
a better tone. and by noon all the
more active issues were selling above
the previous days best. One OF the
days surprises was the declaration of
tho regular la per cent quarterly
dividend on Central Leather pre-
ferred. The stock had been especial
" weak for the preceding two days.
and in visw OF the fact that the com
pany's earnings were admittedly nc
low dividend requirements. a cut TO
three. II not four. per cent. seemed
not improbable.
Trading was exceedingly light
throughout the session. and in oily a
few unimportant instances was II pro
ductive OF definite results. Betwien
II and . o'clock business averaged
scarcely more than $4,000 shares an
hour The market was ABSOLUTELY
without leadership and dr1fted aim
iessly. Except for some desultory de
clines in the more obscure special
lies.
In the final hour the dullness in
creased Union Pacific and United
States Steel sell "ex-dividend" on FRI
day and tho improvement in these
stocks probably resulted from cover
ing by the short interest, which II
this manner expressed It's disinclina
ton 10 pay enforced tribute 20 th'
long account. Copper shares he'll
steady. with reports OF another al
vance in the price Of the metal.
The bond market moved narrowly
with a minimum OF dealings. Tota
sales. par value. amounted 20 Sl.'2l,
600
United States 80. registered. De
clined y on call
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Metals.
NEW YORK-Standard

NEW YORK-Standard copper arm:
spot sli o.. ala p. London steady:
spot SEA. -. Lake copper 14iz 4
l4Ac; e!ectrolytic. i4i1Gl4Ssc: cast
ing. l3fn 0liisc. Local sales. - tons
April copper 81 -. Tin steady:
spot S42 35T43 80. London easy:
spot 1 1875. IS and futures .19l. 5s
Lead dull. 81 C0Gi 10 New York.
London. El5. LIS I'd Spelter dull.
So J0T6 - New York London. c26.
los. Iron. Cleveland warrants. 49s.
Cd n London Locally IRON wns un.
settled No. foundry northern.
.sI4 7JQl5 -. No. .. Sl4 25GI4 10.
30. ! southern and No. southern
soft. S14 100 - - The New Yor,.
meal exchange announces that IN"
nc" con ract governing Transactions
iu pig I'm VIII 90 into force on March
j.. 1912
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Wool.

DOSTO%-Thc demand for old wool
IS legs pronounced. although values
hold STEADY. Iu;errs; ceniers IN the
bidding f.r IL" row clip !n the far
west. where sales are reported from
IA 70 ! cents
Several lots Of old Ohio oac-quarter
blood IecCcs cha-ref hands recently
and a renewed .ngu r. IS reported in
Michigan stocS. Sales Of territory
have fallen or IN nearly all grades.
but pulled wool continues fairly active
The leading domestic 4uotation
range IS foi,owF.
Ohio ard Pennsylvania Hecccs. De
la!ue washed. 30; Ky. 2N1o.c. fine
unmorchar'ahic. .@~. half blood comb
iug. 22c three Ih,h blood colnb.ng
3Hc. caartc- blood cIMb.rr. 2sc. do
lain" uuvasa.t. Pee. lus Uu~ashed
2ii2C.
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,HEELtHo IN1ELLIosNc.H WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY as 1912

cid s;oca Mos, % the arrivals of new
crop tobacco are tin inferior stock o.;
poor color VITA a large percentage o.
lEhtwe ght OL!o No sales SIX
hogsheaes re!nspected P-ces per 100
lbs are
Ohio-Infer.or and frosted. s. SOC
. 5e. sound 10 good common. Ssas-S0.
green.sh 10 brown. ssGll. medium 20
fine red. SEA IL. common to medium
spansied tS6is: good spAngied 10
yellow. $3.50 -. air-cured. common 10
medium. s;T9. DO. good 10 nne. $i0r
Is. Unsound and badly mixed pacA'
ages from one 20 three cents lower.
WAREHOUSE STATEMENT
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FATHER ON THE JOB
ilorpantown Parent Heads Cn
Elopcrs by Having Police
Arrest His Daughter.

oI'-1IHI 4'sNI'-IN.. % NC 4iiItI.I stII''F-
MORGANrCWN. W. Va. Feb. -
An irate father aided by the police
% two states. prevented a scheduled
wedding az Cumberland today for
Miss Mabel Rice. OF this city. and Ira
lCak. Of Akron. Mics Rice loft here
this morning a. 3 O'Clock for Uu.cn-
town. borrowing hat and coat from
, friend. expecting To join her lover
fl tile lcrnsy lvania town. The
father telcr-arLri ahcad and the po-
Ice caught The girl. who is sixteen
years old.
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rocKs. Par Bid. iAsk. k ss.,
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS


BURGH. Feb. 2I.-Cattle Steady.
supply light: choice, s7.75d 500.
prime. S..00GT.35.
Sheep-Steady; supply light: prime
wethers. s4.75T 500: culls and com
mons. s2.0OG $50; lambs. $4,000 - :
veal calves. S9.0OG 30
r Hogs-Higher: receipts. llght
prime heavies. s6.sOGs.S5: mediums.
$500 COS; heavy workers.. $500,
6.95; light workers.. sG75 q $50: pigs.
S6.4OG 6.6u; rougns. 500 5.i5.
CHICAGO. Feb - Cattlo-Re-
ceipts. $500: mraket strong; beeves.
$50" q 500: Texas steers. S4.I5I $50:
western steers. $1,000 10: stockcrs
and feeders. $1,000 G3O. COWS and
heifcrs. 81 20I6.7O; calves. s5.5OI7.75.
Hogs Receipts. $4,000: market
strong. 10 20 l5c higher than yestor-
days average; light S6.1Od 645.
mixed. S6151G.45: heavy. s6.25G6.5o.
rough SG10GG30: pigs. $4.40I6.l5.
bulk Of sales. $G30T6.45.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. market
strong. native. S3.40GI.90: western
S3so 70 : 90: ycarlings. 5000 $50:
lalm-. native. s45OQ 200; western,
5000 7.l5.
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WASHINGTON-At the beginning
or bus ness to-day. the condition OF
the United States treasury was:
Working balance in treasury offices.
s56.7lS.0s2: IN banks and Philippine
treasury. S33.7g5.l27. The total bal
ance in general fund was s1Is.l6S-
sea. Ordinary receipts yesterday were
sl.Jl1 sos. with ordinary d!sbursc-
ments OF 81. 7OS.G33. The deficit TO
date this fiscal year is s24.1O6. 500. as
against n deficit OF s4O1l 4eS p: this
time last year These figures exclud,
Panama canal ana public debt trans
actions.
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Pszlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. " "a. F'.h .. ~
Ts- fe4icuIaE suotas'ons ua - mare
srtiss Mhs.nnE stocss sre cOrE.Stec
Aaiiy fsr ths Grt-trg-ncsr ~ Iioxsrs
h-<l-tt a ~on- lOosl brksrs
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NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Close: Prime
mercantile paper. 80. 10 A. per cent:
sterling exchange. steady. with actual
business in bankers bills AZ Sisi4O
for so day bills and at S4S725 for de-
mend: commercial bills. s4s3s. bar
silver. 5S12c: Mexican dollars. 47c:
government bonds. easy: railroad
bonds, steady
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Moray.

NEW YORK. Feb. 21.-Money on
call. steady. 2+sG2is per cent: ruling
rate. PSI. closing bid. 23s; offered at
2iz. Time loans. strong: 60 days, %.
G3 per cent. and 80 days. 3a3Is: six
months. 81 q 3i2.
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Total sales 100000 shares.
Pittsburg Stocks.
WHETIING ~ :

WHEELING. ". va. Feb. -. "a
The active Pittsburgh stocks. corrected
daily by 4. l.. Masten & Co. bankers
and brokers' National Exchange ianK
building
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING, ". Va. Feb. .. IL
Rance o. activ" stocks on ia" Sew
York Stock Exchange. corrected dailY :,
A. T.. Masteu & Co. broirrs
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WHEELING. ". Va. F,A. -. ~.
Reported " =. g.. Ais-t~l 81. ,'.. b. -
Braui. manage. .ueua-rs .;-N in-R
-tOci, Exchange
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Canned Fru.ts.

1IFsfHs yer Go@ ...-+.... -
Arf4,,is. rcr doz ........... :sa5 o.
Cherries black, per dor..... e.g3 -
sheErics. wiiie. ger tu<..-.. g e.. - -
l'''rs'S. I"r .at. ...... -sIr 80
Peaches. Cal i'.e. sol. dOz... n1
i'cgc e.. A.u. pie. gal. dor. -
l~.t-. joy to1..-.. .-.... e-R. g.
u f.-. ger toz... .......... -sr2 50
.f..aI- .r. Itr '.- ..... .... o. = -
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fish.

90 FISH. loct. ; %
Family Fat. ID ID. ....... 10
Besrtsi-y's Shredded jewel COD
Tumbiets. doz per dVz.... %
rs'.cN :. o. -. 10. bricks. LILO.
cartoons, Yer catr. .....-.- .....-. 40
GeDG'ne Georges cod. iOn-tb box
medium ..-........... ~
Holland Herring. per keEs .... ca
Holland ItrrihE MiICncTs. Per keE. -
M9liu-s S:!rsd HcrTIaE. per pail. -
ltU.riaa ScrA!ues ............. IS
l. scotch IisFr.IS Ter box ......... Il
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28

vinegar.

Navy bsa-s. rag lots ...... . 81
Lima. g. D.. bags. per 5ag. = o.
Nc% YORK marrow. BAGS. bu. 3 II
Red 81 l.ey. busael - Il,
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