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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-12
GRAND JURY TAKES
HARD RAP At THE
MAURl COUNTY JAIL
SAYS IT Is UNSAFE AND SHOULD
BE CONDEMNED IN PRESENT
CONDITION.
POOR HOUSE and WORK HOUSE
Number of inmates in Each of These
Places Together With the condL
tions and Findsings of Other County
Property.

The grand jury insistently urges
the early repairs Of the present or
steps toward building a new jail. The
report says it is dangerous; that any
one put in the third story is put in
dual peril of loss of life from fire or
the collapse of the structure. 1t fur
Their recommends an investigation by
a social committee appointed for that
purpose, and insists that this should
be done at once as a matter of safe
ty to those who are forced to remain
there from various reasons.
The reference to the poor house and
county workhouse shows matters at
these places in a satisfactory eondi-
ton. The report follows:
I'VE, the grand jury of the Novem-
Der term, 1913, beg to make the fol-
lowing report:
I'VE have examined the bonds OF
the county officers and find them In
good shape.
AT the county poorhouse we find
twenty-seven inmates; white males 8,
white females 5. colored males I. col
order females 8. Fourteen tons of
hay, about sixty barrels Of corn, sufl-
cient wheat for the year; 20 hogs well
fattened; IS stock hogs; cows and 6
yearlngs. We find this stock all In
good condition. Twenty acres of
wheat looking well and nice stand
of clover on the same; thirty-flve
acres OF land ready broke for corn;
dwellings and all out houses In good
good condition.
"At the county workhouse there are
forty-four prisoners, fourteen white
and thirty colored; two teams Of
mules, one horse, two two-horse wag-
ons,, one express wagon, seven hogs,
one steam engine and rock crusher;
pillow; seven wheel barrows; one road
drag; three road scoops; one road
polw: seven wheel barrows; one road
grader: one steam drill; all in fair
condition. The prison cages are In
as sanitary condition as could be ex-
pected; we commend the movement
to separate prisoners with, oathsome
diseases We find q, mile and a half
or more Of graded road bed. three
quarters as well metalled as we could
hope to find. In fact we found moth
ing. adverse to report All the road Of
ficials seem to have the work well in
hand and are doing piece Of work
that every citizen of the county
should be proud of.
I'VE also ind the county Jail clean
and sanitary and well kept by the
jailor. We would suggest that extern
sive repairs be made on the Jail or a
new one built The corridors and
halls are too narrow and the building
itself is unsafe. In its present condi-
ton 1t should be condemned. The
place where the prisoners are kept |
shuld be steel lined SO that it can be /,
more easily cleaned.
1T IL also a great hardship on trial
juries to put them on the third floor
Of the jail, where they are exposed to /,
the danger Of fire as well as to the |
danger Of the, building falling down.
This whole jail matter should be thor
oughly gone into at once by special
appointed by the quarterly
court and proper repairs made or a |
new one built, whichever is found to |
be necessary or proper"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-12
MAURY COUNTIAh
LANDS FINE JOB
N SISTER STATE
RICHARD A. WILKES, JR- FOR
MERLY WITH PHOENIX HERE,
10 APPOINTED.
RECORD FOR THE LOCAL BANK
That Institution Furnishes Heads for
Bank Department In This State and
Also In Administering Man
Reared At culieol<a.

That the Phoenix National Bank Of
Columbia Is great institution for the
training Of bankers who have the quail
ifcations to make bank examiners
and inspectors has been again demon
strated by the appointment of Rich
ard A. wilkes, Jr.. OF Birmingham,
Ala, as bank examiner of Alabama.
The appointment was made by the gu
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-12
COURT AFFIRMS
ADHESION CAUSE

Special to The Herald
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec 6.-In the
court of civil appeals today a decree
was handed down affirming the judg.
ment of the chancellor in the cause
of c. ID. Addison, executor, ct al VS..
Raymond c. Adkisson estate from
Maury county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-12
GUARDING AGAINST GROUP

GUARDING AGAINST GROUP
The best safeguard against Group
is bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound in the house. P. H. CHM.
Middleton, Ca. writes: "My chill
dren are very susceptible to Group,
easily catch cold. / give them Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar Compound and
- every instance they get prompt
relief and are soon cured. We keep
II at home and prevent Group" Use
It also for coughs, colds, hoarseness,
tickling throat, bronchial and la
grippe coughs. 1t contains no
opiates. Refuse substitutes VOL
BRIDGE CO. (Advt)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-12
Or. Hobson's Ointment Heals Itchy
Eczema.

The constantly itching, burning
sensation and other disagreeable
forms Of eczema, letter, salt rheum
and skin eruptions promptly cured
by DR.. Hobsons Eczema Ointment
Geo. w. Fitch of Mendoza, H., says:
81 purchased a box of DR.. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment Have had Ec-
zema ever since the civil war, have
ben treated by many doctors, none
have given the benefit that one box
of DIR. Hobson's Eczema Ointment
has" Every sufferer should try 1t.
We're 80 positive 1t will help you we
guarantee it or money refunded At
all Druggists or by mail SOC. Pfeiffer
Chemical c. Philadelphia and st
Louis. (Advt)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-12
OFFICERS OF
MASONIC LODGE

Masonic Lodge No. 81 of Columbia
elected officers, Friday night as fol-
lows:
Phil Dyer, w. NJ; ]. M. Dedman, 8.
W.; J. N. Pigg, ]. W.; ]. E. Littlefeld,
Treasurer; F. H. Smith, Secretary; T.
c. New, 5. D.; w. w. Rayburn. ]. D.;
W. A. voss, Tyler.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-12
Have You a Liver?
IF so USE LIV-VER-LAX

Following Druggist
shipment GRGSBY'S
vHRAx the liver medicine which recommend above all others
troubled constipation take
LIvvERIAx guarantee
perfectly
all diseases Keep bowels and regulated
sick purely
children all alike We unbounded confidence LvvERAX
highly believe LIvvERLAX
satisfaction
sold
STEPHENSON BROS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-12
LAWYER CANTRELL
FIRED BY COURT
CANNOT PRACTICE ANY MORE IN
TENNESSEE FOR A PERIOD
OF FIVE YEARS.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 6.-R. l..
Cantrell one time prominent as law
yer in the Upper Cumberland coun.
try, was today disbarred from prac-
ticing law within the state for pc
riod of five years by the court of civil
appeals.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-12-12
A VERY WORTHY
CHRISTMAS GIFT,

bringing not only the joy and gladness
of Christmastide, but endeless pleas
ures for years to come. II you are
seeking novel gift for any one, you
will find our many styles Of carriages
a most appropriate and welcome Of
fering. Their high standard Of ex-
cellence, known to all who love driv-
ing, make them the most desirable
OF vehicles
The state herald., 1913-10-10
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY IT,
BEAUT|FY YOUR HAIR
Make II Thick, Glossy, Wavy, Luxur-
liant and Remove Dandruff-Real
Surprise for You.

Your hair becomes light, wavy, fiuf.
fy, abundant and appears as soft, lus-
trous and beautiful as young girls
after "Danderine hair cleanse" Just
try this-moisten a cloth with little
Danderine and carefully draw 1t
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil
and In Just few moments you have
doubled the beauty Of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at once
Danderine dissolves every particle Of
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig-
crates the scalp, forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair-fine and
downy at frst-yes-but really new
hair-growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
Of It, surely get rs cent bottle OF
Knowlton's Danderine from any store
and Just try it. Adv.
The state herald., 1913-10-10

Der OF the yarns contained therein,
was accepted. instead Of the house
provision for the highest number. This
slightly decreases the rate Of some
fancy weaves and novelty cloth, but
on the greater bulk OF cotton cloth the
rate is not affected. The rates on
bleached and dyed colored yarns are
increased and on cotton yarns and
cloth made of yarn. from numbers 70
to 90. The rates on handkerchiefs or
mufders, not hemmed. have been de-
duced from 80 per cent, as provided
by the house, to 25 per cent
The state herald., 1913-10-10

Washington.-The Democratic tarin
Fision bill. first on the program OF
forms mapped out when President
llson came into ofilce, advanced TO
last congressional stage when II
s brought back to the house from
b Joint conference committee with
unanimous Endorsement OF the
lmocratic confcrees.
Tho measure, OF course, has both It's
lends and enemies. According TO
Q administration. II carries out
ur OF tho party promises. Tarlff re-
rm, reduction In the high cost OF
Fing. campaign against the trusts. 10
at duties have been taken OF OF
any trust made article. and tho In
mc tnx.
The measure. consequently. has n
|rger Importance than that OF mere
Srin reform bill. and Its effect must
widespread, both on business and
dustry. and also In connection with
blltics. Democratic leaders arc con
dent that business will suffer no un'
bward effect: that consumers will be
cncntcd.
chansss In the Rates.
Tho bill Imposes sn average nd
siorcm rate Of from 81 to 20 per
|ent. Tho average for the present
Aidrich law IL to.i2 per cent The
SvsrAge for tho Wilson. German net
Pas ss.<b per cent
Duties generally have been reduced
bn all OF tho articles that enter mtg
he ncccssarics OF life. including thh
products Of the farm ms well m manu'
lacturcd products.
Trust made products In many canes
bavc been transferred TO tho free list
pr tho duties at present imposed have
been substantially reduced.
The Income tax feature OF tho bill IN
expected TO net some ss3.ooo.ooo. II
Will call for n tar on not incomes OF
persons Of $4,000 aud up
wards and on not incomes Of married
persons living together. where tho
wife or husband 10 dependant. OF fta'
900 and upwards.
Experts estimates indicate n sur
plus OF Sis,ooo.ooo over all espend.
lures At the end Of the present nscal
year
A rate Of 90 per ocnt 10 Imposed
on stockings and half hose valued at
The state herald., 1913-10-10

There is a collection of $500 dolls
in the National museum. at Washing
ton.
The state herald., 1913-10-10
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve

promptly the suffering due to weak. in
active kidneys and painful bladder action
They offer powerful help to nature
in building up the true excreting kid
ney tissue, in restoring normal action
and in regulating bladder irregularities
Try them.
The state herald., 1913-10-10
w TARIFF Law
|ILL MAKE many
RATE REDUCTIONS
hopsis Of Measure on
Which Special Session
Of Congress Has
Been Working.
GRKED CHANGES IN
THE AVERAGE DUTIES

noerats Confident That the coun-
Try VIII Be Benefited by the Alter
atlons, and That Business VIII Re
main Unaffected - Ad valorem
Rate In the Bill 10 From ~ to 20
Per Cent. In Psyne-Aidrlch BIZ
They Are 4o.12 Per Cent.
, 1913-10-04
Frederiksted 2nd August, 1913.

The .. 8. "Parimp," Capt. j. f. Spinney,
from ST. Kits and other Islands, arrived on
wednesday morning at 30 and after land
ing a few overcarried packages and taking in
the following so cases Rum, aud 5 octavps
for account r. L.. Merwin & Co., rs also %
empty steel OIL barrels, % Lackages Rum
from Planter Geo. F. Latimer, sailed at 3
o,clo,.k for New York vim St. Thomas
Passengers from st. Kitts-Mother Snpe-
rior Calista, Peter John, Margaret Hines and
% emigrunts, to be contracted nj Estate
Aneujlla. For St. Thomas-Master Leslie
Fleming, Master Wheeler Armstrong, Law
NC, A \. Stakemann and son Eric. G, H.
Wonzer. Patrick S,evens and Two nieces Tru-
tra and Cresita Sewer, Matthew Fnbio,
Alice Whitehead. For New Yorktown
Tuayick, Patrick Steed, Rose Moorehead,
, 1913-10-04

Elaiu Wallace, Francisco Hatchett, Jane and
Carl Marquis, Henrietta Hennemann, Donald
Z. Ricci.
Christiansted's Industrial Brass
and.
On The Wharf, Oct. 5th, 1913.
at 4.3O p m.
PROGRAMME.
Part /.
l. March. Sousa's Great Band March
-TOlani.
2. Musical Smash up. 'Splinters' RolIinsen.
3. Wnltzes -. . Dolores Waldtentel.
4. Porto Ricnn Dance La BorenSuend
-Ast0l.
5. Rag 49,. Slippery Ploce...... .L"mpe.
Part II
/. March. 80. Gladiator ....... Sousa,
2. Po'pourri Songs Of the past Bowman.
3. Cornet Solo. My Old Kentucky Home,
Bowman.
4, Waltzes Imprisoned Dreams Ros'Is.
5. Rag 49,. .Geol gia. 49,. .Dumble.
, 1913-10-04
Christiansted

Sept. 3Oth-per schnr. "Dannebrog" from
st. Ihomas-H. B,je, D. Fabio, G. NJ.
Moore, Geudarme No. 33 Petersen, Thomas
Williams, A. Lawrence, j. Lawrence, Mrs.
O. Meyers and 2 children, Helena Rollins
and child.
Oct. 2ud-per schnr. "D"pneborg" for st.
TLomas-Patrick Gibbons, A. Steele
, 1913-10-04

6-Arbeiier, Prince White, af Hospitalet,
q Aar 81.
"-Bsrn, Ludwig Arnold, af Bornehjemmet,
IL Mdr.
"-Udobte Dreugebarn, af Christiunsted, 5
Timer.
7-Huseierske, Cleopatra Matthews, af
Christinnsted, "a Aar q.
8-Arbejder, Adrian Marnnder, at Hospital
ct, SO Aar 81.
1O-Uden Erhverv, Alice Grogan, af Rich
mond Sygst. 81 Aar 81.
Burn, Cyril Gibbs, af B0rnehjemmet, 4
Mdr.
12-Ud0bte Drengebarn, af Christiansted,
II Timer.
13-Squatta, Peter Hendricks, af Hospitalet,
Al Aar 81.
14-Arbejder, Prince John, af Richmond
Sygst. 80 Aar 81.
~"-Hustru, Ann Eliza Davis, at Christian
sted, AZ Anr 81.
19-Euke, Mary Eloiss Jacobsen, at Chris
tiansted, 70 AIR 81.
% -Fnttiglen. Magdnleua Trotmann, at
Richmond Sygst, 81 Anr 81.
"-Arbejder, Alexander Philips, at Rich
mond Sygst., 10 Aar 81.
29-Fisker, Henry Philipus, at Christian
sted, So Aar 81.
august, 1919. nEDLttAA01 III
1-Baru. Urinh Miller, nf Golden Grove,
dod pna Bornehjemmet, It Anr 81.
4-Barn, AIariel Thomas, at Bornehjemmet,
II Anr 81
Sc garmnger, John Dowdy, af Byen, dod
paa HospitaIet, C; 50 Aar 81.
"-Tyende, Caroline Monteiore, af Byen,
20 AAr 81.
6-Fa,tiglom, Joseph Emanuel, af Byen.
did nan HOsOitalet C: IS Aar 81,
9-Tyende, William Henry Samuel ,"f Byen,
So Aur 81.
I1-Albejder, James Wheteker, "f Betty's
Hope, dod paa Hospitnlet, G.; % A"r q.
12-Arbtjder, james Carbin, al Byen, Plud-
selig d0d pm Gad' Il, c; SO ANr 81,
l3-Barn, Vincent Ashby, af Borneljemmet,
IL Aar Il,
23-Faltiglem, Julianna Isaac, af BJen, dod
paa Hospit"let, c; SO Aar 81,
24-Baru, Doloris Anast"cia Cornelius, al
Byen, 6 Mdr.
2B-Tyende, Amelia Joseph, af Byen,dod poa
Hospit"let. c; AZ Aar q.
27-Burn, Mudestine Jackson, af Carlton,dod
pan Bdrneljemmet, II Aar q,
28-Barn, Walter Allen, nj Byen, 5 Aar 81.
"-Forhenv BoShoIder, Samuel van Brake
Durunt, If Bven, 70 Aur 81
31-Bnrl, Joseph Francis, Hf River, dod paa
Ho~pitnlet, 4 AIR q.
, 1913-10-04
lHE AV Is.
@hristiaaeted, st. &reA1 .
Saturday, 4th October, 1913.

DdUUTVVJ7 . V7VV07V1 w
Mr.. Jean Petersen writes us that Septem-
Der rainfall in Frederiksted amounted to
274 hires, falling on II days. The fall in
Christnusted WAS raised by the exceptional
fall of % lines on the 90 to 48k lines for
the month, also falling Oh II days.
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gro,ef iuearn gerHdlsrnuasu.

&ie 81 erparten NOR, itell2n iidl
beridieoenc gerHhcrmggaaelIhof
ten oui Die Sintcrbeinc nm Die Ger.
iidlermasimmcn fir Den Otter.
tornado nidlt 8ahlai li brauhen.
Die FlBuloutb CONGREGATIONAL
Ghurd. oeren Stride ourdl Den Tor.
naoo 3crit0rt nur0c bat Die ne.
Lance S%uhiranee eomponn uoR gli.
Iaorlp6ia auf $4,000 perllagt. Die
FolicB lief Mittaas am Gitcrtaai
CD. Die alaae bebalptrt, onB sic
@eriidermgsgeieaidnit prrpilidtet
iet ibre FolioDbaItcr uam I5IaIien
Der goIicies IN acuumi9 81 iebcn
m0 oiciclbcn ST c%rucuern, uIBcr
ite iia0 0irtft abbcitclIt.
alpbonio @ilion, 0.iirn @obn,
bans 22tl NorO 81 Strabe qlcidl
foas ourh ocu Souaoo 3critort
uitroc. bot bic @iraro Sire an0
@arinc Sniurouec COMPANY BON
4ibilaoclphia aii $500 uerfIalt.
Or uerlnnat Die Smme origrm6
Ger 6eucru3riihcrimg,
Abrahum g Acro bat bic Amcri.
can 9onoiug GompaHD mf $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures ucrfla9t. IS
muroen i6m Shmudindiru IN @o6c
0ieicr Smrtne geitobIu.
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Examination ennomrhrperein.

Sim Sonntag, Ben 10. Suni.
feiert Der gennin3ton 9anomebr.
terein icin 2t. Stfhna3ieit. Gic
REORGANIZATION Dcriamneln iid-
Inn / ll6r 1ndmittngs, gbmarif
rad Dem Bart Quntt > uhr, am
4beno GROCER @al sir 9eIuiti.
qungen berifie6eniter Irt lit be.
items geiorgt. Iau3tidets: Nad-
mittags 25c, 9lbenos Zoe.
Gs lit 81 6oiien oab ii6 ole
frii6eren 0eutitea SoIoaten redlt
5a5treid oil Dem Stiftunasieite be.
theiligen maroen. 9ei ioIhen @ele.
genbeiten erinnert iid ie0er pieoer
gerue an i2iue Solooteu3eit.
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StinfenOe gisrOsfaSnucr.

GIN Nittelpimfi ser StaOt,, II
Den Stallen Der 9uin Gitp Grams.
fr So, perbrannten Din Mtonta1
AbcHo cine groBe gln5abl 9ier0r
Wan bot Die aaoouer IN Die @uiic
binter Dem @ebduoe ariporien, uni
bort Iaacn its helite Morgen nod
Sn bieier SSobres3eit tritt Die Der.
DeiuHo ifon nad) einilen 5hnOpl
Gil, mo 10 mar bic Tadbarifuii
heute Morgen NIT eiiisrn unertrag.
lihen @citntf gcidndngert. Is iii
cher niht oaein oieier efeIbaite sc.
itanf, ~0cifsntpegen man lid iiber
iclde NahI1iiigfeit eittriiiten muB,
iouoern nod nieImehr Die Riidiifts.
lciigfeit gegen Die offentlihe @eiun0.
belt. Scoes aito DeiB Oof, DAP
iold]e pcrtpeite @aOaper Die ihIimm,
iten aranfbeitsberoe biloen, mo 10.
nit it'd es nitt perlt1noIih, DAB Ser
ionit 10 cifrige @eiunobeitsfommii
far bon Omaha uift iofort ole Sort.
fhnffumg Der Sferoe ntaeoronet bat.
gie Serren Der it1otiihen Der
uaItItng perucnoen 5u bel 32it oui
pcIififhe Sntriguen iinS 3dnfcreicn,
nno Die 5unftionen hires glmtes,
fir Die iie bonn goIfe itper b,3abIt
tueroen, iirto INNER MIR gebeniode.
@enn fie iid Die oronungsm1bigs,
tflidttreue 9erpaltitng Der oeut.
iden Gtdote gum 9orbiIo nebmen
tpiiroen, Damn piiroe es anoers aus.
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ieliIid 81 bcacbenb Biz NcranfiaIicr
bcs Settles aber fiihIen, bah auiicr
MilbeIm Der 3peite niht nIein
TsuiidIano. ionoern Der nnnSer
MeIt maebort oa or IN ieiner 81.
aenifdit oils Sberbnllpt bes Gelt.
idjen Reidles mebr SIR GrbaIima
hes @eltirieoens bciaetraacn, ole
iraeio Elm nnoercr Nann Der 9ieil,
5qit. Ridt naein onS, Ionocrn Ct
Bat Dem oeittidlet Ramsu adjhmg
tno ehrerbietuna IN Der eanJcn
8elt perid)niit. Sin aebiegcnrs
Froaramm ~ 81 oicicr 5sier aui.
geitellt moroen.
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Seitlidfcit in Rapiniun.

Ser 5arpD 6omitn 4lattoclttihC
@crcit cbtcr micr,r tiittigiten
oeutifcn @creinc III ser &adbar.
idlait. ocrauitaltrt ON Sauitaa
abcn0, Den 2t. iln>t I'M 0Eitihen
@aus Ocs Srn. @altcr BOB in
@apiajon cincn aroBen gaa 5ur
Jeirr ieincs Stiitimgaieites. Ipo5ll
ale Gcutihan iener @cgeno ireuno.
Iidit eingeIaOen limo. Gas 5eit'
tcmitc cruartct cilc rcdlt groBe
getbeiligrng Der Ieutiden. 9nb
lid je0ermam airt amiiiiren Diro,
braitdt nid)t beionocr3 bcruorgebo-
len 81 iuerOcn.
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VPnrftberiht.

SiiosS mnba, fl. SUM.
&inobieb- 3ufubr 29i2; Warti
felt bis Zoe boher.
@ltc bis bette $s.25-$s5 so.
MittelmdBiae big cute $500 -
@%cpobnIidls bis miitclmaBiac.
81 50-Ss.00.
aiibc mo Sellers, felt bis ioc
hohcr.
@ltc bis bette Sellers $7.25--
500.
Cute bis bette aiibc $6.90-7.50.
MitteImdBige bis quite aiibe
$G.25-$6.90.
@cpobnIife Bis m~ittrIm1Bige.
100000.
stodcrS unO 5ccOers, fcit bis
itarf.
@utc big bette S7.60-S.00.
RittcImdbiee bis cute $7.25-
$3.50.
@rpo6nIid)e Biz m~itteImdBige,
SIS. 50-S7.25.
5tod Seifcrs-$6.25-$7.25.
@uQci, $6.25-$T25.
adIbrr. $S.00-$i0.50.
Sdneine-3uflbr $685.; Marft
9 Zoe bober; Qurditnittspreis
SIS. 45-$8.50; boditer greis 1855.
Gdaie-3ufubr 1865; Morft 25
bis 35c bo6er.
9Gmmrr, $s.00-$s.40.
Mltttcridaic, S5.5O-5.75.
@iSoer, $5.50-S5.75.
SdbrIinac S6.25-$6.5O.
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Gin Sentlder 1armcnhanSIer.

Die Gufmerfiamfait uhicr2r GO.
ier, beiouoer3 Der 5nrmer, lit aui
Die an anocrer SteQe erihein2noe
gn5eige 0es 6eutihcu 2an0bdnOIcrs
Sohn g. Maurer, 1901 5arnam
StraBe, Omaha, 9teb., aeridtct, or
cine 4n3abl por8iigliher 6armcn
sum Serfauf onbietet. Sir f5n.
men Serrn Rattrer 0en 0cutidgn
6armcrt aui5 g9drmite entpiehlen,
ais eincn Wlann BON itrenqer CIR
Iiffeit un0 GehtIidf5it, Der ieine.
amoen FORFEIT bebonoclt. Wlnn
fonn aud Geutid al Serrn 0}ourer
idreiben.
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an5elgen!
@~Orsaglide 5nrmcn 81 perfanfen.


@ute mitanogciette 5orm, 120
g(der, nabe Der Staot, Sii6oit 9ee.
brasfa, 5 9(der alinIia, 60 Ader
inter aultur, 9ieit 8ei0e, flieBen.
bes @aiier, fleites SouS, neuc
Sheune, onoere @eb1uoe, Gam,
grllmen MIN. 9reis $4,000,
quite 8a0ingungen.
100 afer Sorm, nabe Der Staot
in Sobnion 60, Neb, 100 ader
lnter aultur, 5 9(der Obitbau, Meit
IN 8ieien urto @eiOe, gutter 9ooen,
leidt meliq, II s3imnrar Sans,
groBe Sfeune, @etreioeipeidler,
Moisfornihuppen, 8ngenremiic,
8aage, anoere 8ebGu0e, 9runnen,
BinomiibIe lin, u%m5Gunt. 8reis
SD, 10000; quite 9eOingunacn.
100 ader gut initanogaicbte
5orm nabe Stobt in Sarpp Goun.
tp, 9eb., 1870 9tdcr inter aultur.
gieit @aIoung, 8pioe, IL 4der
neuer alfalia, fIieBenOes @niier,
9rlmnen, groBe n7lte Sdeune, Sop
pei aornidllppen un0 @etreioeipei.
der nit auffnbrt, gutter 9runnen,
3aun, outer go6efL GINGER roaeno.
Nreis $17,600.0 90; CUTE geoingun.
gen.
100 adcr gut initanogeiebte
Sarm 6 Weilen bon Bloomfield,
anor Gointp, He6r., nabe SduIe,
6eutidc Ra6baridoft, 40 ader
inter allltur, 10 alder @aibelano,
9ieit @icien, gutter 9ooen, Ginger
roaenO, e%inge3ount, 6 3immer
&aus, groBe Shetne, a~ornidlup-
pen uip. 9riinner, @inomiiblc,
9anfs. Greis $4,000 per gfer;
quito ge0ingungen.
9ieie 5armen miiiien ipd6reno.
Der ndditeu @ofen Derfauft pcr.
ben. Sabcn niele an0ere Bar.
GAINS bier in Nebrasfa, 8eitlif)es
Soma, CIT Siio.Gafota. Minneiota
tno Dit aonias. sd iprefe, leie
itno id)rcibe Dentih uno eriuhe I'M
Cure arnoldoFt. Bette Meferen5en
anf gcrlangcn.
So6n 6. Wmrer,
1901 Garnam Strahe Gmaba, Ne6.
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JabrsSueriammInHa NIB NaIl Der
WeaeHifitiaen FARMER 6%cnsrUer.
fdlrrunae. wricn idlait uon Ton
alno EonHtD.

Rdditcn Samito1 Ocl f. SUM,
III Gin Ina, Der lett Sabrcn pom
Den 0aHtihen 5arurrn BON Ton.
glds Gountp nls tbcilueiier Set.
taa bco6adtct mnroc fr Snhres.
ucriammluna Der 1rutidcn 5nr.
nler gca9nicitigen 6eacrueriide'
rGnnsgcicaidjnft ron DonalnS
Goinltu bait an Oirirm Gage lire
iohrlife 8eriammlumg ab mio 3lpar
oieies S1br in &lhertiel'S Sale IN
elfboun. Die @3amtcu mcroen i'd
6ereito I'M 10 llhr Moraeus sur
sldrrdnng cinfiuoeu mo Damn illi'
Oet Ole SabresperilmmlIug om
Hddmittaa Inn > llbr lott. 3odI
@rleOiglna Or @eiddftc bcgiunt
onun Der aroBe a5cucrbal", jt oem
lid oaidbrIid oie game Oerti6e
@mobcpolferma 6rs eountns NIT
ihrrm ~blil6enocn ylntuut5 2iniin'
oct un0 nobel iidl ollie aupeienocn
itct9 treiilih amiiiiraH. Am Gam.
itag miro lihcrlid enc Golt3rwaH
6cruug nad Glf6ou it%aitiinoen.
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Gaiisr. 1~n6ilanmsfeier in GOInmbns.

columbus, Ne5r., II. Snni.-
Inter ben auipiien 0es Columbus
Wdnuerfor miro ons 25.i1brige
9iegierungsiubiIdum Oes Oeutiden
aaiiers am 11ontag abeno, oen
16. SUM in Der Mi1nnerdorbaae
III entiprefen6er @eiie geieiert
fper62n. 3n uuierer aepu6lif mag
e5 ionoerbnr eriheiuen, 0as Regie.
ring8iu6il1im zines Monarhen