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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-10-08
NEWS OF EGYPT.
Cotton Picking Going On--ShOrt Crop
Personal Matters.


Egypt, Oct. 4.--Cotton picking
seems to be the order of the day.
Thus far, it has opened very little i'm
places and the farmers complain Of
very short crop. @'.".
Mr.. L. A. White and sons, Law
renee and Thomas, spent Thursday in
Camden.
Messrs. Wylie Hague and Gliston
Huggins. of Camden. spent Sunday in
this vicinity.
Mrs. L. X. Zetroner is spending
this week at the home of Mr.. L. A.
White.
Mrs. L. A. James and children are
spending some time with the formers
father, Mr.. ]. w. Weldon.
Master Charlie White and Alva
Utses Of Harleyvile, spent last week
with friends and relatives here.
Miss Lena Mcleod visited at the
home Of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. McCaskill, last week.
DR.. c. S. Britton continues to be
quite i'll.
Mrs. F. G. PEBBLES and Mr.. A.. B.
White went to Columbia yesterday.
Mr.. Charles PEBBLES left Tuesday
for Columbia, where he will take q
course at Macfeat's business college.
Miss Lois Jones returned to her
home at Kershaw, after a pleasant
viist to her friend, Miss Eva Britton.
Rev. /. b. Morrison has been call
ed to preach at New Hope Presbyter-
ian Church and fills his pulpit regu-
larly on the fourth Sunday in the
morning at IL and the second Sunday
in the afternoon at 4.3O.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-10-08
CLARK HONORS WHALEY.
south Carolina Representative Nam
ed ON Special Committee.

Washington, oct. 3.--As n further
mark Of his personal good VIII for
Representative Richard $. Whaley.
Speaker Clark today appointed the
1st district Representative one OF the
members OF IL special committee of
tho house To attend the National Con-
servation Exposition at Knoxville.
Tenn. next week. Mr.. Whaiey said
that on account OF business he had
on hand at the department here, he
doubted IL he could go.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-10-08

A teachers examination was held
here Friday, at which time seven
white women were examined by DR..
HaynswOrth. There were also about
thirty-five colored applicants, several
Of them males, who stood the exami-
nation.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-10-08

The many friends of T. A. Scar
borough and family will be sorry to
hear of the removal to Orangeburg
Mr.. Scarborough Is interested in the
lumber and real estate business ana
around the city.-Cameron Core
spondence to Calhoun Advance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-10-08

Columbia, Oct. 4.-COl. Roosevelt
set out Saturday for South America
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-10-08
SANTA ROSALIE FALLS.

Columbia, Oct. 4.-AccOrding to a
dispatch printed in The Records first
edition Santa ROsalie, Mexico, has
fallen before the attack of 1000 Mex
lean fcderals
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-10-08

There seems to be no disposition TO
hold cotton for higher prices.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-15
JUDGE U, M. ROSE

The death of Judge U. M. Rose removes one of the great law yers of America. Judge Rose; mastered the foundations of law. By nature a student and being blessed with retentive mind, every fact that Judge Rose learn ed and every principle that he developed became a permanent mental asset.
 He was a lawyers lawyer and for that reason hls fame was broader than his state. In every truth Judge Rose was as we'll known beyond the confines of the legal profession as he was at the bar where he practiced. - Com Appeal.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-15
RATE CIRCULAR IS
 ISSUED BY MASTER

Little Rock. July 31. The first circular letter to be sent out by Judge J. G. Wallace, special master appointed by Judge Trie- Der to adjust the over charges on freight shipments and pas senger rates, was sent out yes terday. It governs all ove r charges on interstate shipments and passenger f ares between Sep. 8 1908 July 1913.
 At present there is no ruling by the court governing a refund on overcharges on any road ex- the Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt. The Iron Mountain offici- als have advised the Railroad Commission that they will make the refund when competed to do so by the courts ard not until then. The Cotton Belt officials refuse to make any refund under any conditions. However. the master having been appointed to readjust the claims on these lines, it is believed wh e n the claims on these lines, it is believ- ed when the claim for tke entire amount is presented to the court judgment will be given against
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-15

them, and there willbe no trouble. This relates to both passenger and freight refunds on these two railroads only.
 The point is further brought out that those who have made large shipments during this per- iod are compeled to have som e bureau or rate agency adjust their claims, which will be later verified by the master. In those cases where the items are few and small the master will draw up the claim himself.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-15
JOHN B. WILLIAMS DEAD

Jno. B. Williams, one of the oldest settlers of this place died at home of his son, Ed Williams. at Highland, Tuesday afternoon.
 MT. Williams was about 90 years old, and up until a short time ago made Prescott his home.
 The remains were brought here Wednesday afternoon and inter red in Moscow cemetery.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-15
DAVIDSON ON
 GALLONS SAYS HE'S INNOCENT
Boone County Young Man Was Hanged at HOP o. clock at Harrison For the Murder of Ella Barham.

Il arr so n, Aug. II. -Odus Davidson, aged 30 years, son of a former justice of the .p e a C e, and member of a well known family, was hanged at II 02 o. clock for murder of Ella Barham Is years old, daughter of a far mer. whose multilated remains were found in a field near Plea sant Ridge, this county, Novem- Der 21 last. Davidson dled in- stantly. He maintained his in- nocnece to the last.
 His last statement was:
 People, l am innocent of this crime, and hope some day it will be known who did it.
 An immense crowd was pre- sent, but there was no disturb ance.
 History of the Crime
 The crime for which Odus Davidson today paid the death penalty was a most atrocious one, and has aroused interest all over the country. There is litt e mpathy.throughtou tthis section except for the family of t h e young man, who are highly res pected and conducted themselves honorably throughout the trial.
 On November 21. 1912, Miss Ella Barham, a young lady Is years old living near Pleasant Ridge, in the eastern part of this county, left her home about ' o'clock in the morning to visit a neighbor who had promised to help her trim a hat. She passed by the home of Odus Davidson who lived with his father mile from the Barham home, went to the neighbours and returning, passed the Davidson home about 10:30. It was here she was seen alive for the last time, stopping to inquire of Mrs. Davidson con- corning a sick baby.
 Between the Davidson a n d Barham farms there is a grave yard, where it is thought the crime was committed.
 The girl not returning the tami- ly became alarmed during the afternoon and her brother traced her to the Davidson farm, where all traces gave out. The neigh borhood was summoned and hun dreds of people searched the woods until ten o'clocK that night when a hunting party were guld- ed to the dismembered body by the scent of their dogs.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-15
|RST COUNT AUG. IS
? o'Clock P. M.---$1O to be Awarded to the Leading Lady---Get Busy
# Interest Centering on First Count Which Will Show +he Standing of Each Contestant---Will You Be
 First and Get the Gold?

the time grows nearer for
 frst count many are getting
 Ious to know who the lucky
 estant will be. The bollot
 will close promptly at 7:3O p
 Ind the judges Rev. B. A
 Rev. W. H. Steen, Rev. C.
 Fillmore, will proceed to count
 votes and award the slO in
 to the contestant who has
 largest number of votes.
 he tine-Monday Aug. IS the
 ot box will close for the first
 w pNAA
 pt of the contest.
 he place The Picayune office. he giirls-are playing before by audiences just at present
 will be kept up until the bal box closes for the first count hday Aug. IS at 7:30 o'clock h.
 rhe Picayune voting contest is bething like another election ] cannot tell who will be the bner until the final count. hetimes, the last is first and )tis last. There are liable to sOme dark horses" in this e who are not making much se or saying much; they have Pn too busy getting votes. pf course if you win this speci- prize of 5000 in gold your les will count On the piano and Der valuable prizes, at the close Fhe contest. This is only done get everybody started and to bay them for getting these les. But remember you are ftng your votes away up in FthouSands and you will be bet 1 Of when the final lap of the htest is started.
 TOT every seven new subscrip- || 4'OOO extra, making a total |82OO.
 rOf every seven renewal sub- IlpoOn 5000 extra making a talOf 6,5OO.
 rOF every seven back subscri- 'Vp v o1. 1,OOO extra, making a total sWO.
 'ood until the first count, Mon- " lS' Ballot box closes at r: v ' clOck p. m Coupons must U'Ought to this fiji c e and eSRed e in order to get bonus. ,s '.lnemoer to have your friends 'a 'ae With the merchants giving QpOns.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-15

Guthrie Drug Company
 Stainton Drug Company
 Barham Bros American 5-10-25 Store
 Pure Food Grocery Co.
 City Grocery Go. Mrs. A. E. Shankle
 A. J. Lavender Joe Boswell
 The Newth Studio
 The nominations so far made are as follows: Prescott: E d Ina Chapel ], Edyth Newth. Emma Snodgrass, Blanche Cumming, Electra Can't ley, Vera Jones, Brice McMillion, Liza Litton, Mamie Stuart. Mill dred Pye, Mrs. Noel Nichols, Minnie Hamilton, Nora Mosely, Nellie Thorburn
 Eunice Garrett, May Hubbard, Lilly Bryan, Trixie Lancaster. Birtha Myers, May Horne. Prescott. Route l: Edna Cant ley.
 Pre- scot t, Route 2: Linnie Lowdermilk.
 Prescott, Route 3: Audie Me Lelland, Music Kidding. Prescott, Route 4: Marguerite Arnott, Rutha White.s Prescott, Route 5: Little Stuart, Prescott, Route 6: Zula Hale. Roxie Davis, Lizzie Cummings, Myrtle Cole.
 Emmet, Ark. Dell McGough, Mona Shell. Emmet, Route |. Luta Boyd. Emmet Route 2: Pearl Daniels, Aleene Woodul. Emmet, Route 8: Ruth Sutton, Matte Hamilton, Hattie Lambert Irene Murry. Rosston: Jessie Potter, Octa Holloway, Mollie Luck, Mildred Mendenhall, Annie Hatley, Lizzie Copeland, Lottie Holloman, Irma Waters, Mesi'la Best, Vera Wortham, May Shell. Gale Ark: Leola Smith, Leila 1 w. astmoreland, Josie Westmore- lard, Imay Mcdaniel, Vera White. Mt. Moriah: Glenn Sutton. Waldo, Route 2: Fife Alder, Bessie Rhea. Blevins Ark: Bertha Freyber- ger, Carrie Bonds. Eunice Sewall, Winnie Bailey.
 Dotson: Ora Gorham. Eunlce Gladden..
 Foss Ark: Carrie Gulley.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-15
NOTICE

The meeting announced to have begun at the Christian Church Wednesday, August lS has been postponed indefinitely.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14

ION srteslsie 5iI'fuere til set for.
iUr0c.ige Stueiptl.
Zen traaolsie Operator pua "8oI.
turno" blcp ~troiait poo fin Eoit %
1np ltaoig DC ouItggeuoe Gampcre
llnNerrctnlng ON Situationen ON.
boro. @eo boIp t0.Sioen bar inio.
Iertio SIecn uaaet aicoIerne % Wo.
ltlnrnmmct, ioa SeIegrafiltcn moat.
te tp I'll fine Observation-Disclosures. gco
ocnne Els bsrtr "Garmonia" ct
Hgoraab noe pao Tanoet. Get piitc
liz at barre Ell Gpfspasiager fra
"Golturno", Ell iortrinlig Spsmmer,
lom meo SiubGIte paa loa og fiGul-
pc0e me0 oc bsie Siecr. &an bIep
'Iltet op. Ger bertc8 ogiaa anore
Roob oeruoeira, men Dc opbsrte
mart op ingen Here bIep reobet paa
ocnne Mnnoe.
Geo MIouatatio gioroe man bcr
gIUoelI8e Spoogclie. at SIoer life
iputeS at tr9nge pioere iort ircu
bagenior Wialfinrummet.
5 Gaaningen %begpnote Stormen
AZ 9loe JIG nogct, % mart tnroe
G~eonlngen al Dc uIpffclige Wenne.
fer onlboro paa oct brGnoenoe Stib
beapnoe. Salt bIep 521 perioner
bcr9ct ira Sraget, o. oiSie bIeo Tor.
BELT ontboro paa De 10 0ampere,
ionl bapoe inoiunbet lig. Sun ire
al oi5ie Gampere bar %ueitgaaenbe.
llIpften meo "Golturno" inotraf
life langt ira oct Steo, bpor "Sita.
mic" THOR Gaar GIT unoer.
Sc ileite Easlogerer par ira Wiot-
europa og paa Heiie til Canada. De
dIeriIeite bar Gpfspasiagerer.
"@olturno" bar ct nplten mt
Stib, bpggct / 1906.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14

Sm l~lbIssnir6cn al SiSic iurrc
@nremasier ui! rciliItcre t cit Neo.
gang t Yriicrne or life aoSt at
iige enom. s 6orrctrineSfrcoit
nntogcs oct life at bile BIZ SiIipI.
set, meominbre Morfeocrne itliI0c
bli ioa operflormcoe. at ser piIoc
opitoa ct ErisioIS paa @rltuo al
aonfirrcnce, fife iou 6cIgc al te
Iooere SoIbiatier.
Seo sen teran-merifanife @rpnic
bar Ser / Eaaoeltc al aieo. o.
areoturtolbens SpbpueIie brcpct
iammen iuGre &iorScr al mcrifonif
&ppg, ior inainort 9opcr oeotogeS
at briocs oper @rpnieu % i~oricu-
oes iii SC itore amerifunife arcatlir.
marfeoer.
Set meoSeles i oenne SorbiuocIic
ira 81 Taio, Ger at et enfeIt Sir.
ma Seriteos bap0e en- Grit paa
5000 Stpffer, ion ban ipareoe
$4,000 paa / SoIOnigifter peo Sp.
b9peIien al areaturtoIoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14
Sopen er %ubcnborlio.

sra @aibingtor meobeles Den
Soc Gftober: Ger biPlper ingen
Sumren, Qoarer, Froteiter eler
"fipre Nor: = aigretter og an.
oen @ottepunt al 6ipre, buis Sno-
ieriel er forbuot i Den me 5olo.
tarii, maa i~iernes ira De antom-
men0e Comeposiagerers Satte, isr
oe tiQo0e5 al iGtte 6ooen paa Saro.
5oa bar 6inonsminiiteren Decide.
ret / cit i0ag ai9iuet G%ra9tuing i
Anlconing en- aIage, iom par inoIs.
bet ira en- meget bsititoaenoe % ME.
get inoi9neret Game. iom ueo lin
Anromit til Haw Dort iorleoen blcu
ribbet ior JiprbeiGtningen paa i'm
0at.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14
MisiionUrerne

Sra Tefing t~eiearofereS SEN 96c
Sttober Den 9IPoeliGe Npheo. at Sc
az flnelilfe 9anoitter tilfanoctndne
1orlfe WiSiionGrer / SIoouona err
blepne reoOeoe, oa at irgen al 6em
er blet orpbt. - @lanot Sc, iom par
falot / 9an0ittcrneS @oI0. par ga.
ltor @eorg Solm % Faitor @ermou
6onlfe, Sititru % Barn.
@anoitterncs Seniigt hou0e ppret
at forlon8c en- flGffcIi0 2oiciun Tor
Dent men Siaopong par bleuet ON.
ringet al HcgieringenS Sroppcr oQ
NoDerneS Sorieg pna at un6ui0e til
bogeilooet.
s ct Telegram, Tom Sen 9oc mo0to.
ges ira Noitor Gbriition Stofita6 al
Saltges Spnooe5 Mislion, ser fam
men meO FnitOr Sobnion hauoc
gjort beltcmooiGc 6priea pou al uo.
ri 5angernc, 9iues en- fort gcrct.
ming ON De IoriGroeIige CpIepelier.
MiSiionGrerne hapoe maattct gien-
nen19an ut6cr 6%angenifabet.
"a Sropperne rpffcoe ino / gnen.
beoer bet / 9eretningen. fanot Sc 10
al Wislionprerne, Iaitorerne 8eor1
Solm % 8. Tuuife forpanoIe0e til
leuenbe Sfelettcr. 9~pinoerne oQ
Sernene hapbe ii Gage Iigget ifiuIt
unoer ell itor 5aImopnge.
&c isrite ire Gage par Sc uben
Gano. Giterpaa fit &c li0t Gono.
meit Be bar large 5ioer al 8an.
gen uoen 8e0e. ganoitterne bapoe
.giennemisat apinoernes o. gerre-
nes Sfiuleiteo % ihtffct 9aionetter-
ne neo giennem Salmen, itrciienoe
De Sfiultes Sentner.
9a @anoitterne opbageoe, at Sc
bar apinoer og Bern, bopbe Sc BE-
banSlet Dem rogenlunoe eoot 90
ienot Dem iii 6sooinsens auarter,
6por De bolbte3 / Sorparing.
ganbitterne 6lep bange, Sa Crop.
perne nprme6e Jig os eioroe iIere
Sorisg paa Of iIpgte. 9ette lpffeoes
benz osiaa iIuttcIis. o. De tog Slug.
ten i Hetning al Sinpeb / Vropinien
Sonan. III BET lpffeoes Dem al ling.
re, bar en- Sperraifelie.
Set err Sen iremberifcnbe Rening
beri Eefing, al @anoitterne bar ban.
se for en- SnbbIanoen fra Se iremme.
be Wasters SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14
Bill ON Sanflopen.

@lanot Salerne paa american
Sanfers' asiociotion'S Morsmsoe /
Boston, Mais., bet 9oe Gftober bar
ogiaa acknowledgment SameS s.
9ia ira ct. Eoul, Minn., ser taIte
ON Observation-Disclosures / 2anoet
% Ben me SeooelbillS muIige Sno.
uirfning paa bisie.
Ser bar, erfIpreoe ban, abioIut
intet, iom tpbcbe paa nogen 5ilba.
gegang, erfl9reoe ban, ialialo life
/ Noropelten.
Seq er optiniitiif, for ieg bar
ingen 8runo til life at ppre oet",
iagbe ban.
IS Wooietning iii Netp GngIano
er ri oppe / Horoueiten life af6un.
ai9e al Sa6rifinouitrien. 81 benter
laa9ootlom al Dor Hisoom pg Bel.
ltanO ira Soroen.
"Slltroos for ct mirtbre Narsuo.
bptte ems panIig bar Sorretnin08li.
bet gaaet i'm uioranbreoe Sang, og
efter alt at bonme er Sorretnings.
tilltanoen tilireositillenoe."
San oplpite erempeluiS, at @reat
Nortbern-Sancl,s Snotrater bar Ell
goo Wiiaion Collars iterre eno
ilior, tiItroOS for at Snotpqterne
/ 1912 bar De itsrite / @auens ST.
itprie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14

Observation-Disclosures Bureau
ior Tlonteinouitrien bar ! Ipngere
LID ppret 6eItjpitiget meo al regne
no. bvormeget ArbeiOe en- 5armer
fan roiare paa en- normal Arbeios.
6cg. Mou ituloe. i Earcntbes iaJt.
bare troet al bette oar noget 6ar.
merne iorlpn9it ielp bapOe iun0et
10.
9ureauets Experimental bar iipr
oreiet iig ON at Ilnoe no, buormeget
en- 6aremr fan uorette ION e. al.
minoeligt goot 1a95arbeioe al VIsi.
ming, 6aroing. Drilling, Gaming,
8isoielsipreouing, Sno6rtning, 0.
/. D., meo tiIberIi5 Senipn taget til
2anoct5 geifaiienbeo os De for.
ifieaige SIngs Reoifo6er, iom an.
uenoes.
Eaa oenne goiis bar 9urealet
regnet no. at en- aIminoelig opgtig
6armer, eQer 5armarbeioer meo en-
8angplog % 10 Seite fan plsie ira
1859 iii 1.9 Icres ON Gagen, alt
eiter NIogens SterreIie. Spis Der
brilges ire Seite for Flogen fan
ser yleies belt 90 Ill 2.77 4ccres
paa en- Gag.
gn Wano fan meo en- alminoelig
Sanobnrp barre sienneminitIis los
accres meo 10 Seite, 1873 acres
meo ire Seiie % 2S.3 meo fire Sc.
tie. 6armere meo Siicbarpe fan
barre ira - til ia acres. alt
eiter oct antaI Seite, ira 2 til g.,
ban bruger icr Sarpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14
SripilliSt Oeiarbeioe.

Sra 2incoln, Neb., meIbe8 oen
9be Gftober:
timber Anisriel al 6rnftionGrer.
ne / bpert eneite Gourtp / Hebraifa
poabegpnotes ioag Arbeioet meo at
fcrbeore StatertS 2auoepeie. Gette
lfceoe / OoerensitemnleIie meo Ell al
@uperner Moorbeao uoite0t Erofla.
NATION ON at gisre ioag % imor.
gen til 5000 Hon0s".I / ae.
bralfa.
@lperner Woorbeao traf ielu /
Opcraus % Ieoeoe ~perionlig arbei.
Oct / @opeoitaoens Cn1egn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14

poister ...".......... 100000 80, A7 900
@oeaf Vo."......... s77oooOoo Loss. 7ss. 900
5at Sn'n..".....". 2lOoooO 29.ss5.m
IRIS ..""..".".. 10000 a,5lo,0oo
GiS'e SoeriIag err baiereoe paa De
forlflclige 8rsoers Silitano ben lite
Sftober, oa Snobsitninsen for De
tleltes @eofommenoe bar iJans, Ell.
Ter mart ifuIoe bespnoe.
" 8 SiIitano bar oeu
Cato / 8ienneminit IS. 3 Trocent.
8. b. J., 3iIitanoen tpSeoe paa. at
Vtollen oiIoe gipe 65.3 Hrocent al ct
Nornlalaars ltobptte. - llbiiaterne
par life iulot iaa gooe Tom Den lite
Cftober iiior, ga 3iIitanoen bar S2.2
Vrocent. llobpttet pr. acre anIlaaes
az Separtementet til 22.2 guibel
MOO 1872 guibel THOR, % 1otoIap.
Iingen til 2.373,0O0,OOO guibel
moo ,125,000,000 9uibel / 1912.
y + D e D e n s ariloaes at
bile gtue ct 0lenneminitsuobntta al
1870 guibel pr. Ncre MOB f7.2 gr.
fbel ifior og en- 3otaIopling al 242..
$4,000 9nibel MOB 330,34S,O 900
Vulbel ifior. I~arSlto6pttei err lddle.
oe5 betpoeligt minore eno THOR, men
til 8iergiGlo er auaIiteten FOR.
trinlig, nPiten 7 psf. beore END for.
rlge Nar.
Y lnte b b b n bar, ionr
oeo foregaaenoe InleoninJer npont
% / o~oeultaaenoe label anqioet, al.
bet ct rigtigt aronaars lto6ptte -
510.519,000 guibel, Den ltsrite Bin.
terboeoeauIing. iom nogeniinoe bar
opret inobsitet beri 2anoet. Zen tio.
Iigere Retoro bar 492, SSS,OO0 gu.
ihel.
Sui3 q lille s oeoearter
rcenes lalnmen milaaes 8iennem.
'nItsuobuttet Or. acre iii $50 gu.
lbel moo 1872 @uibel iiior, % 30.
taIooIirgen til 753,233.0OO @uibef
moo 730.267,0 600 guibeI iiior %
621,33S.000 9uibel / 1911.
Observation-Disclosures al 8 aore
a~nllaoeS I'll 1913 guiheI pr. acre oq
(otdIaolinJen til 1,122, $4,000 gu.
ibeI moo 14tS.337.OO guibeI
iiicr % 922 Dos, 900 SuibeI / 1911.
apaliteten err meget goo.
Observation-Disclosures al 9 q an.
llaaes til 23.9 guibeI Or. acre MOB
29.7 gulbel iiior % SotaIaulingen
til 173.301,00O guIbel moo 223,.
$4,000 9uibel flor og l6O,240,.
900 guibel ! 1911.
Sogbueoen oniIaaes at bile
9toe et @jenneminttsuobutte al 22.9
&li6eI pr. acre MOB 22.9 guIbel
iiior o. SotaIaplinqen iii $4,000.
600 9uibet MOB 19.000.O 900 guTbaI
liior og 10000. 900 ! 1911.
y oteterne antages Of bile
1iue ct 8ienneminitsuobptte az S6.7
9uIbel pr. Icre moo 1884 SuIbel
iilor % Ell SotaIapIing al $4,000.
600 guibel moo 2f,OOO.00O |
1912 og 293. 100000 / t9t1.
Sobot$aolingen bill oa.
iaa Eli betpoelis minore ems 6aaoe
iiior % aaret ioruo, ioet 8iennem.
i~nitsuobptte, pr. Icre anilaaes til
Blot 1860 Tlno moo 1928 Trno
Or. acre liior. o. SotaIaulinaen til
Blot S77,0O0.0O0 Euno mos $685..
100000 Tuno / 1912 og 905,00O..
900 Tuno / 1911.
) lar C2irire) anilaaes al pile
liue et 8ienueminitsuo5ptte al 81
9uibel Or. acre MOB 9.S 9ulbel
iiior. % SotalapIineen til 2t.0O0,.
900 SuIbeI MOI 2S.OO0.0O0 9nibel
i 1912 os 100000 Suihel I
1911.
Observation-Disclosures al q | 5 an.
ilaaes iii 800 @uibel pr. acre mob
guibeI iiiur, % SotaIauIinsen
til 25,OO0.0OO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14
2larpeien.
Ge flcitc gOlinasr minore enS
ifior.
Vimtcrbpeoen en- ltmotaaef,e

Observation-Disclosures I Waib.
lngton bar Sen 9oe os. ofientligJiort
neoenltaaenbe oiiiciellc CoerIog oper
ltobnttet al Saroets bigtigIte aoIin.
ger iaar iommenlignet meo Reforb.
uobpttet | fore9aaenoe aar:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14

SoriiRties paa SIDE 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-14

6cIgenbe IabeI aioer set onIoae.
DC llobptte al apIinacr, Tom enonu
life er i~lobsiteoe, eGer Blot oeIpis
inebsiteSe:
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-24
NEW YORK BONDS
HIDES, WOOL AND SKINS

Following prices are quoted todays
Sheep Pelts feach)--Long wool. 60c1$1i me-
diun wool 45Ms0c: short wool, 25d49c. shear
lings, good. l5M25c; shearlings. shaved or
damaged. 1oc; lambs, large, long wool. $50
60c: lambs. small, 15n30c; milk lambs. 1@10c.
Wet Salted Hides tper ib)--Stecrs, heavy,
over Sc lbs, 15c sound, 14lac culls; steers,
medium. AS to SO lbs, l5c sound, 14lsc eulls;
cows, heavy, over so lbs. I5c sound, 14hc
eallss light hides 80 TO so lbs 15c sound, 14tsc
culls; bulls and stags Zoe sound, ec eulis;
kips, 10 to 30 lbs, ice sound, l5c cElis; veal.
10 TO 10 lbs, 1pc sound, 1se culls; calf. up TO
10 lbs. lgc sound. 1Sc culls Damaged OF hair
slipped, from lack Of salt or other causes. S@
l0c per Id.
Dry Hides tper lb)--Dry hides, butcher 16
lbs and over. sound, 2602Ie; cullsa 25c; dry
hides, mnrrains, sound. 26e; dry salt hides,
sound, lie; dry bulls and stays, sound, lie.
culs, Ice; dry kip. 10 TO Is lbs toHnd. z61ac;
culs, 29c; dry calf. under lbs. sound, soc;
culs. 2ec; dry calf. under lbst sound SOC
culls, 29c No 3 hides. badly damaged and
poorly handled. 561l0c ID
Tallow-No. ] white and hard Tin barreis)
5W5lac; No. ]. in cans, ih15c; No. .. dark.
35s &c; grease, 213c.
Wet Salted Horse Hides feach1-Extra
large. prime. skinned to hoof. 2.75d3; No. 1.
large. skinned to hoof s2.asd25o. No. l. me-
dunn. skinned to hoof. $1.T542; Nc 1, small,
skinned to hcof. 7scds125; No. i, colts.
skinned to hoof 25G50c.