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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-10

Rinbbieb. - Der Wlartt mar
beuie itetis bis itart unb fat ale
in ben GtGllen befinbliden Gtier.
ipurcen absefebt. Die Ra6fraae mar
cine CUTE. - Mittlsre unb iftpere
Gti,re $7.50-9.25, Offen $2.75-
$50. dlsii6er Stiere S5.50-7s5,
duserleieHe bis ertra $785-8.15,
SsiferB $4.50-765, auserIeiene Bis
srira $7.75-8.00. aiibe $500 -
$50. auserIeisne bis estra 5000
$50. fanep $6.75-7.0O, Gannsrs
$3.00-4.25, Cutters $4.25-5.25.
Stcders un6 Jssbers $5.50-7.50.
Stod Seifers $5.25-6.25, Gtods
aiibe $4.25-5.25.
8uiIen. - Die 3ufubr mar nur
mGbis unb bic preiie iteben INN 25-
50r iiber benen BON pprieen Gamitaa.
sfette 8ullen $6.50-7.O0, 4oloana
$5.75 - $50, ertra $6.65-6.75.
maasre unb lei6te $3.50 A5.75.
MiIdfibe. - Der Wsartt ipar
IN Der p<rfloHenen Do6c ni&t jebr
lebtdft. Die btneren Gprien ipdren
fetig, bic anbersn absr flau unb
i@pa& = Gztsa S72.5o rs. guts.
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stur, BON elmer Gar.

BON Der binteren plattform elmer
2odlano Gar itiirSte geltern 9tbenb
an Der 68. unb Maiu Strdbe gu
Carthage Der As Sabre alte lngar
Syobn WOnton aus Der II. Strdbe 3u
Carthage a6 unb 5og fi6 gerlebuHgen
am aopf unb S0rper 81, tpel4e Dr..
6. sSor, bon SO. 6612 Wtain Ctr,
Cartilage, Derbanb.
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Bis ouserlefene $6o-72.5o, prbindr.
Big fair $15-5S.
!4dlbtr. Die 8d9fraae mar
cine CUTE unb bic preiIe ite6en um
50-75e iiber bsnen BON poriaer
Wo6e. = grtra $10.25 - 1850,
fair Bis CUTE lei6te $7-10.25, orbis
mare unb sroBe $5.00-9.75.
S4fp cine. : Die 3ufubr mar
beute aerins unb bic preiTe itiesen
abermals nm 35-40c per 100 pfunb,
ite6en fomit nm 90c ii6er benen pom
Dorisen SamItag. - Cute Biz auserz
lsiene @erpadungss unb iyleif6eriorz
ten $9.S5-9.90, orbindre Biz ausers
lefene f9pere fstte SGue S700-
8.75, grtra $8.85-8.9O, Gtaas
$5.50-750, Iei6te @erfanbtiorten
$9.50-9.90, sertel ppn 10 pfunb
unb ipeniger $7.00-9.50.
S9afe unb 2Gmmer. -
Der Mdrtt mar hsute fart unb bic
prsiie fpie folgt:
Shafe. .-Grtra lei6te S4.75, quite
Bis auserlsiene $435-4.70, orbinGre
Big fair $2.50-4.25.
admmer S6.25-9.00, Gu[s $500
-5.75.
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Bbl.y ffilbeimii6e 75t-$1 Der Bu.;
pounb Mopal $3.00-3.50 per Ybl.;
GUNNER 8e[flotper $3.50-3.75 per
8bl.; GUNNER Queens $3.5O-3.75
per Bbl.; Boani $500 per Bbl.
G!troneH.-giarii mar sretia.-
iyanep Mefiina $4.00-5.25, galifor,
mia $4.00-4.75 per aiite.
Srangen-Narti rahis unb 'f..
tig. California $2.00-3.25 ptr Rite.
s.-Glorioa $3.OO-3.50
per Crate BON "a.
! pfirfide. = @eorgia $1.5O--
LIS. alabama Glberta $1.75-2.Oo
per gu. Snbiana s1.o0-1.25 per
Bu.
8irnen. ginbeimiI6e BOT
$1.25 per 8u. Bel $1.50-2.oO per
Dbl.
pfldumen.-Wilb Gooie $100
-1.25 per 9u.
2ndermeIonen. Jnbiana
35-50c per aorb unb $1.50-1.75
per Stanbarb Crate.
WaffermeIonen fperben 5u
5000 r.r 100 Slid ssrfauft.
RartoffeIn - ginheimii9e
Ro. l $2.50-2.75, 30. 2 $1.50-
LIS per gbf.
&ruut.-Wdrft ru6iq. ginbeis
mifde $1.50-L75 per g6l.
3pie ebeln.-ginbsimilde ireib.
$5.00-5.50, selbe $5.00-5.50 per
Dbl. unb $1.50-1.75 per 8u. Wsibe
S.65-1.75 per gu.
glumentpbl. - $1.50-175
Der Bbl.
Crime gobnen. - ginkimi.
Idle $3.00-3.25 per 2 9u. Sad.
Grbfen. = OeitIi4e 50e-s1.25
per gu.
9urfen. - GinRimir6p 35-
40c per Dubsnb. Seitlide 50-75e
per 6amper.
Somatoes. ginbeimiI6e $500
-2.50 per gu.
aurotteH. 15-2Oc per
9ubenb giinbel.
Rothe RIben.-gin ginbeimifte
W-25e per Dub.nb giinbel.
Spinnt. = einbeiniiher 90
75e Der gbI.
2anbprobutte.
6eu. - go. 1 Simotbp $1,000
-21.50. Stanbarb simot6b $19-
20.50. go. 2 1imotbb $1S.O0-19.50,
Po. 8 bo. $l6.00-17.50. Slice: Ro. /
qemif6tsr $500 = 1900, 30. 2
$Io.J0-17.00, Rr. / alee $500
1880, Sc. 2 $16OC --16.50 per 5on.
ne. 4lfulfa $12.00-19.90 per 5onne.
W ibIenfutter iIt iretig. al.te
$21. .50-22.50, Mhbbline orobe $780,
50-2700, DO. feinss $27.O0-27.5o,
gemiidtes Iutter $22.50-23.50.
Sdmereien. Wortt ii.iig.
&lesfaamen 800 1926 auf Dem ges
ieiIe nnb $S.00-975 per gu. bonn
Store. simotbp S2.25-2.6o auf benz
9<leife unb s2.75-3.10 per Bu. bonn
Store. guhpei5sn S1.30. SIa9ss
Ia1HeH 9l.4U pet Ou. DOM SIpte.
Derfdiebenes.
Sele.-Marft fietis. 2ein0l TO.
bss 64c per @alone in Bartien BON
8 S6l. 0eiodtes Ii mebr. Rp. 1
GarbOl 60e; Cotton Sseb Sel raffis
nirtss 58e per GaIIon.. 5erpentin SAC
per Gallone in partien bon Is
Barrels. Petroleum, Ohio Carbon
120 9rab 9ar. DO. $50 Grab 10ae, |
5eabliaht It's grab 12c. grotpn
9afoIin zoe, Rapbta Ice per galons
in pdrttep DON Is 9bls.
SaIs.-D<r Wartt in rubia. Sbio |
Riper $1.20. Widigan unb @trpn
S1.14 per gbl. bon 2s0 pfunb.
SaIs ftetis. - grima gitp ca
SIC. bc. gountrp 53-6e per pfunb. |
aobIen.-Wartt rubig. Dough-
6iosbenp $3.5o-3.75. Tub un6 Slad
1925, aanaipba Gtidtoblen $3.5o-I
3.75. RuB unb Glad S2.25 - 2.35
per Sonne abs.liefert. RautloIe
Stii6ioblen s4.75c. antbraeiie $7.75
Der SoIne abseliefert. Cote tofisi
SG 00-G E0 hSy Sorr. c6,.It.f.y&
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3u der. preiie feit. Raffinirier Gut
loaf $3.50; poipbereb 5.55c; Cubes
5.70c; aranulirter 5.45c; Gonfeetios
ners vq" $3.50; Off u" 5.10c; tpeis
ber srtra e" 4.90e; sItra .G1 4.70e.
MoIaffes in iietis.-Rep Or.
leans Open aettIe 22-45c. gentr;fu.
Gal 18--20e per @dlIpne.
Reis. - GpuiIiana. Nonrn Seab
6a-7c. prima 5f-6te. orbindrer At
&c. Sapan 4a-4fe per qfunb.
Dafrp probu{te
Butter. - Marft ruhia, preiie
ftetia. mbplemilt Grira 32c, Gens
trali3tb Grira 29ac, gertraIi5eb sfirits
26-Nc. bo. Gsconbs 214-22ae,
Ianrp DARN 20tc. padins Stod
19c per pfunb.
RGfs.- Warit aetis. Ohio Isle,
Worbtpcitlifer 15A-16e, Neip gorf
16ac, Shpeissr 2Oc. bo. Bird 14ae,
aimburser 13ae per g)funb.
Gier. - Wartt feftsr. - prima
frif&e Siibntreier 21c. firfs 19c,
orbinare firfis lac. isconbs 12e pei
0utenb.
GtfIaseI.-3ufubr srob, Marli
tpilia. - Gprinsers bon II pfnnb
nnb bdriiber 19e. untsr II pfunb
16--18e, 6ennen 1910. Sdbne 9ae,
2ruibibner 10-151e, GuIis Sc, iunae
entsn 11-13e, gdnis Csc per pfb.
DbR unb GsmHfs
Junse MepfeI. nv Maiben
9Inib. trtra faHeb $3.25-S.75 Der
abl; mp!f RiRes Sa.75-4.oo psr
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aaum mSori6.

GsfGngnisbiretior gum. aufieber): (:
r@ebsn sic benz neuen einseIieferten
StrdfIing cine feinem bisberisen Be-
rufe nnsspabte geiddftisung! (3nm
StrdfIins) Mas iinb sic bsnng
&tsStIiaa; saitiaiiisIss
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9dsliHer Wsarttberid,t.
ginctunati. 8. Qlua.

Nv " " " O. AuYs
Die nadfolssnben Quotitunsen be
5ieben fi4 nur auf Gngrob Srans
aftionen. Bel ileinersn Gefhdftel
tperben etfpas hSb.re preife bere9nst.
Drobifionen.
| Der Martt mar rubia, preiIe felt.
G d m a I 4. prtmI Stean
9.27S-9.37ac 8. (. o. B.
1rodenaefaI3enes Dleif4
Ghort clear Seiten 13-134e, fbor
Rippenieiien 12a-12ac, egtra fbor
clear Seiten 12a-13c, SHulterr
11A-11ae Bellies 14t-14ae LOFT
unb DC mebr berpddt.
Bacon. Short clear Geiter
14-144c, furSe RippenIeiten 13a =
1876, ertra f6ort clear Seiten 13a--
lac, Gdultern 12a-12ic unb Bel.
liss 15a-15ie lofe unb 4e per pfb
mehr ptrpadt.
Suaat Nreif&. =
S6inten 18a-19c. pienic Sdultern
14-14ac. 9rsaifejt Bacon 1896,
Sdultern 14-141e, Retp gorf Gul
Sdultern 14--14ae, trodene Beef.
Shinten 28-3Oc.
GiiBqep5feItes TIeifh d.
Sdinten 15-154c. pienie G1uItern
13-13te, Bellies 15a --16sc, GGul,
tern 13-131c, Reip gori Gut 13-
1876.
Hrtfh-s NIeif&. - Gdin.
Ten 15-15ac, pieniesSdultern IL.
114c, Sdultern lille, ibori
RippenTeiten 113-12c, fbort clear
Seiten 114-12c. ertra fbort Seiten
114-11ac, Bellies 14-16e pro pfb.
Wehf unb Betreibe
Mebl. - Winter patent $4.O5-
4.25, Winier Ganeb $3.70-3.95. bo.
ssamilp $3.30--3.45, Grtra $2.S5 -
3.05, orbindr.s $2.65-2.S5. 9arisr
Weiaen patent $4.55-4.90, bo. fantp
&.25-4.50, bo.Samilp $3.45-3.65,
ROaaenmebI. norbiueitIides semifdtes
$s;so-4;o5. rsinss Gitg $4.o5 =
4.25 psr gbI.
Wsiaen. = no. 2 rctber Wini.r
94--95c. so. 3 bo. 93-94c, go. a
rotber 91-93c.
WeIfdtOrn. SO. / peibes
8st. 30. 2 lueibss 1856, go. 8 DO.
86A-s8e. Ro. A DO. s5a-86ae, go.
8 So. s5-S5tc, giO. 6 DO. 84t-s5e.
9o. ! aelbes Sc, SO. 2 be. 87a-sse,
Ho. 3 bO. 86a-S7ts 30. a DO. S5a
-S6ac. Ro. 5 DO. 5-85te, gto. 8
DO. 84A-S5r, go. ] semiftfes 88c,
90. 2 bo. $3.50, glo. 3 DO. ses-
SIC. Ro. a bo. s5a-86ae, Ro. 8 So.
85-851e. SO. 6 bo. s45-S5c.
5afeL - No. 2 ipeibsr neuer
41c. DO. alter 41e, Stanbarb ipeiber
neuer 40-40ae, bo. alter 4O-4Oac,
$40. 8 ipeiBer nsuer 40--40ac, bo. al.
ter 40-40te; go. A ipeiber nsuer SO
-40c. bo. aIter 39-4oe; Ro. 2 ses
mii6tsr neusr 39-39ac, bo. alter SO
-39se; go. 8 gemifdfer neusr $50
1896 bo. alter 38a 800; Ro. A se>
mii&ter neuer 38-3sac, bo. alter 38
Roqqen. go. 2 776-78e, go.
3 75-77c. go. 4 73-75e psr Bu.
Wbtsfh.
@srlauft ipurbsn I'll gbls. Die
fii1srs Siinifbeb goobs auf Der Bats
BON $1.35 Der @al1one.
Groeerie1.
, Raffss = Rarit .ubis. preiie
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seiterlt iuerbsn, ipie iid Der llnfaG suz
Ptrug.
Coroner 9r. goertineper bat sine
llnteriu6uno einaeleitet.
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Neu gotf, 8. gtra.

WeD Yptt, 3. Nug.
Mebl.-Wartt letter. Spring ga
tents $4.S5-5.10, Winter Straigbts
$4.10-4.25, Wintsr patents $4.35-
4.60, Spring glears $4.25-4.50,
GItrd Ro. / gpinter $3.70-3.85,
@gtrd SO. 2 @iutsr $3.60-3.70.
Roasgnmebl.- Uiur.t feit.
Wsaismebl. .-pIartt fsit. ailn brisb
$500 nominea.
Rogasn.-Wartt feIt.
G'erite. .-Uiurtt feit. MalSgerite so
= 65c 6. i. {. Buffalo
Dei3en.-Mattt uHgsrssslt. Hsusr
SIC. 2 barter 96i: unb SO. 2 rotbsr
96c i'm Glebdtpr. 10. l Yortbern
Duluth $1.13 unb Ro. / Rortbern
Manitoba $1.18 {. /. I. Buffalo.
WeliMorn.-Ulartt fart. go. 2
selbes 93c {. /. I. bel 4ntunft; arsens
tiniffes s7-'9oc, is naa QuaIttat,
absslisfert.
6dfsr. Martt fsf.
Soeu.-Utorit Tei.
6opfen. Mlurtt itetis.
SoGuts. s.-Wartt itetie.
aebsr.-War,t isit.
port.-Warts fsit.
--gesf.--Ulartt unseregelt.
S9mals. --Nartt TART. Uiibble
Weii 5000 - 1920. Ruff:nirtss,
teine 9uotatiOn; COMPOUND ftetis.
Sala. = Mortt ru6ig.
Dolls.-Martt felt.
6dr3.-Martt npmineG.
Molafes.-Usartt feit.
3uder. -ROber feft. Wolafeg 3.s7c;
Centrifugal 4.52t.
Gbicago, SGs., 8. gusuit.
Weissn.-glo. 2 rptber 90t-93ac,
go. 2 barter 90I-93ae.
@elfdtorn.-JiO. 2 selbss So
s54e, SO. 8 gslbes S41-S5c.
5afsr.-Ho. 8 ipeiBer 39a-40ac,
Stnnbarb 40-41c.,
Rpssen.-go. 2 75c.
@erite 54-60t.
Simotbp $4.50-6.00.
&leeiaamsr $12-16.50.
BORT nominsQ.
Shmal3 $3.50.
Rippsnieiten S11.37-12.80.
Butter. - Ssir Winrft.
Gier.-Gein Uldrtt.
aurtoffeln.-preiie niebriser. Ser.
fen S0-S4c per Sad; SGinois unb
Winneiotd 75-7c; 9irginiu $2.15
-2.35 per gbl.
Geffiigsl. 9ebenbss niebriser.
Sprinsers 1910, anbere 145e.
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Ghicaop. SQs.. 8. Q[uaui

2 Ftu D, 10us', o, NHYuTI.
Sdapeine. -3ufubr $500. Warft
itart. 2ei6ie $9.00-9.65; gsmiI8te
$8.65-9.60, f6pere $8.35-9.40;
raubs $8.35-8.55; Gsrtel $7.75-
9.20.
Rinbpis6. - 8ufu6r 200; Martt
ftart. 8ssbes $7.1O-9.95; Stiere
$6.40-8.75; StOters unb 1eebsrs
$5.50-7.90. aiits un6 6sifers $3.50
$40; adI6sr $8.00-1125.
S9afs. - 3ufu6r 1000. Martt
ftart, Sdafs $5.30-6,1o; Sdbrlinse
$5.85- $50, 21mmer $6.60-s.60.
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gDie unroriiftis Don GrisdrnIanb,
ois aipei 9reabnOusbis serabs iebt gu
tbsrnebmsa. no es 10 friegziih ana4
lisRt ~
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0iebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, 8. aug.
3ufuhr unb 9erfanbt ipdbrenb Der
berflof.nen Modr. perslidsn nit ben
porbersebenbsn spei Woden, paren
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gineinnet,. .. auauIt 1914,

etHttHnstt. ,. Muguit 1914.
8le oei&afte raren beute In ben bisIIoeu
Banfen isbr rubig unb bic Bnsraten bod
3orfsten ron cal" ino f9merlih nnier 6oS
bon ben Banlen ~ erlanssn. Sic Dlaf(el
plafirten Druataapital 3u 6K-6% or
eafl4 unb Su c9b auf Belt.
aashfa ssf sins Dssf
ipurbsn ~ Bari tipi4eH Banisn psrfauft.
Die Gounterrsts btrdgt soc pramie per
$1,000.
sssnfd anf Gsssys
Refine Ouotirnngen. Die Daafsu fouitu
nnb periauisn ni4t.
gsHsss.ctasatisneH
rutig uns itsiis. Die Banftn qnstiren
pis fsIst:
gimiauf. Bsrfanf.
- Bombs 1895 Coup lilo ilfX
S& bombs. 1913. ...... .10lX le3
ex Bombs, 1899. ....... 81 Ss
- HaHama ........ 96X eeb.
~ Sanama 100 lo7
GisasIHs ssuis iiniase.
Die nmfdts i'm bieHsen gfssrinstpuie
beliefes lid heute auf tS,816,900 Die I'm.
fdbs Der psriloHenen BoAe beliefen I'D auf
esa.e22. 400, aestH 81, ,292 ,0b0 In osr torre'
iponolfeno'u geot3s oeS rori8en SabreS.
asisf ermritzsss.
Der Nasft In 2oialieIuriidten mar tsute
vnbia u1s bic Yrdie sebradt. Ytriauft
~urben:
stH bsr 9srfs:
On Call
10 aftisn Cincinnati gtrest -. isl11
auf MuftioH.
250 Gftieu Cincinnati Street 49,. 103K
On siifBsn w'arfts: ,
IS aftien Cincinnati Street ..... 1044
10 Afiien aineinnati Gas ....... 86
IS Nftisn g. y. II. e., Z. v. g.. SO
10gltften q. n. v. q. prf ..... nv
Gfiisn GmsrieanHoaiHg Wil prf 1T
10 aftisn Yoyibern Ohio 8. u. Z.
prf ,...,.......... 9eL
20 Gttien Gincinxnti @as. ....... 66
$1,000 6amiiton u. 2inbenwaIb go 81
$1,000 q. ". u. 9. /. SO. ......''' 90
slaHtebsnoe Tabeue son i'm hi.Hsen
Narit bsiinoliAsn 8snbs unb aftien giebt
bic oifjieaen GuotiruHaeH an:
6uhufffis HpffSu
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glahftehtnoe Tabeue son i'm hisHsen
Narit bsfinbIiAtn 8snbs 1nb aftien glebt
bic ofhjieaen GuotirunaeH an:
ouhuffrls /. Rptjs-
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05
Public Sale

will dispose az public auction at
my place. the west ! of Sec. l3,
Twp. 113. Range 6S, five miles north
and l mile east of Miller on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IL. 1914,
commencing at 1890 O'Clock p. m.
the following described property;
FIFTEEN HEAD OF CATTLE
Consist ~ of 2 fresh mich cows,
A cows to come fresh soon, 8 head
of yearling heifers, 4 head yearling
steers. two calves.
SIXTEEN HEAD OF HORSES
Consisting of two bay mares 6 yrs
old W.T. 2400. two black mares 6 yrs
old W.T. $500, one gray mare 4 years
old W.T. 1900. all with foal; one bay
stallion 5 years old VT 1900. two 2
year old mare colts, two 2 yr old
horse colts. three yearling colts. one
sorrel gelding 6 yrs old VT 100, one
bay mare 8 yrs old VT 100. | spot
ted 3 yr old stallion VT 1000.
Four dozen pure blood Buff chick
ems. 6 ducks, 8 geese. Nine brood
sows, to farrow in April and May,
| Duroc boar.
Farm Machinery: Consisting Of
l Deering header, | GAINESVILLE disc
cultivation. | Emerson shovel cultl-
water, | Holbrook triple disc gang,
| p. and o. gang, l Fuller and John
son gang; | lift Plymouth drill. l
wagon and headerbox. | wagon and
rack. l eft Crown mower. / "a #
drag with cart, 5 set of good work
harness. Numerous household goods.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Terms of Sale: All sums under
$40. cash; on sums Of $40 or over
time will be given till October lst.
1914. with note bearing 10 per cent
interest and approved security. No
property to be removed until settled
for. JOE Z. ERICSSON, Owner.
b. +. & }. M Magness, Auctioneers.
G. K. Richardson. Clerk.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05
political Advertising
PRIMARY TICKETS
Majority Republican Ticket

Majority Republican Ticket
tate Fenator-Glen NJ. Waters.
CONSERVATIVE. r. Speirs.
Treasurer A. K. Hannum.
Audit6r-D. A. Lewis.
sheriff Henry Erb.
Register-Frank Matter.
Clerk of Courts j. ID, Finnerty.
Supt. of Schools-Miss Jessie Moncui
County Judge--R. c. Anderson.
Justices-G. e.. Briggs.
Com. End Dist. j. w. Heltibridle
Sd Dist.--Henry Scott.
4th Dist.-O. Fl. Butte.
5th Dist.-H. G.. Rudd.
State Committee-W. j, Halloween.
State Proposalman-C. M. Carroll.
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The Sun criticism of the "Rudd
family" is one of those absurd
things which creep INTO politics.
This is one of the oldest and most
respected families in the county who
have labored for its development
since the early days If settlement.
MANY wears AGO CIV Rudd, then a
farmer Of north Hand. ably repre-
scented his tom dist let A genera
ION afterwards his children have
eaen honored by their neighbo-s
4 present his daughter. Miss Nav,
serving her last year as county
aperintendent of schools She made
preparation for her duties by wears
e study and teaching. and is gener-
lily acknowledged to be one of the
hest superintendent the county has
had. Because Harvey Rudd. a pio.
Ger farmer of north Hand county,
WAS selected by his neighbors as the
majority candidate for county COM
missioner, after he had lived and la.
bored among them for thirty years.
can certainly be- no disrespect to
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

! am offering my city property for
sale or trade. 100 TT frontage. House
on corner lot. 6 rooms, in good con.
dition. with bedrooms. closet. cleo
trio lighted, city water and barn.
with room for six head Of horses.
at to shed. Only one block east of
opera house. best location in city.
If interested call at P. j. Welr's
office, Miller. S. ID.
JAMES JENSEN. Owner.
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Bank Deposits

South Dakota citizens have $780,
600. 900 deposited in the banks of
this state, which is a tidy sum to
acquire. This is the official report,
and it must be correct. Now. then,
ladies and gentlemen" as the spell
binder wonld say--was this money
made in Canada. oe Los Angeles, CT
the Judith Basin?
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the "Rudd family" There is little
merit to such politics.

Royal C. Johnson. candidate for
congress in this, the End district.
will undoubtedly receive a hearty
endorsement from the republican
vooers of Hand county. He is a
Hyde county boy. although now
living in Aberdeen, and has many
personal friends in this section OF
the district. He has ably served
the state as Attorney General and
will not disappoint his constituents
as a member of congress.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

The Juvenile Bostonians appeared
at the Miller opera house Friday
night ia the musical comedy "Prin.
cess Chic" Thew were greeted by 9
large and enthusiastic audience anc
especially popular were the come
dams, Dixie White. as a Soldier Of
Fortune" and Patsy Henry as the
Dukes steward. This is a troupe
composed of eighteen young ladies
and their repertoire consists of sew
eral comic operas.
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Minority Republican Tickel

Senator-C. [, Starr
4 preventative Andrew A. 1hamp-
son
Sherif-James Kintigh
lreasurer-H. q. Wilson
REGISTERED. P. Cree
Supt. of Schools-Jessie Moncur
Coronor-S. r. Wallis
Com. End Dist w. A. Haverstock
Sd Dist.-Clarence Miller.
18th Dist.-Alex. Rowen
5.h Dist.-Rov Linn.
County JUSTICE. G. McCool
Constable r. M. Dunn
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

Mrs j. j. Struif returned Satur-
day evening from Pierre, where she
has been a patient for many weeks
at st. Mary's hospital. Mrs Strut
has had a long siege since her opera
ton and her manv friends will now
hope for speedy recovery.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Sturgeon
moved this week from the Coquil-
lette cottage to the Barnes house on
West End street w. S. Battersby
and family will occupy the house
just vacated by them.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

Will sacrifice if | can sell before
April Is. my property next X. I.
SPANS. one block west of high
school, Make me an offer. Address
Birger Olstad. Settler Alta. Canada.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

Voters who have changed their
residence from one ward to another,
or from one township to another,
since they registered. should notify
the county Auditor, so that their
name may appear on the list at
their proper voting place.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

Mr. and Mrs w. H. Halloween and
Mrs +. +. Waite entertained a num-
Der of their friends on Saturday
evening at the Waite hame on East
Third Street. The evening was spent
in various contests and games after
which the hostesses served a dainty
lunch.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

Mr. and Mrs Leon McWhorter
have moved from Elkton. this state.
to Alberta. Canada. where they have
filed on a homestead. They report
the mercury reaching So degrees
below at times during February.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

The annual conservation congress
of South Dakota, is in session three
DAYS this week at Sioux Falls, All
branches of conservation and devel-
opment of the state resources will
be given hearings at these meetings.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

All copy for publication in the
Piess must reach this office by noon
on Wednesday. Those who have
business with the Press please bear
this in mind.
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To Outside Subscribers

A pencil mark across this paragraph is
notice that your subscription has expired
We would be pleased to continue the paper
TO your address upon receipt of 81. II not
promptly received we infer that you do not
want the paper any longer. and IL is stopped.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

For RENT:-A well improved 400
acre farm, a miles from Miller. 700
acres under cultivation, good artes-
ian well. Inquire at First National
Bank
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

Fifty Thousand Dollars 70 Loan
We have fifty thousand dollars ID
loan on Hand county real estate at a
low rate of interest. Be sure to see
us before renewing your old ,oan or
making a new one.
Bushfield Il Bushtield.
Miller.S. ID.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

j, B. Ross and family moved Tues
day to their ranch in Buffalo county.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Scharff. of st.
Law renee, went with them and will
work this year for Mr. Ross.
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For Sheriff

| hereby announce myself a ca ndi-
date for nomination for sheriff of
Hand county subject to the rcpubli-
can primaries of Hand county.
Its HENRY ERB.
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Additional Local

The ladies of the Catholic church
will serve supper on St. Patrick's
night, March 18th. Get ready for
the big spread. Tell your friends.
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For Register Of Deeds

am all independent candidate for
Register of Deeds. subject to the
viii of Republican voters at primary
March "a, 1914. w. L. Burke.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

You can't beat these Frick Witt.
mann's Horehound and Honey Men.
tholated Cough Drops. Sold every
where, SC. 1lt4
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For Sup't of Schools

| herebv announce myself a can
didate for the office of county su-
p~erintendent of schools. subject to
the will of the Republican primaries.
1874 Jes lie Moncur.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

Mr. and Mrs Chss. Williams, Of St.
Lawrence, wer in Miller Monday
evenining and attended THE
Man of Her Choice presented by
the Robbins company.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

c. l.. Ostrander made a business
trip to points in Minnesota last
week. Before returning he will
visit at the home of his parents in
Iowa.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-03-05

For RENT.-4S0 in Glendale twp,
N. ) and S. w. / of Sec. a. l6O under
cultivation, 320 grass land Inquire
at First National Bank