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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-11-26
WHITE OAK CHIPS
Picked Up During the Week by
Our WideaNake Scribe.

White Oak, November %: Mr. G
K Eaddy and daughter, Miss Alice,
attended the exhibition of the girls
canning clubs and the organization
of school trustees and teachers of
Williamsburg county at Kingstree
Saturday.
A fruit supper was very much en-
joyed by the young folk Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
] A Griffin. Several social games
and plays were engaged in, and ev-
eryone present seemed to enjoy be-
ing there. Excellent music was ap-
propriately rendered by Messrs
James and Jeff Matthews on the
violin and the banjo, respectively.
Among the White Oakites who
visited Kingstree last week were:
Mrs A R Eaddy and daughters,
Misses Opal and Cecil, Messrs E De-
witt, G w Ward. ] P Christmas, w
E Flowers and ] P Sauls.
We had the pleasure (?) of few
hours of real winter time last Friday
when the snow was falling thick and
fast, sitting around the fre-side
roasting potatoes and could have
been lots better satisfied if we had
had big, fat 'possum to go with the
potatoes.
DR. W j Haselden of Cades was
here Monday on professional busi-
ness.
Mr. j Walter McElveen went to
Kingstree Monday on business.
We are indeed glad to report that
the sick in this vicinity, with the
exception of Mrs w D Eaddy, who
is very i'll at present, are all improv-
ing and are looking forward to a
pleasant Thanksgiving.
Hon ] ] M Graham, of Cades vi
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Ai,nweIl School Notes.

Cades, November 24:-The Aim
we'll school opened Monday, Novem-
Der 8, with Miss Olive Smith as
teacher. The enrolment the first
: week was only nine pupils. Since
then it has increased to twenty.
Judging from the hearty cooper
! alton already shown between the
home and the school, there is reason
to believe that our school is on a
plane that will be uplifted in the
near future.
We now have a special school dis
trict, and before another school
term we anticipate having a new
building, with all the modern equip
ments.
Friday, November 8, was observ-
ed as cleanup" day. Those who
participated put forth every effort
for the improvement of the general
condition of the school-grounds and
building.
The Superintendent of Education
has not visited US yet, but we are ex-
pecting him most any day.
BEGINNER.
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Five members of crew of life
savers were drowned Monday night
trying to reach the Hanalei, a steam
schooner, wrecked off the coast of
San Francisco. 1t is feared that
the ship and her crew and So pas
sengers are doomed.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-11-26
How To Give Quinlne To Children.

FEBRILINEi Is the trademark name given to an
improved Quinine. Itis Tastcless Syrup, pleas
ant to take and does not disturb the stomach.
Children take 1t and never know It Is Quinine.
Also especially adapted to adults who cannot
take ordinary Qunine. Does not nauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing In the head. Try
Il the next time you need Outline for any pur-
pose. Ask for 2-ounce original package. The
name FEBRILINE Is blown In bottle. IS cents.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-11-26

Many men feel if they were paid
for what they know they would get
larger salaries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

Somatpes. - ginbeimii9e So
Bps per Blu.
Rarptten. 15-2Oc p,
Subenb.
Rotbe RHben.-G inbeiiniIde
2O-25c per DuBenb 8iinbel.
Spinat. = @inbeimiider 90
Toe per BbI.
Qanbprobutte.
5eu.-N no. l 5imotbp $19.5o-
21. 90, Gtdnbarb 5imot6b $18.5O-
1000, Tp. 2 5imotbb $17.5O-19.Oo,
yap. 8 DO. $15.50-17.O0. alee. go. /
gemifdter 1880 - 1880, 10. 2
$14.50-16.50, Ro. / alee $500
14.0O. 20. 2 $10.00-12.0O per son.
ne. alfalfa $12.00-20.00 per Sonne.
DR. Il bIenfutter IN ftetig. aleie
$21.50-22.W, WibOlins grobe 1928
$3.50. DO. FINES $27.OO-27.5 80,
gemii6tss iutter $22.00-23.50.
GGmereien. - Wartt fetig.
Rlseiamen $6.00-7.00 auf benz De.
leiis unb $7.00-8.20 per 8u. bonn
Siors. 9imotbp $1.5O-2.O0 auf benz
Geleife unb $2.25-2.65 per gu. BON
Gtore. Buhpei5en $1.30, Jlabss
iamen $1.40 PER 8u. DOM Stors.
Derfhi.benes.
Oete.--Wartt itstis. 2ein6i TO.
tes 55e per @aIons IN partien BON
Bbl. Geiohtes 1c mebr. SO. l
2arb0l 62e: Cotton Seeb Sel raffis
nirtes SIC per gauon.. 9erpentin sac
per 9aIIpne in partien DON Is
Barrels. PETROLEUM, Ohio Carbon
120 Grab 9ae, Do. $50 Grab 10ac.
Seabliqbt 175 Grab 12c, Gropn
Gafolin zoe, Nap6ta 16e per 9allone
In partien BON Is gbIs.
Gala.-Ttr Nortt III rubis. Sbio
Riper $1.20, Wi6ignn nnb @tron
$1.14 per Bbf. bon 280 plumb.
5afg ftettg. - prima 9th 6s-
SIC, DO. Gountrb 53-6c per pfuno.
aobIen.-Wurtt ruhig. Cough
bioabenp $3.5O-3.75, Rub unb Glad
1925, adnaipba StIdtobl.n $3.50
3.75. RuB unb Glad $2.25 - 2.35
per 9onne dbasIi,f.rt. Raudlofe
Stiidtohlen $4.75c, Qntbrdcite SITS
per 1onne abssIisfert. Cote foftet
$6.00-6.50 per Sorne abeelieTert.
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Wiebmdrfte.
Ginctnnati, ID. Suli.

3ufuBr uno 8erinnbt p1breno Der
bergangenen "a Stunben, perglider
nit benz porbsrsebenben Gage. ma
rem uie fOIst:
3ufubr. GRinbb. S6peine. S6afe
13. Suli 1881 4215 4519
IA. Suli :. 1876 2069 $3.50
8erianbt pdbrsnb bisfer !3sii:
RinbD. Sdwcine. S6afe.
10. Suli :. 1872 TAO 1922
IA. Suli e83 2O91 2757
RiHbptsb. = Die 3ufubr mar
mdbis uno Der Wartt itetis Bis fart.
II Wildtiibe rpuren itetig.
Wittlsre unb i6pere Gtiere SITE
-9.25, O6ien 81. Slsts
iasr : Stiere $5.5O-8.00, aussrlss
iene Bis Grtra $8.15-8.50, Seifers
$4.75-7.75, uuserIeiene Bis Grtra
$.00-8.60; Siibe $3.OO-5.75, aus.
e~rleiene bis grtra $5.85-6.5O, Gam
ners $3.00-4.00, Cutters $4.25-
5.25. StOdsrs unb Nseoers $3.50
7.50. Stot Seifers $5.50-6.5O,
StOd : &iibe $4.25-5.25.
guIleu.-gei nur mdBigsr GU
fuRr tparen bic preiie Itetig bis etfpus
b0ber.
Wsassre unb Iei6te $4,75-5.50,
Bologna $5.60-6.15, Grtra $6.25,
fetts 8ulIen $6.25-6.50.
aGIber.-9ie 3ufubr mar ni6t
Defenders unb Der Martt tart uno
UNI $500 b0ber.
Srbindre unb grObe $500,
fair biz quite lei6te $7.75-10.25,
Grtra $10.50-10.75.
d. Die 9ufubr BON
Sdtpeinen mar beute gering, ba absr
in ben fpeitlihsn Wdrtteu bic pretie
I'm 5-10c teruntergin9en, 70 blieben
bic preiIe itstig.
Cute Bis auserlefene 8erpudungss
unb Sleii6sriortsn $9.05-9.10, Or.
binGre Big auserlsisns Ifpere fette
SGue $6.00-8.15, Grtra $500,
Staas $5.00-7.00, lsi6te 9srianOts
forten $8.90-9.10, 5ertel Don no
pfunb unb psnieer $7.50-8.65.
S6afeunb 6 d En-. Die
3ufubr mar beute 3ismli4 grob.
Sdafe tparen itetig, 2Gmmer aber fies
ZEN UNI Toe.
S6dfe.-Grtra leihte $4.75, CUTE
big auserleIsns $4.35-4.65, prbindre
big fair $2.75-4.25, ifJpere S6afe
$3.5O-4.o0; 2dmmer S6.00-9.25.
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81. Stsauns Der Sraa.

Ser 0crtb ser 5rau uno ibre Get
Itung merocn belite in ettem 5uneb'
member Rabe na6 Dem gemeiien,
mas lie fir anoere beoeitet uno iulc
lie Die ibr BON Der 9eiammtbett &C.
iteaten gluigaben erfiilt. Nod liegt
cine germertbang Der Sraientrait ct
rpa sur Salfte i'm Semi 5lir Salttc
aui Dem slrbeitsmortt, Dem CO lino
unaef1br 81 Miaionen 6ralet
in Oeutf6lanb in Der Saustuirthi4aft
uno in Der 6arniIie tbdtig nno 9.49
Weiaipncn bauptberufIi6 aui Dem
grbeitsmorft. Die gutpidlung neigt
absr su elmer fortihreitenben gu
nabme Der lpelblifen griperbstbdilg'
teit.
@ic lid Die Srauenarbeit aui bic
perf,ie6enen 8ebiete uertbeilt uno III
RE 9oltspirtbtaft einglieoert, oas
3eiat ms Or. 8crtrub 9durer III
ibrem @erf Die 6rau IN Solfs.
lpirttiha1t uno Staatsleoen Der @e'
aenpart" Der oils %fiiriter 9anb Der
pom q. 9ampreft uno Sans j. Sell
mott berausgegebenen Serie D0as
@eltbiIo Der @egenaport" in Der
1eutifen @erIassanitaIt eritieltn
1T. gIs critics unb bollptinhltdeS
G~rbeitsgebiet miro oas bisber bel ben
0arIteaungeu bes mooernen 6rauen-
Iebens meiitens itnrf IN Den Sinter.
arirno ~aeor1nste @ebict Der SGls'
frau unS Mrtter enter 9etrad)tuna
u~nter5ooen unb Der SauSirauenberuf
in ierlem Snbalt uno in ieiner BE-
oelstuug I'M 8olfsleben eriuBt.
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1896, EXTRA fbort clear Getten 134-
13hc, Sdnltern 1%24--12ac unb Bel
lies 154-15sc lofe unb 4c per pfb.
msbr berpadt.
Suaai gurto TIeif4. =
Ghinfen 18--181c, pienie S9ultern
Breaffeft Bacon 1920,
G&uItern 121-13e, Rem Uori Gut
|Ghultern 125-13e. trodene Beef
Gdinfen 28-30e.
GiBatp6teftes HIeifh.-
Shinfen 14--14ac, pienio Sfultern
11-114c, Bellies 15-16c, S4ultsrn
lille, Nep Dorf Gut 11--11ae.
grif1es bfeif9. Shin.
len 1ah-14e, gisniete 8uIt.rn iOa
S9ultsrn 10i--11e. fhort
Rippenfeitsn 11-11At, fbort clear
|Gtitsn 11--115c. eriru fhort Seiten
10a-114c Bellies 13A-15ac pro
|pfunb.
WebI unb 9etreibe.
WebI. - Winter patsnt $4.15-
4.40, Dinisr Janeb $3.SO-4.05. 30.
Samilp $3.10-3.40, @rtra $3.50 -
800. oroindrss $2.65-2.85. garter
gSeisen pattnt $4.50-4.s5, DO. tanep
$~3.s5--4.25. DO. Samilp $3.50-3.75.
Noggeninebl. noropsitlidees ssntlttts
1913 - $50, reines ettp $3.50 =
4.10, ssmiidiss $3.So-4.00 per g6I.
msi,eu mo , yothey Wfnfsy
10 o. 90. . 20 10. ma
ro,h.r 7e-7a,
m.fgh'"x mo ,.;s.s
az oo ym - ~ oopn
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Don't Welomarrt.
gineinnatt "a. auli 1914.

Dlt gitnotion bat iid i'm bieiisen 0slb
usarit nl4t p~erdnbert. Die Wa4frase mad
1afitDtn Gar mi xnbebeutsHb unb @e(6
VI stnie. SIR Garleben ION cal" lpnroeu
pom bsa Danfen ~ - AZ bere@net unb
0tt4atepaplsre tpurben 5u S--s% bisfons
trt Die Uaffer pla5iren Darisbeu on
sa1s ~ sK4-tK% unb auf 8sit Az Is.
iasAfn sAs Rsis Dor,
entosn ~ Bart bwiiden ganisn perfauit.
PIE gountsrrsss bstraot soc pramie per
t1o1n ~
&gsAfd anf Qnssya
itne rats. Die iOIssnben luotirunssn
Tub W beridteH:
tenoon, Bxage Si&t, &.S8-4s8H per
q 20 1age Stdt, s4.Sg - 4.s7h Der 9;
gatis. fass sidi, bil Cranes per s1ss;
90 1afs Gidt, t18 france PER s1so; far
Deuil4lanS. 4 Sass ei9t, 4 Nari s6N.
b: 90 fase Si4t s4xc.
Iothinsitarp Dtas aaf eonboa lpurben
~ s4-s5. auf GLASGOW ,u s4.s44 uub aui
Utlfaft 81 t.SsK periauft
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9asltGer msrftberidBt.
gtneinnati, 13. SuIi.

10, JUL.
Dk na&foIgenben AuOtirunsen be,
siebeu fiG nur auf Gusrob /. 9rans.
.|afiionen. Bel iletneren gefHafter
perbsn eipas b0ttre prsife bers9nst.
prbfftonen.
Der Morft mar rubis. prsii. f,iis.
q &mal !. priml STEAM
9.95-10.05e (. o. b.
9rodtnasfaI3tnss Slsifd.
Sbort clear Geiisn 12a-13e, fbori
RippenJeiten 12a--12ae. extra ibort
elear Stiten 1911 - 12he, GdJulisrn
114--11ae, Htlies 14--144c luIe
unb Ae mebr berpadt.
Short clear Gsiien
1a2--l4s, sur5s Rippsnisitsn 13i -
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Gluk'Rahribten.
d. Is. SuIi 1914.

IND q, 10. JUL 1914
I'm gincinuutisr 9iitritt pirb Der
Slub ttrpos ftsisen. 9eitern abeno
bate berIelbe Bel bisfiser Staot einsn
DdFerftano bon III Sub.
Die folgenbsn Tepsihen trufsn
pdbrenb bss geitrigsn Cages bier elm;
pittsburs, pa.-6 Sup, i%tatlonar.
Wbssling, W. 8d.-S.3 GuB u. fdlt.
gartersburg, SO. gu.-2.8. itationGr.
aanapba Sails, W.9a.-6 3oa, fGat
G6arleitpn, %. 9a.-7 Sub.
gcrtsoutb, S.-3.7 uno fdut.
G~uuispiae, ap.-8.4 SUB unb fdat.
epunspias, Snb.-4.3 SUB uno fdlt.
Raibpiae, 5enu.-7 Sub, itationdr.
CHATTANOOGA, 5enn.-3.8 uno fGat.
Cairo, Sa.-184 SUB uno tdat.
Nsmpbis, 5snu.-13.2 nno iteist.
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Gbtcago. IA. Suli.

S6nsine. -3ufu6r 10000. Murtt
ftstiq. aeitte $8.60-9.00, eemiiQte
$s.5O-9.00, ihtpsrs $4,000,
raube $s.35-8.45, Ssrts! $8-9.
Rinbpie6.-3uiubr 1000. Rartt
ftetia. geepss S7.70-10, Stiere
S6.40-8.35, Stpdsrs uno 5esbsrs
5.75-8.1O, &iibe unb 6eifsrs $3.50
-9.15, aGlber S7.50-11.
S6afe.-3ufuhr $4,000. Wtartt
itetiq. Sdafe $5.30-6.20; SGbrlinss
S5.S5-7.35; 2Gmmer S6.40-9.20.
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0tI0, gOnss nab saHsn IN VIEW Mart.

w." o""SD NV Vuntu w NtW Uurt.
Utls .on eal' Duros sa 3K-sk% ass.
oeIitbeu.
Brima @si8dftspapisrs purben ju az
ks b~isfoattyf.
Sterltna Gr@augs IN fetig. -
Oiht Az e4.s7h uHo Commercial Nv s4.e4Z
-4.s6l6.
SuHsc ObttgationsH parsn
,fstig une ipursen Sis folet slotirt:
yer. Staten @efuHbirxng 81 - SO,
ssb.. - resiftrirts 109K-f1oK seb., Coz.
sons l1e-l11K, So rsgiitrirts 101 = 100.
eoupsns 1e1 - lsa, 8anama Mssiitersb
w soA ast.. DO. gonSon IS. 1s0--102.
uttte nmarft.- anfangS mar Der
NRarft lhpad uHo bic Yreilt hatten ~ lei.
Cen. Rem 3auen murbe Defenders fta ri
psttauft. bed ipurben audi bic anberen gi.
l~sneabn'Witien in W~itleibsnidaft seiossn.
Ssafsr erhoIts iib Der Warit pie6er uub
ldIo b 5u preffsn, bic In pielen Gilsn etpas
aotr osnsn BON geitsrn itanbtn.
giftHbahn . aiiisn.
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Die lIinfiB, I'M bic iaeu gftoringbouls
bsIitien ih heuie auf e4,S92. $50.
asiaf.e sfuritsttn.
Nn Der Sorts warren bic 0eiddfe bsute
fau unb bic Yrtiis gsoriidi. Bsrtauft
pnrofn:
SIN Der carte:
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MetaasN tarft.
Sem Wprf. ID.

Rep gorf, IA. Suli.
2upFer.--Dlurtt flau gu $13.35-
1875; electrpIptic $13.75-13.S7
9ate nominel. Cuttings 1882.
.3inn III unssr.seIt gu $31.50-32.
GntimOnp If fIan. Gootion's $7.12
-7.25.
8lei IN flau gu $3.85-3.95.
@psItsr III ruhis aa $4.s5-5.05.
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O rpeerteS.
Raffee.- War,t ruhia. o

Suder. pret1e IND feftg- -
Raffinirter Gut aoaf 5.75c. popbsrso
4.95c, Cubes 5.1oc, sranulirter 4.85c,
gcnfsetionsrs ~" 4.75c, off ~"
4.50t. tpsiber EXTRA &c" 4.30c, extra
Is" Aloe.
RoIaffes III fetis.-R.u Or
leans Open a.ttl. 28-45c. Gentrifu.
gal 1920 per GaIIoue.
REFS. - Gouiiiand, Ganep 5tdb
I6a-7e. prina 5a-6te, orbinGrer 1t
Sc. Sapan 4a-4ie per pfunb.
Dafrp probufts
Butter. - Martt rubig, Drsiie
itetis. Dbol.miit Grtrd Bic, Gens
trali3eb Grtra 2SAe, GentralissbGirits
25-26e, DO. S.eonbs 20t-21ac,
Sanep DARN 19ac, padins Stod
18ae per pfuno.
&Gie. - Wartt itetis. Sbio 154c.
ROropeitlidsr 15a-16c, Rem gort
1876. S9peiaer 20c. DO. Bird 14Ac.
eimburssr 1876 per pfunb.
gter. - Marit itetis. - prima
friide 6iibnereter 19c. firfts 16ac. or
bindre fritz lac. ieconbs 12c per Dbo.
9eftu el.--3ufubr groB, Martt
piuig. - Sprinsers bon 1t pfunb
unb bariiber 24e, unter IA pfunb
1926, Sennsn 15e, 6dbne 9Ac.
5~rutbibnsr 10-14ie. gdlls Sc. iunse
gnten 12-16c, alts Gnt.n 10. Gdnle
Csc per pfunb.
OBJ un6 Gsmafe.
Sunse Qspfel.-garlp GAR
peft $1.25-2.00, Transparent S1.25
200 per 5amper.
n.-Utarft tpar tiefia.--
iancp WeFina $5.00-6.00, gaIifor.
mia $5.00-5.50 per Gifie.
Sranaen-Ulartt ruhig unb stss
tig. - California $2.75-3.25. Tloris
ba %$3.00-3.50 per Rifle.
qnanas. -JIorioa $3.00-3.50
per Crate pon "a.
6eibelbetren. - $2.25-2.50
per Crate BON SO Quarts.
Std9eIbeeren. - $1.25 -
$3.50 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
Jobannisbeeren. - $2.75
800 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
@rombeeren - $2.00-2.25
per Crate DON "a Quarts.
m6eertn.-- Shpar3e $2.75
rotbs $4.00-4.50 per Crate
bon "a Dts.
WaffermeIoneu perben Su
1910 rs- 100 Slid ~pertaufi.
aartoffeln. Bonn Store
$4.50--4.B per Y6l. unb SLIGO
ITO per gu. auf benz 9eleiie.
t.--Warft ruhis. Ginbsis
$3.25-3.50 per Dbl.
3ptebtIn - GinbtimiiHe CRIME
per OuBenb unb $6.00--7.00
per gbl.
BIumtntobL. - $2.50-3.O0
per Dbl.
Crime Bpbnen. - Ginbeimis
I6e $2.00-2.25 per Blu.
grbfen. - Setlihe $2.00-2.25
per 9u. xse.tujj
0ustsn. Ginbeimii&e 35-
zoe per Dubeno. !
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Musmdrtise Mdrfte.
Rem gort, a.. Sui
Webl. Martt piaig.
R%oesenmebl.- Wartt rubig.
an ~ m


Roesenmebl.-Wartt rubig.
Waismebl.-Wlartt tubts.
Rossen.-Martt piIig. Ro. 2 tpeit,
lifer 66lc c. /. (. Rem gOrt Export,
Weiaen.-Martt idtpad. Reusr To
2 barter S54e unO neusr no. 2 rotber
85c Suit : Dstianbt c. /. +. Rsr
gort; go. / Rprtbsrn Duluth 9Sat
uHb go. l 0ortbsrn Wanitoba 97AC
(. o. b. ihtpimmsHo.
DeII6torn.-Martt i9pa6. go,
2 aeIbes 774e 6. /. (. BEL aniunft.
Saf.r.-Wtartt fatpGter. Stanb.
arb tpetber 44-443e. 10. 8 Ash
44e; fdncp s.btlitsr Deibsr 43A-
45ie.
Hu.-Wartt feit. SO. 8 S0-S5c
5opfen.-Wartt rubie.
5dute.-Wlartt itetis.
4sber.-Wurtt feit.
port.-Nar.t itetis. Sbort glea,
$20-21.50.
geef.-Warlt itetig.
S6maIs.- Wartt jtetiser. Wtoblc
Deit S1o.35-10.45; raffinirtss ite.
tis; COMPOUND ruhig.
salg.-War.t rubig.
Woas.-Warit itstig.
!Sars.-Wartt rubig. STRAINED ors
tindres Bis sutss $500.
Serpentin.-Wartt piais; Wtaains
Barrels 4Sfe.
Reis.-Wartt itstig.
MtplaHes.--Martt flau.
3uder.-Robtr ftstis. WolaFss g.
&c; Centrifugal 3.32c. Ruffinir!er
itetig.
G6ieasp, IA. SuIi.
Wsiasn.-5ir SuIi 76s-77sc, an
S6lub 1910; fir September 76t -
77se, am S6IuB 765e.
DeGttorn,-Giir SuIi 6s3-69sc.
am Sdlub $3.50; fir Septembsr 664
-67ac, ON StluB 664c.
5afer.-5Ir Suli 36a-37ac, am
36sc; iiir September 34A -
am S6luB 343c.
Rosgen.-RO 2 nsuer 500.
9eriie 48-56c.
9imotbp $4.0O-5.25.
aleeSaamsn $11-13.
BORT $22.SO. = Sir SuIi $22.S0;
fir Septsmbsr $20.87-20.95, am
Sdlub $20.95.
S6mal5 $10.27. = 5iir SRli $10.s
25-10.27, am SdluB $10.27; fir
September $10.37-10.40, amSdlub
S10.40.
RippenItiten. 5iir Suli $11.97;
Stptpmber $11.92-11.95. am
$11.92.
81 ttsr.-prsiis bDher. Creamery
201-26ae.
eier. grsiTe b5ber. Orbinurb
iirits 174-1sc, iirits l8A-1ele.
adrtoffsln. - qreiie nieoriser. ars
unb Oklahoma $1.40-1.60;
Sninois, aanias unbWiHouri, Sbios
S1.O0-1.25; 0irsinia In GGFern
3.75A.00.
gefIiigsl. = 9tbenoes b0ber. Sibs
TER 14ae, Sprinssrs 1S-21e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

8ertauft fpurben 528 gbls. Die
Filters iyiniibep GOODS auf Der 1afis
bon $1.35 per GdIIone.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-05

Buy a meerschaum pipe at Burford's and treat yourself to a satisfying smoke after dinner. 2-16.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-05

eargalno on typewrtters. See W II. Case.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-05

FOUND-Watch and fob. Inquire at Empire office. 5.2-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-05
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
 Yesterdays Scores:

At Los Angeles-Los Angeles, 6; Ven
 ice, 1.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE. Yesterday's Scores:

At New York-New York, s; Washing
 ton, 2. At Cleveland-Detroit, g; Cleveland, [. At Philadelphia-Boston, g; Philadel-
 phia, l. At St. Louis-St. Louis, 1; Chicago, O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-05
FEDERAL LEAGUE. Yesterdays Scores:

At anapolis-Indianap napolis-Brook-
 lyn game postponed; rain. At Chicago-Chicago, 4; Buffalo, O, At St. Louis-Baltimore, 8; St. Louis,
 0. At Kansas City-Kansas City, 6; Pitts, burgh, 5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-05
CHS IS THE DAY OF EFFICIENCY,

It is only the efficient man or woman who is wanted Our actions and the quality of our work depend altogether upon our health. In order to be 1009o efficient you must have 1OO2o health
 Have you? Let us help you. The Great Home Remedy-"Succus Herb al" made from pure selected herbs and roots-will improve your health, purify your blood and drive away that tired feeling, which comes with the spring. Made only by JUNEAU DRUG CO.,, phone 250. 4-2S-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-05
ST. GEORGE HOUSE.

Everything new Good light and well ventilated rooms. Baths, electric light. Good board.
 Reasonable rates by the day, week or month. f-ls-ti
 MRS. A. E. uOULIHAN.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-05

Have you seen the latest sofa pill low designs? Stamped on a superior quality of linen.-Mrs. Albert Berry, The Vogue Shop, opp. Orpheum.
 Tues, Thurs, Sat
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterdays Scores:

At New York-New York, 4; Brook
 lyn, 8. At tCncinnati-Cincinnati-Pitsburgh
 game postponed; rain. At Boston-Boston, 10; Philadelphia,
 '. At Chicago-St. Louis, 6; Chicago, 1.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-05-05
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
 Yesterdays Scores:

At Seatle-Seattle, II; Victoria, z. At Tacoma-Spokane, 3; Tacoma, 2. At Portland-Vancouver 1; Portland
 O
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-01-02

The farmer did not get the money.
1t may be that some of the farmers
living near the large cities who. sold
their eggs to the consumer direct, but
in the community where farm, the
peidler who bought our eggs never
paid us more than 20 cents per doz-
en- and from such Investigations as
have been able to make, believe %
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-01-02
Whose OK Is eored.

should be taken with a grain of salt.
Whose OK Is Gored.
If patriotism and justice were the
motives that actuated the investiga-
lions and resolutions which the hen
has been subjected to on account of
the high price of eggs, why is it the
low price of eggs has never received
the attention of these public spirited
citizens? Should not farm housewife
feel as deeply outraged when she is
compelled to pay a L4gn price?- Is it
not question of whose OK is gored?
1t would be interesting to konw
when and where the hen entered into
an agreement with the consumer to
furnish eggs on demand at prices
fixed by the city housewife. Can any
one produce the document? Whey
should she be arranged before the
highest tribunal in the land and hui
inflated by inquisitorial proceedings
and her conduct subjected to review
by mere consumers whose knowledge
of the poultry business has been &C
quired at the breakfast table?
During all this Juror the hen has
stood upon her constitutional rights,
cackling merrily as she laid fifty bill
lion eggs per day and producing
wealth approxmating more than a
half billion dollars per annum. The
farm value of the poultry products
produced per annum in the United
States is equal to the annual gold
production of the world. The yearly
egg production alone is double the
| value of the annual petroleum sup
ply of the nation and is equal to the
value Of the iron ore production OF
the United States. go
The Hen Not at Fault.
There are many causes which have
contributed towards sending the cy
clone of high prices raging through
| the market places, but in my opin
| ion they are largely artificial and
am sure did not originate in the poul
try yard.
The pure food laws has forced
large quantities of ancient stock, US
ually available in emergencies, to BIZ
| dumped. The Italian hand of the spec
ulator casts its shadow over the
wreckage and our faulty system o.
distribution has snapped in its weak
places. All these forces of trade
have combined to bring about rio
| in the market places, but the hen has
entered no. conspiracy against thu
consumer AS rule she has beer
doing her duty. Perhaps she ma.
have hesitated to perform the full
service allotted her by civilization, al
we all sometimes do, but she has beer
on the job all the time and no cour
can sentence her to lay more eggs o
fix a price for her product.
Where The Farmer Fails.
Our reckless system of distribution
Unjust stand the brunt. of the blam
for loss to the producer, but Their
are other causes wholly within tn
control of the producer. BY prope
housing and balancing the rations Q
the hen, the egg producing seaso
can be more evenly distribute
Throughout the entire year, and i tn
Importance of using cold storag
plants minimized The egg crop
one of the very few harvests that ca
be made to extend throughout the e.
tire year. Science and enterpris
should follow closely in the wake {
the receding stream of swollen price
and strengthen the weak places whic
have developed under the strain.
oh, You MiddIeman!
The farmer did not get the none.
1t may be that some of the farmer
living near the large cities who sol
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-01-02
BEST COUGH MEDICINE
FOR THE CHILDREN

81 am very glad to say a few words
in praise of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy" writes Mrs. Ida Dewey,
Milwaukee, Wis. 81 have used it for
years for my children and myself
and it never fails to relieve and cure
a cough or a cold No family with
children should be without it as il
gives almost immediate relief in
cases of Group" Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is pleasant to take, which is
of great importance when medicine
must be given to youn children
For sale by all dealers. -(adv)
(Jan)