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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS CATERER.

Warren Jackson arrived here Satur-
day from Minneapolis to spend several
weeks with his father and sisters.
Josiah Lanyon returned Monday
from Pittsburg, Kan. ..,....,
Mrs. John Davies has returned from
Waukesha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spratler and chill
dren arrived here last Thursday and
are living in the John Truan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osee Morgan of OAR
lington were over Sunday visitors at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. w. j.
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Fielder and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Martin motored to Madi-
son on business last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Williams, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Watkins and Miss
Nellie Dale of Edmund motored here
last week to visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bray and to attend the
Congregational church bazaar which
was held here last Thursday.
Mrs. Art Poole enjoyed a visit from
her mother, Mrs. Morrit, of Darlington
the fore part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard j. Evans and
daughters Reba, Blanche, and Janice
and son Laverne autoed here from
Dodgeville Sunday and visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Milton Evans.
Mrs. Philip Weidenfeller and sister
Miss Mary Dresen were visitors at
Dodgeville last Thursday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Weiskircher.
Mrs. Thomas Splinter returned to her
home at Telegraph, Iowa, last week
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10
WHEN IS A CHIlD?"
A PUzzLING QUESTION
Adult University Students Claim
They Are ''ChiIdren.

Omaha. Neb.-When is a child? The
question has been put up to the Omaha
city commission. the street railway
company and the teachers in Creighton
university. and 1t has not been solved
A city ordinance provides that the
street railway. company shall sell at
certain reduced rates tickets good for
the transportation of children attend
ing school"
Several days ago party Of Cretgn
ton university students boarded car
and rendered the conductor the re-
duced rate tickets, The conductor re-
fused to accept them, and the young
men refused to either pay the full rate
or get off
Later a committee OF the students
called on the street railway officials
and another committee went to see the
city commissioners and then to City
Attorney Rine =.
Nonsense. boys. said Rine You
are not children
When is child. anyway one OF
them demanded.
'I'll show you" answered Rine. pick
ing up dictionary Then ne read
aloud
''Child-A son or a daughter; male or
female descendant in the first degree:
the immediate progeny OF human par
ents'
Certainly we Creightonians are ali
sons. descendants III the first degree
and the Immediate progeny OF human
parents, the spokesman argued
Rine read On a little further:
"A young person OF either sex. one VINO
exhibits the characteristics OF a young
person. as OF knowledge
Mr.. Rine thought 1t might be posi-
ble to consider university boys In this
category. But he looked further and
found this definitions:
One who by character or practice.
shows signs of relationship to or Of the
influence of another. as a disciple OF a
teacher, as child of God. a child OF
the devil child of toll.
I'VE come under every one Of those
definitions.' argued the twenty-eight
year-old six foot child at the head OF
the committee.
And City Attorney Rine had to nc
knowledge that be was right
But the ordinance says these re
duced fare tickets are good for chill
dren only" the lawyer reminded them
"And If we are not children. then
the dictionary is wrong" quoted the
six foot child as he Dulle6 OUT a plug
and bit off big chew.
And so the case stands.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10

Tuesday, after visit with her brother
Henry Brandt and other relatives.
Hugo Weidenfeller and sister Miss
Agnes visited at Highland Saturday
and Sunday at the home of their aunt
Mrs. William Weidenfeller.
Mrs. w. FL. Blewett is visiting he1
daughter Mrs. Lester Kelley at Dodge
vile.
Mrs. George Prideaux left Monday
for visit in Milwaukee and Edgerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Opie left Monday
for a business and pleasure trip to
Milwaukee.
j. j. Fielder was business caller at
Platteville Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Reilly,
Willow Springs Nov "a, a daughter.
VIM. Fader of Livingston called on
relatives and friends here Saturday.
Joseph Collins of Monroe was bus
mess caller here the fore part of this
week; the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Metz.
Mrs. Charles Cox returned home on
Monday from a visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. S. S. Wilson at Livingston.
Mrs. William Reese, Mrs. Charles
Cox, Mrs. T. A. Metcalf, Mrs. William
Prideaux and Carl Metcalf were here
from Dodgeville last Thursday to at
tend the Co. Workers bazaar and to
visit with friends. 80
Mrs. Ann Perkins returned to her
home at Dodgeville Monday after a
several days visit here with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Wallace Martin.
Mrs F. G. Ludden is enjoying few
days stay in the Cream City.
Nicholas GRADER is suffering from a
case of blood poisoning in his left hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lieder are spend
ing few days in Milwaukee.
Miss Jessie Prideaux is visiting DR..
and Mrs. Orville Treweek at Cassville.
j. w. Anderson went to Milwaukee
on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Noble, w.
Benson, and the Misses Grace and Lau-
ressa Allen went to Darlington Tuesday
to attend the fun eral of Mrs. r. Car
ruthers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10

Read the Want Advs. on page 8.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10
Hard for a Man to Believe.

Mrs. Cutler of Vancouver proved
by the registration of a pedometer
that she had covered 400 miles in a
month in walking about her kitchen
and living rooms while performing her
household duties.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10
Mans Hardest DUTY.

A mans best desires are always the
index and measure of his possibilities;
and the most difficult duty that man
is capable of doing is the duty that
above all he should do.-Charles H.
Brent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10
Names. Please.

There is nothing lovelier and sweet
er than an old lady willing to admit
her years, and nothing more ridicu-
lous and pathetic than one who enter
tains the delusion that clothes and
puffs and powder can shoe the years
away.-Toledo Blade
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10
INDICATED at Last.

The old-fashioned fellow who in
sisted that castor oil was far better
than the German drugs with the fancy
titles is now coming into his own.
The dissenters will have to agree with
him or go without, that's all.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10
Speed of HominQ Pigeons.

Homing pigeons in calm weather
can travel at a speed of 1000 yards
a minute. With brisk wind prevail
ing and blowing in the direction Of its
fight a pigeon has been known to
make 1900 yards minute.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10
Retires After so Years of Service.

HacKensack, N. Edwin Birely,
seventy, conductor on the Erie rail-
road, has retired after 80 years Of
service. Commuters presented him
with gold ticket punch as mark of
their esteem.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10
And They Get Them.

Enough bananas were imported into
the United States last year to furnish
peeling sufficient to give the people
100 slides per capita.-Exchange
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10
Speed Of Run Of Stream.

A stream runs most rapidly one
fifth of the depth below the surface
and its average speed is that of the
current two-fifths of the depth above
the bottom.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-12-10

FIRST MORTG AGE GOLD BONDS
earning per cent, without expens Q, in
denominations of $4,000. The small
investors opportunity.
See R. j. Penhallegon, Mineral Point.
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Ser @alb usa GrsRsS Berlin
70. asbIsr, asl. qreub. GOritmsis
fer q. ,.

Sn bieisu Saaen 1T Der 0ertrag
bousogen porben, burh Den Der
,3pedpsrbanb Gigentbimer elmer
Walbfldte bon runb 10000 6ettar
ober 10000 Worgsn pirb, Wenr
audi bic enosIltiss usbergubc erit gum
/. 4priI 1915 erfolgen ipq. 10 gebt
bob bic Yepirtbi4aituns, namentli&
bsaiiali6 oes SOIabiebss. i6On BON
/. Suli ab auf Re6uuns bes neuen
gsiBsrs, unb es biirfte nunmebr fir
i'm iih bic pi6tiae Trage erbeben.
pie ss nit Der Organization unb Sin.
riftuna oieIes aroben unb pihtisel
Jorites aebdlten tperoen ioQ.
Die ertporbenen NlG9en ldiIen il6
sunGtit nab ibrer geo9raphtihen 3as
&c in orsi ar0bere @ruppen alieoern:
/. Der S~preeforit. Der bic aus
rem a0nigl. S6erfDritereien 6 0pes
unb 9rinau (Dabms) abss'
tretenen @alSunssn in 9rDbe pOn
etlpu 1000 6ettur umfaBt unb sro-
bentbeils bon ben Dafsrfld6en unS
sadufen Der Sbsrise unb Sabms be.
riihrt pirb.
III. Der @runeDdIb ober s a.
pelforf Il. beftebsno aus runb 31oo
Settar bes alien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uno etpa 800 Settar Der ObsrfOritss
rel potsbam. aliO auiammsu pisper
fat 1000 6eissS sRtboltsln.
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Gluk'R

Dorusr It a g; 16. Suli 1914.
Obsrbalb Cincinnati fteigt Der JluB
langiam, bier absr mar berisIbe se.
tern nod ftutiondr, nit einsm Dais
ieritanb am abenb BON III SUB.
Die foIssneeH Depei4en trufen
rpd5rsnb bss seitrisen Cages bier elm;
pittsburg, pa.- SO SUB.
Wbeelig, u. 8a.-9 SUB uno Iteigt.
partersburg, 70. 8a.-2.6 uno fGlt.
aanapba Jaas, D8a.-1.6 Il. iteist.
GbarlsitOu, W. ga.-7.5 uno Itsist.
portsmOut6, S.-3.7, itationGr.
louisville, ap.-8.6 SUB uRb fteigt.
GpausoiIe, Snb.--4 Sub unb fGlt.
Raibpile, Ssnn.--7.6 SUB uHb iteist.
Chattanooga. Senn.-6.2 uno iteist.
Cairo, Su.-1S.2 SUB unb fdlt.
Msmpbis. 3euH.-13.3 Sub u. fteist.
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Motbe Miiben.- ginbeimiide
20-25e per Dubenb 8iinbel.
Spinat. = einbeimiider 60
75c Der BbI.
2anbprobutte.
5eu. - 30. / 9imotbb $1,000
21.O0, Gtanbarb 3imotbp 5000
1000, go. 2 9imot6p $18.OO-19.oO,
Ho. 3 bo. $16.00-17.0O. &lee: SO. /
semif1ter $16.50 - 1850, go. Q
$14.50-16.50. SO. l &lee $12.OO-
14.00, Ho. 2 $10.00-12.00 per Son.
ne. alfalfa $12.OO-2o.OO per Tonne.
WabIenfuttsr III ftetig. aIeie
$21. 50-22.00, MtObling grO6e $26
$3.50, bp. fsines $27. OO-27.5O,
semiidtes Gutter $22.00-23.5O.
Sdmereifn. - Wartt fteiig.
aleeiamen $6.00-7,00 auf benz @se
leiis unb $7.00-8.20 per gu. bonn
Store. 2imot6p $1.5O-2.OO auf benz
Geleiie unb $2.25-2.65 per 8u. BON
Store. @udpei3'n $1.30, Sla9ss
famen $1.40 per gu, pom StOre.
Derfdi.benes.
Oele.-Wartt itetis. aeinSi 70.
6es DOC per Galoue in partien DON
g6l. Geiodiss 1c mebr. Go. 1
2arb0l 62c; Cotton S.eo Del raft.
nirtes SIC per gauon.. Serpentin SAC
per @a1one In gartien DON Is
Barrels. petroleum, Obio Carbon
120 Grab 9Ae, Do. $50 Grab 10ae,
5eabIiobt 175 Grdb 12c, groDn
9aiolin zoe, Rapbta Ice per GulOne
in partien Don Is gbIs.
Gata.-Ter Martt III rubig. Obio
aRiDer $1.2O, Miaisan unb atrOu
$1.14 per 8bl. bon 280 pfunb.
9alg itetig. - prima 9th ca
&c. DO. GOuntrD Sc per pfunO.
3obIe n.-Wur.t ruhig. Dough,
bioabsup $3.50-3.75, Rub unb Glad
1925, aanatpba StiidiObl,n $3.50
3.75. Vub unb Glad 1928 - 2.35
per SoHne abo,Iisf.rt. Rauhloie
Stihtoblen $4.75t, Qntbractte $7.75
per 9onne abssIi.Tsrt. Cote toitet
$6.00-6.50 per aoRne abssIi.f.rt.
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@as Elm GrSbebeu peridlingt
Bon Siegfrie6 b. CUE

@enn es pirflid nod notbig &C..
lpeien mare, Die 8elt 6opon 3u iiber.
8ellgeu, Oab Ole StuOt Gan 6rancisco
aus Der 9tihc. in Die lie Dor nitnmebr
edit Sabrcn Oabiniouf, ME elm per.
iiingter 0b0nir erltouoen lit, 10 lit
Dies gei6ehen. uno 3par burh cine
@orieier. Die ole betbeiligtcu @eriihe-
ri,ngSqeieaidoiten aui Dem @eltolts
lteIlungsplobe abbielten. SnSgeiammt
limb BON ben @eieQidafteu runo
250 Wfiqtouen Collars ausgs-
5oblt woroen. 9tad bieien adt
SG6ren Itebt San Sruncisco berrlider
uno prdhtiger oa als Dor Der &ato.
itropbc, unb Gle r90nigiu oes @e-
tens ididt iid an, Die golter Der
erSe az Der srpBen @eItaasltcaaugA
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9dslider Marftberidt.
Gtneinnati rs. Su!i

Gineinnati 10. Su!i.
Die na9foIssnben luotirunsen be,
5iebtn fia nur auf Gnsrob . arans.
ottiontH. Bel ileinsrsu gef4aftsn
perbtn stpas b6bere preiie krsdHst.
prpifionsn.
Der morit mar rubis, prsiis ftstis.
g hmals 4. priml Gteam
9.95-10.05e (. o. b.
GrodenaefalSsnes 5Ieif&.
Sbort clear Gtiien 12a--13c. fbort
Rippsnisitsn 12s--12ae, extra ibort
clear Geitsn 12t - 21c, G4uItern
114-11fe, Bellies 14--144e lois
unb DC msbr perpadt.
Baeon.-Ghor clear Geiten
13a-l4c. tirae Ripp.nieitsn 13f -
1876. EXTRA fbort clear Ssiten 13f-
1916. Gdnltern 12f--12Ae unb Bel
lies 16t-15ae IOie unb Il per NH.
HfbS Rsrpadt-
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suaa1 GursbNIeff&

Guaat gureo GIeff4. -
Gdinfen 18-18Ie, pientc Sdultern
|12a-13e, Hreaffef Bacon 19-20c.
|G&ultern 121-13c, Wetp Worf Gut
|S&uItern 121-13e, trodene Beef
GAinfen 28-30c.
Sibaep5teftes TIetfh.-
Shinfen 14-14ac, pienic S6ultern
lille, Beetles 15-16c. Sdultsrn
Lille, Hep yOrt Gut 11-11ae.
grifhes Dleih - Sdtn.
fen 13a-14e, pisnicsS @ultern 10a
S6uliern 101-11e. fbort
RippsnTei.sn LILLE. fbort clear
.Gtitsn 11.-11se ertra fhort Ssiten
1o3--114e, Beetles 13A-15ac pro
pfunb.
MehI unb @etreibe.
We6f. - Winter patent $4.15-
4.4O, Winttr Jancp $3.S0-4.05, no.
Hamilb $3.10-3.40, grtra $3.50 =
3.05. orbindres $2.65-2.85. Sarter
Neissn patsnt $4.50-4.85, DO. fancp
$3.s5-4.25, bo.S amilp $3.50-3.75.
R~osssnmebL norbneftlihes semiidtes
1915 - $50, reines gitb $3.50 =
4.10. semiI6tss $3.S0-4.00 per Dbl.
Weisen. - SO. 2 rother Minter
1896, go. 3 DO. 1916, go. A
rotber 76--78c.
Welf9forn. = SO. l tpeibes
80-S0tc, SO. 2 DO. s0-803e. SO. 3
30. 79t--s0c, go. A DO. 79-79ac,
90. 8 DO. 793-79c, go. 6 DO. 77a-
78te; Ro1 unb go. 2 gelbss III
75c. SO. 3 to. 74--74ac, go. a DO.
731-74c. go. 5 DO. 73--74e, go. 6
DO. 72-73e.; go. l uu6 2 semiI6tes
74-74ac, go. 8 DO. 73A-74c. SO. a
bo. 73-73ac, go. 5 DO. 72a-73c,
SO. 6 DO. 71a-721e. Weibes aoIben.
Torn 76-77c, ssIbes DO. 76-T1.
5afer.-ytO. 2 peibsr 42-422c,
Stanbarb tpsiber 41a-42c. Ro. 3
psiber 409 4 No. a psiber 81
Acc, Ro. 2 ssmiitter 38l 1876, Ro.
8 DO. 37a-3ste, go. a DO. 1910.
Ro9gen.--Ro. 2 Gle. go. 8 DO.
$780,. Ho. 4 DO. 46-56c.
W5tstp.
e0rtauft tpurben 479 8bls. Die
Filters siiniikp @oobs auf Der BATS
BON $1.35 per GaIone.
Groceries.
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metau.Ntarft.
Rsp gort, Is. sui.

Rem gort, Is. Suti.
aupisr.-Wartt fIau gu $13.35-
1875; gleetrolptic $13.62-13.87.
Gate nOmiHsa. Cuttings $3.50
1852.
3inn 1T rubig gu $31.45-31.55.
Qntimonp if fIau. GoOtion's SIP
-7.26.
gIei 1T flau au $3.85-3.95.
Spsltsr 1T rubig gu S4.95-5.05.
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Ginetnast. Is. aaLi lslA.

N ben msiffen BON ben bieiisen Danfen
rualen bic Oefddfte beute iebr rubis nnb
Deb IN ~ niebriasn Yinsraten AZ ey>
laageu. CIR 3arleben ron CALI iunrbeH
0 ben Banfen 81 - "A bere4net uno
OeladftSpopiere ,puroen 5u 5-8% bjslou.
firt. Die Rdffer p~laSiren 9ariehea ON
caa- 81 81 4--tX% uno uui Belt su ~.
aHeafa suf Nsp gorf
Dnroen gu Bari tpiiden panlsn ~perfauft.
Die Gounterrsis bstrist soe grdmis per
t100u
0sAfd anf Qnfsya
ttnb pstis. = Die fOlssuoen luotirunssn
fab ~ beri@ten:
1onboHy Stage si6t. $4.SS-4ssK per
s; 80 1age Sidt, t4.sg = %.67H yer e;
yaris. . Tass Sidt. 5l4 Granes per SEQ
20 9ast Si4t, $40 Granes per 800; fir
Oeuildlsus. 4 9ase Gidt, 4 Nsrt 1A.
b.. 90 fage Gidt SAKE.
Documentary 8ils auf aonoo1 puroea
- e4.s5. auf Glassop ~ e4.s4H unb auf
Usifait So $4.S,K periaufL
gHnbts.r blisatisnsH.
rubis uno itstia Die sanien auoiiren
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@sN" - y ObAAs
gslb ON eal- wuroe Sa 3% aus.
seiieben.
9rini g.i&aftspapier. purosn ~ s4-
44& biSfonti-t.
Sterltna grdanae IN ffetie. -
ottt ~ $4.S7T uHb Commercial ~ $4.s4Z
-As6lS.
Sat'.I O>tt11.to1.1 parsn
lfeilis uHe iparssa uis fols! anptirt:
Ser. Staatsn RsiuRoiruHg 81 - 80,
seb.. ~ resiitrirte 109K-ll0X geb., Gov.
sons l1o-ll1H. 80 rsgiftrirts 1e1 - 10a.
eoupsHs lsl--1s2I 4, Banana Regiitsreb
s% so4 sst.. DO. gouSon 81. 1s0-1O2.
atttenmarft. - anfangs mar Der
Afartt itart, iDdter aber ging Der greisaufs
lHIag ptsosr Dsrloren Inb bic edlaBuo.
iiranssn erqabsn in ben msitsn JdI.n
hsint BerIuits.
Gtien6abn . qlftifu,
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GbieasO, 10. Suli.
Wei5en.-Jar Suli 774-7stc, am
SdluB 7Sst; fir September 77t-
TIC, am Sdlub 773c.
WeIihtorn.-Jiir SuIi 69a-694c,
am S6IuB 694c; fir September 664
|-67se, am SdluB SIZE.
Safer.-5ur SuIi 36s-36Ee, am
S9lub 1886; iir September 344 -
35te, am S6lub 35e.
Rosssn. -Ro. 2 oslo.
9erIte 49-57c.
simotbp $4.O0-5.25.
aleeiaaben Sob.
port $22.87. = Giir Suli $22.s7;
fir September $20.90-21.17, am
S6lub $21.12.
Sdmal3 $10.27. - Gir Suit $10.s
81; fir september $10.40-10,42.
am S9luB 5000.
RippsnIeiten $11.75-12.12. Sir
Suli $11.95-1202. an Sdlub $12.s
OF; fir Ssptember $11.9o-11.97,
am SdIuB $l1,95.
9utter.-Mortt un~perdnbsrt.
Gier.--prsiis niebrissr. Srbinurp
firits 17t-1Se; firits 1915.
8artoffsln. - prsiie nisbrissr. 81
!inois, aanias unb WiHouri Obips
75c-$1; 9%irsinia $3.5013.e5 per
Dbl.
0eflueel. - 2sbenbes b0bsr i'm
prsiis. Sibner loo, Sprinssrs 18-
21c per pfunb.
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Dn unids. I'm BITE ia.u g%f,oriaJ5ouie
bslieien lih beuie auf $4.5S3,0O0.
gsfal. etfnrifdfsn
Tie 0eihdfte waren bsute an Der Borie
eiwas febbaiieg unb bic prsiie feter. be-
ionotts Cine. Street gfp. gttisn. lie fof.
ssnetn Yeriauie itno ~ bsridteE:
eln Der gsrft:
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litdten tparsn in gutter Nadfrase unb
fart i'm preiIs, bic anberen aber lang
Jam unb ftetig. = Stoders iinb in
ettpas beFsrsr Qadfrase unb itetis.
quite Mil4tiibe finb in gegebr, an
bere flau.
Wiitlere unb i6pere Gtiere $7.75
$50, duserleIene bis EXTRA $685.
a.25, OdIen $2.75-6.50, Gleii4ers
Stiere $5.5O-8.O0, auserleieue Bis
ertra $8.10-8.50, 9sifers $4.75-
TIE, auserlefene Big Extra $685.
60, &iibe $3.00-5.85, auserleiene
$6.00-6.50, ganners $3.00-4.00.
Cutters $4.25-5.25, Stoders unO
Seebers $5.50-7.50, Stods 5eiiers
$5.25-6.25, StOd . &iibe $4.25-
5.25.
n.-gsi mdbiser 3ufu6r
uno gutter Nadfrage mar Der Wurtt
fart unb Die prsiIe itissen UNI 10
T25c.
Wassrs unb leidie $4.75-5.65,
Bologna $5.75-6.75, fetts gulen
$6.50-7.00.
&Glber.-Oie 3ufubr mar ni4t
grob uno Der Wartt tart unb I'm
25c b0ber.
Sroindre unb srobe $5.50-10.25,
fair Bis CUTE lsi&te $7.75-1O.5O,
grtra $10.75.
g 9peine.-Qu8 beute mar bic
3ufubr pieoer gering, bod mar Der
Wurtt itnpa6 unb bic Preiie fielen
nm 5c. 2eidte 9eriunotiorten uno
5ertsl aber bliebsn itetig.
Cute Big auserleiene @erpatungsz
unb Slsti4erIorten $9.00-9.05, Or
bindrs Bis ausereisne i4pere fette
SGue $6.00-8.10, Grtra $8.15,
Staas $5.00-7.00, leiate 9erianots
Iorten $8.90-9,10, 5ertel DOn no
pfuno uno lpeniser $7.50-8.85.
Sdafs rub GGmmer. =
S6afe rparsn itetig i'm preiie, Gdm.
nler absr langiam unO um 25c per
100 YfInb nisbrigsr i'm preiie.
Stafe.-Grtra lei6te SAFE, CUTE
Bis auserleIeHe $4.35-4.65, OrbiHdre
Bis fair $2.75-4.25, i4rpere S6afe
$3.50-4.OO. - 2Gmmsr $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-16

aaffse. - Wartt ru6is. preii'

Su6er. Yrette 1tno tfetig. -
Raffinirter Gut aoaf 5.75e, p~ppb.reb
4.e5e, Cubes 5.10c, sranulirter 4.85c,
Gonfeetioners 81" 4.75e, Of ~"
Assoc. psibsr EXTRA e" 4.3oc, sgtra
e" Aloe.
MoIaffss in feti5.-Rep Or
leans Open aettle 28-45c, Genirifu'
aal 1896 per @a1ons.
REFS. - Gouiiiana. Tanep Sedb
I6s--7t. prina 5i-6te. orbinarer At
Sc. Sapan 4a-4ie per pfurb.
Dairp probufte.
Butter. - Martt rubig, DreiIe
ftetig. Wbol.milt Grtra Bic. Gen.
traliseb grtra 2sAc, gentraIi3ebJirits
25-26c, DO. S.conbs 20t-21Ae,
Ganeb DARN 19ac. padins Stod
18ac per pfunb.
adfe. Wartt itetis. Sbio 15te.
Rorbpeitli6sr 15a-16c, Nep gort
1876. S6peiser zoe, DO. Bird 14ae,
aimburser 13ac per pfunS.
gier. - Warit fetts. = prima
frii6e Siibnsreier 19c. firIts 16ac. ors
binGrs firits 14c, fecon6s 12e per 9bo.
8efIu el.-3ufubr srob, War,t
ftetig. = Gpringsrs BON II Pfuno
unb bariibsr 24e, untsr Il pfunb
18--20e, !6ennen 15c, Sabine 9ae,
Srutbibnsr 10-14tc. GuIls Sc. iuHgt
gHten 12-16e, alts gnten 10. Gdnie
Csc per pfuno.
Obf unb Gemiie.
Sunge aepfel.-Garls Sars
peit 75e-$1.50, Transparent $1.00
-1.75 per camper.
G:-rpnen.-Rort mar s'ttia.-|
s5ancp MeFina 100000, GaIifors
MIA S5.00-5.50 per Gifte.
Sranaen-Wartt rubig unb ftss
tia. - California S2.75-3.25, 6loris
oa $3.Oo-3.50 per aifte.
s.-Glorioa $3.00--3.50
per Crate BON "a.
5etbetbetrsn. - $2.25-2.5o
per Crate BON 80 Quarts.
StadeIbeereu. - SIPS -
$3.50 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
Sobannisbeeren. - $2.75
800 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
9rombeeren. - $2.00-2.25
per Crate BON "a Quarts.
Simbeeren.- - G9par3e $2.75
200 rpibe S4.O0-4.50 her Crate |
bon "a Dts.
WdifermeIoRen tperben 5u
$3.50 mr. 100 Stiid ~psrianft.
Rartpffeln. - Dom Store
$3.50-5.50 per 9bI. unb $1.60 -
Ito per Bu. auf benz geleiIe.
ut.-Warti rubia. ginbeis
$2.75-3.0O per DBL.
3piebein. - Ginbsimif6e CRIME
SIC per Subenb unb $6.00-6.50
per gbf.
9tumtntphl. - $2.50-3.00
per Dbl.
Crime Bobnen.- gtnbeimis
iae $1-50-1.75 per 8u.
Grbfen.-- OsitIi6e $2.00--2.25
per Blu.
Gurten. - ginbeimifde 35--
doc Der Dnbenb.
tomatoes. = ginbeimiids So
per 9u.
9qypttsH- 15-2Qe Der
Duhenh. j
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-16
6 6icago, 10. Suli.

G9Ira9o 0, 10. JUII.
G9Deins. -3ufubr $4,000. Rartt
lebbaft. 9ei6te $s.60-8.95, semii4te
$8.45-8.95; i6Ders $8.30-8.95;
raube $8.30-8.45; Jertel $3.50
$50.
Rinbbieb.-3ufu6r 5000. Murtt
itetig. 9espss $7.70-9.90; Stiere
$6.4o-8.30; Stoders unb Seebers
$5.75-8.00; &iibs unb Seifsrs $3.50
$3.50; aGlber $7.50-11.
S4afe.-3ufubr 10000. qreiie
niebriaer. Sdaie $5.25-6.10; Sdbrz
ling. $5.75-7.2o; aGmmer 1925
900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-16
Musmdrtise Wdrfte.
Reb gort, Is. Suli.

Rev gOrt, Is. Suli.
Webl.-Martt rabig ab.r itetig.
Rossenmebl.- Utlrtt itetis.
Waismsbl.-g}artt itstig.
Rogseu.-Mortt rubig.
9erite.-Wartt itstis.
Wei5sn.-Martt left. Neuer go.
barter 86ae unb neuer go. 2 rotber
86e Suli ; 9eriorot c. /. I. Rem gort,
Ro. l Rorthern DULUTH 99sc unb so.
l ROribern WcRitOba 97tc (. o. 5.
i6pimmenb.
Wslidtorn.-Wlar.t felt. 80. 2 gel.
bss 78ac c. /. I. sci an.unft.
Safsr.-Martt rubig.
Seu.-Nartt left.
5opfsn.-Mortt rubis.
SGute.-Martt itetig.
2eber-Mari: ieit.
port.--Wtartt ftstis.
geef.-Narti iietis.
S9mal3.- Uaartt itetis.
5aLs.- Martt itetis.
BaumtpoQiaamenDI = Wartt it.s
tis. prima GUNNER s.Ibss S7-25-
TAO.
Wone.-Martt itttig.
Sar5.-Martt rubis.
Ssrpsntiu. -Nartt piais. Waains
Barrels 4Stc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-07

vite who you please and bring ac-
cord1ng. Supper at six o'clock.
E. L. Chandler went to Minneap-
oils Monday morning to attend
WoOdman meeting.
Miss Millicent Lisherness is the
guest of her friend Miss Ethel Met
calf
w. H. Tornowske spent several
days at Bloomington last week.
Messers Bert Chandler, Harvey
Weaks and Al Noises and the Misses
Christine and Susie Walz and Sylvia
Weaks attended the dance at Bagley
Friday night.
Several from here attended thv
play ''Freckles" at Prairie du Chem
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Metcalf were
pleasantly surprised New Years eve
at their home by sixty five of their
friends. The evening was spent in
music and games and at midnig hi
an oyster supper was served.