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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

bis es ebenfaus in Sen letten Sabren
6en @obepunft feiner @rfolge err
flomm. 8obl unter &egte Ser Set
term Ser M11lenltatte, Ser ebrm.
|Sdmeiter Domtnifa, .. g. s., bat
sic 8iibne na6 Muben bin 6urb @r=
ba11ung Ser geranmigen nn6 i6oren
'6eltba1e, nod Snnen bin 6ur6 ne=
bnng treffli6er Salente unter Sen
.56iilertnnen un6 @inidaltltng beiie-
rer 8ubnentebntf un6 @iibnen-@ffef=
te feline @lan5periobe erreidt. @ier
|bat 6os 6riitlibe Drama por5iiglib
eire Iiebebolle &flegeitdtte tpie piel-
leibt an tpenig b0beren 2ebranitol=
tru Ser Nrt- ginige ser groBeren
Nuffiibrl1ngen mabnen6 Ser 8uei Sab-
re t911-12, 1923 m0gen bter
@rtpabmtng fin6en: uNoras Trtgbtt,"
uEbrougb 0arfneB to Sight" uMelo=
Drama: DUR @baplain's Sltbtree, I"
st. @alb1nga," uMimie 81rrton's
Secret," vSbe &leptomanics," 81
Silllr's 9obe," 81. Dorotbea," Sic
81. Glifabetb". Mtt ser @e%geiiterrrg,
6ie unter SEN S@ilerinnen fir oie
int al(gemetnen nr6 sic SRA,
matt}6e im beion6eren berri9en, 1Gbt
ii6 rebt piel ertparten anf oem &C.
biete 6es Dramas, mn1 &nn6erte BON
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Gda1biibne an Ser ct. 8ene6tfts
Mfabemie.

Sri in ieoer Sinii@t riibmlt@it be-
funnte ST.. Benefits Mfaoemie 5m
ct. Soiepb, 4 Mfeilen bon ct. Sobns,
fir MnsbiI6ung boberer E0dter nn=
ter 2eitung Der ebrm. 8eneoiffiner=
1@meIter11 bonn ct. Benefits &on-
bent oaielbit, bat glei6fans cine er-
folgreide gnttpidelung ibrer Sdan-
bubne a1f511peiien. 8eit 8uriid IN
ser @eidibte ser @nitaIt, faft Big in
sic eriterr Mnfd11ge, reidt 6as Drama,
ftets belt es 59ritt NIT ibrem al.
mdbli@er gl11fbIiiben nn6 '@e6eiben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Sn premkii&er untfprnr.
SC e II M s. 90.

10 o, 70. Seb.
Erin5 Wtlbelm 5u @ie6> n1n1nebr
&orig bon albarlien, miro if9 binnen
fur5em nqd 2ura5oo begebem, tint
if9 Die &%0nigsfrore ouf's &aupt GIT
ieben nn6 6te &egierung ieines 9an=
oes gu iiberrebmen. Mlgemein be-
merit tp11roe> oab Ser Hrin5 sic preu-
Biibe Maiorsumform tr1g, ais ct sic
afbaniide @eianoti@aft empfing. gi-
ne oeutide Militdrfapele ipieIte. Sic
Trin5eiiin Sopbie, geb. Grin5eIiin
bon Sdonburg @%al6enbnrg, itan6
AT Der Settle Tires @emals mno err
rang ii6 6ie 3lrneigung Ser Mlba-
rter fofort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
.enn Gner Sinh nnmilig 1T,
6ieberii&, bartleibtg.
@ebt adt Mntter! @enn Sic 3mnee Re.
legt 1T, bnrtt retni8t bic fleinett Gin.
getuetbe nit yGalifprnia SDrnp .

Mitter f0jnnen ungeft6rt. nadoern ffie
California Seigen @Drup gegeben bnben,
oenn in Elm ponr @tunben tpirb al bdS
beritopfte 3eug. iaure Sale unb gego6>
rene Nabrung fi1 ledt trennen aus ben
gingeneiben, un6 SIR babt tpieber Elm
geiunbes, f~ptequitiges Sinh.
&rnnfe &i1ber bral1den ribt gebettelt
5u perben, bieies barmIofe .Srn9t Saga
tib" al nebrnen. N9iuionen Miitter bah
ten eg our 9ano. neil fie tpiher, oab
fein 8irfen nnf ben Magen,. bic Neber
nnb bic gingetpeibe prompt lt1o tlder tt.
6rngt Gltre11 Mpntbefer na9 etrer
so Gent 6Iai9e .@nliforntd Setger>
5brup,~ tueI6e bic Nnleitingen 1t
Babies. Ainber rr11 Perfonen feglts3en
alters 1inb ffiir grtDa&fene ertbatten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
MRS. o.D.RoBINSON
Sraufes Gppfmeb pertriebeu.

SRI. Nettic 6. 8ogarops, 81. S. 8. p,
@eitfielo, ". o., ldreibf: ~Scb lit iebr
1tort an franfen &opflpeben, bin ober
lest fret bon bieier Selhperoe. SGT babe
in 6e5u Sabreu nibt me6r 10 gut geflblt,
nls tcl iett tb1e:
~Sd lpilrbe Herrna u1o Manalin al
LETT oeibe,oeu em%pfeblen."
2eiet SRI. 8oearous 3eugnib npbz
mails. SIR merbet ben1erfen, DAB lie 1agt,
lie 1ei ldlirmm bon franfem&ppflpeb beimz
ge5l1t6t lpprbel1. Nun es lit babel ni6ts
ungetp0bulides. Sm1ienbe nnb 5nnoerte
bon taulenben2euten baben ltarf an franz.
fem &opflpeb %gelitten un6 tbuen es nod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

Sizes aber lit ser 9auptpunft i'm 3elez
niie. Der eil1en 9roBen Shell bon Mufz
Imerflumfeit er5ellgen ionte. Sic iagt:
SCI bin Iebt pollltdrbig fret bon franz
tenn 3%opfipeb." llno iie gibt Eer1na unb
Wanalin Sen CREDIT.
2eiet bies, SIR, groBe Mebrbeit Ser
Trallen u1b al16 Der Mldnner, ipelbe
Sabre lang pas Spfer 6eS franfen &opfz
inches lparen.
@erm SIR nidt alaubt, bab es tpabr
1T, ldrerbt an SRI. 8pgarbnS uno finoet
Sic @abrbeit aus.
Sober, ser a11 bielen @egenltanb bon
@opfpeb SntereHe fat, fpute Ben
Nrtifel auf @eite Is bon aSas Of Qtfe"
lelen, Ibreiiirt Eeruna &c., Columbus,
solde, Sic feline fliiiiige @ebi5inen
nebmen lpollen, fDnnen iebt Eeruna
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

iulrgen Damen, sic bier tire bSbers
Mnsbiloung e%rlangten un6 nod er-
langen meroen, baben geidult nn6
geitarft be5tp. merben i9ulem nnb
itarten ibren Sim fir ,6as Cute nnb
Sdone un1 ibrem ginfluB auf lire
l1mgebung 6tesbe5iigli6 ipater I'M 9e=
ben al16 our @eltung brtnger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
&6niq ppn Mlbanien.

Nen1pieb> &beinpropin5> ct. Sch.
Brfn5 @tlbelm 5u @teb, Ser bon
SEN Miadten ua1seriebene @errider
oes 1trabbdngtgen Mlbanien, trat ant
Samitag in Sic &eiben Ser louberd=
men el1ropdii6en 5iirlten Elm, inbem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
sSe0e bitier TrQmen Dfrbantt
hem Yernna @einnbDett.

Strait ". 8. 9tobinIon, 60 SO ct.
Seiir ct, @rooflpn, 81. 9, i9reibt: "sSe9
mebr 8rtes getban, als meine 51pei Sab
re lance 8ebanolun9 bon ipe5ielleu 9ptz
loren: SIT ton1 IN Mabrpe!t la9e" as Gas
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Siibe nnb @lieber mebr.
SSei,7 M%mihipeueu bes Ma9ens ,mebr; feiz
ne aursatbmiafeit mebr. Seine iteifen
unb tpeben @elenfe mebr."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Susial6empfrat 1t1tterleqe1t.
8erIim 21. 81

/ ?BerItn, II. Seb.
Sn elmer @rfatpabl fir SEN 6el1t>
iden &etdstag int @ablfreis Serido,
&egierrtngsbe5irf Mag6eburg, berlo=
rem 6ie @o5ial6emofraterr am Gret=
tag etnerr Sib an Die &onierbatibem.
Musfan ser @obI bat sic Sol
ge, 6aB Die Stimmen Ser, &ebter1 nn6
int &ei@stag ii@ iebt gera6e
Die @age balter. Die So5ful6emofra=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

ten botte1n SEN @ablfreis Sertdo in
ser @auptmabl int Sanuar 1912 nit
@ilfe Ser 6reiitnnigen nit elmer fnap=
pen Mebrbeit erobert.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17

A COPY OF a special edition OF
tie Mellen weekly has just
reached our exchange table.
The edition contains twenty eight
pages of matter and is cleverly
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17

articles in daily use in this
country have been raised be-
cause the European supply has
been shut off. The war effects
every line of business, including
the printers.
In one way the present war
may be a good thing for this
country for it will cause many
manufacturing establishments
to begin manufacturing articles
at home which heretofore have
been obtained from abroad
There is no reason why this
country shou d be dependent
upon the foreign countries for
many of the things (which are
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17
Congregational Church

Services Sunday 1870 a. m.
Subject of sermon. "Jesus and
Men," Sunday school 11:45.
Subject in Bible class, "The
Drama of the Judgement. y
Matt. 25, 81, 46. Junior En-
deavor 8 p. m. Lead by Janet
Rieten. Christian Endeavor at
z p. m. Lead by Miss Frances
Sheridan. Evening service at s
O'Clock. Junior Social Friday,
4 to z. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday at 7:30.
0. w. Smith, Minister.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17
Notice to Masons

A social gathering for Masons
and their families will be held at
Masonic hall under the auspices of
Washburn lodge No. 240, f. & A..
NJ, Friday evening, Sept. 18th, and
all members of the lodge, and visit
ing brethren, with their families,
are invited to attend. Program
and refreshments. Eight O'Clock
By order of committee.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the many kind friends and
neighbors for their kind words and
deeds during the illness and death
of our wife and mother. We wish
also to thank the persons for their
beautiful floral offerings and to es-
pecially thank the boys az the dyna-
mite plant for their flower blanket.
The kind deeds will never be forgot.
ten.
Hiram Hanson and son Howard.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17
How Dependent We Are

BEFORE the present European
war few people stopped to think
how dependent this great coun-
try of ours really is on the old
world as source for many of
our supplies.
Since the beginning OF the
war the prices on many OF the
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17
A New Harness Shop

It. j. Rohann of Minneapolis
has just opened up a harness
shop in the building across the
street from the Bayfield, county
Bank. Mr.. Rohann carries a
complete stock Of harnesses and
harness repairs and is prepared
to do first class repair work.
Mr.. Rohann has had a good
many years experience in his
line and he states that his prices
will be found as low as the low
est.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17
CITY NEWS

Phil Axelberg is expected to
arrive from Mosinee the latter part
Of the week for a week s visit with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. II z.
Axelberg
A. |. Lien returned the latter part
of last week. from Milwaukee where
he attended the Wisconsin Retail
Clothiers conven ton. Mr.. Lien re-
ports very successful convention.
@. w. Frost, proprietor OF the
City Drug Store, left yesterday for
Duluth where he will visit for few
days with his son Horace. who IS
attending the Duluth Business
University, after which he will leave
for the Twin Cities where he will
purchase his line of Christmas goods
and sundries.
William Goedeke left Monday for
iron River where be attended the
Bayfield, county Fair.
D. o. Hall of the town of Barnes
transacted business in the city
Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff John Mcdonald
went to Iron River Monday to at
tend the Bayfield, County Fair.
T. 0. Chew and wife have moved
into the e G. Stevens residence on
East 4th street.
DIR. Mertens of Bayfield, transact
ed business 10 the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Martin Sundeen has return
ed from the st Joseph hospital at
Ashland where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. M. HI. Robinson who has
been quite sick during the past week
is somewhat improved this week.
The residence on East 9Th street
recently purchased by Jack Smith
has been moved back on the lot and
has been raised and is being other
wise improved.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
society will meet next Wednesday
afternoon at the church parlors and
will be entertained by Mrs. Henry
Lien and Mrs. William Goedeke.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fiuck and
child of Hayward are visiting
with friends and relatives in the city
this week.
William Cavanaugh is here from
Duluth on visit 70 relatives and
friends.
Grand Lecturer J. Drehr of the
Masonic order visited the local lodge
Tuesday.
7. Il. Robinson aud Max Happle
made a business trip to Benoit
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. F. Bogenrief left this
morning for Iowa where she will
visit for some time.
The Steamer Montana which
loaded lumber at the Sprague docks
in this city a week or so ago. was
burned on Lake Erie after discharg-
ing her cargo of lumber at Detroit.
For dyspepsia. our national al :
ment, use Burdock Blood Bitters.
Recommended for strengthening,
digestion, purifying the blood. At
all drug stores. $1.00 bottle.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17

T. 0, Chew superintendent OF the
High Shcool department of the
teachers Institute to be b, Id at
Ashland on October 24th, was at
Ashland today arranging the pro-
gram.
A special train was run over the
N. P. road yesterday taking the
crowd from this city to Iron River.
Over sixty passengers made thu
trip. A large number from this
city also went around by way of the
Junction.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17

ing institutions, etc. Brother
Fitzgerald of the Mellen weekly
shows good deal of enterprise
in getting out this edition for it
is one that the people of Ash
land county can well feel proud
of.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17

Mrs. A. Tatro 10 laid up with q
broken arm as the result of fall on
a sidewalk near her homo on he
Ashlo nd 70 d.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17

now imported and the present
war will create a demand which
will cause their manufacture in
this country.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17

gotten up. Itcontains extensive
write-ups of Ashland county
and the cities and towns compos-
ing it with views, showing the
farms, highways, manufactur.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-09-17
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-08
REPORT OF THE CoNprrroN OF
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE IN
NEW YORK,

az Nsr York. IN the state o, Nat To,s 81
the close Of business March ith. lsli
RESOURCES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-08
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Lcsns Expand over a27,OOO,ooO-
surplus Reserve smaller.

Saturdays Clearing House return vas
smother unsatistaetory .5at.me oaG is eSi
hibit Of an increase o. s2I $4,000 In a.tnaI
results 81 recent corporate nnancins. There
was shriukare in the actual surplus re,
ylr6-G 800 as compared with surplus OF
sac5i2.o FOR the corresponding week last
can money ruled steady and easy all
week from -, to . pe~ cent Renew ais
were generally made at ~ per cent. The
ratc So' thc week closed A. Is. o. per
Time money mas ye-, dull and displayed
ugIue- tendency. Rates we're .. J PEI
cent. tsr sixty GAYS, : :. Per cent. for Ninety
per cent for i've months. ga 50. per
cent. for TX months and ~ g4's per cent.
Coinm,rciai paper was moderately active
=. stesoy quotations Rates we're +aI'.
per cent. FOR sixty days and ninety DAY 5
Bills receivable and FOR best four TO six
Dom.sti5 exchange on New York, sos-
toa--P4r St Paul-ior. premium Mime
ni9m' Ssn F-an6iseo-i;c premium Mon
treai--t2'sc. premium. chicaSo-Se pre-
steglias Exchange moved narrowly and r..
reS-is-.F last week. Fle ranse was +s5so
low AND iss high Closing ia.es were
To- 't a.mand Sad d. :5S5 isSiO Tor cabes
"eney IN London. : per cent. SNORT
Bills, 81. p,r cent. three , mSg'hs; -:
Tor money snd IA. tor account
raris ca n.es quoted the closing price oil
-tnIvs = 81 francs - ,entin,,s txph 1,,
rste Of discount in Paris ia per cen. Der
!in exchange on London. - lne.rks '3's pigs
Private ra's in Berlin. 81 per cent
Commercial p-ice of bar silver in New
yo-k, So In London. $50. Mexican si!
" ao, ,.. gg. 80 a. u go 80 ,,,., r.,
( sub-T--ssnrY credit balance, 'eis''O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-08

and steady. at l2plic per To. FOR city
dressed native SIDES, No shipments OF Nv.
stock or dressed boof
Receipts OF calves were 24t head. inolud
ing ~ for the market Feeling full steady.
No prime veals offered: Indiana yeals sold
Al s9nSl2 per 100 lbs, Indiana FED calves,
1I62t. Dressed calves steady, city dressed
veals selling AT 10 Ulec, per lb country
dressed veals, l2M Ice,
Receipts of sheep and lambs were $3.50
head including ?ia ears for the market.
Feeling steady. No sheep on sale; prime
lambs sold at S. per 100 lbs. Dressed NUT =
ton slow at sia a &c per h.. dressed lambs.
1870 lfc., few choice hog dressed lambs.
VA u lac. Country dressed lothuuse lam bs
dull at SAq,s per carcass,
Receipts VI hogs were l.slO head all for
slaughterers direct, No trading on live
weight; feeling steady. Country dressed
hogs quiet At sQi2hc. per Id. for heavy ~
light weiyhts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-08
LONDON MARKET Is
WEAK And LISTLESS
Federal structures OH st. Paul
Accounting the Most De.
pressing Factor.
AMERICAN LIST WEAkENS
Heavy Selling From the Con-
tinent-ClOsing Generally
Below Parity.

LONDON, March 1.-THE tone Of the
stock market to-day was listless and
price. we're generally lower, the Inter
state Commerce Commissions report on
the Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 Paul
being the most depressing factor. This
and the Brazilian and Mexican troubles
were prominent factors In recession OF
prices and a lack Of confidence
Consols closed 3-l6 lower at ~ SIS
for money and 74s4 for accounts. Dis
count rates in Lombard Street we're easier
and money was we'll supplied
Home rails were weak and mining
shares sageed. Rio Tintos lost !. and
De Beers closed lie lower. Foreigners
we're generally sluggish Realizing to
meet the settlement which commences Oh
Monday further depressed prices.
Americans were veal, and were sold
quite heavily by the Continent St Paul
being the main object OF attack. 1t closed
three points below parity Canadian Pa
cfc was dull and lacked strength. The
list as a whole closed from u to Is be-
lon parity.
PARIS. March The tone of the Bourse
to-day was trm. Rentes closed rs cen
times lower at IS francs 50 confines
BERLIN, March Prices on the Boerse
to-day were affected by advces from the
American side regs riding ST. Paul anc
we're somewhat lower at the opening.
Toward the close the home" shares raj.
lied but Americans continued weak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-08
THE COPPER MARKET

The past week In the copp-r r-
trade was marked by tho abandon
producers of their peg price 10.
cents. Early In the week the r..
policy OF consumers forced u" ..
producers to lower their price :.
cents y pound, while other large
agencies quickly followed tho les-
reduction Of y Of a cent, howeNtr,
to bring out an appreciate Noll
buying orders. as consumers t.ts'
await the Copper Producers state
and mako no extensive cpWNN
until the condition OF the me.al "
vealed by this document
Toward the middle OF the weeh
that second hands were Offering ~
AS low rs l<is cents caused not
uneasiness on the part of scNeIa4 % 49,
big producers and resulted Tn =
reduction In price to Ian "rnt-,
the metal is now generally quote.
Producers state that sale -'
during the week cleaned up Pc"
abb. volume of line nrtni 0'a''
copper offered by the so-caNad
hands ana dealers was also taken ~ II"
quantity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-08
FINANCIAL NOTES.

N. W Hals.y & Co are offering 81 900 600
81 per cent. Capitol Building refunding
bonds.
Baker. Aytiay + ca ct Boston report that
the JanusrS tsis' net earnings Of the Ian
sing Fuel aud Gas Company showed an in
crease Of q per cent. over January, 1913
Or two aud hair times the bond Interest,
ScHsll n Co announce the admission to
Dartnership In their Arm OF william Here's
lord. Frederick BOdel and Frederick -
WILCOX
The comrnittee of five appointed by Presl-
dent Mabop OF The Stock Exchange q short
combe T. " u, Cox, w. s, Jones W Il.
potto anu william. c. Van Antwerp to COM
slider the reestablishment Of arbit rage trad
Ing which the members Of the exchange
have petitioned the governors TO- resume.
Aas met and elected Nr. Newoombe chair
man The committee will hold another meet
0ng on Monday At 3;l5 O'clock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-08
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term.
British American To-
Atlantic Coast Line OF
Connecticut, quarterly
West End Street Rail
way, Quatt-rly...,.,..
Southern Railway, semi
annual on, & q. stockD,
Buffalo General Electric,
quarterly.,,.,,.,,..,..
Cambria Iron. quarterly.
Second and Third Streets
Passenger Railway Of
Philadelphia. quarterly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-08
sruDEBAKER co. HAS DECREASE
Prsats Of s2,7o7,4B7 Are a67S,io3
Less Than in 1913.

The report Of the studebaSer Corpora
tfon for the year ended December 3l'
1918, shows profits OF s2.767,i17 de-
crease Of s575.103 from the previous year
with a total income of s2.soo,s22, which
was a falling off OF s6l4,OSo. Following
there remained a balance of sl,722.47S,
\ decrease OF S540.772. After the pay
ment OF dividends there remained sur
plus Of ss7l,y9s a decrease OF $5l1,o22.
There was transferred to special proht
and loss account s4o6.716, and the profit
and loss surplus Of December 81. 1918,
was s2.oss.s26. &c.,. Pa.
The report Of the corporation says
ssThe sales for the year amounted to SAL
As&,s4s,, compared with s31.44o.S27 in
1912 an Increase OF II per cent, and
the largest In the history of the business.
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January lsth, 1874

January isth, ifii
NOTICE.
The First National Bank. locs's -
Jasper. State OF Texas. has gone mt 80.
untary liquidation and IL closing l's s7' '
All Note holders and genera Crr'li' .
the association are therefore hereby f"' y
to present their notes and Other clsi~' 'n'
e SCALE. Csshl~
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Live stock Market.
SATURDAY. March Z.
RscsiptS OF beeves we're 500 head, all CON
signed TO slAughterers. No trading; feeling
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TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.

sEI dividend.
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A WESTERN Manufacturing COMPANY c"l I"
to arrange with responsible party lo So - -
tributer and 10 sell and de liver their prvl I'D
the retail grocery trade in Greater New NH.. 70
elusive sale given TO 8 hustler who win worR
who can also furnish about - go to carr
of goods: for particul' n And lnteTveW A
j. II. v. Box II. SUM Once