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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04

isW. L. Cowan was in the city
Tuesday, from Websser.
Joe B. Rigdon was here from
Tuckaseigee, Wednesdays
D. Robt. Davis is out again and
on the job at Davis Barber Shop,
after having been laid up for a few
days from having one of his tonsils
removed.
W. F. Holden was a business Wis
itor in Sylvia. Wednesday, from
Chenille.
St. John Cox was here Wednes-
day, from Cullowhee. on business.
J. Robt. Long was here from Bry-
soc City for the week end, visiting
his mother, Mrs. Sadie J. Long.
Col. Chas. j. Harris has returned
from a trip to New York and other
Eastern cities and was in Sylvia
Wednesday.
Ed Grindstaff was here Wednes-
day, on business. from Franklin.
J. w. Keen IF made a business
trip to Macon County the first of
the week.
j. Ramsey Buchanan went to
Wilmot, Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Grindstaff has return
ed to her home in Asheville after
having spent several days with her
sister Mrs. w. C. Hill.
The Jackson County Educators
who attended the Teachers Assem-
bly, in Charlotte were: Supt. David
H. Brown, president A. C. Reynolds,
Prof. 0. S. Dean. DR.. L. B. Abernethy
Prof. N. B. Jones, Prof. John N.
Wilson, Miss Irene Abernethy and
Miss Charlotte Young.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04
A POUNDING.

On the evening of THANKSGIVING
day, while away, l was informed
that one of the brethren was wait
ing at my home for me and wanted
me to return in haste. I wondered
what could be so urging. | had not
g 1t ar before another brother
hailed me and said you ought to
have been at home. | most an
xiously asked, whats the trouble?"
His reply was, "A crowd has
gone over there and almost pound
ed your wife to DEATH" After a
moments pause, my highly wrought
excitement subsidized, and regaining
an equilibrium / understood the
whole and hurried on. On arriving
| found my porch thronged with
young and old of both sexes and wife
standing with her mouth spread
and a great big smile all over her
face. After being assured that she
was not hurt took a peep into the
DINING room, and behold it was
literally groaning under it's burden
OF numerous articles; some ready
to be served and others to be con.
signed to the kitchen department.
You can be sure that we have
spent happy Thanksgiving Day
Added to this we had precious
service at church enjoying a most
appropriate and delightful sermon
from the new pastor of the NJ F.
church.
Many, many thanks.
}. M. Bennett.-Franklin
Press.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04
PROMPT ACTION WILL, STOP
YOUR COUGH

When you first catch a cold (of-
ten indicated by a sneeze or coueh)
break it up at once. The idea that
It does not matter" often leads to
serious complications. The remedy
which Immediately and easily pen-
etrates the lining of the throat is
the kind demanded. Dr., KINGS
New Discovery soothes the irrita-
tlon, loosens the phleem. You feel
petteE ct once. It seemed to reach
the very spot Of my Cough" is one ,lt,
ol many honest testimonials. Soc
at your Druggist.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04
STOMACH. TROUBLE
FOR FIVE YEARS

taking other medicines. I decided =
take his advice, although did not bav.
any confidence in it.
have now been taking Black-Drauob,
for three months, and it has cured me-
haven't had those awful sick head,chss
since began using it.
l am SO. thankful for what Bhck
Draught has done for me-"
Thedford's Black-Draught has hes,
found very valuable medicine for a.
engagements of the stomach and liver !,
is composed of pure, vegetable herbs
contains no dangerous ingredients ard
acts gently, yet surely. II can be freely
used by young and old, and Should b.
kept in every family chest.
Get package today.
Only a quarter.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04
DEFEATS FULL Grew BILL

St. Louis, Mo-, November 49,
Complete official figures show that
in the referendum vote at the elec-
ton on November 3rd the people of
Missouri rejected the Full Crew Bill,
passed by the State Legislature and
signed by the Governor, by one of
the greatest majorities ever register
ed in the state on any question,
the vote being 1924, O85 against and
1888 for, or a majority of 1884,
1872, more than two to one in oppo-
sition to the bill.
This is said to be the first time
a regulation affecting railroads has
been submitted to direct vote of
the people of any state. Railroads
officials are much pleased with the
result as indicating that the people
are not in favor of measures which
Cypress the railroads without any
resulting benefit to them.
A striking feature of the vote
was that the farmers voted almost
solidly against the bill, little sup
port being given it outside the three
largest cities in the state, and in
st. Louis it was beaten by 18.417
votes.
The purpose of the bill was to re-
quire the employment on certain
trains of extra trainmen for which
experienced railroad managers de-
clared there is no need from the
standpoint of safety or otherwise
and whose employment would have
cost the railroads of Missouri a half
million dollars a year.
The people of Missouri seem TO
have realized that eventually thew
would have to pay the cost either
in increased freight and PASSENGER
rates, decreased service, or deferred
improvements and registered en-
phatically their disapproval of such
class legislation.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04

ais your feet
or what under
the sun you've
tried without
getting relief.
just use 'eTIZ."
TIP draws
out. all the poi
sonous exuda-
tons which puff
up up the feet;-
.STIz" is mag
ical; "TIZ" IL
grand; "TIZ"
viii cure your
foot troubles 80
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04
lily LOCALS

day from Webster.
M. R. Coward is spending some
time here.
Miss JEANETTE Slaygle was here
Sa nrday from Canton.
Miss Nettie Wilkes of Canton
spent Sunday with her parents in
Sylvia.
Wiley Mari was here Saturday
fron Pryson City
Miss Matte Burg Abernethy of
Er>aOn City, spent the week END
with home folks at Cullowhee.
Mss Annie Louise Madison has
been spending several days in Sylvia
the guest Of Miss Margaret Buch-
anan.
Carter L. Rhinehardt, of Clyde
spent Sunday in Sylvia.
Miss Bessie Hooper was in the
city Monday.
W. C. Reed has been supplying
at the Depot for John H. Morris for
a few days.
Mrs. Eva Bryson was here for a
few days, the last of the week, from
Cullowhee.
Mrs. Mary Carter Crimson, of Gull
lowhee, spent the weekend with
friends in Sylvia.
Fred Bryson was here Monday
fr m Cullowhee.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 0. Painter of
Ella were here for the weekend.
Prof. w. H. Rhodes went to Ashe-
vile, Monday.
r. F. Jarrett left Monday 70 r
Raleigh.
Lewis j. Henson spent Sunday in
Asheville.
Miss Margret Buchanan went to
Webster Monday, where she is visit
ing friends.
apt. w. A. Frlce s,as here Mon.
day, from Dillsboro, on business.
DR.. and Mrs. A. S. Nichols went to
Asheville, Monday.
Joe. B. Keener went to Asheville
Monday afternoon.
A. B. Ensley was in Asheville the
first of the week.
The Sylvia Harness Co., has NOV
ed it's harness and shoe shop, from
the Dills building to the building,
at the end of the trestle.
c. W. Arnold, photographer, is
here and will do Photographic work
at his old stand over 7. C. Bryson's
store.
w. C. Norton of Cullowhee was a
visitor in Sylvia, Tuesday.
J. S. league the geni Il proprietor
of the Whittier Hotel was a busi
ness visitor in Sylvia, Tuesday.
Mrs. B. Norton was here Tuesday,
enroute to her home, from Bryson
City, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. X. E. Bennett.
Lawrence Cowan. of Webster, was
a business visitor in Sylvia Tuesday.
A. M. Hooper was visitor in the
city Wednesday from Fairfield,
Attorney Walter Voyles was in
the city Tuesday from Murphy.
Jim Bryson of Cul!owhee was
here Tuesday on business.
DR.. Ed j. Bryson was here Tues
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04
''T|z" FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET

An! what relief. No more tired f..&.
no more burning feet, swollen, bad smeH,
ing, sweaty feet. No more pain in com.
ca!iouses or bunions. No natter wh.+
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04

you'll never limp or draw up your fec
~ pain. Your shoes won't seem tioh
ana your feet will never, never hurt o,
get sore, swollen or tired. -
e. z5 cent box at any drug or
essrsnens store, and mt relief.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04

Majority Of Friends Thought Mr.
Hughe. Would Die, But
One Helped Him to
Recovery.
Pomeroyton, Ky.-In interesting ad-
vices from this place, Mr.. A. ]. Hughes
writes as follows: 81 was down with
stomach trouble for five (5 years, and
would have sick headache so bad, al
times, that thought surely l would die.
] tried different treatments, but they
did not seem to do me any good.
got so bad, could not eat or sleep,
and all my friends, except one, thought
would die. He advised me to try
Thedford's Black-Draught, and quit
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-04
A TUBERCULOSIS DAY PRAYER.

By Prof. Walter Rauschenbush,
Department of Church History,
Rochester Theological Seminary,
Rochester, N. Y.
God, we pray Thee for all whose
vigor is being drained by slow and
wasting illness, Strengthen their
powers as they battle for their life.
and if it be possible, we beseech Thee
to restore them and grant them the
fulness of their years. If their
strength is failing, give:them courag
still to labor cheerfully and to leave
to those who love them dear
memories of faith and patience for
the distant days.
Since we are all jointly guilty of
the conditions which have bred their
disease. may we stand by those who
bear the burden of our common sin
and set the united will of our COM
munity against this power which
Stays the young and strong in the
bloom of their life. May this death
that creeps from man to man be a
solemn reminder that we are all one
family, bound together in joy and
sorrow. in life and death, that we
may cease from our selfish indiffer-
ence and together seek Thy King
dom and Thy righteousness which
will bring us health and life.
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G6icagp, II. W2ai.

Wei8en.-5ur Mai 93g-948c, an
SdluB 94sc; fir Suli 85g-865c,
am S6luB 86!c.
M3ais.-15Hr Mai, 6eg -674c, am
S4lub 674c; fir Sui 65A-66t, en-
SdluB 65lc.
6afer.-BHr Suli 37-37gc, am
S8luB 373c; fir September 354-
353c, am SfluB 353c.
Yort.-$19.30 per 86l.. Sir Suli
S19.50-19.65, ain S6lub $l9.62;
fir September $19.62-19,77, am
S6.uB $19.75.
S6mala. $9.9O-9,92 per 500
pfo. 1Siir Suli $9.97-10.02; am
g6lub$1O.02; fir September $10,15
1920, am G6luB $10.2O.
Rippenieiten. -$1O.50-11.00 per
100 BIB. Gur Suli ,$11.02-1110
am S6lub $11.07; fiir September
$11.17-11.25 am S6t uB $1122.
W2ais. s.-RO. 2 $3.50, ytO, 2 gsIber
694c-69ac.
!5afsr.-yaO. 3 psibsr -384c;
StanbarO 394c.
Roaaen-No. 2 63c.
@erIte.-48-63c.
simot6pfaamsn.-$2 2.75-4.3O.
&leefamen.-$8.00-12.50.
qort.-$19.30 e$,4 Y2tM sairS be
guttsr.-prsiie b0ber. Greameries
1896.
Gier.-Wdrtt itetig. 3ufu6r 81 ,055
aiIten; am Murtt, &iiten eingeI6loIz
len, 171-183c; Sroinarn flr'ts
17l-174c; fFirits 184-181c.
Gdie.-Martt itetig. 0aiiies 154
-15ac, 9pins 144-144c, &mericas
154-151c, Gong Sorns 144-143c.
aartoffsln.-Rartt itetig; 3ufu6r
45 Wuagonluoungsn; rotbe $500,
peibe 65-72c.
9eiliissl.-2ebenoes 6D6er.
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Heberftd3t bes Cincinnati
WfarfteS,
Sir bic Wontas, ben IL. Wai
1914 snbissnos Oo4s.

Gtncinnati. II. Wai.
Sis nadiols.no.n Guutirung.n Be.
siebsn iid muir aui gnsrps Srans.
attioneu. Bel il.ir.ren g.idGft.n
ipsrb.n .ttpas b0b.r. pr.ii. bsr.dn.t.
prooifiouen.
Der War.t mar rubis. pr.iie ft.iis.
G hmals. prima Gieam
9.S0-9.90c {. o. 5.
9rodeEgtal5enes GIeif d
Gbrrt clear S,itsn 12-123c, ibort
Rippenieit.n 11a-12e, .rtra fbort
clear Geit.n 1875, S6ultern II
Liz, Bellies 13l-13ic IuI. unb ic
mebr perpadt.
Bacon. Short clear Seit.n
13-133c. iuras Ripp.ni,it.n 12s-
13c. srtra i5ort clear S.it.n 12a-
13c, Gdu.tern 12-121c uno Bellies
14a--14ac IOIe unb 4e pee pfunb
asbr berpadt.
Susar gur.b Slsifd. -
Ghirt.n 16-16t. g}icnic Ghuliern
12a-13c. gr,aifait Bacon 19-20c.
Sdult.rn 12a-13c, Hetp gort Gut
Sdult.rn 12s-13c. trodeH. Beef,
S6intsn S27.C0-28.0O.
Sa3s.p0teltfs Steifd.-
Sdint.n 13i-14t. picnic GGult.rn
10a-11e. 9.lIi.s 15-16c, Gdu.t,rn
Lille. Rem gort Gut lille.
Jrifdes Slsifd. = SGin,
Ten 13-13tc. pitait Sdult.rr 1oa
lie. Sdult.rn 1ot-11c. ibori
RippsnIetten 11-11te. ihort clear
Geiten 11-11ac. .rtra fbort Gsiten
loi-11i. gelIiss 13s-15a pro
pfunb.
WebI unb g.treibe.
Mtbl. - Dint.r pat.nt $4.25-
4.5o, Wint,r Jancp $3,9o-4.15.
Winter Sanep $3.90--4.15. Winter
SamiIp $3.20-3.50. grtra $500
3.15, orbindr.s $2.75-2.95, Sart.r
W.i5sn pat.nt $3.75-3.90, DO. fancp
$3.85-4.25. bo. Gamiln $3.50-3.75.
Roggenmebl, IorbnsitIih ssmiThtss
$3.75-3.90, rsin.s Gitp $4.10-
4.20, eemiihtss $3.80-4.10 per 9bl.
WsiSen. - go. 2 rotb.r Winter
98l 99ae, Ro. 3 bo. 9sse, 80. A ros
tier S6-97c per 1u.
Welf6fo-n - Ro., 2 peikss
74-75e. Ro. 3 tpsibss 72--73c, 30.
m 7Q-71r eJ1n o ,.fh.z - 20.
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sSm obersn Gincinnatier 0iItritt
fdlt Der Slug, BEL bieiiger Gtabt aber
iteiqt Derislbe nod etpas. 9eiterH
2luenb bate er sinen Waferitano DON
80 SUB,
Die fotgenOen 0epeI8en trafsH
pd6rsnb oss aeitrigen 2ages bier elm:
Pittsburg, qa.-7.8 6uB unb fdQt.
D9eeling, W. 9a.-12.6 unD itetig.
portersburq, 80. 8a.-14,5 uuo fdlIt
&anan6a Sails, D. Bail II. fdqt.
Charleston, 70. 9a.-5.8 unb fdQt.
gortsmoutb, S.-27.2 urb fdqt.
2ouispiae, 9n.-1O.9 unb iteiqt.
GpansoiQe, SnO.-24.0 uEb itei9t.
IqibpiQe, 9enn.- 1919 unb fGat.
Chattanooga, 3enn.-10.8 unb faqt.
GairO, SSG.-28.3 SUB uno fdat.
Msmpbis, 5snn-22.4 uno itetgt.
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Siebmdrfte.
Gincinati. II. Mai.

y ! c n l l. IL. Uldt.
,3ufubr unb gsrTanot pdbreHO Der
Dergangenen 48 StuHoen, pergIideH
nit perieIbsn 3eit Der pergoHgeneH
1UO6e, parsu tpie fOlst:
3ufubr. RinbO. S9peine. Sdafe.
U9ai 1883 5101 So
II. Wlai . . 2311 4679 31S
9erianbt pGbrsnO bisfer 3eit:
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4. W2ai d.. % 1905 SGT
II. Rai j.. l93 658 489
Rinbois6.-0ie 3ufu6r mar
6sute 5ismIid srob, bic gtadfrage
mar cine quite unb bic preiie itetig Bis
TART fir aiibs, 6eifsrs aber puren
lanuiam unb I'm 10-25c nieoriger.
Studers parsn in gutter gludfrage
uno itetig. Mtl9tiibe lamen Disl in
ben Martt unb fisIen um So Bis So
per Stiid.
Nlittle unb fdpsre Stiere $725-
S.35, Grtru $3.50, Sdien $3.75-
$50, Builder Stisrs $7-S.25, Grtra
$8.35-S.50, 6eifers S5.75-8.00.
ausqeiu6te Biz grtra $S.35-8.50,
einige fancp lsihte $S.60-8,65.
ai6e $3.5O-6.25, ausseiuhte $4.75
$40, Stodsrs uub Seebers $3.50
SO. Stud 6eifsrs $5.75-6,75,
Stpt Giihe S4.50-5.T0.
9ullen.-0is 3ufuhr mar srob
uno bic qreiIe fisleu I'm 10-25c
pro 100 pfunb.
Magsre uno Ieidte $5.5o-6.25,
goloana $685., Grtra $7.10-
725, fetts guGsn $7-7.25.
aGIbsr.-Dis 3ufubr mar sroB,
bic Radfruae mar cine cute uno bic
greiis itstia.
gep6bnItts uno qroBe $3.50
$50, fair Bis CUTE Iei6te $7-S,75.
Grtrd SO.
9 6psine.-Oie 3ufubr mar
beute siemlicb srpb, Die Nadfrage
ni6t beoeutsnb unb bic preiIe fisleu
I'm 15c per 100 pfuno. Der Martt
IflloB fchpaa.
8ute bis ousaeiu6tc pDteIs unb
Fleii6erIprten $8.40-S.45, eelpDbns
lihe bis ausaeiu4te if)pere fette
SGue $5.50-750, Grtra $7,65,
Stdos $4.50-6.50, Grtra $3.50,
leitte Clippers $7.90-8.30, SsrteI
bon 110 pfunb uno fperiaer $3.50
7.S5.
9 6afe unb Cd dmm er.-0ie
Radfraae mar cine quite uno Die
preiis itstis.
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alustudrtise Wdrfte.
Nsp gort. II. mai.

Mebl.-Wartt rubis. Spring pas
tents S4.50-4.65; Winter Straigbts
$4.20-4.35; Winter potentg $4.4O
sprirg Clears $4.OO-4.15;
Grtra glo. l Winter $3.55-3.75;
Grtra ylO. 2 Biutsr $3.35-3.50;
SanIas Siraigbts S4.10-4.20.
port.-Martt rubis. Wleb $22.0O
-22.50; 5amiIg $23.00-26.00;
Short Glsar $19.50S21.50.
gsef.-Wartt itetis; Web $17.OO
Tamilp S19.00-20.oO.
S6mdIs.-Wnrtt itstig. Mibbls
Weit $10.05-10.15,
petroleum. .-Murtt itetig. Raffis
nirter $5.25; 6diIer S8.75; Siiten
$11.25.
3uder.-Ro6er felt. MolaHes g.
49c; Centrifugal 3.14c; Rdffinirter
iietia; Gut 2oaf sos; grufbeb 1886;
Woulb q 4.6Oc; Wiirfel 4.2Oc;
XXXX puIpsriiirter 4.05c; 5ein
@ranulirter 1856; Diamond 8 1886;
Gonfsetioners' u $3.50; go. 1 $40.
WfolaiIes. .-Ulartt ftstis; ReD Or.
leans offener aeFeI 35-55e.
5su.-Wartt itstis; primd $1.12t;
Ro. / S1.10; go. 2 $1.00-1.05; go.
3 90e; Sbipping 1896.
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ylo. 8 bo. 7O-71c. go. A bo. g.
zoe, No. 2 gemii4tes 71-72c, go. 8
DO. 70-71e. go. a DO. 68-69ac per
8u. Weibes &olbentorn 76-77c, sels
6es DO. rs 300, semiIates DO. 76-
TIC.
6afer.-Ro. 2 fpeiBsr 41t-42c,
Stanbaro ipeiber 41-411c, go. 3
ipeiber 4O1-41e, go. a ipeiber 381
SO. 2 semii6tsr 40-40ac,
Ro. 8 DO. 39a-40c, 20. a DO. 38--
39c.
Rossen-No.2 62t-633, 90.
3 DO. 60-62c, 30. a DO. $500.
9erite.-No. 2 Triibiubrs Sc -
Zoe. Ro. 3 bo. 6O-65c per 9u.
20 bisfp.
0ertauft ipurDeH 662 96ls. Die
filters ssinifbeb Goobs auf fer 8aiis
BON $1.35 per 9dlIone.
Grpceriss.
Sdffe. MIrtt ruhid. Yrelle
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csanowirt6f6 aftfi6es.
Gtpas iiber bas geipriBen
ber S6it6dume.

s%m ullemeinen tann man iagen,
bnR bas 8eipriBen Der SbitbGume in
oiefer pOsr iener Weiie erit bann ers
foigen iollte, nadOem man iih per'
getrifert bat. gegen pas fir dab
liGe Snietten unb &rantbeiten Der
Gampf insbeionbere geriAtet lit. Der
0ur4idnittsfurmer, Der lid in Der
6auptiahe auf Den felpmGBigen
Qlderaau perleat unb hOhitens ein.nc
9(ter 2anb nit ObirbGumsn beitans
hcn bat. tpirb ieine ganSe Sroft ndz
tirIid in eriter Ginie auf ben grfoIg
aus oem Qtter6au toH3entriren.
Dennod aber OerIobnt ss iid audi
fir i'm Qana enti4ieoen. Der pflege
ieinsr 0bittulturen 10 pieI 2lufmertz
icmteit 5u Iaenten. aIs es i'm Stab
men Der lid ordngenoen arbeitsn
iiterbnupt rur m6Qli9 lit, 9lua
fir bieis fSarmer be5ublt lid Elm
apedmdbiaes uno re6t8eitiqes Be
ipriben Der Sbitbdume. gei 8erIu.
den in bieIer 6iniidt, bic i'm Staate
Rebrasta ausgefiibrt purosn, aeigte
ss lid 4. g.. baB bei 3200 O6itbGu.
men. bic iDdbreno Der oieriGbrigen
peg9lei4eubsn 9eriu6e beipriBt purs
hen. burd bas geipriBeu allein Der
Grtral pro Baum I'M our4ibntttltch
aipei guibels i'm Wsrtbe Don 1.50
Orliars iGbrlia erb0bt purbe. 2lui
9rnnb oieier graebniiie tonnte man
bic bereatiate S6IuBfoIaerun1 ma.
den. baB pro glder Sbitaarten bic
grtragiteiqerun1 ourhi6nittlih bof
atnua mar. UNI ioppbI ale lntoiten
fir bic aufgepenocte 9trbsit uno ods
benOtbiate Wuteriul gum 9tusipriBer
ais aud bic Soften fir bic gum gsz
eianetsn geIpriben Der SGume bes
n0thtGte Waidinerie gu be5ablen.
gci dhnlihen 9eriu6en i'm Stdate
&anias puroe nur ourch bus geipris
zen I6on cine Grtraasiteiserun8 Inn
orei bis pier guibels pro Gbitbuum
su Stanoe oebrn6t. 9ei einem Der
iuts in Dem oroben Obititaute MiI.
iourt brahten nur 100 beipriBte
Stit6dume suiammeu cine groberc
Grrte oIs $500 Sbitbdume berieIbcR
Sorte. lpelhe duf oem gIei6en Sooen
itanben. 2lus bieien uuo anoereu
dbnIiheu 9eriu9en miiiien mir Moth
Qebrunacu bod ItIiebIia au Der
llebtr3euQuna 1einnaeu. oaf lid oas
Qcipriben oere SbitbdUme auh idon
uut Der 0urfi6nittsfarm. nd elm
Der 9er6Gltniiien augemehener
Otitaartsn porbanoeH 1T. be3uhIt
mldt.
Gcim geipriseu eires glpfelObits
gartens banpeIt es ii6 in eriter Qinic
irmer oarum. Diirma. aus Dem
Sbit fern5ubdIten uuo &rautbeiteu
pis HGuIs. S6prf uno oerQleiden,
a62apehreU. gu Dem g3pcde erfoIgt
i'm glpfclsarten oas pirtinmite Be
ipriBen i'm alIQemeinen urmittelbar
naGn benz g(bfull Der gIiitbsn. 2tuf
teinsn Sul bari oos geIprtBen IdRs
ger aIs eiuc Wohe Rah 9eainu bes
gIiitbenfdlles binausdeihoben pers
ben. Q(usoeIr-'+l piro babel ON be-
iten eine 2OiunQ. bic man lid aus
elmer @ulpne fertid aetuufter Salt
S6DeieIlDIuna (2ime Sulpbur) unb
arei pfuno drienitiaurem gIei CIR.
ICnute Of 2eob) ouf As 6aqoucn
@aiier beritelt. Dieic WtiI9ung
muB in iehr oriinoIiher @srtbeiIuns
iiber bic bliibenben 2lpTeIbGume ausocs
ipribt perben. Wlon foIIte babel
.psriuSeR iis in isee SIatbsnSff.J
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
G6icagu. II. U2ai.

G6peine $4,000; qrsiIe
nieori9er. Die meiiteH 8ertdufe Brad
ten $S.35-8.40, leihte $8.20-8.45,
gemiidte $8.15-8.42i, i6psrs $7.95
-8.373, raube $7.95-8.10, f5srtel
$730-8.35.
gtinOOieb.-3ufuht 1890; Marft
iietiq. geepes $7.25-9.5O, 3eras
Sttcre $7.10-8.15, Stodsrs unb
8eeoers $5.6O-8.3O, &iibe unD 0ei,
fers $3.70-8.60, &GIber $7.00--
1000.
G6af.. 3ufubr 5000; preiIe
t0ber. S6afe $5.25-6.OO, Sd6rlinge
$5.85-710, Gdmmer $6.30-8.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12

6dute. -Martt itetig. 8ogotd 28a
-294c; Gentral 2lmerica 284.
Qeber.-Uiartt feit; 9emlod 5irits
Doc; Seconbs 28-29c.
QBoqe.-Wdrtt itetig. @inheimii9e
sSleece Xxx Sbio 27c.
Sars.-Wartt rubig. Straineb,
gepObnIi6es Bis gutes 4.QO-4.20c.
serpentin.- .-Martt felt. Ma4ins
Barrels 47sc.
Reis. .-Wartt itstis. Gin6eimiiGer
prima bis ausgspdbltsr 2g-6c; Pat.
ma 54-6c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
NHetan MART.
gee.p g)ort, II. Mlr

Ne:p gort, II. Mri.
Supfer.-Wartt itetig. SpOt uno
Suli $13.37-13.87. glectrolipttc
$14.25, Gate nominsa, @aitings $14
-14.12.
3inn.-Wartt ftstis su 1880
1856; Suli $33.45-33.62.
2lntimon.-Wartt flau. GootIon's
$7.15-7.25.
Giien.-Warft itstig. No. l Rors
t6ern $15.25-15.75; go. 2 Rortbern
$15.0O-15.50; 90, l Soutbern
$14.75-15.25; Ro. 2 GOutberR
$14.50-15.0O.
glei.-Wartt fIau gu $3.S5-3.95.
SpsIter.-Wurtt itetig gu $50
5.2O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12
unm pom gaaAsr..a. s.,.aiAat.,..
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gelb .on calf puroe 5u ~ = 296 aus.
selieben.
grima @sidditspapiers uurosn bu az
~ bisfoHti.t.
Sterlinggrdanae III feit.-Siat
~ s4.SS nub Commercial 81 A.S4X =
4.85.
Buuoes. Obtiqattonen paren
;dpad uno ipurSeu pis iofgl aHotirt:
Der. Staattn Rtiunbirung Q 9os4 - 9s,
ssb.. ~ resijtrirte 109-110X geo., Cow
pons l09K asb., 80 regiitrirts 101 - 102,
Coupons lsi-102, ganama Reslter.o 296
964 set.. DO. Coupon 80. 1oo-1o2.
aftienmarft-3is gttitnbDrie mar
brute bis II llbr seIfloiien aus a6tung fir
bic bel gera Cruz BeiaIIenen. 9lm Rab-
mitiage mar Der Warit tart unb oieS S6luB'
notirungen iiaHoen in ben Weiiten 5auen
iibsr oenen pom Samitas.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-12

Sdafe. .-@rtra 5.25, cute bis aus
aeIu9te $3.50, gelp06nli9e bis
fair $3.50-4.75, 8Oli6afe $4-5.s
25.
2dmmer.-grtrd $3.50, CUTE Bis
ausaeiu4te $7-740, aepDbnIife big
fair $5.50-6.75, 5riibsabrs2dmmsr
$7.50-11.00.