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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-10-30

uIudy noon. nome cooked 1000 81 a
kind to be had only when church La
dies give New England suppers, will
be served for a small sum. The ladies
do not aim to make money but simply
to show that in their enthusiasm for
the cause, they have not forgotten the,
fine art of cooking. Every business;
man in the city in the habit of taking.
his lunch down town will miss some
thing if he does not visit the rest,
room that day.
Mrs. r. E. Weible arrived home
Thursday evening from her trip to
Fairdale and Conway, and reports
good meetings at both places. An es-.
pecial feature Of the Fairdale meet
ling was the large attendance Of chill
dren, and the intelligent interest
which they showed in the cause. Mrs.
Weible also spoke to the schools at
both places. Judge Andrew Bruce,
who heard Mrs. Weible speak at Ford
vile, had high praise for her work,
and many good things to say for her
ability to make converts.
Miss Olive Beldon who has been
campaigning in: Williams and Noun
TRAIL counties, reports that she finds
the sentiment in that locality unani-
nous for suffrage. She haze been hold I
! ing three meetings day, making all
the small towns, driving across coun-
try and holding meetings in the school
houses as well.
Two auto loads of enthusiastic Far:
go suffragists motored Sunday after
noon to Casselton to attend the sllf-
frage meetings held in the Portland
theatre for Mrs. Robert LaFollette. A
capacity house greeted this famous
speaker and expressed great appre.
citation for the splendid talk she gave
them on the enfranchisement to wo-
men. A number Of auto loads from
neighboring towns were present to
take advantage of this opportunity Of
hearing and meeting Mrs LaFollette.
Mrs. Mary r. Kennedy, IS years old
has written from her farm home in the
Turtle mountains in Bottineau county
that for 40 years she has been a suff-
ragist. She believes she made the.
first debate for it in the state, when
she won a debate on the question in
Rolette in 1884. Because her family
are long-lived she hopes to live TO,
vote in N. Oak. .Ets
Saturday evening Mrs. Mary Weible
OF this city spoke on suffrage at a
meeting in Paramount. She was ably
supplemented by an / mpromptu
speech from Mr.. Bennett, a young at
torney from Michigan who has re-
Gently come into our state to locate.
Saturday, Oct. 18th, Mrs. Robert.
LaFollette and Mrs. Clara L. barrow
addressed three meetings on woman
suffrage. They motored to Wahpeton
after noon when very large crowd
convened upon the streets to hear.
them. Their second meeting, was at
Aoercrombie where the women had
prepared for their coming and the final
meeting at Wahpeton was held in the
local theatre with splendid audiences
OF men and women. Mrs. P. D. Jones'.
president of he Wahpeton league, en-.
tertained the visitors and members Of
the local organization at Charming
dinner previous to the lecture. Cow.
ers were laid for twelve. 49, "a b.
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@bicaso, 27. Syuni.

gbicasO, 27. Suni.
Weissn.-Siir Suni 77s-78sc, am
Gflub 78fe; fir September 779 -
78Ac. am Sdlub 784e.
Weli6torn. sir Suli 67g-69c,
am S9lub 68Ic; fur Ssptember 655
-674c, am S6lub 67se.
Safsr. .-Siir Suli 37a-375c, am
Sdlub 379e; fir September 36a--
37e, am G6lub 3GIe.
Hoggen.--Ro. 2 60e.
9erfte 49-59c.
5imotb9 $4.25-5.50.
aleeiaamen Sob.
Bort $20.17.-5iir Suli $21.12-
21.30, am Sdlub $21,25; fir Sepz
tember $19.97-20.02, am S4lub
$4,000.
S6mal3 $9.97. - 5iir Suli 1895
$1,000, am S9Iub 1897; fir Sepr
tsmbsr $101o-10.15, am S4Iub
$10.15.
Eippenieiten S11.O0 = 11.5O. Sir
Suli $11.42-11.47. am S6lub Sill
az; fiir September $11.45-11.50,
am G6lub S11.50.
Butter, Gier, &aie unh RartOffsln
iinb unperdnbert.
Gsiligsl. - 9ebsnbes nisbriesr i'm
preiIs. Sprinsers 20 - 24c, anoere
15c.
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Wtiblenfutter III Ifetis. alei.
$24.00- 0-24.50, Wiibblins srnbe $27
-27.50, DO. .fsines $27.50-28.0O,
gsmiT6tes Gutter $24.50- 25.00.
Sdmereien. - Wartt itetig.
&lseiamen $5.00-6.00 auf bem @e>
lsii. unb $6.O0-7:50 per 9u. pom
Store. Simotbp ST .40-1.9O auf benz
Geleiie unb $2.00-2.55 Der 9u. bonn
Store., gudpeisen $1.2O. Gla9s>
iaamenl $1.50 per gu. bonn Sfore.
0erfdiebenes.
Sele-Martt itetig. 2einDi 70.
6es Doc per @allone in partien non
s gbl. 9slodtss 1c msbr. go. 1
Qarb0l 62c; Cotton Seeb Oel raffis
nirtes 58c per @aGone. 9erpentin SAC
per 9allone in partien Don 1--5
Barrels. petroleum, Sbio Carbon
120 Grab 9ae, 90. $50 Grab 103c,
Seablidbt It's @rab 12c, Gronn
9aiolin 20c, Napbta 16c per 9dllone
in partien BON 1-5 9bls.
9 la.-Ter Wldra III rnbig. Shio
Riper $1.20. Wli9tsan unb QtroI
$1.14 per 8bl. bon $50 pfunb.
5al a itetig. = prima 9Th es--
6ac. DO. gountrp 5a-6e per pfrnb.
&o blen.-Martt rubig. Dough,
bioabenp $3.50-3.75. Iub unb Slad
1925. aanaipba Stiidtobl,n $3.50
3.75. glub unb Slad $2.25 - 2.35
per 5onne abo.liefert. Rauhloie
Stii6foblen $4.75c. antbrdcite $7.75
per 2onne abgeliefert. Cote toitet
$6.00-6.50 per sunne abseliefert.
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2dslider Warftberibt.
Gineinnatt 81. Suni.

80 ~ ~ " Sts zlaltt.
Die nadfoIsenoen Quotirunsen be.
5iebeH ii4 nur auf ensrob Grams.
oiiionsn. Bel ileinereH @eTddfteu
iperosn ettpas b0bere prsiis krsdn.t.
prptftontn.
Der Morti mar rubis, g,reii. itetis.
g h m a 3. - primd Steam
9.75--9.85e {. o. 3.
Srodenaefal3eHes Gleif9.
Sbort clear Geiten 12-12ie, ibort
Rippsnieiisn 11a-12e. ertra Ibort
clear G.iten 113-12c. SduIterr il
Bellies 134-i3Ac Ioie unb
ac mebr perpadt.
Baton Short clear G.iten
13-133e. turse Rippenieiien 12i--
13e. ertra ibort clear Seitsn 12i--
13e. S6ultsrn 12-l21c unb 9slli.s
14a-14ae lcfe unb 4c per pfunb
mebr perpadt.
Guaar gureb rIeifd. -
Gnintsn 16-16ae. gsicnie Shultsrn
l23-l3c, Bredffeit Bacon 19--0Oe,
GduItsrn 12s--13c. gpsip yorf Gut
GhuItern 125-13c. trpdens Beef,
Ghinfen S27.00-28.00.
GuBaepSteItes Hfeifh-
Ghintsn 13a-14e. gienie G6ult.rn
10a--11c. Bellies 15-16c, G1ultern
11--114c. Rem g)orf Gut 11--114e.
grtf9ts NIeifd. - S6in.
len 13a-14c, gDienic.S&ullern 10a
Lie. Sdultsrn 10a--11r. ftori
Rippenieitsn 11-11Ae. .fbort clear
Seitsn 11--11se. syiro ibprt Ssiten
loi-11c. Bellies 13s--15ac pro
Plumb.
Mebl unb Getreibe.
Web I.-Winter patent $4.25-
Loo. minier Janep $3.90--4.15. ho.
5amiIp $3.20-3.50, grtra $500 =
a15. orbindres $2.75--2.95. Sarter
meiasn lDaisnt $3.75-3.e0, DO. fancp
s3.85-4.25, bo. JamiIp $3.50 rs,
RpsasnmsbI. norbipsiili4 asmiTGtss
2. 1880. reiass Gitp s4-1o-|
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Sopfen. Ulorlt rubig,
6dute.- Uaartt itetis.
2sber. Wdrtt feit.
Bort. Warit rubig.
geef. -Waartt rubig.
@ut Weats. -Wlartt itetie.
S4mal8 .-Wsartt itetis. Raffinir@
tes itetis. COMPOUND itetis.
3als.-Wartt rubis.
Wolle. -Wartt felt.
5ar5.-Wartt rubis. Strainsb orr
bindres Biz eutes $4.10.
9erpentin. = Marft itetig. Ma6ins
Barrels 49ac.
Reis.-Martt itetig.
WolaHes. .-Ulartt flau
3uder. Rober rubig. WoluiIes g.
67c; Centrifugal 1926. Raffinirter
itetig.
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AGO. aemildIss $3.50. 10 per @bl.

4.2O, semiidtss $3.s0-4.1O per gbl.
Wei3en.- glo. 9 rotber Winter
81 83e, ylo. 3 DO. 80-S1c. Tp. A
rotbet rs 7Se.
We1i6torn. - no. Q ipeiBes
77l-78c, Ro. 3 psiBes 76-77e,
RO. A bo. 744-75ae. SO. 2 gelbes
72-72ac, 90. 3 DO. 71a-72e, 80. A
bo. 70-71c. glo. 2 gemiihtes 71A
TIE, To. 3 bo. 71-71ae. go. A bo.
70-70ac per 8u. WeiBes &olbens
form 75- Tie, gelbes op. 77-78c, ses
miidtes DO. 74-76c.
5afer-Ro. 2 ipsiber 40a-41c.
StanbarO lpeiber 40--40ac, go. 3
iueiber 80 39Ae, gio. a ipeiBer 37a-
38tc, Ro. 2 semiidtsr 38-38ac,
Ro. 3 DO. 81 7-3Sc. 20. a bo. 36-
&c.
Roasen. = SO. 2 68-70c, go.
3 bo. 65-67c. go. 4 bo. 60-64c.
Gerfts-No. 2 srriihiabrs 66 -
zoe. Ro. 3 DO. 60-65t PER gu.
Wbisfs.
9ertauft nurbsn 338 gbls. Dis
ililIers ssiniibeb GOODS auf Der Yaiis
bon $1.35 per GaIone.
groeertes.
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Srit.
-S&>-
Sfi35e BON q Gt9e2as

sic mar falim adt5ebn Sabre alt
6as riftige, ipeltirembe Bropin3mG'
eeIben - ltno err mar reifli6 5ipall'
5ig Sabre GIter - GeeIerunesratt
itnb iebr perm0eenb - unb er ipieltt
nit Dem @eoanfen. lie gu ieiner Srall
gu MAIDEN.
@enn er Woraens IN bern blenoen.
ben Sriibionneualan5 in ben l1nbli'
ben @arten trnt iIno iie ibm erireut
entgesenlahte, eridien ibm iein 8Ian
laherli6 unb abgeihmadt. Gr. elm
refer Rann an Der Sfruelle ber9ier'
gig, Der Die Soben uno Sieien oes &c.
bens fannte - uno lie. ein aino, ah-
nilngslos ilnb uneriabreit Dor oeni
nas 9eben ipie ein sebeimntsooaer
3au6ergarten lag glber slbenOs,
,penn iie neben linn i'm Stranoforbe
iaB unb ihre flaren slugen in anodfl.
tisem gnt5iiden Dem periinfenoel
SeuerbaQ Der Come folaten, penn
lire gritit. Die nod fein Sturm ourd)-
tobte, in rllhepollem sltbmen lid bob
unt ienfte, Damn mar er feIt e,lti6fol.
len, oieies iriifc. iilnge 2eben iull0s.
lid nit benz ieineu 81 perbinoen.
SSbre belle WGbdenitinlme flaug
ibm ipie Mlliif, ibre llnterhaltliug er.
Idjien Inn ieiielnber aIs 0as i6Gneeii.
tiee 8eplaiioer. baS gefpaste SSlirter
Der elcgartten 6raucn, BON benen er
iib iftueren Scr5ens aetrennty als
iein Sreuno uno ir5tliter geratber
ibm ben gluientbalt in Dem prinlitiuen
Siiherooriden empiabl.
Sie batte ibn ber5lih bebauert. als
er -ibr pon ieinen oangegriiieuen
Rerpen" ers1blte.
Oh, franf iein lit idredlifl" bat
te lie roller Iitleio geiagt. o0fittti lit
cufl oar nitt rcft geiunS, ieit 9arl.
6ens @eburt. Sic fonnen iib oenfen,
wie notbig lie cine grbolilug bat,
ipnlt batte Batter Die tbeure &aiie ooh
mirflih nid)t geIrladt!"
.Sie tbeirre Reiie" tpie lie baS
iastt, 10 mid)tid uno ernitbait. uno Die
befiimmerte Diiene baaul Isas miirOe
lie fir glusep maheu bieie fleinc,
abnlngsloie 9iia. penn lie crit ieille
SSrau mari SSn Sic eleaantciten Mooe.
inlOns piirbe er lie fiihren uno ibr
5ierlihes Eerionflen IN Seibe nn6
Gels itno Spisen hiilIen. 9as Iiden.
putteIfen IN Dem aItmobiihen Sci.
nenfleib NIT Dem unnermeiolihen0ta.
tpiirbe ii6 elm boIoieli-
ses Yrin3ebden peruanbelu.
sic iaste: ygIht @ohen babe it)
mid aui Die Reiie eeireut - es lit ia
81 idGn, 10 in Die peite Belt aI iab.
ren."
CIR oadte: ,.Simmli6 nluB es iein,
nit ibr 81 reiieul Sbre gluaen imo
lire Seele eripahen 5u ieben. slaeS,
nlles iperbe Id, ibr ieiu; geihiiser.
2ebrcr uno @eliebter.
Or bordlte 9iia aus, OBJ Berlin ibr
gefalle, OBJ lie fir immer bort Ieben
rlofte.
Sic iann itadj, ben 9Ionbtopf oui
Der Seite, cine tieie6aIte sipii9en ben
goloigen @rauen.
~0b, 'psaa man Dieg @eIS bat. utub
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re 10 gOr q. Suni.

Rem Yort. 27. Suni.
Msbl.-Wartt rubis.
RUessnmebI. itetis.
Waismebl. bl.-Wartt itetis.
Rosssn.-Wartt itstis.
@srits, Wartt rubis.
WsiSsu.-Wlartt fsit; Rp. 2 barter
Winter 91ic c. |. (. Reip yort; neuer
Ro. 2 rotber S64c c. |. T. Suli 8srs
fanbt; Ro. 1 Rortbern Duluth 964c
unb Ro, l Rortbsrn Wanitobd oslo
/. o. b. fhpimmenb.
MeII9torn. -Martt feit. 90. 2 sels
bss 794e c. |. {. prompt.
6aftr.-Marft rubig.
Seu.-WaIt! taam fatia.
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Nab. Ssnso uas Miism In Rsp Dsrf.


geb .on eal- wuroe ~ ~ az aus.
eelieben.
grtma @.iAiit'papiere wurotn Bu BY
~ oisfontirt.
SteriiHaegdanss III idpdaer. =
0i4t ~ A.S7A{-l.S7I uno 9on.inereial
au $4-s514-4s51S.
Banost OJltgattonsH pareH
lfefl9 unb ipureen ME folgt anotirt:
Yer. Staatsn Hsfunoirung . VI - 9e,
geb.. ~ reaiitrirtt 109H-110X geb., Gov.
pons i1e-1l1K 81 regiitrirte 1o1 4-102.
eoupsns 1o1 - 102, banana Negiiterto
w VI gtt.. DO. 9ouypn B&. 1s0--l02.
VI ttienm arft.-9r Warft mar beute
lebr flau uno bic aursidpaniunssn nur un.
bsotnfsnt, ipbaB Die S4ubnotirunsen nur
ispr geringe Berdnoerungen auiwieien.
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aIetncs @iBperFGnbui&

Nv = ~ = - ~ y = y ~ ~ - - =
8crffiibrer .(ins 6abriftoutur ire
teno): Ter Sdymieo @toQer hat li6
aus @erieber ben aroBeu Sanlmcr
u,tf oic fleinc 3ebe faIlen laiicn. IS
miro mobl adt Gage ouuern, ebe er
ipieocr or6eiten fam. Sier lit has I'm.
iaIlirrnular, @err @utbalter
gu6balter; ,@artcn Sic nal, sic
baben bier ole Hubritg 8emerfungen"
niht mlsaefitIlt.
8erfiiibrer (5ogerno); n0as miro
mobl ood nid)t 9eben Serr 9ubbol.
ter. Ger Otoaer hat eiu paar gang
perfIuftiate gemertlm9en babel ee.
maft."
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ReD yort. q. SUM-.
Der Wstnllmarft mar flau unb mo-
mineQ. 2ats 8upfer nominea; electro.
lptir $13.50-13.75; eating $3.50.
giien III unDsrdnbsrt.
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aaffe. mar,t rubis. pr.iI,

| aaffn marlt rubis. prsiit
itetia.
ytlMd ia
9uier .........-.............. la
pnlt s,...'................... ln
sop Dair ,......"..........hE l0h'
croincrp ...:....,..........".1lH 15h'
sirieiiS SooS DOMINION -. .nOmtneI
MSoeao SaUa jS5n 'j...................'....SS55n M ssn,
3uder. - preiie iinb itetig. -
Raffinirter Gut 2oaf 5.70c, popbereb
4.S5c, Cubes sc. sranuIirtsr 4.75c,
Gonfeeiioners ~" 4.65e; Sff II"
4.40e; peiber ertra IS" 4.20e. ertra
e" 4c.
Molaffes III itetis.-gletp Srs
leans Open aettle 28-45e. gentrifn'
gal 18-20e per @alIon..
Rets. - Gouiiiana. Jancp Sedb
6a-7c. prina 5a--64e, orbinarer Al
-5e. Sapan 4a-4it per pfunb.
Datrp probufte
Butter. = Wartt rubig. greiie
it.tia. Wbolemilt Grtra 31ae Gens
traliseb Grtra 26c. Centralized 'sirts
24-25c. DO. Geeonbs 20-21e. Tanca
DARN 19e. 0adina Stod 18c per pfo.
aGfe.-Wartt fetis. Sbio Is
-18e. Rorbp.itliher 15s-17c, Ren
Oori 1896, Ghpei5er zoe. bc.
Bird 15ac, 2imburser 14-17c per
Yfunb.
eier. - mar,t ftetis. - prima
friids Siibnereisr 19c. firits 17ac,
orbinGre firfs 15ae, iscpnbs 15e per
9usenb. gntereier tic per 9usenb.
@eftiiseI.-3ufubr srob. Wartt
idtpdter Sprins.rs bon II pfunb
unb barii6er 32c. unter II pfunb
22-25c. Sennsn 16c. SG6ne &c.
srutbiibner 10-14e. Guus Sc, jung.
gnten 20c. alte gnten 10c, gGnie e.
Sc per pfunb.
Obit un6 9emiife.
Sunse q.pfsl.-Garlp 9ars
Oeit $1.25-1.75, Transparent SLIPS
-1.75 per camper.
G;tro -Wartt mar '.etia.-
Tauep MeTina $5.00-600, galifors
mia $5.O0-5.5O per aiite.
Sranaen-Warit ruhia unb !i.-
tis.-galifornia $2.75-3.50. Gloris
ba $3.oo-3.50 per Rifle.
Inanas.-Glorioa $3.00-3.50
per Crate bon "a.
Rhabarber.-ginb.imif6sr 10
-12e per Biinbel.
6eibelfseren. $3.00-3.50
per Crate BON 80 Quarts.
Gta9efbeeren. $1.5O per
Grdts BON "a Quarts.
airi9en.- gin5simiide $100
-1.75 per 9rapsr.
Sobannisbeeren. - $2.40
-2.50 per grat. BON "a Quarts.
grpm beeren. = $2.50-3.00
per Crate bon "a Nuarts.
Dim beeren. - S2.75 - 800
per Crate BON "a Quarts.
DafIermelonen psrben gu
$3.50 per 100 Stiid psrtauft.
Sparsel.-ginbeimiIder CO.
Csc per Dubsnb giinbel.
aartoffeln. Wartt felt. =
Guts Midisan 95c-S1. Wisconiin
95c-$1. Ohio 95e - 81 per gu. bonn
Settle unb $3.00-3.25 PER gbI. bonn
Store.
Sunge aartoffsln. - 5Io>
riba $400-4.75 per gbl.
SIbtartoffel II. - SiibFihe
s3.00-3,25 per 9bl.
&raut.Wartt rubis. ginbei,
miifes S1.50 per Crate.
3piebeIn. - ginkimiIde ariins
5-6c Der 9ubenb. 5syas tpsib.
s2.50-3.00 per Crate.
glumsntobI. S2.5o-3.00
per 8bl.
9riine gobnen. - ginbeimis
de S3,50-3.65 per 2 Bu. Sad.
Grbfen. = Ginb.imiIde $1.5o-
s1.75 per 2 9u. Sad.
0urten. - GinbeimiIds 10
SOC per Dubenb.
1omatces.-5loriba Z SIPS Il
40 per Crate BON 6 sGrben.
Hotbe RUb,n-Rep Orleans |
,0-25c per Dubsno 9iinbsI. |
Sttdrii U t,n.-$2.o0-2.25 per
BbI. |
Spinat. - einbeimiider col
'5e Der @bI.
2anbproruf
6tu.-Ro. l Simptbp $3.50
800. Gtanbarb 9imoibp $17.50-l
800, go. 2 Simptbp S16.50-17.00, |
70. 3 bo. $14.50-15,00. alee: Io. |
aemiidtsr $15.50-16.0O. 90. q
90. / Salee $3.50, |
Ro. 2 $10.00-11.0O per Sonns. III |
alfa S16.5o-17.00 per Tonne.
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Gbicaao, 81, osuni.

S4peins. .-3ufubr 1000. Wartt
ii,tis. Die msiiten 9ertduf, fanbsn 8u
$S.25-S.40 itatt; leidte $8.10-8.s
40; semiibts $s.05-S.42a; idpsrs
$7.95 - $40; raube $7.95-8.10;
Jertei $7.25-8.20.
Hinbpieb. - 3ufubr 200, Martt
iietia. geep.s S7.55-9.40; Stiers
$6.90-S.20; Stodsrs uno Setb.rs
$6.10-8.10; aiibs unb Seifsrs $3.s
70-8.90; ailber $7.00-9.65.
S6afe. 3ufubr 5000. Wsartt ites
tia. Sdafe $5.40-6.40; Sdbrlinge
$6.40-7.50; admmsr $6.50-S.30;
Sriibiabrs : 2ammer S6.75-9.45.
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Qratttfde Qsutdsn
'sbr feib bod perlobt

.Sbr isib bod Dsrlobt"
rSd, aber mir iinb iibereinsetoms
men, es Su perbeimIi9en; ss t0nntsn
id ia fir ieOsn bon uns befsrs GbaHs
Ixn bistsa.'
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z)UtuVh uNU oti IuHUl IDupltup utt
perflofenen Dofe. osrsliten nit ben
porbersebenben apei DOden. tpar.n
ipie foIst:
3ufubr. Rinbp. s6p.ine. S6afe.
13. Suni 4141 19477 2215O
20. Suni 1910 22505 33282
27. Suni .4609 17730 3034S
8erinpt pdbreno berislbsn 3eit:
Hinop. Shpeine. G3afe.
13. Suni. 1886 1922 1928
20. Suni 1910 1858 26029
81. Suni .1044 1861 26OO4
Rinbpieb. = Die bsiIeren trofs
tsnssfiittertsn Siisre iparsn tart i'm
prsiie, bic anbssn aber lansIam unb
ihpa6.-Stoders uno sSssoers purs
ben nur isbr ipenis getuuft uno iiebsH
I'm % SOC untsr Den preiien Uom
porisen Samitas.
Wtittlere unb itdpere Stiere $3.50
$50, aussrleisns $S.O0-8.75, DID,
fen $3.25-6.75, Sleiider Stiers
$5.75-8.50, 6sifers $5.50-8.50,
aiibe S3.5O-6.75, Gamers 1925
425, Cutters $4.25-5.25, Stoders
unb SSeebers $5.50-7.50.
gullen.-9is RadfraSs mar nur
mGbig unb Der Martt mar I6tpah.
Settle Yull.n $665-7.00, Bologna
$5.5O-6.4o, @rtra $3.50 - 6.65,
masere uno leihte $5.C0-5.50.
Ril6tiibs. - Sn bsr perfloHes
nen Dofe mar Der Wartt isbr lang
lam unb bi. preiie fielsn I'm So Biz
S. per Stiid.
gItra $70-s0, quite Bis auserlss
iene $52.50-67.50, orbindre bts fair
$3.50.
&Glber.0er Wldrtt mar beuts
lansiam uub bic prsiie iinb ungsfdbr
bieIelben aIs oor elmer Mpde.
@rtru $3.50, fair Bic CUTE Ieihts
$7OO-9.25, orbindre unb srobe $4..
$500.
S6peine. Die 3ufubr BON
S8lpeinsn mar beute serins unb bic
prstie itetIg.
9uie Bis aussrleIene @erpadunsss
unb Slsiitsriortsn $8.35-8.40, orr
binGre bis auserleiene ihpers ietts
SGue $5.75-7.60, ertra $7.65,
Gtuss $4.75-6.50, lei9te 9erianbts
iorten $S.15-8.40. syertel bon no
pfunb unb ipsniger $6.50-8.70.
S6afe unb 2dmmsr.-Oie
3ufubr mar 5iemlidb sroB, bic Ra4e
fraee cine quite unb bic preiie tpdrer
itetis. Sriibjabrs admmer raren
fart unb nm sc b6ber als seitern.
S6afe. fe.-Grtra lsi6te $4.S5, quite
bis auserleiens $4.50-4.75. orbindrs
Bic fair $3.00-4.40. ittpers S6dfe
$3.75-4.25, Sdbrlinse $5.00-725.
Sriibiabrs 9Gmmer $6,25-9.40.
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Tie llmidbe i'm biefgen Glsoringtouie
belisieH I'D, beute auf t3,bS3, 400. Die I'm.
fdbe Der perflsHsnen Wsbe belieien iid auf
~. 1883 ssgen e36.811 100 in Der fosrt'
iponoirenben ISOLDE bss pOrissn Sahres.
rsiai.esiatIth,ts
GuA bente paren bic Gti1dfts wieber
tbr fau uno Is mar and ni4t elm einltger
tensn Warits nurben bic foIsenosn Ysr'
fdufe absei8Iofsn:
u Giue Strett &p ..... 10i4
auf auition sHrbeH periauit:
80 GiiisH Der German National Banf BON
eopingtou 80 181 unb 100 aftitn Der u. ..
Hitbosrapbins Go. pref. suls.
VaAitebsnoe 7abene son I'M bisiisen
Warit tefinbli9tH Bsnoj uno Gttien gistt
bic offjieqen luotirunaen an:
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sssn, Welou,arrt.
gtntinnatt. 2f. auni IL.

y" - ~ y 80 Nbitt teA.s
Die Vadfrage nnH Iorlsben mar aud
heute wiebsr febr esrins uub Geib III dnBerii
nilliQ, bean bic Banien babtR mebr ale gs.
Riasnbs s5onbs on Sanp. Sir Turlebtn
.on eall1 pnrben pon ben Banfen Sh--4ss
bereAnet uHb @eihaitspapiere wurben bu
--6% bisfoniirt. Die Wafler pla5iren Gar
lsbsn son eaus 5u 8K 4-4K96uno auf Belt
3u<&.
sssnif snt Rsw Dsrf
surbsn Su @ari 5miidtn 8anitn psrianit.
Dtf Gountsrrats bstrast Soe pramie per
t1001
mshfd aui GnSsSa
iinb Diaisn.-Sis iOloenoen nuotiruHsen
limb ~ beriAten:
yunbon. Stage eitt, s4ssK-t.s9 per
6; 20 1ase Sift, S4.s6H--4.S7 per e;
pariS, . faee Sidt, 5l4 6rancs per s1eo;
% Gase Gidt. 616 Granes per s1ee; fiir
Deuti4faHb, 4 Tast Sidt, Narf soA.
eo. 90 Rage Sidt S4,[c.
Goenmsntorp Dias amf 9onboH puroen
6u N.s54, auf GLASGOW ~ t,S6 uno aut
1slfat Su t4.St2z perfauft.
SHnsss.c ctassnsxsu.
subis uub fstis. Die ssnssn auotiren
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Siebmdrfte.

Cir ncinnati, 27. Suni.
3ufubr unb 8eriunbt ipdbrsnb Der
berflofenen Wo6e. oersli4en nit ben
porbersebenben apei DOden. parsn
t,,a fnIof.
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g q n bpro Hu tie.

5eu-Ro. / Simptbp $3.50
1900. STANDARD 9imotbp $17.50-
1900, Ro. 2 Simptbp S16.50-17.00,
go. 3 bo. $14.50--15,00. alee: g2o.
] aemiidter $15.50-16.00. Ro. Q
$13.50-14.00. go. / alse $3.50,
Rp. 2 $10.00-11.00 per Sonns. 9tls
falfa $16.50--17.00 per Tonne.
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ks's :lcs i.::i . . 81 81 sss ss
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-03-06
FACE BROKE OUT IN PIMPLEs

Falls City, Neb.-"My trouble began
when / was about sixteen. My face
broke out in little pimples at first.
They were red and sore and then be-
came like little boils. picked at my
face continually and it made my face
red and sore looking and then would
wake up at night and scratch it. 1t
was source of continual annoyance
to me, as my face was always red
and splotched and burned all the
time
Il tried -, --- and others,
but could find nothing to cure it. /
had been troubled about two years
before found Cuticura Soap and
Ointment sent for a sample of
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and tried
them and then bought some. l
washed my face good with the Cuti-
cura Soap and hot water at night
and then applied the Cuticura Oint-
ment In the morning l washed it
off with the Cuticura Soap and hot
water In two days noticed a de-
cided improvement, while lin three
weeks the cure was complete"
ET(Signed) Judd Knowles, Jan. 10, 1913.
Cutieura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card tCuticura, Dept. L, Boston. ADV.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-03-06
is DoWRY TO COME BAcK7
Some Indications That There Is to Ee
Return to This Very
Old Custom.

A woman of New Jersey has died
and In her will left dowry to young
women about to be married, dover
less. The dowry cansists of 5000.
In our great-grandmother's day it
was customary for ell brides to have
dowries. The bride had chest of
linen apparel and housekeeping things
IN linen of her own wearing and sew
ing. No young man married a dover
less bride. If she had no lands, she
at least had the thrift though mani
tested in the work of her own hands.
and with which to sanctify the home.
She had no ribbon bows ON her un-
derwear, no in-and-out baby ribbon or
anything that would not wash and
iron. The thought was all different.
That was the time when dress mate
rails were esteemed because they
were ali wool, yard wide, and would
wash. It's all quite different nova
days.
The New Jersey woman willed 5000
dowries to all Jewish girls who apply
for the next ten years. This may re-
suit in the dowry fad as an induce
ment to young men toward matri-
mony. The dowry is a demonstration
OF thrift. 1t is encouraging.