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LOST bark brown horse weight
about .Qo pounds crippled ln right
fore f0et Hman white spai on fore
bead not marked ~ branded Reward
Tor Information ur return fo American
Hottunf co. Corpus CHRISTI t3lyf
LOST Gold medal hetNrcn Clu
rrur store and Aubrey 81 Engrafcd
Myrtle Mnnackfon. 1895 hrilru Mrs
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ron RALE lot witn three room
dwelling barn snd FpDf sistsrn. AL
new weslsyn part - city Price 1850
eaHy terms Apply At ca Mesquite Or
Plume 271. ffsfl
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tuK EENr s. t.ru.m f..nIsh,i
nausr en car uue anl n,cd ,iresf
'-l i.iHsitF iiatl
Evening journal., 1915-05-07

/ am doing a great work Neh. 6:3
The bigger the work the greater joy
in doing II. The whole-hearted striv-
ing and wrestling with difficulty; the
laying hold firm grip and calm reso-
luton. and tusging and toiling and
wrestling at IL. today, tomorrow and
the next, until il is done--it is the sol
dier's creed Of forward, ever forward.
Henry M. Stanley.
Dayton, Ohio.
Evening journal., 1915-05-07
For Rheumatic
Neuralgia Pains
Rhcuma Dlssolyes the Uric Acid
Which Settles In the Tissues of
Tender Nerves.

heumatic-neuralgia is one Of the
most painful forms of rheumatism. u
Is due TO weak kidneys allowing a
settlement of uric acid In the tissues
of the body near the tender nerves.
There is no swelling or fever, but
agonizing pain. Liniments may dead
en- the pain. but the disease must be
cured through the kidneys.
Rheuma. the splendid remedy for
all forms of rheumatism, quickly dis
solves the uric acid crystals and
passes them off through the kidneys
and bowels. and the immediate re-
lief is so pronounced that you won't
guess you are being rid of rheuma-
tism-you will know H.
Il suffered with rheumatic-neu-
ralgia for six years Tried different
remedies. but was not benefited until
! used Rbeuma. / have taken three
bottles and am entirely free from
the disease. I was so bad / could
not sleep nights; now I sleep we'll,
and my kidneys work perfectly. .'-P.
w. Miller, Cstawissa, Pa.
n. B. Danforth, Market and 2nd
Streets. Wilm., Del. and all druggists
sell Rheuma, and will return your
money if not satisfied. II Is mex
pensive, but worth many times its
cost.
Evening journal., 1915-05-07
Our Saturday Specials

Children's fancy top sod
made of extra fine mercerize9
silk yarn, with turnover tot#
sizes 5 to 8 IL; valid
l9' a pair 1914
at ..-.. ... AG fSA
Fine French Linen, 46 IL
ches wide; very fine qualitN
in white and all colors; id
over 75c yard, spe- EAA
cial at .............. CUU
Hills pure bleached, sold
finished Muslin; one ward
wide; always l0c a Eh1
yard, at ......... T%&
Full bleached Sheets; sizd
slx90; Linen Finish" knowf|
as the best; allover A0S
Csc, special at ....... HUI
Bleached Bolster Cases; good
quality; size 42x72; hemmed
and ready for use; al OF
ways 29c, at ......... AlO
women's fine gauze ribbed
Union Suits: nicely trirnme 4
with tape and laces; OEa
value SOC, at ....... ZCC
Evening journal., 1915-05-07
Just A Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER
Compiled by John @. 0uinius.
(The Sunshine Mani

The Lord is at hand.-Phil iv. 5.
The Apostle reminds them of this
fact-that the Lord is nigh, standing
close TO them. beholding not only their
outward conduct. but their inner dis
position-as an incentive to their for
hearance. LET your moderation" or
gentleness "be known unto all men.
You will be tempted sometimes TO as
sert your rights, TO defend your char
acter. TO stand up for your reputation.
We'll. remember you have put all this
into the Lords hands Leave 1t there.
lie is at hand to look after your inter-
ests. Both the example and the pres
enco of the Master will help us at such
a time.
"'rhe Lord is at haud"-"in the
sense OF presence. not of coming CT.
Ps. cXix. 151. cXviii s. "Thou art near.
o Lord" where the Greek is the same.
And for the spiritual principle. see
Ps. XXI. 19, 20 cXxi. 5. Not that the
deeply calming expectation of the
Lords approaching Return is excluded
from the thought here; but Ps cxix.
decides for the other as the leading
truth Bishop Moule on Philippiansl.
"Lo, | am with you Away Matt
xviii. 2O).-.From Broken Bread"
myself with the mind serve the
law of God; but with the flesh the law
of sln.-Rom. 725.
Flame OF the spirit. and dust of the
earth
This is the making Of man.
This is his problem of birth:
Born to all holiness, born to all
crime,
Heir of both worlds, on the long slope
Of time,
Climbing the path of Gods plan.
Priscilla Leonard.
God o.. e.. q. 9. givethN us richly all
Evening journal., 1915-05-07
New News Of Yesterday
The Rigorous Climate OF
the Russian Capital
By Holland.

When Marshall Jewell retired from the
Cabinet OF President Grant, where ne
had served for two years as Postmaster
General, he said TO his friends after ms
return 20 his home in Hartford, that he
had been discharged cured" lie meant
that he had had a suficiency of political
life, having been three times elected gov
ernor Of Connecticut and having been
minister TO Russia, whence he was re-
called by President Grant to take the
portfolio of Postmaster General in the
lattcr's Cabinet.
To one of his friends Gov Jewell
said. 81 never sought an appointive
Office The only political Office which |
did seek was that OF governor of Con-
nccticut My appointments as minister
to Russia and, later. as Postmaster
General, were made without any solici-
iation on my part, and, in fact. with.
out any knowledge that General Grant
intended TO appoint me TO these high
Offices"
Governor jewell said. furthermore
that it was with an ineXpressible sens'
uf relief that he received the intimati0f
from Washington that the President
was to appoint him postmaster-G General
"'lhe climate at St. Petersburg" sal,
Governor Jewell. "is a most trying on
for an American unless he was born
brought up and always lived in North
orn Maine or Northern New Hampshire
Few people realize how far north NJ
Petersburg is or that winter severity
lasts for the better part of nearly si'
months When went TO st. Peters
burg ! was cautioned by friends of Gov
ernor Seymour, of Connecticut. 10 b.
very careful about exposing myself &
the climate. Governor Seymour, twent!
years earlier. was minister Go Russia
and he considered himself fortunate whel
the day came for his return for he hal
dreaded pulmonary attacks.
1T is a curious fact that three Ameri
cans who gained great distinction wer
cut of suddenly by reason of the sever
ity Of the climate of st. Petersburg
When J was there ! heard some detail
of the brief illness and death of Captain
Whistler. He went 60 Russia to bull
for the Gar the railroad from n
Evening journal., 1915-05-07

Petersburg to Moscow. II was while he
was living there that his son, James Nj.
Whistler, was born. Captain Whistler
succumbed 10 the rigors of the climate
of st. Petersburg. In his day he was
greatly admired by the Russians and
could have received brilliant decoration
had he permitted such honors TO be paid
to him.
"Anson Burlngame died suddenly at
st. Petersburg, victim of the climate.
He went there with the Chinese officials
and dignitaries who constituted the em'
bassy which he brought from China to
the United States and the various Euro
pean countries. His visit to st. Peters
burg was the final one he was to make
TO that embassy. He expected TO re-
turn to China with the embassy.
"My predecessor as minister TO Rus.
sia was Governor James j.. Orr, OF South
Carolina. He never should have gone &c
st. Petersburg. All his life had beer
spent in mild climate and Il was q
most ycnturesome thing for him wher
past 80 years of age to 60 10 st. Peters
burg 60 live as the American minister
lie fell a victim 20 the climate and wal
in. / believe, only a few days.
81 was very careful while in ST
Petersburg, for | realized the danger o
that climate for an American, and
was lust beginning TO think that i
would be the part of prudence TO resigI
when ! received the intimation that
was 10 be Postmaster-General in Grant
/ Cabinet"
Evening journal., 1915-05-07
YARE To AnpREss REprRs.

The Republican Active Association
will be addressed at headquarters in
the Y NJ r. c., No. $40 King street.
this evening by Congressman William
s. Ware. OF Philadelphia Mr. Ware,
who is a member Of the appropria-
tins committee at Washington. is a
gifted speaker.
Congressman Thomas w. Miller. of
this city, will entertain Congressman
Ware while here and on whose invita-
ton he will address the local asso-
clatlon.
Evening journal., 1915-05-07

women's very fine white
Lingerie Waists, elsborately
trimmed with fine laces, en-
broideries. medallions and
tucks; we're $500, $3.50 and
$500; on sale to- p1 E0
morrow at ... 81 As-PV
Boys Washable Suits, made
of extra good quality galatea
cloth; Balkan, MILDLY, Norfolk,
Oliver Twist, Vestee Effects,
Russian and Sailor Blouses;
sizes. 3 TO s years; values.
sl-SOi special S1.00
at .... $3.50. VAsVO
Pure Ramie Dress Lin
ems; every thread pure linen;
one yard wide, in all the colors
wanted; value 45c 0Oo
yard, at .......... OOO
White Victoria Lawn, very
sheer quality; 40 inches wide;
always l5c a yard, 11c
special at ............. A4(
Fine white Dotted Swiss;
extra good quality; always
lac yard, special 10o
at ....... .......... lUC
Evening journal., 1915-05-07
Ruff of Paris Makes
MiIady "Ruff Neck" This year

hail from far Japan Probably IL we
we're to put an old sleuth on their
shimmering train we would discover
their habitat in the silk mills OF
Paterson. New Jersey. They really
ought to be Lyon silks, oughn't they?
Evening journal., 1915-05-07
BY MARGARET MASON.

written for the United Press)
It's a little ruff on Paris,
Everywhere you look this spring,
All the ladies fair are run necNs;
II is quite the swagger thing.
Evening journal., 1915-05-07

N
beside him Don't 40
feel will will help YOU an
him She had long golden
curls ewes as dressed all in white she BEGAN
second his headache was
ALI zone hut the tell his friend for he liked 10
feel herso thando omit forehead. ,,.,-
AZ last she said be all right now and the ne
oror,e told her n she was
ever In need Of glad to aid her and % ne
~ ~ A
walking he heard someone call his name ana ne %
little fairy who had cured ms hedae
er d dress had bushes and although she had tried Tor
long time she get u free
The nome in her free and hand hand
woods toward her home m as the Sho
ho~ no wanted be safe and SOUND
the best OF renos
although the DINERS
;h AZ the cnome bit but loves his little ~
lend al the
Evening journal., 1915-05-07

Mr. Manager. get into the Want
Columns early. so that YOU will have
all the hands engaged you need
Adv
Evening journal., 1915-05-07

things to enjoy.--I Tim. 6:17.
Ones own door opens upon the
wealth of heaven and earth.-Johr
Burroughs.
Evening journal., 1915-05-07
Copyright. 1915, by F. J, Edwards. Al
rights reservcd)

Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell "wh,
Grant Was Not Present at Gariield's In
auguation."
Evening journal., 1915-05-07
The Gnome and
the Fairy
RY VIRGINIA VALE.

hI NINNTINTR lIlTI1
Once upon a time one of the
Cnomes woke one morning feeling
very badly. for he had a bad head
acne. It was not often that any
of these little fellows were i'll, and,
of course, when they we're they
thought they were very, very i'll.
The Gnome went out and laid
down under a tree on some nice
green moss and closed his eyes.
He thought that might make him
feel better. but his head ached just
as badly and he began 10 dig his
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pfnnb. bic an6ren uber blieben itetig.
@ute Bis auserlsiene 8erpadunsss
unb ;Sleiideriortsn. 210 plumb uno
ipeniaer S7.70--775. i6tperere, 215
--240 Qfunb $755-7.65; orbindre
Bis dussrlefene i6nere fette S1ue 3d.
00-6.35; ertp1 $640; Staas $500
500: mittlere 9sridnbtforten, 100
--180 Dfunb if1ipsr, $7.85-7.90;
leidte 0erfanbtiortsn $7.85-8.00;
ifsrtel 100 pfunb unb aufparts SITS
g.. 90: Orbindrs fsrtel, LOO pfunb
nnb tpeniler S6.00-7.5O.
S6afe unb 2dmmer. -
Ghafs parsn beute itetia i'm preifs,
gdmmer aber I'M 25-5Oc niebriser.
Der Wlartt fflok fhna6.
SGdfe: ertra Isi6te $5.75; quite
fis ouserlefens $5.0O-5.65; orbinGre
biz fair $3.25-4.75; 2dmmsr. srtra
$s.65-8.75; aute big aussrleisne
$7.75-8.65: orbiuGre Bis fair $3.50
1850: Guns $4.25-5.25.
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@ GroeerteA
aqff.s Rar.t ruSia. Or

2uder. - preiie iietil. NatilHlr'
Ter Gut 2onf $3.50; poipbereb $6.70;
CUBES $6.S5; sraHuIirier $3.50; gons
fectiOnsrs u" $3.50; of .a' s6.15
peib.r ertra $6.05; srtra e. $5.85
spr 100 pfunb.
Nolaffssi in ifstis. - Rem Or
leans Open a,ttl. 40-55e. Gsntrifu'
eal 2o-3oe per gaIIons.
Refs. - 2ouiIiand. Gantn 5eab
7-7se; primd 6-6Ae. orbinirer
A-5sc. Sapan 54-5a per pfunb-
Dairp. probufts
Butter. - Wortt rubig. pr,iIs
iietia. WbcIemilt extra 30Ac;
gentrali,sb Grtra 28c; geniruIisso
Iiriis 24Ac; DO. Seeonbs 2lse; 5dns
en- DARN 2Oc; padina Stod 16a-
1Stc per pfuHb.
aGft. - Wartt iisiis. Obio 16e;
Rorbpsitlihr 15-1ee; 9sp gori
17-17Ae; ;S4p.issr 2l-30c. DO Bird
1ee; 2imbargr 16A-17fe per pfb.
Gisr. - Wlurtt Rstis. pris
ma frii6e 6iibnsreisr 1Se; firns
1916: orbindre firits 13ac; ittonbS
l2e per Dubeub.
@sflugeI. - gmhEraat gut. -
9roilsrs 2 Plumb unb bariibtr 21e;
unisr jpei pfunb 17--1Sc; Sibutr
1876; S1bns Sc; arutbiibnsr 12
--14e; Guas Csc; Gntsn 10-15e;
junes gnien 14--16e; GdHis Csc
per pfunb.
Obfunb gemHfe
Sunst aspfsl. - garlp 6dt'
ben 5o-75c; Sransparent 50-75e
per Camper.
3itronen. - WtiIina $500
3.25: California $2.25--3.0o per
Rifle.
Draneen. - California Dal.
$3.5O3.75 per Rifle.
<Vflaumen. - Milb @coie
75c-S1.00: gur6nnt $lO0--125|
rsr Grots.
Gta4t!btereu. - Ginbeimt
fbs 7bs--$1.0o psy "a o. Gsnis.
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.WadriHten.

nreitaa. 16. SuIi.
Der ShioiIuB in langiom i'm srals
len beariffen. 0eiferR 4bstb bate
terieIbe bel bisfia.r Stdbt sinen
WoFsnitano Don TIA fFuB.
Die fplaeosn 9epsiheu trdfen
ipdhreub ess esItriosn 9aa.s bier elm:
qiitsbura Da.-4.9 fsuB. fdat.
BhetIin1. 10. 9u.--35 irub. fGut.
pnrtsrsbura. W. 9u.-9.9 isub.
adnarpbd ssals. ID. @d.--0.7 irub.
gbarIeiton. %. 9a.--7.2 fuB.
Portsmouth. S.-15.8 Sub. fdlt.
aouispills. ah. h.--10.4 ssub.fGlIt.
g0Guspils SnS, -23,7 fIut. idlt. =
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" n O n q 3. - Dloripd $l.UO--
2.40 per Crate. .ssls Of pine, is mad,
Der @r0Be $2.25-3.50 per Crate.
9rombeeren. - Ginbeimti4e
$1.00-1.25 per Crate BON "a Dts.
pfirfi9e. - Siibli6e 75c--
$1.50 per Yu.
3ndermelonen. 0eorglo
75e-$1 90 per Stanbarb Crate.
Maffermelousn. - $15-
$25 per 6unbert Stiid.
5tibelbeeren. - @sDrsia 81
1890 per Crate bon "a Auarts.
Oepbeeren Ginbeimtl4e
S2.25-2.50 per "a st Grats.
Junse aurtoffelH. - gin'
beimiide $1.25-1.50; 3riumpbs ST.
25-1.50 per 8bl.
@urten. = ginbsimiide 20
25c per 9ubenb.
9omaten. - 9enneiiee 15-25c
per Crate; einbeimiife $2.oo-2.25
per 9u.
&raut. Wartt fe6r flau. Gins
beimiidss 15-30t per gbl.
per g6l.
RobIrabi. - r5c per Dus.nh
8iinbsl.
Grbfsn. = CsFlids eoc-1.oo
per gu.
3udertprn. 10-12c per
0uBenb aolben.
3piebeln. - Ginbeimii6e &c
60e per gu. unb $1.5o-1.75 per
gbl.
Crime gobnsn. - GiHbeiHts
i6e 35-50c per 2 gu. Sad.
3drOtten. - Ginbeimiide 1Oe
Fsr 0ubeuo.
Rotbe RHbsn. = gin5simif ts
5-10e per Dubenb.
Wtibe RHben. SuHss gti'
To- -90c per gu.
2anbprobuftG
Seu. - go. / Tbimotbp $21.s
30: go. 2 SimOthn 5000;
SO. 3 3imotbp $3.50; Jso.
! osmiftter alee $3.50; go. 2 DO.
$3.50; go. l alse $14.50; Ro. 2
Slice $3.50; 2ifalid $12.0o-16,0O
per sonne. - @eissrftrob $500;
Safsritrob $500 per 3ouns.
WibI.nfutttr iIt fstig. -
Gl.i. S22.50-23.50; Wibblinss
erobss $26.50-27.50; DO. fsines
$2s. $4,000; semiidtes Gutter
$24.50-25.oO.
SGmereien. - Warit ftetis.
al.dam.n s5.5o-7.O0 auf BEN Ge'
I.if. unb S7.25-s.25 per gu. bonn
Stor.. 5imotbp $2.4o-3.20 Der g..
pom Sior., gu9p.is.n soc per Blu.
5ladsfamen sl.7o per gu.
@erfhitb.neB.
Dele. - Warl. Fstis. 9siH5l. TO.
t.s 5ee Der gallone In part;en DON
8 gbls. 9eiohtes il mebr. To. l
aarbGl 6ot: Cotton S,tb Oil. raffis
nir!e Sic per GaIpp,. 2erpsniin 4Sc
per Gauons In gariien BON Is Bar
r,Is; 58c In partisr BON 10--25 Sal.
lon.n. Petroleum, Ohio Carbon 120
Grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 10ie, 5eaD~
liaht IT'S Grab 12e; Rss groiun Ga
foIin lie: Raphtd 16c per Gaon. n
parti.n BON 1--5 9bla.
Gala. Der War.t IN rubis. -
Ohio Ripsr s1.o5 per gbl. Don 2s0
sfb.. igabrIobn binjus:fiis..
9als. - Rdr.t fstis. primu
Gitp 6s-6se; 30. GOuutrp 5a-53
per gfurb.
Rohlen. - Wartt gubis. you'
abiOabsnu S3.5o-3.75, glub unb
Slad s2.25. qaraipha Stiidlobieu
$3.50-3.75. TuB unb SIad s2.25
PER spnne aba.li,f.rt. Rau5iois
StiidtobI.n $3.50. bo. Rub unS
Glad s3.25. ant5racit. S7.75-8.0O
per lonnt abasIid.rt. Cole .oRst
90 M q IN 49, crn,n. -K..f..E.~k
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S6tpeiae. .3ufubr 1900. -
Warit iidrfer. gult $7.O0-7.40;
Isiats $7.30-7.s5; aemiitts $685.
ITO; f6pers $6.65-7.45; raub &c.,
$3.50; 1ertsl $6.75-7.70.
Rinbbieb. - l2ufubr 1000. Ulartt
itetia: GinbeimiIde Beef Stiers $6.70
--10.40; Weitsrn Stisre $7.15-8.s :
80; aiihe unb Sellers $3.N-9.25; /;
Gdlber S7.O0-10.50.
Sfafe. 3ufubr 14.000. -
Sdafe i'"i'1; qGmmer ff,pa6. Styafs
$5.60-6.70: Gimmer $6.25-8.50.
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Ysrianb. pGbrsR0 b,rIelben 3tit:

Rinbpieb. - Die 3ufuhr ipdr
ttut. ntht arob. bic Rodfraae nur
makia uno bic prsii. itstia fir bic
bsii.rsn QuaIiidisn. pdbrenb bic uns
heren itnp,6 pdrsn. - Milbtiibe
ptrbeu nur aum ioiOrtiaen SdIadtsn
estauft.
Wiitlers unb ihtpsre Stius S6.7o
--8.65: dussrIeiem $S.75-9.0o;
iSleiiher Stisre $6.50-S.50: aus
.trlsi.ne $s.6o-8.75; Seifsrs $5.25--
s.25: uuserleisne $s.50-8.75; aibe
$3.50-5.85; auserIsi.ns S6.00-6.s
70: Gamers S3.25-4.25.
gulIsn. - Die 3uf,Ibr ipor
urOs unO bic prstie fislsH I'M 25--
40c.
Naatye unb lsitte S4.75-5.75;
gclpand $5.S5-6.50; iette 'gullen
1925 -8.75; ,rtra S6.S5-7.00.
aGIbsr. - Infunas mar Der
Wur,t itsiia. bolb ober ipurbe Derielbe
idpd6 unb bic preii. fislen um soc.
Sroinire Bis arpbe $780, 80;
fdir Bis cute Ieifte $7.5o-1o.0; trtrl
$i.2255 -10.50.
S6neine. - Die beiIersn psrs
iauhtioEtsI itieasn LIN &c per 400
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9 c net M atcriaI.

9iS nad Der oiiatiihen 1urfei ba.
ben Sic 15bre 0ot8ettsreiie aHsae.
oebnt2 Sbr 3ieI mar oob uripriing.
lid SStaIieu"
.SSa, i'd mpIlte meiuer geIiebten9fo-
ia rur berueiien, oaB meine 2iebe
gren5enLos IT."
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-~--SG1o--
Ginetnnati, 10. Suli.
Die i,adfpIgsnben luotirungen be,
iisben iid nur ouf Gnsros 9rans.
attionen. Bel ileineren 0eI4dften
tperbsn etipas b5bert prsiie bsreSnet.
WkeIiHs. 70. 0a.-5.8 ssuB. fdGlt.
propifionen
g 1mals. prima Steam
S.10-S.20; yamilp Sdmal, 81
--9ie per pfnab.
Src6engefafsents Dletf d..
Ghort clear G.iten 1O5-10ae; Grtra
fbort clear 104-10st; ibort Rippen'
isiten 10i-10ae; S6ultsrn Sa-8ae;
Bellies 104--114e.
Bacon. Ghort clear Geiten
111-11so; srira ibort clear Seiten
114-11ac: Tbort Rippenieiten III
11lc; Sdultern 9a a-9se; Bellies III
--123c.
euaar gur.b g1sif6. -
Shinten 16-163e; pienic Sdultern
10i-11e; grtatfeitN Bacon 19-
20c; S6ultsrn in pateten 101-
1le;; ". y. Gut Sdult.rn 10h-
liz; trodsus Beef Sdtns,n 25--
27e.
6ibaep5feftes EfeifH.
= Der g,funb: Stini.n 13-13se;
picnic Sdlrfiern 104-10lc; Bellies
16b-17t: S6ultern 104-103c; y.
y. Gut bo. 10t-10le.
Srtf&es Bretf6. - G9ins
fen 13--13sc; picnit Gdultsrn %
-9ac; Sdulisrn 81 9lt; ibori
Rippe1f.itsn 81 -10ie; fbort clear
gSeiten 81 -10ac; .rtra fbort Seitsn
9s-10ie; Bellies lsi6t 6s-17e;
Bellies. idpere, 12a-13le.
Wsbl unit Gstreibe
Wsbl. - Wintsr pat.nt $685.
6.55: glinisr fanep $5.90-6.15;
Winter Sumilp $5.50-5.65; Wintsr
srira s5.05-5.25; Wint.r orbiudres
$4.85-5.O5: 5artss Winter paten
$6.65-7.05; Sartss Dinter fantp
s6.20-e.45; Sartss Weijen tamil
S5.20-5.60; Roagsnmsh'. norotDsits
lihts 1tmiTftes $5.95-6.20; rstu,s
gitr Roog.nm.bl $6.O5-6.30; Gitp
asmiihtss Rosg,nm,bl $5.95-620.
Weisen. - Vo. 2 rother Dintsr
s1.24-1.27: To. 8 DO. $1.20-1.24;
SO. A DO. S1.05-1.15.
Deff6torn. - go. / ip.ib.s
size; 30. 2 DO. Silk; go. 3 DO.
Soa a-S1t; Ro. A DO. sO-S0le; 30.
8 DO. 79-8oc; RO. 6 DO. 7S-79c. -
30. esIbss SIC; Ro. 2 bo. SOB
SIC; Ro. 3 DO. so-90ae; Ro. 4 DO.
7oa -soc; Ro. 8 bo. 7ss-79lt; Ro.
6 DO. 77a-7sic. - RO. l gsmii9tes
S0te; glo. 2 bo. so-s0ac; Jlp. 9 DO.
79a -s0t; RO. A DO. 79-7ssc; Ro.
5 DO. 7Ss-79t; 30. 8 DO. 773--
7Sbs. - @sib.s aol6sniorn S1-82e;
tal6es aclbsniorn $3.50; aentt3'
iss aolberiorn s1-S2e.
Safer. - go. 2 ipeibr Ssh
SOC; stanbarb tpsib.r 5S-58ac; Ro.
8 peiber 57--5Se; Ro. 4 rpsib.T 56h
Bic: 10. 2 1smii6tsr 56b-5Tt;
No. 8 oemiitter 56-56ae; Ro. 4 ge'
miihter 55-56c.
Roagen. - Ro. 2 S1.10-1.12;
Ro. 3 s1.08-1.1o; Ro. 4 S1.0o-
1.08.
Wbtsfn.
@er.auit purb.n 254 8bls. Oiitil'
lers Hiniiheo GOobs anf ber Bats BON
S1.39 Der gallone.
Groeeries.
QnSTse HDorff y,yhin gyeift
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Cine quite geeIe.

Gie. ,.grtnge mir ood 5lpei GPeter
bon oieier Seioe NIT, on eebit ia
an benz @eit6ft borbet."
Or: ,,Das lit ood oa, no Die rel
aen6e, blonoe gerfaufertu NIT oen
ieeIeHDolen :"
Sd >peroe ood Iieber ielber
gebeu Sbus; poou iou id Dir het-
men 3Gunlerfdoppent fiirSeu2~
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oelb, Bombs mnS 9Iftien in Reiu gurf.

gtidsilspapi.u purbtn tu g. SX1
tlstsnfiri. Bs4fd aai aoHbpn parts
ltipad gu t+7a X fIr 90 xass SiHi; Asbtl.
GHptllungsu &4.771s nuo GitrgSsdfsl
N.7eh. brancs eidi $50, Aabd s.66Is:
Wari 5iG5i s1HI. Ratst s1H; nirss SiAi
bl2, Qabsi all; Rubel SiH. s5Is. Rabti
S54i SlIbn Barnes 47kt, RsIiisniits
z,lsrS 3eI<.
dtiisnmarft-Tis giisubabn.llititn
pnren btuis i'm dGgsnt.tntn famad uno
b.. nsilt.n baiisn en- SAiab htns Der.
lrbs oat,nmsiitn. 3is JAbuhris. aftisn
tparen itit i'm grtlit.
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Rep Uort, 10. Suli.
aupfer. - Uar,t flau; Gl,ctrolptit
$40. 75-20.0O.
Giisn. - gtartt it,tia unb uHpsr'
irbsrt.
!3inn. Ulartt fIau $3.50
39.00.
glsi. - $5.65.
SpeItsr. - asins Auotiruussn.
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Waihpille, Inn.-H.6 Tub. fteiat.
CHATTANOOGA. Isnn. LIB fub.
Cairo. Sa.-30.1 TuB, fteiat.
Ufempbis, 3enn.-25.3 6ub. iteiat.