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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01

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aupfer. - Nartt itetig; glectrolps
tic $1,000.
3iun. - Wartt lsidter; 1925
1925; fir 9easntber $37.5o-38.0O.
9lsi. - Sffsrirt $5.25.
Spelter. - $18.25-18.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01

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iibtr sip.i pfunb 13e; 6Gbns &c;
Sabner 10-13c; 1rutbiihnsr 19t;
bo. nit irummer 8ruit lo-lZe;
Guns 6-sc; Gnten 13-15t; GAME
11-12c.
5afen. go. 1 $1.@-2.l0;
30. 2, $1.25-1.4o; Guas 60c per
Dubsnb.
ObHunb gemlfe.
1epfsf. - guie 4episl $500
1915; s.lp5hulide S1.o0-2.o0 per
gbl.. einkimif&. 40-75t per gu.
3itronen. Mefira $2.76-
300; California $3.0o-3.5O per
Rifle.
aronsb.eren. - Cape Cob
S.00-7.5o per gbl. unb S1.5o-
175 per aiite.
Oranaen. California BAL.
s3.25-4.25 Der atfe.
Weintrauben. eatanDd
125c per ilsinsn aorb.
@rapeHruit. - Sai. Of I'lne
S4.25-4.50; GIoriba $3.Oo-S.oo
per Crate.
girnen. - gartl.tis 75c-$l.s
Csc p.Bu.. &iefer S1.75-2.00 perStl.
Auitten. - $1.75-2.oo per
gu.
RartofisIn. - einkimild.
$2.35-2.50: gobblsrs go. / S2.3o
-2.5O per gbl. uno 65-70c p''
Blu. auf b.m gelsiie.
Sibtartofiein. = WiIsi'
mia $1.90-2.0O; .9te Ssri.p $500
1925 per 9bl.
garttn. - gsep gOrt $40
1.5O gu.. .aprb.
1omatsn. - California $l.5o
LIS per Crate.
WsiBs Raben. - S1.0o-l25
per gbI.
st.drHben sl.5o per gbl.
YIumento9f. - Rem Dori
$1.25-1.35 per Crate.
araut. - Ginhsimiidts 75c--
s5c per g6l. unb s7.0o-8.oo per
Son. bduiitxs S5e-S1.00 pei gbl.
unb Ss.00-10.00 per aonns
ouf b.m g.lafs. ROib<s $1.5o-l.7o
per gbI.
Roll S1.Oo per g6l.
3ptsbeIn. ginb.imii6e asl'
5e 70-75e per gu. unb S2.25-
$50 gbl.: ginb.imiide ip,iss 9Oe--
S1.0o per Blu.
spinat. S1.O0 per gbl.
Crime gobu.u. = Guspdr'
tis. $2.25-2.5o per Samptr.
aarott.u. = Ginbeimil4s 90
Coo per gu..
Roth. RHbeG. - tinsstmil@
12i-15e per Dutenb.
Qanoprobufts.
Seu. - Ro. 1 simotbp $1,000;
Ro. 2 1imoibp $500; SO. 8 3imo'
ibn $500; 30. / ssmiibt.r $3.50;
Rp. 2 asmiI9ter alse $14.OO-14.O;
Ro. 1 al,s S14.5o; Ro. 2 alse $3.50; |
Sieiisss alfalfa S12.00-14.00; nett
Iides SlSOO-19.O0 per sun.
WibIsnfutter III itsiig. -
elsis s20.5o-21.0o; MibSlinss sros
b,s s24. GO; DO. fsines $3.50
$500; ssmii4iss Gutter s22oo-
22.5o.
Gdmersien. - Rar!t f.tia. -
al,.Iamen $8.60-10.25 auf bsm &C.
I,ii. uub $l0.25-12.2o per Blu. bonn
stOr.. 1imOtbp $3.15-3.75 pom
Giprs.
Derf3ieosats
O.ls. - Wartt fieiia. 2.in5l, 70.
b<s &c per 0aloHe in S.-ss..;eH BON
( Dbl gsiothies 1e mehr go. II
larbSl 60s: Cotton Sesb Del. rafft.
nrt.s &c p. 9aaont. 3erpentin &c
IN parii,n Don Is @alloren unb
73e in parti.u bon 1875 Gallonsn
Petroleum. Dbio Carbon 120 grab
asc bo. $50 @rab 10At. Seueliabi
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l7c: Rapbia 20c per Salon. In Bar
lien bon 1--5 Bbls.
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Dbic Ribsr S1.05 Der g. pon 200
pfb.. Nuhrlo3n bin5usefiiat.
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yiip 7s-sc; DO. Gountrp TIE
per pfunh.
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lhipaknp $3.50-3.75. RuB uns
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B3. 50--3.75. Iub unS SIad SIPS
yer so.ns obaelisfert. Rau4loit
stiidipblsn $a.75. DO. Rub unb
slad s3.25. gfntbraeiis $7.75-8.0OI
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01

Dudtr. = 1JrtiIe fsf. = WdffI'
nirisr Gut acof $7.15; potpbersb
$685.; Cubes $500; aranuIirisr s6..
rs; GOnfntiOnsrs "" $6.15; Ofi
~a4 $3.50; tptibtr trira $50; ertra
.g- $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
Molaiissiff iitita. - Rem prs
leans Open atiiIs 45-65e; 0entrifur
auI 22-32c per @allons.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01
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06a; am SdGuB $l,05. 5iir Mai ST..
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am S4Iub 64c. 5iir @ui 6st-6ee;
an SdIub 6Ssc.
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SdIuB 41ac. iiir Wloi 43a Aft;
am S6luB 43sc.
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@srie. - 5S-70e.
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S16.50-17.O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01

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$1,000.
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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12

Frost that blighted all hope of hav-
ing a population of more than four
figures, so far as the home town was
concerned.
But there comes, every so many
years apart, marking new genera
tion in the life of the old home town,
the passing of remarkable number
of the elders of the flock that made
up the citizenship of the old place.
The Old Home Paper, as faithful in re-
cording the detailed history of the town
as the recording angel itself, recently
has found it necessary to crowd out
some of its usual town gossip in or
der to print all the obituaries
made necessary by what it calls the
harvest of the grim reaper in the
little old community.
Do you rem ember Hank" Day and
"Gib." Brown and Levi Buckets and
"Old Man" Richards? They were In
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
A NECESSITY
Mrs. Collier Says Could Not Keep
Hou,e Without -Draught.

Hardin, Mo.-Mrs. ]. W. Collier, Of
this town, who knows from experience
Of the merit Of Black Draught Liver
Medicine, has following to say for
publication: ~ want to let everybody
know that I have used Thedford's
ck-Draught for many'years, and 1t
Is Just what Is claimed for II. ] am
never without Black raught, and
really couldn't keep house without It.
Whenever I feel bad, take . small
dose, and feel better right away.
advise everybody who suffers
from liver or stomach trouble to use
Black Draught Liver Medicine"
For three-quArters Of q century
(75 years., Thedford's Black-Draught
has been regulating irregularities Of
the liver, stomach and bowels, and has
long been recognized as the standard
remedy. It is q fixture in thousands
of.homes as the main stay Of the fam
lily medicine chest.
II you have not tried It, get q pack
AgO from your nearest dealer, today.
he sells It in 26c and $1.00 packages,
making It cost you only one cent .
dose. Mob
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
In the Old Home Town

Possibly you have noticed in the
Old Home Paper recently that the
old home town is passing through am
portant epoch in its history as touch
ing its population.
Not that the old home town is on
a boom, or that it is trying to beat
its census record. The old home
town has given that up long ago. 1t
lost all hope that it ever would be-
come a metropolis when it voted
bonds quarter of century ago for
a trunk line railroad to connect the
Atlantic Ocean with San Francisco
and Portland, ard made the old home
town the center of the new world.
When it secured the road it was a
branch line running from neighbUr-
ing town to the state capital, dis
lance of about. eighty miles or so.
That disappointment was the Jack
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12

We oil and repair harness while
you wait, Liberal Harness Co.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
hold bazaar and food sale on Satur-
day, December IL.
Washington Grove Of the Floris
community was in the city on busi'
nees Wednesday.
Big knife sale is now on. 75c, 81,
and s1.25 values, now Acc. Liberal
Harness Co.
FOR SALE-A complete New In
ternational Encyclopedia, with 1910
wear book. Set contains % volumes.
Will sell reasonably and on terms to
right party. Inquire at Democrat
Office. I'll
A. E. Blake of Liberal and j. r.
Blake of Hooker returned Friday
from California to look after busi-
ness here and at Hooker a week or
two, after which they will return
They we're accompanied home by
Bert Dubois. The trip was made
from California by auto in seven days,
which is pretty good travelling
A deal was made this week where
by David Curtis becomes owner of
the G. G. Hood residence property on
South Grand Avenue. The Hood
and Curtis families will change resi-
dences in the near future. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hood contemplate spending the
winter with relatives and friends In
Louisiana.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12

middle age when you lived In the old
home town, and were directing the
business life of the city. There was
Judge Patterson, who lived just
around the corner from the East
Side Schoolhouse, and used to chase
you away from that tree of red APP
pies, always making sure that you
had an apple before catching you at
it.
In your day it never occurred to
you that the old home town itself
could live If all these men were to
pass away at once. They iserved on
the school board, we're members Of
the council, taught Sunday school
classes, "goL up" the Fourth of July
celebrations; did everything, in fact.
that made life worth living from
your viewpoint, In the old home
town.
Well, they have all been recorded
as having passed on by the Old Home
Paper within the last thirty days or
so. Did you ever think that there
would be any pleasure living in the
old home town, when you were young
if "Aunty" Miller did not live there
also and make ice cream for the kids
in summer and cookies and mince
pie in the winter?
This week there is a headline in
the Old Home Paper: "Rachel Jane
Miller Gone" You didn't know, Of
course, not even though she nursed
you through that spell of typhoid
fever, was your mothers close friend
and spent week hel ping your sweet
hearts mother "get the house ready"
for your own wedding, that her name
was "Rachel Jane" 1t was always
i"Aunty" Miller. And she was SO
years old. OF all these old pioneers
that have gone away together, as If
by appointment, it would almost
seem, none of them was under so
years old,
Now look at the Old Home Paper
and see the names Of the "city dads" g.,
the men who are travelling the road
and carrying the civic burdens borne
by the honor roll named above. Look
at the advertisements and see the
names of the merchants. All that
are familiar to you are the "fellers"
you went to school with and helped
you gather those apples from Judge
Patterson's tree, and they are about
as old now as Judge Patterson was as
you recall him.
When you go back to the old home
town for the regular holiday visit
next Christmas you will miss almost
all the faces that made the old home
town so familiar to you, and yor
need not he surprised If you heal
some freckled-faced kid shout to thu
boy in the next yard: "Hey, Skinny
'Speck' Joness old uncle brought hin
a air gun fer Christmas The cole
uncle" meaning yourself.-Kansa'
City Star.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
Coming

Geo. W. Fielder, of Hutchinson.
Kansas, the piano tuner, will be in
Liberal the second and third weeks
in November, according to schedule.
Leave your orders at Taylor's Drug
and Music Store. u
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12

Sufferer From Indigestion Relieved
Before taking Chamberlain's Tab
let's my husband suffered for several
years from indigestion, causing him
to have pains in the stomach and
distress after eating. Chamberlain
Tablets relieved him of these spells
right away" writes Mrs. Thomas
Casey, Geneva, N. Y. Obtainable
everywhere.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12
The Kansas Rural
Credit Association

From ten to thirty-five year loans
at per cent. Farmers cooperative
concern. Only members can borrow.
See CLYDE R. COMMONS, Agent, Lib
eral, Kansas TT
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-11-12

Do You Have Sour Stomach?
II you are troubled with stour
stomach you should eat slowly and
masticlate your food thoroughly.
then take one of Chamberlain's Tab
lets Immediately after supper. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-12
SYRUP OF FIGS
FOR CROSS, SICK
FEvERISH CHILD
~ LtTTLg STOMACH IS SOUR.
LIVER IS TORPID OR BOWELS
CLoGGEp

Mothers san rest eas, auat eftns
NNifeirn Sstep ~ tiss h,cAuss ia
4 faW neWfe an lhr fiasne8 AS nasfr
rnur hife and gsfmeHtns f,s..i eeutlS
'netes sW - ,he baweia. ANA ,ea hatr
= we'll rlasfui enFi aratn rhHafsa
sinpls wiz Not iahs thr tlnit feon nias
~ eiurN sevii hawvis and they be-
eenn tt4htls rarSed liver Eets slae
Sieh and siemaeA disnfd,tsd
" hea erses fexefish rvsilc,ss. saa "a
tenEas is enairsi ,hen ziNf thfs aq
iiHiuus ifnt Aa1atiNt yfhihirsn howe
a. anH II san n.s ,SNsr niurs s.
'htfeienst @has siis sniif little onr n
fal uf guld, ~ sefr tnrat. diarrh.ss
sienfataarhr had hreath. rrmsmisr
sen1le ~intiar cleansing shNOll AZ
MANS Ae the frat igoatmeit sAeea fuli
dirtct'ons t,u isapsrS chf'arua ~ an
agrr are srVwn .iiia arc nrlsgrt "a
vafh b.ttie
tstwAfe pf roar,efteu ia syrans AsA
yesu dresNiss fef ts.sent hestse "a
NaiiWrn,s syrup 10 tixA thea lo-aa
rarsfolls ard 49, sa@t Il n mAAe hi
ne ft'aifwnia fir S,tae campan,
w make no sn,aitrs r,ae ssana hAsA
@,'e fentrWnt any sshrs nx syrup
tltrtif1, ntasi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-12


Nnrh ,tthanar followed. fai snf ffm
rs hmEtra woe ,sprNeA wsl street
lHntaiU credited sUt SSH nanipu.
nuua tiir feAftff
iant fau the affairs NJ edo company
ssro .p uirn serious shaps hft ludse
Wstef 10 ihe pD1Uei Court ~
Sew YufA Gfanfei as efatr ~ else
foreclosure ana seie NJ enc snfoad
property ana fised the date ths sale
20 November - The minunit etocs
noldffH oplrsscd ihc drctto afd sstufri
3f4vrapi n ihr atief fom tnr United
States NfeNi Calft n prsls tf
wpn cHntrnAs1 es fhf minority huldefa
ihas the sale n ine stock in hloek
mate H imp.nsiiie fnr iht amtlier
enaNsf sieskhpiuegs 'o protect ih~if
fi.iie ,uA thpf itf NhHlr pisN VAS
eut aHd dried htfofr 90 epa presented
~ Gao cntft
So hiitff HAs Ntrn iNr controversy
tmanf iho sipethoidtra 80 tha uo,k
iaHni th4t $3.50 presumption 20 inf Nnt
rratieaiIun rs expected 90 hrloH fartH
sefiNua rhsfses ~ misconduct and al.
ready 0HreeH haff Hagn pointed ln
Nee tnfh fnei mi'umH have hnen an
iswfillN diverted fnw fne lHHfald
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-12
Bic NETTING HALO Ar MISSION
WHERE DELEGATES TOLD or
THip 70 WARRINGTON WsEnG
fHEN PRESENTED lnHioartoh
PLAN TO ofriclAtA


tiiAslslN. T~t trb. To-Day. Vns
lfaiY Gravity irrigation -, ~ Mla
el1n Tier afternoon Nas devoted a. a
board ~ difftbsa mfefinn ~ tat
Gravity ituNaiiaa AHsocisfifp. wh|it
go night stsslfp Nss Eiftu over ~ s
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1901 "a 4adaF o. Monf0e ana 81 u
finft who feVfsesnlea iho ceHas W
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$3.50 NAnde NAllef hsfoin ihv senate
sO ,unfnltiss. Nsbaneian. b q uu
lsHunfs ssfd
Fhe frplfi ~ these gentlemen ~s-
ftefitfd with Considerable enghusIaaf..
~ tlis iaIae attendance, frpf,s.ntis.s
fne,iCalli spcff section II iho Nallst
tNf ffi~H ~ iedNe Npntue vas matte
iu iffseN. bolnA Frequently uHnsgnf.A
Ssh sapiause etiif that ~ kff anfa
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mafiiea R}ih gufe II ihauss luflus
tA
TOE iNliowiu4 feapitiipn uhtah usn
NJ rntea hy fn64t M0nrae ueGAle az
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~ tppfutea snp adopted ~ ihat bf.dt
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~ Wtn tAf al aaara sruusst thai tha
if#ieNen ~ sigsu wilde tuil.titfl
I.eaolatiens
Mlffsaa q has hse~ determined ua
t'Nf iiis present pumnln4 maitm ~ b.
fiaiihn tha wonderful ftulity 1t 49,.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-12
ONO scHool noAao rRorrsTs

tNt MliiN N Frb fi Ffnfrata
atHwst anN reduction pa tns Gas rates
tMsi wii lrmi g. te,iart thr frtrnnr ~
lhr common eefopls ht tht state Wtfe
tAerN Ht ouaa1 mesiins a ih. Assn
tiHtinn 81 ~rhHol iasaul NrutUaia I'd
p haiNi ihst rtulHsed rsdhcthns
NaAM pHmp thf seleel arpfnl nations
anal iar sehnol hoads sNsstai tnAf ihr
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wen as thr wrti sChNeis anI sua
srriinn was meade that q teArhrr. ,,rn
sian ulnd 80 established o. separate
teafhtsa tiUm lhf operation ul sNH
wtahnen enmlsensa tian Rtf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-12
PERSONAL MENTION

W ncwAf srncral manlRcf q
~, reSns Airstcau nslwa, COMPANY
$500 Naa evrn n thv ritN tNr ems Iast
Sew iata th,s memwg wni miutn Cd
hls buuo ln lNuado
iifH tsssiv tnfk nis rehrnsl f0um
thr wright mnth nost uargurtr where
she spcni sr,srsl dlsa as tht aarsi 10
Nls aud Mrs q g. wright
Wf sna ur 81 wrleht 10 Ban
auetr ere ln ,ae clls iof se'ewl "a,
snt
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ns awe Auua nn,n Ca soeml
aaas ~u3
U,etNs 8 nfost snd ~tfc end icsh
rasiNf ~ MsfksfH Mlpn. afs Nisfots
30 lhe eln quests IA enc Naeers
a. a. wahefsreen s. q ,istrg in era
ue tressiefel a la- Na,yvs
j. ~ n.ndnrari VI san AasepIo 3. rs
$500 Sos ur en@iuee- fef fvw tlsa
fi4tms as ihe Nu,sta
81 NJ vaasban ~ sar Amario \.
tn0re thr 'trlyais il 5ne Nues h,tel
Yesterday ~ D. rs the sip teg few
ds,s
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uisht htm Nn+tin far short stay
rraeicu1E al tRe Nptecs h.ssrl
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tit, Yesterday FRONT l,orsiuun anl rs
REGISTERED a. the Nuoees
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Nnitrr u CrrFus Chrsi oe ussinrs.
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Affnaas Al lh. Nastss heiA ,esiet.
ias ana last risht incluaea " e
casey ~ e'sn AntNnta X > Nofsis 81
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WEATHER SUMMARY
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-22
CATTLE FEEDING
SHOWS A DECLINE
Statistician While Finds That Only
10 Per Cent. of Dauphin
Farmers Hold Steers

Data compiled by L. II. While, of
the bureau OF statistics of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, show a decline
in fattening of cattle for market, un-
questionably due to the foot and
mouth disease. Only 10 per cent. of
the $4,000 farmers in the State are
fattening cattle this year
The number in Dauphin is 10 per
cent; Cumberland. IA; York, 15;
Perry, IL: Lebanon, 12; Juniata, only
4, and Mifflin, but 8. Franklin and
Adams are Is and 16 per cent, re-
spectively, but Lancaster is to the
front with 90 per cent. far more than
any other county. The cattle disease
seems to have seriously disturbed the
livestock industry of the State and
the farmers to have been unable to
secure feeders last fall or else did not
care to run risks because of the spread
of the disease.
The bureau makes an estimate that
there are now 1,053,500 milch cows in
the state, valued at 61,103.0O0. Ma
ture horses are given at 511,S12,
mules at 1882. valued at $6,672,913.
The average price of milch cows is
given at sos, horses at $3.50 and mules
at S156. Many mules have been
bought for shipment to other states.
presumably for export, but the figures
are per cent higher than five years
valued at S76.771,SO0, and mature
ago. The number of mature horses
is about the same as in 1910; cows, 2
per cent more.
Figures have been obtained from
679 townships a little more than half
the total number in the state, on pure
bred animals, showing 644 stations
1916 bulls. 2.902 boars and 1.407
rams. 1t is assumed that the town
ships not reporting have as many
more.
The estimates of the number of ma
ture hogs in the state is 613. 000
valued at s9,000,000. The sheep of the
state are not as numerous as five Yea re
ago and are valued at s3,55s,46O. The
aggregate value of mature horses,
mules. cows, hogs and sheep in the
state is given as S157.I97.I72
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-22
P. R. R. SYSTEM
COVERS MANY STATES
Nearly 700 Miles of Double
Tracks; Stockholders Are
Also Well Scattered

The Pennsylvania Railroad System
has 26,4 miles of track in thirteen
States and the District of Columbia,
according to its Record of Transpor-
tation Lines" issued yesterday. An
interesting fact revealed is that more
than so per cent. of the 92,225 share
holders live in the States served by
the railroad.
On March the average holding was
1OS.27 shares or 3.53 shares less than
on March /, 1914. The number of
women shareholders is ~, 1863, almost
one-half the total number, while the
average holding of the women share
holders is 63 shares.
On March l the shareholders were
distributed as follows, 31,S65 in Penn
sylvania; 1912 in New York; 50,
in New England and scattered
throughout the rest of the country.
The PENNSYLVANIA System includes
11,794 miles of line, of which 1874
miles are double-tracked, S21 miles
have three tracks and 6S5 miles have
four tracks. In addition there are
9,433 miles of side tracks, making the
total trackage 26,419 miles. The
Pennsylvania System operates in
Pennsylvania, Delaware, the District
of Columbia, Illinois, Indiana, Ken
lucky, Maryland, Michigan, New Jer-
sey, New York. Ohio, Virginia, West
Virginia and Missouri, in which Sec
tions reside more than one-half of all
the people in the United States.