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The Dolores star., 1915-07-16
sska coo.ol,d.t,on in Tennessee.

Anderson county, Tennessee, is just
ennpastdng school consolidation plan
wlich includes all the rural schools of
~ county. Seven. consolidated schools
are alsssiy III operation and nine more
VIII b ssady for occupancy in Septem-
Der. These are mostly six-room build
inss, built Of brick, which serve
territories of from eight to fourteen
miles each. The greatest distance to
which students may be required to
walk il two and half miles. Very
few will be obliged to walk mbre than
two miles. Wagons will be used to
transport the children.
Four to six teachers will be required
at each school. Four rooms are on the
first floor. Below these are two half
basement rooms which are to be used
for manual training and cooking, which
viii be required of all children. In
struction in agriculture will be included.
The school lots are from two to ten
acres in extent. Part of this ground
will be used for school gardens and the
balance for the principal. Cottages
are to be built on the school grounds
for the use Of the principals, who will
be expected to board the other teachers.
The cost will be approximately S., 900.
The county is the unit of administra-
ton in Tennessee and the county board
has authority to locate and erect
schools. The authorization of bonds
is in the hands of the voters. The new
buildings being opened will replace
thirty one and two-teacher schools. =
s. Arthur johnson, C. A. c., Fort
Collins.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16
FRANK DUPEE.

y The fruit growers of this county are
succeeding admirably in refraining
fpm consignments. Consigning fruit
Without prices being known will destroy
Pie industry here or elsewhere. Con-
eignments put the cash buyer out
~ business and puts the crook in
control of your markets. No honest
nan can compete with the crook If you
elace your goods in the hands of the
Fook at the simple cost of transporta-
Jon. IL you are not assured of a
roftable price, do not go to the ex-
ense of picking and packing, and the
Guit that drops from your trees will at
last fertilize the ground for time
when you get profitable prices. Farm
ington Times Hustler.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

The ranchers on the Summit Ridge
south of town are reporting big crops
OF alfalfa which they have put up in
fine shape the past two weeks. We
heard one gentleman say that he would
get one hundred tons first cutting from
thirty-three acres. Perhaps there
should be per cent deducted from
this amount for enthusiasm, but it
proves that the crop was extra good
and it is the enthusiastic farmer that
usually grows good crops. Somehow
or other crops nor nothing else does
well for the crouch.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16
Church Services.
SUMMIT RIDGE.

Sunday school every Sunday after
noon at 2 p. m. DR.. Bell superintend-
ent. Preaching every End and 4th
Sunday afternoon. All are invited to
these services.
YELLOW JACKET
In Fairview school house. Sunday
school every Sunday at 10 a. m. MT.
Banter superintendent. Christian En-
deavor every Sunday evening at
o'clock. Mr.. Seelig. president.
Preaching every LIST and Bird Sunday
both morning and evening.
H. w. c. AINLEY
Minister.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

recent researches and stud
les. The Chiropractor uses
neither drugs nor surgery,
but by adjustment of the
spine in q scientific way
REMOVES the CAUSE Of
ILL HEALTH. no matter
whether it be acute or
chronic. Thus by natural
methods HEALTH il re-
stored. Chiropractic is
Natures way. The prsc-
tice is SO radically different
in its operation and 30 mar
yelous in its results hat M
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16
M..hoSiss cb.rch Nos..

Msthodist Chsrch Noess.
Preaching Sunday evening at 800.
Special music at the evening service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 500.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
You and your friends are invited to
worship here.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Word has been received that Ruth
Seaman, who spent the winter with
Mrs. James Hammond of this place,
died at her home in the East the 18th
of last month. Miss Seaman made a
number of friends while here who are
sorry to learn of her death.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

explanation is possible here.
Come in and let us PROVE TO you
by the test of practice that this science
is the greatest Of all. securing . higher
percentage of results than any other
system known.
fNEz F. RENO, b. c.
Graduate Of the Universal Chiropractie
College, called the School of Guilty,
Davenport Iowa.
Consultation and Examination Free.
Visitors welcome. In Hughes Block.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Farmers have been hauling hay to
town the past two weeks. One rancher
informed the writer that he sold over
a hundred dollars worth which he de-
livered here in town and received cash
for same.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Mrs. H. C. Goodman and daughters,
Teddy, Lillian, Majorie and Louise,
and son, Henry, arrived Saturday from
Los Angeles, where they spent the
winter. Grand Valley Moab Times.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

There will be an ice cream and cake
social at the Arriola school house Sat
urday, July "a, given by the Ladies Aid
of Arriola to which you are invited.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

F6r Sale or Trade-A sorrel mare
weighing l45O and yearling colt. Will
tzM1s for cattle. Inquire of S. C.
Fseden or C. w. Thomas, R. F. D.,
Dolores, Colo. 15p17
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

James McEwen left Wednesday FOR
Gallup, New Mexico, to receive a ship.
ment Of cattle which he will bring 70
his summer range.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pease drove
over to Durango in their car Tuesday
returning Wednesday. They report
the roads very dusty.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

MIR. and Mrs. H. F. Ausmus and
child of Tennessee, arrived in Dolores
the first of the week. MIR. Ausmus is
a painter by trade and may decide to
locate in Dolores permanently.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Talmage Morrison leaves today for Q
short visit to Msncos to look after the
portrait wants Of the citizens Of that
progressive town.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

A. Williamson, Mrs. Randolph Will
hanson and the girls left for Durango
Wednesday morning in the Williamson
Cadalac. ...
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Rev. Woods was over from Durango
Sunday and held services at the Bap.
fist church. Mrs. Wood, who has been
dangerously i'll for the past three weeks,
is slowly improving in health.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Miss Leita Belmear has accepted .
position as cashier at the Harris Bros.
Mercantile Company's store.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Mrs. R. B. Cabell left Saturday for
Denver where she will make her home
with her son, June, who is employed
in that city.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

A. F. Harris and G. H. Goodwin left
for the Pagosa country the first Of the
week on a camping and fishing trip.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Del Raplee returned Saturday from
few days visit with old-time friends
in Rico. He says Rico is taking on
new life and some very promising
mines are being worked.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Found-Pocket book. Owner can
have same by calling at Akin & Porter's
store and proving property.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Morrison's Art Studio has moved
from the lower floor of the Town hall
to the second floor of the same building
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

The Ladies. Aid of Lebanon will hold
a social on the lawn at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Hammond Wednesday
evening, July q. Everybody cordially
invited. ..-
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Harry v. Pyle, Frank Ritter and J.
L. Trimble journed up the river on Z
fishing trip Monday.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Wansed-A good secondhand cook
stove or range. Must be good baker.
Mrs. Rupert, phone 562.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

For Sale or Trade Second hand FIVE
foot Deering binder. Inquire of R. E.
Walker, Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Martin Rush and family and Dial,
Markham left Wednesday morning fol
Electra lake on fishing and camping
trip.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Wanted-Spring pigs. State price
and age, and address A. C. Corbett
Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Order your strawberries in advance
of w. G. Ayers at DR.. Rentz's ranch.
14dl6
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

With the approach of warm weathe
the call Of the wilds is getting in it
work. Ditto the call of the Jug.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

r. E. Walker of Summit Ridge. was
a business caller at The Star oliics
Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Charles Rash has had the front Of
his confectionery store decorated with
artistic signs.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

An excellent way to avoid exposing
your ignorance is to replace it will
horse sense.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Raptiss Cnureh Services.
Sunday school 1t 10 o'clock.
Everyone 10 invited to attend these
services.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Wanted-Good homes for seventies
cats. Inquire of Mrs. James MAR.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16
CHIROPRACTIC

Embodies the latest and best methods
and makes use Of the most careful and
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

J. P. Belmear was Durango pas
senger on Tuesdays train; returning
Thursday.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

When you speak a good word for
your town you speak two for yourself
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16
The dove Of psaee Dice out Of dght.

On with the wsr-against the town
Crouch.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16
Uncle Sans hat Is still on HE hsad.
Hope it stays there.

President Wilson stands pat. The
kaiser stands pat. Some pat.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Think before opening your mouth
You will talk less and say more.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Services will be held in the Catholic
church the third Sunday Of each month.
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16

Annsal Financial Statemeut
OF School District No. 10 County Of Moatezu-
ma, State u Colorado, from july ],
1910, TO July l, 1919. va
The Dolores star., 1915-07-16
Annual financial st...men.

Of School District No. 5. County Of Montexuma
State 81 Colorado. from June 20.
1914, to June ~, 1919
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asuOrfeusn Q6fdIe ri6lis fonbert. Sn
benz ifrantfurtsr arisssbeutshger,
ii6tr befen Gtnri4tunsen I'm einselnen
erit fp1ter geipro6en perner bari,
;et9t oieier getrieb I'm aroBten Stil
init 3u9ilfenabme 5a1llofer beT9eiben
pultenber ardfte. dber Denen berGtift
itrengfte militdrii4er Crbnuns mall
tet unb na6 auben all.rlei gorfi9t
gebietet. Man blidt aetpiFermaben
iDie our6 einigs @utl56er in cine
aar8 neue Welt, ipenn man Sduienbe
DON eiIernenShuBi6iloen ipabrnimmt
NIT oerl6lieBbacen SHliben, bur6 bic
unfere arisqer Die @eipebrldufe auf
bie feinoe ribten, Ober bic 9einpanbs
aeltt 6etrohtet. in bsnen Don trdftigsH
Trauenarmen Die unbsiHretblih ries
heHben, aerriifenen unD beidmubten
llniformitiide gefdubsrt unb s.flidt
Deroen.
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Jluk.NahriAten.

Sounttitas. q. Wlai 1916
Der obsr: Ohio fallt, i'm Gintinna
tier Diiiriti aber III Der 5lub i'm Stei'
gen begriffsa uno beri.lbs bate seitsrr
,9lbenb bsi Bisii9sr Stabt ,insn Wai'
i.ritanb BON 1876 Jub.
Die folssnotn Oepd9eu trafsn nab,
renb bss seitrissH 1uges bier elm:
9ittsbusL pa-7.2 SUB. idlIt.
DbstIing, W. ga.-12.9 JuB, folt.
partersburg, ". 9a.-14.4 HuB.
aanalpba Gals, 10. @a.-2.5 Gub.
gbarIsfton. VI. ga.-74 Tnb.
portsmDutb, S.-17.2 SUB, itsist.
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GpdnspilIs, SnO.-15.6 Jub. itsiat.
Rafbpias, 1snn. -1o.2 1ub, Tsigt.
Chattanooga, 9sru.-8.3 gpb, Itsisi.
Cairo. 81. 1927 JuB. iteist.
Msmpbis, 1snR, -13.1 6ub, fsist.
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gbttaao. 2s. Uloi.

S6peine. = 3ufubr 26,Ooo. Waarft
itarf. gult $7.60-7.e5; lsi6te $7.45
--7.8o; semif4te $7.4o-775; fanes
re S.15-7.70; rau6e $7.15-7.35;
Gertef $6.00-7.35.
Rinbpisb. - 3ufubr 1900. Martt
fart. eiubeimiide Beef Stier. $40
--9.35; Meitern Stisrs $6.75r8.20;
aiibs unb 9eifers $3.35-8.85; Gdls
Der 700-9.75.
S6afs. - 3ufubr 5000. Wartt
fsft. S6afs 7.25-8.25; admmsr ST.
75-10.65; COLORADO 9dnmer nit Der
WoQs $11.85, Elm neuer Hetorbs spreis.
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Sunae aartoffeIn. Gfo.
ribd $4.00-5.25 per Bbl. unb $1.5C
-1.75 pet 6dmper.
GhBtartoffeIn. Jsriep
$1.O-1.65 per Camper.
Spdraef. - ginbeimiide To-
Doc Der 9ubsnb 9iinbef.
5omdten. - Dloribd s1.75--
ESQ per Crate.
Rrdut. - Marft 5ismlin lsbbaft.
alabama $2.00-2.25; nsu,s 5lori,
ba $2.00--2.25 psb Crate.
RobIrabi. - 35e per Dubsnf
glnbeI.
Grbien - 4lo6ama $3.50
L75 per 5anpsr.
3wiebeln. - Gelbe 90e-$1 90
per gufbsl bonn StOre. Wstbe $1.15
-1.25 per guibel pom Stors.
GrIne8obuem Tloriod
$1.75 200 per 6amser.
Gdrottsn. - Gspai6sne $2.25
ESQ Der Bbl.
R n h. 80 II a ., G;,,hsfyr,;y ~
Ok On, ~ ~ " T,h..s - "7'l y
msiss wES.n m.n s,,.
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aohl. - $1.00 per gM.
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w Ii 3 ltntutier III itettg. -
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s,ooi a. ~ gsH'lp'es bu'let SSo'oo-
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sf.x&sr I & SaiD..osn ., " DO 2" p'' o"'
o'u''Iun'" Pi''o PCT oa.
yer tteoenss.
Sele. -- Wdrit ietig. Qein0l, ros
bss CSC per Gaaons in partien Don
5 gbls. @stO6tss 1e mebr. Ro. l
carb0l 60c: Cotton Ss.b Oil, raffi'
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BRO bifipuen.

g 9mals. prima Stsam
o20-9.30; gdmifn G1mdls 10
--104c pro Dfanb.
Sroden9efdIsenes BGeif4.
Sbort clear Seitsn 1ot--10at; grtru
fort clear 10i fort gippenfeis
ten 104---10ae; g9ultern 8a-8ac,
Bellies 10a-114e.
Ba con. - Ghprt clear Setten
11E-11ie; srtra fort clear Seiisn
114-11ac; fhort Rippeirfsiten III
Life; SduItsrn 9a-9ie; Bellies III
--12tc.
eusar gureb Greifd. -
Shinten 144-15e; pienie ghultsrn
1o4-1Oss; greaifsit Bacon 1s--
19e: Sfultsrn in padsien 104-
10ae; ". y. Gut Sfultsrn 104-
10ae; trodsus Beef S4inten 25--
Ne.
GdBaeb5tert.s Jfeifd.
- Der gfunb: Sdinttn 12-12ae;
Dienie GduIisrn S4--sas; Bellies
15t-16is; Shultsrn 84-8ae; n.
y. Gut bo. 84-sie.
Trii6ts Sfeifd. - Gains
Ten 111-12e; pitnie ehulisrn "a
SIC; s6uliern 73-Sse; iaort
Rippeni,iien 92-10lc; fort clear
Geiien 9a-10sc: erfra fort S,iien
02-104c; Bellies I.ift 15A-16c;
Bellies, ihipre 11a-12ic.
Wsshl unt Getreibe
UpebL. Minter paisnt S7.OO--
7.20; Winier fancb $6.55-6.S0;
Winter sfamiln s6.15-6.30; Winter
srtra $5.70-5.90: Winier orbindr,s
S5.5o-5.70; Barter Wsi3sn gdteu.
S73o-770; garter Wsi,sn fanep
S6.S5-7.10; garter Wsi5sn Gamilp
$5.S5-8.25: Rosssnmsbl norbp.itIis
fes asmif6tss S6.15-6.40; rsines
Gitp Rpaesume9l $s.25-6.5o; gitD
a.mifdtes Roegenmebl s6.15-6.40.
Weisen. - go. 2 rotbsr gDinter
S1.49-1.51; Ro. 3 bo. $l.47-1.49;
Ro. a bo. $1.42-147.
Delf6torn. - go. / tpsibes
7sac; Ro. 2 tusib.s 7S--7sAc; 30. 3
bo. 7S-7S3e; 0o. a bo. 76-77e; no.
5 bo. 75t-76e; SO. 8 bO. 75-75lc.
30. selb.s 7sc; go. 2 DO. 77--7se;
go. 3 bo. 7eb77 30. A DO. 75s-
7ee; go. 5 DO. 75-75ae; go. s DO.
74-75e. - go. / stniiates 77ac;
30. 2 bo. 77-77ae; go. 8 bo. 78i-
TIE; Rc. 4 DO. 75e-76e; 30. s DO.
75-75ac; Ro. 6 bo. 74-75c. =
Deibes aolbsntorn 76-77t; sslbes
ROIbentorn 76h-77ic; ssHiiatss
apl6sntorn 76-77c per gufbeI.
Safsr. - go. 2 ipsibr So
53se; Stanbarb tpsib.r 52a-53e;
Ro. 3 tp.ib,r 52-52ac; go. 4 fpsibsr
51-52s; go. 2 ssmiidtsr 52-52ee;
Ro. 8 ssmiidi,r 51i-52e; RO. 4 ss'
mii6ter 50s-51Ae.
Roasen. - Ro. 2 s1.12-1.14;
30. : S1.11-1.12; RO. 4 $1.0S-
Ill.
Wbisfp.
8er!duft tpurb.n ALP gbls. gtftil.
lsrs sfinifh.S gopbs auf Der Bats bon
S1.39 per galIpne.
Groceries.
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3peiielbafte BoppIart
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sd per0e iibriaens iebr bGlt.
fig 3itiert!"
= Sic iino olio Elm 0itter ober
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- IS mol Cd neroe mr iulner
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ter auseeItrtdeu, bann fiiut man Ns
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S6eiben seT6nittsnen aartoFfeIn, fem
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sefpdifert tpurbe. bdrtsetodtsR, 5srs
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adrtoffeIn tperbeu gutterfI0dtRn Dsts
tbeilt. Damn tperber 5rpet @ibotter 3ers
qnirlt, Elm pint Rabm bu3u oegsben,
NIT SaIs uub Pfeffer sefpiir5t uub
bies iiber bic NaFe eessbsn, bsrsn
oberits Gage aus &artrffslN beiteben
muB. Wan ldbt bic SpeiIs 30 Utinu,
ten I'm 8udofen baden. Sic mub iebr
faftig isin
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Sas yeutcluser in arauf.
iurt a. 8.
Bon Gugsu 3ab.I.

Die Wirtungeu bes Welttrispes
tpsrben in eiHu gaiIIionnitaot ipie
Berlin lanss ritt 10 unmittslbar en-
pfunben unb sur anf9auuna sebrn6t
ME in manhtr uns nabe lissenbsu
fltinr.n Stabt. bel Der man iaon
ip6brenb zines Sasesausfluses s.ncu
ertsnnen lam, ME ibr son5ss Bib
burh bic GntideiOunssn In 6sinbsss
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Groceries
aaffts W1ar.. rubia. or

3uder. - prsiis isii. Raifinir.
ter Gut Coat $40; popSsrsb $3.50;
CUBES S6.75: aranuIirter $3.50; Gons
f.ttion.rs "" S6.40; off u" S6.1G
iu.iber .rtra g" $5.95; .rtra g"
$5.75;R. 8. Glarifi.b ipsiB,r $6.15-
6.25; DO. a.!bsr s5.e5-5.75 per 100
piunb.
Wofaff.si in ii,tis. - Rsip Orr
leans Open asttls 40-55e. geutrifu'
aal 20-30e per 9allone.
Reis. - aouiiiaua. Janep 6eab
7-78e; prima 6-6sc, orbindrsr
4s-5te. Sapcn 54-5a per g,fuHb.
Tairb, grpbufts
Butter. - Wartt rubis, pr.ife
feii. - DboIsmilt, srtra 32e;
g.HtraliSsnb erira 291e; gsntraliSes
Giriis 26e; DO. S.cOnbs 23c; Gam
tp 9airp zoe; padins StOd 16-
1se per g)funS.
adfs Rartt fep. Dbio 17c,
RDrSn,iilidxr 17-17tc, Rem gorf
1sc. s6p.issr 21-30c, bO. Brid
16Ae; aimbura.r 17-1Sc per pfunb.
CT G. - Martt iittis. = pris
ma friTds 5ibner,i.r 16e; firfs
14se; OrbiHdre firits 1916; isconSs
l2Ae per Tussnb.
9tflis.l. ~ ans.bpt mdbis.-
groilsrs IL giunb unb tariiber 2S-
30e; uHtsr 1t pfunb 20-25c;
iSrpsrs 2-2t pfb. 1S-2Os per pfb
Siibnsr 14ie; 5Gbns sAt; lrat,
hiihner 6--12St; Guqs Csc; Gnten
l0-12e; Gdnis Csc per plumb.
O6itunb Gemiif.
4epfel. - Guts atpf.l $3.50
4.50 per 9bl., j, mad &uaIitdi.
Gitronen. - Wartt mar iietia.
Meifina $3.25-3.503 California
S3.25-3.50 per Rife.
GraHaen. - Warit rubia uno
ii.tis. California s2.25-3.00; IIo.
riba $2.75-3.50 per Rite.
Grapss Sruit. - Gloriba
s2.50-S.5o PET Rife.
erobttrsH. - Cute $1.50-l
ESQ per "a 81. Crate.
StdHeIbsertn. - Sbio ST.
25-$2.50 per "a Qi. Crate.
R bdbarber. - 10-122e per
Oubenb giincsI.
RartofftIn. = midisan Al
50c per guihsl bonn Gslsiie unb $1.50 |
---l65 per Dbl. BON Stprs, |
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aupi.r, Sls75-19.00.
3inn. - Wattt ruig, 8 lOnn.n
pariie 37.O0-3S.0o.
eiien. - Wlar.t rubts unb unDsrs
Gnbsrt.
gIsi. - S.27h-4.32s.
SpsItsr. asins Guotiruns.H.
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gbitaso, 26. glai.
Deben. - giir Rai $1.4sE-1.s
55s, an SdluB $1.5Oi; fir Suli
Sl.26s-1.29t, an SaIub S12Gs.
BeIidtorn. = Jiir Sult 75s-77e,
am Sdlub 755e; fir September 76s
-773c, am GdIuB 76se.
6ofsr. = Cir SuIi 5os-51tc, an
SdIub 50ae; fir S.pt.mb.r 44s-
45sc. am S4lub 44ze.
Rcse.u. = go. 2 S1.17a.
9nft.. - 73--79c.
9imsibp. s5.oo-e.25.
al.s. $s.50-12.75.
BORT. = Cir Jalt s1S.10-1s17.
am sdluB Sl8.17; fir September
$18,42-1s.47; am Salub S1s.47.
S9maI5. - Giir gull 9.77-9.S0,
am Sdlub $50; fir Sepiembsr 1000
-10.05, am salub 1902.
Ripp.nfstt.u. - Syjir Suli S1o.57
1000. am SaluB S10.57; fir S.p.
tembsr S10.95-1o.s5. am S3lub
$l0.S5.
Butter. - Wldrtt unpsrGnosrt.
gisr. - Rag.t unperdnbert.
aartoffslr. - Rartt uHperGnt.rt.
9eiliiesI. 2sbtnbes. = War.s
uHperGnbert.
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laHan gu t47Sk frr 80 dast eiti; AsbeI.
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S4dfe $4.50-575; Gprins admmer
$8-5o--12.oo; etf6orsus 2dmmsr &c.
O0-S.50.
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Nebl. = Martt iuum ftstis.
RosssnmeM. - Wartt pillig.
Waismebl. = Nurtt rubie.
Rogesn. - Wartt rubis.
@srite. - Mnrit itstig.
Dei3sn. - Gartt fdpaa; Ro. 2
rotbsr $1.55l unb 20. 2 barter ST.
5ea {. /. I. auf bem Sslsiie; RO. /
ROrtbern Dulutb $l.56s unb Ro. l
ROrtbsrn WanitUba $1.5Ss i. {.
Buffalo.
Weff9toru. - Wartt taum tpillig;
80. 2 selbes S4sc, prompt abselisfsrt.
pafsr. - Wartt piqissr; Stanbarb
59tt; Ro. 3 ipeiber 58tt; GancD &C..
hiifiisr tusibsr SSa-g12r