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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-29
ARGUMENT IN DIETRlCH
HIGHWAY DISTRICT MATTER.

one Of the clearest cut oral argu-
ments heard in the district court in
many day was that OF :. :. King
who appeared last Tuesday in hear
ing before Judge Babcock in an action
To determine how far the Dietrich high
way commissioners may go in COM
pensating one Of their members for
services performed for the district.
The action might be called a friendly
suit. Harlan d. Heist argued against
the legality OF such an allowance on
the ground that it would in effect. il
allowed to go on. enable all three Of
the commissioners To draw salaries.
two Of them to vote for this commits
sIoner as director. two others to vote
for another as a secretary. and two
others again for the third member rs
an engineer. all to draw pay. which
Is contrary TO law.
Mr.. King made his first appearance
as member OF the local bar in this
case In his youth he was a Kansas
lawyer but had given up active prac-
tice for many years. Ii was few
DAYS ago ,hst ne with eight or ten
other YOUNGSTERS took the prescribed
examination before the Ilaho S,pre1,e
court. He ba6n'r leokrd into law
book fer an orl.ra-y iiie tir,e hu, re
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-29
TROUT FISHING
IN MID-W|NTER
SPORTsMEN OF JEROME HAVE
NOTABLE OUTING AT COTTON
WOOOS-BEAVER PLENTIFUL.

The Jerome News tells Of two fish
ing parties at the Cottonwoods a few
days ago, when the famous trout that
make that stream d resort for anglers
eleven months in the year We're taken
aplenty.
one party was composed Of CLARK
Stanton. VIII Baker. John McJunlzins
and Art Smith. This partw made the
trip By team and started from jerome
in a very lively and liberal snowstorn.
However. this cleared in a few hours.
The other party was composed OF
Ed and Wes Gill. George Hawbecker
and George BisselI. They went BY
auto and lodged the snowstorm though
they kept sharp watch on the wealth
cr indications. They found the roads
good for the entire forty miles or
more and made the usual time with
the car
Both parties got plenty OF fish. al
though the portion of the day that
might be pleasantly devoted to the
sport was short. The trout are also
still very cratic. Some days it was
easy to make a catch, other days al
most impossible to catch any; some
portions Of a day hours would be spent
and nary bite; then perhaps in few
minutes the limit could be caught.
Pait excIusfveiv was used
The parties report game plentiful
along the river. sage hens by the hun
dreds being seen along the road. Also
there was a great many ducks, as the
river is still open. As it is now the
closed season ali the hunters could do
was size up the birds and contemplate
the possibilities Of the next open sea
son.
They report also numerous beaver
along the river as well as other fur
bearing animals. Mr.. Stanton reports
that the beaver are playing havoc
with the few trees that fringe the
river in that vicinity and from which
the locality takes its name He re-
ported coming across one tree fully
two feet in diameter that had been
cut down by the beaver and every
limb stripped from the trunk and car
ried away.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-29
JUDGE WALTERS BECOMES
CHIEF COUNSEL OF COMPANIES

Judge Edwad a. Walters has been
retained as chief counsel for the North
Side companies. succeeding s. II.
Hays of Boise. Paul :. Haddock is re-
tained at the same time also in the
legal department OF the companies.
Both these gentlemen are learned in
the law and stand at the head of the
legal profession. Mr.. Haddock has
heretofore been connected with the
North Side companies as an associate
with his late partner. Victor %. John
son. deceased.
The change Us To the chief counsel
is made so that the management of
the companies may be in the closest
touch with the head Of their legal de-
partmcnt Judge Walters resides at
Twin Fails
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-29
UTILITIES COMMISSION TO
MAKE TOUR OF STATE.

BOISE. Jan zs.-As soon IS IL VIII
be possible for the members q the
public utilities commission to get
away from the state capital II IS their
intention. as decided upon in their
meeting saturday. u make tour o.
the state investieatins- conditions re-
sariing public utilities. says the
Statesman
These are This year two new mem
bers on the ccmmissson and II was
decided that All would be able better
10 handle the business II the state
ii they had Irsr hand information OF
some Of the conditions with which
they deal
There are number Of hearings 70
come up in the ncrthesu part Of the
s,are in the spring and the commis-
sion viii arranee them - that while
they ara doln= their Inspection work
il. that parg # the state 1hey will
Dc able To elea Up this work also
It VIII b. lmpo<Sible for al mem
hers Of the commission 10 get away
during thc winter but they expect Il
be abe 10 make the IMP some time II
April OF Nay.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-29
SALOON LICENSE
GRANTED BY BOARD
MCMAHON VOTED no BUT HESS
AND ScHWANER STOOD TO-
GETHER IN MATTER.

In the matter Of renewing a liquor
license for Charles Finleyson. which
was the principal item that called for
a special meeting OF the board Of coun-
ty commissioners on Tuesday, jan
uary &c. the petition was granted b.
the majority vote Of Schwaner and
Heiss, McMahon voting against the
license. IN every other proposition so
far coming up before the new board
there has been a unanimous vote f.
naIy recorded. even as TO the organ
ization making Mcmahon chairman. il
which Heiss, who had expected to he
chairman himself, finally came around
in accord with the other members on
that election. In explaining their vote
the members each said few words in
justification of his act. HESS and
Schwaner said they voted for the IL
cense because that the county option
had been the same way, while McMa-
hon voted no, ne said, because ne felt
that it was not right to grant the Ii
cense at all.
The county and state get $3.50 as
the license fee collected by the com
missioners. while in the case Of Sho-
shone the municipal license is SIS per
month, or altogether $3.50 per annum.
During these proceedings had before
the board of county commissioners,
there were other proceedings directly
growing out of the liquor business
engaging the attention Of a court room
full of people gathered together up
stairs. The court business was the
trial of Joel Newton for the murder Of
Charles Lombard, which before it is
over with more than likely will have
cost the taxpayers Of Lincoln county
many times the sum received to en-
rich the public treasury. This is say
ing nothing of the loss of a human
life and the jeopardy of another hui
man soul involved in the killing. Ac-
cording to the testimony adduced -
the hearing of the case already had
Newton killed Lombard in a drunken
frenzy and John Barleycorn was the
real murderer.
Under the strict construction of the
law in such cases made and provided.
where one man kills another against
the peace, government and dignity of
the state. Heiss and Schwaner had no
part and cannot be held responsible.
but there is something for them TO
consider nevertheless in this matter
against the day of wrath that is coming
for the saloon as an institution in any
community and those responsible for
its presence. One of these two officials
is a Republican and the other, what
ever his political sentiments and be-
liefs, was elected as a Democrat 1t
has been said all along that they were
to act together in the board OF COM
missioners 1t was certainly to be
hoped that they might have got to-
gether somewhere else.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-29
. . . .
The JURY SELECTED.

:.
Ing 10 the tragedy IN which she figured
She had been he'd in Jail as a wit
ness eve since the shooting. Il was
sought by the state TO have her tell
Of an attempt on the part Of a lawyer
from Boise 10 have her forget" i'm
portant portions Of her testimony and
argument over the admissibiIity Of this
evidence was made after the jury had
been withdrawn from the room. The
court held the matter under advise
ment. Witness told of ner first com
ing to Shoshone two months ago and
taking lodgings where she met LON
bard. She had been al Richfeld- It
was after she had failed 10 secure any
other place TO stay that she went TO
the sheepherder's where her paramour
lost his life.
The testimony taken this morning
included statements by Ike Leibo and
Joe Houston. who were occupants Of
the cabin with Newton. but it was IN
important testimony Lee Smith and
Charles Mitchell testified 70 the fact
that Newton had left revolvers with
4hem. that left with smith being
I.eibo's weapon and the one left with
Mitchell being the weapon Of Newtoa
himself. Both were afeerward deliv-
cred to the officers Newton had de-
livered his own weapon 10 Mitchell
after he had Used it with Headly
effect upon Lombard.
John Sims and Homer Davis testi-
fed to the location Of the cabin. Frank
3IiIlsaps. the town marshal and Joe
Wheeler delivered Newton 10 Jail To
AIilIsaps Newton told how il was that
he actually killed the man when he
never intended 10 do 50. Newton
walked out OF the cabin with me- said
Millsaps. -and said. Ny God. Frank,
! never meant 10 do 1t. I suppose I
pressed the trigger little 100 hard "
There was manifest lack OF
strength in the case as 50 FAR along
made out TO convict except Of murder
IL minor degree. the evidence Of
premeditation not having been shown.
It is probable that the case viii so
tc the jury on Saturday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-29
DEATH CALLS MOTHER
OF FORMER SHERIFF ZuG.

The death Of the mother of former
Sherin L. NJ. Zug called him 10 his
hoyhood home in Illinois last Tuesday.
The old lady was Sc years Of age. He
was Joined at Green River by a sister
and the two proceeded east together.
Mrs. Zug made long visit TO the old
home last summer with her husband.
but she was not able to leave now be-
cause of the Illness of her grand
mother. Mrs Keefer. in Shoshone. whe
is an invalid also from advanced age
and its infirmities.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-29
PROPOSED LARGE NEW
STORE FOR sHosHoNE-

Plans are being prepared for d.
". H Bau=h for the erection or 81
store building at the corner OF south
Rail and Greenwood street. "A sround
pian 40 by 80 feet Il is intended 70
house the j. C. Penney store. known
Is the Golden Rule. which fo- two
years has been condueted by W. H
Wright. M wrish, said yesterday
shar he only awaited the acceptance
of some modification in the terms of
the lease Of the proposed buildins b.
his company at the New York office
before he expected work on The new
STORE 10 proceed- L The plans do not
missouri the new store win be READS
Tor occupancy within ninety days
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-29
GOATS ACCLAIMED STATES
BEST FIRE FIGHTERS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. PA trib-
butte to the efficiency OF goats as fire
fighters in the forest service is an
nounced by Secretary of Agriculture
Houston, who today authorized free
grazing OF 1900 in the California for
est reserves. together with bonus to
the owners for handling them. The
value lies in their activity in crop
ping small undersrowth and keeping
the fire prevention trails clear
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-29

Miss Inez Wheeler h,s entered the
Che corurlsre-t lerE rtr1ert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16

nebmen fi9 inriere 5elbsrauen am lisbs
ten Recldmbdnbhen ober dbnli9es
nit. Nber aud bic freili9 nur in ges
ringer U2enee porbdnbene frdn3ofIds
2itteratur, unb beIonbers Die 3eit.
f0rift .G'SGuiiration", firGben lire
Giebba6er - SpraabefliHene, bic ii6
an b.n 8i9ern peiterbilben tpoqen.
Tod etnmal, ebe i9 bas Oorf per'
Iieb, ourditreifte i6 feline iorgfam sss
pfIegten 9drten unb Iau6eren @aFsn.
DAT oieIe Sau6erteit erit BON urferen
Sanitdtern in bas porbem I3mubige
ReIt binsingetrdgen ipurbe, bebari
tpobI teiner Grpd6nung. Qm 9orf.
aussong, in einem I40nen 9arten une
ter idattigem Qpfelbdum, iiBeu 5sbn
Iuitige Wluiitdnten Der 6immel
mag lpiifen, aug tpelhen Ri4tun8en
Der WiHoroie Die Snitrumente 3uiam.
mengehoIt purben unb ii6en nit
5Ieib unb San3er 6insabe tIafiif8.
unb mooerne Stiide. Quf 8est9obens
n Die 5immel riibmsn" foIgt bas me-
nafbentli9e yQtus Der
5ugenb5eit, aus Der Sugenb3eit". llnb
0ubenOe Don Ro9tigaIen itimmen
Dom na9en WaIb Der fr0bli6 Elm in
bic unter bem 2lpfeIbaum berborqusIs
lenben DeiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16

ipie ieli& Wlusteln tronpuelten.
llnIer 5reunp begann Su itohHen.
Der 6eIpgsnOarm ndberte iih ibm unb
frugte, OBJ er S6mer5en 4abe. g mar
einmal ein netter 5raH5oie. llHb ber
Deuti6e 9uiar IeBts t6m nun i'm beiteH
Gran60iiI9 auseindnber, ieiH pfero
lpiebere, ais psnn es i'm Sterben ldSs.
9ds pferO f0nne aber ni6t iterben,
beoor ieiu Reitsr ni4t abI9ieb Don
i6m genummen babe. s5rdst mid 5u
meinsm YferO," Bat er treu6eraig. llnb
babel rei6te er Oem 5elogenoarmen
ieine GIgaretteno0Ie.
Der Dintte ben 9auern, unb bieIs
trdgen tbn nun bic Qnb0be 6inalf, no
oas A}iero nod inuner Lag. Gin raider
Bid iiber5eugte ben DeutI1eH, oaB bic
Wunoe oes Yferbes teiHe f6pers lei.
&Ie5epou itrei6eLte er oassfoB, ,oas lid
plDBIi6 riittelte unD duf allen BiereH
itano. Sm nd4iten Woment fab Der
9uiar i'm SatteI, bliBiaueG ipar'S gss
i4eber, unb eintge Setunben ipdter
jagte er ben Oeutiten Stellungen 81.
Gr tOnnte iib ipdter ni6t erinnern, Oh
er einem Der 9auern, Der ibn baltsn
ipolte, einen S8lag OOer eine1t 5ub-
trttt perTeBt babe, er b0rte rur mebrsre
&ugeln 3inter Ii4 pfeifen, BON DensH
eine feline !6iifte itreifte. gluts unb
f6lueiBbebett traf er BEL ben Scinsir
elm; uno bic sriten Derte, bic er tpieber
fpreben tonnte, melOeten: SIS liegen
nur 5ran3oien i'm 0orfl!" LIMB als
ibn Elm Sffi3ier fragte, Oh er tie aud
beutIi9 geiebsn babe, iagte er nur
lG4elno: r3u gefsbl, 9err !5dupts
mannl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16
Die 9eiebaQe binter Der SrOnt.
Bon GruR 1rs6sfius

giues Der aumuthsen, liebli9en
06rier 5biiriHgens ober oss gersi'
ihsn 2au6.s aIautte i6 Nld Roros
frautreih. an bic gisne. berieBt, od i'd
gum eriteH UlaIe bas Dorf y.
betpdt in bsm iebt bic Sanitdtstpma
paguie Ro. ibr Quarter aufses
ihlaoen bat. Teblte nur nod Der ipsibe
glntri6 Der 6duier unb bas i9im'
merube Grin Der SeuittrIdben. I'm bic
Slniion All OsrDoIlitdnoissn. Cont
dber fanS i'd dLss pertrsten, ipas man
in ben sepsrbetreibeuben D0rfsrn BEG
5biirinaer DaIoss ausutreffen pilsgt.
glus Der Shmieoe erihon Der seI6df'
iiae DoppeII6laa polternber S9mieoes
pimmr. banebeH fraB iib cine rim'
msrnliibe gaHbidas NIT idnar9enbem
arsii6sn Sat8 Hru bidsn Baum,
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,inGre hia aroRs $5OO-a.b0

binGre bis sroBe $5,0O-9.5O.
9 9netne. = Die 3libeb6r mar
ni9t arob unb bic prsife itetig. Die
ielbn itebm um 20-25c urlter be-
lten. BON Der porigen Wo6e.
Sfipere Sdpeins. 26O pfunb unb
aufipdrfs $7.0O-7.25; quite Bis
auseulefene 8erpddungss unb 5leis
i4erjortsn $740-7.65; orbindre bis
auserlsiene f9pere fette SGue $3.50
GOO: Gtaas $4.00 -4.5O; lei6te 0ers
Ianotiortsn $765-7.S5; mittlers
8erianbtforten $7.65-775: Tsrtel,
120 plumb unb lUsniger. $6.50-7.s
60.
S9afe unb 2Gmmsr. =
S6afe iteber I'm 25c, admmer um so
-65c nieoriasr aIs am OOriaen Gam
itaa.
S6afe: Grtra $500; CUTE bis aus
erleIene -$5.25-5.75 Oroindre biz
fair $3.O0-5.0O. - 2Gmmer: Grtra
$500: quite bis aussrIeiers $775-
$50; orbinGre bis fair $500 t.
700; guas $4.00-475.
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Guiiiids &eauuns.
Sin annj flciHer SebIer in Den Gene.
ralitabsberid)ten.

Iie 9iltiien babell tbre eigene Spra.
6e, tbre eigeue SArtit, ihre eigane
,3ettrefnlng lie iino ebeH ein
gan5 eiaencS 8oIf Sic buber ibre
eigene 3eitrehnlug: ihr aalenOer
gebt be0eitteno mad; offi5iea 5tpar
MIR 2 Gage, aber il1gSirflldfeit NIT
inter be6eltteno mebr. go 6aben ole
Ruiien nor ilber einem S5abr nerii.
tert, lie ipiiroen I'M @eibnadren il
Berlin iein ltno iill0 heute itod) ntd,t
bort ibr aolenber gebt ndA.
Soer lie baben lid oerrednet.
Sic baben ilbrlgens ntdt nlr tire
eigene 3eitrefmung, lie baben iiber.
baltpt cine gang anoere 9tedenmetbo-
De ais mir aroeren. Ter NIT 9ledt
10 beliebte 9l0am HteIe ifeint fiir lie
niht gelebt baben aein @iutoer,
0oB BEL rltiiiiden geanIten, bel Geues
raIen, Bel 8roBfiiriteu Gefeniebler
porfommen, SSrrtbiimer, Die aller-
oings immer 5lt ibren 8lniten iiltb
- penigitens ictreit es iit I'M Hil-
bel lnto aopeten bunoelt.
Weit 9fiifiidt aui Die eiaene Ic.
derlmetbooe Der 9tltIier nu1B man
audi Die 9erid)te iiber Die 3abl Der
in ibren 6dnoen befinolid]cn @efar
aeuen elmer 9iatpriiflng lmterSicben.
gSir noIen oamit feinesmegs iage1
oaB oieie rltiiiiden Welolngen erie.
gen Imo ba9 braltfrt man obnrbin
fetllem Ntenidlen Incbr 5l iaaer ~,
mir UoQen MIR icitltcaen oaB oie
9tttlieu lid gcirrt huben, in6em lie
nnh lbrer ei9enucn lLrt red,neu. vi
ihren GencralitubsberldteH nebnlen
Die Jluiieu ltets cine iebr grobe 3nM
non Gifijieren qetanQeu. Die aber IN
gur feinrln SerhaIniB ju Der 3ahl
Ger anNebliA aefangcRcn !ytannidlai-
len itebt. Sr bieB cs tiir5lib IN eb
mem 9erid1t ocs rliiiitcn 8enerals
Itnba: 9Sir mndJtrn ar Belangenen
102 Gilijiere luto 900 Uinun."
Cine 0cutidp frieqaiiorte aompag.
ME 31blt einen &ontpagniefiibrer lutS
oier 3uatlbrer, insaeiamntt fiini 81.
'i3iere lno 80 lluterdtti3iere mo
Dtannidlalten. Aus oleieH einiaden
lbatiuhen erqibt iicb 0ic Sd)luBicl.
qerurg, 6aB ole 9lngaben oes ridlt
iden @cueralitabs uidJt itimmen ton.
men; ielbit uenn Die 9tltlieu eiIl gan.
ies Battalion aeiangeu geuommen
hdtten, founte es i'd ugr nm bofs
items % Cifi3iere han0eln.
Gin beutid'cr Sfii3ier, Der ais 0ie-
foruales5ent in Spanom fueilt, bat
iid) Die 0hibc genonlnlen, oieie >pioer'
ipredlenoen glnnaben oiriplfIdren ltuo
heri6tete hns @rgebniB iciucr llltter.
illdGnG mte fol9t:
ia mir Die bobe 3abl Der bDn oen
9tliiien gcmadytcH geiangenen ltpu
im 6el6e mtiiicI, frogte ih etien
Jriier, neldcr BEL SoIiutop bon uus
aefangerr geporuHen mar lnb oeittih
iprnd1 nnd bicier autfalleiloen Ebat-
Jade. 9erieIbe cr5dbIte mir oaritber
folgenheS: Jenh brcuoetem @efedt
neloen Die 9legimentcr oie au3abI
Der @eIuugencn, q. = Reg. 80 Il,
&eg. "a - 0, 9fca. 50 - 2. '9oS
Reialtct ergibt uidJt etpa 3, iorSeru
t02, oo bic 3abIen urdt untereirnu'
Der, ioubern rebeueinonher Jeid)rie-
ben lperben."
Guiiiitc Dtetbooel Gle beredreu
Die @eiongenen, ipie iie Die Soften e.,
mes Observation-Disclosures berebnat:
rn0 1tn6 9 nlnht 102. Marii
mir aIio fuieber bon Der gruben 8ntt
9eioagener Sffi5iere ldet, bmr tpii-
iell mir 9eifeib: mir ttebrnen be
Gueriluruna itIth .buuit, itIHrutA
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Smder rmeI0teT. Snpsdilc
81. .5O--1.75 per Stanbarb Crate. eirI'
bximii6e $2.75-3.00 per Bbl.
maffermelonen. = $b-
$50 Der 6unbert Stiid.
8irnen. - GinbeimiIde 3uders
birnen $2.25-2.5O per 8bl. uno 80
-75e per gu.
pfeffer. - Ginbeimil9er 80
70 per BIZ.
Sunge adrtoffeln. - gin'
beimiide $1.00-1.25; Gobblers
S1.25-1.50 per gbl.
9urtsn. - Ginbeimii6e 10
zoe Der SuB.nb.
3omdten. - ginbeimii9e 20
SOC per gu.
Rraut. - Ginbeimti6es $50;
Der gbl. Rotbs $1.00-1.25 per g6l.
aobIrabt. - 35c per 8nseno
giinbel.
Grbien. Seitli9e 75-85t
Der gu.
gidGss. 3o-35c per 100
gtiid.
3udertorn. 3-7c per 0a'
eenb aOlben.
3niebsln. - ginbsimiIhe 30
-40c per Blu. unb S1.25-1.50 per
Pbl.
9riine gobn.n. - einb.tmi'
if< $1.5o per 2 Bu.
Gdrotten. ginbtimiite 1Oc
Der 9ubenb.
Rotb. Rib.n. - ginbeimii9s
5-10c Der Subeno.
aanbprobutte.
6eu. bites. go. j 9imot9p
s23.OO: 80. 2 simothn S22.00; 30 3
Simotbp $20.00-21. 90; Ro. ! ges
mifhter alee $21. 90: 80. 2 aemii6ter
Rl.e 5000: Ro. l alee S14.50; Wo.
2 2lee $3.50.
yl.u.s. - Ro. / 2timot6b $17.00
1900; Ro. 2 Simotbp $500
1850; 90. 3 1imotbp s14.00-14.s
80; go. / demiihtsr 8Iee $1,000
1850: go. 2 aemiidter sIee $500
-13.50; Np. l alse $500; Ro. 2
ales $l1o0.
Wiiblenfutter W lit itetig. -
alet { $23.50-24.10; Wlioolin5s
srDbes $27.5o-28.o0; DO. ieiues
$29.Oo-3o ssmii9.ss 5utts;
$250O-25.5o.
Sdmereieu. Wurtt itstig.
ale.iam.n S6.75-7.6O auf benz 9es
leii. unb s8.15 $40 per gu. pom
Store. 5imothn S2.50-3.30 per gu.
bonn Stpr.. gu6peissn SOC per gu.
fIadsfamen S1.70 per Blu.
Derf9iebenes.
Dele. - Wdrtt iistig. 2.inDl, tos
b.s 55c pet 9alloue in parden Don
6 9bls. G.to6tes IL mehr. so. !
2qrbSl 6Oe: Cotton Ss.b Del, raffis
nirts Die per GalIpn.. 5.rpenttn 48c
GER Gallpns In gartisn bon 1--5 Bar
r.ls; soc In Dariien pon 1875 Sdl'
lon.n. petroIeuin. Obio Carbon 120
grob 81 DO. $50 Grab 10fc, 5edos
liabt 175 Grab 12e; Rsb gropn Gds
foiin lie: Ropbta 16e per GulIous m
Dartisn Don Is gbIs.
SaIa. Der Rartt IN rubia. -
Ohio Ric.r S1.o5 per gbI. pon 280
Nfb.. 'ru6rlubn binsus.fiiat.
SaIa. - Ueartt itstia. prima
Gin 6a-etc; DO. GOuHtrp 5a-5ic
per pfuHb.
aobleu. Wurtt rubiu. gous
ahloab.ns S3.50-3.75, RHb uno
Glat 1926. adnapba Stadtobl.n
$3.5o-3.75. Rus uub Slad s2.25
per 5pnne abaeIi.fsrt. Raudlofe
stiittoblm $3.50. DO. Rub uno
Gted 1925. 9tntbracit, s7.75-S.00
Der 5Onu. abq.li.f.rt. Go.. .citet
$6.00-6.50 per Tonne dbaeliefert.
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Gbtcaoo. ID. 9luguit.

S6peiHs. - 3ufu6r 1900. -
Marft perdnberlih. Butt $6.40-7.s
Is; lei9t. $7.00-7.s0; gemii6te
$6.30-7.65; ihtUere $6.05-710;
raube $6.05-6.20; GerteI $3.50
-775.
gtinbpisb. - 3ufu6r 200. Wartt
iietig. Giubeiniifs Beef Stiere So
1o-10.25; aiihe uuS Ssifers $40
$40: adlber S8.OO-11.75.
56dfe. - 3ufubr 10000. Wtortt
itsiia. G6afe $3.50 -6.65; Gdmmer
Sc. .75-S. 80.
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Qualitdien tuaren in gutter Ra4traae
uno bic grsiie itstia. bic dnorsn lpa'
ren lanaiam. SiOdsrs unb 6eeosrs
:purben Siemli3 fart getauft.
WittIsre ilno ihipere Stisre So
$500; auserleiens bis srtra $S.25
SIS: S6fsu $2.75-6.50; JIeii6ers
Stiers $5.50-s.00; aussrleisne S.
1o--8.50: 5eifsrs $5.o0-7.S5; auss
erlsi.us 6is srtra $S.00-a50; aii6e
$3.OO-5.S5: oussrleens bis ertra
$6.0o-6.50; Gamers $2.75-4.00;
Giod aiihs S4.50-5.50; Stod Gtisre
S6.50--7.S5.
9uIlsu. - Der Martt mar beus
te itetia uno bi. prsiie unstfdbr oies
fsI6su als Dor elmer Npfe.
sSeits guIIn $6.25-6.75; ertra
500; Bologna $5.50-6.15; sTtra
1925; ,nasere uno Isiats $450-
$50.
MiIdbtiihe. - Gute Biz ausers
IeTsHs Riibs itisasn I'm $4,000
per Stiid. bic anoeren lparsn langs
lam unb unDerdnbert.
Grbiu6re Bis fair S3.50-5.60;
quite bis auserIsisns S6.50-7.50;
srtr1 $S.00-S.50.
GdIber. - Der Martt mar Iong'
fem urn bic prsiIe I'm 25-50c niebs
ria,r als Iebten Samiiaa.
iisir bia Guis S7.5o-lo-5O; Nc.
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Suder. - yreIie liefl5. - Ndf'
finirt.r Gut 2odf $7.05; potpb.reo
S6.25: CUBES $3.50: ardrulirter So
10: Goni.ction,rs .a" S6.O5; Oil
"" $3.50; Deiber ertrd $500; egtra
G. $40 per 100 pfunb.
WolaHes IN it.iia. - R.p Or.
leans Open a,ttle 40-55c. geHtrifu.
aal 2o-3oe per 8ulIons.
Reis. - aouiiiand. ffantp 6euo
7-74c: primd 6-6ic. orbindrer
42-5Sc. eSapar 54-5ie per pfunb.
9air h'prob butte.
Butter. Warit ruhia. prsii.
ii.iia. WoI.milt extra 29c.
Gen.raIh,b grtra 26ie; Gsntrali;so
ifirfs 23c: bo. Seeonbs zoe; yans
cp Ddirp zoe; pa6iHg 5tod 181-
1sAc per pfuro.
aGie Martt iie.ia. Obio 16:;
Torbm.ifliber 15-16e: Retu yort
17--17Se: S6ip.iar 21-30t; bo.
grid 16e: 2imburasr 16s-17ae per
Yfunb.
Gt.r. = Rartt itetia. - gri.
ma frifds 9iibnsrekr 19ae; firms
17ic; OrSindr. firfs 13e; isOHos
10c per Dubenb.
9efll9eI. - ga9frdee gut. -
groil.rs 2 pfun6 unS barber 1se;
unisr stpei pfunb 17e; Sdbnsr
13s-14c; Sibus 9ie; 5rutbibnsr
12-15c: guas 18e; gui.u 10
lie; ilinse enten 12--14e; Gdnie 6
Sc per Bhinb.
Dbfiunb Gemifs
Sunae Qtpfel. - garln Suue
uno 9utds5 S1.00-150 per 9bl.,
p6bHlibe 5o-75e per 9bl.
3itronen. - Wtiiina 800
s25; California s3.25-3.50 per
Rifle.
Grape Gruit. - s2.5o-S.5o
per grats.
DrauaeR. - California DaI.
s3.50--4.25 per Rifle.
Grdpe ffrutt- $2.6O-S.50 per
Crate. @s ~
pflaumegl - Milb G]csTe
bIauss 75csper<iBn