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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-01-09

The properties described in the
paragraphs next following consist
of real estate located in the Parish
of st. Landry, Louisiana, upon
which no canals are constructed
and which are agricultural lands.
each piece described as follows, and
to be appraised and sold sepa-
rately:
81. A certain strip or parcel
Of land acquired from Mistress
Mary v. Powers, widow of James
Powers, also Edward T.. Powers
and Margaret G. Powers, the said
Margaret Powers acting for her
self individually and as agent and
attorney for her brother, james
Powers, Jr., said land being sit
uated in St. Landry Parish, Lou
isiana, containing 6 acres, more or
less, and being the southeast cor
ner Of a tract Of land owned by
the said Mary v. Powers, ct ais,
as shown above, described as 1900
acres, more or less; bounded on the
north by Bayou Carron, south by
Godfrey Dupre, east by st. Ar
mand and Phillips, west by Plon-
sky and Joubert, said strip or par
eel Of land being further described
by a plat made a part of the orig
inal act of sale, said property
being unencumbered.
SO. A certain tract of land
acquired from Henry L. Garland,
Jr., situated in ST. Landry Parish,
Louisiana, near the town of Wash
ington, measuring 30 arpents, to-
wit: Having 4 arpenfs at Bayou
Carron; bounded on the west by
lands formerly belonging 10 Jacob
Plonsky, now the property of The
Union Irrigation Company; below
by lands formerly belonging to
Francois L. Pitre, and east by
Bayou Carron, and further de-
scribed by a plat attached to act
of Exchange No. 22,554 of the
records of st. Landry Parish,
Louisiana. This property is en-
numbered. See note after next
paragraph.
So. A certain tract of land
acquired from Emar Bertrand,
situated in Townships 5 and 6
south, range 3 east, st. Landry
Parish, Louisiana; bounded on the
north by the land of Theogene
Bertrand, on the west by the land
Of Eliza Roy, widow of Cleophas
Comeau, and on the south and east
by the land Of Homer Bertrand,
containing 10 arpents, more or
less. This property is encumbered.
See notes Immediately after this
paragraph.
The properties described in the
foregoing paragraphs numbered
50 and So are jointly encountered
by a vendor lien note for the sum
Of $4,000, dated January q, 1914,
due one year after date, executed
by R. r. Leh, drawn to the order
Of himself and endorsed in blank,
with interest at the rate of 8 per
cent per annum from date. Said
properties are to be appraised and
sold separately.
81. A certain tract of land ac-
quired from Jean Colbert Frilot,
containing so arpents, situated in
that part Of St. Landry Parish,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-01-09
International Harvester Sale
Bet acres, more or less.
Continued from page 6

35.7 acres, more or less.
The right of way described
in the paragraph last above
and numbered 80 was pur-
chased with the intention of con-
structing thereon the intake chan
mel or canal, but the same was not
used and no construction work was
done thereon.
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4lnk'Nasbri6tex.
DOnneritas, l. Gpril.

d OonHer i ag, /. Nprtl.
SIN Gincinnatier 9ifritt pirb lid
Der CLUB nur tpeRia Derdnbsm. Sc
tern 4bsnb bate berielbs bsi bieiigel
Staot einen WaHerftnno Don 13 SUB
Die folgsnb.n DepsTfen trufer
pdbrsnb bss ssitrissn zasss bisr sin
pittsburg, pa.-6.4 Gub, fdGt.
@be.lina, 90. @i.-6.4 SUB, fdI..
par,.rs6urg 20. gu.-8.1 JuB, fGGt
aandpha Galls, 80. @u.-3.2 SUB.
Gharlsfon, 70. @a.-7.8 SUB.
portsmoutb, D.-11.6 Gub, itsist.
9ouisDt1e, ap.-9.0 SUB, fteis..
Guanspille, Snb.-11.9 CUB, fdnt.
senn.--12.5 Sub Idat.
Chattanooga, 9snn.-10.3 SUB.
eairo. Sa.-21.7 SUB, raul.
Wsempbis, 5enn.-16.7 Jub, fGQt.
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@iencr Simse.
Scn arnoIo S6IIriegel
(Bien).

Sn einem ser 6ipan5istaiiieub @ie'
ner Gaies, 7ie 2eute trinfen DC,
lauge unO ellen ba5u NIT belpubtem
Scrpisnlus GriegsgebGf. stuf eiumdI
goinnlt elm aellner ltno iteQt 5luei
6lnifen 9icr pcr 5pei SoISaieu bin.
2icie Sulbaten triufen 5ur oreiutaI
beiliecn 8eit Ser .Sauie" in cinem
@iencr anficebauS Bier. nIio iiuo
oieie SoIooten natiirG4h preiiBiide
SclOaten.
auf sinmaI bat bic IG1iss Safises
buusmenge Elm Centrum. slacs blidt
1u Dem Siib bin, an Dem Die beiSen
reifsoeutiden Qerpitnbeten iieen.
Ise0er iiberlegt: ioa i'd lie aniprehsn =?
giber id,oH erhebt jih cin bef)tarnucr
/. i.&!biuebcl Il. {. cine Gin II. 6n-
a'piiheil, oio oIterreIthiid,c 9anonebr.
Hift aerueiniames Seer lmo penoet
lid dr bic oelttihen &ameraoen, So.
gsrno unb fat i6ii9tsrn. Die 2suts
ain RebentiiG) biren gleih ons @ort
. 3utlapai,' unS Damn nidlts beitimln.
tes nchr, nnb iino ucioiitb auf Dem
f. f. Sed'tgruucn, Der iid 10 ihnea
81 Sen intcreiianten heutihc WIusfe.
tierea binqeieet bat. Cont bate lid
bcitinlntt einer pom Den GipiIiiteH
entihlriien
;Gumer hGufieer fomrnen ein3eIne
6eiltiTc Srieaer nof @icu, uuo lie
erraocn Elm 10 freuStges auiieheu, als
rare icocr ron ibnrn Der Ieibbaftige
SinoenburI
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mittsl in jsber Sorte unb Jorm su
empfsblen. ST reidlia Dorbanbtn,
tomut auG aus 9oIInHb unb Der
S6iusi5 5u uns uHb fon Disl setouft
iperben.
Gette. Butter mub ssfpart trerben,
ipeii be MiilG beisr als 8pllmil6 In
ben 9anbsl iomnlt. Einbiett, Shmals,
Uiargdrine ipsrben balb iebr fnnpp
iperbsn uno fiub dubsrit fparfam gu
psripenbeu. als Brotaufitri6 fam bils
lige. islbftsinseto6te Marmslaps bic.
nen.
Dele limb 5urSsit tnapp. Sped,
0rie6en 'miifsn ausbelfen.
WuritDaaren. 5rif9s Wurit 1T elm
tbeurss RabrunssmitieI, pes6lIb i'm
8er6raufl rsdt einauIdrGnten. 0duers
iDdren (Shintsn, barte @urit, Rdu6s
fieiif) fir ipdter ipursn! Dor Sslbits
dnFertisung bon 9auerDadrsn unb
anIummlunu arober @Orrdt6s pirb
bringenb osiparnt! Wdngsl an grfabs
rung urb unaeeigneter 4ufberpabs
runograum fii6reH nur gu Watsrials
perluit.
1ssiTd. s6peinsflsifd iDenig taus
zen. ss Dirb INNER fndpper rperben.
Der uuoen6lidliHe biIige preis bss
9albfrsii6es ion nidt su ressm Gins
tauf fiihren. neil iOnit bisl All iunss
Sbisrs neihinhtet perben. Sthfens,
Rinbs. SammslfIsiid iino i'm @srs
brau6 Suriidgegangen unb f9einsn
besbalb ausSureihen. Die bi[ligen, Iebr
ipsnia bsniibten Sbsils: gein. unb
aopfflsiia. Gutter, Ssr3, 0iinuunq Drs
Sisnen mebr 8eahtuug, bsnn Tie laFen
iid i4madhaft su6ereitsn. Sm aIaes
meinsn lit Ginf6rdntung bes 5leiIhs
seuuiIss piini4ensipertb.
DiIo unb gsfIiigsl iinb gu cer6raus
den. ME Der Murft lie, oft DerbGltniss
mdbis bilia (sum gsiipisI Jafau) bisz
tst. aass 9sfliigsI ioGIts, psru es
preisnsrtb 5u babsn. sinsstauft uuo
oaHH i'm Wedapparut einsstott psrs
ben, fir Rrante uHb @erpunosie bes
ionbsrs.
Slide. ssefir6e: stenfiIh, acbs
liuu. SssIats, S6ons, Rothsunae,
Werlan, grntfii6s iinb au5rsihsnb
auf bsm Wartt unb folsn sebruuht
perosn. Der baItbur gemahte SabIiau.
Der uls Stodfiih uub alippfifdo auf
bem Rar!t. lit nod alf5ubeipasrsn.
TluiiFiIte, bic Bel uns msiIt in
Ssi6en aesiidtst tpsrbsu, fnmmsn,
bo bi, Ssi6e in 6sftimmten 3piIh.ns /
rdiimen a6aslafer unb aeleert !peroen
miiiien, ipie FONT auf ben War.t uub
iinO au tuuf.n (4uasnblidli6: SMsie.
3nrpfsn, Ssht, auh Torsae unb @al.) !
Rdufsrpdarsn: gidlinu.. Watres
len, Sprotten. Glunoern. 2a6s, aol
muf man taufen unb perbrauheu, Do
lie iih ni6t haltsn.
gii6fenfiIhe, Defenders Scffarbis |
usn. iino aufsu6ebsn unb biirfsn nur
fur 5elolenounaen qetautt tperosH.
Ssring, dls Salsberina lang. baltz
bar, III uufsubsbsn; benn sr Ut Der
na6rhnftsiis TiId uuS better 5I.iidsrs
fat fir IoGtsr.
0slitntsiTsn. aabiur. friIder 5umr
msr. Guitsru uIip. iin6 All fdufen.
rpeun borhdn0su bsnn Don NdSrun1s>
mitteln bari nithts r-tommen. Die
III bic Griparnis an Mate.
rial fir bic gs'dmmtheit. niat bic
grfpurris fir bic siosrs SdI6s Dess
baIb mus bic in Dsuii6rdnb bielfah
al ifarts Rnbruussaufuahms eirges
fhrdntt tpsrosu.
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adaIiAer Nya
Gineinnati, 81. @drs.

DR nahfolaenben Quotirun1,u be-
sisben ii6 MIR auf GHsros 5ranse
aftionsn. Bel flsintrsn Gsitdftsn
tprrbsn stpos 65tsrs pr.iis tsrs4na.
propifioun n
G9mala. primd Sitdm
I9.20-9.3o; 5amilp S4maIs 10s
--10ae pro gfuno.
9rodengeialstntg Tfeif d
Sbort clear Ssiteu 10-104e. i6ori
RipptEfsit.n 9t-93e, ertru ibor.
clear S.iten 93-10e, S9uli.rn st
Sic, Bells 1o-10te unb ie
msbr xrpadt.
Bacon. = gbort clear Ssiisn
11t-11h .rtra fbort clear Ssit.n
Lille, ibori Hippeni.iim 10a
Lie, S4uItern 9a-9sc unb gsl'
lies 114-11se.
SiBeep6tettes Hleii d.
Sdinisn 14--14ac, picnic S4uls
tern 1oa-11e. gr.aif.it Bacon IS
-1ee, Gdulisrn 1oa-11e; a. q.
Gut S6ultsrn 10h-11e; irodtn,
Beef Sdini,n 25-27t.
Trif6ss HIsif6. - G1in.
fen 11-11Ae. pitnic S4ultrn 7a-
84e, S6ult,rn 7A-8tc, ibbori Rip
'psnisi..n 94--10c, ibort slsar Stit.u
9-9ac. srirn fbort G.ii.n 94-9ac,
ertrd ibort Ssi.sn 94-9tc, Bellies
|10a -16c pro plumb.
R.bI unb g.treib.
Me9l. = Winisr pai,nt $500
ITO; Diutsr ianep s6.55-6.8O;
Dintr Gamilp S6.15-6.30; Wiui.r
srtra $5.70-5.90; Wint.r orDin6res
$5.50-5.70; 6artsr Wsi3sn paisHt
7.30-7.70; Garter Dsi5su fancp
6.85-7.10; garter Wsissn JamiIp
5.90-6.15; Ross.nmsbl, nprotpefs
Iiass semiTdiss $6.10-6.50; r.inss
Gitp Ross,nmsbl s6.25-6.5o; gitp
ssmiifaes S6.15-6.40.
Weisen. - go. 2 roiber Win.
ter S1.50-1.51; 30 8 bo. S1.49-
1.50; Ro. 4 DO. S1.47-1.49.
Delf4torn. go. l psibes
76e; no. 2 DO. 75a-76e; RO. 8 DO.
30. A DO. 73a-74ic; Ro.
5 DO. 72a-731e; go. 6 DO. 71A-
72ac. = SO. / stlbss 75hc; Ro. 2 DO.
30. 8 DO. 744-75c; RO.
a DO. 73-74c; No. 8 DO. 72-73c;
go. 6 DO. 71-72e. - go. / e,mifhs
i.r 75he; go. 2 bo. 75-75tc; 30. 3
bo. 74a-75e; 30. a bO. 73-74e;
Sc. 5 bo. 72-73e; 30. 8 So. IL
72c. - Dsibss aoIbsnlorn 74-75e;
gelb.s Aolbsntorn 76--77c; semiI5tss
aul6sriorn 75-76e per guikI.
5afer. = 30. 2 psiber 59a-
e0e; stanbarS peiB.r SO 9-59ae; RO.
3 tusiBsr 58a a-59c; go. a peibsr 57A
go. 2 ssmiiatsr 5sa a-59c;
go. 8 gsmiIdtsr 58-5S3e; go. 4 &c.
miittsr 57-5Se.
Rosgen. = 30. 2 Sill
10; 80. 3 $1.10-1.11; 30. a S1.o7
-1.10.
@btst6.
@srtauft nurbm 345 gbls. Die.
ftiIItrE ;Finiiheo @cchs aui o,r Bats !
Don s1.39 per galIcne.
Grpesriek
Raffees - Wari! rubio. greiis |
nsifn
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mefaa

Rep gOrt. 81. Mdrs.
3inn. - Martt flau unb nominal. /;
5 2onnen partie $48.00-53.00.
aupf.r. - Martt fsft; glsetrolptie
eating $3.50
1915.
eiitn. = Murtt ftetis uHb unOsrs
Gnbsrt.
8lsi. Martt unberGnbert.
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Groctrftk.
Raffees- Wlar.s rubiq. grsil
Nreife fsh.

3udtr. - preiie feit. Rdfs
iinirtsr Gut eOaf $3.50; rrpbsr.s
$3.50; CUBES S6.65; aranuIirter
s6.40; gonf.ctionsrs ,a- $3.50; Oil
.q- S6.05; peibsr srtra e" $5.s5,
trtru e. S5.65; q. 8. Glsrifi.b psis
Ser S6.05- $615; bO. sslbsr 1856
s-.65 per 100 Plumb.
Rolaffss IN fsiia.-Reir ORE
leans Open astilt 40-55s, gentrifus
aaI 20-30c per Gdnont.
sieis. = 9c,iiIinna. Snnrb Seao
7-7sc, primn 6-atr. cr6indrer
Sopan 5i-5ie per plumb.
Dairp Drobufte
gutter. - Wortt rubig, prsife
iietig. - @IO!emiIs. Gytra, 32ie;,
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Spmm 4arp, sr ititeIt! Gin ShSs
fer mar upn ieinsm 9utsherru zines
Sonutnas in bic Stobt ssi6idt pors
ben. gr tam an einsm Gott.sAuus
poriibr uno ed aerabs Qrsoist mar,
irdt sr bereir, uno blieb adus bsTHei=
BEN in Der Gineaugsbdas Itebsn. Sreb
alIes a5pebrens mar itm isin ass
trsuer ghplar gefOIat. gr lauid'e
nnbd6tio, als er pl0tlih Bon bsr
3uuael bic WOrts psrnimmt: .Gen
uuter Strts osrIGbt isins SfG'e"
Ter auts ShGfsr, bisie Borts aus
iif besie6sro. Iaat su ietuem 6unbs;
.9omm. aaro, sr ftihelt", unb r,rs
lGbt I6lsunisit bic air6e.
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gisr. = grsiis 50bsr; DrbiaGre
firts 17f-171e; firis 18i-18Ae..
Fartoffslu. = Marft perdnpsrll6.
MiAisos unb gbisronIin rotbe 3D.
40f; DO. tpeiBs 35-42c.
Gefliisel. - aebenbss. preiIe b5s
ber. 9iibnsr 15hc; Sprinssrs 18e.
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Sin 9lusfi6tgpunit. Guntls Sos
bsnsiige. uRten Elm nsiber Srt pOII
Bein. Ssrobiiun, Qrbeit, bintsn i'm
UunF bic betbiirmte Stabt :. Rein
9orOriDertebr, lspiR. gu fpeuig od'
DON. uno su pieI Gdfes.
4ber lie t0HHsn uHo tperosu uns
bod aLes bod uibt 5srtreten.
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gbicaao. 81. U2Gr,.

Sdp.ins. = 3ufubr 24,Ooo. Wari.
nisbrig.r. Bull $6.75--6.S5; lsi6tt
$6.0-6.87a; s,mii9ts $780, ;
87a; iduere $6.45-6.85; raube S..
45-6.55; Gericl S5.50-6.e0.
giiHODisb. = 3ufubr 1000. Wdrit
perdnOsrIia. Ginbeimti6e Stisr. $5..
1876; Weitern 5.50-7.40; aibs
unS Seif.rs s3.00-7.75; adl6er ST.
W-10.O0.
Sdafe. = 3ufu6r 5000. Rartt
feft; S6afe $7-25-8.35; 2dmmsr
$7.75-10.10.
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9nfubr
q u@fu br

80 <~ss<o
Rinbpieh. Die gaatfrags
mar nur mdbis unb bic prsiie taum
itetig. 9isIelbsH iteben I'm 10-15e
niebrieer als am Wpntus.
W2ittlsrs unb fhEsre Stiere $6.25
$50; auserleiens Biz EXTRA $3.50
800; O6fen S3.00-5.75; Jlsijders
Gtiere $5.5O-7.25; auserleient Bis
.rtra $7.50-8.0o; Seiferg $5.25-
7.50; aussrlejens biz srtrd IeiHte ST.
$500; aiibs s350-5.65. dussrs
lsfene $4,000; Gamers 1926
4.25; fstts DARN aiibs $5.25-8.OO.
gullen. = 0i. 3ufu6r mar nur
mGbig, bi, gsadfroge gut unb bi.
prsiie nm 10e b0ber.
Magsre uno lsidt. S4.75-5.75;
Bologna $5.75-6.25; EXTRA $685.;
f.tte Bullsn $6.O0-6.35.
adfber. Bel 8kmli& arober
3ufubr mar Der Wartt beuts itstis.
Die Wadfrdee mar cine CUTE.
Orbindrs biz grobe $6.00-10.00;
fair bis CUTE ltidt. $3.50 1850;
ettra 1915.
9 4wsins 81. gladfras,
mar gut unb Der Naartt fart. IN.
i'm Wariis 6sfinbli6eu S4nsine fans
ben ihnele 4bnnbme.
Guk Bis duserlsisne 0erpaduness
uno 1Isiiferforten $7.30-1.35;
iaDers Gdpsins, 275 pfunb unb aufs
pdrts S7.25-7.30; orbinGrs Bis aus
srIsIsns idnere fstt, Sdue $3.50
$40; srtra $3.50; Stags S4.25-5.s
%; lsidte 0erfanbtiortsn $7.O0--
TBS; Gntel, ITO pfuHb uub psnissr,
$5.6o-6.s5.
g 99afe uHb 9Gmmer. -
Bel gutter Ra9frass mar Der Warii
fsjt fir S6afe, ipel6e um 15-25e
iiisgsR. 2dmmsr rparsn ite.is.
S6afs $4.25-7.00; llng.f6osn:
admmr s7.5O-10.0O; s.i6onn
admmr $7.5O-9.25; Spring aGms
ner Sl000-15.00.
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@eifiass gtasrt6um.

Sris; .0u. GOs. mas besbt Osnn
bet fpeuu eener pe1en 9isbitdbI
ieiitiaen Gieeutbums psrtuadt pirb9"
Gbs; .sSeiitiges Giaeutbum2 go.
Der pirb eben ssne guIe Sandps isa
iIaut bam.-
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Ghitaap. 81. Wldrs.

GbitdsO, 81. Wdrs.
Ueisen. Gir Rai S1.51a-1..
54t, am s6uB 1.5l3; fir SuIi ST.
214-L-23a, am 54tuB $1.21a.
@slI1torn. sSiir Mai 72t-
1896, am S6lub 723c; fir Suli 75s
-76tc, am SdIuB 754e.
Saitr. - Cir Uaai 56z-575c, am
S6luB SIC; fir 5uii 53s-54sc, am
Shlub 533c.
ROsstn. = RO. 2 s1.16a.
6srite. - 71-77e.
SimctbD. = S4.5o-6.25.
alee. = $8.oO-1275.
BORT. - Iiir Btai S17.00-17.30,
am S4lub $1705; fir Suli $17.45
-17.75. am StIub $3.50.
5dmdl5. Jir Rai 10.00-10..
10. 1m SdEuB 1O.05; fir SuIi 1o.s
27-1o.40. ON s4IuB 1882.
Ripp.nieiten. - Cir Teai $9.87--
1000, ON G9lub $3.50; fir Suit
s1o.20-lO.3o, an G9IuB $10.22.
Butter. - RGrtt unpsrdnheTt,
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0iehmarft.
giueiuRatf, 81. wsara.

Sihe u nv 80 o.. 9tnl6.
Gie 8ufubr un0 ausflibr p1breno
Der Iebten "a Siunoen. 0trelihen nit
terleibtn 3sii Der Dor6ers.1snbeH spsi
aass marin tpif fSIsi
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Mustpdrtige Wdrfte.
Rem gort, 81. WdrJ.

gfogssn. - Wartt fIau.
Gerits. - Wartt rubis.
Wsi3en. - Warti pilIia; Ro. 2 10.
tier $1.60i unS gip. 2 blrtsr $1.633
aler auf Ssm Gelsii, 3ur ausiubr
Ro. ROriberr Dului6 $1.54t uns
go. / Nortbsrn Waniio6a S1.70 c. /. I.
Buffalo.
WelI9torn. Mortt ninig; Ro,
2 ssl6ts S34e iiir 3ufubr.
Saisr. = Wartt nilIis; Stanbure
625-62c; Ro. g tpsibsr 62-62ae;
fancp gtbiilFsr Deibsr 64a-65ae.
6eu, = Wdrtt flau.
Sopfen. - Wlartt ipilis; Stats ors
Oindrsr bis aus.rlsisnsr 1914 $11.0o
1900.
SGute. - W1rit rubis.
9eoer. - Wdrlt ieit.
port. - Wartt ninis; famiIp 21.s
00- 23.00; fbOyI clear $l9.0o-2.s =
80.
Beef. - Rar!t rubis.
SdmaI;. Rart. pigig; RioSis
W.It $9.65-9.75.
Salg. - Wurtt flau.
Woae. - War!t fttiig.
6drs. - Wlarit rubig.
5srpeniiii. = Rartt iistis.
Rsis. - Wlar,t ifetig.
WlolaiIes. - gS1rtt itetis.
5uder. - Robsr. Wartt Dilis. -
Centrifugal S486; NoIaifss 400;
istis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-01

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-01

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bsItsisn fi1b tsute out t4,3s6o0o. Tis I'm.
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ipsibtn fsf eebalitu uHh bic sptifelbai en-
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
Fur Exhibit on End Floor on
Tuesday, Dec. 21st

=.
Casper Mahern&ss of Cold Springs,
transacted business in Sank Centre on
Friday:
NEW HIGH GRADE STANDARD
PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP. SAL
MOND & O'GARA. adv
F. NJ. Lair came up from the Coun-
ty Seat last Thursday and transacted
business in Sank Centre.
Gem flour, is the product of gem
thought. We sell Gem flour. Albert
Dahlem's grocery department. adv
George and I. ]. Reichert, the Long
Prairie hotel men, spent Tuesday in
Sank Centre on business.
Fine Mackinaws, sweaters, fancy
stitched cardigan jackets at Nathe's.
adv. 49,. -.
R. E. Knutson, the St. Cloud piano
tuner was looking after the needs of
his customers in this city Saturday.
Highest Cash Prices will be paid
for furs Of all kinds al the O. H. Jan
ecke Shoe Shop. adv
Joe Jackson visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. AE. Peterson of Melrose on Sun
day. He is a nephew of the Melrose
people.
Clearing Sale on 100 items or more
at 40 per cent discount. H. R. Hal
version & Co. adv .-'..:>'
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

Fresh cut green bone at the City
Meat Market. adv ...,.. 49,. s.:
w. H. Stowe came up from Fari-
bault Saturday and conducted services
at the Church of the Good Samaritan
Sunday in the place of F. E. Anthony.
Lee-Gingery Company have just
unloaded car of those excellent
PENNINSULAR RANGES and have
samples on their floors for your in
spection which they will be pleased to
show and explain to you. There is
no better stove than the Penninsular,
and in this quantity buying we get
them at figures that anyone buying a
stove cannot afford to overlook as the
opportunity is yours for the asking.
Come and see that we make good. adv
About rs schoolmaues of Miss Har-
riet Evans gathered at the home Of
that young lady's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Evans, on Birch street, on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th, in honor
of Miss Harriett's birthday anniver-
sary. The event was complete and
decidedly agreeable surprise and the
evening was spent in most enjoyable
manner, terminated, of course with
"eats." Miss Harriet is taking both
the High School and Normal courses
and if she keeps up the pace she has
started, will graduate. next June. -,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
Dress shirts, fine wool, flannel
shirts for Xmas, at Nathe's.

Dress shirts, fine wool, flannel
shirts for Xmas, at Nathe's.
Henry Alderman and family are
moving to Sank Centre this week
from their farm east of the city, TAX
ing up their residence in Brooklyn, in
the house recently vacated by Art.
Gamradt. Will Alderman, Henry's
son, will run the farm in the future.
Godfrey Anderson is suffering from
a painful cut between the thumb and
first finger of his left hand. While
cutting a nut shell with sharp
knife Monday afternoon, the blade
slipped and pierced the flesh, inflict-
ing a deep wound and in a place
where it will take some time to heal.
We have the largest line of striped
and plain jersey sweaters. See them
for Xmas. At Nathe's. adv
Miss Ruth Dayton, who arrived in
Sank Centre a week ago last Sunday,
for visit at the G. w. Reed home,
returned to her home in Minneapolis
Monday noon. The young lady became
very adept with the use of the rifle
during her stay here, although she
had never handled one before. She
enjoyed several rabbit hunts with her
cousin AL. Reed and succeeded in bag
ging two rabbits with the rifle, which
is certainly good.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

Sweet cooking butter soc per pound.
Albert Dahlem's Grocery department.
adv
Frank Hager of Hibbing is the
! guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Jos. Hager.
Xmas ties, mufflers, suspenders,
| mitts, gloves and fine hosiery at NJ.
Nathe's. adv
Mrs. John Boutell went down to
| Melrose Monday noon to visit at the
Ed. Quinn home.
NEW HIGH GRADE STANDARD
PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP. SAL
MOND & O'GARA. adv
J w. Ward was Swanville visitor
Tuesday, representing the Northwest
ern Telephone Company.
Miss Bertha Rich spent several
days with her aunt in Willard, return
ing home Wednesday morning.
L. A. Meyers spent Monday in Mel
rose, inspecting the Northwestern
Telephone Company's office and ap-
paratus.
We can show you the largest line of
mems dress caps in in kersey, serges,
silk pushes and also fine fur caps. NJ.
Nathe. adv =
W. w. Eager, who has been sick for
two weeks with the grippe, was suffi-
GENTLY recovered to come down town
the first Of tbiS uaok
Miss Mary Maybury enjoyed a visit
last week from her sister who came
up from her home in St. Cloud and
remained over Sunday.
Henry Smith returned to Sank Cen
tire last week from his home in Akeley
and will spend several weeks with his
grandmother, Mrs. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dubeau drove to
Litchfeld Sunday. CAL" admits that
one gets plenty of pure air riding in
an open face speeder on chilly day.
Mrs. B. w. Merryman returned on
Tuesday from a six weeks visit with
relatives in Milwaukee, and Boston
and other points in the extreme East.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Sukke, four miles northwest of Sank
Centre was blessed by the arrival of
little 9-pound daughter Monday, Dec.
10, 1915.
Miss Maza Wallace went up to
Browerville Saturday noon and Wis
tied with Miss Helen Rich, who is
teaching in that village, till Wednes-
day noon.
A nice pair of O'Donnell or Mayer
shoes for Xmas, $500 to $3.50. M.
Nathe. adv
"Buck" Weaver, who was member
of Sank Centres base ball team last
summer, came down from Cass Lake
Saturday noon and spent till Sunday
evening in our city. The "Injun
Chief" was as fat as ever. -. -.
FREE! WITH EACH OUNCE OF
PERFUME SOLD AT REGULAR
PRICE WE WILL GIVE FREE ONE
CUT GLASS STOPPERED BOTTLE.
HANSON & EMERSON, THE COR.
NER DRUG STORE. adv
Mrs. L.sH. VanCamp left for her
home in St Paul Wednesday after hav-
ing spent q few days here during the
illness of her father, r. Al. White. The
gentleman has not recovered from his
attack of the grippe yet, however.
Donald Wallace. arrived in Sank
Centre Tuesday evening for short
visit at the home of his uncle, Asa M.
Wallace. The young man has been at
tending Central High School, Mime
apolis and is returning to the home of
his parents near Coteau, N. D.
p From farm TO fame is the story of
thousands of young men. who have at
tended tMankato Commercial College.
Be one Of them. adv27-30