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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15
MAY GET LARGE FORTUNE
AFTER LONG TERM IN PEN

Forest Cidv. April Ito
come out of the state penitcntiar,
after fifteen years imprisonment
for murder and find a small for
tune awaiting him fahls TO the
lot Of few meal, bat Francis
Van Moore. who was recently lib
Grated from the Sioux Fails peni-
tentlary. is one so favored.
Van Moore is an Indian of the
Cheyenne River reservation. and
during his Imprisonment tribal
lands dllr him from the
government had been collect
,ng for him. He was here this
week comforting with the agent
III reference to these funds,
which now total large sum.
In addition To this there is
a large amount of property to
which Van Moore falls heir. lie
vas the only son Of Mary Dol
phus, an Indian woman. During
his imprisonment she remarked,
wedding Ole Mortenson, Of Get
tvsblmg. She later died. and Nor.
tenson s children started legal
proceedings to claim her pro-
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15
LESLIE

Glen David STAYED at the
Stimsm home Monday night
and left on Tuesdays s stage fot
Midland.
Dave Swank and True Stin-
son made IA business trip the
fore part of the week to the
Louis l.aIlant place south east
Of the town.
Mike Feeney. of Elwood, was
trassh1g at the Leslie store Thurs
day.
}. l.. Benthin spent Wednesda!
evening at the TOwne home.
Mrs. Fred Warrington ano
Mark Sewers. Of Westfork, pass
ed through the town Saturday
enrOute to the Sechler home
on Maupin flat.
Henry Dutton, of Hardingrove
was a Leslie visitor Wednesday.
Peter Quinn started for Hardin
grove Thursday, expecting t.
take the stage from there to
Philip.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Clara PMlip, single to A..
Michael wd lots II blk Z Philip
100
Fred NJ. Biggs pat he 33
sn %
Elmer Gould ct ux to w. |.
MilLen wJ W sw II In 20 2OOO.W
Lewis b. Schwartz to { j. Ful-
Ter wd n Sc Sc sc ne sw 81 Sn
q 1O5O.0O
Charles Z. Chandler ct ux to
Y. A. Matthews wd sw 8 An -
100000
Lizzie NJ. Ryan to Patrick II
Wall wd he s On % 100000
Katherine Kingsley to p IL
WaM wd NV 8 5n % 100000
Katherine Ryan to same wd
NV 8 5n % 100000
George Ferguson pat lot 2 sw
ne W Sc 5 An -
Edward A Li1ls ct Tx to Alvin
Waggoner wd lots 5. Z, 8. 8. 10
IL. II, IL, blk 5 Philip Michae
and McI4ane s Addition LOO
Michael Macchiaroli to Charlie
II Beebe wd NV 35 On 20 1000 .W
Con Macchiaroli, ct Tx tt
Same wd ne 26 On 20 100000
i Minnie Shook to Tilden "
Shook wd sw 2 An % LOO
Martha Sanders, ct vim to JOIN
l. Kiser wd ne % 3n % LOO
Charles II Beebe to w l. Bee
be wd NV 25 On 20 10000
Charles II. Beebe to same WI
ne rs 6n 20 10000
Ernst .Wegehaupt pat sw n
{ NV sw NV % In q
Charles Hahn to James II
Stephens wd lots !, 2 S ne LII
q 100000
William f. Miller pat. sc 2
In 20.
Mary Il. Rundall to Whitne.
Realty Company wd ne 33 3n /
10000
Matilda Jansen ct vir to +
j. Udhnek wd lot 3 Ne sw NV s.
sw ne 10 5n 21 100
| Peter H. Lyman to Dawson "
! Lyman, ct ux wd sc ne II In 2
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15

to have the best kind of time.
The music was furnished by
the Johnson Bros. and Owens,
of Quinn, consisting of violin.
cornet and trap drum. The boys
did fine and we will welcome
them back on the Both day of
April
Joe Maiden. Of Bowling, who
left these parts last January for
a visit IN Iowa. returned home
Monday. Mr.. Maiden is always
glad to get back to this country.
George White, of Bowling.
was a passenger on the south
stage Monday.
Myrtle Phillips. who has been
working at the Huss home on
the Cheyenne river the past
winter, is visiting her parent S
home this week.
Mr.. Burjes' sister and son.
who live in Kansas, are visiting
at his home for few days.
{. {. Hubenthal, of this place.
is leaving for the western part
of the state or Montana. where
be expects TO work the coming
summer.
Quite crowd spent Sunday
at the Burns home. 1.-The more
the merrier' always at the
Burns ranch.
The telephone line will soon
be built from here to Deep
creek, work having stopped af-
ter it was built in here a few
months, ago on account of the
ueep snow. Everyone over
N that country is very anxious
to get on the line.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15

booming, Look out for the water
now instead Of the snow banks.
The SHOW is practically all
gone, with the exception of
that i'm the draws and around
buildings. 1t is a pleasure to
see the bare prairies once more
The stockmen are relieved to a
great extent. as feed was be-
coming a serious question with
4 good many.
Jack Vancleavp is testing and
tuA:ing cream i'm Ottumwa, also
selling feed grain.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15

LOO
William II. Stincman 10 Wm i
Mundt wd sw "a 6n - LOO
Oscar II. BraSfic'd pat s.
23 $ ,,w - IN 23
Edward \. I.ns et ux to De
Lormc b. Robinson wd Sw II -
81 LOO
Nfford {. Bro ct TX TO + \
Rose wd lot } sw sw Sc ~ IN
10000
Thomas Bodkin pat G n - Q
Sc u On 20
J NJ ROLAND ct TX to y w
Clark wd NV 81 IN - 10000
Libbie l. Morr'Al ct vir to w
NJ Ra 'nho't wd Ne % IN - l.OO
Belmd Moddcmcycr to Hans
Noas wd W ne 23 In - 600 90
Bernd Moddcmcyer pat W ne
23 In -
James j McGrathot TX TO
Hugh Il Dea y wd ST 9 2n u Loo
orviF'c Horton to II = Guiney
wd NV II Jn 90 10000
Estc'la NJ Sorensan to Tiptr
POOL wd ne 10 In II l500.O 90
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15
Should Not Feel DISCOURAGED.

so many people troubled with
indigestion and constipation
have been benefited by taking
Chamberlain s Tablets that no
one should feel discouraged who
has not given them trial. They
contain no pepsm or other di-
gestive fements b1lt strengthen
the stomach and enable it to
perform its functions naturally.
Obtainable everywhere.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15

perty.
Probate proceedings We're still
on at Washington when the opin-
on of the federal court for
South Dakota was received
holding that Van Moore had
been Illegally imprisoned. 1t
,ooks as though Van Moore
would be the real heir to his
mother $ property.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15

The news received a few days
ago of the marriage Of James VIII
son and Miss Lilly Bayne was
quite surprise to the people of
this vicinity. They we've marri-
ed Thursday in Rapid City and
came home as soon as possible,
where they were met by a
plumber of friends and relatives
The dance given at Ash Creek
last Friday night. was very we'll
attended and everyone seemed
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15
Splendid for Rheumatism.

: think Chamberlain IS Lini-
ment is just splendid for rheu-
matlsm. writes Mrs. Dunburgh
EIdrdgc. y. Y. 1T has been
used by m. self and other mem
Ecis Of my family time and
time again during the past six
Noaas and has always given the
best Of sat istaction. The quick
relief from pain which Chamber
lain S Iiniment afforde, is alone
worth many times the cost. Oh
tanab'e everywhere.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15

-
oodlly.
Marks, a Rapid City clothier,
appeared as his own lawyer in
"A suit brought against him in
.3ne of the justice courts Of
hat city, and Judging from the
reports seems to have outdone
lis prototype, the Marks of
Uncle Tom s. Cabin fame.
Three weeks ago a man in
Minnesota taught his dog. fine
w bred, we'll behaved setter, to
chew tobacco. Now the dog comes
into the house by the back
door, never will scrape his feet
on the mat, never goes to church
is careless at his meals, gets burrs
in his tail. goes with lower
grade Of dogs, and ut is feared
he rs beginning to take an in
terest i'm politics, says an ex-
change.
The Murdo Coyote gives the
information that Attorney G.
20. VanMeter will leave that city
and remove to a Nebraska
point, where he has the super
intendency Of large city
school. VanMeter has tried
politics in this state. heading
the Roosevelt party during the
unpleasantness Of two years
ago. but it seems has decided to
quit the game so far as South
Dakota is concerned. GOodby.
Van, take care of Yourself.
Last Friday evening while
playing around the house. George.
the four year old son Of Attorney
and Mrs. l.. w. Henderson, was
seriousl. injured, by jabbing
the blunt end of pair of cis-
,1ls into his eye, cutting cash
in the eye ball. The little fellow
was taken to Aberdeen on Sun
day morning to receive expert
shin in an effort to save the
sight Of the eye. Word was re-
cdived Wednesday evening that
kjl'l in an effort to save the
sight Of the injured eye, but
i was thought it would not be
necessary to remove the eye
Dupree News.
The Fort Pierre Times is the
name Of a new exchange that
has appeared on our table. 1t
continues the Hayes Homestead.
Articles Of incorporation have
been filed in the state capitol
by the promoters, who include
Albert Norby, }. f. Nipple. II.
j.. Jeffries, l.. +. Goldsmith and
{. +. Coyne. The initial number
does not make any reference as
to what it's political attitude
will be-and one is at loss,
after "a perusal Of the list of
incorporators, to decide whether
il will be bun moose, demo-
crat or standpat republican. Per
haps it will eschew politics, and
SO avoid conflict within it's
motley crew.
w. S. McLain, former L. S.
commissioner in this district and
later register of the Belle
F0urche land office, has accept
ed position as travelling sales
man for the Standard OH Co..
and has taken the place of w.
NJ. Burnett, the representative
who has made this territory for
the past several years. Mr.. Nc
Lain made HIS first trip to Muir
do the first Of the week and HIS
old friends are glad to know thai
he will be here off and on in
the discharge of his duties. Mr..
Burnett has been promoted by
the company and is now assistant
bOOkkeeper and has charge OF
the lubricating oils and the sales
department. Of the company i
Sioux City plant.-Murdo Coyote
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15

Two hundred acre farm i'm
M1t'haI county, Mimi, we'll inn
proved. buildings nearly new 20
acres timber. most is under plOw.
two good we'fs, one with wind
mi,l, 2l2 miles from New E'uI-
ton. Has $1,000 mortgage that
can stand for ten years at 6
per cent. T3l per acre. Will take
III part payment good clear half
section Ilaakon county land at
$4,000. Also have good residence
lot in Mankato, Mimi, to trade
for clear forty acres i'm Haa-
kon county. See or write Lars
Oswald, Ash Creek, $. ID. 7-3tp
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15

Is your subscription to the
Review due and unpaidg If 50,
the publisher would deem it u
favor if you give the matter inn
mediate attention and this office
a remittance.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15

For Sale-Or will trade for
good team Of horses, one sorrel
peroheron stallion, weight 1900.
For further particulars address
Fred Griffin, Topbar, S. ID. AT
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Old papers at the Review Of
flee, &c bundle.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-04-15
MAVERICKS S

Happenings In County and State
Some items are rehashed
some given credi, where cred
II is due, and some are swiped
bodily.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
Musndrtige aytdrfte.
Rem gOrt, 6. SSuli.

Rem gOrt, 6. auli.
Ulebl. - Rlrtt rubig.
Spring Ydterts S6.40-6.75; DiH,
ter gyatsnts $5.5O-5.75; Dintsr
Straisbts $5.25-5.40.
Rogssnmehl. Rartt rubig. -
Gair bis sutes $5.75-5.s5; aussrls'
isnes bis fantp $4,000.
Uldismebl. Wartt itetig; fin
brieo $4.05; fsinss psibss unb ssItes
SL.70; aolbtriorn $1,58-1.60.
Rosssn. - Ublrtt flau; RO. 2 W:,
fern SIPS {. ! I. Rem gOrt.
Gerite. - Wlrit itetls; SsmaIjt'
73-75c c. |. + Buffalo.
@eissu. = Rar,t i6rpad; Ro Q
rptber $1-31a uno RO. 2 barter ST.
40A c. /. I. glsp goyt iir glusiubr.
Ro. / ROrtbern Duluth $1.39 uno
30. l Rcrtbern RaRito6a S1.32 {.
/. {. Buffalo.
Weli4torr, - Wartt .aum ft.tig.
= no. 2 SeIbes S64, prOmptsr 9srs
iunSt.
5afer. 49, Rurtt itipa6; stanbar5
SIT; Jio. 3 p.ibsr 564e; iaucD ss'
biiIitsr psibsr 5s-5Sae.
6eu. - Wartt itstis; prima $1.25;
Ro. l $l.20-1.22ac; RO. 2 sl.15-
1.17sc; Ro. 3 S1.O5-1.10: Der
i3not $500.
5opfsn, - Nartt isii; Stat, Or,
bindrsr 6is oussrIeisu.r 1914, 10
13; 1913 nominal; pacificSiiiie 1914
11-14e; 1918 S-10c.
Sduic Nar,t lett. 9OgOta 80
Bic; Central glmerita &c.
2eosr. Martt fetia; 9smlOt
firits 32t; isconb 30-3le.
gIOr.. 49, Uhlrtt itstis; Wsb $18.s
$1,000; flmilp 21-2le; ibOrt
dear S19.5O-21.O0.
gesi. - Utartt rubis; WtB $500
-18.l5; famjlp S19.50-2O.5O.
2arb. - Utartt ibpaa; WliobIs
WibbI, Beit sS.5O-S.60.
1als. - Ulartt fIau; GitD 5sl;
Gountrp 5t-6Ac; Sps3iol 6lc.
gDole. - Rdrft rubis; DOmsiti;
5lssle NX Cbto 32-33c.
aeis. - Ulurtt rubig; bsao &c;
Blue role 4I-5fc.
UlOldiIss. = Wlartt it.tig; Rem
Orleans open tsttle 40-50c.
3ufer. Rpbr. Wdrtt fsh;
Centrifugal $4.80-4.95; UtOlaTss
$4.03-4.1s; raffinirtsr fstis; Gut
2olf 800; Gruibeb $500; ROuIo
u $3.50; Gubss $685.; XXXN
ponoere0 $G25; potpSsrsb $500; isis
uer granuIirisr $6.10; Diamond u
$6.10; GOHisciionsrs u, $500; Go
i $5.85.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07

S6peinen mar beute ssrtng, bic 1af.
frage cine CUTE unb bic greiIe fir
pDtels unb 5leiiheriorten itiesen um
10--15c. fir Iei4tere 9srfunotIorten
lm 15-20e.
@uts BIS auscrleIsne @erpadungss
unb Hleii9erforten $790-795; ouss
geiu9ts f4apere $7.SO-790; orbindre
fis auserleiene fbpsrs fstfs Sdue So
$3.50; Stags $4.5O-5.25; srtra
S5.35-5.50; Iei6ts uno mittlere
9erianotforten S7.75-8.O0; s5rtsl,
100 gfunb unb peniger, $5.50-7.50.
9 6afe unD Gdmmer. -
Die 3ufu6r mar bsuts ssring unb bic
g,rsiie itetig.
S6afs: $3.25-5.5o; 2dmmer,
ertra 1915; quite bis nussrlsIsns $8.s
75 -9.65; orbiHare big fair $500
$50.
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uk-Nabri@ten.
Wlittp 0 d Z. SuIi 1915.

Wittp d 7. Suli 1915.
SIN Gintinnatier DiItritt iii bsr
3Iuk langiam i'm Steigen begriffeu
Geitsrn 9tbeno bate berielbe 6ei bic.
tiger Staot einen DaFeritano Dor
1872 SUB.
Die iOIsenoen Sspsi6en trafer
geiteru bier elm:
pittsburs, ga. -6.4 TuB, iteigt.
8beeling, u. @u.-8.5 Sub, fdlt.
purtersburg D. ga.-13.0 Gub.
&ananba 5aus, gD. 9.-0.8 SUB.
Gbarleiton, D. Bats fuB.
pOrtsmout6, S.-16.4 5ub, iteigi.
GOuisoias. ap.-9.6 iFub. itsigt.
gOdnsDiae. aro.-13.2 SUB, iteigt.
ytaiG0iae. Senn.-12.8 SUP. Itet9t.
Chattanooga, 3enu.-141 6ub,
Cairo, sfa.-32.1 SUP, fdut.
WempRis, Senn.-27.3 SUB. fdat.
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oafiss y mar,t ruhia. Qr.i

3uder. pr.iis f,It. Eaffinir.
ter Gut aoaf $3.50; popber.b s6.70;
@u6ts $6.S5; eranuIirttr $500; Con.
iection.rs .a" $500; Of ~ $6.15
ip.ibsr srira s6.05; sr.ra .G- $5.s5
epr 100 pfuub.
Rpldffesift ft.tis. - TEN Or,
leans Open R,itIs 4o-55e Gentrifu.
oal 20-3oc per 9allone.
REFS. - 2ouiiiana. 1ancp SeaS
7-7sc; prima 6-6ae. orbinGrr
49-5sc. Sapon 5i-5a per pfuHb.
DARN. probutts
Butter. - War,t rubis. pr,iIs
fietta. DboIsmilt trtra Bic;
CENTRALIZED grtra 28ac; geniraIiaso
girits 25c: DO. Sseonos 22e; Sdus
eb Dairp 21e. pading Stod ia
19bc per pfunb.
aGi,. - War.i fi.tis. Ohio 16e;
Rorbpeiiliher 15-16c; Rstp Dori
17-17bc; ;S4psiser 21-30c. So8rid
16c; 2imburgsr 16s-17tc per pfo.
Gier. - Wturtt ftstig. - pris
ma irii9s 6abnereisr 1se; firfts
1876: orbindre firits 14e; istonos
12Ac per 9usenb.
@efltsel. - Nd9frase gut. -
grOilsrs 2 pfunb uno bdriibtr 1S-
20e. unisr 2 plumb 16-17e; Subnsr
12-12sc; Sdbns Bic; 5ruibiibusr 12
--14e; guas 6-8e; gnten 1O-15e;
iuHgs gntsn 14-16e; GdHis 6-Sc
per pfunb.
Dbfunb GemHfe
atpfsl. - Gute aepfel $3.50
4.50 per pbl., ie nn9 Alalitdt.
Sunge atpfel. - Garlp 6drs
peii $1.00-15o; 9rauspareRt $1.25
-1.50 per Camper.
3itrpnen. Weiiird $500
3.25; California $2.25-3.00 per
Rifle.
Oranaen. - California 0al.
So. 0--3.75 per Rifle.
Grapes Bruit. Uloriba
$3.25-3.5 per Rife.
Rirf&en. - GinbeimiIde, iaufs
S2. 2.00--225 per Crate cpn "a Gts. j
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september $1o.47-1o.65, am SdIub
5000.
Butter. = gaartt nisOriser; grsas
merD 22-27c.
Gier. = Martt itetig. Srbtndre
firits 15ac; firits 16ae.
&nrtoffeln. - Uhart tniebriger. -
Yireinia Gobblers $1.45-1.6O.
9sfliigel. - Ge6enbss. Wtartt hSs
Fer; 6iihnsr 13--123c; Springsrs
1896.
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,Si6eff!" Sin IheIlnebmer Der
9liidreiir oeS befunnten Sorid,unaS'
reiieHbeu SEQ 6robenius ans stfrifo
beridtet in Der y. B. am Dtittns"
feline GrIebuiiie aui Der ,Sabrt uah
sen SuejfanaI uno er5ablt babel toI-
gcnoe hitige @piiooe: ,@tr wdre1
gcTp0bnt, uns 5u5utrtnteu lmo oabcI
gu iogen: ,Sioeffl" B. b. .Saiptiahe
iii, bah Gnalano GetIe friegt!" Die
GngIan6er, Die lns idrag aegeriibcr
at einem anoeren Iiide iaben, er.
flnoigten lid bel unIerm gIraber,
mas Gos g9ort oenn eigcntlih be.
oelite. Wtenunlim mar I'M teine Aus-
reoe oerIegeu uu6 ertIarte tbiteR
SiOeft iei ungariih lnio beoeirte 10
0iel me ,idarf", lnO mir foroerteu
ms nit oieiem 3lrlf ae9enicitig aiIi
red)t idyarf IN ltnierm 3nrn gcgeu Die
@ngIGnoer at iein, boniit es ibnet
crnentiih an Oen arageu geben ioate.
Gnroui bauten Die @ugIanber ibrcn
9lan. @enn mir in @eoanfeu oas
gfdJnrf" gegeu lie ridteten, fomtten iie
es ia umaefcbrt geser unS gertdtet
oerten. llnb bei Der nGdiieu WabI3eit
erboben iie ibre SIoier. truufeu iid
oui ms bcriiberbIideuo, Ju unO Jag.
ten lmt lino ber8Itdb: D!Noeff." @o.
rlnt mir uus freiiten. bas buben iie
ireilib ntdlt begriffeu.
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eta4sIbsersn. = einh.imi,

" W - ~ ". StHHthf
ffe 81 .00-1.25 per "a st. Crate.
ananas. Gloriba $1.0O-.
2.40 per Crate.
Bro beeren. Ginbeimiibi
I.75-2.00 per Crate BON "a Dts.
6imbeeren. ginbeimtihl
| fapdrSs $1.75-2.OO per "a QuarI
Grate; Roibe $3.50.
Sobannisbeeren. = $500
--2.25 per Crate pon "a Guarts.
9udermelonen. 6loribl
$100-1.50 per Gtdnbaro Crate.
DafiermelOnen. u $40
S35 per 6uHbsrt Stiid.
5sibelbeeren. - Georqin ST.
$500 per Crate bon "a auarts
Oepbeeren Ginbeimild
$2.5O-3.0O per Du. Crate.
Suuse aurtOffeln. = Gin
beimifde $1.75-2.O0; 3riumpba
$1.75-2.O0 per gbl.
0urten. - etnbeimiife 20
25c per DuBsuo.
9omaten. 5snneFee 30
60c per gra.e; GinbeimiI9e $500
2.25 per gu.
araut. Wortt sismli6 ltbbdii,
Ginheimiidss unb ouisOille 40-50c
per B6l.
aobtrabi. --II5e per Dusent
9inbeI.
GrbIeu. - telephone $1.5o--
200 per 2 gu. Cad.
3udertorn Hriihes Nodma
17lc per 9ubenb aoIbsn.
3Diebeln. - 9elbe 9oc-$1 90
per gufbef pom Store. Deibe $1.1C
-1.15 per guIbeI pom Stors: Gins
beimiIde $500 per g6l.
Crime 90 bnen. - Ginkint'
its $500 per 2 gu. Sdd.
Sarotten. - WiiiiiIippi 10
15c per 9ubsnb.
Rotbe iiben. - ginbeimiT 81
5-10c per DubsNo.
Weibe Riiben - Sung. Ri'
To- 600 per gu.
annbprpbutt.
a., So ! rimo,6, cot 5o
q, - n. y 80 800 n o.
I''9' o. '.U' z alInU'9p eGg,ooSo:. p ~ 10 =.
n ~ ~ 1.a'oi9g tK a., Yi9,Co 80 "a 4o;.1 or
on ~ ! seih'lusst Hn H,ee p i9.o 90 m ~. :,
~ ~ oO. % Sio;oo-ls,oo; ., 10 ~; or
wee Slo'oo; 9eo' ~ z DO, Sl4'Vo; az
Ia'fa $dZ.0V-lo;oo per 2onHe;
2pel5ehliro9 So.oo--o.oo; 2a'etF'0g
So'U'-o'oO per 2onHe'
Ul il 3 hlenfutter III fetig. -
fl,ie S22.5o-23.5o; WibbIirss
grO6es $26.5o-27.50; DO. fsin.s
SOS 90 1900; gemiidjtes Gutter
$24.5o-25.oO.
SGmer.i.n - Rar,t Ft.tia.
al..fam.n s6.5O-7.oO auf BEN &c,
l.iis unb S7.25-3.25 per ga. BON
Store, 1imot6g S2.40-3.2O per 8..
Dom Gtor., 9u4ipeissn 80c per 9u.
Jladsiamsn S1.7o per gu.
8.rfbitb.u.s.
0I, ggcr,t ;,,t;o 0,;usf 70.
t,s "a, n.r eorTon, in Tort;,n nan
Z MIA g,ioSt,s 1r m.br Ro /
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G6icaao, 6. syuli.

G4pein.. = 3pfubr 5000. Waartt
feIt; gult $7.4O-7.70; lsi6te $3.50
1921; ssmii9ts $7.25-7.90;
i6psre $7.O5-775; raube $7.05-
720; Gertsl $6.50-7.7O.
Rtnopieb. : 3ufubr 1000. Murtt
fsit. Girbsimii4s Beef Stiere $685.
-10.20; Weitsrn Stiers $7.25-8.s
so; Gubs uHb Sellers $3.35-9.50;
adlber $7.50-l075.
Shdfe. - 3ufubr 1900. Wartt
osrdnoerlidb. S6lfe $5.75-6.S5;
admmer 800 -9.75.
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1dsli1er aysarftberid)t.

Di. nddfoIssnbtn Quotirungen be-
sieben ii6 nur auf gnsros Sranss
a.iionen. gei fieineren gei4diten
fperben etipds b6bere preiie bers4net.
Wbesling. SO. Ba.-5.8 FuB. f1lIt.
prODifionen.
s.SO-8.9O: Tamilp S4mola 81
8.9o-9.00t; familp ShnaIs %
--10c per pfuno.
9r6denaefafsenes UIeii d.
Sbori clear Gsiten 103 11e; Grtra
ibOrt clear 1os -10ac ibortRipp.nisI.
ten 10a-1o3t; S4uItsrn 8s-8ac,
BELTS 10i-114e.
Bd CON. Sbort clear Geiten
11s-12e; srira jbort clear Stiten
11i-12e; fbort RippeuI.iten 11s-
12c; S4ultsrn 81 9ae; Bellies ia
--123c.
euaar gur.b Trsifd. -
Sdintsu 15S- -16e; picHic S9ult.rn
1o9 liz; gredifsft Bacon 1Ss =
19ie; Shultsrn in padst.n 10s-'
1le;; q. D. Gut s&ultsrn 1Oa
lie; trod.ns Beef S4int.n 20
27e.
SHsaep5feItss Tfeif@.
- Der pfunb: Shtnser 12-12sc;
pitnic S6uIt,rn at 99e; Bellies
15t-16tt; Sdult.rn 9t-9at; o.
y. Gut bO. 9t-9ie
5rii6.s SIeif6. - Sdin.
Ten 12-12te; pitnic Shulttrn 81
Die; S6ultern 81 9t; ipor'
Rippe1i.itsn 9i-104e; fort clear
pS.itm 97-10ac; srtru fbort Stittr
9a-10te; Bellies l,idIt 16a-162t
Bellies. Ibfusre 12s-12ic.
Wehl unt Setreibe
Ulebl. - Wint.r patert s6.10--
$50; Ninisr fantp $5.25-5.90;
Diuter HamiIp S5.25--5.4o; Winter
.rira S4.S0-5.oo: gDintsr orbindrts
$4.60-4.S0; Sart.r Wei3.n patsni
S6.4O-6.s0; Sarir D.issn faner
S5.95-e.2o: Roga,nrusbl. norbpeit'
lifss a,miI6t,s S6.00-625; r.ines
Gitn ROasenmsbl $6.1o-6.35; Gtip
etmiibtss Rosgermsbl $6.0o-6.25.
Wei3tn. = Ro. 2 rothtr Wintsr
s1.25-1.2e: 30. g DO. S1.24-1.25;
RO. A DO. $1.20-1.24.
WeIf6torn. no. / tueibts
79te: go. 2 DO. 79-79ae; Ro. 8 DO.
78d-79c; $40. A DO. 7S-78sc; go.
5 30. 77l-7sc; go. 8 DO. 76t--
771c. - go. l asIbes 79c; no. 2 DO.
7sa-79c: Ro. 3 DO. 7s-78at: Ro.
q DO. 77a-7sc; SO. 5 DO. 77-77it;
30. 6 bo. 76s-77at. - Ro. ! gs'
mifhi.s 7S1c. Rp. 2 DO. 78-781:;
Ro. 8 DO. 77s-78c: Ro. 4 DO. n -
TIC; RO. 8 DO. 76-77t; Ro. 8 DO.
751-76ae. - Wsibss SoIbH.orn so
-83c: aelbss aOlbsHiorn s3-s4c;
cemiI6tts aOIben,Urn s2-s3c per
Bu.
safer. 10. Q peibsr 52be;
Stabtrb peiber 52-52ac; Ro. 8
ipeiber 51-52c: Ro. 4 ip.iber 50i -
sic; glO. 2 s,mii9t.r 50a-51t: Ro.
3 s.mii6ier 49t-50ac; Rc. 4 g.s
miidtn 4Ss-49ac.
Roggen.- 30. 2 S1.o8-1.10;
Po. 8 S1.o6-106; Ro. 4 94c-
S1,05.
whfstp.
0er!auft purSeu 679 g6ls. 9iiiils
Irs finifheo goobs auf Der Bats bon
S1.39 per 9allone.
Groceries.
9afiss. - Rarit ruhia. pr.ifs
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Metal : Warft.
Rem gort. 6. csul

Rem gort, 6. Suli.
fupfer. - Ulartt itau; Glectrolp'
tic $20.25-2o.5O.
Giien. - Wartt Itetis; Ro. ROrt
tbsrn $14.5o-15.OO; SO. 2 $1425
-14.75; Ro. ! Soutbern $1400-
l4.50; so. 2 $13.75-14.25.
3inn. - $39.OO-39.50.
glsi. - $5.72-5.77; SpsItsr, tsi.
ne Suotirunasn.
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Ghftaap. Gull.

N - "
Wsi3.n. gir gull $1.o54-
1.072, ain SbIuB S1.O5a. fir Sep
ttmber $1,005-1.02, am S4Iub
$l.01.
Weli9irrn. - Siir SuIi 73s-
744e. am e6lus lac; fir September
721-724c; am SdIub 72!c.
Saisr. - Giir SuIi 44i-46a am
S9luB 44{c; fir September 81
37ac. am S6Iub 37ac.
Roessu. - Rc. 2 $1.14.
@erite. - 6S-75ac.
1imotbb. - $5.55-6.00.
alse. - $8.5O--13.25.
BORT. - iTiir Suli $16.40-16.45,
ON Sdlub $l6.45: fir September
I6.72-17.17, am SdIuB $3.50.
SdmoIS. - Sir Suli 9.0o-9.s
10. ON S8Iub 800: fir September
9.20-9.47, an G6lub 9.20.
@tppeuisiten. - iSiir SuIi $10.22
.-lo,25. an S&Iab sl0.25: fur