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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21
PUBLIC FORUM
Otto Kahn
On Financial Farm Loans

Every citizen who desires to become capable In
business should study banking. and farmer who
business agriculture properly financed
diligently financial of other indus
All other lines industry have developed financial
facilities adapted to their needs We have all sorts OF
syndcaes authorized by law crstom u dea
line of securities but in these hnan
cal channels will farm securities travel without bonus
the way of excessive of interest heavy dis
counts
The powerful financial institutions In America
are private banks they the important to
of line OF business does
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21

EDITORIAL COMMENTS FROM THE EXCHANGES
James prefers monarchy democracy, but he won't
balk accepting American royalties Philadelphia North Amer
in a bayonet charge. Jane, believe you.
parts Europe simple life has been succeeded by
horrible death
Edison might his 100000 candle light the
U. S.N.
Mr. Caranza believes the present good time 10
ntion
the the United States the border OF fighting
Haiti Georgia linked together by ties OF boodshed
Vladvostok and Archangel yet in danger.
What could Mr.. Bobo expect with such name?
The merry widow is unknown in the
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21

Mary Full Stomach Indian GIRL is Democratic appointee
federal position Washington After the election 1916
there will be lot of Democratic officials Empty Somachs.
Western Nevada Miner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-12-10
TssE PAS SION PLAY

Portraying the life of Christ from Birth to ascension originat- ed at Ober-Ammergan in upper Bavaria in the year 1884 and which is still produced every Sunday through the summer months of every tenth year by about 800 performers.
 In 1889 an immense theatre was built with a seating capacity of 6, ,00o persons. Here, during the Passion Play year, come thousands of people from all parts of the earth to witness this world renowned play, and wherever shown on the moving picture screen, draws large crowds and is patronized by all classes of all religious denominations.
 This show will be put on the screen at the Majestic Theater Saturday afternoon and evening December II. attention is called to the announcement found in this issue.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-12-10

E. B. Stevenson, of Kansas
 City, Mo, Superintendent of the
 southwest district, of the Ameri-
 can Sunday School Union. Will
 lecture at the Methodist church
 south at 7:30 p. m. Friday, Dec.
 10. MT. Stevenson has more
 than thirty years experience as a
 public Sunday School worker.
 Gle is not old) since a young man. He has given his whole time to that great work, all christian workers should hear him, the public should hear him. He can tell US something worth while.
 We the members of the High School bali team, hereby express to each and every member of the Green Forest Dramatic troup our grateful appreciation of their interest in us as shown by their action in giving the play for our benefit last Friday night. The money coming to us from the play was needed and there fore is highly appreciated, but much more than this do we ap- preciate the spirit of sympathy and encouragement shown. By their act the vivid consciousness of this gave to us inspiration and courage in the three victors won by us the next day. Dallas Hudspeth, Nellie Carl ton, Fred Ramsey, Alice Colyin, VaIma Benedict, Ellis Reed, Os Fry, Adrian Firestone, Evalena Benedict, Rhea Mitchell, Clay Alma Carter, Sneed Villines, Marie Benedict, Alden Irby, Ethel Blevins, Harbert, Marylee Benton, Dale Dunlap, Eloda Howard, Ethel Kenner, Augusta MegoWn, Fay Buell., Avery Coleman, Hazel Rose, Miles Harper, Lois M. Bruton, Mabel Carlton, Lillian Harbert, Ova Walker, and Minnie Mitchell.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-12-10
E-Z, FEET

There was a large and enthu- siastic crowd out to see the basket ball games last Saturday. Twenty-siX people from Eureka Springs were here and our town people turned out well. The three games were all good and resulted in three victories for our town.
 That's why we have such a busy little store, we have a house brim full of new bright goods and the prices are right at The Variety Store. /
 Clyde Watt, who has been in Ivanhoe, Oklahoma, the past six months returned home last Sat- urday. He was glad to get back home for a visit, but he seems to have fallen in love with the west and it is hardly probable that he will remain in Arkansas long.
 Miss Omalee Denton spent Saturday and Sunday at Carroll
  ton. the guest of her brother, | Tiff Denton, returning home | Monday. While there she had the pleasure or enjoying a sur prise birthday dinner, Sunday being her brothers birthday Those present besides Miss Oma lee were Bob Mitchell and wife of that little city and Miss Eul; Parker from Harrison. The dinner was a complete surprls' to MT. Denton and all enjoyed l immensely.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-12-10

J. A. Pryor, Notary Public.
 Keystone flour, fully warranted Sold by Tate.
 Wanted: To buy good Opos, sum dog.
 Garrett Rush, of Harrison, was in Green Forest on business first of the week.
 See the ad for the big sale Dec. 18th, by the Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church.
 Joe Reeves, who has been painting in Iowa for several months, returned home Sunday.
 Miss Jennie Harbert is spend- ing the week at the home of her sister, Mrs. Waus Wilson, at Rule.
 Will Orrell is laying off this week on account of a pair of very sore and swollen hands caused by poison.
 Albert Shahan, who has been working in western Oklahoma for several months, returned home Tuesday,.
 $1OO,OOO to loan on inn proved farm land by March l, 1916, within 10 miles of R. R. station. Garvin & Fit ton, Harrison, Ark. 36-3m
 We sell all kinds of land and town property, collect rents and do all kinds Notary Public work.
 Trantham Real Estate Co.
 The Ladies Aid will serve coffee and sandwiches at the stove demonstration, Saturday, Dec. 18th, at the Walker-Perkins store.
 Why not go to Sunday school and be good when you can buy testament for 10 cents or a bible for 25 cents at The Variety Store.
 The J. w. Bair Produce Go. have moved into the Ferguson building, while Mir. Lightburn repairs the building they moved from. He is putting in a cement floor and making other improve ments.
 John Pulliam, who has been on the Tribune force for the past eight months in the capacity of ad and job man, handed in his resignation and quit the force last Saturday. John had many friends here who hated to see him leave but wish him success in his new business He has ac- cepted a position as auditor for the Chicago Portrait Co.,, of Chicago, H., and by request of his employer will make his head quarters at Be- ~yville. Tn e Tribune wishes John the best of luck.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-12-10
SETTLE UP

If you owe an account at our store, we will appreciate very much if you settle it at once. we appreciate your business and will always be glad to accomidate our customers in every way possible, we wish however to commence the New Year owing no one and in order to do this we must have what is owing us.
 Respectfully Shaffers Drug Go.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-12-10
GREEN FOREST PEOPLE
 GET INSTANT ACTION

Those who have used it in Green Forest are astonished at the INSTANT action of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka. Because it acts on BOTH lower and upper bowel, ONE-SPOONFUL Adler i-ka relieves almost ANY CASE consti- patton, sour stomach or gas. It re- moves such surprising foul matter that a few doses often relieve or prevent appendi citis A short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. The Shatfer Drug Go.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-12-10
ls,M0stIy about People

J. c. Pinkerton Notary Public.
 Remember the Mogul Tractor demonstration Thursday, Dec. 16.
 Giles Hoback, of Girard Kans., is here visiting his brother, Fred Hoback.
 That's what they all say, a good place to buy holiday goods. So many many new goods at The Variety Store.
 Henry Donaldson and daught- CT, Miss Mary Margaret, were over from Berryville Wednesday.
 For Sale: Peanuts 7c per pound. Benj. Kerns on the Russell place.
 Mir. Clyde Walker, of the Walker Hardware Co.,, of Berry vile, was transacting business here the first of the week.
 Keystone flour, the kind that put Tate's, store in the lead.
 Ms. Sarah Warren spent Sun day in Berryville, the guest of her daughter Mrs. H. F. Donald son.
 Watkins "Kill-'Em" Fly Pow der and remedies, at Crockett 1 Hotel. s. R. Banks. The Majestic has been show ing some very fine pictures the past week and have more extra fine reels billed for next week. For Rent:-The Foreman resi-" dence property. Inquire at the house or of o. F. Hale. 39tf. Nose Smith, the produce man, was over from Berryville the s latter part of last week on busi- 3 ness connected with his produce 5 establishment here. Remember your friends with l nice Xmas present, select it early while our stock is complete at The Variety Store.
 I. M. Watt attended the quart erIy conference of the Free Methodist Church at Harrison, { last Saturday and Sunday. For better bread, use better l flour Get it at Tate's, Key
 stone"
 The B. 0. E. s. Bridge Clut ] met Sunday afternoon and wen
 kodaking. M any picturesque 1 pictures were secured. II For careful and accurate Watcl ''s repairing go to F. B. Rowland \ graduate watch maker, eas 6 side square. u E Dr. Morrow has sold his bunga 1s 3. low residence on Sprlngflel( 9 street to Mr. Albert Price. w t are informed that Dr. MorroN g will buy or build home o
 Phillips avenue.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-12-10

Do your Chsistmas shopping both early and late. You can | afford to miss the excrutiating joys of the grand rush.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25

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be bic AaHteH Der gonf. J1bss Cute
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sSd pad. msinen 4pparat 5ufnmmeH.
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Sarg IN ben Wagen. SD sebs lang
fam unb griibelnb bic Derlafens Dorfs
itrabe enilana his gum aanal Die
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rsdlts DON mir ifebsn unfsre id)tpren
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SfeiHbe Ihieben. - Wiir it's, ais Db
iie unierm tobtsn Sre.nb bic lebttu
@brenIalpen bringeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
Slak'NaAri4tea.
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Der Sbioflub 1T fat ii6srall i'm
gallsn bssriffsn, 70 aud bel hisiiser
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usn WaHsritano Don 1871 BuB battle.
Die fOIssnbsn Ospefbeu trafeu
ipdbreub Ses ssitrissn 5aS.s bier
elm:
pitts6urs, pa.-5.e Jub,. fdat.
Dbe.Iing, 80. 0a.-9.3 Jub, fGqt.
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Rafbpille, ssnn.-10.2 Gub, fdlt.
Chattanooga, S.nn.-11 Sub, iieist.
Cairo, Sa.-31.9 5ub, fdllt.
81. 2ouis, Mo.-1S.4 fub, fteigt.
aanias 9th, Mo. 14.3 isub, iteist.
W.mpbis, 5.nn.-31.5 CUB, fdllt.
Rem Orleans, aa.-16.2 SUB, ftsigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
,,GrsR unb erbabeu it's, fiir's
gatsrlanO iu fterben!"
Bon pautRi6arb.

Seins gon,pasnie bate ben Gisnes
Damn s,iriirmt. glur penis, DON ieis
nsn aeuteu ipareu ssfauen. nir tpes
niae peripunbst. 9d6ei pnrsn sius
san3s 2tnsabl 5rausOlsn s.fangsn sss
nommsu porosn. 6rsubissn StrJens
| etna Der 6dnptulann bsrum uno lobte
bic Solbaten. bic sben oamit bef4dfs
iist tparen, ben sefdHesneu 5einben
Waiisn unb Munition absunsbmeu.
.ainber, bab mir am Ra9mittas oes
6eilissn 4bsnbs nod bieiss GIif
srIs6sn burften, bas ipn uns bic Weib-
nahtsfrsube boppelt SerIiibsnl' Grob
iprnh er's unb feline blanten 2lugsn
lsuhistsn. Damn ipdbte sr binaus,
ob nod irgsnSDo Elm GsiHb ii4 bIiteH
lief,
plSsti6. gang pl0bli9 itanb Dor
| ibm Der 9po. bob feline Senl. unb
pintt.: .grubsr, bic Stunbs 1T ba.
apmml" Jm sIeiden aueen6lid fIog
ibm cine ieinblide augsl mittsn ms
Ser5. gr iutt psrssbli9 iid 5u ball
ten. 2aHeiam iiHtt tr gu gooeu,
langfam itIisbsn iif) bic augen, Huo
i'm Stsr6sn umipislt siH slitlihes,
sufrisosnss 2dtslu fsin Geiidt. So
iHldis sr ,in.
Seute nun poum mir feline 2sine
bergen.
9lls mir lin s llbr Tlorgens unfes
rem Gianbprt psrlafen, 1T es nod
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pitltn brennt nod oas eIettriihe 2iat
auf ben Strabtr. tlsins s,l6e 6Iii5s
lampen, bic netii on ben 5duierfrons
ten befeifis iinh. Die 0dmmeruns
ip.i6t trGs. unb nit ibr Der Rssen.
sStst Tam man aud bic psistrs I'm.
o.buua ertennen. llsbsr 9erse uno
abGlsr asbt's. gsrse. bspfldnat nit
buns,Isriinsu 3anneu, bic biht 5uz
Iammsn in R.ibsu itebsn, 10 baB lie
ipi, bid.s gaIhpsrt iuirteH. 0aSipi=
ihtn sinias Wlstsr brauner 5eiosbos
Ben, bann tpisber ihnurgeraes cine
pi.l. Te.tsr Sids Rsibe BON SauHen
uuo 10 fort. 1as @dnSe ipir5 bon
blGulihsm MorssnIift umipielt uno
ipir.t auf mid iuis unstbsuere Sdus
lsnaGnes. 9as Sirn oes tiibnitsn
glr6itettsn lam eieis pra6t nt3t
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iih nod INNER binter ben buntlen
Wolt,nmaurn, bic nidt eiHeH Strabl
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25

Hinbpieb. - Die 3ufuhr mar
brute gerina, unb bic bsFsren syIsif1s
forten ftiegen bnber um 10-15c,
p1brsnb bic orbindren Gorten I'm
15-25e nisbri9er iparsn ais am
Wpntag. - Milhfibs fanben mur
gum Gmlahftn Mbnabms.
Ufiitlsre unb fGnere Stiere $6.25
-$7.25; anserftfene Bis extra $3.50
-$7.75; Offsn $275-$5.75; GIei.
fter Stitre $5.50-$6.75; auserleis.
ne S7.0O-s7.50; 5sifers $500
800; auserldene $7.25-$7.50;
aiibe $3.50-$5.50; austrIslsns So
75-$6 90. Gamers $3.50-$4.50.
Bullen. Die 3ufubr mar sss
ring unb bic aDreiIe iiiseeu I'M 15--
25e per 100 pfunb.
Uaaaere unb Isi9te $5.00-$585;
Bologna $500 $500; ertra $685.
$6.75; fette Bullen $6.25-$6.75.
aGIber. - 8ei nur mGbiser 3us
fubr ifisssn bic preiis bsuts I'm SOC
pei 100 pfunb.
Srbindre unb grpbs $5.50-$10.s
%; fair bis CUTE lsidts $s.0o-$10.s
75; srira $1l.00.
g eint. - Die 3ufu6r mar
aud beute fpisbsr gerius, bic Ra4fra'
&c nur mdbig unb SlsiidfortsH fi.Ieu
UNI 5--1Oc, leihte @erfdnbtiorten
-. IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
aafftt. = Wlarlt rnNs. l1rsi

2uder. preiTe feft. Rnfs
iinirfer Gut aoaf S7.15, potuoereo
1886; Cubes $3.50; arannlateo
S6.25; gonieeticners ya" $6.t5; of
81 $3.50; peiBer eytra vG@ $3.50
ertra .g1 $3.50. q. 8. Glcrifieo mel.
&c rs5.90-6.O0, bo. seIber 5.40-
$50 yer 100 @junb.
WpIaffss IN fsiis.-Rsp Ors
leans Open ssiiis 40-55t. Gsntrifus
gal 20-3Oe per galIone.
Meis. - 2cuiiiann. 5aHcp Seao
7--7bc, prima 6-6Ac, orSindrer
4-44e. sSnpnu 5--5tc per gflrro.
Uairns probutte
Butter. Mdrit rubis, prsiie
jtstia. - D6cIemili. Gytra 343t;
6sntTali,sb Grtra 31Ac; GentrdIissS
s5irits 27-29e; bo. Sscoubs 23-
24e; yanrp Ddirp 23e. pddins
Gtod 17-18c pei pfunb.
Rate. - gsarft ieIt. Ohio Tic,
DlcrepejtliHer t7--f7lr, gseD Dorf
1Se. Gdtpeiaer l6A--i7he. DO. Bird
t81--t7ie, 2imburger 17--iss per
Yiiusa.
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simpllp - s5.50-se5O.

simolbp - $5.50-$6.5O.
Rice. - $l0.50-$14.0o.
porf. - Sir Wlni $17.50--$17.,
90; am gd)luB $17.75. SIR Juli
$17.92-$1s.22; am Shlub $3.50.
S1maI3. - Giir Mdi $10.30--
$10.50;' ON G6IuB $10.45. Sir Sufi
$10.52-$1070; am S6luB $10.62.
Ripptnieiten. = diir Wai $3.50
-S9.97; am Gflub $500. Sir Suli
$10.O0-$10.25; am S9lub 1920.
Butter. - Wartt uHperGnbert.
gisr. - Warft bober; 3ufubr g.
444 -aiiftn; auf bem Wiartt 20-23c;
orbinnrp firits 22c; firfts 23c.
aartpfelH. = Wartt uupsrdHbert.
3ufubr 18 Cars.
2ebenbss @sfIiissl. - Warit uns
berdnbert.
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aaslt1er Msarftteridbt.
Gineinnati, "a. Gebr.

~ 49,
Die nn&folgsnbsn auotirungen bes
siebsn fiH MIR auf Gnsros'1 1rans'
Gftipnen. Bel flsintrtn Gd@dften
tprbsn sttpas b5bsrs prstie bere6nd.
@ropiiionen.
G&maIl g}rima Steam
$9.60-$9.70; GamiIp S4mola LOB
-10ie pro pfunb.
ErodsuasIalssnesEIetf4 q
|Sbort clear Ssittn 103--11e, tbort
Rippsnisitsn 104-l0te, srita ibort
clear geitsn 103-10ic. S4ultern 81
BE, Bellies 11--11ac uHb 3r mebr
|ptrpddt.
Bacon. - Gbort slsa- Geiteu
|103 3-12e, sytra fort clear Seiien
|11a-11ae. fbort giippsnieitsn ia
--12e, G4ultsrn 10--104c unb gsls
lies 12f-12ae lois unb 3c per pfunS
msbr ptrpudt.
Guaar gursb UIeif@. =.
|G9initn 15-15ae. pientc G4uls
tern 12A-13e, Brsatfsit Bacon 19
--19as, S6ultsrn 12a-13c, trodsis
Beef Gdinfen 27-29c.
GHbgtp5ffltes nfet d.
Sdinltn 1886, pienie ShuI.
tern 11a-11ae. Bellies 15h-16c,
|S9uIi.rn 114-113r, ReD yprt Gut
III i-11ac.
Trif@ss Ml.tfM = Sdtn'
9se, 6dultsru 8a-93e. ihort
MippsnIsiten 8A-9ie, fhort clear
|GeiteH 10-1oac. tytra fbcrt Geitsn
94-10c, geIies io7--i3ac pro
pfunb.
W1ebf nnb Getretbe.
MebI. Wintsr paitnt $725-
7.45; aDintsf syanep s6.So-7.15;
bo. syamilp S8.50-6.65; Gytra
S8.05-8.25; prbinirss $685.
sos; Garter Wei3sn pGtsut $3.50
$50; 30. fantp S7.45-7.70; bp.
syamiIp S6.45-6.85; Rogstnmebl.
norbtpsItliaes ssmifdtes $685.
600; r.inss Giip se.s5-7.oo per
Bbl.
Wei3en. 80. 2 rotkr Min
ter $1.55-$1.66t, go. 3 DO. $1.54---
|L55; 30. a DO. $1.50-1.53.
WeIf9torE - go. l ipeibsa
| 74e; 30. 2 bo. 73a-74c; go. 3 bo.
73-73te; 30. 4 bo. 71-72e; 0o.
s bo. 7o---71e; gap. 8 bo. 69-70c.
30. / sslbes 73ae; Ro. 2 bo. 73--
73ac; SO. 3 bo. 72t-73e; SO. 4 DO.
71-71ae; Ro. s bo. 69--70e; 30.
| 8 bo. 68--69ec. 80. / s,miiAiss 73c;
go. 2 bo. 72h-73c; ND. 8 bo. 72--
72ae; SO. 4 30. 7oh-7le; glO. 5 DO.
69--7Oc; Ro. 8 bo. 6s-69e. = Weis
bes aoIbsntorn 76-77c; s.Isbss aol'
bentorn 76-78e; s.miIatss aoIben'
Torn 74-76e per 9ui9el.
safer. - 30. 2 fpeiber 58a-
SOC: gianbnrb tpab.r 58-58ie; Ro.
g tpeiBsr 571-5Sc; Ru. a ipsiber 81
SIZE; go. 2 semii9t.r 57a-58e;
RO. 5 s.miidt.r 57-57ae; 80. 4 ss'
mifttsr 56-57e.
Rogsen. - gao. 2 s1.20-1.21,
glo. 8 $1.1s-l2o; Ro. A $1.15-
|1.18.
WbiBf6.
@sriauft ipurSsn 500 gbIs. Die
fintra Finifbeb Gcubs auf Der Bats
BON s1.39 ber @dncns.
Groteriea.
adffte - Mar!t rnhis. prsiIs
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G6ieaao, "a. Gebr.

S6psine 3ufubr 28,000;
Tlartt, fart; Built $6.55-$6.65;
leihte $6.50-S6.75; s.mif@te $e.4O
-$6.70; idnere $6.15-$6.65; ro9s
$e.15-$s.30; Jsrtel $5.75--$6.80.
RinbDieb.-- 3afubr 5000;
Warti. tart. Rattle Stiers $3.50
1910; Riibe unb 5eifers S3.60--$7.'
70; aGlber $7.00-$10.50.
S4afs- 3ufubr 1900; fart.
sGafe $6.S5-s7.75; Sdhrlinse ST.
65-Se.50; Qdmmsr $8.00-$9.6O.
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Gbtcaao. "a. Tsbr.

gBei,,u. = sir Mai s1.54t-
s1.57; an SdIub $1.55a. SIR JuIt
81 26a-S1.2 .29:; am GHiub S1.28s.
MeIfdiorn. : Giir Rai 74-75se;
an G@lub 74tc. Giir Suit 75s
77te; am S4lub 763e.
Sdfer. - sir Wlui 56a-57at;
ON GAluB SIZE. Giir Suit $50
54Ie; dul S4lub SAC.
RDeasn. = Rc. 2 $1.22.
Gerite. - 73-S2e.
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Q8sIb, eoabs nnb Nitisn in gleiu gorl

0tihdFtlpayifre purbtn ~ eK--l1S bis.
~ ssiSE iSs q "a 4ass ssHsS s@s; ssssianssl. met
fungsn e4SiX nnb Si&tBtafa e4.si,
silbrsBsrsn tsKs, RsriIsuifds TsIiari
s7Is
Gftitnmarft-am gosmitiaae pds
bss Wattt i9paa unb bic greiie taiten ~
Iribsn. WsAnIitiags isbo& tiat sine Wsn.
euns Elm nnS bic Ytriuits purbsn sum
fbtiI pieoex gut semn&t. Tte SAlutnp.
iisunssn ItanbtH absr uHsiifsns untsr bsHeu
pen gtffsrH.
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Rem gorf, "a. gebr.

1tnYorf, "a. Sebr.
sinu. - Wartt fdpa4. $3.50
$500.
&upfsr. = Martt flau. glsctrolptic
$14.75-$14.s7. gaftins $14.25--
$14.62.
giisn. - Martt ftetis unb unDsrs
dnbert.
gIei. - Warlt ifetis; $685..
So. Spsli,r, fart. S9,70-$10.20.
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alustpdrtise Mdrfte.
q en- D II, "a. GsSr.
an1rff gy.f;o

Ulehl. - Wurf itttig.
Roas.nmebI. = Martt itstig.
gudDeissnmsbl. = Murst flau.
9ahpsi3en. - Wartt flnu.
Maismebl. = Marit itetis.
Rpaasn. - Tlurft ruhis.
gerfte. - Wlarst Itpd9. aiir
guttersDeds 80c c. I. I. Rsfp gOri.
Bsi5en. = Rdrit fsit; Ro. 2 ros
ibsr $1.62 uno Ro. 2 barter $166
{. |. T. Trad grport. Ro. / ROrtbtrn
Duluth $1.5s unb No. / ROrtterH
Ranitpba s1,65s s.i. I. Buffalo.
Fir Wai $1.62p1 r7
WslIHtorn, : Warit .feft. go. 1
selber Sale c. |. {. bsi aHfunft.
5dis.. = Martt ftstig.
Sen. - Mdrtt itstis.
Sopfen. - Warft ruhig-
Sduts. = Tlurtt itetis.
9eber. - Wart tfeit.
Bort. - Mnrtt ftsiis.
Beef. - Nartt itetig.
Shmals. - Rarft iitiis.
WaiobIe @sit s9.80-$0.90.
5dlg. = Nartt ftstis.
Woas. - Mdrtt iteiis.
Sara. - Martt rubis.
Serpentin. - Utnrtt rubis.
REFS. - @artt feit.
Wplaiiss. - Mdrit itetis.
giober 3ud.r. = Dart fsft; no
laTss $4.0o; Centrifugal s4.77; rofs
iinirter. ftetig.
Der Wnrtt Fir roben 3udsr idloB
ft,tia nit Der gsmertung, bab Gtns
irifuaal purb. gu $4.S3 Dtrtduft.
SElnspreif.: Centrifugal S477--
S4.83; WlolafI,s3udsr $4.00-$4.06.
Butter. - Wlartt id,tpddsr; 3us
fubr s17.644. Creamery. srtros 30s
Bic: gream.rp 31a-32t; greames
10 ftrjts 2s-30c; fseones 26-
271e.
eisr. - Mart fef; 3ufubr IT.
75S. }riihe, s,iammeItt, eyiras 26A
PIE; ,rtra firits 26e; firits 25-
25se; isconbs 24-24ae; tDsibe 90
31f.
ytdI,. - Rartt iisiis; 3ufu6r g..
$50. Siate, Ipscinls. T-17le; DO.
fousp 163-16sc; fpscials 17-174e;
bo., fauep 16i-169e.
asbenSss S,fllgsl - 1arit ifetis;
Wtitern Siibner 15ac; 6dhns 159-
l55c: yurteDs 16-18c. 0sreiniste
ru5ia; WsItern gratbiibnsr 17-21c;
frii&s Sdbns 14S-1sac; Surisps
14-22le.
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Eis limfdts In hieIieta Gfssrlsetsss
bdisisH f& tsnie aui ss.sst,ess.
sssn sessssstssss.
Tss Rarit In aoisIissuritdten psr au9
tsuts wisbsE fetr hau nab % uurbs au9
nid3t elm einSiasr Beriauf an ber gbrit BE-.
riHtst Gk Drdfs sbsr sareH fsf, ea bss
anasbst ssrine ssL
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Uiehinarft.

gineinndti "a. Jebr
Die 3ufubr unb Ausfubr pdbrsnb
bsr lsbisn "a GtuHbeH, psrsli4en NIT
ben Isttsn srpsi GageH iDarsn mic
folst:
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eiseinnett.3A 0ebrses ie1k
Nd teute wlren BE odd5lte lvisber
lstr Has nnb osib N pirie. be be Uenten
9fnaaenbe 6onbS an 6aHb babeu. Ben
ben 0anffH purbsn Dafiebsn scn eeus ~
- 4HX sus9dieben unb 0st4dfteRa'
p!sse purbsn 81 b-S8 bisfonfitt. Bm
eHenfn Rariie eusbe pripaisxaptfoi ~
44x% seu an rnb ~ 4H-s% esi
8sif tgaeirt.
Ue4fd suf M usss
rurbsa ~ loe Eislonto pes $3.50 spil4 "
Hasien Serfdufk Die Gsuntsrrafs >ssrno'
zoe Drdvsie vsr $1,000
Dsaid ssf esssvs-
Gi4fs Be3Itl aul gonbon purssA A.
e4.ee ysr Dfuub GtsFfius quettrf ~!
0t6Itl ssf esrlih pzrbeu eoe fhs pfari
bsse6nei, tay BeHfd anf pari3 W. bro
1rone. apf QnIterbdm <0Hs pro 0uioeH
nHb en{ 0ien foc yer IRONS.
Die 8efiinsr 3isEonio. Dsftuf4sfl bat
isft s5ifislss IN Urafd uHe anipsrpen
ptebsr esoffnet.
oss,ss -csglsssisnes
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