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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
Return Of Walnut,

The wood OF our fathers, the good
old black walnut that vas reckoned
the supreme cabinet material Of SO
years ago. has come back, True, they
call It American walnut" now, and
give 1t n shiny finish and try to hide
the deep. purplish brown which is the
true glory OF the stuff; but it Is the
same old wood In spite Of all, May II
soon get back its ancient name and
more than its ancient popularity,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
BURIES II DEVIL.

Abolishing the liquor traffic does not
kill the devil; but 1t puts him under
ground; it drives him into subways,
cellars and hidden pipes. When you
bury the devil, a boy has to hunt for
him; when you license the devil, he
hunts for the boy.-Clinton N. How.
ard.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05

Say, mister, will you give me Ave
centsY"
What for?"
II want to buy a loaf of bread fol
my starving family"
"Oh, certainly, in that case. Here's
your nickel"
Thank you, sir. Now, II It isn't
asking too much. will you give me q
dime more?"
What for?"
Il want to buy some meat for my
dog"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
TENDER SENSITIVE SKINS
Quickly soothed by cutleura. Moth.
Ing Better. Trial Free.

Especially when preceded by q hot
bath with Cuticura Soap. Many COM
forting things these fragrant super.
creamy emollients may do for the
skin, scalp, hair and hands and do It
quickly, effectively and economically.
Also for the toilet, bath and nursery.
Sample each free by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. Ky.
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
BLOT 1T OUT.

The manufacture and sale Of liquor
is responsible for:
Seventy-ive per cent of our crimi.
nails.
Fir per cent of the inmates of our
insane asylums.
Eighty per cent of the inmates of
u poorhouses.
Ninety per cent Of our tramps.
The destruction of homes.
The corruption Of voters.
Who is responsible for the saloon?
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
Rulnous.

Crawford-Why do our officials will.
fally destroy every natural beauty the
city possesses?
Crabshaw-That gives them q
chance In . few years to ask for mil.
lions to make the city beautiful
Puck.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
COLDS & LaGRIPPE

s or 6 doses 666 will break any cas-
OF Chills & Fever, Colds 4 LaGrippe;
1t acts on tho liver better than Gallo
mel and does not grippe or sicken
Price 25c.-Adv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
SoIace,

All" he murmured, IF there we're
only something in this mundane world
that would solace all these vague
yearnings, satisfy ones widest long
ings, and fill the aching void Within
We'll, what's the matter with pie?'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05

VIII cure your rheumatism and all
kinds of aches and pains-Neuralgia,
Cramps, Collie, Sprains, Bruises. Cuts,
Old Sores, Burns, etc. Antlseptc
Anodyne. Price 25c.-Adv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
DeveIopInu,

Irene-Don't you think that travel
brings cut all that is in one?
Ire-Yes; especially ocean travel
Judge.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05

Harold says that after we are mar
ried he will want me to dress like a
queen"
Yes" replied Miss Cayenne. And
for a while he will be as proud as q
king, After that he will grumble like
a taxpayer"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
Truth That Rorea.

PA, what Is a truism?"
"A truism, my son, is a truth which
Is so true that 1t makes everybody
tired
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
EEEEcTS OE BEER.

Beer makes people stupid, ley and
incapable. - Bismarck (see Busch's
Graf Bismarck und Seine Leute")
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
London Crisis.

Waiter! Vienna steak, pleased"
lush, sir, we calls 'em Petrograd
patties now, sir"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05

You lever miss the water until the
courts get hold of the stock and
squeeze 1t out.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05

A mar looks cheap when his wife
calls hin dear in public.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05

BEGINNING OF DRUNKARD.
Every drunkard was once a moder
ate drinker.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05
EASIER TO KEEP STRAIGHT.

It is easier to keep so lives straight
than to straighten n at fifty.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-05

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU
Fry Murine Eye Remedy for Red, Weak, watery
Just Rye comfort Writo for Book Of the Eys
BY mail Free. Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chicago
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-27

Der @eidoiie mlo einer banrit berbiiis
6enen 3eritoriins 6es @eidiiteS Dor.
5ubeuaen. Gr 3og mebrere brennens
be Aorbe aits oeru Gagen berous Iino
belporf lie init erbe, trosoem er jeociI
slhgeHblid cine @rplniion Der STAR.
tufden er1uarten niili,te. Gurd) eire
Stibflan1nie plroe er an bei6eri sliis
gen i6iper Derlebt. Das cine sluge
1T berloren, ob ons aibere erbolten
blei6t, III nod 5tpeifel9aft.
@i5efelbfpebel 1nrtebroot DonI
Rbeinif6en sSnfnnterie 6eginlettt
ger. 70 erbielt in Der Sblatt BE-!
8eraapiae gIei6 am @nfnng eirsr
Sdub burd ben linfen arm. slnf-
bem Der 9lrm perbunben iUor, fiihr'
te er ieinen 3ua tros itarfrn glid.
nerluItes ins 8efedt. @leidl oarnIif
erbieIt er einen apeiten Sdui, uno
5rpdr our6 Sling. unb Mitteffinser
Der Iiitfen Sdno. gber aud ieBt ging
er nit)t 5uriif; er nabm oas @ciDekr
eines Sooten uno ifob fpeiter. Gr
erbielt nun einen oritten SbuB, Der
ibm oas linfe @eir perleste g2ad).
benz basieIbe per6ln0en mar, blieb
er trosbem in Der Steaung. sluBer
bieien brei Shiiiien erbieIt er nod ei.
nen Dicrten our6 BEN rphten S5er-
arm lmO einen iiiuiten bitr1 ons
li1fe $anbeelenf. Der iineribrodepe
Mann blieb Bel Der Truppe uuo le'@
tetc bis gum 3uriidgeben oes @eg'
ners ods Seuer ieiues 3irses. Sdrte-
tro6t lit bas @iierne &reu5 DerIieben
Duiheu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-27

8ullen. - Die 3ufubr mai
5euts arDBer unb bic preije ifetig.
Waeere unb Iti9ts $5.00--5.e6;
Bologna $6.25-6.85: srtra $500
TOO; fette HuIlen $6.50-7.00.
RdIber. - Mnfdnss mar bel
Mdrit fart unb bic priie itis9en I'M
25-50c fp6tsr iebo9 sing Der pre.s'
auifdlaa fpisbsr Derloren.
Drbindre unb srobe $8.00-11. .S
fair Bis quite Isidte $8.5o-11.50;
grtra $11.75--12.00.
S4meine. Die 3ufubr mar
srSBer unb bic prsifs fielen besbal6
I'm 20-25e - Geihte @erianbtfors
ten fielen Inn 10e per 100 pfunb.
Guts Biz auserleiens 9erpadunass
unb 1leiihtrforten $6.80-6.9o:
ftpere SGtpsine $6.75-6.85: ors
bin6re BIS iuserleiene f9tpere fstts
S1ue $5.0O-6.O0; Staas $500
500; lei4te Wsrianbiiorten $6.40--
$50; IerfeI, 10 pfunb unb tpeniser
$5.50-6.25.
S4dfe nnb 2Gmmer. =
Die 9affrage mar zine quite unb ni.
preiis tparen fart.
S6ufs s3.75--5.75; aammer 3d.
00--9. .35.
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aaffet. - Watlt rubaa. Ore

Hudtr. - pretie tttf. Ndfs
finirter Gut 2caf S7.15, poipSereo
$685.; Cubes $3.50; sranulateo
S6.25; gonfectioners 81" S6.15; OF
n" $3.50; tpeiber ertra &c" $3.50
ertra yg~ $3.50, R. 8. Glcrifieo ipei.
Sc r$5.90-6.00, DO. eeIber $40
$50 per 100 Yfun6.
geotaffes IN ffstia.--Nen Orr
leans OPEN 2ettle 40-56. Gsntrifas
gal 20-30c per @aIIone.
Reis. - 2cuiiiarn, Snnep Senb
7-7Ac, primn 8-6ae, oroin6rer
4-41c. Sapan 5--5ac per Pfuub.
Datrbs prpbuite
Butter. - Worsi rubig, prsiIe
ftetia. - WboI.milt, Grtra 34ae;
Gsntraltjsb Ggtra 31ac; gentruli8,b
syiriis 27-29s; DO. S,eonbs 23--
24c; Sanep 0airp 23s. pad:Hs
Stod 16A-17ic per aDfunb.
Rdfe. - @inrft ielt. Ohio 17c.
QoreiueitIiher 17-173c, gsep Dorf
1Se, Sdrueiser 18n-17Ac. DO. Bird
161-t7ie, Simburger 17--1se per
Yiiiilt.
Gier. - Wlart Iblpdfxr. = pris
m iriidx 5iibnsrsisr 20s; iirits
1Sc; orbinirs firits 17e; iseOnbs
Ice per Dubenb. = @dniesier 74c.
Gnisusisr 24e per Dubsnb.
gefIaaei. Martt feiig.
Gpringtrs bon 81 pfunb uns bdriiber
14sc, unisr II pfunb 16-22e, 5sns
nsn 10-14ac; 5dbns 10--11t: Srui-
biibnsr 10-15ac; Guns 13e, entsn
1lS--14s, Gdnit s-12e per pfunb,
Rnpdunsn 17-20e per gfunb.
OFF nub gsmiife.
aspfeL. gute aspfel $15o
300 per Dbl, i nddp Qualitdi.
gitrpnen.- Murtt mar feiig.
Meifina S2.75-3.00. California
s2.75-3.00 per aiite.
Cranaen.-Marft ruhis unb
fistis. gdIiforuia S2W-22h dIss
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Mustpdrtise &sarfte.
Rem Aprt. 26. ntbruar

VS SW UUt 20. tytpiuut.
WlsbI. - Mlartt tpiIis; Sprins
patsnts S7.10--7.55; Diuter 9at,nts
$7.05-7.25; Mtnter Straisbts
S6.90-7.05; aunias Straishts ST.
6-7.15.
Ro"nenebl. - Wartt piIIis; fair
bis gutter $6.90-7,15; auserIs.nsr
Bis fancp $7.20-7.30.
gu1rpei3enebl. - Warit fldu.
gu6peisen. - Martt flau.
Mdismebl. - Martt taunl itetig.
Rpasen. - Wlartt iapoh! 10. 2
Dsfiern $1.29 & i. +. Rem Dori.
gerite. = Wldrtt piIis; fur Juts
Ter 77c c. |. I. Rem gort; semdIsi.
s5-91e {. I. (. guffalo.
Dsiaeu. - Wartt f4spah; 80. 2
rotber $1.57 unb Ro. 2 barter $1.59a.
oaer auf bem Gelfiis fir eIport;
Ro. / Rortbern .DuIutb S1.62A uno
SO. l Rortbsrn Waniioba $1.614 c.
|. (. Buffalo.
Welihtoru. = Wartt pillis; go.
z ael5ss s0t c. |. (. fiir 3ufnbr.
0dier. - Wurft ibtpa9: Stanbarh
61c: 30. 8 tusiber 60e; fancp ssbiI'
tier tnpiper 60-62c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-27

~ ttU " " 6Ss tyS1haaAs
Dk na@fplsenben Quotirungeu bss
3ieben iih nut auf Gnsros 9ranss
altiontu. Bel fIsineren GeiddfieH
tpcrbsn stipus b0btrs preife tsrs6nst-
propifion n
G9maIa. grima Sieam
9.45-9.55; syamiIp SGmaia 101
---104t pro pfunb.
5rodtngeuI5tne Jleti d
Sbort clear Seitsn 104-10ac, ib:rt
Ripsnisiten 10-104e, trira BORT
clear Seiten 10--103c, Sdultern 81
Sic. Bellies 10a-11it unb 4r
nsbr psrpadt.
Bacon. - Short clear Seitsn
l1t-119tc, srtra fbort clear Ssitsn
111--11ae, ibort Rippsuieiten III
--11ae, 6duIt.rn ea-10c iinb 1eis
lies 12-121c, 9realfsft Bacon 19
-19oe, G4ultern 12i-13s, troaen:
Beef SHinien 27-29r.
SiBgep5felfts Gletj d.
Shinlen 12-12ie, pienis Sauls
tern 9a--93c, gslIiss 14a-15c,
G@ultern 94-9ac. gnp gOrt Gut
94-9se.
grif4ss gIsif6. = edins
Ten 11-113c, pienic S9ultsrn 81
sac, G6ulteru 8--Sac. fbort
gaippenisiien 8t-9ie, fbort clear
Seitsn 10-10ae, srtra fbort Ssitsn
9a--10e. 4sIiies 102-l3Ac pro
pfunS.
Mebl unb 8streibe.
Webl. - Wintsr pntsnt 800.
7.20; Winter fSanrp $8.65-6.90;
be. ;5amilp $6.25-6.40; Grtro
$5.80--6.00; orbindres $500
$50; 6arter Weiasn patent $685.
8.05; bo fanep $7.20-7.45; DO.
sydmiln $6.20-6.60; Ror1tntH.
norbpeItlides s.miidies $40.
s.65: reinss Gitp s6.70-6.75 per
gbl.
Dsisen. - 90. 2 roiber Dins
ter $1.5O-1.51; SO. 8 bp. $1.49--
LEO; Ro. a DO. $1.45-1.48.
MeIfdforn. Ro. / ipeibes
Tie; 90. 2 bo. 71-71ae; go. 3 bo.
70h-71e; Ro. a DO. 69-69ae; SO.
5 DO. 68-69c; No. 8 bo. 67-68e. -
Ro. l eal6es Tic; go. 2 bo. 70a-71e;
30. 3 DO. 70-70ce; No. a bc. 683-
SOC: Ro. 8 bo. 68-68ac; Qo. 6 DO.
67-68c. - To. / stnHdtss 70ac !;
0o. 2 DO. 70-70ie; go. 8 bo. 69a
--70c: gfo. q bp. 68-68Ae; SO. 8 bo.
67a8se; SO. 6 bo. 66a-67ae. =
Msibss &olbsntoru 76-77c; seIhs
aolbentorn 76-78s; semiI4tss 9oI'
beniorn 74-76e per Buikl.
Safer. - so. 2 iptibsr S.
58Se; Stanbarb ipetber 57aL- 5se; I;
SO. 8 peibsr 57-57ae: so. 4 tpsiber
56-57e; SO. 2 semifhttr 57-57ae;
Ho. 8 semifater 56i-57c; Ro. 4
ssmii4ter 56-56ac.
Roagen. - 30. 2 S1.1s--1.s
20: go. 3 $1.16-1.18; go. 4 s1.10
Lib.
@bistb.
gttiauft tpurbsn 476 gbls. Dis
iiilIsrs Niniiteo Goobs dui Der Bats
bon s1.39 Der Gdqone.
Groceries.
3affes. - Wlarit rrHa. preiie
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eIst.Naatriabtss.
g amfag, 2e. gyebruar.


Der obsr Dbioflub 1T TN Gteisel
bssrifsn bel iisiissr Stabi Dir'
btritlbe itationaar fsin. Gsftirl
Gbtnb bate er bier einen Waferitanl
bon 1875 ;Fub.
Die folseHben DepeI6en irdfen se
fern bier Elm:
pittsbura pa.-10.4 fyub, ifsist.
DbeeIine, 70. @u.-11.0 SUB, ftsist.
Ddr!ers5urs, %. @a.-1O.1 SUB.
aanaiDba GaIls, 80. 0.-8.7 Jub.
Gbarleiton, 20. Da.-1o.3 JuB
portsHoutb, C.-16.3 Gub.
2ouispiae, ap.-9.0 SUB, fdlt.
gDanspiQe, sSnb.-2l.9 Jub. fdlt.
RaibpiIle, 5snn.- SO sSuB, fdIt.
Chattanooga, ssnn.-12.5 SUB.
Cairo, sSn.-32.4 SUB, fteigt.
Wemp6is. 1eDn. -2S.0 Sub, fd1t.
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3ufnhr:
y usfubr:
Rinbu. Gtbpeiue G&afe

WfHbpteb. - Bute fette, Ittnte
Siisrs paren in gutter gd6frase unb
feit I'M prtiis. bic dnbereu Daren
lansiam unb itstia. = Wil9siihe fnns
ben teinen Wfdrtt.
Wittlers unb idnkre Stisre So 25
--7.25; aiiserlefsns bis extra $3.50
7.75: O9fsn $2.75-5.75; Tleii6trs
6iiere $5.75-7.15; uuserleiene bis
ertra $7.25--7.75: 6eiftrs $500
7.25: dussrltiene bis ertra $7.35-7.r
70; aiihe $3.50-5.75; anserleitne
S6S6-6Qo; GGnusrs $3.50-450
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gbieaaO, 2s. fT.truar.

SGDtine. 3ufubr 1900. =
prsiis nisbriger. - Built $685..
So; Ieidie S6.50-6.75; a.mil4te &c.
o--8.70; f9mere $6.15--8.65; rauh:
$6.15-6.30; Gersel $5.75-6.75.
RinbDieb. = 3ufubr 1000; Wartt
lausiam. girbstmiibe Stiere $3.50
Glib: Riibe unb 5sif.rs $3.60--7.'
70: aGlber $7.W-1o.50.
S6afe. - 3ufubr 5000. Wldrt,
fsft. S9afe $6.85-I75: s&brIing'
$7.65-8.55; Gdmner $7.80-9.65.
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riba $1.8O-2.50 pet Rife, 9anses
rines $2.25--2.60 per Doppslsilts.
0rape 8rnii. - aIoritn
I$1.7b-2.00 pet Rift.
Grbbeertn. - Goneb 30--S5e
per Quart.
preibeI6eeren. 6otps's
l$3.00-4.00 psr RtI. unb $1.o0--
I1.25 per Rife.
aartoffsfn. - Mi9isan 45--
47e per Bu. unb $1.50-1.75 per
Bbl. pom Store.
Saatfartofftln. GGts
Reb Riper gdrlp Ohip's $1.00--
$l10; Winnefota sarIp Obio's 85---
90e; hid garlp Rofe 85-75e; garfp
3riib Gobblsrs 65--75c; Did. Bsau-
ip 5e6rons 65-75e; Carmen 65--
roc; Wbits Star 65-70t; Rural Rem
Dotfs 65-70c; Green Mountain's
65-70e; ghiedgc Marfsts 65-70e;
Sriumpbs rsb gliB edrlp 0Oc-$1.10;
&inss 70-75c; 9urbanls 65-70e;
earIp iir meets per gufhtI 95e--
$1.O5.
Sunae aartoffeln. - Bsr.
muba $7.00-7.50 per BbI.
sabfartoffeIn-gdte Ser.
fep $1.50--M.e0 per camper. 4Ias
bora unb Ssnnsfe. s1.35-$1.40.
Rraut. ~ Warit rnbig. DIDN'T.
iHts $10.00-15.00 per 9onns auf
bem geIsife unb $1.00-1.25 pet
gbi. bonn Stpre.
erbfen. - gloriba. - $3.75-
400 per 6ompsr.
9pmutoss. TIorioa. $3.50
300 Der Crate.
3nfebeln. - Delbe 75-85c
per 8ufbel bonn Store unb 75e bonn
Gelsiie. meibe 95e-s1.0o per 8uibel
pori Store unb $500 BON @eleiie.
gsIerp. = Ridisan $1.00 pet
Rife.
@rlne Bohnen. S1oriba
$3.0o-4o0; Ma@sbobusu $500 per
Camper.
aarottsn. = 0spaf4eus $500
-2.25 per Bbl.
Rotbt Riibtn. = gute Riibsr
$1.25-1.35 per 8bl.
Stedribsn. $1.25-1.50 p.
BEL.
Wetbe giiben. - Rem Orlts
ans $3.00-S3.25 per BbI.
2anbprobuite
5eu. 80. / 1imotbp $500
Ro. 2 9imotbp $17.0O; Ro. 3 9is
mot6p $15.O0-15.50; go. / ssmiids
ter Rice $500; SO. 2 bo.
$500; Ro. 1 alee $3.50;
go. 2 DO. $3.50; alfalfa $1,000
1900 per Sonne.
Riblenfutter III fietis. aIeie
$25.0O-25.50; Wibblinss srObes
$27.O0-27.50; bo. fsinss $500
$500; ssmif4t.s Gutter 5000
26.5O.
Sdmereien. - Wartt ftsttg.
alseIamen s7.5o-8.50 auf BEN Ge.
Ieife unb SS.50-9.5O per Bu. bonn
Gtors. 1impibp $3.00-3.40 PET Bu.
BON Store, gudip.iaen 80c PET Blu.
@erfdttbeues.
Dele. - Wartt itetig. 2sinol, roe
Bee 6Oc Der gollone IN partien bon
5gbls. Geiodtes 1e mebr. 30. /
2arb0l 6Oc; Cotton Gssb Del, raffis
nirtes 45c per gallone. 1srpsntin
SOC per @aIons In partien Don Is
Barrels. pstroleum. Obio Carbon
120 Grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 103c,
5eabliabt 175 Grab 12c, Reb GroipH
GaIplin 13c, Rapbta Ice per GaIIeHe
in partisn bon 1-5 gbls.
GALS. Der Marit IN rubis. -
Stanbarb granulirtss $115-1.20;
5afsls unS Gairp Sals $1.14 per
gbl. BON 280 pfunb.
Dbio RiDsr s1.1o per Dbl. bon 28o
pfunb.
5aIg. - Wartt fstis. prima
gitp Til, DO. gcuntrp 6A-6ae
per plumb.
aobIen. = Rartt rubis. Yous
sbiogbenp $3.50-3.75, guB unb
Slad $2.25, &anatpba StiidtobIen
$3.50-3.75, RuB unb Slad $2.25
-2.35 per Sonus abseli.fert. Raufs
lofe Gtiidtoblsn $500. autbracite
$7.75 per Sonn. absslisf,rt. eots
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WRetaa. Martt.
@.p gOrt, %. sytbruar

Rem gOrt. 26. Jtbruar.
3inu. - Ulartt fart. 1876
$500.
stupfer. = Murit i4ipoh; glectros
Ipiic $14.75-14s7; gnitina $14-25
GiIen. - Waartt ftstis unb unrr-
dnberf.
g,lsi. - Rurtt ftstig, $3.S5--S.95;
GpsItsr. - Rartt itari, $1,000.
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0iebn,arft.

Cincinnati. 20. 5sbruar.
Die 3rfubr unb 2lusfubr ipdbreno
Der lsbisn "a Stuuben, ptrsIi&sn nit
bsrislben 3sit Der Issteu bier aass
iparen ipis folst:
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GIeIb, gOnbs nnS aftien in glelu g)orf.

@efhdftspayiere purben ~ 8 81<--lsS bis.
fentirt. @eAfel auf 2onoon paren ftsfig
~ N.19 iar 90 Gase Sihi; &atel.Mnrsi.
funeen el.Sox nnb Siht Be&lsl e4.60.
siibsrSarrsn 4sXs, RsriiaHifGs Dollars
s7He.
eftitHmarft. - Bel Der GrbFjnuag a
mar bfr Wsrft ifarf unb bic preife fleaen,
atesn waittae obtr trat tiHs Renftion Gin,
wpbei sin fheil Der @ewinne ipiebsr psrs
loren siHg. bic GdIu6notirungen itanbeH
abtr IN Der. msiffeu GaIisH stDas absr be-
nea bon ssissrn.
osisusaDs als,es.
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gbicagp, 2e. gyebruar.


gBeisen. - 1iir Wai S1.46-1.51.
am S6Iub S1.493; fir SuIt $1,204
-1.23, am S8Iub S1.224.
Delf6torn. = fir Mai 70t-
71ar, ON G4IuB 71sc: fir Suit ia
-74e, am S6lub 735e.
5afer. - 5iir Wsai 544-56e.
am S6IuB 55ic; fir :uIi 514-53e.
am G6la5 53t.
gipaesn. - glp. 8 S1.15.
Gjerfts. - 69-80c.
2imothn - s5.00--6.50.
3lee. - sl0.50-14.00.
pcr.. - ;Fir Wai $16.s0-17.35.
ON Srlub 1925; fiir sSuli $10.32-
II AZ. an S6Iub $10.47.
5dmdl,. Jiir uldi 10.17-
1927, am e6Ius 1927; fir Sali
10.32-10.47. am G6luR 1o.47.
giippenieitsr. : Syiir Mai 500
-9.S5, am saluR 1882; fir :S.:li
$1O.Oo-1o.15, en- SGlub S10.12.
Butter. = n-Siis ntsbriesr; Grsd'
ms-, 23a-29c.
Gier. = q,cii. n;sbridsr. Srbis
mar. firits 20.c; firits 21ac.
aartoffelu. - qreiis uisoristr. -
Disconiin uHO Wi&isau tp:ibe So
--40c; @iseouiiu uub Wi9igan rotts
36-40c.
gefliiesl. 2sbsnbes;. Wdrtt
unperdnbsrt. Spriuses 15t; 5ibnsr
19Ar.
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RHhnsR @iIb.

.Sft Der @Itfaut IN Der 9efuHsms
i9oft seboren9"
wasnag.riebtftber: rReiH, am apng
itanb isiue Disss.'
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S.:s::: s.: "A {: 4. !s!:s u 4: I; T. g
:si :ii;. ss: VI: 3: g: ':s ss:slss 4 Eli; +:
klssss & T. q: s:'I's:s sS sssf;sI sG AZ g. j: ~
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sa.s s)srisr eoHs. nastiraasea

;! {; {; i; y \ {; 4: g E \
&essd ~. -. a.. = Il I % %. 81 ml
Cart sf Georgia - l4 " %. q. kr..,... lel
s,ss:i s,siss s'ss':s Is s. ss sslis ssll e.: g..
sss a. e s: s. ais 3 3 ''ss g isiy,,ss ii =
is,si q. z. =. ::s.ss !: ssssrs sea -. a.; (;
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4 Die iImfHts tn hieiistn Glssrlssbans
bslistss lid tsHis euf S4,s77.soa
ssFsI esisrtstnL
Der Narit IN Qoidlisiuritdtes psr Has
unb tie einugtn Niiien wef6e stuas lsbsn
seigtsn, partn Ohio GitifS 0os com. %
vnrben pon Der BDffe 10 StHd osppn 10
ak usrfauit.
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Ginfinnafi. ao. xtbruar ipfs.

gtseiHnati. - Getruar 1918
~ Waafraet mad DarItbsn BAT Ii6 Se.
9ptsA unb bie OslAdfts 70 arsu brute IN ben
9iefoes Dangsn stwas fsb6afier. Ddb N
uiaio. Bss ben 8aHfen purbeH Gartslen
se1 eau ~ 4-lK8 ausssfisteu unb @ts
i9tftDb apisse unrbsn AZ 5--Ss6 bisfcntirt.
3m sdsnsn Wnrfts Durbe qnparf fapitel ~
4Kss .en al. nnb ~ SK--ux thi bsii
pisfirt
Dsaia szf nm usss
purben ~ ioe 4islonto pss $1,000 spif4en
raaita ssftanft. Sie Gsunferrafe bsfrdgf
eoe psdnis ysr $1,000
0s6fd ssi esssss-
ei9ss BsAisI suf 2oHbcn uuress A.
fl.Bs vsr Sfuno SterliHG quotirf. Dat
@efbfef All Serlin snroen e0f fat Nari
tsrstnet, flr Bedfsf auf parie 1oI pro
syraat, ouf 4mjterban 40Ks pro OuIpfn
sab auf BisH 15r per Rronk
csasss.csasattsne
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Gtpas neues auf 0tm
Quube.

Die tleine G[ld (oit sum sritsnmal
bic Siibnsr fiittsrn fisAt): sWdma,
eiien bic Sibuer tuner nit Der RuisT
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gineinnati. %. sytbruar.
Dk na@fotsenben Auotirungeu Be
sieben fin nut auf Gnsrcs 9ranss
aitiontn. Bel iIsinsrsn Gsiddftsn
tpcrben etipas b0bsrs preife tsre6net.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

Upon convening the circuit court
yesterday, with Judge Mallory F.
Horne of the third circuit on the
bench, the two cases against Mr.. S. T.
Sistrunk, former clerk of the circuit
court, were called.
The pleas in abatement submitted
by Mr.. r. B. Bullock, attorney for Mr..
Sistrunk, at a former term of the
court at which Judge Wills of the
fourth circuit presided were inter
posed. At the term in which these
pleas were originally entered the
state attorney asked that he be given
time in which to prepare answers,
and the case was continued. Upon
the case being called yesterday Mr..
Scofeld, state attorney, announced
that he had prepared the demurrers
to the pleas in abatement and was
ready with argument to sustain them.
Mr.. Scofield> argued the case during
the forenoon, and Mr.. Bullock sub
mitted his argument to sustain his
contentious in the afternoon.
Mr. Bullock argued that the grand
jury that indicted Mr.. Sistrunk had
been illegally summoned, and that
therefore the indictments were fatally
defective.
After hearing the arguments
Judge Horne entered an order sus-
tanning the pleas in abatement, over
ruling the demurrers, quashing the
indictments, discharging Mr.. Sis
trunk, and assessing the costs in the
case against the county.
Mr.. Bullock has been the leading
counsel for Mr.. Sistrunk since the
finding of these indictments at the
June, 1913, term of court, and the
vindication of his client from the
charges made without a trial by jur!
is feather in his cap.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
JOHNDEE JUNIOR
y FAVORS LABOR UNIONS

New York, Jan. 26.-In statement
today to the United States commits
sion on industrial relations in the
Colorado labor situation, John d.
Rockefeller, Jr., denied that he had,
as he said had been charged, "at-
tempted to exercise kind of absolut-
ism over the coal industry in Colora-
do," or that he had sought to die
tate policy of non-recognition of
unions" On the contrary he said he
was most heartily in favor of labor
unions, Sc long as their purpose was
to promote the weil-being of the en-
ployes and they had due regard for
public interests.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
TRIAL POSTPONED

The trial of E. w. Woodward which
was to have been held in Judge
Smiths court Monday forenoon, was
postponed until Wednesday on account
of the defendants attorney having
several important cases before the
circuit court.
Woodward is charged with the hold
ing up of Mrs. Florence Waters and
her granddaughter, Louis Wade, on
public road south of the city during
the early part of December and rob-
bing them of a sum of money. He
was arrested few days ago by Dep
uty Sheriff George Johns.