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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14
Ser 9ihter unieres Natipnnls
liebes in @eimar.

@s lit mobl aan5 ielbitberItdnoli6,
0aB man geaenludrtla 81 einer 3cit,
6a man lulier itol3es, ferniges
.3eutidlnno, 3clItib!ano iiber aQes"
| 10 DIT bort, audi oeS Difters ipieoer
otter seSenft. Das 1T alb in Aei.
mar - ipie bon bort geihrieben miro
= Der Sail, no Sofimann D. 5uaers.
leben 6 Sabre gelebt uno geiUirft but
0ie Grinnerllng on 0ieien 9lufentbdlt
qeoelltt man IN 9SeiuIar m ipiiroiger
2Seiie aui5uirliden, iuo 5iDor III Ell.
ner @eiie, Die es leoem 8aterlanos-
freuno ulogli9 natt, ii4 (our9 Bel.
trag) on Der @brltng 81 6etbeiligen.
Soifmann bon Sallerslebeit, Der 0id)-
ter itno 8elebrte, Der ieine profeiirr
Der oelitifcn Sprafe IN greslou roe.
gen frentnnieer Iniidten oerIoren
bate, trar oen @roBber5og ourds
9e.ttna Don IrnIm ernpfoblen uuo
baraEfbtn bierber berufen iporben.
rSoffnuHns grobe, etlpas pluntpeSe-
italt lnlo ietn brettes, glItutiitbigeS
Seiid]t lieBer," ipte gloelbeio u.
S6orn oIS 3eiteenoiiin lrnb SbeiI.
ncbneriH Der gSeaid)aitIifcu Geran-
Iitaltlingeu oes naftlaiiiiden @einlar
beridtet, rili9t gIeid) auf oen pociie'
boQen, geiitrei9en 5euerfopf idylie.
BEN, Der er mar. g8er bieie Gigcn.
itoften on ibm erfannt, Der Iieb iid)
aufj nidt bon ieinem etinas oer6cn,
burititoien, aber iebr origlnelleu @c.
len n6idyrefeu. Gr nerfe6rte nit iei.
ner 6rau, Die oier5Ig Sabre iiiu9er
mar als er, oft auf Der yslltenburJ",
bel Der ;Siiritin g8iitgenltein uuh
2is5t, mo or ieune gciclid;aitIid)enGa.
Ieiltc. Die idloniten 9lulneliitrdltBc 5E
tinben, iotpie Die mttigiten ino 3e,
fibIUGaiten @eIegcllbcits9ebidte 5u
mncben, bdafid 9Ian5eh lies"
@s mar Elm glGn5enber arsis, b,r
iit nit oem Dic1terebepdare auf Der
gItenburg bamaIs pereinigte 6ritbs
ri6 prsler nit 5rau unb S6bntn
gonapenturd GjenelIi, Bislicenus, Sc
matt, SEER mO 6rmi U. MiIos (g9nl-
ners erite @lia i'm .qobengrin9, ri
tdro Yc6l uno beIIen 5ruu, cine treffs
lide Sartenipieleriu, uim, rSSn biefem
&reiie eeiits unb talentoOGer WlenS
Ihen purbe" = ME Sebbel iaste
.bas 9eIptda ielbft gum @olOgepsbs,
neil bic 6drmOuis in oer 2uft la1".
Sn oieIsm arsiie fIblts F9 aud !oof,
mann b. Ta1ersleben iiberaus nohI,
uub cine Rei6e Ieinet beFen @sbi+t.
in bier entItanbsn. @r poEuts nab
renb feines 9au3eH 9lufeut6altes II
Deimar in Dem 6dltie Wi[bslmsaIss
4 in unmttteibarer Rdbe Der aaierne
Cine unIheinbare, rtiidtsrne 1afel 81
iogt: ,0ier mpbnte ser 9id)ter NcS
9iebes ,9sutIdlano, 8eutihIanb iiber
oacS", S5cifmnnn .. .t5aaerSletcg.
1854 - 1867. SieIe alte unb uus
auffdtlies Sofel fou nun dnldblth ofs
70. @eblirtstages unTeres RaticnolIiea
bss (ods betanntlid am 26. auguit
1871 a,if 0el1oldro entitdnb) ourdh
cine uellc, ar5Bere. aus id2porRnt
idnebiI6en @ranit erIeBt psrben;
elm Gi9enlaubaepirioe ioa bic ia
oclltfd,cr 6rcfturifriit einoeutciBeite
unb rereolbete SnI9rtft umrabmen.
ssn elmer i1lihteu Seter TOG ain 2,
@pril b. 5. bic 9afeI entbilIt iperosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14

% ~ I. phttlk lSIitA- shAl
finirttr Gut aoaf $3.50; pcipberso
$7.70; Gutss $s.05; sranuIirter ST.
20: gonfertionsrs y9tN $3.50; Oil
-a~ $7.20-7.30; fpeibr srtra ST.
10; srtra e" $3.50 per g5funb.
WolafIes III ifstis. - Rem
Orleans Open astIe 45-65e; gens
frifigal 25-34c per Gallone.
Refs. - aouiiidnd, iydncp 6eaS
81 6ac; primd 5t-59e; prbindrs
4-4se; Sapan 47-54c per pfunb.
Dairb probutte.
Butter. - W1rit 5ismIih Ieb-
Haft unb fsit. - Mbolsmili, erira.
40c; CENTRALIZED srtra 37ae; Central.
issb firits 34c; Gecpnbs Bic; Gancp
Goirp S0e; padins Stod 2325c
per pfunb.
adfe. - Wortt iisiig. Ohio 1S1e,
NcrtirsFIi&er 1ss; Rem gori 2os;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14
0jeTo, WvnSs nnS Aftien in Rem yorf.

!, 4si9ditspayies surosn tu s--s,l,5 bic.
isntirf3 Ds&id aaf NonooH Darea ftetig.
Sur 90 Sass t47s, Sihi $4.7oH; Habtl.
unpsiiuHofn H.T7, Sranes Sihi 6.07.
RAbsl 1U6k, Diari 6iAs M. aabtl TAN
aronsH Sidi f2,S. Rabsl 12I. lirt siHi
S.45. a6bsi s.<4. Husel Si4f S0sS; RsbtI
S0X; 6iItsr Barren 63e, yltgifanii4s
Spldrs 4y1I.
MftirnM Marii. - ris unstpibbsii in
o:r msyiianii9eH unb eutopaijdsn Gage
bate Bur s5eist, baB eiH 3rud gum Der.
iar!tn auSssiibt purbs nnb bic |rrfs 5R
ieloeH haiten. Die eflubnotiruHsen iian.
ben ourdwss Inter otHen bon osira.
atjsu1shn afteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14
Gintinnati. 13. Qpril.

Die na9fplsenben Quotirungeu Be-
sitbsn iid uur auf Gnsros 5ranss
oftionen. Bel tI.inersn 9eI9diteH
ipsrben etiuas b0bers prsiie bsrs4nei.
propiiiOnsn.
Q S9mai3. prima Steam
u.2o-l1.30; JamilD 12.Oo-12.5o.
Sro den geiaI3enes Glei G.
= Short clear Ssitsn, lofe 12A-
13c; grtra ihort clear Ssiten 124-
1916; tur3s RippeuIeitsn 12!-123r;
Bellies 142-15c.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Ssiten
13f-14ac; srtrr ibOrt clear SeitsH
13t-14c; ibOrt RippeHisiien 13a
lac; Bellies 16-164e.
sugar Gursb JfeiId.
Sdintsn 1s-1Sae; picnie S9ultsru
13-13Ac; 8rsaifeit Bacon 18a-
20he; Sdultsrn in padstsn 13--
13ac;; Rep yort Gut 13-13ae; tros
dene Beef sdintsn 26-27c per
pfunb.
@HBsspSteIt.sgIeif6. =
Sdinten 15h qienie Sduls
tern 11-111t; Bellies 13a-14e;
S6uItern 11-11st; Saultern, u.
y. Gut DO. 11-11s per pfunb.
GrifdesTlsii6 = G9int.n
15h-163t; picnic S4ultsrn 11A-
12c; S6uIisrn 11i-12c; ibort Rips
peni.iten 11l-12le; fbort clear
Rippsnieitsn 12-12at; extra fbort
clear Rippenfeiisn ia -121e; Bellies
lei4ts 16-1se; Bellies. idpere IS
1876.
Weebl unb Gttreibs
Mebl. - Winter patsnt $5.75-
6.10; g,inisr fansb $5.50-5.70;
Winisr familp $5.15-5.25; Dint.r
srtrd $4.60-4.s0; Wintsr prbindrer
$400-4.25; 5artss msisen pdient
s5-M-5.60; 6artts Meissn fancp
$5.O-5.60; Sariss Wsiaen famiIp
$4.60-4.S5; Rosssn. Roribpsfern
ssmii1tss $5.35-5.6O; Rossen, Gitp
rsin.s $5.45-5.7o; Gitp, semii4.ss,
$5.35-5.60.
Msisen. - Ro. 2 rotber Winter
$1.26-1.2S; Ro. 3 bo. Sill
1.24; Ro. 4 DO. S1.03-1.16.
NELL f9tprn.- Ho. / iDsibss
&c; SO. 2 bO. 7S-7S5e; Ro. 8 DO.
77-7se; go. 4 bo. 76-577e; RO. 8
DO. 75-76e; RO. 8 DO. 73-75c. =
g1o. l aslb.s -; gaO. 2 DO. 7s-78ae;
RO. 8 bo. 77-7se; SO. 4 DO. 76-
TIC; glo. 5 DO. 75-76e; Ro. 6 DO.
73-75c. - go. ssmii4ies {;
Rp. 2 DO. 7S-78ac; SO. 3 bo. n
-7sc; 30. a DO. 76 6-77s; .Ro. 5 Do.
75-76t; so. 6 bo. 73-75c.
&ol6entorn, ipeibes, 76-T7e; aol'
bsniorn. stlbes 77-78e; Roibsutorn.
gemii6tes 76-77c per 8u.
9iossen. - go. 2 Si.00-t .03;
go. 8 DO. 94-97c; geo. 4 DO. So
90c.
Safer. - Horibpef.rn go. 2
ipeib.r, 9a-5O; Roribpsitern Stan.
barb ipeiBsr 48a-49ac; RoribIpeitern
gp. 3 psiber 47a-4se; Ro. 3 lpeibsr
einbsimiiasr 46-47c; go. 4 peibsr
44-45c; go. Q gemiidter 45-46c;
SO. 8 ssnii4ter einheimif4er a.
45e; go. A semiiater 42-43e.
Dbfstep.
9ertauft ipurbsn 789 gbls. Dis
Killers s5iniibeb gocos auf Der 8uiis
bon $1.4o per GalIcne.
groeeries.
aaffee. Sapd 23-30e; Mos
tba 29-30c; 9uatsrgala fanep 19r;
bp. gutter 17Ae.
2rtra .................lth TN
0nu .-..............-,l43 tok
0air ;,.....s.......-....is leH
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g6teuao, 13. 2lpril.

Sdpeins. 3ufubr 1900.
Rartt fart uno b0kr; Built $9.7O--
9.85; Ieibte $9.35-9.90; ssmiidfs
$945-9.9o; i9fpsrs $9.3o-9.90;
taube $9.30-9.5O; GerisI $40
9.10.
Rinbbisb. 3uftbr 5000. ysarlt
i4pa6; @inbeimiIds Beef Stiere &c.:
100 1000; StOdsrs uno Jssbers
$5.0O-8.6O; Siibe unb 5sifsrs 81
1920; &dlber S7.25-10.25.
S41is. -i3ufubr 5000. Wlarti
i6pad. Wstbers s7.0o-9.30; Gpes
S5OO-8.9O: s2dmmer $7.7511.15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14
8eretHssned

.Desbalb bat benn infer @Orfdnb
cine 9eueralperidmmIuus eirlberusI |
fena"
,Sd, fir mas mar benn ber @ereiRd
iibsrbaupt, iperu mir net anal a. Q,s4l
ueralperjamInlung bdttsn2'
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gglc0ern.

er: Sos @eif)dit eeht Suriid;
mir nliilien ung eiui1rdnfeu uuo eiit
3ienitndoden entIaiien."
Sic: y1arr @egentbeil: mir mietberI
nod, Gins odpt; oag puulpt ms pie-
Der fiir eiliige 3eit!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14

eifen. = Wartt feit unb nnOerdn
fert.
3inn. = Weurft itiG unb nominal.
9lei. - $7.75-787.
Spelter. = Martt iietig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14

G6ieasO, 13. April.
Wei3en. Jiir Tsai $1.16s-
1.2o, am s6uB Sligo; fir Suli
$114a-1.165, am @dIub $1.14a.
Deli6torn. - Siir Wiai 74a
75c, am Salub 744c; fir SuIi 75l
--76sc. am S4luB 75ic.
Saier. 6iir Mai 44g -44sc, am
am S4lub 44Ac; fit Suli 425-
43tc, am Stlab 43e.
aosssn. = go. 2 unb go. 3 uo'
minaI; SO. 4 S9Ac.
gerite. - 62-75e.
9imotbp. $4.50-8.00.
3lee = $l0.O0-18.50.
BORT. = Gir Mai $22.97-23.s
10, am G9luB 23.O0; fir SuIi $22.s
97-23.15, am Sdlub s22.97.
SHmals. - Sir Wsai 11.60-11.s
81, am S8LuB 11.60; fir SuIi liz
77-11.S7, am SdIuB lit.
gtippsufeiisu. - Sir Mai 1892 =
1912, dm SdIub 1922; fur Sult
12.47--12.57, am Sdlub 12.47.
Butter. = Ularft atnDerdHosrt.
Gier. - Wartt unperdnbert.
aartOffeln. : Warft niebriser. -
Mi9isan, @iseonfin, Miuneicta
unb 9Idipta peibe S5-94c; Winnes
Iota unb SatOtd Sbios 73-S0c.
gefliissl. - aebenbss. = War't
nisSriger; Siibnsr 183e; Sprinssrs
1870.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14

Rem gori, 13. alpril.
aupf,r. - Marft feit; GIetrolptie
nominal. in, britttn AaortaI $500
1900.
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Gtptinnati, 12. aprif. 1915.
Tk Radfrags mad 2srlsbsn par tsute
sine iebr erobf, bod psrsp bic BaHlsn nit
houtinsarbfifen 5iemli4 ffarf bei4dfftgt.
lie Sinsssfen iinp unufrdnoert gebliebtn.
Ear 3arlebsn .on tail- pnroen pon ben
xjaHieB 8H-4XE bsredHd, pdbreno De-
iddltSpapisre in 6-6sl bisfoniirt rrbfn.
SIN oijsnsn Garife ssresn Earsten .cn
sen- u sK-<& snb sui Ssii ~ l-4K% s
yiselrf.
.sfafa ssi Rss Sss
rafsn nsntinsl 81 Iari 5piIhtn BaHfeH.
BE Gountsrraie bstrdst soe yrdmts psE
t1o0o
stafn ssi esssys.
eidf. Wsaie auf aonbon watben ~
l77H-As0 per SO. Sieriins sustirt. gar
Ue4lel aui Nsrlin uurDen soc far 4 Dtarf
bred7et, tlir @eAiel ani qariS l7He pre-
Erans, ali amitsrsam 4ss tro vuiben
nns auf sSien i5r Der Krone, 9irtS ies,
Hubsl "a, francs lStpsit) 1916.
usren ruhis uas ltstis. DE Banfes aus'
Urea NE isIst;
~ ponss is2s gssp. .i1iK
~ nsnbs. 1915 ......1eil 1o7H
Ie psAos, iosv ..... vt
~ 3snsHsa ..... w
~ Bauama Coupon .iu3
eitsrins esuts.umiass-
Die lmiast TN piefissn Glesrinsbaus ss.
iisisa iia bsuis aut se,e44,2eo.
gsiai esisriixtsn.
Gm Wormittags rparen bic gsiddi!e an
btr Uorie nid,t 10 lsbtait, Na9mitfags absr
puros iiatit esiaufi, uno be Yreiit paren
istt iiir Ohio giliss 9as, 9inr. Was j. elee'
inf unb Cbio SiaK. yerfauiT pureen:
IN bsy esris
FIRST CALL
10 dfiea amerienn HolIiHa WiH. -. 220
10 Kitten american Holling 0il. .2ly
u aiien Qlnotnnnn Wne 4 Glstitlc. TN
10 aifien 0indnHafi 0as 1rans. -. .iiG
30 IiiieH UiHtinnaii Gas dtails. .fioh
s'EC0ND CALL
80 aiiisa Cincinnati 0ds 4 gIsetris. 77h
~ liiiisH 9iiisinHaii saS 4 dlsefrie. 71b
~ aiiisa 0iiiss zetpisg ptd. ..... s.
ffs ziiisa Ctto Gities Uas .fS5
115 difien Gbio Siate Telephone. ....... ASH
w aiiieu Ebio Siaie Telephone. 80. 10
te aiiisn e.. ~ u q. 81. & xtas .... s2h
~ ATTN u. y. & Y. 81. Iraf. pref 0sn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14

nifilon osn. a.. 40 gsiH eac. 9. So. .lpx
tltnficn q IL, .i0s sl.ip.GIsf. .&9.lh. sxsi
tltentif q. a. % t,g, bsb. 6r.... IlS
ecif. 4 q. d.. sih b. 9ifp ~ is7h
y. x 2. @. ~. eselr, b. et1ts ~ ffxl<
rsfbiebsm ef. tsf. .klsih 4 d M. obi. 81. tSE
stocon, zfannf 81 .issx 2 gssf. al. 60. ~. .i1i
gsnt Of ia. q. 6r. iss,,l.,vrtb Qaf. Dr.. :.
9fni. nfaftsr ST.. ioiElTnf6. 9ac. sr.... =
VII Facifif. -. Hklciso &c ref. Sr... =
Stsi1p. 2. Az. u FTn. GoEf. ~ .fsss<
steap. Q. n.b % iStnH. ssn. an. .isik
e.. 2. 4 o. feiut d ssHgsstlrd osu. Il. :. sx,1
T. y. Q. osn. n. nK rfp. efeei 81 ..... ~
eeisage cr. R.tt. Tz5fe.Q.&e1 a. tsf. IL. III
Sgsyi&sfv.eb,1is7 gs 10 e.eputJto con .ls 7sSI
1'y-S et .osn Ai0f " ssab. v. g. abb. 81. s5t1
T.Y'&yfsl.rl. ssy<les. Mar. u. 5r. :. fsS}s
spie. q Nosfew. u uheo. uac. tsf. A.. seN
CoL& e. rd. an sr<sfes Nnilfp. Sc. %. isf
1rno o.&N.Ur;rsf.bt. 70 es. Na!ifp. 9en. IL 70
xlu. csfnrthes tf. 7sHi9.e. 20, %. c.. .. fsg
gris %. lrSerieke. "a 1Ir 4 pae. ~
om. Electric bf. .is Iiisisn % gse. z. ~. w. 81 81
W. aorf5. 4. a.. ~ linton gar. %. Dr.. s,,t
~. asnirdI rel. IL. esHu. q. nlrsber &C.. LEW
ant q, r yr...... ssssii G. eisef sr .islJ.
n1af q. Z. rd 5r szk Siat an Er 80
. .sadI,sss. y nr'Sn * ss
wl, n. & Z. 1. A.. 72<l
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Uiebnsarft.

Gineinnuti, 13. slpril.
3ufubr unb 9erIanbt ipd9renb Der
Iebien "a 6tunben. pergliben nit ben
'porpsrsdnsensn brei Sagsn tparen
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Ans,sartise Warfte.
Nep lort. 13. 2lpril.

Msbl. - Rartt psrdHSsrIi5.
Wsi5en. - Wartt i4pa3; Ro. /
Turum $1.33a; Ro. 2 barter 1.3O4;
Ro. l Rortbern Oulutb S1.394 No.
l Rpribern Wlanitpba S1.404 I. o. 5.
Rem gor..
Msli9torr. = Marti piaig.
Ro. 2 seI6es S64-86se c |. |.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-04-14
Methodist Church Notes.

Sunday, April 10th: Sunday
School at 10 a. m. Preaching
at II A. M. Junior League at ago
P. M. Epworth League at 1890 P.
M.
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. Geo. Poler on Wednesday
afternoon, April 10. The Aid is
to discuss important business and
each member is requested to be
present.
The week, April 16 to %, is to
be observed throughout Metho-
dism as Passion Week, Self
Denial" when all the Christians
of Methodism are called upon to
deny themselves, and thereby
make an offering to Almighty
God by giving literally to the
great and needy cause of Foreign
Missions which is now suffering
because of the present European
War. Let US all feel our re-
sponsibility of contributing to-
ward this great and worthy cause.
Literature and envelopes will be
put into the homes so as to give
you an opportunity to learn of
the great need, and to bring your
offering on Easter morning, thus
having a part in the spreading of
the Gospel of Jesus Christ and
satisfying the great spiritual
need and cry of the heather
world.
F. Arthur Grunewald, Pastor.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-04-14

If you need dry red fir or tama-
rack posts see Hans Petersen at
Keuterville.
Rexall and A. D. S. remedies
for sale only at the Cottonwood
Pharmacy, if not as recommended
return them and get your money
back.
DR.. Orr traded his roadster late
last week to John Hoene for one
of the new Buick light skies, the
latter being better adapted to his
present needs.
Several carloads of Cottonwood
people motored to Ferdinand Sun.
day afternoon and took in the ball
game between the high school
teams of the two towns.
c. N. Mclaughlin purchaeed a
Dodge car from the Cottonwood
Hardware company the last of the
week and is putting in his spare
time now learning to run it.
VIM. Ruhoff recently completed
a new granary for Mat Duclos and
an addition to ]. B. Luchtefeld's
barn north of town. He will also
build another granary for Mr..
DuclOs in the near future.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-04-14
Interesting ITEMS
from In and around
Cottonwood.

For loans, fire and hail insurance
see Felix Martzen.
Mrs. Shinnick and children were
Lewiston visitors late last week.
New sidewalk has been laid " it'll
in the past few days in front OF the
Schiller, Shinnick and Hanlin
homes on First street, the walk
having been lowered quite a bit at
the first named places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Spencer, of
Fem, left Wednesday morning for
Spokane and DR.. Orr went up yes
terday morning and will perform an
operation on the lady this morning
at the Sacred Heart hospital.
Sid KATE, Geo. Dryer aud ]. D.
Malcolm, of Spokane, and H. E.
Haynes, ]. H. McTier. F. E.
White, E. c. Paul, M. D. Bateman,
S. B. Thompson, M. B. Rushton
and Thos. A. Kohl, of Lewiston
we're among the guests registered at
the Phoenix Tuesday.
John Reiland, ST., closed a deal
Tuesday for the purchase of the
base ball ground from S. j., Peter
son for $50 The property con-
tains two blocks, or "a lots, and the
new owner intends building home
there this summer and may later
sell part of the property to others
who wish to erect residences on
that street.
H. G. Chicane was in town
Monday from near Denver and took
out to his farm a new manure
spreader and power washing ma
chine from the. Hoene Hardware.
This means that H. G. will con-
tinue to grow larger crops on his
farm in future, while Mrs. Chicane
will take life easier among her
manifold household duties.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-04-14
PERSONAL MENTION
*
FRIDAY, APR. IA, 1916.

Tip Top flour, the purest and
sweetest flour ever made.
B. F. TAYLOR, the big Salmon
river stockman, left for home Tues
day after spending several days
here and at Grangeville on business.
John Baer shipped carloads Of
fat hogs from this place to Spokane
Tuesday and the Cottonwood Mill
ing company shipped two cars to
Seattle the same day. The price
paid for the hogs was IS. so per
hundred pounds.
The Parker store shipped carload
of potatoes to Lewiston this week
where they will be sold to the re-
tail trade. This is the first car of
"spuds'' shipped from this point
in spite of the fact that as good
potatoes can be grown here as any
where.
o. D. Hamlin came near to burn
ing up his big auto truck Monday
morning when taking it out of the
garage for duty that day and il
was only by rapid and persistent
work on the part of those present
that the truck was kept from being
a mass of useless iron. During the
night small leak from the car
bureter had filled the lower part OF
the engine with gasoline and when
the car was started this ignited and
the blaze threatened to destroy the
car on the spot. The hasty appli-
cation of plenty of dirt soon got the
flames under control and the truck
escaped with only light damages in
the shape of burned wiring and
lighting system and scorched wood.
work.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-04-14
Notice to Stockholders

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Cottonwood
Sanitary Association will be held
at the First National Bank in Cot
tonwood, Idaho, at 10 o'clock a.
m. on Tuesday, May 9th, 1916,
for the purpose of electing officers
for said association for the ensuing
year and for such other business as
may properly come before said
meeting.
Dated this 5th day of April,
1916. P. A. Gaul. Secy.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-04-14
Safe Medicine For Children.

''Is it safe?" is the first question to be
considered when buying cough medicine
for children. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has long been a favorite with
mothers of small children as it contains
no opium or other narcotic, and may be
given to child as confidently as to an
adult. 1t is pleasant to take, too, which
is of great Importance when medicine
must be given to small children. This
remedy is most effectual in relieving
coughs, colds and Group. Obtaiuable
everywhere.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-04-14

DREssMAKING. ALI kinds of
sewing. See Mrs. NATION, Will
Rookie cottage. 12-3t.
A few loads of fat hogs were
brought to town Monday but the
delivery was smaller than usual on
account of the bad weather.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-04-14
Quite a little rain visited us Mon

Quite little rain visited us Mon
day.
ATTENTION FARMERS! Just re-
ceived a second car of sugar. Also
have car of hog wire on hand.
Farmers Union Warehouse Co.
Take your films to the Turner
Drug store for developing, quick
service and lowest prices. We
guarantee all work to give satisfac-
ton.
Quite a few of our people motored
down into the Fem country Sun
day afternoon and enjoyed speeding
on the roads in that district, which
are like boulevards and the finest
in the county.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-04-14

Our Tip Top -four is milled from
the choicest wheat.
Our Bluestem Patent, a rafting
good -four for all the world.
For SALE-Good I2xI5 foot tent
price $40. Call at this Office.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-04-14
Card OF Thanks

We desire to extend our most
sincere thanks to the many friends
who assisted us in our recent be-
reavement, and especially those
who donated their autos during the
funeral of Miss Irene Rhoades.
The Relatives.
The sun., 1916-10-17
WOMEN SPEAKERS
TO GET ON FILMS
Democratic Van as Rival to
Hughes Train-Dcbate Nov.
+ May BE Exciting.

Mrs. Amos rlnchot will make her FIRST
appearance as a movie star to-day.
While speaking Mt Broadway and Thirty
eight street ut noon from the Demo-
cratic womcn's van she will be captured
by the camera man for a one reel po.
litical thriller. The Hughes women's
campaign train Is already laundering
through New York moving picture
houses and now the Democratic women
are to he seen. Mrs. Glendower Evans.
Mrs. Winter Russell and pretty girls
will form the supporting cast In to-day's
posing.
The van will I've decorated with n fresh
cartoon each day. Miss Lou Rogers.
cartoonist, will paint them In full view
Of the public and explain them as she
paints.
The Eastern women's bureau Of the
Democratic National Committee an
nounced yesterday thst II had tele-
graphed to Miss Frances Kellor on board
the Hughes women's train. challenging
the women's committee of the National
Hughes Alliance to a debate. The
speakers to he two on each side the
subject. the relative merits OF the rival
candidates for the Presidency place and
time. the largest available hall in New
York any evening between october 80
and election day.
What II likely to be an exciting meet
Ia that scheduled to take place at the
first session Of the League for Political
Education Saturday morning. November
4. at Carnegie Hall. Miss Helen Varick
Boswell. who heads the straight Repub-
licsn women. will speak for her side.
and Mrs. George BASS ot Chicago. head
OF the Western women's bureau OF the
National Democratic Committee. will
talk for Wilson.
The sun., 1916-10-17
wAGERs $lo,o ON WILSON.
Edward McQuade Places Ret At
Odd Of y to 10.

More Hughes money Is being placed in
Wall street. with 10 to 3 the prevailing
odds. and n number OF Wilson support
era now asking 10 to : for their money
The largest single wager yesterday was
made by Edward McQuade. a betting
commissioner. who placed 10000 for a
client on Wilson. at odds Of $ to 10.
McQuade said he had $4,000 more TO
bet on the chances OF the President on
November :, but that his clients de-
manded 10 To :. Another curb COM
missioner said he had SO. 900 TO bet At
10 10 6 that Hughes will carry New
York state.
one offer was made on the curb Of !
10 4 that Wilson will carry Connecticut.
and there was some even money offered
that he w.l. carry New Jersey.
The SUM OF IS 600 against $4,000 was
placer YESTERDAY that Congressman Muir
ray Hubert. Democrat. will defeat Mar
tin Ansarge. Republican. in the Twenty
first Congressional district. which en-
braces parts Of Harlem. Washington
Heights and The Bronx.