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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03
New Years Fire

Lamar made bad start of the New
Year in one way, beginning it with a
bad fire before daylight ever broke on
1917. The big Williams sale barn on
West Railroad avenue, which since
the burning of the Green Mountain
Dairy barn, has been used as the milk
ing barn for part of the dairy cows,
caught fire about five o'clock while
the men were busy milking and was
completely burned down in just a few
minutes. It kept all the men busy
getting out the cows and while the
fire department was quickly on the
ground, the barn which was nearly
thirty years old, was falling in when
they arrived. By hard work they
saved all adjoining buildings. The old
barn was one Of the few remaining
landmarks Of the 1886 boom, but now
that it is gone without any further
damage being done many Of the neigh
boring property holders feel easier
Mr. Williams carried insurance of
$500 which will cover most Of his
property loss, but coming before his
new dairy barn is completed it makes
the handling Of the big dairy industry
doubly inconvenient. The work on
the big new barn at the dairy is pro-
crossing rapidly but it is so large and
being constructed with the most up
to-date and scientific conveniences and
it will require some time yet to get
it ready for occupancy.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03

Fe row in the west part of town. Juan
Sega, the Mexican who has taken
care of the depot lawn for many
months, went to the door of the house
occupied by Amado Gallardo, knocked
and when Amado appeared shot him
twice, using large automatic. Word
was sent to the city and county officers
but by the time they reached the scene
Sega had disappeared and has not yet
been apprehended. Coroner Davis was
notified and held an inquest on New
Years morning at the undertaking
parlors, but the entire Mexican col
ony was too close mouthed to let out
any information that would be of any
value in getting at the cause of the
crime or the probable whereabouts of
the assassin. The jury brought in a
verdict of death from gun shot wound
inflicted by Juan Sega with felonious
intent.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03
Annu al Election of Officers

The Sunday school board Of the
Methodist church held its annual meet
ing for the election of officers last
night Prof. Geo. r. Momyer was
nominated for reelection as superin-
tendent. As he had served as super
intendent for five years, he made an
appeal for someone else to act in that
capacity that he might devote his
time to a class Of boys, which he had
been teaching for several weeks, and
which he wants TO organize.
The election resulted as follows:
assistant superintendent; ]. f. Rose,
L. Chambers and Mrs. /. l.. Maxwell,
assistant superintendentss; ]. f. Rose,
primary superintendent; Miss Eunice
Howard, assistant primary superin-
tendent; Miss Coral McMillin, gener-
al secretary and Miss Lola Smith as
sistant: E. X. Ewing, treasurer;
Thomas Orion, librarian and Paul
Howard assistant; Miss Lulu Hubres,
pianist, and Miss Ruby Hughes, or
ganist for the primary department; J.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03

Messrs. C. C. Goodale, L. Writ
Markham, j. X. Doughty and John Y.
Brown attended the New Years as
sembly of Pueblo Council, r. & S. NJ.
on Monday evening.
Died-At her home on Dry creek,
on December 81, Mrs. Cordelia Old
ham, wife of Mr.. T. E. Oldham, after
short illness from pneumonia. Mrs.
Oldham formerly lived in Lamar for
several years and has many friends
both here and among her neighbors
in the southwest part of htc county.
The funeral service was held at the
Church undertaking parlors in Lamar
on Tuesday and were conducted by
Rev. Crozier of the Presbyterian
church. Interment was made in River
side cemetery.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03

Lamar Lodge B. P. OLE. anad ladies
celebrated the New Year with a big
dance and banquet on Monday evening.
The dance was held at the Fraternal
Temple which was appropriately dec
GRATED for the occasion and large
number of couples enjoyed one Of the
most delightful dances of the season.
At the same time those Of the mem
bers and ladies, who do not dance,
were enjoying a card party at the
Elks club, where later the big ban
quet was served for all. 1t was the
most delightful social evening Of the
holidays for all fortunate enough to
be present.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03
District Court

Judge McChesney opened the ad-
journed term of the district court on
Wednesday and the first case on the
docket was that Of j. r. Gordon VS..
Stark. a civil suit coming up from
Bristol. A jury was selected and af-
ter trial brought in verdict for Cor
don. The jurors were then excused
until Saturday morning and the court
will hear motions and dispose of court
cases until that time
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03
New Firm at Old Stand

The w. F. McCue Mere. Co. took
over the W. NJ. Dickinson Lumber Co.
business on New Years day, but as
there was no change of officers or
employees there was nothing but the
name to indicate the change. The new
company is advertising a big clear
ance sale at which all lines Of goods
are being sold at special bargain
prices.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03
Yamba Minstrels January %

Owing to unavoidable delays in the
arrangements the big Yamba minstrel
show had to be postponed one week,
and the date has now been definitely
announced for Tuesday evening, Jan
uary %. Rehearsals are now under
way and everybody is enthusiastic. The
songs are of the latest and the best
ever given here. Seventy-five per
formers, ladies and gentlemen, will
take part, and the fun will be cpl
demic. II you are afraid to laugh,
don't go.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03

+. Rose, chorister, and Mrs. II. J.
Smith, primary chorister; Mrs. F. E.
Smith, superintendent of the Home
department; Mrs. Be f. Cooper, su-
perintendent of the Cradle Roll; Mrs.
l. L. Maxwell, superintendent Of tenn
perance, Mrs. N. II. Lee, superinten-
dent Of missions; Miss Lena Cooper,
enrolment secretary, and Mary Nor
ris, primary secretary.
The pastor invited all present over
TO the parsonage for further "hostili-
ties" and where they had a "cool re-
ception," being served to ice cream.
The Sunday school is in fine condi-
ton, and all are enthusiastic for
greater successes the coming year.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03

The annual meeting of stockholders
Of the First National Bank Of Lamar.
Colorado, will be held in the banking
room on Tuesday, January 8, 1917, at
3 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of
electing board Of directors for the
ensuing year and the transaction Of
such other business as may properly
come before it.
w. C. GOULD,
Cashier.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03

Mrs. Alfred Todd returned this week
from visit with relatives in Iowa.
A. A. Hagerman of Springfield was
u Lamar visitor the first of the week
John Gordon, the Bristol hardware
merchant, was attending court this
week.
Editors H. F. Decker and E. R. Won
Kielgass visited the county seat New
Years day.
DIR. Lanning Likes returned yester-
day from two weeks vacation spent
at the state capital.
w. F. McCue spent several days the
first Of the week attending to bust
ness matters in Lamar
Glen Boyd came down from Cripple
Creek New Years day to visit his
mother, Mrs. ]. G. Boyd.
Mr.. D. Dupre is up from Baca coun-
ty this week and isShaving his eyes
treated by DIR. Rickenbach.
High school boys and alumni gave a
very enjoyable dance on Tuesday even
ing at the Fraternal Temple.
Messrs. Oscar and Carl Downing
from Northway down southway were
Lamar visitors last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Corson returned
last Saturday from a weeks visit
with relatives in Colorado Springs.
r. ]. McGrath, the blushing but
secretive bridegroom. returned to his
duties at the land office on Tuesday.
Editor C. C. Sven Of the Campo
Enterprise and C. H. Wheeler, mer-
chant of the same place, visited La
mar yesterday.
Messrs. Geo. Leasure and Anthony
Gardner of May Valley were at the
eastern markets the past week with
large shipments of lambs.
Mrs. Harry Ford returned to her
home in Syracuse yesterday after
spending New Years day with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Florus H. Friend.
Miller Bros. this week brought down
from Denver a handsome large new
Overland car which they sold to ]. B.
Esgar. one of the prosperous Wiley
farmers.
Miss Rosa Lee, formerly Of Lamar.
now residing in Bozeman, Montana,
visited last week with her brother,
C. NJ. Lee, president Of the Lamar Ma
tional Bank.
The Lamar Eagles gave a big New
the north side on Monday evening.
It was largely attended and every
body had a most delightful time.
s. H. Huffman was forced to return
to the La Junta hospital last week
owing to renewed trouble with his
eyes. His many Lamar friends hope
he will receive permanent relief this
time.
Sundays garage has been making
big display the past week Of Case
tractors, the street in front Of their
big plant being lined with them. Many
farmers have been purchasing them
during the week.
The graduates and those who are
or have been attending the State
Agricultural college at Fort Collins
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Nell McGrath at their handsome home
north Of the river last Friday even
ing. The evening was most enjoy
able one for the large number OF
Young people present. A very enter
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03

Loan Association will be held on Mon
day, the 29th day Of January, 1917
at 1880 o'clock p. m, at the Office OF
said Association, 107 west Olive street,
for the purpose of electing board of
directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of such other business
as may legally come before the meet
ing.
/. H. MYERS,
Secretary.
C. c. HUDDLESTON,
President.
First pub. Dec. 27, 1916.
Last pub. Jan. "a, 1917.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03

LOST-Suitcase containing woman's
and child's clothing, on road north
Of bridge. Leave at this office and
get good reward.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03

Notice of Stockholders Meeting of
The Lamar Building and Loan
Association
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Lamar Building and
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-03
Shooting in Mexican Colony

On last Saturday evening there was
a fatal shooting occurred out on Santa
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Mms,uartiae marfte.
Rem gorf. 6. ausuit.

Mebl. Rartt uursseImGBigi
5riibinbr patent $13.15-13.40i
Mtntsr paitnt $10.90-11.15; Win'
ter Stroisbis $lO.55-l0.8O; aaniaa
Straiabts $l315-134O.
Mei5sn. - Rarfi retis. SO. 2 ro'
tber. $260, Homtnel uno gto. 2 barter
$2.65. nOmineI; beibe {. 0. B. ytstr
gort.
Weli9toru. = Rdrtt felt; go. .
ssIbes $2.44 unb Ro. 8 seniiatea
$2.42. bsibs c. |. I. Rein gort.
9afsr. = Tsortt piais; Stanbaro
Sc.
Tutter. - Narft feii; Weiiern
Bran $4,000; Stonharb WibbIinss
$50.O0-51.00; gitp Bran $44.00;
ale m 100 Yfunb G'ddsn.
Sopfen. = Iarft feiier; State
orbindrsr Bis auseridener 32-37c;
1915, T-10e; pdfific Gnat 1916.
13-16c; 191h. s-12s.
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5dute. - Daarft r1bis; Bosota,
43}c; Central Americd 423c.
2eber. = Warft fsfi; 9emlof iirits
SIC; bo. Ietonbs soc.
BORT. - Marft feii; Deb $43.50;
5cmilb $43.00-44.00; Sbort elsar
$4O00-42.50.
S4maf5. = Tiartt tart; Wliobls
Deif $22.4o--22.50.
Snls. = Wartt feit; Gin Spscial
lofs. 15e.
Doae = W2artt rubis. Someitlt
sylsece Xxx. ObiO Csc.
Reis. - Narft feit; Jancb 9sno
S-Slt; Blue Rofs 74-7ae.
3uder. = Worft TART; Centrifugal
s7.27; MotaHes $6.39; roffinirter,
fart; Gut 2oaf $3.50; grufbso So
50; Moulo u $500; Cubes $9.o5;
xxx potpbersb $3.50; poipbereo
$8.45; feiu sranulIirter $3.50; DID
monb u $3.50; gonfettioners y So
90, go. l, $8.15.
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Der Sreofe.
Cine etbnO9rapbiide Stuoie BON Gr
.. @reuIib-

gla5 IalbIdufiger gniiht seItcr
Die Streolen, Der etngeborene Serren
itano Siiounlerifas, ais abfonnE'
Iinse Der ;ugelpanoerteu Spanie!
uno Iteben oils @eiBe ben ~rotbeu'
llreIrupobneru geseniiber. Wan pilesl
iie oenlna1 oils cine art 4oeIsfaite
aui5uiniieli, Die Derntoge eines &C.
ipaItisen Raiienlnlterihieoes oem Sl'
oianer in gIeiher g8eiIe iiberlegelI
iei ipie etpa Der ariibe sSnOier Dem
Yaria. 9ab bieie Definition falidI
iii, Iebrt i6on bic aorperbeihaiien-
belt bes SreoIeu; bie ms 9eIbIi6c
ipieIenoe SnItiarbe; Die oiden, leidt
aufgeporienen 2ippen; Die ourt.
i9nittiib tleinere SeitnIt; Der, 5lunal
I'M 4uge uitS gtaie, inilnpiereS SfJnitt
beS @elihts; Der uebr ODER neuieer
berporquellenoe glugopiel; oos 5lpar
lodge, aber rauber an5ufiiblenoe
Saar; Der ipdrli6e 8ortiml6s: ale
6ieie gterturale errtiernen ibren Era.
ger ebenioiebr pom eiiropder, pie iie
ibn Dem S,noianer naber riiden.
aber aud biitoriihe @riinoe notbi'
gen ms, cine rem eiiropoiibe gtb.
ltnmnuing oes areolen in Der Nebr.
5abl ieiKer gertreter ab3mIebnen. @ip
bic meiiteu Reuiieoler, 70 iino and
Die .Gonaniitaoores" SunGbit obne
6amilien lbers DSeer eelangt. sic
Wlituabme bon 8eib uno aino Der.
toten Die sei1hrSete Sage Der erlten
aoloniiien iumitten baBerfuater, rad.
ilhtiger @iloer, uno ibre iiuitete &c.
bensipeiie. Die ia bauptidd,Iib in.
Streii5iigen mad e,olo uno StJanen
batano. SSn5lpiifen bebalien lid bi.
Sponier NIT Snoianerma6den, am
bduiieiten in ipil6er ebe; bod gab es
oud pon glniane on legitiHe Seira.
then; iold,e iblohen 3. .. 8Barro mo
ieine OfiBiere init SSitfa. .Briueiiin.
uen uno 4n3ifento9tern. Zen 9tah.
tomulen 10 pornebuer @ltern forrrte
man tros ibrem SaIbblut geieai6aft.
li6en Rang nidpt periaeeu, uno iobaIo
bierrnit Die Shrante gebroden mar.
Iieb iih cine itrenae GrersIinie gepeu
bic ..Rdtisos- (ainoer bon DeiSsnI
linb sSnoianertnneu) I'M aaeenleinen
tairm nod aufredterholteu.
SoboIo &ube pn6 Sroniiug I'M
reaen aoIonialreih binreideno ent.
rideIt iporeu, foIgte ipobI marrte
Spauierin einem @atten ooer @r,toer
In Ieinen ferueu @irfiinssfreis; aber
srob mnu lire 8nbI ai,th IN Der Gpl.j
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3uder.--preite fisiis; gaafiinir.
ter Gu. aodf 5000; poip6ereb $S.'
80; Cubes $9.75; sraRulirtsr $8.70;
GonfttiOnfr ~ $8.65; Off u" g..
358.45; meibsr ertra $S.15-a.25;
ertra e. $8.O5 per 100 plumb.
Woiaffea. - Narit fietis. -
Rem Orleans Open Rettsf 55-65e;
Centrifugal 43-45c per GulIone.
Rtts. - Gytra fanep Geob 81
9te; fanep S-8ae; fseonb Seab p
TIC; ssbroHensr 6-61e; Sopan "a.
| s3e Blue gois sa-8ae per gfunb.
1aiis.probutts
9utter. - Warit 3ienlih Isb.
bait. 43reiIe fsiier. W4oleuilt eItro
Ale; Gsntralisso sytra 3S1e; gtntras
liseb firits 35e; iseonbs 32c; Gancn
0airp 35s; qGtiug Stod 27-,32e.
RATE. - Warft iistia; Dhio 25e:
Rorbm'iiliher 26-26ac; 9iep gori
27e; Sdipeiser y7-65e; 2imburssr
25-26e; bo. Bird 24e per gfuno.
Gier. - Wartt rubis unb bic
9rsifs fsittr; prima firiis 5ibners
eier 31se; firits 28ae; ornindre firits
25fe; iteonbs 21c per 9uBenb.
6efIiseL Warit lsbbdft.
preiIe iistig. = grpilsrE Ii pfun0
u. bariibsr 29e; groiIers 1-1a pfo.
25c; Sdhne lac; SibHsr 1S-19c;
Srutbibnsr BON 8-10 pfb. 20c; DO.
nit frummsr gruii 12t; guIIs Sc;
iunge gntsn BON 2 pfunb uno Sa.iis
Der 16-19c; tpeibe Gnten 14-16e;
GdHfs s-12t; aIts saubsn Sl0
per Dubenh.
Cbff unb 0emdfe.
3itrpnen. - California $500
800 per aiiie; 2imss sL0o-L2S
per Rife.
Cranssm - California Rarels
50. 2.50-4.00; Glerioa S4.00-426
per fife.
@ross Gruit = Glariba g..
O-4.50.
Vfirfi9s. - GIbsrta $3.50
$2.75 per 9u.
Sunse aepfsL-earIn 6arbeit
$4.25-4.75 per BEL.
SobaunisbtersH. = $3.50
-3.76 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
pffaum an. - Milb GcnIe ST.
per 5raie Don "a Quarts;
Georgia S1.75-2.00 per Crate.
3udermel pnen. - SuSicnd
'5tanbnro. Grute. $2-D-2.75; hc.
ilaGts Grate 76c--S1 90; California
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Gbicago, 6. 4uauit.

Deiasn. = 5ar Septsmber $2.231
am s6lub 1926.
Delfh.orn. = Sir DECEMBER ST.
15z-1.17; ain S4IuB Sligo. Sir
Wai $113-1.14s; am S4luB 81
13a.
5ufsr. = sir sept.nlbsr 5Ss--
6Osc; am SdluB 5Sac. Sir 0e3sm|
Der 5S1-6Oe; ON G9Iub 58sc.
8oagsn. so. 2, $1.92-2.02.
9erfie. - $1.30-1.50.
Simotbp. = $4.OO-7.50.
alee. = $12.00-17.0O.
port. - Tir Septsln6sr LIB
42.25: am S6lub $42.10.
Shmol3. = Sir September $22.s
20-22.50; am S4iub $22.35. Gir
Sftpber $22.25-22.65; am S4luB
$22.47.
Rippsni.it.n. - Sir Ssptsmbsr
s22.55-22.75; an S9luB $22.65.
Niir DttObsr $2250-22-80; am
s4lub S22.55.
Butter. = Nartt itetis; Creamery
35a-38te.
Gisr. : Rarit b6ber; 3ufuhr H.
S71 Siiten; firits 31-32ae; orbinas
rp firts 27-29tc; uuf bem Nartt
27A-32ac.
aartoffeIn. - Rartt b6her; 3us
fubr 20 Cars; @irsiniu iSdIier $4.s
$500; Winneiuta Built s1.35--
LAO; Somezsropn $1.35-1.4O.
@efliigel. = aeberbes. Wartt bos
Der; 6dbne 16-193e; GrdhabrsbH1'
ner 21-25e.
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9rb @Ocbs.Marft
Gineinnati. 6. gluanit.

Die prsiie pisIsr artiiel Iinp abers
maIs fart seItisssn. Die Ratfras'
mar cine CUTE uub bic auotirunssn
pis foIgt:
,.graunsr IasItn Great Hans =
10 i4c, pooner 13c. 0leHEioote z y iShe. Gen.
berfon daplilo i3c, pdFb Siid i5s. Depperen
iiosi 3Tite DO. % s6s. uitea i0.l tte. ee. 81
soe Brighton i0-s $3.50. %. s.4 SAC.
2ssss. gtuit of fbs Coon liz. eensoaIs 1916,
gsGieHpins fsisc. 6iu i7e. eege t5ks, 1tp
1sp It,se. saIs SeaI IsHs, On saiftiai i2c.
nsss'a isSe a i' ic s's is 70 ss - s s ss,sa sSss
.10.I 3oS. ba 81 S8he.
9Eints - slmrricnu e9it;ins slke, Gen.
frai Rart eAs, tiussricuH SnSieo f0hs nspur.
pKs eimpion Vlain Hlqf iOS e4nn p,xs'
eerits arb familtcn 1sptq Eobes ii3ze, "a,
;ten9 zik<. &siisnes te<
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gbicaap. 6. auauit.

g dpsins. = 3ufubr $4,000
Wartt Part uni 5-10e h6ber ais or
lsbten Samiias: Built S15.40-16.'
40: lei9te Sl4.S5-16.35; semii4t'
S14s5-16.50; i9ipers S14.65-
1850; robe $14.65-14.s5; Gsrisl
$11.25-14.25.
Rinbpieb. 3ufubr 1900;
Mortt feit. Ratipe Beef Stisrs $7.5J
-14.10; Weitsrn Stiere SS20-11.'
so; Stodsrs unb Gsehers $5.75-
9.10; &iibe uuo 5eifrs $4-30-11.'
70; aGlbsr s. 50-13.25.
Sdafs. -3ufubr 1900; Rartt
i9nah. @st6st5 S7.50-10.65; Gam.
utr $9.25-145 80.
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Rem gort, 8. gusrrf.

Wem orf, 8. Hu9lF.
Rupfsr. - Wartt rubis; Glsetrol9.
tic, upminel. Sir September uno
uiertes Quartal $26.50-29.00.
Giieu. = Rartt feit; Rp. / ytors
tbern S53.oO-A.0O; so. 2, $3.50
$3.50; go. / Sout1ern $4,000
5000; 30. 2, $48-5o-49.50.
3inn. = Wartt ftetis; $3.50.
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1tdtHa- = slorlDseb fae, Haflaut 400
cHeen sf ite Rsit = Z 'sSs.Da Sc easa.ssaans Si
33ikc, 0ouekfoan . Y 33c,
@fnabnms sniosfeaa stapie isc, n
2 i5e Vsersff Giaiiic 13e. edntaitsr eiapIe
i3c
FIaibsfnr aeii i5c, acbaI eine f3he,
Hinsrfios I2iz[ Senrieo fit, Beit 9bsr t4Kc
a nims Gconee 1916. atHpba 25c,
slameIeB 25t. Gmpire 26e.
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ueberFd3t bes gimctmnati
Wsarttes,
Our bic MsutaG ben 8. ansnit
1917 enhissnbs Dsds. !
gtneinnati, A. qlusuit.

Gineinnati, A. eiusuit.
Die na&foIsmben luolirunsen be.
ltt1tH fi9 nur auf gnsross9rdnsais
ttcnfu. Bet ilsiusren gef&dftsn ipsr-
een stipus fobre prsife bers4nsi.
prooifionen
S@maIs. prima Gtsam
2l66-21.80; i5amilp 21t-21s.
1rodsnsefaI5enssGleiiH.
Short clear Gsittn 223 23s; eri
ira ibort clear Gsitsn 22 -22l;
flr5e Ripptnisittn 2222k; Bellies
2Sa-24is per Plumb.
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Bddditspayiers parsea ~ 4AS bis
isntir. Ue&id auf eonsOu ssrsa teiis.
Glr 90 9aes N7e. gsmmersial Dtas %
faee. tA7ik. Si&t A.15 = ,xabsl.1nnsi.
Iunasa $A76h. Sranes Sinf o.7U. &utsi
SIS; Narf, feline Guosttunsen; RfentH.
feline Euotiruuasn, 9tte SiHi 7.24. xsbel
7.ae, Nubsi Gids 2i.so. Rebd 3i.6o. Oh.
bsr garrss soke yterifauif4e Tsllsrs
62Hs.
1fttenmsrst.-1sr Narft Ddr aeuie
isEt aSmli4 yssfsiiionsa. etnies Don ben
Spe,ialifdfe6 absr waua feif uuo psffes
wspinne anf,uusiftH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-07

gorboHlerita ans, 70 tonnen fie nir
bic gegentbeiIiee Nirtimc nusiibsn,
Do Der areole iHuner eIeid iIuperinli.
itiffe SeIirte bes ,,9roben 9lorbi.
i9en 8rubers" oobinter futt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-07

sinia $1.75- 200 per aOrb.
SfaaeIbseren. $1.75--
200 per @rate bon 16 Quarts.
Den beereH. - $300-325
per Crate bon 80 Quarts
5omatoes. Giubeimiife 75e-
LOO per gu.
| &nrtoffeln. - einbeimii9s
unb 2ouispille $4.25-4.75 PEI
Dbl. unb $1.35 per gu. auf bsm gs'
Geleils.
Wdf ftrmeIonen. - $l2.OC
-25.0O Der 100 Gtid
Gurfen. - Gin5eimiihe 10
15c per 8ubtnb.
3raut. = gin6eimiides 75-
90 per gbl.
WeiBe aHben. - 75c per
Ru.
3niebslu. - Deibe $1.35-
1.60; bo. Boilers s1.40-1.50; sslbs
$125-150 per Crate.
3uderforn. garlp Noams
8-10c, eGtts 15-17c per 0useno.
Junge erbfen. = Rem yori
81. .75-2.O0 per gu.
Crime gobnen. = Gin6eimts
ite $1.50 400 per 2. gu. Sad; elm,
beimii9e Da4sbobnsn $1.0o-1.25
per gu.
4arotten - Ginbeimil4e 15
-20c per SuBtub 8iinbel.
QaHbrrsbuffe
Sen. = 30. / aimoibb $18.75;
go. 2 aimOtbp $3.50; 9tO. 3 5imos
ibp $500; go. semiidter alse
$18.0O-1s.5o; Ro. 2 gsmii4ter alee
$17.5O-18-O0; SO. l ales $170O;
SO. 2 Rlse $16.5O; 9iefses alfalfa
$13.5O-16.00; ROsssnitrOb $500
11.O0; Sdjrttrob $6.50-7.50; Bsie
senitrob S6.50-7.0O per 5onns.
Wi6Ienfutter. Warfi ru'
bia. - sfsie S38.50-39.0O; Mi6o>
linas braane $4s.O0-49.00; psibe
$49.OO-5o.OO; ssmii9tss Gutter
| S41.50-42.00.
Sdmertten. Rdrti f.h
- aleeIamn S10.50-12.20 per gu.
bonn Stors; aimotsp $3.25-415;
gu6psi3sn S2.O0-2.45; 5la@amsu
1925; llnsarif9er $500 per Blu.
Beri&itosnea
CeIs - Warft fietig. - eeinSl,
roles $1.22 per Gauone in pars
titn Ia Sbl. l0-25 Galoneu
S1.3O; 1--9 @alonen $1.37;
asto&tes IL mebr; To. 1 2aro.
Sl S1.49-1.52, CONNER Tsii ST.
55-1.6O: Cotton Sch Oil raii. s.,
a3c per ganOns; ssrpentin Acc IN
partisn pon 1--5 Gab uub 60c in
parti.u DON 10 bis 25 Gauonen;
Petroleum, Gbio garbon State sett
iOSe: Gpe,iaI Sorte 12e; Reo
Grufpn GaiOlin 24e; Rapbta 29e per
@aIloHe.
SalJ. - Der Rarit iit fen. =
O6io Ripsr $1.S5 per Bbl. bon 100
yfnns. SlbrlOhu btu5usefist.
aalg. - Wartt fietig. = pri'
ma Gitn 15-15ae; bO. GouHtrp
13ae-14e per pfunb.
4obIen. - Rarft ru6is. ptttss
burg $6yO0-6.50; 3annipba $3.50;
Pui ono Slad $3.50 PER
Sonne absslisisrt. Rau6lOis Stiids
toblsn $50; Guthrarite $500
1000 per Tonne abssliefert. Cote tos
iiet S7.00-750 per 9ouns abssIiss
fsTt.
DoIfe. - Der Rarit mar Ieb,
haft uub fef.