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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-01
SAYS ACID STOMACHS
NEED MAGNESIA
Doctor Calls Bisurated Magnesia
Safest, Quickest and Most Effective
Acid Stomach Corrective.

The almost universal use of magne-
STA by physicians and specialists in
the treatment of stomach troubles, is
due to the fact that It stops food fer
mentation and neutralizes the acid
the direct cause of nearly all stomach
troubles. OF the many forms of mag
nesia such as oxides, citrates, carbon
ates, sulphates, ETC., the most suitable
and efficient, and the one prescribed
by leading specialists is bisurated
magnesia, a teaspoonful of which in a
little warm water Immediately after
eating will instantly neptralize the
acid. stop fermentation, and thus en-
sure painless normal digestion. Care
should be taken to get bisurated mag.
nesia. as its. action is infinitely more
effective. It is also, by the way,
usually stocked by druggists in conve-
nient compressed tablets as well as
in the ordinary powder form. Stomach
sufferers and dyspeptics who follow
this plan and avoid the use of pepsin,
charcoal, soda minis, drugs and medi-
cines are invariably astonfshed to find
that the stomach, relieved of the irri-
tating acid and gas, soon regains its
normal tone, and can do its work alone
without the doubtful aid Of artificial
digestants ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-01
\YhAlAle80YJQOI)T0
y Hawaii
SCOUTS SELL OVER s54,75o WoRTI
OF BONDS

The scouts of Honolulu have sold
$54,750 worth of Liberty Bonds, which
has proven the good salesmanship OF
the boys. Scout Ezra Crane of Troop
TX sold the largest number of bonds in
town.
The following list of scouts are
those who will receive the honor of
possessing war service medal:
Ezra Crane, Troop TX, so bonds,
amounting to $4,000; Guy Gitt, Troop
VIII, 80 bonds, amounting to $4,000; r.
Duncan, Veteran Scout, 81 bonds,
amounting to $1,000; Montgomery
Clark, Troop w, 3S bonds, amounting
to $500; Alatau Wilder, Troop /,
is bonds, amounting to 1900; Walker
Matheson, Troop ", Ia bonds,
amounting to SLIGO; Herbert Rich
ards, Troop Nv, 16 bonds, amounting
/ to $4,000; Wah 500 Ching, Troop III,
l16 bonds, amounting to S1,S50.; o.
Schoening, Troop /, Is bonds, amount.
ing to $3.50; e. Carter, Troop XVIII,
IA bonds, amounting to S1,250; John
Trout, Troop ", Il bonds, amounting
to $500; Walter Samson, Troop |, II
bonds, amounting to $1,150; Jack Lett.
head, Troop VIII, IL bonds, amounting
to $500: L. Furtado, Troop XVIII, II
bonds, amounting to $3.50. Thus four
teen medals Uncle Sam will have, to
send to PARKWAY Honolulu from
Washington,
The following is the list OF scouts
who have sold bonds throughout the
city: III .~-. :..... @
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-01
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy

10 emartine : Just BYE Comfort. 80 cent? 90
; ilru9rirfs or mall Write for Free I've Hook
MUBINE EKE Rz.ZEDK Co. CHInA0a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-01
Workers. Enrolled
SCOUTS COMMENDED FOR PRO
NOTING LIBERTY LOAN.

The treasury department authorizes
the following:
Reference has heretofore been made
to the splendid work done by the Boy
Scouts of America in promoting the
sale of the first issue of Liberty Loan
Bonds. Though possibly many other
subscriptions we're Indirectly induced
by their efforts, it has been carefully
figured out that subscriptions aggre.
eating some $23,000,000 were taken in
by the Boy Scouts, representing 1872
900 individual subscribers.
Seven thousand six hundred and
eighty-six Boy Scouts of America
earned the war-service emblem by
selling 10 or more Liberty Loan Bonds
and. will receive in time the badges of
honor.
The Boy Scout holding the highest
record for bonds sold is Fred Shelton
of Troop /, Mayfield, KY, who sold
324 Liberty Loan Bonds, aggregating
$24,750. He is a farmer boy, and OBJ.
tanned subscriptions for the bonds in
the neighborhood of his home.
The patriotism and efficiency Of the
Boy Scouts will be utilized to the
greatest extent possible in the second
Liberty Loan campaign. 1t is an in.
spring thing to see the boys of
America actuated by a great national
feeling rendering great national SER
vice. They are the citizens of tonfor.
row, and their tomorrow must see
the world safe for democracy. In aid.
ing the sale of Liberty Loan Bonds
they are performing their part to that
great end. -
President Wilson has just issued a
letter commencing the work of. the
Boy Scouts in the last Liberty Loan
campaign, and wishing them greatest
success in the coming one.
The President will present, it is an
nounced, a United States flag to the
Boy Scout troop selling the largest
amount of Liberty Loan Bonds. of the
second class. ... ...-,. ~. y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-01
TROOP Nv.

The members of Troop " held a
regular meeting last Friday evening
during which the scouts were taught
subjects which all scouts should
know in order to attain the rank of
Tenderfoot, Second Class and First
Class. -.-< ~. "
The troop as a whole has organized
a first aid class which will have a
meeting of instruction during this
week. Scouts Lennox and Peterson
passed the requirements in cooking
for the rank of Second Glass.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-01
SCOUT EXECUTIVE VISITS.

As Troop VIII has~no scout master,
Scout Executive R. N. Burnham help
ed to conduct their meeting of last
Friday evening. He announced to the
scouts that he hoped to have an able
and permenent scoutmaster by next
Friday evening. He later explained
way for mobilizing SO that the scouts
could be called out in short notice.
After this it was agreed by the patrol
leaders to hold at least one meeting
during the week to practise knot tying
for contest which will take place at
the next meeting. ..~.-- -
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-01
TROOP Xxx.

Meeting was called to order at 7::30
sharp. Most of the time was spent, in
discussing the troops coming show
November 16 and II. This show is go
ing to be something worth seeing.
The admission will be 25 cents as
the troop is lin. the hole" for quite a
sum. ..
Important! Every boy report in full
uniform Friday, 1870 sharp. +"
! HENRY SYLVIA, -.
-. -----.- -. - Scribe Xxx =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-01
Removed Gall Stones
Without An Operation
Simple Remedy Brought Relief
After Doctors Said Knife
Was the Only Way

Mrs. Mary E. Franse, of West Point,
Neb.. is firmly convinced, through her
own experience, that stomach trouble and
call stones can be effectively treated and
permanently relieved without an oper-
alton. In a letter to the Pinus labora-
tories Mrs. Franse says: Ten years ago
was about to undergo an operation for
gall stones when / heard of your treat
ment. Dreading an operation above
everything, | determined to at least try
Fruitola and Traxo, and have never been
sorry I did as have not beeen troubled
with gall stones since !,
FruitoIa and Traxo are compounded
from the original Edsall formulas at the
- lI.s..;or -, Mnnticelln Ill and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-01

doctors pre-
fruit oil that as an nuna
hardened particles that cause SO mu
suci -aherauV
weakened,
who suffer with stomach uouoe can y
by to Monticello
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-17

n.r Nsifs sepifet unb ssprnbt, bic
jsoem ao6 unb ieber erfabrsnen
9ausfrau als unperantportIi9 srs
fdeinen mub.
ReIte Don Sunten unb Don GIeiI9.
brihen, feI5ft pon Wafsr, in oeneH
GIsif4 obsr !SsrtaIien setO9t Durbeu.
pirb tsin piriIi6 guterapd tn OsHRiis
6enousgub laufsn Idfen. fOnberH aIes
baSu berfDenbsn, Suppsn piirJtger
sbsr Habr5afte, gu ssitalten. GIsifds
sgtratt, ber tbsusr eriauft purbe, ols
er nod gu ba5en mar, III prOfsFor
aie6ig's Grfiubung, Jlsif46riiben su
tonbeHIiren, aIio ein3uio9en; oenu
bic bura ben aO6prossB aufssl0itsH
Gleii4fdfte Dsrbnmpfen niht, fOroerH
.in5ig bic DdHsrigsn 9sltunbtbsiIs.
Der JIsiiafaft DsrOidt unb blsibt 5us
rid, er ift Der SItratt aus Dem gaH5en
Slsti5, Denn RE aus 3sueepebs BE-
itebeHbe GIeiiaiaier befist Hur miuis
mdlsn Qd6rpert5. Qus ben 4bfuI>
blGttern bei Salat unb nuberen Sez
miiieu Iabt ii6 .SuppsnSriinss" gss
ipinnsn, bas lih entpeber iofort per-
ipenben ober aber trodnen uno fir
fpdtsrs 3eit aufiparen IdBt. gi6t
genug lam bei Der 3ubersitung Der
&artoffsl bringeHoe Spariamteit au'
esratben tperben. Dur6 unporIt9tigea
S6Glsn biibt bic Sausfrnu nit 2si6s
tigteit 5pan5ig pro5snt Der sanBeH
Anoaenfru9t ein. (SH 9eutf6IaHO
bat bes6al6 bic Esgierung mad Der
@infiibrung Der 2ebenshitteltpNtrolIs
unber5igli4 angeOrbnet, bab feline
SartoffeI ms6r sef6aIt pirD, fOHbern
gu to6eu 1T, DObur6 ss gelingt, bic
Shalsn fait Obne 9srluit Der 5ru6t
abSul0isn.)
0isIe nsnigen Binte iOlen nur
Ssigsn, bab uidt nur ,Gbnritp" Tons
bern nod mebr Sparinmteit at
bone" beginNt, nenn Der Sod, bic
6ausfrnu, tpsnn sir ieDer fh Der
Mii6e unter5ie6t, nit Iih 81 Rut6e gu
ssben urb Iih gu tberlsgen, tuie aus
iebem 9funb GleiIt, aus isber Sc
miiismsngs bic alIsitigfte 8erpeHburg
er5isIt unb Der gr0Bte RdbrDerth bers
auseeboIt iperDen fam. DtrtbIhufts
litteit nit usberlesuRg betrieber err
Ipart ss, ii6 ra6tragli6 burh Rot6
aspungen gu Isbsn, srfiRbsriI4 gu
tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-17
GluB'WaArid)tea.
Opnnerfae, II. Wai.

SoHHer 8, II. Ufa!.
Ger Sbioflub 1T langIam i'm Gol'
fen tssriffsn. 9sfsern Qbenb batt'
berisIbe BEL bisiigsr Stabt sinen gBoi'
isritunb Don 1913 Gub.
Die fOIsenten Sepsi4en trafsn &C.
tern bier sin:
pittsburs. pa.-45 guB, itsigt.
DbesIing, 30. @a.-5.2 Jub. fdlt.
Partsrsbura %. @a.-6.7 JuB. fdllt
SaHuipba Sails, 10. 9u.-3.6, itei8t
GburlsIt9n, 70. Bass GuB, fdat.
Portsmoutb, S.-14.s Sub, fdlt.
GOuisbias, &p.-9.6 SUB, fdllt.
gpansDils, Snb.-13.1 SUB, iteist.
RaibDiae, 5enn.-S.7 5ub, idrt.
CHATTANOOGA, 5snn.-S.5 sEub, fdut.
&anins 9Th, MO.-12.3 Sub fdat.
Wempbis, 2enn.-22.3 CUB, fdIIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-17

Sept. $2o.75-21Oo; an Sdlub
$2092.
Butter. - Dlarit unperdnbert.
eisr. = 3ufubr 1888 atitsHi
Wbartt unperGnbert.
aartoffeln. = Rartt bober; gu
fubr 8 Cars; SbnbO, COLORADO. Sre'
gon ullo Maibington $2.9O-3.l5i
Disconiin unb Ni4igan $2.7o-
2.90.
gsfliigel. - asbsnbes, Wartt ME-
brigsr; 0dhns 221l.
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Derfanbt:
Rinbp. SApsine Sdafs

Rtubpieb. Die SitudtiOr
bat il4 ni9t gednb.rt. Gis preiTs ma
rem it.tis. Cute yliI4ia9e iDorsT
ebenfals ftetis. bic gsipo6nlidsu absE
langiam unb i9leppsHb.
T1iitlsre rnb i9pere Stisre 1919
gleif6sr Stiere $9.00s'
1000; auserlesns Bis EXTRA $10.25 =
11.25; 5eifers $8.00-10.O0; auser'
leIsns Bis srtra $1025-110O; 3ibs
$6.75-8.50; ausrlstsns bis extra
$8.75-9.6O; Gamers $5.5O-6.75;
Mh&tiibe $50.00-125.O0; Stod.rs
unb feepers $6.50-9.50.
Bullen.- Die 3ufu6r mar nur
mdbis; bic RoHirage sius quite uno
Die preiis fart.
6etts gulIen So 75-10.5O; 8olos'
ia $8.50-9.75; srtru S9.S5; masers
unb leiffe 500 $50.
&dlber. = Bel uur mGBiSer 3us
fubr uno 3iemlid gutter Ratdrase mar
Der Wartt itetis.
Bette lsi4te adIbsr $12.75-13.00;
fair bis CUTE $11.5O-12.75; oromar:
unb sroBs $7.00-1O.5O.
g 9neinG - Die 3ufu6r mar
gerina bic 9ladfrase INNER 3iemINt
gut unb bic prsiis itstig biz itart.
aussrleiene i6Dere 225 9funo unb
b6bsr $16.15-16,25; gsmiIdbie unD
JlsiIdsr Stisre $16.OOH16.15; milt'
lere $15.00-16OO; Isi4te 12O Bis
15O gfuno 14.0O-14.5G; Tertel 10
pfunb unb tpsuigsr $S.50-12.50;
Orbindrs bis auserlsi.ue Idpere fstts
SGus $9.0o-15.30; Stass $500
1900.
9 6afe unO 2Gmmsr. -
Jribjabrs 2Gmmsr Darm 6eGts in
gutter Ra4frage uUo I'm 25-5Oc bO'
Der. Sm ii6riger mar Der Ularti
fietig.
S9ais, auserIsisu. bis .rtra $3.50
1000; CUTE bis uuserlsiens $9.0U
$50; orbindrs bis fair $6.0O-8.s
80. - 2dmTer. auserl.iene bis sItra
S13.00-13.25; gut. bis ouserlsiens
$12.5o-13.O0; oroindrs Bis fair
$9.0O-12.00; Grlbjabrs 9dmmsr
$14.0o-16.50; pousne admm:r
S12.OO-16.00.
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aaerlei alte Siere.

g9.r eifrtS nIte Gbroniten Ituotrt,
pirb oftmdls in Stauuen barii6er
oerieBt, bab man i'm glitteIaIter
Bsin ieIbft in @egsrOen bdute, n
ipel6en aud in normalsn Su9ren Die
geeren 70 bart pie GIintsntugeIH ses
bliebeu Isin biirften. SH gang ytoros
oeutI4Ianb puroe Der Weinbau be-
trieben unp Iel6it Der @ein Der Staot
gborn in @eitpreuben erfreute iit
siuIt sroben peitOerbreiteten Rufes
Nlan bari nun dber nidt gIauben
bab bic Srintsr bieis Sauerumpfer
NIT sobegOera6tung binter bic giuoe
segoFen baben; tie pubten iih 5u bel
fen. sic mii6tsn oem lauren gDeins
!5pnig BET, I'M i'm IiB uHb gentebbar
gu MAIDEN unb feBteu Jpn nit Setpirs
gen unb Sps3ersien alIer art, nit
piirsigen SrGutern uub aromattf9en
fSriitten an, um ieinsH DobIgefhmat
5u srb6bsn. llno ein fold 5urehtges
maatss Getpdni IieBsn iib bic mittels
aIierIi6en Srinter sbsnio gut fdmss
den, pie mir uns cine Yotple, bel Der
aud ein geringer @9etn gu Sbrsn
tomm!.
gebnli6, penr aud riht gang 10,
psrFubr man N iliiberen Sabrbunbers
ten nit ben g;eren. Sieie puren aud
uidt INNER gut lub IieBen oft gu
punI6en ibrig, mas bon ben Bier
tieIeru" iameraiidit smpfuuben Durs
be. 0a bnlf mnn iih nun ebenip, tple
man Ii6 tei bem lauren Wein seboIfen
bate. Ro5 ein 9isr unangeHsbm nab
bem Safe, 10 ipuroen ReiHfdrntrant,
Wa6holoerbeereu, SeilieengeiftstDurs
,el. rutbe gensOittineripur5el uHo orei
friI6e Gier in ons Snb gebdn9t uber
oeleg: .,es baIf". I'm Oas Sauertper-
ben oes gierss 3u perbinoerr, htng
man 2inbeubIGtter, RuBbIGtter. Seis
fub uub DsrmGtb in oafeIbe. Damtt
elm Sier Iieblih gu trinter lei, Duroe
smpTobleH, Elm Babies gfunb Der ihon
srplbnten rotbsn SeneoiiteuDurSeI
nit niloem SdI6ei barsin gu bGrsen;
liebliter 9eruch, pnb 9ei6mat wurs
ben ibln our6 sir Sddlein 9iOlnH3
ooer aeitoBene gsrpiir5neIteR uno gc<
oDrrte 5eri6nittsne 9prbeern Derlieber
Sin Ihmodhuit uro mdnnlih Bier"
paro eepOnneu ourd getisBun9 bon
6ortenbopu, i'm Wloi gsiammeIt.
Tiilte man Elm Rnb, in uslhem Oors
ber geeriuein gepeier. nit Bier, 10
tetam oies eineu 0eiHgsI6mad ruHb
purO T66n Iauter unO gar 5u gut gu
trinten."
Oieie giere nurben alio perbehertt
um lie qeniebborer gu madden aber
man mu6ts out aus auteu SiereH
9rdnterbiere aller 9lrt, bic Dnun ben
boppelten 3ped huiteH ben Durft su
fiiQen uuo ben ans Bier geprhuter
Srintern, bic MT irsero elmer Srant=
belt 6eIaitet rparen, gleiassitig Gls
9rSnei gu oiereu
Sebr ftottlid mar bic Reihe oie'sr
RrGuterbiere. Dos Rosmarinbier
ioLIte ale porHshmftsn 9lieoer bes
a6rpers, .bas SsrS, Sehiru uub bic
Settler, ItGrten uub trGftigsH, aegrn
9eritcpfune belFen, elppstit srreee1
unb mar ,.ousbiHbig gut ben WleIuns
tolics". asbtsrer tprTos nu6 Siri6s
snngeubisr smpfnblsu, ous aud ienen,
bic an Der Nils Iittsn Ob.I Ous Auars
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gbitqgp 16. Ulai.


S6peius - 3ufubr '25.0o0;
Nartt idpo4; SuIt $15.85-1e.3o;
I.idte S15.15-16.25; senrii4ts $15.s
60-16.40; i6lUsre $15.60-16.40;
robe $15.60-U.S0; GsrieI $1,000
14.50.
Rinbpieh. - 3ufubr 1900;
Worft fsit; RutiOe Beef Stiere $3.50
-13.70; Stodgs uub Gsebers E.6c
-10.4O; Riibe uHS Seifers $685.
11.60; Rdlbsr $9.75-14-35.
g 9afG -3ufu5r 10000; Tsartt
fsft; Detbers $121Q-15.5o; Gpes
S12.10-15.60; admmsr $15.50-
1000; EN- nslsr bober astprb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-17
nrst Call.
S.Is, s..ss sus MfH,u in aes psri.

GefdSfispapiere uursen jz % btsios
iin. aSs&isl suf 2onbsa ssrsn fs.,
III. Glr 80 fsae SAFE. Commercial
Yils. 90 9aas, SA.TiH. eiAt $A75H; Ra.
bel aupsiinnasn sk7sx, 5rsnes S,ai
5.72, 9asd t.7i yasri. isint Guo'iIhn.
gsa, Rrsnen. fetne GuoiiIungen, Slrs gig,
0s., Rabsl s.98. 8ubei ci9f 1888, Faoa
2L5s. SlbspSstren 7tXs Tssssanilaf
Dollars SSc.
GtftsHmsrit- Der larif bat t1
bsuts piteer ibeiipeiie trhslf uno pc
s,sets ftieasu. Gsit aae ati,sn oer Sipe
batitR @epianf aufSnpttisn.
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1dsIi6er msarft.S eribt.
Cincinnati, 16. Wai.

Ok nd@iol9eHDtu A4uuittul4eH "
5ieben ii9 nur auf gnsros Trans
aitionsn. Del ileiwrn Gei4dit.n
psrben stipos bSbers prdis bsr.4ust.
propifionen -
GamaIA prima Stsam
22.70-22.s0; Gamilp 23t-24t.
ssfa!Seass GIsli d.
- Short clear Seiten 223-22At;
ertra ibort clear Seiisn 22-22te;
turS. Rippenfeitsn 21A-21ie; Bellies
24a -257c per yiuno.
0erduasrtts GIsif&. -
Short clear SeitsR 24s-25e; ertra
i6ort clear Seitm 241-25c; iur3s
aipp.nIsitsn 24-24ae; Bellies 26i
-273e per pfunb.
Sugar eureb gfsii4. -
S&infsn 27-27st; pienie S9altem
21a PIC; Brsatfajt BatOH 81
csc; S4lli.rn In padsten 22a-23e;
S9uIiern. Rsp gort Gut, 23-23ae;
trod.n. BEEF S4uItern 1886 per
pfunb.
SabgepdeItss Ttstf4.
S4inttn 24-24Ac; picnie G4ul'
tern 1Sa a-19c; Bellies 28-28st;
S6uItern 20t-21c; Sdulteru. Nsp
gort Gut 21-21se per pfunb.
Grif4es Gleiid. = S4tntsn
lcfe 24s-25ac; pitnc S4ultsrn
1916; S4ult,rn 21-21se; iur3s
Rippsnisitsn 21-2lae; ibOrt clear
aippeHis;isn 21-Mae; EXTRA fbort
cellar RippeHisitsn 21-211e; lsiHts
Bellies 32t-33e; i4'pers Bellies 80
-30se.
WsbI unb Getreibe
RebL. = Dtntsr paisnt $15.25
-15.75; Dinisr fanep S14.75-15.'
%; Dintsr familp Ss9z5C14.75;
Wtnier ertra $13-26-13.75; Ninisr
prbtnGres $12.75-13.25; 9artss
Deiaen patsut $15.25-1675; Oar
iss Dsi3sn fanep $14-0-15O0;
Sori.s Ssissn iamilp $1275-1425;
Rogesu, Rortbipeiteru. semiittsS
$10.25-10.5o; ROsseu. Gitp. reiHss
$10.50-10.75; aoessn. Gitp gs'
mii6tes $10.5o-10.75.
Wetssn. - go. 2 rotber Binier
$31o-3,15; go. 8 DO. $3.O5-3.o8;
Ro. A DO. $2.80-3.00.
@eli9:orn. - so 2 neibes
$1.6s; SO. 3 DO. S1.6S; Ro. a DO.
$16-H.67; RO. 5 DO. $1.63-1.65;
SO 5 bo. $1.61-1.63. - go. 2 ssl'
bts S1.65-1.65a; go. 8 bo. S1.6o;
Ro 4 bo. A.63-1.64; SO. 3 DO
$1.61-1.63; Ro. 6 DO. $1.59-L61
- RO. 2 ssmiiatss $1.65--1.65a;
go. 3 DO. $1.65; RO. 4 DO. S1.63-
1.64; Ro. 8 bo. $1.61-1.63; Ro. 6
bo. $1.59-161. = Deibes stolbens
torn $1.67-l6S; sslbss aoIbsuiorn
$L67-1.69; ssmii4tss aOI6sn,orn
$1.66-1.67.
Safsr. - SO. 2 peibsr 73t;
Stanbarb peib.r 72tc; Ro. 3 ufibsr
71-72e; go. 4 psibsr 7O-71c; 30.
2 semtidtsr 7oa-71s; go. 3 seuiI9s
ter 69-70c.
Rpssen. go. 2 $2.17-220;
RO. 8 DO. $2.1o-2.15; Ro. 4 DO.
$1.S5-2.05.
WhiSten.
@srsauft purhen 594 Stls. DE
FILTERS GiHiiko Gooos aui Der GaiIs
$1.62 per 9alIons.
Groeerte5.
aaffee. Saoa 27-32e; Wo.
9a 27a-30e; GuateEIaIa fancs 18as;
DO. gutter 17ae.
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MaSmartise Wdrfte.
Rtp gOri, 16. Uaui

~ 10 " pl I, To- OeHI.
Wisbl. - Ulartt fIau uHo nominel
Spring paisnts S15.U-15..65;
Wini.r patsuts S14-90-15.15; Dins
ter Straiebts S14.40-14.65; EGn'
ias Struisbts $l4.S0-15.65.
Nei3tn. - Ulartt nomlueu.
DsG6tOru = Wartt itfDd6; yto
2 esIbss $1.781 c. /. (. Rem gOri.
Safsr. = 4SGrti pilis; Stanbaao
76ae.
PORT. - @ar.t fsit; 5amiIG
$44.00.
ShmuIS. - Utarft 6einabe ltstig
Miools gDeit $22.S0-22.9o.
9ale. - UiGrtt fart; Gitp ipsttal
Icie lS3c.
Der Wurtt fir ole aHosren grtltel
mar unperdnoett.
3uder. Rober, Wlartt itstig
raIfinirtsr. itstig; fsin sranuairt'T
S7.50-S.5o.
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Nfrhreht,

.Su, 5srr Wsisr, nj, iamen STE
bsnn eiwntlicb buSu, Der SsFrH go
unuer uIrsuifrebeu2"
Nd Serr Ratb. Id biirias 70
burh BET ei5ts unterbOlS, uirb sa
mug nun freuuO 6oRaur 70 rstt
percrebt cortieiionbeu habsr, bsur
ID belt n Sauuusr fir N 4usr'
bdbn!-
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Die &aaenabiaae.

Rdhrtpsrtbe fir $7O0,Ooo,Ooo psrben
b.m 4bfaaemer unb benz aii9eHs
abgub iiberantportet. - 8unbsss
2anbpirtbfbnfts Departemeni
iDeuoet ii9 nit erHiter Wlabnung an
ale 5ausfrausH uRb Rode bes
lanbes.
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niri.r Gut Goat s1O55; pOpb.r.O
$9.15; Cubes $1,000; srauaI;rtsr
500; gpnf.ettrnsr .a- $3.50;
Off 81 Ss.60-S.7o; fpeibsr EXTRA
$8.40-S.50 ytra g" $3.50 per
bunbert plumb.
WoIaffts. = wlurst itetis. =
Rem Orleans Open aett.f 50-65e;
Centrifugal 32-42c per GdIout.
Reis. - Grtra fanep 5sab 8a-
SIC; fanep 7t-se; iscpub Ssab
Exit; s.bro4snsr 7a-8c; Sapan
7-7ae; Blue gois s3-sae pei
pfunb.
Daits.probatte.
Butter. Wartt rubig, prtiie
fir DARN ettpas niserissr. - Wbus
lsmilf sytra 41t; gsutrali5sb sIira
3S1e: Gsntrali;so firiis 35e; ieeonos
S2e; iFarep Datrp 32e; patiug Stot
241-291c.
adft. Wnrtt iidis; Dhio 25e:
glprbpeitIi4tr 26-26At; RsD Dori
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G6itaao, 1s. Uaai.

Wei3su. - jir Suli s2.1s-2.4O;
am S4luB $3.50. Sir Sept. S2.0S-
2.13; ON S6Iab $2.M-
DsH9ipru. Giir gull Sl.46t
l53; am S6Iub $1,523. SIR Sept.
s1.4o-1.46.; am S6lub S14a.
Scier. = Sir Suli o33-65ac;
an Stiub Csc. Cir Sept. 555--
563e; am S6Iub SIC.
Rpessn. - no. 2, $2.35.
gerite. = $1.25-1.63.
9imptbD. - S5.75-s.oo.
ake. = S1200-17.0o.
BORT - Sir W1di am SaIub
$3.50. Fir 5uIi $3s.3o-3s.s5; an
S9lub 1856.
S6mals. - Jiir Suli $22.55--
22.so; om Gdlub $22.75. Sir Sept,
$22.65-22.s7; am e9IuB S22.85-
g3ippenfeiten. : Tiir SuIi S2o.6o
ON S$Iub $2o.7. Gir