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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05
Medford Mayors
Talk Optimistic

Mayor c. E. Gates of Medford
made talk at the Monday meeting
of the local Commercial Club which
very favorably impressed the new
feeling of harmong and cooperation
which is growing up between Ash
land and Medford in a united striv-
ing to subdue petty jealousies and
strive together for the betterment of
the entire valley.
A CHEEKY, optimistic and yet prac-
tical talk was given by Mr.. Gates,
who, after telling something of the
progress being made in matters of
valleywide interest, appealed for the
optimistic outlook and assured his
hearers that they just naturally
couldn't keep a good valley down..
Mr.. Gates sees at some time in the
future Ashland and Modtord in one
town, with Talent as the main
street" He believes that there is
an unrivalled opportunity for a job
hing center at Medford calling atten-
tion to the fact that 1t is 431 miles
south and 341 miles north to the
nearest jobbing centers, while in the
east every hundred miles has its
metropolis. He said: why, II back
. east ] was to tell them | was going
431 miles to do some buying all my
relatives would he down to the train
TO tell me bood-bye."
Mr.. Gates had just returned from
a trip to Portland upon which he
was accompanied by II. l.. Walthers
and the results of which arc bound
to be of benefit to the valley At
Portland as a committee represent
ing the Medford Commercial Club
they spent two days working to Sc
cure state and federal aid for the
Crater Lake highway, under the
terms of the Shackleford and Bean
bills. They secured the endorsement
of the Portland Chamber of Com
merce at a luncheon Friday The
chamber adopted resolutions favoring
the highway. They then succeeded
in securing an endorsement Of the
project from S. Benson chairman of
the state highway commission, Chief
Forester II. s. Graves of the forestry
bureau, who had been antagonistic
to the project, was won over, and
promised to give the subject earnest
consideration. Highway Commission
er f. j. Adams was next visited at
Eugene and went on record as favor
ing the highway
The highway commission has been
passing the buck to the forestry serv-
ice, which had passed it back again,
and between the two, there was every
probability that the five years CO.
.0perative road work between state
and federal government would en-
tirely ignore Crater Lake highway,
and that not 4 penny would be spent
upon it. As a result of the efforts
" Messrs Gates and Walthers, the
state highway commission has rec
commended it, and If the highway does
not receive consideration, it will not
be the state commissions fault.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05
Stevenson Gives
Pictures to Club

Chester Stevenson has offered to
provide twenty-four photographs of
scenes in Ashland and vicinity to re-
place some out Of date pictures in
some frames owned by the CONNER
cial Club, Mr.. Stevenson generous
offer was gratefully accepted by the
club.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05

Maximum temperature, co. on
27th; minimum, temperature, Is, on
1st.
Total precipitation, 235 inches,
Greatest in "a hours, .42 inch, on
29th.
Total snowfall, IL inches. On
ground at end of month, 8 inches.
Number of clear days, s; partly
cloudy, 4 cloudy, 10.
LOUIS DODGE,
Cooperative Observer.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05

to the interior of one room. The fire
was discovered after Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes had retired Monday evening.
The fire department was called and
extinguished the blaze with chemi-
Gals.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05


carries the most COM
plete stock in America of rare and
beautiful birds from all over the
world. Before purchasing a pet
of any kind, visit our stores and
see the large collection of fancy
and aviary birds. We carry the
largest stock of all kinds of cages,
of all prices and varieties; also
foods and remedies for any of your
pets.
TALKING PARROTS.
The good, tame. double yellow
heads so widely sold as the human
takers; celebrated birds from Cor
into, known to be the best talking
parrots. p
DOGS.
Our dog department is at your
service with a collection of dogs
and puppies of all kinds also a
full line of kennel supplies. Send
Cor illustrated catalogue in colors.
FREE l.. NJ. GRIDER,
1901 Central avenue and ZIG Mer-
camille place, Los Angeles, Cal.
91-3t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05
Classified Advertisements
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TO TRADE-Mrs Ella Critchlow,
10 Lincoln street, Salem, Ore,
wants to trade Salem property for
an Ashland home. If you are on
the trade, write to her. 1t"
SALE-A client of ours
has $50 acres on Highway, three
miles from Rogue river; 70 acres
cultivated. 120 acres bottom, 10
acres good pears, 5000 cords wood
on place. Threatened foreclosure.
Gives us right to sell for $4,000.
Must have half cash. w. D. Hodg-
son, Ashland. 9l-3t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05
Overheated Stove
Causes Small Fire

An overheated stove in the house
at 200 Lincoln street, occupied by
S. NJ. Hayes and owned by ]. G.
Hayes of Elkshead, Ore, caused a
fire which did considerable damage
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05

WANTED-Boy of about 16 years to
run garbage wagon. Apply to this
. office. 91-3t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05
Spraying.

Those wishing spraying done call
or see Charles c. Martin, phone
454-Y. Residence, $40 B st. soft
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05

FOR RBNT-Four-room cottage, fur
nished, on upper Granite, adjoining
park. Call on A. Bert Freeman.
91-tf
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05

EGGS FOR SETTINGS. C. Black
Minorcas. 81 for setting OF 13.
A. Bert Freeman. 91-tf
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-05

Have a fit at Ores.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
Sin xeues SObrperfabrea.

>oeit man nit 9ilfe oes e.cttriiGra
otrOmes erpBe Utengen QHaner III
leine Seltanptpsile, 2Baneritoii nnc
SaueritOff. Serlest unO o.tie 6e.6en
9aie our4 gepaItigeH 1rud nHo
State in 5IanIgteIten pernaHoet,
tunn man tliifigsn SuueritoIf, Der
aIeroiugs nl9t IN 6lasz ionoera IL
StuDI1Ial9en autbepGbrt riro, IN tes
lleblseu AuaHtltaten tauf2n 9(r
fIufise Saueritoff ipirb in DR. Gstnit
unO jnoultrIs tGOn plelfac4 teripnTot,
bauptiaali9 gum S9mel6en Don Aies
talen.
Der SausrItoff, Bon mir aus Sc;
&utt elnathnIen mInen, in Der r 3I
p Yro3ent entbolten 1T, bl. betann,s
lid bic @lseni1aft, oaB er oDar Ie;fit
ni9t brennt, aber leoe GerDrenarHg
Iebbaft forDert unb unter9GIt. Die
Yerbrennung 1T ia Deiter ni9ts q!s
cine Yerbinouns nit Sauertoff. s5n
relnem Sauerltoff 1T naturs(mGB bic
Yerbrennung an tutenIIoiten, lUcs
bur9 bieifo9e S9uIetperlmente ubers
al betannt lit. 9alten mir Cin slims
menoes 9nl5ltiid9en in Sauerroff 10
fIammt es ipfort bell auf; ellie gIiib.ho
gsma6te ubrfsber aus Siabl aers
brennt inter pra9tlger &I9teri1si>
nung in reiusm Sauerltoff. Dieie Gl-
seui9dft bes SaueritOIieS 9at man
neueroings benuBt, um OAus leDe Uio,
i4Inenarbett ytetau, bslonoers GfeH,
5u bur9bobren.
Das 9erfabrsn it isbr s,niad. Sin
Irbetter, Der naturlIf gum SguB:
segsn Jeuer unb Sibs nit .uem Uu4s
ranoisen AsbsfGnSug betIeioet ut,
ri9tet eine eiierne A0brs auT 9is
Steqs bes Giieritiides, an Der ea
our9bobrt psrbeu lou. 9te Hoy1c
trdst i'm Sausrn nod etne 3p,iis
Hopre, bieie itebt nit etna Sarcrs
ttoffs 6lai9e in 8erbinOuns, pG9ttgr
bic auBere an bic Gusle!tung aiats
N1AOIItN ~. SuSuN UtEl SlfSiltt.tA
uusltr0menos &eudtsas pirD eui5ln.
bet. Sur9 bts Stl9fIGmme pirD oGio
bic 9luidBitelIe am Giien glii5anb. Hpa
trltt our6 bic lnnere h0bre or
Saueritoff ar bieie giibenbe SteIl',
bic 8erbrennung pirb ioiort einc 1u=
BERT lebbafte. Inter geipaItlGe,a
Sunfenipriiben Herbremt bas @iIen an
bleier STEELE. Der Arbeiter ic5iebt pus
fobr INNER rad, uno auf biefe g8clle
er in turSer ,3eit eusn
oiden @tienbloG.
2teie Durtbobrung 1T Iebr einta9
lnb erfDrbert bebeuteno tpsnigsr Jtratts
iuo 9ilfsmtttei, ais psnn crit eias
oobrmai6ine tn Sbatlstet seieBt
perosn mub, bic Iangiam bur6 oas
siien elm Sod bpbrt, urb es lit iidtr,
,ab bisies neue 8obrpertabren balo III
Der SeHnit cine aussebreitete Ysra
nenoune finbsn ipiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
3ufuhr {.

Rim bpieb. Der Martt jsists
ii9 bsuts lsbbaftrr ais in Der IsBien
3eit. Stisrs unb 5eifsr. Die gut
gum SdIadten parsn. periautten
beHer uno bic asreifs fir itritt aus
erlsisne Sortsn pnren sipas bebsr.I
Die geiDGbnIi4en uub seriusen Sors
ten iparen ieoo9 Ianginm bsi altsnI
prsiien. Die austpdrtiee Ra9lrase
fir Giibs unb Gannsrs mar gut, bic
preiis fart unb itttis. Die 3uiubr|
on WiiI9tiiben mar serins. bic prris
fe infolse brinsenDer Ra9frage ltori
unb bOber. Gsip6bnIi9s Wildtii6s iun.
rem lansidm BEL often prsHen- CUTE
Stoders unb syesbers iDarsu Doll
itetis, seipShnIide unb serinse tparsn|
psrna6IdfFgt.
RitIers uub fGipsre Gtisre 5000
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-12.75; Gleii9er Sttsre $3.50
9.50; ouserlsins Bis ertra $40
1L00; 5eifsrs $6.O0--8.25; nussrIs,
fene Bis ertra $S.5O-9.OO; ait
$5.25-Z.00; nuserlefene Bis frtrc
$7.25-S.O0; Ganners S4.5O-5.OO;
Nil6tiibs $4500-115.OO; etoderi
ntb 5eebers $5.50-9.25.
8ulIen = Der Ulartt ipal
meift ftstig, bic 9Drsife bic alten. Oil
3ufubr mar gering unb Die beherer
@rabs seigten infOlge gutter glndHrass
einiee 8eferuns.
6ette gullen $7.75-8.5O; Bclogno
$6.75-7.75; mnSsre unb Iei6te $5.s
00-6.50.
4dfber. Die 3ufubr mar sui,
bic 9a4frage elei4fals, bic Yreilt
itetig Biz itart.
Bette lei6te aGf6er S14.25--14.e
so; fair Biz CUTE $12.00-14.25; Or
bindre unb srObe $5.00-9.50.
S6petne. Die Oeffmansss
preife tpareu itetig Bis 25e niebriser.
2eidte unb rnube s6peine unb Ger
lei hatten eeitrigs qrsifs. Der Rartt
mar Ie6baft. Der umfab Elm sut9,
ber S6lub lietig bis itarf.
stuserlsfene i6tpere 225 pfunb unb
mebr $15.M-15.35; nuserldtne
gerIanbte unb 9Isif9srort.n $500,
mittlsre unb esnliibts $14.25--15.s
90; fair bis CUTE Iei6te 8erfanbtfors
ten 12O Bis 155 pfuno $13.O-
400; orbindrs big CUTE 5ertsl ITO
pfuno uno tpeHiSsr S10.0O-13OO;
orbirdre biz aussrIeisne I4pere iette
Sdue $11.D-14.OO; orbinGre Bis
eute Stngs $10.00-13.0o.
g h hafe unb & mer. Sic
3ufubr par Siemlt6 reifii6. Alte
S6afe tuaren in gutter Nadfrose bel
itarisn urO stlpas b0bsrsn pSeiisn.
9dmmsr paren msiit iietig. Der
S6luB tpar iteiig.
S6oTe, auserIsisns Bis ertra $9.75
1000; einiss $1O25; fair biz quite
So 90 $50; Guls uno proindre
$4.00-7.00; gode 1926 unb ptRis
ger. admmtr, Oussrlsins Bis srtra
$15.75-16.00; fair big CUTE 1880
-15.5o; fecpnbs S12.oo-13.O0;
Galls uub prbindrs $9.00-1L00.
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3uder. - preiie itetig. Rnfft'
nirisr Gut 2oaf 5000; popbsreo
$9.1O; Cubes $685.; graHuIirtsr
$S.95; gonfsetioners .al' 1886; Off
u" $8.55-8.65; ipeiber ertra 3d.
35-S.45; EXTRA g $S.25 per gum
bert plumb.
WoIaffes. - Warit jtttig. -
Rem Orleans Open aettI 55-65e;
Centrifugal 40-48e per @allone.
Rsis. - grtra fanep Seap ST.
94c; fantp s-8ae; iscOnb osao T.
Whetlins. 90. 9a.-6.8 Sub, faut.
lac; s,bro4euer 53-5ac; JapaH "a
Sic.
Dairn probutts
Butter. - Warit siemIih Iebs
hnft. 9rsfe iietig. WboIemilt
srtra 44ac. gentrali3eb srtra 42e;
gentraIijsb firIts 40e; iseonbs 37hc;
5anep Gairp 39e; pading Stod
295-34e.
adfe. - Martt f.F; Sbio 26e;
9crbpeiili6sr 20 -2sac; H.p yOr'
27ae; Gaipsissr 40-65c; 2imburssr
27-27se; bo. Bird 32c per pfurlb.
gisr. - Wartt rubis unb bic
preife fietis. = a3rima firfts 8iih'
nsreisr 40e; firits 38e; orbindre
firits 36c; iseonbs 34e per Dussnb.
gefIigsI. - Worsi l,bhn'i.
preijs iietis. 8roiIsrs 2 pfnnoI
uno bnriibsr 20c; groilsrs liz
Pfunb 22e; 9dbne 17e; oiibnsr l9-
22e; Srutbiihner bon SO Ptuno
2se; bo. nit trummtr gruit i2e;l
guns Sc; iunss Gnieu bon 2 sIfuno
unb barber 22-24e; aIte ipeibs Sn'
ten pc; Gdnfe 15-16c; ults zans
ben s1.50 per Dussnb.
Cbftuns gsmlfe
3ifronen. - California $500
$50 psr Rife; 2imss s1.oo-l25l
pei aias 1
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Die fpfsenben Sepsfden trnfeu
ipdbrtub bss seitrigsn 7ases bier elm;
piHsburg, Bal 5ub. fGat.
@bstlinq, 20. @n.--10.2 SUB. fqat.
por.ersbure, D. 9a.-11.2, fail.
ebarlefton. 10. 8a.-7.2 6uB. fiat.
portsmoutb, S.-16.8 5uB, fdIt.
qouisDilfe. ab.-9.5 SuB, ftsigt.
epansDiae, Snb.-4.2 CUB, iteigt.
Haihbille, senH.-12.01 5ub, faIt.
@battdnooea, Ssnn.-9.5 Sub, fI[t.
Ylempbis, 9enn.-3.3 SUI fGet.
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Gbitaao, "a. Ottober.

S6peine. - 3ufubr 10000
Mortt idpaa; guIt s14So-l6.4oi
Isidots $14.25-16.45; e,mifdte $14.'
60-16.70; i6psre S14.55-l6.65;
rau!s $14.55-14.90; GsrleI $10.25
1885.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 10000;
Rar!t fart; Rotipe Stiere $685.
1900; @eittrn Stiere $6.0o-13.65;
Stotsrs unb Seebers $e.0o-11.4O;
aiihs uno 5siftrs $4.75-1190; adI'
Der $8.0o-15O0.
9 6af.. --3ufubr 24,O00; Warii
fdtpn9; Metb.rs SS.75-l2.75; Spes
$s.o0-1130; 2dmuisr $12.26-
IT'S.
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Onn6e(nSisJ@r9 9aar
mil Sa(6ei-0@es
@enH nit S6msfsl semenet, buHfsIf
er 10 Hatiriid, bak Is Qiemanb
bemertt.

Gie aJdi6uua bon sdlbes1bee unb 5dbpefeI
gum Sunfeln araiieu. iireitieeH uu6 berbldbteH
9aares III erobnutferb 4esept uH5 eeHte ae.
biau6en &c GIEb bsuie. nm ibrem SaGEe cine
ihoHe. glei6mnbiae 5drbe 5u beioGbren nGs
iebr oerftdHoia it, beHH mir Ieben in einem
5eitaltsf. in psIoem ein ilsgeHoIi1es ausiebsn
ben benz groEten BortbeiIe III.
49elr5Uiaas nun baben mir Hidt bic nuiitdHo.
line Dhibe. ben SaIbei gu ~'iiideH uHo bic
d,nlieriae .Jeiibuna 81 pauie berSniieuen. aae
aDotbeIeH oerfuheu oas nm Ge6raude ieriige
RrOonit, toeIobee bifrfb Die 5EeGbe bon anoereH
SeitnubtbeiIeH oerbefiert piro uHb oeu Raluen
q gSnerb's Gage arb SuIp6ur COMPOUND ilbri.
IS 10 iebr populdr, oeHn QiemuHo lam ieiHe
ssntDeHDung eHtbeden SeIdteu Sie siHiaD
StreH StdHm ooer cine meide Gifrite odHtii an
iHo slebeE Sie oieielbeu burd ,ybr 6dar, iii'
BON Gle auf einmuI Hlr elre ilene SGarnatns
bis slm Ilorneu DerlbUlHoei l1r
glnI:es padr, dber lpas 0ie GdmeH be oem o.
traudle bon g9netb's Gage afio Sulp6ur Gnls
roIHEb entSiidt, 1T ber umitGuo, oGb es ne1en
her prdf fooleH 9HHfelnnl bes 3aGres Ia o
einiaeH 4ppliiationesl ieieH peideu &lan5 nno
Ten NIhnein Der Sine berOOrrlni iUel6e 10
cu8iebeub iinb Gieie 5im gebrnudDe ieriias
grnpGplti3n 1T eti angenebmer 2oileiie'Nrinel
fir SicleHgen, melfc eir uebr uacHoh6es
slusiebeH "a baben mhui6eH. Gle IN Hiht lyy
S"""-'d ooet BetbliHHg eiHer pa,lts
iInHfbeit 5eftiHtuIt.
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@eus TIeifabsIitatei

~ y w W " l IL
fe. @bicagper ppaders" ertldtsH,
baB bic Observation-Disclosures
giinitig TT fir bic Qusoebnang heS
Yertuufs bon Nebenproout:sn. 0;sr;u
iinb 9ebirue, per3en, 8dlbsmiIt,
Seber. WeiI3, Sungen, Sdpsinei9nar.
Ben, SdDeinsObrsn, &uIoalen, 0aba
nentGmme uIn. eingei9lOhen. Dicie
SbeiLe fpurben nod Dor 30 ssd6rsn
meiItens fortgstporfen. Damn aber
begunnen bic @rcBihIabtersien lie
i9radbuft susubereiten, unb bduteu
nah uub uah eirsn uuiebnliden
6anbel oarin duf. Sc 1T ieoo9 NOD
&aum fir tpeitere besiigIibs gutDid.
lung porbnneen. 8eipnbefe RleiHs
meBger folIten fi9 einen 8orrath ~,
Iegai unb ben Bertonf fDrosrn. DER.
orttee Grseuanife tperbsn inter Der
SeseithnHuq acknowledgements
aHeeboten. Cir fiub in iauitdren 9es
hdltern perpadt, feben appetiterre.
seub aus, unb fidern meiIteus s.ns
&uubI9oft.
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G6ieagp, "a. Ottober.

V 1l u, l4. SJlIupet.
DeII9tOrn. = SIR 9s3. $1.1444-
1.165; am S9lub $1.163. Sir TtaI
$1.09a-111s; am S9Iub $1.11s.
5dfer. - 5iir DEG. 5sa-58se;
am S9lub 585c. Sir Mui 595--
60se; am S6Iub 604e.
ROsgen. - 20. 2, $181a,
@erfte. = S1.151.H.
Simptbr. - $6.50-S.25.
alee. - $18.00-24.O0.
port. = sFiir Sttober am S6luB
$4,000. Sir San. $38.45-3S.95;
ON S6lub $3.50.
Sdmal3. - Sir gop. S23.7O--
24.05; am S6Iub $23.82. Sir San.
$21.35-31.65; am S9Iub $21.60.
Rippsuieitn, sir Ottpber ST.
70. s5iir San. $21.o0-M35; ON
S9luB $21.17.
Butter. - Rnrtt b0ber; CREAMERY
3si-42ic.
Gir. 3ufubr 1857 aiitn;
Mortt urptrdEoert.
aartpffeln. 3ufubr 70 ears;
Wartt uneerGnbert.
9efIiiael. - 9ebenbss, Dlnrtt bos
6er; Sdbns 15-1Sc; Springsrs 19c.
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na9snfshen, ssHau ipsiB: beg 9aufss
@ebieter 1T erDaht! Die aite, unent>
l@Iebsne 5ruge srbebt it4; sSnltintt
ober ueberleguns21
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

Oransen. - California yds
fencitS $3.00-3.50 per aif<.
Vffrfi4s-Hep gori eIberta
75e-$1.0O.
Guittem. - $2Oo-2.25 per
gu.
atpftl. = Sonathau $6.00--6.s
so per gbl.; SmOtebouie $4.OO-4.50
per gbl.; Rambo 4epfef $4.25-4.50
per gbl.; gal6tpin $4.e0-4.50 per
BbI.; 0rimss @oIbsn $4.50-4.75 per
8el.; 9raDsnitein $4.50-4.75 per
Bbl.; WeaItbD $1.50-l.65 per Ybl.;
Wlaiben Bluff S4.75-5.00 per gbl.;
Wolf Ripcr $4.25-4.50 per 5bl.
pippins $3.50-4.50 per Gbl.; orots
mare Sorten 75c-1.0O per gbf.
Birnen. aisfers $1.00-1>
25e; gartlstts $2.25-2.50; Gargo
$3.50 per 9u.
qfIoumen. glaue, S2.25-
ESQ ter gu.
3gdermeloneu. COLORADO
Sumbo u $1.OO-l1O; DO. iIa9e
Grate 75-90c; 9Onsb Dem Sije 8
$3.50.
Meintraubeu. = Goncoros
23c per 5a pfb. &or6; 25-26e per 8
pfb. aorb. Delatpars $1.25-1.35
per 30 pib. aprb., Mein GcntOros
4E44e per pfunb.
Z m q oes. - ginbeimiide
81 5000 per gu.
2artoffelH. gtnbslmilne
unb 2ouisbilIe $5.25-5.50 per 8ul.
unb $1.5O-1.6 go per gu. uuf benz
@sisif..
Sibfartoffsfn. Jlcro,
Carolina $3.75-400 per Dbl.
GaIteru SbOrs $3.50 per Bbl.
GurfeH. - 5ref6baus 75t per
9uBtnb.
araut. - einbeimiites $275I
300 per 9bl. unb $400o-42.OC
per 5on auf bsm Dsleiis.
BeiBsRaben. $1.0o-l.25t
per gu.
3piebeln. - Beibe $1.75-
200; gslbe $1.50-1.75 per Su.
Griine 80 bHeH. - Suolt9eI
$1.25-150 per camper.
4arotten. - giHbeimii6s c2.sI
50-2.75 per 9bl.
Ganbsrsbutfe.
8 en-. - go. / 2imotbp $27.00-l
2T.50; 30. . 2imOt6p $26.5o-27.s
90; 30. 8 simOtbp $26.o0-26.5O;
go. l semiidtsr &Iss S26.50-27.s
90; SO. 2 ssmiiatsr alss 5000
2e.50; go. / al.e $26.50-27.00;
SO. 9 bo. $26.00-26.50; alfalfa
$2e.00-27.50; Rogssnftrob $1,000
Hoo; SafsritrOb $S.50-9.Oo;
Bsi,cnitrob $8.5o-s.oo per 1onns.
RI6Isufutter. = Iiurtt rus
bia. = al.ie $33.00-33.50; Wios
bIinas braure $43.0o-44.00; tDeibs
$48.50-4900; ssmifGtss gutter
$37.0o-37.50.
Gdmertten. - Marit felt; 4
alseIamen $12.30-13.6O per gu.
bonn Stor.; 5imOtbp $3.30-390;
Bu6pei,sn $1.25-2.00; OIa4sia'
men $3.50 per 9u.
gsrf 9iebenes.
St[e - Warit itetid - ue;uplI
robes $1.15 per @allons In ydrtien
DON Ia gbl.; 10 @aaonen geto4s
tes $1.31; Rc. / Garo6l $1.38-l.s
40; Winters5sit S1.63-1.68; Cotton
Sci Sil raft. $1.50 per GalOne;
1srpentin SIC in partien DON Is
Sob; petroleum, Ohio Carbon Stats
5eIt 10a; SpssialsSorte 12c; Rso
Grotpn GdoIin 25e; Rapbta 30c per
9alIone.
Gals. - Der Martt III feit. -
Obio Ripsr $500 pgr Dbl. bon 100
Pfunb. Jubrlobn binsusefiigt.
safs. - 1nrtt itstis. - pri,
mo Gitp 16A-17e; DO. gountrp 15
-15ac per pfunb.
aoblen. = Marst rubia. pitts,
burg $5.00-6.00; aanaip6a $500
300; Rut uno Slad $4.5O-5.75 Der
Tonne abe.Iiefert. Rau9IoIe Siiids
!o6len $3.50; antbra3iie $1,000 perl
5oHns abesliefert. gote soifet $6.50l
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aasIider mtarft.Ssr SsriAt. .
Gineinnati. "a. pttp6er.

Die nn9folssnbsn Auotirunsell Be-
5iebtn iid nur auf Gnsros, xransois
tionen. Bel llsinersn 0eihdften ipers
ben sttpas b0bere preiie bers4usi.
propifionem
g 9maI5. = prima Steam
23.95-2.1O; Jamilp 26a- -2e.
Srodsngefaistnss Tlstid.
Sbort clear Ssitsn 28-28se; ertra
fbort dear Gsitsn 27a a-25e; fiirss
8ipptn 27t-28e; Bellies 3O4-Soae
per sfuHb.
@erdu9ertes gIeif&. -
Short clear Ssiten 30a-31e; srtra
fbort clear Seiten 30-30ae; iur3e
Rippsn 30-30Ac; Bellies 33s -33ic.
sugar gureb Gleti6. =
Sbinttn 28k-293e; picnic Stuls
tern 23-23se; gr.aifaIt Bacon 39-
40t; S6uItsrn in gadeisn 24t -25e;
ytsfp Dort Gut 25t-26c; estrodnetr
Ss.f S6uIteru 34-34lc per plumb.
2 Sibgsp6deltes GIetib.-
S6intsn 25k-28c; gicnic Sduls
tern 20le; Bellies 34-36e; Sdul.
tern in padeteH 20--2oAe; Rem Yort
Gut bo. 21-21se.
Grif dts 1letf6. - S6ins
ten. lois 26s-27ae; qirnic SGuIs
tern 20-21c; Gaultsrn 23-23ac;
tur5e Rippsnlsiien 26-27c; Ibort
clear Rippenfsiten 26-27e; ertra
ibort clear Rdppenieiisn 26-264e;
lsi9te Bellies 35s-36tc; iaip.r. bO.
34-35e.
WshI unb Getreibe
Wtbi. - Dintsr patenl $l0.30;I
Winter tanep 5000; Winter famiip
$3.50; Wintsr ertra $3.50; 9Diatcr
orbindr $7.90-8.40; 9artss @eiSetI
patsHt $ll.40-11.90; 5artss 8ei'
sen fantp $10.65-11.15; ;bartss 1gei.
gen famiIn $9.90-10.40; Qortbipss
fern seniidtes $10.75-11.00; Jog,
gen. eitp. rsinss. $11.o0-1L25;
Nossth eitp, ssmiiGies, $1lo0-|
11.25.
DsiSsn - Der Wlarit mar
itetis; no. 1 rotbsr $2.19-2.21;
Rp. 2 rotbsr s2.16-2.1S; go. 81
rotfsr $2.12-2.15; go. A unb yio.
5 na6 probe $2.05-2.12 per 8u.
We 6torn. - go. ipsiBes
$2.16-2.1S; go. 3 DO. $216-2.1S;
RO. 8 bO. $2.16-2.1s; HO. 4 DO.
$2.12-2-14; gO. 5 DO. $2.10--l
PIP; SO. 8 bO. $2.10-2.12. - geo.
l sslbes $2.00-2.02; Ro. Q DO.
$2.00-2.02; Ro. 3 bo. $2.00-2.s
OF; Ro. A bo. $L97-L99; Ro. 5 DO. |
81 .95-1.97; go. 6 DO. $751;
81. - RO. / semii4tes $500; RO. 2
DO. S1.9S-2O0; SO. 3 bo. $1.98-I
200; 80. a DO. $1.96-197; 30. 81
DO. $1.94-196; Ro. 8 bo. $1.94-l
1.96. - Weibes RoIbeutorn $2.l2-|
2.14; ssfb.s aolbentorn $l.98-l
200; semii4tss aorbsntorH $1.95-I
1.97.
Safer. = go. 2 ipeiber 62FI
63e; Stanbarb fpeibtr 62-62at; SO.
8 tpsibsr 61s $40; SO. 4 tpsiber 60
-61c; SO. 2 s.utifdter 61--6lAe;
no. 8 ssmii9tsr sinbstmiidsr Co.
Sic; RO. 4 gsmiifter 57-59c.
Rogsen. - Ro. 2 neusr SLIT
Ito; RO. 3 $1.74-1.76; 90. A
S1.70-1.73; probe S1.68-1.70.
Wbisfep.
9ertauit ipurbeu 204 8bls. Sis
fi[i.rs Jiniiheb GOoos suf Der Baiss
S4.60.
Groceries.
Raffee. - Sapa 27-32e; Rps
ba 272-30c; Guatemala fauep 1896
10. suter 17ac.
No esntss
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e:eIb, gonDs unO slftien in 9leIu Dort

gejAattsvspisre surbrn 81 5h$ els.
foutirt. a3edlI suf 2oRson Dateu itetis.
niir 30 Tsss sA7lk, Gsmmtrfiai Bins, -
isas, H.7i. Sidt s17s4, Habel,
anusiiunetn N70 7li6, francs 6iat
67qH, Ratel a7sA; Rart, ieiHf Guoiv
runsen; RssHen. feiHf GnsiiruHsen, pol
ldH6ii6e 9ulbsH Sidt 42ar, aabd 4ozs.
S,rs SiAs 7.S6. Mabel 7.s5. Rabd Sid,i
iS.s0; 4absl 1880, Stiber BdutH S2H,
,,teIitanifae Ssasis axe
aftie ienMarst-gsdbrtab Der bsIoen
gbrfenffxsbeH mar Der Dasrii itRaa unb
DR xreiis bsifsn AZ Itibtn. Die Bsrlulte
bdisieu ii& anf bis . yoinis.
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6gridstem.

Douneritas. 25. DIT 1917.
Der MaFsrtunb I'M DbiOflub pirb
ii9 nur ipenis berGnbtrn. Geiteru
9lbeno betrus berfelbs bel 5isilssr
6tabt 17.9 Guk
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peiterer iol9er Tabriten laut DurOe.
- Der Saufprsis zines rcaIen Hefs
tes bes &nnpfmaGer s9eperbes betrolg
um oieie 3eit bic aniebHIi1s Summe
DON 600 9uloen.
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q EN- gprf, "a. Sttobe,

" EN- Wcrf "a. SIIooer.
Weli6.orH. = Wartt fart; RD. 2
eeIbes $2.10s uub 20. 2 ganii9tss
$2.c84 c. / I. n. o.
9nfr. - Taartt ftetis; @tan5arD
66s-67c.
S9maI3. - Rartt f.ii; 'Wioa:
Wef $24.30-24.40.
Ter Wortt fit be nnbsr.n artiieI
mar unperaubsrt.
3uter. - Rober, Wlarit Fetig;
Centrifugal $500; WolaIss $500;
rGffinirter itstis; fem sranuiirter
$8.35.
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Siebuiarft

Gineinnatt "a Sh. 1917.
3ufubr unS @erianbt pdbrsno Der
ltBten "a Stun6sn. persli9en NH
Den Oorpsrsanssnsu aipei Sagen. iito
ipie iolst:
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metan MART.
81 e p gori, "a. DttOber.

3inn. - Martt feit; $3.50.
glsi. - Martt fHipo5 uub unss'
reeeli fir $3.50 nomine1.
Spelter. = Rartt fIan unb pilig;
$7.87A-812s.