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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10
RSONALS AND
NEWSY NOTES

Call a1s5 for Bemidil steam Laun !:
dry. 5.55. s5s 6d3S
Z Y. M. N. Kohl Of Casss Lake was D. visit
tor In the city Sunday. .s,....- -.
R. F. Ross Of Walker is among the
guests at the Markham. ~.@r - =. !: !.
F. H. Petersonsof Moorhead, MINI,
passed Sunday I'M Bemfdji.
H. M. Wixted Of Chicago was
among the weekend visitors.
John Kurtti Of Nebish transacted
business in Bemidji Saturday.
s# Six of the Northome4 teachers, are
s,xsiting BemidJi schools today ~.
Miss Esther oleson. of St. Paul was
weekend visitor in Bemidji.
I A. A. Brink of Duluth was among
/ the Sunday visitors in the city NJ
r. H. Hoag of Chicago was a. Sun
{ dayfvisitor at the Hotel Markham.
Nyl- ~. u
4 Mrs. G. w. Miller of Wadena is
spending a short time In Bemidji.
5 D. A. Colpitts of Littlefork trans
acted busin ess In the city Saturday.
$4,000 to loan on Farms. Dean
Land Co. .~.- =, ~. =, E. 80 .d71tf
Martin Jolhaug OF Gonyick was
among the business visitors Satur-
day. e. -" g., - -.
Miss Marie Rider OF Shevlin was a
guest In the city during the week
end, " 4 E..E ~. -
Niels Nelson of Maple Park, ILL.,,
/ is among the business visitors In the
,.city. ~ ....z
s H. e. Fradette of st. Paul is a
business visitor in the city for brief
time.
Z. s. Cooper of Madison was
among the Sunday visitors in Be-
midi y
Attorney George E. Spear of Du-
.luth is in the city on legal business
today. H.
The best supper you ever ate for
35c at the M. O.. church Monday
night, 49,. ----@ .. 2-39
Ms. William Blakely Of Spur was
among the out of town shoppers Sat-
urday. - ia
P. l.. Jones of Washington, d. c.,
was visitor in Bemidji during the
weekend.
Mrs. Henry Anderson; of Wilton
was visitor in the city Saturday be-
tween trains.
E J. F. Taylor Of Bismarck, N. D.,
passed Saturday in Bemidji on busi-
ness matters. ~ .-lr~.e So.
Hans Olson Of Superior, Wis, was
among the business visitors in the
city Saturday. r..
Mrs. C. w. Miller of Wadena and
Judge NJ. G. Tiff Of Minneapolis ar
rived this morning to attend the
Methodist Centenary conference.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Mrs. s. e. Case and daughter. Of
Pine River visited friendssin BAmidji;
between trains Saturday u;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Mrs. Sam Hayth, who has been i'll
for. some time at her home In town
OF Northern, is improving
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Miss Florence sA Hunt Of L East
Grand Forks, MIMI passed 5yester-
day In the city. ~ IL 8. ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Mrs. Myron Van Week Of, Little
fork passed Saturday in Demid II on
business matters. Il
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Martin Jolhaug OF Gonyick was
among the business visitors Satur-
day. t.. ..s' 49, 49, - ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

& D. A. Colpitts of Littlefork trans
acted business In the city Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Mrs. e. X. Fluke and, Miss Dorothy
Fluke of Walker were guesta 1T the
Markham Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

II See the NJ u. menu appearing IA
this Issue. Take the, family. You
are all invited. 3-39
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Ia Mrs. p. Brandvick of Mary and
Mrs. William Hunt of Northern,
spent Saturday In Bemidji shopping
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Miss Marie Rider Of Shevlin was a
guest In the city during the week
end Il Fa - r.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

:. r. H. Hoag of Chicago was a. Sun
dayTvisiter at the Hotel Markham.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Mrs. G. w. Miller of Wadena Is
spending a short time in Bemidji.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

$4,000 to loan on rarms. Dean
Land Co, .e =. Il, '.~sv.rr.. E, @s~ d71tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Hans Olson Of Superior, Wis, was
among the business visitors in the
city Saturday. s~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

E. s. Cooper of Madison wa
among the Sunday visitors in Be
midi 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

!. A. A. Brink of Duluth was among
the Sunday visitors in the city NJ
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Attorney George E. Spear of Du-
luth is in the city on legal business
today. ~ H.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

H. E. Fradette of st. Paul is a
business visitor in the city for brief
time
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Niels Nelson Of Maple Park, Ill.
is among the business visitors In the
city. -. -s:~ T..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Mrs. C. w. Miller of Wadena and
Judge NJ. G. Tiff Of Minneapolis ar
rived this morning to attend the
Methodist Centenary conference.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

The best supper you ever ate for
35c at the M. E. church Monday
night. 49,. ~. . 2-39
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Major H. Mcdonald and wife Of
minneapolis are among the visitors
in Bemidj being. guests at the Mark
ham. ss- = Z y : 5s..F' 4.
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: J. F. Taylor Of Bismarck, N. D.,
passed Saturday in Bemidji on busi-
ness matters. 80 .-ze-sa 81.
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=. Rotchild and wife OF Nav York
City were among the. visitors I'm the
city Saturday. ss.

4. Rotchild and wife of Nav York
City were among the visitors I'M the
city Saturday.
III See the NJ u. menu appearing. "a
this Issue Take the family. You
are all invited. 3-39
d, Miss Florence IA. Hunt OF East
Grand Forks, Mtnns passed Syester-
day In the city. q ,s
Mrs Myron Van Week of, Little
fork passed Saturday in Demid1 - on
business matters. 4
Mrs. b., x. Fluke and. Miss Dorothy
Fluke OF. Walker were gueata ut the
Markham Saturday.
s Mrs.iaS. e. Case and daughter Of
Pine River visited sfriendsYin Remidji
between trains Saturday.
& C. r.. Ranks real estate man OF
Minneapolis is among. sthe business
visitors In the city today, 4
Mrs. Sam Hayth, who has been i'll
for some time at her home In town
OF Northern, is improving.
Attend the M. b. supper Monday
night, March 10, In the church base
ment. Tickets 35c. 2-395
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Mrs Henry Anderson of Wilton
was visitor in the city Saturday be-
tween trains.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

Ms. William Blakely Of Spur was
among the out of town shoppers Sat-
urday. = .FE -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

P. l.. Jones of Washington, d. c.,
was a visitor in Bemidji during the
weekend. $50
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

I Miss Esther Olesone of St.=Paul was
! weekend visitor in Bemidji.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-10

The Ladies Aid of the M. e. church
will serve a Soc supper in the church
basement Monday night to the pub
lie, commencing at $3.50 o'clock.
The menu is as follows. ,.sss,. "a.
Pot roast, mashed potatoes, cab
sbage salad, jelly. apple pie, cheese,
coffee. We 2-39
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Among the guests at the Markham
Saturday wereaJ. H. Viereg, st.
Cloud; G. H. Spear, Duluth; s. H.
Paxton, st. Paul; R. E.Fortz, Min
neapolis; G. H. Fritts,s Minneapolis;
B. H. .Theisen, Minneapolis, and
George Ruthner of Deer 4Riyer.s,x
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CLINTON

F L. Besse has disposed Of his
very fine herd Of Hereford oxen.
which were awarded II blue ribbons
at The Central Maine fair at Water
vile ana u Blue ribbons at the Name
State fair al Lewiston. Nine head
were sold TO Hall & Lowell of Farm
ipsten. three heat to s. W. Sages ..
ST. Jonnsbury, VI. and one very
fnncy pair TO Charles NJ. Davenport
of CUnnecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harding. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Harding of Albion.
Miss Nellie Harding of Boston ana
Mrs. Herbert Geutiwin and dRugh-
ter Charlotte Of Fairfield. were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fl. II.
Harding.
Nathan H6xie. Z. Of M. passed the
week-end with his parents Mr. ana
Mrs James Hexie
Mrs Harry Chamberlain returned
Monday after passins a week with
friends in Cambridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley keene.
daughter Barbara. Mr. AMI Mr.
Thumns H.. Ward and son. aHxweii.
Albsrs wafdrnn. snn 0enrse. Mr. nna
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Mrs Frank Richardson. Wilhar
Dietey. Melvin Wiley. Puuler Lewis
ana Eben Lewis were among hose
who attended the Cnitey fair last
week.
Arthur Holt has purchased the vii
iags house Of Holt * Richardson TO
ne moved AMI remodeiea for a tene-
Inent house.
Donald Shaw. Colby 81. passed
SUNDAY with his parents DR.. am
Mrs. Il. H Shaw.
Harold Holt VINO has employment
at Herman Center. passed Sunday
with his parents Mr.. anu Mrs. Alfred
Holt
The Wesleyan Literary club viii
hole It's annual social evening Tues
day, Oct. :. at the home IF Mrs.
Jennie Wheeler.
Elvin Ihuuith rs soon 70 leave Town
10 live with his son John Jauuith Of
Fairfield.
Mrs Clara Wells II waterville.
was in town Sunday calling q
friends
Harvey D. Holt. who is employed at
Oakland. passed SUNDAY in town.
AIberr Osborne Of waterville. was
a caller in town Sunday.
Mr. ana Mrs. George Densmpre 81
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tRst we.ett ! b. Il q. each winch were
rs.ised N his fnrrn on tseHten avenue.
Mr.. Russell NJ. simpson Monday IN
derweni an operation al The Sisters
1pspita.
Mrs. Lou Brfttun. regent ef Fort hai-
flax Chapter. D 4 b and the follow.
ing ue-no4rs. Mrs. Susan Patterson.
Mrs. MAy Reynolds ana Mrs. Carrie
Howard Tuesday attended . reception
given by the Silence Howard Hayden
Chapter 10 meet the State officers al the
hurne OF Mrs. Ann n. Pulsifer, College
avenue. waterviIie.
The marriage intentions of Joseph
Usias Quirien of wiHslew ana Lucille
Alma Roaeriuue OF Waterville have
been filed al the office 81 the town clerk,
TIE regular monthly InestinE Of the
hose COMPANY viii De held THURSDAY
evening at the nose iipuse.
Mrs. A. =. Bragg ana daughter Luis
have returned 70 Benton after a visit
with Mrs BRIGGS sister. Mrs. William
Jakius.
Mr.. anu Mrs. William Jakins anu
children ana Mrs. A. L Bragg anu
daughter were visitors Sunday of Mrs.
JakIns ana Mrs. Brags's father. O. W.
Richards. al Belgrade Lakes. The trip
was made by automobile.
Mrs James "a Deans plans 10 attend
the Maine Music Festivai Thursday at
Bsnee- anu viii also visit Miss Rheas
Dean. who rs a student al the Jniver-
stir of Maine.
Patrick Marshall Of the Z. :. cav
airs vine has been stationed at Fort
Bliss. Texas. since Nav s. 1917. has re-
ceived his honorable discharge ana re-
turned to his home on East Ash street.
Louise -rial. VINO RECENTLY returned
rom overseas. left Monday morning for
Bcston to take course al one of The
colleges.
Miss E-na Reynolds has returned 70
Forr Fairfield and resumed her duties
az teacher in the high school.
s W Carlisle was a recent guest OF
hts father at Bangor.
George G. Miller ~ Bingham has en-
tereI The elnr1ey II The BentUf, avenue
market as meat cutter. ME-. Miller has
arrived here anu they plan to 90 TO
housekeeping.
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WlNSlOW

An enjoyable hirthda< party was held
Saturday afternoon at the heme Of Mr.
ane Mrs. Robert :. Horne, when their
daughter. Marion Emils, entertained 20
Of her little friends in honor of her
eighth birthdav. Marion was presented
with a number Of urefty gifts. Sew
eral games were played. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served A
birthday cafze witt the eight candles
was q fentlre Of the occasion
The high school, sorhunores elected
the following uffcers on Mundar: Pres
ident Miss MnrEuerite Cushrnzn: vice
president Miss Bva Higgins: sec-etarr.
Miss Lsegr,e aaene: treasurer. Miss Co
liz Tobey: executive committee. Misses
Lola Garland Drris Garland and Ruth
S mpspl.
Peter Fotter ef stretton is a guest
a. his son. Perisin Fotter II Beacon
street.
Hsrhert L. Simpson has on exfihfticn
nj he 1entsn Avonus Xaxkst pctxtoGs
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WINDSOR

sCC-H-walter yeaten i1as spia
ms farm to 3 0. King of Fall River.
Mass Mr. and Mrs. Yeaten nave
gone To Augusta fpr the winter.
Mrs. e. ]. CapPers is visiting rele
tives in Chelsea.
J. 8 GRAY who was thrown Ii ON
n tiad of rorn and has Teen confined
70 the house since last Wednesday.
is improving
Mrs. G. W Mcguire who has been
at The Augusta General Hospital fur
surgical treatment for rhe past three
weeks returned hsine SUNDAY
IRE. Nellie Lamsen has been .
guest gf hes cousin G. Alton Duntun
for few DAYS.
Miss Dorothy L,apham returned 70
her hume Il, Gardiner Suntav after
several weeks visit with Edith Given
Mrs. Maria SNYDER is visiting her
son William jackson IN AugsistaE
Mrs. Susan Ills who has been AT
the BRYANT homestead for the last
rive months went TO View York last
Thursday for d visit.
Mrs L. 3. Rich of HailCweil vino
hls heen . sne1t q IT, hQ1nR d her
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1onitun on their return. from the
Readmasser' convention held in
Chicago last week. visited thew
daughters Mrs. George flanagan.
Mrs. Carroll Harding ana friends Mr..
and Mrs. H. II. Harding
Mr.. and -irs Tobias Jones AM
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs Jo=ena
Jones Of Burniiarn. were rerenr call
ers at Eveilen jones.
g. H. Kennedy is business visitur
IN Damar;scotta this weak
NURTE-Tflose attending Unity
fair were Mr. and Mrs. Lafurest
Bailey Mrs. John Batchelder and
daughter Myrtle. Mr.. anu Mrs. r. Il
Gerald. Mr., and Mrs E A. Gerald
anu son Wayne. MIR. and Mrs. J. a
Hoxie. Arthur McNal,y. George Cole.
Carl Blaisusll ana Enuch Tuttfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hooper II
Waterville visited relatives here sew
erel DAYS -ecentiy.
Mrs. EVELYN McNally is with Mrs.
Emma Brown at the Clinton huuse.
Mrs. Nellie Hox1e has returned
home after passing the week with her
sister Mrs. Jennie Smith Of Burn
ham.
Miss Beulah Rpundy IF Mprriser's
corner passed the Weekend with her
aunt Mrs Blaneh Gerald
Leslie BuZzell Of Canaan is work
ing for Lafprest Bailey digging puta-
toes
Rev j. ii. Drsarr and Rev Richard
Chase Of Canaan held services I'll the
Dixon schuulhouse Sunday. Those
from out of town who attended were.
Mrs. Leon Gerald Laforest McAllis-
ter and Ed. Lancaster Of Burnham.
Nathan Huxie who is attending I.
of NJ passed the weekend with his
parents Mr.. anu Mrs. j. Q. Hoxie.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Kent went 70
Hartland Thursday TO ATTEND the fair
and from there TO Parkman wte-e
they will be the guests of Mrs. heut's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs Rodney Huff were in
Waterville Sunday
John Batchelder vine has had en-
pievment in Massachusetts has re-
turned home.
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AUTOMOBILES
Aufpmcoiles For Sale
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings m All
tne Iearinp S4ucks

Nev -ork. Sept. 1.-The money mar
set superseded the steel strike as &
-ac;or 81 primary Importance ON the
Et0T- sxCflanEe tUday. although vester-
aa7 hurry in call loans to the highest
ate n many weeks affected no diIni-
hatinll ~ balIish operations
CAL money opened today at per
en-, soon advancing by rapid stages
= IL anu = per cent, but drppring 10
nIci-. rate Just before the close
n he market when all demands Of the
eay hau been met.
.ese actions were not considered
Y ssuai NV money lenders in view OF
he interest and dividend disbursements
.ss-sEatlnE UPWARDS OF Na5.e0 o@
las-te- u The year.
Stes shares ana the MANY stocks
ENC: ~orns more or less within that
Ass were The strongest and most ar
IRE seaturns of the SESSION. t.Hitnfi
3t4les Steel mounting TO slightly over
e Is gest price of the present move
mem. before the higher money rate
.ausec a reaction.
ZrucIbie steel was again the star per-
a--rer u rs further rise of almost L
rents 10 rs new high rerurd OF "a.
hAt event being concurrent with the
announcement of the resignation OF the
o-,-ary's chef executive. .-
'.ns- steel and related eGuipments.
sucu as Bethiehern 3. Sluse-Shefheia.
tspuUiic ant Pennsylvania aeaboaru.
Baldwin and American Locomotives,
Asv Fo-K Air Brake. and preEaed Steel
. ~eglste-ed extreme gains OF TWO
~ lj-loSt nine POINTS.
Meters. oils. leather and food shares
nt-C-lsst the other prominent AND
-t-o-.E stocks with shippinEF and rails.
sHt-@e IL these various issues heirig tWo
r light points over the previous day.
-hils american Tobacco Featured the
@1ai ieaiinET n net advance u -
olngs. Sales amounted To 1.oW.WO
:rares
re ----7L market WIS irregular. Lib
--'- and International ISSUES easing
ZIG 1onsstir rails. especially convert
Sic - Inder,riug issues were sfrnlIS
GA saiz., mar vaine. aggregated siL.,
.sAsr Tvs 1. ). bonds WERE unchanged
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Chicago Cattle Market

IN1cGEn- Sept o.
EuGE-Recsipts a2Mg. Estimated to-
morrow i2.on Better graCies mostly %
cents lower packing grades % 70 -
cents down Heavy f55D6f16So, Inedi UNI
lsuedfI715. light IeuGu fTeo: ligfi light l55.'
GfT15; heavy hacking sows smooth $40
q115s5 packing spws rough li2Sm14I5:
pigs 15Nnl5W.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000, Estimated
tomorrow 800 Firm. Beef steers: Ne
diurn and heavy weight choice ann
prime le2sG1sn0 medium and good LIE
r1H2l: common S50d1f25: light weight
good and choice 1i5a6I1I15: common ana
medium SnpnIlE. Butcher cattle, Heii-
ers 65p4Fi4T5: COWS 660ni35o; Gamers ana
cutters 55OG65B: veal calves 2p0n2lM:
fpsder steers 7WE1Bn; stocker steers %
Hl0n: western range steers sm4l5ee:
cows and heifers s50Gl30e
SHEET7-Receipts 25.@. Estirnateu
tomorrow ngD. Higher. Lambs ls5ef
1855: cuiIs and common 9no01s23. Ewes
Nediurn good and chrfee s5sGrlse: cuils
ana common g75N5gp: breedinr 7eea7lSza.
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son. Edwin Bullock. returned On
Sattrtinr to Augusta
Mrs Peter Worth is visiting her
brother in Palermo fur few DAYS
Mrs Lila swift and son Maurice
have ff,pvpsl back to their farm.
Maurice Swift has purchased q
new automobile.
III. and Mrs.. Peari NewbAl ni-
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The Helpless Are Helped the Want Ad Way Tele
Telephone Your Help Wanted AID
The First Day

that John wanHmaker pened his store he took
in just S2474. The max day he spent s24.Oo of
that money fur advestis ing
If John WanaInaker had stopped advertising
than, he wouldn't be ca Led 1.-The Merchant
Prince to-day. He adv ertises every day, telling
the news of his bushes s-teIing what he has
to sell. where it may be found and how much it
costs.
It's the EVERY day" fe allure of advertising that
makes It pay. It's the tell en- again" idea that
brings business.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston Sept 80.
8EEF-Thuics whole cattle g3H2s'
BITTTER-Nertflerr crsamerv extras
81 aGt6a. western C-earuerv extras 6iI6lA
CEEESE-New WINS extras S3dI3l.
C0RN-No = yellow 162Hls5,
BGGs-NeRrpr hennerr SiIS2, western
extras 7nG72-
FLOUR-sp-ing patents. tss-lb. sacks,
ll5M12e0. .
rtAy-No timothy 32h33.
LAMB Surfing ATE.
8ATE-Fanrv 40 10 42-ib. sacks &fESs.
PORE-Meaiurn hacks GIG
POTA fancy @2S0 80
uer 100 BIS. orrlinarv i15Hfeno; sweet po-
tatons S25us5a per barrel.
STJEAR-Granuisted. wholesale gro
cer' s quotation. $50 per 100 lbs. n bulk
yrAI-i2Kfo3
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Chicago Pr0duca Market

Chicago. sept. so.
Corn averaged lower in price toaa-
uv,rg ctlieffy 70 weakness OF the hog
market anu 10 depression of tpreign
exchange. The close was unsettled Al
the same as yesterdays finish 10 cents
down. with December 1-2ia 10 1-eas ann
NAV 1.e2a 70 f.122z. Oats closed at one
cent decline TO a sfatle advance. and
uruvisions VARYING from $50 off 10 rise
Df 10 cents.
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NEW VIA fV00NG 4HA3AA hSt
New York. Sept. o.
FIDUii-Firm: spring patents usoH
fssn ..,
wHEAT-Srct steady: No. : red aSs
track New York export to arrive. "a
SoRN-spct easier. No. fellow anu
~. ,.,,ite is5s : "A Z View York.
GATs-Spst unsettled: No. i white Ss
ase. - ...
RT-FirTn, middle west S7fozss5@
BTTTER-Firm: recsipts s5s8' cream
cry higher than extras h5@es %. sa
sras ~ Score. first 54NE. packtnk s'oiA
cuffnuf make No. 40. s-,,.
Et;Gs-StrUnE; recetpts is.sio Ifs -
gathered extrns s4afss. extra firsts IL
G.: firsrs 5sn60; stEte. "a; ana hs sa,,ny
snsrse: ordinary to prime @MT; nrpwn
7oa74: gathered brown ana mixed co'-
ars sidf61. ,so ,,,. i'm
6sxSn. syveets Jersey No haskei A-o81o0'
spufhsru No. hbl. 2s6slss
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View YORK. Sept. tt
Mercantile PAPER 5d5s,
Sterling a-day bills 4.ll3,
CnYnrnercial 6p-day bills on banks
All Ia.
commercial H,-day bills All. demand
4.lsS. cables 4-laa.
Francs demand s. .. cables So
f.,1Iiders demand 81, cables 1fz.
Lire. demand 9.eB, cables s.6s
Marks. demand a, cables "a
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View York. Sept. 80
raj Prices mn Liberty hritis Were
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Corrected Daily nv
NAME BROKERAGE CO.
335 Water H.. Augusta
rhoffes lD1e- 1ple
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CABBAGEE9-liei ana unchanged
SCGAR-Raw steauy; aenrrIfuga.
Us: tius graduated aH.
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Musical. Dancing, Dramatic ~
VOICE CULTTRE-Mrs. L. H Clarke.
10 Grove Steel. Tel e4e-M Augusta
PIAvO-Laatest method. Minnie a.
Cross, 142 Grove street. Tel. s4s-M.
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INSTRUCTION
Ger-espenrience Courses

Correspondence Courses ~
CLERkS-tMen. wornen), 400
needed $50 month Age 1850. Experi-
euce unneeeSsRr+. Examinations
Augusta Oct Is For free particulars.
write HavrnDrti Terry former Govern
rneut Examlner}. 81 Continental Bldg,
Washington.
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fnSur0nce

TESTT RANCE-It may be true you
have been all this season without an
accident. bui car YOU afford 20 go fer
the balance OF tfIe season TeieqherEe
100. = E Downing, Augusta. Nee
STRIkE-And burglary insurance. In
uuire NIacomber, Farr q Whittier, Tel.
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Order these clubs from this adv. Single
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-psepfRtives for
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