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GROCERIES
t ljPHESK A > < a RETAIL PRtCHS J
Apples per pecu 25c and 50
Beans white per gal 50c
k Coffee Arbuckles per ib Sttfc
Coffee roasted 16 to 35c
ibffe green 12c to 25c
Tea green per lb 60 to 1
Tea black per lb 40c to 1
Cheese cream 25c lb straight
1 Xdam 125
Hoqueford 50c lb
r Sugar granulated 15 lbs J OJ
Sugar light brown 18 lbat
Sugar dark brown 20 lbslo
o i 100
Sugar Cuba14 lbs bur
Sugar XXXX Utbs for 100
Flour patent per bbl 560
r Flour family per bbl J620
i Graham 12lb sack 40c
t Meal per busnel 110
i Hominy per lb 6c
Grits 20c gallon
life Oat Flakespackage 10 to 15c
Oat Flakes bulk 5c lb
f VEGETABLES
Irish potatoes per peck 25c
Sabbage new 2Jc
Onions per peck 30c
Turnips peck 20c
p Celery 5c and tOc a bunch
CANNED GOODS
4 i Corn per doz cans100 toart
Tomatoes 12 cans 100 to h
Peas from lOc to 30c per car
Hominy lOc per can
Beets per can lOc
Kidney Beans lOc can
Lima Beans per can lOc
+ Soronaj per can 20c
Squash per can lOc
t I leaches 1Oc to 40c per ca
apricots per can 25c trS
Pineapples per can 10c to 35c
Raisins lOc and 15c package
Raisins layer loc lb
< Evaporated Peaches 20c lb
v Evaporated Apples lOc Ib
Evaporated Apricots 25c lb
runes lOc to 15c per lb
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Hams country per lb 15c
r i Packers hams per lb 15 =
t Shoulders per lb lOc
Sides per lb 12c
Lard per tb 12Jc
35ggs per dozen 15c
jtloney per lb 12c
Wholesale Prices
POULTRY
jjggs 15c doz Hena6lb
iioosters per lb 5c
Young Chickens each 15 to 25c
turkeys fat per Ib 6
iJucks per lb 6c
roosters per lb 8c
3Sull featbr geese per doz 300
u GRAIN
No 2 Northern mixed oats p <
3 ufcel 55 No1 Timothy hay pl
din 1300 No2 Timothy hay p <
ton 1200 No1 Clover Hay fC
fea 1000 Mixed Clover Hay
POULTRY EGGS AND BUTTER
l Prices paid by wholesale dealers
ihs producers and dairymen
Live Poultry Hensper lb 6
ButterPacking packing stock
3 er lb 12c
ROOTS HIDES WOOL AND TAL
LOW
I Prices paid by wholesale dealer
to butchers and farmers
Soots Southern ginseng 525 b
Golden Seal yellow root 100 lb
Sayapple 2c pink root 12c and 13c
Tallow No 1 4ic No2 3Jc
WoolBurry 5 to I7c Clear
Grease 20c Medium tut
wasned 20c to 27c coarse dingy
tubwashed 18c to 23c
FeathersPrime white goose
45c dark and mixed old goose 18c
fto 30c gray mixed 15c to 30c whne
duck 20 to30c
Hides and SkinsThese quota
ions are for Kentucky hide
Southern green hides 6c
flinti
i 2Dc to 12c
I CASTOR IA
Por Infants and Children
lo Kind You Have Always Bought
Soars the 7f1
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I DutyA
A sense of duty pursues us over It
SB omnipresent like tho Deity It wo
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ialco to ourselves the wings of the
adorning and dwell In tho uttermost
r lyirts of the sew duty performed or
duty violated Is still with us for our
Bapplnoss or our misery If we la
the darkness shall covor us In the
darkness as In tho light our obllga
tions are with us yet Danlol Web
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E AterIf
If you havent time to exercise
regularly Doans Regulets will pre
vent constipation They induce a
mild easy healthful action of the
bowels without griping Ask your
druggist for them 25c
AtHer Way
Gfte first thing she looks at may be
gfsS what the woman shopper wonto
Jmfc Blio win never hellove It until i
lias cxnnnnod gvojything olao I
i v 7 THp PILLORY
titUa Gates and Daniel Defoe Boll
Suffered In It
In tho year 1837 the British parlla
ment pnsSbdan act that put an end t <
punishment by pillory Previous t e
the conquest this particular instrument
j of correction was lu use In England
and went by the name of tho strotcl
I neck It consisted of a wooden frame
erected on a stool In which were three
I holes for the head and arms For
i days together offenders against the
common law were thus exposed to pub
lie view From historic accounts It ap
pears that this particular form of pun
Ishment was meted out to those con
victed of frauds of every description
not only In England but In nearly
every country In Europe In the days
of tho star chamber when religious
feeling ran high the pillory was the
ordinary punishment meted out to
those who offended against the church
In laS > Titus Oates was sentenced to
be pilloried for five days In every year
during the rest of his life Another
famous sufferer was Daniel Defoe the
author of Robinson Crusoe who
stood for threo days In the pillory In
Cheapslde It happened on occasions
that the offender died while under
going his sentence During the time of
exposure tho condemned man was not
allowed to receive food of any sort or
description Tho last occasion on
which a pillory sentence was passed
was In 1814London Globe
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A KINGS HOBBY
The Mania of Frederick William 1
For Collecting Giants
Of nil the manias that afflict man
kind the most ancient and curious is
probably that for collecting The vic
tims collect pretty nearly everything
from books to shoe buckles and from
pots to postage stamps but giant col
lecting was the hobby of Frederick
William I king of Prussia
Nature designed him for a recruit
ing officer destiny made him a mon
arch All were fish who came to his
net Saxons Austrians Hessians
Turks Swedes Englishmen Irishmen
Africansprovided they were at least
two yards long Some of his sped
mend hero seven feet long Now and
then he obtained one still more pro
digious
The Saxon cabinet minister Wack
erbarth foreseeing the possible ad
vantages of standing1 Vell with so near
a neighbor in 1715 dispatched to Ber
lin to recognition of his Prussian maj
estys birthday Aug 14 no less flat
tering than unique slnceit consisted
of a largo bundle of tobacco leaves
two handsome Turkish pipes anda
bagful of fragrant Latakfo all com
mitted to the hands of Seven foot pas j
sengers with a missive Imploring the
kings gracious acceptance of these I
trifles and the CupId who bore them
St Louis PostDispatchI
A Smile From a Stranger
Most of us owe debtiof gratitude to
strangers whose kindly Smile has sent
sunshine Into our aching hearts and
has given us courage when we were
disheartenedIt
It Is a great thing to go through life
with a smiling face It costs little but
who can ever estimate its value
Think how the pleasure of life would
be Increased if we met smiling faces
everywherefaces which radiate hope
sunshine and cheer What a joy It
would be to travel In a gallery of liv
ing pictures radiating hope and cour
age
ageWho can estimate what beautiful
smiling faces mean to the wretched
and the downcast those whoso life
burdens are crushing them
Many of us carry precious memories
df smiling faces which we glimpsed
but once but whose sweet uplifting
expression will remain with us forever
Success Magazine
MagazineSho
Sho Was Deliberate
It Is said that Dinah Mulock Cralk
the famous author of John Halifax
Gentleman made a habit of leaving
at her bank the manuscript of each of
her stories as soon as It was completed
It would remain there perhaps six
months and then she would call for It
and see how the story affected her
after that lapse of time If It pleased
her the manuscript was sent to the
publisher Otherwise it was rewritten
or thrown away
awayEar
roily
Ear WaggingI
oily animals with long and drooping
ears are able to wag them A rabbit
for Instance can do what it likpswith
its ear dropping one or both and Jay
lug them flat along its back when
dashing through thick cover flares
aro still more brisk In ear movements
But short eared beasts like weasels
and stoats are unable to wag their
ears In any degree although they have
enough car to wag If they had the
power If
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Accurate
Seo here landlord Bald an angry
tenant af torbo had signed the conifrnut
for a year this house la full of siwer
Yes 11 I
Yos thats what I told you i
Told me >
Yes You aslsed mo If there was
gas In every room and I said there
was London Auswcrs 1
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His Right Hand f
liMy husbandsaid tho fair bride
says I am his right hand T <
I hope rejoined her mot fi that
ho Isnt like that man who upy er lets
his right hand know what his left
band does Chicngo Nows
Easy to Suit
Mrs Easternl Youll not find rao dif
ficult to silt Vcw Nora the new
maid 1m fluro a o aianmj I can
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Low Rates fiat Texas
1 and the Southwest i i
On the first and third Tuesdays ofw
each month exceptionally lowrate I w
roundtrip tickets will be sold via I
the Cotton Belt Route to points
in Arkansas Louisiana Texas A
Oklahoma and New Mex
ico Return limit 25 The Cotton Belt lathe
days and stopovers a1direct line from Memphis
to the SoUthwest Tilt
Tiltlowed
and re t urnlngIng two dally trains carry
ing thro
changethe
the only line with a through ateeper
Memphis to Dallas
r Equipment in
chides sleepers chair cars and parlor cafe
cars Trams from all 113115 of the Southeast
make direct connection atMemphis with Cotton
CottonBelt
Ask the ticket agentto sell you a ticketvia Memphis
and the Cotton Belt
Write for Text or Atktatu book wbcheer icetton you are
Jntersitea In Theii books are Jou off the prennd < Ire fall of
facts andeumplea 01 what IIcllllllr belnr done br farmer truck
gardeners and fruit raisers In this hlehlrLrored teetlon Afire
color map Ii Insetted In each bookFree upon request
L C Barry Traveling Passenger Agent
83e Toddl Buildlag
LoultTJIlo Ky
NOW ON
SUMMER
The place to get a good
BUSINESS EDUCATION
to prepare for a GOOD
POSITION and to got ready for THE RUSH of the fall business Is AT
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IKDOESED by business men from Maine to California Catalogue FKEE ask tor IT
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11 < ALL 4RJULRcThA1S9 sAM ATh A11 TRACTION ROADS
conic to Evansville to do your shopping The members of the Retail Merchants Rebate Association will
pay your fare both ways under the conditions specified belowand besides you have the great advantage
of selecting = at jprices much in your favorfrom much more extensive stocks in all lines of merchandise
han can be foundrinany city so easy of access
i I TO GET YOUR FARE REFUNDED THROUGH THE ASSOCIATION BUY ONLY FROM MEMBERS
fvr WHOSE NAMES ARE LISTED BELOW
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MEMBERS C MESVESERS IIi
i4ARTES
Ii BITTERMANBROS JowalryU1 11LIIIUL1 Dry Goods Millinery Cloaks
Etc
loaksHEIMER >
IBLACKMAN Queensware j > 40 miles the Association will refund fares b 0 tlEte
IILadies BARN ETTS Fifrnishings C HE A P STORE Skrtu 1rovided the aggregate 1 < urchases amount to P 2500 JOURDAN turc Carpets LOESCH Etc Furni
1 Cloaks tjv or over from one or any of its members KIMBALL PIANO CO Pianos
i COOK GROCERY CO Groceries The above rule applies also to customers corning KRUCKEMEYER COHN
i r DEJONGl i1 Ceaks Suits F su distance of more than 40 miles in such instancesJewelry
I < co Goodthe round trip fare for 40 miles will be refunded theLAHRBACON CO Department
EVANS SfGf CO Dry Goodthetound farefor n Store Dry Goods Cloaks Etc
FOWLER3RJ WALKER customer paying only the excess IeageMILLER HF CO Dry Goods
h Department Store Millinery If the amount of the purchases are less thanPOCKT
ShI oes
I Cloaks teloL ehClf rvrv 1 Li + ip nr j 1 i j n n
II i 2500 and more than r 5 00 the round trip fare of oneR
Ipets FurFRENCH Et I H re n ure
I ELMENDOR r Furnishr
I pets Etc 4 l yr Ask for a Rebate Book from the first member ofings and Clothing
FINKE i4NiTURE CO Fury the Association from whom a purchase is made haveSALM BROS Ladles Furnish
I niture l Millineryall
a purchases en ere ercm an w en through SCHLAEPFER Drugs Etc
CUMBER 1i jSfLOUIS Jewelryyour t fare will be refunded at the office of the As SCHULTZ Af Cloaks Suits
GEISSCER iP W SHOE CO tionFurs
HAAS Shoos JSEIFFER t Mens FurEach customer is entitled to one book on l ynlshlngs STROUSE Clothing BROS Mens Fur
nishingsand Clothing < WALKOVER SHOE CO Shoes
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EVANSVILLE RETAIL MERCHANTS REBATE ASSOCIATION
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EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK
V Ii Shoppers Will Have Their
RAILROAD FARES REFUNDED D
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> ii If youspend 15 your Fare both ways will be refunded up to 25 miles j jf you spend 25 your fareJ
MI fgill be paid ith ways up to50 miles Get a receipt for your ticket come to Hopkins <
vll W and apply to any of the following members of the Merchants
f Asssociation and they will do the rest I D
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Fobes Mfg Co PlanfeGrgHarwar A v no 7 FtgkCOj n
Incorporated Incorporated Incorporated
11 Anderson Fowler Drug Co Je T Wall Co The Witt Col
IncorporatedI Incorporated
Cook T Higgins L L 1111ginWIPPool eon Ra Hardwick 0t
o Frankels Busy Store Je H Anderson Co Bassett Cot
inWarfidd Incorporated We L Shoe Co TeMa Jones Keach Furniture Co Df 4
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