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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

nns nsae tuttsrssrfs ts--7o14s e.i. |. aeS
Ssrf.
Bsuen. 3nfabr $4,000 8u., 8srianot
ss,22s Bui1sl. Narft Diaiq. no. . rstbsr
1896 I'M GIsbater Ho. . rotb.r 1906
I. 0. 3. f6wimmens, Ns. Nsrtbtra Ga!utb
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i.s. .. t6mimmeps.
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fdDimm.nb.
eafsr. -- 5sfxbr 81, goo gu., ssrfanbt
- gu. Esrtt fi.tia. e.mifdtsr 20 bis
~ Sfnns i6nst, Homiu.a; psiser, 70 bis2s
yiuns laptr, 6,l5 -- sss; b.i6nittsnsr DO.
- bis ~ 8funb i5msr, ss1 1a-5s1ss.
Seu tf fen. - no. looe, autes bis
Gsiet 1l5--l2os
pssfen 1T ftttia. etste 1899. srsinarsr
bs Gsiss sO---s5e; 1908, oroiudrtr bis Dolce
ls--lss; gasifie esait 1902, sl--26S 1908,
l4--Ise.
saus. fus t.tg. ssIs.Fsn zoe, Salt.
fsrnia elt, Teras Ice, GsatraI Amsrtes
221ls, esaota sl1S--7214e.
2tbsr III fsft. atiS 2s-2se.
MslIs In ft.tie. gIe.ts ss--s7s.
gsrs III rubia. SamiIp $3.50 - $500,
issrt dear s24.5o s7.00, 9R.s $4,000.
Beet it Fstia. ear,ilp $500 -- 1880,
Nsb sll.5o-l9.50, 8sef. Sdintsn $24.oo
1900, G.rpaSt sl2.0O-I3.s0, eits srtra
SHbia Nlts S2l. .oo--2s.OG
Gut Meats fins itetig. 9spsisIts BtIs
iu ls--lSJ4t BE-. sauIttrH s1s-s21s DO.
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e1ma!, IN idbah. yliObts gsH sl2.ls
-l22s. Taffinirtss 1T ft.tia. Continent
tls.oO. e. u. *lA25, gompsuno loA --
l0lEt.
fala III fsF. -- Sits s7ss Country
"-71s:.
mssEttaamsn.Cs IN unQ.rsa.It
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sttrsts III Hetis. raFintrt.s 3tn
1srt $3.50, g6ttaosIpaiG aas eaItimsr.
1870 bs. in Suit $40
Oar, IN ffstts. StraiHss, sss6bsItst'
bic aut.s s4.ss.
trs.ntta IN l.tts N a-s21as
fsit III fstis- gtubsimH4sr 214-s}4t
setma 51Iz-se.
Wstaii.i IN fen. aas Orleans Open
f.ttf., gutter Bic hsice, 3s-42c.
saif... g9artt ffetis Bio 20.
s5st, eantss So. 1 824c, SsrssSa s--12tat
5uSsr. - Hsbsr nomiusl. giuscabaoo 81
| 3st s.sSt, Centrifugal, % 9sit 4.0ss, TloIai
| ltsluSsr 50 Zen s.3se. Haffnirt,r itdts
10. 4Bsc, 20. 4.soe, Is. 4.45e, SO.
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esaf s.9Se, araIsts 5.s5:, Sssssrsa o.25t,
| Wrsaalatts 5lsc. 6ubsb $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

aAEaAss "a. SuHs
N.tt. - Der glarit mar fstis. 9rut.r
sst,uts .90--s7o, Straigsts ss.o0-5.20,
esrius at.uts s5-t.s0, 6tratssts - IS
$50, catsrs ss.70-s.So.
Rarn, -- Gar glai 1os24-Ili11t,
ame 6luS lo91<e; fir sub loo--l0l3 34t, am
hIus lol1zc jar Ssptsmbsr 9s}i-s7a4I
am S6Inb 96 x.
n.IIsisrn, - sar Wai 81 -- sst,
an ssIub s7s; far 3uEi ses4-s75sc. am
salus ess{t; fur September 6s1I-s7s e.
,sf.r' - sas mat Az - 4ss, an
e&lnt 471.t; fat 5uli 4s.--441st, am
salxb 4slae; far September Al - 4l1aG
am saIai 4l1ss.
rssss +. Tel4e.
euf.. -- sut. sattsrssrFs IS - sTs,
sri. sis asis, ytaI,s.rfs 7o--74G
tla4si aan.ta. Gs. l o. %. 2o5s.
Ne. / n. u. Else.
rtR,ts.I asmta. - a4.o5-4.ls BET
Gsntssr.
Ws,,.s'. sal.s5 - 2I.3s Der Sst.
Sur 3aunar $4,000 - 2o.sU, am Galus
$1,000; fur Tai s2e.so 2l.lo, an
e5Ius s.asn; fGr Suit 5000 -- el.so,
am shIus s2o.ss.
Semsli. -slI.ss-Il.s7i& per Zoe v'e.
| fur Sanaar sli.571z--ll.s0, AM Salxb
tI.s5; iGr Eai sll.57lE - lI.s0, an
ehlus sll.s7l2; fir JuIi sll.so - ll.s5,
| am sdlussll.s0.
| Gksrt - ssfs s1l. 90
li.7o sn 100 sb. sdr sanasr s1I.so
- ll.7O, am StIab siL5s; fur Wai
sll.471a - ll.6o, am ShIuS s1l.S0; iur
! 3uli sll.47I--ll.so, am StIIS $lI.3o.
| S&ut,. ~. - slst: hI:: S:tt.a, per.
/ SsSt, tl2.l1l s-l2.3s.
Sat,, - Rtartt mirIiL susRsrs sac,
| Cara 25-s0G
| aisr. Nar:t fttiy. trifAs S4--t7t
/ Der GaysHs.
Raj. - Rrr't t;til srtan lsl5-l7t
| Der pfRHb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

6aIber. - Bel ma5iser 3ufubr uno itbr
eertnger 8odfrage mar otr Warft beute itetig.
Orbtndrs unb grsb, s2.s0-s.0o, 'str BE
CUTE lstdtt $3.50 $3.50 s.25, ertra $ss0--s7b.
adIbcr In ben aommiiions Sdutern. --
6antA s at, srima bis anstrIelens 714--s54G
srsinGre 4--6s.
Sdnsins. -- "a bic 3uiubr nur mdbtg
mar, 10 mar Der Wartt beute itttia. @eaen
Sd)lnb absr nuros Der Wartt Dllltatr. Sttdlte
Serianotfortsu uno S.rttl parsn itarter III
Yreile
@ute bis Nxs.rlef.n. SertsSunas- uns
stti'd)erisrttn $3.50 s.65, qsntlid)te Ser'
padunssiort.n So. As. go, prbindr. bis ans.
srIsiens iassrt fette Sdus $s.o0-s.os, eEtra
-, StaaS S5.26--7.es, trtrG $3.50, htdltt
gerfaHotfsrtsu 80. 10 -- $40, Sertsl ssa lie
gfunb snb iptniasr *s.00-s.oo.
G dale uno 2ammsr. - Die 3ufubr
mar nur mdbia, bi. Iahfrag. ttns itemltdl
CUTE unb bic Breile ffetia.
Shaf..--srtra s5.s3--s00 quite bis ess"
srlefsn. s5.2S-5.7s, stotudrs Bis quite $500
800, 9dbrliHgs s4.7s -- s.5c.
.Eamm.r -GItra *s.7s-S.85, CUTE bis aus"
srtsisns $s.25 -- s,s5, srotnars bis sats
ss.0o-s00, faucb $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
yIeroe Muo WtauleIel.

Wsatag, ~. Sanaar 1910.
Sn tst hsrHsHsn,n gSott nar Der Nartt
rsc dit lsbhaft une Bic grsiis parsn tart, bod
Fno nieisltsn unpsranotrt stblitbsu. @tssn
EhIut Der gaot,s maVtn Die yislie nis 'olst /:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

SiRet matt "a. 5dr.
sufusr uls Ssrfaas. IN i3rsao Der usr1of.
fsnsn 3 u he, 5tg bsa nit BEN ;gv:G norSes.
as5sabtu 81 ben, tuArea Uis issI..
sufa5r. alI)oI:l. S5U.!Is. eaa'.
Gan, s...... 35ss 1913 1913
San. Is. .4ss7 1918 1919
3sn. 2e .45l4 2ol4s lsss
r5:.ial)l1:.ctEt il o.:'s!):t }:.t,
3aH. s.. 46s ss4o -
Ran. Is. e74 g77s -
San. q. 1907 7tSs lso
3ufubr uuo geriauet mdbgeRo Der oerfIoi.
ieusu 4s StuaesH, 1eraIiden NIT otrieGbcu
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8uiubr. alnoois6. ssawstns. S9ais.
IAN. .ei79 h4sS gag
San. "a 1875 1856 els
5.rlaast b:.r.i ia ,.tiel,:, 3.is;
Dan. i7...... SO ls9 -
San. ls 80. COL 1893 --
ainebt.b. - Zen Gaufern a,laua ts
b.ut, ab.rmals. be grsii, ur lo--l5e b.rab.
,ueruten. Safe sis ausegIsisH, lcitt, Slsi.
idls.forttn nnrsn raf. @Gts Stodsrs uno
6ctesrs warsn IN sismIit gutsr aatfra8s
unb ietia.
sazers etier. ss.s3-s.4o, Sdisn s2.25
--s.25, blsiftsrfsrtsa, tr,ra $S.75-5.so, cut.
bususerlelsnt 81. f5--J.6S, srstalrt ~ aut.
Sc. ..23--4.s0, 6siisrI, srtra s5.l5--5 s5. sut,
bis aaserisieue t153-5.io. srstI3rt sts gate
t2.7s--4.40, aiss, extra f5.oo--5.sS. auts
Bis aatsrleiene 81. 500, sretairs bis cute
Ss.5o--. 90: &aHasrs s2.o0-s.0A 6tsdsrs
xnb assstrs ts.so--5.75.
8uiieR. - lie 3ufuhr mar nnr mabta
ane bic Brsiie iietla bls tart
Mlaatr. une ietdsis $s.0e--4.0o, Bologna
N.ss-4.s3, egtga $4.so--s.so, fetts satisn
4.7s--S.ao.
NtIhfabc. - Tie Sahirap. mar sius
rtdlt quite aHp bic greiie iuaren fietip.
Gytra $500, quite bts aaterlefsas $500
ss.so, srDlnags bls cute $it.oo--42.5o per
Sfa6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

8ats.-Wartt ruhis uHb Hstiu. eane-
Isr faaFtR srima iu 2s--2sc pro efune unb
aerfauftH feine Euautitdt.n ia 2--3c meier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

bblta9o, p. Van.
TtnsbtsN. -- Or1iudr: bjI bsts ettsn
brsateu IS. 90 -- $40. fGbs $3.50 $50,
S,ifsrs $40 - 900. 8ulten s4.26 - 5.25,
faIb,r $500 9.T5, Stsdsrt una 5ssssrs
1915 $50. Wartt l0--l5c ntsorlser.
sADetr.. ..-tlutertsient idapsrs Strisnst-
fsrt.n $50 -- $50, fi.iidItrfsrtsR $3.50
$50, l.iats semliats $3.50 - s.Ss, aus"
trlsisss lsidat. 1886 -- $40, 8trFGdrn9s'
iortsu $40 - $50, 6trfsL $7.6s -- s.25.
Narft 5-lOe uisDriser.
GaaF.. -- $5.O)--s.25, odmmsr F.0c
$50, 5dhrEinss $4.25--s.2s. Warst l0--
1be ntsorissr.
3ufudr. -Rinbbi.b 27, 900, sdp.ius &c.
600. Eaaf. %. 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

Dele. - Dearst rafis ua, iet. ssiHsi
sstss TIC, sefsftss 7ss Su SaasRs in Ssr.
tie. ssH - Dbl srtra gStnt.r
fsa aaro6I sss tsr sausas. Ssttss
Ssss Del rstts S2-s3e rafiatrtss s5--
sst Der saasns. fsrysniin csc, s.trs.
Issm, Ssrfsttiss is1zs Chs. sentuSs xas
snsisxs s5zt per Ssusn,. sroira eaishss
Ist. 9dphta lee Der 0ahssG
6sft Der Warff N rxsta Chts Nissr
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pfnHS. A.rsH Gresesnt si.o4 uHs tlssslass
Eisnsss SOC Der 6bi. ben iss BIB.
fsfs il fstis yrina Sits ga -- 7s
b. Gsnnirt s1z--s1ks yr sfsns.
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1875 - $50. Nub sns sIaS sa.eo-2.2s;
aanasks GtkSfsslsa ts.2s-t.5o, aus uns
6laf t2.se - 2.2s Der fsuHs abs.Iitisri.
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per asuus abssl.sfsrt. ssss fstsH lille
Der DIV. sbsslttisrt.
Samsrs a.-Wartt sstia. st..fasmss
ts.0e--s.s0 saf eem eslsiis uas $a.ee -
sIe Ser On. ssm Store. fimstss sl.to -
l.ss sHf ssnt eeIsiis uss tl.ss-l.so ssr ny
tsm sisre. Su4DeiSeR 800. 6lsssiaa.
msn sl.se Der Ga.
eestrn. Marft .i,mIih E,bbuft uuo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

Der flmfab TIM hisiissa Clearing belief
nd ksnis auf s4,Sas.70o.
ssfsI.esfsrssasss.
Der Warft mar hsuts stipat lsbhaFtsr uuo
Die preifs Feasr. Giac. @as 4 elsttrit nareH
In befIsrr Rahfraas uHe sbeHiO Gelambta
Gas, ssl& Istssrs ~ lsL idalofsa. Die nad-
asssHbsa Gsrsduis fab ~ bsrihttu:
IN bss assss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
OOns OelDutarfte.


NnHtu o. ~. JaH. ttlU.
Die GslAdfts Harsa brute mid5t fsbr Isb.
taf- Die HaxfsH habtn binIdRslihs tones
as Gdxb nnb GtiS In batter niaig. Gis Wai.
lsv bIaeirten Tnrlsbtn ,on talf. sn<LM uno
auf 3sit ~ s%. Sen ben Hanitn purosn
DarIsben yoH eau gu ss bsrshHa uRo 6ss
iaaFtspapists Barbsn ~ ssS bisisntiEt.
Asaia sxf mar 90
ssrsn istia aap nnrbsu a. pari tnif4sH
0anffn strtaun. Die Gounterraie tetraat
soc ytemie pst tioos.
Asssfd sss ssssss
SsrsH miniaer. - 6snts fns bic fsfstubsx
Gustttuaaen ~ bsrtAten:
GsHesa, . fass Ui6t s4.s7I< bu q,
90 foae eidt, t4.ssJk per q; Saris
faae Stdit, slfh -- SEQ Eranss Der siso;
% 1nee sidt. si7J{-sist{ 8ranes per 500;
fur DsatfAIans, { fass Sift, 4 Mast ssIf,
es. 90 Rage eiht, stI[.
reeumtHtars DiHs aaF eonbon isurbtn sn
eAA1H, ssf 0fdtaoD tu s4,s2l< unb auf
nsIfaa u t4.ss ssrsauft
,WsHess.c csfiasnsam
sa5ig uHe fssis. Die SdnstH austireH sis
fsIet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
Niebntirtte.

GiRet matt "a 9dn.
sufusrais S.rfaas. 10 i1rsao Der esr1of.
fsnsn .s,h., 5tgllibsa nit esA ;p:G nsrSes.
,.6sunsu 21 ben, tparea wis islIt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

SerbiIher 9umpprgl G Ne
be. 4uf Dem 9riehiIh5totboliIhen
5riepbof Der arobtentbeils BON SerbeH
beipobntsu Stabt 2u9os. oes 3enz
trums oes 8anots, puroe in Der gaht
oas Grab elmer tiir3lih peritorbeneH
0reiiin beimli6 geoffnet, Die 2eide
bsrausss3ogen. Dsrftiimmelt uno
TflieBltb nit SpieBen aus GiaenbpIs
burtbobrt. Die @reiTin 6atts ats
r6ere" geqoIten, unb ourh bic 9eihila
oerte gro3eour iotIts perbinoert tperr
ben, bag bic 2sihs aus bem Grabs
iieige uno ais 9amppr i'm lori uma
9ehe.
Potenertrantungeu in
8eItpreuBen. Sn SaaDhof 5ci
Wiarienburg iino ieit sinigeR DofeH
ID Grtrantunesn an faipar3en YcdeH
uorgetnmmen. Gin Gino iit seitprbsH.
Gin leid9terer 5aa nuros Rah @Ibing
psrIhleppt. Gs itnb uuriaisnDe @ors
iihtsmobreseIn purh StaBimpfunecH
setroffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

0fmEtauMIEs ~ JHHs hVAG
natfsIsensea1a 1astiruusen bsiissss y Z
axraaf narss.Transattisasa. Bel tlstsss
ua esf& xffss ssrssa stvas ssssss etssts ss :
reGnst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

3ufuhr uuo geridnot mabgeHo Der usrHoi-
ieusu 4s StuneeH, 1ergIiten mat otrteGbcn
Belt porIssr gobs, pareu p'e ioa!t:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

HumHF5knbt LNbtHf JON TN VttII1fH IFuItE
bshnb!ihen tsues uHe nstiea sisbt bic Off.
titusn Cuotiruaasn ga:
Arizona republican., 1910-12-19
CONSIDERATION OF
 BISHOP J. W. ATWOOD
CEREMONIES WILL TAKE PLACE IN BOSTON JANUARY
 1s. 1912.
There Will be a Notable Assemblagt of Cler9ymen and Others m
 Trinity Church

Though the official notification has not vet reached Phoenix it is understood that the order has been made announcing the consecration of Bishop-elect j. W. Atwood Of the Protestant Episcopal church. resid- ing in this city. The ceremonies of consecration will occur on January IS. in Trinity church. Boston. the largest church building in New England and reputed to be one of the most imposing churches from an architectural point of view. to he found anywhere IL was this church and congregation that was served so long and well by that notable divine. Bishop Brooks The conservation will be participated in by many dig nitarieS of the church. Bishop Law renee of Massachusetts presiding. as sisted by Bishop Lloyd of Virginia and Bishop Hall Of Vermont. The consecrating sermon will be deliver ed by Bishop Greer Of New York who preached the sermon on the oc casion of Mir Atwood's ordination as q priest The cedemony will consist in large part of music which is a dis tinctive feature of Episcopalian ser vices.
 The arrangements for the occasion are comprehensive and the activities of the day will be most impressive. Mir Atwood is widely known in the east not only among the clergy but among influential members of the laity. and as Trinity church is spa cious as well as imposing it is eX- pected large congregation will be assembled in the chancel and fifteen or twenty bishops will be in attend ance Rev Mir Mann. rector of the church will be master Of ceremonies
 The conservation will begin with 90 procession which will march probably from the chapel. all officials being attired in their robes of ecclesiastic office The candidate will be at tended by two presbyters who will be Rev. William E. AIaxon. rector of Christ church. Detroit. and Rev. Henry F. Nash. a professor of the Cambridge theological school. There will also he two presentors. which office will he filled bt Bishop Lyons nf Newark and Bishop Greer of New York.
 Following the conservation service a luncheon will be given in honor of Bishop Atwood. the attending clcrgymen and few of the personal friends Of Bishop Atwood. outside the clergy.
 Though there were several cleo tions to the biShopric at the last as sembling of the house of bishops. Bishop Atwood is the only one select ed for western diocese. who will be consecrated in the east this year. hence the event is of rather an un- usual nature. and that tine consecra- ton is tO be held in the east. k due largely to the wide acquaintance of Mir Atwood in that section of the country. New England being his ma tive land.
 After his conservation Bishop At wood expects to spend about a month in New York, Philadelphia. Washington and other eastern cities. where he will deliver series of addresses on the work of the church in Arizona and it's needs. hoping tn secure valuable aid for dcnomina- tional institutions in the west.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-19
KEEPS ALIVE INTEREST
 IN RECENT TRADE TOUR
Secretary Welch Writes Boards ot Trade Expressing Thanks for
 Entertainment.

Not unmindful of the fact that the trade excursion into the Arizona x California country to be lasting must not be allowed to be forgotten. Secre- tary Harry Welch of the Phoenix board of trade has written to the heads of the various commercial organizations in the towns visited thanking the citi- zcns of each community for the enter of the desire on the part of Phoenix business men to heartily cooperate with the citizens of those towns in whatever Way may result in the ad- Vancement Of their mutual interests.
 The following letter. written by MT. We.ch tO Secretary Saufley of the Parker board of trade. is typical of the letters he has sent out all along the line.
 Phoenix. Ariz. Dec. l2 1910"
 MT R. C. Saufley, Secretary Parker
 Board of Trade. Parker, Arizona:
 My Dear MT. Saufley-On behalf of the Phoenix board of trade and the business men who participated in the recent very successful trip Of the Rose special. I desire to thank you for your unstinting hospitality.
 It is the heartfelt wish of us all that the present cordial relationship exist ing between tour--eity- and Phoenix shall continue to grow and that the 'busness relations maX ever be Of the best
Arizona republican., 1910-12-19
THE HARVEST.

For the first time in the country's history the corn crop has touched the 3.0ou .000. .00u- bushel mark. says Les lies. Oats. too. with as yield of Sl,- 096, ,000. .000 bushels. have broken all
 the records. Wheat is short 45.000. OO0 bushels of last years crop. but the gains in the corn and oats crop bring the entire cereal yield up to d new highest" The value of the farm products for 1909 was put by the secretary of agriculture at $s760 000, = 000, which was a large increase over any former year DesDite the lower
Arizona republican., 1910-12-19
RISING WITH THE SUN.
The Lady With the Habit Finds 1t Has
 Has Disadvantages.

Early morning rising has its disad- vantages
 This, at least. is the belief nf a south end woman who is addicted 10 the habit Of following the advice of beauty doe tors queer methods of obtaining rosy cheeks and bright eyes. says the Hous- 1 ton Post
 | One of the doctors latest require ments was that she rise with the sun and go forth into the fresh air of | morning, filling her lungs with the wonderful ozone of the salubrious Texas atmosphere.
 l This she tried. AS wonderful re suit. she liked it. And to keep herself occupied through the hours of morn 1 ing. until the weary world arose to | take up it's daily task. she bought a | cage of chickens. Next came a real | cute little henhouse-big enough for { dozen chickens but hardly large enOugh | for a human being. The door had a | cute little lock on the outside to keep ! intruders out and the chickens in.
 The other morning came the daily early rise. Sunup is an awful hour eX- | cept to health enthusiasts. The other occupants of the household slept ! soundly on. Milady of the rosy cheeks ! crept downstairs to feed her pets. It 1 was so much fun--tO her.
 In the course of the feeding she i looked in the cage and thought she saw an egg. It was away back on the far | side of the cute little shed. Determined to get that egg. she crept in and reached for it.
 Alas, As she did so the door slammed softly-the door with the lock.
 Milady was locked in. Quite negligee. too.
 Calls for help came softly at first. Everyone slept. The calls grew louder. A neighbOr poked out head at the cry of Help, Help" but closed the
 window when the cool morning air hit the nape of his neck. A passerby stopped on the sidewalk, but mii6dy saw him and ceased calling. Another neigborly window opened. The calls changed. "Poppa." Painful silence. "Auntie!" Another window up. "Will!"
 Curiosity in the streets. Then slowly.
 after the chicken coop had contained
 its fair occupant for nearly half an
 hour. door in the house opened and
 milady was saved.
 But she says early rising has it's dis
 advantages.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-19

level of prices which has been touched in the past few months in the United States. the total output of the coun- try's farms and plantations for 1910 will probably reach s9.000. 100000.
 In these days the farmer is a for tunate person. and when he thrives the whole country thrivcs. Corn is the cuuntry's imperial crop
Arizona republican., 1910-12-19
HARRY WEIGH. Secretary

Local merchants. particularly those who took enough interest ii the Rose Special aad its purposes, to either go along on that occasion or have repre- sentatives aboard the train. are al- ready admitting that the benefit from the trip is becoming more and more ap- parent. There is also growing sen timent in favor of another trip into some other section. a trade tour into the Kelvin Hayden district being dis cuSSed at this time.
 As to the making of another tour. the matter is of course. largely one of conjecture. but il is pretty safe tO as sume that in the event of such a trip being planned. it would find even more hearty response from the business men | than did the trip to the Arizona x California country. which was largely [ an experiment The experiment. how eyer. proved such a success it is alto gether likely that another tour into { some other new country would be ap- proved.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-19

Do l look like you. ma?
 Why. yes. Willie. think there is a resemblance Why do you ask"
 Cause when MT. Pipp laid his cigar down on the porch rail l took it up an smoked il. an he said l had your eyes. ma. an your hose, an your chin, an na's nerver'
Arizona republican., 1910-12-19
FOR SHOE LAcES.

When the tin cap comes off the hoe lace. if the end is dipped in little melted beeswaN. il may be used a long time before it frays out
Arizona republican., 1910-12-19

We shall be glad to cooperate with you in matters Of public interest at any time ana when we can be of serV- ice, we trust that you will not fail to command.
 Again expressing thank and with kindest regards. l am.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-19

Rubber may be fastened to metal with a cement made by dissolvinS shellac in ten times the quantity of ammonia
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-10-13
up of the occasion from some one
who can furnish US the data.

up Of the occasion from some one
who can furnish US the data.
In enumerating the list of cottor
buyers on the local market we mad
vertentlv omitted the name Of W l
Wilkins. Old man w t. is warm
proposition on the market when ii
comes to boosting the price and is
by no means a negligible factor IN
anything he goes at.
A telegram was received here
Tuesday from Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas. stating that Hon R H kellahan
was critically i'll with an attack of
pneumonia. Mr. Kellahan went to
Hot Springs last week to take the
baths for rheumatism. His friends
here are deeply solicitous about his
condition.
Treasurer J Wesley Cook, for the
convenience of our subscribers who
do not come to Kingstree often. has
kindly consented to receive money
on subscription to The Record and
We have given him book to issue
temporary receipts therefor. When
he turns the money over to us we
will issue duplicate receipt show
ing date to which the subscription
is paid. u.
BY dint of persistent effort the
secretary of the county executive
committee has succeeded in getting
statements from the managers of
the primary election covering every
precinct but one-Lanes. If any
statement of any description was
submitted from Lanes precinct the
auditing committee failed to dis
cover it. Should any of the mana
gers of the Lanes precinct chance
to read the foregoing, he is request
ed to get up statement giving the
names of the managers in each elec-
tion-if the same managers, any or
all of them, failed to serve in both
primaries-including mileage at the
rate of five cents mile one way
for messenger. No provision is
made for paying clerk or for per
diem for messenger bringing the box
es-only mileage as stated above.