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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26

Ntn B pteb. - Die 3ufuhr mar beute
gr0Ber ais bic Aa6frnge, rueIte nur maBto
mar. Gte 9reiie bIisben unperauosrt. -
| WtIttube ftno ftetis.
sapsre sttsre Orahten 1926 - 10,
ertra Sttsre -, E4fsn s2.25 -
5.25, 5leii9srifiere, extra S6.l0-8.40, quite
bts aussrLsisne sI.75-5.S5, orotnhrs Bis
sute ss.S5-4.50 Ssifsrs, srtra S5.0O-5.25,
cute Bic aIssrIsfsns si.35-4.85, orDtutrs
bis gate S2.25-4.25; aa9e, sItra $3.50
A.75, fducp -, gate bis duserleiens
4.00-4.50, orOiudrs bts CUTE 81 .O0-3.S5
Sauusrs % .O0--3.O0, stoters uno Gespsrs
S2.75-5.25, eEtra IS .6O-5.G .GJ.
BuIleu. - Die Radfrage mar nur
mtsta uno Der Rartt wiqig.
Ra3sre aHo istdbts sR.25-3.5O, Bologna
s3.5O-4.l5. eGtra S4.25-4.50, fetts SuueH
| 81 25-4.75
adIbsr. - lie 9uFubr NOR bsute mebr
ais Qeuaaeno, Die aadfraqe mdBiG uHs pie
gret'e itettg fur bic bsTereH GaI5sr, Die
anoeren Fuaren i6Dod.
0rotntre uub qrose s3.50-5.50, fair Bic
sats lstate ss.75-8.75, ertrq - 90.
2aIasr in ban Ro untiftoRs.o oiaitrR. -
| 5aues 82+c, prima bts oassrIsisas u.
-6At. pretrdrs 5-se.
Snpsire. - Tie 3ufu5r Don Shpei,
nen mar beute stenIth grob, bic Gahfruqs
Hur mibi1 une ote greiie fieleu um lO-l5r
per 100 8funo. &etate 9erianotiortea fte.
| len um &c
SHwsre S4ueine bratteu s8.T5-9. 90,
ants bic agssrIeiene gsrpdfurass une
FIst'4Gfort.n 80 0O-92O, ssntif6ts gsr.
patanssIortsu s9O0-9.l5. oreiRdrs bis
aassrIsisHs 'Apsss fstts sdVs $500 -
7.65, ertra s7.75, ctass $500 -- $50
lstdts BsriaHotiortsn 81. l0-S25, Ssrisi
con J 10 Bfo. nab rosriGsr $3.50-9.25.
e6afs sdmmsr. Die 3ufubl
mar beute siemIih sroB, Die RGtfTGge nuI
maBi5 GHo ot: Ere'e 'tetie.
Snafs.-aEtra 4.l0-4 Is. ssts Bis aus.
| er!e'sns SO 25 - 400. orbIHtrs bis gHts
sl.75-3. 90. Rutteri6 lie 81. 3.T5-4.75, ertrO
500, Sdbrltrgs "a O0--5.0O.
a3wmsr. - GEtra s6.65-6.75. CUTE bis
aussrIeiers IS 5.25-6.65, oreiRdre bis quite
| S3,50-5.Q 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
Siukberiht.
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Ter ctqno bes E6ioFIuiies bat ii6 mn
peuia ueriroert uno oerieIbe bate seftern
abeuo bet bteitser Stuot etueH &aherftauc
uoH Al 5uB.
Die folgenosa Tspe'hen fino pdbreno
ses oeitrigen Tage5 bier eInsetroHeu:
Bittsburb Ga. Dsr SIas sI stxsr
BaFGaaae poa al Sus une fteigt.
nke.Itns, u. ga. Der SIxs Sat ct
sss t9aHsrhano pon IL Gus nKo ite5t.
gart.rssurs %. IA. Der Stxs ba.
sissw BaTGRaso uoH 0.5 GAS suO fdlt.
aanuusa. SaIIs. Der SINs sas si.
xsH va e-fdno uoH 0.S Jus uSo fdut.
Gkarletor. p. 8I Oar FIas aa. Of.
xsx DaEeHaRb DOR 81 Jus uso itsbt.
pt. BG.aiaut. u. ga. Der siHs sst
sinsa 8aHsrtaRb poa / o Jus ano ftebt.
gattt.tts5url RI. DG 5las bat
,issn Dafu'taso pom l.2 Sub aRo iteAt.
Borts ,. Oar Ftas 81! stasa
Baseraano Don az 5ss uso fdut.
lsutsoi[ts. ~. Der 8LaI sas ssxsn
Baffsrsaxe Don 80 Sab uso itsbt.
esaHsstlts. 5ss. Oar sIas aa! st.
asR WIfsrsass pea Al Sas uso iteigt.
Gairs, qua. Sr sIas bat stssa Bai'
ieritaub poR ga 5ab uRo iteigt.
Rewphts. Ltra. Der SIas satts sixsn
Daiferitano ron 6.7 9us uEb ieht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
% 70 etertss.

Su 6tr.-gret'e 'teti9. IdfNslrssr Gxt
soaf 6.a5e, porosrss s.95. Gusss s.los.
srauulotsb 5.85s, Gonfsettonsrs ~" 6.75t.
on n" 5.<5-5.70e, Hsibsr sytra &c"
5.3o-5. .4ot, sItra ,,G" 5.20-5.2Bs, orsinas
rsr aslbsr 5.00-6.05t.
RoIaiIss III ftstis. Ven Orleans
Cpsx asttls 1850, centrifugal 1916,
per 9anons.
Nsis.-war,s ss.mIta r.bsaf. anS as.is.
ssuifana, sants Ssao s-sSs, prima ~
-SKs, oroindrsr sx-4Hs SapaR -
Il per pfune.
Tsirs.grssuFs.
Hatter. Ra1lfraae eut. qreiIe
fen. santy ersamsIg S2Ls. Grsamsry
Hrks 32s. DO. fseones 29t. fanep Iairp
axe, SO. Ale psr 9fane.
Gtse. WGrtt Hstts. Ests Eat lTs,
HosbweHIi&sr IL IKE, 9sn Bort l8s,
e&psisn 30 - 2lt. 2imbarssr TIC. Bird
1876 per p.une.
Gfsr. 9ufuhr mdbia, 8rsiie feft. --
9rtma frif4s Shsnsrstsr 221,e, Trhs zoe,
anbsrs lst. iseonss l4s per Gso.. is nae
Iuatitdt.
esfIaseI. - 6eRneu unb groSe Gprins
acre meroeu nur penia se'auit. Sprina
sbi6sas 10 - l41se. Sasnsr l2e, Sakns
SLt, fruttdknss Ice. GuuS l0e, iunae
entsn pon 8 9funo lac. aIie l0e. Ganis 6
--7e per pfune.
Cbft uno 0emais.
HspfsL - 5aneY $500, sep6buIide
81 .b0---9.O 90 per BbI.
ifronsn. - Narit itetiq. asItfsrsis
$s.O0-5.s0, Reiiino s6.5O-7 90 per RiRs.
Crans sH.--Rdrit rustg une itstis. -
eslifosRia sats Ba!eneia $3.50 - 4.25 per
Rite.
Stir III 1e.-5anep clberta 81. 75-2. 90.
aneere 81 .25-l. so per Bu.
Strne Bartlett "a. So. 90, 2a6er
$2.0s-2.b0, SidIes S3.Oo-3.50 per 8bl.
3etntrauben. - GiHbeimiihe Is
zoe per 4orb.
81 idufn e n. -- Tamions 50 .0O-2 rs
per erate pon "a lts.
Su6er sIsHen-I Ienneiiee 81 so
--l.76. aew Rerieo Stanoaro 81 75-2. 90
per Crate. Snoiana 35--5ot per aorb.
ia srmeio Hen--$20. Oo-25 90 per
100 auf osm Geleiie.
aartoffetn.- acuispiIIs 81. .O0--2 .25,
Gaitern shore s2.oo --2.2s, sinbeimiIhe
81. per Bbi.
z GlbfartoffeIH.-5dnep Serfep ga. .25
$50. eaiisrH Stere ~ oo--2 Is, einbei.
miiobe 81 00-2 2b per 8bl.
&raut. - Rssat itstie. GiHteimiftes
60--60c per Dbl.
8n iebsIn.--Ginbeimilte $I.76--2.00
osles :l.25--l.6o per UbI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
Sch. ssnss nns afHsn In gep dor,

gsts. ssnss nns afHtn In sep Bort
geIs ION eau" mar ipilis 81 l1<-12z&.
grina @ei6dftspapiers purbsn ~ b11--
6E bistcntirt.
eterltna Gr4dnse IN ptIiger.
sttt III e4.s8sSs-4.seI unb 90 1ass etat
10 A.s3L-4.S3I.
Bunbes ,DbItaati omen mnren Re.
tia unb murosn mis folst auotirt:
Der. Siadten Hefunbins 2S l0l aeb.,
81 reathrirte ll925) l14sS-ll5L, eoa'
pons 114sss--llbh, 81 reetitrtrte l01 a
102,<, Coupons 10i h--loa,s. panamoG GOa'
pons ~ 10l esboten.
Aftisnmarft. - GU Nnfuua mar oer
Rarit feit unb BITE preiis ftiesen, balo ie'
bod trat eine Weubung ein. Geeen yttts
tag murbe etn Druid sum gerfaufsn ausss.
abt unb Die prsiis fielsn. Der Rarst itIos
inwa6.
NaAtebenbe Rnrfs rsurosn uou bsrJirma
Srmin, Bauman q Co.. 30. s2S--2S2 NaI'
nut Strabs, beriHtst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26

Dftobes $l1.571S-- 11.67L, am Sflus
81 l.65; tiir Sannar $9.62H-9.65, am
Gbtub $9.55.
eauEtern. short Hare Soften, pers
pdft, Sl2.25-12. so.
8atter. Rartt ftetis. Creamery 241Sl
-29e. DARN 25-27e.
eisr. ~ Rartt tetts. grii4s 20 -
22t per Gatenb.
safs. Dtarlt fetis. Cream I5L-
1915 per 8Fuue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
metau marft.
New 4ert, rs. 9luou

New w9sr,, 25. aueuft.
9inn ma: beute fart gu s34.75-85.o0
unS aupFer feiter; 2afe gu sl2.8711 -
1900, GLettrotpt6it gu sl2.62I - 12.76
ano eating su $l2.25--l2.50. 8Isi mar
rubte yu s4.40 - 4.50 une epelter feft
tu $5.35 5.45. Gtisn mar unperdnosrt.
20. | Jounbrp Rortbsrn 81 t1s.25-l6.50,
Ro. 3 DO. 3a sl5.5)-l8.00, Re. Sout5sra
s15, 5,75-15.25 aEs re. Saut5srH ioft su
s15.75-l6.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
skteaas, rs. 9Lua.

Etnopts - Ssscb s490 - $40,
Tsyas etisre So 75-6O). Dsfli1s Stiere
&35-7.00. etoStrs ano Fesesrs 34.I0-
$40. aass sno bsifers s.. .60-6.6o, RdIbsr
s6.5O-9.0). EaEtt lO-15c ntsbriger.
ShDstRe Seitte g.. 80 -9.35. ce'
raass sS.lO-S.35, cate bis auserIeiene
S5.30-8.95, S5 ssrtsG $3.50 - $50. Tartt
ffetts
S4aFe uno a6mmer S4afs I:
sixsstmtits s2.50-46). ptftIi3s s2.75
-4 80, sasrltnss 81 .5O-5.65.
saHrsr-Binsstmti De a. 1915. 80, ust-
H&e S6. .O0-6g0. Parit ftetid.
8aFasr giNopi.h 1880, 94psins
5000 s5a's uuo admrer 10000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
aui eiuem iranS6iiIhcn Slug
Sampier.
Mittelmeer re6ts,
2nfung QluguIt,

Die Sahe muBte ia aber aud
Ihisf sebsn. ne bate 5u unbeiIooa dns
esfangeu, namIih nit elmer 9Ouillas
baiiie in meinem 6otsI uuf WaIta.
Dsr oiefes beIitate liIdgertht, etue
Spe5iaIit1t Der WtdrieiQer Sufenres
ftaurants. ismols an Der auslIe gerps
den bat. tam ii6 boriteqen, NIT pels
der llnsebulo i'd ihm entgeseHiaA.
gDie ober ioa ih msine gefiible idila
bern. als i6 auf benz 8ooen Der Sers
rine ein rGtbielbaftes gtpas fano. oas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
Sttcaeo, 25. Muauit.

skttago, 25. auauff.
Welt. Der WGr': rsr ftetiq. DiHtes
gatsntsst. .45-5.l5, e.raiskts "a. l5-5.oO,
eprtns gatsuts ben, & 80. Straigbts IS. 90
-5. .lb, Basers s.. $40.
BsitsH. - Sar SEPTEMBER oSL -
99Ls, snI edIub ~ e; far Tes. 1885
--i0is, am SnluB l033sc: fur Rai l0s1,
-l0sl<c, am S6lus IOSX.
Relfdtsru. - GAR September slh.-
ol1.e. am eHlus 81 &C.; fur 2esembsI
5sL - e0c, am S1lus 5Sese; fur Ta
6ok-62e, ON Shus size.
0afsr. ~ Tar septsnt5sr 84I--54Le.
am eAIus 34s.e; far Cs,ember 865ss -37IIz c.
ON s&iub 3711ssc; iar Raj 5sss-a014c. an
S6iub 401.e.
Rseeen.-Ro. 2 74-75e.
Gerfe. Sat. Tlttsrserae IS - 5ss,
cute biz Dolce RaIjstrfte 7l--7<e.
Tladstaamsa. re. l .. u. 227e.
1tmstspiaameu. - $5.T5-6.50 ps.
GsntNsr.
aise,aa per Gentn
Rekpor.. - S2l 50--2I.75 per BbI.
Sar septeH,ber SEC. -1l.30. am edlui
s2l.ll1 u, tur Cttober S2o.s71s-2o.7J, al
GnluB S2o.70 fur Sanmar sls.so :
Is.5gk. am edlub slS.47I.
Cd amsts. sll .s7s per 100 Sfuns.
Gar esptOr. $ll.s2 s-lI.s11s, am e@lai
$li.97 y; fir Cttobsr sil -a0--ll.s71z. an
0hlab sli.S7h; ihr Stouembsr $ll.4'
--li.b2h. am ealat ell.50; fir Sanaa'
$40 0.50--l0.55, ON edGub 3l0.55.
01sst AtypenletteM. 4sis I'll So
--lx.l2x per loo 9funo- 6lr 0sptembe,
t12.05 - l2.25, am S4lsb $l2.zo: fa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
g & eih en-.

Der Suusberr, Elm alter WttIitds,
bot es fid sur 8etpObnheit gemaht, jes
ben Wloroen feline Stisfel ieIbit gu
pusen. gls emit Elm nsues 9ienItmdo>
den einaetreten 1T uno ibn ieine 4rs
belt aufnebmer iisbt, iugt es bei9eiben:
Die meinigen tann ih aber ieIbit
pusen, 5err Setretdr!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
Musmdrtige Wtdrfte.
Rem gOrG. rs. guquf

wesr.-gufahr 23,1lS s6B., B.rfarst
5,507 EtN. Der Tarft mar beute feft.-
sprira gatsnt 81. .50-5.75, gtnt.r stratobts
O. l.40-x 80, Ntnier gdteuts si.75-S 10.
Spring clears h.35-4.SD. Dintsr srtras
80. 1880, Ro. 2 DO. k3.5O-3.65,
aonias ftratabts s4.s5-5lO.
Rsgasu ift ft.ttg. - Fatr Bic
gates $4.lo-&.3o. 1oies 5is fanss $4.35-
S.45.
gutwes, ,eums,: nomtns4 ~ 900
--a.05 per 100 8fuue.
MATS tf ftstsg. - T.tu.s petses
uno aeIbss sl .55-l.o0, sro5ss 81 .5o-l.55,
RiInorieb $3.50.
Rosseu In Haa- 49, Ro. 2 Dss.rn
S3e 7. 0. b. Rem BORT.
Gerfs IN itetia. ToI;ssrss % - 78s
c. |. (. uao usus 5attsresrts u - lie c. /.
I. Buffalo.
Bstlen.-3ufuAr 1920 Ru., Ber'anb.
- gu. Rarft fer. 70. 2 neuer rather
sl.o5A i'm Glepator BET 4uiuuft c.t.f. uue
81 .oS I. o. b., 30. DO. Tortssrn sl.22H
I. o. B.
DeIf4tprx - 9u'asr 400, B.r.
fanbt 1884 gu. Warft itIr.. 20. Q 72e
I'm Glepator une NOMINEE E. s.s.
Safer-9ufahr liz. $50 pw., s.rfonst
- Bufbsl. martt frr. Qeuer Stano.
arb petser 39-3s1c. ueusr so. 2 weibeE
39h-4o11c, DO. go. aae, DO. 30.
35Ie.
S.uiit felt. grtua ll5-I2oc. 30. ]
ll0-ll5e, 30. Q l05c, 8o 8 100.
Sspfen In rubil. stat. 1909. srsinarsr
bis dolce 20-22c; 1908, orstntrsr bis Aoics
9-l5e; paeife GOaf 1909. lo-l5e; 1905
l3-l8c.
tauts fsns ftstis. - Central 1msrtss
20-2le, Sesota 2l-22e.
aeoet In ftetis. aets 24-z6e.
Eor. IN itetis. - SsnriIp $a4.50 -
25.0O, hort clear $22 .s0-24.50, Nst ts4.5C
-25 90.
B.ef IN fen. 9amirs sls.oo-2o.0o
Ttb $500 1880, Bssf.Sninssn s72 .oC
400. Serpadt sl2 2.O1-l2.50, gttp srtrc
Snbia Rss sal .O0-25.D).
Gut Weats fsns rIbia. gsySieIts Gel.
lies l54-lsc, DO. s4uItsrH 81 - sac,
DO. s6inten i5-lsHt.
Anal, III itsttG. MibeIe @st prsws
sl2.l0 - 1920. Ra'Frtrtss itstiG. gerti.
nsnt SASS. Q. d. $3.50, Gsmpsuns l0,.
lie.
IaIs IN rubis. - grtms gsts 71<s,
Gsrntrs 7-71&e
BaumwsiII aarsns Def IN feit-
Srima rebss $3.50. yrtma esmmsr ssIsss
fl0.25 10. rs.
Bstrs IsamtF tsHs. safNrtr.ss Res
9ert $7.65. 8stlassLpbta Ins Baltimore
tT.s5, DO. tn Uults4.l
40 lie IN rubts. Oomsf;e FItses Soc
Cars IN itetig. etralnse. sspSsnIt2ss
tiS autes t5 800.
ferpenttu IN fetis ~ 73e.
Ssis IN iteti!. siHasiniiasr aIf-5Is. Q
Fatma 5L-se.
Ne Iaiiss IN rubI1. Res DrIeans Open
Rettls. gutter bis dolce. s,--<ie.
9uder.--8ostr tt itetts. Russapsss 50
Zen 5.s5e. asntriFuaa! % Zen 4.45e, ws.
lafiss, 9u6er 81 Ter 10. HafEnirtsr 3uesr
In fietis. Gut sssi SOS, Grufsee 5 .s5e.
NeuIs 81" 5.sQe. Subes 5.55s. gss'
Ssrss 5.t0e. oraEuIl.ss s.2Se. Tiamoxs
,,N"5.25. GeIfec:ior,rs ~" S.o5e; Rs.
1910, 30. 9 5.05c. 60. $500, Ro.4 4.s5c,
Ro. 8 4.o0c, go. 64. Sc. go. 74.soe, as.
s.7se. 80. 4.70t, 30. 10 4.s5e, 80. IL
4.s0e. SO. IL S.55e. go. ls 4-5oe. x0. IL
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Viebmdrtte.

Ginet matt, 25. AueuTt.
2ufubr nne Beriaust mdbrenb ben per'
ToFenen "a stuuoen, uergIiden NIT ben
Q Eagen, pareH rute foIgt !:
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gilItges8ei6eut.
nDas bait 1u bsnu Deinsm
G6as gum Ramenstus gegebeH?-
- Gin ,Renoeaspous"!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
Wpiit Welcntarfte.
Donnsrfaa Is. auas,. 1910.


ueeHfo wie an ben Dorhereehsnbeu Tns
zen 10 mar aud heute BITE Qdhfrage mad
Iorlehen ftine iebr erobs. GeIp III dber ims
mer nod JEFF. 5iir CarIsben ION taa"
murben pon ben Banten 5 - 5L% bes
rennet uno Gei6diispapiere wurDen 81 ~
oisfontirt. SIN oiiensn Rdrfte muroen
Sdrlsben ION eau" ~ AZ -5E rHo auf
Sett tn 6--5xE pIaeirt.
1saia asf Rn Dsff
parsn itetig uno puroen ~ 15s Tisfonto
trti1en Hauien perfouft. Die &euHters
rate betrdat Soc grdmis per $1,000.
&safa snf esrsps
paren uiatser. Seute fins bic folssnsen
Euotiruneei. ~ bert4ten:
2oroon. Tase si1t, s4.s71l per
q, Gu Taee Si6t, s4.54k per e: Daris
Ease ei6t, 5i2h-5I5 5ranes p.r 500 |;
60 Goee et6t, 517L - b20 Erones psr
800; fir Teutf1lanb, 4 Tade ettt. 4
Rorf 06Te, bo. 90 xase si&t, s4.e.
Documentary Bias duf 2onoon rpurosn
% 4.63, duf Glasgow su s4.s2x unb
aut Bslfafs ~ A.S2H pertauft.
bsssss.cttissnsnss
..asss nns is'sss. Die gan,.n auo,ir.n mss
- g"~S 1851 ~Saps AiaI lioH
e& Bombs, 1913. 80. .1olL l02
~ Benos, 1880. .l01L 102
- penamn mn............l .l0l -
Gssssius csnfs um!ass.
Ter llnfas TN siefia.n Glearsnsp paus b..
issf fie tsuie auf "a, 3,oS2, 900.
asisi.ssxritstsu.
1ie @efAafte maren beute an Der bieHgen
Boris etras lebbafter, bod pnren BITE
yrssie inmss nod sesrlit. Die uaafte.
hsHosn vsrsdufe fiHo ~ beri6tsn.
es Eliirn Bor. @, 1raef............... ssx
y afiitn 6. n. q g., rfb.................. Sos.
2g ufftsu bsr Gine. 0ns q gIecfxie..-. -
sAfissn columbus @1s pfe.............. 1sA
First Cali
aifisn bsr e. y. q 9. o. q x-........ 70
U9sieu GLOBE f2srrfida aa................lI
Between Gall
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Glisnbahn.aisin.
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FoIey's Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidney and bladder trouble not
beyond the reach of medicine. No medi-
cine can do more. Sold by x-Ray Phar-
macy.
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Crop and Weather Notes.

There has been no ht-up in the rains
which have been flooding this section
daily since June ii. and business and
AGRICULTURAL activity is at a standstill in
consequence. On Tuesday and Wednes-
day very light showers fell. and as a
change in the moon was about to occur
everybody jumped to the conclusion that
the wet spell had been checked and was
scheduled to come to an end. Delusive
hope! Oh Thursday one of the soaking
downpours with which we have been af-
fiicted every day since the beginning OF
the damp period (With the exception OF
Monday and Tuesday, as noted) was ex-
perienced at midday, putting crimp IN
the predictions of the weather prophets
and indicating that more moisture is in
store for u.s.
The excess of dampness is beginning to
be a serious matter, not only from an
agricultural outlook, but from business
standpoint as well. The country roads
are Well-nigh impossible in some places,
and their condition is rapidly going from
bad to worse The consequence is that
there is absolutely nothing doing" in a
commercial way, and the depression is re-
fiected in curtailed expenditures and re-
sultant scarcity of money.
A Chief representative made trip to
New Orleans last Monday over the Texas
and Pacific Railroad, and in every single
field between Donaldsonville and Wagga-
man he noted water standing in the rows
from two to six inches deep. This was
fine state of affairs for the rice crop, which
looked green and healthy, but the cane,
corn and cotton were virtually drowned
out and will certainly be materially dam
aged unless there is an early cessation of
the constant rains. A heavy downpour
fell Monday morning all along the line of
the T. and P. Railroad from Donaldson
vile to New Orleans. The precipitation
commenced shortly after the o'clock
train pulled out of this city, and con-
tlnuSQ uIlLU the LEdHSISl u llG east Ddlh
of the river was being made at Wagga-
mana period of two hours. The ap-
prehension that the water standing in the
rows would become heated under the in
fluen of the hot sun and scald the roots
of the cane and corn has not yet been
realized, owing to the fact that as it
rains so often the sun has not yet had
chance to shine long enough to develop
any great amount of heat energy How
ever, this is merely temporary respite
and if the daily precipitations should
cease suddenly and be followed by a
period of dry, hot weather it is practi-
cally certain that great amount of dam
age will be inflicted on the crops. The
only way in which this unfortunate result
can be averted is for the weather to be
cloudy but dry for few days in success
sion, which would give the ground an op-
portunity to absorb the large amount of
surplus water now starding in the fields.
Let us h ppe and pray that this condition
NAV eyantualiZe.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-09
DoNALDsoNVILLE La, SATURDAY July
HOUSE WORK
A PLEASURE.
The Vacuum Cleaner and How it Has
Revolutionized House Cleaning Does
its Work Thoroughly and is
an Aid to Health.


The practical application of mechanics
to the difficult task of cleaning house has
brought into being the vacuum cleaner,
one of the greatest labor saving devices
ever introduced to the housewife.
In the old days it was the custom to
take the carpets and rugs into the yard
and beat them thoroughly, the rooms were
swept and, after the dust had settled, the
things were busted. With the new pro-
cess it is not necessary to take a single
thing out of the room, for the rugs and
carpets can be easily cleaned just where
they lie without single blister on the
hand, no Precipitation and fatigue. When
the sweeping is done there is no dust fly
ing about in the air to settle in every nook
and Granny, for the vacuum cleaner sucks
up every particle of dirt and deposits it in
a tight receptacle where it can be re-
moved at will and thrown into the ash
can.
The invention of the vacuum cleaner
came about in this way. A manwas watch
ing the action of an electric fan and noted
that particles of lint and dirt were drawn
into the fan by the strong suction. This
gave him an idea and he began the work
which resulted in the vacuum cleaner
operated by an electric motor. The cleaner
consists of a small motor which drives a
powerful fan. There is a revolving brush
which thoroughly beats the carpet or rug
ahead of the suction produced by the fan.
The dirt-ladened air is carried through the
machine, depositing its burden in an air.
tight receptacle. This device is easily at
tached to the electric light socket with
long flexible wire and can be used to do
all the cleaning about the house except
the actual scrubbing. Flexible hose nozzles
are attachable which permit the machine
to be operated for cleaning upholstery,
bedding, curtains or furniture.
1t is a fact recognized by the medical
fraternity that, through the elimination of
dust and disease producing germs, the
sanitary device contributes to the health
of the family.
| It win lift moth eggs and germs with
aIacrity AS clothes brush the device
is unexcelled, the appropriate attachment
being of great efficiency not only for clean
ing mems clothing. but for furs, cloth
gowns, the bottom of skirts where mud or
dust has collected, and for many other
uses which experience will suggest.
These vacuum cleaners are very power
full and many of them will actually suck
up quantity of flour placed beneath g
heavy rug. They will pick up carpet
tacks pebbles and all the litter on the
floor.
The carpet sweeper was great i'm.
provement over the old broom, but at besl
the sweeper only cleaned the surface o.
the carpet and stirred up not little dust
The vacuum cleaner cleans up every cracl
and crevice and pulls the dust from tht
warp and wool of the carpets.
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The rice crop in this section is in fire
condition and promises nice yield.
Cane is doing well and corn is showing up
splendidly. In the New River section.
where most of the cotton grown in the
parish is cultivated, the boil weevil has
made its appearance and considerable in
Jury has been inflicted on the crop. n
fact, in many instances the farmers have
become SO discouraged that they have
plowed up their cotton and planted corn
in its stead
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-09

Many of the showers of the past two
weeks have been accompanied by high
winds. with brilliant electrical displays,
and some small damage resulted from these
sources. An old frame building on the
Lemann Company's Dugas plantation,
used as a feed storehouse, was set on fire
by lightning and burned to the ground.
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Hav FeYer and Asthma.

Bring discomfort and misery to many
people, but Foley's Honey and Tar gives
ease and comfort to the suffering ones.
1t relieves the congestion in the head and
throat and is soothing and healing. None
genuine but FoIeys Honey and Tar in the
yellow package. Sold by X-Ray Phar-
macy.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder. II cures
painful, smarting, nervous feet and instantly taxes
comfort discovery of the age. Aliens Foot-Ease
makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is certain
cure for sweating, Gaous, swollen, tired aching feet
Always use it to Break in New shoes. Try it today
Sold everywhere. By mail for 25 cts. in stamps.
Don't accept any substitute. For FREE trial pack
sge, address Allen s. olmsted, LIE Roy, n. !,
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Money. a plow, arake, spade, a hoe, a
eultivator, corn planter, harrow. a
scraper, corn shelter, any farm imple-
ment. pig. cal. colt. q pair of
breeded chickens. a pair of breeded pigs.
fertilizer, saddle. a bride. a watch, a
pair of fine trousers. suit of clothes, a
pair of fine shoes, a pair of boots, a nice
coat. fine hat. tools. fne wood saw, an
ak, banquet to the members ofthe club.
Respectfully submitted,