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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Gbicuoc 7. gGGr3.


WebI.- Der Rartt mar itetig Qinttr
Gatents S5.3O-5.7O, Straigbts S5,I0-5.4O,
Gpriugg gdtents 81 65-4.8 so, Strai8bts $3.50
800, 8aters $3.O5-54O.
S9ei;eu. Sur gat II0l4-ll22ac,
am Sflus lll1sc. fir SuIt lo2 7s-lO3Ht,
am Gdlub 1886; fir 1eptember 901s-
lOOe, an SbLub 995sc.
0eli6toru.-t5ur Wat 6l5s-627sc,
am SdbluB 621sc; fir SuIi 631%-6434c, am
S6Iub 64c; fir Septetnber 641s - 65>se,
W 5oTer. FUR gaai Az - 45e, an
S4nb 443zc; fur 3uli 4l12-4224c, om
SdtuB4lIzc; flr September 3919s-4011ssc,
Roaoen2Ro. 2 7s-79c.
Gerfte. - Cute Tuttereerite 50 - 62c,
quite bis dolce WaIsgerfte 65-7Oc.
5Iadsiaameu.-Jlo. 9. u. 2091ac.
go. u. 0. 2I9Ic.
Iimptbpiaamen. 20 per Gentner
RIeeia admeu.-S13.50 per Gentner.
WeBport. -S24.T5 - $500 per Bbl
Tur glai S2445-24.97I, am Saluf
$3.50; fur SuLt $2445 - 24.75, on
| SdluB s24 .s21s.
SdmoIs.E sl3.40 per 100 gfunb. -
| ,Tur Ulai Sl3.25 - l34715, am S1Iuf
! I$l332I; fir 3uH $500 - 1886, an
/ SdLuB <l3.25.
! Sbort Rtppeuietteu.-2o'e Sl2.5
- 1900 per 100 Iib. 5ur Mat Sl2.7i
- 1880, am Shlus Sl2.sj; fir Sui
! Sl2. .1O--l2 -, am ShLub Sl2.7712.
/ huIteru.-S Sbort flare Setter, per
patt, >l3.3713-l3.5o.
/ 5utter.-Nartt itetig. Greamerg 26-
/ 3lc, Tairp 2l-25c.
/ Gier. RGrtt tart. 5rtiae 2l -
/ 22c per Tuseno.
/ &ais.- Rartt itetig. Cream 1911
per gfuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
2lus,udrtise Mdrfte.
Rep Dorf, 7. Mdr,


RebI. - 2uiuhr -, 1895 8bls., 8eriaHot
6s8l 8bgs. Ter Dtartt fIau uno nieoriger.
5prina 8atent s. 5000, g9inter Straighte
S. .35-5 .45, Oinier 3ateRtS S5.50-6O0,
spring clears "A 4.50-4S5. glinter GrtraS
80. / a .60-4 30. Ro. z DO. 81. 40--i 45,
aanlas itgatobts $ .00--5.20.
Hcgaenmeb lit fdu. Sair bis eus
tss 81 .3o-i. 10, boice bis ianep - 30
As.
gu ud1neisen mebl noniHeu su $500
20 05 per 100 8fuuo.
Maismebl 1T rubis. Seines peibes
uno aelbes Sl55-l go, srcbes 81 AL so,
HiInerieo $40.
Aoaaen iii Hau. go. 2 @eitern SOC
I. o. b. Rem g)ort.
0erite iit nominea. Malsgerite S5-87e
q. I. I. une nene 5utterserite 69--7O14c c. /.
I. 8ep g)orf.
Nsisen.-8niahr 81 200 Bu.. Serianbi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Irp 0ppos Wtarft.
Cinttrrati. I. Mdrs 800

y \ ~ = - Et - " - -FAAh AI''"
Der Rarit mar tn Der usrfloiieueu Mode
red3t !ebheit unb Die 95reiie i'm Augemetneu
itettg. Giaiqe Don ben Stoffeu ilno I'M
gretie aelIleaen uuo Stanoaro strlnts lpers
ben In bisier gaode nm 1ae biraufGeben. -
lie natltebeReeu EuottraHgen puroen am
SaIgB Der Goae nambdft gelna6t:
sie' Ssci,cy e1c, atg s 51hc Senberton 80.
ntilh 6s.e LnlEp SAT- IrfabiOn 5A-s
ScutberH 6 41He CtlCord Il Y = gT&4c, 4cgps
rel ieIa 2fc, 10. % 2Icf Kedri lofa Z3&c
ee; % - 'at. s'ris9toa 94 zo1se, DO. lV'A
SehI"I4fer Muslin gSamiuitl
12i4c 2Frscgte i0c. N1ionetle 1oac. slG
9Iat e9ve &C. gsarne, e. tsogeei 9pe sEci e.,
,s Y s9f9 7, s,rs 'as y gs cne oiie5esas f9Ss
g.aoic 6stc, T,EperI 1914 26Lc. %. -
24isc. llttl l0li 2ic, 90. ga 251st -. -
~ 4l. 5otsrDft "a 4Rt.
8tt nj 5-amstttaa sbiriines 5A @arHer
IsoIrHlHg uRb GEale 5iztt 2tmptoH WloarHinB
uua eraGe GILC E5iuuIhtd lueiao 81. G. DC.
mlougriHg uHb grGIe 5 "a &. Lfuil Robes BaCtt
ee slaiteuai 5lst. gan Iop 5iae. ErioH 4s4c.
aIefe 1auifb Gicfb I2He. *
GettT tetta 25l Ea@l- Sesulefta 25c 800 ZFygg
SAKE 4anama lag Galentta Cloth l2i4c
ItGtHss- 5cguepte l.e. GoImoeo =.
49, lex. Roultac 1876 @orbis tnseR l43ar,
1lisauehaana i7I. GprCftcca q y iec,
Winabam samoaiedg Siaple Ic q 8 e
as. goeTett Gsatltc el4t eaHealier eIaaIf 7e.
i.o2 eye atHalian s'zt ,,,s5 ssfsifa o. s'aH00eF
RIato Cur 9eii y. slcaal Blue SC cur
4seit Tz.f aLu6dmn fA4c Geneca e3zf albes
gtarie cas- 2emirsie $40 erlabtoH ga {,
Ienim -JoFt : : l3S 9roEimito 12c,
rIrabEnr fUr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

R c 10 Dorf, T. 4Girs.

3irn mar beute itpat gu S32 .4O-32 90
uuo supisr ebeaiaLls gate ga 1852 3
1857, GlectroIptbte III I3.57H-l3,6 ,621a
uno eating gu Sl3.l2Lg-l3.2j. 5leI mar
itettg III $500 4.70 uuo SpeIter rcit
su $5.T5-5.9O. Giieu mar ruhtg u. u a!9.
30. founorp Rortberu 81 sl5.35-lS.j0,
Ro. z 90. su SIS .O0--ls.25, 20. Soutbern
uno 20. Soutbern loft ;u 5.0O-ls.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

e,elo lon cau" mar piIlig gu 2M-3@.
Vrsma gel9dftspapiere rpnroen 5n ~
81 oisioutirt.
Sterltna Gr6dnse tit feit. =
Gicht an 81 .s7l1ss--4.s71 uno 90 Iase Stft
su s. .s4I-4.s5.
Buubess sCbligatio n Daren ite'
tio unb purben pse foigt quottrt:
Rer. gtadten RefuHoiHa re l0lH aeb.,
AZ reasEtrirte llg25) ll4s4-1l5H, eous
ponS 114ss4-ll5H. 3% reatltrirte l01a--
1881. Coupons l021zz-l034, 8aHomaeOus
ppns 2% 1903 -I0iH.
Mfttenmarft.-St Startes Aaufen bate
beute sur 5oIse, oas Die greiie IN bic Sobs
atnaen uu6 fat aue aftieu Der 2iIte batten
am 1hlut red3t annebmbare gewinne su
perteifnen. Die Stabltrnit Siammattteu
uno IiHton gaciiie puroen beionners iiar'
getouft
Raditebsnbe aurie rpuroen uou oerSirmo
Sriuin, Baaman Co.. Ro. 225-232 AaIt
nut Sirabe, bsrihtet;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

$500 - 1880, 80. 2 DO. $3.50 -
i7.oO, $40. 3 DO. $500 -- 1880 SIee.
aemiic5ter go. / $3.50 - 100, go. 2
90. SO so - 1900 &lee, SO. $500
1850, go. q $15.00-l5.5O, alfalfa $3.50
per Ton.
RH1Ienfutter III feit. SGete $24.50
--25 rs, UltobIin9 grobe S25 ,O0-26.00, DO.
ieines $26.50 - 27.5O, 9ett'htes 6utter
$25 .50-28.50 per Tonne In SuIt uno 81 90
mebr auf benz @eleiie.
BolIe. - Die 3ufabr mar II Der per-
Noiieneu @o6e gertn1, bic aa9Tra9e etne
quite unb ie Sdnoler tantten 5u ben toIgens
ben 4reiien
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
C6tcuqo, 7. Wdrs.

z NV 8UI y -VWN0'
Rtnbuie - 8eepes $500 -- $50,
Ieras Gtiere S4.7Q-5.90. weitlt6e Gtiere
A.75-65O, Stoders unO Eeeoer8 $3.50
6.25, Ra6e uno Setfer5 81 $3.50, SdIber
$7.50-9.75. Martt itettg bis Zoe b0ber.
e S6metne. - 2eitbte 50. .65-l0.O5, qes
miidbte S9.75-10.15, i6were S9.75-l0.l17a,
rau6e S9.75 - $50, CUTE bis auserLeiene
ifpere 80 9.9O-l0.1715, 6ertel S8.9o-9.75.
Rartt l0c bober.
g dafe uno 2dmmer. Sdofe !:
Gin6eimiite S5.OO-8.l5 peitIit)e $3.50
-815, SdbrItuge 81 $3.50.
QGmmer :-Ginb nbetmtid)e S8O0-9.40, rDeits
lide -. .OO-9. 40. atartt itdrt
3ufubr. Rinopie5 $1,000, Sbwetne
28, 900, S6afe uup &anmer 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Ter Rcrtt mar itetig. gertauft purosn
1898 gbLs. Iiitiaer's 5intiBee Gooos cuf
Der Bats uou Sl.35 per 9dllone.
otertes.

x uer. - Ireite HeIt1. TafflNttteE GuL
Soaf 6.65c, popbereo 5.s5, CUBES 6.l0e,
aranuIoteo ). 5.s5c, GonietticRers III" 5.65s,
Eff ~" 5.35--5.60t, rueiBer ertra .,G"
5.20-5 30t, srtra &c" 5.l0-5. .l5c, orotrds
rer aelber {. 5.0O---5 O5t.
NoIaiies lift itetis. Rem Orleans Open
ae;tle 35-40t, Centrifugal 2o--35e per
@aacRe.
Reis.-Rarit siemIi9 Ie5bait unb itstts
soHiiiann, fSautD 0eao 6-ohzt, prtma 414
--5lsc, oroiHarer 3ss4-45at, 5apaH -
4e per gfuao.
5atrp Broeutte.
Butter.-Warttru rubia uno 8reiie itetia
Sanep CREAMERY 331sc, Grsamerp firfts SOC,
DO. iecones 27s. iancp 1uirp 23c, SO. /
2l1ae per gfuHo.
aaie. - Rar,t ftetis. Ohio flat l719e.
RoreweitIider l7L - lsc, 3eu flort lsc,
S6weiser To- zoe. SiRiburser l7s, Brid
l71sc per 8iuue.
eier. - aahfraee GUT, greiie rpiaieer
Erima friidle 5tlhHereier 2214e, firtts 22s.
anoere 2lle, ieccnos 20e per Tso., ie
nad Inalitdf.
geflasel.-Raairoec gut Rartt itetis.
Sunae Sabner IL ~ lSt, oabner lac.
Sdbne 10 12t, Iruthlhner 20 ~ 22e,
GuIs l2e. iunee Gnien lBise. ate enien
IsS, Bdnie 9--llc per Biuno.
Obi une 8emIie.
aepfeI. - gippius $3.5o-3.75, s,alot
MINIS Ro. S325-3.50, Ro. z 81 50-2 70.
Csrseniags S3.50--3.75. Rings s4.50-5. .00
per Btl., Soua,ban s3.o0-3.25, 8eahopers
l.75--l IS per aifte.
eitroRen - Rcrtt ftetis. California
| 81 so per aiite.
| Crang cn.-Rartt rubis unO iteiis. -
California RGpels sl.00 - l.50, 5lorioo
| 81 .50--2 % per Rite.
aGrtoffetn. Ginheiuiidse b0-|55e.
Rihigan 45--50c per Su. unp si.75--2 O-
PR Obi. aui benz Geleile. SistarioneGn
ed,te serieD s3.0O--3.25, asRtnfp 500
2.15 per Sbl.
| ar ant.-Rarst feit. GinbetmiideS 81 "a
--250 per Ebi. uEc Rihisan 5000 =
81. 90 per Ton.
9wiebeln. - geIbe elobes To- s5t
per Bu., weise U--s5c per Bu
4arptten. - Sunae 35--s0c Ger Tto
Tomatoes. - 5lorioa se.0o--3.Oo pes
Crate.
| sdnbs grobutte.
| 1obnen. - M1rtt ttetig. prinsa Wsar
rowfatt ~ .75--2 IS, eeiisbte uno bel SaHl
eepftn6te 5iaun S2 60-2 so per Bu.
0eu. = yaaEtt rubis. 40. ! limotbi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

Ter Rartt mar in Der peraoieuer Mct}e
iehr lebhaft ano bic Breiie pGreR ltart. Gs
tamen i'm @aHsen 337 Bferee nbo ~ IauIs
eIel in ben Rartt. Die E.uctiruu8eu paren
an Scalug Der A0he mie ioIgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

C.Is.- Nartt rubig uuO ieit. 2einoI
robes ne, getohtes 7oe per 0alone in 8ars
tien NON Ia B6I. Grtru 8Inter Leit
qarb0l SIC per gauones Cotton Seeo
Tel robes 81 - 55c, rafftuirtes $3.50
3ouone. Ierpeuttn 66c, BetroIeum, Bers
lection lOc, Ohio, aentutp uno ,Juotana
esLc per Gjaaone GrouH 3aio!Ia l5c,
llapbta l2c per 9aaoue.
sa[s.- Der Rartt iii rubi9. Ohio
qiper g5c--sl 90 per Bbl. pon 230 gfo.
IaIo 1T ftetig. grtma GitG 71s-714c,
DO. gouutru 6Ic-71se per Ifupo.
aobIer.-agartt riibig. 9ougbioobsnp
| q. 80. Nub uno Glad 500 -- 225,
aauaruba Stadioblen - .25--3.5O, JuB uno
| Glad 81 .90-225 per SonHe abgeltetert.
| NoudLoie Gtndtohlen 500. 4utbractte
| 81 .25-7.50 per Tonne abQeIieFert. Cote
| sniten ll--l2c per 8u. obqe!iefert.
| gGmere n.-4Rarft itetta SIeeiads
men sf ,75-7 80 auf benz CeIeiie uuo 81 30
$50 per Bu. pom 5tore. Iimotbp 81 10
| | rs aui benz C5eIeiie uno 81 5000 per
| Ru. pom Store. 93uhpei;cn Sl.DO, 6Laa:
/ iaamen 500 per Bu.
! Eeoern. - Jlahfrage out, 4rei'e 'tettg.
| DeiSc 8duiefebern. ......... ....- 50-65I
grina 0Gnieieoeru pom gutter 6arbe 43--i6I
:. DO. nleiiteHs ardu. .1U--iZt
;, pon lsb. Guteu, gam me5B ao-42t
punfle aemiihte 32-33t
grima Slbner, Boon, gari reiB. Ia
ouuile aemJihte... A.
oabneus5 5duansfeoern, Ionge roncD 40
Lrttbahu, rpeiBe ................. 40
| =, t0rbtQe. Qe.-............ D. ~
Saute. Radfrage stcmIib gut, Nort
). millia.
1 % % 1 4Aar AtfYfvh ga
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

Rinopie b. - lie 3u'ubr mar beute
nur mdbig uno oa bic 9tadfraqe etue CUTE
mar, 10 itieaeu bic Bretie um l0c per 100
gfunb. Der glartt idbLob tart.
Sbuere Sttere brahten $500 - 100,
ertra 81 10 7.25, Ghlen $500 - 5.75,
5leii5eriorten, ertra S6.35 - $50, quite
bis auSerleiene 80 75--6.25, oroindre bis
quite s4.25-56 So; oeiisrs, ertra s6.25-6.35,
cute bis auserIeiene s565-6.l5. orotu0re
bis quite $3.50 - $50, aibe, ertru $3.50,
cute bis auserieiene $500 - 5.4o, ors
oindre bis quite 50 3.o0--4,75, Ganners s2.15
--3.S5, Stoters uno ieeoers s3.25--5 80
8uilen. Sci mabiser 3ufubr uno
gutter Natfraae mar Der Marft tart uno bic
greiie liiesen am l0c per 100 4funo.
Wasere ano leihte S3.25-4.35, Bologna
s4 5O-5.25, ertra 1886, fette suIIeu s5.25
--S.75
Milhfdbe. - Die 3ufubr mar in Der
perfloifenen Mode gerins, bic Aadfrage
eine sieinlid5 quite uno bic 3sreile ifettg. -
Seute mar Der Rartt fart, oa bic .3nfubr
aerIne uno bic Aahfrage eiRe CUTE mar,
ertra 5000. quite bis aaserIeiene
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
Glsarins csnis ilmisse.

Der rlmlos I'm bieiiesn Gtsariuebaas 5e'
lief iib beuie nuf sf.547, ,l50.
gsfal.eefarstaien.
Tie aftieu Der groeier & Gamble Go.
murosu beuie sientlih tart eeharoslt. Ionli
aber mar Der NGrit rubig unp Die 4ret's
iieiia 9lahfiebenDe Bertdufe lino 81 be
rsdlteH:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

Dad1s.-Rarft rubis unb itettg. 0dnoa
Ter iaufeH prima su 2S--2sc per Sfuno uno
persaufen tleiae Iuautitdtsn su 2-3c uIebr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
0}pist Welbntarfte.
Rnntnn. 4. mdrs 1910.

Rcnt1g, q. Wdrt 1910.
Tis godfrase nod TarLeben mar beuie
feine grobe uno oa Die Banten btnIdngltdle
5onbs an Sanb baben, 10 1T eeio III rteoris
gen 3insrdten ~ erIangen. Die Santen be-
renbnsten fur Garleben ,,on coll" 4--4T%
ilno bistontsrten Gsidaitspapiere su So
81. SIN oiFenen Nartte puroen GarIeben
,,on eaI" gu 4a uHo aai 5ett sa 411a - pIa'
ctrt.
afhid aaf Rrm Dsrs
maren itetia unb nuroeu su Bart suiideH
Bauleu perfauft. lie Gounterrate betrd9t
50e gramse per $1,000.
xsenid snf Qurspa
unreu iebr feit. Seute fiRb bic foIsenben
Euotirungen ~ berihten:
aonboH, Tasesitt, - .s71-4-8 80 per &,
90 1age Stat, s4.s5 per & /; Baris 8
Tage Sid5t, 5l2112l-520 Trancs per 500 !;
90 Tase Sidt 5l7L - 5ls1l 5ranes per
500 fir Teutihianb, 4 Iage Stt)t, 4
glari 95I2e, DO. 60 Iaae Sitt, 1915.
Documentary Bills auf Gonoou pnroen
Al s4.s31S, aui GIaseom gu $4.S3L uno
auf 8eIfait gu 81 50 pertauft.
paasts.1 bfiaatisHsH
rubis uno fei.. Die 8anten quotirea ME
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SiebnGrfte.

Cincinnati, :. Rdrs.
3ufuhr uns 8erianot pdbreno Der per
aoiienen ISOLDE, ueraltd)eH nit ben sDet
uorheraeheuoen 4od)eH, pareu ruie toIgt;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

4stiea psn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-27

We want to call your attention to
our shoe stock. We have always tried
to keep in the front rank. We are
exclusive agents for the following
brands.
Hoge and Montgomery for ladies,
children and boys from soc to 81.
Every pair solid leather or another
pair FREE.
The Nal Outtenhopper for ladies'
from s2.00 to $3.50. This line We
are justly proud of.
The Sally Walker for misses and
children. There are none better.
From. :. soc to $500
Now our King Quality from $3.50
to $500 and Perfection from 500
to $500 for men. Made by people
who stand back Of every pair.
We can shoe the whole family.
You will find our boys and you
tbs suits new and priced right.
| We want you to come and see for
yourself and we will do the rest.
Agents for the Ladies Home Jour-
nal Patterns.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-27
Call to Creditors.

The State of South Carolina: County
of Orangeburg. In Common Pleas.
w. D. Connor, ETC., Plaintiff, against
Julia Westbury, etc., Defendant.
Z Pursuant to the order of the Conrt
In the above stated case, sally persons
having claims against the estate of
Catherine E. Connor, deceased, are
hereby required to prove their re-
spective demands before the under
signed, at Oreugeburg, S. c., with
in thirty days from the date hereof
or be- debarred payment. r.
Robt. E. Copes,
Judge of Probate as Special Referee.
September 9Th, 1s10.-4t.
The Times and Democrat-The
Paper Where the Orangeburg Far.
mer can get the News.
Notice of Filing County Claims.
All claims against the County
should he filed in the Office of the
Supervisor on or before the '22nd
day of September. 1910.
NJ. E.. .Zeigler,
Clerk, Supervisor.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-27
Some Cotton Facts.

The Greenville News gives some
cotton facts which explains the diff
culties under which our Southern
cotton mills work when; the price OF
cotton is so high that only small
margin of profit is made on the man
ufactured goods. The News says the
cotton mills of the South now man
ufacture the greater. part OF the
cotton that Is manufactured in the
United States ranking next to the
mills of England in the amount of
the crop bought and consumed, and
far above the mills OF tne North,
but only in weight; the Northern
mills making far create number OF
yards of cotton goods than the mills
Of the South. Ss
Northern mills manufacture fine
goods, as high as fifteen yards 10
the pound of cotton, while Southern
mills manufacture coarse { goods
mainly, not higher than three or
four yards to the pound, and mainly
only, yard and half to the pound:
twill thus appear clear that the
high price of cotton with the low
price of cotton goods bears more
heavily upon the Southern cotton
mill than upon the Northern mill,
and: why SO many Southern cotton
mills have been compelled to cease
operations till the price of cotton
goods rises far enough above the
price Of cotton to make reasonable
margin Of profit.
;, ITO the Northern cotton manufac-
turer, making fine goods, the cost of
of cotton is the. small matter, but
to the Southern; cotton manufactur-
er it is the greatest expense. Where
Is yards of cloth are made from one
pound, and cotton sells at fifteen
cents q pound, the cost of the raw
material is only one cent a yard;
where a yard and half is made
from one pound of cotton at the same
price, the price of raw material is
ten cents a pound. 1t will thus ap-
pear, too, how heavily the late Payne
Aldrich tariff revision bore down up
on the Southern cotton manufactur-
er; the tariff on cotton goods was
revised by raising the duty on fine
goods, and abolishing the duty On
coarse goods.
The situation with the Southern
cotton manufacturer is trying one,
with an army of operatives to be
supplied with work, steadily rising
price of raw cotton, and price for
cotton goods already below that Of
raw cotton and steadily falling. To
continue to operate his mill under
these conditions means quick ruin,
but to shut down means privation
and suffering among the operatives
at the very beginning of the winter.
Under the circumstances, earnestly
it is to be hoped the shutting down
for one week, recently decided upon.
will have the effect Of bringing the
price of cotton goods at>least to a
point equal with the price of raw
cotton.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-27
:
Called Climb q "Joint."

I Professor Brander Matthews call
ed ths fashionable Narragansett Club
a Joint" and said it's reputation is
very bad" When asked to define
"joint" he said, "Any place where
people are steered in, sober or drunk,
to lose money" There was a fash
ionable crowd, including some of the
Newport 400, present in court
when this evidence was given. We
have always had the feeling that
there must be some attraction other
than seabathing to amuse the birds
of a feather" that gather at the
Rhode Island resorts. AS Narragan-
sett and Rhode Island are welded to
the Republican policies, it is fav-
orite stamping ground for the pre-
datory rich, and a good many male
factors of great wealth" are srortive-
ly in evidence there. Two much
money and idleness generally pro-
duce trouble of some sort or another.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-27
Taft Wakes Up ut Last.

The, President has suddenly dis
covered that the Sugar Trust and its
officials have been acting in restraint
of trade by conspiringe to dictate. the
price OF sugar. 1t is reported that
Acknowledgement Wickersham is pre-
pairing the necessary papers for a suit
demanding the dissolution of the
Trust. No combine is more directly
the result of tariff protection than
is the Sugar Trust. It virtually con-
trolls call the production of refined SUI
gar and is also a controlling interest
of the best sugar factories. The Su-
gar trust has swindled the Govern
ment out Of millions Of dollars, and
by favor of a Republican Congress
is protected in plundering all the
people By reason of the high tariff
on sugar the price to the consumer
is nearly double what it would be
if the tariff tax were reduced to a
reasonable per cent for revenue pur-
poses.
. Now all this has been going on
since 1891 when the Sugar Trust was
incorporated; and even. that socalled
buster of bad trusts Mr.. Roosevelt,
when President made no move
against the Sugar Trust. In fact, he
was hand-in-gloye with Mr.. Parsons,
who was an attorney for the trust,
and refused to prosecute the trust
when the necessary evidence to con-
,vict was offered by Mr.. Earle. of
Philadelphia. But the conviction OF
some of the officials Of the Sugar
Trust in connection with the weigh
ing frauds has forced the hand Of the
Taft Administration; for the pub
lie was asking why this bad trust
was allowed to continue unmolested.
If the tariff duty on refined sugar
were decreased and the sugar sched-
ule revised to abolish the Dutch
standard the trust would he compell-
ed to reduce the price Of sugar to
the public. or foreign refined sugar
would be imported and the trust
would lose it's business through the
operation of the business law of sup
ply and demand. This prosecution
of the Sugar Trust now being at
tempted may lead to few thousand
dollars fine being imposed, but un-
less the Acknowledgement attacks the
trust under the criminal section Of
the antitrust law, ii is tolerably GER
tain that the trust will still he do
ing business at the old stand with
its tariff protection unimpaired
through the friendship Of the Re-
publican party which it has SO long
and still continues to enjoy.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-27

Below we list a, few in cotton
goods.
Amoskeag Outings, 10c Anderson
outings, 10 to 90 yds pieces. sc
;36-fn light and dark winsor per-
calS.. 1Ve
36-in white and colored stripe mad
Best Duck, 10 good bleeches 7, 8, 9
Amoskeag, new style dress gingham
49,. So. 80. ..l0 cents.
Apron Ginghams go. :. -. ..oc
Lancaster apron gingham, best
uldue. =. -. A--S
Ask to see our 10c towels. They are
a wonder. In fact our Domestic
Stock is chock full of bargains wait
ing for you.
Our Dress Goods stock is conf
plere in every detail and your in
spection is invited, and also to our
Notion Stock, which is complete.
Don't forget to look over our line
of Ferguson Mckinney shirts at.
Every one guaranteed or money back.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-27
Treating Them Shabbily.

Now that President Taft has COM
menced shaking the plum tree" for
the insurgents. the standpatters will
soon be repeating the question of the
Texas delegate to the National con-
yention. What are we here for?"
Will the "Old Guard" be on duty
at the old stand, in season and out Of
season. and see an inSurgent get
ting promotion and still be satisfied?
We know Of some who commenced
knocking the Administration imme-
diately after reading the plum-tree
letter: and now that the federal Off
ccs are dropping into the Insurgents
open palms, it is much to be feared
that the glory of the Republic is de-
parting and that the Old Guard will
no longer be up and doing. Such
is their miserable fate after years of
active service. They have borne the
heat and the burden of the day and,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-27
Citation Notice,


The State of South Carolina, County
of Orangeburg.
Whereas, Harriet E. Bull and Dlv-
i'd G. Dantzler. has made suit to me
to grant them Letters of Admins
tration Of the Estate Of and effects
of Emanuel E. Bull, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and Creditors Of the said Eman-
uel E. Bull, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Or
angeburg, S. c., on September 26th,
1910, next. after publication hereof,
at / o'clock in the forenoon to show
cause if any they have. why the
said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand. this 18th
day Of September, Anno Domihi,
1910 Robt. +. Copes.
Judge OF Probate.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-27
Notice of Discharge and Call 10
Creditors.

On October 21st, 1910, we Will
file with the Judge of Probate for
Orangeburg, S. c., our final account
as Executors of the estate of Victor
A. Cue, deceased, and will thereupon
ask for our final discharge as such
Executors.
Al! persons having claims against
the estate of the said Victor A.
Cue. deceased. are hereby required
to prove their respective demands
before the undersigned at Orange
burg. S. c., on or before October
Goth, 1910, or be debarred payment.
Eugene Cue,
benjamin p. Cue,
J. c. Jeffcoat.
Executors Of Victor \. Cue, deceas-
ed. Sept. 10Th, 1910.