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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17
Cbtc coao, IS. DRui,

Rtrbute - 8eeues $40 -- $50,
Isros Stiere S5.OO-G4O. peItLihe otiere
$5.lO-725, Stoaers uno Feeoers $4OO-
$50, 2ibe unn 6etfers s2.8J-7.35, RaIber
S5.5O-725. Tlartt Itettg.
Shweine. - Getdte S.. 80 .65, Ges
mif6te S9.3O-965, 1apsre $925-9.40,
rdube $9.25-94O, quite bic oussrIeiens
ihpere $40 - 9.65. 5erteI $500 -
$50. Wartt l5c nieoriqer.
g hafe uno 2dmmer. S6afe {:
GinbeimtIthe f4l5-7.40. DsifIt6s $4.25
-T3J. 5dbrItnGe S. 90-8.l5.
2tnm.r:-Ginbeimtih DE 81. .00-9. 80. rpeFfs
Itte s. 25-9.3O. Nar't lO-l5c nteoriger.
3ufubr. - Rinopie5 23,OO), S9wein.
$1,000, G5afe uno 2Gntner 25,O0O.
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Cincinnati I6. Mai 1910


SnioIse Der talsen Gl,terung paren bic
Gei9aite lansiam, beioHoers in CONNER.
ituffsn. Ter Rartt mar uugeregelt. bod
ilno bic Sreile I'm auSeweinen uuperdnoert
gebIieben. Die foleeHDeU -uotiruHeen wurs
ben am StluB Der lQOte nambait gematt:
Eranner RusItu 3rsat Gaas 6 sac,
iiHfon s.c, Srisbton shc sonibern G
4.c. ebftoFa z U u -. ,geSperel 1914 23e,
DO. "a 2ic. iltied 1O3 &c, DO. s4 23zc,
BsIri 1914 22c. DO. % zoe, Sriebion ga
i9he. ee. 1oLl 2I1ee, 5oEToft s/4 ige
t2as g;rutt q tse acSm s,c. aOnsSaie &c &C.
;sso"ssas s sUrast BIZ sot a 10 20. S'orGS D. 7c S 4rat
sns 5 es'r,S I rs sos S'3s'sa ssgss6s SH sfti ss sa
@ ioaie ne'iS 5e .s espsTs s reg 10 25e So S4 Be-
iltisa i 1o1a 2le. oo. Oh 22c. erisbton 1914
SsSe bo. ga 2iLc, aorcr5Ft 9Y4 18lsc
2rinis-amerieor Ebtetin8s bne.. Central
gaTf Sc. sHerteaH goar1Ins ure gtau 6e.
amerisaa SnOsf0 sos,, &c 5ps;so Tsss e9aF"ins ing
aJionrriua une erane 81. Lpia @ebes Bacttte
ec, ssatiouaI 5te. Gan <'9 5he. Grion 4Ae,
aWfeTsrftoffe-9aairb at W Cloth 12he. >c<
2s,risisa as ~ SII,,,I fftipg giofb Y9u ~stss
Ttdtne5 3torubote &c, 9urmooo sc,
Sutton oc. Eaflanb 800 g Queen, Of tbe g9eit
SX i5c. 8outinc i0ac Gorots unaen 14hc,
EasauebGnna l7c. Gonsiton 3 tec:
@inabam smos'sl3 stagle z. 2 9 9
1892 Gas aingitoH z Ec eoretia &c. SdHooer
4hr sslorence 5iac TtGGioe g.
9Idio F-EHr 8eft TIar Henal Elae I q G.
aI6einare 0iae, GereD1 o!sc Soufeiano oAe.
% Renims -gou = = loe, groEtmtip liz,
ufilftp DLc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17

Peu Dort. 10. RGi.

R.D Dors. 10. RGi.
Stnn mar ieit gu s33.l2K-33.l5'
Rurfer mar felt: safe ~ I2.75 -
1890, Giectrolutbic ga l2.5o - 1915
uno eating ,u Sl2.25-l2.50. SIci mar
Hau az s. 25-4.35 uno SpeItsr aber mar
fet gu S. $50. GiieH mar rabio.
go. | iSounsrp Rortbsrr III sl7.00-l7.b0,
Ro. 2 DO. su sl6.5O-T.2j. Ro. l Southern
anb Ro. / SOUTHERN iOi: su Sl6.25-l6,75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17

T}eirer: g0irrtpuroiger gengeI, Der
ae1e 1ebrliug! 2lls er gum er'ter Dtnse
itloL1teu mTbte. bat er iib 10 taper
oe}elqt, unb 5eim Wuritmahen fdlt
ar in Chnnatti"
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Yierbe mmb Wtauleiel.
einrinnnti. Is. mai 1910.

Ter Rarft mar in Der uerffofeuen 8ode
Sebr ruhia uno cie 9reiie itetis. Die 3us
fubr mar iebr sering uno beltef iit insses
iomnt aui I4O 9feree uro 40 Nanleiei. -
1eeen s6ius Der @o6s waren bic preiie
Ypis fcIat
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aergerlih.

Gonntassidssr: Gin niebertrahtis
ats 8ieh bieier Sois.. -. Wenn ids
geipebr auf ihn anlese. bleibt sr iibtn.
lpsnn i6 ihn absr pbctographirsn nil.
iduit Ct oanoa!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17
9nrennhInthe.

Chef (3um 'dulen 8eomter): ~Ste,
lQaner, id CLAUDE tmmer, sic tomnen
Quh nur ms Bureau, odmtt sic Irs
genopo parten toHnen. bis es le4s
llbr piro.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17

ed,ptre 3ucpfer. 1,4g0-1An pfb. S2i5- $50
Grprst gbunfs 1 2oo--l 400 gFo ' fi5-- 2f5
Eupfide gfsrbe 90O-1.20 RFb. 1t0-- fS5
9trninlponid 8ferbs, IOOO-l 400 MIN ITO f75
dfsrpftrbe 800, 400 qfn.'.,s.. 100 40
Ndntp gpaaers unb Rutidenpisrp, 10 65
fsihte gpoaeupFtrbe ,...,..',.,,.... i7a-- 80
speftltbs gferbs ...................... f5O-- 80
gian0 .' 9'. 25- 80
Waueid, IA bis 16 6aHo bod, 800
100 UfMnb ......................... 5l-- lEl
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NDiit Oelbmtarfte.
Rentaa. is. Wat 1910.


Die Danfsn woren beute siemIid fsdrf NIT
Rcuftnenbeiten befddftigt, bod mar bic
3id6frage nnd TarleDen teine arobe. Gelb
iit dber irHnier nod feit. fsiir TarleAeH }, on
gal" iuurben 5gS berehnet uno Gei6dftspas
psets wuroen yu 81 - 81 bisiontlrt. JiH
o'feHeu Niarite nnrpen Tarleben ,,on eau"
~ 41-5S uno auf 3eti 30 5S piactrt.
oseaia ssi Rep psrf
fparen itetia nno murnen su zoe prds
mite per $1,000 spiiGen Santenpertaufi. Iie
IcuHterraie betrdgt 50s grdmie per $1,000.
sssGia sxf Gatsss
iparsu feftsr. Seuie fiao bic foIgenetn
CaoftrungeH su berthteu:
9onnon, . Iaae SiH., s4.s7tS per 6,
60 Tdse Giht s4s4k per e; 8dris 3
1aqe etdt, 5l21 SEQ Sranes per 800 /;
~ 1age stdt, 5l7L - 5lsL 5rares per
slO0 fir Teutidlanb, 4 1aae Stht, 4
Jeart 95Ie, DO. % Iage sidt, s4Lc.
Documentary Bills auf sonoon nuroen
~ 4.S3l, auf Glasgow su s4.5314 uno
Gnf Beifait su S4.63 psriauft.
saEsss.c cbftaansHsn
rabis uno ftetis. Die gaHfen auoiirea ME
tofaf.
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Der ilmlas I'm btefiaen GIearinsbaus be'
lief ii9 heute auf ~ $50 40.
2siaf.estHrttatrn
Tie @ttipitdt bat an Der B6rie etIpae
r1hgslaiien uno ois greiie ebeHfalis. 60:
lurtbid t1ds & electric rpureen am SbluB
~ 10 rertauft, Cine. Gas & electric aber
tisitsu iicb dif sOL. Tie folsenoen Bet
idufe 'iHo si beriften:
Ma ssr Carif.
psfofs Cait.
70 Afttsn uinc 0oa d Gise. 0s..........-
" hffisn ber atnc. 0G4 = Qlscfxts........ yH.
~ aftisn Der GoLaEgbia 0eS q Qlsc......
First Calf.
20 Iffen G:s. Street Mh. Go.............fV
10 dfftfu Qeinmbso Cos b oIse.......e.. fSs
Hstwesn Cali
10 nsiu Gln. Street Mn. Ge..........-..i3s
mIfisu asccu. 3ne ofrt..............ifs
~ ufttsH v. =. 1.........s...........
~ 1tnsH Der Columbia Gds q Gisr..... hs5
- tEst5eu Gtu. x G1MilioE. oE................ -
- asfieH q. Sc 9. d L 81. pfo...........f 10
iT s.tfisu Gts. ensef Na. so..........-. ig
aiits Utus. gG8 & G!sctric.......... St<
ts~snd Gsii.
Ia HisEsn bsT ceFumsia eas 9fec...-.- 10
Raf,fteheHbe Tabeue pom i'm bisfisen
Wartt beftneIt6eR 8oHbs uHo AtiieR siebt
bic cffIsieaen Eaetiransen an:
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tlndew q I 6eRe.


Dele. Wartt rubis uUo fsf qein6I
robes sac. oeto1tes s5e per 8aIone in gar.
item pom IA Bbl. Grtra CONNER Ten
aaro6l gOc per 9aaones Cotton Sseo
Del robes So - e0:, rofiintrtss 63--64e
@aaone. I.rpeutin SIC, 8strOteum, gers
lection lOc, Ehio, aeutudg uuo 3nbiaua
9sIc per gaaoHe @romu G0ioliu l6c,
sIdpbta 12e per 8aIIone.
SGls. Ser Ttar,t III rubtg. Ehto
Riper 30 - 9jc, Rihigdn ur6 Nixon
s9e per gbI.uon 2So 8fo.
Iala III itetis. 2rimo Gttp 71.-7sse,
bo. gouutrp 711s-71%e per 9furo.
eoble u.-Jearft ru1ie. 4)ouobiosbens
1915, Rub unb clad 500 2.25,
aanapha StaatobIen $3.25. Rus uao
Sla6 81 .9O-2.25 per 9onre abqelteFert
RduhIoIe etlftobIeu 1915, 4utbrG:ite
sT.25-7.50 per Tonne obesItefert. go.s
soften Il--l2c per Ba. abeelIe'e-t.
Sdmer en.-Rdrtt itett1 ofeeTdos
men S. .OO--s.0 90 aui benz GeIstis unb $3.50
$40 pergu. pom store. Iimotbp 81 40
| .s5 auf benz Geleiie Tne Sl.60-2.O0 per
Gu. pom 9tore 8uhDetsSH 90c, TIa6ss
icameu 81 2.25-2.T5 per gu.
5enern. -- Rartt siemIit Ie5boft uno
g9eibe 86Riefeoeru ..... 80. 55-5Sc
Brima 9duiefeoerupora outer 5arbe 45-46c
DO. metitens arau 4D-i2e
, ron Ge6. entsn. gGnsweib 40-42c
- >. A.. bur.le eemiiate .3!--33c
Grima 5lbner, Bopp. cana rpeis.. l5c
D, >, ounflc 1erriifIte... 4c
6abuens S1uar;feoern, IaHge fancu 7jc
lruibabn, petBe ........-....- soc
., iarbiee ............. C. 7c
Sdute. - Radfra8s ;iemIib gut, gartt
pigie.
RasgeiaI,eue Ro per Bfuno. 9'4c
Ro.2 S34c
Gitp Builders II. Sater5, iriiae Zoe
| Stride aalbieue ...... A-l5c
| gferoe go. l............$3 800 3.25
Ro.2. 900 225
8uIIen SO. l ...... Sc
Ro.2 - &c
IrodeueeiaI;eEe . 15-l6c
| AIint w ..... IFS:
Sdafsae4e, pouise ....... 40 -5Oc
Samuts seue ............... 25 SOC
Scnrnls seae, esiaorene. .... 10 10:
s.-Rartt ruho une ftetig 6dnos
| Ter taufeR prima ;u 2S-!9c per Bfuno uuo
I nerfnifsff flptrs Eunp+it item an 2--3c frehr
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Giuet tnuoti, Is. NlGt.
2uiu6r uno 8erianot pdbreno Der pers
foiienen Rode, persItben nit ben spet
8o6en, rpdren mte foI9t:
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Ter Tdrst mar itetia. 8ertauft wurs
ben 944 gbls. Giftiaer's Stuiibeo Goobs
pgf Der Bats pon 81 80 per 9aqoHe.
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80 0erian0t betrua IN eerieLben 3eit
Rtnbuteb. Sauein.. S9aFe.

atnbpteb.-Die 3ufubr mar aud beuts
misoer siemIiG groB uup bic qreiis ea5er
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r,i,uiumN ,,,,n ott ol ~. sea
TN te Naks Land Deal VIII iaun,u
Artist ia ttaa4etHtss


Artist ia Cemetery
Auburn. y. s.. Jais lG Hav.3
peHus "a farmer of NaWtla ycstct-
aay Informed District ATTORNEY uu.-
rice that de Was bnuu9pd nut oft s
auo last week Dennis eaa eomiu~
go Auburn last "Wednesday when DE-"
mot stranger on Is Lebtsa Valley
train who asked him Z be knew 1f
any abandoned farms for sale here
ahouts The farmer offered his owA
and after several days negotiations,
came To Auburn To post forfeit o.
SS5po. He drew the money from tae
Auburn Savings bank and with the
man. who said he was Mr.. Heater
Of Gor'iaudt, counted oat the mo %
ey In order 10 be private the trans
action took place at Soule cemetery,
near the grave of Chester Gillette,
each man placing his money in Il
metal box Heater kept the key ami
told Dennis to take the box home to
aoravia auth he brought the re
mainder due for the farm. Monday
Dennis received the key in letter
which said. You better go to some
quiet place and open the box. Make
no noise because every one win
laugh and some one will blackmal
you" Dennis found four pound
stone In the box.
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b. Y. T. L. Program.

Leader, W. D. Fletcher.
Subject, The Ordinances Contin-
ued
Rising sing, AS a Volunteer. so.
Read alternately with leader. Mo.
14:17-26. Comments by leader.
The Lords Slipper.
Scripture reading, l Cor. 1l:2o.
Perrie Collins.
Discussion, Design of Lords Sup
per. Joe Evans.
Music. 121.
Scripture reatiing. l Cor. 1l:a3-
%. Clarence Moffett.
Discussion. Mode of taking supper
Miss Musgrayes.
Music, 103.
Scripture reading, Acts 2:41-42
Jewel Wicker.
Discussion, Place of Supper Flet-
cher Norton.
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Preaching Tomorrow at 4 a. n.
and S;15 b. m. Sabbath school at
$3.50 a. III. We had last sabbath.
morrow morning we will study The
Religion Man Needs" You will be
welcome. II. E. Bigger. Pastor.
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Making Auto Trip to Galveston.

Mr.. and Mrs. I'D siebold, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Tasker Camp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Croft and sJack Elton of Fort
Worth passed through the city to-
day en- routes to Galveston, making
the trip in an automobile. They stop
ped at the Rogers hotel for dinner.
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Thomas at Midlothian.

Announcement is requested that
Hon. Cullen F. Thomas of Dallas
will speak in the opera house at Mid
lothian saturday July 16, at $50 p
nj. in the interest of the candidacy
OF Hon. Cone Johnson.
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Subject of II O'Clock sermoa
''Cgystaltzed Christianity. At SIS
p. m. Grimes OF the Tongue The
sunday school and Leagues meet at
regular hoars. Strangers and visit
ors welcome A. y. Porter, Pastor,
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Church, of Christ.

Bible study 10 a. N. Communion
and preaching II a. III. Subject. The
Second Coming of Christ and the
Destruction of the World Preach
ing s:15 p. IN. Subject The Differ
ent Things to Which Salvation Is
Ascribed In the New Testament.
Everybody invited.
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Christian Church.

Sunday school PAS a. M. w. l.,
Harding. superintendent Commun-
ion and preaching IL IA. m. Sermon
subject. Seeing Things Rightly.
Preaching again at $50 p. m. Sub
iect. Character and How to Build
It." A sermon for the young people
G. F. Bradford.
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Year Books Ready.

The year books for the Department
club are now ready for distribution.
The president has called a meeting
of the club at the FAdelphian club
rooms Saturday afternoon at )
O'Clock. All menlbcrs are urged to
be present and prepared to pay
their yearly dues of 81 90.
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Preaching II q. ma and p IA by
Rev Il. L. Carpenter. OF Waco. All
lHvfed 10 hear him sunday sehoot
$3.50 IA. J s Herring, Superie-
tcndent seHIor and Junior Unions
Z =. nj.
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When you think OF having PRINT
ing done. the next thought SHOULD
pany-the place where you can Cd
il done to suit you.
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Music, 105.
Reading Miss Goodman.
Booq review, Mr.. Davis.
special music.
Round table discussion with ques-
tons by the leader.
Why do we call it the Lords Ia
BILE?
When was the first church organ
ized9
Who has a right to come to the
Lords table?
Have infants right to the table,
What of one who thinks he hes
been baptized
Would you receive such for church
membership?
Prayer for meeting following.
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subject. What TO do in trouble
Lender. Annie lee Jones.
Song.
Lords PRAYER,
Ps a,S, Airline McComhs.
Ps. 3T:Sa-40. Johnnie Bell York.
Ps. 50:t5, Jimmie Lee.
Matt. Ii.aS-l. Louis McComhs.
rs. 1916, Frances Moores.
2 Cor. ia, Reda Wicker.
Lesson story. Louis Oldham,
Song.
Mission study, Paul Shores.
Roll call.
MiEpah.
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tFANAHAruiE bet mineral water
tellreFea daily b. s. AcGoaft, old
HHuae 85f II
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Blank notes at the Daily Light
office. u
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WANTED We gaut yoef feed o.
Avft Shlse q Keys. II
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Foley's Kidney Remedy VIII cure
any case Of kidney and bladder trou-
BILE not beyond the reach OF medicine
No medicine eanSdo more. b. W
Fearis. q
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Het ST. FOR RENr-s q pr KEEP
Hnkrr n
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FUR SALE Rent contracts for bosA
sjty property and faFsn property at
the Daily Light office II
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AM tsttt A>
.
Q
~eH~
eese

WEATHER Tt6 Kht ana sunday
eeHsaH, fair AsH ftt Mih a.
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Our printing is UP TO now. Place
an order for this month.
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FIVE LOTS fronting University
campus, also Oliver typewriter and
standard sewing machine, Administer
rugs Great bargain. IL fsold this
week. f. r, Baker. IS
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Az ADVERTISEMENT ia this col
ANN may bring you just the oppor-
tunlty YOU are looking for. Il
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~e~N


Al the usual services tomorrow
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ATTENTinN-~-Ne can DO yoar
work better, We save you money, We
are better equipped. we have what
you want The F'rench steam-dry-
cleaning machine Waxahacaie Hal
Works, lle College street. Phone
SIS. Cleaning and pressing. II
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FOR sAEE--Chatt mortgages,
deeds of trust. vendors lien notes,
plain notes. etc, az Daily blight Of
flee, y
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FOR sALE- aos acres good black
land near Naioney Ia Hulf connty.
VIII take some good city property
/. II, Henson. Hotel Barber shop,
WaNahachie. 80
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No Meeting OF Chapter.

There will be no meet alg of Wax
ahaehie Chapter No. ~ Il. A. NJ
Monday night.
". l. y, LEiGH. seoy,
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When you need q plumber eau
Bunk1ey. with F. s. Cronk Co. Both
Phones 81. i
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LAntk,e--~We give eSnerr and car =
fgI attention 20 cleaning and press
inr ladies suits or skirts. Phone It's.
Matthews Bros II
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-16

FOR SAI4E--0 One span Of good mules
and wagon with gravel frame aad
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-21
Kanawha Medical
Society's Meeting

TIE regular meeting OF the Kama
wha Medical Society was held last
night in the assembly room at the
kanawha Hotel and number OF
doctors were in attendance. The
m"rtin" WAS presided over by Dr.,
O'Grady.
After the general business had
been transacted an excellent paper
WAS rraH by Dr.. Ray on "Pncumo-
MIA after which that disease Was
discussed Ivy Drs. Young. Shawkcy,
II. l.. Robertson, Gordon and Pres
ton. After this subject had been
thorouyhly discussed the various
questions submitted by Mr.. r. g.
Curtin OF the Shcltrring Arms Hos
Hital in regard to the prevention Of
typhoid Was taken up and many in
tereslng and Instructive things
were brought out in the discussion
that followed.
Pure water, good food, and The
prevention of flies carrying infcc-
tiOuS germs are the three things that
will prevent typhoid fever in the sur
rounding country they say, and I'M
less these things are locked after
carefully there is Il great deal Of
danger. II these rules are carried
out there would BE- but very little OF
the dreaded disease.
The SuOiect WAS discussed by DrS.
Shawkcv. Camady. Preston, Ioun"
Ray and Gordon.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-21
An Historical Sketch of
Turkey Creek Gas Field

The discovery Of q flow Of oil in
the Tim Hazelitt 40. by the Will
lowwOOd Oil and Gas company Sat.
1rdaN evening reminds one Of tho
leiEhDOrhOOd excitement Of 1904
when the first gas well was drilled
IN on the McCallister farm in what
was then called the Burnside gas
Geld. Turkey Greek IS a tributary
Of Trace Fork Of Mud River. flowing
into that stream 12R miles south
a9t Ct Hurricane.
The first settlers on the creek
we're The McC0lliStCrs in or about
$50 when Jim McCalli8tor settled
IN tho creek, and few years latrr
his brother Peter settled near him
~ tn creek below Rock Camp Then
Richard McCalliSter settled on the
head Of IhC creek on what is known
~ tn G. ". Burnside and ". 4. cas-
d0rnh farms.
in iN1+ John Burnside settled be-
tween the last two named McCallis-
t"rs. He was an elder in the PRINT
tive BAPTIST Church and an cucr-
@"tic husiness. man twhose influence
is still felt III the COmmunity though
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-21
Circus Parade of
Forepaugh & Sells
is Three Miles Long

Whrn the GREAT Adam Forepaugh
and Sells Brothers circus comes to
Charleston, OH Saturday. April 80,
the people Of this vicinity Will be
given All opportunity Of Witnessing,
for the first time in their lives, Il
parade that is a real novelty and not
mere rehasninG Of all the old worn
out naGeantry OF the past. The
management spent $l.O00,00U in an
entire new parade equipment. II
Was built last winter in the foreign
Workshops of the show on a scale
of magnilicenCc no other circus in
America would have the nerve to
undertake.
This parade is three miles long. 1t
is a vcritaDlC worlds exposition,
made up of the people and the
things mat arc wonderful from
every land Oh the face OF the earth.
More wild animals arc shown in it
i'll Opcn dcES tMan are to DC found in
other mrnagcriCs. Over 600 most
beautiful horses are displayed. The
geological section is led by the big
SeSt herd of elephants in America.
There is childrcn'S section OF
superb faiTNland scenes, in which the
most elaborate and costly floats and
"narlOtS ever devised are used. There
are caravans o. CamelS, carrying
richly drapcd howdahs in which
Orient court women sit in state,
bands Of. fierce. desert high Waympn:
Arabian. RUSSIAN and American
rough~TiderS; famous English Derby
Day SportSmcn. and a section OF Jap
an"s" caralrymen In fact the par
ado is moving panorama Of Splcn-
did novelty, as varied in its world
wide significance us Il professional
history Of the world we'll could be.
Music is provided by a half dozen
modern bands. barbarian orchcstras.
quaint chantrrS from strange cor
hVrs Of the earth, cathedral Chimes
pipe organs, steam siren wagons, Du-
gle fife and drum corps and Oriental
string and reed musicians. The var
ioUS vehicles. the costumes and the
irappinGs are the most elaborate
ever uscI in an open air spectacle.
Certainly never before in circus af-
fairs waS the expenditure Of great
sums of money SO evident.
1t is doubtful if any circus in
America ever spent as much money
on its entire equipment as this cir
Gus BIAS Paid merely for tie re
"a
a matter Of fact. when the Adam
FOr..paugh and Sells Brothers man
aSrment Began tn" work Of rcftting
their show early last fall. they set
aside $3,000,0OD for the purpose
When the work was completed in
'hcii foreign workshops early in the
spring they found that the cost had
exceeded the original sum by $780,
900.
This is The first instance In his
tory Of amy tented show beginning II
season without considerable Dor-
ton Of its old equipment in various
stages Of decay and lily Disguised
with fresh paint,-But-t this circus
has not retained even so much as 4
single costume or a wagon wheel
that was ever used before. Even
the old menagerie was sold to other
shows and reStOcked with over 100
magnificent specimens Of wild ami
nal life, secured by the foreign
agents and jungle hunters Of the
show