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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-07

Rtnbpie b.-Ger Warft war beute rubig
uno bic Sreiie Breiie Der beffereu EuGIttd'
ten ftett9, bic anoeren aber ptuiq. - 6to6'
ers uno 5eebers iino In outer xa9lrase
uno ftetig. DiilhfIbe finb rubis
630sre St!srs brG4teu $4.75 -- 800.
D4isn &a.25 800. 5lesibsrftisre S4.o0
$50, srtra $5.o5-5.50, 5eifers S3.25-
$40, srtra $5.15-s.25, 8iibe S2.25-4.65,
erira $4.75-4.85. GGnners 32.00 -2.7s,
etodsrs uxs Sesesrs S3.25-5.a5.
guIIsn. -Iie 3ufubr mar nur mds
bia uno ber Wartt rubig uno tuiqio.
1aaereuns Isttts $s.75-3.55, SsfssRa
$4.00 - 4.Ss. egtra $500, iette $3.50
800.
adIber. -- Bel siemIit) erober 3uTubr
pay Der Wartt idpad uno bic preiie cts
mas nieorteer.
Droinars sns srose s3.50-7.50, fair Bis
sxte Istdte $7.s0-S.75, ertra $500.
1dlbsr ia Sss asMnif1osssb iafsrr. -
Ssxsp Sc. prima bis axsesIsfsss 81 -
SH, sssindre S-7e.
Sdwei e.-Die Rahfrose mar eine
suite uno Der Rortt ftar'. Tte pretie fties
gen UNI Zoe per 100 gfuno.
Snmere ctpeine bratten $7.6O-7.75.
aste bD aassrle{ens Rsrpa6nxss nab
SIsifAsrisrtsx $7.7o-7.7s. semifAts 8sr.
pa9xnSsisrten f7.sO-7.7o, srbiaars btS
assssIeisxs '1psvs 'stts eane $5.25 -
TAO, srtra $725. etass $47S - $40,
IdAts Bsvis.stfsrtss t7.e0-7.7S. 9srfsi
Ssn 10 B's. xns vsniesr $5.25-7.65.
e4si sab Simmer. - Bet uur ma
siser 3ufubr mar Der Dtarst beute ftetis.
O4afs. - eItrs 33.7s, sais bis sxs'
syIsfsRe ts.25 - $50. orsisass Bis ssts
81. .o0-3.oo, SatrIinss %. .75-4.75.
SAMnsr. Grtra $40. suite Bis
sassrtsfsRs ts. .75-6.25, osstHars bis suite
A.2k-5.65.
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Goteass, 6. Te;.


Rsl!. - Der Iarst mar Estsa. 0tatss
3stsRtStt .0o-4.7O. Stysis1ts %. .7s-A.55.
Gysias ystents s:ast$S.5o. etyaiSttS -. IS
--i.e(, Batsrs $3.s0--l.85.
1st,sA. - SkS Detsnbsr els. -
93e, am sdIus s5e: far Raj S6Ss -
s71.e, am edius 97sse; iAr SuIi % --
94s.t. am sdIaB s4s..
Hsli4istH. 8ar Ds,enSsr 4SX-
ls..e, an satus 46He: fas Raj -
- 4ssse, am sdIub 4SLe; fur SuIt AsI
--Ao1Ic, am ehlub 4SIe.
Asfsy. - Sar Cesemter 8ls.-3l Le,
smsdlus sl2.e; flr Nai s4t-A1ss. an
Sdlus s4He; iitr Suit s4I-ASsc. am
eniub 34Hc.
Rsfasa. Ne. 3 Sic.
Osrffs. -O Oats 3uttsslssRs 90 Ire,
ssts tis 6sles Ws!,ssrks S3-s7e.
6ia 4staGnsa. - Re. .. =. 3kAs.
NJ. y. ". 237e.
xtRsttpl % Dss Gs1issr.
&lsstGsMs n.-Sl4.7S per gsninsr.
Nstpsr.. - $lS.0o-ls.2S yss Dbl.
Hnr Sanuar $500 - 1878. am S4lub
tls.o0; fdr EG l7.o2h - l7.a5. am
ehIut Sizes.
G4msl,. - ss.s7k Dss 100 Dfxas.
slx Ssnuar $9.s7k-l0.00. an 01lxt
es.s7ts;, for raj $S.7S-s.s0. am SALuS
1918.
okss. AtpysniettsR. 9sis t0.Se
- 1000 per 100 Hftine. 6ar So
Huar es.S7k-v.7 TAX. an o4Ist @0.671f: !:
fur Rat tv.So-S.4S. am 14lut 41.82H.
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1d8lid3er Wtarft 8eri6t.


Gineinn 9. DeSember. 1910.
Die naHfoIsenben luotirxnsen be,iskes
t4 nus auf onsros. Trans aftisnsns Bel
Hsireren 0eidafsea ueroeR stsaS tStsse
Hrsiis tsse@Rst.
Brsotfonsa
Der Narst mar rubts aas bic 3rsifs
idmdher
eAmaI,.-sr srsms stean s.7c-9.soe,
ganriIp 10. .7s-1l .00c I. o.b.
frsdense Ia fsenes 5tet'd. Nsrst
flsst Nippenieiten l0H-l0He, ertra fbort
1895 Be1tsS l3 -- l3he isis uas /e
Hshr Ssrpa6t.
Daern. - Marst Fetia. ebert Hare
eetten 1lI--l3c, furss Rippenfeitsn ny
llIs eytra flsrt clear seiteu llH-llhss.
l4s4t lo's nnb " per Sfuns mebr psrps6t.
Bel satsr NaAfrase. SAinien l3.5o--I4s 30.
nassx 1900 - 1880. S&ultsrn Il.so-
Ia.5o. 1sv ysrl Sat sduItern l2.o0--
1880 tro6sns Hsehsdinlen ls-18kt.
-. sp.sss. :. ,ssp s- ~H..,. I.o
& M. os" sns" n..' ,rtn n" %%atsrH %
ioH ioIs a., e.. .. 'osI
"~ S''' s1' Ao/4
H.irx. ezra ~x.., ,o,<
~ 80
49,. . or 80. s.,t.
oa|. W ~ tss
~ '..s..n os nstH u.s,.: ~
~. -. SsnS, '/s |s" s
>" y" AHs.
WNt sas OstrsNs.
RIL. - Dtntsr Ssssnt S4.20 -
4.sS. 0tntsS Sanes N.00-4.l5. 0tntsr
6emtiy $s.l0-s.ao, ertra ta.oS-2.9o,
srstHkrsS @e.4o-a.so. Sprins Safest
4S.sO-s.6S. ss. faney N.I-s.1o. -.
Saustiy ~ .36 - A.4S, Nsl1sxMef. norb.
weftl. semtidtes s4.40-4.50, rstxss Gtts
N:6S-.s5. ssniiAtss 90 so Per Dbl.
0stlsn. &srst rutis nus fer. --
30. : rstlr 0tntsr ss-iooe. xs. . g.
VIC. ~. rstesr 60-s6s per 0nibd.-
gsrsaaft rpuroe: Gar 70. 2 rotber 8tns
ter su csc. auf bsm Seleiis.
BsH4fssn.-0arh u rubis sns itstia.
10. 3 pstSsS 4s-48Ls. Hs. s pstSsS 47L
-4Ss. Hs. I psibss 45-461s,. 1s. 8 gel.
SsS " - @9t. re. Sslbs 47--4st. -.
Sslbss 43--4Sht. re. Z SsnifAtss
dc. ~. semiidtes F--48e, Re. I
DO: - - 46s. 1s'Ses Xelssrsstn D-47s.
aslbss b. 46-&3s. asmifH.sS 10. 46-47e
1el oa. Se,taul' ipsfosn: ! gar To.
w. s ~ -
= Sa,s 40, o.,,;,S..s -, ~. % GO - s'
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3en ysr'. 8. De.

Hen ysr!. 8. Ces.
NeAl.-Sxfulr 38, ,4s5 Sbts.. 1srfGRSt
s85 Bbis. Der Earft mar beuts ttetia.
Spring 3 Batent$ 81. 1850. s8inter stratatts
A.l5-4.80, &tnter gatsnts Sl.4o-l.TS.
eprins clears &.lS-4.40. Etntsr GrtraS
Re. | 3s.40-8.7o, 70. abs. $a.25-3.40.
&anfaS tratsAts 44.6o-4.7s.
Rssssn mstt ID feft. SaIx Ns
satss $4.0o-I.2s. 6siss bts fsSsS $4.2s-
A.4B.
ssa.a.,.nn',: in fsh ~ s..a5
per 100 BfxnS.
Bu6peisen III rubia. AmerieaN Sic
xrb Canadian SEC c. |. T. Rem Dors.
RstsnslI ID ftetis. - Ss.nss pstbss
sns ssIbss 81. .15-1.a0. srsSss 81 .l0-l.lS,
Rtlrsriss $2.e5.
HssssR ia Hetig. - Re. Z 6stsrR
s3s Z. .. b. RES 3srs.
0srAs IN rubis. 1aIissrts - - SSs
{. I. I. uns nsss Ssttssssras 7s - 7ssG t.
I. Buffalo.
Mdssn.-Ssfslr 4o. 800 sx.. serFsnSt
~, $50 Dx. RaYft fen. ~. ssttss
S81fc TIM elepatsr uns s9kc I. .. ).
iAntmmeno, Re. / DO. Ksrttsrn Tulat5
tllSL Z. s.b.
DsIia.sra.-su'a 70. las. ssrianot
- ea. Nars. feft. Reuss Hs. . S51Ss
bel aniunFt.
eafsr. - psfxSs II SIS ss.. ssrfsssi
- Ux. Nsrit rpiHia. 1euer etaubsrs
wsibes 59t, ueuer as. . settler S9Hs.
DO. Ro. 5 t8he. DO. To. 4 8Se.
Ssx IA ruhiq. - 9rtmG ll0e. ~.
iloe. Re. . 1ooe. Rs. . $500.
9spfsR TT ftstis. State 1910, srbiaifsr
IN Astes ls-2a; 1903. 1A--lTt; psetts
Ssaf 1910. orsis&rss BE Asies l4-l7s:
1909. l0--lse.
Hxxts nns ftsttd. - gsntrsI xmsrtss
1lae, Nsssta 7s-a3e.
1ssu IN fen. 5emIod a3L-akks.
Hsr! in fen. 1smtl, sal 90 "a 90,
Ssrt eIssr Sal 90 - 32 so. Hsi SEQ. 90.
SECT ~ ftetis. saxs.rv S1S .0a-l3 so,
Rel 800 -l4.o0. Dssf.GAtnlss Ss4 50
-a7 90, Ssrps4t S1a .0O-la.So, Gsty sx.rs
SRsia Rsb SIS. 5.0o-ls.s0.
Sat Nsats fns rubia. OsySIsIts Dsl.
Hes l31-lss. DO. S4sItsra eX -- s4s.
b. 6Ainssn 12Ks.
S4RGIt lit wiQia. MASls 0sf ,r.ws
$40. 0.lo--lo.20. 9sffnir.es he.ta. Gsxts.
xsxt sl0.eo. o. u. $il.5o. Gsxyssss 81,
-8Ze
xsls n rubis. prsws GHy ne,
Gsnstrp 71.-7'.s.
DaaMpsIIT saMsR Def III itetie.
3siHa rstss $500. yrtMs 0s1nsS ss!bss
to.S 20.
Ssfss Isxw IN itetis. Rafnnistss Re,
9sYf eT.40. SstIssslpbis aAs NaIftRsrs
o1A0. 30. In pat $3.50.
Ne lie IN rubis 1snsk;e BIssss Soc.
&as, n fstts. 9tsainss. SsDS1nttAss
Bis axtss 46oo-s.Io.
xssYsRtln I. ftetta N 7shs.
Esis N rubiB. eintsiMsf4sr - -s1.s,
YatMa 5L-st.
Re IaNss IN ftetts.. HsucsIsans Dyss
Gsttis. axtsr bss Astes, 3o--45e.
Raffse Rio r.. ll1<e, Can.
tos 80. 4 l2s. eorbopa l14-l3Ie.
ksr.-Hsisr In fen. HassaSais 90
feh s.5cs. Ssr,rtfuaal - Zen 4.0se. rs.
laNss. 3sksr 81 Tar 3.25. Hafeairtsr gu Ter
u ruhis. Gxt sssf $40. grsibss 5.sOs.
Rsxrh ~" 4.g5s. GatsS 4.sxs. Sos
bsrss 4.70e, orsaaIatss 4.soe. 1iGxsxS
.A"4.so, Gsnfsstiansss 81" 4.<oe; Re.
l 4.3S. Ns. :4.3Je. Rs. 84.a5, Rs.< &-2ee.
1s. 54.lSe. Hs. .l0e. re. T<.ose, Rs.
s4.O0e. Hs.S 3.s5t, Re. 10 s.see, ~. ii
3.sss. Sc. 5.S0s. Re. II s.75s. No. ID
a.15s.
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e4xItsrn. sssSt sIars Ssttsn. Ssr'
Da6t. $9.75--l0.O0.
Dnt.sr. - Rarst t.tis. gsssasrs as
2Se. 0eisy 23-27e,
etsr. 80 NarR ftssiE. Srtf4s 81 -
33f per CxtsRs.
eafs. Rarh tstts. Ssssa l4H-
l5s<e ser 8fuab.
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GItsass. 6. TeS,

&tnbptsl. -- osssss A.45 - 7.25,
xsyas Otisss a. 1o-s.40. Sstlt4s Stisrs
N.20-s.2s, StsSers aRs Ssesers $3.25--
$40, RftsxRs Nstfsrs $2.a0-S.l5. Ralbsr
C.Oo-9.0o. Kasit Iausiom uno ihpat.
6ASstxs. - asida $7.l5-7.cs. Sc
nifAts S7.l5 - 7.6S. iAssrs 81 Is. .o5.
rants t71S-7.so. sxts bis ssssris'sss
s7.30-7.sS. 1srts! t6.70 - 755. Hsrft
SC boher.
OAs's aRS lAwasr. 0Aafs ::
si1Istw.i4s ta.25-4.20, psaIiAs $3.50
-4.26. SSSsIixss II. .2o-x.lo.
3laa tsiMiiA - s4.a5-s.3 80, st.
u4s 14 .k0-S.30. Rartt ft.tta.
Bafstr. -- HtRbStsh 1900. SAsstss
"a, 600, 0Asfs aas 2lRMsr "a, 900.
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Res 1sr.. 8. Tea

RsS3sr.. 8. Ies
stnr nar beuts fart ,u s37.85--S8. 90
xnb Hu,fsr miuts; 9sts ~ $500 -
1s.eS, 9teetrslptbk ~ $l2.S7x - 1900
nns Satins " $la.So - 1915. BIst sss
rubie ~ $l.l5 - 4.55 uRD 0p,Itsr Tau
su $6 80 - $50. Giisn par rubia. -
10. l Ssaxorp &srt5srs ~ &i5.7S-ls.2S.
Xs.2 DO. ~ SIS. .25-f5.75, xs. l souttsyl
xss Re. SsxttsrS isi! ~ $ls.7s-lS.as.
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@ierteiiabrss gtrTamnluna hes Iirsfsartumi
The FIeischmann COMPANY.

SH Der regtldreu pterteldbrItbeff 9erlaInms
luHg be5 1ueitorlums Der SleiinmaHH 2ons
PAM, abgeb0lten aH 3. De5enIber 1910. Daroe
cine perieilabr!ithe 0i0teenbe bon anoerihalh
BrcSeIt u1f Die 8or 5Hg5s@ftieH niefer ebeleHs
fcDat erilart, BaBlbdr duI 2 syanltar 1911 an
bic am ~. GegPm5er 1910 IN ben 9iitaern pers
3etbneteH eittiaHdre, Dte ueberirapuHgshide
Der t9eieuid)a't merocU DOM 10, ms 20 Le6ems
Der 1910 ge'diolfcn biebCH, 6um 3tuede Der
Ee5abhu8 beagter Giotoenoer 1912
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Der Narh mar tesis. Bsrgsxt nar'
sss llI4 Bbn. TihiEssB Stnti1sS Gssss
ssf lss NsNS psa 1l.1s per oaksaa


SuGss.-psst's hetss. NS@HRsviss Gut
1saf 6.0os. ys1ssssb $50. GxSss S.4ks.
srsnxIstsS S.20<, GsxfsstisRsys ~" S.lss.
On ~" 4.80--S.OSs. pdbss srtrs So
4.eS-4.7Ss, sytsG ..g" 4.5k---4 .Sos. srSiaa.
rss ssfbsr 4.3S-.40s.
Rs IsHss tk fssss Ven psIssxs
Dvss Rsttfs $3.50. gsHArifnsaI lS--sss
PER 0aEsRs. goyshum s3--37e per @ancns.
Rs ts.-Nsra ysmnA IsttAft s1s kssis.
9sstftsxa. Ssn,p Hess s-ska ,sins *
-Sht srstnasss s4-<N. Sspss =
Is per 3fxRl.
Catrp.
BaifsS.-RGnfssse gut. grsi's fs.tia.
tansy Grsamssy Slks. Gsssxssy kses sos.
30. fsssnss ass. isasv 1siss a3s. Ns. i
lS+e per 3fxnS.
G1fs. - Nssh astis. DI.s Hss ls<..
4sSswshIi4ss l7-l7&s. Hsp 1sri lT1.s.
O4psi,sr lsH-3ohs. 1imbxsess 1879,
Dsi6 lSe per 3sxns.
esr. aGdfraae reht ant, Rar.t
f'eiia. - Drtma frifAs 3alnsrsiss S71.t,
Nsks 3Ss. sRSers 2st. isesxss zoe PER
Eth. 10 1a4 CwalitAt.
osflASsI. auaebot erot, aRart.
Fan. - Syrins Gli4sus lo5Ie, Aaknsy
l0e. Sdhne 81, fyutlA1Rss IKE. GxgS
Toe. extsn l2-lse. oaRis s-l0s per 3fs.
DIN uns 0smk,.
asyfsI.-JaneS Rem Dsrt 81. 5o-y 90.
ncenIt4e $2.15-3.0O per UbI.
GitssnsR. - Rssft tsitg. GaItssysSa
el.0O-5.O0. Peffina $3.5o--4.00 per AtAs.
Csaaoss. - &srst ruSis sRs hstts. -
California s2.s6 $50, 5loripa $40 -
ATS Dss Aihs.
Detntrsuben.-Gatawba lS-Ioe per
gcnp.Aorb.
grstbsISeereH.-ts.5o-7.0o y..
Dbl.
&artsffeln. - Ri1iaan 1l.5o-I IS.
Snsiana el.t0 - l.6S. einhsimti6s 81 al
vss Dbl. uno 4k-50e per Bu.
Siibfarto ffetn. sancp Series
q. $500. asftsrn Shore $1.2S - l.SO,
einheimii4s d .0O--l.25 per DBL.
Ayaut. - Aasfi Der. 0tabsimijdeS
so - 7Ss per Dbl. uno $500 - 800 per
Ton auf benz Geleiie. 5onep Daniib els.s0
-ls.0o per Ton.
9mtebe In. - GeIbs $a.2S-2.S0 per
Obi. une 70-7s per gu:
4tt sR.-$l. .e0-I25 per Dbl.
M.-el .00-l rs per Dbl,
pom eioTe.
2snbs Ssssx:.,.
Fslasa. - 1asa astts. 1rsns Nss.
seDfstt 3s.lS, 1sRstts sae ~ AGsb ses
yHa93s AsDS Mo ~ 0a.
oea. --2GgSt sn1te- -. I xtmol1D
|slS. .7s--l0.OO, Ns. 8 30. ei7.SO - IT'S.
-. . -. $3.50 - 1900: Ales, esati4ts
-. $3.50 - 1900 -. . y. 1iA.so
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Kippey's Pure Cream of
Tartar Baking Powder
In u nne gfb ,aannen-mirb uiemals lSit
perIauit =
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Niebmdrtte.

gtnetnns!i. 8. Je;ember.
Hufusr unb 8erianbt pdbreno ben psr'
Hsfenen "A smnbsn. persIiaer NIT benz
por5srae5saoen Gage. wGrsH Wie foIat:
snfubr: fI1s,tsl. Stps!al e4afs.
Tel. s.....272l 412l 634
Tes. So. 4l6 1860 273
Der sstiaa,. >,!s!i IL o::jsLbst 3sit:
Ie3. b... 278 l497 -
Te1, 6 63S 1863 -
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R}ou, Welo,s,artte.
Diennae, 8. Dea 1910.


..Tie GeIndfte maren aud beute wieber
Nbr rubis In ben bieiigen Banfen xno BITE
NaHfrage mad Iarleben nur nnbeoeateno.
0slD ifs thinner nod iebr fsft. Non ben
0ansen uuroen Darleben ..on eau" 80 81
AI& aasgelisben unb GeiHdftspapiere
purben ~ B% biSlontirt. SIN oifenen
Norite murben TarIeben ION eau" " S.
KS ans snf Belt ~ Sx$ ptoeirt.
AsAfa ssi NO Dsss
sareH itetis unb murben ~ gari
luti0sn Bonfsn perfauft. DIE NeaRtsrs
rate betrast Zoe prdmie per $1,000.
sSsAsa sai 0asssG
Daren itetis. - 0exts hns bic fsIesus
sen Cuottrunoen ~ beriHten:
Qcnbon. . 1ase sidt. $4.8sH yer
e. 90 9ase siHt, ASK per e: 3arss
1ase Si6t. 5l2H-5iS 1ranes per 800 !;
70 faes Si6t, bl7x - 620 Sranes pei
elO0; fdr Teutf6lanb, faSe Stdt I
Mart S61e. DO. 90 fass Sidt. S4ke.
Documentary Bi1s auf 2onson wurbsn
~ e4.Sl, auf OtaSasu ~ $l.6oA SAB
snf 0tifat ~ $A.60H usrsauft.
osssse.cSsieGnssss
sstts nns Rstis. Die Osnssn easttsea ste
lolot:
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
Beavers Damaging Greeley District

Greeley, Colo.-So well have beavers
been protected by law that there are
now more of them along the streams
in northern Colorado than ever before.
So assiduously are the beavers build
ing dams that it is declared they are
doing damage by flooding meadow
lands valuable for hay, and by cutting
down groves of trees. The ranchmen
say they realize the value of the beav-
ers as conservers of water in creating
small reservoirs and holding back
pressure, and not until the last tive
years have the beavers increased so
fast as to be detrimental.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
A Shipping Error.

The young Duchess of Westminster,
wife of the richest peer in England,
recently gave birth to her third child,
a daughter. Thus there is no heir to
the immense Grosvenor fortune, Earl
Grosvenor. the Duchess second child,
having died at the age of four.
Apropos of all this, rather cruel
story is being told in Newport about
Lady Ursula Grosvenor. the s-year-old
daughter of the young duchess.
A friend, the story goes, called at
Eaton Hall, and as she sat In the
drawing-room, little Lady Ursula en-
tered.
"Oh, good afternoon" she said
gravely. Mamma can't see any one
today. She's upstairs with the new
baby. They sent her. you know, girl
when she'd ordered a boy. and she's
80 upset that she's quite ILL.,"
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
Unexpected Underground Stream.

Colorado Springs.-An artesian well
opened by Judge James A. Orr on his
ranch near Falcon is attracting atten-
ton of farmers in the eastern part OF
the county, owing to the fact that 1t
indicates an underground source OF
water supply never suspected. Judge
Orr has 5000 acres ard the new water
supply is sufficient to irrigate at least
500 acres, the indications being that
with greater depth larger supplies OF
water may be found.
The gusher was tapped at depth of
only fifteen feet in an open trench run
into the side of the hill which forms
the greatest elevation on the ranch.
The flow is about one cubic foot per
second and the pressure indicates
great underground supply. The well
is in the vicinity of the oil well being
bored by j. v. Orris & Co.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
mo FRILLS"
Just Sensible Food Cured Him.

Sometimes a good, healthy CONNER
cial traveller suffers from poorly Sc
lected food and is lucky If he learns
that Grape-Nuts food will put him
right.
A Cincinnati traveller says: About
year ago my stomach got In BAD
way. / had a headache most of the
time and suffered misery. For several
months l ran down until / lost about
10 pounds in weight and finally had to
give up a good position and go home.
ANY food that might use seemed to
nauseate me.
my wife, hardly knowing what to
do, one day brought home package
of Grape-Nuts food and coaxed me to
try it. told her 1t was no use but
finally to humor her / tried little,
and they just struck my taste. 1t
was the first food / had eaten in near
ly a year that did not cause any su1fer-
ing.
well, to make a long story short,
began to improve and stuck to Grape
Nuts. 1 went up from 135 pounds In
December to 1914 pounds the following
October.
"My brain is clear, blood all
right and appetite too much for any
mans pocketbook. In fact, am thor
oughly made over, and owe 1t all to
Grape Nuts. talk SO much about what
Grape-Nuts will do that some OF the
men on the road have ,nicknamed me
'Grape-Nuts,' but 1 stand today a
healthy, rosy-cheeked mana pretty
pood exampIe of what the right kind
of food will do.
"You can publish this If you want to.
It is true statement without any
frills."
Read the little book. "The Road to
Wellville," in pkgs. There's Reason"
Ever read the above letterf new
one nupenrs from time to time. They
are xenuine, true, and full OF human
Interest.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
Interstate Fair Of Unusual Interest

The Interstate Fair and Exposition
is exceeding all expectations in its
amusing and instructive value.
Even those who believe they are
keeping in close touch with the ever
new developments of the states re-
sources and introduction of the latest
in invention and art find new surprises
by a trip through this wonderful aggre>
cation of the newest in the field which
the fair was instituted to present.
The state mineral exhibit is valu-
able display. Specimens of minerals
from all parts of the state are shown.
which shows the inner workings. the
shafts, tunnels and drifts, with tiny
figures of miners just as they are in
the real thing.
The Denver Omnibus and Cab Com
pany has model hospital where peo-
pie who become i'll while attending the
fair Will receive the best of attention.
Three large well-filled tents are de-
voted to motor-driven vehicles.
Complete displays of agricultural
products are in place, showing the
prOQuCtS Oh Twelve ullIeTeHI COuHlltS.
Not the least of these will be the ex-
hibit from Denver county.
Phillips county has a magnificent
display representing the dry farming
industry. The boys of this county have
been induced to extraordinary efforts
by the State Agricultural Colleges
fund of $4,000 in prizes.
Prof. Philo Blinn of the State Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, has
an exhibit of alfalfa which will not on
ly prove to be interesting. but will
have a wonderful educational value.
Prof. w. M. Jardine, the foremost
cereal expert of the country, who for
eleven years was the United States
cereal expert at Washington, will
Judge the exhibitions of grain.
Sept IL will be Rocky Ford day at
the fair. At that time whole carload
of the finest of Rocky Ford canta-
loupes will be given away.
The fair will continue until Septem-
ber II.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
Trv 10 Come Back.

Not long ago Lord Kinnaird, who is
always actively interested in religious
work, paid surprise visit to mis-
sion school in the east end OF London
and told class of boys the story OF
Samson. Introducing his narrative
his lordship added:
He was strong. became weak, and
then regained his strength, enabling
him to destroy his enemies. Now,
boys, If l had an enemy, what would
you advise me to do?"
A little boy, after meditating on the
secret of that great giants strength
shot up his hand and exclaimed: Get
a bottle of air restorer."
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
Lost in the Mountains.

Colorado Sprinss.-Charles Smith
and John Moore returned Monday night
from fishing trip after having been
lost for five days in the mountains,
during which time they were practical
Iy without food and walked home than
100 miles.
Early last week they started for
Hartsel, Park county, to spend day
or two fishing. Fish were scarce and
they started for Tarryall creek, but
lost their way.
After wandering in the mountains
for five days they reached the Chees-
man dam, where the caretakers fed
them and sent them home.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
HOW A DOCTOR CURED SCALP
DISEASE

when l was ten or twelve years
old l had a scalp disease. something
like scald head, though it wasn't that.
I suffered for several months, and
most of my hair came out Finally
they had a doctor to see me and he
recommended the Cuticura Remedies.
They cured me in few weeks. 1
have used the Cuticura Remedies, also,
for a breaking out on my hands and
was benefited a great deal. l haven't
had any more trouble with the scalp
disease. Miss Jessie F. Buchanan,
R.F. D. 8, Hamilton, Ca, Jan. z, 1907
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
I 1. 6

"I have suffered with piles for thirty
six years. One year ago last April 1 bo-
gan taking Cascarets for constipation. In
the course of a week noticed the piles
began to disappear and at the end of six
weeks they did not trouble me at all:
Cascarets have done wonders for me. I
am entirely cured and feel like a new
man" George Kryder, Napoleon, O.
Pleasant Palatable. Potent Taste Good
Do Good. Never Sicken. Weaken or Gripe-
lOc, z5c Soc. Never sold In bulk. The gem
uine tablet stamped &C. Guaranteed to
cure your money back. S0
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
Richest Men in Colorado.

Colorado Springs.-J. R. McKinnie
and r. P. Davie of this city are owners
of the greatest oil well in the world
and the richest men in this state, &c
cording to opinions expressed by
Standard Oil Company experts who
have examined the big well of the
Consolidated Company near Bakers
field, Cal. Repeated tests by experts
indicate that it is under perfect control
and has capacity of 5000 barrels of
oil an hour. This, 1t so cents a barrel,
will produce a net revenue of between
$4,000. 900 and $15.000,O00 annually.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10

There Is more Catarrh In this section OF the country
than all other diseases put together and until the hs
teyV Years WAS supposed 10 be ncurable. For great
many years doctors pronounced It local disease and
prescribed local remedies and py cons,an,y ~ ias
Science has proven Catarrh TO be constitutional ds
and therefore requires constitutional treatment
Hans Catarrh Cure manufactured by f. J. Cheney
Co.. Toledo Ohio. Is the only constitutional cure On IN
drops 10 teaspoonful. It acts directly on the oooo
and mucous surfaces OF the system. They oner one
hundred dollars for any case II fais 70 cure oen
for circulars and testimonials. , ox,
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
Source Of Revelation.

Twenty-seven new, crisp 81 bills,
says Harper's Weekly, weigh as much
as a 500 gold piece. Wouldn't have
thought 1t, and have no means OF
proving the assertion, but If SO 1t is
probably owing in some way to the
recent activity of the inspectors OF
weights and measures.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10
LATE
COLORADO
COMING EVENTS IN oOLoRADO.
{ v Z N T s

COMING EVENTS IN COLORADO.
Sept. S-9-Prohibition state convention
at Denver.
Sept. 3-l7-Interstate fair at Denver.
Sept. 7-9-Hotchkiss fair at Hotchkisa
Sept. 7-10-Bent county fair at Las An
imas.
Sept. 12-I4-Delta county feir at Delta.
Sept 14-Northern Colorado Day at In
terstate Fair, Denver
Sept. 14-16-Otero county farm festival
at La Junta.
Sept. 14-l6-Fremont county fair at
Canon City
Sept. 1S-21-Colorado state fair at Pu-
eblo.
Sept 22.-Lamb Day at Fort Collins.
Sept. 26-30-National Irrigation Con-
gress at Pueblo.
ems Clubs at Canon City
Sept. 20-Republican state convention
= at Colorado Springs.
Sept. 27-SO-Reunion of San Juan pi-
oneers at Del Norte.
Sept. 26-30-Weld county fair.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-09-10

DOthu hiuhcy IiiiS.
the kidneys with
They have cured
thousands and will
cure you.
Mrs. L. B. Burke.
219 So. Lilly St.. Mos
COW. Idaho. says: IT
was almost crazy
with excruciating pain
through my kidneys.
The kidney secretions
wera highly cOlOred