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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21
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fleinereu 8el4dften ueroen ettuas boBere
Breiie berednet.
gropiionen.
Der Rorft mar rubia uab bic Eretie feit
Q GdmaE;.-prima Steam Ia. 4.l5-l4.25e,
6aniIp l455ss-l45sc I. o. B..
denasfa Isenss 5leti d. Wartt
felt. Short flare Setten IA -- A14e, lhorf
Rippenietten l32S--l3$4c, ertra hort clear
Seiten l3A-l4c, .Shaltern R-l219G
Bellies l5--15A lUis uHo 14e me9r oer'
poiit.
Bacpu-Warst fsFt. Gbort flare Geis
fen l5l<-l5Le, f,rse Rippenieiten Az
f5c, ertra Hort dear Seiten l5-l54G
Shulteru l3L-13Ic unp Bellies l614-
1915 lois uuo 11t per gfuR6 mebr uerpGft.
Sugar Cured \ Left ID. Rartt ieIt
BEL outer Rahfra9c. Stinisn l72]-l81le,
gtcuit gd,ulterH I4--l4lt, EreatfaIt Bds
con 20 - 21t, s9altern 14-I41at. Rem
Dor. Gut Stsultern I4-l4zc, trotene
geei.S Shinfeu l7--17Ls.
GhBaepofeIts Z Ietih. Rurtt
feit. Sdinten i71.-l719e, gicute SAuliern
lIA-I2It. geLies l6f2-l7Hc, Shultern
llI-l2Lc. Rem gOrs Gut SanItern II u
T1tides GreiIt.-Gain.en lssf--
l7Ls, gienic GhuIteru llH--l2s. S4ul'
tern liz - l2e, ibort Rippenieiten 1255ss--
l3c, ihort ,lare Seiten l34-l31at, ertrn
ibprt Seiten l3-l34t Bellies 4-l7Ht
per Rfuno.
TebT uno @etreibe.
RebL-Reuss ggtnter gatent s.. 70
$40, 0tnter sautp S5l5-5.50, BtntsE
Tontilp s4.75-5.0O, Grtra S4.25-4.35.
oroinares 50 3.65 400. Spring 8ateui
s. $3.50, DO. fauep s4s0-5.25. oo
Iumttu - 80 Arb. Roq9eHmebI reiues
$i55-s .65, ,aemiihtes s4.75-i.95 per Dbl
Wetaeu. - Nlarit rubtg unO fefi. Ro
rotber Binter l2l - 1889, Ro. ll2-
llsc. go. rotber 80 - l05c per gu
gertauit ruuroen | Car go. 3 roibsr @iu
ter III 1866 aui benz geIeiie.
| lidstorn.-Rartt ruhis Il. wiqiaer
| 30. 2 wstbes So -- G31ze, go. peibes
62%-63t. Rc. 4 peiBes 6I--62t, go. .
ee!6es 6l1I-62s. $40. 3eelbes 6l-6lXt
30. 4 GeG6es 591l-6O15e, 70. 2 aemiiAtes
6iIs-6lt, 30. 3 DO. 6l-sl1%t, 20. 4 DO
59L1 L1-6012c, petbes Sol6ertorn 81 - 66t
asl6es DO. e6-tSc, geutiiAteS DO. 64-66
per gu. Beriauft ruuroeu: Car ;u CO.,
auf benz GeIeiie.
Safer. - Wartt rubia uno feit. so
2 roeiber 491 Soc, Stanodro iueiBer 40
| 49Mc. Jlo DeIser 3S-4s1ge, 40. DO
46-47c. Ro. semiidter 49--i91ac. Rc.
semiihter 48L--i9t, gto. 4 DO. 46--i7
per 8u 9srtauft ipuroen: | Car 30.
rpeibsr su 48%e uuf benz f3eletie.
RoqGeu.-Rartt itetig. Ro. 2 $3.50
go. 3 75-S2t. SO. 4 72--7sc per gu.
RdIs - SribiabrS s@er'te. 10. 81
S6t. orbiudre s2--S4e per Buihei
4 BerqIeicb Der 9etreioes greiie nit ben
isniSsn am sIeiaeH Iaee oss roriser Sab
res:
49, R6r; 1910 19 Rdrs 1909
gSeiser, Ro. 2 rotbsr l2lc 1867
Nelihtorn, Ro. 2 aemiiates 6219c 67t
Sqfer, SO 2 aemiihter neuer 4gc 53s1
Hpsgen, Ro. ueuer. . .S3c e4t
9btSfu.
Ter giartt mar ftetta. Bertduft uuree
4 1855 gbls. IiittQer's ,Siniibeo Gooos al
Der Bats pon 81 .35 per Balone.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21

G5elp .,on eau" NAT pt!ltg pi 2s1-8S.
grina Gei6dftspapiere wurota ta 81
So oistcntirt.
GterIiua GIddn9e tn tetts. -
Sid,t su s4Js7 uno 90 Iaee St1t 81
"a 4.6311<<-4.S3L.
Buubsss DbIis ati n n parsu ites
tia unb muroen wie folgt quottri
Ser. Gtaaten RefiiHoiud 2% 1909 seb.,
AZ reatftririe (1925) 1l4A ll5. @uus
pons fI4s<-il5L, 81 regiitrirte lo214--
los, Coupons lG2114l-io5, Banana eous
pous 2a lO0ss--10l.
Der btesuo6enflthe Nasiueis Der Rem
gorter ganien Iantete rute IoGgt:
abnabme In ocr Reierue .... 81 ,639. 600
Ibnahme In ben LnriebeH.. Sl,573,JOO
abnahme an SpeBie .......... 81 ,5Z5 40
abndhme an ,,9egal Ienners".. sll0.6DO
gbuahme In Den Ieyoitten. .. s9.l02 800
Abnabute tn Der 9irtuIation -. slG2,6oO
Ter fieberi6ub in Der Heierue aber bic
asieslie, uorgeihriebensn 20 4ro5ent oer
Iepoiiten belaait ftd1 lest ouf 81, ,449, ,425.
Atttenmarft. - Gs puroe beute ctn
Trad sam 8eriauien ausaeitb; uro oieiss
hate snr ,solge, oaB bic greiic berunterGin:
aeu. Gar Rarft ihIob ihper uuo Die
Ghgu5notirunge itGuocE enrd)roeg urter
DsnsH pom Dreitag.
Rad,itehenee aurie murosn pon oer5irma
srlDin, BaLlman Co., 3o. 22s-z32 ssals
nut Suabe, beriGtei;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21
Gbicago, 10. Rar;.

Riuoute b. - Beepes $3.50 - so,
Ieras Stiere s5O0-6.3O. pe'tltdJe Sttere
81. .Oo-6S0, 5tuters uno ,Seeoers $40
$50. Gube uno 5etfcrs s2.75-7.l0, &alber
S3.25-lO.OO. 4tdrtt ftetig.
e Shueine -Seihte slO.50-l0.90, oe'
miid1te SO. 100000. ihuere 80 0.65-ll %,
rdube $40 .65--l0S0. quite bis duserleiene
idbuere lO.s0-1l %, SerteI 9.So-l0.95.
Rartt TART
2 6afe nno 2dmner. S6afe ::
Giuheintiide S5.25-S.50, lpeitIths 1915
$50, SdbrItnge 81 .0O-9.lO.
Gdmmer Ginbsuntibe S8.50-l0.O0, NETT
ltcbe IS. .O0--l0.35. Wartt itetig.
3ufubr. Rtuouteb 200, S9petHe
900, Shdfe uno GGnImer 1000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21

Rinopteb.-Eer Martt mar beute I'll.
hiq aber felt, unD Die Bretle 1ur 6letl1ers
iorten ftehen um peLLe 25-50c uber oenen
in Der uortqen g8ohe. StoderS uno Teeos
ers maren ldngiam uuo IhpGdD.
Sd1pere 5tiere bra6ten S6.75 - 40
ertra $500, CebIen $500 - 6.25,
Steiidberitiere, ertra $3.50 - 6.S5, CUTE
bis ouserleiene s5.75-6.50, OrDindre bis
cute i.25-5. 80; 5eiiers, ertra s. .6O-6,85,
dute bis au5erleiene S5.75-6.50, oroindre
bis quite $3.50 - $50 ; &iibe, ertra bis
quite auserleieue Sj.25-5.o5, OrotnGre bis
quite s. .25-5.OO; Gamers s2.75 - $40,
Stoters uno JeeoerS S3.50-5.75.
BuLIen.-Lte beiiereu Gualitdten ma
rem beute iteti9 i'm 8reiie, ole anoeren aoer
lduaiam
gRaoere uuO Iei6ts 50 .5o-4,35, Bologna
81 = 5.35, ertru $40 - $50. fette
8uqen S550-5.75.
MtIhtibe. - Die 3ufubr mar in Der
perilpiienen ISOLDE SiemItdl groB uno Die
Breiie ftctig.
Grtra S65 100000, CUTE bis ou8erIeiene
$i7 .5O-6OO. orotndre bis CUTE 5000
800 per Stad.
adibcr. - Der Rartt mar beute lang:
lam ruo Die Sreiie ihpG6.
Groindre uub 9roBe S5.O0-8.5O, Tatr BIG
quite leidbte S7.OO-S.T5, extra S9.uO.
Rdlber In ben aommtiitoRss oduieru. -
| Sancp 71%-sc, prtma bis auserIeIene 8
51ac. oroindre 5-6c.
S6wetne. - Die 3uiubr mar iebr ge
ring uuo Der Nertt fe't. Die 8retie iteber
um etua &c uber oenen pom Dort9eu cams
| tag.
gute bis auserIeieue gerpodunQ3s uni
| SLeii9eriorteH 81 ,00-ll o5, gemiihte Der
pafunasiurteu Sl0.S0-ll 90, oroindre bt:
auserleisue i9mere fet,e Sdue $500 -
IO.4O, grtru 5000, Gta8s S6.75-9 50
letdte gerianbiorten Sl0.30-lO.75. Ferte
uou 10 BIB. uno rpeutger S7.50-l0. %.
| Gdafe uno 2Gmmer.- StaTe ma
rem ieit i'm gretie, &dntmer aber LGn9lon
| uno rpiltG.
Sdafs. - ertra sG75, quite Bic
auSerLeIene S6.25-6.G5, oroindre bis gut
p. 3.75-6OO, SabrIinee 81 .OO-S.O0.
g6mmer Grtra S9.S5, CUTE bis aus
erIeieRe 1915 - 9.75, oroinare bis gut
s625-9.25, 9eihorere S8.5O-9.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21
XSpi,t 0elo,ssarfte.
Gamftao.I9. Wdrs 1910.

Samf tag. ID. Ddrt 1910.
Tie @stddfte maren beute in ben bisiisen
Basfsn siemitd lebbaft nao rte Nadlirage
mad Tarlsbeu etne etrpas before. 6eIo
III immsr nod ~ niebrigeu 3insraten su
erIaHeen. Tis Banien bers6nsten fiir Gdrs
lehen ,,cn eau" 4--4L% uub Dtstontirs
ten Gefdaitspapiere sa 511S-6%. Sm offes
Hen Warfte murbsH TarIsben ION eal" tn
~ unb aai Sc su ~ piaeirt-
EasAfa aaF Rs~ Essf
mdren ihpad, uHp purben sn l0s TtSs
Ionic per 5000 spil6en Bdnsen per-
iauft. Tie geunterrate bstydgt soc gsan'ie
per 5000.
sssAia arf Gu.sse
marea fsfter. Seute itnb BITE foTgenbeu
Cnctirnnaem M bsrihtea:
aonoon, Tass SiAt, $4.S8 per e,
90 1aae Stdi, s4S5 per q, aarts .
1aae Si6i. 5i2k1-520 Svanes per 500
60 faae Gi1t, 5l7L - 5lsL 5raHes per
500 fur Geutin!ane, 4 Iage Sidt, 4
Ulorf 951<e, DO. 90 Iaae Sid,t, e41.e.
TocumentGrp Bius auf sonoon uuroer
~ &I.s31z, auf Gjlaseom ~ s4.s3I Ine
auf BeIfnit 10 $4.s3 persauft.
EmHsss.E sfisatssnsa
rabis uno iteiis. Die 8auisa quotiren ruse
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21

gutter-Rar,tru rubia uuo greiie itetia.
Santp Creamery 3311at, ereamern tlrits 3Ot,
DO. ieconos 27e, iancp Tatrp 2jC, Ro. !
2o1ze per yfuno.
adfe - Rarst itetis. Cbio Hat l71se,
Roroweitiifer l71z-lse. Rem Dors l834se.
Shpeiser 2O--2lC SimbarSer l7t. Grid
l712e per gfuno.
Gier. 9ladfrnee gut, PreiIs
ieiter. 9rtma friIhe Siibnereisr 20s.
ftrits 1915, anbere Ise. isspHos 1876 per
Teo., ie nah Eualitdt. GaHieeier Toe,
Gnteueter 2Sc per Tuseuo.
BefIIael-Radfrage gut Rartt itet
tia bis feit. Sunae Sabner Is -
20e. Sfibnsr lie. 6dbre lle, Trut
bihner lg-2Is, eulls i2e, junee Guten l6
--lSc. nlts Gnien iSs. SAME 7--9c per
gfuno.
Cbft unb 8emdis.
aepiel. ertra ianep 500. faner
81 $500, quite s3.25-3.5o per Dbl.
Gitronen. - Rartt iteiig. California
50 5000 per Rite.
Erana eu-Rarft rabi9 unb itetis. -
California Rduels S2.75 - 800, 5sorteG
81 .25-2. so per Rite.
GdrtoffeIu. gtnbeimiIte 50---55e,
0tniaan 45-,50c per gu. uno Si.75-2.N
per 8bl. aui benz geIeiie. SabfartpNeln
Cote Seriep s3.0o-325, aeHiu6p 500
2.25 per 8bl.
ar aut.-sRartt ieit. GinbeirEii6es 2.2s
% so per Dbl. nno &i6isan $500 -
LOO per Ton.
3wiebeln. -- 8elbe Globes 90 So
per Bu, tpeibe 50--S5c per Su.
aarotteu. - Sunse 35--ioc DER Gso
tomatoes. - Slorioa S3.00--3.50 pei
CRATE.
2anos grobatte.
gohnen. ~ Rarft itetig. ssrtma Mar
romfatt 81. 2.75-2s5. seiiebte nno BET 9Gus
eepilldte Rapu ~. CO. so per Bu.
0eu. - Marst rubis. no. | 1imotbi
$500 1928, 30. 2 DO. $3.50 =
Il7.75. Rc. DO. $500 1926 Rice
aemifhter no. l sl7.O0 - F.50, Re.
bo. 1890 - 1880 GIee. Ro. Si6.n0-
l7.00. 80. e si5 5.0p--l6.00, alfalfa sl6.5l
per Ton.
MGhIemfutter IN feit. QIeie s24.5
l-25.25, Rieelins grobe s25.0o-26.00. %
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q TO DCeTIe (
eoffss.- Rar.t bubis. grsiis sstis.

9u der. - greiie itetig. 5tnTfiutrter Gut
2oaf 6.65t, popoereo 5.95. gubes 6.lOt,
erdnuEo.eo 5.S5c, Goufettioners N" 5.55t,
Cff ~" 5.35-5.60c, wsi5er ertra ,,e'
5.20--5.30c, ertra ,,G" 5.l0-5.l l5e, croina'
rer geIber 5.00-5 .05c.
Mola iiss 1T list.9. Rem cTlsanS as ss Dpsn per.
Gauone.
Reis-Wartt siemEid3 te5bdft uno itetie.
souiiiaua, Taneu 5eao 6--6xt, prtnla ~
-5Lss, orbiH6rer 3ss4-4X, Sapan . -
4e per 9funo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21
8efr d | ma.

.Wunn iit Sbre Rufs eisentlib am
fruhtboriten, 6err 9ottor9"
|, ShriftftsIler: ~Wenn tor Elm trGfe
tiger @oriduB periPrcden tuirh."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21

Qtsassas conFf umfssf.
Ter limiab I'm hieiigen Gtearingbdns bes
liei lid, bsute auf "a, ,674 800. lie iimidte
Der perHoiisuen Nod)e beliefen iidb auf ST. >
Iss, 500. oeasn S26, ,444, 700 in Der torrss
fponbirenben Rode bss uorisen Sabres.
xsfat.eefzrtisfew.
Ter Rartt tn eotdtieturitdten mar teute
ruhia. bod wareH bic preiie ftstig. Cos
Ianbia Gas 4 electric itiob su l8 eeb., ~
peri, gine. Gjas & electric Sn S91a aeb., VI
perIanaf. Cine. street 8u. Astien mnroeH
~ l3051--l3lL qnoiirt. Die 'ol9enoen
gserfdufe itno ~ bertdten:
nn bsr Bsrle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21

m Gent r,f Ar esz[t 9pabaib j. 5F.......fn
Antsrberpuoh qeet Al Sfs gsab !, sre. 4r... ~
Ant sfr,rf gpaY IA sstS sBeerr Rs. Ill.,. Sl4
Sapoa 4r r'.,...... g2ls JBehiHgb. q. co. 5r.. s2
Sapsn 4lr lr....... 9sJs 9pis. Genital 4r..... 9s5I
9aHf Ctr q. ]. 3s.. t3L.
g. q. bsb Ar flgSD.. S3la
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$40 ssfsea goIanitia Gas q QIee.......... ts!s
~ Kfiisa su aine- Sas 0ifcnn........ 50.
~ bo.s..-..s..s..s..-....s.s.
80 nffisn Gin. erect 80. Gc....--....--..i Isl =
10 uffisn atEc q Saturtnn zsItpeens. I'D
Frat Call
I Gffisn Der qine. 9ds q glsetrte....... ssls
aftls bsr qinc etreef 80 .iGk
20 Hffieu MN. Nolftra ran SIT
HahftebeHee Iabsae BON i'm bteiigen
Rarft befinolicben SoHos une AttieH giebt
bic oifiEellen Euo.irungeH an:
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iueiunati 10. Rdrs 1910.
Die nadfolaenben nuottrun9en betieben
I'D, MIR auf GngroS IraRoatrtoneHs Bet
fletuereu Bei9dften ueroeu etruas bobere
Breiie bere6net
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Siebmdrfte.

Gtncinnatt, 10. Ndrs.
3ufubr unp gerianot pdbreno Der uers
iloiienen gBodje, pergIiben NIT ben Suet
uprberaebenDen 8o1en, mareu uie tolgt;
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-01-14

There were great many families
of Curtis, Curtiss, Corteis. Curteis and
Curtyee in England; but although the
American families of Curtis ard Cur
tiss came from England. there is not
much known about the history OF
Shem before they reached this country
Many settlers of the name reached
here before 100 One Thomas came
to Connecticut in 1899, and his de-
seendants still live in that state.
Richard arrived in Scituate, Mass,
with his brothers John and Thomas,
in 1910 The descendants of these
three men live in Seituate, Hanover
and Boston. Mass. Another Curtis,
George. reached Boston that same
year. Three years later Debate came
to Braintree. Then there was a
Henry. who came to Windsor, Conn,
in 1915. the descendants of whose
three sons, Rowland, Samuel and Ma
thaniel, lived in Northampton, Mass
and Coventry, Conn Zacheus came
to Salem in 1853 and in 1871 Francis
Curtis reached Plymouth, with his
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-01-14
HaineS Family

The Haines family and the Haynes
family are descended from the same
original stock They are an old Saxon
family, and were probably established
in England more than a century be
fore the Norman conquest. For when
William the Norman landed there
they were a strong tribe.
1t is probable that they were fol-
lowers of the Saxon leaders, Hengist
and Horsa, who came to England at
the invitation Of the ancient Britons
20 help fight off the invading Picts
and Scots. The SaXons. as you will
remember, put down the invaders. but
then instead of quietly Withdrawing
to their old home, they decided to set
lie down in England themselves,
When the Normans later invaded
England they found strong clan in
Deyonshire known as the Clan Haines
There was a Hayne river. a Hayne
tower. and a Hayne castle William
took one-haf their possessions for his
own and entered the other half in his
pomesday book as the property OF the
Clan Harnesses
The family, in spite of this damper,
grew in size and power, and spread
throughout England Some of the fam
lily spelled the name with an Il" and
some with a ~" but however they
spelled it. they are of the same orig
inal stock
Gen. John Haynes. who captured
the island of Jersey under Cromwell.
was a member of the family: and
there were several other prominent
Englishmen OF the name who traced
their ancestry back to the sturdy Sax
ons
IN 1913. about twelve hundred years
after the coming to England of the
Saxons, Samuel Haines was born
there. When he was 10 years old he
was apprenticed to Mr.. John Cogs-
we'll. cloth manufacturer of West
buy. wiltshire But a year before
the boys ten years apprenticeship
was served out. Mr.. Cogswell decided
TO CONE to America to live. So in
1885 he set out from England in the
little ship Angel Gabriel. and Samuel
Hafnes came with him.
Samuel Haines lived a year in Bos-
ton with Mr.. Cogswell to complete
his apprenticeship; and then he set
out In the world for himself In 1888
he returned to England; and as he
came back in a short time to America
with bride-Ellenor Neate-it is
supposed that he was engaged to her
before he first came over.
Samuel and his wife settled down
at Northam. and lived there for ten
years
Samuel the first had a son of his
own name. and another named Mat
thias. Samuel tie second lived
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-01-14
WHAT BECAME OF THE BUTTON
Her to Be True Daughter
of Eve.

ks51e Fuiie., the noted dancer, told
AZ e luncheon a story about her class
Of dancing children.
81 gave the children a Christmas
party iast ye;.r. she said, and when
the pudding came on | said to them:
E" l have put in this pudding a coin.
little china doll and a button. Who
ever gets the coin viii be rich.
Whoever gets the doll will be married
before the year is out. But whoever
gets the button will be an old maid
We'll. the pudding disappeared rap
idly, and the little girls soon found
the coin and the china doll. But the
button did not turn up No one got
the button. This amazed me.
That night ! said to my favorite
little girl, as We sat alone by the fire
in my room:
can't understand what became
of that button. put it in the pudding
myself
I'll tell you, the little girl con-
fessed, turning rosy with confusion. I
dot the button. But | didn't want
everybody TO laugh at me-tho I
thwallowed it.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-01-14
ACorner in Ancestors
BY FRANCIS CowLEs
Curtis Family
Copyright by Mcclure syndIcate)
NCIS VILE s

Sarah, Hannah and Isaac. All of his
sons took part in fighting against the
Indians.
Elizabeth, or the Widow Curtis, as
she is called in most of the early rec
o~ds is the known founder of another
branch of this family Just when she
came over is not known, nor is 1t
surely known who her husband was,
although ii is presumed that he was
John, brother of the William who
came over in the Lyon. At all events,
her name first appears on the Boston
town records about 1850. She had
three sons. all born at Nazing, Eng
land-John. William and Thomas. The
latter probably did not come to Amer
lea, for there are no records of him
here.
The Widow Elizabeth's son John
married Elizabeth Welles, probably a
sister OF Gov. Thomas Welles of
Massachusetts He took a prominent
part in public life of his time, and was
soldier in King Philips war. His
children were John, Israel, Elizabeth,
Thomas. Joseph. Benjamin and Han
ma. The widows son Williams chill
dren were Sarah. Jonathan, Josh
ua, Abigail. Daniel Elizabeth, Ebe-
nezer. Zachariah and Josiah.
Henry. who came to Watertown,
Mass, in 1886, and later settled in
Sudbury, and whose descendants now
live chiefly in Topsfield and Worees-
ter, Mass, established another promi-
nent branch of the family here, and
the one from which the late author,
George William Curtis. was descended.
Henry had three sons, Ephraim,
John and Joseph; but the latter was
the only one who married and left
children. His wife was Abigail Grout
of Sudbury, and his children were
Abigail who married Capt Thomas
Goulding; Ephraim; Mary, who mar
ried Thomas Stone; Joseph; and
Sarah, who married Jonathan Smith
The arms, which are illustrated,
were granted to John of London. who
had formerly lived at Nazing, shortly
before William came over in the Lyon;
and 1t is supposed that these arms.
therefore. belong to the branches of
the family claiming descent either
from William. or from the Widow Cur
tbs. They are blazoned: Quarterly,
first and fourth azure. Jesse dan
cette between three ducal crowns: or
second and third on pale sable three
mullets or. Here is the blazon of the
crest, as it appears in an old docu-
ment in the possession of the family
in this country: "A Lyon in his
proper collors Issuing forth of his
Collors Or and Azure supporting in his
right pave shield Azure & thereon
Jesse dancette Or. mantled gules
doubled argent"
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-01-14
The Kind Caddie.

Once in a game said the golfer.
II had the good fortune to be six
holes up on my opponent by the time
the eighth hole was reached At the
eighth green something went wrong
with our reckoning of the strokes and
| claimed that | had won that hole,
too. while my opponent claimed that
it was halyed. After mild dispute
yielded
But as l moved on with my caddie
| couldn't help grumbling;
Well. you know, Joseph. ! gave
in; but | still think | won that hole
after all
The boy, with a frown. turned
shocked and reproving eyes on me.
Disguised with my greed for holes, he
whispered hurriedly. so that my OPP
ponent should not oyerhear:
Shut up. can't you? DO ye want
to break the mans hearth"
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-01-14
A WOMAN DOCTOR
Was Quick to See that Coffee was
Doing the Misch'ef.

A lady tells of a bad case of coffee
poisoning and tells it in way so sim
pie and straightforward that literary
skill could not improve it,
Il had neuralgia headaches for IL
years, she says, land suffered untold
agony When | first began to have
them | weighed 140 pounds, but they
brought me down to 10. went
to many doctors and they gave me
only temporary relief. So I suffered
on, till one day woman doctor told
me to use Postum. She said looked
like | was coffee poisoned.
so | began to drink Postum and I
weeks and continued to gain, but not
so fast as at first. My headaches be-
gan to leave me after | had used
Postum about two weeks - long
enough to get the coffee poison out of
my system.
Since | began to use Postum | can
gladly say that | never know what a
neuralgia headache is like any more,
and 1t was nothing but Postum that
made me we'll Before | used Postum
never went out alone; would get
bewildered and would not know which
way to turn. Now | go alone and my
BEES fs &c clear as bell My brain
and nerves are stronger than they
have been for years"
Read the little book. The Road to
WellVille, in pkgs. There's a Reason"
Ever read the above letter. A new
ono appears from time 10 time. They
arc genuine, true. and full of human
Interest.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-01-14
15a5j@eS

Samuel-is still extant, and II shows
the care with which he provided for
his wife, as well as for the fact that
he must have been a man of a good
deal of property
Richard Haines of Anyhoe on Hill
northampton. England from the old
saxon family. became a member OF
the Society of Friends, and in 1882
started for New Jersey on the ship
Amlty. His youngest son. Joseph.
was born on the long journey across
the Atlantic. and Richard himself
died. But his family carried out his
plans, and settled in New Jersey
The arms of the Haines and HAYNES
family are blazoned: Or. ON a Jesse
gules three bezants. in chief a grey.
hound courant. sable. collared of the
second. The crest is an eagle dis
played azure semee of estoiles argent
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-01-14
Point of View.

Senator Beyeridge, apropos Of the
old-fashioned snowy Christmas, said
the other day:
Snow, of course. has its disadvan-
tages from some points of view
Snow is beautiful in its season.
Solomon said that. But know an old
Indianapolis man who. on hearing this
remark of Solomon, grumbled
oh, yes. no doubt it was beautiful
to you sittin' with all the wives and
lasses of Jerusalem beside you; but If
you'd been poor stone cutter you'd
never have said any such thing"
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-01-14
May Doubt ConstitutionaIity.

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