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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
Cincinnati, IS. 5sbr.
Neue 6npotbeten.

u ue y 2 0 II.
Surab Spbniton on 9srmau 3. 6.
uno 9. so. $1O50.
Marp q. Mcgup on guterpriis 8-
uno 6. u. 60. $500.
Della 80. Gang an Cartilage 9. uno
8. u. $500.
9lnna @eber on bieielbe. $500.
sbe Bethel 8aptiit g5urh au sc.
6. gilbert. $4,000.
Charles SO. 8atpter an Real gftcte.,
&c Improvement 60. $500.
SdmueI .. Cooper an sSosl 6.
glore. $1440.60.
DerieIbe an benieI6sH. S1550.49.
6ounob WcRamuru an GIberou y.
unb g. u. $3.50.
8iaiam RoB an 2cpeIuno Wtutual
o. uub 6. 60. $3.50.
Mat6iIou +. Uturpbp an gntsrpriis
9. unb 6. u. Gp. $4,000.
8srnaro +. &rutboup on SoutberH
S6io Sapings guut So. $4,000.
Bm. s. 2onereeu an Glsmsrs y.
uno 6. 60. $3.50.
W. 80. Wlprris an Wefttpoop 8. 60.
$500.
Mor 9eoermsisr an 9surp Roore.
81 etc.
2ulu 9uubom an SatIep sSmp. 9.
unb 6. 60. $3.50.
4bam SaBner on bieieIbe. 1880.
6. ;. 8aehle on Weittpuoo 8. 60.
$1,000.
Gli3ab. 81. 2eais an mabiion 9. q.
go. 2. $500.
9bos. .. Wludmor. an pisislbs.
S275O.
Bernard gteiing an oisIeIbe. $500.
9eo. 6. Sdmss an q. u. Streats
man. $961.07.
6dnnab Seblmunn on Sophia
Staumel. $1,000.
MQbel Wi. Gorbett an eagle 9. uno
g. u. $4,000.
Sarah 6. GoGep an oisIeIbs. $4,000.
Dm. Stephens on Boooburu @pe.
g. uno 9. 60. $1,000.
Wm. iSispatrit an Srene Glart.
$500.
mihusI SaumsTsr an CdtIep 9.
unD 6. SO. $11OO.
Otto @iier on Soutbsrn Sbio 6.
uuo =. 60. $500.
Getilgts 5ppotbsten.
Sobu 2ipps an Gbas. 81. Subbaro.
$500.
8eter SannQtpine an Qincplu 9. 81.
go. /. $1250.
Charles 81. 9otpter an Charlotte
%. goslen. $500.
@i1iam 3. Strobl an GrppIition 3.
uno g. 60. $4,000.
:. g. Gritf6e an Clinton RaIb.
$3.50.
Maube 80. Qpngsreder an sitls
9uarantee &c 5ruit So. $4,000.
Sbos. 8. Muhmore an Wlaotipu
g. u go. 2. $4,000.
Bernard 0isiing an oieieIbe. $500.
GbaS. C'HeiI an Sic 5our Y. uno
! g. so. $3.50,
G}m. ). 9onergon an Union j. ..
uHb Z. 60. $3.50.
2lImonb .. gircharO an Treo. 9iTd'-
bein. $500
Wtarn Turner an 5. M. Shumoro.
$3.50.
mm. gtephens an Moopburn 6.
unb o. 60. $500.
Gerfelbe on u. 8. gahpuo. $3.50.
senrn g. 9ptipr an Glis. plutss
baum. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
ueberiid)t oes Cincinnati
lVarftes,
fir bic Wontas, ben 2s. 5sbruar 1910
enbisenoe Bode.

Gincinnati, %. 5ebr. 1910.
lie nad,foIosuben Euotirunssn besieben
lid, nur anf Guarcs Iransatttouens Bei
fletneren Geihdften weroeH etDas bObere
grsiis berednet.
Bropiionen.
Ter Rarft mar rutia uno bic 3reiie feit
grima 5team l3 .05--l3 l5c,
5amilu l350--l4.0oe I. o. b.
Erodengef IBeneS Sleii d.. Mdrtt
feit. 1hort flare Setteu l3-1314c, ibort
Rippenietten l29s-12s4c, ertra ibort clear
Seiten I2Z-13c, Ghultern 105s-11Ic,
Bellies i3s4--l4:oo Ioienno 111e fnebr psr'
paiit.
8aeou.-Rartt Jeff. ebort Hare eeis
ten l4-l41<c, turse Rippenieiten 1917 -
1876, ertra ibort dear Setten 12ss4-l4e,
Shultern llss-I21st uno Bellies l4A-
15e IoIe anb 114t per giuno mebr perpaft.
Sugar Cured = leiid - Warft ftetis
bel outer Rahfraee. Sdtnten l5H-l6s,
gienie SduItern 12L-l3r, Breatidit Bas
con Is--lee, Gdultern 1211-l3t. 9eru
gort Gut Sdultern l2I-l3s. trofene
Beef Sntnteu 17--l7Lt.
SubgepofeIts Tteiih. Rarst
itetia. Sfinfen l41a-l5e, 8icnit Shultern
IIA-i2Ae, Bslltes I6--l7e, S1ultern
ll11i3A'' 1t,1i Rs" g0r' Gut sd'Hl'srH ia
srtides sIeifd. - s6in,eu IL
I41%e, gienie ShuItern 11--ll1G Shul'
tern III - 1lhs, ihort 8ippenietten IL
llLc, ibort flare Geiten 1lH-llLc, ertrd
ibort Seiten ll-1lIe, Bellies ID - 1915
per gfuno.
Rebt uno 8etreibe.
Rebf.-R Reues gpinter Bateut s5.s5-
500, g9iuter Ssanep S5.25-5.6O, Diuter
SamiIp $iS5-5.l0, Grtra S4.35--4.45.
orcindres $375 40. 5prtng gateni
81. .70-6.OO. DO. iansu s5.OO-5.35, DO.
fansiip 81 so - 40, 8oaoenmebl retnes
81 .55-4 ID, ,gemiittes 81 75-4.s 80 per obi
Beisen.-M Martt rubia uno itetig. Ro.
2 rotber Winter l24-l26c, 10. liz -
l2Ot Ro 4 rotber l06-ll0c per Bu
8elidlforu.- - Rartt ruhiG unb ftetie
SO. 2 meiBes 50 - 65I%c, SO. 3 wsibes
64l%-65t, 80. uetbes 62--64e, SO.
ael6es 631z-e4t, go. aeibes 63-63Lt
Ro. 4 aelbes 6l -- 63c, 10. eemiid1tes
631I--64c, 10. 3 DO. $685.. Ro. 4. DO
81 63t, weibes 2oIbeutorn Is -- 67e,
ee!bes DO. e6-65c, esntildteS DO. 641ll-661ls
per 8u
SAFER. Rartt ruhi9 uno felt 3to
rpeiSer 491<-5Oc, Stanoaro peiBer AZ
4s1<e, Ro 8 peiser 4s111l - 49c, go. DO
47--4se, 80. eemii6ter 4s1&z-49e, Ro. .
geu,iidier 4711S-3s11ze. 30. 4 DO. 4611SS-i7t
per Bu. 3eriauft nuroeH Gar Ro.
gemiifisr su 4s14e aui oem 0eIeiis.
Rosgeu.-Rartt itetia. go. S4-S6c
SO. 7s - s3t, go. 4 7s-79c per 8u.
Gar SO purne ~ &c aui benz 9eleii,
pertauft.
Pof, grah;ohrs Cssritp Ra q s4-
| see. oroiuare S2--S4c per BuibeI
SergIetch Der 8etrsioes 4reiie mit ben
ieniesH ara sIei9su 1aee oss uorisen Sab
| res.
%. 5e6 1910. n. Seb. 1909
@eissH, Ro. rother 1859 12st
@eIih!orn. Ro 2 eemiihtes sac 6sL
5afer, 80. esuiihter neuer 4Sc 55s
Rcaeeu, Ro. ueuer. . Sac sl3a
Dbistp.
Ter Rartt par itesia 8erfauf. uureer
7a5 BbIs Tiitiaer's 5tniibeo Gopos au
Der Bats uoE 81 30 per 9a4oue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

alee, 80. ! s15.O0--I5.50, 30. 2 s14.O0-
i4.5O, alfaIfa $3.50 per Ton
RIblenfutter lit feit. aIeie S24.50
--25.25, Nibblina grobe S25. .00-26.0O DO.
feines $3.50 - 27.50, eemiidtes 5utter
s25. .50-26.5 80 per Tonne IN Buff uno 81 90
nebr auf benz 6eleiie.
sBolle. Die 4atbfraee mar in Der per.
fIoiienen gpode eiue CUTE uno bic i3ufubr uur
mdbig. Die gambler fauften gu ben foIeen.
ben 4reiien:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
Mefau Marft.
Norf. %. februar.

9ep Dorf, %. 5ebruur.
3irn mar ituad III S32 621Sl-32 81 (
uno aupfer mar fIau; gate Su 1850 -
1875, G!ettrolptbis yn 1925 1850
uRo eating III Sl3.00- 1925. BIet mar
itettG M - 90 4.70 Ino Spelter feit
III > 10 - $50 Giieu mar unperdnoert.
Ro. Sounorp Rortberu su SIS .50-lS.75.
Ro. DO. su sis. .25-lS.50, Ro | 5outbern
uno Jlo SoutberH ioit III Sic. .50-l5 75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
pferbe uno NNauleiel.

Cincinnati. rs, 5ebruar 1910.
Die 3ufuhr mar nur mdsia, bic Rad:
frdae etne sieniIIt, quite uno bic Qreiie ma
ren ielt, bod ltno oisielbeu nod uHperdus
bert ae6lieben. Die Euotiruugen pareu
am GcaIuk Der 99c0e ruie fclat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

ceIe. Rurft rubie unb feit. 9einDl
robes nc, eefodtes 78c per 8aaone in Bar
tien pom IA Dbl. grtra gGiuter Eeft
gdrbol SIC per 8dlones Cotton Seeo
Gel robes 54 -- 55c, raffintrtes $3.50
Banpne Ierpertin 66c, Betroteum, Yers
lection l0c, Ohio. aentudp uno Suoiana
634c per GdIfone. ! GrorDn 8aIoIin l6c,
adpbta 12c per @alIone.
Sutt. Der Narft 1T ruhid. Ehio
Riper s5c-s1 90 per BbI. pom 230 gfo.
Gala lit itetig. grima Gitu 711s-74c,
op. gountrp 6Lc--7IIsc per 9'uno.
aoblen-1Rarftr rubte. youabioebenp
50 25-350, RuB uno Glad S2.O0-2. rs,
aanawba 5tldfoble len S3. .25-3.50, gtub uno
Glad s2.OO-2.25 per Tonre abae Itefert.
RaadlIoie gtldtohlen S4.6O, ant bracite
sT.2j per Ioune abaeIiefert. Cote toiien
II--I2c per Bu. abaeliefert.
Sdmereten-Rartt ftetia. GIeeiods
men 81. .75-7.5 auf benz @eIetie uuo 81 80
$50 per Bu pom Sicre. Iimotbp 81 40
| .65 ouf oem @eIeiie uno sl.60--2. 90 per
9u. pom Store 8udpsisen SlO0, Slabs
iaamer 500 per 8u.
1eosrn. - Ra1frage gut, 4rei'e itetie.
Netse Bdniefeoern. ......... .50-55c
9rima GdniefeoerHpcnG gutter 6arbe 43-45c
., DO. meiftens drdu. .40-42e
>, uon leb. Gnten, lanI rpeiB 40-42c
,, ;, ouniIe aemii dbte 32--33c
8rima 6Ibuer, gobp. earf rpeiB lie
>, ounfte aen1iidte.. &c
Sdbnens SHwausfeoern, lange fuUcp 75c
Irutbabn, netbe ............. 75c
,, fnrplae. e....-........... g. &c
Sdute. - Gahfrage sismIia gut, Rarit
rutlig.
aasgeiaI;ene 80. per Bfuno. 9Ic
Ro.2 . .... sIe
Gitp Butders H. gaders, irildbe l0c
Rrtite Aalbietle e. I4--l5c
gieroe DO. l....-.-....S3 800 3.25
- 4o. 2.........,.... Z. 600 2.25
9uIen Ro. .......--.... 124e
;, So 2.............. 6s4e
Iredenseidlseae $3.50. ..--. l5e
| EItut . l7c
Sddf Belle. poutge ..-... 90 -7Oc
| 9aHInls Gelle e... 80 Joe
2amms seae, eeihorene. e.... 20 Soc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

Cincinnati, %. 5ebr.
9ufuhr uno 8erianot pdbreno Der per
toiienen 99odle, pergliden nit ben sruei
porbersebenoen 8oneu, tuaren wie ioIgt;
3uiubr. Rinopisb. Sdpeine. SdaIe
Seb. l2 ALL 1899 17l5
Ssb. lS . 1879 1926 5S2
Seb. % .... 1926 1856 $40
Der gerianet betrus in osrielbeu 3eit
Seb. IL. s1l 6l5O -
Seb. - .... 72B 435l -
Seb. 20 .... 3l3 51sS -
3ufuhr uno gerianot pGbreuo Der per.
floiieneu As Stunoen. perglid)eu NIT oerieIs
ben 3eit ppriser 8oc3e, rpdreH uie foIgt:
!3uiubr: ainopieb. Sapetne. saafe.
Geb. 2I..... 1890 a34i "a
5eb. 28 I449 2l35 100
Der Serianot betrus in Oerielbeu 3eit.
5eb. II ....,. l2s 80 -
heb. 2s .... 80 522 -
atnopieb. - Die Suiubr war beute be-
oeuteno Geringer uae bic lreile itiesen in
iolQe oe'ien nm l0--l5c per 100 gfuno. -
Stoders uno 5eeeers fno ebenialIs in gus
ter gtadIfrage uno tart.
Sdmere Stiere brdd]ten 1915 - 6.75,
frtr1 Sb.G0-- b.sD, kDlcu SS.tD - 90,
5lsiiheriorten, ertra S6.25 - $50. CUTE
bis auserleiene S5.75-6.I5. crsiuare bis
CUTE 81 25-5.65; 6eiiero, ertra S6.00-6.10,
quite bis aliserIeiene S5.25--5.90, oroinGre
bis quite s3.25--5.00; aube, ertra - .40--
$50, quite bis austrleiene S4.75-5.35, ors
eindre bis CUTE g .15--l.65; Gamers q. 75
--3.75, Stofers uno sSeeoers S3.5o-o.75.
5utEeu. - e5ute eeRntrp guAen limb
rar uno itetia i'm greiie, 9Seitlid5e 8ulen
tamer utele in ben Rartt uno fteIeR um 10
-25c.
Maaere uHb Ieidte 8 00--i.25, Bologna
s4.25-5.l5, ertra - 20--5.25, iette Sulleu
S5.25--5.15.
Rilhfuhe. - Der Rartt mar IN Der
perfienenen 8ohe ftetig bic itart. Tie RAD
fraae mar cine quite.
ertrd $500, quite bis anserleiene
si7 50--s2 so. proindre bis CUTE $500
400 per Stad.
adlber. - Ter glortt mar beute lang.
lam az ben 5hlubpreiien pon Der uortgen
gpod3e.
Crnindre uno groBe s. o0-S.50, fair bis
quite feinte 81 .00-s.75, ertra $500.
adlber in ben GonmiiiioHss0 0dulern. -
5anep s1sc, prtma bis ailserleiene ~
.se. erninare 4--5c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

gDah s.-Hartt rahia uno ite.is. Sdnos
Ter tauien prima III 2s-2ec per Bfuno uuo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

lgire. Gar Gbtm. ST.. ess4
Webafb !, 5r.....,..itt
Wat. j. 4 trc. 4r...s ls
g5strn Wp. fr....... ~
! meftingh. g. CO 5r.. we
\ Ris. Central II .-.. "a 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
Niebn.drfte.

Cincinnati, %. Tebr.
9ufuhr uno 8erianot pdbreno Der per
iloiienen 99odle, perglidlen nit ben sruei
porbersebenoen @obeu, Iuaren Iute ioIgt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
QIeaElna Asnif tfmIahs.

&hsAsn9 Essss amseaks
Der lImIdt i'm bieiiaen GIearinabdus bes
lief ftdb beuie auf 81 .35O, 600. Tie nmidse
bes rerFoHenen Wcnats beliefen iif auf
Sc. .e86. $50. ssgen si0l ,605, 100 i'm Wonai
Sebruar 1909.
xsfai-effxritafsn.
Ttr Columbia Gas & electric Go. Attien
fparsn bsute fouangebeuo uno Der llnliGb tn
oeufeIbeH Elm iebr beoeutenoer. aun Clint.
t5as 4 electric wurben mebr sebanoeti uno
Der Rarft TIM dIIaemeinen mar red|t Isbbdft.
Tie prsiie iraren etwas fefter. 8erfau't
trureef
Mn ssr Baris.
ksfors Cxii.
20 asiisn ssr geirrsbsa Sas q 1Ise..... 49, /.
Ffrss Call
agissn ter Columbia Gas b 1fee...... 10
affssu Gl.f. 9as q discfrte.......... ssh
Between Call.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
43o,,t 0eIbnsarfte.
montaa. %. aebr. 1910.

MuHtSh @0s UNNAs i0aVs
NE Rddbfraee mad Tarleben NOR beuts
pieeer iebr mdbia. bod fpuren bic gdnien
nit Rcntinsorbesten tart beihdfttgt Belb
III sm nlebrisen 3insraten sn srlangen.
Tie Hanlen berehueten fir IarIebsn ,,un
ean" ~ unb bisfontirten Gsihdftspa
pierre III b1<-8s. Sm offenen Rarfte pilr.
ben TarIeben ,,on CALI su 41z% unD auf
Seit ~ 8 q pldctrt.
fafAfa amf Hsp ssrf
mdren itetia uno rpurben 40 Bari suiihen
RdHfen persauft. Die Gounterraie bstrdst
5os grdmie per $1,000.
sssAfd sHf Grrssa
,paten iebr feit. Seate iinb bic folsenben
Euofirmnaen sa berihten:
sonoon, 7ase Si6t, a .S7ss<-4. SO per &, ],
80 Tase stft, - .S3a-4.S4 per &; garis
Tase Stht. 5i21z-520 francs per 500;
90 Taae Gtnt, 6l7L - 5l6L Sranes per
$i00; fir IsutiHlanb. 4 Iaae Si1t, 1
Mars 951zc. DO. 90 Tage 1iht, s411c.
Documentary Bils Guf Sonoon Ipurcen
SO S4.S3l1, aui o,laseop Bu 81 4.S31 un6
aaf gelfaft gu - SO persauft.
Ransss.r sfiaaftsnen
rubis nnb feit. Die Sauten quotireH wie
fpf0f.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

Gincinnati, %. 5ebr. 1910.
Tie nadioIgenben Euotirun9en beSieben
iid) nur anf Gngros Iransatttonens Bel
fIetueren GeihdfteH weroen etDas bobere
grsiie berehnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
Ter 3erianei betrua in eerieIben 3eit !:

3uiuhr unn Berlauot pdbreuo Der per
Hoiieneu As Stanoen. pergltden NIT oerieLs
ben 3eit ppriser @od)e, pareu pie ioIgt:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-16
ARMY REPORT
For the Month of October
Shows Excellent Work
Done in the City.

15nsiSn and Mrs. ]. C. Watkins Of
the local branch of the Salvation ARMY
make a SPLENDID report for the work
done here during the month of octo-
her and they thank the people for the
assistance given in dona6ing money to
ca rryfng on the work among the poor
er Glasses. The report follows:
Hours of visitation, 1872
Homes visited, ISl.
Homes prayed in, 100.
Roapita1s- visited. and sick homes
visited. 20,
IIiospltals and homes prayed in with
the sick 10.
visdts to Jail and its cells, 20.
Distribution OF religious papers
among prisoners, SCI.
DistrTbutfon of Bibles in the jail 2,
Prisoners confessed conversion IN
NaHn1cber Of open air meetings held,
Number of friends and members
taking part In open air meetings, 81.
HStrnaiber of hours spent in open air
Total number at our indoor services,
Including Jail, 1922. -.
7 rS,rn,goer OF conversions all told In
Guiding jail, IA.
Number of young peoples services
held. S.
cSunlber on the cradle roll secured
Total attendance Of young people at
Young peoples meetings, Il.
Number of War Crys Esa .l!'. on
Army Paper). copies sold. 80 >.
Total monies received from "af
Cry sales, $15.15.
war crys, S13.35.
Total profits from War Cry sales
Salaries to commanding officers and
assistants +2s.
Rents paid. $3.50.
Tfthes. 37.4s.
Charity. $1,000.
Itemlzed sundries, $500.
total Income from all sources
$93.92.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-16
A POPULAR VERDICT
Based on Evidencc of CIaEksburs
People.

Grateful thousands tell IT
How weak backs are made strong
weak kidneys made we'll
Urinary disorders corrected
Clarksburg people add their testiE
unony. ,a
they gladly praise DOan's kidney
pills,
clarEsburg evidence Is complete.
CIarksburg testimony Is confirmed;
Reports OF early relief srbstantiated
Cures doubly proved by test on time
Let a Clarksburg citizen speak.
Jacob Block, Third street. Clarks-
burg, w. va, says: THE results that
followed the use OF Doan's Kidney
pills IN my case were very satisfac-
tory. I had Kidney and bladder trou-
BILE for over four years and during
that time I suffered severely. There
was a constant. dun pain across the
small Of my back which was so acute
at times that was hardly able to get
around I happened to read of Doan's
kidney pills and thinking that they
might help me. I procured box at
Wells Sc Haymaker's drug store. It
required the contents OF only this one
box to rid me or the backache and
bladder trouble" (Statement given
Nov, "a, 1900.
A Unique Record.
On July s, 1907. Mr.. Block said:
AFTER giving a public statement In
1902, recommending Doan's Kidney
pills, I continued using them a short
time and I was benefited in every way.
since then I have not had return
attack of kidney trouble and l can
honestly say that I am cured to stay
cured. am always glad to say
word in praise of Doan's Kidney
Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-AdIrburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. Y, sale agents for the United
States.
remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-16


he com T. tiat Ben or can
3ioW led Tor . willie. hey
vim be si7eh 4 lIttIe tinejin which
20 think cooling time 50 to
speak. In which they can master the
excitement and fmpulsive desires
caused BY the heat of sudden VIC.
tory. And, judging from thelecceps
t-fioitie4 q I,reSi idiIsl d eCtatil
isiation. ana the feet mat national
aiairs nave been established for e
number of years upon sound ana
constructive basis every citizen
ought to feel thankful that there
such a safeguard to national busisl
ness and integrity.
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Rariy Christmas Shopping.

Wfth the near approach OF the
holiday season, enterprfsing Christ
mas shoppers are beginning to make
plans for early Christmas shopping
Early shopping Is always Of tWotold
benefit. 1t Is of benefit to the store
keeper and his employees, because
by an. extension of the shopping
season; over a long period the strain
upou saIespeople at this season IS
Iessened, and the stores are relieved
of the crush that Is usually ez-
perienced within the last few days
of the season.
But even viewed. from selfish
standpoint, early shopping benefits
the purchaser. for with fewergcus-
toners to wait upon, more time,
care, and attention can be slowed
upon the individual customer. Then
there is always the consideration
that the early shopper gets the pick
of the stock. The last mentioned
argument should be conclusive for
the practical shopper.
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Base Ineradtude.

In view of the fact that a few an
nouncements have been made of can
didacies to succeed Nathan B. Scott
as United States senator, the follow
ing by the Clarksburs Exponent
doubtless is intended to be read be-
tween the lines as to some OF the
candidates.:
Are the Democrats. now that
they have control OF the next legis-
Iature, going to yield to the am
bition. blum and cash of some sena-
torial aspirant who has no other
qualifications worth speaking Of?
surely they will profit by the ex-
ample OF their. Republican brethren.
The people OF West Virginia want a
man in the United states Senate who
has brains, integrity and known abil-
ity. Money. in Itself, constitutes no
bar. But, money alone will not fll
the bill. The next senator from
West Virginia, If his selection Is to
be approved by the people, must be
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- Ereninn Echo.

Every. breeze watts intelligence
Rom country to country, every wave
oils IT. all give it forth, and all in
turn receive It. There Is vast
comm cree OF IDEAS, there are marts
ana exchanges for intellectual dis
eoyeries. and wonderful fellow
lp OF those Individual intelli-
ehces which make up the mind and
opinion of the age.-DANIEL WEB
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speciaI interests in control

WntL9 OGmOcrAIlC AG1USAS
denouncing special interests in their
marty platforms and bowling on the
stump against those interests, they
were busIly engaged In eleetdnB TO
public ONCE all the representatives
OF special interests they could get
hold of. The money interests OF
the country along With the corpora
lions and combines lined up almost
solidly for the Democratic nominees.
The people were warned but the
unrest was so great that they Needed
not and either rushed headlong into
supporting the tools Of the special
interests or RETAINED from voting
ALTOGETHER thus abetting fnnocently
the corporate interests to accomplish
results most pleasing to them
selves.
Democratic protests against the
use OF money in elections were only
for the purpose OF deceiving the
voters. Their denunciatIOns of the
reputed fact that Senator Scott Is a
rich man and as such was not At
to represent the state In the United
states senate wou.d nm volumes,
but so stamped with insincerity that
it is almost incredible that any one
took any stock in such denuneia-
lions.
With but a single exception or
two, moneyed men of this state now
seeking the senatorship did not have
the courage to declare their. candi-
dacy before the election. In fact, In
only one case was there well-found-
ed report of a candidacy and that
was based on what is generally be-
1teved to have been deal. by which
the Democratic campaign in certain
parts of the state was financed
However, having succeeded in
bringing about Democratic victory
and domination in the state, they
all are bold now in making public
their ambition, these men OF the
moneyed- and special interests, men
at the head of combines, men who
have spent a lifetime looking after
the interests of the special inter
ests. And, almost all of them are
in the millionaire class disqualth-
cation according to Democratic cam
paign declarations.
The Wheeling Intelligencer makes
some pointed comments on this
feature of the contest for the sem
Atorshlp as follows:
millionaire Watson. Millionaire
Davis, millionaire McGraw and Mil
1ionaire Chiffon have already an
nounced their candidates. for the
United states Senate, subject to the
pleasure of the Democratic legisla-
ture. Instead of the race for the
senatorship being free-for-all it
IS evident that it will be million
aires handicap. In this interesting
contest the plain. democracy" OF
West Virginia will have just about
as much part as they would have in
the selection OF king of England
The coming fight will be strictly a
miIlionaIres' proposition and 1t will
furnish some subjects for sober
thought on the part of those Repub-
leans who joined with the Demo
Gratis to defeat the Republican party
and thereby to elect Democratic
legislature and a Democratic United
states senator.
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