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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

ahiedao, 8. ,Sut.
Mssr. - Der Tar.t III ftettd Dsnter
gatsnts O.. .o0-4. Is. straisbts 90. .75-4 .25.
esrtns ga,ea.s betss $40. strais9ts
a.0O-.25. Has.rs s340-450.
Dst,eu.- - Fiir SuH 89X-s9Ic, am
Stlus sssSe, fIr September S9ss-9Ol.e. c.
en- SHgus Soe /; fir TesembeE s214 -
ssc. am satus 92s&e
B.IfA.srn.-Fa Far 1uli 592s-60s.e,
amstlus sOs<e: fir September 81 u -62 u c.
am etIus 62e fir Ts1smbsr 60K -
6l4t. am Sdlas 6lbc.
Sufer. - MIR SuH 43k - 44e, am
sHlus 1875; far September 44H-s44c,
an StIus 44sse; fur Tessmber 49, 1875,
am Stlus 1876
Rpaasu. - 10. 2 Ste
GerA - Gu.s yat,ers.rFte 1855,
sut. bis 6otcs RaI.serFte lOO-Il0e.
HIaHsiaa R.-Bo. g %. 2l5Kc,
| Ro. y. D. 225ne.
7tmstasiaamsH. -$5.oo-ll.75 per
gsntner
akefaamsu.-sls.25 per Gentn.r.
| Resport. -sl5. .75--l5.57n per Dbl.
Tar Sun $3.50 - 1858. am S4iut
sl5 -, far September sl5.52I-i5.so, an
s4maI,. Il ss.271I per 100 o9Fs. ID,
Suit .27a-s.30. am StluB Ss.27 "a; fal
ssptember ss.37I - s.42H, am Stlui
IS 40
Short Rtpperfsiteu - aofe s7.7'
$50 per 100 gfune. Sar SuIi - .42kt-
$50. am SdIus Ss.4IH, fir Septembe,
$50 - s.62Is. am Shtus $3.50 IL
Sauuar 81 ,SC-7.971s, am Shius s7.95,
e1uItsru. - ssort Hare Ssstsa, per
/ >ss;. e. .25--S.5o. -.
Butter - 2ar.t aetis. Creamery II
-23e. 5airp l7--2lc.
otsr - Rarst itstis. 5rii4s 1871 -
lahsc per Gusens.
adIs. - Rar!s itetis. cream IL - Is
psr Bfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
alnswdrtiae Wadrfte.
Rep Dory. 3. csult.

Hep port, o. Jun,
ebl.-9ufabr l4,175 gbA., Berfanbt
1857 BbIs. Der Nartt mar itetig. -
eprtng Batent a 90-5 .l5, Dinter Stratgtts
% 90-4.10, Minter gatents $4.2o--l.50,
Spring clears %. .75-4.1o, Dtnter Grtras
10. l S3.15-o50, 10. 2 bo. 90. 3.l5--3.25,
aanics ffratabts "a. .1o--425.
Rogsenmebl lit ftetig. Jair Bic
sntes $5.0o-5.26, dolce bis fancp $3.50
Bu6w.i,ssm.st tf felt. Gair bis
gu es $4.85-5.l5, doiee bis fancp s5.20--
$50.
Bu9w.i,.n nomtnea. Emerieau s5c
unb Canadian 63e c. I. I. Rem Dort
Waismsbl 1T feft. 5etues neibe5
anb aelbss 81 2o--1.25. srpbss 81. l.15-l. 20
aiinbrteo 1880.
Rossen iit rubis. 30. 2 9eftsrn 9se
Bel anfnnft {. |. 7. Buffalo.
Ssrfs III left. 1aIsssr'te ll5-l2oc
CT. 7. Buffalo.
D.i,en.-3ufubr 81 POO gu, g.rsanbt
- Bu. Barn taum fietie. 80. rotber
9414c TN Glepator unb 95lzc fob. i1pims
meno, no. l 8ortbsrR DuIutb sl.05H fob.
iAmtmmenb.
BstfAtorn. - 3ufubr Is, 900, 8er.
ianpt 1926 Bu. Dartt feit. Grport 20.
2 651<e Lob. fdmtmmenb.
6af.r. -3ufubr 108, $50 gu., Berfanbt
1850 gu. Tlortt ftetta. Stanbarb net.
fer SOC, 20. 2 Dsiser 5o1ze, Ro. 3 4sKe,
Ro. 4 acc.
Ssu If ftetio. grsma l4oe. go. la5c,
Eo. 2 ll5-120c, Ro. $500.
Sopf.n TT felt. Stnte 1910, orbindrer
Bis 4oice 29--32t; 1909, 20-22e; 9acific
aoaft 1910, orbinsrer bH Dolce 26--2St,
1909, ls--lSt.
Stut. ftnb ft.tis. - Central america
2011e, Bosota 2l4-22Ac.
Gsstr IN itetis. Serniof 241S-27s.
8ors 1T itettg. SamtIp sl8.00--l9 so,
bort e!ear sl5.75-l7.0o. Res sl7.5o-
| 1900.
ges' if iietis. Famitp s12 2.oO-12.5o,
Wes sll0o--ll.50, BeeisSaintsn s27 so
-29 80. Berpaft sl2 00-l2.50, Gitp EXTRA
5Heta wsb sl5 .00--l5.5o.
Sat Rsai4 iinb isit g.p6,sEt. g.E.
Ties, 10 bis IA gfuHb. 10 - l3c. DO. S4uls
tern sI--8He. DO. Sttn,en lac.
S1mass III felt. WtoeIe Deft prtma
ta.35 - s.45 RafFiuirtes III FeW. Gou.
ttn.Ht $50, 2. u. s9.65. COMPOUND 755-
| IKE.
Tats ia itstis. grtma Gav 5Hs.
Geuntrp 5H-Se.
| eau Mwelti aaMsus Gel III rett0,
Rrima robes ronrtuea, prima sommsr
esibes 81. .2o-s25.
Dstr leu m ift 't.tia. 9afTirirtes ,Rsp
gors f7.25. ghtlabeEp5ta uns gaItimors
81 rs, DO. In Suf 1913.
DoIIs tit rubts. Tonefsit STee.e 2Sc
Oars IN rubss. STRAINED. sep6sulites
Bis sutes 1925.
ferpsnttn IN wilia ~ Sac
Rsts IN itetis. eins.iniT4sr 2L-5e,
gatra 5H-Se.
NeIafiss II. itetis. Mem Orleans Cper
Aeitl., outer bis 1otee. 3O--50c.
9ufer.- -Ros.r il. 'sit. Ruseapass
% Teft, s.48c. Centrifugal 9S Ten $3.50
RotaHes s3utsr - fsft 3.23e 4affiutrter
III ftetts. Gu. 2oaf $50. Gruites 5.T0t
Woulb "a" 5.35e. Gubes 5.25c. 8opoeres
5.l5e. 9ranuiateo s0oc. Diamond ~
500, eon'eetieners a" 4.85e, go. 1 4.S5
no. 24.sor, SO. 34.75. 30. 44.70e, no.
4.55e. Ro. 8 4.s0e, 70. 4.55c. Ro.
4.50t, ae. 94.&5c, Ro. 10. 4.t0t, 8o.
%.3se. SO. IL 4.31e. 30. Is 4.z5e. so. /
A.15e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
Gkteaao, 2. Suh.

WITH o, z, NU4I.
Rtntpteb. peepes S4.75 - 6.85,
Terds stiere 81. 6O-5.lO, petItte Stters
- 1856. Stoters uno Teebers 1926
$50, Rahe unb 5eifsrs g.. 1855, fdIber
S6.O0-8.l0. Wartt l0c bober.
ghnetue. - 2ei5t, $645-6.95, &C.
miftte 3845-6.95, iApsre s6.25-6.95
rause $685. 6.55, quite Bis uuserEs'ens
i1psr. s6.55-695, Jsr,sI 500 - 6.70
Warft bis l5-20e hober.
Stafe euuoa admmer.-shafe: Gin
bsimtite 81. .G0-4 ,65, pefGi2e So. 00-4.6 50
sdtrIinse - .40-5.30.
qdmmsr Gin5etmifhe "A 25-7.65
peHline "a. To- 80 Harft fart
3ufuhr 8tnopisb ~ 800, S4DsiH'
"a 900. c6afe uHb admmer 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

sunaeRartsffeIn. 800 TobtIe Iris
umpbs $l.50-l.7 per ga. Deise $3.50
800 per HbI
araut. t.--Harst fetis. aostspiue sl.75
---2 90 per fleinee Crate.
AZ 10 stsGn.--aoutspia $2.5O--2.75 per
Bbl GiHbsfmsits CRIME Toe per Dso.
Bunoel.
80. q el.7o--1.S5 unb meibe 1925 per
Crate. Mlte gsIbe $I.25-SO0 per Hu
pIumenfobL-Ginbeimiiae $l.25--
1.50 per Tuseno.
TometoeS. - Tsras IS - SOC per
Crate.
Grbien. - Telephone s.l75--2.0o per
Bu.
RotbsRabsm -2o--aoe per Guseno
HanbeI.
GrGne Bobnen.-5ancp einbeimiihe
.75-2.o 90 per 2 Ou.sSat.
aaubsgrobutte.
Nc6ner. - Warst ftstis. grtma Mar.
reusaf 1915. asIiebte uuo tet 5anb ges
pfIft6ts Noup "a 50 per Hu.
0eu, --Warft rattq. 70. TStmotbp
S23. rs - 23.75, 70. 2 bo. s21.T5 - RPS,
no. 8 DO. SIS. .75-23.75; Rles, aemii4tsr ao.
/ sl9 .Oo-20 so, Ro. 2 DO. sl7 90 - I8 90,
Riee 70. si2.50-l6.0o. 30. 2 $ll.o0-
Ii 20 PER XsH.
Raklenfutter ~ f.H.--sIsie 81 90
81 80, Mibbllas srobs s23 .oO--23.50. DO.
fstuss 323 .50-24. 90, asmiintes 5ut!er
al .5o--2i. .75 per Eonns tn euf ane 81 90
ssehr ouf lem 0eIeife.
Molle-Tte 3ufubr mar siemlid aros.
bic Rahiraae ant uao bic Breiie fie:ia.
Die gambler iaxften ~ ben ioIssHbeu Bret
len;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
Uiebmdrfte.

Gineta matt, 3. Suu.
aufubr uno geriaHot pabreno Der per.
Hofensn D0Ae. perslt1en NIT ben Dsrs
bersebenoen BoteH, waren pie folgt:
3ufubr: Rinovis5. 5dmeins. Sdafe
Suui II. 46T3 2222l 9Ss3
Suut2 "a 1874 20765 1899
Saui 80. .4oA3 1905 2S977
Der 8eriaast betrus In oerieIbeH 3tit;
Suni IL. -. 1890 lo639 1924
Suni "a 1880 1856 l24s2
Suni 80. .... $50 1899 2l3S5
3uiubr une 9eriauet pdhreuo Der pers
fIoiieneu 4s s,anoen, psrsli6en nit oerieIs
ben 3et, ppriger Gote, pareu wie fp!st:
aufuts: Rtnbpte5. samsins sHafs.
aunt 26 1858 1894 53lh
3uli 2 .l4s4 y4T9 1855
Der gsr'ans. bs.ras IN bsr'sIbsn 5eit:
Rant % 1897 1868
Suli A.. 66s 2l44
Rinspteb. - Die 3uiubr mar beute
niat ssob une ots Rahfrass gut. Gispretis
uaren eaber ftorf.
edpsrs etsere $500 $40, EXTRA
6.is-s.25, fanep -, D4fen - 15-4.75,
ey.ra - 0IsiiAsshtsrs 1915 - SIS.
sstrs e5.s5 - 500. cssfsrs t27o-5.9O.
estra t5.s5-6.0o, AnSe ei.5o-4.25, sytro
a. .5o--<.6o, GGRnsrs 1l .50-2.75. eto6srA
uub 6ssesss oS50-6.26. erfrd $5.s5-S. 80
BuIIen Ter Nortt NOR beute Hou
umb bic preiie i4ma6.
Nasess xRs lst0ts e1.25-3.l5, DoIsgna
tS.25-Al0. sx6s N.l6--A-25. 'ssts Osaes
l1A-l6-<.60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

Ga aAs.-Warst rusis une ftstss. tdne'
les taufen prtma NJ 2s--7oe per DfuHo urs
ssstaufsn fIesns Cuauttftsen ~ 2-3c mssr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
Qterbe ano Wauiefel.
Cincinnati. 8. VI

einetnnati. 8. SuIi.
Au& In Der perheHsHen Nofe mar Der
Nafn wiebes isbr ruhts, bod bieIten iih
bic pseife. Die natisebenoen EuS,irau.
gen fHb ~ perDsidnev.
s4n<rs ouspferbe. / 400 btS 800 VI tiol-zso
&axus>Cfnlsn 200 tt6 200 8fo 80. is0-2to
1xpge4 Gtussfe, 900 BIS 1. goo 4fb... t1L-io
4{nz(So0uic 4feSbs 600 be 400 s-i5D
zAbt{x< 2fSrks 600 Bis 600 Nh - E-fk
2lIaoA .................. ~ 20
netSfR Hnhxpferbe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tZ,-m
MRl&Gu 4n0e 9sRxtx tx............ g. S.
4s0 III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aS-a85
D{1l N tA IL 6auh 600 b31 200 Rf 7s--fu3
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Berfaieb be

csfs. - Martt III fsetis. - estusl
sekss s7t. eeioAtss Sse per gauons tn
gerstsn pon IA Bbf. Grtra @tnter 1eit
aarebt ess per Oauon. Cotton eeeb
Del seses 47--4S<, rafHntrt,s 5l-52c per
0srsRe. Tsrpewtsn e0c. Petroleum, Der.
fstfion Zoe. Csio. kentutu uHb Snbiana
eke per 0aasns. growH GafoIin ise.
Napkta i0e per 0anene
Salt. -- Der Narss IN rukta. Ohio
Ntper 0o--o5e. NidtaaH uns a'ron s4c
per Dbl. pon go Dfane.
Tefs III ftetis. erima gttu 5T -- &c,
he. Gsnntrr 5,<-5Te rsr gFune.
Gsklsn-N Narh ruhts Goue bto eseup
o rs. Rub unb sIaf 81 90. aanap ia
Ctn6fokIsn 13-H. Nus uns SIa4 81 30
800 psr fcnns abasl.efsrt Raut tlofesta6.
istIsn os75, Anttroeits s7.75 per Tonn,
sbssIieser. Gsss eeftst 800 per Tonne
sbeelisfert.
Gamersgsn. ~ Narft fea. RIsetaa.
men 81 .b0-s 90 auf tem 1tleti. uns o. 90
% so per ou. pom Store. Isrotsp ~ %
$50 asf BEN 0elsiis uus IS .00--5 SO
PER a3xfkel poM Gssrs. 6aApetssn el 90
| 8IaA4ioamsn q. rs per gu.
esssss. - HsAfrass sz., grsifs fsit
II - AA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
u b 70.

Gaf: Her ift benn Der 6err bort
bvfben. Der 10 f6rsdli1 ibtr bi: Be
btnH1e i&tmpfta-
DsrsR: .Dos In .iR-0 0ieues aus bsr
RAD 4bori6afs!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
Resp Dsrfer Bomb. stirnnsea,

usA4ssa Sra &c.. sstf . -. A...,.. sss<
0t<tsn q. E...-.,.utA =. IH l. e.. "a
s.2ss:s s:s:s. & g.. sss sss:.rs s.A,s g.. ~
Ss.a,,,::::":. 1 81: ; ~ ~ s.' :m en-. -. - j.
~ 80 Cd y Nx.. =. g.. sI,1
xss.sSs "a. % T.. snla. q N.kA o. t11Es
- z tssssm : =. 90 ~ { : e.. sosi.
e. = 49, sn ioI ~ ~ S~Wx -. X III
RsI y Cas- N..... - iCss o 3. ss1S H.. g.
80 IL &. 49,. s7s. SsMa. - ~ dDlE. 9 4
E{iS & ~ ! s. s. ::;.s =: !: = 49,. r; &
ftff,a 4 81 81 3sf Il: : -: y:
H1f =. "a Dss Il. 4 SO.i ssn sal.
faia ZuSwG1tnI G. rs eeab Nh esss Af, w
~. RsDisnD g.. e3 osuft Nsx, ~l %x.- S1tt
.6 "a r NJ Il - itsnfS 6Sx a. 4 . ~
-. 4 ogS1sa g. !. osk esust. oef. I. ssi. II ~
Dsas. 3 q o.. r.. ss Eessiyns asstr~ u NJ.
% r. =. ~. r.. - eSssA ~: .esa. H.. ~
4sDt1Sse oe........- 5es4 4ustsa 4ssifk " ~ '.
81 Sstss tis~ A.... = ls!ss -. q. y. .ios..
~ osa. A.-....... fstsln ~. J. sss ri. n ~
~ =, q teztse g.. ~ a. B, ss<tn N.... toth
OsSs =. q fs4s O.. 7sI4u o eissi w.. toss,
-. Olosou1e .. ~. ~ ioise. Gm. Nhaa 81. ~ Y
~ Gn1 4 ~ g.. ssI Un9eio l. 6......g. fUss y.
Huom11souo1I Iu1ss IN 4sbsse L D O. -. - -.
~ 4sst 1Das. ~ ~ 4e~. -. 6...... -
.$ 81: 4: ssss' - - '''
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
WDni Welou,artte.



Lh Danfen msren beute NIT Mouftnes
IreesssE lberlaesu, bod mar bic Nat.
igags mad Jarlsben teine srobe une 0elo
80 ntats. Bon ben Banlen ipurDen Dars
lshsu ,,oH eaa@ ~ SK-4E auseslisbsn
uHo Uei6dfispapisre ~ 5K--6& btsfen
Hrt. Jm offsneH Rarfts muTben Dorteteu
ON eaa1 " W y une auf 8eit ~ 4--4hS
piacirt.
ssthid sHi ssn Usrt
mnrsen su lo--l5c grdusie per $1,000 suis
inta Bauieu pstsauft. Die Gouutsrrots
befsdst Soc Hramts per 1900,
Gfnid sai 0~ssss.
uaren itstss. 6eute iinb bic foIaenben
Euotirungsa ~ berl9ten:
aousoH, . Tase etHt, s4.s6I per G,
GO zaee stat, A.SsX rer & garis
TaAs Si&1, 5l2l--5i5 Frames uer 800
90 zaas giHt, 6i71 $50 Frames per 800;
ias Dsutf@tonb Tase stHt I Nart s.,
BE-. 60 Tase SiHt, 94Le.
DeeamsRtaey 0tQs auf aonben rureen
~ N.82L, auf Dlossow ~ $4.82L UNI
auf Bslfoit su tA.62 psrsauis.
csasue.csssesns1ss
-. m
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

cttart3a csufe umfsse.
Der umiat I'm bsefsen Gtearinss souS BE-,
lief fid beuts auf s6 $50 900.
fssa.esfxrtsAts1.
Der Rarit in gosaiiefurittten mar teut,
iets rutis, bod ttsltsn fth BITE gres.e. 1i,
iatseneen gersanfs fiuo ~ bsri6ten:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
10 : isfs

Der warss mar ftetia. Berssaft uarbsR
s62 Ubn. Tifttasr's 5inisAss 0esss au'
Der Bars poa 81 SO per 0auoa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

Gineiu nati, 8. 3ua.
81 uno gerianot wabreno Der per,
n Dohe. u.rsltaen NIT ben Dsrs
noen Z BobeH, wareH rpie folgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

3uiubr uno 9erianet wdhreuo Der per-
Foiieneu 4s Stanoen, ptrslihen NIT oerieI'
ben 3eti ppriger Eode, pareu wie fp!st:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
MRS. B. YAEGER,

Strfiu npeRas. 2iHwpph. G!HrtaHast r.
Ecsis 90 Gents uno bdrilber.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1911-02-03
PRICES FOR FEBRUARY.

All colors Calico, per .............. Sc
Beached Sd Domestic, d.......................5C
Brown 3D. Domestic,
2 l-2 yd Lace Curtains few left
at, per ...................."..".5OC
l0x4 Counterpanes, each for....... .........$l.OO
Best Outing for, per yd..........."........8 l-2C
$3.50 Mems Button and Lace Gun Metal
and Pot Leather Shoes, ,for.............$2
$500 Mems Tan Work Shoes, now,..........$2.lO
$3.50 Ladies' Button and Lace Gun Metal
and Pat. Leather Shoes sfor.......,......$2.98
$3.50 Ladies' Button and Lace Gun Metal
and Pat. Leather Shoes for. ....$l.98
$1.50 Mems Hats, all shapes and colors .98c
Best Pearl Buttons, all sizes, per doz ......,5c
This is just few of The bargains have
for you No sale, no old goods to work off.
Just good goods at the right price.
The Glenwood post., 1911-02-11
AMERICANS IN OPERA

Nine. Lillian Nordica, the distn-
gushed prima donna, who has the
terse talk of down Fastener. express
ses herself to the point and forcibly
on the matter of opera. 81 believe
it is due to American women artists
to sing the leading role in Puccini's 8
new opera, THE Girl of the Golden
West, she remarked recently: "From
many American sopranos, the equal of
which Europe has not sent to this
country, they can easily be found. For
would make an ideal heroine in this
opera, dealing as it does with char
acters and scenes taken from Western
life. / told Puccini so himself when
we were crossing the oceon together
recently, as passengers on the same
steamer. American singers for many
years have been popularizing works for
foreign composers, dealing with foreign
subjects. and it is somewhat ungracious,
to say the least, to bar these singers
from the one opera of his based on
American life. 1t would have been All
act of justice were there no American
singers equal to the task, but with
Farrar and Nelson now in the operate
ranks, there is no justification what
soever, for publishers to dictate the
cast for American productions. AS for
myself" remarked Nine. Noriica,
smiling, "you know it was somewhat
of a novelty to be finally discovered
by the Parisians. but once they dis
covered me, there was no end to their
enthusiasm l sang Isolde and l am
going back to Paris in June to sing
in the Wagner festivals. Music
News.
The Glenwood post., 1911-02-11
COMING TO a1ENwooD

Mrs. Westerman, our county superin-
tendent of schools. attended meeting
in Leadville last Saturday of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Thirteenth
Normal Institute district for the pur-
pose of agreeing upon location for
the next district teachers institute.
Although several counties are repre-
sented in the district, Mrs. Westerman
had no trouble in bringing the meeting
to Glcnwood as she found our town a
general favorite among the teachers.
The date was fixed at July 81 to Au-
gust II and the committee is now IN
correspondence with some of the ablest
educators in the state with view of
selecting the conductor and instructors
at as early date as possible.
The Glenwood post., 1911-02-11
Town BOARDS
MONTHLY GRIND
Nothing Doing Except Usual
Gist Of Bills Allowed and
Fifteen Saloons Licensed
OFFER LOTS FOR SALE

The meeting of. the town council
held last Monday evening was without
any special interest or incident, there
being but small amount of business
to transact. Police Magistrate White
reported that so far as his office was
concerned there had been no arrests
or fines the past month.
Considerable discussion arose over
the bills of Mrs. J. w. Gibson for $72
and DIR. G. A. Hopkins of $50 for medi-
cal attendance in quarantine case in
which the Gibson family was obliged
to vacate the home and turn the same
over to the quarantined patient. After
the matter had been thoroughly ex-
planned the bills were allowed and \
committee was appointed to appear be-
fore the board of county commissioners
and ask that the county reimburse the
town for part of the expense in con
nection with this case.
The following made application for
saloou licenses for the ensuing six
months and all were granted and the
clerk instructed to issue the fifteen IL
censes: NJ. Demaestri, Ed. Bosco, d.
ObertO, John C. Richardson (2), Bart
Petrini. Ecker Bros Clint Marvin, c.
E. Weatherwax, ]. Faussone & Son,
w. F. .Heberling. Mehle & Munich, r.
w. Carpenter, James Sheridan and
Chas. Lang.
On motion the action of the board
in special meeting on Jan. is in the
purchase of lots "a and % in block %
of Ed. Burnaugh for. the sum of $1,000
was approved. The clerk was also au-
thOrized to advertise and receive bids
for the purchase of the town lots on
Blake avenue, up to March 6.
The ordinary grist of bills was al
lowed after considerable discussion and
slight modification in few instances,
except that two or three bills were re
ferred back to committees with in.
struction to report at the next regular
meeting.
H. J. Holmes was appointed as del
egate to the Dry Farming congress to
meet at Colorado Springs.
The Glenwood post., 1911-02-11

full for any State Educational Institu-
tion to teach any course not provided
for in said list so filed with the Cover
nor.
Provided, However. That said Board
of Censors may, from time to time
modify such lists of studies as it may
deem proper, the object of this Ac.
being, so far as possible, to have the
detached State Educational Institu-
tions conducted as one great Education
al Institution of Learning, and to pre-
vent. to the greatest possible extent,
the expense incident to teaching the
same courses of instruction in two or
more of the State Educational Insti-
tutions.
Section ). The State Superintendent
of Public Instruction shall be the
chairman of said Board of Censors, and
said Board shall be called together at
any time upon the request of any two
members thereof, and all actions of
said Board relating to any changes in
the courses of study at any State Edu
cational Institution shall be reported
to the Governor, and it shall be his
duty to see that all orders of said
Board in relation to such courses of
study are complied with by the said
State Educational Institutions.
Section 6. Whereas, In the opinion
of the General Assembly an emergency
exists, this Act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
The Glenwood post., 1911-02-11

Louis Schwarz of Eagle, who has
spent several days in Glenwood taking
the cave baths for. the relief of a
bruised shoulder, attended last Monday
the local lodge of the Odd Fellows of
which he became a charter member over
twenty years ago. He said he enjoyed
very much the meeting with his lodge
as he had been deprived of that priv
ilege during the past few years. The
pleasure, however, was mutual as both
new and old members enjoyed his re-
marks on the early history of Glen
wood lodge. Mr.. Schwarz returned to
his home in Eagle Friday morning,
very much improved by the use Of the
Glenwooi hot baths.
The Glenwood post., 1911-02-11

Horace Mann, Garfield county's rep
representative in the state legislature,
is very busy and has introduced some
very important legislation at the pres
ent session. Whether any of it or how
much of it will be enacted into law will
not depend upon any lack of effort
on Mr.. Mann's part. One of his latest
bills is concerning the courses of study
at state educational institutions, pro
viding for a board of censors and pre-
venting the duplication of courses at
such institutions. 1t has long been
claimed that much state money was
wasted by this plan of duplication
which has heretofore been in vogue in
the various state institutions.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Mann,
known as H. b. No. 257, is as follows:
Be it Enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Colorado: .
Section l. The State Superintendent
of Public Instruction, the President of
the State University, the President of
the State School of Mines, the Presi-
dent of the State Agricultural College
and the President of the State Normal
School are hereby created the State
Board of Censors of Courses of Instruc
tion in all State Institutions. Said
Board shall receive no salary in addi
tion to the salaries already provided
for by law, and shall meet at least once
The Glenwood post., 1911-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Burke of Ourav
stopped off in Glenwood Wednesday
while on their return from Denver to
their home in ouray. They visited Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Dougan and after greet
ing many of their old time friends
resumed their homeward journey. Both
friends in Glenwood, Mr.. Burke having
for several years been employed by the
Denver & Rio Grande while Mrs. Burke,
Western Union Telegraph company at
this place.
The Glenwood post., 1911-02-11

A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sheppard Of Elk creek was brought to
the county hospital last week suffering
from a badly bruised hip indicating a
breaking down of the muscles and per
haps diseased condition of the bone.
Preparations were made to operate on
the little fellow yesterday morning, but
when Drs. Crook and Stewart went to
the hospital prepared to operate they
found that the boys mother had beaten
them to the hospital and while the nurse
was eating her breakfast had rushed in
and taken the child in her arms and
'beat it' for town.
The Glenwood post., 1911-02-11
ed Messrs. Taylor, DeLan and Barlow
and the meeting was adjourned subject
to the call of the chair.
OATS ss POUNDS TO THE BusHEL

Collbran. Colo, Feb. 6.-On the
ranch of Charles S. Jones, county clerk
at Grand Junction, bushel of oats
was raised that weighed sixty-eignt
pounds, or more than double the weight
of the average bushel of oats.
1t will be sent on to Columbus, Ohio,
to be entered at the corn show, where
it will have a chance to compete for
the $1,000 trophy offered by Colorado
for the best bushel of oats in the
United States. Later it will be placed
on exhibition in Denver.