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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
Qlms,pdrtige aysdrfte.
Esip porf. 18. Nfai. "

MebT.-3urubr 20,230 g6ls.. g.rianb,
6,4OI Hbls. - Der Nartt mar h,ute rubio
Sbrino patent b.55-5.9o, @inter Straiobts
$5.20-5.35. @inter gaterts 81. .45--5. go
spriuo elears $4.G0---49o, @iuter ertro,
10. 1 81. .3O--4 so, Rc. Q bo. $4.lO-4 zoe
aanias Straigbts $5.15-5.35.
MoaaeumebI mar bsuts rubio. goir
Bis sufss $5.oo--5.l0, 6Oee bis fanep $5.15
$40.
8uGn.i,enmebI in Fau ;u $3.50
Der 100 pfunb fair Bis outts s.295 -
5.15, dolce bis fanep IS .00-5.25.
Naismeb faum a,tig. Ig.tnes psis.s
unb aelbts si.80-l,s5, srObes $l.75-l. 80,
NiInbrisb 1925
8n net ,en nomncu gm.riean 85c
mnb Canadian 63e {. I. I. Rem gcrt.
Rsaaeu iii ruhis. 30. 2 Seitern 97e
BET Hntunit {. /. I. DuHalo.
etrae ID rubts. WaIsgsrts l20--130e
{. 1 I. Buffalo.
sS,iss n.-3ufuhr 278 400 su., gtrfanot
8, ,335 gu. Merft N ihpah. 80. 2 rotbsr
neuer 1919 &c i'm eIeodtor uao 1243lc (. o. b.
fhrimmenb. 30. l Nortberu Duluth 124s{t
I. o. B. ifnimmeno.
@tlf htorn. 3ufubr l,125, 8eriunbt
22s gu. Diar.t III idDah. Grport so. 2
neuer 81 TN Glepator uuo 1876 (. o. B..
fdpimmeac.
Safer.-3ufuhr 56.425 gu, g.rranbt
12, 1876 gu. Der gtnrft ii itpat. Stanbaro
meiser 601St i'm eleoator, 70. 2 Deiser 601Se,
30. 60lae, so. 4 6Oe.
6en III tnum itetig. grima 1906, SO. I
I60c, no. 1906, 80. 3 1856.
1obFeu ftetia.--- Stats 1911. crbtnd
Ter bis dolce 40--52e; 1910, 45-47c; BueiFc
Scat 1911. oroinarer bis Dolce 40 - 44e,
1910, 40--42e.
ednte fins Feff -- Central gm,rico
24Lze, Sogota 24tz-25l5c.
2ebsr IN fef. S,mtoS 25-27c.
i.taum fietia. gamtlp $50. .5o-21 90,
fhort clear $i925-20.5o, Rsb s2o.75-
2I.0o
sect IN ifetia. eomila $500 1880,
Wts sl5.0o--l5.5o. e.,i. Shtni.n s25 %
al. 90, 9srpa2t 3.0O-I35g, Gitq tEtra
5nbia Gtts sla.o0--1a2J.
Cut M.ats fno attia. geb6t.It. Bel.
lies, 10 bs IA gfb.. II - l2t. DO. Shul.
tern st5-ss@t, DO. sdr'cu l24-19i%c.
Shmals ia militia WtbeIs @et pr,ma
sl0.65-l0.7 10; RafFnirtsr toum istia. Cont.
nsntsll.35. 2. d. $l2.00, COMPOUND ii ru.
bip M 9-9i2.
fals in rubia. grima eitp gu 62st,
eountrn L-67se.
raumr ellf admtn.CeI III pilia.-
prima robes $500, prtma 5ommsr q,lBts
81. l0-727.
B.trol.um IN hsti1. aaiNnirtss
Rem Bort $3.50, Rhilaectpbla une9aItimors
$3.50, bo. in PuEf IS %.
sSolIs III rubi9. L omefie SIsses Sbio
27-2Se
oar; in rnhia. Strainen, aepobuIi.
Bis au,ts IS 50--S.65.
ferptnu III ftetig III 81 sc.
Rtis If fsit Ginbsmii5tr 555-534t, :,
tatna 6l.--6s4c
WoIufiss H.tis. g.n Orleans Open
fsttIs. au,sr bis Dolce, 35--5oc.
5R6.r Aeber III ftetiq. Wuscapaes
90 [sA, 3.42t, Centrifugal s8 Zen 1896
NoldFss. 3ntsr SO 1ef 3l6c RafFnirt.r
in ruhia. Gut soaf 5.50t, gruibso 5.S0c,
WouIe n" s.45c, CUBES 5.35e, goDo.rso
5.25t, eranalateo 5.lOt, Diamond ~
5.loe, goui.etioners IN" 4.95s, 30. 4.95,
70. Q 4. .91e. Ho 34Sjt. 30. 4 4.8)t, Go. )
4.75, 80. 8 4.70S, va. 465e, 30. 4.60c
80. 8 4.55s, 30. 10 4,50:, 20. II 4.45, 30.
IL 4.40e sso. IL 4.35r. 70. Ia 4.35c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
sbtcdda l6. Wai.

Wehl. -T Der Nnrtt mar hetio. Esiut,r
patsn,s SO. l5--545. straiabtt IS. 5o-.5. 10,
6er;na gassntss5 25--S.5o, straiqsts IS. .O5
$50 9aisrs s4.20-4.5O.
@sitsH. CUR Ufat 1Il1S-lI61Lt,
am shIab llll5e; fur 5uIi IoS1-lllssc am
shIub 1896; FIR September l03I5-lO6e.
am saIus lo334s; fur Eessmbsr lo3k-
l05s4c am Stlub l03xe.
8tlt 1terH. Hlr Wdi 76H-
slt, am sAIus 76atc; firsuli74X 77f5.
am Shlub 74zse; fur eeptsmber 72zz-75Lt,
an stlas 1919, 'ar Esssmbsr s21S --84t,
am shIus $50.
eafsr. - Ear Rai 52ls - 5se, am
stIut 53Rt; fur 9ua 4e7ss-52Mc, am
shlub Soc fur etptsmbsr ar - 43sse.
am ehlus 42l4e, iar December 431s-44lEe {,
ain stIab 48lsc.
assssn.-ao. 2 s4tke.
gsrae.-- Suts Sutterasrfs s0-lo5c.
quite bis dolce NaI,ssrts ll6--l27c.
adsfd dam,u. 30. 9. %.
2l5tze, go. q. g9. 252s
Simotbp amen. --4susr Sc. 80
1900 ptr Gtntntr.
aIt aamsH. - sl4.0o-2e.Oo per
gsHtHer.
R.bport-1s.50-lss21k per sbl.-sar
Mai 8 .. am Shlus sls.35
fir Juli sl5.55--i9.40, am 5hlus SIS IS:
fir 5eptsmbtr sls.72I -l9. SOC, ain Shlui
$le.72l&.
Shmal,. - $l0.70 Der 100 gfunb.-
aar Rai $40 7o-l092ta, am 3alus $40. 10;
fnrJnlt$lo .S2H .07 an sAlusSiO. SO
fur Ssptsmbsr sil OIL 2716, am SA[us
$il.02x, fur Sttobsr l0-li.30, an,
am SAlps sl1.lo.
9hert Rtppe III ten.- eof. $40. 80
Der 100 pfuno. Our Wai -, am
Snlus 5000; fur JuIi sio.35-l0 621S5,
am sHlab sl0.35t fur September 1850
--l0-80. am ShIu5 sl0.50.
Sstter.-Nartt IA ihpah. ereamsries
25--28e. Taire 23--26c per pfune.
ster. Der Rarti il fstis. Grid. l6t5
-lSs per CstsaA.
Adft. - saartt IL fen. Srsam l5K--
i61Ae per Tfuno.
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MfffI unh Mffreine

Mebl.--g geues Hintsr patent $5.25-5.5o
Minter Gantb A.85-5.l0, gSiatfr s}amiIl
$4.25--45O, Grtra $4.00--4.l0, or6indreS
$3.6O-4.O0. Garter Bei,en patent $500
sos, bo. faneb t4.85--5. 20 bo. 5amiIp t4.4
--4.5O, Hoagsnmebi, norbneiiIih semifhtes
$4.9o--5.O0, reinss 9th s5.15--5.40, etmti.
Htes $4.80--5.l5 per 8bf
@eisen.--Warft rubig nno fef. 30.
rother Minter 1873 - l26e, 10. 8 bo. 1l6--
123e, 30. 4 rotber 95--113eper 8u. Bsrtauit
nurben: 800 Eu. rotber g9inter SO. gu 123s
auf bsm Gelsiie.
@slfatorn.-Wartt rubta u M Tiger Ro.
ipeises SO : s7e, 30. meises 84--85ISt,
no. 4 Dsises 8019-S3 sao. selbes 82s,
70. DO. 10 - 81e. 20. 4 DO. rs - 7Sc,
10. 2semifd,tes 81 - S2e, 30. 8 DO. T9---
sOlae, ao. .4bo. 76-7se, ipeibes Aolbentorn go
s3e. aelbes DO. 82--85e. aemifdtts DO. So--63c
per gu Berfauft nurben: 2 Cars fpeibes 30.
> ~ 81 lat, 3 Sara DO. su 85t, Gar DO. III
Solst, / Gar DO. 3o. 4 III s0t8e, Gar DO.
mad grobe III 75e, Gar DO. ~ Zoe, Gar
atntihttr mad Drobs ~ zoe, 3 Care atmifd
tes Ro. su 80t, 500 Fu. DO. sn SOC, 2 Cars
aslbes ao. 3 su 80r, Gar DO. ~ 61t aui
benz Gselsils.
6afsr.-Marstlebbnft unb Hetia 20. 2rei.
Scr oSta 6Oe, Gt1nbdre meiber 59t,
no. 3 metsei 5SlS-59t, 10. 4 Deiser 58-58t,
80. asmiffter $3.50, ,No. bo. 571L, -58e,
no DO. 55--57e Der Bu Berfauft tuurbsn:
4 Cars Stanoaro Dciber ~ Soc, Gar as.
mlidter ao, 3 III sSc, ear DO. SO. 2 ,u
58Ist, Gar mad, Frcbe an 56tac, l Gar
tvtiser SO. 2 ~ 59Lle aui eem 6tIrift.
1oaaen.-- Wartt fstia 30. 93-o5t,
No. . 91--93e, slo. 4 $500.
9erfts. - Roe 8inter 81. l0-l.s5, 20.
s5c-fl.i0, 70. { G0--35c, no. 3 Sprir1
N.10--l.32, 30. 4 8os-sll0, sutteraert.
65--s0c.
: 0trHsnmat,. - Sribia5rsstrf. si.45
1.46 Der gu.
Straiei 81 Der Sstrsis,. Brett. NIT b.ni..
niaen am sleihsn Iaat bes oori1.s 5ahres
Tai is. 1912. Wai 10. 1911
@ti,en. no. 2 rothet l25c 95t
ntIf6fcrn, no. 3 asmifhtes go: 5sDs
6afsr, 30. atmifhtsr nsu.r 5st6e 35c
8oaatn no. 2 nsuer ..... 9Te 1l4e
3su 30. ximothp . :. s30.5) s2300
gshistn.
Orr w1artt utr H.tis F.rfatN pqvbsn.
644 ebls. TiffilIsr's Hinifbes Sooos auf
Der eaiis bon 81 l.3S per saaoH..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
Drri WelDutartte.


Sinsinnati. a. Nat, ieas.
Gk4 .bsuis rareH Die GeiAdfte In ben bie.
Hesn Hanfen 3itmlih Isbbnft. Die 3insraten
fiHs uapsrdnbert aeblieben. Garlsbsn von sau"
puTbsH bon ben 'Danfen an 4E ausssfietsn
nnb Grfhditspapiere ~ - 81 bssicntirt.
Die Maflsr plaeirtsn Turleben yon eau" az
~ nHb auf 3sit 80 4h&.
AtAfd aaf VEN Dsrs
iparsn fietis uno tuurosn ,u Bari siDiihtn
ganten ptrtauit. Die &ouuterrats bstrdgt
60e Prdmis per $1,000.
Eesd,fsf auf GarsSa.
i'ns. fieiio. Die iolssnbsn Guotirunsen fnb
~ berihtsn:
SsnbSn, . Gage siGt, s4.s74 per
e. 20 faq. siAt t4.s4A per
Paris, fase eidt, 5.l2IS--5.l5 per Granss
800 80 9aae siht, 5I71z--520 6rdnss per
500; fur DtmtfGlanb fage Si4t, Wnrf
s51ke ec. 80 fase 5itt, 94xe.
Toeumentarp pias aaf eonson ipurbsm ~
1885,, auf GlassoD su 4.sS une auf Hslfaf
su 4.s3A ntrtauft.
HHrs rses.Ebliaatisnea.,
rabis uns astis. Die Danssa aaotireH sis
fOlsf:
GinfaHf. fsrfauf.
~ Honbs, 1895 Coup. ia ll4A
s& Honbs, 1918 .i02L I02A
2S Bonbs, 1880. .....l00A lOl4
~ Vnndma a...........lOoL -
eitsiine esak itmissr
Der llmfat I'm hiefiaen Glearinbouf belief
h& bsuie aaf t5, ,l0S,550.
asfsGssirriiaiem.
Columbia Gas d electric unb Giuf. Gas
& electric 20. aftien narsn aud btutt rett
Isbbaft Hnb bic vreiie ifsiis. Die fclasnsen
@srsdule nab ,u berihten:
AH Der Se.ir.
Fiys, Cal,
$1,000 Qsrc. GabioH & 1oIebo J4.... 10
afiefs Ginc. Bas II. GIeci. ......... VI .
8 aitien bsr Col 9as & Gleet. Qo.... 81
Eftifu Columbus Was pfb........... 7uk
90 Hilten Columbia Eos, os,............... i2M
10 aiiIeH koinmbia SGs...-,.......... t2
second Csn
10 niiisn anorsip 5srstns Pref. .-----io5h
y ui,i,s i,sn gsns,,ss ss Tat ss s!ss,,s a,, Gs liz
4 afstsn Zinc. Tanion L 1ol. gsn.... 20
i'm sffeneR w;arite.
81 Nsfis Hsoeisr & Gnribis. is........ AH
tssg linton g. &. 4 g. 4sr, 1915. e44
sxgeo Gina. aetrp & Got. I. Ft. ~. .I'L5
,1no Ws.fanis ., = & y. D. iD2s. . 90
sSoo dtI'e.. G.. Erect Snp 4go 1929. .f0eh
Na6heesuee 1obegs bon I'm biefiasH Marfi
btfnbliHsn Bombs unb astien gieb, bic off.
situsn GuoiiruHesn an:
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eefs. s,smss sms m,sieu IN se,u y,ort.

esIb on saa' Rureesn 2iS--8S aHsse.
fisben.
prima 0sfddfispapiere Durstn .,u AZ
4ik% bistontirt.
Sterlina Grhanae In nillia. etht
su A.s854--4.5s1s unb 80 9oss tu s4.s37s
--4.84ik.
funbes. Q Sbliaaticnen naren Re.
fta nnb purosu mis folat auotiri:
Br. staaten Rtfunoins 2E io05<-I0IX,
~ rsafrirte (i925) li4--l144. Coupons
ll44-lf5, 81 rtaifrirts 1O2k--l02L,
eeueons l02L4-102a%, pauama eoupons
eS 1907 a,b.
hftttrmarft- am 8orlaitiaat mar
Der Wartt iiemIih Itbhaft unb bic preiit itir.
gen sswas, ipatsr iebod parbs btr Wartt
i6waf nno bic SdlubnotirunstH ifanben
msiftns nHter beaen BON stfern.
aahftbenbe isurfe rurbtn bon Der 9irma
Jrpin, Taamaa & Co., no. 22S - 23a
maIaut strabs. bsrihtst:
Gtfsnbahn.sis Ctr1E .0nrfe.
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Dus erbettelte 8rout.
bett. SSm n0rolihen gDbmsu 6eftet.
nod heute auf benz 2unoe bic Site.
odB jeoe graut. lie mag reid ooer arm
ietn, ntdt dlein in threm 0eimaths=
ort, ionoern aud in bena6barten Dor.
fern BON 9aus 3u 6aus geben unb bet
ben Ginpobnern nm ;Feotrn furs
Vrautbett betteln muB. Sobdlo bic
8erIobung Itattgefunoen bat unb cen
8ernonoten uno 8etannteu tunooeds.
ben 1T. maht iid Die graut, bon einsr
armen 5rau beaIettet, auf ben Neg
uno beqinut ibren gettelrunoquag.
Sir 5rembe oepdbrt es einen ieltIa.
men Qublid, cine tpobIbabenbe gauers-
todter i'm feioenen 4leibe un6 brduts
ltf qeihmtidt, nit nieoergeihlaqeneH
4ugeu uno einem pebmitbteen geIlht
Dor ben 6austburen itsben su ieben
uno gu boren. tpie 1ie bic tets qlsit.
Idutenoe formel ihrer Bite berfoat.
Die 9ettelnanoerungen nebmen oft
rebrers WoheH in Nufpruh. llebe.s
al tpirb bic 8raut freunoIich aufasa
nommen; bas Uiab Der Spenbsn rihist
lth mad Der Beliebtheit, oeren it'd, bic
5amiIie Der graut uno oes Grduiis
gains erfreuen. Oft niro eine graut
10 reid mit5eoern perforgt oGB iie fir
bas gdn3e Qeben unb fir cine arpBs
Camille gegllgsn.
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ipurosn nar Denis getauft unb parsn taum
Hena. W'Ihtnse biicben uuberduoert.
Smmers Sflsre $6.25-775, Grtrc $7.85
o..o, inne9 - Saisu $2.75--6.5O,
ote'l9ssfiere a.75-715, auserlsiene bis
ertta ~ .25--7.75, Settlers $4.O0--7.00, aus"
seselehe bis ertra ST 25---7 so, fauep 81. 60
20, aubs $2.25 - 5.85, ausrrIefene bis
sI.Fa 81 $6G0-6.25. fanep Gamers
6.25,
Gu len. --SBei nur masiatr 3ufuhr uno
3tenlltd) outer Rahfraas mar Der Wartt tst'g.
Nasere uno leidts "a 4.00--4.75, golognd
4.75 - 5.75, trtra $5.S5-6.00.
Rdlber. - Der Warft mar heute Han
nnn bic grefc fielen um 25c Der 100 piuuo.
Orbindre unb arose S3.O0-725, fair bis
quite ltiGts So. .oo-7.5o, .rtra s7.75-8.Oo.
faIber in ben Rommiiiious Sdufern. -
Sanch 7344e, prima bis aussrGsiene 634-74t,
srbindre 4--5i8c
z d meine. - Die 3ufubr mar htute
'iemlid arob, bic 9ahfraqe cine quite uuo Der
Wartt itdrtsr. 3is 8reiie itisqen um 10e per
100 Bfuno. seihte gerianbtiorteu uno Ser
fel ipareu lanaiom.
Sd)were Stpetne brohten S805-S 10,
cute bis auSerfsfeus 8crpadunas. uno Slei'
lderiorten s8.05-81O, aemiidte gsrpa'
dunasiorten $775-8 05, orbindre bis aus
.rfefene it,usr. fette Sduc SIS 00-715, srtra
S25. Sidas 81 90 - 600, Isihte Ser
fanttiorten So 40--7 30. Strfel BON 1lo pfo.
unb neniaer S. Of. 80.
Shafe edmmer. Die 3ah.
iraae mar cine 'iemlih grobe uno Die 8reii'
fir Shafe ifetia. @eiho rene 4dmmsr Neler
nm 50s, Srubiabrsldmmsr pareu fart in
Ereiie.
Shait. - Grtra $500, quite Bic aus'
srEeitns $3.50 4.90. oroindrs bis gut.
81 25-450, GuQs 81 $1,000
2dmmer. 8sihorene srtra $500
aut. bis aus.rlrisne 81 $3.50, oroiudrs
bis quite $500 - 725, Sru6iabrS sSdmmer
xH--10
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Ehftnnn 16. N7ni 1912

Riubbi.b. - e..ees s6 0)-9. 30, G.ras
etiers S. 9O-7.75, DeitIih. Stisre Sc. 10
T75, Sto6srs unb sesbtrt 81 30-7 90.
aahe uuo 6.iiers "a. .00-7.90. adIbsr S. 25
$40. Warft ihpah uno l0c nieoriasr.
Shusiue-eeifts 81 40-78 8719, ae.
miftt. $745-800, ihusr. S745-8 05,
rauhe $745-.7.7o, GtrisI s5.l0-7.l0.
Wartt 5--10c boher.
Shdfe eammer Shafe: Gin.
heimiiht SO. .75-6.25, weitlidle 81 00-6 %,
5dbrlinae So SCI .25, 9dmm.r Giubsimt.
iht s.. .O0-S. SO, pstlias S. $3.50 Wartt
Iau9iam.
3ufuhr. Rineoieb 4,50O. S4reius
22, 900, SdaFe uno e1mmcr l2 ,00)
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Mtetau Warft.


Rem Derf, l6 Iai.
3inn In fsa su SIS 25- $500, ausftr ia
fsf: eafe l6i4--l69se. Glsetbrolptic N
l6ls-l6sse, GaaiHs ,u i5s i6e. slei
len 81 A.l2b -4.25 speItsr ia fen
~ $6.60--6.90. eiiru mar fstip. 9le.
6ouHsrp NoribtrH gu sI5.5o-l5.75, 20. 3
%. su tl5.25--l6.50, 30. Southern uEs
10. SoutberH ioft ~ si5.50-i5,75.
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Wiebmdrfte.

ginSinnati. l6. Nai.
3ufntr nnb gefiaRot Uabrene Der etrFoi.
ftaen ~ Stunesn, eeralhtn nit ben eorbtr.
athtHoen 3 zaesn parsa suit folgt
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12
Conference Closes.

The Ninety.second annual Con-
ference If the Methodist Episco.
pal Church, South closed a most
successful meeting of six days
session at Danville Monday.
OF the various appointments
We note that the Rev. |. 7. Spen-
Ger is the new pastor of the
church in this city; Bro. Fryman
now with us goes to Frenchburg !;
the Rev. w. p. Fryman who
was with us last year goes TO IT.
vine; the Rev. Robt. n. Bush, ii
former pastor here, is transferred
to the Western Virginia Confer
ence, and the Rev. Geo. ID. Prem
tiss, another former pastor of the
church in this city, goes to
Hughes Chapel in the Frankfort
district.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12
Reduced Rates to Barbecue.

The Lexington IL Eastern Rail.
way Will apply one fare plus %
cents for round trip to Lexington
for the Barbecue and Burgoo
Thursday, September 18th, 1912.
Preparations will be made to en-
terrain 10000 people. Governor
Marshall, Champ Clark and Sen.
ator Gore. the blind orator, will
be the principal speakers. Great
parade and 10 bands. Largest
crowd that has ever been in Lex.
ingtOn is looked for. Tickets
will he sold September 18th and
10Th, return limit September
Goth.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12
BOYS at the State Fair.

Owen Patrick, of Klmbrell,
and Edmon Burghcr, of this city,
left Monday morning for the
State Fair at Louisville. They
represent Estill and Powell coun.
ties respectively at the States
big show and will be members Of
the Boys encampment during
the entire fair week. The State
pays all expense of the lads in
making the trip and will instruct
them in different lines of agri-
culture and in this way aim to
enthuse the youths from the ru
raj districts in scientific farming
which includes the building and
maintenance of good roads in the
state.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12
Langley Decides at Last.

John Langley has set al rest
the conjecture as to whom he
will follow in the campaign this
fall by announcing in his opening
speech at Paintsville, Tuesday
that while he had started out
with the Progressives he had
been nominated by the Republi,
cans AMI would stand, by the Taft
administration.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12
Example for Powell.

An evidence of the increasing
desire for good roads is presented
in the movement in ROckcastle
county for vote Oh bond issue
of 100000 for highway improve.
ment. g
The men who circulated the
petitions for the election had an.
ticipated some difficulty in get
ting the required number of sign
ers. On tht contrary the voters
signed freely, and even enthusi-
astically,and in less than twenty
four hours after the canvass for
names was began more than twice
the requisite humber of signers
had been secured. When the can
vassers got together and compar-
ed notes they found that out of
more than 500 voters to whom the
petitions had been presented only
seven had refused to sign and on
ly three had declared unqualified.
ly that they would vote against
the bond issue. The biggest tax
payers in the cspnty signed with
as much alacrity as did some of
those who pay insignificant a.
mounts in taxs1or those who pay
nothing at all.
LIN the face oEso pronounced
sentiment for rad improvement
the County Cd6t promptly or.
dered the electsSn and on Satur.
day, October a6Aext, the voters
will have oppos pity to accept
or reject the PROPOSITION. If out
ward indicatiel& count for any
thing the. boad fsne will: be in
dorsed bye ssiI ainep majority
and ROckcastle county will step
well up to the front in the good
roads procession.
Rockcastle county some time
ago built a few mAes OF turnpike
by private subscription. 1t was
so much of a relieffrOm mu,lholes
and limestone boulders that the
people hailedlt with acclaim AID
Immediately began calling for
more of the same sort. They be-
lieve a bond issue of 800, 900 will
help the county intellectually
and will not hurt anybody. They
are right they may be relied upon
to give IA good account of them
selves at the special election to
he held in October.-Courier-
Journal.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12
Unreasonable Demands .

The Socialists are noi>."" than
possibly any other party. They
demand $4,000 a year salary for
six hours work. You MAJ give
them this amount of muGar aud
they will have no more At the
end of the year than th.y now
have But very few per.ole Will
save their money regardless uf
the salary they get.
The Times believes wages are
too low considering the price
the laboring man must pay for
his living, but what the Socialist
demand Is unreasonable aud j.
making against the class Of la
boring honest people. We once
knew of boss workman W no got
Il salary of So 90 a day who came
here from Pennsylvania. Anon.
his labOrers was youth who re-
ceived 80 cents day. When
Christmas came the boss wanted
to return home to spend the hoI-
idays with his family, but didn't
have the money. The youth who
received 80 cents per day learn
ing of this volunteered and loan
ed his captain" the necessary
cash to make the trip, but NOT
neglecting to Charge him good
interest. The boy got rich bur
the boss didn't.
Moral-lts in the man and not
the salary.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12
VOL. XVII.
Trees Selected,

H. F. Hillenmeyer and Prof.
Harris Garman, Of Lexington.
have reported the selection and
allotment of trees to he planted
on the State Capitol grounds on
November ID by the different
counties of Kentucky. If each
county should adopt their sugges-
tons, Kention, will have a COM
plete arboretum as beauty back
ground for the new Capitol.
The counties are not required
TO select the trees as suggested
by Mr.. Hi'llenmeyer aad Prof.
Garman, and should any county
select some other tree it is desired
that the committee Immediately
notify either Mr.. Hillenmeyer or
Prof. Garlnan, in order that the
tree selected may be located on
the grounds so that its foliage
will blend with the trees nearest
to it When all the counties have
made their selection Mr., Hillen-
meyer will, at his own expense,
furnish and have planted on the
grounds one of each species of
native Kentucky trees not repre-
sented by the counties, so that
Kentucky's arboretum will be a
mOng the most complete of any
in the United States.
The trees suggested for Powell
county are yellow pine and white
pine.
1t is expected that a large gath
ering from all the counties in
Kentucky will be had on the
State Capitol grounds on plant.
ing day.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12
Wants New County AnnuIled.

An endeavOr is being made to
have the creation of McCrearv
county enacted by the last SEES
sion of the Legislature annulled
by the courts. A strong fight
for the retention of the new coun.
ty will be made. BY a vote of
the people Whitley City has been
made the county seat over Pine
Knot where the government of
the county has temporarily been
located since the formation of the
county a few months ago.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12
Another Kentucky Railroad.

Articles of incorporation of the
Big Sandy Il Kentucky Railway
Company, of Ashland, have been
filed with the Secretary of State
at Frankfort. The company is
to build and operate thirty.One
miles of track from Stafford Sta.
ti0n, on the =. d o., in johnson,
Maao1lin and Breathitt counties.
The capitol stock is 800, 600,
and the incOrpOrators are: John
L. Adams, of Columbus, o.. r.
N. Fannin, l.. W. Davis ana W.
Ii. Dawkins, of Ashland, and
George ID. Martin, of Uatlets,
burg.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12

Hon. Grant +. Lilly, of Rich
mond, has purchased new
printing plant and will start a
newspaper in his old home town
Irvine. Mr.. Lilly together with
his brother, Judge w. Ii. Lilly
ran the Estill Eagle at Irvine
some twenty years ago. We are
glad to see Bro. Lilly re-enter the
newspaper field and are glad to
learn that he will return To Els.
till, the native heath of the editor
of the Times as well Mr.. Lilly.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12

Elder j. T. Turpin will preach
at Salem church day and night
beginning Thursday night Sent.
- and running up to Sunday
night.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Services 2nd and 18th Sabbaths OF
each month.
Prayer Meetings, Wednesday even,
ings.
Chas. +. Mann, Pastor.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12
OF for Texas.

Judge L. j. Fletcher and fam
lily left Monday for Miami, Texas
to make their future home. We
regret to lose such good people,
but the best of friends have to
part. We wish them nothing
but good luck, happiness and
good health in their new home.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12

Mrs. Amanda Adams, of Win.
chester, is attending the Baptist
associotion and visiting her son,
Judge W. T. Adams.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1912-09-12

The acreage of tobacco in Pow
ell county this year is very small
compared with the crops grown
IN the past few years. We are
too far from market and that is
the greatest hIndrance to the
profitable growing of the weed.
Many of the few crops grown
have been cut and housed.
DR.. Martin reports the birth
of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie
Williams.