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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28
Mnstrdrtige Wtdrtte.
Rem gorI, 81. aun

HSt1 AtAHk.
Wehf.-Ter Narti mar rnbia aber felt
Sprins Ratent t4.80-4.95. @iuser Straiaht,
s4.4o--4.65, ssintsr gatents "a 76-5.l0
Sprins dears t4-00--4-20, Grtra gp.
Mlnirr ta-so-4.10, ggtra 30. 2 bo. 48. 10
$50. RoHias SiroigbiS $4.aO-4.30.
Hcggenmeti mar itetig. - Tair BID
suies e3.7o--s.s5, dolce bis ianeg ea.o0--
400.
WaismehI mar ltetig. ---sSeines ipeisfs
nno gelbss si .4o--i.45, grcbes ti i.35--t. 40,
&tln6rieo $s.45.
Reeeen 1T iieiig. - go. melterH SIC
G. / (. Nsw Dorf.
0srit III itesis. = Rarsserite 6s--s5s,
Ct !. Buffalo. Seeding 5lf, Cd 4. aesu
Dort.
@sijtn - Rarft mar ieft. - Wo. .
rrtssr 97ke G. III. i'm giepasor unb ii4e
|. o. b. i6uimmenb. go. 9torfteyn Duluth
tO1Ae I. c.b. fbmtmmenb.
@eH4forn HRnrft mar ftarg. -
Gxport zoe |. 0. B. fHnimmenb.
6cfsr. - Wartf mar feif. - Etonbarh
Dsi6er 47-lTkf. 70. q peiSer 47kr.
Ap- 3 46--4dKe, No. 4 45k---Aec. orbin6rer
abGeiAniftener Dei6er 46H-47Ke. fanen
aodbgei6n'ffener meiber 4Sk--4eKe I'M
Qfspotpr.
M0sa ii fsi.--glp. 1 i02K - i0se. gp.
90--o6s. 70. . 75--S5c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28

MIND teb. Ter Ecrrath mar utehl
aIs geHiiseno. ea piels Sfiere BON aeiieru
iibris geblisben paren Tie 4reiis feIer
oeshalb UNI l0-l5c fur bic beiierea uno
UNI i5--25c iiir be aeru6tnliden Gualitds
ten. - Stoders uHb Jeebers iino ltetta
aRuhtiibe iinb iangiGm.
Snwere Sliere s7.25-e.00, Grtrn o.. 10
- s.35, Ehlen e3.00-6.50, Tls.Ihsritisr,
SS.25-T.85. auserleisne bic ertra t7.75-
900. 6sifers t5.25--Z50. gytra s760-7. IS
Rabe 34.00--S.s5, auserleIene bis ertrc
t6.00-6.50. Ganners S3.00-4.25, Stoders
unb syeehers t5.50--7.5O, 5tod. Seifers s5. 25
--s.25. Sfod.stiibe a. .25--5.21,
Bnllen. - 8ei sieutlih groser 2ufuhr
mar Der Ysarft heute itetig.
Nlagere uno leitis s5.00-5.s5, 8olooua
s5.s5-6.50, gItra s6-80--6.75. iette EuIlen
s6.t0--6.T5.
adlber gBianss mar Der Martt
itetis. fpdter absr itwdaer uHo UNI 50-75c
rlieoriger.
grtro $s.50--e75. fair bis quite lsicbte
s7.O0-9.25. orbindr. unb grobe S5.00-s. 90.
adlber in ben Rommifnons. 6duiern. -
5anen she. prima bis anserieiene sE-se
orolndrs 5A--7e.
Shmeine.- lie 3ufubr mar beuts
sisHtltt aroB nno bic 9reiis Helen I'M Sc
per 100 gfunb.
5diDere Ehpeius braGten ts.60--s.6S
CUTE bis aaserleiene RsrDodungs- unb ;ylei.
fhtriorfen $3.50 s65, aemiid,se Der.
padnnasiorteu $3.50 - $50, proindre bis
alissrieiens Idfpere fstte Saue e5.50-7.6O
Ggsrn t7.65. Sfags s4.50--6.75, Grtra s8. 80
TOO. Ielbte BfrianbtTorien sS.70-s.so.
fSsrtsl pon 100 Eiuno aRo penieer $3.50
1856
G6ofe 4dmmsr. - Ter Warft
nat beuie sitnIiit, lebbait sSriibIahrs. Gam.
fHer Daren ftetig, aneere um i6-25c ME.
oTiger.
EAafs. grtra Ieitte s4.85, aute
bis euserleieHe $4.00--425, ,crbindre bis quite
SSs50-5.75. wuiterftafe $3-50--4.25, gItra
S4.65-4.50, JdbriiHae ss.50--5.50.
Gdmmer. sSrlhiahrs 9dnsmer grtra
". T.e0-7.90, CUTE bis auserielene eT.25-T.T5,
orbinars bss quite eo.0O-7.00. Gulls $3.50
500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28

HpgaeH.--Warff ilan. - go. D. e0--62r
Wo. 8 DO. 58--5Sf, Ho. A DO. IS - sec
Heriauff iparoea: 800 Bu. go. 3 nit Nei5en
~ Doc auf benz Beleiie.
0trfttnnal5 - drabjabrsgerlts 7s--
66c per Bufbef.
Sfrgleid Der @etreibe.Breife nit benieai.
gen am gleibeH Gase bes Dorigrn 5abres:
SUM, "a. 1918. Suni, n. 1919.
neHen no. rother 49,. .1O0c 112e
teslfdtcrn, go. 3 geniifhtes 63Ke 7ee
Rafsr, Wo. 2gemifhter neuer 42e 53Kc
NoggsH, Nc. 2 rteuer ...... 62c eoc
peu, Vo. ! Zimotbn $1,000 <24.50
Bhisfn
Der Mtarft mar ftetig. gerfauft purben
POO Bbls. Eiitilers sSinifbeb 0opos anf
Der Bats. BON ti.60 per 1dlIpne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28

Cincinnati 27 auni 1919.

0tnetHnati 2Z Juni 1913.
| Tie nahfcIsenben EuottruHaeH bs,t.be
ll4 nur Guf Gngross sTraHsastipnen y,
neiHeren 0ef6af ten mereen sipas tehtr
Ereiis berehnst.
BrcDiiieHen
Ter Rarft nor rutia, bic Rreifs it,tio.
2 hmals. - priHa Sisam sl0.7sh
i0.sTh Lob.
9rodeHgefaTasnes Gfstfh. =
narff ftttie.-Shori dear Seiten i21 =
1875, ibort RtppeHisiisn I2-124e, srtr,
ihorf dear Setttn i2-f2ke, Ehuli,r,
ish-lsAs, Bellies l3z--isKe lofs unl
Hr mttr p:rpadt.
Eafon. = Rartt itstis. sbcrt dsa,
Ssiten i34-fsKe. tlrse Rippenleiten /,
-i84e, EXTRA fhort dear Stiten 1S-1s1c
S1uIiern 2k--l2ze unb Bellies AZ
A4 loif nno 4e per pianb mtbr per
Sugar cursd.fyl.iTS. - gaar,t IN i,.,,,
S6tnsen isk 1876, 1icnic E6ultern''
Is - lshe,, Breosfaii Bacon 2i - 2as
SHuliern i4-f4he, Rem Dorf Gu. Saul
tern a ls4-i4xs frOfsHs pesf.S4iHssr
Sabasp6dsltss gletI&.-gsarsi
tetig. ShtnteH i44-l4ke, Bienie Et,uI.
teru i0A--ile, Bellies i4S - 15e. SXul.
tern ii ih-ii4e. Ren gorf Gut SAultsru
iih-i2t.
1rif6es gIeif6.- sdin,en i4a.--
i6t, RlcniesS 6uitern l0H-loxs. Sd,ui.
tern i0H-l0Ae, fbort GlppenfriteH fOA
Lie, hort dear SeitsH ll--Ille. srsrs
bort 5t'itH i0A - lie. Bellies 10 - Iss
per wfunb.
apshTurn n.tA
Nshl.--Rsues ssinter Tnsens s4.s5--
6.i6. Minter Jauep N.35--450, Nsinies
BnmsIp 9S-25--5.60, gyira e3.0O-8.20, or.
tinnres ". 2.7O-2.e5. Carrier WeiaeH Hassn,
N.eo--6.00. DO. foHep 4S.65-S.25. bo. Ia.
Hiln s3.s0-<.o0; Sspgoenmeti, ncrhpeislin
eemifnits e8.95--4.05, reiu<s Gtfr e4.i0--
430. stHilhies s3.sS- S--4.IE per HbI.
meistn. Rarft itetia. so. . rcrber
l9inier 81 - 1000. no. 8 bc. SO - ose.
30. & rDtber 76--Soe per Bu. gserlauii mur.
ben: 400 Bu. so. y roiher nit Mcgaen an
e3t. 400 Ba. go. . Yoiher An 9ss. DO Hu.
slc. bo. su s5e Guf benz Gelfsls.
MfIlhforH. - Ter Nlartt mgr rubio.
Brtife ifetig. 30. 2 spei6es 64Kc. g(c. 3
yelEes 64--641sf. Ro. 4 Ueifes e2--8S xe
30. 2gfibss eS u -64s. 30. Sbc. e2--S3 Es
9fc. 4 DO 60--s2ss, Ne. Q gemiftbteS s6g Kc'
Nc. DO. 63-SSkt. Np. bc. sO-l62 e 4.
tDeibts aslbeHforn 90 - e8s, aesbse 6c 3.
64-c7e. gfmif1tes DO. 6S--6Se Der gu
8erfauft iuurben: Cars sso. 8 aelbes "a
62 Kt, ! Oar no. q DO. AZ 64c. SOD Uu. Nc.
30. mil 6affr ~ Sac, / Oar SO. q lpeiStes
~ e4ke, Gar Wo. o bo. An exKs, i Gar
Ap. gemifdsies su 6S &c, l Oar bo. nj Gle
gsT No. Q DO. 5u s85ze, / Gar op. rabeau
sdbes 5n 6S4f, Gar So. gfmigdafes 81
59 Es, ! Gar 20. 2 ipeibss sR Nke, 4 Ger
10. D DO. Su64kf. ITO Uu. 20. q aeniiid-
'es init c0ler ~ 684e. Gar Geibes Eol.
.snfosH sa t;4f. Gar bc. sa SIC auf bsns
Bsseile.
nafsr. - R0rff isftis. - Ro q lutii;er
A-44ks, Stnnbarb tpei6eg 4aK--4sj<e.
70. pfi6sr 4IH-42Kc, No. I meiker
Jzf, 70. gernig&tsr Al K--42e. Wp.
bo. 4l--4IKe. Mo. 4 DO. 30 -s0e Der 8u.
Bsrs6uit Durben: l Gar 9tp. 3 tptii;er -
4 hc i Gar 30. ~ 42s, . Cars 30. "a
'zl4f. 2 Cars no. & hU. Az 4le, / Gar 6c.
y Il Hr. Gar psiStr mad s3rcbe. a<inilt,f
liif Wo8Gtn Su SIC. Gar spettFy mad, ,s}rc6e
'tnburnt ~ 3sks, 100 Uu,. no. q eeaiitb,
sr mtt AoxH IN 40. 100 Hu. Np. & 30. N
&c auf Dem Otisie,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28
Metaus Warft.
Rem BORT. 81. aunt.

ReD gori, 81. 5uni.
Rupfer mar benfe ILau.--Stanoarh Ill
el8.sT. eisctroIriic su s1475-15.00, Safe
gu sl4sT--l5.25, gafting gu st4.50-l4.S7.
otnH III i6nah su t42.65--42.8 .85.
Siei itetig gu S4.S0--4.37K.
Speiter III iretig IA t5.2S-5.30.
Gt tftn.- Rnrft rnhig une uuuerdnosrt.
No. Rortherus16.0O-le.25, Ro. 2 Rortbern
$i5.75-16.00, Ro. / z Southeru e15.25-l5.5O.
Ro. Soulbern ioft sl5.25-l5.50.
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sas. s,sss s.s s.t.ss J. ~. p.n


@eIb ~on eatI- uurbs 81 tK--2H aus
9eItsten.
grilna gef6dftspapisrs uurbsn su 81
81 bisfontirt.
triinaG Grhange III itetig. -
Sidlt au t4.s85s-4.e6k unD Commercial su
s4.s2 5s--4.S2x.
" uHbess Obi a atipnen fparen ite.
ssg uno iuHrofn wie Fclst ancfirt:
Ser. Staaten MefunbirunG ~ 100 geb..
49 regiItrirts 1f8A--1l4H, Coupons Ia
gfboien, az reststrirte 1854 103H, Gon.
pons l03I --10sM. banana Regiftereb ~
100 i01, bc. 81, f02zs--1085s.
Hftienmnrft.--3nb Der eriten Stunbe
mar Der wsartt sogernb nno bic greiie
id'uafD, fpdter jebo6 Duroe Der wsurtt ites
fsa uHb bic gerlniie babel 3um TbsI Dieoer
gut gendht
Eie SdiubnotiruRgeH Itanben fal. burhs
nee inter benen BON seitern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28

6tiere s6.90---s.l0, Gtoders unb sSeebers
%. 50-6.f0, atibe unb Seiisrs s3.90-s.5o
Rdlbes s6.5o-e.40. wfartt Iangfam UNI
tanm itetig.
Shafeunh BANNER. --Shnfe: Gin.
tetmtihf s4.75~6.75, fpeitlidje $5.0O-5.75
Jdbrlinge $5.00--6. rs.
edmmer: @inbeimifhe s5. 70-7.35, 5ri6s
Iahrs. ydmmer $5.50--S.00 Martt lohnaf,
Yufubr. - Shmeine 1000, Rinbpieb
1890, Shdfe uHb qdmmer $4,000.
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QhlCann. q. lrni.

~ - u v, %. N)uHL
Weisen.-T Mir Suli 9O16 49, Ole. an
S6lub soHc; fur September 90K-s1 Hc
am StluB 81; fur DECEMBER $3.50, ON
S6lub 93Ae.
Sell dforH. fir 3uli 61jk-8s1<c,
AM S4luB 82Ikc; fir Stptembsr e2l5 -
% ~. am Sdlub 6sKe; fitr 7s5smber SO y
-6oAs, am Sflub e0Hc
pafer - syir 9ufi AN 42c, an
ShlnB 414c; fur September 42K-43Xc
dw 2 ShfuB42He; firEtsember 43X-441se
am 5dlub 4414t.
Rcgeen - 9o. Q 6l-s2Kc
9erit .--50-s5e.
4.75.
flet iaa msH.--sf3.51 per gentuer.
ReBporf - s20.70 per Dbl. - Tar
gull s20.60-20.75. am StluB s2O.65: iiir
September S20.52k - 2O.60, am Sdius
s20.5TK.
Sdmaft. - si0.55 per 100 gfunb.-
Tar 3uli ti1.O5 lilo. am Sdlus
sl1.07 tlrSeptember tll.i2H-i1.27K,
am ShluB $l1.25; fur Cttober S1127K-
1i.82K, arH ShluB s1f.3O.
short Ripptnfttttu. Sfl.75
--i2.25 per 100 9funb.-iTiir 9uli ali i.82K
-il.67 " ,amShluB t11 .871z; fir Septems
Der sli.70-it.75. am Shlus s1f.72K: fir
EItcber Sl1.55-f1.80, am Sdllus ti1.579.
Butter ihtDah. - Grsameeries 2sH-
28Hc per pfuHb.
eter.-Warft uHperaabert. - Erbiuaru
Frlts iIe. firits 17Hc per Euseno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-28

gopfen III rnbig.-- State orbindrer BIZ
Hoice 1912, 14--i9c; 1911, 9-14e; 9acifts
Goat 1919, 15--19c. 1911 1f--i.c.
9dutt limb ltetig. - Central amsricc
29kr, gogota 29--30c
2sbtrift fef. - Semlod iirits Ss-29c
ieeonbs 27--2Sc.
Bort III itetis. - Ganilp s24.0o--25.O0
fbort clear s23.75-22.O0, NteB s22.25-22. 76.
Bee rpar itetig. - Jamtlp s22.00--
$500, Web $i8.00--f9.0O.
Gut Weats limb itetig.-8epbfelt Bel.
Lies, 10 bis IA Hfnnb, 10 - l7e, DO.
Ghinfen f5Kc.
Shmafs mar triais. -- RibbIe Beit
prlino s1108-11.15; RaffiHirtes lit nillia.
continent sit.s5, .. v. s12.4O, COMPOUND
9-914e.
4 alg mar ftetts. grinta Gitp 5u &c,
VpLHtrn 5A-6he, Special 6kc.
BoumiDoIlf Ilfaame n. Del lit itart 49,
Rrina CONNER gelbes ss.20-9.oo.
Petroleum III fietig. .-8afhnirtes 0etp
port Bulf $500; Barrels $40; gales
s1100
BDlIs iit itetis. --TOmsitic Gleece Ohio
27c.
5ars 1T rubis.--Straiusb, seDotnlt6es
BIZ Gutes $40O.
ferDtutt tn III itetia su 891<e.
Reis 1T itetis. - Ginbsimif6tr ssl-sc,
Batna 81 --5Ae.
Nolaifes lii itetis - g1efp Orleans
EptH aettle. gutter Bis dolce, 35--55c.
Snder. - Roher lit felt. - Uluscapabo
80 IsIt, 2.s6c, Centrifugal 90 Teit 1880,
ueolalies. Su6er 80 Geit 2.61e. Raffinirter
ftstt9. GUT 2oaf 5.25e, gruih.b 5.15, Moufo
W 4.50e, Cubes 4.70c. gow6ereb 1850,
grannlateb 4.45cs diamond ~ 4.45, Con
fseipners IA 4.80c, go. 4.25e, SO. 24.05c,
Vo. 3 4.00c. Ro. 4 3.95c, go. s 8.90c, SO. 8
8.55e, R9. 7 8.s0c, 80. s 8.s5e, Ro. Q B.70c,
ylo. 10 $3.50, 0o. IL a.80c, SO. 12 8.65c,
No. 18 8.b0e, go. 4 850e.
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gbteasu, ~. Suni 1919.

L . 6&mffne-Gei4ie eS.55 ~ $50. ees
Hii4te $3.50 -- $50, lhmere Ss.SO-s.f lis.
yaabe $3.50 s.45. sstrfsl ears -- $50.
Marft I'm auetmeinsn &c niebriger, am
E4IuB aber fsh
!. -Rtnestsh.--He Hefpes e7.2ov-o.oQ. Ezra,
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Sieb drfte.

Cincinnati 81. aunt 1918.
9ufubr unb 8eriauet wdhrenb Der per.
IoHenen "a Stunosu, pergliteu nit ben
porterse6enceu Gaseu, naren uie FoIat:
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WOnt WeIcnsarft.
GtnEinnatL "a. lnnI

gtnrinnatL ~. gwni 1913
Ik Situation bat lsA TIM bisiiaeu cysib.
masise ntd9t perdnbert. Tie saad,traae nad
aauspfH mar Hur mdsia, bod, iii 03tft
LtN hnb fpirb bon ben Wanfen Al
o1N rcn cnlI1 ausaelieben. Geldaitspd.
nisrt muroeFi ~ 81 hisfcntirt. siny otfeneu
Warlis Unrbfn Tarieben ON eolI@ al So
nHp auf Bet 5n 5K--6a pIaeirt.
Ssasa ssf Nsw pesf
mnIpsn ~ Bari stpifden BanfeH perEduFt
ls gonIsferrdft betrdet 40 nnb SOC prdmsie
HsssfH ssf asssrs.
up iefis. - lie fcfstHsen Guotirunssn
aHe ~ bfrihten:
fenoonL . Taae eidi, s4s7-4.s7K per G;
~ 1ans Sttbt, A.s3-4-s3K per e Horis, 3
1oge Stdst oi5 francs per 800 90 Taas
EimI. ols DraHes per 800: fir TtutimIanb,
Aagg Siff. 4 Dtarf s5K--g5A, bo. 90
xngs Gifji, e4N-04Ae
documentary Biils anf Qonbcn nnrbtn
~ sss2k out @fasgcip 5u e4.62X uHb aut
Bslfait su s4.s2 pertoufi
sHusrssrsHssasssm
rEubtp unS isefis. Die Bansen auOsirsn ipis
QfHtnmi. gsrfduF.
- gcnos. ies6 Goup ia lf4A
Dohos. Isls 103H f03N
~ goaos 1890 .....s 100 ---
- Nandmd .........100 f6f
~ NanaHa t........loS i0sK
efsssiss cssis nwsass.
Tis Hmiate TN bieiiaen GltaYiugbcnis
eslisffn ii9 beite auf u, ,99l 300.
ssssis&asrifssss.
Ter Narft in 2oialiefuritdten mar heute
mss0ssum 'ehr ftaa anb es ipurbe an bes
fdllpfsn. ss'
a, Nanltshsnbe Tabele Don TN bissorn
MaFii oerHolt6en Bombs uHb aftien assbt
eis offassueH EuotirunaeH an
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06
A TRIP TO THE FARM

Harry Loss and wife and j. W..
Conant and family spent last Sun
day at the farm of w. w. Harper,
six and half miles north of
Monte Vista on the Gunbarrel
road This is one of the best
farms in the valley and is owned
and operated by real farmer.
The house is exceptional as a
farm residence and is arranged
and furnished for comfort and con-
venience, with large front porch,
screened back porch, water in the
kitchen, etc. A large barn, sheds
and outbuildings show that Mr..
Harper takes good care of his
stock, poultry and implements.
A tour of the farm made the
visitors envious of the owner of
the ripening wheat, the oats in
shock and the acres and acres of
potatoes. All the ground in crop
showed magnificent stands of
grain without a touch of blight or
drought, and it was no trouble to
fill sack half full of nice large
potatoes from about dozen hills
The event of the day, however,
was Mrs. Harper's dinner which
was prepared 80 nicely, in quantity
and excellence of cooking, that the
city folks were captivated. Harry
Loss ate 80 much fried chicken
and hot rolls and string beans and
cucumbers and strawberry pre-
serves, etc, etc, etc, that he
well, ask him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06
Relic OF Spanish Armada.

An anchor OF the Spanish armada
period, recovered from the Wallet, a
well-known "swatchway." three miles
of Clacton, England, has been pre-.
sented to Colchester ESSEX Museum.
For generations this anchor has been
an enemy to the travis of local fisher.
men, but at length one of the ilukes
became worn partially away, and
the last trawl that struck It thus lift.
ed 1t from the ground.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

The Fred II. Heilmann Sales
Company of this place is getting
control of number of patent
rights for the purpose of develop
ing a large sale in mail order spec
ialties and patent novelties. Most
notable among the novelties are a
hot dish and pie plate litter, which
is n boon to housewives, and a
stamp and coin holder, which is
an ingenious contrivance to be
attached to rural delivery boxes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Garnishee proceedings against
James Mcintosh we're held before
the County court Tuesday. This
is case in which Bechtel & Cole
sued s. W. Mccoy and has been
pending for year. The decision
was in favor of plaintiffs who were
represented by George Corlett.
Veerkamp and Howard appeared
for defendant.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Mothers who spend the night with a
sick baby appreciate the help they get
from McGee's Baby Elixir; especially IN
hot weather. 1t quiets fever and irrita
ton, soothes the stomach, checks the
bowels and helps both mother and child
10 obtain sleep and rest. Price 25c and
SOC per bottle. Sold by Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Check cough or cold in the lungs
before It develops n serious case. Bal.
lHrds Horehound Syrup is an effective
remedy Tor all soreness or congestion in
the lungs or mir Passages. Price 25c. Zoe
and 'lu per bottle. Sold by Fuller
Drug Co
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Carey Campbell went to Denver
last Friday to meet his wife and
baby and accompany them home.
They came in Tuesday morning
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Mack Davis and Hal Hendricks
went to Colorado Springs Monday
to resume their studies. Mr.. Hen
bricks has been visiting here for
the past month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06
DespOn dency

ls often caused by Indigestion and
constipation, and quickly disappears
when Chamberlain's Tablets are taken.
For sale by all dealers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Mrs. M. @. Elwood who has
been visiting here n few days re-
turned Sunday to her home in
Nebraska.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06
Boys Essay on the Ostrich.

ostriehes are different from geese
Geese can swim and lay eggs but can.
not Kick, while an ostrich can kick
and lay eggs like a horse. ."-Woman's
World
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Victor hewitt left for TT. Collins
Sunday to take up his studies in
the Agricultural college. He has
been working near Wagon Wheel
Gap this summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Miss Gertrude Ives, who has
been visiting j. NJ. Ditto and
family this summer, left Sunday
evening for her home in Rolfe,
Iowa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Harry Stroup went to Fort Col
Inns Saturday to attend the Agri
cultural college.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Gus Nelson and Mrs. Anna An
derson came in Wednesday to visit
relatives.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Mrs. Mary Ferguson and little
son, Chester, of Amity, Mo-, came
in Tuesday for an indefinite visit
with Mrs Geo. Beatty and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Herbert Martin and Olin Beatty
left for Boulder Monday to attend
college.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Nyle Adams and Geo. Miles
came down from the Farmers Un-
ion reservoir Sunday where they
have been working this summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Attorneys Palmer and True Of
Saguache were in Monte Vista
Tuesday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

P. V. Downing and family of
Norman, Okla, came in Sunday
for visit with relatives.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Misses Aiieen Smith and Edith
Blackmore spent Monday with the
telephone girls in Alamosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Station Tohill went to LaJunta
Sunday where his wife has been
for several weeks visiting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Will be the big event at our store this season, and
we want all to arrange to be present.
We will not sell any goods during the hours Of the
opening but the goods will all be displayed that you
the newest merchandise that is being shown in
the east
There will be and flowers at both stores and we cordially invite
everybody to call and evening with investigate this br
hful display of Fall and Winter Goods
Cbe Decorations and Display tpiN be left
in place during Cuesdap, Sept b
The Stow Mercantile Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Miss Venetta Shea went to Canon
City Sunday evening to attend the
st. Scholastica's academy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06

Miss Helen Chapman went to
Cincinnati, Ohio, Sunday where
she will visit with relatives.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-09-06


Monte Vista, Colorado
Herbert Martin and Olin Beatty
left for Boulder Monday to attend
college.
Gus Nelson and Mrs. Anna An
derson came in Wednesday to visit
relatives.
Harry Stroup went to Fort Col
Inns Saturday to attend the Agri-
cultural college.
Attorneys Palmer and True of
Saguache were in Monte Vista
Tuesday on business.
Misses Aiieen Smith and Edith
Blaokmore spent Monday with the
telephone girls in Alamosa.
Miss Venetta Shea went to Canon
City Sunday evening to attend the
st. Scholastica's academy.
Miss Helen Chapman went to
Cincinnati, Ohio, Sunday where
she will visit with relatives.
Station Tohill went to La.Junta
Sunday where his wife has been
for several weeks visiting.
p. V. Downing and family of
Norman, Okla, came in Sunday
for a visit with relatives.
Nyle Adams and Geo. Miles
came down from the Farmers Un-
ion reservoir Sunday where they
have been working this summer.
Mrs. Mary Ferguson and little
son, Chester, of Amity, Mo-, came
in Tuesday for an indefinite visit
with Mrs Geo. Beatty and family.
Mack Davis and Hal Hendricks
went to Colorado Springs Monday
to resume their studies. Mr.. Hen
Iricto hoo kaap p;,;t;,, hnro e.,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-02-27
Mail Carriers Must Clean Rigs an(
Use Red Paint. ai

Nail Carrlers Must Clean Rigs and
Use Red Paint.
Washington Dispatch. ,s \
A nationwide use Of red palpt
is to be made immediately by the
Postoffice Department.. = WHICH
proposes to put Ia spick and
span conditions eli vehicles used
in the collection or delivery 0i
mail. Postmaster General Hitch
cock has ordered ageneral inspec
ton made Of the wagons and au.
tomobiIes 10 all postomces.
Where horses are used experts
will be called upon to certify that
they are prompt 10 action, cred.
liable IN appearance, in first
class condition and suitable for
the work required OF them" The
inspection is to extend to the
small furnishings such 40 bar'
ness, whips, lamps and other &c.
cessofies. Wherever painting \
necessary, bright vermillion rcd.
with appropriate trimuiDgs vii
be used.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-02-27
,.NpTICE.

North Carollpa, WataugA Oounty. 70
/ the Supset6s Court, Fan term siel0.
! B B Dougherty. + A Linusy aa1
sHsates Z tinnsy Doseett. E1scutoss
Of Re LnnsX. dsosased, ". ] D
Bryan and 6allie. DtyAa. ;, a
Byvirtue Of On order sot the 0epesioe
court Of Wateuga county mSde II The
above entitled Sctioa,t ], ,Ahe undes-
isigned c0mmiAsioner, will sell at pub
lie Auction vt the court house door IN
Boone on the 14th. day, Of March.
1918, at the hour OF ! O'Clock, p. m,,
to the highest bidder for cash, the
folio wing described. traettO tOf land, "
Ing aud being In the county Of Wa,
tauga, on the waters et Mat CAMP
creek, /, djoinisg tho lands sel W l.
Wo0dring, f Tstunl, C0wles and 9th.
err. and bount1ed ~ follows:
Beginning on . maple ind birch n
6teele'S line. ,runuing west With oAlno
% poles to 4 chestnut, his corner;
thence 8 with the same % poles - 3
birch: thence w 46 poles 20 . stake,
the north-e east corner Of Elijah TAe
tuin's ~ acre tract; thence q. with
his line IS poles to bis corner; thence
west with the same 20 polss 70 his
sta ke corner; thence g.. l26 poles to
astake in the line Of Ed. BlackbuSus
25 acre tract; thence e With said lins
"a poles to his corner; tbeuoe 3. 10s
W with the same s. poles 70 hls oths
or corner; thence 4. with b. TatumS
line 75 poles to . stake iu ,J0nathsn
Miller's line, theme N 15e e With sAiQ
Miller's and @ y Cowles' iiua o5 polSt
to q chestnut, said Qowlss' cosaes;
thence f with bis line % .pOlss 70
Lawson Wvodrings corner, thenes
North l0e West With, biz liue no polss
to said Woodriag's aud 9. J. 1Cowlee'
corner, thence NOrte 6 poles 20 the
beginning, containing 16o acres, isese
or lees. I will sell q Ois undivided
one.haR interest IN sail tract, ~ l.
Bryan being the owner Of the, othss
half. Said sale ID made 60 satisfy .
debt Of $195. 90: together With joees-
est and cost. Title to b. made to tAe
purchaser upon payment ol tlso pots
chase money aud oonApmatl0e oesAs
sale by court. This Fob. II, 1913.
E. F. LOvlLL Commissioner.