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Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
PROSPECT HILL

At this writing we are sorry to
learn that Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wolf are laid up with the grip.
Mr.. Mort Wolf and wife, of
near Vincennes. Iowa, arrivee at
Cheyenne Wells lsst week and
are making about asten days WIS.,
tit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Wolf and his brother Don
ME Wolf.
Prominent among those of our
absent friends who remembered
us with warm Christmas greet
ingS were Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Hidkman, of Kansas City, for a
time a live newspaper man here;
MIR. and Mrs. w. M. Henderson,
of Traer, la, formerly near Arap
ahoe: Mrs. Fred. Paulsen, who
is spending a pleasant winter
among relatives at Blooming
Prairie, MINI; Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Raven. Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. M. Dawson, of Osceola. Iowa
who for a time was a merchant
at Aroya, this county, and many
others from No.. friends not
known here, and just as we are
handing this to'the printer a very
nice one from DR.. and Mrs. T. ].
Eagle now located at Sioux Falls,
S. Dakota. Santa Claus reined
up his RENDERS long enough at
Prospect Hill to drop off a few
nice gifts to thrill us with the
thought that we were not for
gotten.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
Printing Proposal

Notice is hereby gieen that the
Burrd of County Commissioners of
Cheyenne county, Colorado, will re-
eetye sealed proposals 'at their annual
in January HA7 for the print
ing and advertising OF all legal mo-
Hces, commissioners proceedings, war
pant calls, delinqueu. tax lists and all
other necessary county printing or
Also for the furpishing of printed
envelopes, letter heads, etc., for the
use OF the varioussrounty officers for
and during the year 1917.
All bids should be sealed and plain
ly marked (Printicg Proposals) and
should be on fle ut the Office of the
County Clerk of said county not later
than January 10. A91I.
IL 81 G. o. SEARS,
County Clerk.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
Putting Wheels Under workmen.

The problem of interior and exterior
transportation in one of the largest
and busiest ammunition plants in this
couatry-a plant, by the way. which
was constructed in IL months-has
been solved blythe adoption of automo-
biles. motorcycles, motor trucks, hand
trucks. roller states and bicycles. The
plant is worked ut high pressure for
"A hours daF, and consists of 13
main units and ~ service buildings.
each with Inain corridor one-half
mile long. To inspect the various
shops entails walk of nearly ten
miles. exclusive Of the stnirways. The
combined floor area is 100000
square feet. Bctvaan 1900 and 49,
900 employees are Nn its pay ROLL
Popular Science MSA<hly.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
MANS WAR ON WILD THINGS
Many Species Of Birds That Used TO
BE Plentiful Are In Danger Of
discrimination.

One Of the prettiest sights in the res
ervation was the view Of six or eight
fiocks Of swnns high above the marsh.
seemingly playing leapfrog under d.
rection of q leader. One Of the swans
could be heard giving u Gull, then 9TH
ers would take short flights md make
somersaults in the air. The Wild swan.
whether floating ON the water, or play
Ing il. the air, with the sun shining
ON its white feathers, is tho most grace
full Of birds.
Owing to the draining of the marshes
and the unrestricted spring shooting
for many years, wild fowl are bee0m-
Ing scarce in, Indiana. The Gaff reser-
vation has vanished us refuge and
only a few flocks of geese and ducks
may now he seen where once the wild
FOWL numbered millions. The lordly
sandhill crane. with legs three to four
feet long, that strobe about the water
covered marsh, always, just keeping out
of range of the hunter, is now merely
memory or a curiosity, though 80
years ago the cranes were numerous.
rhe 6,OO0,0O0 or more si.otyuns in use
in the United States and the market
hunters eight and ten-gause guns tell
the story, mainly, of the fast-waning
lights of wild fowl. just as the game
butcher and the cutting down of mast
bearing trees, told the story of the ex-
tinction of the wild passenger pigeons,
which, 60 years ago, darkened the sky
with their countless numbers.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
Discoveries and Dollars.

If we count the wealth of North
America as 1t seems today, we find
that the discovery of America by
Christopher Columbus has been worth
to the world $1,000. 100000 day fiom
the time he sailed from Palos In Au-
gust, 1892, down to the present time.
Likewise the man who discovered the
way of drawing tungsten wire gave
$500, 600, 600 worth OF light yearly
Popular Science Monthly.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
ARAPAHOE

Chas. Coulson is here visiting
mis- father.
Hosts of Xmas shoppers in
tow n Friday and Saturday.
! The little tin Fords were about
! the only cars which braved the
SHOWS last week.
The dance at the Sherman
home last Friday night was we'll
attended and enjoyed bysall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell schaffer
have returned to Colorado to live
The best wishes of a host of
kfriends attend them.
Mr.. Sherman, of Clark county,
Mo-, arrived last Wednesday
morning to visit mis- daughters.
AIRS. w. Howard and Mrs. L. M.
dickson.
James Richards is moving to the
Cunningham place, northeast of
town. and Mr.. Shriner will soon
occupy the Sheibley pl ce which
they recently purchased.
N. A. Peugh and wife have
gone east for an eutended visit
with relatives and friends. Mr..
ane.Mrs. Padgett are carisg for
thelplace and stock during the
! tornaers absence.
The. several schools adjacent to
Aranahoe have given their annu-
al entertainments and many of
the teachers have gone home to
spend ,the holidays. The rural
schoSS,o Cheyenne county are
no longer the ragged beggar
yawninE by the roadside" hut
are modern buildings surround
ed by neat grounds with lastly
Observation-Disclosures. Enthusiasm
and cooperation among teachers,
pupils, parents and county su-
perintendent have accomplished
these results.
Mrs. ]. S Abernathy was quite
seriously injured one day last
week which resulted in some
misplaced and broken ribs. She
is being cared for by DR.. Homer
and her two daughters. It is
hoped that she will soon able to
be out again. This has been
rather unfortunate lear for this
family. A little more than two
years ago, Mrs. Abernathy los.
her father, this year her only sis
ter; and Mr. Abernathy has lost
two brothers since the middle Of
the summer.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28

The following parties have re-
ceived new Fords from the last
carload
Henry Bunch, and W. A.. Har-
mon of Cheyenne Wells sColo;
F. D. Click, Mt. Pearl Colo:~ John
GILLESPIE, Aroya. Colo; George
Waters, Wild Horse, Colo; =. E.
Shapherd, Arapahoe, Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
Americans in Eurspean War,

Twenty-eight thouaand Americans
sre fighting with the allies on the
western front, according TO Mrs. J. j.
Thompson of New York, who returned
to this country recently after spending
iy every regiment has on its roster the
names of Americans who have distin-
guished themselves for vnlorous con-
duct. md many have been awarded
special decorations for bravery.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28

The editor of this paper has
, been away since last Friday,
spending the Christmas holidays
with his'daughter, Mrs. "a. N.
Steelsmith Of Norton County,
Kansas and OILY returned yes
/. terday, so if the paper is not up
to its usual standard. blame it to
lis for taking a holiday.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28

Mrs. John Marolf entertained
twenty-seven nicnds and rrela-
tiyes to Christmas dinner Monday
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs j. r. West and Mr. and
Mrs eCrissman of Kit Carson.
Every one enjoyed a well prepar-
ed dinner and a most delightful
day, long to be remembered
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
NOTICE

Aikpartie. knowing themselves
.indsbeed to Geo. Forker ,>vaK
please call and settle before
Jan. l, 1917, with J.L. Forker.
3e Respy, Geo. Forker.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
NOTICE

All parties.knowing themselves
indebted to tho W. F. Wyant
Lumber Company are requested
+. to please call and settle by-sJan-
uary 1st, 1917.
w. F. Wyant Lbr>Co.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
STRAYED-4 head of horses

STRAYED-4 head of horses
2 horses Z mares, year old one
bay with white spot in face, one
black bald face. one white spot
on side, one black horse colt white
on feet. All branded wv on
loft shoulder, reward for there
whereabouts. j. W. Reese
cheyenne Wells Colorado. 80
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
CITY
FEED BARN

l have rocently rented the Z.
E. Boyd barn and have opened
up a feed stable for the a ccomm
dation of the farmers and general
public, Give me a call when in
town. JOE SCHWARI
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado.
BILLY" Yore has resigned his
position with the U. P. r. R.
BILLY has been with this company
for a number OF years. and he
has always been a kind and oblig
ing railroad agent and he will be
greatly missed by the travelling
public of this section. Billy was
recently elected to the Office of
county assessor of this county and
we have no hesitancy in saying
that he will make good here as
he did with the railroad company
Mr. c. E. johnson has been as
signed to this place until a regu-
lar man can be found.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28

Money to Loan
,On improved Farms.shor
=, particulars see
w. G.. Schultz,
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28

Eliminate your gas lamp
trouble, by using high test
gas which we will keep
for.that purpose.
Overland Garage Go
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28

Subscribe for the RECORD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
HOW DID THAT TURKEY
SET ON YOUR STOMACH?
give TANLAC A
THOROUGH TRIAL
DONE Expect the impossible Even
From Tnnlnc-Girc IL Il Fair
ChnncSs
THOROUGH TEST WINS.

This ad-writinG job is no cinch.
Here | sit writing folks a letter every
few minutes, telling them what neigh
horS are saying and doing TO get their
health back. and YOU don't answer. me
back, give me any reason for not rush
ing to the nearest Tanlac store, and
YOU don't even dcign to reply 1t is
no cinch writing day after day to the
( same people and never getting a rcply
could smash any argument you've "a
minu TO put up but you won't nut it
up There is nobody on earth as we'll
read Non the subject of Tanlac and
what II will do as | am. can cite
I" Thousand cases in proof OF every
argument ] give you. Here's one
mighty line bit of proof-you can in
veshGate for yourself if YOU want to-
Mrs. Height, Richmond lady, said:
II was a nervous wreck-so ncryous
couldn't do my houscwork and at
night couldn't sleep. Whenever
would doze off | would awake with Il
start. all nervous and excited. Friends
VINO h'd becn helped by Tanlac urged
me 10 try it. and it has entirely re-
-Hcrcd me. l feel we'll and strong
again. work is pleasure around the
house, and I've TWO reasons now for
recommending Tanlac: first. because
ieei grateful for the wonderful good
IL ana me, and. secondly. because
want to help others that may suffer
IN Ike manner. cannot say too much
Tor this great nerve tonic" declared
MRS. l.. j. Height. iOll Lawson street
Richmond
| can't say enough about Tanlac
elthcr-nobody can. DO you know that
Tor over year we've been publishing
the statements of Richmond folks for
the purpose OF convincing YOU Tanlac
Is worthy Il thorough trial? That's n
fact. Anybody who says Tnnlac
doesn't do the work hasn't tried IT.
OF course. some folks. after taking on.
bottle, or even two. have given up
when they should have remembered
how long Il doctor would have taken
To treat them. but they don't need
medicine So much as they need sense
Folks that won't give a good thing "a
fair trial are hopeless
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
REAL PROOF
VS.. HOT AIR
Folks Troubled with indignation mud
the Ills Tint Follow Ought
to Read This.
TALKS BRASS TACks.

Here's statement from Il Richmond
lady that ought to convince anybody
that Tanlac is worthy trial, pro-
vided they arc troubled with nervous
indigestion and all the Ills that come
from Indigestion. And by the way, il
would take q book to list tho ills that
come from indigestion. There's ,hos"
dull headaches, nervousness. and then
there's that heavy, depressed. bloatcd
Gassy feeling after meals. Pains in
the pit Of stomach, pressure in chest
and all around the heart and sides
Then We often have bclching spells
spit up food. stomach gets sour and all
Those are only a few OF the troubles
folks with indigestion are forced to
contend with. Here's what Mrs Nit
chcll, 1897 Taylor street. Richmond.
says:
81 was suffering from nervous indi-
cestion and about all the ills that came
from indigestion. | was troubled all
tho time with a fulincss in tho region
Of my heart. AZ times this vas very
painful. too. and I could scarcely get
my breath. hut since taking Tanlac
which ! did at the suggestion Of
friends, I have been greatly relieved
Before had finished tho first bottle
noticed an Improvement IN my health.
and especially in my digestion. and !
lind since taking two bottles that II
will do everything it is advertised to
do. IT is great tonic and system
builder. and cannot praise this Mas
ter Medicine too highly. I want every
body that needs tonic and indiScst ION
remedy to take Tanlac." Signed Mrs
s. 4. Mitchell.
Now could 20 on and tell YOU how
Tanlac does this, how II works in suci.
q truly wonderful manner in cases like
this. but what s tho use. What the
world wants and what you want IS
results. Theory doesn't get any Of
your money or mine. We want proof
That's why I've been publishing tcsti-
mOnials Of Richmond pcople In this
paper for over year. Try Tanlac
yOursclf-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

diSc;Sc is. with few exceptions. due 20
some form of spinal displacement. and
second. that this cause can be removed
by one or more Chiropractic adjust
mcntS recurring less than half a min
ute
thiropractic removes the cause Of
disease more promptly. radically and
permanently than any other known
method
The Evidence of Wonderful Results
From DIR. Crcnsy's Chiroprnctic
idJus tmcnts.
Little Gertrude Farmer. four years
old. Of 1925 Hull Street. had infantilc
paralysis when one year old and before
she had learned to walk. and for three
years one lower limb was useless. After
treatment by various methods with no
Improvement DIR. Greasy was asked to
take the case last May After three
treatments she could stand on her feet
for the first time in her life: in several
weeks she was walking without assist
anc". Since il became known that Ger
trude could walk. many people have
called ut her home ia sec her and talk
with her mother about the case. Pres
sure on the nerves going to the limb
caused the paralysis DR. Greasy cor
rccted the displaced bone in her little
spine. removing the cause Of the trou-
bic, and the use Of the limb was re-
stored. The treatment never caused
wv H'N any pam Ut
The following arc IL few OF the cases
from in and out Of the city DR. Cicasy
has successfully treated. cures being
erected without medicine or drugs
through chiropractic Spinal Adjust
mcnts: Asthma. appendicitis, bron-
chitis, both acute and chronic: catarrh
of nose and throat. goitrc, gall stones,
heart disease. mental troubles. lum-
bago, neuralgia neuritis, paralysis.
uterine and other female troubles
rheumatism. sciatic;. St Nitas' dance.
nervous Indigestion. high blood pres.
| sure. constipation. cystitis. absccss of
stomach prostate enlargement. dysen-
! terry. mcnostasiS. inilammatory rheu-
! matism, weak lungs. liver and kidney
! troubles. DIR. Greasy will examine and
/ advise without charge.
! LADY PATIENTS-In no line of dis
| ease do we have better success than in
| the various diseases and ailments
| which affects womankind. Benefits are
| promptly shown without the ANNOYANCE
! which they are subjected to under
| othcr treatments. The proper nerve
| supply being restored. normal func-
lions arc quickly rc-establishcd
DIR. LAvINDER ID. GREASY.
200, Second Floor, Lyric Thenter Rldp.
Ninth and BrOnd Streets.
| hOursi o-i2. ~. sundays. Ill. A. M.
Phone Madison 2OI3,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
INAUGURATED AS PRESIDENT
Rev. 4. brown Cox Inducfed Into once
TurSdny AK Head of Marion
CO1IeIre.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

lSpecial to The Times-Dispatch
PULASKI. VA, December 2-Rev. c.
Brown Cox WAS inuugurutc:i as prcsi-
dent of Marion College. Marion. Va
ON Tuesday. The presentation address
was delivered by Rev,J Il. Grciucr.
president OF the board. The charter
ana keys were delivered by T.. IL Coy
her. secretary of the board The new
president made an inaugural address
Greetings were extended by Rev IL.
y. Miller. ID. D.. retiring president:
James w. Shelley. representing the
board: Mrs. T.. IL. Copenhavcr. OF the
aiuilnae: Miss Ruby Miller. for the
student body, and Rev j. H. Scibcr,
president of the Southwest Virginia Sy-
nod of the Lutheran Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
INDIGESTION
TROUBLES ALL
DISAPPEARED
With Health ns Neur to You us Your
Phone. why Not Send for
Tnninc Now.
HEAD WHAT MAN SAYS.

Some people describe their ailments
one way. others another, but they all
very vividly recall how badly they
felt and that's the main point. They
distinctly recall also that TanIac
brought, about the results they were
looking for. Here's another mighty
convincing testimonial covering indi-
Ee+tion. and a general rundown sys-
tom. If s." troubled. read on II is
a Richmond man talking so it's easily
verified II YOU doubt il. You can re-
member. too. that we've been publish
ing advertisements for over a year.
ana fa!S"hoodS would have leaked out
long before this But anyway, here's
what Mr. Arthur u. Buckley said:
Tanlar has helped me. and I'm sure
II viii help others. can, say too
much for it. When | started taking
Tanlac whs all run down. nervous,
weak and lacked appetite Had a
or"wSy feeling mornings. wanted to
work but didn't feel like it or able to
40 II was :" weak. had severe in
digestion attacks and vomiting SMELLS
In tn" morning and gas formed almost
constantly on my stomach Sometimes
| f"l out on tho street. Headaches
heartburn. gas on the stomach dizZi-
ness, Slugg iShncss, indigestion and con :
Stipation troubled me. After taking
lahiac my indigestion troubles disap-
,"r.n an" III a"i" To eat anything |
want ana work every day. felt won
dcriut!y relieved. and i, gave me :,
good appetite. i. helped me so much
reel sur" ii will help others, too
CIV" 1t q trial is what say" (SiEncd)
Arthur -. Buckley. Gl3 South First
street, Richmond
Gee. whiz! Mr.. ESadcr or Mrs Read
cr. II folks Ivy the Thousand came ont
III front Of your house and sang the
praises of doctor or a medicine or
Il SNOW. breakfast food, or what not
you give II trial if YOU needed it,
especially when the trial costs so liz
tic. THEY'LL send il right IN If vou
phone. Why not now? It's n dollar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

no change to note in the market. The
farmers continue To bring their to-
bacco to market as rapidly as possible.
ana the buyers are just aS eager to buy
as ut amy time during the season. ana
are paying top prices for everything
offered. There are very few low-eradc
tobaCCos to be found in the offerings.
These goods are scarccr and higher
ihan III the past twenty-five years.
There are many Inquiries in the mar
ket for redricd tobaccos. but very few
are available.
The loose sales on this market for
the season to December foot up 49,
@oo.alo pounds. and the average is
SliS2. The monthly sales and aver
age IL date are as follows:
August - 3iS.S56 pounds: average.
sos. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pounds:
average. $l5.Si. October - ?.06?. 8 s
pounds: average. SIZE November
.,Oc2, 20? pounds: average Slg.SS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Fnrmviiic Make. Zig Gain.

fAliMNli.I.E. VA. December ?-Thc
sales OF leaf tobacco have not been very
heavy on this market this week. as
most of the tobacco which was taken
down in the last season" has been
sold Offerings for the week amount =
cd 10 "23.G4S pounds. The market WAS
active. and all grades sold we'll up. lurs
bringing us high as $40. short leaf a.;
much as Sl2. long leaf Sl5. and wrap
rcrS all the way from $i5 10 So, per
100. The total sales on this market
Tor ms year foot up l,SI5.TN3 pounds
AGAINST "lo.?l5 pounds for the same
period of 1915, being u gain for this
year Of 959S6S pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Fancy Prices nj Rocky ,;ou,t

ROCKY MOUNT y. c. December -.
Receipts for the three sales days were
fairly good, amounting to 600
pounds. at an average of S2@SS, max
inr total for the season To date of
l",'on'ooo pounds. at an average nf
$20"2
offerings have not differed materially
from recent weeks, except more com
mon. n"ndes"ript tobacco has appear
ed. indicating the near approach to the
end OF the season
Prices have been we'll maintained.
and IN some instances show an adj
vance over previous weeks though uuo-
'ati"ns would not be notably higher AS
whole
About so to 81 per cent Of tho crop
has been sold, and with the good sea
son now prevailing and tn" conac-
luent good receipts next week the
crop VIII he nearly all sold before the
hgliiayS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

Farmville. Va. White Drug Co.
Franklin, Va. knight Drug Co.
fredericksburg. Va. w. L. Bond.
Fredericks Hall. Va. f. II. Poindexter.
louisville. Va. Shelton Mercantile Co.
Guinea. va. w. II. Coving,on & Son.
Gordonsvilie. Va. j. II. Strutton.
Goochland. Va. q. A. Gathrlght.
Glen Allen, Va. Glen Allen Store.
Hampton. Va. Iiulls Drug Store.
Harrisonburg. Va, Williamson Drug Co
hardware. Va. V. S. Kidd
Holland. Va, lIollandJones Co.
Hopewell, Va. Georges Drug Store.
lvor. Va. Rawls C Stephenson.
Irwin. Va. j. A. Kean.
Jetersvilie. Va. DIR. X. J. Styers.
Jarratt. va. j. w. Grizzard & Co
keysvilie. Va. W. A, Keeling.
kenbridse. Va, IIenbridge Drug Co.
Lightfoot. Va. J.. T. Iiankins.
Lacrosse. Va. Nash & Matthews.
L-awrenceville. Va. Prince Drug Store.
Louisa Va. Kent Drug Store.
Lexington, Va, Wnyland & Goodall.
MannbOro. Va. j. A. Sydnor.
Midlothian, Ea l.. =. Bass.
Magnet. Va, w. II. Coy
Manassas, Va, w. Fred Dowell.
Mineral. Va. Mineral Orig Co
Motley. Va. G. W. ShIier Il Co.
Michaux. Va, G. l.. Denoon.
Newport News. Va. j. C. Gorsuch & Co.
New Canton. Va, Tho Economy store.
Orange. Va. Ricketts, Drug Store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Big Figure. nj brakes Branch.

BRAKES BRANCH. VA. December >.
The receipts of leaf tobacco this
week were not quite as heavy as last
OWN. 10 one days holiday. The sales
amounted to about 200. 600 pounds and
prices were the highest of the season
the average for everything sold in
darks being Sole per 100 pounds. Some
fine wrappers showed up and they sold
for from $25 10 $il per 100 pounds one
farmer Il. 7 Elder, sold a load that
averaged $3.50 per 100. his prices be-
ing. for luSs. Sll.30: short leaf. $l2.75:
wrappers. $50, Si0 and SILL Heavy sales
between now and Christmas are looked
for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Higher Than Ever ut I.yuchl.urr.

i.fNtfikCRG. VA. December On
account OF THANKSGIVING DAY tho leaf
tobacco sales We're lighter this week
than otherwise would have been the
case. the total being only 135.i 100
pounds The sales from September to
December amounted To Ass, 900
mounds Sales for the same period OF
last year were I,4i2,000 pounds
Prices were stronger this week than
they have been at ALL and the general
average price for the week was the
highest Of the season
Common grades of tobacco are still
bringing unhcard-of prices. with all
other grades bringing remarkably good
prices. The demand for wrappers is
greater than for long while som.
gong as high as $40 per 100 pounds
sweet air-cured, az we'll as all dan
PIE grades, are selling very high