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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
0uor Wcmmcifcr
Dor al Cult.

timber openitooenbe Sitel gipcr Ell
Goriutter "Iosiilche 3eitlu1g" Ell
rnItenoc Sfilhrine al Ell NeiIe, ban
nnliq bar forctaget til Den lille Tn
@ottesgab, iom lig9er / NGrbeocn al
Geilbcrgtoppen, set beielte Nunft |
Grsegebirge. @pen bar Tor Gioen Ell
lioen c3effp- Ilopafiif 8rpnIegorniIoh
o. 1000 Snobpgeere, ionl tioligerc
for SterItebelcn ernGrcoc Jig Io1rl
aniplillasorbeioerifcr % &anlfcmas
acre, men Tom MI for SterItebclcn
bar miitet fit Grbperp, iorbi Der bier
fen iinoes 8aru til 3nipllngcr eller
Sfino til Standardization. "Opens
Snobpagerontal er / &riGsaarene ror-
millolfet meo 300, altlaa nleo oni'
trent Ell Ticrbeoel, oelS Iom Tclge
al nlalloIenoe Grbperp, og oelS ltgea
trent ooa @rllto al Suit.
SporlcoeS ~Ssorbolbcne former Zig
ior bisie nlptfeligc, Iaor man ct Sllo-
trpf al gieunem f%clGenoe @%eltripel'e,
Toriottercn oiper al lit @eleg | ct al
Sc Imoa g(rbcioerhiem / ocn lille
@icrgbu:
@eoitciarcn: S0-anrig, n~rbeloslsS,
@coiternoren, S2-aorig, tlberfulps
paa Slutitabict; Tnrcn: 30-aartg
&ortonurbciocr; Mtoren: 2S-aurlg,
iuollaer i Soc Maonco, MuIigtet OPP
ioulmet, Sonhfieoet angrebct a.
SfierbuN, bun bar tIollgcre Snip
lingSorbcioerifc, mel bar paa 8rllto
al Wol9cl poo Watcriale iffe honf
Mrbcioc / Wtooncocr. Z @prn, Oct
pnglte 3 Inr (oet ligner ct lpa9ellG
Il Wtnaueoer$ @arl1); Bet plolte Barn
II Mar. &c mclcmIte, oct 4sdarige
oo set 5,ooriqc Barn, fan ellort life
aaa, OF ga inaen bar Sio til at bore
oenl, ligaer oe poo Salm; Oct s
aari9e cr ful0itruoiQ Itumt, Oct -
oaride iornloor finn at irern'tanme
danifc cnfelte ORD.
nj oisie : @sru CT 5 / bei @rab
rofiti'fc, 4 i~froiulale. &c nponte II
Yerioncr Dor, foyer Wuo oa ioper /
ct 3an1ner. iom bciit er 2 Weter
brebt. Tinouerllc cr, paa 8runo al
ocnue Sonmers Guloe, iom iaa bot
tilpcirS or oobbelt felelig, ipiGret falt
% bar pTret oct iioeu / SOFT. Saa
piot man fat falbe Sc @asurter, iom
inlbcr Sticn. for 2Iit, Iaa or Der cn
Nnbifmctcr 9uit Ill bpcr Yerlon.
aoncn brrer Vrrgct al at bore baIpt
ponritti9 al NortpiIelie,
"Npao iorticncr Seres Mano?"
"Sfte itcrt. @an gaur paa 6abrif'
fen % ifiGrer Sort"
90 ticncr?"
"Seiit 40 siterrigife Sroner on
llacn." IItiaa $50 Ser. maaneblig
iii If Wcnneiter!
"SpaS bar &c iii Miboag ioag?"
"@rent."
90 %iaaar?"
"@rent."
"Sar Se @rebp"
"Nei, set err lGnsc iioen!"
"Oe iagoe. De baooe Z Born.
Spor er oe 10, iom life or biemme2"
"Taa Sabriten."
Set or 10 icrbuot,,"
ScuGn, iom merfcr. at bun bar
beeaaet Ell llioriistisbeb. icm far
fonlme til al foite bctbes rIoItc bercs
tnappe Irbeiospeane, iorbebrer bur.
tie Sit,,ationen % Tiger:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
DIR. Scnrn @oSSarb 2eaeb, Sefrc

tpr / Imericau- Scandinavian 6oilll'
BATON, fonl i iorrise llse tilbage ira
lin iUrbelcs pe0pftcoe &cl'e I'll De
lfo,toinapiite 9anoe. Get bar TOM
bcfienot IpftcoeS ham at uoriSc Tin'
oatiens @irtiomheo mco Ell HTtfe
@oucr, Scr ital anpcnocs I'll Stl'
pcnbicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
SiGalgs.-0en aamle Ginoals

- warm peo Hlnoal, UttnIelota. ~ par
nle9et belbi9e / uplig at tpn,ms Ssiibbelle az
penne ,Sarm, ior IS Nar iioen tusel pua
6cmeiteoo al :. G. Riuoal, lom ben belle
5io bar bost Der. Ger er 273 acres 2ano,
meo Sano oiu Riper rinpeuoe eieunem ens
Del al bet. Nutit os to norif= lutberite sirfer
pao "aroet. Wteierl pdd ben droeu S,oe az
Geieu. Stort g>aanineshus meo IL &Grelz
Ter, 3 Srsnoe, en- al benz i 6uiet. Stor
"Sorn~, Clio, G%ement9ulp / 6ieiet os tiai9e
Stauhions. @ltin9 %tonrplet. Gette er eft
piounoerlio Aulebnins for at brine Wteltebru9
oo apeooporGtnins. YriS 800 90. Ni lar
oalaa noale iaa andre sobe %,Surre. 6om
itrar po ie oenne 9obe %Anieontn9. Strip I'll
,sar,ners State gant al Seiou, 0finu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

WANTED men and women to
learn Bookkeeping. Shorthand, or
Auto and Tractor Engineering. Make
yourself worth from 500 to $500 per
month by attending the Crookston
College. Board and room $3.50 to S.
per week. Write to ]. {. Satire,
Crookston, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
SsanO / Heb &iuer Salen.-3en

- beromte garoitrGtnins iom ior till
berte SameS s. @il i sittion 0ouutp.
Minn., ital Oppeles oS iGl9es / Stptter al
aportz % oolo'ettioner. gonoet ct goot be-
li99enoe, unoer beolte 0grtnin9 o9 plpiet
McNeil % g. $. Eeloman, Giere, BIO ,Iirit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
bu gnlfer at tIgbe Tarn1e

~ pao Iette Tetin9elier eIsr t%outant, Tom
oo bels9 o5. vi euifer u~irtelige Settlere.
@oot yaub os 9obt lfauoinapiit NaboIo9.
friIer ira S35 pr. Ncre oo opoper. 3. y.
geten, 6asierer, &olma State Nauf.
Salma, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
Sans lGgger bbcr Sag!

\ sppultrp Nttps' Tor Sftobsr bs'trip.s en- fwpel Ere.
p%sratipu. tinapet hisniuie. Tor al forsae sGaproeuttic-
mem. II iom trnaer bet iiesr. at be 'aar to % IRE esanes
mere $50 tue irbreuIis. Sois nu tray itr,psr til
allen Wrchon. Gnttpr. 1888 Seuutpin aps., @iHuea.
poIiS. NinR., tan ba syAolbe en- fi Cpifrtt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
.iljalaS.-2OO Icres Tarm ner

- albert yea. llomertet sooe Nule, beoite
Sdrmlauo. Sgloa 1876 9lcres Surm. Homer
let improvements, Ii99er peo sSillou
@isbwap mar gilbert sea; sesse ,sarme /
os goo lio. 0eupeuo big til Giersn, q. ,.
9Sdu9en, albert yea, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
Smaapiuf.

Torrctningcr ! @cannNcl'cn AZ lI9cll
Mr. "a MIra. i. $. Gmaoter
rciitc Cnaoog til 3cras, hpor De pIl
ttIbrinac @intcrcu.
Mrs. gilbert Sorenion % Got'
fer reiite M}anong til Yia0iion, Wis,
paa @cioQ hos Slc1min8cr.
,Sucr RlnNoohl bar loIGt III |e.
bocIie@buS pao Gait @otcr Strect I'll
Clarence Repang ior 81, 500.
81. 2. GIion reiitc Cn@oo9 Ill
WinrcopoIi$ citcr en- llQco NcIr0 hos
Mr5. Sampiou % Gtr2. $. Sobn'
ION.
49, Mr9. Inorc,r |ctcrion ira q.
Samc3, Wjun., opbolocr it9 'ortloen
ncrncoc paa @cioa hos SIcgi % &en.
lcr.
MRS. @. Ole &apnoobI, @tnc
ralfoniuI N%apnhuhlo <ltrl, I'll
traaotc 9sroog Hciict til aonitontl'
nopel.
Mii@ 5iao HoguoaS fom 'io'Ie
lloc hicm ira ct Iuugere NcIe1 ho"
lin Setter, Mrs. Vctcrion, | 6reorlct
@i9.. % / minneapolis.
OroiQe ellington Sen al Che
riff GnInaion % Nultrl, bar bo'dt
IN ! Marurr. z. Sut, buor han bar
iaact en- StiIing / cn @ont.
- Wtii5 @corlc Ymmolcn, lem
bar bciegt lin @cNitcmooer, Mrs.
Gardner, GA andre SIcatninNcr, rel
tie ,srcoaa tilbnac til StnnIcn, wis.
Mra. q. @eplIcn % Mrs z.
Gtcpena. inn bar pUret her Qoa %e'
ieo hos Utr. % Mrs. @uitap @eltb0.
rciitc liraodg tilbn9e til Wdoilon,
G.. GOT.
- Ntrs. 8. $. WtcIoo2 rciitc Cn2'
boe til Mimenpolia, hpor hrn pll
MODE DIR. Mcloo2, iom Ell (io bar
icet til meo inc GormIntere@lcr peo
lien, Wtini.
truman 9nocrIon, Sen a.
Mr. % Nir3. Gilbert Nnocrion /
NilllnrN Gomnibip tom ScnonNa
Iitcn tlIbu9e ira GruntriIe, huor
han bar qiort Gicncitc / Mprcn |
oocr holpnnOct Mar.
- Mrs. @. Nuocrion og Soltcrcl
Ntil2 either Strau0, fon | Begun
bcIicu ni llecn bcrncN ira 9''ontuna,
hpor Sc har ophoIot liz Sc ii0itc gar
9lar, Tor at bcialc inc TorTlorc, no
pofat " 81 Strono 70 &uitrl.
- W}ii2 9luuo &obuiou 0otter al
N}r. % Mr2. 0uitop &obnion i
SIcnpooo (%olpnibjp, bleu &iraOoI i
%ruocna G%orrIorca Nirm UQtrujct
til G|ouitauct s.. HoItnthul Sm Al
:. : Roicuthol her / @u1u &icIien
iorrcttcOca al Naitor &ouI Horen
Mrs U. 4 Guon finn [tr@oo1
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

eisis etter V~rsseegemylasss d "feesfao'
Soften % Veb arnen"! wtutane % meN W
Dyceie rerle V!do 1 umertfa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

Spis bu sn'ter ben b.bits Tlt fum @arfsbet bnber %
I'll lape pr,ier. oa icuh os bin Seftiuiua. pper lIgr
mootaatr ri beei,e apalitets cafe Su9eripr Sub. Trout
ca se6ite Nib. oirefte fro iS,ifeyen. % pi peb at bore
Worrr oil mtact pehaas big. priier poa Safe Emperor
Silo CT ST. 20 pr. 100 Qo. Raaae. $500 pr. 81 Bb aasae
pa g.. 90 pr. aOVb. Bette. Srout % gphIte'iib er Sl3sO
pr. 100 pb. Qaaee. ~ pr. 30 Yb. Qaaee % 81. 80 Or.
70 gb. getie. Hor nttpp r~rpoioest en- M Sprienoina
az ialttt alaita Jiif "a bet er ali az ben auer beeirt
gsare. Nj bpoer irpr, meset feb Slaifa Gin. netop
fifst. til $3.50 pr. 100 Yb. Saaae. ~. 80 pr. so 20.
aaaas % $3.50 pr. % 20. 9stts. 8aiaIttt Reo Cob
lIsrI Ill 1880 pr. loo Yb. Saaae. ~ 25 pr. so po
Sauae "a *. 80 pr. 20 gb. sstie. Miooels 9}se Sal.
mon til sl4 50 pr. 100 Vo. Roqgs. $500 pr. so Qb.
Reqat ca q. 10 pr. ~ 9e. Ssttr. SahItfiih til SIS. 90
NJ. 100 10. 0apae. sS65 pr. 80 Tb. aGQee oa - 30 pr.
20 po. Bette. nj aiper 3 Droent aiilaa paa fprifieIs
lac Ssiiininesr bslcbeuee fig I'll 800 QuRb. 5foa iau..
men en- alabbsitilina mee bius Tabpsr % ipar gsRse.
S. MorterudF ishC Company
Duluth, Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10
Smifcs, Siucic, Stlialge
% G.itcripprgiel.

9tpertisiemeuter uuoer ppennrunte Ti,cl
fuiter Be VI. Sro, Rapn % aibrcsie tbtrca.
I net, for bpcr Gnng. Nucrtisismenter tnb.
! tnseS life ipr minorc emo 80 Gents. pense
maa uiraDigelig mebfpIgc nllc Seitilinger.
T, Tet isnner is lite at busisre iaa imaa
! Gunner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

CHnifcS.-Gn &piube iom &pf.
Silitriu giap Jieper Sleep Reitoirant
| Trairie Oh Sbien, 9SiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

N.fteripprgicl. -&an nogen Dps
" gipe IbresIen til eller anbeu SplpSuine
ON 9luberS Sbeobor gnrsues bebeS man tils
lfrioe "Sccor0bsN Soften. Eorsnes par i'm
6ib Soutoriit hos yeusmuno Said / Spubre
Souleu, 9torge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

Neoiatte Sarter E. ss1sss.sa'As :, ,'': sss ~
eteber. Sertriuiis Heteuins I'll seefatfe 3rtler
The Boyd Transfer o. 1nneaoaaA Mn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

Silial9s.-S0 Ncres spot 9anb,
pso Sopeepsi, s Mil noroeiienior
Tecorab. Muu beige eIsr ~tiliirips 6isrer.
q. 8. Sois. n. no. Z. Sscorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

Nc Iom gnlfer at bpg9e fit eget
- 0iem I'D af pilbt Qanb, burbe itripe til
g. q. e'runletb, Sn9ram, g9is., for Frtier
ier be tIeber al andre. Spoprfeoe sarme
palaa ~tiIialos norit Excitement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

Siietgs.-S0 Ncres guot 2ano
- lSolt Gouutp, g2is. % 9cres bprtet
cg 9ieiteu barb woob" Stog. 9 Wil ira
9@p, p Nil til Stole, 3 IRil iii rorit Mirte.
Stanoiuauilt Nubolo9. 6or uprmere Spz
lpsuiuser itrip til Nans Solreis, grantss
burg, l@is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

.SiEaIgS.-16O Mcres improved
- ,arm, 6 DILL ipbet for Tecorab.
Sictor Rlen, Iecorab, Soma.
SiljaI9s. - Sineite so Icres
- Wtaiss os Meisriiarm / Soma. Bel
impropeb. eetts Siltaar. &isb birette. R.
&. Suuipan, Ssiau, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-10

1tialgs.-Sarme @inneibeit
- 0ouutp. Ell 10, en- so, en- log, en- l40,
to $50 os en- 1875 acres 6arm. 9losIs al be
beoite Sarme | Souutpet. Seq irleer osiaa
eanb Hortb Gatota, Ninneioia os Mous
.ena iamt @psisnpomme. 90. s.. Sopsen.
Seeorab, Soma.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03
VALLEY CANTALOUPE
 CROP LATE; GROWERS
 WILL SUFFERLOSSES

Unfaroraole weather conditions have -csuited in 9 heavy financial loss to catnaloupe growers Of the Salt River salicy through the immaturity Of the crop.
 Cool evenings have retarded ,the growth Of the frui, to the extent that it will be nearly a month iato on the market The crop itself has not been seriously damaged but Arizona grow FITS have heretofore secured the highest quotations for their produce by reason of being the first on the market.
 Maturity of the crop depcnGs largely 1pon hot weather Midday tempera- lures have been an that could be de- sired but the evenings have been most untavorable 10 the growth of canta- loupcs.
 Arizona. for inc past many years. has supplied many eastern markets with early cautaloupes, with a result that highest quotations were obtain able. The latcness of the crop this year will unquestonably prove bis financial loss 10 the valley growers.
 Imperial valley cantaloupes arc now being offered in Phoenix. In fact. the Imperial valley crop has replaced the Arizona crop at many eastern points, the California producers accordingly -caping the harvest for first there"
 The Arizona crop. it is stated, will be of the usual excellence at maturity, however.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03
News

NEW YORK, June With an over turn of shares approaching the two million mark and influenced by heavy public buying, all classes of speculative and investment issues advanced sharp ly today on the stock exchange. gains ranging from fractions to 19 points, in 9 session crowded with excitement.
 Authoritative denial late in the ses- sion, of @ report that steel interests had conferred on prices of the comlno- dity to the government, was followed by Q strong demand for steel issues during the final hour. Nova Scotia steel extended its rise to 19 points Crucible to 13 and Gulf to six while United States Steel of fA carried this issue to a new high figure, 1101s.
 Oils and motors with gains of IS points for Mexicon Petroleum and IT and II, respectively for Stakeholder and General Motors. were illustrative of the general strength displayed in the speculative list.
 American Woolen with q gain of IA points, advanced to a new high record at F. An early demand for invest ment railroads was not sustained. Sales amounted to 1,S00,000 shares.
 Money rates for industrial collateral advanc N to 10 per cent in final deal ings, but without affecting the upward course of prices. Sharp recoveries were made in both Italian and French exchange. fires rallying more than 50 points. The general bond market was strong but Liberty issues eased off ex- cept for the Victory IA, which sold al a slight premium at 1.002. Old United States bonds were unchanged on call.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

from Governor Thomas E. Campbell. The telegram was as follows:
 New York, June 9, 1919. P. R. Milnes, Secretary to Governor. Phoenix, Arizona.
 Arrived here last night Leave for Washington Tuesday, address Willard hotel. Hope to depart for Fl Paso Wednesday night direct for Fort Bliss to assist 340th in early demohilization. This organization left here Sunday and should arrive at Fort Bliss Friday. Record of regiment mailed today Roster being wired. Arrange for home papers to get essential portion of rec ord. One hundred Arizona men of
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

,Martha c. Purcell in Stories of Old
 Kentucky"
 We of today. with half dollars, quarter dollars, dimes, nickles ana pennies, often find it difficult to make change" Still more difficult was it for the early settlers to do so.
 As the Indians used wampum, so the pioneers of Kentucky used the skins of wild animals as their first currency. While immigrants continued to come to this region, the Spanish silver dol- lars came gradually into circulation. Still there was no small change.
 As necessity is the mother of in- vention," our forefathers actually made change by cutting the dollar into four equal parts, each worth 25 cents. These were again divided, each part worth twelve and one-half cents, called bits. People sometimes became careless in the work of making change, and often cut the dollar into five quarters" or into ten "eights." On account of the wedge shape of these
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03
LIVESTOCK
Chicago

CHICAGO, June 2.-(U. $. Bureau of Marllets). Hogs -- Receipts, 4S,000; market uneven, mostly steady with Thursdays average. Top, S20.65; bull, s20.S5@ @20.60; heavy weight S20.i0@ 20.55.
 Cattle-Receipts 22.O00. Beef steers, slow, bidding lower; early sales of butcher stock and calves, 25 to 90 low CT; feeders lower. Beef steers medium and ehavy weight, choice and prime, S15.25@17.00.
 Sheep-Receipts, 1S,000; slow to un- evenly lower. Choice lambs, scarce. Lambs S4 pounds down, s15.25d 1850; S5 pounds up, S12.50Q15 15.S5.
 Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, June 2.-(U. s. Bu- reau of Markets) Hogs Receipts, 16,0O0; higher than Thursdays aver age; closing strong; bulk, S20.20@ 20.5O; beavies, $20.50@2o75; lights, s19.90@2040; packing sows, s20.0o@ 20.25; pigs, $14.00@19.25.
 Cattle Receipts. 13,00O; steady; vealers and butcher stock, steady; stockers and feeders steady to 25 cents lover; heavy beef steers, choice and prime, S15.00@ 1925; medium and good S135O@14.90; butcher cattle, heifers, $665G1350; COWS, s6.50@1275; veal calves, light and handy weight, s12oo @l4.5o.
 Sheep-Receipts, 14000; fat sheep and lambs, 25 to soc lower; spring lambs, 25 to 40 cents lower; lambs S4 pounds down, s1s.oo914.25; wethers S10.75@12.75.
 Denver
 DENVER, June 2.-Cattle-Receipts S,55e, market slow and draggy. Beet steers, $10.50@14.75; cows and heifers $S.50@11.25; stockers and feeders s10.00@12.75: calves, S15.00@1700.
 Hogs-Receipts $50; market strong 10c higher. Top, s20.40; bulk, $19.60@ a0.00.
 Sheep-Receipts 500; steady. Lambs s17.15@1s.25; ewes, $12.0O@1S.oo.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

strong Time loans strong; 60 days. 90 days and six months, 51a Q5S4.
 Call money stronger; high. low and ruling rate $; closing bid, 5%, offered at 61s; last loan 6; bank acceptances, 415.
 Bar silver, s1.03s. Mexican dol lars, S4c.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03
SHch z (5ftzs 7htngl

TEA is such little thing that we A never stop to think how intimate a part it plays in our daily lives and what a wholesome influence fine tea exerts upon our restful moments.
 Would you like to get more en-
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03
ARIZONA BOYS WITH 34OTH ARTILLERY ID
 REACH BLISS FRIDAY

The a4Oth field artillery, composed largely of Arizona men, left New York for Fort Bliss Sunday, and will prob ably arrive there Friday for demobili- zation.
 This information was received in telegram last night to P. R. Mines
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

MORE WIRE LINEs-The Pacific Gas and Electric company yesterday petitioned the board of supervisors for 9 franchise for transmission lines in seven townships northeast of Glendale and two townships south and east of Mesa. The petition will come up for hearing on July [
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

pieces of cut money, they were called sharp shins."
 If change was needed for a smaller sum than twelve and one-half cents, merchants gave pins, needles, writing paper and such things.
 This cut silver gradually found it's way back to the mint for recoinage, usually to the loss of the last owner.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, June 2.-Mercantile paper, 5N @5h: sterling. 60 day bills, $le0; commercial, 60-day bills on bonks, s4.59s.; commercial. 6o-day bills, s4.5sis; demand, s4.e01s; cables, s4.651s.
 Government bonds, easy; railroads
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03
METALS

NEW YORK, June 2-Copper quiet but firm; electrolytic spot June and July, SEGA @161s; iron quiet.
 At London: Spot copper f79. 12s, Sd; electrolytic, eS2; tin. G235, 5s; lead, e22, 15s; spelter, z 95, los.
 Lead. easier; spot, s5.O7E @5.22h; July, s5.1215 @5.e7lA; spelter, easier; spot, s6.O5@6.25; July, s6.1O@6.25.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

Joynent out ot tea? And if that greater pleasure can actually be enjoyed for less money than you are now paying
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

Moonshining is just as unpopular among revenue agents now as it will be after July l. so far as the sou''
 ern mountains are concerned. The accompanying picture shows the re-
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

342nd machine gun battalion at Upton. Ninety casuals at Merritt. Visiting them today, also boys in local hos pitals.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

suit of one of the most extensive raids ever made in the Blue Ridge
 mountains. It was on Stacy's Creek
 in Wise county, Virginia, two and half miles from Jenkins, Ky. Three
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

The costs of getting tea from the tea-plant to your kitchen are heavy; there IS picking, grading, firing, pack ing, sending over in ships, and lot
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

As late as 1906, a business house in Philadelphia received over one hum dred pounds of cut silver, brought on by a Kentucky merchant, which was sent on a dray to the United States mint for recoinage.
 Use The Republican Classified Pages for results-read for profit
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03
FRUIT CANNING NECESSITIES

The fruit canning We prepared We complete stock of necessities choose from The quality the best and the prices low.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

for tea, would you like to know about it2 Isn't this worth a little thought?
 When people think about tea, they forget that tea-leaves contain tannin as well as tea-havor. Tanmin, you know, is an acid found in all kinds of leaves and is used to tan leather. Tannin may be all right for leather, but not for the delicate tissues of the stomach. It injures digestion and is hard on the nerves. Besides, 1t isn't tea-that harsh puckerytasteisn'ttea.
 People don't want tannin of course. They want tea-havor which gives en- joyment, gentle stimulation, rest and cheer. That is the charm and value of tea-and the only thing gworth buying.
 Common tea, which comes from the older leaves of the tea-plant, has only a small amount of tea-havor-
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

big distilleries, capable of producing about 250 gallons of whisky ial,y, were destroyed by the officers shown in the picture and three moonshiners were captured
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

mOre-2O or 30 things tobe done, and each one costs money. All together these costs are more than two-thirds
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03
ORIGIN OF BITS"

,Martha c. Purcell in Stories of Old
 Kentucky"
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

that a cup of fine tea, like Schilling Tea, a,costs less than tea selling at E to 20 cents less.
 This is astonish-
Arizona republican., 1919-06-03

young tender leaves of the tea-plan is rich in sap and fine tea-favor. has only a very small proportion c tannin, and even that is avoided b proper making at home.
 Now the tea in the cup can't be an better than the tea on the bush. / coarse leaf makes poor tea; and al the money you pay to bring it owe here doesn't make it bit better.
 H Shilling 6
New-York tribune., 1919-01-30
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Cotton

Prices in me cotton market, whose
downward movement was interrupted
Tuesday by substantial cuts in the
ocean freight rates, tumbled again yes
terdsy. Quotations just before the
close of the market ranged from IA
to lS5 points below the high level Of
the morning. and net declines finally
We're 1874 to lSo points After selling
ct 22.15c early N the day, many con-
tracts advanced to 23.l7c, then fell of
70 21.46c at the close compared with
22.80c the day before.
The influence OF possible expanding
labor troubles and Of pc simistic views
Of the amount OF cotton that will
be consumed again dominated the mar
ket. completely oVershadowing the pos
sblc effect Of lower freight rates N
stimulating exports both Of raw cotton
and cotton goods. Liverpool houses
and those with Southern connections
were active sellers on the decnne.
After the close of the British mar
and prices here rose sharply for a
time. After the most urgent demands
from shorts had been met on this rally.
the market again became feeble and
unsettled under 2 renewal of active
general selling, prompted na~sly by re-
ports that the acreage IN .ha South
Will be increased th;s season Iittl le
buying power thereafter was brought
to bear to stop the movement toward
cheaper cotton Wall Street houses we've
conspicuous among the heavy sellers.
Port receipts for the day we're
50.422. and exports amounted to 25.S50.
making , 500 ,335 so far this season,
against 2.423.S2o lase year Southern
spot markets as officially reported
We're 100 points lower 10 LOO points
higher.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet at a decline o. l25 points to 26.1o
for middling, compared with 27.S5c the
dsy before and 3l.55c the year before.
There were no sales OF spot.
The range of prices follows: