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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND -FOUR

wHnAr.-Receipts 52.7so bush. There was
fair export inquiry ana The market ruled
steady undor moderate offerings Quotations.
Car loie IN export elevstor-No red. new
spot aud July Nieai.it no. red Western
new, sLi5ati7; No 2 Southern red. noN
Nl0aiiai steamer No. red. new. stosa.
llOi No. red. new, si0sai.io. rejected a.
new, u.0tal,o8; rejected n. new. eso a<i; 40.
Northern Duluth old. Si52aL5f
CORN. .--Recoipts, TO0O bush The market
was quiet but ateady under Light nfiorinrs
guotatlonsi Car lots for local trade. as To
iosstien-No 2 yellow. pOaeic steamer yell
iu,Yyf .ssaVgo.i No. 2 yellow. sfasso.
,.2f,i D2fi - receipts, ll.O0i hush Supplies we're
55niali ana values were we'll mainiainod. hut
demand was only moderate Quotntions, No
Z white 9lW0tisci standard white G3ibn8s
NO 3 white, B2haG8c.
OuR-Receipts COS bbls and 0gg Sl2 iiss
IN sacks, Trade was slow and the narktt
was largely nominal Quotations per ipB ius
m wood-Winter clear, new SifE6S do
slrnight new, S5NI.2ai do patent new,
l2@oa9V0i Kansas straight new, jute Haokn
kSs0no4O do, patent new, tutc sacks. S1l5
WotOi spring nFst, clear, old So 2JaG SOY 90
straight OLD. 50. DdB15i do. patent old g6.T5
~ DO, favorite brands, old. 81, paTf. ih; cily
mus choice and faucy patent sI2da7.f3.
cu{ mills regular adea--Winter. clear new
A,eouoiO' DO, straight new, 50 l505. 10, do.
patent new, S5.50G0f5
RYE FLOUR was quiet but nrm under
smeM supplies. We quote Pennsylvania AZ
SStt;Je9ygole, In wood, and Western. new, al
Saao.JO In sacks.
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FRESH FRuITs

The market was quiet, with fairly liberal Of
ferings. al the following quotations.; Apples
peaches Georgia. Belle Of Georgia. per crate
Sial.40. do. Georgia, liberia. per crate f1ff
l.iO pears, Southern. lie Conte. per hhh. Slqi
a: grapes. North Carolina and Delaware. per
S-basket carrier. Sl,50Q2: lemons per box
t2d25O; oranges, Florida, per box. 81 50nt
grapefruit Florida, per box S1d2: pineapples.
per crate-POrto Rico. sl.5002,I1g Florida,
81. 5062. T5, cherries. sour. per alb. basket
'a5a4Oc. plums. Georgia. per carrier. O0c, aSi ;
euLranta, red. per, qt,., 9g0e,i elaokbsrries
Tc goosehorries ner at. 2d0o.. hdckleberrihs
per qt.. 7QSc. raspberFies red. ner pint, 2G
ee a y 9b do MsTyisnd % per s,andara
81. a5al.T5; do. North Carolina. per standard
crate 75c, si,25: do. North Carolina per nat
I75
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
FINANCING IN JULY
FELL OFF SHARPLY
Total Corporate Arrangements in This
Country Only $4O,OOO,o0O.

The July total OF corporate financing
IN this country was the smallest OF any
month this year, amounting 70 ohN
40 ooO OO0 This can be accounted ior
iareely by the effect on interest rates OF
ne new British iis per cent. war loan,
whieh sent a good many Of our bonds
back from England. The greater part
Of the securities maturing aafins tns
ana a. the maturlties left yet this year
are small little financing had % oe done
for refunding
4 larger part OF the last month
financing was for raising hsh sARls4i
n h estimated that only sLoo0loQo Of the
40 o0OO 900 total went for maturing issues.
M inc seven mouths however, approxi-
mately S5ls 90 OF the new financing
has been necessary for refundipg, leev-
inr oulv {8i6 go 600 for new work
Tha financing Tor The hfat seven
months compares as follows;
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l9eAL FAILURES GREATER
g July; LIABILITIES SMALLER
anber IN Month Was 20, Against
19 Previous Year.

iia there was ah increase IN me
per of business failures Ia Phiiadel-
4afing July. the liabilities wefe nor
4e assets however were smaller
in the same month Of the previous
teiai numher of failures Ia the
ss reported by r. g. BUN & CO..
aifh disabilities Of zsQ5.9i3 and o.
w ssi II july 1914 the number
eas aa9 - Win iiahilllies q
l la 81 ss2 ID lene q
re aaorQe were H u nhmpef
s eunHns aQ SIS Q4 NitA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
Sales in Philadelphia

Total sales 1924 shares, compared with IL, :
43l shares last Saturday. this week iO2 O14
shares last week l20.023 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31

The Buffalo General Electric Company
recently sold sl.25OOOO first refunding
mortgage per cent. bonds to Lee. Hig-
glnson a Co.
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CLEARINGs sMALLER
'7tal in Philadelphia was s1S,O11,7s7
Below June.

earings through the Philadelphia
zfing House during July were Sls,-
i smaller than in the previous month,
Total Tor July being s7l2,6i6.5T0 against
Aas, seT In June, The total In July OF
r. Year however. was greater by 81
go than In July. 1914, and also larger
"a IN 1913 and 1912.
ar the first seven months thls year
Total clearings amounted to S465s,
asA. being less than IN the correspond
period OF the three previous years.
e comparative figures are 81, 4,S62, ,e02, so
seven months of 1914, IS, ,003, ,932. .524 in
Fa and S4,e7l. $40. 8s4 In 1912.
-onpafison by months between this
sl ard last follows.
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NFw YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

SpW YQRk, JAiY 8t.-hl Ifet. Aiaftet
lo5e top grades steady raeqlnts. aiel pan4aft
tzisa Pee hisheF aeolins sai ig. siie
fsifr a1atihe imitation ufaipar9s t-e llt
package5. fslga nrat 4let regular
naekFd regular fal
MO- ait ntnrhF Nhtte1 WlstN eairl
isa22Ac uealhy browns -i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31

Tho statement Of the Southern Utilities
Company for June shows gross earnings
of SsI,2 against t292, ,595 tor the month
the year bafote. Net earniSgs increased
from sS5,2g for June. 1914, 10 tslIts Tor
June. l0l5 The statement for the "
months ended June 80. 1915. shows tn
creased gross earnings from the 1914 hg'
ure OF Si.Ol51s5 TO u,0I0S3S for 1915; net
earnings were s292, 1853. an increase OF sls,-
40 over 1914.
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LIYE STOCK QUOTATI0Ns

CHICAGO. July 8i.-HoGS.- -Receipts, I00o
market sGi0g. hlgeer, mi3sed and bgiehs.s
heaxv S8l0d040l lieht &l.05d1f5 plsa
S5a0fST, bulk. So a0a 20
GAIirfl H. Receipts 500 market atealTi
hesves. t825alQ25i COWS and hoiteEs. {i-ao4
"a ~. ihqxans 81 sina4o calves 80. .a04li.
native ana Western, s3.l09d50i lambs, s173
a01l
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PROVISIONS

T., The market was quiet but steady. Foiiou.
LUZ lnA ore the quotations: City beef IN sets.
~ ny sc!s, smoked, 21Q20c.; city beef knucklch
WWna WWna tenders smoked and air-drled. 2id2sc .
xas8Sse. beef hams. S3iu32; pork iamily
szz; TX ;zo92S1 10; hams g, p cured, loose. i.lM
do smoked. ildflbc.; other hams snolsed
sly cured, as 20 brand and avoraee ilis66
i2iaei hams, smoked, Western cured i4lsiC
shoulders, 8 7. cured, loose uAQi2c.; do.
smoked, l2hql2hc.; bellies, In pickle, ac-
coIdIng TO average, loose. i2hd13c.; hresk-
last bacon as TO brand and average city
cured llWlsc.; breakfast bacon. Western
cured lf0lso lard Western. rehndd. uerces.
lValOAo.i do, do, do. tubs, 1Ofi1Ohc; lard
pure city kettle rendered, In ticrces tOUiOho.
lsrd' ls5ir6d' pure city. kettle rendered, IN tubs 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
JuIy Buildinr Cohstruction

There were be- permits iasncd Ia Phiiasltlsl
phia during july compared with nJa ln the
same month last year Operations nuTherod
ia0 against 1900 year ago and the value
WAS &i.Ntl .OQ1. compared With ~, rHl. $50 81
1914, For the seven ruonths the number of
oncrctOnH WIS ii,2N aFeirst n.s02 the
value being S22 Ii0,2Da. compared with s2d.-
003.3 last year.
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cLEARINGs OFF 2 PER CENT.
Philadelphia and New Orleans Only
Cities to Show Expansion.

With the exception of Philadelphia and
New Orleans there was a contraction in
bank elearlngs throughout the country
during the last week. amounting to $685.
llssO or per cent, as compared with
ne same week last year. The total clear
inss of the week were $3,l1i. .3lS, $685.
lrainst 3si7sss9, 7S5 in 1914 Philadelphia
lneFsased 30 por cent, and New Orleans
y per cent. Details follow:
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VEGETABLFS

Supplies were fairly liberal ard the market
Was quiet and barely steady Quotations;
White potatoes, Virginia, per bbl.-No. l. 7ac,
dsi.iO; do. No. 2 4Odb0c.; sweet potatoes,
North Carolina. per hbl.-No. l. s4a5 do.
No 2 S2d2.5O; onions. Bermuda, PER crate,
5OG6oc. DO, Jersey. per M-hush basket. 700
25c.; do, Eastern shore per hamper, aae 40e
cunibers Maryland, per is-bhl basket. 900
T5c.; corn, jersey, per basket b0Q05c.; to-
matoes Jersey per basket--No. I early, 100
2Se; do No. ?. 1Oe.; do, No. 1 second early,
8O675c.; mushrooms. per Alb. basket. soc.
~ q
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.--The usual Saturday quietude pre-
vailed In this market. but prices were steadily
maintained on fancy stock. supplies OF which
We're well under control. Following are
the quotations; Western solld-packed
creamery, fancy specials, 20c. extra. 2Tc.;
extra nrsts. 2OW2Gisc.: hrBta, 2aN25,ac.; eeC-
onds. 23a2ic: ntarby prints. fancy. 10c; do,
average extras. 2Sd2pc. do. fair TO Eood
Sgr2Oc'; jobbng sales OF fancy prints, $40
EGGs.-Flno new-laid eggs were well cleaned
up al urn prtccS but much OF the supply was
Of more or less unattractlvo ntoek which was
dull and weak. Following are quotations; In
Tree cases, nearby extras. PIC per dozen
nrEte, So per standard case, nearby current
receipts S0.Iu por case. Western extra nrsts
50 per case: firstH S6.T0ff5.Sl per case; fancy
,CiiEhsE.--The market wnB quiet with ample
oHeilnEH nt the late decline, Quotations. New
do;. fair To- good, new, 13AQ139,t.; DO. part
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
PORT OF NEW YORK
vessels Arriving Today
Movements of Vessels

-. c,stan philadelphia for Jacksonville
MAS 80 miles HaAt of q tfhiR TAB itaAt-'sH -
NOON july 30 49,. -, -.
egO miles southwest eI hAtmpHa oilaai 'sst'
slip az p. ni' July 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Substantial Increase in Reserves,
Loans Also Larger.

NEW YORK. July S1.-An increase of
wss sl1 900 900 in average reserves was
hported by the Clearing House banks for
ths week just ended. Average loans ex-
panded s9,S24.0O0. and the actual figures
Fere even larger. Deposits jumped S1S.-
r2. 900 on the average.
Total loans were 1851, 5000, with total
deposits OF s2542 1Os, 900, and time de-
posits OF $40, 10000. Tho aggregate re-
iorye was S61S SO91 900, Details follow:
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BANK CLEARINGs

Bank clearlngs today compare with corre-
amending day last two years:
liIl5. 40li. 1913.
Philadelphia S28,OT5.20G S95. 5.2O2, 61G 81 591 2Ss
Boston - 20, i1D,Q25 3S, G5G 2S.512 lbl
New York ,s7e, SAT, 1oa 296s15o13 36o,l5i,62s
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COTTON STATISTICS

The statistical position Of cotton is a. fol-
lows. atts vssk Last week. Last wear
visible supply a.e7s,+5s 4.soe,909 s'lt0ele
q teas amen ,. A@s' s.2so4ss s.4Sa,s09 l.eTosie
TIA F9sly "a % '.fs. i5.ss4saa isaioes2 ifsslsai
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- AnrnRTIsn.IENIs

- ESTATE OF JoHN 70. hAAAlE.
~ asetased- sttQrs iesiHIlenlffl sH ~
above aatats haFlae heau fl4nIa
uadcrslsnoA ail persons lHlsetYH - IH
ssafa s. ls1aaa5ad ts HaH4 IaE
thesa EatIH4 IaIala = Fet
h1iI a ~ 4|I
saat1f 81 e t
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
COTTON

NEW YORK. July st-cotton oFened
steadv today. with prices 10 points
higher after the opening prices fell on
A little and the market continued mar
row throughout the session closing from
/ noint down 10 points above last nights
anal dalras.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
NEW YORK CURB

TONOPAH sTOCKs,

RFW YORK. July 9l.-Ifaulns Mea lIist l
op the Cones EsSRa9se l'gsf peiats. last
,,rfsea showed iurther decllpea Of g points
To-Day toass eiese
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
REFINED SUGARS

=, The market was quiet az the late decline.
we quote renners list prices. subject to con-
sessions OF 04lO points,; STANDARD Hranulated,
gSoe. extra tne granulatod, 5.Suc.; powdered,
9DOc: eonfectloncrs A, 6.1oc.; soft grades,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
uanaI Advance IN coal Prices

srh. phliadeiuhia and Reading Eqal and ileu
f.-..,r.rav no Issued its circular nl pfi1za tal
4aetsi, Whleh becomes gnectire after .e1ss
rhefe la tha lsqai ilefetfe q ~ sf t w
51ls 1rlcas The Ausau 4uonlq4s ere 8
zanis per taa atefat snq4e a4r at
- aaas IS l1zz4 tazt ~ A s-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
POULTRY

civ LIVE, Fowls were quiet, but steady.
Ghictcns were plentiful and dull. Quotations.
Fowls, as to quality i9aio'sc:, exceptional
ems, fancy not Leghorne. weighing iisd2 lbs
apiece, 2lq22c, do, not Leghorns, weighing
lQlH lbs. apiece, 17d20c.; do, Leghorns.
weighing llsG2 lbs apiece iTdlse; DO, do
Weighing lglh lbs. apiece. 15alOc,: ducks.
pekga. ISls,ga. old l3dile.; do. Indian Runner q
l2Vl8c, do, young, according 10 size. iA01dc...
plgeons; Oh. per pair 2ld2Sc,; do, young, per
DRESSED. Fowls We're pretty well cleaned
up ana firm Broling chickens were duil ana
again easier. other kinds OF poultry showed
little, little ehgnse Quotations follow: Fresh
faney selected, l0c, weighing 4ha5 lbs.
apiece. Isle; woishlnE Bis6l lbs. Apiece.
1S,2c, weighing lbs, apiece, 1Gikff1TIho.;
under lbs. apiece i4is9i5Mc! ice-packed-
Western 4is lbs, and over apiece i7ihc.; DO.
smaller sizes. 15glIe.; old roasters, dry
picked, laiSe; bTolling chickens. Jersey. fancy
2sa3Oc.; other nearby fancy. 25qasc.' Vest
ern. weighing lisaS s lbs.i 2ia2ie,i do; weigh
squads. per ioz.. white. weighing ii 10 IL
lbs per doz, 81 ln0d4.O0: white Weighing
10 10 lbs per doz;.,. s3Qa.no; white. welshlns
s lbs, per doz., S2.1al205; do, lbs, Ger
doz. s2.lOd2.20; do. ua0ls lbs. per coz.
sl,00al.G5; dark. 81 oOGl.05i small and N5
q 81
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Reesiyershlp Terminated

aaA TILE Iuls Gl-Ihc recclsafslip of &c
ofidAeId Azfeer h'Hes company
tsrl0Inafet me ieealtff faa4tf- -
eaniEaEion isss Hfqr -t4@
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31

NEW YORK. July al.-The foreign sx-
change market opened steady with demand
sterling unchanged,
Cables ..... 4764t b,69is ~ it-tG go
Demand ..., 4,TtA $40 SIS dn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31

an ieadIaa remnl1iaa haFs foliqNfd ne &C.
as. n staHaarI z4Il Company on heH 4lrk q
a1farsaN sz9QHae reae oHs tas -aAe
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49,. ois4 ul1o le1le
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31

The plan for clearing checks for out
of-town banks will be inaugurated by
the New York Clearing House on Mon
day, August 0. The banks on the dis
crotlonary list will receive checks drawn
on them by mail. and viii remit to the
Clearing House by return mail.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31
RATES FOR MONEY
Reserre Ranks, Discount Rate
FnREIGN EXCHANGE

fAgrlcultural and live stock paper ony,
. sT,lseoint rate for bankers acceptance
inum per cent. and maximum per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31

Eight Of IS public utilities companies, in
the management OF which Il. W. Clark
& CO. are dominant report decreased
gross earnings for June The Portland
Railway. Light ana Power Company
cleared lis ixsd charges by sS2sss, against
t63 aSS for June, 1914.
The Cleveland Electric Company for the
wear ended June 80 reports surplus In
come beyond all costs, charges, preIerIea
stock dividend and depreeiations OF ~
230 IA. an increase OF tjfsA5A
brooklyn Rapid Transit Company an-
neunees arrangements made With the
Travelers Insurance Company whereby
mat company will insure the lives 9f its
employees wishing 70 take adYantaae el
he opportunity under the so-caliea
group plan"
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
Hoaneoess ss.Axm

tAe hs1ssial AsPestasat At IT, otate
ASsiealEasal eolAeos wiA he siad 4,
idsstify specimens Of plants that are
ssaPsetel Il being poisonous And to
vsassinssy division vili cooperate vita
H. stseknsa II .. Investigates Of eoa-
ditis.a, ssneaisl s.A Psevestive meas
usos.
II IL inpsasible 70 estimate tie losses
frea Psisonous plants with asy consii-
ersble degree Of accuracy, but no Doubt
II A9gFegatss more than Q million dol
lass anssally in Colorado. The loss is
not eeafined to anins1G that are actual
ly killed by eating poisonous plants, for
many animals that do not die are more
or less injured and many otherwise val
uabie ranges are abandoned.
Chief among the poisonous weeds Of
Colorado is loco, Of which there are
several species. LaskspuS easily comes
second, and then without any attempt
to place them in the order of their econ
omie importance from the standpoint of
losses which they entail, comes Wild
Parsaip Wyoming water hemlock)
death eanas, lupine, equistum, ergot,
plants which kill from prussic acid
tKafir corn, sorghum, johnson grass,
etc. several species of wild cherry,
false hellebore, woody astsr, sage and
many more that are Suspicious.
Most of these plants are poisonous
only under certain conditions aad il
would b worth while for ssoeknea ia
learn to identify the principal poisonous
plants and make . study Of the eondi.
tions under which they are especially
dangerous.-Geo.H. Glover, Fort Collins
Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
COULDN'T XII HALF A DUCK

A man rambled into q village cafe,
selected . table aad told the attending
waiter to bring him half . duck. Fiji
teen minutes went by, then another II
teen and yet another. Finally the man
at the table began to show symptoms
Of impatience.
"What can do for you, sir!" asked
the waiter, going over to the table i'll
response to an imperative call.
"What about my order!' demanded
the diner. Chow soon do 1 get that
half . ducki"
"Just as soon ~ somebody comes n
and orders the other half,'' was the
calm rejoinder of the waiter. "You
don It think we can 60 out and kill half
= duck, do your"
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
s,rArPY THOUGH ,xAlxup

1t was q old morning, but not dry
one. The railway car was even more
than usually depressing.
Old Tubbs got in, grunted "Good
morning" to the occupants, and buried
himself in his paper. But Perkins
hadn t a paper, and he wanted to talk
30 he logged Tubbs in the side-a thing
that annoyed Tubbs more than any.
thing else in the world.
els your wife entertaining this win,
ter!' asked Perkins briskly.
Tubbs raised one eye.
"Not very" said he, grimly.
And the temperature in that carriage
dropped another ten degrees.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
An uxAxsw..zD QUESTION

The man who achieves is the man
who thinks. Senator Borah WAS talking
at q dinner in Boise about an embar-
RAISING question that had been asked
At Chicago.
"The question:" he said, smiling,
event unanswered. 1t was like ittls
Willie 3 query. A young gentleman
was spending the weekend at little
Willie's cottage At Atlantic City, and
on Sunday evening after dinner, there
being . scarcity Of chairs ON the crowd
ed piazza, the young gentleman took
Willie on his lap. Then, during = psuse
in the conversation, little Willie looked
up at the young gentleman and pipsd:
Am l IS heavy as sister NabelY'"
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
sP1DrDrD Ix1n1 RA,aW

Here Il ssnsthisg juse FisAt b ~
~sy sf . snail fasn, very slsss = I'M
OF IL - aefss s.s-hak = b ssl1ivs-
tiea, 10 ssnss In alfalfa, six - ssvSa
aerss Of sPsd q gaia lasA ssA lye0s
fruit tfees. 0oeA S-rooa Asase, 1aSa,
milk heass saa sistsrn, With water
pipsd int tAe hsess; gosd water right;
3 hersss, wagon, saeigh, plow, harrow
and number ef s0all implsnsnts. Thi,
property cost tie owner nearly 5000,
but Ae 10 not Q farmer a1d has asked
mo to sell It foe $500, AID il 10 .
great bargain At that. $1,000 can stand
in . mortgage II bayer desires.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
oolrP1.Ex1oN B1E111sHa

Yes, that sluggish liver often causes
it. DR.. Kings New Life Pills cleats
the complexion, throws OF impurities
and releases bile naturally and easily.
Unless the bowels move freely and reg
alarly all the powder in the world will
not permanently cover "that muddy
complexion. This laxative is mild
yet effective. II does not gripe or sick
en in its e9eets- Yoa will not dispute
The merits sf D.. Kiag = New Life Pills.
Start = treatment today. 2se.
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
WHY NOT TRYf
POPHAM'S
ASTHMA REMEDY

dives prompt and positive rslisl "
every case. Sold BY druggists. PrSss
tl.0o. Trial package BY nsil, ~
Williams 1(fG o, Hss0Eisosss
OsveaanA, oA6o
For sale BY ". Q. Paskissa, Ae1e
gist and apotheeafy.
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locAL DaUcclsr
MAKES A STATEMENT

We always advise people who have
o10ach or bowel trouble to see a
AD0one. But to those who do not wish
- - this We win say: try the mix
tUo o( simple buckthorn bark, gly-
esk1Da. etc, Known n Adleri-ka- This
anoso nsw remedy II % powerful
0nk JUDT ONE DOSE relieves sour
s1s0Aeh, Rs O tie stomach and con-
Oe9DakjoA INSTANTLY. People who
tsys Merlin are surprised at its
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25
Onicial Directsry

U. .. Senator .SsAA =. 0AalsoeA
U. .. Senator ......... .charise -. TAs,aAs
Congressman -at-iarss .....E Z. fa0las
Congressman ~ Dist ..--EAvar1 kaaEtag
stAts senator ....--........B. Z. Na06ss
STATE Rsprsseatativs .JehA i. NooaA0
Register o. 9. Lad oaics. %. c. Weyas1
Rscsivsf u. .. Lanl 0Rios. y. H. 1s1Assst
District JuAGe ......... John =. yhu0so
Clerk District Court ....--. .CAAs. II. Kiag
Division Irrfgatioa Engineer. .........
.................. Thso4ofe 2essasse0
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Wow Sudan GRASS

oDsse ~ hay, Seed, Forage. 0fhss-
1ov0 ~ ssr Dssia1s assaght
1ln.6 snlA osDWs UA0svW ssEyaa
AsR - - ~ ~ Ded -
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Large Cattle Ranches

No. SIS
432 acres, 200 acres in cultivation, so
acres more can be cultivated. - fruit
trees. Crops raised hay, grain, potatoes
and cattle. Sandy, loamy soil; Arst-
class water right. 3-wire fence and all
machinery required to work the saleh;
perfect shelter for cattle and IL place
is close to range and in every Wy N
ideal stock ranch. Five miles - good
town, half mile to school. Good o-reo0
frame house, some log cabins and haAk-
houses, barns etc. Also 1OO-foet pstate
cellar. Price rs 25,o00-reasonahas pay-
ment down and terms to suit - bal
The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25

% sefsa - essss = ssltivstisa;
sbsst 10 serss nsss 80 - ssltivsted;
y ssrs in apples, essss ass hsy, grain
asl potatoes; 3-rssa heass, barn and
sAsds, . fine pststs ssazas, 0ssd water
right; tvirs fsaes, IN ~ machinery
- work tAs Fasehs 3 Asssss, l colt, 5
sews. . Asifsra, fiss Jssssy bull.
PSies, $4,000.