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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-21
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shelter afforded by the elevated road
plilar, his threadbare raincoat drawn
tightly about him, his hands thrust
deeply into his pockets, as he gently
tapped first one foot and then the 9TH
er on the wet pavement. Not that jake
was cold but his shoes had worn quite
thin, and the dirty, brown slush had
sought out all the little cracks through
which it might seep and find a COM
Portable haven
5 going to be lean Christmas for
me-" jake sighed reflectively to the
cleaning lights of Broadway. Awful
lean"
In his pocket he jingled his one
lone quarter against the key of his
cheap Sixth avenue room and smiled
as he thought of the days when he
had jingled gold coins. In those days
the racing game had been good, and
Jake was one of the best known book
les at Sheepshead. Then he had been
affluent. He had dressed in the height
OF ultrafashion and radiated with that
ready-money look.
The dying out of the racing sport
and too frequent trips to the bar had
| left Jake stranded, without a friend
in the world
Silently and moodily Jake reflected
on his hard lot His chin, with it's
| two-day growth of heavy black beard,
that same heavy beard which had al
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-21

stance This makes the AVERAGE
yearly cost OF maintainanoo -
'"n Two cents per square yard or
@lo'.6o per mile of nine-foot ros6
Win this maintenance he states
"a' the life {: the road is inaif-
H'te When ather material is w,r,
: must Dc replaced at the origina,
eht time strcteh of g miles is he
'hs built Ia Lake county which read
eAperts nave pronounced to be as
me road as they have ever seon
having withstood the recent IN
precedentei rainfall there while inc
prick in the adjoining county vas
torn up ana washed out by the same
rains.
/ NO. ll-WEf did not the Asso-
citation ask for the construction of
other roads, also important, but not
included IN the system outlined en-
| AAifb'a IN map
The Association. did ask sor other
roads than these shown on the map.
hct were denied the county COM
missioners refusing to consider at
this time anything but the main
roads for reasons stated in answer
to question No. 3.
No. 12--What is the route of me
Dixie Highway through Polk
county?
The route OF the Dixie Highway
through Folk county is from the
Osceola county line through
Loushman, Davenport, Haines City.
"ucerne Park, Florence Villa, Win
ter Haven, Barlow, Fort Meade -
Bowling Green, connecting with the
r ad throrgh DE- Soto county south
No. Is Cacaot the PLEDGE of Tie
commissioners to build this portion
f the Dixie ITiehway be fulfilled
ithout tondinS the county9
The county commissioners have
pledged the completion of the Dixie
li7i'""S 'iiio''-'. yin ''''n''
May 20. 1916, and as this road is
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No II WA, would be The prob
al lie resulr of failure to carry TIC
bonds so far as tae Dixie Highway
is concern d?
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-21
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

Mrs. James Rinker. was brought home
from the ohio Valley Hospital yostcr-
DAY. who're she underwent an operation
Tor anRendicitis.
Attorneys Il. ". Schertzer. Fred
Spriggs. Harry kcnney and Harry Tyler.
day.
=. G. Emerson. Of bridgeport. was a
local visitor yesterday.
Three Young men. namely. Roy Way.
Muck Mack and James Wallace. wer.
found guilty IN the common pleas court
ms afternoon. The men we're Indicted
by The last grand jury for burglary and
were found guilty OF that charge
W r. Ping. OF GAINESVILLE. was local
visitor yesterday.
J. +, Murphy. of Speidel. was In town
yesterday visiting friends.
Dalton Powell. Of Bethesda. was In
town Monday.
FLOYD Hsgedorn is visiting friends In
Bcllairc.
MIR. and Mrs Herman Shepherd and
san. Ellsworth 81 Martins Ferry. an.
visiting % the home Qf Mr.. and Mrs D..
T.. shepherd
Roy cope left yesterday for brief
tour Of the county.
There viii b. no cases tried before
Mayor Davies this " eek
v. y. Hsrmon has returned from Beth
any. where hc was visiting his brother.
Prank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

ohio. was a wellsburg visitor on Sat.
urday evening.
robert Hayes. OF Newark. -. was y
week end visitor at the home OF Wells
burg friends and relatives
Mrs, }. +. Fowler Is visiting in CIeve-
,and' ., az the home OF her daughter
MIS-. william : Hall
misses Anna Tilton, OF Warwood, and
blahche Gillespie, Of kirkwood. q, We're
sunday visitors az the home OF Mrs. ~
a. Windsor.
Mrs. Margaret McNalIs has returned
70 htr home after visit with her
Brownsville. Pa.
Mrs. y. ;. Lewis. Of st Clairsyile
o., ~ visiting at the home OF her daugh.
ter. Mrs. g. ". Warden
Henry Posey. % Wheeling, spent
SUNDAY with Wellsburg relatives.
Miss Kcba Hoover aUeut the week
chd m Wheeling and Martins Ferry O
Miss Myrtle West D. 90 al her home
tion.
Charles Holt OF MoundsvHIe. spent
Ia Wcllsburg.
Mrs. Harry Thomas and son Harry
Lee Of Columbus, o.. have returned to
their home after visit with Mrs. Lee !
parents, Air. and Mrs Joseph Leonard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

prepared either OF these charters.
The question is as to which of them
if most suitable to our present con
dtions. The Greater Wheeling char
ter makes radical change in our
system of government IL Is not what
Is generally known as the commits
sion form Of government. which has
been adopted BY great number OF
cities in the country, but II Is the
commission manager form OF govern
ment that Is now on trial in compare
lively few cities
According to the last report that
have had opportunity to see. this com
mission manager form OF government
II being tried in fourteen cities, none
Of which have a population over $1,000
except the cities OF Dayton and Spring
field. o.. while the commission form
OF government has been tried in quite
a large number OF cities and in many
places has proved a success so far
as / am concerned. ! would rather
trust three men elected by the people
20 manage the affairs OF the city than
one man appointed by council
In these reasons" concluded Mr.
Riley, Il intend to vote for the Amend
ed Charter and not for the Greater
Wheeling Charter. Reprinted from
Wheeling NewS-Advertis ement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
If You Have No Ambition
Take
WendelPS Ambition Pills

The Great Nerve Tonic Good fof
tha' tired feeling lt win holm those
Nurniu. Headaches and that -rIr.d
Feeling relieves Nrryouenpss. Vrry.
gu. Debility weakness. Poor Blood
ria. khouw1fisW NeurairIa Frhauaf.
rd Nervous vitality. Nervous prostrs
ton. SIeDuleEsrres UoH pordourt
Mental Depression. Uyatoria. Numb
rcre. Trrwhling Nervous fffadarEsa
INfpcp ia. Indigo ti0n Lofs of Anne
Ute. Constipation and alI Arlrf '6ps
or The Nervous system
The John Coleman Go Is authorized
ht thr maker f1 refund tho purrhase
price if anyone iF dissatisfied Win fho
hrri box purchased
Get them at tho John Coleman 60 o.
end dealers rvcrfw here Tor INV cents
Nail orders oiled charges prepaid b.,
the Wendell rharmacm Comparv
Inc Syracuse. ~. n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
WELLSBURG

NELLSbURG W Va. MAY "a
Christian Courage was the subject OF
tine sermon delivered by Rev. o. M
Riddle at hte Christian church ON sun
Jay evening, 10 the veterans ~ the
1iNn war The text was taken from
the 18th verse ~ the Fourth chaptsr 0f
tho Acts. The sermon proper was d.
N'iel into four parts. each taking uu i,
particular part on the text Boo The iu.
PRODUCTION Rev. Biddle thanked the vet
Grams for coming Co his church. ana
CumplimCntcd them on the courage rrre
displayed on the field or battle. The
pip steal courage displayed was hut tne
denomination ~ the moral courage uf
the Christian life.
Tie referred t0 the courage OF Peter
and John In prison and the fUrtffuda
with which they bore their UrrseruftDr.
ho slso stated that the courage OF Peter
arud John was sustained ln every Hef
of their lives
Reference was made t1 the war r.v
In Europe. and The courage OF Tho rnau
now NEhtluE. each nation HHIIrtIre DO DID
U4 their aide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

Miss Myrtle stewart has returned ta
cleveland tft.r BRIEF VISIT NJ me
home east Of town
Mr. and Mrs. D.. o. Amos returned
lcHfFrdIf from Wooster. where theF
wen. fHf EurHfa NJ lheif SON. Grover.
Size. A. o. ffHuIur hos returned flh.r
home iu fiarfnr after Visif with hsr
parents Mr end Mrs. y ~ shepherd
Frank Williams hHs accepted q posi-.
uHu Ha uUiEIwHaffr at che IuraarIpt q
coal mine Iu Glencoe
fr and Wra q a. Gibson returned
yesterday from West Alexander. whef.
fher urrr fHc guests nf bic parents
Judge Pollock lrff Monday Tor zteu.
hrTNlIIf. where na WUI r.maIr Iha resi-
uf fnr wrek on DuH.lHs..
w. " IHWNu uuU som. Martin urHrl
business visitors In Wheeling ra.f.r.fa..
hffHrreN Alien Hnnf ord sfsrsrrarhrr
frank Hubbard were business visitors
ln MhefIfuE yesterday
NJ and Mrs prank smith and son.
William. nHt. returned fn their nnrr. ir
Mtrtlna FERRY. after VISIT HIfh local
relatives
rhslmt. che uttIe daurhter of Mr. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
WAS INCLINED TO FAVOR IT Al
FIRST BUT FOUND Ne
MAS MlslED.
OUTLINES OBJECTIONS TO TIE
CREATES WHEELING CHAR /,
TER ~ INTERVIEW.
6oEs NOT BELIEVE IN STATE or
MONARCHY, OR oNE-MAN
GOVERNMENT


Hon T. s. Riley. OF this city, Is ope
a our many leadins citizens who do
not approve OF the 30 called Greater
wheeling chsrtsr. Mr. Riley was al
hrst inclined 10 favor the Greater
wheeling charter. supposing II 10 be
of an entirely different character
from what u IL. but after careful ex-
animation has decided TO oppose H.
To a reporter Mr.. Riley accorded an
Interesting inieryiew.
What do YOU think OF the charters
which are about 10 BE- submitted TO
the vote OF the people at the coming
electionsr' asked the reporter.
VI had nothing To do with the pre-
marathon OF either OF these charters.
replied Mr.. Riley. and was not ad
yised @. their contents until after M
were passed blythe Legislature. Since
that time. however. ! have read both
q tbs charters carefully. From what
heard OF them before reading. I was
Inclined favorably towards the Greater
Wheeling charter. but when | read
that Instrument ! came to the con
ciusion that IL Is not suitable for n
city snch as the City OF Wheeling. and
thai many Of It's provisions. according
20 my view, are not in accord with
the best way 10 manage and control
the city government
First; am opposed TO ons-man
government.
Second: am opposed to anything
that disqualihes citizens aud ta1pay-
ers from serving In any Office TO
which the psple may elect them.
Third; ! think the plan provided
for the adoption OF ordinances In
'some eases sRd for the removal OF OF.
hcers lie too cumbersome and eHpen-
siys.
Now. as to the one-man manage
ment. the Greater Wheeling charter
provided, among other things, that
The city manager shall devote his
whole working time to the perform
anee of the duties of his office, and
while occupying such office he il not
TO be engaged. directly oT indirectly,
or be interested IN any other business
than the performance of his duties
concerning the AFFAIRS OF the city OF
Wheeling,
I'm my opinion. this disqualiiies the
greater part of our citizens who pos
sess sufficient htness TO be city man
ager from occupying that position. II
provides that the city manager shall
not be Interested in any other bust
ness than the performance OF his du-
ties concerning the AFFAIRS Of the CITY
OF Wheeling, so man that Is inter
ested In other business is disqualified
from serving as city manager. Under
mis- provision ne must be a man who
has no business or has retired from
business. ! take Il that the director
OF any corporation or man that Is
interested in a business, although not
actively engaged In that business, -
disqualified under this provision OF
the charter. Under the provisions or
this Greater Wheeling charter the
city manager has the power. without
consulting council or anyone else 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

mail carrier died Ht fho home on Com.
woroe street about @ 100 u m. otter H
short INIeEH OF u..urIaE. SIR raIIru-
dine HrrHiroI HIH auk|U several urar.a
ago. ana was cnuUaInHrIur. when Is .ur.
fra"fcl uIruri.E. POI" seemed tn Hn Dol
covering HNI Oh sunday wac able Co
Get up Do bed shortly afternoon boz
was seized 9th "a severe attack HuI DR..
y IT, Arrnll nHn tD I. summoned NaHf.
lN. Ifr HffniriafrrlI treatment Duo Ua
fn .lrd fu rally fHn ruH coming .UHHrrI..
Mr fHNfndInr. wac AGED about %
years. and iH survived HU HIa rH.ff.lr
ernl arranrnmerfa have mot Frf been
MD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
ST. CLAIRSVILLB


ST. GAINESVILLE. -. MAY 2f-The
81. tlairsNtllc normal school under me
glrection OF Superintendent W. 4. Zaug
held It's first session ia the nigh schooi
tu-ddy. The number OF students present
Was not a. large as expected. but a
great many more Will arrive to-day. The
trains are met b. the hoy scouts who
guide the students To the boardiul.
houses. At the close Of school last "a rn
me the total enrolment vas l25. aud ID
ls expected that 200 will be- enrolled he
tore the end of the week. The local 3eI-
pie should do everything In their power
tnmhke the normal success and IN
they do not A. will BE- held Fumcw BE- 4
other than the county seat where b
should be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
Given stin Fius.

george Dunn. driver OF the auto truck
aaoI Ienuaetors TuTnsr snJ Olson VAS
yesteraay Tor okerloaaiug has truck in
VIOLATION or the town ordinance regu-
iSgting Tue weight "a be haulgd on the
Sl4 streets some tine ago Dunn was
hned t5U aud rosts Tor The -same nnsuss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

~ special meeting % the local
shcool the vacancy 81 the second room
SaS fincd. - Miss Elzs FaTzieE az May
nard- vas elected. The matter " hiring
lhe principsl Has also taken into cUu-
Hiqcration and T.. T.. fisrman was re-
Elected This was much TO the pleasure
or the younger people. as Mr.. HarWan
has been "a rgVoritc among them during
his two years prinCipalship here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

article. with the price for which IL Is to
DC sold marked on the outside Many
friends and as a result many packages
nave been received. Any body wishing
70 htlp the union can leave packages AZ
IN homes OF Mr.. DcsfeHbaugh aud
MIS-. Morton. Sandwiches coffee cake
amt Ice cTegm will be sold and ihe pro-
Seeds viii be divided between the \ 4.
r. and ". e. L. Us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

The ~. Clairseills bi0odhouuds Wera
tahen 10 fOrkyille today and tracked
tne men Implicated tn the uEht a. that
place SUNDAY, az far ~ the street car
me, where they lost thc scent The
mounds were then taken To- Crescent to
track another wanted man but they
laLl-d % uL-k no ~. .-.nL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

special Dispatch 60 the IntclliEenccr.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. May "a
Telegraphic word received here TODAY
announces the accidental death bv
browning az Brennan. Texas. where
he was in the postal service. Of Rov
=. Alexander. member OF "a pioneer
family and former city clerk here His
body VIII be brought here for burial
Corsica's big industry IL the manu-
facture OF chestnut extract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

The five error aasos that we're to D.
heard on May 3lst. viii b. tried IN the
common ploas court this moTuing. Fol
loEtng are the cases.
Earl Wallace SIS. state.
Carl Brooks IS. STATE
William Shafcr Ns state
William Shufer w. state
william shafsr w. state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

James ~ Jones' uf trIr .If. u.r
Fruwr rIessrrrrr between MruaHufr
Hui MhrfIug. bot HHn OIL IN Uuf. Hf no
frNHHrf fmU nursing n broken HHn Dol.
.rit.f iu fHU OF Wheeling I..rrff.
Doe been rrHrfHf pension ur frr u.r
mont u. dating from October THIH nH.
gross man Nr.'rEH Office fr.m fIr r.n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
Divorce Cases Postponed.

The eleven divorce cases which are
SET 70 %. heard in the common pleas
court on Mey 3ist have been postpone d
until June sth. The eases we're post,
ponsd on account Of May S1st beinu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

The parcel post s.tiaI. which b 10 be
given 90 the court huusc hal Thursday
promises 90 b. a great success ln ltseIf.
hHi DO VIII DC even more ~ az the ~
n are going fu furnish n proHrarI
Much preparation laa been made and tt
viii D. enc 90 tHs best ever rendered
D. The YOUNG peoples branch az the "a
g. l. 4. The follgwInH ls tht program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

The local ~. o.. o. o.. viii hold e par-
rhursdaF evening The young uonrIs.r
branch viii furnish Hu excellent nrn-
Erun for tnc Urc8siDn and there will b.
no Admission.
The members of ihs W. 60. o. o.. and
=. T. d. are URGED fH send some Ii.tIe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

The Belmont County seldier-s Relief
Committee met this afternoon ar tno
once or squire Davies and DISTRIBUTED
tho funds in its possession a. fba
widows and orphans OF the soldiers
Ihs CON mitttr is composed Of vs. g.
Hobbs. uf liarrfeEIlle ~. a. Tnnsa Df
Hernfre and Squire TiHrfga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

Legal Trading stamps will be given
for years to come. They have surely
come TO stay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
REV. HAMILTON GETS 1914.

Special Dispatch 90 the InteTiFeneer.
CLARkSBURG, w. Va. May "a
For conducting a series of evanrelis.
nc meetings in a big tabernacle here
the last six weeks people OF Clarks-
burg and its vicinity have given the
free will Offering of S8TI4 or an
average OF about $500 a week. The
meetings closed tonight. There were
2,22l conversions during the meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
DROWNED IN TEXAS

Business Mems Lunch, 35e. 1880
to 2 O'Clock. Mcclure Hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

william reeves - N'6sa Junction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-07
That "cattIe Scarcity"

Some weeks ago certain trade oracles
We're shouting cattle scarcity" 'Ths
markets just getting started toward
top line price levels said they.
Then came period of price read
Justment, and now that things have
begun to settle down to a little more
stable basis generous supplies are run
ming from pastures and feed yards.
July receipts OF Chicago were 1861
1874, an increase OF s,244 over the same
month a year ago. and every bullock
came for slaughter, whereas nearly
10000 went back to the country year
ago
The increase in July movement COM
prised natives alone. while year ago
a few thousand cattle came from the
langes in that month. August run gives
promise of showing generous volum"
and later range shipping months are
prospective of witnessing some liberal
western supplies as well as cattle off
corn belt pastures.
1t isn't dire scarcity of cattle. This is
a big country, and in most cases where
owners couiIda': aHa Ct outlet for. thin
stuff last spring they fed 1t themselves.
Market is being held from establish
ing the expected record high spots
chiefly by reason of supply plenitude.
Also, the consumers purchasing power
is not expanding.
Let's quit talking cattle scarcity and
take into consideration the undisputed
fact that it requires less beef per
capita in this. country than decade
or more ago, when the cost over the
butchers block was far cheaper
Farmers and Drovers Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-07
HE eEoLoc,zEs At NIGHT.
But Judge Warns coIorsd Scientist
To Pursua Sfudias Far From Ham.

But Judge Warns CoIored Scientist
to Pursue Studies Far From Hens.
Judge, your honor, I want to ask you
you II you ever head Of a scientific gen.
tleman-a night geologist like me. for
instance-being accused Of stealing
chickens? Did you ever hear OF it
SIR" asked Edward Hicks. colored, to
Magistrate Leach in the Long Island
City police court.
why. there aren't words enough in
all the language to express my indig-
nation" Mr.. Hicks continued. This is
deeply humiliatins not only to me. but
to all the other night geologists."
Then. as a concrete answer to Ques-
lions. Mr.. Hicks, who was arrested on
a charge OF vagrancy in a neighbor-
hood where chickens are on the de-
crease. showed his scientific equipment
"a telescope minus lenses, a rock tap
per and textbook about rocks.
II have other employment day.
times" Mr.. Hicks explained, so I
geologic by night. 1 am In search Of
rock for paving purposes which will
surpass in durability paving blocks now
in use. locate samples with this
blind telescope and tap them with this
hammer. and study them in this book"
Magistrate Leach discharged Mr.
Hicks, but advised him to pursue his
scientific Investigations far as nos
sible from hen coops and as seldom as
possible at night.-New York World.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-07
CARD INDEX OF LIQUOR SALES.
Des Molnes Officials to Keep Tab on
Men Who BUY Booze

Les MONIES, Aug. If &. Deg Noines
man sends to a point outside of Iowa
for liquor and has it shipped to him,
he may be sure that his name will i'm
mediately appear on police records.
There may never be any outward in
dications that he has attained to the
indignity of police notice; he may new
er be Jraiied by detective in a big
black hat pulled over his eyes; mystic
rious men may never hang around his
home at night, and uniformed officers
he meets on the street may not order
him TO let them smell his breath.
Nevertheless. you Will be marked by
the police, so marked that a year from
today a nosey police officer may in
spect an indeXed box of cards and dis
cover that on a certain date ne had
pint of Old Squirrel whisky shipped to
him by American express; that two
weeks later he changed his brand and
began buying Ratuesnake whisky at
st. Joe instead of Omaha and so on.
Chief Crawford announced the estab
lishment of this new department of
police this morning. 1t will be in charge
of L. L, Crawford, son of the chief, and
he viii be fitted up with a private Of
fee. g desk of his own and a big safe
in which TO keep the records.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-07
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Aug. I.
Butter-Unchanged; creamery ex-
tras. "a: extra frsts, 2362315: firsts,
211s 622; packing stock. 1874 m19
Eggs-Unchanged receipts, 7,441
cases; at mark, cases included 14617:
ordinary frsts, 15G151s: firsts, 800
I7A: extras, 21622.
Cheese-Unchanged daisies, IA;
twins, new. 1874 ola; Young Americas.
15k; long horns, Is; brick. 144 q
14k.
Fouitry-aiiivve, unchanged: turkeys,
IL: chickens, 10: springs, 1917.
Pork-Cash, 1856.
Lard-Cash S.071s
Ribs-Cash s.62k 69.12la.
Rye-No. 2, new, 95.
Rarley-72 9s2
Timothy-5.5067.o
CIover-S.35 G13.25.