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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BrTTER-Freer arrivs.s for the week are
CpeD'ol, Including heavier fresh receipts
a. We. a. some storage stock from the
|it'e-..- Fine butter continues In small
proportion 30 the receipts and hrm. Issbls
grairs arc In aucumu'stioU and somewhat
sasy Cheap lines fairy well sold up.
R'ro't's4 quiet. Ladies trm. Packing
sock IN better demand and nrn--. Prices:
Creamery extras. ~ score. sac. higher
scoring. 81 lrsts, 10 20 ~ score, @sa 3?c
=, .Gn27isc.. unsalted, fancy, 16
! prime to choice. 81 $3.50, held, extras,
~ 3o- higher scoring. 3ol. Sic: nrs,s.
.''gc.; STATE. dairy. tubs, finest, 3oT
y good to prime, 81 zee. common TO
an ~ 2si.c. renovated extras. ?4is q
pa rr,ts, 2SH2Ic; ladies'. current
,,at hr-', = u &c. seconds, lgis q zoe.
r.. NIX" t!ne zoe No, . ls8i9i,c {;
love, -7les. iGdistsc.
'HEE~E-A firm market continues. al
y 'nsh domestic and export buying was
.r.'rt yesterday. Colored lines especially
'-w White ~rmtwhs' SOW. Prices; state.
- m'S hsld specials, IN lsc aver
a. fancy ~. Tl7i-c,, current make.
~ -'ts lIVl1. 90: State skins. held
f' as ~. 1l-ac.. current make, spe-
t,iir -: "''t ehoiSsi 49,, altte'
~. 100. double daisies. l7hai7%c (:
young Americas ia. TlstC
h.rt~-A partial recovery from the weak
=. ..4rreI NJ the day il,anced. hut
p "s 30 ~" main were a tribe weaker
VIM NI saturday. Invoices show heavier
tt'i's amt buyers are taking no st1 X
t@'a'. heir immediate needs. storage
80 easier Export buying not so active,
.1"'-'i trade fair Top grades OF nearby
sF1'y hu' most lines too poor 10 demand
n attention Pri,es; Fresh gathered.
~, hae. @7iy 49,. extras. frs,s. 80,
nrsts, 3S'a d3ti7c. seconds. 3lu
T. .-'lr- - 23r refrigerator, Spc-
g. 'fts. fancy. 2IN25i2".; frst storage,
.. sH-i'sr seconds. 22ig - .3c hennery.
Nh'". 'ue 20 fancy, ilI t3c.. browns, 80
H MIXED ,o.vrs, 3id 3Sc.; refrigerator
~. 'Hl'-s, -5T27c.
htr--ID PoULTRY-Turkeys nrm
e. o.. '"'''. firm. but poor grades and
~ '.. -H Oid roOs'ers firm under
60 supp,y. Few good ducks and
' go 90 ho found, and such are ARMY
~3.In. unchanged. Prices: Tur-
f.'' H-.'~ru. spring, fair to good, 22T
:; fancy, "a BE; poor. iGd
.a." 20 good, 22H 23c. Fowls.
r',' go. ..g", Try, picked, boxed, 90 lbs
=. '-igc Western. %scalded, large.
s.'- fresh nearby. 3 and !. lbs
- .'' .'' .'.,. virginia. milk fed. . and
J. MA. Old r~oos,ers, l3c. squads,
.rs - .l 'h-. -
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Gibson's market letter says Of the
stock market "The relative positions
OF the groups may b- briefly c~ap.tulated
as follows The railroad stock as "A
group have not Yet adequately reflected
the logical results of greatly improved
conditions and prospects. This has been
partly due 10 a steady pressure Of for
eign liquidation. partly to the unusual
diversion OF public interest to tn" war
stocks and partly to the habit OF con-
s!de-ing the market az a whole. The
pressure OF foreign liquidation has not
been potent enough TO prevent a moder-
ate advance. In fact. the liquidation
has been accomplished on "A rising mar
ket. This selling grows less OF "A factor
every day as the supply from which II
Is drawn becomes II IL no
longer much of q market factor Public
interest IN the war group is diminishing
The foolish idea that all the huge profits
foretold would be en- ned ana passed
over In full 70 the shareholders is being
wealth is accommodating rapidly and II
Is probable that new public ventures will
go more freely INTO the better class Of
stocks. Gambling will diminish and
speculation will increase for a time.
The copper stocks have not reflected
the enormous profits now being made
by the producers. nor the prospect OF a
continuance Of these profits for . lon
time TO come. The great profits have not
yet begun to show in the published re-
ports or dividend distributions, hut will
do 80 before long. Most OF the so
called war stocks have reached prices
as high as is warranted by even the
most optimistic expectations"
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$50. 900. 900 SUGAR COMPANY.
New WIN ~. incorporated
In his state.

Announcement las been made that the
Cuba cane z Corporation VIII De
organized under the Laws OF THIS state
with A CAPITALIZATION o; sjn,0O0.opo =
per cent preferred stock and common
stock without par value o.,
Accordins TO report, the following VIII
comprlse the board OF directors OF the
new company:
c y. Bliss. Jr. Of Bliss, Fabyan 4 Co.
dry goods commission merchants
4 : de Bustimeu'"' attorney ~ Ia"
W +. corey. chairman board % direc.
tors. MidNu.- St,c. company. &c.,
Is il Chuts. president American coal
: Il Fleming president international
Aericultural Corporation
Alfred jarctzki sullivan " Nr"ih""I'' AT
lanes Jaryic, formerly Of Arbuckio
Rro., conc" merchants
Horace Havemcyer. vice president hr"oh
lvu Elevator and Milling Company, vice
president Scranton and L"hish Coal Com
pany.
Graysun l. Murphy, yice-pr"sident
Guaranty Trust COMPANY , =,
", T, ogilvi-. Cnited Railways OF
John d. Ryan, president Anaconda Cop
: Manue! Kionda. Czarnlkow Rionda Com
pauy, sugar merchants.
Il Bragg Rionda. '1arnIhow- Rlonda
Company. sugar merchants
Resino Ttufhn. merchant. Havana pr"'''
g II Sahn, president Guaranty Trust
ca sprrckels. prcsidcn, Federal sugar
Amer, strauss J. & W srlirman & g
bankers
FTeierirk strauss, j & W. sohsman 4
q. n Whisham. president The cuba
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MARKS CONTINUE TO RALLY.
ronen Too-It,t,c
Change In Other EXCHANGE R.tc..

Marks and Austrian kronen continued
10 rally IN yesterdays foreign exchang
market. Exchange on the othyr Eu-
Korean nations continued practically
u~hchanged Sterling exchange closed
unchanged at A75i for demand and
80 FOR cables. Francs were slightly
stronger. scliirg at 6.s4i. for check
ana '.s3'. for cables. The previous
close was 5.Sj and J.s4 respectively
Italian lir declined from 6.6li, TO So.
while rubles We're unchanged at 2gz..
Marks advanced 10 74ia for sigh,
drafts and IAN for cables. They closed
." saturday at '37s for drafts and "a
Tor cables. Austrian kronen closed a,
1850 against a previous close OF 1850
II two Russian agents who are com.
Ing TO this country will confer with ON.
Gals OF the Guaranty Trust Company re.
sardIng the 100000 600 loan which IA.
been under negotiation between Russian
agents and officers OF the trus, compan ,
FOR > me time.
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The New

Wabash Is mentioned quite strongly
among the low priced rails as u good
prospect. I; is said that two long
sighted Spectators OF the influential
SOFT have been predicting "a brilliant;
future for the stocks of the New Wa
bash" The Odd Lot Rerietc points
out that the New Wabash represents a
railroad that was reorgan!zcd when
times were bad. The present cap.tali-
zation was determined when earnings
We're less than half what they are now
Under the new capitalization the pros.
pect Is that the road will show a sur
plus at the end Of the year which
mas bc equivalent TO more than . per
cent. on the preferred A stock. SOM
people are advising an exchange from
Erie common INTO this stock on tn"
theory that dividends are TO be expected
sooner on Wabash than on Erie. whereas
the difference IN price is not remark
able.
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GOSSIP OF A R E
Central COn~~rtibIes.

The feature OF the bond marke, was
a sharp upward move In the New York
Central convertible Is. These bonds
sold at a new high of il7is. which
compares with n price below par at the
time they were brought on, last spring
he convertible privilege does not be-
gin TO be effective until May. 1917. but
the obvious reason for the advance is
the prospect mat In the meantime the
stock will be selling a good deal higher
than II !" now. F:om this point of view
the great strength Of the bonds may
be taken ~ a bull point OF the stock.
and vice versa. II Il does nothing else the
rise In the bonds keeps alive the story
that the stock will shorty be placed
ton "A s per cent. basis again.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw StrRdy-Lrss Pressure to Sell
Refined Unchanged.

The market for raw slga was steady. with
lees pressure to sell. Sales were reported Of
N. 900 bags OF Cubas for first half January
shipment AZ 3,Yr cost and freight, 32. nN bags
last half January shipment AT 3 =. i6c. and
n. 0Oo first half February shipment al a.. No
sales were reported OF Porto Rlcos. hut the
market was nominally unchanged and at the
close of the day quotations were based ON
4 3sc for Porto kicos and ~. for Cuhas cen.
trifugal @ test.
The market for refined SUGAR renamed
steady and unchanged with quotations on the
basi. of , Mo. for hne granulated
There was only a small volume of business
in the market for sugar futures. total sales
for the day amounting to only 1900 tons. and
in the absence Of aggressive operations price
changes we're confined to "a narrow RANGE
CLOSING nj ! point net lower TO 2 points higher.
Prices follow
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UNITED LIGHT AND POWER CoMrA>,

Default having been MADE IN th' pay
meut a. maturity on DE. "mh"r lF4t o.
al OF the Co.!u;erul Trust. sly Fer eht
Three Year Gold Notes Of said United Idsh'
and Power Company ,of New Jersey, 20.
Wit. o: S,6ls,Q00 prlnCips' amount ihereo''
then outstanding and issued under me 'pt-
laterl! Trust Agreement or sa!i 'nWpiiN
10 the undersigned, as Trustee. dated De
C.uuber !, 1911. and successive" defdu'ls
In the Interest due on said notes haF.hE
june !. 1918. and ending December !, lHl4.
the undersigned Trustee viii. pursuant to
the provisions of said Collateral trust
Agreement. on Wednesday. January l..
1915, at 3 o'clock In III" 1f'ernooN OF thai
DAY. NJ the Chambers street entrance ~
the County Court Huus. ~ The Count OF
New York. Borough Of Manhattan, GU!
~ New York at tho front door thereof
either personally or by attorney, sell at
pubic auction TO the highest ans best
bidder the collateral deposited and p.elscI
TO secure said notes, namely, >2o-S.OoO
principal amount ~ First and General
Mortgage SIX Per Cent. Gold Bonds OF
United Light and Power Company tof
California; issued under rs mortgage an /
deed OF true, dated October /, 1917, 10
Centr,l Trust Company Of New York and
maturing October |, 1913. and suhsequentiy
thereto alta. he'd. 3oo,ooo shares ~ the par
value Of SO each ~ the ,ommcr capital
stock Of saii United Light and Power Com
pany lof California; AMI 1000 shares OF
the par value 90 40 each Of the preferred
rapital stock Of said United Light and
Power COMPANY tof California;
Is Wal stree,
New York cry.
WHITE & CASE. Attorneys for Trustee.
II Wall street. New York city
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AUSTIN STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
HIrst Mortgage Five Per Cent. Bonds
Due 1895.

Tn. undersigned as Trustee under the
Austin street Halfway Company Mortgage"
dated January 5, ,gll, and E~upp.cweula
mortgage dated april /, 1871. hcIrhy In
yttrs OF ore % tn" above bonds 10 the sinh
ing Fund 10 exhaust he sum ~ sixteen
Thousand Five Hundred twenty six aud
81 100 Dollars CslG,5-G So a. a price not
to exceed lO2t aud accrued Ht"rest Sealed
oners endorsed "un'riuG to IA" Austin
street Ran"al !oinphnn Sln!lnS FUND
signed, No. 81 wall street. New York city.
At Il O'Clock noon on Moudiy January
gIth. 1916 The right Il reserved To- reject
any and all ofersN
Dated New YORK.. y. V. JH'uary J,h. 1915.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK Trustee
Nv LYMAN RHOADFS. Vice President
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ChIcag c,Bur|ington&Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver NtenSion -Four Per Cent. Bonds,
Due February I. 1922

SEALED PROPOSALS addressed to the
Undersigned At Ifs once. i3j pevoushire
Aifeei Hos'ou, Mass and endorsed ,ou on,
s'4' 'i 'hNe "pr' Proposals &" sell g.. u
q = Il IL Go b"uN.r ENteusis 40
b"r.s WILL RE RECEIVED Until.
Nb'\ az SATURDAY. JANrNRi l.. lPin
ifnt.," To- AB>DkB THE Sun OF OSE
~ Nbtl.I, rIrIh-NlNE THOUSAND
ANu,, WI l'blL.ARS AND NINETY.
!l''nI tl.NI El"",Oo5 So OR ANY
FART THEREOF In Accordance with the
INCREMENT ia'"i December / 1851.
Propose vi, be opened ana succssrfu,
bids q. Jared January -. 1916. ASD IN.
tEHtST. On. ACCEPTED BONDS WILL
CEASE JANUARY Il. lalG 1900
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GENERAL EXPLORATIONS Compass,

me ANN Al. MEETING ~ stu, kho'i.
'r~ o' tho ,'"u"r'. Exploration mp,r,
Beaver street sew YORK. y Y. Thnr.J,,
january ~, 1915. at - noon. for a.. ri,
pose 81 elcl ting directors Tor ensuing v,,r
aud tWp inspectors OF election. and fo,
Transaction ~ such other business A.. ma ,
property come before the mcc'lNg ~
" /. IDEAS. -, rrrsry
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Dividends AM INTEREST.
The BaItimore& Ohio Railroad Co.

OFFICE or TdE SECRETARY
Baltimore. MI, bee. -. iHlG
The Board Of Directors this ddS declared
from the net earnings ~ the Company fr
the six months ending p",emhri ~. lgl,
a dividend az Two ca Per Cent. on the
Preferred stock Of the CpmpNnt, payabl,
March |, 1916, to the toukhu.irrs OF rec
ord at the COS" Of business ~ january "a,
1915,
The Board also declared from tho surp'u,
earnings Of tho Company IA iiNid@1d II Two
and one half ,2ia, Per cent, on he Com
mon stock Of the 'umptuA, pgyahue Mar. h
! lple TO- a." sl"Skh%,L"r. OF record al the
The transfer books vii not close
e. W W~ODIFORD, Secretary
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and unchanged: middlinE /? zoe. Southern
rot markets IS officially reported were un.
chsnsed Norfolk. 10 points advance. New
Orleans. :. &c /. Galveston. l2.5nr. Savannah.
&c Mernhis. 1885 Augusta. i?.csc
Hou-'on. l?'n~.
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The annual meeting ~ The stockhold,r.
of the lrhigh valley Railroad rnmnsny
will hc held ON Tuesday. the f,,h day az
J,nuary. lava. a. II. 90 p'cln"k VI a,
the Company's once, 80 - south rhirI
street, Philadelphia "a.
n, q BAIRD. Secretary,
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TIE CINCINNATI, HAMILTON DAYTON
RAILWAY COMPANY
General Mortgage Gold Bonds

Substantially sl47ooOO Of General Mortgage Gold Bonds
out of a total outstanding Of ~Sl7.529OOO have been deposited
under the Agreement of February |, 1915, as amended.
The sale OF the deposited General Mortgage Gold Bonds
having been contaminated, holders of certificates Of deposit Is
sued under said Agreement arr hereby notified that on and
after January IL. 1916, upon surrender to Guaranty Trust Com
pany Of New York, Depository, at its Office, 40 Broadway, New
York City. or at its Office, 50 Lombard Street. L. C., London,
England, of their certificates OF deposit in bearer form, they will
be entitled to receive the purchase price of the General Mortgage
Gold Bonds represented by their certificates Of deposit so sur
rendered. The amount so payable in respec. Of each $1,000 Cen
eal Mortgage Gold Bond is the sum Of $70086, winlh amount
includes interest on the purchase price at the rate Of four per
cent. per annum from January l.. 1916, to January Il, 1916. The
compensation and expenses Of the Committee have been paid
pursuant to the agreement for the sale of the deposited General
Mortgage Gold Bonds so no charge is made therefor against
holders OF certificates OF deposit.
Holders OF undeposited General Mortgage Gold Bonds who
desire to sell the same to the Reorganization Managers may dur
ing the month of January, 1916, surrender their bonds with the
coupon of January |. 1915. and all subse auent coupons attached
(other than the Bankers Trust coupon so caled) to Guaranty
Trust Company of New York, at its Office. l4O Broadway, New
York City, or at its office. 50 Lombard Street, +. C.. London.
England. and shall be entitled to receive at the time Of such sur
render S700S6 for each such General Mortgage Gold Bond of
the principal amount of $1,000.
Dated, New York, January 10. 1916.
CHARLES n. sABIN. chsr~sn.
HARRY BRoKNHR.
SAMUEL L. FULLER
Arthur Il dATCHtE. -arsr J. y. MecLHNENr,
40 Broadway. New York City GORDON ABBOTT.
JOLINE, LARKIN 4 RATHBONE, p {. sMIrHERS.
Counsel Commute.
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The II A VI. bids to Liverpool were Jan.
nary, l. &c March. Issc.: May. l25sc (;
July. = sc October. - &c. The market
there is due TO open to-day I 10 "a. points
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, receipts and stocks

Exports Yesterday were 1870 bales, To,
~, far lhls season. ., H7,0s+ bales. To,
.AS season, .,e4s $40 bales.
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THE REGULAR ANIMAL MEL.rlNG Of
the stockholders Of the T. u Stcarus
Company Of Sew Y w VII h" held Al tho
ONCE OF the corporation, corner Broadway
ana I5'h street. k"N I"rk CIV. nu raes
day, January l>'N, a. a. NJ tor IN, pu'
pOse ~ '.e'uup = HudTl Of DIRECTORS to
serve for ~" ensuing year aud fur the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
I, II. JACOBS. Secretary.
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orleans market cio.ed steady

The Liverpool market openei steady. There
was q good demand In spot cotton. with
in!dl!ins II points advance az s2ed. Sales.
500 bales: raceirts. li.ooo bales: American
~ bAes Closed barely steady.
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New York CIV
WHITE & CASE. Attorneys for Trustee
IL Wall street New York CITY
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Total .......- e2Si .5h3 2A1 20
state Of New York. County Of New York, 50
I. ALFRED g ASDREWS, Cashier ~
the above named bank. do solcmnly swear
that the above statement i true to the best
OF my knowledge and belief
ALFRED c ANDREWS, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day of January. 1910.
GEORGE L. sCHOEpPs.
Notary Puhllc
Correct-Attcst
FRANCIS l.. HINE.
GtN T.. TRlpP, Directors
A Il. HEPBURN,
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30

gratiated himself into the friendship
and elevated himself in the esteem of
many of our fellow citizens this week
bv presenting L. P. Evans with a keg
of liouor fit for Jove's mint julieps.
Its vintage dates back to the time
when Andy Jackson was moonshin-
ing the blue grass state; in the
good old days when liquor was
made that surpassed December snow
banks for purity. This burbon was
from the same vat that Col. Breckin-
ridge mistook for the fountain of
youth causing him to forego political
life. AS it lays in the glass with
it's rainbow like bubbles it looks like
LIQUID amber kissed by morning SUM-
beams; as it gladdens the heart one
can we'll understand Gideon Bats,
in the Arkansas Planter asking for
another drop, when he says, John.
another peep at the blue dome
above"
Scotty Mcleod is dead. Friends
,enderly lai him away in the me
terry on the hill Sunday afternoon
and as the clods fell on the coffin
with a hollow sound midst a silence,
the presence of the grim monster can
only invoke, eyes unused to tears op-
ened their fountains and watered the
grave Scotty died on the bleak
prairie while the artillery of heaven
roared forth it's thunder and the wat
ers bathed the face of the earth.
There was no one to make the end
peaceful for him. Alone with his
,od he made his accounting and his
spirit released from his broken earth
ly tenement winged it's way to the
mercy seat. No ministering hands;
no word of comfort; no tender SYM
oathy soothed his last moments, yet
who can say there was not in the
storm voice that whispered to him
whose words were more tender, whose
smile more satisfying than earthly
mortals know that gave him peace
and made him gladly relinquish a
life not unused to pain not strang-
er to misery. Scotty went to Hins-
dale with Pat Connerton Wednesday,
a week ago. They left town togeth-
II and Scotty who complained of
feeling ill was thrown from his horse
who got away. Connerton put him
on his own horse and went with him
toward camp for short distance when
Scotty asked to be permitted to walk
in. A frightful storm was then rag
ing and Connerton unable to in
duce Scotty to ride any longer ac-
Guiesced il his request to be permit
ted to walk and Connerton rode on
into IT,: raa.h Scotty did not come
home and it was supposed that he re-
traced his steps and went into Hins-
dale Two days later it was learned
that he was not in town and search
ing party was organized who found
him dead on the prairie one half mile
from where Connerton left him. The
coroner was notified and inquest held
on the body. 1t was concluded that
ne came to his death from natural
auses. He was buried in the ceme-
terry Sunday afternoon.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30
For County Clerk and Recorder
To the Qualified Electors of Vale

County Montana:
l hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination for the office of
County Clerk and Recorder, subject
to the will of the Republican electors
of Valley County.
If nominated and elected will con-
tinue the same prompt, efficient, con-
scientious and courteous administra-
ton of the business of the Office that
it has been my earnest endeavor to
maintain in the past, and that from
the experience gained l can promise
increased efficiency to those who are
most interested, the taxpayrs.
w. B. SHOEM AkER.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30
For County Clerk and Recorder

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
County Clerk and Recorder of Valley
County, subject to the will of the Re-
publican voters at the primary cleo
tion.
If nominated and elected will dur
ing my term of Office administer the
duties of the Office promptly, econ
omically and courteously.
7tf J. w. BARR.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30
For County Superintendent

For County superintendent
l hereby announce myself as cam
didate for the Office of Superintendent
of Schools of Valley County, on the
Democratic ticket, at the August pri-
maries. I shall appreciate the sup
port of the voters of Valley County.
GRACE NJ. REMORE,
9t2 Vandalia, Mont.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS

For County Superintendent of Schools
l hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination of County Super
intendent of Schools on the Republ-
can ticket at the August primaries.
Your assistance and support will be
appreciated.
NELLIE JOHONNOTT,
Deputy County Super
Stf intendent of Schools.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30
CONGREGATIONAL Church

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching service at II. a. m.
Services every Sunday and every
.ody is invited to worship with US.
A. U. Baer, Pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30

The Courier can supply you with
Office supplies Of all kinds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-06-08
WASHINGTON

The high tide Of the couutry's pros
perity has been reached according to
d summary Of reports on business con
ditions from the Federal Reserve
agents OF the y regional districts,
made public by the Federal Reserve
Board.
Louis D. Brandeis was confirmed
as an associate Justice OF the Su-
preme Court. The vote was AZ to
%.
President Wilson will march in
Washington's preparedness parade on
June IA.
The Republican members of the
House, with the aid of more than a
score of Democrats, followed up their
submarine victory by increasing the
appropriation in the naval bill for aero
nautics from 100000 to $3,500,000.
The efforts to prevent the adoption
Of the amendment to provide for the
construction of a government armor
plate factory at a cost OF $11,00O000
failed