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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-26
Protect School Children

Measles, scarlet fever and whoop.
ing cough are prevalent among school
children in many cities. A common
cold never should be neglected as it
v eakens the system so that it is not
in condition to throw off more serious
diseases. Foley's Honey and Tar is
pleasant to take, acts quickly, con
Lains no opiates.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-26
First Rule of Good Health

All schools Of medicine agree that 1t
is necessary to keep the bowels open
and regular IL one wishes to enjoy
good health. Indigestion poisons the
system and invites disease. Foley Ca.
thartic Tablets cleanse the bowels
without gripping or nausea, Danish
bloating, sweeten the stomach and in
the liver. Sold everywhere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-26

Lemons, lime Juice, elders, grape
: ice, coca cola ON ice. Devoe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-26

Call for coupons at Faber's two
steam bakeries.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-26

Good things to eat. Devoe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

Discovery, and by following II up faith.
fully 10 the extent OF four bottles he
was cured.
Last winter when had n cough !
took the Discovery and II relieved
and cured me In short time. In fact,
all our family use il whenever we have
bard colds or coughs. y Mrs X. u. RosK,
ale Chickasha ST., Oklahoma, Okla.
There il not a drop Of alcohol or
any narcotic in DR.. Piere's Golden
Medical Discovery, bu, in this safe
vegetable remedy then Is mighty
Alternative power which by replacing
the blood impurities with pure, rich
blood, not only ends Catharrhal con.
ditons wherever located, but vi,alizes
the kidneys, stomach, liver, bowels
and ovey organ oi the body. People
who suffer humiliation and mental
misery because Of pimplcs, Skin Rash,
Blotches. Eruptlons, Boils, Carbuncles,
are especially benefited. Nu'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
No Orphan Tractors in the Case FAMILY

II you travel around your state and the neighboring
ones, you will find many farmers who are handicapped
by lack OF nearby tractor They will surely buy
their next tractor from wel-organized concern like
the Case Company, which has had "a years experience
in the agricultural field You will also find farmers
owning Case tractors who do not worry. AS you talk
and compare, your business judgment will make you
think OF price and performance but also of reputation
and experience behind the tractor. Price isn't all nor
quality. Yet Case leads in these two features lust as
1t leads in service Most farmers appreciate the work
done by us in their interest since started in 1912
But sentiment alone is not making men choose Case
tractors They are coming to Case because of the
combination of good ponts-low price, performance
reliability and service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
REGISTRARS MUST.
WAIT FOR PAY.
Contingent Fund in Many
Counties Is Ex-
hauSted.

ln several counties of tho state pte.
'.n'' 'ud count, registrars viii have to
0'' until n'icr the beginning " tho next
l.''' year 10 receive pay for their scry.
N'a according io r. letter ThufBday from
'o' ll J.. Williams 90 the attorney
general
tn" law provides TINT registrars shall
h' paid inr their services ont NJ con.
'ngcnl funds ln q number of counties.
ihr governor cave he 10 advised that con
nnFcnl funds FOR the present nscnl year
are exhausted and No funis arc avail.
able for paying registrars
Tho attorney general advises that
where this condition exists the claim.
" the rgtifnra should h. held un,ll
after thr beginning of the nr,t fiscal
year and paid from the contingent fund
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
INTEREST FUND
IS UNNECESSARY
Attorney General Rules in
Home Ownership Bond
Case.

creation H' maintenance fund ',r
u' - ownership 'oni ..sne. .on,,m
r's'sNf nm as, cf tho r,su.,, session
H ihe nHh lfslsa,urc. 10 unnecessary
until ihr Hrrls ats i..usi. according 10
~ r'I.nf NJ 'hr hi'orrc, general THURSDAY
in letter 'r usurrc \ Smith. sccrc,ary
d" ''r state srNrul land department
~ is siaW,'-'', ssateiaf, smith is MI,
letter ~ ih- attorney general that the
hunNs ma, never he issuei
Tho home ownership law. hefalird NJ,
ihr time H' lis enactment no me " ihe
rr'a''s' p.rres ~ constructive LEGISLATION
n ''' Hs'Hr, ri iNr state is nov I'd
mif'rd iH H .unr'.i, failure ~ has
h."n n operation mn'r than ,rar. asi
Hn'i 1nH.i to"'' hss been loaned under
iiH tfuiitiHrr
Th" hv rfn, Iirs that Inars stan rim
frr rrfini 4" ivrni, -ihrree vrar- and
this feature has made n unatiisctl,c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Physicians
Eczema Remedy

nr Holmes, the we'll tnc.n shin special.
II am convinced that the N n N IRE.
sctlntion IL a. much q specific for Er,s,ns
as Yqlnlne Tor malaria. I have been prr.
sctlhlnE IN. " u II. remedy for yesf,"
Iht soothing combination OF oil Of
Wlht,tstren, 1htmol, and other healing
insrrdlent. called II ~ n, frsseripticn
NOV mrotit" remedy Of skin special.
the rot's, rites instant relief from ,hs
most Distressing Itch. It, soothing oils
quickly heal tho innamed Tissues.
Druggists are glad ~ recommend ,hls
suothing, roolng liquid 2sc. hOc and 81 20
ONE 10 qs and We will tell YOU more ahou,
unless the nfst bottle relieve. ton IL n n
Boar tssps tout skin healthy A.t about n,
wEsrtAil DhJu 90. scs ". MAiN-Ap,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

his native Italy there 10 offer his serv-
iroS ~ n soldier IN tho Italian army.
'arlso was In excellent spirits and ,,la
tha, whether he t,,umcd here tho com.
Ing autumn a. not depended on the stats
~ m" war
- am nov In the INST catcgor, and
am going 10 Offer myself and my son tn
the government. snid Mt Cansu III
tho government saws yes. will he .
soldier"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
The Coming of the Case

AS more and more and use the Case they thew
become dissatisfied with lesser quality. 1t is the old
story OF our long experience Surprising experimental engineer
ing Our chief engineer in the gas department SAYS
10 design successful tractor has to know from actual
experience and experiment. the work in the field that the
machine is to be called upon do Yet many disregard this
primary principle of everyday service Access should be pos
sbe to every part OF the motor without having dsmante
BY naccessby you lose time, lose profits and become dis
satisfied would advise the prospective purchaser to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Tabloid News &S'
for Busy FolkNH

mmsrUuOL INSPECTED That a
iuriuf hghsshupI pui adopti1u ~ n
.'m' Car, s,s',m NJ recitation will bc
imperative next yrpr iu order to riicu-
conclusion " " 4 schmidt h1d of,
'N. department NJ ,.iu.,ii,u bon th. s,,t.
university Ht NnrmYu who V.ir,.t,,
irsr'r',i 'h, building 4f seventh and
Nuhr.uu u Iomu1n, with thirty. five
student. 600 uf whom u|H D.. i.t.rrrs
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THIEF ATTACKS VICTIM A.. Mia
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r.u uf thr i..si ral.,s engaged .n
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'r'f 'N.nr"'lN 'nf i"Hf ''''f 10.
N N H 'N UH We v'" Indicted
m i.. '.i'N unui Wr' fH s''iius
N..N. postcards 'N N''iHuf 'n'W.'
i NHs sentenced h Judge 'uhn
lu.U.N 'n'f Wnrrmrw Wrirusi1'
ls.a WH1 IHUA llHaird Nh.u iiH,'
Eu 'i,nn ilu,,h'us md Frank ~
'nr' h.so were f'uisur'i un various
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
CARUS0 TO OFFER HIS
SERVICES 10 COUNTRY

NEW YORK. MAY n Enrico Car,so
lef, New York on board the steamship
Espagne Of the rrodch line. tn return 70
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

family edy in
our family for Year,
My father had q
severe cough follow
ing pneumonia. lie
was advised 70 usc
Golden Medical
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

for that year This ran he done. ne eays
inasmuch as the services of registrars
are continuous
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

choose tractor with an accessible motor" II
you have attended the tractor demonstrations you
appreciate the importance Of what he says
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

Howard Sutherland. republican ron
large from West NirGnin
probably Will be- nominated fur spun
tor by the republicans of that state IA
oppose senator Chilton. who viii hc re-
nominated hy the democrats SulhDr
land isH lawyer and f. ~ year NJ age
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Where Case Triumphs

The 1920 will replace more than five horses
and handle three plows with ease, under ordinary
conditions II is adapted TO all kinds of farm work
Besides field work. it drives an l8-inch Case sep
arator, operates silo filler, haus, etc. Then re-
member, above all things, that the motor Is
special Case design, made entirely by Case for
tractor work, not assembled. You know our ex-
perence and success with other machinery. Our
tractor is designed to be equally famous. All
parts of the motor are easily accessible, so no
dismantling is necessary for any adjustment,
When for instance, you have 10 take up main bear
ngs or crank-pin bearings, yon do not hare 10 ,e-
moue the magnetic or the tdmShaH oy tie oil pump.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Vital Statistics


'r aaI No. N'm White as' We"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

NOTE IL h.dm
ylR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

.riNkN uWOWN NgNtN captain
nuuhau niles, complaint iuis, ,NRfr
ing ~ q iilrttN ufrNr With conduct
IVA risrr whore Intoxicating Nuunfs
we're tolN THROWN lives of fH1is West
yhr,iap sri has iyan irfru 'Nr mruIr'
rai iilunsi un navy ur,afiuns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

WOMAN NIrgrs NEGLECT .tss
brus Nr,arlar Ni.i stNi ir itr iisiti.i
..u-1 i,la, aranai iHhF Nie,arNar
tH divorce Hrfr.rr r.ri..i rf Huit
90. Nrsarh,Is Nrrs m1ffisi si trr.s
YIit H inH The tswru f.ks ttH re-
u,euih ai.ni r, sri r,isi.si, Hf f,H .HI.
lfsr Nsra u ,fafs eH ANIL ishr y
% in trafr uN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Marriage Licenses

Frank Thorrean % Hazel J.
John II Williams So Mary =
Lester r. Roli. 81 rosamora Han
EdvarI charron. 20 Goldie v,lsaJ
Andrew ci,slay %, Joanna soap
wairo Hskola. q Elsie Netmf -
Anthony -'rti"wski &c Amelia
Edward = Ryap. as Grace K.no
s,anl,laus Kowslsh. "a reotla
Pickiewirz. T.
William Caruthsra 70 notrolt.
MHr} NJ Mil'er. 30 Edmoro
AleNnnder Nomanuk. 30 Stsfania
Druckowhka 80
PerclyeI + PETERSON, 2s Florence
q Jackson. %
Herman Fidlcr. e. Anne Dourir i-
John bird. ~ Ann Arbor Beatrice
l. BakcmHn. 81. petrnit
Arthur Y. .Wad'rlaw. &c, Margaret
~ TyEaTrZN X. -
R~fnhoid Mattoum. - ouvla Rrcd-
Lso. " Kpapr. % Ann, rovie os
tnc"rtr -t1''urs - AnioIa N'Fn'-
owska 20
t.pdvib GpJa Detroit Marvt
StHrpu ~ Uamtrawrk
Reno hamilton. 60 H"rnirc P"arl.
norman Flock g. Detroit Flor
enc i Rowan. a. Ann 'rhpr
oii.srr croml'y. 60 Ethel = Dur-
VIA, Neer~ 81; Kaho,lro
Tcotl l<orzln'ti ~ Jorephine
Chsries wotkunas %. Antona
Wsitst : w'hisler u. Peru. Ind
Gertrude Schnnsvfolt. -. Detroit
Teoru .dwicki %. Hamtranck
fulia Eraiska. -. Detroit
'harle. r. Harrls"n. -. Matilda
May Cadotka. 2s Lucy Trowe. &c
Walter Koch. g. Portland ore
Go-rldiro HlakesIae %. Detroit
=, Marion Williams. - Toledo. Anna
i!errl = Siaub g. Lem q schu.
Wpiier toewe, 81 Rose Pa,,enode.
VI pr"rsteiu % nora Rudack.
John sheran. Is Elizabeth nisFar.
John 4 Nat. 2' Sall. p Hunt. ~.
George T Reauvs's q. Detroi,
Anna Gagucr HU. RAY city
trthur u. Williams. 20 Daiscy T.
Williar HiIer - Eia-ie phuipr. 10
iewis J Wilber. ~. Windsor. Psnfl
Trevir. 80 Detroit,
George nesch,eli. 2s Springfield.
-. Lltha WOnu. - Same
Frank J. Nooran. ~. CRdez. -. Adn
~ Chuck, %. Philadelphia
Michael Ewarzkpslsl - Rosie Jan
cz"Rzyn. -
Louis " Jennings -. Akron.
Ruth VI Frank. 20. same
John Krezanich. ~ Anna Novoser.
George " Wrnv -. Detroit. Zetta
pitt. a.. Indianapolis
ps.cr Hubbard ~ Elizabeth Klcb-
ba. 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Many sites Suggested.

Several sites have eeen suggested
for the proposed municipal hall.
hospital library and Other strlc-
lures. which the village OF Highland
Park intends erecting II is known
that site in the outlyinc districts,
near The present limits OF the vii
lage has been one OF these consid
cred FOR a hospital II cite more
CENTRAL, located is chosen. IL Is
likely that the Municipal hall. the
Library. and pcs qhly an art struc-
turc would PROBABLY BE- built In a
group A. suggested hv the park
commits sion The proposed new po-
lice station. Whel constructed. may
occupy y site on Gcral Lave, oppo-
site the present municipal building.
and lhc building now used will
ultimately De- given over 20 The FIRE
department az a central station
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
WHEAT RALLIES
ON CROP REPORT
Realizing by Longs Fails 10
Stem the Upward
Trend

CHICAGO. Aug. 9-Wheat rallied
Tuesday after easy opening on real.
iziug BY longs and weak cables Fur
Their depressing reports OF heavy
shortages IN the northwest crops
were responsible for the upturn.
September Was up sc a. sl3s IS,
December unchanged, az slSS May
up / &c. a. sl.40 81
Corn steadied on the strength IN
wheat after opening lower Septem
Der vas up l2c. a. - lee Deccm.
her up l.Sc. AZ 70l->c MAY vas
up 5Sc. az - Sc
Gains IN the other grams
strengthened cat, after a lower
opening September VAS ~ tic,
ar % Sc. December UP lie. al
4s &c May up l-Sc. AZ - 3SC
Provisions rallied 90 higher prices
or strong advances IN hogs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Local
HIGHLAND PARK

Mr. aud Mrs ROUGH. formerly ~
No. l07 kanadA-rd., are now residing
Gt Np. ilt sunny side ave
Mr.. aud Mrs Frank Roach and son
Frank, ~ Pine lake, spent Monday
with friends u the park
Mrs. Charles Trickey and son Ray.
". 80 Ehirud-ANp.. are amending
severa' weeks at Cherry Reach with
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ashley re-
turpcd Monday evening TO their home
VA Toledo after having been enter
tanned 10y Ahss Ruth Case, ~ No .Is
Mr and MIS- Lanambro,. former
residents 90 ~. lbs Cdndl.r-nve.. are
nov taking up their new home At No
- Gtrald-avr.
ing W. their new home NJ No eO2
Burua AIstH-ayr. west
William RoEcrs0u. Jr, OF No 2l6
high ltnd-aN. left Monday 90 spend
SrNrrAl dtNs with hiF grnndmothsr
Mr. = q ,loutisr. 80 lockwood
Miss Eleanor Wendell has returned
iu her homo Ut No So Glendale. ave
after having hc"n entertained ~
Miss Kathleen Tuite OF New YORK
lily 'ur tH' past TWO weeks
The taiuU Ola outing club was en-
t"fiain't TUESDAY hy Mrs L.. J Kin
nor. 80. 2.S Curtlari-avv IN her
summer HON" IN Fair Haven
Mr. and Mrs Si'llnEton moved on
MuudSA from NJ -Fl last Ferry ave
10 No 2sS TuNedo-ave.
Mrs lIttic. ~ No 81 Highland
81 Flint. lctt Monday 10 spend sew
erai days At Lake ORION.
NJ aud Ma E Burger have moved
10 40. sos Cortland ave
Miss Mahlr Reed, - \o 1855 Buena
Nista-uNe west. is home after hnv-
friends
Mr. and Mr. II Laprisa moved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Aux S--Close The de-
cline IN heat continue az t.a ule0-
INK Tuesday and Initial Dr.,rs We're
az a drop - t-,u B-sr- sre ys .ui0s
yirlt.uC without show - nppos.-
tion The latter age as .pu0F nj
a. ever trHt 'H- genera situation the
world over favor, materially zig 1-r
crops sn an parts ~ te World anl
the known wants ~ Europe. which
ppe0r certain 20 use HV the snrp.N =
or m, exporting countries EurHp@
has continued an active buyer % both
y heat and rour an through %" adj
vtUr" and 'ttl" reason can tr seen
Tor the decline a-t1. frur. '7r t"~.r"
- holders geo secure prcats
Trading Was na' q. t.' p. ih" us al
condition Just previous t1 the rut-
liestlcp ~ government report IN =
report H. expected 20 - bear sn ou
It's face because wJgh damage has
been suffered since the facts 9 p has
ed on were collected - vI". rot con-
tain complete sNus 'rr q the pres
ent cpRsti8r e the gT.T The throat
OF A transportation strike - one ~
tire most hearts, f"BtUr"- IN the pres
ent outlook canada vigorously de-
MES rIs' damage and American irAv-
cling assrvar- are quite az vigorous
in saying the m Jury IL Important and
progressing General belief L. that
harm fRs been done across me lirr.
y
same AZ or the American sii"
Wheat Has Weak early and lost 20
all rt which vas recovered later and
the clos" vas the sam" az Mondays
Oats lost lar ctovrrssei advanced
20 ard t|~-nthr declined Too
Exports - wheat and four Tu"s-
aar ,es.501 rt.
F-.aars whsa. Fuotat ions--t' y
No ? red as september opened
So lower al s. $50. declined 20 81 %
ana advanced 20 $40
pecembe- opened at ga. declined
e. s. 11iz and advanced 20 Sltt'z
No I "tits, t7t
Tuesds2.. .oar." grain quotation s. =.
s7l.c. No . yellow ssh aSs7c
Oats-stsndard. sc No : white.
&c. oid Ssptsmrer '3i7c. 10
W1ite. 3iTl2c
Bsars-lmmediste and prompt ship
mAut. $3.50 October So
Seeds- Prime red clover. 80 ~ nc
aisik". $50 prime. timothy. s.
T.ece pts ~ wheat Tgasdav-- pulH 'h
10 ~srs. sEain-f - p year ago. Min
n"apoNs. e94 cars AGAINST ljl. w n
nip~E. SSs ravs, aga4n-t 81 Chicago.
sls car against as vul'hwest. 5ie.-
900 bu. against -s1'Hn hu year
Primary wheat rsce prs were 2.o2-,-
Doc bg., against i.92s,o'o hu year
ago.
Flour receipts Tue.dav were 900
hbis and shipments the s1rTN
Wreef receipts were cars stock d
are Isr 600 tu AEl nst - 600 hu n
year ago.
81 oats and shipment Z. 900 uu ~
corn. stocks are -. 0no pa ~ corn,
- 900 bu % oats and J." 700 bu %
rye
Prices year ago IN The petroi,
market were sii4 for 40 red
wheat sc FOR 40 corn and SOC
for standard oats.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Crop Report Indicates
Mediocre Yield
Of Wheat
654.0 100000 BU.
is L. S. ESTIMATE
Yield of 1915 Was
,0l2, 900, 900
Bushels

WASHINGTON, Aug. s--A "medi.
OGRE" crop Of about 654 ,0O0, 600 bush.
els OF wheat Was forecast Tuesday
by department OF agriculture. The
crop in prospec, declined los 900 600
bushels from July l 10 Aug /. II
vas stated
Estimates OF crop productions
this year were made today by the
department OF agriculture as to-
lows
Winter wheat. $4,000. 0uo bushels
against t55.aoo 900 last year. spring
wheat. lSs.oU1eQo bushels. against
s57 900 600 bushels last year. all
wheat. f54 yo0 600 bushels. against
I.0l2. 600 GOO bushels last year, corn,
49, 900 900 bushels. against 3.055.-
o00 0o1 bushels last year. oats
l.574lao0. 600 bushels. against 1870.
900 GOO bushels last year barley
1875 900, 900 bushels, against 237 600,
600 last year. rye, 1890 goo bush
els. agains, % 200 900 last year
ouckvheat. 100000 bushels
against I5l00 600 last year. white
potatoes, $1,000. 600 bushels. against
$50, 600 200 last year, sweet pota-
toes. u 600 900 bushels. against ~
goo 600 last year tobacco. l.l97.-
600 600 pounds. against .06l 900 200
lasI year. fax. ll.1O0 goo bushels
against 1880 900 last year, rice.
$4,000 900 bushels. against Is .sO0. 900
last year. hay. tame. $4,000 900
tons. agains' $500 600 last year
cotton. y 600 600 bales. against H.
I zoo 600 bales last year sugar oeets.
/ $50 900 tons. against $500 900 tons
last year, apples. u 500 900 barrels,
! against 1900 600 last year. peaches.
| 10000, 600 bushels. against $500, 900
/ last year
! Crop conditions Aug we're
Spring wheat s34 corn. 7l3;
oats. Sis. barley. 80. buckwheat.
SIS white potatoes sos sweet
! potatoes, $50. tobacco. s44 raK.
81 rye. zee hay. tame, s5.5, cot
ton July 25J. 72.3; sugar oes's.
$50
Estimated yield per acre % crops
Winter wheat. 1873 bushels. spring
wheat. IL bushels. all wheat. l2s
bushels. corn, 25s bushels oats.
2I4 bushels, barley. Isl bushels
rye i52 bushels buckVheat. 20s
bushels. white potatoes. 100 2 bush
eis sweet potatoes. 9s5 bushels
tobacco. s55s pounds fax. 81
bushels -hay. tame. 81 tons cot.
ton. 1874 pounds sugar beets. To-
tons
The price. Aug I, in cents per
bUshel unless otherwise indicated .
All wheat. io7i. corn, 7s4, oats.
col. barley. 75.3: rye s3.4 buck.
7aeat. 50. white potatoes. S54;
sweet potatoes. S7.l fax ISL hay.
tame. 1855 a ton cotton. 1875 A
round apples 260 barrel July
49, peaches. 1897 barrel July
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Sugar Market
sugars

sugars - Detroit wholesaie r~ices.
Crystal dotrinuvs. glib. tit.t5 crvs-
tai domlnoez. 5-Ib.. siI45 eagle tab
lets. sfgl5 cur loaf &g3V .3beH.
s. So NNXN powdered. - 20. stand
ara powdered. ts35 FranuIats6. extra
cUsrse SIS grEnulated nne IA bulk.
Sranuiatcd, Z5-lb. cott0ns tse5 C-ys-
tai doufu0e-. grauulatsd. lib ; "a ~.
and i-lt. cartons. ~ canes s. p.
crystal doui.noes, granulated. ha!f
cases. s. l5 diamond ,. 2s95 con
ronfe~' .uers a. $50 40 e. s. %.
No p - 90 ~ g. SIS 80. e. O. g..
80 8 -. So D. so So 20 = s.
$50 if 90 se 81 q. t-f5 80 1875 So.
So 1-. Fl. $50 - 3 so nsn-caklng
~ sfui. t- beet yrar8I8rtd s. -
per rvt household powdered lib.
carton. a %. reFe. $50 IS g. case.
- go peg case
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council Aacees on PAVING.

Afirf dl.Cusslon lasting Tor
more itar an holraud- a.halt. Mon
day night the Highland Park Co.u.
cA finally decided 20 pave Midland
and LaIelle.Hves with dsphalfic
concrete. as recommended COS Covu
tlmcn Fred Caldwell ana tc pave
Seconu. Cortland and Louisay's-
with shee' asphalt, Tha matter ot
paving these stree h3 trtu hang
Ing IRE for necslr % month Work
on the sttr"t~ will U, begun AZ once.