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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16
GUY JoHN5ToN.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

To the voters OF Malheur. County.
hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office OF county assessor, sub
eet to the will OF the republican vot-
ers of the county at the primary cleo
ton.
F., b. ZUTZ.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16
FOR COUNTY CLERK

hereby announce myself can
dldate for the nomination for County
Clerk OF Malheur County. oregon.
subject to the will OF the Republican
electors at the coming primaries.
V. B. Staples.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16
NOTICE.

hereby announce myself ns can
didate for nomination 10 the Office OF
Assessor on the Republican ticket,
subject to the choice OF the voters
at the primaries,
1871 A. A ROBERTS.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as q can
didato for the nomination for the
Office OF Treasurer OF Malhour Coun-
~, subject TO the will OF the DEM
ocratic voters at the coming prImar-
les.
ROSS A. sOWARD.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16

hereby announce that I will be n
candidate for Assessor OF Malheur
County, subject TO the will OF the
democratic voters at the primary
election. II nominated and elect
ed | pledge my very best efforts to-
wards securing an equitable asseas-
ment.
II. W. MULKEY.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

l hereby announce that will be
a candidate for the office of joint rep
resentative for Malheur and Harney
Counties, subject to the will OF the
republican electors at the coming
primaries.
p. ]. PHILLIPS.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16
FOR COUNTY TREAsURER.

To the voters OF Malheur County,
| hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the nomination of County
Treasurer subject to the will of the
Republican voters at the primary
election.
IL. II. WILLIAMS.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

/ hereby announce myself candi-
date for the nomination for the office
of County Tr asurer OF Malheur
County, Oregon, subject to the win of
the Republican electors at the coming
primaries.
~ ~ nF.tt
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16
JUNTURA IMPROVES
IN MANY Ways
cFrom the Juntura Times)

Contract for Groom bungalow
on the T. l.. woodard ranch has
been awarded to Draper & Sons. con-
tractors from Ontario. The work
will be pushed rapidly and completed
as soon as possible.
This week the Times is enlarged
to a six page paper and will continue
in this form as long as patronage
iustides. This is the FIRST time the
paper has enlarged since its incep-
tion two and half years ago.
The electricians are expected
here to complete the installing Of
the lighting plant at the Dargel hotel
this week. This work has been some
what delayed to some extent by the
cold weather and Mrs. Dargel Is anx-
ious to have the work finished as
soon as possible.
II Is rumored that two more bust
ness firms are about to be added TO
the towns enterprises The Rusts
are contemplating a shoe store and
Mrs Mart Hart is said to have ar
ranged for confectionery store.
These are hopeful indications for
the more places of business there are
the more people will come to town.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16
PAID POLITIC L
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination as
county assessor subject TO the votes
OF the democrats OF the county.
r. NJ. CARLtLE.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16

Munltlon PI1nts Get Home ORDERS.
philadelphia OF the largest
munition plants in this section are
working ON rush orders for steel shells
and rifles for the United States gov
ernment according TO statements by
officials OF these companies.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16

Happy Is the man who can satisfy
his political aspirations by becoming
a notary puhlicl
Smile, and the world giggles with
you. scowl, and you are Just crouch.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-03-16
FOR ASSESSOR.

ROSS A. sowARD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-11

PEE for every Jay who i'm hfc's battle fails. I've
been reading of gent who oincd lhc has
been ranks. at fifty years without a cent or
credit in the banks But undismaycd he
burklcd down, refusing to be- beat, and cap
mrcd fortune and rcnown; he's now ON Easy
street Men say that fellows down and out
nc'cr leave the rocky track, but facts will show,
beyond doubt that has-beens do come back.
know for who write this rhyme, when forty
odd years old, was down and out without "A
dime my whiskcrs full of mold. BY black dis
astcr was trounccd until it iarrcd my spine;
was failure so pronounced didn't need a
sign And after ! had soaked my coat, said
CAT lory-threp), "Ill see if can catch the goat
that has escaped from me- laborcd hard
omc to do my daily grind, until in triumph
I.h \ Apl t,a b, fill bpg
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
SPORTING

T abseaee ef e5 Nm fH# Cub ha Hfeng outAel4er Aas kae8 ele al8b eons.aa r4a.g WYE am a41esHe from fractured aast and WA He unaIse to play toH fwa 8eaks.
 Fhe Fssbarg National League HaebaH Club aes purchased William ]. Evans ffom Che MoFgzutosH Club q fbe Western North Carolina League auI B II Grimes from the Birmins ham club og the southern Association. according 10 an announcement just made Both are pitchers.
 Brooklyn is aot fading away. as George staihugs ua- 70 Tree to pre- dsct. h fact the E 6Ius are playing strong. heady consistent baseball and holding their place lu the van.
 Ray Keatlng pitcher ot tae New York Americans. wae released Co tse Richmond club O. the International League.
 Douglas BalrA third eman Of the pirates Wfli be kept af tAas pest as long az hIa good work continues. says Callahan The youngster is playing better bah than any other man on the club right BOW
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
WORLDS NEWS IN
 CONDENSED FORM

NEW YORK.-The street car strikes in Manhattan. T4e Bronx and West chester were sety.ed ay an cement elected hg Mayor A4tchel and Oscar s. s.raas. claumau ol tAe Public Ser vice Commission. The settlem n means tAa end oi the lie-up ol these lines
 RIO JANElRo. Brazii.-Minister of Mar asketl lae Cham3eFs for credits t3 eQup a munitions pant Tor BraziE
 WAsHtNGToN.-Georse Norris. of Philadelphia. recently app einted Farm Loan Commiss oner. Was designated by PFesideu, Wilson as executive head ol tae Farm Lean Bank system.
 NEW YoRk.-There are n the hos p.tAss ol New York City mora than ? 500 children victims Of iatantile pa mlyss. a disease which is killing z per cent of those t attacks and max, 'ng Afe nHles of over 5a per cent ot the reuasnder
 coPEN1 1eGEN.-A1ltatlon against the saie at tae Danish West Indies aa- pears to be growing throughout tae country Influential provincial pa pers strongly dennance the praRos. al
 LoNDoN-Lord Wtneorne. former Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. has been reappe.n,ea.
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
GENERAL

Thomas Mcclellan pre- ident of tae Chattanooga Insurance Company, Ea= killed by an automobile near Ply mouth. Mass
 The ba1lezazp Oklahoma one Of the latest dreadaeagnts of tAe United States navy Will leave New Tork shortly for 8 three weeks cruise along the Atlantic coast.
 The jug Thomas F Timmlns which figured iu me movements of The sup mar5ue Deutschland. is 10 have Us name changed to the Hansa.
 C0l5aei Alden 3. Richardson oi Dover. Del. noted trap shooter, is dead
 Two bodies of workmen buried in the explosion in the water works tun- neI at Cleveland a week ago were recovered
 Provisions was made by the War Department for the training of Na- tIoua Guard machine gun companies in Federal service.
 Guards were placed about the gun factory of the Aetna Explosive Co. al Gary. Ind following 8 strike of l50 Greek laborers.
 The naval collier NeTtune is pre- rar.ng 10 sail for Halten and Mexican waters with the largest cargo eFer carried by a naval collier
 4 tank conainlug 54o00 barrels oI ou and owned by the Southwestern Penn sFIyania Pipe Lines Co. was de stroyed by fire at a loss Of SI25.00o.
 Admiral Victor Blue resigned as chief of the Bureau Of Navigation and will be assigned to command the bat ueshlp Texas.
 Gen. Cipriaao Castro, former presi- dent Of Venezuela, sailed on the steam snip Carolina for Porto Rico.
 :. A. Bradford. cashier of the bank of Guntersyille. Ala committed sui eide when a State bank examiner au- nouneed discovery of an alleged short age in BradfoTd's books
 Mrs Thomas Hammond, widow or the founder of Hammond. Ind, and one Of the wealthiest women in the State. is dead.
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
What the Wires Report of the
 Worlds Happenings
ALL INCIDENTS OF INTEREST
What People Are Doing Everywhere Tales Of Great Events From Every clire-Reports From
 Other States.
WAR BULLETINS

Pope D nediet is said to be plead fug with Germany not to resume an eXtens ye submarine warfare.
 The interesting fact is revealed that Italy has succeeded in delivering a million rifles to Russia.
 A furtaer gain Of ground by the French local operations northeast CT tae ThIaum0ut work on the Yer dun iroug was announced by the War Once
 l. $ clear from information reach ing Holland that The last two months have been spent by the German m.li- tary sta8 h Berlin iu raadjastiug home military arrangements in order to re- lease every single available fighting nan.
 At Verdun. according to the French statement. a furpus battle has deyel- oped over q wide front Of the Mouse Using large quantities Of asphixiating gas the Germans made series Of unsuccessful attacks.
 A critical situation for the German and Austrian armies has developed on the Gaiician and Volhynian fronts as a result of the series Of brilliant victories won by the Russian troops of General Brusilon
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
PITH OF THE
 WAR NEWS

The Germans made four desperate ef- forts to halt the British machine slowly grinding toward the Albert plateau. All four failed.
 The Verd1n battle continues with scarcely iesssned fury. The French announce that they have gained more ground besides repulsing Ger man counter charges.
 Submarine piracy by U-boats under the Austrian flag IS rampant in the Mediterranean. Passenger steam CTS have been suddenly attacked by submarines which. without warning, opened fire. Between 100 and 200 civilian passengers have been killed. Considerable progress is claimed by the Czar's War ofice for she cau- casus army under the Grand Duke Niohclss, west and south of Erzin- gan. On the Mosul-5itlls front. however, the Turks have gone ever to the offensive, Petro9rad asserts, adding "tae enemy Is held oack" The capture of the town ZaI3xce, ip northeastern Galicia, marks Rus sian progress of 25 miles since the capture Of 6rody 10 dsys ago.
 On the St3khsd. near Norezzo. the TeutoHs captured ! officers and 800 Russians, as well as machine guns. the Austrian statement says.
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
CAMPAIGN BOOKS COST MORE.
Uncle Sam t6gsnees Price to Mana
 aacs seeause q : -ca- Paper.


 shiugt0a.-H Members Of Congress have had the h5sa e3st ef paner brought home 70 tHzm in the higher cost = campaign 1Izsza lure printed by the Government Az 3 result interest is keen in the Federal Trade Board 8 inquiry into paper prices.
 4 substantial increase ia the ps5Hf- 5ng aE speeches asa documents Has been announced by the Government printing office. stfl greater increases are to follow and campaign managers are busy eeHEag in orders. Represen- tative causHi. chairman of tha Dam9- cratic state campaign committee of Kentucky WAS forced to stand an .n- crease of s54 on an order Of $500 in campaign literature printed at tae Government afHce. This is an increase 0i 1G per Eant
 Henry T Brian. deputy public print er said fhat the increased cost of printing s-aacHes is due To exhaustion of supplies v paper used in rspriat4ng speesaes a campaign literature The supply pun hased under contract has been exhausted and new contracts are at higher prices.
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
FOREIGN

Premier Aeuultb announced that tke s50g.e0e gift recently made by Klng George would be devoted to general Nar purposes
 There are g cases og cholera u Yoaohama-
 Campbell Whyie Pacific Coast ana. tear golf star aas kaipd Nhiie light. ing with the British at French front
 The explosion of powder min at Glyet killed 8o German Aold.ers.
 About ISoo9 Austrian prisoners taken by the serbiaus and transported from the Adratio to the Island of Asinara. near sardiusa. have been sent to France.
 Judges Of the district courts through. oat the Mexican Republic were uame5s Courts u the Federal district we're opened
 Father Louis Thoissellns a Hoilau der. has been elected head of the Do miaican order al Switzerland.
 The lSS3 local labor unions in Can. ada have contributed 1l.972 recruits and 48s reserYIsts to overseas force.
 The Italian government will publish s decree forhiddiug all Italians from aoIug business with all interests in alliance with enemies of Italy.
 Right Rev. $ B Ferguson. Bishop Of Liberia. Is dead.
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
FRENCH RETAKE
 THIAUKON7 WORK
hiYeIIes Troops Capture Re- doubt Northeast of Yerdun
 Twice n l2 Hours
GUNS BUSY ON THE s0MHE

Lan4oa.-Eerdan. almost qnleseent 1urng the Ahglo-Ffelch offensive lB tae samme region. again has become Inc storm center on the western bat ttetr9at. Far French forces have taken She offensive aa the right bank ot fhe Muse ana hold the TAaum0ut work and 5He greater i-.s ct tAe yil laEs 0f FlaHty. according to parls
 THe Taiaamout work already the egtue q. many dc perste cambals. sas telea il French H5u1 during gaal9a hours Iae tereez af the German HH fought aaez=ass ae4s
 Eaa tha 8afh HEa- 3a .a German r14zta-- att1az Eaf.s. and iu t1e p4sses. siea ~ me
 tur banged hand sffaf ue Ffeaen and saeee He3 #Kae lt aeaa a.fs55 st by the eae F#ere. Heat.a continue n and around tee village. German uUN1lrda1 prisoners taken in the Nerirr dE1uHg number 43e.
 On tba ssmme front in northern France ths has been little infantry activity. h0th the British and French official communications failing 70 re port any moves on the part Of their armies London says the Germans bombaried the section southwest Of Pozieres and also tho southern DOT ton Of the Mametz Wood.
 Desperate counter attacks by the Germans. .H the region of the Stokhoa River east of kuvel. have resulted in ihe retirement Of the Russian forces which had seizel tbe village of Ruaa- Mtfy4uskals The fact that iha Yil lsge is only nineteen miles from kovel the Russian objective on this part of the N0lhsH au front probably accounts for tae Intensity ef the asht Ing there
 i squadron Of British naval aero planes has attacked aith bombs Ger man military establishments in Ihe vicinity of Ghent BJelpm London says considerable damage was dane by the dropping Of two tons oi bombs. Unofficial reHerts received h Amster dam apparently cou8rm th.s claim
 Repuisss for the Russians In Ar menh and for British forces n The sinai PeRsnssla are ch-onielel in the official statement given aut hy fhe Turkish War Office re announce meni says thst in a five days battle in the Agnou sector Armenia tho Russians lost more tha sooo men killed
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
MEXICAN CAMPAIGN

Penis = lAs &ef York A4lL4 .4 Texas Nezs raze4 bg a hurricane
 baaz# es National gaarz aa1ers @ as as aa BHaaHs..lza z4 .as se gaze Es4F sent a4i b5 tH COZ
 o &eK York aAf-
 #em#a ef the army aa1 nary sup HF m uf te American De faaaa sH ta tHe lzHa kszzmaHt nos sa JA= Bar4sf ls#a aat Haas
 seven 4ctezHs abaat one.
 U a EHa B.sE aa5HHF as EHafaaH lH 1ae 1aH0te5 r.=s sbs Ha4 5eaa sze.stes ase #zass 5zzs la arrlvel ai ElaFs Tszs#
 Ths ars. af a special assiea ei Es8i sruored cars Ter steam fa.fas1 sof. vice was delivered t8 3Be army
 Captain William Kelly. command .aF f6e cavalry troops rusaez fram Fort B8zs to FsulaY Fer. reported t9 Gea= eral Bel there sas n9 truth ln the reHor1 that I5 HeKles0 bandits hsa invaded sae ualle1 States ae4r L. Paso.
 Colonel HerbeFt J. siosu of the Thirteenth ' s. Cavalry .s at e8 lumbus Ter tae first t.me aimee Ae Iaa the pauitfH fHealt.oaa1g force a5a Maz 6 reh I5. General George 4 ra afly rctfei after several maata sar,iee in Mexico. al 70 is fhaEs.
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
FlX$267,597,O0O
 AS ARMY BUDGET
C0nierees Disagree on Build ing Scheme and Personnel
 Increases in Naval Bill
THREE YEAR PLAa MAY 60
lsvles oa Profits Of manufaeturer- Sweeping Increases in the in- hertsnce Tax to Be
 Recommends.

neton.-&atl0Hal defence leg ls!atoa .n Congress j. appIa4ca.ns mp.etsaa. THe con areace commit Ice on tEe army appropriation h.I submitted complete aBse 4elt and ite coulerees aa the naval a.l Fo,4d lo disaeree on the bIg con tEae-.aa programme and personnel iHeFe-s=7. taa oHIg renia ats ot plte l1 that measUfe so taat tae izsAaa may be referred back Ter gulek settia= meut bF tbe JW8 houses tlau8 aly as.
 Pres dent Wilson Navy Department officials and olazr adequate defense eH mrlaas oG taa Admlnlstf n. ara expected t5 u4ae a determ nod et= luri to .uluce House leaders so yies4 10 the Senate programme fir coa- struction of s.Xfy-siX vessels. e5sht Qs them b be capital ships. dur l3t7. The House prov ided for only five cap ltal ships
 Secretary Daniels's plan for promo ton Of navy officers by selection ln- stead oi by seniority was accepted. but was 50 amended that 1t would ap ply to officers Of lower rank than that of commander Provision Is made lar a board of nine adnirals to pass oa promotions. and six must agree ia each case
 1. also was agreed that eartaiHs who are not promoted before Teach lng The age of 57 shall be retired and that commanders not promoter be }e ttret al 85 and lieutenant commanders at 40 The con nEarees also raised ths general retirement age lira.t from 62 to s4 years
 Senator Chamberlain called up the army appropriation reI2rt 4n taa Sem ate Tha b3I as agrea3 on carr.e1 gssT. .597a10 or Ss5ooo.8eo n excess oI the House b.H
 The Democratic members o{ the Senate Finance Comm 4tea decided ta impose q fiat ta2 uniform in chamc- ter on all commodities usad in the manufacture of war munitions.
 Tn addition 10 products of copper taxes in the House hiH. the Se7ata nmutaa has added steel in iugcts. blooms and billets shell fcrElngs cot Ion tntsEs, HeH8t Nft1 att4ilot thrfh- ieals actually used in maSins muni ttons and such other products ss enter mo thls class of nanu'acture and yield. Vhat Secretary NfeA81o refer. ra3 ta. as abnormal profits 10 the manufacturers
 The maximum of the House aas per cent on all iuheFIances ahay s85a oea The a3dittanai rates avet bv fhe Senate committee are: Six ner cent ou estates over SI o80 o0a. ' nsf cent when se aeoo1a ar more g pHF cent when go 00ao oo0 or more per cent when S40aa COG a- mora and n ner cent when ia excess Of S5a81 0aa
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
WASHINGTON

Ias i4te ot tne Government Bureau e War Risk Insurance was extended untl Sept 2. 1917. in bill passed hy the Senate.
 0aeylng the rule of safety first the Department Of Commerce Is endeavor- ias t0 replace fhe wooden cars of t1e Bureau of F5sheres with those cf steel construction
 Senator Culberson. chairman Of the judiciary committee. introduced n the Senate series of bills designed by tAe Department of Justice 10 enforce tae neutrality laws oi the United States.
 President Wilson sent 10 the Senate tbe nomination Of Mrs. Marjorie J. Bloom to be postmaster of Devils Lake, \. D.
 The Senate adopted Senator Under woods j6lnt resolution 10 appropri- ate S54o.8a8 for relief or food sui fereTs ia aiisi siss,sarsla. Fsl5Fi,3a, Ge9rglA, Mississippi aud North and South Carolina.
 Representative Hamil Of New Jersey introlucei a Agil n the House 10 take away rom tAe Federal Goverhms bower to regulate storage oI explosives at railroad geEmiuals.
 By vote of 8 10 r the Senate declined to take ID The immigration bin on a motion by Senator Polndex- ter of Washington.
 Col Herbert J. SlOcum. 18th Caval. ry. commanding al Columbus at the time of the Villa raid. was exonerated rom all blame in a report given out by the War Department,
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
NEWS N BRIEF


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Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
SIGN TREATY FOR DANISH INDIES

Secretary Lansing and Minister Brun
 Act in the s25.ooo.oo Deal.
 W4Aaueaa - Announcement was made By acting Secretary of State Polk .haj tHe treaty by which the Uuied states is to purchase the Dan lsh West Indies had been signed n New York by Secretary Lansing and Minister Coastantis. Brun Of Denmark. It was stated authoritatively for the first tme that the price stipulated was s250o9Q Q0o
 The treaty provides for the transfer 10 the United States of three islands, s. Thomas. St Crolx and St. John, winch have been the subject of nego- uauons between the United States and Denmark for many years.
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
Art for Arts Sake.

sHow dc you know those pictures nre worth what you paid for theas q don't know it replied Mr cum rox. "But Pm nog worrying When get through with the stock ticker down town, l don't propase Co come home and study q new llne Of mar ket quotations.
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
Drink Water Slowly.

Drink cold water slowly when sou are very warm. A sin held In the mouth until warmed. then swallowed win do you more good than biz draft taken at gulp.
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
Has Not Remembered.

Ask man the time of day right after he has lcebssd at his watch. and he will invariably take a second lock before answering.
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
Bugbee's Department Store
hg'S Department

59e Sport shirts, n plain and fancy oofars- Sale Price 42c Loo Sport shirts in white and tan Sale Price T9c Loo Seg6gee Shirts. in heat striped ratte9us. Sale Price 6ec Pc Sllk Front Shirts. Sale Price S9c One L5t of Loo Dress Shifts, in size 16 oly Sale Price 6oc La5 Boys Shirts. sizes = t0 It
 Sale Prce 69c
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
Shoe Department

Ia.Iias. Tan Calf Pumps and Ozfords, RszaIlr ss.59 and S4.90 quality. @
 Sale Price B1.9e Q Ladies Patent and Dall Calf Colonial Pumps. regular s3 50 and s409 quality, -
 saie Price S1.ss 9 Ladies Tan Calf Shoes, Lace and But "a ton. regular S8 50. S40o. S4.50 and $500 values, Sale Price $2.59 Ladies Patent Button and Lace shoes. 9 regular S400 quality, q
 sale Price S2.so 7 One Lot of Mems stetson Tan Ok ~ fofIs. regular $50 quality, q
 Sale Price $500 A One Lot of Mems stetson Tan and Black Calf Butcher 0zfords, regular $50 quality. Sale Price g3.50 % One Lot of Mems Biack Calf, Lace G Bal Rubber Sole and Heel Shoes, A
 $500 z Mems Walk Over Tan and Black Ok foFds, regular <3.51 and s4 06 valnes. e
 Sale Price S1.es 1 Boys and Youths Tan and Black OK fords at a Big Reduction. e One Lot of Misses Pumps. Patent Gun ek Metal and Suede. regular $Z.00 quality, I
 Sale Price S1.39
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11
Fruits and 5erllss
Hay and Straw

HAY AND STRAW Prime timothy. 8 z5. Nc I sl sssfss5 %a sz@aI.: No 2. s5Gsl5acs clever. 55C Cfi SI-ass sat straw nominal, Rye straw. s5e-
 Live Stock Markets
 EEEV E-S.-Narive sides, s5G15iac per CALvES -veaIs. & s5eal8.z5 per e lbs. cUl1s. SS1a. Canada calves SS25 $ S8. city dressed Feals. !" 2"c per -Ht country dressed Yeals 14ItSc
 SHEPP AND LAMBS Sheep aTes g. sal SH 25 Her 1nu lbs: culs. g 1tf lambs S1z 5 q e.
 HOGS prime meal alum weights sla 5ef v-44f4shz gs
Putnam patriot., 1916-08-11

L. I fresh 1uektuss. per ID D
 OTHER R9LLIRt Dry packet Saaans. prime. ID 5Hs ez SazzaAs lrnz a Int 5-s las 1z Sslzzzhs euIls per aezsu --- 90
 LIFE POULTRY fowls 2ac; bra-Hers, q turkeys Isa l2c. ra1sterss = ducks lee geese z3e. sa5aeas, fs ze#.ns. z5 #5Hs per pair spring daeks. y#a=a old Guezz