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"CALEN HALL"
SALES.
JACOB sHoNGrT. A~urt'"necr. ~ Row

cry. soils .; 80 \ ~.
uc'. .-Jew.,-i, watrnc.. diamonds.
poe rr and other precious stones act In
vsr.cu, moIutiuEs, cleo unset. and pledges
Of every description pledged from MAY I.
70 $500. b".h inclusive. ana Older dst"s
neld over from proN.Oua sales. thss. Lang
4 90, %. Gu A'c.
OF, 3--Clothins, &c, pledged from
March :, i1Ij. I" SEPT. IS. 1915. and FROM
W. 3i5n - 1ti.3. I. n u. Keller. .2tz
sth Ave-. ~. Freedman, 80 ~ Ave
OCT. T. Jew o'I.. -a'"htr, diamonds and
rl"dg"s 81 every description pledged prior
Sept. =. 1915. to .,7is. Inclusive, and Older
l-'s hclt over. j.. l<as%"! s. sons, ,
,plumbus Ave,
OCT. i~-Jcwelry. watches. dianonde.
pearls ant other precious stones cot In
various m"urtinys, also unset. ant pledge
NJ every description pledged prior to Aus.
- 1915. to 40. $500. II. Gutter 4 Son. is6
Booery.
OF, '~C!othing. &c, :. :. Rory & co..
Bro6kl,u.
rct. a-Jewelry. watches. diamonds. &c.
DOR sept. 10Th. 1915. NJ. bernstein ~,
L.c,steiu n son. su"cnssorsI. 80 l., Ave.
or'. Mems AND wonen'a clothing and
al pledges prior sept. -, 1915. ,i"o. MuIg&,
81, 9TH Ave-. ~ B~"r, $ioi 81 Ave,
Get. G. Je~.lry. Natches, diamonds and
Nlodce- Of every description prior Sert. 90,
1913. to Nc. shsrr and Older detes held
over. Rronx Loan ohiy6. L. COINS SON
frvp, ..3i Sd Ave.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS And rEAs-R.e.,p,.. s..co u.

BEANS AND PEAs-Reeeipt., az" nag,
beans. sos bags peas Narro~. chc,o., 100
his; D.pTs;s5: fair T. good ssioaesn'
;s.toa s..ss; pea. choice. ,si5asGo, poor 10
good. Ss.75Ge.3I: Lady Washington. CALI
fornia. sssops.ss; small, white, california
,,s s'sc: fair 10 ssod. ESQ s'0 rsd, MARROW.
choice. ,s.35uS,o. white kidney. choice.
imp.ri.ls. choice; ss.sea:; yr.-
S sGw SsI s.. s sSa'sy ma, SE all sSeis..
,s.I5gs.:s: peas. scotch. choice. ss.Ioa
t.is black eye, California s:'snsj.
crsan,.rs. nlsSer ."ati.s ma han .].tt.s. "'r
"' to 81 score; gsAas.',si; s:'snd, .a
sic: second-. a:as,c': state, dairy. tub.
,i"s.,. S ssm%ss (, f fsir' s, sss s',%'' r: s1r
waited. extras. 3o,,q SIC: nrs,s. 2s'. q :oo..
lower grades. :sd:sc.: imitation creamery.
,rs,.. ssa, q Gle: !.di.:, current n |"
grades. :7d:sc,: packing stock. current
make. No: !, :s9.si,c.; No. :. :7Sc,; io"or
grades :Sii9:ic .. ~ .,.,.
Who'll. milk. fats. early, made, specials, r..
.Oi, u COS g.: fresh. cclored, specials, 2oi.
. :os.c.; white, specials, :oia 1000. coi-
early made. specials, :o's@sosc.; tre.h'
specials, .Oi. .OsA',. average Yah'y,
20. c.; single daisies. fancy. 2oE dcic.; all
styles. undergrndes Isl. dscc. Wisconsin.
whole milk. early made. twins, fancy, :o'.
double daisies. c0,ar,; single Daisies. soig II
20xc,; Young Americas. 20rc: STATE.
skins, early made. specials. l'HlIiar.!
current make. specials, 1tnlttc.; choice,
iSMIsisc. fair to good, iSHi5iac.; lower
grades. NTltisc.
COTTONSEED OlI~-Market q II !et. With
total sales lt,aoo harrcis Easier tons
h~ayiness In lard and 10 disposition ~
longs 20 even up for over next weeks Gov
ornment repor, on cotton. Closing irregu-
lar at . points advance to 6 points net do
cline. Range of prices:
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COPARTNERsWIP NOTICES.
PicKsLAy 4 COMPANY. cERrrpicAr,
RENEWAL or LIMITED PAnrSLI

OF RENEWAL or LIMITED PAnrSIl
WI. the Undersigned. being the gene,
lay & Company. a limited partnership, b,
Ing DESTROYS Of renewing said rsr;nersh,t
fst 'hs term p"r. Ha nT0 10 "a IN, ss s from =. "
State Of New YORK;, do cer,ify "a fcllows
J.: That the name. o: the rrm .und.
p: :h' ss,c cIis p~sy'rsr'e nSM i e =, 9. md +.
County wherein the principal rlaos -
business Is TO be located t. tho County :
New York. In the State Of Now york.
tended TO be transacted by aid parst,
ship Is the buying ana selling Ct preei.,
stones. ,cwelry. watches, tilver"a's. 81
tionery and fancy article.
y. The names ana f"sidsnces OF all -
general ann special partner. irte-es',t n
said c~opartncrship and thclt t.cr.r''
pl1 ,os OF rssiden,e' az a, ,gliow'
borough of The Rroux. city AMI s:s'.
New York. general partner.
william Morton ptck,laH ~ -, S-'-
County Of w~es,ehc1',,,r and sts'- o. i.
YORK, general partner.
Joseph Darling Pich.i,v. ~ tn" V',f
OF Warwick. IN the state az %"v lo.
That each o. the said gcne-ll era -,
partners Is OF fun Hge.
4. rhat tho amount Of rorital WIT = Oh,
special partner h c"uirihu'"' . off. sr.
' -" - N'Ff - -
lars.
z. That Tho 'in" fog vhi"h 49,. -pt'
ship +. to Ice rsn,N.d f. t., -
and ending on the trs' duv ~ ! tI.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF -
erai aud special partner l,,' IT, ..
their hari- tht. rr-t dHy 81 - t.
,loIIN XIIII:.
WILLIAM MpK'p% r'ct-r
..!cSEtil =. il'krL', "
..STNIi. OF NEW inHk 'Ji
NEW YORK. &C..
on this lith III" of AIru
me pers"urll, 'tulr ltiiN ~ 'ft
IAN MORTON lt'k-l.A1 '.
u cICktl.NN 60 -" Iurr o.
iu- TO T." 'h' irGif 'iuI' u.-
who executed u" going u
they s~Verallv p~'kuovi"Is'. 90
they secuted III SANG.
ElESNf;h In-i' |.tN.
fcrmistiou~r Of dr"d. 60
iesidirc In Brony COUNT ''r'H
w Bronx. NcW Nptk -. 1.rr
=. y, cunt C'c'% 80 i.-
My cominiseiou expire coo "A
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Si.5o1l.so; unwashed. basket. 500
49,; washed. BASKET. .segsi CccuM,
Sbl; $500 go; basket, siais6; JsrsGy,
s s..s.,. small .s 10 sS s:.ss: Sac S.a' sili am quar- quar-
basket. ssSSoe,: state. basket ,i.5oag?s:
.AcEs-..Nearby.- per leo. s1glo;, Dbl.
s ,Sji:.!' ~ jersey sne L?ns ,' nnS mead rsa.
by; bunch. is375c;; rough. crate, sea-.
i i:Issa. ; ss.,s. & &. ss Ss:i:i 10 I. r.. s!.9s
.aas,i;o; crate. Ds,Hsas.s5. iEsSG;oirL-NSTs,::
%55c..; SSi.. 81 ai.!a5. GSRli@-rimpcricd,
strings. H.. !nsc.: New orleans. h. bW7c.
h ANA 80 S ! s5S' ERR, H"sSs,; %vi Sci. /;
;sssl;ss! basket. iSg!:s;' SssfSy.
r 100 tup Is s:. M;so as :!@ %rsH uSi9Ms-.
state and western. white. crate. siai.2s;
T X pickles; sIsss' ;l;soaG; yellow, cd ,Ho
req; basket, ;sc.su: yellow, Csc. 81;
100 Is. iSss. siass3i white 100 IL. bag,
ti.6ods.:j; red. 100 H.. bag, .side; rod or
SSiekis:,. q, sa's s.so: o SGS. 9 White vii 'ssTTs Sf.,so Ts ssi'
valley yellow 100 Is. bag. s:aa.s5. oKnX
, te,. 'sss, R e.: %s. ssshe' ,i sssi "a. laT FES Ss.-
cherry. .ss.s.;. .i:,;Ssi;;:. cheese: s,sSr.
',,:ssi "a: c rSl' Queer greer. Mi ,s $50 \"
: ois5Hy' ' !So : S y, 'asssA,b5i!ssHii:ss,,S.'aMih 100
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one time On asuvs covering. RsDss<s Of
sxpsrs business we're current early. but
came weaker with sther grains. dsciipinG
nearly Q cent fsOm the top and closing Nc.
higher on esDtsniesr - Va lower on ether
closing a. folievsi Standard, U0ssXe:;
No, . white. sst es!c.i Ne. : HhIs go
ordinary clipped whita ssb 96tHc.. all
elevator.
RYE-Msrts, quiet, No. 3 Western. si.'i
c. I. T. New York.
BARLEv-Marxs. steady: feeding. Sic.
C. 4. Z. New York.
HAY-Msrk.t quiet; No. I: ei,is: No. :.
St.0b: No. ,. 81: shipping. N9tcc.
Wheat. including -four. exports FOR the
week. according TO Rrad'-e,ts. aasreest.
?,it7.356 bushels. against $3.50. 49, last
week and ?,o3o. ssa las. year. since July
/. i05. 30? SOS. against 6s,s:l.3ss last sea
son. Corn export. for tho week, tS0.o6@.
against 5St,.B las, week and 1880 last
year: r!nce July I, io,s3".3c:. against
3,coe.7i3 last season.
A0vNU
The sun., 1916-09-30

Local spot market quiet and ; points higher
at l6.W for middlins upland sales nil.
southern spot markets were unchanged. "S-
ccpt ~ New Orleans and Norfolk. ~ follows
Galveston steady, lt..)c, : sales, lis bales.
New Orleans steady. u points higher, l'.9s'. ;
sales. 3.0t,.
Mobile steady, Il, IN. sales, 50.
ssvsnnsh steady. IJssr'. Gales, ESQ,
Charleston quiet. loh.r.
Wilmington steady. l5,4r.
Norfolk steady. 2 points higher. IsSc. sales.
4sI.
baltimore steady. 1s'.c.
Augusta steady. 5.63c. /. sales. lisa.
Memphis steady. Is 1Jc, sales, l.bno.
Houston steady, IL. AZ. sales, 6,ssl.
Little Rock stpady. 15i.c.
The sun., 1916-09-30

EGGS Receipts, ia.o57 cases Fresh
gathered. extra nne. PEI. doNen, IS 3ge.;
extra ars.,. 3Ga3!c.; frsts. 90. . 3ac.
use; d~irtiea. No. l.. asa este; No, ; and
dry, Csc: und.rsrade-. 2adesc,: refrieera-
tor. .pfeio, marks, fancy, storage ana N
dlrties. .iis dc7c.: refrigerator. state.
whites. a:G $50; state. penn.ylvanis and
fancy. asa SOC. ordinary to good. a4u44c. ;
gathered whites, ordinary "a fine. Sa q NC i;
Western and southern, gathered whites. 32
hs1c.: STATE, Pehnsrlvanla ana nearhy, hen-
merry browns. 3sat2c,; gathered browns
and mixed coiors, % u
Spring patents, Ss,tOns,7o; spring clears.
81, 3om76o; winter. patents. sIsons,oa;
winter straiEh,,; .s7.1Sd 80; extra No, I
winters. $500 sos: extra No. winters,
frncy spring patents, iohbinK lots. $3.50
So, Rye hour nm; fair 70 good. 1854
$50; choice - fancy, s693d7,lO. Corn
G,.s! nm; WIFI XII al, 41i'S a.,l 49, gag so %ssl
$3.50; 100 10, sacks, S:s: heavy midhiins-
10. $3.50; -four middiinss do. 5000; red
.iGs now; '.Sss y, r.; , w9sisIS
,sa.so; rcd dog iour, 10 il. sacks. ssSS.
FRUITS. DRIED Apples. s,aporsted.
fancy, h., -. 5s choice. sac; prime,
S S&.;s!.:. Tvs f H. H. H. ] ;i IL .S s':ss:
Royal. 'i.iiaiIc Moorp.fk. iSo. frsscSss
Caiifornia, unps.isd. .i0ie.; peeled. iSa
,ss; r,Sn::i California 1908 to ''' 20 H.
4. ..S;! !"',!! .sAss'.-''ss!F f' :::;Ss:n' ~ y :
The sun., 1916-09-30
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Sept. :?-1hc market Tor copper
was broad md active. prices advancing
substantisll~. Alaska Gold, cal a Ariz.. t"'
I,angc. Mass. con. Old I,om., Trinity and /.
;. Sm~ltcr we're prominent shares. Boston Elc
,ated advanced : points 10 81. Other rails wer"
iiriu Oh odd transactions. Am. Eel. 4 Tel. was
firm, % wss A. q. a W. J.. summary:
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T.. ]. FIRUsKI, Auctr. 20 Bow.ry. sells

10 4. NJ, unr-deemed pledges o. ever, de.
scription for unpaid loara from tho follow
ing pawnhro&"rs. Including all diamonds.
ruh!es, %sapphir's, pearls. cmeralds. al
other stones unset or tc' IN rings, earring,
pins, links, chains. studs, bracelets. locke's
or other HDurttugs. all jswrlry. Watches,
si.verwavc. Suns, !ustrumcn,~. furs. cloth
ing a., oth.r goods pledged previous To
dates and VI e. nGmh-rs mentioned, both
inclusive. ard al; p.cdg"s hell over.
Oct. @--Ai. STe!"r 4 60, 1891 ma Ave 4.
PRIOR Sept. II. iHla. - No. $3.50. u, Nave,
iIohok"n. ~towclrv. Sc.
oct. --c"n,o,ila;cl Loan Co. ils Park
10y, h,,Ty l~%Ty S,oms'' fT'7r'' pr'o'
oct 5-k: Rndin. $50 sh avs. prior
Sept, 81. 1915.
Sept. IL. 1915. to No, 79ooo. II. Phillips. i57
Bowery. prior Sept. %. 1915.
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FORT RECEIPTS

Liverpool Gables: spot. Irregular sales. s..
400 bales speculation and export. 1,oo0 Ameri'
can. soon imports. 400. sIl American ;mlddlins
upland, 9fd Futures opened quiet. j to =
points decline; closed steady. not advance "A
as, points. Oct. Nov. s.3d. Jnn. Feb,
s.t:hd.; March. April, tisl. May-June.
a.Nt.d. J~uly.August. eH'.d. Manchester:
Yarns stcsdy; cloths quiet and hrm.
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CENTRAL ACCTIoN CO.. ~. sheehsn,
luctiOnrer. Is. Canal street, sells 1.welry

atII \. NJ clothing at 10 \. NJ.
Oct, Ely John simpson, l6% Bower.
All unrrd, emei pledges Of pearls, dia.
monds and other pre- !ous stones. watches,
jcwe'ry. s!lverwar". &c. pledged previous
TO No, l..uo, July !. 1919. and all articles
held over IRON, p.evious sales.
oct 3--Bv j. simpson & 60, 1850 pro,d-
way and l6S West aGth s.. Inreie-tnsd
pledge No. !. Jnnuary, igiS. TO pledge so
10000. ,July l, l9i',. IN" ahpv" Pledges con-
sis. Of rearls, ruhtcs, on,cralds. -apphircs
and diamond rings. pins. brooches. laval
Here necklar"s. Hrarf pima, stuia, earrings.
lock.'s. bracelets, slecv" links, watches,
gems, s!lvrrwar", &C., and all ~plodcc~ 81
'lkc description hold over FROM former sr'"4.
Oct. T. BY N 1.avery, hHt 9th Ave sl"o
.c,T Cd Ave, Cln'hlnc I" sept 20. l'l'
pet. 8 -" NJ. A'ceuan's, 10 Sn we
Clothing. g., 10 sep -, iHl'
The sun., 1916-09-30
SALES nv

Will. sEl.t. ~ a,2o moving picture A.
'urss at $50 iafa,ett" =, I'm 70 Arons'H =
~. GoeNen. DAM n, Marsha
The sun., 1916-09-30

SUGAR. RAW--No sales reported: offer.
.ngs Of prompt Cubas at iT.c. cost and
freight at close. with rcfnrrs showing WILL
ingness to pay not above ++c. Quotations
rominally unchanged. Ccntrlfugals. (. sec. ;
molasses. +.sec, cost and freight. <Tsc.
SUGAR. REFINED Crystal domino tab
let's, eases . IN. cartons. half or full size
tablets. and do. cases & ID. cartons. full size
tablets. a.75c., and $3.50. In half cases:
Eagle tablets, S,15c., cut loaf. 1a0c.;
crushed, 7,13c mold A.. cubes and Eagle 5
ID. bags powdered, T.:5c,: powdered. 5000. ;
powdered and coarse powdered, 6.s5c.. fruit
powdered, 6.1ac.. domino, granulRted. cases
2. az and 8 III. cartons. 7.OSc,. and T.Iac. In
half cases: Eagle confectioncrs' era INFLATED,
,.0bc.; Eagle coarse Eranulated, G.9oc. E;
extra hne graduated. 616c.: Eagle 9. az
and . 10, cartons rne granuiated. 7.0Sc., .
In, bags fine graduated and 9 ID. hags do
T.o5c. In sacks and T15c. In hills. aH In,
bags d.. 1I"c,, 10 N. hays do. s.oIc In
sacks aud 7,oic. In bills 20 and IA IN. bags
40. $3.50, STANDARD granulated. 8soc. rna
EranuIated and diamond 4. $50; confse-
TONERS A. $500: No. J. G.soe. No. ?. $3.50. :
No, 9. 8 SOC No $3.50; No, 5..s%oc: Ne.
scoc,; No, 10. si5c, No, II, sioc.; No. ~.
.SEGEIAnLEsl NusCELLAND0gg -
sRussEI.s spRouTs-st..s. .aSrs,,iSs
isy,; Lon: t.,'r %, sSsrti 9 sEANs
s:s:s;,, Or f sE'p ~ ~; s,."s s:c .s s:ss:!.
noTs~SearSy. i"a hunchs., si.Esec; I'm
washed, tops OF, Dbl, Sn.SU 40
The sun., 1916-09-30

HELPERS AND DRI\ IN,
men, :,
years of age or over. require
as helpers or drivers ON '>,
press wagons. Apply NdaN
Express Co.. Wagon serve
Dept. so Trinity place.
ROY for Office and "rrn! 80
in office Of large Nrw l"r' 'c
paper: 81. AddrcsN %i'rm'''a''
4. L.. Box $40 New >orh fu0
THREE MEN WANTED >? - -
stock good prop".'l'n -
NURSERY GO iieu''N Ns#
The sun., 1916-09-30
PATENrs.

PATENTS secured. trade marh- -c.rc'
protect your ideas. ssi " ,shins o'h"'
free books and list OF inv Cuttuus ~ i't RI
woe free. RICHARD u OWL" or
Bldg.. wa.hiu-tuu. u {. N,v >~' g.
Woolworth Bid phOu, -ktfr.lv
The sun., 1916-09-30
\l.,Nl A,N
ARlNl.r VI
NRi%i.T MAN

10 &c.. Il. mon II w!dN mp ' -
tot u.rh c'as~ cabinet worth Or.
position out ~ town ~ .f
Ton wages pa! .Nrp'v E"" :,
,'hrrs :, Sow YORK.. N.'r.''
atl = VI. 'o.lay -'''..''
The sun., 1916-09-30
LOST, rOUND AND REV ARD

LosT-At ravhou.-, ra'u-fsv ''r.'
gold mesh Tag Lui far''" $780, "
engraved Wtlm'ua II. Gl'l. l'.'. '''
Cashier waldorf N~'orIa.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-07
NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION.

Most readers of newspapers and
publishers are not familiar with the
laws governing subscriptions. Here
are the decisions of the United States
court on the subject. They will be in
teresting to publishers and many will
undoubtedly be glad of the opportun-
ity to print them for the benefit of
delinquent subscribers.
Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary are con-
sidered as wishing to renew their
subscriptions.
eff the subscribers order discon-
tinuance of their publication the pub
Usher may continue to send them until
all dues are paid.
eff the subscriber refuses to take
periodicals from the post-office tc
which they are directed he is respon.
sible until he has settled his bill anG
ordered the paper discontinued.
eff subscribers move to othel
places without informing the pub.
liner and the papers are sent to the
former address. the subscriber is helC
responsible.
"The courts have held that refusing
to take periodicals from the post-of
fee or removing and leaving them un
called for is prima facie evidence o.
intention to defraud.
eff subscribers pay in advance
they are bound to give notice at tn,
end of the time if they do not wisl
to continue taking it, otherwise tn
subscriber is responsible until express
notice with payment of all arrearag
is sent to the publiher."
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-07
OHIO REPUBLICAN
LAND OWNERS LEAGUE

LAM Wv 4N41xNO Axxf10 ~ IL
(Mrs.) Mary E. Lee, Secretary,
Columbus, Ohio.
Hon. Frank C. Parrett, Chairman
of the Taxation Committee of the
House of Representative of the last
General Assembly had ample oppor-
tunity to come in contact with tax
conditions. His warning of the dan
ger that threatens, and commendation
of the foresight and determination Of
the Ohio Republican Land Owners
League will interest every Republi-
can. He writes:
''It gives me great pleasure to ex-
tend my best wishes for the success
of the Ohio Republican Land Owners
League. There is. in Ohio, fertile
field for the operation of this body
and a crying need for its activity.
The activity of the Single Tax ad-
herents in Ohio is alarming. I doubt
not, that the next General Assembly
will be brought directly to face with
this proposition and may it be guided
in its course by the knowledge and
wisdom that can come only from care
full analysis and earnest investigation
Public sentiment must be aroused
to the exigencies of the moment. Il
must be made to understand that thi!
movement is not myth, not hollow
attempt, but a real ominous, driving
force to discredit and destroy the pri
vate ownership of land and to shift
the whole burden of taxation thereto
Lawmakers must be sustained by th'
force of public sentiment in the fac
of this onslaught.
Your organization is doing a goot
work, it is performing a splendid ser
vice and that, too, in a direction wher,
there is need of earnest and ceasles
endeavor.
join you most heartily in wishing
for Republican success generally"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-07
MORNINGS ARE
HAPP|EsT HOURS
Get the Spirit of the Early Day Into
Your Being.

Are you bright and happy in the
mornings?
Catarrh is the great American all
ment. Its effects are far more gen.
eral than usually are understood. Ca
tarrhal OF the stomach and kidneys
is a most frequent cause of chronic
dyspepsia and Brights disease. Ca
tarrhal conditions in the nose and
throat IN many cases, leads to deaf
ness.
Even the lungs are affected be-
cause catarrhal Inflammation finds an
open way to the lung substances
through the bronchial tubes.
If you are not bright, cheerful and
refreshed in the mornings, catarrh
probably is the cause.
I The mental and physical condition
of catarrh sufferers is pitable but it
is surprising how many people suffer
from catarrh when they fully be-
lieve something else is the cause
Catarrh can be easily detected
Some of its commonest symptoms
are: dull. throbbing headaches, wa
terry eyes, constant shifting, dropping
of mucous into the throat at night
and awakening choked and half nause.
ated, sleeplessness, dizziness, full.
head, stopped up nasal passages, dry.
ness of the membranes, pains in the
stomach, side and kidney region, faul
ty digestion, bad breath and coateC
tongue.
Tanlac was created particularly tt
combat catarrh. Thousands are testi
flying daily that Tanlac has fulfilled
its mission.
Tanlac may now be had in Wau
seon at the Fink & Haumesser Drug
Store where its merits are explained
fully.
Tanlac may be obtained in Fayette
at the King Drug Store; Bryan, Cul
berson Drug Co.; Napoleon, J. S
Schaff.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-07
THE wEATHER OF MARCH 1916.

The WEATHER. OF MARCH 1916.
Mean temperature, 29.9; maximum,
72.4 degrees on the 25th; minimum,
0.5 degrees on the 3rd; range of tenn
perature, 71.9 degrees; mean daily
range, 1876 degrees; greatest daily
range, 1916 degrees; least, Sc degrees.
No. of days the temperature went
below Is degrees, IL; below 20 de-
grees, II; above 35 degrees, 18;
above so degrees, 6; was not above 80
degrees, 8; was not below 80 degrees.
8.
No. of days it froze, 25; thawed,
21; froze and thawed, Is.
Average daily sunshine, 4.6 per
cent. of the possible; of cloudiness,
55 per cent.
Total rain and melted snow, 3.99
inches; greatest depth in "a hours,
LAG inches, on the 22nd.
Total snowfall, 11.2 inches; great
est depth in "a hours, 2.9 inches on
the 22nd.
No. of days clear, Z; partly cloudy,
Is; cloudy. 9; with .01 inch or more
precipitation, 16.
No. of days there were solar halos,
Z; lunar halos, 3; fog, 5; sleet, 5;
thunderstorms, 8.
Prevailing direction of the wind. N.
Normal March temperature (47
years., 1877 degrees; warmest March
44.4 degrees, in 1910; coldest, 24.5
degrees, in 1885.
The highest March temperature in
At years, was 1873 degrees, in 1910,
on the oath; the lowest, ia degrees
below zero, in 1883, on the Goth.
Normal March precipitation ga
years., 3.33 inches; wettest March
7.39 inches, in 1918; .dryest, OH inch
in 1910.
Normal March snowfall, 9.2 inches
greatest. Alt inches, in 1877; least
OIL inch, in 1910.
There was an Aurora Borealis ir
the early morning of the 9th.
THOS. MIKESELL,
Special Observer
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-07

Frances N. Slee to Oliver l.. Miller.
} acres, section Z, York township, 81.
Albert Werlich and wife to Wilson
Werlich lot so, Schlappis addition,
elta, Ohio. 81.
Cora Kinton to Lewis Spiess, and
ife, 40 acres, section ~, 81.
Henry Baus and wife to Lawrence
amer, 15 acres. section z, Clinton
wnship, $500.
Albert Llnehan and others to Eliza
ith Yohnke, lot 13, Simon's addition,
mboy township, 81.
John II. Roberts to Mary H. Thry-
uble. lot II, John H. Barden's addi-
On, Lyons, 81.
Bernard Noe and wife to Anne Mary
awrence, lot 3, ]. Curtis addition,
wanton, Ohio. 81.
Fred H. Carpenter to r. P. Car
inter, parcels, lots Al, AZ and 43,
Iainfeld's addition, Lyons. Ohio, 81.
Fred H. Carpenter to r. P. Car
inter, lot 26, part lot 25, Hinkle's
ldition, Lyons, Ohio. 81.
John Bauman and wife to VIM. M
artin and wife, 113 acres, section 3
nlton township, 81.
VIM. Weber and wife to Harry G
'eber. 4 acres, Sargent and BARRIERS
ldition, Wauseon, Ohio, 81.
Geo. Rutz and wife to @. M. Aug.
inc, 40 acres, section "a, Dover
wnship. $4,000.
Roscoe Rice to Charles and MARY
.hlegel, small parcel land, Norma
)t. Fnvette. $500.
Peter Netcher and wife to Chas. L
etcher, 80 acres, section 12. SwaI
eek, $500.
Lewis E. LAUDER and wife to Zelin'
gax, lots 13 and IA, Rueger's addi
On, Elmira. Ohio, $4,000.
Geo. Easton and wife to Josepl
ssotsl, small mall parcel land, AmbO'
7. Russell Blauch and wife to Cor
Kinton, lot II, Pray's addition. Del
Ohio, $3.50.
w, J. Harper and wife to John Nil
r, parts lots 1913 and 129, J. ]
ate's addition. Delta, Ohio, ST..
Thomas Blair to Lovina Sigsby, 4
res, section 16, Royalton township
1873.
Ira A. Patterson and wife to Arnol
dgsr, 46 2-3 acres, section 5. Flu
n township, 81. -
Reason w. Scott and wife to Lilli
Miller, lot 70, Livermore an
unn's addition, Wauseon. 81.
VIM. Mack to- Timothy y. Estep, :
res, : section 6, Fulton TOWNSHIP
200.
Lucy A. and ]. G. Perry to Pet
etcher, small parcel land. sectie
Swan Creek township, $50.
j. Albert Mattern and wife 10 Ne
tier and wife. part lot 2, Metamor
Byron Brink and wife to VIM. Gar
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-04-07
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