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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25
on WE'LL SUPPLIES

OF, LEASE BLANKS assignments, re-
leases. plats, reports on producing prop
orty, ali standard legal blanks Olds' Press,
2lS Ens, Third, phone 423, night 937s.
FOR SNt.E-One .OOOtoot Parkersburg bull
rope drilling machine, almost new com
nlete string of drilling tools, bargain II
takon at once. @, A. Zoll Nowata, Okla
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PERSONAL

READ birth, Control;' sent sealed, 2Ss
field Ill.
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HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES

KO1'EL WANTtD-Will lake o'year lease on on
building arranged for hotel purposes ~
TO 90 rooms; prefer location on Boston ave
pue between First and Fourth streets. Fhohe
1871.
FOR sALF-Rooming house bargains See
uS today Phone 1884. NJ D. piass
Realty company. --,..-
coon opportunity to buy n rooming house
large or small; also some dandy homes
Allison, 4744
BEST thing on the market for quick sale e
$4,000 hotel $4,000 cash wlth terms F.
VIZ have some very desirable roomtns
houses for sole Joseph Donnelly. llS n
South Main, phone dil6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25
INDIANS HAVE SCHOOL PAPER
One Native Docs Brain Work and An'
other tho Hand Work.

specIhI 10 INo NVTIu'
TAHLEQUAH, okla, Jan. a%-A
small monthly Journal. The Inter
preter." has been established at tho
cherokee training school. five miles
south OF this place. NJ. NJ. Griffith Is
the editor and William liosshooter, a
full-blood Cherokee, does the mo
Chanlcu work.
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.oIna consumed downstairs, was Just

dropping to sleep when he was reused
by a moaning noise from below.
EVA" he beloved, making MS way
TO the top OF tho stairs, 'EVaI Mha.
on earth Is that howlins gong On
"IIowilng. pal" came in shocked
tones why, it's MIR, Chufter sing
inc Love Mo ana the World Is
Mine 49,,
"Then for goodness sake. love
him" growlcd Biffleigh, and p'raps
the silly young ass will bo going to
look after his property --Chieaso
Ledger.
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rInNIruRE FOR SALE

FOR SALE Five rooms OF lovely furniture
in modern cottage; party buying furniture
ran rent house Phone 52S9-J. -
NICE fumcd oak davenport. full leather up,
bolstering; also library table, solid tuned
ooL. will sell very cheap. Phone 4675-J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE to merchants and wholesale dealers,
We furnish light or heavy delivery wagons
with responsible drivers to do your eAtI'
harling, by the day or week, WIZ gNo
prompt attention to your regular ircish'
hauling; try us. Phone 5lll. Lear b"s
gaze and Transfer line.
FOR SALE-lwo l65horsepower Bessemer
gas engines, complete with all equipment
r. W ignition. latest inlet air valves auto
matte air starter, clutch, pulley ana out
bored bearings; all guaranteed dehNerE d.
once Address i57O. care World.
THREE gO-horsepower FO0s gas engines
equipped with throttlng governor. ar
starter all guaranteed in Al running order
delivery at once. Address ASH, care World
FOR sALE-Butcher' icebox 7N5; grocer
ireboX; cash register; automatic scale ,
horse and wagon; counters ana sheN'"s'
Phone 3l79.
STRICTLY fresh eggs. guaranteed ~ cents
per dozen: extra fine country butter
cents per pound. Farmers Consumers Ess
Co. lO7 North Main phone oo7o. H..
FOR SALE-Full dress suit, after dinner
coat and lightweight dress overeoat. Ad
dress p. o. box 23l or phone l719
FOR SALE-Bowser gasoline tank, capaclty
40 gallons; price Ss5, good business
proposition. Phone 63l6.
THREE second hand desks for sale at bar
gain. Phone 66lO. Palace Office supply
company. 40 South Main.
FOR SALE-rile roofing to cover building
6OxsO feet; good shape r. c. Mitchell
school clerk owaSso.
FOX SALE-Iwo 20O.egg "Old Trusty' in
cubators in good condition. Lombard al
diton near Devault's store, X. M. Perkins
FIVE second hand gas engines tanks and
pipe for sale. p, o. box 1888.
WANTED small soda water fountain. Ad
dress 442s, care World.
FOR SALE-Two extra fine natural gray
hair switches. Phone 62i3.
| 75c Outing Gowns soc. New York store
2l3 East Third.
OUTING kimonos. Sl25. New York store
2I3 East Third.
| LADY'S beautiful black and white sprini
suit. si1e 3S. Phone 865G.J.
| WANTED tuning. PhDne ESQ
| Cordoya hotel.
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TO EXCHANGE

FOR TRADE for Tulsa property, ll2.acre
farm, jefferson county. Ill, all IN cultiva'
ton except seven acres timber land, fVe'
aero orchard. good seyen-room brick house
two good wells. SEQ +. NJ. White 2S Hay
ward bldg, phone 5l5l
WRITE to the Advance Agency II you have
anything to buy, sell or exchange we llst
farms. city property, merchandise, autos
oil stocks, tractors, typewrters; anything,
anywhere Roosevelt Okla
TO TRADE-sO.acre farm, improved; 2Toom
house barn. henhouse, good living SPRING
good garden, fenced; for good car or VIII
take Ford in part payment; W. .. MARI
Mounds. Okla, X. +. d. |, box 49C.
FOR TRADE-For fuisa property, Is acres
4room house and barn; good land cistern
and well orchard and berries, 2 miles from
Fort scott. Kan. Phone 2i96.
FARMS for sale or exchange for Tulsa IN
come property. Joseph ponnelIy. ll5 n
South Main, phone 6ilo,
RANCHES and farms for sale or exchange.
Joseph Donnelly. ll3l2 South Main. Phone
GiI6
WANTED to trade town lots in new oil
region for piano. Phone i6II
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sIIIAIIONS WANTED

AOrNG man ~. married, fourth year in a
.te,I corcern'y employ wishes 10 move 70
.lusa. ronypraunt with seven languages nave
worked bon the auditing department ana A. "'
ntfar. , future. Executive ability, not alrah
Of hard work Please state details, address
Inv To- Eli D. Au,oniu, G337 stewart avenue
Chicago III ------
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rOV RFVT-NirpIy furnished sIoepInE IU0l
frr one or two gentlemen In modern home,
also A garage. 52l West Fourth. Phone
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PRODUCE


KANSAS CITY, Jan "a ~ IhN
Unchanged
EGGS tirsts Stc. ,.-
POJITRN Hens 100 roostoS II HS
turkeys 2ic .,,,
POTATOES Firm. Sl9o
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CHICAGO, Jan. u :" HVTItN- UT
FGGS Lower. receipts l3l9 cases; Nrsts
9stgc. ordinary firsts 3SGS'e, At marx
cases included 3SNSsc,
pOTATOFS Receipts ~ cars; unchanged.
r0ufIRN RN-ANyc. higher; fowls 200
springs l9c,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-25
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

TOK KENT-Newly furni,hol room, nrNI 70
bath private family OF two, Tor coup'99
or gentlemen. 2ls West Ninth street, second
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FINANCIAL

FOR sALE-iOO American telegraphons for
900 $4,000 Uncle Sam OIL for sio0.
100 Oklahoma Star Oil, 100 Black Panther
La, nric.s Oil mining insurance and un'
listed stocks bought and sold. A. L. DeibeI
i.tla Rock Ark
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garage at iulG North
or aud drive. So per
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VERY LITTLE SHOWING AS YLl
Cherokee County Mountains Give Lit.
tic Promise.

TAHI EQUAH, Okla. Jan. "a. -
Prospecting operations for lead anS
ginr which have been under way for
some months in the mountains south
Of hero. have not as yet developed
mineral in paying quantities Some
pretty good specimens have been
found, but the percentage Is not high
enough TO make the working OF the
claims profitable,
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BUSINESS PERSONAL

WANTED to trade town lots in new oil
region for piano. Phone 1917.
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pO,RD AND ROOMS

ROOM and board for two, close to bath.
2l3 West Fifth. Phone 3lb1.
FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms and want
few board,rs Phone 24O7.
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IIINRER and building material--l,ouisians
long leaf yellow pine lumber shipped az
rect from mill subject to examination,
Shingles, windows. doors and hardware no
Advance payment required, quick shipments;
grade and count guaranteed; send material
bll for estimate. Il. d. Taylor Co., Lake
Charles, La.
MONEY TO You've opened new junk
house under the name OF Indian supply
& Junk Co. We pay highest prices for second,
hand pipe and all kinds OF junk, iron and
metals We give free team service In city
limits at II East Cameron. Phone Al "a
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for mems sec
ond Inland suits. coats and trousers also
buy shoes and hats. Phone 3467.
ARE you salesman We will bet you $500
a month against $50 that you are not,
Phone d370.
CALL. Lear's Baggage and Transfer Line,
phone 5ll1, to do your moving; always
MASQUERADE costumes for rent. Any
thing you want. Evening gowns. Phone
FOR PLEASING photographs you can always
get them at Te Bow Studio, l0liF South
Main.
HIGHEST prices paid for secondhand cloth
ing and shoes. Phone b4A5.
S5 AND $40 paid for mems second hand
clothing Phone $500. ,
FIRST GLASS painting and paper hanging
slo PAID for mems second hand suits; also
buy shoes and hats. Phone lp@2.
POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK
FOR SALE-Big bargain 30 teams, wagons
| and harness; will sell separately, one
boiler wagon included. Il Seybold, Hill
camp. shamrock, Okla.
FOR SALE-frained coon and 'possum
hounds, also unframed hounds, fox and cat
hounds. birldogs. NJ. l.. Crawford Tiger, Ga,
r0R sAl.E - Car OF high'grade Jersey
tpringers. no east Texas stuff; s4S per
head. Leo Neal, Commerce Texas; ;,,-
FOR sALE--Three nice shetland colts,
cheap; for price and description WRITE
F. ". Gray, Fayetteville ARK -.
| Eop sN,F-Boston terrier. female pedi.
greed. age ls months Phone 20sl.
FOR SAl.E-ream OF young mares wagon
and harness. NJ, T. steil, phone 56s2,
FOR sAIE-one National drilling machine,
good as new, Phone ,S Sgl4; IL -
FOR sALE-cNnsry birds Phone ie44,
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WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS

WANTED Good room and board on or near
ear line; will not pay over $40 per week
Address box i43l. care World, ---
WNNTED-Go board and room by young
German Address ii4l. care World
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BARGAINS IN USED CARS.

BARGAINS IN USED CARS
One Overland touring, 1916.
Three Ford touring, 1916.
Two Ford trucks 1916
one 1917 Maxwell, SNAP.
one ohummy Pullman, l9ld'
Two Dodge touring, 1915
one Ford taxi. snap. ,
All in Al conditions. Terms u drsr'u'
AUTO CLEARING 4 SALES. co, .o.o
2O7 North Main fhoHc 'O'''
FOR SALE--One Dodge roadster llrst,
class condition, one Studebaker touring
car; one Overland touring car; one MaA"eii
nlmost new: all AT sacrifice bargain u sou
at once Oakland Sales company, 2-o East
Second Phone r-1Y.
ONE Ford touring car, good condition terms
Welsh.McNulty Motor Co.. seventh an"
Boulder.
ONE II series Studcbuker SiA, nearly new,
terms Welsh McNulty Motor Co.. seventh
and Boulder.
SEVER VI. good used cars to close oat a, pat
gain prices; terms NtIsh A'Nu'E M"'O'
CO.. seventh and Bouldc'
For RENT-Priyate garage at iulG Norln
Main, cement floor aud drive. 80 per
month Phone 650S
TORDS FOR SALE--l9lG roadster 1910
touring 2ll North Main. ,,.,,
FOR Chevrolet touring car l9li
model Phone 2l5i
FOR RENl-Barn suitable for garage. l-oi
South Boston: So per month.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.On almost new
onc.ton Kelly Springfield truck. AddIe''
box 4IiI. care World.
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AUTOMOBILES AND Accessories
For Sale

one enclosed Piorce-Arrow BODY
suitable for taxi. can be used on mosl
any car. Also one 81 Buick nVe-pas-
songer car in good condition These
are real bargains.
NEW STATE AUTO x SUP co.
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pOULTRY AND 1--WE STOCK
WANTED no RENT HOUSES

WANTED TO RENT HOUSES
WANTFD-Fiye or six rooms, furnished
bungalow; will buy furniture desired !
must be good ncishborhood. Aidre. 9ls
Hotel Tulsa
WANTED-ro rent or purchase from owner,
new five or sixroom modern bungalow on
nayement: must be . bargain. Box 1884
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Wheat prices advanced sharply to-
day and closed at the high point. July
finished liz cents higher and Sep
tenfber l. cents up. Wheat, receipts,
s4 cars compared with 24l a year ago.
Nheat-July, opened, s2.45a; high,
$2.al; low, S2.4512: close. $2.57.
September - Opened, $l.99; high,
500; low, sl!99 closed, $2.O7.
No. ! hard, $2.15; No. l Northern.
$2.6o@210; No. northern. $2.50n
$50; No. wheat $23Om25o; No. ?
durum, $2.05m 2.l5; No. hard Mon
tanH, $2.50m 2.55.
Corn-No. 8 yellow. $1.04m195.
pats-No. 8 white, S5A M16A.
FlaX-$3.0 2m3.07
flour-tnchanged shipments, 32,70a
barrels.
Barley-$1. 15M155.
Rye-$2M
Bran--31 M32
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SHORT INTERESTS RULE
! STOCK MARKET SESSION
Direct Efforts Against More
Susceptible Shares and
Weaken Whole List.
ST. PAUL OBJECTIVE
Motors and Oils Decline Per
ceptibly Under Attack,
Maxwell Hit Hard.
ST. PAUL OBJECTIVE

New York. Jnly lS.-The superficial
character Of prevailing stock market
conditions was strikingly illustrated
today when the shorts resumed their
attacks upon the more susceptible
stocks in a fairly successful effort to
depress the entire list
st. PAU was the main objective Of
the bears declining AZ points on
rumors which east doubt on the main
tcnancc of the present rate of dividend.
Other dividend paying rails yielded /
to ? points with no approciable re-
corcrieS.
Motors also claimed the attention
of professional traders. the Maxwell
group falling ! to ) points. Reversals of
some OF the oils, minor equipments and
specialtieS were al gross rccessions of
to 3 points.
In general the days operations were
least noteworthy of any recent period,
both as to volume and variety of is-
sues traded in.
Representative industrials and the
more popular war descriptions held
'oiiipifdthelN STEADY untll the flnal
hour when the weight of selling be-
came too strong to be resisted
The few features of strength We're
limited TO stocks of little potential
value as market leaders. these inc,id-
ing the various issues which derive
their chief support from pools. United
states Steel was typical of the move
ment of other prominent stocks. 1t sold
up to 122i, and cloed at l2O$4. a ne,
loss OF lis points. Total sales, 64O,-
GOO shares.
The bond market was irregular. The
Liberty issue ranged from a9.41 to
W.4a. Total sales, par value, S2,6SO,-
600
United states coupon and registered
rs declined a per cent on CALL
\ mGriCln Beet Sugar on
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MONEY AND METALS

New York, July lS.-Mercantile pa
per "a Bar silver SOA; Mexican dol
lars. 63; government bonds, heavy;
railroad bonds, irregular.
Time loans firm, so DAYS 4laM5
30 days and six months, 4AM5.
Cali money firm: high. 6; low, g.,
ruling rate. 6: last loan, 3; closing
bid, 2M; offered at ).
Copper nominal: large dealers out
OF the market; small lots of second
hand August and later deliveries
$2s.hOr2I. Lead weak: spot lOA asked
Speitcr dull. spot East st. Louis de,
| livery, SA asked.
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|ENO Of FOOD CONTROL
WRANCLE IS IN SIGHT
Voting Upon Amendments Is
Begun and lO-Minute De-
bate Rule in Force.
FINAL VOTE SATURDAY
Proposal Offered to Make 81
Per 'Bushel Ruling Price
for Wheat.
FINAL VOTE SATURDAY

Washington. July 18.--Senate con-
sideration OF the administration food
control bill. begun a month ago today.
is approaching an end. Voting upon
amendments began today. and tomor-
row discussion will proceed under 10
minute limit toward the final vote to
be taken Saturday.
Only one amendment was disposed
of today. hut that. relating to sales by
government agents of their own prod
,icts to the government. has been be-
fore the senate almost exclusively for
a week. A redraft Of the provision of.
fered by Senator Pomerene was
adopted tentatively but probably final
~ by a vote of 81 to II. 1t Is designed
to meet especially the supply purchas-
ing situation of the defense council
and its advisory bodies.
Amendments Today.
Tomorrow leaders expect to proceed
rapidly. with the many amendments.
Probably the first to be taken up will
be the compromise proposal to create
a board of food administration of three
salaried members in lieu of the orig
inal plan for one administrator.
The actual effect OF the Pomerene
amendment written into the bill today
was disputed by Senators tonight. Its
advocates declared 1t was entirely sat
isfactory to the administration and
council members. Equal satisfaction
was expressed by those advocating
more drastic action. including Senator
Reed. one of the most persistent critics
of the council.
During the discussion Senator Ponce
rene declared no serious criticism
could be lodged against the councils
advisory commission and that its
usefulness should not be crippled by
passage of the committee amendments
which its opponents predicted might
prevent the prominent men who have
been serving as commissioners with
out pay from continuing in their posi-
tons. Senator Reed and others in
sisted that all that was sought was to
prevent contracts for their own sup
plies from being controlled by the
commissioners.
Two Dollars for Wheat.
Among other amendments submitted,
but not acted on during the day. was
one fixing the minimum price for
wheat at 81 n bushel by Senator KEEL
logg. Senator McCumber proposed one
under which the amount of compensa-
ton for any farm product requisitioned
by the government be computed at the
same rate as that paid for other prod
ucts such as steel. iron and copper.
plus reasonable rate Of interest.
Senator Weeks Offered as an amend.
ment to the bill his plan for a joint
congressional committee on the con-
duct OF the war already embodied in a
separate bill.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK

Hogs-Receipts. 14.S00. Lower.
Heavy $14.s5ml5.35: mixed. s14.35M
14.65 light, $14.20m14.Sa; pigs. $12.25
m14.25: bulk. $l4.30M14.70.
Cattlc-Receipts, 1900. Higher. Ma
tive steers. $9.75m13.S5; cows and
heifers. $7.500i 1880: western steers,
S9mll.50; Texas steers, $s.25M 1925;
Gamers. S5.50M7.50: stockers and feed
ers. S6m9.50: calves, S9MlS; bulls,
stays, etc, $6M9.5O.
Sheep-Receipts. $500. Strong. Year
lings. $1o.50M 1850; wethers. $9M 1925;
cws, SSM9. lambs. $14.60M1 1910.
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John /. Sullivan on overeating.

John l.. Sullivan, the ex-pugilist.
says that more people die from over
eating than from drink. One of the
most prominent physicians in England
says that is also the case over there.
No wonder that so many people are
troubled with indigestion. II you have
trouble with your stomach adopt Il
diet suited to Your age and occupation.
Then II you should have indigestion
take Chamberlain's Tablets They
strengthen the stomach and enable it
to perform its functions naturally
ADV,
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs-Receipts, $4,000. Tomorrow.
1900. Weak, Is below yeterday's
average Bulk, S14.S5GI15.35; light,
S14.30Ml5.2 mixed, $14l5M15.50:
heavy, $l4ml5.5O rough, $14m$14.o5;
pigs, s11.25M14.25.
Cattle--Reeeipts. $1,000. Tomorrow,
1000. Firm. Native beef cattle, $40
ala: western steers, ss65M11.S0:
stockers and feeders, s6.25I9.4O; cows
and heifers, $5.30Ml1.S0; calves, $3.50
Ml4.25
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Tomorrow.
$4,000. Firm. Wethers, s7.75Ml1: ewes,
$7M9.25; lambs, $9.50ml5.60.
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ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

lower. Range $l4.25M15.lO; bulk,
$l4.50Ml4.GO.
Catue--Receipts, 2.l00. Killers.
steady. Steers. $5m12; cows and heif-
ers. $500 10. calves. 25 lower. $500
Is: stockers and feeders steady, $50
S.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 200. Steady. Lambs
s..lo@1S; wethers. s5Q5.5o; ewes. $50
$50.
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WAR HORSES AND MULES
WANTED.

WIN be at Florence July 20 and II
Missoula at Bedelrs Feed and Sale
stable Saturday, July 81.
The following specifications are re.
CURED for horses:
From S to 10 years old and from II
to II hands high. Must be geldinE.
and weigh from 600 to 400. No white
horses. viii take dark grays.
Specifications for mules:
From to 3 years old and from IAN
to II hands high. VIII take any colol
except whites. Either sex.
For further particulars address:
B. B. TUTWILER.
ADV. Drummond. Mont.
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NOTICE..

A mass meeting of all the building
trades will be held Thursday evening
at o'clock at new union hall for the
purpose OF adjusting beet sugar fac
tory troubles. All members of the
building trades are requested to attend
promptly.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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chamberiain's Collie and Oiarrhosa
Remedy.
Mrs. Charles Palmer. Andrews, Ind,
says. "Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy has never failed ia
give me prompt relief. From my own
experience and that OF my friends and
neighbors. know it will do all that Ia
claimed for it.'-Adv.
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NOTICE..

Is hereby given to all banks and mer-
chants not to cash the Dyer Co. pay
checks numbers 7719. 1856 or 1857, as
they have been stolen. II these checks
show up notify the Dyer Co. phone %,
sugar factory. 4
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. July 1S.---OfficiaIly con-
firmed corn crop damage in Texas.
Oklahoma and parts of Kansas hoist :
ed the corn market today, but was
partly offset later by a renewal of
peace talk. The close ives unsettled at
81 to 15s net advance. Wheat made a
rise of IS to 10 cents. but the amount
of business was insignificant. Prices
finished steady at the top, oats gained
y to rs cents and provisions fell
back 5 to q cents.
During the initial transactions in
corn most traders appeared to be
governed by opinions from some ex-
ports that owing to lack Of warmth
and sunshine the crop as a whole was
not making seasonable progress. Soon,
however, sentiment largely changed as
a result of predictions that the Mis-
souri, crop this season would exceed
the bumper crop of 1902 and that con-
ditions would be bearish also in Kan
sas. Oklahoma. Nebraska and Illinois.
A strong advance ensued. nevertheless,
in the last half of the session mainly
as a result of the governments weekly
crop report which verified serious in
jury to the corn southwest.
Announcement from Washington
that the winter wheat harvest was ten
days to two weeks behind the average
time and spring wheat from Montana
westward was suffering greatly for
moisture seemed to be a source of
much uneasiness on the part of scat
tered shorts. Urgent bids did not elicit
any offers until 10 cents had been ad-
ded to values and there was prospect
of the advance being doubled.
Oats We're governed by the action
of corn.
Provisions lacked support.
Days range: