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QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced OllIe
Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, practicing physician
for 20 years and calomers old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid li7ers
Olive Tablets do not contain calomcl
just healing, soothing vegetable Taxa
tive mixed with olive oil,
No gripping is the keynote" Of these
little sugar coated, olive-colored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver
to act normally, They never force
them to unnatural action.
If You have a dark brown mouth -
bad breath--a dull, tired feeling-sick
headache--torpid liver constipation,
youll find quick, sure and pleasant re
suits from one or two of DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night
to keep right Try them. 15c, soc, 6Oc.
Advertisement.
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Speedy Relief From
BuniOns-,Soft COrns

No sensible person will continue to
suffer from those intense, ,agonizing,
throbbing bunion pains when the new
powerful penetrating yet harmless an
tiseptic Emerald IOil can readily be OBJ
tanned at any we'll stocked drug store.
Apply a few drops over the infamed
swollen joint and see how speedily the
pain disappears. A few more appli-
cations and the swollen joint is reduced
to normal.
SO marvelously powerful is Emerald
Oil that soft corns seem to shrivel right
up and drop off.
Hook Drug Co. guarantees it and Is
dispensing it to many foot sufferers
Advertisement
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CupidVs Adventures
Subject of 'Y Club

"In Golden Chains" is the topic
Of Dwight S. Ritter, secretary of
Grassfork Fisheries. Martinsville, to-
night before the Bible Investigation
Club at the Y. NJ. C. A. An open
forum discussion is to be held on
IAN Adevture in Marriage"
Questions for the forum:
How can a man test girls love?
At what ago should a man marry?
How many years may l expect to
add to my life if 1 live clean?
Can the political pool be cleaned?
How and when?
Can a man succeed without a col
lege education?
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lief and helped my condition general
ly.
after finishing my second bottle
of Husky procured three more bot
tie as 1 want to continue with it's
treatment. 1 can certainly recon-
mend Husky to others. 1t has bene-
fitted me SO that feel it is my duty
to let others know of it's great
merit"
Husky Will Help You
Every person in Indianapolis and
vicinity suffering in any way Husky
is recommended to relieve is urged
to try the Husky treatment. Husky
is helping thousands and it will also
help you, if you will only give it the
chance. All Haag Stores and other
reliable drug stores supply Husky.
advertisement.
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LET ACTUAL EXPERIENCES
WITH HUSKY" GUIDE YOU
ASK Those Who Have Taken the Husky Treatment;
Read What They Say in Signed
Statements.
Have This Medicine Ex-
planned at the Haag
Stores, Husky Head
quarters.

Just the statement that Husky, ma.
lures great remedy, will relieve
,tomach, liver, kidney and bowel all
Aents and the many ills that go
It'll these ailments wouldn't mean
luch to you unless Husky really did
le work But when hundreds of
,spected citizens of Indianapolis find
ON experience that Husky does all
iese things, the truth of the above
.atement cannot be denied. 1t is
lie relief that suffering men and
Igomen get from the Husky treat
'aent that counts. Nothing else mat
lers. Hundreds here have been re-
1eved through the Husky treatment
bf stomach, liver, kidney and bowel
|dlments and such accompanying ills
Ils headaches, dizzy spells, indiges-
ion, gas and sour stomach. loss of
lippetite, constipation, catarrhal af-
iections, rheumatic pains, nervous
less and that tired, worn out feel
Ing and their signed statements are
here to guide you to health and hap
biness.
indianapolis Case Cited
An interesting Indianapolis case
that of Mrs. Laura Wynn, 1915
it, Peter ST., who tells in the fol.
lowing story how Husky helped her.
MY health was all run down and
had no strength. For eight years
suffered with catarrh of the stom-
tch and bowels. Everything 1 ate
would disagree with me. After eat
ing there would be gas on my stom.
Ich and a lump would form in the
Bit of my stomach. This lump would
leel like lead. My heart would flut-
Ter during these attacks and my
breath would be short. / also suf-
cred from dizzy spells.
although / looked like l was
fairly healthy, l was in a badly run
town condition and l had no
Itrength. l began taking Husky and
his medicine has certainly proved
bf benefit to me. After taking my
second bottle l felt much better.
This medicine has given me great re-
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Today s Best
-(An Central Standard Time)-

Copyright, 1927, by United Press)
WEAF Hookup (WEAF, WRC,
WCAE and WG), 1880 p. NJ. EAST
ern)-Audrans operetta, Loves
Vow"
CNRM, Montreal aid and CNRO,
ottawa $50, $3.50 p. NJ. (Eastern)--
Association Chorale de Saint Jerome
WLW, Cincinnati (422) s p. NJ.
Qastern)-Radio editors hour.
GRIMM, Winnipeg $50, 1920 p
M. (Central-Gilbert & Sullivan pro.
gram.
WIZ Hookup (WJZ, KDKA. KYW
and WEI. p. M. Eastern)-Shil-
kret's Orchestra.
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PASSING THROUGH CANAL

BU United Press
BALBOA, PANAMA C A n A l.
ZONE, Jan. 26.-Escorted by the
II. S. s. Arkansas. the British
cruiser Renown, bearing the Duke
and Duchess of York, has begun it's
transit of the Panama Canal.
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wHAp t.75l. Milwaukee

Orchestra.
1O:45-WSB (42S.3). Acknowledgement
wHB 1866. Kansas City-Musical.
I:OO-KFNF 14611. Shenandoah-Frolic
KGw l491 - Portland-Entertainme
Ii :3O-WHAD (275). Milwaukee-Organ
wCCO l416.4). St. Paul-Organ.
1.:00-CNRT 1291l Vancouver-or-
l:O0-KNx 1897. FolIywood--Dance mu-
sic. KPo (42S.3). San Francisco
Dance music.
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personal taxpayers thirty days additional
ment. judiciary A.
H. B. 15S-Mason. Providing for licens
ing of hairdressers and cosmetologists. Jul
dietary B.
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POLICE EXAMS SUNDAY
Seventy-Seven Seek Position Open TO
Twelve on Force.

Police Chief Claude F. Johnson to-
day announced that seventy-seven
applicants for the twelve vacant po-
sitions will take the police civil
service examination Sunday at 0 a.
m. at Shortridge High School.
The examination will be given
by John White. civil service chair
man.
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The newspapers of the United
States use about 100000 tons of
pulp wood for paper every year.
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99 o;i55o TT l434)5 oTIoarontoMc7orehestra;o
1O:i5@KMox (2sOa). st. Louis-Dance
music.
IO:30-CNRW C3s4.4). winnipeg-Comic
Dance Dance; concert. wScco5 'i4ieC4i).' s st. Paul
Music. WCAE l461.3l Pittsburgh-
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6;Q9UGFCA (434,i Toronto n orchestrq
l253l. Cleveland - Orchestra. WHO
1850. Sew York-7-Orchestra wMBF
6:15-WSAI 1890, Cincinnati - Chimes
6;2O-wLW 1929, Cincinnati-orches-
Ira.
ef $50 1fS5 ar M9ntrS7l cSPssEt
W S4224, M Ng% YS9TIE3I7jArp1Eg band e
(326l, Cincinnati : Pianist. WSM
(2S2.Sl, Nashville-Orchestr
7:o0MKFNE 2461) shenaqddo.ah = Con-
WEAo (2945, COLUMBUS WGHP
1865 o., Kansas CityETrio. WIKI
l273(. Cleveland-Concert. WHO (526)
Des Moines-Quartet. WKRC 1920 .
Observation-Disclosures. WMBF (3S4) !.
Miami Beach-Concert. WTAM 1889 A. ,
Cleyeland--Recital WWJ (352.7l. De-
7:sOMCF7ctA2' t944.sN, Observation-Disclosures
KPRC l296,9). Observation-Disclosures
KNOX l2S02l, st. Louis-String quar-
tet. WCCO (416.4. st. Paul-Musical
octet; also WRC, WEEI, WCAE. WILT,
WAR. WTAG. WSAI. WGHB' (oB6) ,
Clearwater-Open house. WGHP f27O) .
Detroit-Symphony. WHO 1920 Des
Moines-Orchestra. WSM (2S2.S)
Nashville-Concert.
S:09-WAAM (263), Newarl.-Muscal
WICK OLD. Detroit-Codn lessons
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wGY. wHAs (399.SD. Louisville-Con-
cert WHO (526). Des Moines-Popu-
lar songs. WSMB (319). New Orleans
o :OO@KMA (46D. henandoah-Musical.
WEAF (492), New York-Smith Bros;
to WGR, WCAE, WTAG,- -KSD WDAF,
WCCO, woo, WRC. WSAI, WWJ.
GLIB (266l Clearwater-Dance music.
WHO 1920 Des Moines-Quartets.
WIN 1851 -. New York-Entertainers
Wink (273) Cleveland-Choral singers
WJR OLD. Detroit-Serenaders WLW
422 3lf Cincinnati-Trio. 49,
KPRC (2969) Houston-Music. WCCO
l4164, st. Paul-Trio. woo (4S4)
Davenport-Organ. WSAI 1920, Gin
cinnati-Dance music.
9:10-WLW (422.3), Cincnnati-Ford and
Glenn.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, July l2.-CU. S. u. Of A.
Hogs $4,000: finished hogs scarce;
average weight $50 pounds down
good to choice quality and packing
sows steady to 10 cents higher;
others slow, around steady; top
1910; bulk l60 to 900 pounds $3.50
1000; $50 to 900 pounds 8.S5@9.65;
few butchers 1925 to 375 pounds ,8.60
0lS.SO; packing sows mostly 1000
500; lightweights 8.1O@8.15: bulk
pigs S.75N9.25; strong weights 9.35
1850; heavyweight hogs 8.55Q9.4O;
medium 9.O0M1O.O5; lights 9.1OM
1910; light li~hts 8.9O@lO.O0; pack
ing sows 7.O0@8.lO; slaughter pigs
S.G5M9.6O.
Cattle 5000; fed steers and she
stock fully steady; stockcrs slow
steady; scarce; bulls 1OM25 cents
higher; vcalers 25 cents higher; ex-
IRENE top heavy steers l4.45, highest
of the season; few hcavies here;
warnings up to 1900; long yearlings
1925; yearling heifers up to 1900;
most fed steers 11.O0M13.5O; heavy
sausage bulls up to 7.50; vcalers
mostly l3.5O@14.O0; outsiders up to
1850.
Sheep 1000; fat lambs fairly ac-
tive. strong with Mondays close;
spots early rs cents higher; early
bulk good natives to packers 400;
sorts light; best natives to city
butchers upward to 1850; few mcdi-
UNI natives downward to 1875 and
below; most culls 1000 few up ia
1850; no range lambs sold; choice
Oregons held above 14.85; steady to
strong; scattering fat ewes 5.OO@
$50: feeding lambs scarccA nom.
inally about steady: late Monday
bulk fat rangers 14.75@14.85; bulk
and top feeders 1880.
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MARKETS
~ Aspeciatsd Press Leased WIZ
FINANCIAL
NEWS
STOCK PRICES
MOVE UPWARD
Prices Rise in Spirited Fash
ion, Influenced BY Good
Crop Reports

New York, July l2.--1P-Prices
again rose in II spirited fashion in
the stock market today. influenced
by good crop reports, sustained in
vcstmcnt buying and the usual flock
OF rumOrs of new combinations in
tho railroad and industrial fields.
Pools derived encouragement from
the outlook Of improved business in
certain lines and resumed their opcr-
atoms on a large scale. in the hope
Of attracting larger public par
ticipation, which was still extremely
limited despite recent sharp ad-
vances in particular stocks.
BY far the best showing was made
by the highest grade railroad and in
dustrial issues, with an unuusal in
quiry prevailing for railroad shares.
Commercial Solvents b rose to 3S4, a
record figure, on talk Of a 100 per
cent stock dividend.
With large blocks of Sears Roe
buck and Montgomery Ward again
being eagerly purchased, the moth
eaten rumor Of consolidation of the
two companies, often denied, was
trotted forth again to do service.
A number of weak spots persisted,
including Mack Truck, Barnsdall A.
Foundation company and Electric
Refrigeration, the last named sag
ging to 13, new minimum. Collins
and Aikmcn also was heavy, coinci-
dent with the announcement Of Of
fering two of the new preferred
stock. Profit taking made inroads on
some of the pivotal shares in the
early afternoon. notably Baldwin,
WHICH sold off from 244. its record
price, to 24O.
The closing was strong. Bullish
activity was extended to all classes
Of shares, including issues which
have benefited largely from the re-
cent marked appreciation in invest
ment shares. Both Colorado Fuel
and Timken Roller Bearing got into
new high territory when they sold
above 96 and 40 respectively. Gen
eral Motors TURNED heavy late in
the day and Baldwin and som" of the
other popular issues reflected extern
sive realizing. Total sales app, oxi-
mated 100000 shares.
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CROP REPORT

The northwest has had fine wealth
grain crops have made excellen:
progress, according to the weekly
crop report issued by the Van Dusen
Harrington company of Minneapolis.
At occasional points rains would be
beneficial in freshening the crops
but there are no places where they
are suffering.
Recently there have been some
rather sensational reports of black
rust in the northwest but we feel
that these are hardly warranted "a.
this time. In some places in South
Dakota considerable red rust is to
be found in the fields but this is
principally on the leaves. Our
representatives have searched for
black rust and in few instances a
very light infection has been found
in the first stage of development but
has not appeared on the stem. This
is condition that exists practically
every season. Some years the rust
made but little Roadway, because the
weather was unfav0rablc for it. With
continuation of the present wealth
CIR, it is probable that black rust
would do but little damage. Should
it turn hot, with heavy dews or
moisture, the. rust infection could
develop rapidly. Within the next
two or three weeks the extent of
black rust probably can be de-
termined.
Spring wheat and durum in the
southern half and in number of
northern districts is headed and
shows an exceptionally fine condi-
ton. 1t has also made rapid growth
recently. In places in North Da-
kota where it started late it has de-
veloped so fast that it is very little
behind normal. Present indications
point to fine crops Of both spring
wheat land durum, providing no UNI
favorable conditions develop.
harley and oats are headed. The
fields have a good color and heavy
stand, with prospects for good yields.
Corn, which has given concern be-
cause Of its lateness, has made rapid
progress the past week. In many
places in the southern districts it is
fully knee high. and with warm
weather and no early frost will UNI
mature. In North Dakota
and the northern half Of Minnesota,
the corn is still very backward, espe-
cially in the low land where there
was excessive moisture.
The rye crop has maintained fins
condition throughout the season and
in the southern districts cutting will
begin within short time. This
crop has heavy stand and the heads
are unusually large and apparently
well filled, promising good yields.
Our correspondents report very
fine condition Of the flax crop. III
some instances tho flax fields are
wesdy. especially. in the low places
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.


Default having occurred in the
terms and conditions of that certain
real estate mortgage, executed and
delivered by Margaret Luella Clan
Vile. as administrative of the es-
state OF Seth Granville, deceased.
morteagor. to Jacob Hempel. mort
gage. dated June 2lst, 1919. and
filed for record in the office OF the
Register Of Deeds Of Burleigh
County North Dakota on July lst,
1919. at $3.50 o'clock p. m. and there
cages at page "a. and thereafter
duly assigned to Emily I. SETTLING
and Clara G.. Schilling, which as
stgnment was filed in said, office
on Nov. 7th. 1919. and there duly
recorded in Book 13s of Assign
Will be foreciosed by a sale OF the
hereinafter described at the front
door of the County Court House In
the City Of Bismarck, in said county
at o'clock p. M. on July l4th.B
i Lss7' ny .a,g public bile. sale OF the prem
after described, to satisfy the
amount due on said mortgage on
the day Of sale.
The premises described In said
mortgage and which will be sold to
ne sams ars inese ns aslsslR
County, n. D., and described q fol-
lows. to-wit:
Lots 3 and 1, OF Section Ono t1J
In. Township One Hundred xortS.
Four North tl44Nl Of Range
Se1enty-six West (76Wl. 81.
There will be due on sel4 nnoFt@
gage on the day OF sale the omM ~
&91e.07. together with the costs u
TO- 1ereclosure and statutory At
torhey's fces.
. Dated It Ainot. n. d. Jnrs srd,
CLARA G. scIaILI.INf ss:l
EMILY /. 6CHIf4LIN0.
rOTTN. j. COYLE. s Q rs " s,s
Attorney for Aseigneoa.
]. MinOt, n. D. I
sIis-is-ao.s7-7/s-i1 Nv
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sim MONS

SUMMONS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Burleigh-ss.
In District Court, Fourth Judicial
District.
Arthur w. Snow. Plaintiff
Ellen Cannon, and all other per-
sons unknown claiming any es-
tate or interest in, or lien or
lhcuinbfance upon the property
described In the complaint
state OF North Dakota to the Above
Named DEFENDANTS:
lou are hereby summoned to an
sWef the complaint in the above en-
!aied action. which will be filed i'm
me oiflce OF the clerk of the above
named court, and to serve "A copy or
your answer upon the subscriber
Wiinin thlrty days after the service
OF the summons upon YOU and In
case oil your failure to answer or
appear, judgment will be taken
against you for the relief demanded
In the complaint
Dated this 4th day of June. A. D..
1921 -
l.. J. WEHE,
attorney for the Plaintiff.
Address: Lucas Block,
bismarck, North Dakota.
Notice
10 the Above Named Defendants:
You will please take notice that
the above entitled action is brought
Tor the purpose Of quieting title and
relates to the following described
real property. situated in the coun-
~ OF Burleigh and state of North
dakota. to-wit: Lot twenty-five
go. In Block Forty-five f45). in
Flannery and Wetherby Addition to
the city of Bismarck, in said coun-
ty and state.
dated this 4th day of June, A. D.,
1927.
L. J. WEHE.
attorney for the Plaintiff.
Address: Lucas Block,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Mimi, July r.
Gu. S. D. of A.)-Cattle h5OO; few
early sales; tendency strong to un-
evenly higher on better grade steers.
yearlings and hcifers; other classes
about steady, bulls Is or more high
err; around 10 loads fat cattle on
sale, with bulk Of value to sell at
10.5O@11.75; bulk she stock 5.75@
500; cutters 4.5O@5.25; medium
bulls mostly G.5O@G.75; stockcrs and
feeders slow, about steady.
Calves 1000; vealers around so
lower on better grades; range 1900
@12.75.
Hogs 1000: opening slow; steady
to strong: bulk better 200 pounds
down 9.65; 2lO to $50 pound averages
0.0O@0.5O; bidding mostly 8.OO@8.75
on heavyweights, mostly 7.35@7.50
on packing sOws; some sorted cows
to shippers 7.65; pigs steady; bulk
9.6Q; average cost Monday ISL;
weight 282.
Sheep 500; fat native lambs most
" Is cents higher; bulk 1875; sheep
about steady; fat ewes mostly 400
$500.
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Police Court Tries
is Cases in June

Sixteen cases were brought before
Police Magistrate J. NJ. Bclk during
the month of June, and two men who
had deposited cash bonds Of IS each
forfeited their bonds, according to
the monthly report presented to: the
city commission by the magistrate.
Fines and costs collected during the
month totalcd $l13.7O, of which $40
were for fines and the balance for
costs.
Seven of the arrests were for
drunkenness. one for being drunk and
disorderly, five for disorderly con-
duct and three for speeding.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-=-.-PHQNE co
MIsCELI,ANEQUs

X-RAYS: *" MEANS aUNKNOWN."
i. e. The Unknown Rays II what
they shoot through the delicate
nerves and tissues Of your body.
But x-Rays cause cancer. Many
GER following exRosure to x or
Unknown Rays. You will notice
that the generator Of the machine
taxes no chances. He gets behind
q lead screen or presses the but
ton from another room in order
to protect himself. But how about
you? We have no X-Ray. After
26 years experience we need no
X-Rays to tell you what is the
matter with you. We can diagnose
and cure your trouble without
these dangerous, cancer-producing
unknown rays. We can cure you
for the price you pay to have this
dangerous picture taken. Health
Education Society of the North
west, Affiliated with the Clinic of
DR.. T. NJ. MacLachlan (Harvard) J.
Rooms 6.8, Lucas Block.
WANTED-To lease to responsible
parties good garage and Access
sorry business with apartment to
live in. Parties must be in a posi-
ton to take over about $1,000
worth Of stock and equipment
Place new, doing a good business
and we'll located. Write Tribune
No. SO.
FOR RENT-f6O acres hay land in
section II, Apple Creek Township
and $50 acres in section 81. Ster-
ling township. +. A. Lahr, Bis
marck, N. D.
FOR SALE-One Mccormick header
almost new. Inquire Chas. No
Cormick, Menoken. N. D.
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WHEAT TAKES
SHARP BREAK
Market Affected BY Govern.
ment Forecast of Larger
Yield Than Expected

Chicago, July 12,-(P)-Whcat suf-
fcrcd sharp breaks in price today
as result Of the government fore
cast Of yield much in excess of
what had generally been looked for.
Export demand was too slow and the
trade gave little attention to crop
damage adviccs from France or to
the Canadian government report.
Rains in part Of the American North
west and also in Canada were like
wise ignored.
Wheat closed unsettled 27s to 3Ia
cents net lower; corn unchanged to
J. cent off; oats IA to Il cent down,
and provisions varying from 2 cents
decline to rise Of Is cents.
With official estimates pointing to
100000 bushels more winter wheat
than was predicted month ago and
7O,OOO.OOO bushels more spring wheat
! than last year, bears in wheat had a
big advantage today. The report -
| whole showed more wheat available
for the United States than in 1926
Meanwhile, weather in spring crop
territory added to the daily lessen
ing of fear that black rust this sea
son would bring about serious cur
tailment of production. Is
Corn, unlike wheat, ran into good
| buying on declines. Government
confirmation Of assertions that the
1927 corn crop wilt be the smallest
sinnce 1903 and that the crop condi-
ton is the lowest on record was the
chief. incentive for purchasing, espe-
cially as most Of the decrease in the
expected yield is in the central west.
BEARIsH CROP REPORT
BRINGS BREAK IN WHEAT
Minneapolis. July 12.-lP)-Whcat
broke ga Q3h cents on the govern
ment crop report issued after the
close yesterday. Traders construed
the report as bearish, and selling
which came into the maket yesterday
continued today. gaining vigor as
the !. day progressed. Oats futures
closed HOLE cents lower, while
rye showed marked weakness, drop
ping cents for the day. September
barley dropped la cents with July
firm to n cent advance. Flaxseed
showed strength. closing IA cents
higher for all delivery.
Spring wheat continued in very
good demand, with, prices strong to
" cent higher. Comparatively lit
tie desirable stuff was offered.
Durum was firm and weak.
/ Winter wheat was dull. A fair de-
mand was shown FOR corn.
Oats was quiet.
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Portland, Me.--To one minnow. as
long as a mans little finger, $40.
Such was the bill presented by the
municipal court to Joseph G. Beaute,
summer vacationist, and paid. He
fishcd in "a pond without n license
and the mnnow was the result of
two hours work.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, July IL. up - Butter
higher; receipts 1888 tubs: cream
cry extras 40R; standards 4OA ex-
ira firsts 39M ~; firsts 37@h; Sec
onds 34M36.
Eggs unchanged; receipts 1878
cases: firsts 23MA; ordinary firsts
2lM22
Cheese unchanged