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18TH ST
The approximate amount Of tn. lien or
charge. % satisfy when the above de-
.rrfhea property rs To be sold r. Ave thou
sand and eight $500 N5.OOs $4,000 dol
fs-s with interest thereon from the goth
.day Of August. 1915. together with the costs
"a allowance amounting 10 1881 SIS 100
Jotlsrs with interest from September I'd
1915. together with the expenses Of the
sale The approximate amount OF the
taxes. assessments ana water rates or other
iiers which are 20 be allowed to the pur-
rhaser out OF the purchase money. or paid
by the referee. II hfty-six dollars and in
terest Tn. premises viii be sold In one
parcel subject 20 prior mortgage for
.evant, IA. Thousand dollars and interest
thereon and subject to lettings to present
tenants
Dated New York City. september ID.
1913 THOMAS l. HURLEY.
Referee
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SI'RROGATE'S NOTICES.

IL PURSUANCE Of an order Of honorable
John J.. Cohalan, Surrogate or tho
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given
To All persons having claims against Cath
crime A. Bliss, lato OF the County OF New
York deceased. TO present the Same with
Vouchers thereof TO the subscrl Ders at their
Mace OF transacting business, at the once
Of their attorneys. Everett. Clarke Ben
edict No q Wall Street. In The Borough
~ Manhattan CITY OF New York.
before the Sth day OF October next.
Dated New York. the 9Th day of April.
1919
GEORGE Il. AGNEW
Executors
EVERETT CLARKE & BENEDICT. At
torneys foi r.yecutOrs. 81 Wall street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
plIyFE. WILLIAM HENRY PIN PUR-
Euance OF An order OF Honorable John r.
Cohalan a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice Is bereby gwen 10 all persons
having claims against william Henry Z
phyie. late OF the county Of New York
deceased TO present the same with vouch-
ers thereof 20 tho subscriber NJ her place
Of transacting business, at the ofce OF
Frederick s Woodruff. No. iS5 Broadway
IN the city of New York. on or Lciors the
18th day OF October next
Dated. New York. the 29th day OF March
1915. EDITH b. PHYFE.
Administrstrix.
FREDERICK 5. WOODRUFF. Attorney
for Administrators, 1875 Broadway Dor.
oush OF Manhattan. New York City.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. FIRST JUOiClAh
DISTRICT In the matter OF the app.
c,flon ~ the Public Service Commlss lon
,or the First District OF he state OF Sen
YORK acting for and on behalf OF me Cliy
~ New York BY the Corporation Counse'
~ The City OF New York. ior The appolns
ulent OF Commissioners OF Appraisal puis.
mt TO Chapter OF the Laws OK 1881 80,
the several statutes Sniendstot5 th"es'
and supplemental thereto. relative 70 ss-
ouiriug an estate IN zee Simple ~psoi-ss
free froin all Hens and encum0rsnces. 80 80
freq OF Interference and right OK lhteit'I
euce I'm and 10 certain premises stuAteu y.
Park Avenue. tlst and 4znc streets ~ W
Rorough Of Manhattan. city OK -" toIs'
r.ouired for the purposes ~ the cohsus.
ZION maintenance and operation N ~.
uetuitv Of = rapid transit railroad-N0HS-
IL hereby given that an application VIZ. '.
made by the undersigned TO the SlpfeE
Court OF the state u New YORK, IN 80 80
for the First Judicial District az spssIX
Term. Pat I thereof 10 be he.d IN s.e
FOR ths County OF New YORK, q ne Sy. .s
~ Court House. in the cry or Ne" i"S,
borough OF Manhattan, on the zhth osy
Sentefubsr 1915 at me opening OF couIt "
that dav or a. soon thereafter as eos,s.
can be heard. FOR the appointment
Commissioner Of Appraisal ~ the s.t
entitled proceeding. IN the pace ahv .,irs
Of Edward T. Finch. appointed
OF the supreme Court 49, ,siA
Dated New York. september .Stn'v
CHARLES T. TERRY
PHOENIX INGRAHAN
Commissioners Of Appraisal
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sos 900 Bronx Lease.

The United Stores Realty Company
has leased TO John Coules. confec-
tIoIci. the store at the southwest cor
ner Of Third Avenue and l49th Street.
The lease is for a term of fifteen wears
Al an aggregate rental Of $4,000.
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a m. 81 u m.... rs %. M. y
FORECAST or TO-DAN.-fair TODAY and
troianly to-morrow. lot much change 'n tenn
rriatur-. frcsh north winds.
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SIRROGATES NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF HON
orable John T. cohllan. a Surrogate Of
the County 4 New York notice is hereby
given 20 all persons having claims against
Elizabeth Fullick. late Of the County Of
New York. deceased. 10 present :he same
with Vouchers thereof TO the subscribers
At their place Of transacting business
Room 1906. SO 100 broadway. Manhattan.
iu The cry o. New York. Oh OF before tbs
10th day Of Notember nc1t
Dated. New York. tho 10Th day u May.
1919 ALEXANDER BROUGH.
EDWARD g. MAUVER.
Exc uiors
WILLIAM GOLDSTICKER. Atty. for En-
ecutors. l60 Broadway. New York.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington sept z''-Ihe weather mas ne
come much cooler In tie middle Atlantic
... Yen t-,sla,a and ,he Ohio VALLEY.
@'"'''' NV
and cool weather continues IN the Great
lake. and tho Northwest temperatures
,.t,s
have risen somewhat IN me Hlluu'e p'"''''
states and the Southwest, and the weather
l.t-,,os y,,rr, IN the CuIf and south At
Il. ,ho
lantc states 4here nave bech Ia'"s D" NV
last fwcntv-ft7r hours I'm the Ohio and The
: ,,,..,-.t,..., ,.aiio,.s ,,o NATL, mains
upper "'Ss'fSH''' '""'fS' Wv
states and tie north Rocky Mountain region.
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$50 PARK AVENUE, N. eNi Cor 70
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY
:. ROOMS a BAIH, 81 1900 81 80.
IireprOOf; all night elevator.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS ~ MODERN
one family houses and choice building
lots at private sale. large number from
"a INCH 90 select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. 20 quickly close the bust
ness Of two corporations, offers these prop
crtics az about 500 OF former price,
They are located al brentwood. Tallssde
Norsemere. and Leouia, New Jersey (Op-
posite Grants Tomb. within twentv-hvs
minutes Of Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties viii
convince you that they are unusual bar
GAINS Liberal terms Title Guarantee Pol
lcy free.
For further details and terms address
BENZ. II. HAlGHT. Special Deputy Supt
- Banks. care 81 Banking Department.
90 Broadva y. New York city.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Ieachers' Ageney.-
Supplies Professors, teachers; Lu'ors;
coysTt,esse, etc. to Colleges. schools and
EsmilJ.. Apply TO Mrs NJ. J. fOUNu-
FTLTON. 20 linton Square
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LAW SCHOOLS.

NEW YORK Day school ia Fulton ~.
LAW SCHOOL Eyen'g school y. y. City.
Near courts and lawyers uffces Choice Of 4. N.
or r. NJ Evening Glasses. Dwight Method" Of
Instruction using treaties. cases, etc. Three years
COURSE Send for catalogue No. 50.
GEORGE CHASE, Dean.
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INFORMATION WANTEp.

Any o&r kne.i,. tie Whereabouts o IssW 's..-
Nm Pe,er PStrscrsid. q Iyon Cc,nl ,,ssstss>.
.o,s p,e..e notify a. encs Or. J
CottonWood. MINI, Coroner ~ ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAIFFt.L CARPET CLEANING 90. -Cl.tns -
rcuaureS.cd air steam. hsnd or On noof lses
pro,cwry. t2l last iSth - COB bhANS"
Te. l32-3Sh -------
MrLTlGRAPII TYPEWRITER LErTEM ',s'
$50: 900 $50: 10000. 81. GEO
pEATnTRFORD ~ Bfoidwp tEqutsos Bos'
ROOM. llal. Rector 1858 -
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING "ohha
Oldest. Largest Most Modern. ..-.
p. Rssson,oie send FOR Circufr
Tel <592- tse3 Brysns $3i-sSs "esi f0's -
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PROPOSALS.

STATE OF NEW Uitn' - ,,,,D
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT or PUB
Lie WORKS.
ALBANY SepteI or emo, lsb5'
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR
sealed proposals will be .ce'vsa ny 'ne
az his ONCE iA e Capitol az
Albany. y 7. until twelve tx ~, noon %.
October 10Th. 1915. a. "hlch piscs
and hour they viii be publicly opened end
T r'l FOR the Construction OF Barre Cana,
terminals. pursuant 10 tho provisions vi
Chap.er 7,6 Of the Laws OF ISL ana
q rnenha DRY law. as follows:
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i.EGAls W ~ .t...t Rank
The New Haven County Na.lole' =, ths
located in tho City Of New Haven. ~ -
Stat. OF Connecticut, is closing us an -.
All note holders and other creditors o. "a,
association are hereby notified 10 p,,nsas
tho notes and other claims for pAi..t
r.. O. STODDAPD Fres's'
Dated. August IS. l2ls
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Highest temperature Yesterday. o degrees
Cat go p. M, lowest 20 degrees 'at o.lV d.
No.. average. yesterday a. average for cor or
s,.ondlur date list thirty three vcais. Is
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

csuntry Home infefmailon tree 10 prospective hoy.
,rt. List covers fcid CAL write 80 agents sex.
toJnifJ Home Service SO " alst 81. Tel gsel MAJ
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BAROMETER READINGS.
4.e..f ID M -4gl %. m. $50
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FORECAST FOR sPEC1AL Qualities:

FORECAST FOR SPECIAL Qualities:
Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland District
Of Columbia. New England-Fair Tuesday
and probably "Wednesday.
Virrinia-CI Cloudy TUESDAY and Wcdncsdar.
Western PENNSYLVANIA. Western Ne" orN,
West Virginia Partly cloudy TUESDAY ana
WedneSdsy
LOCAL OFFICIAL RECORD. The follow
INK official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes in the temperature Tor
The laet twenty-four hours, in comparison
with the corr -sponding date Of last year.
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rt,RlfIXAL CONTRACT 40. 20

For constructing "a terminal basin with
connecting channel 10 Onondass Lake piers
ao-ckvalIs spillway and highway bridge
IT Syracuse
Contract plans. shee's 90 %.
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142 EAST 22D ST.

PACHILOR APARTMENT
Two Rooms 4ld bath. with shower
also desirable studio on top hcoi
northern exposure steam heat rIeciri. Light
Cruik shank Company 14I Broadway.
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TERMINAL. CONTRACT 40. so.
For grading a terminal size ana approach
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-03-18
BARNEY DEANINo0

G. B. Elliott was passenger to
Mooreton, Tuesday. The same day
w. C. Gallmyer and Geo. Wheaton
transacted business at Wahpeton.
Henry Kleber drove August
Meyers mules to Wyndmere for
examination.
Charley Pompe, Fred Nagel,
August Meyer, F. C. Gramenz, j.
H. Fink, B. H. Fink, John Nagel,
Henry Kressin, n. H. Berg, R.
Pompe, F. C. Staudaker, Paul Kla-
witter were passengers to Wah-
ton, Saturday. 1t seemed that C. F
Bailey wanted to go too, but when
he saw such a big crowd getting
aboard the train he changed his
mind. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Galrneyer
took their baby to Wahpeton Sat-
urday for treatment.
Mrs. John Nagel was passen-
ger to Wahpeton, Saturday.
Carl Rudolph and Carl Denow
transacted business in Wahpeton
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grameiiz Wis
tied at Wahpeton Tuesday.
Herman Witkopp went to Wah-
|peton Saturday to see his COM
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On Wednesday evening of this
week number of Miss Bakers
and Mrs. Hobart's pupils appear
ed in recital at the Conserva-
tory. Those present enjoyed the
following program:
Piano-Doll's Waltz - Gamble.
Rose Lauder.
Violin-Theme and Variations -
Dancia. Rushby Divet.
Piano-Dream Fairies-Ducelle.
Faith Royce.
Piano-May Pole Dance-Morey.
Agnes Swensen.
Piano Spring-Haberbier. Der
othy Rice.
Violin - Solo Etude - Dancia.
Thelma Edelbrook.
Piano-Polka Caprice-Sapellni-
koff. Olivia Edelbrook.
Piano-Prelude, G. Minor-Rach-
manninoff. Hazel Van Arnam.
Piano-Rondo Capriccio- Men
delssohn. Alice White.
Duet Military March Christi
ami. Hazel Grubb and Anges
Swensen.
Piano and Violin Sonata-God-
ard. Alice Wyvell and Mrs. Ho-
bart.
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Sweet Sixteen-Marine Henry.
College Girl-Cora .Frogner.
Football Rival-Horace Robbins
Spanish Girl-Ruth Walters.
Dutch Girl-Antonia Birkhoffer.
Winter Girl-Anna Hedin.
Basketball Rival-Louis Ander-
L son.
Western Girl-Mae Wright.
Indian Maiden-Ragna Ness.
Yachting Girl-Hazel Van Arnam
Small Brother Matt Branden-
| burger.
California Heiress-Viola Bent
Yin.
Hindu Mystic-Ossiff Assad.
Tennis Girl-Alma Simonsen.
Daughters of the; Regiment
jorie Dunno.
Cadet Rival-Carl M. Ulsaker.
1Soldier-Leo M. Dominick.
Red Gross Maid-Ida Hodgson.
Merry Widow-Jennie Kramer.
The Bride-Marion Royce.
College ChumsI-Floyd Prentiss
Lyman Hyperion, Arnold c.
i Forbes, Alvin H. Meyer, Arthur
E. Christensen, Clarence Gun
\ ness, Robert Kramer, Peter
son, Bert Oderkirk, Claude
Vaught, Jack Ortman, Arthur
Illness, Chester Wentworth, anG
others.
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SCIENCE SCHOOL NOTE.

The second annual Carnival gil
ven by the students of the State
School of Science, Monday night
March 18th was a decided success
both as an entertainment and
from the financial standpoint. The
event began at 4:0O p. m. with a
street parade in which all the US
ual sights of a circus parade were
seen in burlesque. The parade
followed the main streets of Wah-
peton and Breckenridge. At 1880
the crowd began to arrive and
continued to come until more
than four hundred and seventy
were present. The Cabaret show
was the most popular of the at
fractions. The features of this
show were the chorus from the
Three Twins special numbers
by Miss Mitten and by Messrs.
Robbins and Hyperion. Other at
fractions of the Carnival were the
Minstrel show, the Kangaroo
Court and a dozen OF more side
shows. The receipts were $4,000
out Of which must be paid $4,000
expenses, thus leaving $40 for
the Annual.
Mrs. Birkhofer is visiting her
daughter Antonio at Burch hall.
Misses Zuill and Oistad spent
the week end very pleasantly at
the Bristad home near Mooreton.
Miss Hodgson of Herman is
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visiting her friend, Ida, at the
Dorm.
Miss Emily Miller is here fol
the Carnival.
A party from Burch and Main
Halls enjoyed a sleigh ride to the
Ness home near Dwight. All re-
port fine time.
Miss Hattie Bagg's brother
spent the fore part of the week
with her and took in the Carnival
Do not forget the Science
School entertainment to be given
in the Wahpeton Opera House
Friday night, March 10th. All
season lecture course tickets are
good for this number. Accomplish
program follows:
March-Selected.
Observation-Disclosures of India''-
K. L. King.
Cornet Solo-''True Love- Polka
w. H. Kiefer, Arnold C.
Forbes.
ocfeIldue- oLllly Nlgnt - VIII
Huff.
March-"Fort Dayton Roland
F. Seitz.
INTERMIssION
Reading-Miss Julia Manikowske.
March-Selected.
Baritone Solo "Gayety Polka
Hartley. Alvin H. Meyer.
-'Arbitration''-Geo. D.
Barnard.
Trombone Solo-Polka Sweet
hearts c. Sherman.
March-Selected.
Hubert S. Warren, Director,
Farce, 1.-The Girls He Left Be-
hind Him." directed by George F.
Paul.
Angus Macdonald, the prospec-
tive bridegroom, Erwin Van Blu
rem.
Billy Robertson, his best man -
George Hanson.
His boyhood sweetheart-Shirley
/ Henry,
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feeling and sentiment, and was
very much enjoyed.

feeling and sentiment, and was
very much enjoyed.
In the evening, the young peo-
pies chorus was on hand, and
gave splendid song service, as
sisted by the singing of the con-
gregation, also good special
number, which showed careful
thought and training.
Next Sunday morning, the Sac
rament of the Lords Supper will
be observed.
The Sabbath school last Sun
day had a record attendance, be-
ing the largest in years, and goes
to show what little effort on the
part of officers and teachers, also
scholars, can do if their efforts
are united in cause.
Holy week will be observed, be-
ginning March 20. 1t is desired
that all members, and friends
make special effort to attend
these services; and the public in
general is invited to attend.
The doors of the church will be
open on Easter Sunday for the
reception of members, for those
who wish to come on profession
of faith, or by letter from other
churches.
Beginning on Easter Sunday
April 4, all evening services will
be half hour later,
All strangers and students are
given a cordial invitation to the
above services.
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Bernt j. Aas is still attended by
DR.. Huntly but reports that his
arm has begun to heal up and may
be able to use it during the spring
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Fatland OF
Viking visited with A. Stensrud
the week past.
Miss Anna Nilsson returned
from Minor last week and has
been assisting Mrs. F. H. Schjoll.
Miss Nilsson and Miss Bina Solh-
jem will now depart for the Fair
view Farm. to assist Miss Hagen
during the spring work.
Rev. Ingerholm preached in the
Central School House on the t4th
to large audience. ess
Mr.. F. H. Schjoll started on the
18th to move his property onto
his farm in Sheyenne and will
now be among us again.
Mrs. John Olson has been Wis
iting friends and relations in
Barrie for the week past.
OLAF Fatland and Andrew Stems
rud attended the sale at Gilbert
Stensrud of Omar Davenport on
the 18th. "a
1t is reported that there is yet
IA auction sales to go off north
and west of Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Johnson at
tended the funeral of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Paula Staples.
At the joint meeting by the
Doore and Silver PLANE congre-
cations the two have agreed on
everything and will now organize
and elect a minister at joint
meeting to be held at Nils Hus-
seth's place on the 18th inst.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Preaching service 1890, a. m
Sunday school at noon. Christian
Endeavor $50. Preaching service
at 1880. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 1880.
All services were we'll attended
last Sunday, the evening service
being unusually large. The music
by the choir last Sunday morning
deserves special notice. The an
them was of exceptional merit, in
sentiment, expression, and music.
The duet by Miss Bardwell, and
Mrs. Keen, which was an arrange
ment of the old hymn Jesus low
er of my soul" contained much
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"o', ssSso* . sS4*:n41

I Services at the Wild Rice
church, Dwight, next Sunday FORE
noon at IL.
Services at Wahpeton Cor.
Pembina Ave. and End st. next
Sunday evening. Services will be
conducted in the English Ian
guage.
A business meetingswill be held
in the Wild Rice church, Dwight,
Thursday afternoon at 2 this
week.
w. B. DAHL,
Pastor.
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CHEYENNE snoRrsroPs

Miss Frida Solhjem has recov-
cred from the measles which she
contracted while at work for Mrs.
Hening Johnson of Helendale.
, A large number of people from
here attended the auctions at F. H.
Schjoll and one at A. Anderson in
Helendale.
M. O. Staudy of Viking called
on your correspondent on the 9th,
and reported that Viking may
build a telephone line in that
township this summer.
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pany home in the evening.

pany home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Pelzl went to
Mooreton, Saturday.
Come and see C. J. Pelzl in re-
gard to farm machinery. He has
"a complete stock on hand and his
prices and terms are right. it
Ed. Riemann is repairing and
oiling harnesses at c. J. Pelzrs
shop.
Last Sunday at $3.50 p. m. oc-
Cured the marriage of Miss Flea
nor Minderman, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Minderman, and
Gust Witkopp, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Witkopp. We all wish
them a long and happy life.
Miss Pearl Hemple came up
from Wahpeton to attend the
wedding of Gust Witkopp.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-09
MACHADO W | N ] PRESIDENTIAL
 ELECTION

LISBON, Aug. 9-The election which was held Saturday as a sequel to the recent revolutionary movement in Portugal, resulted in the election of Bernardino Machado as the president of the republic. Machado was placed at the head of the government as tenn porary president at the time the last president was deposed. The revolu. ton was started by the republicans and not by the monarchists and fol. lowers of the ex-king Manuel.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-09
Competition

Where there is competition in ousi ness the consumer is never over charged. Call or phone us your orders. Cordova Cooperative Trading Go. Phone 21.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-09
references. Respectfully yours,
 WILLIAM c. EDES, Chairman. {"

Furnished Cottage, Observation Knoll. Apply Alaska Transfer Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-09
ALASKA EXPORTS BREAK ALL
 RECORDS

The value of Alaska products, in. cluding gold and silver, shipped to the United States and Canada for the sev- en months ending July l, 1915, has broken all records, according to figures issued by the local customs office yes terday.
 The highest values for products shipped from Alaska for the same period in former years was in 1912, when products to the value of $10,233,- 599 were exported from the Territory.
 This years record has exceeded this mark by $4,437,95O, making a grand total for this year of $14,671,579.
 The production of copper ore for the seven moths was valued at s5,759,113. Other products exported and their values are given in the table below: copper ore ........... S5,758,113 Canned salmon ........... 1,2O3,1S2 All olner Hsn '............ 765, 5,258 Furs .................... 2s2,72s Marble ................ 50,27s Gypsum ............... 46,OOO Oils. from fish ....... 31,3S2 Other products ............ 27,711 | Gold and silver ........... 6,4s6,s25
 Total ............ s14671. 579 |
 The values of the exports for the three years preceding, for a several months period were as follows:
 I9l2 ................... $10,233,5 | 1913 .................... 9,SS3,OS1 1914 ................... 7,743,5S5 l