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The Redwood gazette., 1916-07-26
OF CITY INTEREST

Ellery Conrad is now an as
sistant at the G. & N. w. depot
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Sage lef
Monday for a trip to Portland
Oregon.
Miss Weeks left Thursday fol
a visit at her old home at Pom.
tiac, IL.
c. A. Lauterbach and Perry
Nelson returned Sunday from q
weeks outing at Green Lake.
Mrs. Ellison, of Morgan, was
recently a guest at the home of
her friend, Mrs. J. w. Ferris.
w. T. Wilcox, local Overland
dealer, recently sold an Over
land Six to A. MacDougall of
Wabasso.
Mrs. w. C. Martin returned
to her home at Crosby, n. D.
Wednesday after a visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. VIM. Brammer and her
daughter, Margaret, returned
lastweek from an extended visit
with relatives at Winona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Pryor and
family of Brainard are guests
at the home of Mr.. Pryor's
mother, Mrs. c. D. Pryor, and
his sbrother, Robt. Pryor.
Mrs. C. D. Pryor will leave
soon for Oregon where she will
make her home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Campbell. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hugh MacDougall, of
Alberta, Can, is now here Wis
iting her mother and will accom-
pany her on the western trip.
The Sanborn Sentinel of last
week published an account of
the death by drowning of Lloyd
.Yaeger, the twenty-one year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. iYaege1
of Jeffers. The young man was
in bathing near the Red Rock
Falls, and stepped off a ledge
into eight feet of water. His
companion could not swim anc
was powerless to help him.
Geo. D. Wells, formerly OIL
Redwood Falls, has been appoint
ed manager of the Franklin
Farmers Elevator and took W
his work there Monday morning
Besides handling the grain Mr.
Wells will have charge of tn
company's stock shipping. since
leaving Redwood Falls Mr.. Well,
has been manager of the Nor
ton Farmers Grain and Stool
Company and has been most sue
cessful in his work there.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-07-26

=. --.- So - 'l--. 81 = - 81
Miss Eva White last week en-
tertained Miss Ruth johnson OF
Kasota.
Miss Black, of Minneapolis, is
a guest at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. C. r. Pease.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. BighaTn
have returned from an extend
ed trip in the west. @v~
Mrs. Helen Robinson has re-
turned from the west where she
spent the past several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McRae and
Mrs. Dickersonl and her sons
visited friends at Springfield
Sunday.
Ruth Bopes won the silver
medal at the w. C. T. u. con-
test held at. North Redwood Fri
day evening. ."sr
MIS- Margaret Thomas left
Thursday for LIE Sueur after a
visit with Mrs. H. N. Bell and
with other friends.
Mrs. l. M. Tompkins and chill
dren of Mankato were guests
last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Child and
Attorney and Mrs. Robinson of
Tracy were among the visitors
at Ramsey Park Sunday.
Mrs. Ward Pease and Miss
Marie Thune entertained the
Pythian Sisters Club at the home
Of Mrs. Pease Tuesday evening.
Judge and Mrs. A. R. A. Lau-
don returned last week from a
weeks outing, part Of which
they spent at Lake Minnetonka.
Edit. Robt. Forrest of the Lake
Wilson Pilot was a Redwood
Falls visitor Tuesday while on
his way home from Morton
where he had been on business.
Miss Van Buren, of Owatonna,
was a visitor at the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. Schaller last week.
Miss Van Buren IS member Of
the Junior department of the
American Civil League.
A. Devereau, Of Hastings, ar
rived last Thursday and is
guest at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. O. S. Dunham. Mr.. Dever-
eau will remain until Mr.. Dun
ham improves in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. French, of
Olivia, were guests Saturday and
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Kuenzli. Mr.. French returned
home Sunday evening but Mrs.
French will spend the week here.
Fans, and more Fans! For a
few days recently I was surely
out of breath trying to get fans
enough on hand to supply the
demands for them. But when
I finally got them coming, good
supply got here, so that most
of my customers were supplied.
| have a few sizes on hand yet,
and would advice that you do
not wait till the next hot spell
is here to get >,yeHr af1;;-but-get
one now, and be ready for it.
C. A. FOBES.
Mrs. C. D. Pryor, a pioneer
resident of Redwood Falls, will
leave for Portland, Ore. Thurs
day, where she expects to make
her future home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. A. Kimball. A fam
ily reunion has been he'd at her
home this week, when all Of the
except Mrs. Kimball
have been present, viz: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Pryor and family Of.
Hinckley, Mimi. Mrs. Elsie Nc
Dougall Of Penhold, Alta; Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Pryor and fam
ily and Fred Pryor Of this city.
Her daughter, Elsie, will accom-
oany her on her western jour
ney. Mrs. Pryor has been in
Door health the past two years, /
and it is hoped a change of clim-
ate will prove beneficial to her.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-07-26

4y 4'IIoS Il 1UI CIlCC dIlt1l VI MO1
ton, is spending the summer with
her parents there. Mr.. MCGUIRE
returned tc New York Friday.
Mrs. Neuenburg returned
Thursday from Minneapolis
where she spent a few days
with Miss Ella Lindemann, who
underwent a surgical operation
for appendicitis at Fairview hos
pital last week. Miss Lindemann
is recovering from the effects of
the operation Olivia Times.
Glenn Lukens returned last
Thursday from a pleasant and
profitable summer spent in sight
seeing and study in the West.
Mr.. Lukens will remain in Red
wood Falls where he has found
work that will keep him fully
occupied until his duties in the
manual training department of
the high school begins in Sep
tember.
There will be no meeting of
St. Veronica's Guild this week.
However, the Guild will be en-
tertained Thursday afternoon of
next week, August 3, by Mrs.
G.. r. Pease and Mrs. Otto Mel
ges at the home of Mrs. Pease.
All members are requested to
not the change in the date and
to remember that the business
meeting is called promptly at
four o'clock.
The sun., 1916-08-29
GRAIN MARKET.

.WHEAT-Eepcr,s that Rumania had de-
e'ared war agains, Austria, and conse-
ouentiy bright. ming the possibility Of Rus
siAn wheat finding Is way 20 European
markets. caused ono Of the most pro-
nounced selling movements experienced IN
the wheat market since the war began.
Prices crumblsd at tn" start. ANA after
moving in a fever!sh manner throughout
the day c!o,ed weak at the bottom. With
action demonstrated tina; 4, had been IN
an overbousht position.
The selling. movement began at. the open
ing and continued with only periodical IN
tcrmiss.on throughout the day. Another
factor which had more or less bearing on
the days Developments was tho uncer-
fainty regarding the railroad strike con-
troversy. as the situation appeared to he
sss,,'cs'' @na 1t won va senrra,iy sd,"'''S S!
grain trade. u was thought that exporters
would avail themselves Of the break IN
prices to at least provide for future re;
At 800 900 bushels they were disappointing
In view OF the pronounced decline
Crop news rom the T9rshwes, ana can,
WAS practically ignored. Csua, factors APP
prently had no bearing on the market,
Other IN an enieaSoE to dispose of their
holdings.
Liverpool was nervous and slightly lower
a, the start and showed weakness at the
close. while some Western orders TO buy
export wheat here were Withdrawn early
II ,ns az. The visible sSspDiy in shs
Sul'Vh u Nv Isbt'sN''
compared with an Increase % i.27G, 900 last
week and a decrease OF s99. 900 last year.
In the loca, cash market No. ! duruin
was quoted az t.j5L No. : hard, fl5S's
No. l Northern Duiuth. sl.G7. and No. |
Northern Manitoba. il.66 {. O h. New York.
CORN-The market was easier In sym
patty with wheat, closing at -. to asc
net lower. Longs sold freely, hut. viii,
further complains regarding the crop sit
uat!on. there was little disposition to favor
the buving side. Tho visible decreased
$4,000 bushels. compared with n decrease
OF $40. 900 las; wear. In the ,oca. cash
marke, No. : yellow was quoted at 20 "a 9.
G. |, {. New York.
OATS-Pr!ces declined eA To :T.c. Gen.
eral selling resulted from the weakness in
wheat and corn and ON an Increase OF
b,Se5,0O0 bushels In the yisine supply dur.
ing the last week. The local cash marke,
was weak standard quoted at 32i.c.; No
: white, 5.m 3sisc.; No. , white, II ua2c.
fancy clipped white, 5ttg Il :si.c.. and ordi.
nary clipped white, j?'a uiii9c.. all Gle.
Gator.
RyE-Markct firm; No. . Western,
$685. C. 1. Z. New York.
BARIEE-Market quiet; feeding. ooc
nominal q. t. {, New York.
HAS-Markst steady: prime. $50; No
). &i.:S. No. .. fl.l05 i.lj. No. .. sl.Oj
shipping, 20 soc.
The sun., 1916-08-29

isIc.; under . lbs. rmi7nc.; Southern
and Southwestern. large. 20 cic.. small.
i7c.: northern ohio and Michigan. .scalded.
large. gle. small. l7rlSc.. other Western:
cocks. dry picked. i5wtiig".; scald"d. lac.
DUCKS Long Island. fresh du"klineS, H.,
2ic. SQtABS-Prime. white, G-i0 lbs. aud
over 70 doscn. per dozen. s3I 80: culis,
soc. 81.
ROT LrRy. LIvE--Rece,p,.. unloaded, 30
Indicate about Igo freight cars for tho
week. Fowls. opened arm. nroilers, IN.
.e,,lcd, No buslness in frsiTht SICK 81
express fowls at isulsisc.. ana chickens
at :t,., occasionally zoe.
PROVISIONS FORK. nrm: moss, 500. 30
80; 'smils, ;:,nai; short clear 800
iamry 81 500 q; packet. $50 :scgsi; ss.
ira India mess. ssl Is 81. DRESSED hogs
STEADY: harons. 49,; Ism lbs. 1tsc..
lso lbs; itSc.; 10 lbs, lhc; piss; i5@"
picked hams arm; quoted. i7ai7i.c.
TALLowmtirmi special $40 city.
middle '0%S" WIT. i~t@Sf....ss9r.j: NH al,y i.rtl:
easy; quoted, liismlti.c. refined lard.
steady; Continent tI'.2i; South America.
aIaAo; BraziI, ksr. $3.50 ccmGe1nd,
Firm; oIco. ION a iIc.. city lard s,carlnc.
RlCE-pomc.tlc screenings. sSa3sc.:
med! nm,. ~ ojc.; head, ~ SCI: fancy
head. 1.g"i.c.t extra fancy. 5i7 u5Ac.;
Japan. 4iac,; blle rose, IA 4 NC.
SUGAR FlTl REs-Markct weak AMI
unsettled most Of the day, with continued
liquidation by tired longs and wall street
selling. thought to bc for short account.
September option shows loss 81 100 point
to 10 points net lower. with sales 1880
tons. Rang, OF prices:
The sun., 1916-08-29
COFFEE MARKET.

Operations IN IA" coffee market were ~ fair
volume. sales amounting to "a. go ha.s. turthcr
huNiug 10y outside interests iook place earl,
ant u looked for u 'itl" 'kst 'ho inarkc' wnuld
work 20 a much higher level. On the alvar,.,
however, lungs sold freely To- r.hliy" prnnt.
aud the market 'as"d ~ rapidly, l.irg at the
rlus" net unchanged To , points decline. The
brazilian markets were AGAIN Hrut cost aud
freight on'r> from Brazil were hrmcr on n
basis of II Edll."s' Ter Santos Is. London
credits. The local spot market was rrmrr. with
~" - aHut"d ~ pc, and Santos T. ut ili.r.
Warehouse deliveries iU the United States
las, week were -, 500 lag.. against 81. Sag tho
previous week and TO-. }H last wear of the
nrst named Turount New York had g., S@s bags
Receipts AZ Rio and Sautos last week. 81 1
hags. against SIS. hp IA" previous week. .as. isA
last year and 81. 90 NV" years Hg" Rio clear
nucos last week l7,"hp bags, Including S,sn
Ia United States, lNt' t. Europe and North
Africa aud s,0o 4" Cape, River Plate and
west coast Of South Ain"rica. Santos clear
snccs lls.0o bags, including 81, O0o to United
States, ei,"~ Ia Eurup" aud North Africa aud
II N1 to Cape. River Flat" and west coast uf
south America, Victoria clearan"cs nil Bahia
receipts, 800 bags stock. g. Go1: ,lcaran,cs
10 United states, MI 10 Europe, MI. and else
where. l,Hh bags
I...U. 80 .rAH.H =
The sun., 1916-08-29

Alabama have arrived a. Hampton Roads
ha,tir.hips Missouri and ohio at Annapo-
lis, the golfers tulEoa, Jupiter, bat,leship
North Carolina, destroyers Amnn.n, Aylwin,
Ral,h, Benhanl, cassiu, Gushing cum.
minss prayton.. Fann'ns. Jarvis. Mcpop,
O'Bri.n. cruisers baltimore. Birmingham.
gunboat Dubuque at Newport, collier Aba
renda at olonEapo g%unbost Alert. sub.
marines Is 2, * I. X and Is s at Feaei
Hurhor; cruiser Dies Moincs and collier
Cesar az Rarc.lons.
The cruiser Denver has arrived at La
Pa8. destroyers Hopkins, Hull and Eunboat
Milwaukee NJ san Diego, monitor Ainphi-
,r!tr at milestone Landing. tug Apache
a, Washington gunboat pixie and collier
al New York yard. tug Ontario and collier
Jason at Norfolk, destroyer duncan az
PASSPORT, Me. submarines !. Q, l. 10 and
!. ~ NJ Boston monitor OZARK. destroyer
Rodgers, tuE Patapsco at Norfolk; tug
Sonoma at Boston: battleship Wisconsin at
Annapolis; gunhoat Yorktown and battle
ship Rhod~ Island and der,ro>ers Paul
Jones and TruNtun at San Diego; battle
ships Tennsylvsnia Texas and destro,srs
Winslow, Wadsworth, Tucker Stcrrtt and
Pearl Harbor, battIeship Virginia at iIamp.
ton Roads,
Cruiser Buffalo has sailed from San Diego
for Mazatlan. gunboat Castinc from La
Roma for San Domingo city destroyer
Henley from Boston for Philadelphia (;
transport Hancock from Tanpico for Vera
CRUZ, tug lroluois from rihuron for san
Diego, collier Sanshan from Anchorage.
Alaska, for Rremert"n. collier Ner'us from
Newport for Hampton Roads. destroyer
hospital shin Solare from SAN Domingo city
for Jacmcls, destroyer. Worden for New
York yard: Eunbost Wheeling from Vera
Cruz for Puerto Mexico.
The sun., 1916-08-29
COTTON MARKET.

sensational, brc.t followed an carly al.
yen,r In Tho cotton market Yesterday with
Occc,o,rr contracts selling on from 1906. IN
is iMr.. or just about 81. 20 from the high
jcycl OF the morning. IL was considered doubt.
full around the ring whether any QUO had on.
tlripatcd such a sudden and drastic break as
that reported In Liverpool aud numerous stop
orders were uncovered ou-thc decline here.
After their execution tho market showed
evidences Of a somcw hist s,cadirr technical 10.
sIfion. and tho closc was yc,crsI points M
from tho low est. with the tone steady At n net
lo<s n 90 to - points.
New high records were established at th"
opening owing To the big carly advancr IN
1ltcrpdrl. Private cables reported \ scsrc ~
trade shorts 1bf"sd and buying on III" strength
~ tho market for Va. ptisn. soon after Vi"
The sun., 1916-08-29
EUROPEAN MAILS.

day ,or Genoa. wiz take mails. %c.osins
At A NJ. for Gibraltar, I.aiy. Ruman!a,
The Russian liner pwinsN. sailing
Tomorrow for ~Archangel. viii take NAL.
closing a, s \. Nj, for Russia. especially
ADDRESSED only).
tn. white star liner Taitic; sailing
closing az $40 A NJ. for Great Britain.
Ireland ,.etter mail oniy) and South AZ
ricl: also specially addressed correspond.
ence tnr ether countries ,xcept Ierman.
Serbia. Turkey. the Netherlands. NORWAY
sweden md Denmark,
Tn. white star liner canopic SAITH:
THURSDAY for pon'a p.;saaS, WI 'rse
ahds, Gibraltar i;a'y. lIunania, s"tis",'
land and Greece must be specially AL
dressed.
The scandinsvian American liner Hens
olav, sailing Thur,daX FOR ki,kwsa, NJ
sweden. Denmark. GERMANY. Austria, Hun,
gary. L~uxemhurS. Bulgaria. serbia and
Turkey,
inc Saturday for ROTTERDAM, VII take
mat. closing at $50 a. NJ for the Neither
lands.
The American, l'ne- .>ew York, saL,!ns
Saturday Tor Liverpool MI take mat,
GERMAN. Austria. Hungary. .LnNemburs
bulgaria.. Serbia, Turkey, the NetherIants
Norway, sweden aud Denmark Afr''a,
Wes, africa an! Ess, iHd.es spain And
The French liner Kochambean. sai'ins
Saturday for Bordeaux, viii take mai.
dosing a. IL NJ. Tor France. Rumania,
India British Eas, africa, siam, Malta
Duich East Indies. IVES, Australia AMI
Persia.
The sun., 1916-08-29
PRODUCE MARKETS.

beans. AND PEAs-Rcccipt.. a,9co bags
$50; fairio good. ,s@s.ss; medium. choice.
pea 's.] eaoiSe,. ,s.oq so; fSoa' to good, $50
$3.50. Lady Washington. California. $40
@ ms s Tss t Th1.s: c sba,@r' h, c 70! rsi -, :"
good. ss.sowS. io: red marrow. choice. s.. 80
$500 white kidney: choi"e, $1,000
cHcnice. ',7'!c%5,7s; ppi%ns:, caiitcrri...
.hc'cc. Eai.io; lima, California. :heirc,
~,"s5"ssS; peas sso,ch, ch:,cc; ,SIop
Creamery. extras iss score, per III. age.
higher scoring. s?is n sar.; frsts Jss to ~
ssSS""rrss,,.. '..,ii" = aos. , ,SI"na' 81, S%.sSs.;
higher scoring, 3a,s = Sc; nrsts. .siM3?c.
3ia3iiac.; good to prime. ??m 30c.;. com-
mon To- fair. .jn?sisc.;. renovated, cx.
s grades. rs .s i,s,i aF:t'' imitation di"Ga,sE cIea merry I'Ssr
nr-;., as9:ic.; seSonds. :.i.c.; lower
grsdcs, :<Iga".: hacking stock, current
grade, 2s0 3ic.
CHEEsE-Recclpts. i,7eo boxes. STATE,
Whole milk. Mats, early made. ,speeiais., Is
Is; white. specials. ~. aist.; so.
otod. average fancy i7isc.; Whit.
average fancy, i7,sc,: state. whole milk,
fresh. specials, lsr.; average fancy. %i7'sc.:
stat who" mix. cheddars. early ina t".
specials isit ulsisc., state, whols milk,
single daisies. fancy. lSu lsisc.; all STYLES.
nndcrsrades. iipi7sc.: Wisconsin. whole
milk, early made. twins, fancy. 1sk q
lsisc.; fresh. tv ins. fancy. iiSlSc.. double
ia sizes. isnistsc.; single daisies. ls4 n
Isle; Young Americas, iSis y isc. STATE,
skins. current make. specials, ~. n ltsc ;
choice. 1914 fair to good. liis , l"isc.;
lower grades. julic.
COTTONSEED O1I-The market was
feverish. with irregular fluctuations. TIL"
near positions were weak early. and at one
time the entire list was under pressure and
showed losses OF 10 to 80 points from sat
uriaN's Nnal. Toward the close consider
ahle covering by September shorts occurred
and iinal quotations were points not
higher for that position and ! TO is points
not lower for the othcr months. Total
sales. $500 barrels. Range OF prices:
N.tpr
The sun., 1916-08-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS

cattle. Calve. sheep. Hog.
Ns~ f1rs :"." i@i re- ., III AZ; ~
Central linton .... as.s COS i5.oi 49,.
BEENE>-Receip;s, $3.50 head, 81 cars
.cr nark,,: Sieers aeii,s AM prizes i5a
lower; COWS extremely dun az u decline 81
lih?5c, with several cars uusoii. or.
pcr 100 lbs. a few 1T stays and oxen AZ
IS son 81; bulls ~ $4,000 so. ! hull ~
ss7i: cows a.. $500, dressed bee!
native sides.
s.leams. s%nasr", ,s y!rs,nn s."or,,.
1853. sass ~. ! 40. ,s73 q bu.le loGI,
81 ~, $40, s. 80, =, ~. 80; $ 81 81,
~. -; 2 aa" 81 so; u 7ao .aa5 :.
7"s, sa1s. Tern Sh,mnsn, z" yirs!nla
lucky. ii!sa""' ) !" "a. i6aas;. s. - = N'% IA.
nul il%o 'oGa Il. .%s ,iI,2 :sI::
kerns Commission COMPANY: II Virgin,
;;eers, ,aa7 'i"io 4, 1870, 50 7os is
" NJ ggb,rF.!9 " 10 ml s. ni'a ~ ~.
lucky, i,aon, s. 10 j. ]sham6err Son
w, Hirs,"l@ ,,';r, COS M""n !:
$50; =. yrsJn'a, Lie, -'s;S; ia, i'iHi,
i l: ; . i,a,tT' g @si i,a 70 J j s q, mo- II Vt
Tail. ,loa6S 10. ! zoo. 50 90; aSo.N"sn. iGIS,
ssssss !. H"4:oI,.' a a?"' 7"ias; . + i3s~'' '; g
aas, seio: I. ~ g. IS; TO-, 1000, ".::aMi; :,
60 :2sa; = ~, $50 H., 50" .5o3 J.
81 20 =. $40 $3.50: =, G75. s5.s: . cows,
$40. Sc La $50; Il. Loss. 81 30; -.
81; 10. s53, 1913: II, s.l. 81 10 ~. IOG
i:; go, isa''a Ii,ooo s. ;. H. SIS,
900, s, COW, $40. So, Il. Ip"oaa. 5, 70, =
Il" IL i "a 81 w. M77,''I..s 4. "" d. ~! 40 g h:
zoo; s.So; 4 ~; ,a4 %airs ,M::ii;.!!
:, 1000. $3.50; = 1,0lt, s5T5; o, odi. - 90:
u, zoo. S52a: .. TO, 81; = cows, Sos, 81; 10
~ $40" /. ~ $40; .. o55. 81 . Gs"
50; :, $50, So Il COWS, 70a, 81 q, ~
CALVES Receipts, A,asd head, $40,
fair demand and steady others rathr
f"arlings held up arm, with som" dcman,
Tor i'.ier, IN" pens w"r" cleared com.
lbs. .cnlls, - 'oHe; shimnilks and grass
rrS. So rrass'rs TO fredcrs, $50. Year
,lat.. $500 @f"cicrs, $1,000, nrcs,c'
sales " 4 Hnmr 5? ycalu ilG lbs
iiss7; pGT 100 Ia IL r. '2e4,;: q
l:o $40; :, 49,, s. 60 calves. .o,. s7'sO
,esss''' !, s''' b. ,sGr .:s, II. s.: ST i. ~ +,
Hollis :: vcals, 1875, sia73 Il, iAi. sII
y. llG. si?, 80 mixed. 40, iiI.75:.s los
T. ~ 49,. ',s?.Gs,: ' H. ! i, - in.''r:' s5s;SS,. So
yeariing. $50, $3.50; ., $50 s5..:S:'s "cmill,
xrssssrs. $50. -. JsiiiGe. Wright 4 Co.
The sun., 1916-08-29
MAILS.

HaSa.l. samoa. Australia ,exc"pt VEST.
New Zealand. VIA san Francisco. steamship
Ventura. ,lose AZ New fo.G Ausgs; 81.
Guam. via san Francisco. IA t-i sta'cs
transport. close At New York. Augas: -.
1850 /. NJ.
Hawaii. Samoa. Australia f"Scept we.h.
New Zca.aud. via san Francisco, steamship
ventura, c,ose at New York september =,
1850 r. NJ
Guam. Via san Francisco, United states
transport. close at New YORK August 81,
1880 =. NJ .
Japan. Co-ea. CA.ra especially addressed
onlyI, Va seattle steamship Hawaii MsTu,
,.osc 1T Sew York August 81. $3.50 l. "
Haw al. via san Frsnc!sco. steamship
Masonic, close at New York september =
Japan. Corea. rh.rn. ra',,pp!ns Islands.
via Vancouver aud Victoria. II :. steam.
>Nip Empress NJ Asia. c.ose AZ SeH lorH
september .. $50 y. ".
Japan. CoTra. china. va seattle. steam.
ship MeS.c, Maru. COS. a; New York sop.
;e,nh.r .. Gao !, VI.
T,h'il, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Xeaan!. Australia ,sNcept West, Via san
Frtny!-co. steamship MOSna. c!cse ~ New
l,i. september :. - 30 l.. NJ.
hawaii fili Islands, New 2"a'ind, Aus.
.rt..a except West. Via Vancouver and
Victoria. he = steamship Makura. close at
New York sop;embe. %. $3.50 /. NJ.
The sun., 1916-08-29
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
vIKGI>IA-C MOLINA CHEMICAL GO
- ENCH ANGE PLACE.

Jersey cry. y. j., August LIST. ials,
So'lce 4, hereby given that tho Annual
Nreting Of stockholders Of she VIRGINIA.
CARDLf$A CHEMICAL COMPANY. for
m. election % Directors and for the trans
acton of such other business a. may law.
.ully come before 'hc meeting Guclpi!rc
rceiv.ng the Annual Report ~ the Board
II Directors and the utilization Of the A..
. th. ssii Boar! sim" the ,a~t ANNA
meeting q Stockholders VII hc he.i -
tn piincipa' Office If the CompsuN, =
EN,hango Place, Jersey city. COUNTY O.,
Hudson, Now Jersey a. q u'co,k u. VI on
Wednesday. the t'h LaS Z Ssptrrlper. 1870
t'hts being the i'rst "Wednesday 81 sep.
'enh"rl. In acrnrlan," with Article ! SEQ
tipu |. Of The ~ Laws.
The transfer books ~ lie Company VIII
no; 10 closed :or TIE purposes OF tho NEE
ing hu, pursuant; - tho s'l'ut" -; tho
state % Now jersey no share Of stock car
lie voted on AT SAID election whI0h shah
have been transferred ON the books Of thc
Company af'cr August 18Th. 1915.
:. l.. tEE\SliAW. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-08-29
The New England Trust COMPANY,
TRUSTEE.
To THE HOLDERS OF
SHAWMlT STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Six Fer Cent. sinking Fund Mortgage Gold
ROuds 1Nur Anil 4. 1929.
BY JAMES n. HOOPER. President.
Boston. Mass. August 81. 1915.

Pursuant 20 the provisions contained In
the SIX Per Cent. sinking Fund Mortgage
Gold Bonds Of Steamship Com.
panv. duo April l. 1922, and 10 Article ~
~ an lnderturc Of Mortgage" dated April /,
1910. between Shs NUT Steamship Com
pany and state street 1rus. Compnny.
Ttus'ee. ot Boston, Massachusetts. under
which said bonds wer" authorized. ana are
h"W outstanding to III" amount Of Twenty.
Two THOUSAND Five hundrcl dollars
N...1O"b. sat" stree, Trust 90. Trustee
as aforesaid HEREBY C,'a COR payment on
o'i"her !, 1918, a. their par value to-.
Scthsr with q premium ~ tvn aud une.hn't
per t"n'ru 'si-'sI thereon and accrued
interest e. ma dats. az bonds outstanding
under IN" aforesaid lnI"utIre Of Mortgage.
lnf'r"e' on all bonds -, called shall tease
10 - PAYABLE from uui after that date.
H"ld"r~ Of these bond are hereby uotined
u" surrender tho same toy pay ment on GO.
'"h'r !. 1915, together with all uumi'ured
'"up"ns attached a. the orirs Of Sin'e
S'r""t Trust toinp'uS, 90 STAT street.
Boston. Nas~arhvseitS
STATE STREET Trust COMPANY.
Trustee.
Fly ASIirON +. earn Vice. President.
The sun., 1916-08-29
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY co.

The Annual Meeting OF tho St"ckhO.ders
~ tho Norfolk and Western RAILWAY Com
pany viii be held at tho principal Office Of
the Company in the city Of Roanoke. NIr.
ioher, 1915. a. 10 O'Clock i. NJ to elect
Directors, Ia elect independent auditors 10
audit the books ami accounts of tho Com
phny for the fiscal year, to consider the an.
nual report Of the Directors for the year
ended Jun" 3oth, 1915, 20 rHt.ly and ap-
prove all action Of the Directors set forth
IN such annual report and In tho minutes
nf tho COMPANY, and - transact such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting.
at z O'clock y. NJ Wednesday, September
9Th, 1915, and reop,ned AZ 10 o'ciock \. NJ.
Friday, bCtohsr i3th 1915.
by order OF tn" Board Of Directors.
l.. IL ALDEN. secretary.