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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
JuDlclAL plTcH NOTICE.

JUDICIAL DITCH NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth. District Court, Sixth
Judicial District.
In the Matter of Judicial Ditch Pro-
ceeding in the County of Blue
Earth, Minnesota, ON the Petition
OF c.. J Laurisch, and Others, to
be Designated and Known as
Judicial Ditch No IL of Blue
Earth County.
NOTICE OF FILING PETITION AND
HEARING THEREON IN THE
MATTER OF JUDICIAL DITCH
PROCEEDING NO. IL IN SAID
COUNTY AND STATE !.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
a petition, of which the following is
a copy, has been filed in the Office of
the Clerk of the District Court in and
for said Blue Earth County, Mime
sofa, signed by c.. j. Laurisch and
others, praying for the establishment
of a public ditch in the townships of
Lincoln and Garden City in said Blue
Earth County, and that a hearing
will be had upon said petition before
the Honorable W.. l.. Comstock
Judge of said District Court, in the
court room, in the court house in the
City OF Mankato, in said County and
State, on Wednesday, the 23rd day
of February, A. D. 1916, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon of said day, pursuant
to the order of the Court fixing the
time and place of said hearing in
said matter.
Dated at Mankato, Minnesota, this
10Th day of January, A. d. 1916.
GEORGE G. KROST,
Clerk of Said District Court.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
Mankato State Bank
MANkATO, MINI

MANkATO, MINI.
Surplus and Undivided Profits. $4,000
| FRED kRON, President
GEO. B. OWEN, Vice President.
N. D. FRITZ, Vice President.
E. SCHOYEN, Cashier.
T. C. NICHOLSON, Asst. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Z. G. Harrington Mic Juliar
Geo 3. Owen A G.. Bierbaue-
Fred Kron b. Frank Pay
NJ. d. Fritz Charles Schwarbis
NJ. o. Sundt August Schultz -
e. Schoyen -"
Money, in amounts from $1,000.0s
to $20,00000 to loan on farms at 6
per cent interest Five to ten years
with partial principal payments an
nually optional. No delays in getting
the money.
We sell travellers checks and our
own drafts on all parts of the world.
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H. L. and w. Schmitt,
Attorneys of Petitioner.
The sun., 1916-12-14
PRODUCE MARKET.


BEANS AND pEAs-No domestic re-
,,sip's; Marrow; choice, 100 lbs. Sac
81, siiI.m'o f %eGium MI 's ssoI:c. Pa; os shG'gs,
Lady. Washington. california. choice. siiio
lilo; rain damaged iiosswii; small
ncy. choice. SEQ. fair to good. ,ii.T5s
l2s5; red marrow. choice. iii.i5. white
kidney. choice. its.jomis75; .Imperials.
fornia. choice. sss;sN.sS. lima, California.
choice. ,s.,oas5c. Peas. scotch. 100 lbs.
6: splits. yellow. Sioms.ij.
BUTTER Receipts. 7::n packages.
Creamery. higher scoring than extras. p"y
b.. a?'3 t ioc;. extras ,ss score. asc. f.
,s5 to 81 scorci. . :asstsc. thirds. 33ts 70
si.sc.: creamery. unsalted, higher than
s nr,rs. ~, ,G,s &C. . %Ss.Ss.. s,ssags.
.-"amery. held. higher than extras. 35a
a''sc.; extras. asussi,c; nrsts 3"a3:*c..
STATE. dairy. tubs. finest. ASIA acc. good
to prime. asa !, asc. common to fair. 3on
ssc renovated. %.Stras 3Sc.; frst-, asia %
a,c lower grades. scns='ac imitation
make, hrsts. 30ia d3lc.. current make.
Mfrsts, 20 5o'sc.. seconds. esa2oi7c..
current max. N"%' gsfsens NO So's :.
.sisc.. lower grades. - 2sc.
CHEESE Receipts. 1875 boxes. STATE,
whole milk flats. held. specials, H..
N'Efk ttHt1s - -
frc~h, color.I. Specials. sgt, ~ "a I. e.:
white. specials, s5t, colored.
averas" fancy. :ar. white, average
fancy, 2Sc twins. held. specials. :ti.r.:
fresh. specials. 23ta u:3sc. average
fancy. :1c.: chcddsrs. hold. specials,
:fisc: single daisies. fancy. Csc. all
styles. under grades. cot, n .3c. Wiscon-
sin. whole milk. held. twins. fancy. :ti,r.:
fresh. twins. fancy. :5tsc.: double daisies.
sf'7 ":fSc. single daisies. stis dgfa, e. 4;
yuung Americas. 25n:5tSr. far Western.
whole mix. oregon. young Americas. -
"sSigc.; triple daisies. 2tusiisc g.: csIifor-
MIA. doubl" daisies, 23h. % 23isc.. STATE.
MINIS, held. specials, "i".. current make,
30 n 2oi7".. choice. iauiaiyr.:
fair to good. liza Tisisc; lower grades,
i3rIIc
tOTTO>sEtD OIL - Market s'eidy
around opening. but longs sold quite .frer-
~ AMI suhseuu"ntlv prices iyok" sharply
aui at tho clos" V"rc ~ to IL points not
lover Sale. 700 barrels. The decline
IN cotton sud lard eN"rtei a h~.rt~h inru-
cu'r Range Of prices.
The sun., 1916-12-14
GRAIN MARKET.

wuEtT-Thc market was In n state Of
uncertainty regarding tn" outcome of the
peace proposal and traders were not dis.
posed 10 tax" an aggressive stand either
way. Tn" volume II business was not
Large. but price changes we're feyerIsh
over a range ~ from I to u cents a
hushel and at th' close the market was
net unchanged to -. higher. There was
quite active selling a. times and prices do
tined rapidly. hut shorts covered on the
depressl0nr, The technical position was
believed 10 have been materially strength
eled by toe recent heavy selling, hut vail.
4 Wa thought the market vas In a pos.
i'on. 10 advance quite sharp In The event
81 the proners Of peace being turned Town
Ivy the Allies operators we're cautions about
making large purchases. Tran cpndl,
lions hay" apparently not improved. and
even II Europ" should how a desire to
MAKE purchases here numerous factors
stand IN the way ~ 'nrE" business and
sellers have shown reluctance about enter
Ing into contracts The Chicago market
a9ain 'howod tn" iuhuenc' ~ Tho nm
satisfactory cash position there and at The
close December wheat IN That market was
= cents under Kansas tIiv and ~ cents
under, - Louis. In IN" local os.l market
No, ! durum ~Hs quoted a. 81; No. =
st9.: No I northern Manitoba, isGL'
~ = D. Vow N"rs t'r9r' sales abou;
.'N, 'aN bushels.
CORN-The market was easy at time.
hut on tho whole tho uBdGrtons vas
''.adicr than wheat aud ut the c.oss values
were ~ to I've net higher There was
.,"drratt export demand, with sale. OF
100000 bushels The holding tendency
The sun., 1916-12-14
COTTON DROPS BACK
ON FOREIGN SELLING
Weakness in Liverpool and
Sccpticism Over Peace
Proposal Also Help.
BULLISH VIEW IN SOUTH
Spot Staple Not for Sale in
Large Quantities at
Board Prices.

0cepticism over the German peace pro-
posaf. weakness In Liverpool and con-
tinucd foreign selling here gave another
wide backward swing to cotton ycstcr-
day. Frequent bursts OF buying steadicd
tho tone and aent prices up. but selling
orders predominated and the net result
was q decline OF 81 to - points for tho
active months. Tho closing tone was
weak.
Generally the market was erratic. ner-
vUus M susceptible to the rather heavy
orders that arrived internationally on the
floor Of the Cotton Exchange. Prices
were II to - points down at the call.
with the tone easy.
The weakness in Liverpool was re-
hcctcd In sharp declines In New York
AFTER the early drop had been stopped
by tho arrival OF some fresh buying or
dcrs. January contracts went to 1890.
March to 1919. May to 1888 and July
to 1895. the lowest figures of the day.
Room traders were active sellers most
OF the day. Commission houses operated
on both sides. Wall Street bought. ~
did several large southern houses. Spot
firms were reported back In the market.
Most Of the last sag was overcome late
by buying orders from large dealers who
had been prominent In the buying on the
previous afternoon.
Reports from mo Soutn were uniformly
bullish. bris'linG with news that the
banks were anxious to put out moro
money on cotton and that buyers wcr,
having great dif,cuIty In moving even
small blocks Of the large orders they
have sent to tho belt. Most Of the spot
centres reported spot quotations I'M
changed, with no staple for sale at the
board figures. which are considered
o q cent a pound lower than cotton
In any sizablc volume can he purchased.
Exports continue comparatively large.
Nesterday's total was 11,it3 bales. Of
which 3.o.S went To France. 1,3:s to
other continental countries and 5,OTs to
Japan and China.
49,. L- -
The sun., 1916-12-14

shown by farmers - well - the scarcfty
Of cars served to check selling and Eavs
thf market some strength. In the local
cash market No. . yellow was quoted at
Si.04is c. L. Z. New York.
OATS - The market was comparatively
duiet. and after showing SONS early weak
ness prices rallied and closed steady with
net gains Of \ to &c. Local cash market
was steady; standard quoted at 81 1S7tc.;
No. . white, 37ta Hjsc.: No. 2 white. bsis
clipped white. 1dsic.: ordinary clipped
white, 57Tjec, all elevator.
RNE-Market easier; No. western.
SIS: e. L. Z New York.
BARGEt-Market quiet; feeding, si.fo
T. n. b. New York.
Observation-Disclosures dull; good MILL
ing. 81.
uNN-Marsc: ,t.ady; No. I. sio5at1O:
No. 2. siu i.ocis No. .. 30 ?5c. shipping.
The sun., 1916-12-14
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT COMpAN

NJ" HOHFN " UII"VIOF@ NHNo deCIarNI :,
regular quarterly dividend ~ on" ma
thre"-quartcr per cent. tLrs, upon ~.
preferred. AMI ono and one hulr per cen,
= 80 upon the Common capita, stock ~
thIs company, PAYABLE january 9nI. 1917.
70 tockhn.iers. Of r"cori NJ the close OF
business peccmh.r Ism. 1915. "
DIVIDEND checks viii be mailed hv rhs
farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY. Tr,r.
fer Agents, Nos, lf-@a William street. New,
York city, 10 stockholders who have dleI
mailing orders. ~
4. ". ROBERTSON. Secretary.
New York, her sth, 1915
The sun., 1916-12-14
COFFEE MARKET.

Conflicting spinious as 10 poscr prospects
ed to diminishing activity IN the coffee mar,
ket yesterday and further s,i-ht advances
wrre checked by scattered realizing The
onening Was ; 10 : points higher. with Maroh
selling m TO : tic. and July 10 sh"' early, or
ABOUT 10 ' points above TUESDAYS close
Later these dcllvcrlr. rs-ed back. Tic lose
was stcadled hy reports of irmer offers from
Brazil. with last prices showing net -ains OF
. 10 6 nolnts. Sales. '5iHN. Quotations for
- vrrn sod TO range from . ar. to
loi5c, London credits. Local SPOT market
auict and noninally unchanged on basis OF
9'4c. for Rio "a.
0an~o 81 pr,n.as M
The sun., 1916-12-14

Tss'sl spot market auirt aud unchanged 81
u. 3s'. for middiing nplarl sales nil delivered
- contract. SNi haics.
e"uther, spot mHrkeis and sales
New brl'sns quiet. unchanged. i>". i,sS5.
Mobile nominal. unchanged. lsc.
esvsnnah nominal. unchanged. 1870.
Charleston nominal. unchanged. 1910.
Norfolk strpdy, I: = M. II S" 1T.
Baitin"r" nominal. - !. ~. II -
Augrs's steady. unchanged. 10 81 ~.
Little Hnk Iniot. unchanged. ~ So"
6alvest"n cs-y, unchanged. u ~ IN.
Memphis rui-'. Wichsng'-l. 10 -. ~.
Houston steady. ~ y. lower. l~ i.sJ.
Wilmington STEADY. unchanged, ~.
The sun., 1916-12-14

VIEW ORLEANS, bee. I-consiIcrsblc
wsakn'., and ,idn brrakS featured the
cotton market to-day. pri'"- falling I; to
II points under y"-t,rIayS close under
market and th" pr'di'ti"n los English cot
ton brokers that ''ermduy's pca," pro
posnlS would h" rolort'l The close was
at n not los OF - to 30 points. Futurcss
The sun., 1916-12-14
New York Title and Mortgage Company

\ quarterly dividend %. .r. Cd
quarters per cent. G',',' o. '.
stock OF tho company nt, Na,
ptNable January ., l'iF. % - .' I'D o.
record At me cos" uf bIe.a.'. u. o. .
end. 1915
Dated, Sew Ynr!,. po,"ur". '''t
GERHARD ii EIi\t =" "-
The sun., 1916-12-14
re- ThE HOLDERS OF
iut tfti " REIN COAL A COKE IN
t'rst Mortgage Five Per Cent.
IOrtN ear Ninking Imnh AnId Hnnd.

N'lInh - her"hN given, pursuant tu
Nrllric Thiri Of tn" FIRST Mprtgusn. dated
IN" 49, l'Nt securing the ahutr bonds.
ltHi on me nm d1N OF January. tpIT 4-
"rt",t moon, ct Room a., St,pn,r
''irari Building rhtair,pu'.. Pa., th,ro
WI h" y meeting of the me- i,r- Of tto
sustaining h"nt- 'rsuri under and occurred
nf ,"tA Flr-' M"r'stg" tor the pu-po,, Of
'uihS ga Oh" proposed r'l.dsa from m.
en- ann operation ~ SAID mnr'r,p. rs
tract No 80 I"s'rih"i iu 'hr ahnVe me,
'"n'd, mortgage l. II proposed tn ..r.
~" Irt. ~ 80 for the sIm of, rNe
thuusanI 90 "nnl dollars.
SEE GREEN 'ONl.M COKE COMPANY
- \'i EDN NHpS 50 re'urv
dated, NV York. Do ruthrr II. 'pIs
The sun., 1916-12-14
THE HA>O\ ER >NTIo>> A. R>>k
of lhc liIN nf NeM AnrI

New York. December .'h. i0lf
No'.'" - hHr"nN given that the ANN.
OF M" snHr"hul ier~ Of this Ran.
'nr the election O. Directors to srr,r durIr,
ne coming year ana for the Transaction o..
Meeting vii b" he'd a. the bank .ug mons,
NASSAU. amt Pine streets. Tuesday. lamar,
ana ! O'Clock l.. VI.
ELMER l.. WHITAKER. Cashier.
The sun., 1916-12-14
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Dec. - -Cosdcn OIL and Ga.
adv anccd u point and Davidson Chemical
.ts, Market hrmer; trading IN moderate vol
umc, Good demand continued for bond.
with nrlces firm. summary
The sun., 1916-12-14
Trust N>p SURETY COMPANIES.
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO bee % Good recovery msrr JI
most Of tho active issues. With trsiin. a"tiN"
ant vol distributed Diamond Match. i'Wou
& ,rhtG" stewart Warner sIri thtra-o Pn"i
msti' foot adv snc~d from to : polu'-
>car- Roshu"k derlined @ poiui- on force
srllIn- hut All the loss sss recovered Bona
market acted better summsry
sLLE. nnan nD-L al 81
The sun., 1916-12-14

Liverpool Gables spot In more lcmsud
sales. son hrl"s speculation aud ciI-rt. ~
American, 100 imports, iS.gyi. all American
mlddling upland II III. Futures opened rs-y.
unchanged 'n . poiuts lower closed irrcgular
rnd unsettled At net decline - 10 To- II points
Dc-~mlsr ~ 20 Jsnusry ic,ruArr, N7i.
Marrh April. 10 70; NAV June, no. JUS Az
gust, 1897 October >o,emirr. n /" Man"h',,
ttr-lsrns irregular cloth buyers hold IN.
The sun., 1916-12-14
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, I~r. 15-LsLc superior
Corporation and Philadelphia Rapid Transit
mad" substantial advances. William Cramps
unchanged. Bonds ruled hrn and moderately
active. summary
The sun., 1916-12-14

exchange 3.d lower al I'd receipts a,GOd.
so"k 49, 900, santos 100 refs lower for -rot 4.
~ $500; futures % Ia - re's lower receipts
,,Ne stock ih''~r Receipts At the ports
5000 BAGS. against ;@.01n a wear agp and 81. o
VIC years a2o; sac Paulp 5000. AGAINST ~ go
= nd GOO. Jundlahy 1900. against &. 900 and
.L,O00.
The sun., 1916-12-14
SOUTH rORro RICO ,,n>R q"

The BOARD ~ Directors have TVS IA 80
quarterly dividends II a mi Ir''rG"i "
I. 'Nli, To- si"'kh"ldrr- ~ r,,r.rI hF'"'" y
pi6. y. 4, p"lIliNGHAN "''F
The sun., 1916-12-14
~SEABOARD ~CLENRANCEs.
BOSTON MARKET.

ROSTO Dee. EVIL l~ss pressure from
liduilsiin. sales. tho coppers had = hrnar
tone AMI closed with fairly good cams on a
GOOD volume Of trsnss'tton~ Ra flrosJ- puict
hut steady indu-tr'sl- hrmrr IN sympathy
With New York. Summary.
The sun., 1916-12-14

NEW YORK SIIiPBuiLDINt e,ur,.
FIRST MOkrGAG TuE. H"'t
YEAR GOLD BONDS.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice Is hereby giVkn ma. n.-
to tho provisions contained la Nr,i, .uan'
OF the mortgage dated July lst. isoa. ~,
by the New York shipbuiiIias touIn.s'n
The Union Trust Company " ltfrbn.p
Trustee. to secure an Issue Of 81 oon S"ahsnu'
the following bonds vii! BE- r~ederneu .,p;
retired on January LIST, 1917, to VII. @"u
The sun., 1916-12-14

>t.tR. RAW Market easy srd price
80, lower Sales ~ .o"o hag- Iub,- tat.
ln'~4'F 81 i'g' coat and freight. sud 81
LOO" tons Porto Rico prompt shipment. 81
,TuHl - "a for centrifugal I.u-o I.
Tor 'uhas 'o~i and freight. "uu.l 10 30 for
r'u'rifugtl ant isG Tor ruoI,-~"s. with
sugar stiii s'sil.hlc ct th'-" prices.
>taNR. REFINED Tablets o.~"s. . ~.
cartons, mar ur fun size tablets ant 'i"
'ss"~. o lh. cartons. full slA" tablets. "a =
aud J." ..'. IN = 'a.rs. Eagle tablet.
'l-,.. cut loaf. SEQ, crushed. SIC
Mould \ and cubes. 500 NNNN pop
drr"i. SOC EsE'r. M bags. pow d.rei
N.l''., p"sl"r"l and ,1,I-- puNtrgci.
. .'', fruit powdered. iltH domlu gran
H-cs. :. IA amt Ih. ,,r.1u,, 5.5s aud
,dit. tn = ,tse~ Eagle. roufe. ilnu"r+ gran
ulht"I, : - .Etgl" coarse. grtuuit'oi : so,
extra TN" grAguI,tci. G.1a,. Eagle q. a..
ami . 10 cartons. nm" graduated. t,t.
lh bags me circulated. H bags a..
i.f'". m a''ks amt s'l, ~ bhls a. Ins
bag do. 1850. 10 &c., bag an. : i5c. IN
sacks and : SOC IN hhl4 20 and % M. h.ga
DO. Boo standard eranylti,i. : 90. nm.
grtrula''i tui diamond y. Zee, confer
Ii"ucr~. \. o. 40. 0. g.. -" . $500.
No .. " H0' 80. :. G.st, 40. %. $50. No
. ''''.. ~ {, " 600. y" &. tSic.. No. o.
.th' -" 10. . 'a'. 80 IT, $500 80. l.
y 40 "a - Z mi fr a. TO-.
The sun., 1916-12-14

EGGS-R-cripts. SGS cases. Fr~,h
gathered. extra nne. per dozen. sd5oc. (,
e1tra nrsts. TaSc.: rrst.. Satsc ser
onds and poorer. 59dttc. fall gathered.
poor to good. 3.H5sc. fresh gathered.
No. /. sc. No. : and poorer. 3iu
a3'. checks. good to choice. dry. 81 q see.
uniersrsdes. 81 a soc. Refrigerator special
53i- " ste; n-sts. 80 seconds. 81. a.
. -. inwo- grsdes. .sn5ic.. Refrigerator.
state white, - " $50. STATE. Pennsylvania
AND n"trh, Western. hennsrv whites. uun
80 'uu'. 50 G.r.. ordinary 70 good. asa
'H gathered whites. ordinary 80 nns =
HfaHc. nearby pullcts' egg whites. asa
90, Western and So1tbr-n. gathered
whites. .1, state. Penu-yksnis and
nearby. hcun"ry browns. 81 ,t5sc gathered
hmm md mLAcI rnlnra L. -
The sun., 1916-12-14

Spri1g patents. t~N.sSuSeo. spriuE clesrs,
t't'wN :. winter patents. 81. 10 uNs5. win
Ter siraights, s. .JHN. extra 40 Z winter.
10 II.ct. extra No. = winters. tSsssf
So ksussS strliEhts. S1suSsO fan'y
spfing patents. lphhiug lots. ~. ,Ougss.
hu'ko heat Hour dun. it7s1s per 100 IN.
ny" Hour easy. far q" good. $50 T. "a.
,hoiy" To- fancy ti.TSrs. rornme.l steady.
kllr dried. > - Bag meal -'csdy. iin~
Nhtt" aud yellow. tJ. ,oar-a. 8. "a.
Feed 'Itv steady. bran hulk. 33i.n 100
10. sacks, ts3. heavy mtddiings. 10. S3i.so
hour mud Tugs. do 80. red dog Hour. -"
Ia sfrks. as Western quicf: hrtu. 100 ~
.s'k~ S%'" stHndard mltdiings. do.
sS1 80. -four midiling do. iay. rcd dog
Hour. 80 fb. s.sk. sisi0
The sun., 1916-12-14
IH"I FTT-T 'T-TTT' VTT OTIV- FW o.
HOrHOi ~ PRODUCTS - Cl

,."hE ls,hHi per dozen. IUi.2j. Roston,
30 !, sldll2: all scrtinus. Na. ., sOa 5sr
Eniive, Long Island and Michigan. H.. SOC.
i,"i,nc" Boston per I dozen box, I.
Boston per box strap. 81 a0a $50. Mu.h-
rooms. white. lb basket ,la0II5U
brown, tnle5, buttons, 75c. utl. RAT
lshes, 100 punches. SEAT Tomatoes. III
10 n gSc. "
The sun., 1916-12-14

old. fancy. No.. So mime 7'.n;'-c .
n,,ira. ne, 49, '-";t W'rktEBEE-
Hts lh'a Il" CHERRIES isu zoe.
NIH''pTS 'iufo-nts, Mporpirk. No.. II
I'Hr.. ROYAL. isditiar. PEACHES tf.f.
f"-nlt p""'"l. i"ul loo Uup,.lri. s.r -.
'Rl NES-'dtf1ruta, so- to Sos. %. 80
The sun., 1916-12-14

Island. bulk. $50 lbs. S"55O: Long IsianG
ohl or bag. st50u5, Maine. bulk. 1870 Ib..
hulk, $50 ,bs, 3iioutsO; 1875 10 bag, So
mt5o; Canadian hulk, $50 lbs. tta5T
: 30 lSI lh. bag, f25mt 30; Nova Scotia.
~. 10. bag, tdt2J, Virginia, late crnn
6bl, Nni5O' l6i 10 bag, s3T5ut Tx
sweets, southern, bbl.. S.IE basket tiI
~ Jrr.~S, basket. 'l.65. Vans, southern.
The sun., 1916-12-14
POULTRY. DRESSED rI.pxrvo

young hens. dry picked. fancy. zoe, younr;
toms, dry picked, fancy. zoe young hens
far to good, 2tu .6c.; common. .OU l2c. .
old hens, :sc. old toms. CSC. dry packed
u hhls. Ntr'!and Young hens and toms
fanry, $50 53c.; poor to fancy, 9tAr1sr =
Maryland, young hens and toms. gSc
state ,pcnnsylSanid and other ncnrby.
fancy. 80 ne: Western. dry picked. youny
toms. fancy. 29c Western. dry pickn,I
Young hens. fancy. 2sc,, ohio and Mlchi,
gan, srald"d, young toms. fancy, use: obin
and Michigan. s"alied, Young hens, fancy
=, use Tennessee. average best. ~ n
sN'. ohio and Michigan. old, :7c.: sprinr
Ie,as; ri"i.-, -, hbi-. iced, spring. MY
2tu@7c.; spring, dry picked, Mirh,rsn
scald"i, 10 lhs. and over, s7", sprins, dry
picked, other Western. scaideI, 10 ,bs ana
aver, .6u eTc spring. poor. Iss. roe; n,,i
hens dry picked e;c; uld TOMS. dry
picked, &c, scaidcd, &c. CHICKENS
The sun., 1916-12-14

rehtrltHghI' common, 240 -j"., fair. 2SIr
sc good, 32p 3sc prime. 3Smilc.; New
pr."ans open kettle, iOh Soc. blackstrar,
~ :" l'' Syrups, common l7is m29tsc g.
ga sdc fancy, 3sa ,3c.
NAVAL. STORES Spirits turp.ntino
mhChlne hb.7. Doc. Tar-iletort and kim,
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New YORK and Philadelphia, 1855: hulk
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' ork anu Rhiladelphit, 1856; bulk. $S.5U;
cases Sill -. l.lnseed oil Western. gTr
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No. J. clover mixed. siGHi7. lover grade.
clover mixed. |si3plj. No. clover. ylGo
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about 800. n 81 under large.
The Seward gateway., 1916-12-20
THE SEWARD GENERAL HOSPITAL

desires to acquaint the general hOspi- tai interests of this country with the facilities of this institution for giving the latest devised methods of nursing care to persons requiring medical or surgical treatment. Special attention given to patients requiring gyne- cological treatment. Hydrotherapeu- tic treatments carefully followed. This building, just complete, electric lighted, steam heated, hot and cold water Physicians placing patients in our care will receive every ethical at tention. Prompt readiness for acci- dents, obstretrics and emergencies, day or night. For further particulars address,
 SISTER SUPERIOR.
The Seward gateway., 1916-12-20

STATES OF AMERICA SENDS GREETING TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, within thirty days after the completion of the period of pubIica- tion of this summons: to-wit: within thirty days after December 23rd, A. D., 1916, and answer the complaint Of the above named plaintiff filed in this cause by which complaint judgment is sought against you in favor of u e plaintiff, for the sum of two thousand eight hundred twenty-siX and2O-lOO dollars ($282620) together with in- terest thereon at the legal rate from November 5th, 1915, and for costs of suit, which amount is claimed on ac- count of moneys paid by plaintiff to the defendants at their request, for their use and benefit, and advanced solely upon the promise of the de- fendants to make a proper convey ance to the plaintiff of the title to the property known as lots one CD and two (2), block ten (10), towniste of Seward, it being alleged that no con sideration whatever has passed to the plaintiff for the amounts so paid, and that title has not been passed from the said defendants to the said plain tiff, according to the alleged agree ment existing between the parties.
 THIS SUMMONS is published pdr- suant to the order of the above en- titled cause on October 20th, A. D., 1916, by which it is directed that said summons shall be published in the Seward Daily Gateway at Seward, Alaska, once a week for six consecu- tive weeks, the dates of the first and last publication are hereto appended. You are further notified that unless you so appear and answer within the time prescribed, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of two thousand eight hundred twenty six and 2O-100 dollars ($2S26.2O), to- gether with interest thereon at the legal rate from November 5th, 1915, and for the costs of this suit, and for such relief as the court may deem proper.
 WITNESS the Honorable Fred M. Brown, Judge of the above entitled court this Fist day of October, A. D., 1916.
 ARTHUR LANG,
 Clerk.
 By T. P. GERAGHTY,
 Deputy. Date of first publication: November II, 1916. Date of last publication: December 1 23. 1916.