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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-03-29

lDelineator, Eva Patrick, A. H, S
| 40. Pole Vault, Boys under l.
Pair Gold Cuff Buttons, Car
Boteler, Monterey.
Al. Sack Race, boys under l.
Brandon News l year, Berry
Florence.
A.. Egg Race, girls under IA
81 SO, Halle .Singletary, Flor
ence.
43. Running High Jump,
over IA Ball Glove, Robert AL
liston, Monterey.
Al. Running High Jump, un-
der Ia 81. SO, Carl Boteler, Mon
terey.
As. Running Broad Jump,
over Il Combine tion Garden
Tool, Robert Alliston, Monterey.
AZ. 200 yard Dash, over ID
81. so, Melville Turner, Brandon.
48. Three-Legged Race, un-
der 15-$2, Melvin Boteler and
Milton Boteler, Monterey.
48. Tupelo Dresses, 20 yards
Of goods -Quinnie Mae Sheely,
A. H. S.
so. Second best prize, 10
yards
81. Standing broad jump, un-
der l4-$2, Robert Bullock, A. H.
So. Standing High Jump, un-
der 1872, Melvin Boteler, Mon
terey.
81. Standing High Jump,
over 14-$2, Robert Bullock, A.
H. S.
Best Shirt Waist, years sub
scription to the Delineator, "The
Fashion Authority of the World"
contributed by the Butterick
Publishing Co., New York-Miss
Eva Patrick.
In the contest for club men,
bers Fields Day the following
prizes were awarded canning
club members:
Best corn meal mullins, 81
Vera Sue Afford, Florence, Miss.
Best biscuit, $1-Carrie Nicely,
Florence, Route 3.
Best cake, S1.25 bottle toilet
water-Alice Ford, Florence,
Route 3.
To Home Demonstration Mem
bers:
Beat bread sticks, $1-Mrs. ].
G. Knight, Florence.
Best biscuit, S1-Mrs. G. K.
Stoker, Florence.
Best lightbread, S1-Mrs. J.
G.. Knight, Florence.
Best cake, $1-Mrs. H. S. Gar
rett, Star.
Club pins were awarded the
following canning club mem
bers:
Rosa Mae Myers, Mae Will
hams, Ruby Barksdale, May
Jones, Lucille Jones, Grace Jones,
Lille Chapman, Picnic Howell,
Nora McLain, Matte Harris,
Clara M. Thornton, Emma Chap
man, Johns; Vera Sue Afford,
Geneva Boteler, Ola Bullock,
Lurline Taylor, Sarah Williams,
Florence; Vivian Mangum,
Gladys Didlake, Star; Louise
Long, Fannin; Mary Lee Thames,
Pelahatchie; Louise Scarborough,
Emma Hudson, Eunice Miller,
Carrie Neeley. Mamie Ford, Mar,
garet Wilson, Alice Ford, Flor
ence Wilson.
| wish to thank the following
for contributing to my prize list;
+ Mr.. c.. H. Everett, Florence,
SOC.
Ward-Gayden Drug Co., Jack
son, S1.25 bottle etIwater.
Mr.. J. J. Taylor, Gplfport, SIS.
MRS. WATTS WEBB,
Co. Home Demonstration Agent.
Special Notice to Teachers.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-03-29

Relative to the two new SUBJ
jects for teachers examinations
which under the law go into eff
feet in September 1917, the
State Superintendent has ruled
that all first grade teachers in
the public schools of the state
for the scholastic year 1917. 18
must hold licenses based upon
the twelve subjects that have
been heretofore been given for
this license and also the two new
subjects. Theory and Practice
of Teaching" and elementary
algebra.
The law provides that exempt
teachers are not required to
take an examination in these
new subjects. These two SUBJ
iects will be given at the April
examinations so that all appli-
cants for first grade license de-
string co take an examination on
them at that time may have an
opportunity to taks them at the
close of the summer normals
and also in the county examina-
tions next September.
The examination In Theory
and Practice of Teaching" will
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-03-29
fine Eggs,

For a short while | am selling
Eggs from my prize winning
White Leghorns for SOC for Is.
MRS. A. M. SHIELDS.
Brandon, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-03-29

An up to-date line of ARROW
brand shirts and collars.
w. G.. BARNES. .
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-03-29
Sincerely yours,
w. N. TAYLOR.
Assistant State Superintendent

In compliance with the above
notice; the Spring examination
for the white teachers will be
April 5. GIT; and April 10, 20 &
21: for the colored teachers April
IL. 13 & Ia: April 26, 27 q %.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-03-29

Fresh bread Monday and
Thursday.
w. G.. BARNES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

lido Scr Gi5 Mlurorm mo ouf ser
Siioieitc Hcben ibm Der oiSaeOe1nte
@'coelierglctider. bintcr meldem oie
qcualtigeh ASpromioen 0es Scopi mo
%i3 Griiioaino I'M 0interQrunOe ocs
l6oHeu GriiioainotnlS in 0cn iii0lirb
blouen Sinumel cmporitorrcn. 9lui
Der linfCn Soliete bon 0iientis iiHr.
sen idditmen0e @ilObGdle 0urM pa
rollel louienOc mo iicil o6iu0ca0e
Seitentdler ii0cr grnnitibeS Sriiu-
ncraeltcin 81 peridieoencn flcmcn
@eilern 6cruntcr mo ocrcini1en iiC5
IN Dem onit 9enei9ten Solgrlm0c,
I'm IN tieier Eoliurbe unpcit bon
Dem Dorfe 0iientis Ocm 9ibei su5li.
ellen. Grobcn o6cr bintcr 0en @c.
birgst6mmeh OIL oencn lie clltiDrul.
gen, Debut iid Scr 9runigleiiGcr,
nucr sen mon in oos Nlooeroncrial
nad llri bino6itciat in groBortider
@ebirasmilonis inm0euueit aus.
ErohtDoa iit bon bier DER 9(n6ltf
ser S5oholpenpeIi, insbclonoerc 0es
AOerolpltodS mo Der EoOigruppc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

Aein auoerer oeuti6er Strom 1T
i'm 2ieoe, in Sa9e uao @eibidDte
mebr eeieiert ais ser &bein, in feis
nem moeren ipicgelt lid Die aulhr
nes ocutidlen @olfes III ibrer gou5eu
Gnhoidlune eetreuer ab. Bonn llrs
ipruug bis 3ur Yiiinoimg lino ieine
llier belebt ourd cine lmcrihopilihc
sSiiae rcijenOcr 9anoid]oitsbilOcr,
betrie6iamcr St1otc nooerher Scr
iebrsoniioltet, 9rilden un0 6obrifcn,
alter guracitflnO @urgulinen, 0fiins
iier uno Stiiie. neuer SonOb1ter
iluo Aoldite, lmo mic Sage lnO Old.
nlnq imipiniu sic g9einre6c nit
ibreu Ranlen sic 0iigcl al ieinem
Strauoe Ger Sort DER 9tibclunqeu
rubt in ieiner Sicie gSer iiIblte liN
niht I'M Sod)iommer erqriiicn BON
Oem @crlongea 6inuui5u5ie6en III
fein Wlutter6ouS gpiihen Dem 9}6ein.
ipoloboru mo ct. 0Bottboro, in oaS
9loulagebiree, aus oeiien @letider.
fclpern bic ,Gorlma H6eni" 9oroer.,
WitttelN lnO Sinterrbein berDorbre,
hen2 "
Sn OiSie erbo6cnc Giebirasmelt Qes
inn1t man bon SuotpeIten, SH0en
pno Norooiten BON glnOernott. Bel.
lin5onu unO @6ur aui beauemen imo
Him onaeleatcu SraBeu. 9toNoeln
mir ole @inomacn Der S6erolp.
itroBe oberbolb 9lnoprmatt 3uriidee.
lea, fiibrt tic IGrgS oent aleidnomi.
gen Gee lno an neridlie0ener 9ereit.
fc6aitSgcbdnoen ser @ottbarobeieiti.
gung porbci an sic SsoYicriheioe ocS
atbcins imo ser NeuB. pelcbe sic
Hartoue llri lnO 0iroubilnoen tremt
ano aneleid sic Sprah9ren5e 5wis
ideu 1eutib nuo Gmrmelicb bilOet.
Sier umgeben ins Ole Sodgebirqe,
mo sic Glie(len OeS @oroerr6eins
iin0. SSn er6o6cncr itiGer @roBc uns
iteben r oie lebtc Grwciterlm9 Oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07
@icpicl StrahcnIaterncu bremen in
gerlin?

Gicie nidt iniutcrelantc 6roae
6eoutlportct Gin 9eri6t iiber 0ie ST.
ientlide 9cleudtuns Serlins. 0cr
ioebcn oen Sto0fperoroncten 8loe.
gangen lit. Tnna@ bronnten in Scr.
lin I'M Sabre 1915 ni4t menigcr als
26,999 @oSloternciL Die OurdDpea
init @oSQlii6liGtbrennern Deric6cn
NnO. Ta8u fommen nod Die cIefiri.
idcn 9onpen ueri6icoeuer 9lrt, ,ii.
ionlmen 1909 an oer 3oDl. Mud
getrolcliuuompen gibt es nod in
Berlin. unO aluor ciiliqc 5lpm5ig ic.
oo6 mlr in Signollnternen. 1.s
etwo c6enioDiel Spirihisglublompen.
S,nsQeiomt luuroe oos nohtIide Ser.
lin in ser @crihts5eit oon 20,35A
StroBcnloternen crhellt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

geitalten ipiegeIn. Gs lit cine erbaf
bene, meibepoQe Static, Oieies elm
lame 6elientoll @ir psruebmen mur
ooS Raliden oes nmgen Stromes,
Der iibcr Slippcu iddumeuO binob.
tiir5t. Sn oen irieolihcA Spiegel oes
Gees niden 5elienbllmen berob uno
cine bimte 6lora idniiidt nit ibrer
8orbcilprndt ocn mcic6en Hoientep-
pid, Der iidb bintcr ibm uusbrciiet.
Gin cigentiImli6cr 3ouber beitridI
oas @cuit in oicier ge6cimnspoael
gSerfliGtte oer Notur, oic bier oos
SiebIi6e nit Dem @rbobenen pereinen
uno oles 9iei5cnoe, mos Oic 9llpcn
bieten, 6ur glusidmiiditne 0icies
&otmes ber1penoen molltc.
9c6ren mir imieren Slid Dem 2ouie
ocs HbeineS 5it 10 rubt unier glu9e
oui gepoltieen 5elienbornern mad.
tigen, peitaeOe6ntet @leti6crn, ouf
9llpentriiter nit ioftigen @5riin ourM
pclhe ilbernen 5Goen glei6 ois
Babe 5ie6en S6ouen mir iueiter bin.
ab in 0as Sol, oo liegt 3it unlercn
SiiBen ooS lie6liHc Souetih nit lei.
nen SeitentGlern, g9GloeriL 8clOerr
inO Doriern, oo6inter beben ii6 bo
Der uno bo6er oic Sduptcr DER 9er0c
0us gon6e Gbeiltol entlong lutO grii.
Ben oen 9tbein BON ibren boben luei.
ben @ipfelu berob imO ienOen als
Soten ino @enoiien ieiner Sobrt Die
iuilOen DBer9poiier Ole DeB itGubeuO
llno idGiuneno 5u ibm binob roli6en
in 0ie Siefc. Sin Oelitiher Wionn,
Der oer0ienitpoae Grforihcr rb0tiicbcr
gllpenpelt @roiclior 8. SDeobolo
aus !6onou ri6tet bon Der erbobencn
6elieuidrueQe Die begeilterte 5roga
an Oeu gl6ein. rSSos iogit oiL jimgcr
Stron1 mas rertroult on 0es @ons
Oerers lauihenOcm S6r2~ - o9in
Elm Stino Oes 9eraes, Scr itol5 leir
freies Soupt gum SiumeI er6ebt unc
Der g8olfe, Ole iicb liebeuO oni6miegt
an ieine itorte, ieliiee 9ruit. Ole
@in0S6roiit lang mir oos Siegelieo,
2apinen boben mid oonncrno be-
griiBt. SSn freiem iugebemutem
&ouT ell i6 binob in oos Iol, nit
jiigenOlih ipielenoen llebernult fii6n
ipringeno BON oen boben Shpelen
Der beimnc6en g8obnlmg. Sd ger.
reiBe ole 9lippen init OeS eSSiinglings
lnge61noiqter 9roft uuo m6lje bin.
ab meme lhpellenoen Sluten our1
Selienengel llnO Sal iino g4ieIe ln0
5elo on oen Siitten uno StG0ten Der
WlenI6en boriiber. Ga 5eb' i'd bin
ulS breiter, gepoltiger Gtrom un0
bringe ibnen oen @riB Der freien
gllpen bis Oobin no ole glorOiec mid
empiGngt nit oem gruuicn Der frei
oabinrollenoen gSogen." ~ llno eS
borden ole llfer, BON Sogen alter
uno neuer Sel0en5eit umpebt, unO
beriiber tont irobliher 9ederflong
ln0 .9ie @odt om 9lbein". - gtob
Dem 9l6itiea aus Dem einiomen Sci,
iental 81 ben @obnungen geieaig
le6enOer Meni6en toumen mir 3u.
n1hlt nod Sibonult, Dem oberlten
@eiler, oelieu gtameu 8ergbnls be.
oelltet. SSn iriiberen 3eiten maren
groBc g9olouneen bier, in oeren
DHtte ein Soipi5 gebout mar. Sect
ino 0ic @dlOer groBtenteils Der.
ihpunoen. Gas 90rfden liegt 1910
Wieter bod in einen peiten Solfciiel,
5rpiiden fleineren 9lnb6ben bineebet-
tet. IS beltebt aus elmer olten So.
peac, oht bis 5ebn Souiern, oortuter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

men OrobenO uno DilO ottflteigen0en
Seiten berabImIien. 2apinenreite Ia.
germ ioit oas gai8e SSobr 5u Sen
fSilBen oes 9ergrieien. Seine nG6iteE
@enolien in Der erbabeneh @iniomteit
iin0 Die Inn elm geringes nieorigeren
Ei5 Coma, Blauncaulto oOer &orlat
lno ylnrgallas. gllis oen Sdnec- uu0
@islaaern oieier @ebiresmoiien cnt.
ipringen Orei 9dhe, BON oenen lid
3ipei Oereinigen e5e lie in oos ge.
meinione Ycdeu oes Eomalees lid
ergieBen. Die S6ouer oeS Sodgebir.
ges iunlogern iein 6unfles @epGiier,
in weldem iih Die n6Htigcn Berg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

0os f0mfortoblc @oil6ou8 81 0ci
gHBcinquelIen" umo elmer 9ln3obl
Stale. Wion 6out bier nod Som.
mcrroggcn @erite, 6locDs, Grbiem
9tiiben iuo onoere @eriiiepflon5er
oii iciner S05c, no man ionit ni4t
gcpobnt it, Oergleic6en ou5utrciien.
Sicr begcgncn mir miA Oeu ieltio.
men Sol5acriiiten inn 6reien oocr an
Den duBeren StnlhuGnocn. 9ieiel6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

Go6en cinen Observation-Disclosures
3iued rnO Oenen oo5u Die @erltc
unO oen SonmerrOggcn, Der meilt
umreif geiHnitten werOen mliB, I'M
3reien oil 9uit unO Sonne nodrei.
len lmo oustrodnen 5lt loiien. Bon
Ei6onrut obpGrts peitet iib Scr Eol-
feliel bon Topetid (romoniib Su.
oetlc6, BON SuOeccio, mas tleinc Sol-
muloc bcoeutet), intmer mebr aus
bis Seorlu, Dem Souptorte oeS "a.
les, scr on Dem oft gef05rliben &ilo.
babe 0run liegt BON Incident oas
0orf iciucn gdmen bot. Son SeOrlm
ans gcnieBt man cine pra1tpoae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

6eruiiht oui oie @Oromioc OeS @ij
@iurmln Ger iid om Ginauiac oes
WlittclrDein. o0er DicOelicrtols cr.
bcbt. SSm &oroerorln0c bon EoOetidl
oeren0t lid ooS Eol sur idjottieen
9Soloidlu6t 9oOorgia (na3 Shuno,
0dldt bcoeuteD. Gon bier orGngt
iid Der 9i6cin oui eiuc ticiere Gol.
iuie bino6. 0ie StraBe iii6rt oltf Der
Iinfeu Eolleitc ouf eiac ireilie9euoc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

liegt iein 9l6iluB lit ser llriprims
Oes 9beines. Ger zee lit etpa 400
Sdritte lang rmo balb 70 brett, mi
ser Siio lmo Siiowcitieite Don itei-
len 6clen rno Sriimmergeitein, oiti
Der gioro uno .lioropetIeite BON grit
uem 9Ilpeugeldnoc lnngeben. Sein
ariincuocs @oiier IL lcbr tiet ober
Slide entbdlt cr nihi.
&inasim ltre6eu bic 6elien III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

@de 5llr Gedjten ocs 9oriAenS
Dionp6 Eooetid Cser9iuB BON Eo.
petld) binnus. g9ir biegeu I'M oie
ode inO Dor ms lieat elm meitcs,
ionniges Eolgeldnoc. Sn Ger Sieie
sur &e6ten ronit lmO ihGiint ser
Rbein ourb ole @aIoidht6t uno bon
Orj'6en griIBt ser @eiler Nlompe
WleOels bon hiitiaer 9ergterroiic Der.
iiber, on Oeren SUB, in tieiem uno
idhIdtortigem gSolOteliel lid @or.
Der inO Diiitelrbein oereinigcn.
llcber Dem pcreinigten 9ibeiu crbcbt
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19
BRIDGE BUILDING
 ON THE MAIN LINE

The 121-foot span for the Little Su- sitna river was framed and work started on the framing of another span of the same dimension.
 At the Elkutna river the pile driving was finished and one 56-foot span erected The substructure of the Granite creek bridge was erected and work begun on the erection of three 56-foot trusses. A small force of laborers was at work back-filling the piers and abutments.
 The carpenter work on the tempor- ary passenger depot for Moose Creek has been finished. The conversion of one flat car into a gondola was 90 per cent complete at the end of the week of April 2S.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19
COMMISSIONERS WIFE WILL GIVE
 GARDEN PRIZE
No. l2

NENANA.-(By mail. .)-Mrs. Thos. Riggs, Jr., wishes to announce that she will present a silver cup to the person in the town of Nenana, or in the commission reservation who will have the neatest and prettiest yard of flowers and vegetables-size of garden will not necessarily be taken into consideration. Three judges will be selected from outside of Nenana so that there can be no partiality shown. The prize will be awarded about August l.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19
CHAIRMAN EDES OF COMMISSION
 DUE HERE TODAY

Chairman Edes of the Alaskan En- gineering Commission is due here to- day en route to the central division headquarters at the head of the inlet He probably will not stay long as ne intends to come here several times during the summer to advise his engi- neer in charge of this division.
 In a letter of recent date the chair man said, q hope and believe that everything will go along satisfactor- ily this season, although there may be some delay because of the enormous increase in cost of everything pertain ing to railroad work"
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19
FIX RATES UP
 SJJSITNA RIVER

The commission has issued, effec- tive May 14, Local Freight Tariff No. 10, naming commodity rates between the head of Cook inlet and points on the Susitna river and tributaries. The rates named therein for all-water transportation are subject to suspen- sion at the close of navigation, and subject to restoration on the opening of navigation, on notice.
 Copies of this tariff may De ob- tained upon application to the com mission.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

In the Matter of Port Graham Coal
 Company, a corporation, Bankrupt.
 Pursuant to order of the above en- titled court duly entered in the above entitled cause, all of the assets of the above named bankrupt, consisting mainly of certain coal mine and equipment situated in Cook Inlet Re
 cording District in the Territory of Alaska, will be offered for sale June ,. 1917, at two o'clock p. m. at the office of c. R. Hawkins, Referee in Bankruptcy, 1905 L. c. Smith Build ing, Seattle, Washington, on sealed bids in writing to be then and there opened by the undersigned trustee in bankruptcy before said referee. Said property shall then and there be sold to the highest bidder or bidders for cash. Each bid shall be accompanied by cash or certified check, payable to the order of the trustee, for not less than 10 per cent of the amount of said
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

bid. to protect the estate against loss in case the bidder shall be declared the purchaser and shall fail to pay the balance of the purchase price on con. firmation of sale. Such balance shall be payable on confirmation of sale. Said sale is made subject to confirma- ton by the court and the right to re- feet any and all bids is hereby ex- pressly reserved. Said property IS ot- fered for sale free from the mortgage thereon claimed by Glorvina Redel- sheimer, as executriX of the Estate of Julius Redelsheimer, deceased. Bid ders, however, are required to submit separate bids for the property claimed to be subject to said mortgage, the lien of said mortgage to be trans ferred to the proceeds arising from the sale of said mortgaged property:
 Said coal mining property and equipment consist of United States Coal Land Survey No. 315, known as Port Graham Coal Claim, situated in said recording district, and consists of siXty-five acres or whereabouts and certain mining equipment appurtenant thereto consisting of hoist, railway track. mine car, miscellaneous black smith tools and outfit and mining tools and equipment, pipe and similar items. Further details in respect to said property and said sale may be had on application to the undersigned trustee or his attorneys.
 O. P. COCKERILL, Trustee. Mcclure & Mcclure, Attorneys for
 Trustee, 1909 Hoge Building, Seat
 tie, Washington.
 Mar 10 1O1T
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

Tariff No. s, effective May IA, has been issued by the commission, nam ing estimated weights to be used when no facilities are provided for obtain ing actual weight of freight ship ments. Copies of this tariff may be obtained upon application to the com mission.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19
PROGRESS ALONG
 LINE SATISFACTORY

R. J. Weir, engineer in charge of this division, completed tour of the work between Seward and Mile 76 yesterday and reports satisfactory progress all along the line.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19
NOTES

Good weather is reported today from all points on the line, with an average temperature of 45.
 -.:-
 Reports from Fairbanks states that the freighters operating between that town and Nenana have announced a freight increase to ten cents a pound between the two points.
 J. c. Williams, formerly located in the Fairbanks office of the Alaskan Engineering Commission, has been transferred to the Nenana office.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

City Express meets all boats and trains. Phone Maine 122.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

We carry Symphony Lawn Station ary the Seward Drug Company.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19
No. 5SS9 NOTICE OF SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASH INGTON, NORTHERN DIVISION. IN BANKRUPTCY.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

2 c. Kodak, Jr., Kodak $12.O0-- Seward Drug Co.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

No more rough dry work will be taken at the Dee Sing Laundry. If
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

Waterfll and Frazier whiskey at the Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

Waterfill & Frazier whiskey at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

A. McIver, licensed undertaken.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

Long distance telephone booth at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HELP WANTED
FOR SALE

 ~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~>~~~~~ HOMESTEAD and codfish station near Sand Point, 16O acres land and more available. House, stable, chick en house, ? cows, 60 chickens, geese Plenty wood and water. Will accept any reasonable offer. Inquire owner Carl Overson, Sand Point, Alaska. No. 10 Remington typewriter, good condition; bargain if sold at once, Inquire Gateway. u Victrola and records, good selection Inquire Gateway. U For sale Hotel Crist at a sacrifice on account of illness. Fourth and K., Anchorage, Alaska. An eight horsepower Pelton water wheel, never been used. Just the thing for a small mining plant or electric generator. Inquire at the Gateway.
 FOR RENT
 >@>~~~~~~~~~~~~ For rent two-room furnished house S12.5O per month. See Dougherty X Stewart.
 MISCELLANEOUS Andy's Express, phone Madison l4o' Proof of labor blanks for sale at Gateway.
 Meet me at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19
FOR RENT

For rent two-room furnished house S12.5O per month. See Dougherty X Stewart.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

Oyster cocktails at The Branch.
  Andy's Express, phone Madison 14S.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

In the Matter of Port Graham Coal
 Company, a corporation, Bankrupt.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

Victrola and records, good selection, Inquire Gateway. U
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS

Andy's Express, phone Madison l4S' Proof of labor blanks for sale at Gateway.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-19

For sale Hotel Crist at a sacrifice on account of illness. Fourth and h'' Anchorage, Alaska.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-06
LIST OF THOSE INDICTED
FOR NAPP LAW VIOLATIONS

The fifty indictments returned by
the grand jury of the hustings court
out OF fifty-one cases of alleged vio-
lations OF the prohibition law. noted
in the Virginian yesterday were of
The following persons:
Paul Bender. c. Fl. Bottoms. VIII
Clay. Charles Cooper. A. Q. Carlton,
Charles Coleman. James Clendinning,
Willie Coles. w. u. Diacont James
Dfggs, Frank Eddleton. j.. J. Guverna-
tor. e. Glenn. Tony Guzteis. Allie Gull
lett Thomas Harlow. Limas Haskins,
William Howard, two charges: William
lsaaes. Charles Johnson. f. c. John
son. William r Kruse. Albert Lewis,
G.. ID. Lit alias Littruan: A. Love. Will
Ham Miller, Charles Murray. william
Matthews. Grady Nelson. Aaron Nixon.
Malinda Ogden. @. NJ. Onesty. William
Palmer, A. X. Peck. Scott Powers, II.
r. Snead. C. II. Smith Patrick Scott,
Charles Sickle. John Sparks. A. Sale.
James Taylor, Teywood Thornton. Yves
ley Townes. j. w. Wilkinson. Everett
Wright. Fitzhugh White. John Wolf,
Samuel Wright.