davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
IN WALL STREET.

IN WALL STREET.
 NEW YoRf. March 7.-American Sugar mo- nopoiizedthe dealings at the stock exchange, the stock Figuring for l53 loo shares in total of 262, ,o65 shares for the entire list. The stock opened at 91% and then rose to 927s on the advapce in the price of refined of 1-16c. The rise brought out i,eavy offerings, and was rush to cover, which developed into perfect scramble when iU was announced that the directors had declared the usual dividends of per cent on the common and 1% per cent on the preferred. Outside of Sugar, which closed atthe top notch. there was very little to the market. New York Central and Balti- more andOhio were weak among the rail- roads. The first named dropped from 96 to rumors of cut in the dividend. Baltimore and Ohio sold down to 52. the lowest yet reached in inc present downward movement, moved up slightly in sympathy with Sugar, but later lost the improvement, In the final changes were very ire guar, some stocks showing gains of Aoas and others losses of 1e gSre Hsa,a s and Pacific lost ? per cent. The bond market was higher ss
 OG0 shares. unlisted 159, ,O00 shares.
 NEW YORK, March 7.-Money call was steady at osin per cent; rarod last loan at Prime mercantile paper, 4A@5 per cent Bar silver, 6Ossc.
 busines ss in bankers Jills at $4. s7Aa4 Ss for sixty Gays and S4.SsG4. s94 for demand; posted rates, .s4. sslaaa. 90; commercial bills, $4 s6s4a 4sS7l2.
 Treasurys balances-Coin. ss6. .379 ,oo0; cur rency, S74, 375 ,000.
 Government bonds were lower.
 State bonds were dull.
 Railroadkbe were higher.
 Silver bullion at the board 609sc bid.
 Closing bids
 Louisville and Nashville e................ 4S% Memphis Afid Charleston ................. 10 Mobile and Ohio. o........,................. 12Is Mas ashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis... Ga Tennessee Coal and Iron......,....:...... "A TennesseeCoal and Iron preferred. ..... t7O Western Union... ........,,..,............. s6A Southern Railway 5's...................... S6ls Southern Railway, ,coiamon.............. 97s Southern Railway, pre- ferred ...,......... 30aB
 BONDS.
 Alabama ,9ciass A A......................... 103la Alabama ,scsass B......................... B. 105 Alabama ,{class ....................... to5
 sEx- dividend. tBid. Asked.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-08
RAILROAD TIME TABLE

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE oFTRAINs. Trains marked thus Q run daily. Thus CD daily except Sunday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25
INDICE De GOBERNAClON

ReGolviendo 3ousulta del Gobierno 80.
bre publication en- l. Enero pr6ximo dc
Las listas de los censos electoroles. s.-Dis-
poniend0 la correction que ha de imponer-
ge los teleRrafstas don Sixto Elias, don
Santiago Dom1nguez y don Manuel Salda-
fla que solicitaron Sc deiara sin efecto la
R. 0. concediendo examen al aspirante
don Luis Observation-Disclosures Gac3ta en-
que SO publica r. D. referente la election
de Consejero de instruction p1blica en-
Ultramar.-Desestim instaucia de D."
Elena @amara solicitando SO Ie expida IT,
t1lo de profesora de labOres.- s.-Concediendo
honores de jefe superior de Adminiatra
c16n libre de gastos don Fermin Marti-
nez Villamil.-R. D. referente la eIec
cion de Ooneejero de instruction pdblica
On Ultramar = ndmero do los que ha de
defnit1va do expedientes de consume de
Humacao, San Sebastian, Barranquitas,
Quebradillas, Pehuelas, Naguabo y Haiti
No.-R. d. nombrando Magistrate de Ia
Audiencia de Ponce don Miguel de- To
Var.-ldem fiscal de la de MayaRdsz
don Jose Robles.--Idem idem Magistradc
de la Habana & don Manuel Was Ochote
Co.-Disponiendo el abono Ia compahia
de terrocarriies de SO, 800 pesos SO centa
vos incluy6ndolos previamente en- ptesu
puesto.-Iden Ell abono la misma de las
cRntidades que SO le adeudan.-Disponien
do se rernitan las proposicioneS que har
de someterse 8 presentarge en- Ia conferen
cia de Telegrafia de Buda esth.-Apro
bando ell acuerdo del Gobierno General so
bre exenci6n dc derechos arancelarios a
material de ferrocaYriles.
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la CORRESPONDENCE De PUERT0-RlC0'
MInRCOLEs, rs DE DIOIRMRBR DE 1898
BANCO ESPANOL DB PURRTO.RICO
INTEREsANTE

En- vista del Real Deoreto de de los eorrlentes
de la cir'ular de fecha del Gobierno General de
esta isa relativa al canje de la moneda mecana, ell
Gonsejo de Gobierno de este Banco ha acordado en-
session de 8 del actual. hacer pdblcas la siguientes
reglas para Ell cunpmientO de las operaciones penG
dientes con este estab!ecim ento.
Primera. partiP del % del actual, todas las
operaciones cuyo pago SO haya estipuIado en dicha
moneda con la expression de emoneda entee.
quedaran reducidas desde luego la nueva moneda
espanoa de acunaeion especial bajo Ell mismo tipo
de eqnyalencia djado para el CAME; es decr que
d6tito de Glen pesos moneda naej'cana corriente.
por ejemplo, quedara convertible d6bitO de 495
de la nueva moneda.
Segunda. Los in eresss que dichas operacona S
devenguen p8rtir del msmo da % inclusive seriu
los que le nueva moncda correspondent al d6bito,
luego de convertible cate en- dcha moneda, segdn Ia
regta precedente
Tercera Rl Baaco continuara por ahora ad1ni-
tdendo enapleando os pagos 81 90 por ciento en-
moneda mejicana fracc onaria a tipO de O95 de la
nueva mooeda por, Ca "a l0O! cent*vos de Ia dicAa
hacciOnaria; las operaciones interioras cen
centavosS, la peza de medic peso uejicana por 48
eentayos de Ia moneda nueva y por "a centavos de
esta, "a plea de pes ia mejicana; as sfraccio-
nes ineriores IS centayos1. las monedas de 10 de
centavos pOr todo valor.
Cuarta. LO est7blecido la reg'a que antece
de solo regr3 haste tantO que pOr Ell GobernO Sc
neve efecto Ia recogida CAME de la moneda me1-
c9na frA Observation-Disclosures, II de D cembre de
1895.@Ei Sub-gobernador,-J M. g,OWoZ. 81 10 9
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importuna NAL dfrieida, cuya continue
oi6n ser4 Ia devastation DE- toda Ia isla.'
'La victoria es impossible para los in
surrsctos, que no podran hasbr mas de 10
que han heoho hasta hoy. ELS no ocu-
pan poblaci6n nj siquiera caser1o alguno,
f1es. Los i1itirnos encuentsos tan fatales
para los rebeldes, han llevado Ell desalien-
TO sus filas, retiTaodose <uuohos & sua
caeas, cahsadoa lie uyt& guerra que esta
ya pr&cticamente perdida.
Garcia es oonocidO en- esta ciudad
(Habana). En- una de las primeras expo
diciones aalidas de los Estados Unidos se
fu6 para Cuba, siendo de los primerog en-
llegar Puerto Principe con una partida
insnrrecta.
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C2rt2 dc Cuba
De maestro correspo7ss0I en- cGnepGd
Diciembre 10 de 1895.

De maestro corresponso1 en- cGmpdRG
Diciembre 10 de 1895.
Acabo de recibir noticias de cierto de-
sembareo, de cuyos detalles no puedo res
ponder, pero que tienen en- general, cierta
comprobaci6n por hechos posteriores.
Sc dice que ell dia 6, y en- an punto
llamado el "Mulato", pr6ximo al Aserra-
dero, desembarc6 una expedition de 30
hombres al mando dc los titulados corone.
les Pujals y Martinez, llevando fusiles,
municiones un ca66n de monta6a de IT,
70 r&pido, de cinco cuartas de largo. We
MA un Official y unos artilleros-soS dSs-
sant-yankees, pero tan entendidos en- ba'
hstica que para ell disparo de prueba en-
plearon litres cuartos de hora!! y por mi
lagro no les sali6 ell tiro por la culata.
Tenian preparados 6 SO proporciona-
ron unos mulos, cargando el cafi6n en- uno,
en- un ser6n, sirvi6ndole algunas piedraa
de contrapeso; en- otro iba la cureha y en-
tres mas las armas y municioness Asf su-
bieron-aegdn se dice--de Guascab6n
Qeiimas tomaTop al canine de Paiop a.
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les y soldados. CorresponsoI.
1 # (Continuara).
NnTIEIAs GEaEREIEs

La Noche Buena ha pasado, gracias
Dios. ... sin novedad. 6alvo las pftimas
de ordenanza, los cantos con giifcharos
guitarras = las cenas, todo estuvo al pelo,
pues no hay para que mencionar alguna
que otra garata de las que diario entran
nuchas en- libra. Podrfamos oitar tam
bi6n & los frescos que datienen sn la Gale
& todo el mundo, eonozcanlo no, para
pedirle ell consabido aguinaldo. Pero tam
POGO hay para que hablar de ESQ, poraue
no es nuevo. Los sablazos en- Ia Capital
de Puerto-Rico, siempre estan la orden
del dfa en- diversas formas por diferen-
tes procedimientos. Se va desarrollando
mucho aqIi ell "sentido" de pedir.
Un detalle edifcante de Ia "maIa no.
che" pasada: Ia mayor parte de los ''gua
rapetados" que viInos por lss GALES. eran
mujeres muchachos de ID 15 afios de
adad. ....
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DEL JOURNAL" De NUEVA-YORK
(ITGdGGcSdos e1preSGmente para
. LA CORREsPONDNNCIA

Habana 10 de Diciembre.-Los cabe-
cillas rebeldes Gomez y Maceo eluden to-
do encuentro con las tropas espa6olas.
Encontrandose con sus fusrzas en- ell cafe
tai de Gonzalez (Distrito de Cienfuegos),
tuvieron noticia de que BE acercaban tro.
pas ospanolas, y alzaron 81 vuelO.
Sc ha presentado al General Martinez
Oampos. 81 cabecilla insurrecto Francisco
Febrsro con ell va difunto Amador Guerra.
Garcia ora uno de los tenientss mas
hGbileG de Maxine Gomez, cuyo lado
.pele6 en- ell encuentro de Dos Rios. Este
individuo ha manifestado 81 deseo de Do.
lear en- las f1las leales. "No deseo convor-
7tirns On LIN traidor, ha dicho Garcia, PEI
1eando contra nlig paisanos; pero eli quisrO
eontEieNir & 10 eonclusi4n de- ma guerra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25

Para comprar calzado buano Sc pre-
senta la OCCASION. America ha innportado
un gran sIirtido para su estabIecimiento
" Ri Popular" Cruz ndmero 10. Merece
visitarse dicha tiende, pues con motive
del canje de los mejicanos, &c esta ven
dtendo con I'm So por ciento &c rebaja en-
bueno: America regala para Ano Nuevo
& TODD parroquiaro q. caste desde un peso
en- adelante un bren apuineIdO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25

Dicesa que las Bolsas de Espafa sc
han resentido mucho con motive del posi-
BILE cdsus bells entire Inglaterra los Es-
tados- Unidcs, experimentando considera-
bic baja los va1ores oubancs. Eel Conde
de la Mortera y otros4 banQueros jugando
al alza eInpleando grandes cantidades
han logrado inspirar confanza es posi-
BILE q. sc restabIezca ell consiguiente equi-
librio, La actitud del Conde dc la Mortera
y de los homhRes de fnanxa q, le han se-
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Las noticias que hoy sc comentan 90

Aas HUV4O4as quo HOy 30 COu6n tan BOT
que el Gobierno 0a Madrid trata de esta:
blecer de nuevo Ia censuta cara los tele-
gramas qua so expidan eo Cuba El ge-
neral Martinez C4mpos ha telegrafado s
Madrid dicieBdo que esUara dar pronto
una batalla de caracter decisive esta no
ticia ha causado aiguna alarma en la prem
sa pesimista. Hablase de un gran COM
bate en- que los insurr6ctos cubanos han
aufridc grandes perdidns El general
Suaroz Vald6s peTsigue 6M6ximo Gomez
& su ej6rcito gus sc diEijsn hacia Pal;1i
ra. Las lfneas telegfafcas en- Cuba estan
en- parte interrumpidas y Sc reciben en- Ia
Habana pocss noticias de IA guerra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25

Llegaron & "La Fama de Puerto. Rico"
las celebradss muselinaa- -blancas arrasa-
das, idem con motas de felpa, Ultima no.
vedad, alemanisco de colores para manta-
les, servilletas grandes pequefias tam
biSn de colores, gran novedad, nuevo
surtido en- telas fruncidas, medias negFas
y de dolores para sehoras y nif1os un
colossal Hurtid0 en- cRpotitas de bautismo
para nihos.
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En el prfrner batsll6n ia yoI,,ntario,

En- ell primer battalion dc Voluntarios
de esta Capital han ascendido captain
don Juau Crosas Roca: primeros tenien.
tes don Juan Armengol y. don Enrique
Delgado; & segundos tenientes don Joa-
qu1n Matienzo y s cabos don Pedro Ma
tienzo, don Miguel Pinto, don Pedro Ote.
70 y don Fabian de Fabian. Para todos
nuestra felicitaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25

Los m6dicos de Paris que han exani-
nado e1teHiormente Ell craneo de Alejen.
dro Dumas, han declarado que Sill cerebro
debe pesar tanto como ell del gran natu-
ralista Oouvier.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25

De La Democracia ":-''La cantidad
de pesos mejicanog -canjeedos en Ponce
asciende 6s6, 13I que es mencr sunla de
10. que Sc esperaba. Aquf del adagio:
de dinero = calidad, la mitad de la mi.
tad"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25

En- Vieques Sc han canieado $7,19s
meiicanos y en- la isla Culebrs $3.50.
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MI ParsBaza ,:s.s : :: 5ssso ! s:ss S5s: IL:

Capital de la Loteria La CarSdad de HUI
macao, destinada al sostenimiento de- ,In
Asilo de Pobres. El tercer sorteo de ia
citada Loterfa Sc jugara en- combination
con la provincial el 80 de Diciembre pro
xinno. Sc compone De 80 mil billetes 4 81,
divididos en- d6cimos. Consta de 8Y1 pre-
n1ios, ell mayor de mil pesos, Ell saguntIo
de 81 800, dos de $500, cinco de $50, diez
de $50, ounce de $50, ochenta y cinco de
$15, y ell resto de SO con cuatro apro-
ximaciones de q $35- y 800 para Ell l. = %
pren1ios espectivamente.
Los billetes premiados seran pagados
en- esta Capital por ell Banco Espanol 81
Territorial Agrfcola; en- Arecibo por don
Antonio Lopez; en- Aguadilla por los Sres
J. T. Silva y Compahfa; en- Mayagiiez por
los sefiores Fritze Lundt y Coaapaffa; en-
Arroyo por don A. J. Alcaide; en- Faiardo
por don L. M. Cintr6n en- Humacao por
la Directiva de La CdrIddd. 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-25

mo portorriqueho. .-Hasta otra queda su
afeetfsimo amigo,-N COrTssponS0I.
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Nos dicen de Arroyo" En estos dfas
la Metropolis de este pueblo ha llamado
sus antros de paz dos distinguidas da-
mas: dofia Teresa Massari, viuda c. don
Jose Maria Massari, y & la sefiorita Ana
Baiz, hermana politica del conooido =
honrado hombrs dc negoc1os don Antonio
y. Alcaide. Fu6 la primera eutora de una
familia favorecida por aqUeilos meritos
que levantan Ell valer individual ante el
juicio de todo espiritu sano, Y le seeunda
I'm modesto modelo de virtud naturali.
dad que deja sensible vacfo en- su hogar,
donde los lazos de IN Garlic inextingui-
BILE La estrecharon & su respectable famiIia.
Ambas damas entran en- ell descanso eter-
no con sentimiento de numerosos amigos,
que siempre Ia despedida del justo fu6 pa
"a Ia posteridad I'm acontecimiento peno-
50. Dichosos mil veces los que mueren
sin que sus Eetnejantes digan para su con.
acknowledgements Dios! que nos llev6 es-
te... amigo, quien queriamos por ell
influjO soberano del miedo."
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-13

would DO willing 70 pay, as an indemnity for
Tho slayoA what would bo required 10 con.
iinuo tho war, but stated no amount. Page
0lB.
Here, I'm the carefully wordcd but cm-
phatio expression Of individual opinion by
tho president Of the United Slater and his
secretary Of state, IL whnt must appear 10
every candid person as IA sufficient basis
for Mr.. Watterson's statement that "Mr.
Lincoln had intlmntcd that payment for
tho slaves was not outside Of possible
agreement Tor reunion and peace"
Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Seward were not
at Hampton Roads to talk chaif or TO com.
municato ~ tho south meaningless gos.
sip about the drist Of northern sentiment.
The mention OF the possibility OF repay.
ment for the slaves, the mention Of tho fig.
ures OF t400, 000 600, were significant when
understood In connection with the firmly
repeated statement that the restoration Of
tho Union was an Indispensable proliml-
nary to any agreement whatsoever.
Very likely tho alleged incident Of the
hugging of Stephens and the remark about
writing Union at tho top OF tho sheet Of
paper arc no more than the imaginative
form In which the poetry OF tradition rep.
resents the attitude assumed by Mr.. Lin
coin on that occasion. Watterson Is an
orator and poet. When he says that
"the private memorabilia OF those who
knew" will show what tSrms were really
offered tho Confedcracy Within 80 days of
Its overthrow, no possibly may refer to
negotiations entirely apart from the Hamp-
ton Roads conference. Colonel Watterson
may have special information on this sub
ject Ho says he shall not tell tales out
OF school. And he also says that he will
be dead and gone when these private mem
orabilia come ut.-Ncw York Sun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-13
A HISTORIC EVENT.
or Great Pomp and Importance In the
French Church.

French Church.
There will take place very soon at the
town Of Clermont Ferrand, in Auvergne,
a ceremony which ought indeed to prove
imposing if 1t bears any just relation in
the way Of pomp and picturesqueness to
the historic Importance Of the event COM
memorated.
Our French neighbors propose at the
time and place mentioned to celebrate
the eighth centenary of the famous coun-
Gil of Clormont, convoked by Pope Urban
III in tho year 1895 A. u.
Then and there it was as students of
history know, that the first crusade was
decided upon-the opening act Of that al
ternately hostile and friendly interaction
of contract and conflict between the west
and the east which has never ceased since
and has its episodes today in Armenia and
the Chitral valley. The ceremonies will
be opened by devotional Iridium, held
on May 16, IL and 1S.
On the 10Th there Is to be held high
mass In an immense construction repre-
senting crenelated citadel standing on
the Place dc Lille. This pious function
will be followed by the procession of Notre
Dame dc la Poste, in which heralds,
knights archcrs and pages, all in crusad-
ing dress, are to appear. In the evening
there will pass in display u torchlight pro-
CeSsiOn.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-13

To BE Tried In California and Said to Bs
Very Cheap.


Irrigating by electricity is to become
an accomplished fact Mt San Bernardino.
Cal. An electric light company has just
perfected arrangements for an eight mile
circuit, which shall cover the farms and
orchards to the north Of the city, and by
means OF stationary pumps and movable
motors the water for irrigating purposes
will be raised and distributed
The plan Is for the formation Of small
districts along the line OF circuit, each dis
trict to have the use Of motor. 1t will
be attached to pump certain number Of
hours, just as irrigating bitches are open
for regular periods, then moved into the
next field connected with the wire, the
current turned on and each field in the
district served In turn and as the water Is
needed.
The scheme Is the result Of peculiar
condition In many parts OF the valley, and
II 1t works as the projectors contemplate
will no doubt become universally used in
districts where 1t Is practicable The
ground and even tho mountains which
surround this valley are a huge sponge
The earth is full of water, and well put
down would find moisture in abundance
The problem has been to raise the water
but no means had been devised which was
reliable and that was not expensive.
Windmills were unreliable, while gasoline
engines cost moro to operate than it does
to buy n water right from some of the ir-
rigation companies.
The cost of pumping by the electric mo-
tors Is estimated at s1.15 per month per
acre, or less than 81 per acre for the irri-
eating season at its longest Water rights
cost from 800 to $3.50 per acre, so that
tho cost Of irrigating by the proposed
method Is less than the interest on the
cost Of n water right II purchased out
right.-San Francisco Examiner.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-13
He Believes In Silver.

Joel Chandler Harris, the financial ed
itor of the Atlanta Constitution, receives
his salary Of $3.50 per week In bright sill
YER dollars. Mr.. Harris will touch no 9TH
er kind Of money, and II the cashier Of
The Constitution Office doesn't happen to
have silver on hand Mr. Harris will allow
his salary to accumulate until supply Is
laid In. Last week while attempting to
carry home three weeks salary Mr.. Harris
was SO unfortunate rs to seriously wrench
his back. He has been confined to his
home ever since. ce.-Washington Post
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-13
Tho Church Militant.

Cardinal Richard recently ordered pray
ers to bc offered up In tho churches of Par
Is for the Madagascar expedition, by
which, as the order says, France Is accom-
plishing her mission Of diffusing Chris
tian civilization. Now York World.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-13
How About the Play?

Horny Arthur Jones latest play holds
tho record for longth bf title II Is "Tho
Triumph Of the Phillstlncs, and How Mr..
Jorgan Preserved tho Morals Of Market
pcwbury Under Very Trying Circup-
renccs. Now York Sun.
DOOR DIGESTION leads to
nervousness, chronic dyspepsia and
great misery. The best remedy is
HOODS sARSAPARli.lA.
Higgins q Perry.
Jones' Ale pnd Narrngansett Lager.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-13
Result Of High License In Michigan.

It Is predicted that the new high license
law of Michigan will force number OF sa-
looms I'm that state to close. 1t imposes n
uniform tax of $500 on oil saloons, and In
tho sparscly settled districts no saloon will
DO able to pay such sum.-Ncw York
Tribune ..
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-13

These Bottles are of high grade and are
fully guaranteed. III Won don't own bot
tie don't let anyone know 1t but us. It's
family necessity.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-04-25
Utica's Uniuue Tollsate.

Utica enjoys the doubtful distinction
of being probably the only city in the
United States which has a tollgate
within its boundaries or anywhere near
it, for that matter The old days of toll
roads and tollgates have passed away,
and it is we'll that they have. The COM
pany which maintains the Deerfeld gate
has legal status that cannot be done
away with without the consent of those
who own the property. The last legisla-
ture passed an enabling act which makes
it possible for the parties interested to
do away with the tollgate, and it is
something to which the attention of the
authorities may properly be directed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-04-25
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the district court OF the state of Iowa, in
and for Audubon county May term A. D., 1895.
German Savings Bank VS. Jennie A. Smullin,
II. S. Smullin, b. G.. Foreman, Ella g. Fore
man, NJ. Z. Jones, and John b. Meyer, cashier.
To Jennie A. Smullin, II. s. Smulln, b. &.
Foreman and Ella &. Foreman, nonresident
defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file the petition of the said pla intiif, The Ger
man Savings Bank, in the Office of the clerk OF
the district court of said Audubon county, Iowa,
the object and prayer of which is the foreclosure
of a real estate mortgage on the following de
Scrbed real estate tOwit: Lots 6, blk 2S of the
town of Audubon, Iowa, and asking judgment
against Jennie A. Smullin and Ii. s. Smullin on
their prOmiSOry note for which said mortgage
was given to secure for the sum OF $500, interest
costs and attorneys fees, and asking that said
mortgage be established lien on said premises
from the date thereof and thai the interest OF
each and all of said defendants be forever
barred and fOreclOSed in and to said property
No personal judgment is asked against any OF
the defendants but Jennie A. Smullin and II. s.
SmullIn, For further particulars see petition
on file. And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second day OF the
next term of the said court, commencing at Au
dubOn, said county and state, on the 28th day Of
May, 1896 default will be entered against you
and Judgment rendered thereon.
Dated at Audubon this 9th day of April, A. D.
1895.
NASH, PHELPS & MOSIER
Attorneys for Plaintiff.