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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-04
Financial.
THE TEXAS Il PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
llnaHriaI.
10 THE HOLDERS OF
First rlortgage
Eastern Division Bonds
OF THE
fexas and Pacific Railway Co.,
DATED hay 18th. 1875.

The holders OF the following Texas Pacific Railway
COMPANY F-st Mortgage. Eastern Division bonds
oy mortgage dated the 18th day OF May. d 1878
hereoy notified 70 present them
COMPANY No 40 Broadway. City. payment
a. par value the having been designated
redemption in accordance with the creating the
sinking fund OF the Mortgage.
The holders Of the bonds designated will have until
we date Of the next interest 1st $780,:
10 present The redemption at the par value
Thereof and IL presented by that date the ineres,
On The came VIII cease
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pROPOSAI.s For MILITARY STPPLIES-

Phia- Depot. Q. NJ. Dept 142s Arch Street Phfa.
"a october Bird. 1901 SEALED proposals
oe received here until O'Clock r NJ Thursday
"a 1901 for delivery either Philadelphia Chicago
san Francisco Boston Depots
department Of 5000 Campaign Hats regulation pattern
0Op pairs Arctic Overshoes - buckle.
set shoes 1000 yards n. p. Cloth. < 2
herseE. 2-oZ Quantities subject % 20
crease II desired by the Department Bidders are re
questsd to examine carefully
specifications. that submitted with
nun knowledge Of requirements conpiauce
with the standards and specifications
upon in the inspection OF goods. TNGCAR BIDS
and bids based samples differing standards and
specifications, except in u. r Cloth
shade Of color Of which IS changed shown in
the standard sample will under circumstances he
considered Bids delivery
IMAM those named above be snterta nad Ffss
for less quantities. advertised will enertaiue3
The articles ertsed for
bids he opened other Early
essential. bidders
the rate ana time Of delivery should
20 them. and proposition should
positive they absolutely
reserves the right reject
thereof Preference 70 articles Of do
uestic production manufactre. or
and price tnclucing IN the
manufacture the thereon A
TEE in 10 q the value OF
for accompany proposals for proposals ana
full Information will be furnished application
velopes containing proposals be
Military Supplies. 10 be opened Octobe- - 1901 ara 49,
dressed 10 Colonel JOHN V FTRET. Asst C1srrar-
naster-(icHeTal. Z. $ A.
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The to
the described sold Ffftv
thousand eight hundred and sixteen
thereon from The 18th day OF September 1901
with and allowance
thirty-thres 7T-lOo dollars
September 1901. together expenses OF tba
sale. The approximate or
liens. which be allowed purchaser our
purchase paid Referee Eighteen
hundred and twenty-six Ol-ioO dollars interest.
Dated. New York. September 27th. 1901.
HENRY KROPF Resa-ee
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financial Hleftlnas.

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY co.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
Of the Norfolk Western Railway Company
viii be held at the principal Office of
the City Of Roanoke Virginia Thursday 10th day
OF October, 1901 u O'Clock
OF the Annual Report the election Ct Directors
transaction OF such other business
before the meeting for action including
Independent A. audit the books and
the Company the close the fiscal the
81 the action Of the Directors in svocahy terminating
the right under the Corpany's First Consolidated
gage 70 issue Prior Lien bonds the the
OF Assembly OF North Carolina ratified February
and the acceptance OF the Virginia
approved February 10. 1901 relating to Tho Norfolk
and Western Railway Company. and Consideration
the purchase by the Norfolk and Western Railway Com
% ell the railroad. property and
Cincinnati Portsmouth and Virginia Railroad Company.
The STOCK transfer books will be closed at O'Clock
p. NJ, Friday September 9th 1901 reopened
o'clock A NJ. Monday. October l+th 1901
\. J. HEMPHILL. Secretary.
Roanoke. Va. August ist. 1901
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The approximate amount q he Hen charge satisfy
which above described property hs sold .
Twenty thousand and =ixty-rwo Dollars.
thereon I1th 1ay f September 1901
allowance % Hun
bred rhirty-eEhr and 5-10O Dollars tS5Ss0S
expenses OF the sale The Approximate
OF assessments. other liens. which
allowed purchaser o purchase money Or
Referee. and
rwsury-six Dollars and interest
Dated New York. September 17th. 1901
WILLIAM H WILLIS. Referee
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The approximate charge satisfy
which the above described property bs sold =
sseOs 60 with interest thereon from the lstk day ot
amounting sac interest from September =
1901 expenses OF the sale The APPROX
Of othSr liens Nnc-
be allowed 70 the purchaser OF the purchase
money paid BY The Referee - and interest
Dated New York September q. 1901
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY sUPPLEs.-

Pha. Depot. Q. NJ. Dept, 142s Arch Street. Phia..
Pa October l. 19O1.Sealed proposals. in tripcate VIII
be received here until O'Clock P M Tuesday October
End. 1901 for delivery either the Philadelphia, Chi
Boston Depots Of the Quaternasers Department
Of 5000 Asbestos Caunets, 10000 pairs uckskin
Gauntes 10000 Bedsheets 5000 Corn Brooms and 5000
Barrack Chairs Quantities subject 90
crease If desired by the DEPARTMENT Bidders are re-
quested examine carefully the standard and
specifications that proposals be submitted with
tuil knowledge of requirements absolute compliance
with the standards specifications will insisted
upon in the inspection OF goods UNGUARANTEED
BIDS and bids based upon samples differing from
ards and specifications win circumstances be
considered Bids delivery inspection
man those named above will be entertained Bids
or less quantities than advertised for will be
aned The articles advertised for the those
or which bids are 10 lie opened other dspOts- Early
aeIeres are essential and bidders in their
proposals the rate and time delivery should contract
be awarded 10 them, and no proposition should be made
Which they not positive they absolutely fulfil.
Government the right
al proposals part thereof. Preference
articles OF domestic production manufacture cond-
tons OF quality and price dncuding price
eSn production manufacture duty being
equal A GUARANTEE in 10 per OF
the articles advertised accompany proposals
banks for proposals and full will
sied upon application. Envelopes containing proposals
20 De endorsed Proposals for Military Supplies. be
g2sled october 22nd. 1901 and addressed Colonel
JOHN V uRET Asst Quartermaster-G Z. 6. A.
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street
The approximate amount Of liens charge. sasisy
SIC. 81 interest thereon
1901 together with costs allowance sr,oUnrfrx -
thereon September IDrh Tapr
expenses the sale. The spproxr,ar- amount
OF taxes Assessments other liens -
allowed the purchaser OF purchase money or
Referee.
Dated. September nth. 1901
SAML. V. HEIMBERGER R.,--..
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VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.

VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
EXHII-ARATING FALL MOUNTAIN RESORT
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
The Virginia Hotel and Cottage. will accommodate.
pending completion magnificent hotel for sprn
business Finest bathing establishment America Per.
feet climate and Incompatible autumn scenery Golf
OF S,OOO yards second class livery
and good roads Compartment sleeper without change
Tuesdays and Saturdays Excursion tickets ofjcs
SEE Broadway and Offices Pennsylvania
FRED STERRY- Manager. Hot Springs Bath Co Va
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Soilce of Summons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK.-Morrisou Y. r. Weyant. Plaintiff,
Leipzger Bank OF Leipzig. Germany Defendant
Summons To named defendants You
hereby The complaint in this action
and 10 a copy OF your the plaintiffs at
orneys within days after the service Of this
day of service and in OF youE
failure 10 appear answer Judgment VIII be taken
against you by default the relief demanded IN the
complaint
Dated Nev York city, os. 1901
UNDERWOOD VAN WORST. ROSEN K HOYT, Plain
tifs Attorneys Once and Post oface address. No -
William Street. Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
To the above named defendant Leipsiger Bank. %
TafDzp Germany: foregoing is hereby
served upon publication order OF
the Hon David McAdam Justice Of the supreme Court
OF the York. lated the 18th day Of July.
4oi and filed with complaint in the office OF the
clerk Of the county York. the County Court
House Borough Manhattan. City and County OF New
York on the 18th day Of July. 1901
D,fed YorkC city July 18th. 1901
I-c6E Ryy,SOr, VAN worst ROSEN & HOYT. At
tornevs for Plaintiff ONCE and Post Office address II
william street Borough OF Manhattan. City of New
York
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The approximate amount OF the lien charge to satisfy
which the above-descrihed property sold.
T5-1Oo with interest thereon nth
Septsrbe- 1901. together with and allowance
urting $40 61oo together with the %
The approximate amount OF assessments
rates other liens which to be allowed
70 the purchaser ogJ Of the purchase money or paid
Dated York the Isth day OF September. 1901.
GERARD ROBERTS. Referee.
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Gurroaaies' Aoiiees

IN Pursuance of an order of Hon. Aoner
c Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of New York:
Notice Is hereby given having claims against
Henry V. late Of the city OF Paris teanie %
France deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber place OF transacng bust
Messrs. Coudert Brothers No q roaG-
in borough Of Manhattan. City or New YORK on
or before the day Of April next.
Dated New York the 18th day Of September 1901
FERDINAND q. STU DIT, Executor
COTDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys FOR Executor. 81
Broadway, New York City
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Nenry-s reet 10 poin- distant
Iset wes,ery rom lie westerly Co81-,cu. av.,.
OF iin>
Tic h>arS parallel with Columbus
sN inches 10 me point placs az bexfr,i-x xa~
- $50
DATED New York. September iii 1901
CAprozo SOL hOHN. R.rer~e
1850 NATHAN Attorneys for Plaintiff. No f-s
--51Sse1Nsy HorouSh Of Manhattan CITY q. New Y,-k
s.-as ss l.. d-Ax-an Of the property
~cslf.-sd aooNe. the
>n'S-e'sntn street Manhattan. New York cIty-
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he approximate Hen or charge 10 sa-fsv
60 So ice above described property sold
S-Seo -,-iH vita Interest thereon from
June leoc less the Of IS - paid en sccorur
sns.eol osether with allowance amounting n
$500 WITH interest from the Isth DAY u Juns
s.seIner with the expenses OF the approximate
taxes assessments other
% a19Wsa 70 the purchaser q the purchase money
OF PAD oy the referee. Is 81 and interest,"
Dated. New Tors September e3d 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-04

less than expected-240oo. instead of $1,000 The
the January and May. iA
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~ PURSUANCE OF am order of HON Frank %.

Fttzserald a Surrogate q the County of New York.
all having claims
J0hn n SrhwASIer late the County New York. de-
vouchers thereof the
subscriber place OF transactns business. No. @
Iex;rg-cn Avenue The City of New York before
the First March Dated New YORK. the lfrh
5av Of WILLIAM SCHWEGLER ana
GEORGE SCFFWECLER. Executors. CHARLES J.. GER
I-cH Attorney for Executors. .eo4 Lexington Ave.
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CTPRENE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

Continental Trust Company OF the City OF New Yor
Trustee In itself and all other creditors similarly
who and contribute 10 the eX
uense ~ this action Plaintiff against Leila B. resser
Edwin Dwight Rabbit and The Institution fo the savings
~ Merchants Clerks Defendants Trial desired in Sew
York county. Summons To the anoNe named DetelH-
summoned answer the complaint
in This action OF your answer on the
days after the service
~ this summons of the day OF service and IN
"a az vour failure appear Judgment VIII
be taken against you by default for the relief demanded IN
the complaint.
Dated October Cd. 1901.
CFF,EVFY e ROGERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys, Office and
p o Address No. ii Wall Street. Borough or Man
haitian. N Y.
the above named defendant Edwin Dwight Rabbit;
The foregoing summons by publication
pursuant to an of Hon. George p Andrews, a
Supreme OF the State OF New York
dated October % 1901 filed with the complaint IN the
Office OF the CIer the~County OF New York at the
County Court House, Borough OF Manhattan CITY and
County New York
Dated October ID. 1901
r. o. Address No. Al Wall street Borough OF MAI
New York City.
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AIAssACHUs SETS.

OCTOBER IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
NOTICE
THE MAPLEWOOD. PITTSFIELD MASS
Owing the large demand for rooms The Maplewood
will remain open until Nov l. Steam heat open hres
Amusements Golf. Boating book OF drives
map. showing why PTtsfeld the ideal place FOR
tourists Booklet al T H SCOFIELD. Metropolitan Build
ing. Madison So A. W. PLUMB Prop.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
DELAWARE WATER GAP p

DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA
THE KITTATINNY
at this favorite Autumn Resort remain open until
November Most central and attacvey located and the
only having elevator steam heat SURE with
hath etc Attractions. Beautiful walks drives boat
ing, bathing. fishing Golf Links orchestra Send for
booklet. JOHN y BRODHEAD.
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gifaIlous.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, by the of God independent
To Linda Roll Ella Belzer, Josephine Relzer Ella
Setter the heirs and OF OF John BeIzer
deceased send greeting, Whereas. George j Roll Of
The city Of New York has lately applied 10 the Surro
gates County OF New York o two
certain instruments writing dated July =. 1895 and
February II, 1888 relating both real and personal
proved VIII and Testament OF
Bezer. of County OF New York. deceased
Surrogate of County OF New York at his office
the New York. the 2ist day OF November
Thousand nine hundred and ore. at half past Ten
clock the OF that day then and there 70
attend the probate said VIII and Testament
And such of you hereby cited. under the
age wenty-one years required by your
guardian you II have none TO appear
for be appointed or In the event OF se
neglect failure do - guardian VIII De appn" ~
by Surrogate to represent and act fsr you N ''
proceeding -. W. have
L. caused the OF The Surrogate 5 touft
Of the said County OF New 1orh 70 o
affixed -
Witness. Hon Anns- G Thomas: SIT rs s.rh ssr
one FAIRFAN M,LAt5HtlN
N"i - ~ the S1rTogates court
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PROPOSALS ron I5PDR. RAP7D-FIRE

OFOoALo IOh 40-fUh. RATIIEFIRE
Guns Carriages Accessories. etc. completa Ord
nance Once War Department Washington September %
lS)i.Sealed proposals. IN
until ? October - 1901 for supplying the ord
nance Department. q : Army. with twenty-five COY
less. rapidhre with barbete
mounts with accessories complete Of American mani
fs-ure Bids viii be received fo- parts all of fore
going. Information furnished application TO Brig
Gen. > R BURLINGTON. chief - Ordnance.
GOV ERNER'S ISLAND. y. Y Oct 4 1901
Sealed proposals. tripllcate. be received here
until II A. NJ - 1901 Tor steam heating
plant qusrtermHs~rs storehouse GOVERNOR Island
L 8 1ght o. an Or al bids
Information furnished sUp~aan Envelopes contain
ms proposals should be marked Proposals. for
Hca.nE Plnrt ada-eesea : Y. ZONES. Q II
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Frank T.
Ftt.gersld snr.ossts of the County Of New York
arone strse also Know ss ka n1 San'
.s5s OF the County Of New York dsesassa
Pass Of IA a1s ;.9 s sgsP.. Room Ne
thi 4at day Of January next
nl-s New Isis = ''s aiz s Dit ss'1 h..cu,
f0r Executor Wan Street = ct 5-i Attorneys
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County of New
iork note Is hereby given TO all having Claims
deceased e present the with vouchers h-reor %
the os of rs a. es Pse. S Of snsa sa business
f 9S q Ms Ma IA IN the city Of New York bsf6t.
Dated New York A 6 ii z Of fi AssFss 1901 ea.
las B-s FaRE I 1IeTnsys fog Executor.
n PURSUANCE of an order of Hon A6ner
Notice hereby given 70 all persons RsVir ea asw ass
present the same With Iouh Gr Ss sS 6Sr
street at Is p S Of 5rsnsseting business No 50
@ EST F2 81 a s es 2 6 S'! SF% YORK
Executor Est OF Albert Frank decd
way. New York city
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T. FitzgesEald a suTrosate Of ire County of New
against Jacob F Cunan late Of me Count ne Nm
of he G Tt 70 present the SANE with vouchers thereof
N9s 40 :, and 4 W.H Street in the Borough
Dated New York the fourth day OF September 1901
JOSEPH r CT-LLMAN
SAMUEL ". WEISS
JONAS MANN. Attorney Executors Nos AZ and a.
MaI street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
brush, HELEN Gin pursuance OF an order
OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF n. County
ha ing claims against Helen Brush late Of the Conry
OF New YORK deceased t. vouch-
thereof the subscriber place Of transacns
New York on or before the Thirty-rst day December
Datei New YORK. the Fifth day % Jun. 1901
HENRY 3. WESsEIMAN
Temporary Administrator.
bERIRAM l. kRACS Attorney for Temporary Ad-
ministrator lis Broadway New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
. ABNER c. THOMAS. a Surrogate Of the County Of
New York notice is hereby given to all hav-
ing claims against EMMA MCCALL OF the County
Of New York, deceased. present vouch-
ers thereof to the subscribers their place
Ing business al the office OF Nash & Jones CO Wall
fourth day OF December next.
Dated New York the Goth DAY Of June.
CHARLES y MCCALL
NASH JONES Attorneys for Executors. 60 wan Street
New York City
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner G.
Thomas. a Surrogate the County Of New York
Notice hereby given all having claims
Martin StorZ late OF the County of New
70 the with thereof the sub
scrber, her place Of ranssctinE
az Philip ]. Britt No. 80 Broadway. Borough Of Man
day Of April
Dat-a New York the srd day Of October 1901
KATHARINE STORZ. Administrators.
PHILIP J. BRITT. Attorney for Administrator No 2sO
Broadway. Manhattan. y. Y.
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Diuioeno = oilccs.
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago & "a. Louis
or.prrp1v Ey1 noi .. ONE Am

Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago & ST. Louis
QUARTERLY DfvfDEND of ONE AND
oNE-oUARTER PER CENT. on the preferred capital
stock Of this company will be payable October 2lst next
stoc&hoideTs Of record at cioek P M october loth at
which time the transfer books viii be closed
ne Oo0A' VI" Dc 's0 eaR issa'sf COX Treasurer
The GaIIatin National Bank
OF the City Of New York.
New York September 25th. 1901.
THE Directors of this Bank have this day
s:elsEss a. a ag r E FIVE PER cFT and
October 18th proxino The transfer books VII!
''''---H ''''F' o-''' s1MUEL wooLvERToN. Cashier.
IS Broad Street New ToFE,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
ers per s7 the Preferred Capital Stock
close October 5th 1901 Checks
transfer Books OF the Preferred Stock will clos. at
LEIGH BEST. Secretary
NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY.
New YORK October I'd 1901
A SEMI-ANNUAL Dividend of Four per cent
upon the Capital Stock Of this Company has been
book viii be closed from the ID until 10th
inst BY order. F. H CRUM, Secretary
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
New York, September II, 1901.
THE COMPANY has this day declared from
the net earnings dividend Of per its
Common Stock payable November 1901 Al the Office
q, obe OF record IN & 20 and e at the
peatses Bsnk Berlin 70 the Common b oGh9lasFs OF
such dividend the transfer book. in
Nev-york and Berlin will c,ose al on October 10
1901 and will ss9PeP az 70 m on qes2PeT 1s no
By GEORGE H EARL secretary
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ROUND THE WORLD Third 1as . sns last so1 party
months Tour Of the World leaves Frisco Oct. 81
MEDITERRANEAN ies G.i's1 Italy tls assIs
tourist partit5 leave Oct 10 and Nov. 81 for IN
Rome) Moderate inclusive fares
ocnAlInk Last party Of the season leaves Oct 8.
DE- NJ UuA II days $3.50. All expenses In
Guided. Programmes from
THOS. COOK e. SON
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LEN C.-in pursuance OF an order

JONAS F. MANN. Attorney for Executors Nos AZ ana a.
n. Y. ~ 9 ~-''
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-11-29
DIR. GARTRELL GUILTY.
Old Man Convicted of Murder of
Donegan Near AmOret,
Missouri,

Butler, Mo-, Nov. 25.-Dr. j. L.
Gartrell, on trial for killing D. B.
Donegan, Colorado miner. was Sat-
urday found guilty of murder in the
first degree. The prisoner, who Is
20 years old. listened with indlffer-
snce to the reading of the verdict.
DR.. Gartrell, his son, P. w. Gartrell,
and Donegan were travelling overland
to Oklahoma last March when Done
gan was killed, near Amoret, Mo-, the
motive being apparently robbery.
Donegan's body was found In the creek
with his head mashed In and later the
Gartrells were arrested in Kansas City
while trying to sell the miners wagon
and horses. DR.. Gartrell, who was
tried first, took the stand and said he
had killed Donegan with an AK in self
defense, while Donegan was in the act
Of Draining him with monkeywrench.
They had quarreled, he said, His son,
the prisoner declared, was asleep when
Donegan was killed, and had nothing to
do with the fight. DR. Gartrell testified
that he had lived in Texas, California
and Missouri; that he had held the
Offices of state legislator and sheriff in
Texas, and was once in business in
Texas.
Young Gartrell will now be tried on
the charge of completely In the murder.
II Is the theory of the prosecution that
the Gartrells conspired to kill Done
gan for his money and outfit.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-11-29
WHATS IN A NAME2
(Benson's Plaster Is Pains MASTERY

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West, the Ames shovels were used as cur
rency. They were as stable as gold; their
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On the same principle Benson's Porous
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