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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-07-29
Mary had a little lad
Whose face was fair to see,
Because each night he had a drink
OF Rocky Mountain Tea.

For sale by DR.. Connolly.
The New Hampton Courier, one Of
the Oldest and ablest republican papers
of this district, refuses to support
Congressman Haugen. With the
right nominee in the field this. fall
democrats can give Mr.. Haugen race
for his money. .-Decorah Journal.
@. d. Nichols has had a particularly
bad run of luck with his plate glass
windows. By the settling of the
building, the two large lights were
cracked long ago and the first of the
week it became necessary to put in
new ones. 1t was expected to trim
the broken ones down smaller and
thus reduce the expense, but in so
doing both were broken SO as to be
entirely worthless. And then to make
the misfortune complete, inside of II
hours, crack appeared in one of the
new lights.
Misses Virginia and Louise Nichols,
Of Cresco, have been guests Of Margue-
rite Moran, the past week. ..... Mrs.
Dan CHASER, Of Dubuque, and Mrs.
Blackman, of Chicago, we're guests of
Mrs. McVettie, Friday. -. Mrs. VIM.
Webster, of Cresco, and Miss Hattie
Webster, Of Chicago, we're guests of
DR.. Barfoot and wife and Mrs. A. IT..
Anundsen several days last week, re-
turning to Cresco yesterday. The
marriage of Miss Geneva Norton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J..
Norton, of this city, to Mr.. Clifford
Mumby, of ST. Paul, is announced to
take place tomorrow, Wednesday, at
the home of the brides parents. De-
corah Journal.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-07-29
First Door South
of CIer11r1ler'S

DR.. j. W. Jinderlee, Physician and
Surgeon. Front rooms over Sobolik' S
Hardware store. LOTT
Do you know that we engrave all of
the watches, lockets, silverware, ETC.,
that we sell, free of charge?-P. A.
Clemmer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-07-29
Card Of Thanks.

We take this method of conveying
our thanks and gratitude to the many
friends and neighbors, and especially
to the Woodmen Of the World, for
their kind acts and sympathetic aid
at the sickness and death Of our son
and brother.
ANDREW ScHAETER AND FAMILY.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-07-29
Congressional Convention Delegates

The committee appointed by the re-
cent democratic county convention to
select delegates from Howard county
to the congressional convention to be
held at Postville, Aug. IL, have Sc
lected the following: Herman Kull,
A. r. McCook. Philip, Herold, John
e. Dargan, f. E. Howard, F. Dana
Mead, Jos. f. Shut.
JOHN McCooK,
PHILIP HERoLD, Com.
f. D. MEAD,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-07-29
U. S. Minister Killed.

The Edwards Wood Co., received a
telegram yesterday morning announ-
cling that the United States Minister
at ST. Petersburg was instantly killed
by bomb, but that particulars were
unobtainable.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-07-29
For Sale Cheap {!

A good second hand binder, span
OF driving horses and heavy work
mare. M. p. LYDoN,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-07-29

DR. ]. ]. Ahern, front rooms E. R.
Thompson's new Office building, north
Of postofiice.
Arthur Marshall accompanied his
family to Cresco last Monday evening,
returning to st. Louis Thursday morn
ing.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-07-29

DIR. w. T. Daily, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postoface.
Steven Plopper returned Tuesday
evening from Cedar Falls where he
has been attending summer school at
the state normal.
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ment of 1t. 1t cannot be done by the man who
Is not student. Few men, indeed, could de-
velop unalded system such as that described,
but there are many who can do it now that the
methods by which it has been accomplished
are common knowledge
"a very similar system may be developed
on any dairy farm that dispenses with pas
lures. Where land is cheaper and the dairy
man can afford pastures, the system would be
radically different in summer, but not in win
ter; while altogether different methods are
required on other than dairy farms.
The most important single feature of this
farm, aside from the remarkably systematic
way IN which 1t is conducted, is the manner
of handling the manure. The fact that the
stock are all stabbed the year round makes it
possible TO save all the manure, both LIQUID
and solid, and apply it to the land. Again.
the fact that it is applied daily, as produced,
lusures that any teaching by rains shall carry
the leached material into the soil, where it is
wanted. How much plant food is lost from
fermentation after the manure is spread on the
fields is not known. But the remarkable Yields
of every portion of this farm would seem TO
indicate that this method of handling manure
is highly satisfactory
That similar results as to yield of crops
may be accomplished by the use of CONNER.
cial fertilizers, combined with crops grown
expressly Tor the production of humus, is
shown by the experience of number of far
merS, particularly in the truck growing dis
trcts 1t may, therefore. prove possible TO
IeVeiop almost any type of farming to point
that will more than double present average
yields If agricultural science continues to de.
velop as rapidly during the next quarter of
century as 1t has during the last y
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The Worst Roads.

Whitman 0sgood, one of the officials of the
Census Bureau, Washington, D. c., has re-
turned from journey to st. Louis in an auto
mobile. He was accompanied by his wife and
two children. They made the trip in twenty
days, twelve being spent on theroad. The
average distance travelled was 100 miles day,
and the cost from twelve to sixteen gallons
of gasoline. Mr.. Osgood says:
''We spent one week at the Fair, and started
home two weeks ago, making the return trip
in fifteen days. The condition of the roads
was varied. They were good in Maryland,
but all through Pennsylvania we struck moth
ing but abominable stretches of ground not
worthy of the name of roads. The roads of
West Virginia were in fair condition, and
there was an improvement in Ohio. The
roads in Indiana were good, but those of Illi-
nois inconceivably bad found the eondi.
ton of the roads pretty fair index to the
prosperity and intelligence ofthe people living
along them"
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4 TTORNEY'S SALE
o.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY,
N.ar M.r.lnn. CaFtLN C.aulr. NJ.

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- =, - IN, .,,.,r,,.,, ,..,.r.I h., th.
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= 5,-......i ~. ,,,.i.,..,,-.l NO., Mi
.,',..-l.I.- M. u. ,i,.. ,.,.,,,.s. n,
I,,.,.,..,,. !. ..r,r,,,,t,.ur,,, ~,
- ''''' ''''I
at q 'clurk. y. ~, aii ihat~ i~H adjoining
parget. vt laHn, containing
lug ACRES. . ROOnS and ~ pERCHE~.
~, ut..a ,h. .-.t E.-. ID
- - - - ...-.....
-. "a -. =, n 49,, 49,.
-, -. ~ ,,,;,. f-,.. ,t.. ,,ll.s~ ~ v.r
-, - 49,, 3 r..l.s .5tth af rE t.vsr -
~. WIrI.,, .,B,si,,in., t,r.i.sIN NJ I.att-r
S,,,I-, p,.rt B-,t As.ss-as Ns-r.s and
o,hsrs
The improvements iherrou t.ls.s..t uf a iuo
.t,ry IL Westb.rla.r,irI
D,,-if.,r s,.u,..sir.s sty s,.arus. 4
-, ~. 80. 49, ..l & - lsstA
- -. -. - 49,. - - -
- . h,U j.. boib door,. an ~. E7Ir|-r5
l,-yn t.srk fssru sitb th-yr nsass. sazaa sag.i
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THRUSTEES. SALE
4 UF TssE HoSr
Attractive and Valuable Build
ing Lots

ia Wessm5neer. CArroll County. Maryland.
B, s.r:a= af ihe decree passed in cause No.
gizs Egu4ts, uasrvin Charles I. Rciisnider.
lr. 4ui .sHvrs age plaintiffs and William 3.
TAaa4s aal others are defendants, the under'
zfs1ss tfa.re,s ~i.l oaey a; pahiic sale, GA the
premHrz. gu telrt street. ig Westminster,
Carroll eaaafY Maryland. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER s, 1904.
al . d. clock. p. sn.. ail those toug uuimProved
Baslt.ae Lots fronting on Count street, in the
tf4 9t Westminster. adjoining the property
aF Captain k1hu and nearly opposite the
C5arf House. Three of these lots front tiiy
fees on coart street and run back ahoui 2Go
fa.t 20 Foundry avenue aud the fourth has a
tfoai ri II feet with the same depth. They
Az, located 10 the iuosl desirable part OF West
fI5iazfar ard are So situated as 20 make theln
tss. faezt valuable lots iu thp city for hul!dlug,
ans persan seeking good buildIng lots or
Is sainz 81 make aG advantageous Investment
Is real estate wiH iiul these lots unusually
desirable. The lots si'l hrsl be offered sep
ars4.sIy aua then a- ana entirety They were
flfm,rsv occupied by thy Taylor Mauutactur
.u. COMPANY.
Terms ol Sale One third cash on the day
of sale or u.tau the ratification thereof by the
Court: one thiri iu SIX months and the other
ans third in twelve months from the day ct
sale. tht credit payments 60 be secured by the
NOTE, a5 the purchaser or purchasers with APP
proved security. bearing interest from the day
of sale. ar an cash az the option OF the par
chs-er
For further information apply 10 the under
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Joseph -. ureok> aud Roberts a Irouse
Solicitors
TRUSTEES SALE
L ar Valuable
REAL ESTATE,
~ pt..s.,, t-.f3... l.-..sr ts..- Nh


Ry yiriar vt decree 81 sh- trtuIs Cau-.
for Carroll county. sitting ss "a t.ari ai Equity.
psssrd in q yaa-c iu -ai5 Cus-t wherein Nm.
II, Myers aai John T. Nysr, are comvissa.
ants, and Susan c. Myers trustees. aud lthrr,
asr defendants the gndors sucj named iu -a.i
decree, vii oder 30 public sale ou the prem
ises. situated near The rgai leading from Pleas
arr valley 20 Fuz.llbuTg. boo Carroll county.
Mary ylaud. ou the 3Isi day OF August lH9l. af
10 O. clock p. n.. ihst ya'sbie farm ot which
William Myers. bale of Carroll county. doe
ceased, died seized and possessed, containing
iO1 acres ol land. more or less.
The improvements tbere0H coU,is, ui IS
- Frame Dwelling House. good bsru aud
.Rzxz- all other necessary uu,bmlliues There
IS All excellent spring Of water ou the prop
erty, near the dwelling house, and also some
fruit on the property.
Possession given this fall
Terms Of Sale. -Oue-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale.
or upon the ratification thereof by the court
and the residue ia two equal payments 10 six
and twelve months from he day ct sale. and
10 be secured by the notes of the purchaser.
with interest from he day of sale, or an cash
al the option OF the purchaser.
JOSEPH u. BROOKS.
BENJAMIN +. GROUSE.
ng4f fE~y-+..z
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The undersigned will sell at public sale, on
the premises, ou Pennsylvania avenue, West
minister. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER s, 1904.
al I o'clock p M. "a lot fronting 80 feet on
Pennsylvania avenue aud running back l9S
feet 10 an alley The improvements are "a .
Story Brick Dwelling. smoke house, hem
house. stable and carriage house attached
hog house aud corn crib. Dwelling has been
newly papered aud is in first class condition;
city water
Terms One half cash six months from day
OF sale, balance one year from said day of
sale, purchaser TO give notes, bearing interest.
augG-4t THEO. II. BlGGS
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TOR SALE
Frame Store and Dwelling

Store Isx40 and l4xl4 first class rooms
up stairs over storel, Frame Ware H.
house 24x60 feet. outbuildings. &c. -
Artesiau wei. in yard. Land for garden.
Tho. county road from Howard to Carroll
county passes the store. Poslofiice in store.
The b. Il 0. r. X. Agency and PoStotfice
would nay a good interest on the investment
The location is splendid for buylng all kinds
Of country produce. All railroad trains stop
at Morgan
Also d Splendid Factory Site, with 60 acres
of nnd. splendid stone dam, head and tail
race. 6ne Turbine water wheels and Dwellings
and other buildings, &c.
For further particulars, apply 10
JOHN A. DUSHANE,
IO6 S. Charles street,
,pg13-5t Baltimore, Md.
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DUBBIC SALE.

| will sell on my premises, one mile from
Westminster, at - m. on September 3. 1904,
on the Gorsuch road, good horses, Osborne
mower. good as new; springtooth harrow,
Oliver chilled plow, coru planter good ,
horse broadtread wagon, . sets lead harness.
shovels, plows. forks, , hay carriages, spin,
ming wheel over 100 years old, aud other
articles. Terms on day of sale.
aug l3 3t* LOUIS z. MANNING.
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MORTGAGES SALE
AVA ORA
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Between Mayberry and Pleasant Valley, {;
roll County. Maryland.

By virtue Of the power of sale contained in
a mortgage from Jacob ]. Study and Rehecca
Study, his wife, to David Stoner, dated March
80, 1892. and recorded among the Real Is
tate Mortgage Records of Carroll County, IN
Liber B. F. c., No. 81, folio 45l. &c., | will
sell at public sale, on the premises. on.
SATURDAY, 10Th day of AUGUST. 4. d.
1904, at , O'Clock, p. IN, sharp. all those sew.
eral tracts or parcels of land described IN Said
mortgage and containing
1874 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
and improved by large p story Frame
Dwelling House, large bank
barn with two floors and three y =
mows, large wagon shed with .tsSas1a
corn cribs attached large buggy I1.zsssssEZ11-
and implement shed, hog house aud .l other
necessary ouibulldings.
There Is a spring of excellent water near
the dwelling house aud also a we'll OF good
water at the barn, running waller jn all the
fields and Big Pipe Greek runs through cue
end Of the farm.
There Is also about 20 acres of good TIM
BER LAND, principally oak and chestnut,
aud plenty Of good meadow land.
This IS a slate land farm. Ia good neigh
borhood, IN a high state of cultivation. near
churches, stores and school houses The
Mail Delivery near the house.
The farm Is situated near the Stone roaa,
about half way between Mayherry aud Pleas
ant Valley, adjoining lands Of Absalou Leppo,
Alouzo MAus and the farm formerly known as
the Emanuel Myers farm.
Should the purchaser desire i the under
signed will leave two thousand dollars 10 this
farm 10 be secured to him hy mortgage.
Terms Of Salc.-One.third cash on the day
of sale or on the ratification thereof, one third
in SIX months and the other our.third lH
twclye months from the day Of sale: the de-
ferrtd payments to he secured by lhe notes ei
the purchaser or purchasers. with approved
security. bearing interest from ibc day Of sale;
or the whole OF the purchase money may be
paid ia cSsh a, the option Of the purchaser.
DAVID STONER, Mortgage
Roberts ( Grouse. Solicitor
William T. Warner. Auct Hiy2S IS
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TAx COLLECTORS SALE
Il OF
HOUSE AND LOT
In Freedom District. Carroll county. Nd.

The undersigned. tax collector for State and
County Taxes for the Fifth Election District
OF Carroll County, by authority Of law aud an
order of the County Commissioners o. said
County. will offer at public sale. on the prem
ises. ON
SATURDAY, 27th day of AUGUST, 1904,
at l O'Clock, p. IN, all that parcel Of land
containing
ONE ACRE. MORE OR LESS.
which is fully described in a deed from j, Oil
yer Wadlow, administrator. TO Jane Green,
dated December Both, 1884. and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll County.
in Liber +. I. s.. No. 81, folio 425. etc, as
sessed on the assessment books of Carroll
County in the name of James Green. This
property will be sold for arrears OF taxes.
This property is about one and one halt miles
from Sykesvlle, on the road leading from
Sykesville to the Washington road, and ad-
joins the lands of Samuel Ridgely and John
Henry Brown. The improvements consist of
a Log Dwelling House and Stable.
Terms of Sale:-Cash.
BYARD DORSEY,
Tax Collector for the Fifth Election District
of Carroll County.
Charles E. Fink, Attorney. july30-4t
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TRUsTEE'S SALE
Il OF VALUABLE
REAL EST ATE.
Located i Westmiusicr Carroll County, Ma.
and It's Vicinity

~ ,-;r,,,. Of q, lsor... .r .T,. C,rar,;t 4 r,rf.
t,r G,rrnIj cunt, in E,,n,,, ,.ss.rJ n, ems.
Va iI5I ,bare;, CbarJ.s r Pair.ni5er Ir.
az 81 -r.r ria;r,igs .,.d Eer,ie : Rrif.r.dar.
,rss,.,. ,,iII ,f..r,, p,r,T,, Sal. stfb. COf-RT
copnty Ma on
,ynyn yD%,I ~ w. so., M n.vor ,1-c1-s7. ,,st
No-N - - -'''.' "a va y
at the hour OF o clock p. M, The following
described kea. Estate io-"t:
lst. All that lot OF land and premises rs
now enclosed or'encea 'n' 1n ne ''.y, % NeS'
minister. county ahl state &i''eNA.1' 'H'.t
part OF the same iana ana premises ""cE
were ga ~ ~ 1'tt 't3'''', w. e"N
~lie to Char'eS 1. hei!>"lut'' hl I'e" o'''',E
date june mi isso' ana recorded - among W '5'
land records OF Carroll county ," Ho'F W. T..
NJ No. o. lo'" ''', &c 'n'7 fihi+'H
""" enclosed fronts 80 l,'' ON ''>' ',.'' -. '.'
anu mas q ''Fih "' ''7 l''' '' ' l'''' ''''s
inr Improvement iNn'''"
consist "' a w." >'"'s H-'"'
Dwelling House and haw' faivs1as4H
stable II 'as large NHi rooms -
also "aI1' is well >nausi HHA '7 1''.''.
s''tl- Inc FseRefP ,s "'" ''l".
& N'hh'df, r--i.. t'.'".' .,'.' '"'."
'''''t'''e '' -'''. r
~, i., .N'
i'"'''. ''I "
Ess4s,s street. lH i'a ,''s' ',"
@zssa=4@z==sASsz1 p..e |s '''. ''"'f
and i5mii 0aJ,H" .a ''ft
pisl by Miss Ma'S D.. N'Na."--
fronts '9 le'' '' .-.A,i 'iA'N ''''.' '.' -'
depth % ~, ire' !A"T' ""
a'n gH 's.s i't ......,... r...r.
art Four ~ l1l'iNE w
street ntAr.T opposite "iH.H.-'..
kr4wrg a- Nos "a In. t# a.I o. .. #..4. "-
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John Smith, of Mt. Pleasant township,
Adams county, Pa, is a fugitive. He is
charged with forgery on the Littlestown Saw
ings Institution, First National Bank of Han
over and several persons. His action was
great surprise to his friends.
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FOR SALE.


Ny property in Pleasant Valley. consisting
of lot, improved by p story Log Weather,
boarded Dwelling, Stable and 2story Black
smith and Wheelwright Shop. Good stand;
long established. Possession April l, 1905.
Z. II. HUMBERT,
auglS-3t# Littlestown, Pa.
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aug135t
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll eoun-
ty will meet at their Office, in Westminster,
every MONDAY in AUGUsT. 1904, for the
transaction of business. BY order,
FRANCIS L. HANN,
aug6 Clerk.
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4 SsIGNEE AND MORTG AGEE :
~ SALE OF A
DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM,


By VIRTUE at The po~rrs q sale coniRInsyi 'H
three moFtsakrs, unr from NargareiiA iayior
aua John Il Tsyllf. hcF husband. ia Jat-.z
A Bush, dated March -, ISL, aad recorded
an,sng the Real Estate Mortgage Records es
Carroll Coaaty, in i5ber f. I. ;. No. -,
folio 455. &c, and duly assigned 10 the aadeT
signed. aud the other two from the SAID Mac,
garctta Taylor and John II. TAYLOR. her bus
band. to the undersigned, dated February q.
lsst. aud SeptembeF l.. 1901. respectively.
and recorded among sad Real Eslair Mort
gage Records. Ia L,bcr u. +. t., No. -, i9.lo
s7Z Sc, snd Ijbsr J II. b., No. T., is.so
SIT. &c, respectively, ! will sell ai pahsIc
sale on The premises, or
SATURDAY. AUGUST =. 1901,
Al O'Clock .. IN, al those TWO adjoining
parcels of land described Ia said mortgages,
and containing 81 ACRES, ROoDS and SO
PERCHES OF LAND, more uF less The
improvements thereon are
comfortable tWo-siory frame ~ =
dwelling house. stable, spring u 80 kS..A
house, corn crib and oiheg go -
necessary ou,buildiHgs. The property = well
walered. With never failing spring near the
dwelling About 10 acres are IN good chest.
uut aud oak timber. There Is q due prnpor-
ton OF meadow land and the balance of the
land is in a fair state OF cultivation. There Is
also 40 abundance Of various kinds OF frui; on
the premises.
This property is situate on the county road
leading from Paiapsco Station. on the Western
Maryland Railroad, TO Reese z. O., and about
three. quarters OF mile from said station. Il
IS convenient to the railroad, schools and
churches aud adjoins the land, OF Joseph \.
Leppo, John Arnold. John c. Harmau and
others.
Terms Of Sale $3.50 90 cash on the day Of
sale aud the balance in cash on the ratification
Of said sale by the Court.
WILLIAM l.. RICHARDS,
Assignee and Mortgage.
Elias y. Davis. Auet.
John Milton Reifsnider, Solicitor. july3o Is
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Also q si=e esae f...,c- aad a. the same aoas
thss tae ahaF. sale .la3v-siise1 fn take place.
fa- aa5rrs.zaei. administration nl susan
sa...Ess. aer.a-el By virtue oi the poser and
zasaa-5ss e'ai-fr-i lPar hiE d. an order ot
gtr 0E#.sG4 taaFg ni Carroll c2auty si.t
ssr a aah5c sale she jo.pving Personal
Ira.#rs, ts als. F.ar Saaais, Tons Of
Hss. I5g jeras, pa,s., tarrr. Of Vinegar.
Q4.rs sad Saf-4is, Stoves Dishes aaa sari-
a4. a.HsF alf.l.rs e. personal property.
Easrzs - Sale i. sallz less than s., cash
sa a.4 sz.-.s III s, g- tupy~ a lr,iit o' q months
s. .i IT, s.y-a. r. IT, ssearci b. ,bc no'e 1T ihc
r.asahs-sr esla approved security, bearing
.rlrzsa- 5aam ihs Say at sale.
HARRY X SHAEFFER,
AHa5H5.1zasar a5 Sasaa ShacErr. deceased.
E#.gHf5s
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DR.. Frank g. Sanft, prominent physician,
Of Roxbury, Mass, has been arrested on q
charge of counterfeiting.
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CHARLES T. REIFSNIDER, J4.,
W. FRANK THOMAS,
+. NEAL PARkE, trustees
aurIs.ts Phiueas A. GorSuch, Auct.