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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

leading from Boonton to Upper Montville
by the way of Vreeland's Hill, as now Inn
proved, which monument Is distant
SOutherly eighty nine and forty-eight one
hundredths feet (89 Al 1907 from the South
east corner Of the stone house, also distant
seventy nine and fortv-flve one-hundredths
feet (79-45-100) from the Southeast corner
Of the addition to said stone house on the
Northwest corner of said roads; thence ~
along the center line of the Lower Mont
vile Road leading towards Boonton South
seventy five degrees fifty-six minutes West
three hundred and sixty three and four
tenths feet (S6S-4-10) TO q point distant
twenty five (25) feet from the face of the
stone wall on the south side OF the road !;
thence az DETECTING to the right three de-
grees hfty-one minutes and running South
venty nine degrees forty seven minutes
West sixty-two and ninety-one one-hun-
tredths feet 1921 1000; thence (3) forming
an inner angle of ninety-one degrees
twenty-five minutes and running North
eight degrees foxty-eight minutes West
five hundred and sixty-fve and f0rty-one
one-hundredths feet (565-41- 1907: thence
"a parallel with the fret line North
seventy five degrees. fifty-six minutes East
four hundred and twenty-five and one
tenth feet (425-1-10) to the middle Of. the
road leading toward Montville; thence (5)
parallel with the Bird. line along the
middle of said road South eight degrees
forty-eight minutes East i've hundred
and sixty-nine and six-tenths feet
(569-6-10) TO the place of Beginning.
Be the said several dimensions more
or less. Containing exclusive of the
land occupied by roadway, five acres. The
before mentioned roads are fifty (50)
feet In width, being twenty five (25) feet
on each side Of the center line described as
the first, second and fifth line Of this con-
veyance. Being the same premises con-
veyed to the party Of the second part by
Anna Catharine Lathrop, individually
and as Executrix, ETC., by deed dated Sep
TENDER 8, 1900, and recorded in the office
OF the Clerk Of the County Of Morris on
the 18th day of September, 1900. in Book
I-l6 of Deeds for said County. page 456.
Dated May rs, 1904.
ABRAHAM RYERSON,
Jerseyman & Bulletin. Sheriff
Prs. fees 14.40 go 5
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SHERIFFS SALE.
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JE

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Sarah r. jennings, Complainant,
and Marie B. Gray and William e
Gray, her husband, Edward P. Hatch.
doing business under the firm and style
of Lord & Taylor, and Robert A. Beach,
Defendants.
Fl, ia. for sale of mortgage premises.
Returnable to October Term, A. o., 1904
EDWIN G.. ADAMS, Solicitor.
DY virtue of the above stated writ OF
ID. Fieri Facias In my hands. shall ex
pose for sale at Public Vendue, at the
Court House. In Morristown, N. j., on
MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF JULY,
next, A. D., 1904, between the hours Of IL
m. and 5 o'clock p. M, that is to say at 2
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, all
that tract or parcel Of lands and premises
situate, lying and being in the Borough OF
Florham Park, In the County of Morris
and State of New Jersey, Beginning at a
stake In the middle of the late Newark
outside westerly line Of Elias p. Genung'f
homestead farm. and running thence a.
with the line and lands of Charles Matt
hews or late his, South thirty five degrees
West seven chains and eighteen links t.
an Easterly corner Of Milford A. Hop
pings land in stone fence; thence t2)
South thirty-three degrees West eight
chains and twelve links to stake for the
Westerly corner Of said Genung's fai m OF
the line of Joseph A. Hopping's land, late
Daniel Meelsers; said stake is by the last
course six links TO the left Of white OAK
stump named In deed as white oak tree;
thence (S) with Joseph A. Hopping's lano
and line South slxty-two degrees an6
thirty minutes East three chains anc
thirty-one links to stake and stone for 6
corner of Silas p. Genung's land, foul
and Dinety-four hundredths acre lot, lat'
Elias p. Genung's; thence az with the lint
Of said lot North thirty five degrees anc
thirty minutes East fourteen chains ano
ninety three links to stake for ths
lot, late William S. Gennng's, In bht
middle of said road; thence (5) on said
road with lands of Elias P Genung, NORTH
fifty two degrees and thirty minutes Wesi
three chains and thirty-one links to ths
place Of beginning
Also the following goods and chattels
viz:
In Dining Room Extension Table
Hair cloth Sofa, Sideboard, 8 Chairs
Lamp. Stove, Rug, Chinaware.
In Kitchen Range. Oil Stove, China
ware, Tinware, Knives and Forks, all
Kitchen Utensils.
In Cellar: Refrigerator, Lot of Wood
In Parlor. --H air-cloth Sofa, Chairs,
Watnot. Small Table, Rug.
In Bedroom on first foor:-Biack wal
nut Bedstead, Book Shelves, Wooden
Lawn Seats.
On second floor = Bedroom Suit Of three
pieces Cherry Bedstead, Bureau and
Washstand, with Bedding; Sewing NJ
chine, Black-walnut Wardrobe. 2 Bed
steads 2 Bureaus, Stand, Cot, Lot OF
Bedding.
In Attic:--l Bedstead. Crib.
Also all shades. rugs, mating, carpet
and all other personal property now Il
the house on the lands conveyed TO saif:
Marie B, Gray by said Sarah r. Jennings
In StAble;-Tw seated Blackboard and
lot Of Tools and Farming Utensils anC
Implements. Also ali other personal
property therein.
Dated May Goth, 1904.
ABRAHAM kYERSON,
Jerseyman g. Chatham Press Sheriff
Prs fees 1920 50
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CarhoIfc Acid Anttdote.

The recent discovery of Mr.. Allen,
Dublin veterinary surgeon, that ordi-
nary turpentine is an antidote to car
bolic acid is one of the many impor-
tant discoveries which have resulted
more or less from accident. Mr.. Allen
had In his establishment some horses
which We're suffering from carbolic
poisoning, and he asked for oil to be
given as an antidote 1t was only the
unexpected success of the treatment
which caused it to be discovered that
happy mistake had been made and
that turpentine had been administered
instead of oil. A few days later a
blacksmith who was unconscious from
carbolic poisoning was similarly treat
ed with satisfactory results.
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The girl who discovers In the trunk
OF family heirlooms summer shawl
of any sort may count herself In luck,
for this style of wrap is enjoying a
genuine renaissance.
The fad in shawls runs toward en-
broidered Grape, particularly when the
embroidery is in self tones. For the
girl who may own only one shawl the
most desirable selection is a white
Grape embroidered and fringed in
white. She will fold it in long, mar
row, scarf-like lines, with one row of
fringe at the top, SO that she may draw
1t up over her head in the cool night
air. The fringe softens a face inn
mensely.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

OF the southerly side Of the railroad. AZ
shown on the Aforesaid map which was
made by William ". Smith, CITY Sur
veyor In 1872 and filed In the Office Of the
Clerk Of Morris County. Being the
same premises conveyed to Daniel g.
Wilson by Fred S. Winston and wife By
deed Sept. ~, 1878. Being the same tracts
Of land described In deed from William
III. Kister and others to John e. KIster
dated April 18th 1895, recorded In Morris
County Clerks office in Book P IA of
Deeds on pages S57, &c" and in case the
lots above described Is insufficient to pay
and satisfy the debts of said John FL.
Kister deceased. then and In that case I
shall expose for sale all the right. title
and interest Of which the said John Fl
Kister died seized In and to the following
tract Of land, that is GO say: THE First
Lot. Beginning at the point Of inter
section Of the westerly line Of Main street
with the northerly line OF Essex street;
thence (l) westerly along the said line of
Essex street one hundred and seventy
nine feet and two and one half inches:
thence (2) northerly and parallel with
Main street fifty feet; thence CD easterly
and parallel with Essex street one hum
dred and seventy-nine feet two and one.
half inches to the westerly line OF Main
street; thence ~ along said line fifty
feet TO the place of beginning. Being lot
~ on Block x as shown on certain map
made In 1879 by William ". Smith, City
surveyor, also the same lot conveyed to
Daniel Swanson by Fredk. s. Winston
and wife by deed dated Sept. Goth, 1879.
recorded In Morris County Clerks office
Book LIS, pages 1874. &c.
JAMES A. HAvEY,
Administrator Of John H Kister. decd.
SiSeo "a s
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HANpKERcHIEF K1nroNo.

dotted with white, but there are in.
Vulnerable ones from which a choice
can be made. Those Of linen, with
borders in color, are pretty and always
launder satisfactorily, and dealers are
also showing a considerable variety
woven specially for purposes of the
sort. The handkerchiefs are joined on
indicated lines and are so adjusted as
to form the deep points in fronts, back
and sleeves, while the neck edges are
turned over to give collar effect. TO
make the kimono for woman Of medi-
-um size will be required five handker-
chiefs twenty inches square.
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FACTS and FBUCIES FOR WODIEu
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inch hem, and to the back Of the hem
attach some lead weights, similar tc
those that are sometimes used in bicy-
Gle skirts. These will cause the rug
to lie fiat on the floor Place this rug
under the sewing machine and cutting
table before beginning work. When
the work is over, it may be picked up
and shaken out Of doors. 1t will save
a great deal of time and trouble, and
the time necessary to pick it up and
bundle 1t out of the way is much less
than would be required to pick up
ships and threads.
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wear az rahIe LINEN.

The real wear Of table linen is In
laundering. but this may be materially
decreased and the linen made to serve
much longer by careful ironing. The
fat should be moved with the warp
threads and not across them. The next
time you draw threads in table linen
note the difference in strength of the
warp and wool threads and you will
be convinced. Good Housekeeping.
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WALKING oosruMn

below the waist line and then their
<uliness allowed to fare The bottom
Of the skirt is protected by light
weight vclveteen binding. The blouse
a also plated and worn with a feath-
erboned girdIe belt Of the same mate
rial. Down the front Of the blouse are
black silk embroidered circles to sim
nIate buttons. With this smart walk
ing gown shiny black shoes are worn
and tailoned straw hat trimmed with
loops OF black velvet ribbon.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
S. d. DICKINSON,
Secretary of State,

In CHANCERy OF NEW JERSEY
Bet ween Thomas j. Beardmore, Com
plainant, and John Sanderson, Lydia A
SAnderson. Henry Salmon, Oscar futile
Simeon B. futile, Sarah e. Cobb, Mary
A. Mckinnon. Della j Peer, Electa G
Raoey, Esii b. Dawson, Cornelius j
Kopp and Enoch Hammond as Execu
tors OF John L Kopp, deceased, Corne
Illus J. Kopp, Augustus Kopp; John
Frances Kopp; Charles d. Kopp; Helen
Slade; and Harriet e. Kopp defend
ants.
Fl. IA. for sale OF mortgaged premises.
Resurnable TO May Term. A. D.. 1904.
p. J. MCiINNIs, Solicitor.
RY virtue Of the above stated writ Of
Fieri Faoias In my hands, shall ex
pose for sale OF Public Vendue at khs
Court House in Morristcwn, n. j., on
MONDAY. the 18th dAy Of JULY.
next. A. D.. 1904, between the hours Of i
M and O'Clock r NJ. that IL 50 say at
O'Clock IN che afternoon Of said day, al
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Permit no wringing or rubbing Of any
wash silk garment. Simply have ii
dipped, changing the lukewarm water
several times until it becomes com
paratively clean. Next pass through
two waters of the same temperature,
emitting soap, and hang up to drain.
Care should be taken to pin in several
places to avoid strain, as the garment
will be heavy with the weight of wa
ter
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

The total absence Of the drop skirt
has been one Of the absorbing ques-
lions Of the season. Need Of some
underbody is very apparent in many
Instances, and so the use Of a reed or
featherbone inserted at the hem, and
even several rows above, has been
found very acceptable.
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Remedy For Rurna.

Burns and scalds are most likely to
happen In the kitchen, so remedy
should always be at hand there, for it
cannot be too quickly applied. 1t is
called .tcarron or and is made by
shaking together equal parts Of lime
water and linseed oil in bottle. APP
ply to the injured part on lint or soft
linen and cover with cotton wool to
exclude the air.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

A satisfactory protection to the
hands when sweeping is pair Of loose
mittens made from fIeeced canton
flannel fieecy side in. They efrectually
exclude the dust from the hands and
wrists when made sufficiently long to
pull well up over the sleeve.
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tween the hours OF twelve o'clock noon
and five O'Clock in the afternoon, that Is
to say. at two o'clock In the afternoon OF
said day, the following described tracts
or parcels of land and premises Of which
said John H. Kister died seized described
as follows:
"The Second Lot Beginning at q
point on the westerly side of Main ave
nue. distant In southerly direction one
hundred and fifby feet from the southerly
line Of Somerseb street; thence running
southerly along the said westerly line OF
Main avenue ifty fest to corner; thence
westerly and parallel with Somerset
street one hundred and seventy-nine feet
two and one half inches to corner /;
thence northeriy and parallel with Main
Avenue fifty feet; thence easterly and
parallel with Somerset street one hundred
and seventy mine feet two and one. half
inches 10 the westerly line Of Main ave.
being Lot No. IS In Block as shown on
a certain map made by William ". Smith.
City Surveyor in 1873. Being the same
premises conveyed by Frances o. Wray
so said Daniel Swanson by deed dated
March IS, 1874, recorded In Morris County
Record Of Desds pages l78, &C., OF Book
x s OF Deeds:
The Third Tract. Beginning at q
point In the easterly line OF Main avenue
dred feet from the southerly line Of
Somerset street; thence running souther-
" along the westerly line OF Main ave
nue. fifty feet TO q corner; thence westerly
parallel with Somerset street one hundred
and seventy,nine feet two and one-half
inchea to Q corner; shence northeriy and
parallel with the first line fifty feet;
thence eastefly and parallel wish Somer,
set street. one hundred and seyenty-nine
fees two and one-half inches TO the
westerly line Of Main 1genue the place 81
beginning. Being LOT No. ~ on Block
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porish For ora oalx.

A polish for old oak Is made by mix
ing together two ounces OF boiled lin
seed oil. three ounces Of turpentine, an
ounce Of vinegar and quarter OF a
pint of methyiated spirit. Rub lit
tie Of this well in, then polish the wood
with soft cloth.
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A NOVEL NeeIfeee.

Handkerchiefs as material for gar
ments of various sorts are continually
growing in demand, but are never more
attractive than when made UP into
kimono such as the one illustrated
Those used for the model are Of white
Japanese silk, with border Of blue silk
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NO q

center. That takes four squares. Then
when the next four squares are sewed
to that there will be dark and light
alternate. Many prefer to have the
center tiny square made of red or to
match the lining.
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Dressmaking is done In every house
bold. and everywhere sewing is done
sewing rug win be found useful. For
rug cut sixteen yards OF denim IN
four equal lengths. This viii make 8
four yard rug, Stitch around Il q two
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In the matter Of the application OF Sarah
Martin. misunderstanding Of Bernard Mar.
tin. deceased
Rule 60 show Cause why there should
not be Sale Of lsands.
Sarah Martin. Adminisbratzlx Of Der.
nArd MARTIN, late q the County Ok Morris,
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know many people who write for
the magazines. And they always get
them when they sign their names plain
" and inclose the price. New Orleans
Times Democrat
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Frtendlx Interest.

Visitor l have just been to make my
first call on Mrs. johnson.
Lady Of the House So glad. dear.
Poor thing, she's glad to know any
one!- London Punch.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

New JERSEY SUPREME COURT,
MORRIS COUNTY.
The First National Bank, of Morristown,
N. j.. vs. Benjamin Sire, William Sire
and Ellis L. Foster.
Fl. fa. de DO. ct ter. on contract.
Returnable June 18th. 1904
GUY MINToN, Attorney.
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General Purpose Gown.

Here is the newest, most correct CO.'S
tune for walking, travelling and gen
eral knockabout wear 1t is made Of
fine black and white check in silky
sicilienne. The instep length skirt is
plated all the way around, the plaits
stitched down for about eight inches
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

A pretty stock of white Grape has the
long front tab tied up into little bows
down Its length.
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Mix well together half pound OF
ground rice. one-Quarter pound Of BIZ
carbonate Of soda. two ounces Of tar
taric acid
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Design No. has the dark pieces on
opposite sides. while No. 2 has dark
in one corner and light in the other.
When sewing the squares Of No. / Join
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next, A. D.. 1904. between the hours OF
10 m. and o'clock p M. that is to say al
3 O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. all
that certain lot, tract or parcel OF land and
premises. situate, lying and being In the
Township Of Boonton, IN ebe County Of
Morris and State Of New Jersey. more
particularly described as follows, Be-
ginning at an iron monument nt the
Intersection OF the center lines IF the
road leading from Boonton to Lower
Montville ~ now improved and the road
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IN CHANcERY or New JERSEY
Between Phineas e. Kingsiaud Complain
ant, and Robert B. Carpenter. Defend.
ant.
ri. to. for saleo Of mortgaRed premises
Returnable to October Term, a. n, l90s
NJ 7. ROSENBERG, Solicitor.
DY virtue OF the above stated writ Of
ID Fieri Facins In my hands, shall ex
pose for sale at Public Vendue at this
Court House In Morristown, n. j., on
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SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

PURSUANT to an order made by the
Orphans Court of the County of Nor
rfs, on the Twenty-third day Of May, A..
D. nineteen hundred and four, the sub
scriber, administrator Of John H. Kister,
deceased will sell on the premises on
Main avenue In the Village of Stirling,
Morris county, New Jersey, on
TUESDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF
JULY.
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all dark squares. That makes dark
stripe lengthwise when quilt is com
plete. No. 2 is sewed together SOFAS to
make large light square, with dark
square standing on its corner in the
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

THE DICKERSON SUCKASUNNY
MINING COMPANY, corporation Of
New Jersey, doth hereby certify that
whereas by an act of the legislature OF
New Jersey Incorporating this Company,
(P. L 1854 page 118) its capital stock was
TO be Three Hundred Thousand Dollars,
and by supplement- to the act of in
corporation, Up. L. 1871. page 1921 this
Company was authorized to increase its
capital stock to an amount not exceeding
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars; and
whereas only Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars OF it's capital stock has ever been
issued. that the said Company has now de-
creased its capital stock to the amount OF
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
by purchasing at forty-eight per cent. OF
the par value thereof, for retirement, from
the present stockholders pro rata, one-half
of the number of shares Of stock hereto
fore held by them, and that the par value
OF the shares of stock remaining after said
decrease of capital has been changed from
One Hundred Dollars per share to Fifty
Dollars per share, SO that the capital stock
after said decrease Is represented by Three
Thousand shares OF the par value of Fifty
Dollars each. said change having been de-
clared by resolution of the Board of Di-
rectors Of said corporation to be advisable.
and having been duly and regularly as
sented to by the vote of at least tWo-thirde
in interest of all stockholders, there being
but one class of stockholders Of said Com
pany, at q meeting duly called by the
Board Of Directors for that purpose; and
the written assent of said stockholders is
hereto appended
The location OF the principal office Of the
corporation In this State Is at the First
National Bank Building In the Town of
Morristown. in the County of Morris, and
the name of the agent therein and in
charge theaeof upon whom process against
the corporation may be served Is Alfred
Mills.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said
The Dickerson Suckasunny Mining Com
pany has caused its corporate seal to be
hereto affixed and these presents to be
signed by It's President on the Twentieth
day Of May In the year Ninteen Hundred
and Four.
SAMUEL S SHERWOOD,
President.
Attest: -n--->
FRED'K A. CANFIELD. Corporate /
Sec'y. Seal
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Jerseyman and Record. P. F. $500 81 5
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-04-14
Notice CT Probate Of WILL.

District Court in and for
Harrison County.
State of Iowa,
Harrison County, s.
To all Whom it May Concern:
Whereas, on the End day of
April, 1904, a paper purporting
to be the last Will and Tesla
ment of John w. McVey, late
of said county, deceased, was
filed in my office, and was by
me opened and read; and the
26th day of April, 1904, at 10
a. m. appointed and fixed as
the time when the same will
come before the court, at the
April term thereof then to be
held, for final proof and pro-
bate, as the duly executed last
Will and Testament of the said
John w. McVey, deceased, at
which time all persons inter-
ested may appear and show
cause why the same should not
be admitted to probate.
Dated this End nay of April,
1904.
E. S. Garrison, Clerk.
a2-9-16
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RY.
Time TABLETOP Trains Out OF
Rode, Iowa.


Nos. l. 2.s4, will stop on signal for pass
.nRers holding tickets for point. beyond Oman.
or for Minneapolis. 1T. Paul or Chicago.
Nos. 81, 50 81 aud % run between It. dodge
and Council Bluffs except sunday.
Coupon tickets Gamble procured ON one or two
days notice.
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Ice Cream every day at Bells.
Come to us when you want
the best drugs at the most
reasonable prices.
G. S. Osborne.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-04-14

Gentlemen, have you tried a
"Wellerettes" SC cigar? Ifyou
smoke one you will want more.
We have them in four sizes.
Try one, they are good.
j. D. Brown & Son.