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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16
STATE CERTIFICATES
LEADING IOWA .EDucAT o r s
WOULD DO AWAY WITH ALL
OTHER LICENSES.

Des Moines, Nov. ia conference
Of prominent educators with State Su-
perintendent Riggs and the legisIa-
tive committee OF the State Teachers
association, held at the state house
resulted in the approval Of the plan
to ask the legislature of the coming
winter TO enact a law providing for
the state certinchation OF all teachers.
Now, teachers are examined by the
superintendent OF the county In which
they live and under the certificate 10.
sued by him they are entitled to teach
only in that county. II they remove
70 another county they are forced TO
pass another examination, no matter
how high their standing In the first
instance.
Under the proposed measure, the
county superintendent viii examine
teachers, as now, but the papers will
be cent to the state board OF education
for examination and the ISSUANCE OF
certificates based thereon. These
certificates win be good In any part
Of the state, when registered, and I'M
der the registered certifcates teach
ers may teach in any county without
reorganization.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16
List Of Letters

Remaining uncaIled for In the post
Office at oskaloosa, Iowa, for tho
week ending Nov. IL, 1905:
Gents List.
Anderson, John Asher, Elmer
Clayton, Wesley Cubit, John ~
Chambers, Roy Gray, o w
Howard, Jos Kali TIE
Lyle, Frederick McMickle, Will
Neff, Frank Pollard, Elvie
Quass' Frank vanderberg, L O
Waters, David
Ladie9 Llst.
Anderson, Gertie Allen, O z Mrs
Braid, Mae (2) Grill, Emma
Collins, L Mrs Grifist, Katey
Kelleher, LYDIA MCDOWELL, Mary
Pearson, J II Mrs simms, Cora
Vandorin Lucretia2
Parties calling for letters from this
list will please call attention to adj
vertised list of this date. The above
letters win be held two weeks from
date and then sent to the dead letter
ONCE.
CHAs. v. HoFFMAEN, r. M.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16
BIRTHS MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.


GARTER. ~ Married, Sum
day evening, November 5, 1905, at the
Lower Grove Baptist church near Tain
tor, Miss Ollie Carter to Mr.. Edgar
VIM, Rev. Clyde Clark Of Pella Of
floating.
The wedding was unique and un-
usual in several ways. Rev. Clark
had completed an able sermon be-
fore good sized congregation and
the service was about concluded,
when, to the surprise and wonder.
ment OF not few in the house, Miss
Carter and Mr.. VIM came marching
down the aisle and taking their sta
ton before the altar, were Joined in
the bonds Of holy wedlock. The
marriage was the first that has taken
place in the church and the couple
was the first TO be united by the Rev.
Clark. These facts made the cere-
mony the more interesting and Inn
pressiye. Following the concluding
prayer of the ceremony, the people
who had witnessed the marriage press
ed forward to offer congratulations,
and best wishes and many compll-
mentary and commendatory express
sioDs were heard of the affair and
the manner In which Il was conduct
ed. Rev. Clark shared in the com
pllments and was congratulated apon
the success and character OF mis- flrst
wedding ceremony. Mr.. and and Mrs.
| VIM are among our very best
young people and congratulations 10
general. Following the church cere-
mony the couple repaired 10 the
home Of the brides parents, James
and Martha Carter, where com.
pany Of friends and relatives partici
pated with them in the enjoyment
OF the wedding supper.
Nov, II. Wildhower.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16
FINES ARE IMPOSED,


with sie exception d tluofns
ilufke'e calf ana Dunmlfep chickens
every living creature near the Dnn
nise home northeast ~ town who wit
messed any ~ tlle repeated rows be
tween J. y Dunmire and his wife, n
Melt Dunmlfe. was a witncHa IN Jus
tlce Bacona court when the man wbs
tried FOR assault and battery.
Dunmlre IN accused ~ beating hlt
wife because she wanted 20 charge
Burke, whose calf mad gotten loose
and made raid on the Dunmirc
premises. Dunmire thought II fair
not to charge cause his chickens had
bothered the Burkes,' aud Mrs. Dun
mire, who didn't like the Burkes any
way, and was rather inclined to look
with tistrust upon her husbands
friendship for those folks, objected.
There are two stories as to what
happened, but the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunmire told the court of the
assault in what may have been the
true version. The little fellow on the
witness stand, sobbing as though his
heart would break, was forced TO re
peat the vile names that his father
hurled at mis- mother, and the vile
retorts which she threw back.
Justice Bacon has not yet deter
mined the case.
Because j. T.. Dunmire struck his
wife, r. Nell Dunmlre, twice, making
black and blue spot on her arm, &C
cording to the evidence, Justice Bacon
fined the man $500 and costs.
Because John Z. Dunmire, instead o.
pleading guilty, or putting in such evi
dence as he had regarding the assault
alleged, chose rather to call in the al
most entire neighborhood, to assail his
wife's character ana her reputation
for truth and yeracity, those costs
will amount to somewhere in the
neighborhood of $500.
Dunmire at once, through his attor
ney, w. r. Nelson, notified Justice Ba
con that an appeal would be taken II
the matter to the district court.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16
orialnal Notice.

In the district court Of the State OF
Iowa, in and for Mahaska county, De-
cember term, A. ID. 1905.
To II. F. Bidwell:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the first day OF November, 1905,
a petition OF John A. Crookham will
be fled in the ONCE of the clerk OF
the district court Of the State OF Iowa.
in and for Mahaska county, claiming
Of you the sum Of Six Tho Island Dol
lars, and claiming TO be the owner Of
all Of the following described notes
and mortgages: Ten promissory notes
executed about May 4, 1896, by Rich
ard Thrash to J. Al. l.. Crookham; one
for 5000, due May /, 1897; one for 5000
due January /, 1898; one for 1915, due
May /, 1899; one for 1915, due May !,
1900; one for 1915, uue May /, 1901;
one for 1915, due May /, 1902; one
for 1915, due May j, 1903; one for
$375. due May /, 1904; one for 1915,
due May /, 1906; one for 1915, due
May /, 1906, all drawing interest at
per cent, payable annually, and pro-
vidlng that II interest remains unpaid
for thirty days after due, that the
whole should become due. And claim
ing that the whole amount is now due
and no part has been paid. That you
purchased the real estate mortgaged
to secure the same and assumed the
payment of all OF said notes and
mortgages and praying Judgment and
decree foreclosing said mortgage.
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon Of tie second
day OF the December term, A. d. 1905.
Of said court, which will commence
on the ffth day Of December, 1905. de-
fault win be entered against you and
Judgment and decree rendered there
on as prayed for in said petition.
L. @. Blanchard,
15w4 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16
COAL TRADE REVIEW.
CONDITIONS or BUSINESS As
POINTED OUT ~ LEADING
TRADE JOURNAL.

Chicago, Nov. 11.-Speculatiye mar
kets continue to prevail in the west,
particularly with reference to BIZ
luminous coal. The supply OF the lat
ter available on the spot continues
much short OF the requirements, ow'
ing TO the shortage Of cars,and buy
ers are competing to secure tonnage,
AS "a result prices have gained dur
ing the week on nearly all descrip-
lions. An index TO the general situa'
ton can be obtained when 1t Ia
known that producing and shipping
companies, in nearly every instance,
have Withdrawn their men from the
road and are sending them TO the
mines in the various bituminoua
fields to secure increased shipments
In some instances these men remain
at the mines and as coon as car
OF coal Is loaded bid against each
other with the operating company "a
secure the car number. The situa
ton as to supply OF coal at Chicago
and in all other leading markets IL
the worst ever experienced in the
coal trade caused by a stringency Of
equipment. such az strike. TO inter
vene and create a paucity OF SUP
plies
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16
POLICY HOLDERS
NOT IN CONTROL
sAfw or Wyrr.n srncw nm NOT
tNcRrksr rHEfR rownn
ONE MAN RULES rourTAsLr
we'll. Known LAwyet Says Ryan II n
Full Control o. conpany's AZ.
fairs-M Metropolitan Gave
Go Campaign Funda.

New York. Nov. Is,lliam
Barnes. formerly council for the
Equitable. the Mutual and the New
York Life Insurance companies, and
state superintendent OF insurance from
January /. 1860. 70 January /. 1870,
testified before the legislative inycsti.
eating committee Friday that James
Hazen Hydes sale OF Equitable stock
TO Thomas II. Ryan had not destroyed
the one.man power in control OF the
Equitable affairs. The placing OF the
stock in the hands OF the trustees
had not given the policy holders one
iota more power .than they had when
Hyde was the controlling factor.
Mr. Barnes appeared before the COM
mittee at his own request. He testi.
fed that he was lawyer and identified
vouchers dated July 1, 1901, July l..
1902, July is, 1903, and July 1, 1904,
each for s666.66, for retainers and legal
services rendered. The services were
for opinions to the New York Life,
Equitable Life and Mutual Life Insur.
ance companies associated in several
measures Of legislation.
Urged Equitable to Mutualize,
For the Equitable he had written
several opinions for the president and
vice president, recommending the mu-
tualizing of that company as provided
In the original charter The sum OF
each voucher from the Equitable was
third OF the entire sum witness re.
ceived for the services to the three
companies.
Says One Man Still Rules.
Were you paid by the New York
Life and the Equitable?" asked Mr..
Hughes, counsel for the committee.
"The Equitable did not pay any
thing" replied Mr.. Barnes. THE
Equitable people had too much trouble
themselves TO take care of their own
matters, and were too much irritated
by the opinion that had given them
that the officers Of that company
should mutualize themselves because
the stockholders wanted TO pocket the
whole power in that company, which
they hold to this day.
THAT company is a one-man power
to-day, just as much as 1t ever was, ex'
cept for the change Of the name OF the
man from James Hazen Hyde to Thorn
as +. Ryan--that is the only change
made, and the policy holders have nc
controlling power in It,"
Contributed to Campaign Funds.
President John X. Hegeman, OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
who was a witness again Friday, said
that his company had made but two
campaign contributions, and they were
in 1896, when $1,000 was given TO thu
Palmer and Buckner gold democra
managers and $500 to the republican
national committee. These contribu
lions were made, he said, with the ap
prevail of the finance board and wer'
more moral than political move u
assist defeating the "16 TO heresy.'
Mr.. Hegemean also testified that hi
company had paid money to Andrew
Hamilton.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16
GIVE BOND or 100000.
Messrs. coryelI end Howe Qualify as
Administrator.

Messrs. coryelI end Howe Qualify as
Administrators.
Concerning former Mahaska county
people, living near Leighton, the Lew
iston idaho Morning Tribune Of
November says:
Yesterday the largest bond ever
fled In the county, sis executors OF
an estate. was submitted to Probate
Judge Hanlon and accepted. The
bond was In the sum Of 100000 ami
was given Oy Mr.. G. A. Coryell and
Mr.. J. Howard Howe, who, by the will
Of the late Sarah G. Thompson, were
made executors Of her estate. The
bond Is given In double the sum or
the value Of the personal property OF
the estate. Mr.. Corye1l Is brother
OF the deceased and Mr.. Howe is a
well known business man OF this city.
They are both members Of the Colby,
Coryell & Howe lumber company, and
are identified with other business en-
terprises OF the city. That they could
secure bond OF such magnitude is =
high testimonial to their standing IN
the community and their integrity
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16

The bringing to notice from time
to time Of old programs and docu-
nienta Of the early days OF the city
emphasizes the fact that we should
have Mahaska County Historical 30.
cIety organized Immediately for the
better keeping and preserving Of
these old relics and records.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16
FLouuRi FLouuRi

Kelly's Extra best Kansas, S155;
Kelly's Jewel, "a Kansas, sL25;
White Pearl, Best Minnesota, $3.50
A big reduction in quantities.
15w4 Ia 8. Howard.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16

Don't be discouraged about FLOUR.
Use WHITE PEAR, BEST MINNIE.
sofa or KELLY'S EXTRA BEST
KANSAS, and you will always have
elegant bread fit for company.
15w4 Ed s. Howard.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16

There was a special meeting OF the
officers and the directors Of the Farm
ers' Inctitute Saturday afternoon to
consider matters o. the general busi-
ness OF the association
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16
Looks Like HIS Turn.

The Optimist-Pay no attention to
knockers, They said the telephone
wouldn't work.
The Pessimiet--W Weir
"And now they say the flying ma
chine won't work"
~Ana even a knocker Is apt 70 be
right some me@--IouisyiIle Courier
Journal
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16

Miss Gay Dolliyer, sister Of Sena.
tor DolIiyer. has just been elected an
Instructor at Morningside college.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16

The board Of supervisors adjourned
afternoon until January let.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16
UNIQUE SOCIAL EVENT
Rtsnffeeslen 81 invltAtlen Recalls
Former citxena

sss4s44aaa
Ex Masof. lion W. NJ wray whl
searching ,hruuah pome old Papers !
Tow days Ngo and came upon q care
IL Invitation Of n prominent local 10
clai event ~ ihiftyone years Ngo
The Invitation contained the names
"a furtyfour 10 the prominent busl
ness and professional men Of that day
Thlrtyono years ie not 80 rreat Z
lapse ~ time and yet IN this period
more than half Of the men named on
that invitation have passed 20 Che
great beyond,
The invitation was for the orening
Of the Downing Hotel" an event thai
was OF sufficient magnitude In that
day 10 attract statewide attention,
The new brick hotel replaced frame
structure and was considered one Of
the finest hotel buildings in iowa. The
invitation reads as follows:
Grand Opening Of the Downing House
Oskaloosa, Iowa,
Given by the Citizens
Tuesday Evening, December 22. 1874,
AZ Six O'Clock.
Yourself and Lady Are Respectfully
Invited.
Admittance, Per Couple. $500.
Committee Upon Invitation.
'G.H.Baugh, Mayor, I'D. w. LorIng
L. y. Robinson "E. ID. Lindley
isaiah Frankel swm.Loughridge
G. p. searle sJohn siebel
e. II. Gibbs sJ.ALC rookham
II. l.. Spencer "Hon.M.E.Cutts
tCary Cooper Henry l.. Briggs
'Jas. McCulloch John II. Green
Frank Kelly G.. w. Hale
I'll. G. leighton John A. Hoffman
"Dr, Il. A. Boyer 'B. X. Perdue
Committee Upon Reception.
Sion. MT. williams Dr.D.A.Hoffman
s.. j. Dutton IT. @. Phillips
w. A. Indy 'Hon.W.H.Seeyers
w. T. Smith John A. Kalbach
LIKELY johnson "W. M. Wells
I'll. X. Trask James C.Fletcher
DR.. d. A. Hurst 'E. 70. Tucker
tP. 9. WEIGH ii. X. Kendig
an. L. Levi Charles Huber
'Dr M.L.Jackson l.. l.. Hull
en-. g. Carleton q. N. Beechler.
The names before which a star is
placed are those Of the deceased. OF
the forty-four prominent citizens then
resident in the city. but ten are here
today and but six OF these are con
nected with the business life OF the
city.
The changes in the Downing hotel
within thirty one years have been az
great IS have the changes in the PEG
pie who celebrated its opening. Thr
hotel when built was three stories
with sixty-foot front, but It contain
ed no modern conveniences. There
was no running water in the house
and the heat was by means OF stoves
A sewer was something unknown In
the city and the present form Of toilet
room was impossible. The electric
elevator was not yet invented and tho
telephone was undeyeloped.
Those of today who were at the op
ening which really marked an epoch
in the history and progress Of the city
will read the names mentioned, recall
the memories Of the event and will
wonder II It Is possible that the mex
score and a half years can possibly
make 80 great a change in people and
places OF the city. }
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16

SUGAR at Low PRICE tnis
WEEK. Your chance to stock up for
the winter. Eo 8. Howard.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-16

In the district court Of the State o.
Iowa, in and for Mahaska county, De
cember term, A. ID. 1905.
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First cal.
Outside SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was ia',, nc
brisk and the tendency Of prices continue =.
ward In number os specialues |hlch nav %
late advanced rather sharply the oeIiia4I1 a.
regularity IN srots hut the market at all times
maintained strong undertone. international 9as
rose q. per cent on fairly heavy purchases,
the bonds moved up q full point Ne" oiie ].N-
Railway shares gained fractionalIy. AiiieI4o' = =
points E3a,hlebar steeI common was UP e. the
Preferred was of a; Central Foundry ISSUES w. w.
slightly lower international Mercante Aiail,.e
vas firm at fractional advance. seaposFu S'o1As
We're up lsqz per cent. Western Marylahu sali'eu
soidated M. on "a. Greene Gold was up frac-
ton. Greene C;oldssilver gained x. CRANKY on
extensive dealings moved up "a. Mitchell Mining
~as less active al a fractional change In Dohos
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STOCKS.


Consolidated Traction Co of J...........-. S3 "a
Essex e. iIU5so1 u ca C o'Ip .I2s 100
Gas & Electric Comnany ~ bergen County SO 62
Hackensack Water Company common. ..'..-i 6o
do preferred ..........................1 60
Hoboken Land g. Improvement Company .-2V0 -
Hudson County Gas Company. III
TriilaTd P99SFFn paterson ny $50
Brunswick Light. Heat & Power Co---..cSo00
NewYork A NeerRey Teiep6one Company IDS III
Paterson 9 Tesssic Cas- q E1ecfTic Company so 80
Public Service Ciornoratior .....-...... 102
Rapid Transit Street RAILWAY Company $50 260
South ers ei +Sieofrf = Tection 12S 12S
Singer Manufacturing Company. 6lU S40
Standard OIL Company. oIj
United Electric Company of New-Jersey ...' "a
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Public Service Corporation otfs. e2h @
r DO p per eeet notes 1909 ;;aSi
gutherfordd 81, 6 p Gas Co LIST es 1911; s .l9s
Somerset Union & Mid I, Co AS 1e43; & D.. I6 -,
Jersey Gas 7 Co LIST IS. 1888, N g s'.'''ios lo'
Trenton Passenger Ry list IS. 1891 Q..'.''I224
Trenton 81 Ry Co LIST bs 1888. J ~ j. .lOa -
United Electric Co of list as 1919. & D. 1S a
sF1at price n1,o+ators
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era,na ana susquehanna slss on heavy trading
Sc $50 IA per cent and American writing pansr
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Quotations for foundry at the II a M anu =, 81
calls yesterday compare with the final prices %
Monday as follows: eco,d cali
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a ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ths
n Trtbvne received al their Uptown once No lisa
Eradvav between S5th and 3Tth until o'clock
Advertisements received At the following branch Offices AZ
regular Office uct.l o'clock p. viz pa sth
ave e 2$dst; i53 6th-ave.. i2th-st e2 East
Iz.@-st- ~ :2t-st. 9Th and Sth
i2Sth-s 1888 3daVe. between 18th and TTth
SITS; 1126 sd-ave. 6lst-st 1.IOs 1st-avs. near
ave near 41st-Et.; 500 sdave.: 2lO Bsscksr-s; k2S
Blsecker-st
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=, n,,rprrsEMr,Nrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
A Tribune received their Uptown 0fuee NO; 5So'
Ts-oaday between goth 37th sts until o cocK y n
advertisements received at the following 0r1neh 9 STR
rs e cor 2Sd-st; 153 6th-ave. cor 12th-st W. E1.s
iatbst PSI west 42dst between Ith and etn sE re-
13S o2s 8d-ave near 61s-st lTOs ist-avs nsas
eeo,l, i5T East l25th-st; T56 TrenoEt-aye tO a.
a1st-s 554 3d-ave: 40 Bleeeker-ss; 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25

L an order of Hon. Abnsr Thomas a Surrogate OF
the County OF York notice is hereby given TO al
erznns having claims against Emile A. Thomas late Of
Inc County New York deceased to present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at ms place Of
transactng business Room 1920 No 40 Wall street. IN
me city Of York. or before the 10th day OF
April next . -, -, - e.-..-.L.- ,ooE
WINSTON H HAGEN. Executor
EDWARD B. WHITNEY. Attorney for Executor 60 Wsii
street New York City.
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1N p11RsIrANCE oF az oRDER or HOS.

= Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OK
New York notice hereby given 70 all persons haS8
claims AGAINST Jacob H Iau of the County OF New
York present the same with vouchers tesof
10 the subscribers place transactns business
the office Of Booth, No. 211 Broadway, boTonSh
of Manhattan. the City Of New York. on or oeroFs
dated New York the oath day OF October. 1893. .,
ROBINS A. Law JOHN ]. WHELAN. J. WALTER
WILSON. Executors. ~, ro.s
yTsv Borough of Manhattan City Of New York
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PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular ar the II a. m anu - -,
calls yesterday compare with the final prices u
Monday as follows: c..ord call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25

L Abner C Thomas a Surrogate of the Cour ~ OF New
York notice is hereby given all persons having claims
asaInaf lanes Carter OF the County of New York
deceased to present the with vouchers thereof to
the ebscriber place OF transactng business.
40 81 Wall Street the City OF New York. or before
the 18th day Of December next
mated New York the sixta day Of June 1908.
LEWIS CASS LEDYARD, Executor.
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Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald surrogate Of the County %
New York is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Pierre l. Boucher late OF the County OF
New York deceased, present with vouchers
her.of 20 the subscriber his place OF trsnsscttng
brsiness at the office w B. cOughtry No % Broad
street the City OF New YORK. on OF Oe1ore the <stn
day Of November next. 49,
Dated New York the Path day OF May. lsoo
SOPHIE HOLLAND BOUCHER. ExecutrfS-
VIM B VOUGHTRY Attorney for Executrtx. % Broad
street York
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,r,,rntshea by r. L. Day & Co.. No Nassau-st)
On ~. y. Oct q Oct "a.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co. No % BrOad-st'
New-York and No 122 South 4th-st. Philadelphia
-N0' AN'-'' N''' - al
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Teachers agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCS
49, Professcrs Teachers Tutors. GOVenssses. etc.
20 FcSoIleges schools Famlies. Apply 10
~ Ers Ii J. TOUSG-FUITON- - Union Square
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner C Thomas. a surrogete Of the County OF New
aSa1nst Joseph Aiiston Gct OF County New
York DECEASED to present the same. with Vouchers
aeof 70 the subscriber place OF transacting hus
ness at the Office Evarts. Tracy Sherman. No 80
aT Street In the Borough of Manhattan in the City OF
New York before the twehtyeishth day OF March.
1906 ~ .-.,... L. -. e...-, $40.
JOSEPHINE BLODGETT GI<IET. EIecutrix.
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