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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-11
HOW To GROW SEED CORN
To Get the Best Results Every
Farmer Should Plant
Seed Corn Patch
BY G. / CHRISTIE.
Professor Purdue Experiment Station, lndianh'


Undor average methods of seed Sc
lection and field conditions there Ia
from year 10 year moro or less de-
torioCation in all varieties Of corn.
This running out" or losing in quail
ity and producing power" of variety
Is largely due TO mixing and careless
selection.
Corn growers arc also finding that
much trouble and loss Is resulting from
seed corn harvested late I'm the fall
They recognize that the best results
can be obtained only when the seed is
selected early and stored In a proper
manner For these reasons corn grow
ers should employ methods in select
ing, planting and harvesting which
will give seed of tho highest quality
and strongest vitality
One way in which every corn grower
can do much to improve and maintain
the quality in variety Of corn Is by
planting a seed corn patch For this
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-11

q, Jordan, a farmer living south
ous' OF Arcadia. la.. has raised aomo
especially hne corn. Some stalks r,.oyy
seven "ell-matured cars. He stat.d
mat he raised $50 bushels OF this saroa
kind Of corn on Ave ncreS-an avr,-,so
of NIFTY bushels to the acre.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-11
SHEEP LIKE PUMPKINS

Common field pumpkins are invaIu-
able aids 10 the shepherd at this time
OF the year. Sheep viii cat them
Srecdlly and gain in weight raDldly
when feeding upon them
There is-never any danger of feeding
pumpkins. as they do not cause bloat
or indigestion; and then too tho
pumpkin seeds arc an excellent yermi
tuGc and when fed in large amounts
serve TO eNpcl tapewoTms and doubt
less other forms OF Internal parasites
The seeds are the richest and most
valuable part OF the pumpkin. and con
sumed alone would prove too rich for
the sleeps digestion but when eaton
with the pumpkin Itself they do no
harm
DO not break open nor cut into the
pumpkins when they nro thrown 10
inc sheep upon pasture. but permit
them 10 gnaw into their shells at thoir
own VIII, and this process viii be suf5-
cierIy difficult. 40 that when thev got
ono broken open they VIII consume II
entirely before attacking another
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-11

At the national apple show mold j.,
Spokane, Wash. recently s 600 Ooo an
pies, representing the products I'm thIr-
ty-sevcn states I'm the union. four
provinces in Canada and England CIR
many. France, Norway and Janan
We're entered in competition for nro-
miums. Most OF the s35 600 Offered 10
prizes stayed right In our own United
States. And Yet how rar from perfoc-
ton In apple growing We Americans
are!
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-11

II does not pay 10 keep a runt Of
any kind on the fsrm, Get rid OF them
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Louis Schrag has sold for Henry a Mccarthy
the dwelling house No. 14s West 18th street. a
lot 20x103 feet. TO client.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Mary Fitzgerald
10 L. P. Smson No. 310 West Ssth street, four
story and basement dwelling house. on lot 2Dr
1929 feet.
Arnold Byrne & Baumann have sold for the
Henry Morgenthau Company tbs plot, 75x1oo feet,
the south side OF 162d street. 100 feet west OF
Broadway. to George Perry. who will erect a six
story elevator apartment house on the site
Irving l. Kempner has sold to Michael Paterno
the plot S11011c01f feet, the south side Of 18th
street, 1aS feet west of Amsterdam avenue.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. have bought FOR client
from Frederick Frahm No. IS Renwick street.
three story building, a lot 2oI75 feet. adjoining
the southwest corner Of Spring street.
George Dellon has sold to a Mr. Deilon Nos. 653
and Cos Lenox avenue. six story fathouse. on Il
plot 80 10x00 feet adjoining the southwest corner
Of 143d street. TO a Mr.. Blumenkrohn
George Dudley Waring has sold for Julia II.
Aldridge No IS East 18th street. three story
dwelling house. on a lot 2010xSS.s feet
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown & Co. have
sold for a client No. 252 10 256 West S4th street,
three five story fathouses on plot S17Xl02-2 feet
John Schreyer has sold Nos. sos and sos West
both street, two five story tenement houses.
plot 50x74.u feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
HUNT FOR BUILDER.
Creditors of Bro1onsUMe Company
Files Liens for S44, 900.

Nathan Mintz. of the two members of the
Nintz Realty Company, of Brownsville Brooklyn.
looking him. The firm has been building thirty
five two-family houses in the East New York sec
ton and five OF the houses have been completed
and sold. The rest of the buildings be com
pleted for 5000 or $3 900 It is said The property
is said TO be worth from $4,000 to $4,000.
First and second mortgages on the property, held
by the Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
about s116250. and the creditors have
filed liens and presented demands for about $4,000
Thus 1t is said. the concern can pay of the in
debtedness and have a surplus Of several thousand
The business office Is at No. 23S Pennsylvania ave
nue.. Mr.. Mintz lived with his family at No. at
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, while his partner, Richard
K. Haldane, lives at No. 2e55 Atlantic avenue Mr..
HaIdane has continued in charge OF the business
and doing his best to patch up matters with the
creditors OF the firm. Both partners. II is said.
we're formerly employed in the old Jenkins Trust
Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLAN.
Operating Company To Be Formed with Paid
Un CapitaI Of $1,000 900

Minneapolis Jan. 1.-The creditors committee Of
the Ffilsbury-w -washburn Flour Mills Company an
nounced to-day the fun plan for reorganization OF
the company
An operating company viii he organized, with a
paid up capital of & Ooa0O0 furnished by the present
Shareholders and others Its affairs will be man.
aged By a c. Loring This operating company will
lsass the Fills5ury- -Washburn mills for twenty
years at annual rental that will be based upon
earnings. and il to be less than 100000 q
year, ard viii at once purchase and pay for the
quick assets of the company, thereby providing a
sum sufficient TO pay in cash ali unsecured cred
itors approximately 80 per OF their claims as
of August s. 1905 interest te be adjusted at per
cent per annum-
letter sent out to-day TO creditors. with blanks
fer signature of approval, says:
The creditors viii receive for the balance of their
cialns pon0s dated August s. 1895, bearing interest
at per cent, payable Semi-annually, secured Nv
mortgage upon ali the water power properties and
mills OF the present company, second only to an
incumbrence OF $4,000 (being the amount Of pres
Ell oebenfures) which may be increased by S25 600
Tor betterments and Improvements.
For the purpose OF retiring said twenty wear
bonds which creditors receive an annual
sinking fund OF per cent will be paid out of the
fixed revenues ana another per cent will be paid
out OF the earnings accruing 10 the company under
the PROVISIONS OF the lease with the operating COM
pany. . "
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
VALUE OF BUILDINGS.
O. Richard DaUis Says Cost Of Land
Limits Use of Reinforced Concrete.

G. Richard Davis Of the real estate firm o. A
L Mordecsi & Son. spoke last night On Building
Construction from the Point Of View OF the Real
Estate Man and the Speculative Builder, al the
real estate school OF the West Side Young Men
Christian Association No 800 West 57th street 1t
was the third lecture of a special course of five
addresses on the various phases Of building con-
struction, in which builders and real estate men
both Interested The large auditorium in which
the school meets well filed with men prcIni-
nent in building and real estate fields
The speaker said that real estate u'ap N order
to ascertain the value of an improved parcel must
not only be a good Judge OF the value of the lard
but also of the building. He added that 4 PERSONS
active in the real estate market had more Or less
general knowledge OF how buildings, 10th hreproof
and non-freproof. constructed they would be
better able to understand and appreciate the diff
ference between proper and improper construction
between good and poor material and estimate
more closely the value of the buildings.
He illustrated by drawings a blackboard
how the non-hrep-oof and also hreproof fathouses
and apartment houses are put up. He gave in
detail the methods employed in putting up the
various buildings from the foundation work to the
roof
Regarding the use Of concrete construction. he
said, in part, follows:
Reinforced concrete construction is imprectfca-
bic for hathouses and apartment houses. In such
buildings where reinforced concrete is used
greater thickness OF the walls IS necessary than IL
brick stone or steel is used and this thickness Is
d great disadvantage in this city, where land Is
tCo valuable to be wasted in this fashion An
other factor which makes It imprscticable to build
such structures OF reinforced concrete is the
greater length of time it takes to erect those types
of buildings than II does those Of steel and brick
This may be partly due to the fact that the
contractors in this city not used 10 or have so
little demand for this class Of construction that
they handle Job of this character with
the same expedition that they a building Of
steel or masonry. There is no doubt that rem
forced concrete is most freproof form of con-
struction and most suitable and enduring one'
but 1t has not vet been shown TO be practical for
the speculative builder to adopt- In fact, In the
building of garages etc. which generally built
on low priced land. and where the loss of six
inches or q foot in the width of room or the
height of ceiling Is not important, reinforced
concrete is admirable method OF construction
and is deservedy popular"
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
REALTY NOTES.

S. B. Goodale & Son have leased for Schwartz
Brothers the store and basement No. 101 West
26th street 10 Louis Bergman, also for the Moer-
lein Brewing Company the three upper lofts OF
No. is West 9th street, to A. Asato
Sheldon g. Becker have leased for Mrs Julius
Schwartz to G. Valliano thu store No. 2247 Broad
way. for term of years.
E T. Newman has sold the plot, 20x95 feet. on
the south side of Avenue II. Flatbush
nue., F1atbush, for a client TO Paul Smith
L. 8. & S. F. Voss have sold for Philip p.
Scott a large plot of ground Seneca street. Far
RockaWay, to John Buckley.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
AGENTS MANIED.

BIG MONEY. AGENTS.-Frse SaIiipis, ipn,s,,,,E -
fer u5 days only. brlgat, sg2SS.-.H-,-d
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tidiOuS-at only One-thirtieth the Sos.-S- 80
the real diamond As a means ol .s--s-l
ducing this marvellous and woh.-..-,1
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making a special irducement ror t.lSe.,iSnl
year. We want you % wear ans OeyS5.-.--fI-
ring. this Masterpiece OF Man -,
craft. this stimulation mat spa-Aiss, 80
all the beauty. and h1shes VILE -. .,vsnr
fire OF the Genuine Diamond Ne 20
you 10 show II 10 your friends an @nIrrs as
orders for US as II sells nSel1-ssss -
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We want good. honest repEese-lI- 1--,Y,.
everywhere. n every locality city o- -S-s,st
try; IN fact. in every country -.sse,,5ng
the world. both men and women. ~
and old. who viii not sell or paS shs
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such action sometimes leads % Nsss---r,la-
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full ring. earrings. stud OF scarf SUI k0.
address THE BARNATTO DlAMSS1ss- -,spsr.
Girard Bldg. Chicago. Mentlon 49, - -
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
TRINITY SELLS ONE LOT.
Near st. Johns Chapel, IN Varick
Street,. II. Cruickshank Buyer.

Trinity Corporation disposed yesterday Of its
first portion of land in the neighborhood or ST
Johns Chanel in Varick street, in pursuance Of
fs policy recently announced TO abandon the tene-
1nents and devote the property TO commercial I'M
proveTnents
The lot sold is No II Vestry street. 90 by I16 feet.
and extends to No 80 Laight street. The purchaser
MS Tonnes II C,ruikshank who bought 1t through
the Railroad Realty Company
At present there is old dwelling and stable on
the land which were part Of the estate of Freder-
tick Bronson who had held title since lsZo- MOD
ern mercantile building, probably a warehouse will
be erected on the site.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
BUYS FLATBUSH PLOT.
Parcel To Be ImwoUed by KraSlo7C
Company.

Wood, Harmon & Co. have sold the block 'front.'
age on the west side Of Nostrand avenue, between
Martense and Church avenues, Brooklyn. except
ing the Church avenue corner parcel. The pur-
cha ser is the KrasIow Construction Company, which
has inst built a row Of stores and apartments on
the opposite side of Nostrand avenue upon lana
also purchased from the seller in this deal.
Isaac Klapper, president of the Kraslow Con-
struction Company said yesterday that his con-
viii erect on the block frontage buildings
similar 10 those opposite the site. In addition to
the eight store and fathouse buildings on the
Nostrand avenue frontage. the Kraslow Construo-
ton Company will build two family house on an
adjoining plot with frontage In Martense avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
PLANS LARGER BROADWAY SITE.

W. R H. Martin reported yesterday to have
bought the four story building lot 20x6O feet.
at the northeast corner of Sixth avenue and 3lst
street owned and occupied by John Noonan. Mr..
Martin owns three parcels adjoining this on Sixth
avenue besides the abutting northwest corner Of
Broadway and 51st street
He recently fled plans for improving his holdings
with a tail office building. and If the present ne
gotiations are successful the Noonan piece will he
included in the site, which will give 1t frontages
of 1884 feet on S1st street S2lO feet Broadway
and 7Ss feet on Sixth avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
TO ALTER LENox AVENUE HOUSES.

Plans have been filed for making over the two
three story and attic and four story dwellings
at the southeast of Lenox avenue and
| 10th street, opposite the Cayuga clubhouse, into
1athouses. with stores on the ground floor and
showrooms the second. the building being
larged permit OF the changes. The original in
tention of installing studios has been abandoned
by Matilda White, the owner. The improve
ments 10 cost S5.oo0 I. F. J. Weher is
the architect,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Westchester ave. {, 745 II n of Jackson
O point
ave- $40 n of westchester K n 2eI1x
w, 255 II beginning; Emanuel
GIauber loans Froma Realty Co.-o....-..,.. " $4,000
MintOrd pl S, Is n 172d
man & Herman. ..........:. 10000
i47th ST. n s. 125 It e OF Broadway 100x99Il.
North American Mortgage Co loans Scheer-
Ginsberg Realty and Construction &c. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
RESALE OF DOUGLAS COURT.

Calder Nassot have resold for Philip Lv-
ingston to H B. Davis the Douglas Court q six
story elevator apartment house. plot ss11x1o0
feet, at the southeast corner of 1f7th street and
Broadway. Mr.. Livingston bought the house on
Monday from the Pence Realty Company through
the McVickar-Gaillard Company
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
City Hotels.
Citations.

FINIIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Br
L the grace Of God fTee and t2aePende2 5PssSa
Thomas Charles Habert. susan Elizabeth HalosTt E-
ward Gu Tier HalbeTt Henry PsEeigaI H4-osT 7 Ss Es
Thomas Edward Thomas. Joseph Preston soaring Et
5orSsT SeaTin Se1 1iissSP seSrns & Ae Nay eri ss Z
Soaring, Frank z CUrTier Freda Currler s-anE e Ce
FRANK Harris Hazel G9h-l Harris D3r2L1y t5TT.sE Z a.
Younger Frank Harris IT, Mabel Frost. Edward A
Frost. william Edgar Frost Anna Wiim0t Frost Hary
Howard Haroid Palmer Howard Sia-y Converse Howard
sarah Palmer Howard BRIDGET N Connor saHais , :.
Harry A Coles Josephine Coles Harold C1rrE DsL,
Thoron Ellen n Warier susie NiIes James E Smith.
H seymour Geary- individually and as successor trasees
Court New County. dated February .. 1902 IN sss
place and stead OF Iura CHTrieF seIae = - p,,5.
ured and Crippled. Home for Old Men and Aged Couples
sachusetts Madison Square Amherst cob
lese. Baker-Boyer National BaRk Illinois So Sos1 s
Twtafe ESvvard west Curre+ late OF ths county q
York, deceased. creditors. next OF kn or O'ns
Yo, ana each Of vou are hereby cited and required
personally TO be and appear before our SHTose O. i
County OF New loTk, at ne SuTrosts % f - ~ ~ Nsc
York on the 18th day February, 1893 hapast "a
attend y judicial ssttieneat q the account q
Of United states Trust COMPANY Of Se ! 4ots as srI
% tuentyone - Years are required 70 appear BY your
guardian II you have one or you have none 10 ap
pear and Apply Tor 9ae 70 @ 5e Az 90 guardian viii -
appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act Ior ~
" In nj testimony Whereof we have caused Seal Of s
surrogates Court Of the said County ot Ne" i9z =
IN d0MAS, G5 a, Ts % ~ % M iay Of jam
sry in the year Of our Lord one THOUSAND -
"1--''a '-'' DANIEL J. -powDNEL
Clerk OF the SGrrosates' Court
STEWART & sHEARER
Attorneys for accounting executor
Street. Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
A s1,5Oo,ooo 41-2 PER CENT LOAN.

The Bowery Savings Bank has lent Sl5O0OOO at
~ per cent on the Lords Court Building. at the
southwest corner of William street and Exchange
Place.
The property is owned by a syndicate Of which
William H Lynn Is president
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
BROADWAY BUILDING CHANGES HANDS

The McVickar- Gaillard Realty Company has sold
for Philip Livingston Nos. 542 and 544 Broadway.
six story store and loft building 1t occupies plot
40x1o0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
DEAL AT GREAT NECK HILLS.

H. Lee Watt has bought the house the north
side Of Hilpark avenue. eighty feet west of 10th
street. Great Neck Hills, Long Island He is
gagged in the wholesais furnishing goods business
in this city.
He will occupy the house
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

roth s. 81 81 # Bristou st. 5 story
brick warehouse, 2s27x65; Charles Sprossig.
owner; KopPe 8 Daube architects; cost 80 $4,000
dwelling 22x20: Antonio Terrara owner; b
E0eling. architect; cost 1000
Ellis 8 $50 Il of Castle ave two
? story brick dwellings. 2ix50 HenSy
PresieF owner; Ebeling architect: cost. 10000
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
Il L4NDM4RK SOLD.
AdjOins John Street Methodist
Episcopal Church.

The Charles F, Noyes company has sold for
Gustave z. Kissel No. AZ John street four story
building. covering a lot about 20xs0 feet 1t ad-
joins the John Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
the first organized society OF that denomination In
America, having been formed by Philip Embury
In 1866. The building is downtown landmark.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
Notice of Summons.

S-1T-PRH-sfr1s COURT. COUNTY NEW YORK
y Philip u Atwater, Plaintiff against Rasulus
son Af-titda Rasmussen wife Of the Defendant
Rasmussen Ihe name 'Nlada' being fictitious. defend
ants name being unknown to paintiff). and Mary
Thompson Defendants--Summons- the above named
defen Of them: You hereby summoned
he complaint in this action, and
voFvC on Planttns Attorneys within
Of this exclusive
of The cav Of service. and in failure TO
apuasr or answer Judgment win taken against you
Lv default for relief demanded the complaint
]. Dated New York Dec. 9th. 1908.
~ TyY TER & CRI-IKSHANK Plaintiffs Attorneys Of
ce and Post Office address 43 Cedar Street, Borough
of Manhattan. City o. New York.
To defendant Mary Thompson The foregoing summons s
served urou by publication pursuant order OF
Hon Charles +. MacIan Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of dated the 31st day OF DeCem-
ber 1905 fled with the complaint in the once Of the
C1ar. ~ the County OF County Court
House IN Borough Of Manhattan. City and state
o New York ..--- - -. -,
- Ce,s- Street Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27

BANKBOOK No. 265. .56T Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution IS missing Any
person having claim TO II IS hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten days.
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27

CJT-PRF.ME COURT OF AZ STATE OF NEW York
- t.dTnty Of New York.-TriaI desired in New York
SIunty KATE G wOODHULL and JENNIE V.
XTSOEFfJJII. plaintiffs, against JOSEPH RNHAUSER
ana JENNIE kORNHAUSER his wife. JOSEPH HER
1TGs Emily =. PRAY. STEPHEN SELLECK and
HARy SFILECK. his wife (the Mary being &c
fitinus her being unknown TO plantifsj and
ATBFRT SANDERS. Receiver appointed in action OF
I1srzig against KOrnhauser ct al observation-disclosures
To the above named defendants: You are hereby
roned 10 in this action
copv OF your the plaintiffs attorneys within
ruentv tays after this exclusive
of me dsv Of service and Of your failure
snueaT or answer Judgment will against you by
defauIt for RELIEF demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York, Tth, 1908
CANNON & SEIBERT
PlaintifS' Attorneys.
once and P. O. Address Rector Street. Borough Of
Manhattan New York \. Y.
To the defendants STEPHEN SELLECK and MARY
sETIFtK the Mary being fictitious, true
name being unknown 20 plaintiffs
The foregoing is served y publ
cation. pursuant order OF Honorable Charles
clean. a the tat
OF New York the 2nd day January. 1909.
nled with COPY OF the complaint in the Office OF the
House in the City, County and state Of New York
the 4th day of January. 1909 The original summons and
complaint this fled in said County Clerks
Office on December (. 1898
Dated January 4th. 1893.
CANNON & SETBERT.
Attorneys Plaintiffs
Of4ee and p o. Address. Rector street Borough Of
Manhattan. New York. N Y
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27

LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 551. .546
OF the German Savings Bank in the City
of New York. corner 4th ave. and f4th ST..
issued 10 Albert and Marie Finger. All
persons are cautioned against negotiating
the same. II not returned to the bank on
the 18th day OF February. 1909. a duplicate
will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses etc.
to Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON. 2S Union Square
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27
Excursions.
Proposals.

DRoPosALs FOR CLOTHING AND EorTIpAGE
L Depot ouartermaster's Office, 80 Whitehall 81
New York City January 20. 19os-seaed proposals in
triplicate, VIII be received here until 1 o'clock p
February l5, 1909. and then opened for fIr1sbine
10000 pairs summer Drawers GeanJ 10000 Service
Hats. 1920 pairs black dress Shoes 900 airs
Russet Marching Shoes The right is to re-
Ject accept any all proposals
Preferences will be given articles domestic manu-
facture Blanks for proposals and full inforrnatior
viii be furnished upon application Office
veopes containing proposals Endorsed s'Pronosas
for Clothing & EQuipage, 10 be opened February "a
.l909 and addressed 10 Col Vim. S. Patten Depot
QuarteTmaster. ' ePO-
OFFICE PURCHASING COAfMIssARY U s ARMY
" 50 Whitehall Street, New York fanIa
25. 19o9-Seaed proposals. In duplicate for furnisbIn
times be required by the u s. Government or
before March 81. 1909. IN accordance
cations and conditions set forth in Circular L. War
Department, Office of the Commssary General
% 1905. will be received ofFr bnsit
10 O'clock 4. NJ. February 5, 1903 Information nr
application Envelopes containing bids
Proposals for Subsistence opened Feb
ruary s. 1903 and addressed to a. L. SMITH, Colonel
4 g G,t u, s. Army. ----1~~----- So
New-York tribune., 1909-01-27

BANkBOOk No. $50. 5IT OF the Union
Dime savings Institution is missing Any
person having a claim 10 II is hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued