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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
DUMAS AND TIE MELONS.

Alexandra Dumas. pere, was extremely
fond ~ melons. ana an autograph letter OF
Dis has just come into possession Of the
library af the town of Carpeutras by leg
az which proves this fact. 1t is. per
hsrs. one " the strangest contracts ever
made bv man Of letters. The letter is
ADDRESSED 90 Monsieur SegUin, the deputy
maize o. Cava.ilon. in the Nauc.use in
August. -sss bv the author Of Les Trois
Nosweta.ras." who was then living at
ST. Graueu. near Enghein. He says. 'On
le-e.r. ~ vour letter. 7 have immediately
arranged with my publisher. VI Michael
Levy for him 10 send YOU the TWO or three
hundred volumes which have already ap-
peared n r-v works. and that in the future
as they appear he viii send you the others
ana am very pleased 20 be able 10 reply
q the great honor which you DO me. But
please have the goodness 20 tell your non
oraDe MARIE. ~ TOureL that l impose
one condition II the town and the author
tiles ~ Cava.lIOu ike my books Ike
tteir melons. and 7 desire that in exchange
o. my three or four hundred volumes there
8 an De- constituted Tor me, by munlclpaI
cecree r. yearly income OF twelve melons
leI year The cost OF carriage VIII ndl4-
Ttly Do a. wT expense. Need one ddd
that tho contract was faithfully Kept on
both sides London Globe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool July 20. -wHEAT-spot steady. No
2 Manitoba. - ~. futures strong July. Is lsd.
October. is iO.d. December. es sd. CORN
spot steady. new American mixed. 81 81. old So
81 new kiln dried. - sd futures steady: Sep
TENDER, ~ SID October. 81 BNd FLOUR
Winter patents, as 80. HOPS IN London pa
cine COAST q l0safS BEEF-Extr india
mess T3s 81. PORk-Primc mess. Western T2S
3d. HAMs-Short cut I4s. BACON-Cumber-
land cut. 54s. short rh. 5ds clear bellies SOS.
long clear middles, light Sos long clear niddles.
heavy. SOS. short clear backs. Ats ca sIIOl'L.-
DERS-SQuarc. AIS. LARD-Prim Western.
tierces. AS. American refined pals AS %
CNEESD-Canadian nuest white new 5ss col
ored. O0s rAILOW-frime city. SIS 30. Aus
trulian IN London. 32s 4i3d. TrRpENTINE-
spirits. SIS ROSlN-Commou. los 4lsd Pc
rROLEl M--Rcnned. tiad IINSEED OIL as
6i tOTTONsEED OIIe-Huu refined SPOT 2Ts
London. July -. RAW SUGAR-Centriflgal
i3s 81, musCovado Is 30 BEET SVGAR-Tulv
lbs al. CALCUTTA MISREPRESENTATION
G1s 81 l.INSEED OIL-4Os lOibd SPERM
OlIs-t34 los. PETRoLEUM -Amcrican refined
0hd, spirits. Sad TURPENrINE--Amer ican
strained. los Cd. fine. lis Cd
Antwerp. July 9.-PETRoLDuM-Ia francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
BANK NJ YEARS. 0LD
Albany Institution Celebrates
with 100 Per Cent Dividend.

The Mechanics and Farmers Bank. OF
Albany. celebrated its Tooth anniversary
Yesterday. and TO mark the occasion the
hank declared a dividend of 100 per cent
% the stockholders and save each of its
employees check equivalent TO six months
salary.
The Mechanics ard Farmers is the third
oldes, bank in Albany. At the time of It's
establishment the population of that city
was only lo.762. In the hundred years OF
us existence the bank has never defaulted
in single payment. and no depositor has
ever suffered a loss through its hands.
AS a dividend payer the bank has an un-
usuaI record. having paid out 10 stockhold-
srs N.-55o,1 in dividends since its orGani-
zation. The capitalization of the bank Is
s.-ono so that it has paid in dividends
r,ore chan nineteen times the amount OF
rs capital stock. notwithstanding TINS
dividend record. the bank has an undivided
surplus of SLSsooU. It's deposits are I'So-'-
&C. TIE bid price of the stock is 500 a
share. tho highest ~ any Albany insutu-
ton
Tho Clcor family. of Albany. OF which
+ra late Frederick r. Olcotr formerly
resident of tho Central Trust company
or this cIty. was a member. has always
Too, identified with the affairs of the
hank which for tlrse-quarters Of q CEN
,4ry was Familiarity known as the olcott
sank Tie first member Of the family
+4 become Identified with the bank was
Thomas T OIcott father of Frederick
% O.co.t who started as a. junior clerk
when the institution opened for business
on uIv ~. 1884, lie became cashier IN
-g- ana president .n 1896, serving IN that
c.rscttt uru his death in 1850 Dudley
G.c5r-. another son, succeeded him. and is
still president of the bank. The Other
officers ar. Robert Olcott. cashier, and
Clarence 49, Stevens. assistant cashier
James S. Wallace. who succeeded Fred
a-.rk - Olcott as president Of the Central
Trust Complain. is q director of the bank
N.n who were distinguished in their DAY
e.- s.atesmanship and public service have
served ON the banks directorate. amone
-1sm being Martin Van Buren. eishtt
President OF tho United States who was
counsel for tra bank. the late Rufus -"
PecE1am. of the United states Supreme
Conn, and Governor William T.. Marcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

Feeling steady No veals offered virginia virginia
calves sold AZ s. So per 100 10. Dressed calves
steady: city dressed yeals. II dl4izc per ID
country dressed veals. q y 'sc.
Sales-robiu q shannon. 30 virginia caves
l46 10 average 81 80 per 100 ID.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, -3i7 cars
or O. g57 head; q cars on sale. Trade SLOW
sheep about steady; lambs. &c lower. sheep.
So j0gS4 per 100 10 lambs. s. 5oqS s.. Dressed
mutton lower az 7a9c per h. dressed lambs
slow at 100 - &c.
lambs, d6 ID average 81 per 100 III; 20 ~
H. SO 75 233 IS 10, SO 50; % Indiana, SO 10
So so: 100 Virginia. SO ID. Sc 81
Kerns Commission Company 236 virginia
lambs u 10. SO ~. 272. "a N, SO; SO. 81 Id,
81 20. 22s West virginia. 6$ ID, 81 40; 2$9
Kentucky, 81 10. 81. 220, 90 H. SO 20. 10
Indiana. 70 ID. s575; 20 Indiana yearngs.
lls ID. 81 30. : Virginia sheep, 100 10. 81 Is.
S. 1874 II. 81 80; y. 81 10. So 40 indiana, 1873
h. Sc 70; g. $50 TO- s. so; Kentucky IL
newton & Co: 1871 Virginia lambs 81
h. 81 %.
HOGs-Receipts. 1873 head. none on sale.
Feeling steady.
Exports OF livestock and dressed beef from
the United states and Canada for the week
ended July 20, 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
HOUSING REFORM BY A BANK

Alfred T. Aiken. president or the "or-
cesrar COUNTY Institution for Savings a.
Worcester. Mass. has given notice 10 per
sons who van- 20 make building loans that
-.a bank will not encourage the further de-
,-Iopment of the three-decker, or three
r.uil,-. frame tenement house The bank
win refuse 90 lend money on such houses
and viii encourage loans on single dwelling
houses.
ra an advertisement in local papers IN
der the caption Notice 20 Home Builders
The bank announces that:
.rur Che benefit OF those Interested IN
ovriu- tlcr own homes, the VI worcester
County Institution for Savings mas Hidus
IL. extensive collection or drawings anu
-..-. .f inexpensive detached houses tnat
Should cost from $3.50 10 S5.u"3 10 oul!u'
Persons interested in building attractive De
-arrad houses tor a nome for themselves
ana their families are invited 20 a'"''
Themselves OF these plans ar any time.
.WhHa the bank is prepared 90 maze
mortgage loans al any time upon houses ol
r.. .10ve description u should De lhuci
stood that the use OF the plans lHi5lIes. Nv
obligation whatever toward the lhsdlt'-o
These plans have been collected ana are
o4sa-a4 90 the public for the sole purpose
OF encouraging better conditions by Whlcn
" * believed .lat the whole community
IN an interview I'm The Worcester Post.
NJ Aiken estimates that this type of house
has injured real estate values there by
hundreds u thousands OF dollars. While
tte banks motive iI the matter is. prl-
marIv financial, he points out thaJ one or
The results of the movement Will De 90 lA-
c-easa the building Of inexpensive detached
houses fr which "a man can bring up ms
family ID attractive surroundings and IN
decent rrivacy."-The Survey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
Yester

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour steady and
more active. especially In KansaS grades. Spring
patents s5gS5 y winter straights. 81 O5gs4 =
winter patents - 30gt4 30; sprirg clears. 81 ~
asa 20. extra No ! winter. 81 4OpS3 60: extra No
winter. 81 6asS Is. Kansas straights s. 2on
81 IS RYE FLOCR-Dul. fair 10 good s. sou
81 20: choice TO fancy. SjaS5 10. CORNMEAL-
Steady: kiln drsd. 81 So. BAG MEAL-Fine
white ana yellow, 81 33dfl 40. coarse. 81 30G
81 80 FEED-Westeru. spring. S24 Is standard
mddling. ST 60. nour. so 30. red dog $50 40,
city bran. S24 bulk. 81 90 sacks middliug. S2s
Gs3i. rcd dog s5l 90, hominy chop S24 80 bulk,
SIS 20 sacks OIL MEAL. Si5gs35 80
PHONISIOSS-Moderat active. but prices
were easier FOR lard and ribs and firm for pork
PORK-Flrm Mess. SIS J0QSl9. FAMILY. ilh4
SO. short clear. So 5OHxi7. BBEI-Mcss. SiO 50
ISL. family, Sl2QSi2 90; packet 81 500SI2.
extra India mhss SlSg&lh 20 BEEF HAMS
s2sdx3O DRESSED HOGs-Stcady; bacons.
D7.c. $50 n. sHc. 1870 N. i0hc. $40 n. lOisc.
pigs 1850 CUT MEATS-Pick bellies dull
10 ~. l2haI3c. IL 10, llsc. II N. i0alO'sc.
Picked hams steady. l4c. TALLOW-Quict
city. Dc: country. 6sGGAc. LARD-Easy. Mid
die West. s.Upas roc city steady. SIC. refined
quiet South America. . Soc. Continent D.. bra
I'll. kegs. 1Os0c. Compound dull. 7dTis e..
STEARINE-Quiet. oleo The. city lard zoe
bUGAH-RenHrd firm at the recent advance.
or on the basis % o.Sc Tor gTanulated. Raw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

was strong, with rumors that as high as t.s oso
had been bid FOR sugar out OF store and = soc
for Cuban second half OF August shipment. but
no sales were confirmed. and the market was
quoted unchanged. centrifugal. 90 test, +olc
muscovado. 80 test. Ale; moiasses. ~. tes'
g. sec and cost and freight 3Lc London beet
sugar was firm. with the current month quoted
at l3s Cd. August. los Cd. and October-Decein-
Der, l2s i0lad
RICE-Firm. but quiet and unchanged.
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPS-No change in
tho market.
METALeNo change In metals or pig IRON
certificates. and prices nominal.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine shade
easier in sympathy with the lower ruling az
Savannah Resin and tar quiet and unchanged
OILs-Linseed oil unchanged Refined pc
troleum steady at recent prices.
COTTONsEED OIL-Quiet. The weakness
In cotton and a decline In lard were fac
tors Of the decline At the close prices were Z
10 points net lower. Local contract prices:
Yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York July 20 tOlI
BEENEs-Reccipts. t0l cars. or I.T4O head
mainly 90 slaughterers and Tor EXPORT alive
40 trading on 1--we weight. feeling nominaIly
weak Dressed beef steady M Ofl Toe FOR or
binary 90 prime native sides Texas beef Sc
No later cables shipments to-day, about
l.375 cattle and 500 quarters of beef
CALyES-Receipts, $50 head: 90 on sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

New York. July 90. 1911.
GRAIN-WEEA News from the North
vest regarding the spring wheat crop outlook was
conflicting. and the trade was II anything,
more az sea than ever regarding the probable
Yields. There have been estimates low as
loo, 900 600 for the three states. and no end Of
complaints regarding damsge'by black rust.
some widely known crop experts have issued
very bull!sh reports on the situation. but &C
cording 20 The Northwestern Miller" est
mates arc nothing but haphazard yuesses and
one line elevator manager Is inclined TO be
ieve that the crop viii DO more than last year
probably 200. O00. 900 Cables were hrm but
after a steady opening the market developed
weakness under increased selling pressure. led
b. the Northwest. There also week end
ana hnal figures were q r not lower. There
were claims circulated during the day that
black rust was spreading in Canada. but this
was emphaticaly denied through official
sources Receipts were fairly liberal ~ in
terror points and totalled for the week S.709. -
600 bushels. compared with qgtGOO0 the pre-
r'oIs week and $3.50. 600 last year. There
abroad. and sales amounted 90 5 loads No =
red wheat here. 93c FOR new In elevator and
pc % ahOat. 30 = Northern Duluth 81 II
atoat. tORN-Ralns over large part
~ the corn belt resulted m decline OF "a NJ
&c early, but later the market rallied and at
Receipts for the week we're . AS 600 bushels
against 1883. 600 the previous week and 2.3G2.-
600 last year. 40 corn. export. 6alac 2 % b
aaoot. OATS-Nervous. and prices. after a
moderate advance early. ssEEed OF. but AZ the
close were steady. net unchanged 20 ~ lower
bushels compared with $3.50 600 last week
and 3.T5600O last year Cash oats steady.
standard white. 47c. No 2 4Ti4c. No = 48lac.
No Z. acc. RYE and BARLEY-Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 29-In view Of weekend profit
taking on a liberal scale. The wheat marke, to-
fay held up remarkably well. The close was
steady "a &c of from last night Corn IN
ished az .ai.c 20 "a SIC advance oats I'M
from l0c loss 70 a gain Of l2isc. Range OF
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. July q. -CLOvERsEED-Ca sli so
october. Sll 05 December SllO2I March
81 OH: 40 = $40 80; No 3. $40 s.. rejected
$40 30. At.SIKE-Prime. 50 81 August 81 rs
December. 50 as; March. 50 ~ TIMOTHY
August. So So september So 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by ]. Thomas Reinhardt, No 3s
Broad street, New York: No. "a Devonshire
street. Boston. and No. 10 King street West.
Tnronfn. Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

Liverpool cables: Spot duh; sales 1000 bales:
speculation and export 500: American. 1900. no
imports middlinE upland g. 70d Futures opened
steady 3d+ points higher; closed quiet 2a5 =
points lower on old and y point lower 10 1 point
higher on new; July. S4ed, July August. 644d
August September. G3Od. September October,
6.O3ird. Oct0ber-November. 5.a8i7d November
December g. 02d. Dec-mber-Januarv. 5gI I'd.
January February. 592d. February March.
6.s3i4d MArch-Aprl. J.gJd, Apr!l-May $50
Nay-June, 5.97d
COFFT were Of more
bearish character. and prices AZ the close we're
gdl3 points lower. Sales. -. 80 bags The de
ulaud for cost and freight coffee has been eK-
tTenelv small during the last month, and the
market recently has shown some signs 81 weak
-ning as Il Is believed Brazil will have 10 sell
some coffee In the future Cost and frel ght
offerings were 10 points lower, bringing the mar
ket 10 a basis OF l205c FOR Santos a.. The
Brazilian market lower. Rio showing a de-
cline OF 100 reis while Santos on the Official
cable was 20 refs lower the special cable show
ing further decline OF 100 refs spot dull and
only about steady. Rio rs. 1874 di3Sc.
Local contract prices
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARASCEs.

COTTON-With the days news OF a char
acter 20 confirm rather than 10 modify bear
tsh opinions. there was a renewal OF the down
ward movement In the cotton market to
day. and FOR the sixth consecutive day new
low records recorded. with January
contracts selling A. 10 Csc before the close.
while after the Official close y was reported
that December had changed hands on New
Orleans and Memphis selling orders az lO.e2c,
the lowest price reached IN fully two years.
Covering and efforts 70 catch reaction. based
more. perhaps upon the sensational rapidity
ana extent Of the break than upon any real
confidence IN prices, continued the chief
appeared able 20 cover or reduce lines fOr
profits without any difficulty a scale down.
The South was again heavy seller. and while
the offerings from this source may be largely
speculative. they seem 20 have created an
opinion that the price IL even yet above level
az which The planter will hesitate 20 market
his crop. and the trade buying does not yet
appear active enough 20 Indicate level whore
mills Will buy heavily IN advance Of their
actual forward business I'm cloths. The tone
was easy az the close. with last prices showing
a loss OF from TO 20 points for tho day.
After selling at iLTSc August cotton rallied
lowest and within a point or two either way
OF the lie level. comparing with 10 z dur
ing the middle OF last month Two private
condition reports were issued. one made the
condition Of the crop 0i.6 per cent and the
other reported u as 90.f per cent The Official
report r. 70 De Issued at noon on "Wednesday.
and viii compare with $50 per cent last
month. 1915 per cent last year and a ten-year
condition On record for the last ten years was
IN 1904 when the government made 10 Ol.s
per cent, and the commercial crop about
10 505 600 bales on an area OF approximately
81 73O. 0O0 acres. This year the government
estimated tho area planted under cotton at
about 35.Oo4OOO acres. and the bearishness
Of crop views may readily be understood In
view Of this comparison. Local contract
urlces.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FINISHED by Charles d. Barney Il Co., No. u
Broad street New York. and No. i22 South
4th street Philadelphia
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Head & Co. No Il Broad
street. New York;
LAND STOCKS.
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van schaick & Co.. No. Wall
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EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New. Export. {, b anoat.
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Total % - o-o a

Net earnings s36.G99.s27 s33 500 05s So. e55.j7i
NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION & LIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

American Tobacco p. O.. gold. 1881 =.
tA.cbisov 4 n. g. serial debentures, l9l
tpal,irnore & Ohio pitts. Junct & VI
+CSutral Pacific LIST refdg. mtg 2. s;
Cttcsoo & Northwestern gen. mtg. ~
15i..drscIidated Railway 3-3i4-4 p. c. deb.
.Consoiidated Tobacco o. G. 60-year. i
4Derv@r x RIO Grandc lst refdg mtg
49, railroad Penn COLI 4 p. C., 1901
tIliinois central CMid. Divl . p. c. w
tIlilnois central tWesterrn Llhes' iS' IL
.S,nSigan central ~ 70. r. coll $3.50.
~ ~. l''S Te-sev Junction Railroad LIST mtg
tS-nu work. New Haven & Hartford ~
sew York city stock and bonds .'..'''
,;,r,bern Pacific gen lien mtg 800 800
=, rs+,i & Northern Pacific gen. mig
- pA OF America 9 p c. coin 1o-2os ~,
T. s.. OF America p. O., com. pansTn
r 3 Of Am. p. c. io-@ 20 year P PsnsIn
Ii, pafiroad con mtg p Go
,,,auiI..a,,sg,o, terminal 1st mtg 3iz p.
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RIGHTS.

this
Aa15,3asnd be declares 1912
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
NOTICE AND PRocl AVIATION.

To the Qualified Electors Of the Ctr
Of keosCk and to whom Il may con.
cGn:
You are hereby notified that on the
eEth dsy Of April. 1911. application
vas made by Joseph O Proctor. Jr-
for the grant OF franchise TO him.
MS successors, lessees ana assigns.
oolferTiHg the right 70 erect AMI
maintain poles and wires II the city
OF heokuk for the transmission and
distribution o. electric ensry for
light heat power and other purposes
Ia sccoE0alce with the terms Of q
certain proposed ordinance. a draft
OF which Is nov on file in the Office
Of the city clerk Of the city OF Keo
suE. Io~a- as part OF said application
and being II words and figures Is fol
lows, tpEit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
Hartzell & McCrorF. Solicitors Tor
Complsinants-
MASTERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

MAO ( n = SeGE VI hc66 6Ss - =
SALE Of valuable improved real es-
tate IN the neighhorhood OF Warsaw.
Hancock county. Illinois The old
Crawford homestead. with about 800
acres Of land. consisting Of number
OF tracts q short distance from the
dam. A large farm house and barn on
the premises
One o. the last opportunities 10 OBJ
tain valuable real estate Fear the
great river improvement Il Is near
the end OF electric line to Keokuk. La
Under decree in Aizira T. Stockton
ct al. VS.. John C. Crawford ct a. In
Circuit Court OF Hancock County, I'LL
nois, viii, at The front door OF tie
Hill-Dodge Banking COMPANY, il War
saw. Hancock County, nl;no.s, on
Saturday, the Both day Of MAY, \ D.
1911,
at the hour OF 2 O'Clock II the after
noon Of said day. sell the following
described real estate situated IN the
county OF Hancock and state OF Iii
nois, towtt:
The northeas. quarter OF section
twenty-four ga: the northwest quar-
ter OF section twenty-fou- (24): the
east half of the northeast quarter Of
section twenty-threef23) and the
northwest quarter Of section twenty
three l23). IN township four 60 north
Of the base line. Range nine (s) west
Of the Fourth Principal Meridian
Also, the south half Of the north
west quarter of section eighteen l1sl
in Township three t3l, north OF the
base line. Range eight 80 west Of
the Fourth Principal Meridian, er-
cept seventy-four t74l acres OF the
west end and twenty t20l acres OF
the east end thereof: the same con
tanning ten and thirtE-three one-hun-
dredths f1o.33) acres, more or less
Said premises will be sold for cash
In hand 10 the highest and best bid
der.
Total amount of bids must equal
two-thirds Of the valuation put upon
said premises BIZ commissioners ap
pointed By said court
Deed or deeds will be made on con
drmation OF sale by court.
DAVID E MACK.
Master IN chancery o. said court.
Dated April 6. 1911.
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PHYSICIANS
WERE BAFFLED

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that tortured F. /. Clarity OF Ottawa,
Ill. Tor years Il suffered excruciat-
sngly. he says, but they were un-
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trend mentioned MiIIer's Dyspepsia
tablets 10 me. and | Immediately tried
them. with the result that | am COM
pisteiy cured My stomach is once
more N working order. and can't
praise Milier's Dyspepsia Tablets too
highly. because | know the wonderful
good they did me when other RENE
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born your case IS Miller's Dyspepsia
tablets Will give immediate and last
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Ask any good druggist for free sample.
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State Of Iowa. Lee countv-ss IN
District Court =
To all whom It mar concern:
Notice is hereby given. Ths, q, Tia
fifteenth day of May. A. D. 1911 a NJ.
per was opened and read by the C,s-s
OF the District Court of Lee ooun,v
Iowa, purporting to be The las, u-s,,
and Testament of Emma E Darrs
late OF Lee county. in The ststa -
Iowa, deceased: and that proof q. The
genuineness OF said instrument vii,
be heard in the District Court a, ..,d
county at Keokuk. on goS-
DAY, the twelfth day Of Iuna
4. D. 1911. at the hour !. !,
o'clock p. m of said DAY. beinv -.
sixteenth day of the May term IsTs
OF said Court, when all persons -,
terested in said VIII are reoui-..,, - :.
be present and make their ob,artions
70 the same, If any they hare
In witness whereof. I he-eunto -.
my. hand this fifteenth day Of Nav,
CD LAKE
Clerk OF the Dsstric, co,-,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17

Or. BRUCE L. GiLFILLAN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once. e2i;a Main street. ors
Crooks & Cox Millinery store. Bel
Phone iea Black
Residence 81 North Fourth stree.
Bell Phone 1850 Red.
Hours. fo-iz q. m: "a .. n; II
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