Des Moines and Polk County, Iowa, City Directory 1884, Part 3

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COMPARET & STARK Dealers in Builders'- Shelf and Heavy Hardware,


-Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice and- WROUGHT IRON HOTEL RANGES. ,


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No. 5, Single Oven, First-Class Hotel Range 1 FOR .COAL OR WOOD.


Oven 24x36 in. 18 in high, Top cooking surface, 3x5 feet. Broiler, 18x24 inches. Hof water attachment. Size of steam table, 3ft: 4in. by eft. 4in. This range is made of heavy Wrought Iron, except top and fire box, and is much more durable than Cast Iron stoves. Castings very heavy, deep fire box-large ash pan. ,Correspondence, solicited, and prices given on application to -. COMPARET & STARK,


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Ackley, and all places north of that the required amount has been raised, and the Eine thus definitely determined! Engineers are now hunting for the best route from Ackley to Des Moines. The Directors say that the road has very fait prospect of suc- „cess. President Roziene, who spent November and December in New York and who has returned there after being home for the holidays, makes encouraging reports, and believes that success and construction are right at Hand.".


This will be another important iron arm, and from the con- (versation we have had with the men connected with the pro- "ject we believe the road will soon be built ..


MINNESOTA, IOWA AND SOUTHWESTERN .- A company has been organized and incorporated. under the laws of Iowa and Minnesota for the purpose of building a railroad from LaCres- cent, Minn., through to a connection jat Des Moines with a pro- posed line to Kansas City, and thus gain a through line, "from the Mississippi to the Missouri river, intersecting this State from portheast to south west." This line will connect the great lum- . per producing regions of Wisconsin with the lowa coal fields, and also the stock raising districts of Kansas and the southwest. !


DES MOINES AND SIOUX CITY - It is said at Sioux City that a company proposes to build the railroad from Des Moines to Sioux City [ this year- the survey for which is to be made immediately. A letter from Denison to, the Sioux City Four- gal says as to the proposed line ;...


"Your issue of the 1st inst. proposes a route for the Sioux City & Des Moines railroad, starting up the Floyd toward LeMars, thence byl way of Correctionville and Battle Creek to Des Moines. I remember |seeing the profile of a line fun from Des Moines to Sioux City by way of Correctionville. As. talk is Cheap I would like to propose a route. , Als the Milwaukee & t Paul folks have done nothing with their Defiance line, take What by way of Mapleton, the forks of the Soldier, and Charter Dak, to Denison. |I don't think there is any doubt but this is By far the best route attainable. It is through' unoccupied terri- tory. { From Denison a route can be got nearly east to the val- My of the Brush fork of Coon river, which leads directly to Des Moines.""From my knowledge of your country, in starting up he Floyd, I think the streams east of it will throw the line ys far north as to make it uncomfortably near the Illinois, Cen- Mal and Maple Valldy roads, and I think the number, of cubic cards of earth to be moved will be found greater than to reach Battle Creek by way of the Missouri river bottom and Maple Valley. I don't understand that Battle Creek is a fixed point


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B. F. JAQUITH,


- Wholesale Dealor in-


Rubber Boots,


SHOES ARCTICS :


112 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON, 120 W. SECOND ST.,


·DES MOINES, - IOWA.


W. W. KIMBALL CO.


BRANCH HOUSE.


316 FIFTH STREET, DES MOINES, IOWA.


HALLETT, DAVIS & Co's Pianos.


EMERSON and KIMBALL'S Pianos.


KIMBALL'S Celebrated Organs. 1


We carry the LARGEST LINE of Instruments in the City, war- rant overy Instrument, and give LOW PRICES.


C. HINZE, MANAGER.


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and as we in Denison like good things, suppose you come this. way.| We think it would be an improvement on the next map of Iowa if it could show a line of railroad from Sioux City to Des Moines by way of Denison,"


TOLEDO, OSKALOOSA AND, WESTERN, is the name of a new corporation, proposing to build a line through the southern por- tion of Iowa, Surveys are now being made between the C. B. & Q and C., R. I & P. lines. Des Moines, willbe reached, and west of this point there will be two branches, one to Council Bluffs and the other to Kansas City.


DES MOINES, CRESTON AND KANSAS CITY. - The contracts for this new line thave already been let, and. it is expected that early In the spring the work of grading and laying track and building the necessary bridges will begin in earnest. This will be another good line for Des Moines. Some of Cres- ton's best business men are at the head of it which is sufficient guarantee that the road will be a success.


BURLINGTON, OSKALOOSA AND DES MOINES.+-In speaking of their new narrow guage road the Oskaloosa Telephone has the following:


"Those most likely to know inform us that the narrow guage. will be built northwest of us in the spring. We understand there are three routes under discussion: One is to Newton and on northwest, another is by by way of Peoria and on north- west, crossing the C. R. I. & P. at Colfax and the last one is through Pella.] From Winfield the narrow guage and the Keithsburg branch of the Central run side by side and it is thought bylsome that the little road will continue to harrass the old C. B. & Q, which has its northwestern terminus at New- ton. By invading that territory it will likewise tap the C. R. I. & P. and draw considerable business from that line. The nar- row guage can compete successfully with the standard guage roads and it will pay our neighbors on the northwest to be on the lookout for the stirring little road. { It is the most popular line' in Oskaloosa | and that / popularity will increase as the road is better equipped. It is 103 miles to Burlington by the new line. Des Moines is at present the objective point, but it 'is expected to be extendedi soon in the direction of Sioux City, giving us a diagonal thibirth the State from southeast to - . northwest.'


Already Des Moines has raaroad communication with every county in the State! and direct lines running into Nebraska, Dakota, Minnesotaland Kansas, with all of which States it has a large and rapidly growing traffic, 'and every line projected


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THE GUARANTY


LIFE ASSOCIATION


OF DES MOINESK


For Safety, Economy and Permanence.


Issues a Secured Policy on the Assessment Plan.


RATES.


Amount of Insurance, -


$1.000'


$2.000


· Admission Fee,


6.00


10.00


Dues,


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2.50


5.00


Guaranty Fund,


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10:00 PM 20.00


AGENTS WANTED IN ALL


THE WESTERN


STATES,


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LIBERAL TERMS.


ADDRESS THE SECRETARY.


J. A. JACKSON, President. JW. MUEFLY, Gen'], Agent.


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.D. S. MALTBY, Secretary. 1 SAMUEL MERRILL, Trustee.


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either north, south, east or west, i ist endeavoring to reach Iowa's Metropolis. We believe that the year 1884 upon : which we are just entering,' will show . even greater improve- ments in railroad building than 1883, which may be enumerated. prospectively as follows:


The changing of one at least and perhaps two of the three narrow guage railroads that are now here into standard guage, and with this the completion of another ; line between Des Moines and Minneapolis and St. Paul. Thenentrance of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road, and the investment by it of a large amount of money in improvements here-giving us the fifth of the five great trunk lines of the West. The building of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Road into Des Moines, or its admittance over the tracks of other roads, and its extension to the great coal fields near the city. The building of another Diagonal Road into. Des Moines from the northwest admitting the trade of this city directly to a dozen counties now not tributary to, It. The advent of the Central Railroad of Iowa, either by its own line, or by a trackage arrangement over some of the lines we now have. A standard guage rail- way from Des Moines to Kansas City and St. Joseph -- com- pleted and in operation by the first of January, 1885, thus , ad- mitting Des Moines directly to the railway system of the southwest. Everything is to be made ready for the widening, and for the building of the extension to St. Joseph and Kansas City, as fast as it can be done, and work in the field will be com -. menced as soon as the frost (is out of the ground. The steel and other material have all been bought, and the company will push it forward as rapidly. as it can be done. It is now intended to reach St. Joseph by September, and Kansas City by Decem- ber.


UNION DEPOT !!- There is growing talk of a union depot for Des Moines, and several of the roads have expressed, themselves 'as being in favor of it. It could be easily brought about, and should be. It would be a great convenience to to the public, and as great a saving to the railroads. 1:


FAST FREIGHT LINES.


Four lines have established agencies in Des Moines, the Star Union, the Eric and Pacific Lispatch, the Great Western Dis- patch, and the South Shore, cine. These lines contract for freight to be delivered to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Albany, and the principal eastern cities of the United States and all European points.They ship all perishable goods, such as, butter, eggs, fruit, poultry, &c., in superior


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J. F. ROLLINS, (Successor to ROLLINS & LANGAN;)


Wholesale Dealer in all Kinds of


Wrapping Paper, Stationery


Paper Sacks,


Paper Collars,


Blank Books, Twine, Cotton Bats,


Carpet Warps, Yarn, Etc. 205 West Walnut Street, Des Moines, Iowa,


Capital City Woolen Mills


Formerly Marengo Woolen Mills, Marengo, lowa.


SHEUERMAN BROS., Proprietors;


MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS OF-


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Flannels, Yarns, Blankets. Jeans,


CASSIMERES, ETC., ETC.


Mills Cor. 8th and Vine Sts.


OFFICE AND WARE ROOMS, NUMBERS 507 AND 509 WEST LOCUST ST., 1 DES MOINES, IOWA.


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refrigerator cars. The question of transportation, and of the quickest and cheapest routes, are and always will be of primary | importance


in connection with successful business. These agencies afford increased facilities for carrying, and impart additional vigor tto trade, These lines are represented in this city by gentlemen of enterprise and recognized ability in busi- ness management.


MANUFACTURING.


It is no exaggeration to state that there is now no city in the . West which has better advantages for manufacturing and . wholesaling, and few as good, but there are yet many open fields | · of enterprise untaken. The city has grown so fast and devel- oped so rapidly in its, railroad system, that, while it has : advanced remarkably in manufacturing and wholesaling, not. nearly all the good chances in either of these lines have been ! taken up.


We are pleased to notice the progress of our home manufac- turing, and our people appreciate the value and importance of : this great interest. New factories are springing up and the old ones are increasing their capacity and works to meet the demand. Our great agricultural resources make this a most profitable field for manufacturing. |Situated in the center of the State, in one of the richest agricultural regions of the world, where is found an inexhaustible supply of the best coal, even within the limits, as fine a water power as there is in the coun- try, large bodies of timber along our main water courses, con- venient of access to the city, and suitable for manufacturing purposes or for fuel; and having railroads leading east, west, north and south, with intermediate lines in process of construc- tion, : and in contemplation, Des Moines is the very place to which manufacturers should come. |The success of the factories already established and the rapid settlement of the adjacent country, are warrants for the establishment of many more.


COAL MINING.


The coal fields of Iowa comprise an area of about 20,000 square. miles, and Polk county is situated near the center, Des Moines and vicinity being the greatest mining point in the State. The coal is the best quality of bitumiaous, and is shown by analysis to contain,on an average, but ten parts impurities, to one hundred parts combustible matter. We have here the three great coal measures of the state, and the veins vary from three to eight feet in thickness. Des Moines is without a doubt,. the very place to which manufacturers should come. Good";


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INCORPORATED,


SEPTEMBER 17, 1880.


Western Mutual Aid Society,


Of Des Moines, Iowa.


ADVANTAGES:


TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS TO A MEMBER'S FAMILY IN CASE OF . 1 His Death, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS to a Member Per. sonally, at End of TEN YEARS.


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MEMBERSHIP FEE, $12.00. ANNUAL DUES, $5.00. | MEDICAL EXAMINATION, $1.00. Assessments Graded According to Age.


18 to 80, 81.00. '31 to 40, 81.20. 41'to 50, 81.60. 51 to Go. $2.30.


Secures its Members and their Families from 1 Want in Case of Death or Old


Age


MANAGED BY ITS INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS!


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J. 0. MAHANA, President.


W. S. DUNGAN, Vice President.


P. M. CASADY, Treasurer.


DIRECTORS:


M. C. LINSCOTT, Es., 1


Fariner, Milford, Kansas.


HI. C. MARTIN, EsQ., Wholesale Notions, Lincoln; Neb. W. A. WEISHER, D. D.,


Des Moines lowa. J. O. MAHANA, EsQ. Merchants Des Moines, Iowa.


HON. W. E. MILLER


Ex-Chief Justice of, Iowa.


MR. R. P. FURLONG Merchant, Ft. Dodge, Iowa. DR. W. H. WARD, Medical Director. CAPT. E. B. ALDERMAN, Implement Dealer, Cedar Rapids. .


HON S. BAGG, District Judge, Waterloo, Iowa. WARREN S. DUNGAN, Stato Senator, Chariton, Iowa. MR. FRANK RICHER, Secretary. J. S. ADAIR, EsQ President Marshalltown Bank. MR. JOHN R. SHAFFER, - Secretary State Agricultural Society. HON, JOHN MARTIN, Attorney, Topeka, Kan. J. A. STELLE, M. D.,


Minneapolis, Minn ..


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coal can be had for five to seven cents per bushel, the best Jump coal for eight cents, and slack in great abundance and very cheap for manufacturing. Des Moines being located in the center of the great coal fields of Iowa, the mining of coal is one of the principal industries of the city. There are twenty- five mines in operation in this vicinity, employing about fifteen hundred men, and the value of the coal mined\ here last year was over $1,000,000, and in quality is unexcelled by any found west of the Mississippi.


WATER POWER.


The first step to take toward becoming an important manu- facturing town is to provide cheap power for the operation of ma- chinery. A dam six hundred feet long having a fall of eight feet was built across the Des Moines river several years ago, giv- ¿ ing a power sufficient to keep in motion large manufacturing establishments employing thousands of operatives, and to-day the only use made of this power is in the operation of a flour- ing mill and a saw mill at the end ofthe dam. The state con- fers upon water power improvement companies the power to condemn land for the right of (way for canals, water ways, buildings and other necessary purposes, a power as ample as that exercised by railroad companies. | This power presents a rare opportunity for manufacturing enterprises. The organizat ation of a company for the purpose of building a race to increase the facilities for manufacturing is, completed, By raising the dam one or two feet, which can be done under the charter, ad- ditional power can be secured sufficient to operate almost un. limited machinery. If such a company were organized, the . power could be rented to manufacturers at from one-half to one- fifth the cost of steam.


CLAYS.


Clay |of excellent quality for the manufacture of brick inbounds in this section, which fact is apparent in the number and extent of our brick yards. Not only common brick of the best quality are manufactured in abundance, but also pressed brick. Nearly all the finest buildings in Des Moines are of brick, manufactured in this vicinity, which for durability and general excellence are unsurpassed. Fire, clay also exists here, as well as potter's clay, which is found in abundance, and the .products of our extensive potteries ampunt to thousands of dol- lars annually. We have two of the largest drain tile works in the State, and the product of these establishments is in great de- mand throughout the country, and the same is true of our arti- ficial stone and sewerage pipe works: |Clay for the manufacture


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Munger's


Laundry,


220 THIRD ST., BET. WALNUT AND COURT AVE.


The Best Work Guaranteed !.


WHEN DESIRED, WORK DONE ON-


VERY QUICK TIME.


Wagons call for and delivery Packages in any part of the city: Orders by Mail or Telephone. Telephone 579, Visits of Inspection invited. Courteous Treatment. Not open or Sunday.


S. C. GOSS, Manager. . G. M. MUNGER & CO., Props.


W. H HATCH, -DEALER IN-


CLOTHING! 1


Gents' Furnishing 'Goods,


HATS AND CAPS,


Trunks and Valises, &c.


405 Walnut St., Des Moines, Iowa,


No Better Place in the City to Buy Goods.


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of mineral paints is also found here. It is well known that wherever bituminous coal is abundant, there also exists excellent clay suitable for making the finer igrades of brick, and for terra. cotta, and this is found to be the fact in this locality, this quality of clay being found here in liberal quantities.


SANDS."


Sand suitable for the manufacture of glass as well as for building purposes is found of superior quality and in great abundance near this city. By actual test, the glass manufac- tured from this sand has been shown to be of superior quality to that made from, sand found in other States, and this with ad- vantages possessed by Des Moines should be an inducement for the location of large glass works at this point. The, sand found on the banks of our two rivers is largely used in; he man- ilfacture of artificial stone.


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We enumerate the leading manufactories, but many other in- dustries are doing very prof table business and making notable advancement.


FLOURING MILLS.+ While we ask home patronage for all bur mechanics and manufacturers, we especially claim the same for pur millers. Our mills have Incurred the expense of obtaining as good, machinery for cleaning wheat and for manufacturing flour as any | State in the Union.


The flouring mills of Des Moines are five in number. The capacity of these fouring mills is about five hundred and fifty barrels per day, and the increased facilities for the transporta- lion of grain from the great wheat growing districts of the Northwest, enables our miller's to successfully compete with other portions of the country in the production of flour. Radi- gal changes have been made during the past few years in the system of milling, and the result is the production of flour of the very best quality.


In addition to the foregoing! we have also a large mill for the production of oat meal, which isone of the most important in- dustries of the city. This mill is situated between the Rock Island and the Wabash railroads, thus giving the best possible facilities for shipment, and the elevator connected with it has a capacity of 280,000 bushels of grain, while the oatmeal manufac- tured is of the best quality, for which orders are corresponding- lylarge.


FOUNDRIES AND MACHINE SHOPS .- The iron works of Des


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J. A. ANKENEY


W. R. ANKENEY. Central Oil Works® ANKENEY BROTHERS,


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Manufacturers of Pure Raw and Double Boiled Linseed Oil, Oil Cake, and Oil Cake Meal,


Scroohod and Ground Flaxseed for Druggists; `WE PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR FLAXSEED. Office and Works, Cor, East Fourth & Vine Streets,


Des Moines, Iowa.


J. A. ANKENEY, President. WM. R. ANKENEY, Vice Pres.,


D. P. WHEELER, Sed'y and Trees. HI. BENNINGTON, Superintendent.


PAINTS and COLORS. Des Moines Paint and Color Company, i (Successors to PENNINGTON, WHEELER & CO.); - Manufacturera of-


STRICTLY PURE PREPARED PAINTS.


Twenty Choice Colors, Shades and Tints for General Painting.


We confidently assert that no better Paints can possibly be made.


- fAlso a full line of- STRICTLY PURE COLORS IN OIL,


Warranted Free from Adulteration and fully equal in . Strength and Fine- mess to any in the Market.


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-JOBBERS OF- Linseed Oil, Varnishes, Brushes, and all Paint Materials.


Fair Prices, Prompt Shipment and Highest Standard of Quality Guaranteed. A


Des Moines Paint and Color Co .. .


Office and' Works:


COR. EAST LOCUST AND FIRST STS., DES MOINES, IOWA.


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Moines, which number six establishments, are among our most important industries.


- The work turned out by these houses is first-class, and their business last year showed a large increase over any previous year.


BOILER MANUFACTURERS .- The immense mining and man- ufacturing operations in Iowa, create a great demand for steam boilers, and Des Moines manufacturers receive their full share of business in supplying this demand, besides a large trade out- side of the State. There are three firms engaged in the manu- facture of steam boilers, and the work done by them is first- class.


PLOW FACTORIES, -- The rich agricultural region about Des Moines and the large territory opened to the trade of the city, by the advent of new railroads, creates an almost unlimited demand for agricultural implements of all kinds, formost among: which in importance is the plow. Three firms are engaged in the manufacture of plows, and the best of material used, together with skilled workmanship, results in the production of an imple- ment which is unrivalled in the market.


BARBED WIRE FACTORIES,- This industry is one of the most prominent in Des Moines, even as it has become one of the most important in the United States, and the country rendered tribu. tary to Des Moines by her numerous railroads, opens a field almost limitless in the trade in barbed wire, which is gradually superseding all; other styles of farm fence. There lare three companies manufacturing this staple, and the trade extends throughout most of the western States and territories.


CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS .- In the manufacture of line - carriages, phaetons, etc., Des Moines carriage makers stand second to none, and they manufacture any thing in their line "from the most elegant carriage to the heaviest transfer wagon. I


SCALE MANUFACTURERS .!- The goods manufactured by the Union. Scale Company of Des Moines, have an established reputation for accuracy and reliability. This company has every facility for doing first class work, and they manufacture all grades from the most delicate to the heaviest farm and rail- road scales. Their work is unsurpassed by any of eastern manufacture.


FILE WORKS. We have but one house engaged in the man- ufacture of files, but they do an extensive business in filling orders for jobbers, and as they use the best Ames steel, and employ only skilled workmen, the result is that the files manu-


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W. J. GASTON. - GASTON & QUINN, SEED AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


W. MI QUINN. 8


Garden ( Field Seeds.


CATALOGUE;


Issice, in January every year, - and sent prepaid to any Postoffice in the United States of Canada. ·1


322 WEST SEVENTH STREET,


DES MOINES


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Gco. A. Warner.


f. Carrothers,


WARNER & CARROTHERS PRACTICAL


Plumbers GAS AND STEAM FITTERS. Dealers in all Kinds of


Iron and Brass Goods, 1


IRON PUMPS, WOOD PUMPS, Lead Pipe, Iron Pipe, Gas Fixtures. Telephone,. No. 820. LOWEST PRICES !! 1


GIVE US A CALL!


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factured by them have a reputation second to none known to the trade. Their works are operated by steam power, and the increase in their business has necessitated a . corresponding increase in their facilities for manufacturing.


LINSEED OIL MILLS .- The production of linseed oil, oil cake 'and meal, is one of the important industries of Des Moines, and - two houses are engaged in this manufacture, one of which is the largest in the State. The product of these mills is of the best quality, and well-known to the trade. The oil cake meal is extensively used for feeding stock, by dairymen, stock-raisers and others in this section, and has proven very satisfactory.


MILL FURNISHINGS .- This has become one of the most important industries of Des Moines, increasing from a compar- atively small beginning a few years since to its present large proportions. Three firms are engaged in the business, and their trade is extensive, reaching out into many of the Western States and territories, and is steadily increasing .;


MARBLE WORKS. - There are three firms in this city engaged in the marble and granite business, who import foreign marble and granite direct, and in American goods they buy from first. hands, which enables them to duplicate eastern prices. \ They do an extensive business in monuments and all varieties of cem- etery work, besides mantels, grates, yases, etc.




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