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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-03
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NEWS OF THE
DAY AT BALLARD.

Six or seven OF Ballar5's streets are TO
De graded this summer. The preparatory
work on Chestnut and Baker streets is
about completed, and bids will be opened
at the next council session for similar
Work on other streets. City Engineer
Bastlan has evolved an excellent plan for
securing a grade on the residence streets
that viii not throw the adjacent homes
too far of grade. The streets are also
10 be parked, and when completed VIII
present very pleasing appearance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-03


A meeting OF the Ballard Republican
Club WAS held this evening in the coun-
ell chamber at the Ballard city hail. A
good sized audience was present
Tho secretary reported that the cid
Athletic hail had been leased for the next
CLUB.
The chairman introduced f. II. Gule
who spoke briefly on the issues OF the
campaign lie called attention. TO the
on the part OF the Republican party, and
then referred To the change in the Gp-
pearance OF Ballard since the election Of
President Mckinley. Four years ego
there was very little industrial life In
the city whereas now the mills are all
running and doing good business, md the
general business conditions are excellent.
X. B. Albertson was the next lpe lksr.
AN voters" said he, are well posted on
national issues, and keep pace with all
the doinEs of the hour. BY what hns
been done. we are enabled to tell what
Will be done" Taking this as his theme,
Mr.. Abortion showed how the Republican
the conduct of the government, both in
times of peace and war
Judge Corliss who was in the audience
was then called on by the chairman for a
few remarks, and addressed the meeting
briefly along the lines followed ny Mr.
Cute He impressed on his hearers the
necessity for concerted action and stated
IL 10 be his belief that after the con-
ventions no nlntter who may be noninat
ed the city Of ballard, the county Of King
and tho state of Washington can and
will elect the party nominees.
Judge Coriiss was the last speaker of
the evening, and after few Of those
present who had not signed the member
ship roll had affixed their signatures, the
club adjourned. To meet again IN two
weeks. at Athletic hall.
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MORNING OF JULY ;.

$50 e. NAT Athletic Park-Commence-
ment Of all trial heats, etc. for the an
nual Pacific Northwest Association field
and track championships.
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AFTERNOON OF JULY ;.

100 p. NAT Athletic Park Band con-
cert and finals Of Pacific Northwest Assoc
ciation field and track championships.
800 p, NAT Athletic Park-Balloon
parachute leap by Prof. Frank Hamilton.
OF San Francisco.
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JOINING QUOTATIONS.



eunr-GolHen G. IN bills T7lr extra c. In hhl.
en-, bee, sugar. s2se; powdered. 5 s2ic: drv gren
sstsd s'aic ia bills. q higher; cube, ss2sc $40.
rour .,r.-rs,ent Excellent. ces: Novelty
q, California brands = meal yeiiow 81 fS
~ ~ ~, IN 70 , saef.: eorn meal, white, 81 70
NJ rer - rs, in IN SACKS cracked wheat - q
~ 10 NJ IN ION sacks farlra. g IS per l6s ~
Z ie-r saehs; fari.s /. per 20 ~, in 50 sasss
fsnsy r1led oats. ~ - per bbl IN eN ssctp; corn
rssl yellow s. 20 per hi IN son sacks. corn
rssi white, e 20 PER bbi in D.- .act.
ssffsheat fonr pure S2 hi. in @n sacks
ssinssi 81 n per thl In n.r sacks: graham four
rs per NJ IN sor sacks: whole wheat four. q
rr hi ~ % p sacks rye meal. q y per hhi IN
- net hsls $ oi fancy rolled oats, son sacks.
IL tan.s ,clsd os,' p..r .s'o se'; rice. domss-
eerse Green. Moehs, per n. nJan.c: Jaw. rer
: aswse Gotta nics; choice per n, lstsisie
a.sisd Arfuesis.s ~ imn ca's-. per ewt 81 Is;
MEi lava. . \, tins per n. 68se: sacks si,e;
Nm Mofba. ~ Caracols. s1ic. Guatemala ME,
Eaq.a coffee msssse: Lion. lcos si3 2i sos SIS ,5 .
~ fre.
Bai'rrshanrh 1c NJ fancy dairy. IN squares.
~ Washington cteameries. IN aud 2n prints
hfs ts''eru crsamery, 2aaGc
tA,s's,. Nati7e Washington. sSioc: Eastern. Tia
y. hsltstm cheese. iiqti2c
ksEs STRICTLY fresh rsnet. To-; Eastern. lsaisc
| fesue honey~caiifornia comb, l2talSc; strained.
rualttr live ehicsen. isalsc; live turkeys. l,e
tssssa iuseys' italsc. ducks. sos per dozen
esss. ie
wsinni,. pcr =, sacks, raiic; Eastern black wal
l sa,s s., rcesns nc. hihsrts. iilo, FRAN, H.
/ lsonds fancy sogi she'll sc aimouds No 4 IS
rssnais g. pine l5e hickory lDc: eocoanu,s ~
hssn No. ,hetnuis. &c. Italians. lie. popcorn. 5c
wh,
Hay. Grain ana Feed.
l Ba'-rnrrt sound rer ton sIai2. Eastern Wash.
l sau timothy Nsts alfalfa. 81,
talis, Raiied. sSasi.
Ger Whole 80 cracked, 81. feed meal per
ssss,- Feed SO. ~ cs,- meal. SO. miai,l,s.
BAL bran. 81 shorts. SIS chopped feed ,lssis;
Poultry Food.
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his shells 81 Irt ton. hone meal. SIS per ton.
I usasistfd bone S@ Ter ten. hgiled 0at. $40 ne,
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sags 49, 80 Per 'on hcef SCRAPS ioos SO pet I'm.
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Meats, oyision. aud Fish.
fsssh Msa,' Gov hce' Re per p steer beet
49, Est 2 mutton. vethsrs. "A Ter n nora y
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fiv,h Fi.l usiteu, atste ste, hsaa salmon
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| 5efia 81 rc' sack $ PEI eallon elaine SIS
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ssaas DC hh3s s. Is sahnan hsnr. hG. ' III
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. July s-whsat. ic lower p,y.s.s-
&c. club. Sc. both for export. ''
or ~
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A. w. Preston and Or. c. Stanley En-
cry have returned from a fishing trip 10
Index. They made fair catch OF trout,
but did not do as well as was expected.
for the reason that the water was too
high 10 make wading possible.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-03

mucn .heat Offering. Prices we're larrefy -o-r,r.I
$50 g. .eae.e i0r Wsia Walla. with few dealers re-
.ns 70 quote over Sc for either wAiia Wala or
cleared today ~ s" SEASON
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-03

The shingle and lumber manufacturers
OF Ballard will all close their mills to-
day ami tomorrow. in order 10 allow all
employees to Join in the Seattle celebra-
tion. II the men desire 10 take Thursday
on also, that day will be allowed them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-03

Dan Mckinley. who broke his left arm
last Thursday while at work In Stimson's
mill. is doing well and is able TO be out
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SEATTLE WHrNr MAnhrr.

ne't T,7-r, .,......u
81 ailas. s. eae' IN
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW .
3 Balances.
10 S27o,JS3 n,

Seattle. july ,, 1901
yschansss at tie Seattle, Tacoma. Spokane aud
pssland clearing houses to-day were:
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Evening Of July 4.

700 p. m.-Three band concerts at 7
o'clock at the following places by bands
selected from Seattle, state and British Col
umbia regimental organizations:
Pioneer Square.
Corner Yesler and Second avenue south.
Corner Pike and Second avenue.
8: m.-Grand street illumination, cover
ing First avenue, Washington street, Second
avenue and Pike street.
900 p m.-Grand display Of fireworks
under direction OF fireworks committee.
The display will be made at the cOrnOr Of
Fourth avenue north and Republican street,
in front of the General hospital The Ballard,
Cedar street. North Seattle and Queen Anne
cable lines reach it.
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All Sports Are Free.
Cut this programme out for reference.

No admission will be charged to any
events given at Athletic Park or any other
part Of the city under the management OF the
sports committee. Every feature will DO alb
sOlutely free to the public.
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meeting OF the Ballard Republican
Club WAS held this evening in the Couu-
ell chamber at the Ballard city hail. A
good sizad nudiancn Maa nresnnt
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ssanaaied oyster shells tls rer ton yranu,a,.s
sss shells 81 Frf ton hane meal. SIS Der Tor,
usasistfd hone. sM Ter ten. hpiled aat. $40 NJ,
~, l. H. poultry food. so per t7n. beef meal
n ~ Ter toa beef mesl lo1s si5 rer ton bert
sass No. = Per on heei scraps. idoa SO pcf tor
nss erysisl grii SCI pot Ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-04
flSfIs FOR OFfENSE.
.,,,,,, ii The Navy Part Of Imperial
Isle Programme.
,,u,,HIps AND ARMoRtD CRUISERS
j. projected, with Those in
~ ~ viii Give nm Offensive
FORCE of Thirty Ships

v..t November S.-As finally
.ays Washington special to the
~ me United States naval in
IN .rosramme for 1901 involves the
a,,,on Of thirty-two vessels of 1ol,-
/ 1 ID. displacement or more than
q. that laid down in any preceding
"a Tho list which congress is to be
=, to authorize is;
-, Is OOO-ton battleships, two 10000
.,mored cruisers, six 2OOO-ton gun
~ SOO-ton gunboats, ten 2O9-ton
~. three 15,OO0-ton golfers, cue
s..t,n repair ship and one SOOo-ton
bite transport
!. hoard OF construction has decided
.,,it the torpedo boats, beth surface
], ,uDnsrlne, recommended by the rolicy
|,,t. Of which Admiral Dewey is char
y, but the programme in all other par
..,,s conforms closely to the initial
-a,a under discussion a week ago.
n. programme makers have condn d
"A. infect to SHIPS FOR UFFENSE,
Z sslIce and for naval auxiliary pur-
NJ b. the new conditions imposed upon
y ,sw BY the INCREASING IMPOR-
| nvrg OF AMERICAN INTERESTS IN
| asfAR EAST
n FIVE lighting ships proposed are
IN formidable than any of the Same
ws,o,y yet designed. with the seven
II, now building or authorized ana with
| a, sl1 battleshps and two armol ed
r,,rs already in commission, they viii
III an offensive force of thirty ships
ne twenty-five gunboats are int n1ed
c yoIice duty, principally in the Pm l.
|k;hs ALTHOUGH ADAPTABLE FOR
IaYlCE IN CHINA
he 2Q-ton gunbcats will be the small
/ etvar vessels. except torpedo boats, ever
sTli for the United States navy, but they
VII be Of the size recommended by all
sisn Of experience in tn Philippines,
Essential TO preserving orier among the
nsI Islands Of the archipelago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-04
HIGHER COURTS.
Second Court of AnpeaIs.

Fri Worth Texas. N .vember 3.-Pro-
aiirgs IN the court OF civil appeals for
&c Second supreme judicial district:
Notions submitted: r senfeld VS. Lew
IN lor rehea ing; Texas Central Railroad
Company vs., Arthur Fox, for rehearing;
Wells Fargo Express Company ct al VS..
h,dsl Waites to correct record.
lions oyerruled; Dick VS.. Malone ct
u amended motion for rehelring.
aouon; granted, Wells. Fargo Express
Company vs.. Waltes, 10 correct record.
Uses affirmed: Texas Pacific Railway
t1nTaly vs. Rice ct al, from Mitchell;
sAeAnan Us. Coleman ct al, from Wiz
|hagef
Eases submitted Minnesota Threshing
tonp.ny VS.. Bate Ell al, from wise; Gull.
V.lado ana S-nJa Fe Raj way Company
: Alier from TaTanI; Texas and Pa
uh RiilEay Company VS.. Collins, from
lalland; hrbes, receiver, VS.. Craig ct
y il0n Tarant; Rogers VS.. Houston &
asuSs ircm Erath; Truesd ct al VS..
Olal County Judge from Midland.
a'e set for November "A: Aldrige
sm 1 Sanders VS. NJ kel, from Cooke
oaphl Freeh ID Land and Investment
.npany, limited, VS.. Pecos and Northern
aaasIy COMPANY, from Deaf Smitn; Mis-
wv \, Aansas and Texas Railway Company
4 lsIas vs. Meadow, from Cooke; Cass
,saaV Vs Nilbarger county, from VIII
AM' Lstoaer vs.. Leese ct al. from
sis' TIN States Building Company
4 Zones, from Benton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-04
Fifth Court of AnnenIs.

MT
Dllas' Texas. November 3.-The fol-
~'ls were the proceedings in the court
! "l appeals Fifth judicial district
DllA', today;
A.Nnsa' Jake Levlngston ct al VS.. j.
p1Ss e al, from Ellis.
Ms'sed and reminded: Missouri
ANA and Texas Railway Company VS..
|ny., yneaault, from Dallas Minnie s.
Ws n va VS., j. NJ, Clymer, firm Hunt
!. v4 dlsp posed OF: n. j. Wade ct al
|ts, Boyd, rehearlng granted ans
IA sa' OF the court below reformed
|COIs "Med Goodlow Wood VS.. V. NJ
ras,'a ~. dismiss appeal, appellant;
|iygt eeltSrari and mott II passed &c
|enn. snswef to cerliorarl; Wharton
|lss " SIMON De Banc, strike out as
rsrs. Of errors overruled; Gusta,
,.'',s 4sou VS.. w. D. Anderson ct al, re-
M. :, 81 motion to file transcript over
|,av 81 Worth and Denver City Rail
|s,pisa.gnahy VS.. w. e. Harlan. certiorar
N, j haehel Stevenson VS.. w. S. Rob,
c,,s 10 ile transcript granted.
|l.1s submitted; Mente & Co. VS. Wax
II ~ vSoiton Oil Company, from Ellis
Asap VS.. Leayill Brothers. from
ID, y western Union Telegraph Com
La9I, y Turner, from Marion; ST
|lihy :, NV > uthwestern Railway Com
II D.vi, sohn I. Knight, from Hunt; W
IA Ra,,vs K D White, from Wood; T
|e,,D,s vs. silas Hare, Jr., ct al. from
pasa,
III ~ Tor submission November II
|hps, '1mes vs.. st, Paul Saniterlum, fror
|trs n, W Gill vs., First National BANK
|Aas,s q Al Houst n and Texas Contra
| aistJ company VS.. Cleveland & Ruth
h = Navarro; L. J. Thanry ct a
|nsp,s,, retty ct al, from Hill; Tcxa
| soiw ~, ~. Railway Company VS.. II. oma
alsi.vn I'm Aaron; f. p. Neal VS.. c. 4
'''' i'om Grayson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-04
= ,'Adictment Charges Rape.

u, nasy Texas, November 2.-Wll
~. white barber of Weston, this
~, was arrested yesterday on a
.. ~, Ky Indictment charging him with
! I'M, Isi9as crime Of rape. He was
7 ttM lefe and gave bond in the sum
VI ,oa.. loT his appearance before dis
tit ~ and was released from custody
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-04

h, ieHss. November 3.-Ben Lier-
d butcher employed by l. W. Grii-
lss.ss s Fountnlg up cattle in Green's
alh, M, iatlhy Injured by his horse
20 ~ MIN yesterday evening, His
Wei u. u,setured; no hopes are enter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-04
Nermont,s Increase.

va, !. son November S.-The popula-
~ state of Vermont as announced
Hlst az me census bureau, is 343,64i
~ A. In 1896. This is an In
Aa'-is. or s,3 per cent.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-08-09
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

The expected event came to pass and
LaFollette was nominated for governor
by reclamation. There was not a
breath of opposition to the Madison
man. At the conclusion of the nom
mating speech by Gen Bryant, A, H.
Long of Prairie du CHEN seconded the
nomination and moved that Mr.. La
Follotte be named by acclamation.
This was done amid great enthusiasm
The resolutions as reported by the
committee were adopted. The resolu-
lions endorse the Republican national
administration. Governor Scofeld s
state administration, commend Senator
Spooner and express regret on account
of his retirement and favor primary
election law
The state officers below the governor
were nominated without opposition.
Gen. George e. Bryant was elected
chairman of the State Central Com
mittee
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-08-09
CltaIrhand Hay Fever

Are easily cured by Bunsen's Cream
Catarrhal, scientific preparation for
catarrh. hay fever and cold in head. II
you have hay fever or catrrrh try
Bunsen's Cream Catarrhal. Itgive ili-
slant relief and effect a permanent
cure. Every box warranted. Fifty cts.
per box. Sample free, also pamphlet tel
ling how totreat catarrh and hay fever
Address &. W. Beggs Son & Co Chicago
Illinois.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-08-09
Rheumatism and RaCkaChe.

Bright's Kidney Pills are the only
kidney medicine that positively cure
arising from disordered kidneys poor
nerves and a thin watery condition of
the blood, such as rheumatism, back
ache, weak back, diabetes. discolored
urine and all kidney troubles. Every
box warrented, twenty-five cents per
box F. Beardsley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-08-09
SCald Head Salt Rheum.

Boro-Carbol Salve will cure scald
head and salt rheum where all other
ointments have failed. 1t allays the
itching at once acts like poultice and
is prepared only for piles, letter salt
rheum and all itching skin diseases.
Every box warrented. Twenty-Five
cents per box. F. Baardsley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-08-09
To Cure La GriDDe in ID Hours.

No remedy equals WARNER IS WHITE
VINE OF TAR SYRUP for this terrible
and in time, it will cure case in "a
hours, and for, the cough that follows La
Grippe it never fails to give relief.
Price % and so cents.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-08-09

aI ". A-Eagle Waters Camp No.
hl 500. meets each Friday at Jones'
pAs Hall. Visiting Neighbors are cor
aally Invited
b. T. Jones, Abel j. ST. Louis,
Ven. Consul. Clerk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-08-09

Victor Stevens and his sister Lucy
are at Rhinelander taking in the show.
They went over on the limited
Finn Lawler and Miss Mae Wei
eand drove over to Rhinelander- this
morning,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-08-09

|f x A. Nj Eagle River Lodge
meets every second and fourth
tuesday, at their hail over Dick
benson 4 Cooks store Visiting broth
! prs cor daily invited n Y Garrison.
Nv D.. Neville. W. NJ See q.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-08-09

Wanted Plain sewing. Proceeds to
be given for the benefit of the church
by the Christian Endeavorers. Leave
orders with the following committee.
Lottie Vought.
Mrs. Emma Diamond,
Mae Weigand,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-08-09
PERSONAL and GENERAL.
Social, Personal and General Happen
ings Of the Week.

Social, Personal and General Happen
ings Of the Week.
Morgan leads them all in groceries.
Call on Beardsley for Photographic
Supplies.
VIM. Roderrick was at Threelakes
yesterday.
Nv. A. Bradford was at State Line
On business yesterday.
EDAll kinds of Justice Blanks are
printed and for sale at this Office
Full line of Stationery at Beard
sleys.
-Under-sheriff Donahue was at State
Line Monday on official business.
ID. S. johnson is visiting with rela-
tiyss at Apple on this week.
IN. Parks and wife have moved back
to Rhinelander.
-Beardsley has new stock of spec
tacles and has now complete line.
Miss Bessie Cavner visited with
friends at State Line Sunday.
Charles Wismer of State Line was
in town yesterday.
| N, A. Colman returned from a
business trip up the line Tuesday.
Ruby Slattery and M. Teller were
down from the brick yard Tuesday.
| -Myron Leeman left Tuesday for
a visit with relatives in Outagamie
county.
Mrs A NJ Shank and son Bruce left
yesterday to visit a few days, and also
to take in the Wild West show at
Rbhelander.
&c. NJ. Sheldon who was principal
of our high school last year, will open
a law office at Tomahawk.
Miss Beulah johnson is at Rhine
lander this week attending the teachers
instfture
](Herman Ruwitch who has beer
visiting NJ Frankel left Tuesday fol
his home at Norway, Mich.
y Mrs. Frank Griswold and daughter
Winnie, of Unica, Mich, arrived here
yeterday and will spend d few weeks
visiting friends.
A party of nineteen tourists came
up on the limited yesterday morning
and.>xent out to the Everett resort.
II-Will Dockery left last week for An
tigo where he secured a position in the
News Item office.
~. j Roderick left yesterday on {
business trip to Rhinelander and also
to attend Buffalo Bills show.
John Diamond and wife. left on the
limited last night for Rhinelander t.
attend the big show.
Mrs. c. NJ. Clark who has been Wis
ting her son. the editor of this paper
for the past three weeks left for hel
home at Oshkosh Tuesday.
Mothers endorse it, children like it
old folke use it, We refer to one Min
ute Cough Cure. 1t will quickly cure
all throat and lung troubles. f. Beard
sley,
Daniel Graham who is on the roat
selling school supplies So ent Saturda,
and Sunday at his home in this city.
Al ON, ,,raSantand next State Senator
ID. E. Riordan, Is at. Milwaukee atten
ing the good republication state con
vention.
Mart Hirzel the wide awake repre-
/ sentative of the Pabst Brewing Co. was
/ looking after business at Three Lakes
/ Tuesday.
TO. B. Moon left Tuesday for Mil
waukee. He went down as a delegate
to the state convention to help noml
mite Hon. Robert La Toilette for Cover
nor.
George ST. Louis is prepared to
| raise and put stone foundations under
buildings as cheap as it can be done
He has all the tools to do first class
work with. If you are in need OF any
such work it would pay you to talk to
him.