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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-16
WILL MEET THE DEMAND.
Diamond Ice Company viii Erect Fine
Plants at kachua and Starke

SN ~OiIllldnf VIII Erect Fine
Piants at hachua and Starke.
At meeting of the manager. Mr.
Livingston, Of the Diamond Ice Co.
with the company's stockholders a,
Alaehua, who include the leading mer.
chants and stock raisers in that terri
tory, last week, it was unanimously
agreed to install an ice plant AZ that
point at once. This will be n fifteen
ton machine, made by the Columbus
Iron Works, and will be the same style
and pattern as the one they have here
and will make the same high grade of
pure crystal ice. This machine is now
ordered and. barring accidents, should
be in operation by April-in time for
the cantaloupe shipments.
This plant will be known as the
Alachua Ice and Packing Co., and will
be built and equipped especially for
storing and curing all the meats and
like commodities slaughtered or grown
in that territory.
This plant will sell its ice in the ter
ritory from Raiford, east, on the Jack.
sonville & Southwestern, including
Baldwin, Lake Butler, Haynesworth
and Intermediate points; Suwanee
river, west, including Santa Fe, Griftins,
Kamoko, Cadillac, Newberry, Young
love and all points beyond, and on the
Seaboard from Starke, east, including
Sampson City, Clsyno, Ward City, La.
Crosse, Getzen, into Alachua, and all
points west to the Suwanee river, in
GLIDING Hodges, 0sceola, Neels, WILLIE
ford, Bell and Wsnnee on the Atlantic
Coast Line from Hague, south to Fort
White, north, including Clarke, Wade,
Lexington, Victoria and Dutton's, aud
carload shipments to Crystal River
As soon as the factory is completed
they will put up similar machine at
Starke, twenty miles east of Gaines
Vile This plant, like the one at Ala
chua, will be flfteen-ton machine.
and will be thoroughly equipped for
curing and storing meats, and in addi- |
tion will have a special strawberry |
cold storage" so arranged as to keep
the berries at an even temperature,
thus insuring their original fresh
flavor and condition until sold This
factory will be known as the Starke
Ice and Produce Co., and will sell its
ice in the territory between Macclenny
and Baldwin, east, on the SeabOard
including Msxville, Highland, Lawtey
Temple, and northwest to Burnetts
Lake, including Townsville, Atlantic,
Wainrights and Pine Island, and south
including Hawthorn Rex, Campyille,
Orange Heights, Melrose.
ThisplRnt, being the only one located
on the Seaboard, will have entire
charge OF the carload shipments going
TO Cedar Key for the various shipping
firms there, loading ice direct from
its tanks into the seaboard Air Line
cars, thus insuring to the buyers the
best possible condition OF the ice aud
the company the minimum cost OF
handling
Manager Livingston states that the
present capacity Of the gainesville
plant will not be increased, as the out
put is equal to the demand The
capacity Of the Gainesville plant is
twenty tons per twenty four hours,
which is abundant TO supply the
demand
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-16
Newark, Ohio, May q, 100.


From childhood / had been bothered
with bad blood, skin eruptions aud boils.
/ had boils ranging from FIVE to twenty In
number each season. The burning &C
companying the eruption was terrible.
S. S. S. seemed to be Just the medicins
needed in my case. 1t drove out all impu.
rites and bad blood, giving me perfna.
nent relief from the skin eruption and
boils. This has been ten years ago, and /
have never had a return of the disease.
MRS. ]. u. ATHERroN,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-16
RECEPTION 10 Or. JONES.
Many Ladies We're Present at Home of
Mrs. Geo. x. Broome Friday.

WEaTT LuuTto WITT FTVatWI az FIOTIt OF
Mrs. Geo, x. 5roome Friday.
great many ladies' OF this city,
comprising largely the members of the
Daughters OF the Confederacy, were
at the home Of Mrs, George X, Broome
Friday to attend the reception ten
dered in honor of DR.. j. VIM. Jones,
the famous lecturer.
Upon this occasion the spacious
home was deliberately decorated, and
it is needless TO add that those who at
tended enjoyed greatly meeting DR..
Jones, who is a most aifable, entertain.
ing gentleman.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-16

Write for our
book on blood and
skin diseases.
Medical advice
or any special in
formation about
your case will cost
you nothing.
npaRy, Atlanta, &c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-16
FIRE AT ROCHELLE.
Two-SiorY Building Occupied as Res
taurant Burned Thursday.

taurant Burned Thursday.
Information reached this city yestcr.
day OF fire at Rochelle, in which Oh,
two story building owned by John
Zetrouer and occupied by colorcd peo-
pie as restaurant and boarding
house was destroyed 10y FIRE at a late
hour Thursday night
The building was erected about four
years ago. IL vas valued at about
Sl,200, aud Il Is understood WAS par.
italy insured The furniture. how.
ever, was not covered boy Insurance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-16
TELEPHONES eElNe EXTENDED

East Florida Telephone System Now
Extends to mieanopY.
The East Florida Telephone Com
pany, which s endeavoring 90 reach
out for business, has completed ils line
to Micanopy This will afford tele-
phone connection with Micanopy and
Gainesville direct. and will prove OF
great advantage to the people, espe-
Cially The merchants.
The East Florida Telephone Com
pany extends to important points ia
this county, including Archer, Waldo.
Wacahoota, Mieanopy and iniermedi-
ate points, and forms a complete
system o. telephone service
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-16
B0ILs A!h AMP
g .fPPuP1QNS

Have been suffering from Impure Blood
for many years, having Bois and other
Eruptions. Having heard of S. S. S. 1 de
cided to try il, and am glad to say that Il
has done me a great deal of good. Intend
to continue to use it, as believe it to be
the best Blood Medicine ON the market.
Cleveland, Tenn. w. X, DRTERs.
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Dsass n Of lAMZ1xw
Supervisors Meet.

The Platte county supervisors have
been sitting rs a board of equalization
from Monday noon till Wednesday
noon. TO hear com plants against the
valuations rs fixed by the county
assessor, Mr.. Galley
only three complainant appeared,
the firms Of Becher, li~ockenbcrgcr
and Chambers. Elliott and Spoicc and
p. T.. Mckillip The county asses sor
had added to the assessments OF these
parties an aggregate OF about So. COO,
representing mortgages which were
found on record in their names. but
which had not been turned IN by
them TO the assessor.
=. T.. McKillip went on the stand
and declared the mortgages recorded
in his naine had been assigned TO the
bank of Otis and Murphy and others
On this explanation the board deduct.
eel the amount added to his assess.
mcnt.
T. II. Chambers md Gus Speice al.
so went on the stand and declared tina,
the mortgages recorded in the names
were not owned by them but refused
to state to whom they had been ASST On.
ed. The board ordered that there
amounts be left al fixed BY Assessor
Galley.
The latter two firms. IL is believed.
will carry the matter into the courts.
The board Will continue to sit in
regular session, this being the time
st for Supervisors Ernst aud Bender
to show cause why they should no,
put back the amounts drawn by
them in excess OF their legal salaries
for services.
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16
Richland and Vicinity.

Famous August weather. good for
the threshing business and outings.
Henry WEIGH OF Shell Creek has
been On the sick list.
Vim. Brocklesby IL putting q new
floor in the school house of District %.
School opens August 2Sth with Miss
WEIGH Mt tn, helm.
Rev. Nussbaum Of Schuyler invited
Rev. Grannhorst md congregation OF
Shell Greek TO his German services
Sunday. Quite u delegation from
Shell Creek attended.
Dick Seifken and Jake Smith ench
have a severe CASE OF the struts all on
account Of a little son at Mr.. Soifk.ns
aud u sweet little Gil nt Mr. Smiths.
Wonder what the attraction is for
Chas. Moore from north OF Columbus.
He seems to enjoy regular trim. lately
to this vicinity.
Mrs. Albert Cady and Mrs. J. ".
Kendall who recently underwent So.
we're surgical operation at st. Mary's
hospital returned home.
Mr.. Frank stevenson Is now ut the
hospital.
Miss Dora Schroeder is assisting
Mrs. Eliza Stevenson with her house
hold duties this month
Arthur Kluck who was threat're
with typhoid fever il now improving.
Miss Rosa kordi has returned to her
home after several days visit here
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nnsland wtr
trading in Columbus Saturday.
Prof. .S,ke Of Columbus claims three
lady students on the piano from these
parts. Misses Isabelle kluck, Stcl q
WEIGH and Lulu ~tucKey.
Uncle Sam SAYS his rural carriers
shalt have six holidays, New Year,,
Washincton's birthday, Memo, iall)a,
and thanksgiving day. 4 holiday
every two month";. That's bette than
no does by ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins ofl.iGi
spent the Sabbath here with frirrhs.
John Dischner and son Anton de
livercd shelled corn here Monday.
Several families from this plnrc Mt.
tended u lurrriscpnrty ut Jacob Lewis
IN eastern Columbus last Sunday.
Mrs Rev. Wariield has returned
from a two weeks visit with her daugl .
ter. Mrs Thicker OF Lincoln.
The ladies' OF the NJ. Il. chur II here
will serve ice cream and cake Mt IL @
church next Wednesday evening.
Friends here will regret to learn
that Arthur Spurlotk Of Schuyler who
recently married Miss May Barkerd
Of this place has been arrested and
bound over to the District court on II
charge Of no. supporting his wife.
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16
District ~ and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Feller have icturns
from Beaver Gross ing, wh"ro the,
have been visiting with their daugh.
tor Mrs, Eastman for several weeks.
Miss Rohccca Nichols went down I,
South Omaha Thursday To s,ena. q
week with her cousins, the Geo.
Wescott family.
Fred Schneider. IN old resident ot
this place ami brother of Vim. ana
Ionic Schneider is here paying n WISH
10 his relatives and friends. Ito i.
engaged in business in Omaha anu this
il his iirstssvisit Ia his olh home sine,
His mother died about eleven wear
ago. lie arrived hast Saturday ana
will remain u week.
Tho changes thar ARE taking place IL
the farming district $50 romarkabl,
where only few months ago, stood
fields Of well filled wheat, IN u short
time has been Flowed and made ready
for seeding tn winter wheat
Thirty frt hogs 'hTt wore let ont Of
the u. and n, stock yards W. RI found
the next day by their owners, Van
Alstine and Davis. in II field four
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16

Republican Central Committee from
here, received notice from tie chair.
man that there would be n meeting ut
the once Of tho Columbus journal
Aug Eth, 1905 ut | p. M. sharp
A goodly number Of young people
attended IA harvest bail III tho night of
August 18th ut the home of Nick Fer.
ringer, five miles northeast Of here.
They report n good attendance and
an enjoyable time.
The promised sensationn! aw.snit
wherein n of our townsmcn had his
brother.in In " arrested for n,sHuliing.
cutting. beating. wont ding aud var.
ious other things, turned out tn be.
upon Investigation. n myth and the
complainant after his blood aud heat
cooled Off. finding that the brOtner.in
Law would contest the charges. quietly
went before the justice and dismissed
his case paying oil costs. The names
are ommitted ia this articln on nc.
count OF the prominence OF these
families but W. will not ngrcc to he
M lenient should any further trouble
arise between these parties.
Justice Shueth returned from n trip
to his Boone Co. farm and he reports
the hail storm passing through his
Lands and others Was not rs damaging
rs he at first supposed.
Miss Elsie and 1rncy Reripg enter.
tanned a fcw Of his friends Mt their
home in honor Of Aug kline Of West
Point.
Mrs. a. T.. Gndbois went To Sioux
City Wednesday to visit her parents.
Mrs. II. M. Little is spending n few
days visiting in Lincoln.
Mr.. Gnllnger is nicely settled in
the house OH main street formerly
occupied by Mr.. lcns.
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16

|: T. ID. Robinson of Humphrey is reg.
istered at n Columbus hotel to-day.
Mrs. Rogers. accompanied by her
sister came In from the west this
noon.
Mrs o. Garrett osFremcnt war the
guest OF Mrs. + II. Abbott this after
noon.
G. NJ. Penny, county superintendent
Of Boone county spent last night in
this city.
Breeze. the hog. buyer, is treating
his office on Eleventh street to a new
coat Of paint.
LOST. "A dark coat. letters in the
inside pocket. Finder leave at Journ.
nj office and receive n reward.
Mrs. J. G. R.eder and daughter,
Miss Clara. returned to-day from
Fullerton where they have bean nj.
tending C%hatauqua.
a. Brodfuhcr has received a let ter
from NJ G.. Bloedorn in which Mr..
Bloedorn states he expects to be In
Columbus about September |
Mr.. aud Mrs. DR.. KENYON OF Fuller.
ton spent this afternoon in Columbus.
They leave on No. 3 this evening for
Portland and other coast places of
Importance.
Don Benson Is carrying around his
shoulder in q sling. fle stepped into
a buggy enrly yesterday morning and
be'ore he became comfortably settled
the horse gave u sudden start and Don
went heels. over head and landed on
the hard tavcment below. lie broke
the muscles in his shoulder and pain.
fully injured his arm.
Judge Ratterman YESTERDAY issued
license for the marriage OF Mr.. Vim
Haferland and Miss Mary Braun OF
Humphrey. Thcv will be married
Wednesday in the Catholic church nj
Humphrey and after the ir marriage
will take n trip 10 the exposition nj
Portland Judg. RattermRn nlsC
issued license for tho marriage 81
Alois Pcipel ani Miss Celia SchredrI
of Humphrey.
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16
A Ink Up,
g. iursl lS's l)uly

\ mix.up occurred on TIE sidewalk
/ II from: OF the new State Bank build.
ing between two Of Columbus young
men. Frank Kersenbrock and Ed
GiluCk this afternoon
Frank was walking down the street
70 the rost.ottice when Ell Gluck who
WAS wheeling brick for the new bu III.
ing ran against him, Frank thought
the action was Intentional and in q
moment there was u rapid exchange
OF blows, Little injury was done to
either OF the boys, August Setback
separating them, No arrests were
made rs the affair WAS looked upon
rs I'll accidental misunderstanding
and rs both yonnG men are highly
respectable, neither possessing q quarrel.
some disposition.
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16
Notice 10 Defendant,

William Huston will take notice,
that ON the ;th dav of August 1905,
Vim o'Erien. u Justice of the Prnro
81 Columbus, Platte County, Ne.
hrnska. issued AN order OF attach.
mcnt for rhe sum of SlI. %. in an
action u'nding before him. wherein
Herman k~erscnhrock is plaintiff and
William Huston defendant. that prom.
city If the %dcferd6rt, consisting of
one iror bot. one hrL svrinp. one
mattress. one dresser ana enc commodo
has been attached under said order.
said cause wa, continued to the 18th
day Of September 1903, ~ . O'Clock
"a m Herman Korsenhr,Ck
Byl'. y McElireth. His Attorney
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16

Miss Mary Cronin returned from,
hor Dakota homestead last Friday and
John HegAn returned the next dav
The Platte Center hom, stcadcrI are
MI on the read to wealth according "a
reports. On their five acres undcr
cultivation on eHch homestead, the
expect To raise enough corn and wheat
10 lower the worlds markets. The
cars Of corn are said 10 he 81 far
from the ground that tho husk,ng viii
have 10 be done from wagons. And
their wheat has hatfled every solf.
binder that has been tried on it. DIP.
Mahoney. Miss ANN Nelson aEd l..
X. HUFFMAN started last night for
their homesteads, The lntter's home.
st"nd right has been contested
y. !. Cronin and Miss StaCin Crorir
were in Columbus Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Leo Matthew are vie.
itine this week NJ the Cnrrnh.r hurno.
Mrs. Matthews isMr. Carraher's Sister
O.. MGiruenther IL out of the hosp,ta
again aud Is able to superintend IN,
work Of his office.
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16
Leigh
From the World

4. lverSOn and Soron Anderson loft
Tuesday noon for n few days visit at
Hartford. Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Mnder and
little son Walter retained Saturday
night from several weeks visit IL
Iowa and Illinois.
MIR. anu Mrs. Gerd Ascho Sr.. left
Tuesday for Hot Springs. $. y, where
they will remain for several weeks on.
ioying the climate and refreshing
springs.
Willie Stemsen left Monday noon
for Hot Springs, ). ID. where he will
spend some time for the treatment Of
rheumatism, from which he has been
troubled of late
Fred Moeiler went 10 Hot Springs,
s. ID Saturday to join his family who
/ ave been here for several weeks. Mr..
Moeller expects to be absent about
three weeks and on his return he will
he accompanied by his family.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Nader
were on their eastern witt J. II. Pepper
sold their eighty acre farm five miles
ou,heast of town to Henry Neuhas.
The consideration was $500 per acre.
Mr.. Neuhaus was in town Monday
morning and the papers were made
out.
Warren Fusselman departed Monday
noon for Ohio where he goes to visit
trends and view the Genes OF his hoy.
hood. lie has not made Ohio q visit
for twenty years and naturally looks
upon this trip with some degree Of
pleasure
J. \. Phillips departed the latter
part of the week for Hot Springs. =.
D., where he will remain for q time
in the interest of his health. II the
climate AMI waters prove beneficial TO
MIN he may becOiue q permanent resi-.
dent of that place.
Saturday the eight year old son OF
MIR. and Mrs. II. &. Kemper had the
misfortune 10 get the fourth finger Of
his left hand in the cog wheels OF a
washing machine which mutilated II
N M ugly manner. breaking and grind.
ing the bones. DIR. q. +. Jungbluth
WAS called and dressed the injured
member II made the little fellow "a
comfortable as possible under tho cir.
cumstances,
Eli Wardeman's new house has be.
gun to take on the appearance OF a
residence. II is all enclosed and the
cornice is being put in shape.
Mr., and Mrs. Clate Ingham an Il
children. who visited in Leigh last
week and the first OF this. the guests
Of Mrs. Ingham's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. J. Henry went to Crcston
Tuesday evening where they will
visit a few days before returning to
their home at Iilden. Nebraska.
Monday morning the Northwestern
hotel changed arrangement. J. II,
Dubsky who has been acting landlord
for the firm namo Of Dubskv y Knapp
retired and T. i. Lee and II. q. KEN.
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16

WANTED-By Chicago mnnufac'
turing house, person Of trust WORTH.
ness and somewhat familiar with l"oaI
territory rs assistant in binnch Office.
Salary SIS Paid weekly. Permanent
position. No Investment required.
Business established. Previous eXper.
ience not essential to engaging. Ad'
dress. Manager Branches. 33 Dear
born St. Chicago. 1t
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16
miles north of Columbus.

miles north of Columbus.
The average weight Of the many hogs
being marketed il about 600 pounds
Ed Morrow, road overseer, is do
,ng some coed work on the Browner
bridges.
The signs point 10 o. H. Cox a. the
water melon mar this year.
Miss Mabel Cresup % Platte county.
No, sister Of Nina and RohertCresuI
Of Richland Is spending week with
the latter and with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and MIS-. VIM Price. Miss
Mabel will also spend a week with
relatives at Auburn, Nebraska before
returning
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16
Route ..

Mr.. j. r. Hayes If South Omaha
arrived SUNDAY. He will commence
building NJ once on his farm two miles
northeast Of Columbus.
Inst Sunday wns n red letter day FOR
the Shell Creek Baptist Church. Rev.
papenhausen baptized seventeen per.
n most OF whom were young PEG.
ulo Tho services were held ut 3 D III.
and the church was hacked, many peo
pie having 10 stand outside
Miss Phoebe i'aponhausen arrived
from Now York Monday 10 visit her
parents.
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16
Monroe,

Miss Katie Reed is spending several
days visiting her cousin. Miss Maze
Enecl II the eastern part Of Platte
county
Mrs Xelln Biodgott who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
q NanAllan for two weeks returned
10 her home in Lincoln Monday.
win Smith who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Rock Island,
H.. returned home on Saturday,
Chas. Mathews of st. Edward was
visiting his uncle j. H. Smith over
Sunday.
4. W. Black burn returned from
Friend yesterday.
Frank Gilmore started 10 Norfolk
Monday ON business for the a. ID.
C0tt!c Co.
Miss Bessie Higgins of Platte Cen.
ter was tho guest of her SISTER Mrs.
4. Gleason over Sunday.
Mrs. i. u. Kelley and children
returned from Silver Creek Monday
where they have boon visiting relatives
for the past week.
Joe Cote returned Monday night
from Crcstor.
day where he is Interested in u gen.
oral mcrchnniiSe store.
Mrs. j. II Winter and son who
have been spending the summer near
Fnrnnm. Nebr. returned this noon and
expect 10 make this their home in the
future.
Mrs. McWiliiams OF Genon visited
her mother, Mrs. Kenyon over Sunday.
Mr., Thomas who is engaged NJ car.
Denter business with Mr.. Mcneil has
moved his family to Monroe
Miss Lawrence started Mundny
evening for Platte Center where she
will visit her mother Mrs Morrow for
se,e nj DAYS.
Br. Frank received Il telegram Sat.
urday from his brother Lieutenant q
go VIZ w ~ ''h9''' 'u'h''IN VIZ
has been in the Philippine ~l"lanls for
two years. stating that he arrived IN
San Francisco on the 9TH inst.
Quite u number from Monroe went TO
Platte Center Sunday to attend the
ball game between Loigh and Platte
Center hut were disappointed ns the
Leigh boys failed to appear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Larson who have
made their home with 4. ". Hull
ever to the Oswald farm near Genoa
this week TO their ncW home.
Mrs, !. II. Smith and sons started
last night to Norfolk to spend u week
with Mrs. i + Killoran and Mrs. 4.
". O'pUnnell.
W. " Lndi spent Sunday at the
home OF his parents IN Albion.
The old Omaha Elevator building
started for its destination at Oconec
last Thursday in tow of Ed Duhravo'h
traction engine. but owing 10 the
soft roads II is still only two miie.
Coca Acre
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16

per took charge under the finn name
Of Lee 4 Kcmper Mr.. Dubsky and
family have moved into the Mclrnerny
house In the northeast part Of town
and MI. Dubskv has secured q posi-.
ton as clerk In the general store of
Buhman & Schleuter. at which place
he went to work yeste rdav moroing.
The Columbus journal., 1905-08-16

Humphrey subscribers may pay their ,ubscrip-
ton, Ia the Fra, National Bank. Humphrey. IT
you need county seat advertising Iatroni2r the
paper tina, yivct the best service" that's IN" CO.
luinbns journal
Miss Winnie South and Mrs. Tom
Solt and children started Saturday
for q weeks visit with Mrs. Solts par.
ents Mt Lyons. Nebraska.
The Creston ball nine took the train
from Humphrey for Columbus and re.
turned in the evening reporting that
they had heon beaten by the Colum
bus nine SUNDAY afternoon by q score
of ITO 1. They were not dishearteneh,
however. and said they would lamba.t
the Platte Center team next Sunday.
III a game OF ball between Lindsay
and Cornlea Sunday on tue grounds of
the latter, q son OF John Freshauf,
who was pitching, in some way threw
the ball with such force az to break
his arm above the elbow. DR.. Murphy
OF Cornlea reduced the fracture and
bandaged the arm. |, Ia probably the
last game the young man will pitch
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lachnit and
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Gehr were
Omaha visitors last week.
The house.moving outfit OF Madison
finished moving the house OF Banker
II. "a. Little and returned home last
week. Mr.. Little Is now nicely stu.
ated on one Of the main streets In
Humphrey where he contemplates
building and putting in all modern
improvements in his home.
+. NJ. Buckingham, q member Of the |