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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-12

5SSaHs s#uI aa&nt Honana. iuurHtsa 80 60 S' 0qsr n poansssasnna
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23
Made Happy for Life.

Great happiness came into the
home of S. G.. Blair, school
superintendent at st. Albans, w.
Va, when his little daughter was
sestored from the dreadful com.
plant he names. He said: s'My
little daughter had st. Vitus'
Dance, which yielded to no treat
ment but grew steadily worse un :
til as last resort we tried Elec L.
trio Bitters; and l rejoice to say,
three bottles effected q complete
cure" Quick, sure cure for
nervous complaints, general de-
bllity, female weaknesses, i'm
proverished blood and malaria
Guaranteed by f. w. Herring's
drugstore. Price SOC.
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23

/, So; telephone rent
for August, September. October
aud November, 1906, S4; waiting
on county court August %,
1906, So; same, Septe mber and
4, 81; same. October 8 and q,
81; same. November 5, II, IL,
IA, Is and 16, S12. Total, $50.
E. B. Welch, services and
mileage as county judge from
August %, 1906, to November
16. 1906, inclusive, $67.2O;
services as member of boards .of
equalization and appeals for
merchants, Sc. Total, S73.20.
G.. T. Johnson, same, in the
sums of S66.6O and ST, respect
lively.
r. T. Morehead. same. in 'the
sums of $50 and Sc, respectively.
j. A. Collet, services as at
torney and agent of Charlton
county in the sale of swamp or
overflowed lands formed by
fhe recession of the Missouri
river from it's former course,
S676.S3; services as attorney in
collecting back taxes in drainage
district No. 4, SPOT; services as
attorney for county in case ap-
pealed to supreme court, $3.50
Total, 81, 1880.
Court adjourned Friday after
noon November Is, until Mon
day, January Z, 1907.
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23

Upon going home lateSaturday
evening, heSalisburyPress.
Spectator. A. w. johnson found
his horse with the buggy, hitch
ed at his front gate and was in.
formed that the reason things
were 80, was simply because
another horse and buggy occu.
pied his stable. He investigated
and found a strange horse and
buggy, put there by some perE on
unknown. Mr.. johnson notified
Marshal Crawford who came and
took charge of the property.
Upon investigation the horse
was found to be the property of
Ose McCurry of Hamden and
the buggy of Jackson's livery
b rn. McCurry's hired man had
ridden the horse 10 town, hired
the buggy, filled up on booze
and after driving around till he
was tired had put the horse and
buggy in Mr.. Johnson's stable.
The marshal found the man,
whose name was Harry Jingle,
on the streets and he acknowl-
edged the truth of the charges.
but said he had right to the
horse as he had ridden it with
McCurry's permission. He then
faded away and has not been
seen since.
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23
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a Little Money.

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send to the new subscriber The
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scriplion certificate for the 81
issues of the years volume.
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Chariton courier., 1906-11-23

The Salisbury Democrat tells
us that DR.. and Mrs. P. E. Will
hite are now installed in their
new home on Broadway. This
house, which has peen building
all summer, is one of the most
beautiful, commodious and i'm.
provements Salisbury boasts. II
is supplied with all modern con .
veniences, and is a handsome
exponent of the architects tai
ent.
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23

The nimrods of Triplett have
decided to have a Thanksgiving
hunt, which will be divided into
two parties, and the party killing
the least game will be required
to set 'em up to fine supper to
their more fortunate opponents.
The editor of the COURIER eats
but is a poor hunter. This item is
intended as a hint to get bid to
the supper.
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23

After the COURIER blazed the
way, the Salisbury papers of last
week gave an account Of the
Jackson. Smith. Crawford row in
that town, but they were week
late. The COURIER gives the
news while it is news. Come
and subscribe.
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23

The recent protracted- meeting
conducted by Ed. David Miller,
the pastor, of the Christian
church at Mendon, resulted in
18 accessions to that faith.
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23

We learn from the Star that
James McCluhan died at his
home on West Third street
in Sumner Tuesday night of last
week. He was good man and
his family will feel his loss
keenly.
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23


'ent at Febru ary and September,
1905, terms of circuit court at
Salisbury, Sc.
JyW. Taylor, county school
commissioner, making annual
report to etate superintendent of
public schools, $40; postage on
school supplies, 81. Total, S42.
Germo Manufacturing Co.,
10 gallons of germo, $40.
Blair Miller, supplies to pris'
oners in Jail, S26.40.
Moore Bros, supplies to court.
house, S3.05.
Walter S. Owen, supplies to
poorfarm, $50.
Model Mill Co., same, $3.50.
McMahill, Marsh G Co., coal
for poorfarm, S64 AZ.
Keytesville Lumber Co., sup.
plies to bridge commissioner,
$500.
Al Edmonson, 4,100 feet of
white oak bridge lumber, S114..
40.
Heryford Furniture Co., pau.
per coffin. for Pat White, Sc.
VIM. Rodgers, support of
Francis McHargue, a pauger,
for November and Decembsr,
1906. and January, 1907, $40.
F. M. Whitley, same for son,
$40.
Mark Sloan, same for Wm.
Sloan. IS.
Henry Bowman, same for
John r. Welch, $15.
Geo. d. Copeland, same for
Ella Wellington, $40.
Mrs. Anna Brown, same for
Louis Vaughn, $40.
Mrs. w. l.. King, same for
Francis McHargue for August,
September and October, 1906,
$3.50.
Mary Vandusen, same for self
for October. November and De-
cember, 1906, $3.50.
T. W. Triple,t, same for Eliza. {.
beth Foley for September, Octo.
Der and November, 190G,S7.50.
T. T, Cruise, salary as janitor
to courthouse for August, Sep.
tember and October. 1906, S1O5.
J. F. Pratt. salary as prosecut-
ing attorney for August, Sep
tember and October, 1906, 5000.
J. T. Aldridge, M. D., services
as physician and medicines
for prisoners in Jail from August
10, 1906, to November 10, 1906,
$40.
Veatch & Schell, supplies tc
prisoners in Jail, S6.65.
w. D. Vaughan, supplies to
county bridge commissioner, So;
same to prisoners in Jail S3.65
Total, S6.65.
Charlton Recorder, atation cry
S23. 85.
Frank Taylor, supplies to
poorfarm, S126.22.
Keytesville Lumber Co., brick
for courthouse, 1925; supplies
to poorfarm, S25.83. Total
S29.OS.
Mrs. Anna Holcomb, fire in.
surance on county Jail, $3.50
o. G.. Dameron, salary AM
expenses as county bridge com
missioner from August 10, 1906
to November 10, 1906, Sl52.O7
August Cast & Co., supplies
and stationery for courthouse.
S10.10.
Standard Printing Co., sam e
S97. 81.
Buxton & Skinner, same
S59.1
Geo. ,. Barnard & Co., sa me
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
CONTINUED from second page)

convey said real estate to said
trustees for the sum of 81 200 re-
serving to the county the right
to the fencing and all buildings
thereon except Jail, possession
not to be delivered until the new
Jail is completed.
Ordered that all collectors, ex-
collectors, sheriffs, ex- sheriffs,
marshals, ex-marshals, clerks,
eX- clerks, constables, ex-con.
stables and other officials, charge
able with moneys belonging to
this county, pay into the county
treasury any balance which may
be due said county and take re-
ceipts therefor and deposit one
of them with the clerk of this
court.
Cecil Wayland, who was elect
ed collector of the revenue of
this county at the general elec.
ton November 6, 1906, presents
his bond as such collector in the
sum of S15O,00O, which is exam
ined, approved and ordered filed.
Swamp lands belonging to
Charlton county and formed by
the recession of the Missouri
river from it's former course
are hereby sold to Chas. Ran.
dolph for 81 as follows: Lot l
in NV or 28- SO. 19 containing II.
1OOths acres, more or less. The
said Randolph presents receipt
of county treasurer for said sum,
and patent is ordered issued to
him for said lands.
Ordered that the superintend.
ent of the county poorfarm re-
ceive and maintain at said poor.
farm Wood Reeves and family
until further orders of this court.
The court, proceeding to select
Jurors to serve at the February,
1907, term of Gil cult at Salisbury,
doth select the following named
persons to serve as such jurors:
Jurors. Townships.
T. M. Shoemaker. Bee Branch
julius Miller .......
VIM. Bucksath Bowling Green
B. l.. Kendrick Brunswick
J. I. Grassland ...... "
E. H. Butler. Charlton
John M. Callahan -. Clark
j. A. Riley ..........
Jas. F. Kelly ........ .CocKrell
s. B. McNay. -. Cunningham
Scott Hershey 80. fayetteville
J. A. Slender ....... "
w. R. McGrew. -. -. .Mendon
Sam Obetz ....... 4"
Henry Berger. ....... Missouri
Ely Hedriok. -. .Mussel Fork
A. M. Ehrhardt. :. Salisbury
w. B. Duff ......... e"
Jas. Sparks. -. Salt Greek
Chas. Baldwin ...... "
David Johnson ..... :. Triplett
VIM. Sasse. ....... 4"
Eugene Lee. e...........W Wayland
S. A. Richeson. i. Yellow Creek
The clerk of this court is ordered
to certify the names of the above
jurors to the clerk of the circuit
court as required by law.
Bonds to school funds approx.
as follows:
Sallie E. Vandiver for S30t
with G.. P. Vandiver and H. B
Richardson as securities.
w. G., J. w.. S. B. and Pete
G. Agee and Maria S. Hurt fo
S1,997.07 with G.. A. Chapman
and A. F. Arlington as securi
ties.
ALLOWANCES
Mrs. E. c. Weatherford, pur.
chase price of land, describe,
by metes and bonds, beginning a
the quarter section corner be
tween 10 and 30.53-18, S35.
O. G. DamerOn. drawin
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23

TOP, $40; same, Robt. Long to
st. Joseph, S65.15: delivering
tickets for November, 1905,
election, S35; sheriff's fees at
september, 1906, term of circuit
court, S82 40; waiting on pro-
bate court at August, 1906, term,
So. Total, s3O0.55.
S. B. Heiman, cleaning school
house used at Nov. 1906, election
as votingplace inChaiton town.
ship, So.
Henry Himmilberg, services
as constable at November, 1906,
election in Missouri township 81.
T. W. Triplett same in Trip.
lett township, ST.; cleaning pol
ing place, 81. Total, 50.
w. H. Ward, same in Mendon
township, 81; rent of poling g
place, S1.50; material and max.
ing two boths, S6.57. Total, S9.07.
Chas. Parker, same in Key.
tesville township (two precincts)
50; delivering booths, 30 cts.
Total, $3.50.
D. M. Wilson, same ip Clark
township, 81; rent of polling
place, S1.5O; ink, 10 cts. Total,
$3.50.
Barney Reigelsberger, rent of
polling place in Salt creek town.
ship, So.
/ Thos. O'Connell, same in Trip
lett township, So; room rent for
one year, 81; fuel and lights,
30 cts. Total, $3.50.
Charlton Recorder, publishing
official ballot for November,
1905, election, $500.
Salisbury Press-Spectator,
same, $500.
CHARLTON COURIER, 4S, ZOO
elaction tickets (16 changes)
S168; stationery and printing,
S57.95. Total, S225.85
DR.. NJ. w. Taylor, tire ating
and pulling teeth for prisoners
in Jail, 50.
DR.. G.. D. Stratton, examining
Emma Mills, a feeble. minde d
person. and trip to Keytesvllle,
Sc.
L. E. Cook, supplies to Jail,
! S27.15.
Henry Heryford, expense in
burial of Kate Prather, pau.
per, $3.50.
Salisbury Press.Spectator,
stationery. 1925.
Salisbury Democrat, same
S24.
State industrial home for girls
support of Lyle Scotten from
July II, 1906, to October II
1906, S18.75.; same, Maggie
Cruise, S18.75. Total, S37 80.
G.. w. Gardner, removing
books and papers from room
under stairway at courthouse
So 80.
M. B. Hunt, supplies to Jail
S18.75; pauper coffin for chile
of Florence Cooper, 81. Total
S22.75.
Costs in case of the state vs..
Robt. Long, insane, allowed ir
the sum of S64 .35.
j. w. Grizzel, cash paid .fo
postage, freight and express
| S5.68; salary as county treasur
er for August, September am
October, 1906, $500. Total
S3O5. .6S.
Boone Kellogg, saving IS
cords of wood for courthous
S28.
. State hospital for insane al
st. Joseph, board of Robt. Lon
for six months, S65.
Preston Wright, cleaning swel
at courthouse, $40.
Chariton courier., 1906-11-23

Mrs. E. C. Weatherford, pur-
chase price of land, described
by metes and bonds, beginning at
the quarter section corner be-
tween 10 and 3O.53- 18, S35.
o. G.. Dameron, drawing
plans and specifications for we
ter.works and wells at court.
house, S12.
G. w. Gardner, granitoid
floor in basement at courthouse,
S105. AZ; top on old we'll, SIS !:
excavating basement at court.
house, S64.5O. Total, S1s5.92.
H. H. Miller, two-days' ser.
vices as member of boards OF
equalization land appeals fol
merchants, Sc. , = = :.
Geo. Dooley, 116 bushels Of
coal for county Jail, Sl3.95.
Lewis Miller, railroad fare ol
Henry Elliott to Missouri schoo
for desf, So. 80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
NOLl ME TANGEHE

porven prehrieron hacer pregunts 10 Reda de la Fortuna
Ii repentna egadA de cuAtro guArdAs civiles
geno Armados todos 10 bayOnea calada turb6 IL aeg
insroduio el espanto el cfrculo de aa muieres.
Qaeto TODD e mundoI Rt6 e sargento. In tro al que
% muevA
pesar de etA brutal fanrronada Ibarra % eyant6 90
10 acerc6.
Que quiere ustedl pregunt6
Que enregue ahora msmo criminal llamado Elias,
uue les ervia photo mAan conte con tono de
I'm criminals EI piotol Debe uaed estAr equivocadoI
repuso Ibarra
NO se6or Ese Elias satG Acualdo do h.csr puesto ID
manO Robre aacerdote.
-Ah ~ es el pioto
Ell mismo; used Admie 6esiAa gentes de mails
1ama, Ee6or lbaFra.
Eae miro de pies oAbe1A le Contest6 con soberAno
desprecio
No tengo que dare usted cuena de mis- accionesl En-
nuatras s todo mundo ben recibdo ued mismo que
hubiera venldo haba encontrado stio ID como
Alf6rex que hace momento esaba entire noSotroG
dicho esto le VolVi6 10 espalda.
E mrgento mordi6 los bgoes consderando oue ere
ID pare deb odsn6 que buscAsen los 6rbce poto
Cuy Sehm evaba pedazo de papeI Don Fpo decs
Note usted que sehA convienen las d9cmas
parties de los nGturaea usted dar faso
al hn volveron Os sodAdo dcendo "a hsbAn podido
YER hombe Gguno nunders sOpechs rQento babuce6
AgunAs pabrAs mArch6 vino: Is 10 1Arda civil
La AegrfA volVi6 POGO POGO renacer loveron las pre-
guntaa abundAron log concentrates.
Con que 81 EIaI que Arroi6 Al Aliersz chIFco
decL 81 exIeminariSta pensatvo.
Y Gc6no foe ESQ, como fac esol preguntabln sgunoa
suroaoE
-Dicen que IN dG mug uvoso del mes de Sptiembre
encon6 a6rez hombre qae venfA Cagado de f La
Dsle estabA muy enchGcadA soaments on ori hGbA un
estrecho tranaitAbe Dcen e a
detener cbao pc epues grtando homore
Eerocede este paree que ena poess de deSsndar 10
ssdo por Sargs que avab sohe hombro no guerra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
blBLloracA DE .1A DEMocRAC1A' 6s

dss en- e charco gu rdents 81 6rsz irritdo. e quo
atopeIar usro el no cg6 de leG1 d6 81 ami
NAL en- IL cabeza ezA que c.ba c.y6 depostAndo
al guete lodsx Dcsn Ambe homofe sgu6 tran.
chsrco e env6 una tras oa a6ez cg IL fura de Iodo
Como hombre era entameuse desconood e
que sea c6bra Elias gsdo la provlnca hacf. alaunoE
meses s1berse de d6nde dAdo los Guar
dm cvilea de aIQnnos uuebles por ch % par scdos.
-Es IN tulsdnY pregunt6 Vicsorls esttemeciendole
NO 10 creo poro 10 dcea que h. oAdo contra
ios tuIsane al querer eat ssQueAr
No tieue de m.lhechor al >d6 Siuang
NO solo que mrada muy te: 10 le he viGto
geir en- toda Ia N, repuso pensaNva M. I. Cara
A pss6 rde hatA que lego hora &c vover al pueblo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
NotiCias dol dia

hoy sssshlesida On sl eiersisio do los
profesiones do Abogado y Notarlo, sl
ssfior DIAZ NAVARRO % dispons &
sobrar & sus elientss honorarios exec.
sivamsnse m6dieos.
! Paraeurar un restrlado on un
Ola, tome sl LAXATIVE BRUMO
IQUININA. El bosiesrlo le devolvsrasl
Idiaero 81 no 20 curs. La Arma oe X.
Nv. GROVE 90 halla On Oada OsJlta.
d. Estan do enhorabusna los sgsn,
tes dc Oikamp, Noting CO. SegGa NOS
escribsn los ssflorss NHrvAtz O,ero
aus agenses generates, los agenes
pueden entsnderse dirsclAments CON ID
casa de Cincinnati. sismprs que on.
| visn el dinero por Adelansado. IL
una oportunidad para que cualquler
Isgsnte bueno, de conoser su euclsn.
eis, ~ assividso y 81 hombria do blen
Es requisite Indispensable para gozar
dc sste privileglo, que los sgsntes se
hallsn al dia con 10 sgsnsia do Are
cino. al
| "A una mia de donA Marfs Rios
!, de Ruhlo 90 le hR exravlado I'm I'm,
psrdinle de orc en- lorna do msriposs,
con inerustsciones de brlilantss y ru'
bisa. D4cha sen ora que realde 90 oil
SHotsl San Jaan,s grA,iaG ara co = CO.
plendidez aquisn 10 entregas esq prem
Ide. por trassrae do I'm recuerdo do
tAmllia, 15-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
[ tConttnadcs6n do Ia pdqina%l

tCcnttntdcs6n Dc Ia pdoina5el -...-
Nos informa el Marshal do 10
Corte Federal, Mr.. Hurbach, que muy
On hrsvs 90 hark On Washinhton sl
nombramiento de Jusz do dicha Corte.
MODISTA.-Ss neessita una No
dista para 10 Direction del Departa.
nsnto de sosturas de <Ths Porto Rico
Drawn Work & Embroidery Co.. 10
ALLEN %, San juan
WTHE HELvETIA.--T salle do
o Crux. Gran casa do h6spedes. sTa.
bio d. hotels. Aposent0s para tSmilias
y psrsonas sofas. Comidas { einsusn.
o. esntavos subisrto. Banos, Tsl6fono
Isa. ApartAdo sorreo, 2s5. Propissa-
rio, Pedro sehira. Nota, Este hotsl
sstA & cargo de una seiioritA sagus.
10
THE May FLOWER. - Cristo
Do. 1s. San Juan, R.-A una cua-
dra do los sarros slSstrisos y prinsi'
palss sdiasioa del Gobisrno. Espl6n,
dida vista Q 10 bahia. Raioa modsr'
NOS sanitarios. Habitasionss trsssas
ExQuisita eomida puerterriQuena J
americana. Prssios moderAdoa. .-E1I'
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuda de Mastsrrsr
O I'm 81 Club do r. Kehrhahn &
Co., 2S San Francisco, 90 vsndsn dos
seloies do orc sada semana, entire 50
sosios, abonAndo so.5o 8 LOO ssmAnal.
20 Ultima semana ohtuvo uno sl
neiior Jose Jansr, do Rio Pledras,
soeio ndmsro 81,
sTEn ssta imprsnta 90 vsnde pa
pol visio de Psri6dieo 4 dos pesos el
auintal.
kABORES.--ss l. '0lisl'an
BordadorQs y baenas Caladoras. aaegu-
randolea trabaio constanse. Proporsio
namoa 10 tela y dibuio snvlandolos q
sualqusr parts do 10 isla. Dirigirss q
The Porto Rico DRAWN Work u
Embroidsry CO FortAle1a 10. Tam
bien % so!ieitAn OoaursrGs, lind
I'll ssaor DIAz NAVARRO he
sstahlseido "a ohsina do Abogado y
sw Notarfa On ssta siadad. salls do san
JNsto p6msro II.
Eisrss ants 10 00rts Federal, Cor.
On do Distrtto dc toda 10 Isla y Core
maprsmA, dsdisAndoss ssfmismo al
sxAmsn do tftulos do propisdadss, Ia
corporation do Oorporssionss dol . Ma
y exrangerAs y Ramitasi6n do sxps
6isusss do sxpropiAei6n forzoas.
Asspsando 10 noble sompssenai'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-11
POLITICAL REFORM ATTEMPTED
BY THE BETTER ELEMENT.
West Hammond's Politics to be Purged
and Honest Men Given ContrOl-so
Say the Non-corruptionixts.

The first move Of the reform element
politically to set control of the stu
alton in West Hammond was made last
night when a meeting was held in
BHssmer's hall and what is known as
the Independent club was organized.
There was good crowd present
when Herman Rohlon called the meet
ing to or6er and announced its OBJ
ject He stated this to be the organi-
zation Of a club to represent the better
element Of the city in efforts to purify
the politics of West Hammond and get
honest men in once.
The meeting was along the lines of
the oae that was held in the same hall
some time $50 and an effort was made
to arouse the. people of the village and
set them 70 work concertedIy TO roust
the sang and the dives which have
been running fun blast under their
projections
Rousing speeches Were MADE by
Messrs. RohloT. Manning, Borem. X
Eirchscher and several others and
finally the following officers were elect
ed John Manning, president; Herman
Rohlon secretary, and George Borem.
treasurer
Tile formation Of an independent poll
tical organization for the purpose OF
ousting the gang in West Hammond
was announced in THE LAKE COUNTY
TINES some time ago and this is the
/ indication of concerted action or the
part Or the prime movers in the West
Hammond crusade 10 bring about the
political downfall Of Max, Markham and
their associates
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-11
DE FRANCE IS RELEASED.
man Accused Of killing George Young
Admitted to $4,000 Ball.

Dury Dc France who was held for
murder IN the Grst degree for the death
or George Young the Hobart farmer,
was released or a $4,000 bail bond.
which was furnished by James Roper
Charles Berger, Ed Batterman and =.
J. Swanson. OF Hobart
He was bound over to the Circuit
Court While his attorney has taken
no official action it may be that he vii
ask for change OF venue.
While the eircumstantial evidence is
against De France. still the coroner.s
verdict, which reads: died Of peri
tonitis. caused by external injuries +
may stand in good stead for the de-
fendant, as several physicians testified
that Young's heart, liver. intestines and
kidneys were diseased from alcoholic
stimulants. and that there was no evi-
dence that Young had sustained any
particular injury which he received in
the fight.
Young will be buried tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-11

The site of the glucose factory at
Robertsdale is the scene of great activ-
ity. The trenches for the foundations
are already marked eff and are being
excavated
Eight million brick have been ordered
ana a train load Of cement is on the
way 20 the grounds Pumps have been
put in for the purpose of keeping the
trenches dry during the process Of eX-
cavation as the foundations are 10 be
put on piling that viii be driven IS
feet into the ground.
The factory is to be located west of
what is known as number one" ice
house between Robertsdale and Roby.
big gang OF men will be put TO work
as soon as the work progresses far
enough so that they can be employed TO
good advantage and it is believed that
before winter the actual work OF con
struction viii be well started.