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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-19
FOLK SUES FOR BACK PAY
Friendly Action 10 Fix Disputed salary
when He Was Circuit Attorney.

when Tie Was Circuit Attorney.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. Is.-Gov, Folk fled suit
to-day in the Circuit Court against the city
Of st. Louis to collect any salary that may
be due him while he was Circuit Attorney OF
st. Louis.
The suit is styled AN agreed case Il de-
termine the amount due the plaintiff by the
defendant" In 1901 the Legislature in
creased the salary 10 5000 a year. Benja-
min S~chaurmacher, then City Counsellor,
but nov State Election Commissioner ruled
that the increase took effect in Folks term
and he was paid at the increased rate until
October. 1908, when Charles W. Bates, the
new City Counsellor. ruled against Folk
who refused to accept his salary at the old
rate. II the Governor wins there will he
due him Is, s33.83
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
impoverished Soil

Impoverished soil, like impov'
erished blood, needs n proper
fertilizer. A chemist 10y analyz-
ing the soil can tell you what
fertilizer 20 use for different
products.
Ii your blood is impoverished
Your doctor will tell You what
YOU need TO fertiliSc it and give
it the rich, red corpuscles that
are lacking in it. II may be you
need a tonic, but more likely you
need "A concentrated fat food.
and fat is the element lacking
IN your system.
There j. NO fat food that is
So easily digested and assimi-
lated as
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Jealousy i ike enmliy The less said
about II the better
The club an through ne sccus ~ be-
In the wrong hands
The mcancst father that ever lived
isn half a. mean as the mcauost hus.
band
Occasionally hove affairs drag on 20
that cupid disappears aud Father Time
takes his place.
When there aTc sicku..ss aud trouble
and mother - sent lot that - one ora
sion when NO one notices she wears old
fashioned clothes
Don I keep your cyvr on the man you
have just heard something bad about
IL Is more important that you keep
them on your mouth
II man is saying anything he
shouldn't and bis wife gives him a little
punch under the table hc takes II for an
encore aud says Il again Atrhison
Globe
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
safety In EIrNator..

Many persons have an objection 20
riding IN elevators. or more property
Speaking this objection should be- class
ed as a feeling ~ dread OF fear But
according 10 The superintendent ~ a
blk office building n Philadelphia The
safest place for "a person 60 be IL lu an
elevator that is. stausticnny speaking
In the set Of elevators for which sta.
tistics have been kept by the supcrin
tendcnt there has been ana average
transportation ~ 10000 persons each
year Tor seven years. an aggregate ~
l6sO0.op0. and Of this number but one
person has been injured. and that In
jury did not result fatally Rochester
Post-Erprcss
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01

the trimmings and makeup An are
French. For dressy occasions all are
full and. without exception. elbow
sleeves
Corsets are more elaborate and more
expensive than ever Many OF the very
newest models indicate clearly the lines
demanded in the fashionable figure by
the latest froCk ideas.
Fullness Of bust is desired and a
high bust is demanded 10y All princess
gowns and waists OF the day. AZ a
fashionable corsetaire's many novelties
are seen. One of the latest conceptions
is the bust support which IL worn with
any corset will give the correct bust
lines. They are charming with frills of
lace, ribbon knots aud shoulder straps
of wide silk elastic. which fasten under
the arm
There is a short corset waist. terminal.
ing under the arm. made Of woven rib.
bon and worn with the bust support
These are only for the slender figure
for which there is also the long. straight
front corset with short hips and high
bust
The new full length French corset FOR
the stout figure is made with the lower
part of cOutil, incasing the hips and So
cut as 10 reduce their size. the bust
| high and fiat or full, as desired And
| they are gorgeous in batiSte brochc
| plain silk. embroidered or brocaded.
Carriers. sachcts. etc. are growing
more attractive each year. Round gar
tiers are made with softly shirred satin
| or lowered ribbon covering the wild,
! elastic. with a rather wide lace fril
/ falling below The vertical gartcrS ar,
/ fascinating trifcS Of lowered or plain
/ ribbon shirred over broad elastic and
bordered with narrow valencicunes
I lace frills. ChouX ~ chiffon form IN,
| finish
3 Themselves Of every description ar,
the rage. Many are dainty and very
| elaborate. They adoru shirt waists and
every kind Of gown.
Just a word about the new spring
/ goods for your street frock Gray i,
/ the leading shad" MiXed gruys 81
J fawn effects i'm broken plaidS or checks
or stripes, also shepherd plaids. in soft
smooth finished English suitingS ar,
. ON Wow in all the fashionable >hops
and some Of the frockS displayed in
/ the modish Fifth avenue windows mr.,
1 stunning But Of that more anon.
! tOur roaders may have amy question
. concerning fashion or fabrics aus,yere,
| without chargC by Rene Dcvcraux. the
/ fashion expert by addressing Rene Dey.
"rauK. T. .. Box 300. Madison SQUARE
New York inclosing stamp for reylyl
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
An ApimAl Story For
Little Folks
THE BUSYBODY

one day Mr. Trunks was quite sick
IL was all because hc had taken toc
much of the pink lemonade that the
peanut boy in the circus. where MIR
Trunks resided. had given him for q
Joke. And Just as he was feeling the
worst there came buzzing along MIR
Buebottle Fly.
He was one OF those busybodics that
always mix themselves up In other pco.
pies affairs and always know what IL
best for boys and girls. much better.
indeed. than their parents
oh. dear. I'm so sick" moancl Mr.
Trunks.
You eat too much" buzzcd the ny
IN his right ear.
You ought Co take antifat'
ooh. ny on cried Mr.. Trunks You
increase my pain" And he jabbed AZ
him with his trunk and missed him
again
II know all about your case. huzzcd
MFR BluebQttle close 20 has mouth II
have been all summer around soda
water fountain IN drug store. and
am now quite skilled doctor You
should take liver pills and then salts
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01

"NENr riHE roc WILL MIND YOUR oWN
RUHiNE~s
and then tonic No candy. no tarts. n0
peanuts Go 10 Bad AZ Study your
lessons In the afternoon and never &C
night should advise you Ia give up
the circus business as Il is ton wear
ing
WIN you please ~ away grO@ncd
Trunks
You ought 90 have a mustard piA ster
on your stomach and a blister on your
head
An Idea struck Mr. Trunks
Mr.. Fly" be said. do you suppose
n you stung me On the head IL would
30 FOR Il ny bllsterY'
"Of course Most certainly I shall
uy Of once" bozzei the busy body
Trunks lowered bis bead aud Mr. Ply
~ lie bsg.n 60 sting Mr. Trunks
begnn 70 all his trunk with pink len
onAde
suddenly 10 raised bic trunk shook
OF Mr. Bluebottle. aimed AZ him - he
new ty aud doJrs~d him With the con
fonts Next time " said BE- you will
mind your own business think be
did Detroit Journal
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
Clears n. csnpIsIIsu.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup .uH.
ulA.os the liver and thoroughly els.'-
ses the system aud clears tho COZ.
PleIiou Of pimplcs aud blotchc. %
l. the best LAXATIVE for women al.
children a. it j. mild and plcA.as,
and does not sripe or 'ickeu On"
is much superior TO pills, apers''
waters and all ordinary cathartie. q
Il does not irritate the stomach a..
bowels Woods & Ormo.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
Do Not Be Imposed Upon.

Foley n Co, Chicago originated
Honey aud Tar as q throat add lung
remedy, aud on account II the great
merit aud popularity Of Foley Hon
cy and Tar many imitation. are Of
fcrcd for the genuine. The, worth
les, limitations have similar sounding
names Beware Of thcm The gen
uinc folcys Honcy and Tar D.. in
yellow package Al for u aud rc.
fuse any substitute o. B.. the best
remedy Tor cough, and Geld. Woods
& Orme.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01

INN W A@fh MIR AbA Ah'flsAs
Hand me a banana. | say" cried
Mr. Rooster Il am so hungry I can
hardly see straight Hand me banana
or two"
But Mr. Giraffe only laughed and
said There is plenty Of good. ripe
fruit up here. partner Come up and
help yourself"
Very well. replIed Mr. Rooster. II
you will not let me share your dinner
shall let everybody know that you are
here"
Then he raised himself upon his toes
Tapped his wings and crowcd as loud
as he could. "Cock-a- dOodl c-doo-o-o-o-ow
Some hunters who were near by
heard the rooster and came running 20
the scene. They threw n laSso about
the CRATES neck and took him away
to spend the rest Of his days In cir.
Gus The rooster they gave good
home. and he lived to ripe age very
happily. Atlanta Constitution
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
An Aoipal Story For
Little Folks
INF USfAlThfUl
CRATES FATE

The giraffe and the rooster once form
81 q partnership They agreed 20 share
and share alike all things they got
one day after they bad looked In vain
FOR something 10 eat they came 90 a
tail banana tree
All. here We are. cried Mr. Rooster
Help yourself. Brother Giraffe and
toss few ~ the juicy bananas down
here L. me
But Mr. Giraffe had forgotten thc
bargain he had made
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
EaEIy CIs.snsktas.

The first attempt al glassmaking ia
This country was some years hsforr the
Revolution aud was made at Quincy
Mas. by "A company Of Germans.
Some specimens Of their artici,~ still
exist The place In Quincy where their
mandatory was established acquired
from them the nam. 81 Germantown
which name II retains % the present
time. The site % their manufaciory IL
now occupied by the Institution called
the Sailors Snug Iiarbor About i7S5
Robert IIewe@. n well known citlEen ~
Boston. made probably the first effort
10 establish a window glass manufac-
tory on this continent Mr. Hcwcs car
ried bis works To The fuel aud erected
bis factory Ia the forest Of New Hamp-
shire
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
a Famous widow.

one ~ the most famous widows OF
antiquity was Agrippina, the widow Of
Germanicus. During the lifetime OF
her husband she attended him In an his
campaigns and shared his dangers.
Suspccting that her husband had been
poisoned. she had his presumed muir.
dcrcr assass.natcd and was herself
soon after treated with such indignity
by Tibcrius that she was driven to
despair and starved herself 10 death
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
JUR NEW YORK
WEEKLY LETTER
Pony Coats the Approved Spring Style.
The Princess and Empire Gowns De-
r,snd Use Of the High Bust Corset.
BY RENE oEVERAUx.


The craze for empire robes, empire
effects and all that is empire has sA-
tended TO the realm OF coats and the
modish spring jacket is the smart lit
lie pony coat in length twenty-four
| inches
II il an abbreviated box, double or
/ single breasted. with coat collar or re-
vcrS. 1t hangs loose from the shout
/ ders i'm the back and. like all fashions
at the present moment. is designed for
tine glorifcation of the Sylphlike form
For the figure OF heavier proportions
il i made with the semihtting back
The sleeves are the plain coat and put
in the armhole in such fashion as 10
stand out. to not droop for they must
give breadth 10 the shoulders and thus
make the waist measure seem smaller.
COverts. cheviots and broadclothS are
the materials used. and. as this IS the
first peep az the prevailing mode Tor
spring. they are 50 far seem only m All
shades OF tan Those in white broad |
cloth are designed Co give joy 10 the /
summer girl Arrayed in one Of these. |
with white broadcloth skirt and the I
latest in sailors. she viii be well equip F.
ped 10 conquer pastures new
Quite the chicest toilet seen at Del /
on a matinee day OF last week .
was a pony coat Of the nghtest Of tan 4
broadCloth. with skirt and shoes 10
match The little French chapeau of
the same color had a medium straight
brim and high crown. The effective
was cell blue chiffon rosettes
and dull gold lace.
The Elton and the bolero are quite the
rage for every kind Of wear. These
are made up in silk and deliberately
with lace embroidery or chlf
ION The handsome applique embroid-
cries afford opportunities for the man
lfacture OF gorgeous and srtistic little
Jackets that will give picturesqueness
md cachet even to the robe. otherwise
plain. Irish crochet is much used and
yards and yards OF chiffon plaitngs in
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
Bonnie Little HOns For Sale.

The Roney cottagc oa Princeton
St good ncighborho5d fue repairs.
bargain. Apply 10 5 VI J,ol,n'
or TO the owner J VI. pERsoNs
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
Tradition ncnch-

The bull had just entered the china
shop. " Here" hc remarked. "is where
! knock tradition cndwiSc" Carefully
backing from the place without so
much ms Earring a sauccr. be Inquired
Tie route TO The stockydrds and went
his way. Philadelphia Ledger
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
Breaking the Record

Small Brother ,cuthusiastlcally,-Ob
grandma. Harry broke the record 1T
the collcg" contest, Grandma Well
/ declare, that boy is always breaking
something. What will 10 cost TO fix A.
Dr. VIII he have 10 rot new one?
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01
Has Stood the Test IS Years.

The old, original Grove, Tastless
Chill Tonic. You know what YOU
are taking 1t is iron aud quinine
IN TASTES, form. No cure. No pay
SOC.
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A Guaranteed Cure For

Itching. Blind, Bleeding. ~
Piles. Druggists are autumn
refund money if Pazo o'"''"
To cure in u to II day 'V'
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01

Thoma, Blackwell Coal conF
celebrated "Crab Orchard ''1
handled exclusively by u- noI
ter JonS SuTuERLA1
Phone POO.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-01

Our 20 page Spring and Summer c.ta-
loFi', m encyclopedia Of New York fash
lon and household supplies Will b, read,
IN March. Sent free on request Write
Tor u """ Make use Of thu low prices
and save money Address Room IN
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-01
Among Our Subscribers

T.. b. Roberts is "A new sub
scriber this week.
W. J. Byars was a substan-
tial caller from Waverly Wed
nesday.
A. j. Robens and X. N.
Taylor were in from Herndon
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. j.. G. Martin. of
Sedalia, is "a new subscriber
this week.
Jos. Pittman, a genial far
mer from north of Malta Bend
dropped in Monday to help US
along a little and paid his
paper two years in ad vance.
ID. NJ. Harris ordered the
Republican sent TO his daugh-
ter, V. A. Doty. of o. r.,
while at the convention Satn-
day.
Mrs. Mary Harland has our
thanks for renewal this weak.
Geo. N. Epperson, one OF
Saline's war horses" handed
us several dollars Friday on
subscription while 10 from
East Saline. =
louis Kammeyer, ArfoR
Rock; NJ, O'Hearn, Slater; 3.
w. Harris, Fetsroy Harris
land g. ". Little Miepi. wsre
among TIE many ~ remaa
bered ~ aiherally 6atssels
Luther Carmeap, u talwart
young RepubIiean Of Elm.
wood. was among those W
handed ~ : doalar eetard6y
~ TIE conyention. "
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-01

L. A. Brown, our new real
estate man, says he received
the sad news of the death Of
his aunt, Mrs. Mollie Miller,
at Casey, ILL.,, Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. Browns mother
died while he was in infancy
and this aunt raised him, SO
that the death is IA blow.
Chas. Janueck, a%ccompani-
ed by his daughters, Misses
Mile and Katie, and son,
Frank came to Marshall to do
some shopping Tuesday. He
wanted To see if he could de-
pend on the advertisements
of our merchants on low
prices, so he made the trip
from below Arrow Rock. We
hope he was not disappointed.
Come again.
Prof. L. A, Hagan, the we'll
known portrait artist, has re-
opened his studio at his home
opposite the cottage hotel in
this city. Mr.. Hagan is a
master in his profession, hav-
ing taught the art 10 large
cities many years. and has
won the highest praise for his
excellent work from the
wealthy and cultured people
of Marshall as well as from
the same class all over the
United States where he did
art work. Such . business
will be = valuable acquisition
" Marshall and we btspeak
for him y consideration when
fne pictures, fair treatment
and perfect safety II the
small photo is wanted.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-01
90 To Texas

with Il. M. Ehlers, NJ. X. Il
r. Agt. Low rates every first
and third Tuesdays. Do not
miss this. He can show you
bargains in Texas, which are
safe and will make you good
money. Also in Oklahoma
and Indian Territory. Meet
him at Little Rock Mo-, or
write. Leave wharf ut 1920.
Arrive Boonville 4 pm, and
leave for the good part Of
Texas on the flyer. Do not
delay. W.2O)
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-01
u~ncalIsd-for Letters

The following letters remsiped 10
The postof'ce on May 30. and unless
called for within 30 days Will be cent
o the dead letter ONCE.
Miss L. Anderson. Miss Birdie But
ler' Miss Myrtle Cox. Miss Ruby Mot
tsr' Mrs. Moilis Brown, Mrs.. G. C.
Hunter, mrs. Ella Jones. Mrs. Mar.
the Jones. Mrs. Ella Tsggsrd and
Chimney Webster.
l. Y. Brown, Walter Dickson. Will
Grinitb, J. Keys, Jno. Mcdonald, and
J. Y. TulI.
NJ T. cHAsrAIS. p. NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-01
ATsxas Wonder

There's q Hill NJ Bowie. Texas.
tbst's twice IS big - last year. THE
wonder 10 w. l.. Hill. swho from .
weight OF 30 pounds has grown 20
over $50. He says; ~ suffered with
. terrible cough. and doctors gsvs me
up 70 dis OF consuiAption. Twas re-
dseed 70 20 pounds, when ! began tax.
Ing Or. Kings New. Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds
Now, after taking IL bottles, Ihsvs
more than doubled In weight and an
compietsiy cured" Only sur Cough
and Cold cure. Gsrrantsd by r. H.
Franklin Druggist. SOC. and el.oo.
Trial bottle free.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-01
Protect Your Buildings

This is to certify that we
have examined and investi-
gated the system invented and
perfected by the firm OF
Messrs. Dodd and Struthers,
Of Des Moins Iowa in the use
of their pure copper cable
Lightning Rod for the pro-
lection OF houses, barns and
buildings in general against
lightning and We do most
earnestly and heartily recon-
mend their local agents, the
firm of Bidstrup g. Hammond
also Monument dealers, OF
Marshall, Mo-, TO the consid-
Grafton Of The patrons of the
Saline Fire 4 Lightning Co.
Of Saline.
1T. Stouffer, Pres,
W.1e) T. III. Tucker, Secy.
M.L |WNAAHA 81 LL
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-01
Tried to Shoot Wife

A negro by the name Of
Williams shot at his wife Sat.
urday evening about 8 p. IN.
Shreckler took a hand
in the affair and shot at Will
liams, who then made himself
scarce. No one was hurt.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-01
our nelpsrs

Three week ago we ANNOUNCE
ed that we had purchased a
new press, type, etc, costing
over 500 and would shortly
improve the paper materially
and at the same time made
an appeal for n little help,
especially to delinquents.
The response has been most
gratifying-that is in so far
that many responded by pay
ing their subscription a year
or more in advance, On the
other hand we failed To get
the response we desired. We
have hundreds of subscribers
in arrears and we hoped they
would make u special effort to
help us out md ut the same
time square themselves. Our
press will be here in two
weeks and we are still con.
~siderably short of our needs
so please. gentlemen, chip in
IL you're behind Tor in danger
of getting beh,ndD and help
to make your paper the pride
of Saline. We do not promise
"a material Improvement until
after "A month or so when
everything has been rearrang-
ed and is running smoothly.
The following have respond.
ed ~ date:
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-01
LOCALS.

fine.
Isaac Sydenstricker is back
from Kansas City much i'm.
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Byars,
of Waverly. are guests this
week Of Mrs. Almira Carroll
on Salt Pond.
Mrs. Mary Harland visited
her daughter. Mrs. Preston
Mitchell, at Fairville last
week.
Gen. X. c. Horne is again
back in Marshall, having sew.
cred his connection with the
Kansas City Post.
j. r. Saunders. one of NAL
t. Bends substantial colored
citizens. had business in Mar.
shall Monday.
j. A. Campbell came over
from Miami Tuesday TO do
some shopping. Will Barnes
accompanied him.
j. j. Otley, "A manufactures
Of Chicago, was the guest Of
his uncle. Obed Noble, the
past week.
Milton Clemens was seri.
ously hurt in the baseball
game ut the college Saturday
afternoon. but is doing nicely.
Frank Coleman, who recent
ly located here from Malta
Bend, has u position as sales
man with Murphy. Mills Cloth
ing Co.
Lon Shieszer, of Hardeman
came in Tuesday 10 take in
commencement exercises at
M. v. G. There may have
been other attractions.
A remarkable thing about
the big Republican convention
in Marshall Saturday was that
nearly everyone present was
a reader of this paper.
Robt. Velten. of West Glas.
gov. was u pleasant and sub
~stantial caller Monday. He
moved his date up more than
IA year ahead.
Mrs. j. Il. Wilson was "A
pleasant visitor from Crotch
er Tuesday. She ordered the
Republican sent Ia her
dau shter, Mrs. Ella Witcher
Wilson. at Lawton, Okla.
j. Il. Hixson has been EN-.
ployed rs principal of the west
building To take Prof. A. &.
Gwinn's former position and
Miss Elizabeth Holman will
supply the position vacated by
Miss Mary Fisher in the nigh
school.
Two prisoners broke out of
the city Jail Saturday night.
One of the men was "a colored
man suspected of chicken
stealing, the other a white
man arrested for drunkenness.
A state warrant is out for
them.
DR.. r. II. Nuckles, the os'
teopath, returned from Kinks
vile Monday where he took il
the graduating exercises o.
the osteopathic college, o.
which he is a graduate. III,
reports a splendid time ane
the school prospecting.
Mrs. Bette Moore ant
Miss Pattie Lucy, of Cunning
ham, Washington, were
guests this week of Mrs
MOore's sister. Mrs. L. &
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-01
HemeAeeker's Excursions

Special lt~ rstss 20 The South,
southwsss snd West Liberal return
iimits and ssop,ovsr privileges.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-01

Chas. Reppenl,agen has
pWaehesed ths +. g. cbrp-
sss4 Ink 81 harness ana will
move p the PAIL Simon
plumbing shop on Xest
Arrow 3here he will csrgv .
large line ~ saddief} and
hnrnse12t pripes iqwer 49,
1@ 4;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
GROUND BROK N FOR pOwERHOUSt
To b. Buiit by Wnm neion IAehi, Powei
aud teIrphone to. on the Brundv,vtno

To BE- Butt by Wum neion Lishi, Powei
aud el-phone %. on the Brundywino
Ground has been broken for the pro-
posed electric plant of the Wilm ngton
Light, Power and Telephone Co., ON
the site purbased on the north side of
tue Brandywine. The company pur-
chased the old warehouse of the Jcssup
a Moore Co. on the north side of the
Brandywine, a short distance east OF
the power plant Of the Wilmington
City Railway Co.. and j is in front of
the warehouse that the new buildings
are to be erec ed.
1t is expected that the plant will be
finished some time next fall. The A.
S Reed q Bro. Co., has the contract
TO put the buildings. IL has been
the general impression that tn ware
house bu lding, which is large and
very old structure, was to be torn down
at once, but it has been learned that
such is not the intention of the com
pany at least for some time. That
building viii be used as a storeroom
and the new buildings will be in front
of il.
The engine and boiler rooms will be
80 by 90 teet. All of the foundations
are to be Of concrete, and barge
load of sand to be used for that pur-
pose is now being unloaded at the
wharf. The newbuildings will run up
to the end of the present wharf and it
will be necessary to build a Golfer dam
about fifteen feet out from the wharf.