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The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01
Brains WaaesA

Some months ago the Santa Fe
stated the reason they could not sat
isfactorily handle the immense bust
ness on this part of their system was
they had not sufficient cars Inves-
tigated by the intestate commission
discovered four thousand freight cars
in Kansas towns and on side tracks.
Then the company gave as an excuse
that they did not have enough en-
gines to move the great volume of
freight business. This probably is
correct and the public is ready to
make all due allowance. At the same
time. however, the general public is
OF the opinion there is something
lacking at the headquarters of the op-
Grating department. They believe
this department of the greatest rail-
way system in the west is short of
brains, says the Bent County Demo-
crat, and numberless instances could
be mentioned to substantiate this be-
lief. One of the many is here given:
Monday afternoon at four O'Clock
train of tat sheep left here for
Kansas City. Four miles east of
Las Animas they were run onto the
side track at Hilton where they re-
mained thirteen hours. At eleven
O'Clock Tuesday they arrived at Cad
doa, distance fifteen miles, and in
SIX days they arrived in Kansas City.
They should have reached that place
in thirty-six hours.
Not only does there seem to be in
competency at head offices, but graft
has become an epidemic among train
men. Shippers of hay and grain well
know that if they wish decent treat
ment and have cars set out for use
they must pay for the accommoda-
ton. Weighmen and men working at
the beet dumps are held up by these
trainmen as easy prey The other day
an engineer had several beet cars to
drop at Las Animas and because one
OF the men at the dump refused to
give him few dollars he hauled the
cars to La Junta. This accounts in
part why very often farmers are dis
appointed in beet cars. e
A column could be filed of in
STANCES OF incompetency at the head
offices and graft among the train
men who apparently are running the
Santa Fe system to suit themselves.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

is safer than to let it run and cui
it afterwards. Taken at the "sneez
stage" Preventics will head off a
colds and Grippe, and perhaps saw
you from Pneumonia or Bronchiti
Preventics are little toothsome car
dy cold cure tablets selling in S an
10 cent and IS cent boxes. If yo
begin to sneeze, try Preventics. The
will surely check the cold, and pleas
you Sold by all dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01
A Stitch in Time

will save nine. So will bottle Of
Billiards. Horehound Syrup always
kept. on hand save many spell Of
sickness, A sure cure for Coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis and Whooping
Cough. Mrs. S.. Hot Springs, Ark.
writes II keep bottle of Ballards
Horehound Syrup in my medicine
chest, and thank my forethough;
many times. 1t has prevented many
severe spells of sickness" Sold BY
lkelman Bros. /,
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01
rR HOLLY cMfTAN Holly COLORADO FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1897
lgetice for Publication.


Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office
Land Office at Lamar, Colorado,
January ~, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that William
Simpson. of Holly, Colorado, has
filed notice OF his intention to make
final FIVE year proof in support of
his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. 4936, made July II, 1900, for the
ny NEA and Nj NWN, Section
-. Township z3s, Range AZ w, and
that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver, at Lamar,
Colorado. on Tuesday, March IL,
1907. st
He names ahe following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation Of, the land,
viz:
]. S. McMur,ry, of Holly, Colo,
]. P. Harden, of Holly, Colo; w. w.
Reynolds, of Holly, Colo; ]. r. Ad
kins, of Lamar, Colo.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Register.
First pub. Feb. 4 last March. 8.
H.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01
Legislator. Have Pas. Franchise.

AS the Santa Fee has abolished the
ancient and time honored prefosative
of editorial transportation the mould
ers Of public opinion will be. con-
strained to remain in close proximity
to their own iresides in the future.
Railroad conductors, however, say
that every member of the present
legislature is still provided with a
pass franchise.-La Junta Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01
A Baby

should be sunshine in tho house, and
will be if you give, It Whites Cream
Vermlfuse, the best worm medicine
offered to suffering humanity. This
remedy Is becoming the premanent
fixture of all households. A mother
with children can't get along without
a bottle OF Whites Cream Vermi.
fuge in the house. Sold by Ikelmar
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01
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Shoe Sale for 3ODays
At the Racket Store

I'VE want to reduce our shoe stock. sad We
slso want the people Of Holly to Try the lEl!st-
Kendall Shield Brand Of Shoes. We kaow thsre
is nsshiaa better made. % for thirty dsys. ts-
sinsias Saturday. January 26. we will cell I'll
shoes At actual cost. 'Ft
Baker Broahsu.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

Wanted d,-GentlemAn OF lady with
good reference, to travel by rail or
with . rig. for firm Of 100000 90
capital. Salary SI.o7a.oo per. year and
expenses; salary paid weekly and ex-
pensea advanced. ~ Address, with
stamp. Jos; a, AleHayaadaef, yada Holly. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01
Didn't Occur in Holly.

A Syracuse young man went to
party last week and he forgot to
take his girl along, says Journal. Hi.
girl sfelt a little sore" over this
slight and to calm her feelings he
wrote her this poem:
II had knowed
You'd wanted to went
I'd shore come an TUX ye
Ye bet yer last cent.
His girl answered IS follows:
IF | had thunk that's
What you'd did,
You bet I'D wrote you
To TUX me, old kid.
---' = =. - n. leg
A Forty Acre Farm is Large Enoush
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01
The Best Physic.

When you want physic that is
mild and gentle, easy to take and
pleasant in effect. take Chamberla.n's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price
rs cents. Every box warranted. Get
free sample at Ikelman Bros. drug
store and try them
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

c. j. Coilias. ths aewly elected superiaasa-
1eas Of the Holly sckosls. will srrive seoss
Feb 6 or T.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

We understand that Mrs. J. W. Garrison Of
Amity will open photograph gallery in the
bank building about March l.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01
New ori..ns' Great winter carniv.i.

For the Mardi Gras the COLORADO
and Southern Railway will sell from
Windsor and points South thereof to
New Orleans and return at one fare
plus $2.oo on February s, \, and 8,
with extreme limit March and and
stop-overs in each direction.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

Lew Appel hes been in Chicago for the pes.
ten days buying large stock for the summer
and fall trsde.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

Lsmar News says: Miss Myrtle BebIets ef
Holly was here Tuesday and fled on an SO-scre
Homestead south Of Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

Frank Msrwin has purchased the drsy and
transfer line Of W. P. Steele and will hereafter
operate the same in very eAicien, manner.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

Arthur Hsasoo sna sister. Mias kasie. hsve
Lesa lai1 up with the grip this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

Daniel Bell suspended work on tbs ranch
yesterday long enough to make visit to Holly.
which is . treat to him q he does not often get
this opportunity.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

Mias Mi..is TsyIor d Gsrasa City ~ss 9
caller ss this olee lsss wsek on business.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01
Cosn Coal! Co.E

T's'.Er.ph e ! / Rol.s set ~.
have number of sound telegraph
poles ranging from II to Is feet in
length. which ! will sell cheap. Phone
o2 Black. j.. H. Snyder.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

q. We have, sisnsi reading .No tres
passing or hunting on these premises"
At this Office. Just Ioc each
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

Miss Id. McGlashen entertained few Of
her school friends st Handsomely prepared
birthday party this week. which wss greatly
enjoyed by sll present.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

Absus Is HolIyitss took IN Ii. livestock shs.
st Dssver lssH week.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

Walter Creek. the Grsnsds butcher. has just
installed sm.ll electric lighting plant which
is giving excellent satisfaction. The oae recent
ly installed in The Chieitsin Office would have
done the game but for the fac. tbs. the sngins
hssn't the rated horsepower. We thus hsa to
standoa the same until such time ss we are
ready to install more power. which will not
likely be until we rebuild.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

The Famous Mardi Gras. New Or
leans. i.
The Colorado & Southern will sell
tickets form Windsor, and points
South thereof to New Orleans and
return at one fare plus $aoo on Feb
ruary s, 7, and 8, with extreme limit
of March 2, and stop-overs in each
direction. j "sael4~ ,arai39i ~
u u! Y74J59 20 -
We have full line of kalsomiae in
all the popular shades.
R: W, English Lumber Co.
10 EsgIE tgiCl1 y u ri sslEIt
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To stop Cold with "Preventics"
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

Observe the statement Of the First Natiosi
bank Of Holly in this issue. You will note that
the deposits Of that institution are in excess Of
S255 900 while its loans amount to $4,000.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

J. D. Bosue Of Cottonwood Falls. k.s.. has
purchased the dairy business Of J. M. Speer
and will s.sume charge Of the same on March !.
He hes sIso leased the plsce from Mr.. Speer.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01

J. W. Bryee spen. . couple a.ys in Cr.asds
IL:
The Holly chieftain., 1907-02-01
Pert Parafraphs

j. ". Bryce spent . couple lays in Grsnsas
this ~..k.
Aboos Is HolIyitss took IN tie livestock show
st Dssver lss1 week.
Mias Miaais Ts,ior d Gsrdsa City was .
caller ct this o&ee lsst ~sek On Business.
Arthur H.asoa sa1 sister. Mi.s Katie. h.ve
besa lsid up with the grip this week
c. J. Coiiias. ths aewly elected superiaasa-
Sens Of Il. Holly schosls. will srrivs sbost
Feb. 6 or 7.
Lew Appel hes been in Chicago for the pest
ten days buying large stock for the summer
and fall trsde.
Lsmar News says "Miss Myrtle BobIets of
Holly was here Tuesday and fled on an S0scre
Homestead south Of Holly
We understand th.t Mrs J. W. Garrison Of
Amity will open photograph gallery in the
bank building about March l.
Frank Merwin has purchased the drsy and
transfer line Of W. p Steele and will hereafter
operate the same in very efGcien. manner.
Daniel Bell suspended work on tbs ranch
yesterday long enough to make . visit to Holly.
which is treat to him .s he does not often get
this opportunity.
Miss Ida McGlashen entertained few Of
her school friends st Handsomely prepared
birthday party this week. which w.s greatly
enjoyed by eli present.
Observe the statement Of the First Natiosl
bank Of Holly in this issue. You will note that
the deposits Of that institution in excess Of
$255 1000 while its loans amount to $4,000.
j. D. Bogue Of Cottonwood Falls. k.s.. has
purchased the dairy business Of j. M. Speer
and will assume charge Of the same on March !.
He h.s also leased the plsce from Mr.. Speer.
Walter Creek. the Gransds butcher. has just
installed small electric lighting plant which
is giving excellent satisfaction. The one recent
ly installed in The Chieitsin Office would k.ve
doas the game but for the fac. The. the engine
ks.n't the rated Horsepower We thus had to
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
RECOVER BODIES
Of FOUR PEOPLE
FROM PATAPSCO

BALTIMORE, Sept 9.-WIth the find
ing of the bodies of George F. FrisseII.
an emplOye Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road; William O'Leary, aGd IN uniden-
tifed woman, all suspicion Of foul play
vanished. They were the remaining
Ihree members Of The party Of four
two men and two Women-whO left
Kiein's Park, on the Patapsco river,
near this city. on Saturday, and Of
WnOm nothing was seen or heard until
-" body of one of the female members
of he party was picked up yesterday
afternoon near Naresky's shore. another
resort on the PatapscO.
When only one body. that Of Gertrude
Shaughnessy, Of Harrisburg, Pa. was
recovered yesterday. the police autho, j.
ties suspected foul play, but now that
the remaining bodies have been found.
they are satisfied that the unfortunate
persons were victims Of an accidents.
The tnree bodies were found today near
. the spot where the ShaughneSsy wo-
mans BODY was picked up yesterday.
The Shaughnes5y girl was barely tvyen-
ty years old. Accot ding to the woman
with whom she bOanded, she was % a
Well-tO-dO family residing IN Cathedral
street, Harrisburg. and had been mar
Tied To a Charles Griffith, OF Martins
burg. W. Va.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
INDICT POTTS.
ALSO KEMP
AND JENKINS

Three indictments for embezzlement
were returned against James A Kemp,
the missing police clerk, by the grand
jury this morning Two OF the indict-
ments. varying slightly in form, contain
three counts, each charging MIN with
having converted 10 his use a sum Of
money properly belonging 10 the Metro
polltan Police Relief Association. These
amounts are Sl,5lL50 SS19 and $5,162.
The third indictment contains seven
counts and covers the alleged pecUla-
lions as chief clerk and property clerk
OF the Police Department
Another bucket shop Indictment is re-
turned. making the sixth broker in
dicted for violation Of the gaming law
The indictment is against Allison c.
jenkins. 1921 f street
Edwin c. Potts. the missing American
National Bank clerk, is indicted by tbs
grand jury for grand larceny.
The entire list of indictments as re-
turned before Justice Gould this morn
ing was as follows:
James W. Ross, housebreahng and
Lloyd Dixon, assault with dangerous
weapon.
Clarence Saunders, assault with dan
gerous weapon
Henry Jackson, alias William Jackson
embeZZlement.
James A. Kemp. embezzlement.
Hugh L. Burke, embezZlement.
Rov Miller, embeZZlemenL
PiItinato PasQuale, Palermo Gerolma
and Damicos Silvia, grand larceny
William Andersen, assault, dangerous
WedIOn.
Milton Banks, alias George Jones
h0usebreaking and larceny.
Frank Ford. NGDTeQlrlDE private
property
John +. Benuer, embeZzlement.
Celia Redmond. grand larceny.
George Seymour, violation police law
George A. Chase. violation police law
William Barnes, violation police law
Winston Bridget, violation police law.
Edwin c. Potts, grand larceny
Allison c. jenkins, violation S65 code.
James Loman and William Pryor, as
Eault, dangerous weapon.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
FIRE INPRISONS
zoo MINERS IN
MEXICAN SHAFT

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Sept S.-TwO
hundred men are believed to be doomed
in the Las Esperanzas mine in Mexico.
where they are cut of by flames which
followed an explosion yesterday.
Parties who worked ali Gay Sunday
and last night made but little head
way against the flames. The explosion
was caused by fire damp. and is be-
lieved to have killed twenty-seven
miners. At least 130 were injured. Many
who were rescued have but slight hope
Of recovery.
The miners here are furious at the
management as This IS the second ex-
plosiOn, and precautions have been
taken TO guard the property against
possible attacks
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
MARITAL WAR
Of TEN YEARS
CAUSED SHOTS
Mrs. w. B. Herbert.
Mrs. w. B. Herbert.
Man Who Attacked Wife
in Crowded House
May Recover.

Wellington B. Herbert. who saOt him
self last night after firing several shots
in a crowded room at his wife and sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. George Nothey, of 1921
Third street southeast, now lies in a
serious condition at the Providence
Hospital, although II IS said this after
noon that the wounded man mas caanCes
for recovery.
The shooting. which occurred shortly
after 10 o'clock last night. was, accord
ing to abe members Of the family who
Witnessed il, caused by Mrs. Herbert 5
refusal to return home with ner hus-
band, from whom she had been sep
araJed for three weeks. The escape OF
Mrs. Herbert. her sister, Mrs. NOthey.
and several other members Of the family
appears nothing short OF miraculous.
Both Of the women probably owe their
lives TO the presence OF mind displayed
by falling to the floor as though dead.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Couple to Live in Wash
ington After Brief
Honeymoon.
MRS. ALLEN COCKRELI

SPRING LAKE BEACH. y. J.. Sept
9-At high noon today this ultra-fash-
ionabIe resort was the scene Of the
prettiest and most select. although in
formal, wedding that society In this
quarter has been privileged 70 witness
since the wedding OF Marquis Martin
MOloney. the Philadelphia traction mag
nate, some six years ago.
The contracting parties were Mrs.
Frances Elliott Reed, daughter Of Henry
Elliott. ST. Of ST. Louis. Mo, aid Allen
CockreI third son of former United
States Senator F. NJ. CockreH Of Mis-
souri,.
The nuptials were celebrated In the
east parlor OF the summer home Of
Henry Elliott, ST.. Of St Louis, No.
on Warren avenue, and were performed
by the Rev. DR.. W. J. Williamson. pas
tor OF the Grand Avenue Baptist Church
Of St. Louis. Both the west and east
parlors were profusely, but tastefulIy,
decorated with palms. pOtted plants, and
the hardy flowers Of the autumnal sea
son.
Brides Wonderful Gown.
The groom was attired in a Prince
Albert coat and light trousers. The
brides wedding gown was a wondrously
elegant creation Of Valenciennes AID
baby Irish lace over chiffon. with a
magnificent veil OF old point lace reach
ing down 10 the floor.
The bride entered the parlor lear ing
on the arm OF her father. Henry Elliott
ST.. where. standing under a canopy OF
smiIax and wild flowers, she was given
away. The best man was William II.
Holloway, of Washington. D. G.
The gifts from the parents, relatives.
and frierds Of the happy couple.
though not numerous, were rare and
costly, many OF which were sent direct
to the new hOme being prepared for
them in Washington.
Following the marriage rites and p1s-
scntation Of guests, an elaborate but
dainty wedding breakfast was enjoyed
by the happy couple and relatives of
the bride and bridegroom.
They left On an early afternoon train
for the st. Lawrence river and the
provinces Of Canada to enjoy an extend
ed honeymoon.
Some of Those Present.
A partial list of relatives in attend
ance included the bri6e's perents, dr.
and Mrs. Henry Elliott, ST.; Miss Vesta
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott, jr.,
and Mrs c. r. Ligntner, al Of St
Louis: former United States Senator
Francis COckreH Of Missouri, Mr.. and
Mrs +. r. Gallaudet, Francis CoCkrell
Gallaudet, of Dayton, Ohio, and Miss
Cockrell, OF Washington, D. c., i sister
Of the bridegroom.
Among the invited friends were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Gardner, of St. Louis;
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Heilner, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Watson. and Mrs William
J. Swayne, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs W Mosely Swain. Of Haverford.
"a; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Curry, OF
Bayside, /. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. Bartoi
Hall, of Glencove. L. l.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Marburg of Baltimore; DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Eirxbride, OF Philadelphia: Mrs
I.yda Roth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
G. Luyties, of St. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Drummond, Of New York
city, and Mrs Weber. of Bayside, L. l.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Marital Warfare. ''

This is but the termination Of ten
years marital warfare. Ny life since
marriage ten years ago has been little
else besides a continual fight. In July
had to have my husband arrested for
whipping me, and he was fined $40 in
police court About three weeks ago
we separated. and when I char "a him
with non-suppOrt the court ordered
that he pay me Sc per week for the
support of our small children. He has,
however, paid this but one week since
that time.
IN the meantime, he has endeavored
to persuade me TO return 10 him, which
/ have refused 10 do. Since our separa-
ton I have been staying with my sister
here Prior TO this time we were living
At 3l5 II street northeast, where my hus-
band still has rooms.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Shoots Himself.

The 5nraged husband, seeing their
prostrate bodies, let fly another shot in
the crowded room and then turned the
weapon On himself, inhicting q wound
Just below the heart. This attempt at
self-destruction was made before the
mans father. Joseph Herbert, who was
present, could stay his sons arm Clar-
enCe Goldsmith. a brother Of Mrs. Her
bert, also ran 10 the apparently Crazed
man. but did rot reach him until he had
exhausted bis ammunition
Mrs Herbert when seen this morning
BY a Times reporter was still in a high
IL nervous condition from the effects Of
the fright, but gave a graphic and lucid
account of the sensational affair. Her
version Of the events leading up to and
following the shooting is as follows;
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
FORTY-NINE STARVED
IN LONDON IN A YEAR

LONDON, Sept. 9.-Forty-nine persons
died Of starvation in the city Of London
in one year according TO a report made
to parliament Outside OF London. the
number was LIZ Whitechapel union
showed the greatest number, seven, and
the total number in th~ eastern dis
trict of London was thir -.
Papers are renlarking - the report
should be of interest To charitable So
Cieties.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Second Visit.

Saturday night he made me another
visit here, ard firmly believe that he
intended to pun off this affair at that
time. as he insisted that I should walk
up the street with him, as he claimed
he wished to get some money changed
to pay me the Sc for the children. re-
fused to go and told him to leave the
money with the court as he had been or
dered TO do. Something told me that
there was going to be trouble, as he
seemed nervous and acted peculiarly.
Sunday night he came back to see
me. and my brother Clarence asked me
To step out on the porch and talk TO
him / declined TO go. 1 presume that
Continued on Eleventh Page
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Samuel GOmperS Plans
A Peaceful Settlement
Of TelegrapherS' Strike
Telegram Arranges
Meeting Of Leaders
WASHINGTON, Sept. Q.

" NAoH4NG 4ONs sept -
S. J. Small, president C. T. U. A.,
Astor House, New York;
Samuel Gompers requests you
to meet him at Pennsylvania sta
ton, Twenty-third street, New
York side, at $50 this evening,
and to bring Organizer Herman
Robinson with you.
Mr.. Gompers viii have a propo-
sition TO make to you. and we
urge that you give it most seri-
Gus consideration and, if posi-
Die, bring the strike 10 an honor
able termination.
c. S. HEWEY,
w. ". BEATTIE.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

Unless present plans fmiscarry there is
every hope and indication that the tele-
graph strike will come 70 a peaceable
termination thin the next few days
II a meeting with President 5. J. Small
is arranged for Samuel Gompers, OF
the American Federation of Labor, this
evening a proposition viii be made 20
the foUiGer By Mr.. Gompers, and 1t Is
the sincere belief among officials OF the
commercial union that President Small
VIII, after consulting with other officials,
accept
II viii then oe necessary 10 present
the proposition To the presidents OF the
two telegraph companies. and il is un-
dcrstood that the companies viii accept
Immediately since II IS the only po5sl-
BILE method Of peaceably settling the
strike at once and with honor 10 both
sides.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Net Samuel Gompers.

This morning G. 5. Hervey. president
Of the Richmond local, and W. W. Beat
tie. one Of the national vice presidents
met Samuel GOmpers by appointment 70
discuss the strike situation, for the pur-
pose Of formulating some proposition
which might be acceptable 10 both the
strikers and the companies. Mr. Com
pers made his TWO Visitors thoroughly
acquainted with all OF his movements
in his position of adviser TO the union
and well intended mediator
Nothing definite could be learned OF
the action taken by the three, nor OF
the nature of the proposition which, II Is
said viii end the strike at once If ac-
cepted by the companies, OF pTOlong II
indefinitely II rejected Mr.. Hervey
stated, however, that in his opinion the
plan Of mediation IS so fair 10 both
Sides that il will be adopted. possibly
tonight BY President Small. who Will
Immediately ask Labor Commissioners
Neil 10 present it to the presidents OF The
two CDmVaDleE.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
BUILD SIX DWELLINGS.

Francis y. BIundOn win erect six two
story brick dwellings at 50 TO SO Adams
street northwest after plans made by
Architect W c. Allard.
The estimated cost is placed at S24, COO.
The houses are to have all modern
equipments.