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.TUKS OF MANY
: CORPORATIONS
INCREASED
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
co. ALMOST DOUBLES THE
SUM AT WHICH ITS RETURNS
WERE FIRST MADE.

Atlanta. GA, June 1S.-CompS
General W. A. Wright yeste
reached an agreement with the s,
en Bell Telephone Company w
by he secured an increase Of Ge
valuation Of its property in G gia
similar to that recently made in the
property Of the Georgia Railw. and
Electric Company.
According to the a Ement
reached with General MAJ Ter w.
T Gentry, the teIephours gmpany's
valuation in Georgia is ga at 49,
100000, or more than buble the
original return, which $1,71, ,356.
qhts is practically in 5gtoportlon to
the street railway incq Use.
General Manager G ~ agreed to
make this return und arotest. He
said he could not swear 70 it because
it was too high but that he would not
80 to arbitration.
Other Big Increases.
The comptroller general likewise
secured substantial increases in two
other corpporation returns.
The Rome branch of the Western
and Atlantic railroad, which is now
owned by the Nashville, Chattanooga
and ST. Louis, Is miles long, origi-
nally returned at $14I,0OO, has been
assessed at $3G5,0o0, an increase of
$4,000, and the Nashville, Chatta-
inooga and ST Louis has agreed to
this valuation.
The Athens Street Railway Com
pany, which originally returned its
property at $223.0OO, has consented
to an increase of 100000. making q
fetal valuation of $32G coo
They Are Falling in Line.
The indications are that the cor
porations all over the state are be-
ginning to fall in line, and that prac-
tically all Of them will consent to
materially increased valuations this
year instead Of going to arbitration
over it.
This makes four or five large cor
.porations which have assented to the
figures fixed by the comptroller gen
eral without arbitration He has an
nounced his determination to equal
ize the valuation Of all the corporate
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important That Every Reg
iStGrGd Voter Should Go
to the Polls
IBl-THIRD VOTE NECESSARY
Citizens Should Lay Aside Ali Busi
ress Long Enough to Vote and
Prevent Double Taxation
Next Year.

The people Of Glynn county win
today decide at the polls whether or
not the county commissioners are to
issue bonds in the sum of $4,000
the money to be used for completing
the handsome new court house and
erecting a new jail
1t is generally believed a sufi-
dcisnt number Of votes will be polled
10 authorize the issue, but it is the
d1ty of every qualified voter in the
county to go to the polls and cast
his ballot It is believed that the
necessary two-thirds vote would have
been polled before had the people OF
the county taken enough interest in
the election to go to the polls, but
as it was they all thought that their
vote would not be needed and conse-
queB-ly the required number fell
short The bonds are to be used for
two good purposes. The handsome
new court house is now nearing com
pletion and about $4,000 of the
money is needed for the final work
That the county is badly in need
new Jail there is no doubt what
Every grand jury for the past
al Years has recommended mat
jail IS one oil the worse needs
oi the county There is no other
way at present OF securing TINS
money except by double taxation ana
The commissioners do not want 70
resort to this melhod unless 1t Is
absolutely necessary
L "il take vote ol O"o-ln'' u7 %
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YOUNG GIRL WOUNDED
BY MEN HAVING DUEL

pirmingham Ala, June l8.--Jahie"
n Marshall, a prominent citizen "no
eroaged in O. street duel with Deputy
Constable william Reeves some lli"e
aoo and whose pistol fred a bullet
drring the melee that wounded Miss
noile Cayle in The leg, has been I'M
dicted for assault to murder Miss
GAYLE. as well as for assault 70 iie' e
der reeves. Reeves was indicted for
assault to murder Marshall
Mise Gayle was passing along the
street. near the scene when a sl'a5
buliet from MarshalIs pistol a'i'ieO
al Reeves struck her
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Shot Through Head.

New York, June 1S.-Laura, the
19-year-old wife Of James Woardell,
was Shot through the head and killed
al their home in West Twentg-ifth
street tonight The husband who IS
six years The senior CT his wife. noti-
fed the police, explaining that his
wife had taken her own life in ac-
cordance with suicide pact into
uhich the two had entered. He was
arrested
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pankhead Aanolnted.

Birmingham, Ala, June 1S.-GoYer-
nor Conner, who is in birmingham,
today appointed former Congressman
John II. Bankhead to the vacancy in
the United States senate from Ala
bama, caused BY the death Of Senator
John T. Morgan, the appointment to
hold until the legislature meets July
10. Colonel Bankhead ran first in
the democratic primaries for alter
nate senator last August.
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s4ranne Was Murdered.

Raleigh, ~ c.. June 18.-Ionigh'
fbe coroner's jury in the case OF DR.
r s Rowland. charged with the
murder by poison Of Engineer Chas
p Strange. rendered a verdict that
Strange came to his death in some
unnatural manner unknown to the
furv and that for this Or D. S. ROW
land and his wife, Lilly NJ Rowland
tne widow Of Strange, be held with
ont bail for the action Of the grand
jury. ~ Z
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LIVINGSTON SAVES
GEORGIAN HIS,
PLACE
THE REPRESENTATIVE BLOCKED
UNJUST ATTEMPT TO RETIRE
COL. PERKlNS-CAsE CAUSES
A SENSATION.

Washington, D. C., June 1S.--Some-
thing of a sensation has been caused
in army and navy circles in Wash
irgton by the attempt on The part of
Brigadier General George +. Elliott,
commandant of marine corps, 10 re-
tire from the active list Lieutenant
Colonel G. NJ Perkins, a native OF
Rome Ga, recently in command 0f
the marines on the Isthmus Of Pana-
ma. Colonel Perkins was summarily
ordered before a retirement board
about ten days ago and detached
from his command in ignorance OF
the charges which were to be pre-
ferred against him. On hbaAarriyal
in Washington he was hastily
brought before the board, WI IRE it
was developed that the causek vi the
troufe eaXas a difference grow 5ng out
OF his official relations with the com
mandant OF the marine corps from
whose adverse decisions he had ap-
peaIed to the secretary Of the navy.
1t seems that Colonel Perkins had
very rigorous and severe service in
the Philippines from which he suf-
fered a temporary breakdown some
three years ago, since which time
however, he has been actively en-
gagged in the performance Of his du-
ties. The energetic manner in which
Colonel Perkins went about the work
of bettering conditions on the 18TH
mus and the general reforms that he
initiated, proved too great a strain
upon the activity of the bureau in
Washington, and brought upon him
the antagonism OF the bureau
The board Of inquiry was rou-
tine proceeding and promptly recon-
mended his retirement The usual
course of bureaucratic methods would
undoubtedly have resulted in the
speedy approval of the findings OF
the board and the relegation Of Col.
Perkins to the limbo of retirement
Immediately had not Colonel Living
gtons attention been drawn to the
fact that Colonel Perkins is native
on Georgia, and a son OF gallant
Confederate soldier Major John n.
Perkins. Colonel Livingston, with
his usual prompiness. Immediately
notified the navy department shat he
Desired TO present The matter 70 the
secretary Of The navy in person
colonel Livingston saw Secretary
seetcaf and laid bare the whole
scheme to railroad Colonel Perkins
nm the retired list, and thereby Gre
oted unite a stir in The ponderou5
mass Of bureaucratic inertia Ihe
secretary expressed tremendous sur
nrise that such methods could ezial
in the department without his Know
Ace and stated that he would M
ycstigate the matter promptly
Colonel Perkins has an excellent
record of thirtg-two years service
IN tbe navy and marine corps ana
i is sad commentary on the ways
of our government that any attempt
Il ,bis character should be made lor
b,s retirement He is a native o..
ao,oo Ca and was the first cadet
snoo'nted to Annapolis after the ciFil
war by General Pierce NJ. fo"Hs' Oh
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Fange Of Inauguration pIane

Atlanta, Ca, June f8.-The Hoke
Smith Fulton County club has made
change in its plans and has now
determined to establish the grand
stand for the new governor adjacent
to the south wing Of the capiAol
building on the Washington street
side. This has been decided upon
because Of the more favorable shade
ana because more room will be af-
forded
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FOUR NElGHBORs WOUNDED
IN MISSISSIPPI MELEE

Meridian, Miss, June 1S.--A shot
gum, rifle and pistol fight between
ueighbors at Chunky today resulted
in four Of the participants being
more or less seriously wounded The
names are Walter and Tom Vaughan,
Matt wood and Robert Mabry. The
Vaughans had trouble with the
Jones family over the trespassing Of
hcgs and fred upon the Jones. The
Jones, who were unhurt, returned the
fire.
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PAYMAsTER OF THE IOWA
BROKE "JlM CROW" LAW.

Fort Monroe, va, June IS
Charged with breach of the Jim
Crow" street car law Of Virginia
Captain Figman, paymaster OF the
batt1eship Iowa, was in Hampton po'
lice court today The actins mayor
dismissed the case, but advised Cap
tain Figman to heed the requests OF
street car conductors in future.
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WANTS PAYMENT MADE
ON OLD GEORGIA BOND.

Atlanta, Ca, June lS.-oIale
treasurer r. 2. Park today received
letter from Charles Francis Wood
,oase. of Elizabeth, y. c, demanding
navment Of the principal Of a $5oo
stare Of Georgia bond whieh he holds
etned by Governor Howell Cobb and
escretary Of state E. P. Watkins.
rrs bond was evidently issued way
hack in the early ffties.
The letter was referred TO Attorney
General John 9. Hart
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AFTER THE RETAIL CLERKS.
Another At&nta Organization May
COZ Cumberland.

u IS more Nhan probable tnat the
Retail Clerks Association Of Atlanta
VIII 80 to Cumberland the first week
in July for their annual outing. The
organization has not as yet reached
any decision, but the matter was
taken up with the Cumberland route
some time ago and it is known that
they will decide on that place for
their outing A majority Of the clerks
or Atlanta are members Of the asso-
ciation and a large crowd will come
down on the trip.
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'G00D SHOWING OF
LOCAL COMPANY
IN INSPECTION
Report Received in City on
Showing Of The Rifle
How. 40. !. 4 co. GO. S. .,'.. :.
Membership Order to Get
Benefit Of '''''' Bin

Capt Frank A Dunn just received
the report of Colonel Obear on the
inspection he'd March Sth, and the
standing was very good Among the
notes made by him was the follow
ling:
Suength--Three officers, A men;
feaSl, Al. All present.
ceremony of inspection was good;
ge%eral appearance, good
sDril and Guard Duty-Drill Ton
tn street, in close and extended or
der, good, and men were reported as
having received instruction in SEN
tinal duty.
!. "Records-Very good
Property is very well kept and in
good condition
"Remarks-This command has had
within the year previous to date of
inspection SO drills and parades.
with an average attendance of 70
per cent; tour of camp duty with
u. S. troops, and several non-commis-
stoned officers schools The COM
pany has made much Improvement
since last inspection, the officers and
men appear very much interested,
and the officers are doing all pos
sibIe to obtain the best results and
the company is thought to be eff
Gent and reliable"
The military Of the state of Geor-
gil will be taken in by the United
States government under the Dick
bill on or before January 21, 1908.
10 get the Brunswick Riaemen in
shape to be one of the companies tQs
receive tne many benefits that "
come to all who are under the sd
bill, thea company viii begin at on
to reed N up to The requisite nqk
Der Of .. Omen. All young men
would like 20 enlist and are betwees
the age Of Island As viii make appll-
cation in writing to Lieutenant J. Y.
prame. the chairman Of the aDplica-
ton committee, or so to the armory
al one cf the regular drill nights,
which is Wednesday. There are al
ready many applicants. The Rifle
men win need about 20 more men,
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TIE SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

0'afiesson' jacksonville and colum.
bia Won Yesterday.
iA the South Atlantic League ves-
terday Charleston again defeated
Macon by a score Of 5 to ., CO.
lumbia repeated her capers of Mon.
day. defeating Macon by score Of
to Q, while Jacksonville won from
Augusta by a score Of 4 to /.
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Advent picnic Today.

The Sunday School Of the Second
Advent church will picnic at St.
simon today The boat will leave at
this morning, returning this after
noon at G. one fare for the round
trip will be chargVl the children and
others Of the Sunday school.
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VOTES POURING IN
DAILY RY THE
7 WDS
NEWS oTlNc CON.
TEST THE END
- YES ARE
has become the order
Won Who the winners rs
to be aud everyone is anx-

8SSe liic oulCoIIe OIL Lne race
that has attracted the attention Of
tke public for the past five weeks
Everyone residing in Brunswick is
interested either in having a friend
in the race or by giving some Ane of
the young ladies a subscriptiSn to
help her win. Thousands OF iotes
are coming in every day froIe the
loyal supporters and the Young la
dies who are in the race are I#htting
forth greater effort than ever Before,
as they realize that the ti8ne is
snort and they must make theAmost
of every moment if they visa to
win Such prizes US The News ssAto
give away are not to be pick Il up
every day.
Never before in the historySof The
News has such a large number Of
subscriptions in such short time
been gathered during the time in
(which the contest has been in effect
Hundreds and hundreds of new sub
scribers have been added to the list
and every day brings in more and
more.
The scholarships are not to be
overlooked by any means as they are
OF lifelong benefit and any one Of the
contestants securing one is to be
congratulated. The News has been
fortunate in procuring scholarships
in the best colleges OF the state and
It will certainly pay the contestants
to lend their best efforts for the re-
naming few days Of the contest and
procure one of these prizes.
Shorthand.
The shorthand department of the
modern business college has always
been conceded to be especially thor
ough. Individual instruction is given,
in rudiments Of stenography after
which the student is advanced by
easy stages to the advanced speed
practice class. Thoroughness and
accuracy are required at every step.
Only those who possess a good com
mon school education and who are
wiling to spend reasonable length
Of time in order to thoroughly mas
tel thc subject are desired.
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HOney TO Lean
On Real Estate.

MONEY TO LOAN IN any amounts r-o-n
TO per cent on District OF Columbia rea I
estate Every consideration shown borrowers
IHE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
Phone Main SssZ so c STREET y. ".
myzs-u
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IGNORANT POWER
DANGER TO NATIONS

The IGNORANCE of the upper classes
has always been the greatest danger in
every nation. IL is seldom that I'M
privileged igods ne, ilouss tstPpUcted
before they can win control, and their
education must keep pace with their rise
10 Influence Therefore, the Ignorance
az the lower classes is less to be feared
for many reasons than that of those
SNUG, choleric, prideful people who real
~ rule
1t is sad to read such uncomprehend-
Ing and merely querulous protest against
the present state of the public mind as
that which, falling from the lips or
James NJ. Beck, recently aroused 70
frenZied enthusiasm convention OF
New Jersey bankers. In the name OF
shrunken values in stocks Mr.. Beck pro-
tested against the "hero-worship' which
makes Roosevelt and Bryan so potent
He spoke OF the prevalent unrest as
"anarchistic,' and mourned the bitter
hatred which he finds over all the land
for those who possess property.
This is the sheerest ignorance and
faulty. There IS a disposition 10 ques-
ton the origins of swollen fortunes, and
TO find out whether they arise from the
productive energies of those who own
them, or from their power TO take the
output Of other mems productive ener-
gies without rendering a return. This
Is in no spirit Of hate; and so far as II
shows unrest, IL is the same sort OF
unrest thai a banker feels when he has
reason 70 think that his bookkeeper is
robbing him by false entries, or that a
yeggman is at work on the safe. AS for
anarchy, the word means simply absence
OF law and rule. The protest voiced 10y
such men as Mr.. Beck is against rule.
Roosevelt and Bryan plead for more
law and more method. II Mr.. Beck
means any more offensive Specification
Of the word anarchy than its philolOg-
ical one. he makes a charge against
American public sentiment which is be-
meath contempt.-The Reader.
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COGSWELES is the cheapest and best placs
TO buy new and second-hand traps sIlrrevs
runabouts. daytons. and delivery wagons. SI5
up. Harness. s. up 309 18th St NV. Tel.
i4T7. sn1ts
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JUST FROM THE COUNTRY good. will
ing work horse, $685. come quicks pos y st
NV. te2S-3t
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GANTZ'S bike runabouts phaetons. surreys
top buggies. top and no-top express. carpen
ters. contractors. and plumbers wagons a
1915 ID. fe19ff
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Too many vacant rooms
in a summer hotel or
boarding house indicate
that the managers adver-
Using education has been
neglected.
If you teach music,
elocution, dancing, Ian
guages, art or physical
culture your income will
increase in the proportion
that your "outgo" for
advertising increases.
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Birds. Dogs, Etc.

LIVE TEDDY BEAR to sell; 81 Reno -
and black Newfoundland pups. Mrs 7 ~
LEY. Harrison st, Good Hope d. q
ieZS-st
JUST RECEIVED-Maltese kittens. Cuba,
parrots, canaries, pigeons. dogs fancy poul-
try Flea-Flee Dog Soap and dog medicine
etc SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 712 12th 81
1--we ie22-tf
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Bicycles.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from factory
another large lot of Hudson bicycles that
We are going 70 sell at wholesale prices
stop in and get our catalogue before pur-
chasing elsewhere. HAVERFORD CYCLE
Co. i27 10th St NV ie2g-tf
ANNOUNCEMENT
Ihis Is 20 certify that p NJ CORR S24 9Th
at NV. has been daily appointed by US as
sole agent Ior HUDSON" Bicycle IN the
District OF Columbia. He Is dul,, autborizod
10 make requirements and fuInn the gIIaran-
tee on our bicycles. No other sRent will
be recognized In this respect. Also agency for
Harley Davidson Motorcycles THE TTTD
son MANUFACTURING COMPANY
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND RE
VIEW OF REAL ESTATE ASSESSMENTS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, June
q. 1sN--In accordance with the provisions
Of section II, OF the Act OF Congress ap-
proved August Il. 1894. a list will be com
pleted by July I. 1907 OF all real property
which shall have become subject 70 taxa
zion and which IS not now on the tax list
and value fixed thereon, according to the
rules prescribed for assessing real estate
This list viii include all new structures
and additions 10 or Improvements OF old
structures Of over five hundred dollars in
value. which have not been heretofore as
sessed- This Office should be notified as 70
the removal or destruction OF any structure
since the last assessment in order that the
same may be deducted from the valuation
as II nov stands on the tax list. Complaints
as 10 the assessment referred 20 will only
be heard and determined between the first
and third Mondays Of July, 1907. T. W W
GRIFFIN, Chairman. je2s-2t
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CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS

Located at the intersection OF Massachusetts
ana Wisconsin avenues Rd lacent &c Friend
ahlp. south OF Cleveland Park. With an ele-
walton Of 100 feet; all city convenience.
sewer. water. and gas free t. purchasers.
streets now graded. macadamized. walks laid
and beautiful shade trees fully grown: &c %
sc per snuare foot. 500 cash: so monthly or
l-s cash: balance annually. Write phone
OF call for plat and Information. WILLIAM
=: AAITESON. eli and 6ls Colorado Bldg
Phone Main $40. apl5eod-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT an Offering a
chance seldom given. half acre Of land.
fruits and vines. garden with vegeta bIes
ready Tor table. six rooms. water in kitchen:
SIX minutes from electric cars. price 81 800
owner. ROOM 305. Commercial National
Bank building ieyT-st
BAREFOOT HOMES for horneIIke people;
high and cool. four miles from city Write
Tor prospectus SIS monthly payments move
right In 5. P WRIGHT, Bancroft Alex
aHaIla Co.. Va jeZ7-st
FOR SALE. EXCHANGE. OR RENT-l4
acres Of good land with improvements.
fruit; good shade; convenient 70 steam and
trolley. Address g p. C., Merriheld Va
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Miscellaneous.

HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO sEI,L7 Won
viii be agreeably surprised II you win let
me sell Il for you. MARCUS NOTES. s26 sth
81. NV. Phone Main 5I7l. noi0-tf
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Found.

CHURCH. club and business printing: very
reasonable; 500 business cards, 81 HAYS
ZZ' h st. NV je26-St
LACEY's delicious ice cream and sberbet
zoe and s0c per gallon: nve large bricks n,
a box. &c. Phone Main $685.. COZ New York
ave. NV. mh2-tf
FOUND-The way 70 get rid Of rats See
BARCLAY" The ferret Man. 927 Louisiana
ave. -- my17-n
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B.-FonOw1ng schedule figures published
only as information. and are not guara ntee5
100 A M--Danvtlle and way stations-
sos A A--HarT1sonburg and way stations
800 A. h--Sleepers and coaches e Atlanta
and New orleans Dining Car.
'u-00 A M.-SleeDers and coaches 70 Co.
iumbia. Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining
car.
t4:o1 p. M-Harrisonburg and way stAtionH
. % P N - Charlottesville. Warrenton
RlIu way stations. Strasburg week days.
e6:15 P NJ -Sleepers and coaches 10 A.
lanta and Columbus. Ca. Sunset Rouf.
Tourist sleeper to san Francisco tri- weekly
80 +. M--SleeperS and coaches to Char
iotte, Columbia. and Augusta Dining ca
'1O:15 p. M--Sleepers and coaches wa
Ly-lchburg and Bristoll - Chattanooga, Mem
phis, and New Orleans Dtalng Car
100 p M--NeW Yorz and New Orleans
Limited. Solid Pullman 10 AsheviIle. AZ
lAnfa Birmingham. and New Orleans; Din
ing car. CLUB and Observation cara
Nste-'Daily. fWeek days
c. h ACkERr, s. Il HARDWIcK-
v. =. g. NJ PIT NJ
WIZ. TAYLOE. G.P.A L s BROWN. IA.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS ms
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA, Washington. June 10th
1901 Sealed proposals viii be received AT
this Office until i N. Wednesday, Iulv 2ri
1907, Tor the construction OF q frame stable
10 be located at Blue Plains, d. c. as per
type and 3 with noted notifications. All
necessary information may be obtained at
Room IS. District Building. HENRY r. r
MACFAkLAND. HENRY L. WEST. JAY ]
MORROW, Commissioners, d. c.
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