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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22

HEADLIGHT FLASHES.
Emery Scott is again on the Local.
90
John Grassis having trouble with a
burn on his leg.
Father Minish has been off with the
grippe.
brakeman Bunting has been suffer
ing from the rheumatism.
90
Brakeman Blattmer is also one of the
lnvalids.
Nicke' Bourett is swelled to almost
a man 8 size by his recent seance on q
passenger.
Conductor MacCarry has gone to the
Hot Springs for two months, to try to
cure the rheumatism.
Ed. Hughes took another of bis in.
frequent layoffs this week. This is q
hard winter, NE byes.
The ezra brakemen are making
pretty fair time, but the extra con-
ouctors are on a working vacation.
The train crews are practically as
sigEed to the regular st. Paul fast
freight, runs and general satisfaction
is expressed.
! Conductor Murphy has been assigned
to 8 and 10 while Conducor Kelting
has again been assigned to duty on the
+ branch.
; Jack Zuinm, who was badly hurt
some time since. and Frank German,
just up from a siege of typhoid, held
a conference in the roundhouse, Mon
day. Both are doing we'll.
| There are at the present time en-
gines pulling cars on the main line OF
some of our roads, that would not be
allo * ed to run light to the shop, five
years ago. No wonder railroad men
have difficulty in securing life insur.
ance.
Eddie Fay has quit the N. 2. and
intends to go to the 500.
Thomas Dillon, 1922 Emerson avenut
north, who has been throwing switch
es for the Great Northern near the NJ
& St. l.. depot since he lost his hani
twenty years ago, was thrown under
an engine and lost his remaining hand
lie was taken to st. Mary hospital
where he now Is.
E-o-rr7 w
One Of he most moving sights of tn
Firemans' dance was Badly Miller
One hair Brandes and Dynamite Bar
necke lied up with their fly skating
rink barred to view. There is no
enough hair among the three of then
to stuff sofa pillow for a cockroech
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22

Pepperton Cor. Morris Sun: Miss
Laura Staples, who worked at the
cour ty farm tor some time. quit the
latter part of st''week and left for her
home near Swsnville. Rosino Ernst has
taken her place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22
Sucker Brook

j. r. Taylor lost a valuable sheep
last week.
Ralph Sweetwould was Sucker
Brock caller Sunday.
Mrs. Rotert Adkins called on Mrs
Peter Adkins last Sur day.
Listen to the wedding bells in the
vicinity of the lake shore.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22

Stanislaus Ludenia was appointed
special administrator Of the estate of
his father, by Judge Shaw Friday.
The estate is supposed to be quite
large,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22

Following is school report Of dis
trict No. 115. West Buckman, for
month ending Jan. 80:
No. Of days taught 20
No. of pupils enrolled II
Average daily attendance 8
These not absent during the month
were: Villain Dahlmeir, Pearlie
Keehr and frankie Gaking. Those
not tardy we're: William Dshlmeir,
Sammie Kloss, Pearlie Keehr and Bert
Keehr. Ethyl L. Lamb, teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22

It pays you to have good picture
At Nelson's studio is the. place where
they make them. "a If :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22

Money constantly on hand for
cal estate or chsttel loans. G. 81.
Barr, Monehan Block. 40 If
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22

JO0fhl DR.. Stephen R. Fortier,
VVlu: First National Bank Blk.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22
ADVERTISE ADVANTAGES
A Large Amount is Sub
Scribed for that
Purpose

The soliciting committee appointed
to gather funds to defray the expense
OF having pamphlets printed to adver-
tise the city and county have met
with very good success. The amount
of subscriptions will without doubt
be increased a good deal, as the pro-
ject is good Que and is meeting
with much favor The amounts sub
sor;hod 10 date ara aS fnllnua.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22

Latest kind Of wedding pic ures at
Nelson studio 81 If
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1907-09-05

ter, Annie Lee, returned Saturday
from Laurel and Newton, where
they had been visiting several days.
Happy are they who had the
, WISDOM to plant turnip seed before
the last bountiful rains, for they
shall not be disappointed.
Miss Ray Gilston and bonny
Miriam came home Saturday from
a long visit to Atlanta, Ca,
1t is unaccountable with what
strange delight idle men come
thronging to see any kind of work
going on, and how busy they are
with suggestions as to how it should
be done.
Mr.. Sam Mitchell spent several
days of last week with his aunt,
Miss Rollins.
Rev. S. R. Young is just home
from Auguilla where he has been
conducting a protracted meeting.
How some of the public school
teachers pass the examinations, and
receive frst-class certificates, is one
of the unrevealed mysteries. IF
one can learn the pronunciation of
the names. it is not difficult to hear
recitations in reading, spelling, ge-
ography, history, natural science,
etc. 1t is not quite so easy to
teach grammar and arithmetic. 1t
is only necessary to listen to a few
remarks of some of the so-called
graduates to realize that the teach
er had not mastered the English
language. A boy, fourteen years
old, told the writer he left school
because he was more bewildered
after the teacher had shown him
how to work his examples than be-
fore he was told. Any one can use
a key to see how" an example is
solved, without having the faintest
idea of why. 1t is robbery of
the taxpayers and the helpless
children of the state to have ignor-
ant and incompetent instructors
forced upon them.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1907-09-05

west ofthe bridge. This bed was
followed some distance, when the
bed was left and several surveys
made around the sloughs and
marshes. We are told that consid-
erable difficulty will be experienced
in getting to the river from where
the line branches from the old road
bed.
The reason given for not begin
ming the spur at the bridge is the
height of the main line there. 1t
will be remembered that the new
bridge is many feet higher than the
old one.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1907-09-05
County News.
Interesting Letters from Our
Regular Correspondents. q
Martin

Miss Mary Magruder is throwing
open her beautiful country home,
Askamala, for the entertainment of
her court of friends. Last Thurs
day, the 2oth ult., she gave
sumptuous banquet to chen par
ty" of twenty, among whom any
fancier would have recognized only
the finest strains. With good roads
the old plantations, that were once
the scene of "all that makes life
poetry and beauty, may again as
sumo their place as the abode of ar
istocracy, and wealth, and power.
Mrs. Sam Price and little daugh-
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1907-09-05
Survivors of Port Hudson.

Captain James Dinkins, of No.
2o25 Coliseum Street, wants the
names of Confederate soldiers who
served at the siege of Port Hudson.
OF all such survivors he asks them
to send him their addresses. He
is in search of some important in
formation. which some one among
those may be able to furnish.
New Orleans Picayune.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1907-09-05
THE BANKS CONSOLIDATE.
Miss. National and Miss. Savings
Bank & Loan Co. Become
One Institution.

Last Monday the Mississippi Ma
tional Bank and Mississippi Saw
ings Bank & Loan Co became The
Mississippi Southern Bank, with a
capital stock of $4,000 and sur
plus of $4,000.
Mr.. S. Bernheimer, president of
both of the outgoing institutions,
is president of the new one Mr..
o. A. Cason and Mr.. ]. B. Allen are
the vice-presidents Mr.. J. M.
Taylor, cashier of the former banks,
holds the same position with the
new one. Mr.. G. 7. Walne is pro-
NOTED from teller to assistant cash
ier.
Everything had the appearance
of business at the bank. The new
books, the handsomest and most
convenient ever opened here, being
initiated and Messrs. Knapp of
Fayette and Percy Jones of Port
Gibson, the two new men, were
being broken III.
Being unhampered by the un-
reasonable restrictions surrounding
national institutions, the Southern
opens up with every prospect of an
increased business.
The two banks just put out OF
existence have prospered from the
day of their organization. Espec-
tally can this be said of the savings
bank. It's success was phenomenal,
the book value of its stock being
more than 81. 80 on the dollar.
They sold to the new institution
fine list of loans.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1907-09-05
THAT SPUR TRACK.
Another Idea Relative to the Y. 6
M. VS.. Intentions.

The Reveille is told that one of
the surveying party, engaged in
work just south of Oaklawn, said
that the railroad authorities we're
contemplating building a spur to
the river for the purpose of getting
gravel. This seems to be what is
contemplated, for after leaving the
main line it is known that survey
was made in southerly direction
to the old Grand Gulf & Port Glib
son railroad bed a short distance
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1907-09-05
HOTEL SOLD.
WheeIess Hotel Changes Hands.
Mrs. B. E. Jarrett Succeeds
Mrs. WheeIesS.

Last Saturday Mr.. Jacob Bern
heimer bought of Mrs. J. D. Whee-
less the building on Church street
where she has for several years past
conducted a hotel. Mrs. B. E.
Jarrett has leased the hotel from
Mr.. Bernheimer and will continue
the hostelry as formerly.
The Wheeless Hotel has always
been considered by the commercial
travellers a neat, we'll kept place,
and 10 doubt Mrs. Jarrett will
maintain this reputation.
Mrs. Wheeless will remove to
New Orleans.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1907-09-05
ID for Business September End, 1907.
: Surplus and Undivided Profits, S25,
Capital, $4,000
(and Net Interest Accrued }


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MISSISSIPPI
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1907-09-05

o. A. cAsoN, ]. B. ALLEN, Vice Presidents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-19

We'll, sab, II 20 please. dess 60
ahead and flung Ia yo predestIned
pro.ratty. and be done wild III tri1e
Impatiently said good Brother shin.
paw, who was passing the hat
4 isn't got all day to Iinger whilst
yo' premedicates oyer the mattah
Dess recollect dat de Lawd loves a
churfuI giver. and proiiawm accaw-
din"
eYessahl Toe be shot" pleasantly
replied old Brother Blmmelick. wh0
was hesitatIngly coming over q Is
cent piece. a dime, nickel and q
copper cent. reposing IN the palm Of
his hand well. uh. den. muh brud
der as I KANT no.ways contribute Cia
ynh quawtah as churfully as | kin
dis Injun-headed penny, dess suits
de action to de words. as dey seq IN
stories. and chucks de cent piece into
de election dat am bein took up foi
de heather. uh.way OF yonder somers.
dannah whuh -Womans Home
Home companlon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-19

this unaccountable belief take root IN
his heart that he secretly purchased
the object Of It from the farmers son.
the price paid being a dime and thu
two bottom joints Of fishing rod.
This happened the day before we
left, and on the following morning
while returning IN an open wagonnette
a sudden exclamation from one Of the
ladies caused US to glance in the al.
rection Of the box seat, and We were
surprised tp observe a small, brown
face peering down at us from under
the boys elbow, with quaint. apollo
gelieal look which seemed to say. nm
here, but don't blame me.
You don't mean to say you've
brought that little beast with yon!e
40f course | have" answered the
boy taking the nongrel up IN his
arms Hes mine; and he's not a lit.
tie beast. Are you my beautyg''
"Ughl you dirty thinglg exclaimed
the pretty cousin. How can you let
him lick your"
Hes only kissing me.
Well don't let him do It,
go onl' answered the boy. with
charming impudence. You're Jealous. .
''0ohl'' cried the girl. a dimplo com.
Ing IN her soft cheek and adornIne Il
Ike jewel, very well, III never kiss
you again"
Won't youg Just wait TIL We gel
Into the train"
Al, boy, that was long ago now. and
times change.
Il must have been nearly IS months
before | saw the pup again. On this
occasion, having called at the boys
home and stroiled out into the gar.
den. | saw. sitting IN the sunshine, out
IN the very center Of the lawn, an un-
ehaUely, dlsreDutahle looking dog, ap.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-19

Ta ~
~ en-.
ana 4
M
W lte e a1
n ca - care Aat tne
q Hs ana e ths
m z & fsa a1y
~ e roo-. FA p os-
ga % c1eT eagerly IsanEaa F11t
1 the rz vigorously with. The
a ~ slime seemed G.
s from tAs Ezves, As 1A ruo3els
z WEe1 this vas suezraa cFe- -1e
z ha-d hs smiled VIA sz1s.ac-
M root5 tAl t= E vas
a1 u ew zT ard ka
M swT Eaps as e sTal-
sowa1 tes ~ EzzE As asked
Kew a-g - 11sF tA2
ts sTE Ees z r.
~ Fu1t- w ss ~
F AL III ~ TIE s- sccs
rz1E rs Eks rws
ev ecFs k zEst l1ck ed a1F-
-g ezs7s IL sEvsH zz2. E1sc1
was z1F aay Eav1g
z sKg Is Ez asw1- 4
BS
seH Enrr. eaaS
~ ss unz1 gsngs1 rs u1kE
A 6sF gr <rsaz sr has
sAes 11E FrH- 1asAa1 ug WIN con-
r- THHn BE Eaz .r
EEbs 1h1 WI sS nE The
sHe1r tzz zue asFl ssua
II EXPRESSION. &c 1ss ~
A EET aseA zhs ~o1z gra g Als
A z1 az ID l.rk harry Rrs
he wHs E1r E- r axzzt even
-a hs knew sAz1 Lis EEs lad been
EzFaA
Ds yoa tk t1srs is zaF danger
nw - ASKED zEraasasiFelT
N1 IL E1u Cd FEght h0me and stay
i I'D rE0 days said Font You
~ Sst - and 60 around Two
days = I'D. tAe Indians say. and then
the prssSn WILL 20. away
WITH this zdYice carefully cherished
Il thefr minds. Harry and Bob parted
frpn the little fellow; but not until
after they had inquired where he
kFed When the two boys we're out
of sight, Font threw himself On the
grass and snlled around ii paroxysms
Of laughter.
Three days later three horsemen
drew rein before the log house Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-19

3 w2s whls g large party Of ns
wHrs staying oae summer at farm.
sase-that TIE boy picked him up
little. sod-fzced loDsided. mongrel
~
TAe Old sheep-d6g Who Rad long
kast al reccIect0n 81 bis oEn chis1
Aood treated hin with that arrogant
cazteurt With which Age. that may
es said 70 have learnt words Of one
sgzs 11.uaiiy regards poor
Ea1-h. stlI struggling with the alpha.
D. ard "a consequence the unf0r-
t1naEs iavsnile vas forced 10 seek
2=zss-sat IN tAs society Of 3 litter oi
szzI rigs Whenever yoa crossed
tAe Earzyard yna we're sure 70 catch
sA a. hin tr0tting about with his
stnrs herd d baby swine. bis de-
aa look. and ragged puppy coat,
zak-E Inn tie rery pers0nidcation Of
q garr httis foarf00ted pTodigal.
NAssAer under the circumstances.
= wurh have been fair ia have
eaane1 tns pup for bis choice of
isfsnzs- or to have judged him BY the
company hs kept. are questions which
sne reader can decide. but I know at
the tine he certainly seemed 10 me to
te from an intellectual standpoint,
hzTdly a9ssll superior to his compan-
i0az
When you called him he promptly
ran away. and Il you pursued be would
lie down and grovel on his back ii the
mud. and as often as you set him on
his feet he instantly fell down again.
What little mind be had appeared to
be attracted towards medical research.
and (having no one else to practice
On) be freely administered to himself
most strange garbage with all that dis.
regard Of personal risk which charac-
terizes a true martyr Of science.
A penchant for prescribing for his
own real or fancied ailments seemed
indeed to attend him all through life.
and even now, though well advanced
In years, II is hardly possible to take
him for a run round the garden With
out being startled by his suddenly
commencing to cough and choke In an
alarfningly noisy manner over some
particularly long blade Of grass which
he has rashly undertaken to swallow.
The boy, however, with the same
youthful confidence which caused him
to believe that the vile little imitation
meerschaum that he smoked clandes-
timely behind the hay-rack would some
day color" averred that the pup had
a future before him, and, when full
grown. would be in some way or other
remarkable animal So firmly did
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-19

Fonts fatehr, Nesting snugly in a
beautiful orange grove. The boy, from
his hiding place in the grove, recog-
nized Bob and Harry. and the man ac-
comDanylng them he took to be their
father.
Font came out. when the riders
shouted to attract somebody's atten-
tion- Immediately the two boys
shouted:
There he is nowl That's the boyif
The gentleman rode up to Font and
dismounted. Taking the boys hand
in one Of his he said:
My lad. ! owe to you the life OF
one 81 my sons. Harry told me how
yon saved him from death when a rat
tlesnake bit him.
Font felt uneasy, and rested first
on one foot and then on the other
We have come to thank you" the
gentleman continued. and also to re-
ward you"
He put his hand into his pocket and
drew out pocket book. This was
too much for Font. and he raised his
hand In protest:
No, no, he said. 4 don't want any
reward; ! don't deserve any,
Why. my lad you certainly do, II
You saved my sons life" the gentle.
man said
BUT" Then Font hesitated and
smile crept over his face. He
glanced from one face to another.
But what, my lad? Go on with
what you had to say"
7 didn't save his life because-be.
cause the snake vas not a rattle.
snake; II was only a common ground
snake. and not poisonous
Then why did You deceive the
boys" cried the father. aternIy. You
frightened them nearly to death and
Parry has been in bed two days.
What do you mean by it2"
Font trembled before the angry ewes
Of his questloner, but suddenly Harry
and Bob burst into a roar Of laughter
They had sense and fairness enough
70 see the ludicr0us side 81 the whole
affair They had tried to bulIdoze the
little fellow and he had deftly turned
the tables on them.
7 say father, don't scoId him.
Harry finally said. He OBSERVES tbe
reward, too. We got only what We ~.
served.
Fo7i was touched by the boys.
fra1aness.
I'M sorry" he said. but was
angry at the way you spoke Is mels
THEN Frightening up: III you'll come
with me. III show you ~ the snakes
IN the swamp, and tell You how n
know the bad from the good ones -.
Chicago Daily News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-19

There 10 no doubt that the thought
ful child Of today would have been the
much-punished child Of the past, says
the London Chronicle. At the same
time the witty child does add to the
gayety OF lie. besides enforcing a
higher standard Of conversation among
her reproving elders. 1t was d mis-.
take. for instance, on the part Of TIN
repfovlng elder to tell one Of these
wits Of the nursery that II she was so
naughty she would not 20 to heaven.
The little culprit seemed Impressed
FOR q brief moment and then she gave
resigned Sigh. "0h. well. she 70.
marked. I've been to two thegtera
and a party and a circus. | can't exs
pecs to 60 everywhere"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-19

He ~ sr tss ~
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4 - 1ze sr rss.es M I-z
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Fz a-t - bsy lza
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a ro1A l the a1cvs
tss stream
szt boxed - z-1 sE Il ~
tHo 1c74 He hz1 -at ses- - ..@
iozs and tze Fs .z ~.
q me Swamp rar
AaJ. whzE zTe Fo - "
1e-zn4sd IL t0rs ncrs S-r-,s-z.
uFeIr
Eo1t vas z0 aee1zsoAaz Is Hk
5eEs sogy HreeeE. and iza a. r
slgsnx - W4ks1 59 LII the
ssTs
Hes migA k q, ~
nzztered The 1 z s
ta2s + away. aa1 zee ~kzs hs r.r
Aa ElsAt. Ven teaeh hz . ssH-
son
The two boTs kur-ssc dsun me
seve and q 3 fer nlzrsss resrss.f
Posts zlcs- TAey wers 5a tansr
thzn he, bit Ea1t lad the asrzn4srs
q breadth sd m Wr
fsFtaer prelizizzrY re mo ssyH
grabbed him ~ ne sho-sdars. an
cas said:
hy didn't yoa auswer me-
Hayen't ycu aay u1gae = Jour
headgv
f0nt remained silent and this frrs-
tated The boys more thzn !. hs hzd
answered sharply.
Hes deaf ara dumb. / bsBere
Bob.
Then he shouted u F0nfs ear.
We want 70 knO# what yov.re zo
IN that boxs~
Font stepped back quickly. and
hugged bin box more closely.
oh, well, II you wont Iet u sae
we'll take Il from you.
The larger u the tEo boys snatched
the boz away, and ran few steps 70
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-19

one side. Font followed, and found
his tongue quick enough
Give me that box, 1t doesn't belong
10 you"
He would have snatched It away
but one Of the boys interfered while
his companion suddenly prled open
the I'D There was a sudden scream
and the box fell to the ground Out
of it Jumped long, copper-colored
reptile But before It reached the
ground and disappeared IN the brush
II had struck It's fangs deep into the
hand Of the inquisitive boy.
Realizing the enormity Of the acci.
dent that had 50 suddenly come upon
him. tho boy screamed with pain, real
Or imaginary, and shouted loudly:
I'm killed. Bobl That rattler bit
mel Oh. 1t hurts; my hand Is swell
ing upl Run for the doctor Quick,
Bobl''
Then in his fright and pain lie
nearly tainted. His companion was
nearly as badly frightened, and could
not move from the place. Font was
the only cool one Of the three
Sec him laughing at me" shouted
the wounded boy. You'll die for this;
they'll hang you; you ought to be
lynched now"
q did nothing" said Font. You
stole the box from me and let my
snake out before could speak.
Why didn't you tell him that II
was rattler." said Bob
because he didn't ask me politely 2
was the reply.
Then tMe palm or The snake-bite
brought another spasm to the victims
face and he shrleked aloud, holding
up his arm to show where the swelling
was already transforming the limb.
Run for the doctor, Bob. or / shall
dlel" be cried. Cant you help mcgv
He turned to Font In h6s agony, and
the aloiid little face suddenly relaxed.
as he eaid
Know sure cure IOr snake-bite,
but you didn't ask me before. It's bet
ter than doctors medicine"
eThen get It quick Hurry. or It will
be TOO late" cried the stricken boy.
All right. I'll get It soon. and then
cure you"
Font suddenly disappeared In the
swamp. and the two frightened boys
gazed mutely at his retreating figure.
They were miles away from the Flor,
ida hotel. where their parents we're
passing the winter, and no doctor
could be found nearer There seemed
no other way than to trust to Fonts
knowledge Of ratllesnake-hlte.
Hui the little fellow was gone 80
long that the boys began to fear that
he had fooled them They were on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-19

contracts from The Southern contracts s2s
eVVVV e mas not confined hmaolf made
es O concrete work and has several CON
Fee buildings hand including lie also h ne
LOOKOUT mountain tunnel work ra,
ioadlng Ia The $3.50 s. ''
fanal work bo let by contract auggson At once M
approval particularly from President Secretary r The
latter met Oliver by chance Interested in him
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