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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-02
THE FIRST STATE CAPITAL.
Old Timer Gives Some Early History
Of Colorado.


ihe following letter recently APP
pearing In the Denver Times furnishes
rome very interesting data concerning
pioneer history Of the state. The let
ter reads:
Touching the question OF moving the
Did Chinese laundry from Colorado
city 10 Denver AS capitol relic. allow
an old settler to give an item or Two
of history. wherein he Was partici-
pant.
The building that John Chinaman
has occupied for many years as a
washee-w -washee house Is not and never
was any part Of the legislative cabins
or capitol buildings Said cabin was
erected and occupied by DIR. James
Garvin. the hrst physician who To-
Gated at Colorado City. and who came
across the plains in May. 1853. in the
same wagon train and at the same
tim. that the undersigned crossed. IN
search Of gold.
When the Legislature convened nj
Colorado City In 1861 Il was In compii-
anea with a statute passed by the INST
session OF the same Legislature
which session Was held In Denver. In
pursuance OF the command OF the "en'
sbiing act" Of Congress.
This second session convened nj
Colorado City. the capital. and the
lower house Of representatives.. assem-
BLEED Ia frame house built by John
n. Francisco Of Fort Garland for u
store building. and its location was
several lots below or down street from
the said Chinese cabin. and has since
been demolished to give plae. To u
better building.
The upper house or council. as II
was called. held It's sessions In
kitchen or wing OF Mrs- Mas.arj's ho'
tel on Center street. about three
blocks distant.
That building was n log house. but
has long since been used for iircwood.
Mr. Francisco was u member OF the
council from ConcIos county. and the
writer was member OF the lower
house or representative. from II Paso
county. and should therefor. he quail
ned To state the facts OF history nceu'
ratciy.
The Legislature was In session only
about four days at Colorado City.
when Il adjourned To Dcnycr for tn.
balance OF the session on til" ground
that tho capitol was deficient In nc
commodaiions aud that the then GOV
crnor Evans refused to rcmoS. the
records of his oiiic. or To como himself
TO the capitol. and a majority Of the
i.cIiNiA,uT, agreed with him and ad'
Iourncd III. balance uf III" session tn
Denver. having been at Colorado City
four days
During that session the capitol was
removed to Golden City. and mt the
following session the capitol was 10
Gated permanently ut Denver.
Such Is the history Of the capitol NJ
fair n, Colorado City. and Of the capt
| ,oi buildings. There are yet three or
four people living at Colorado City
who can testify TO these facts. n. u.
Sheldon and Anthony Bot are two oi
them.
Colorado City was ut that time the
home and play ground Of thousands of
antelope. and none Of us In our widest
hope ever dreamed Of n city. or even
| village being located there.
~. s. BEACH.
Colorado Springs. July :5th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-02

Charles Deacon, superintendent OF
the Union Printers home, has been
elected president of the recently or
ganized association of travellers from
Arkansas. This society is called the
Colorado Arkansas Sunshine associa-
tion and has 200 members. G. w.
Hendricks, n vice president, is assist
ant secretary Of the state Of Arkansas.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-02

The Longmont Ice and Cold Storage
Company was incorporated. c. E.
Day. .Jr., J. B. Thompson, Thomas But
Ter. d. C. Donovan and s. schey. The
capital stock is s25.O00. More than
this amount has been subscribed and
the company is ready to begin work.
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A Gordon and wife last Wednes
day.
Grandma Beery and Elijah
Woolever are quite poorly at this
writing.
Mrs May Bicker and Miss Cora
Linn called on Mrs Minnie Cor
don last Saturday night.
Several from this place attended
the entertainment at Pine Valley
last Saturday night.
Messrs. Lew and Vern Conkle
passed through our village last
Saturday.
Mr.. Walter Pleukharp, our gro
Ger and fellow townsman, made a
business trip to Logan last Tues
day,
Mr.. James lies was trimming
apple trees for H. A. Gordon last
week.
We understand that Mr.. VIM.
Barton wants Miss Dovie to sing
him another song.
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Brownsville
% sKIDoo,

= Hello! Here we are once more
enjoying the beautiful spring
days, as the sun rises over the
eastern hill tops in the morning
with all it's beauty and brightness
it makes us feel that spring is here
indeed, and we see the good old
farmers boys busy as the little
bees, plowing and narrowing get
ting ready for planting corn and
also the little girls and boys are
hopping and skipping around like
the beautiful little birds in the
trees.
Mr.. r. p, Fitch and wife made
a business call at Mr.. w. NJ,
Watts one evening last week.
Mics Libbie Flowers, of Lancas-
ter came home the other week to
spend the summer at home with
her parents.
Mr.. w, M. Jackson and Miss
Maud COffman made flying trip
to the city of Lancaster one day
last week. Be en- the lookout
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Little Raccoon Creek

Potato planting is the order of
the day,
Getting ready for corn planting
is an important issue also.
Miss Zula Zimmerman, of Fair
view, was the guest of Miss Jen-
ME johnson, Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Wadsworth is re-
ported to be improving,
The Lecture at Fairview was
we'll attended Sunday evening.
C. V. Harden, assessor of
Washington TIP. made visit
through here Monday.
Mr.. Chas. Wright, of Logan,
was among us Thursday.
Windy Ellis has moved to lies
boro
Miss Lulu and Isa johnson are
at home with their brother, S. D..
johnson.
Miss Carrie Steele is still study
Ing the primmer.
Miss Flossie Goodwin closed Ter
school at Fairview, Friday.
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seen on our streets one evening
last week singing Lulu but she is
always chewing tulu.
Mr.. A. G. Hall, and Mr.. |. NJ .
Stropes, were the guests of Misses
Mabel and Lielah Blackburn one
evening last week.
Quite few people from this
place are talking of attending the
Thaw trial.
Mr.. F. M. Huls, our r. F. d.
Mail Carrier says he is a lover of
the good old old summer time.
Miss Laura Green is working
for Mr.. Levi Green at present.
Mr.. Boyd Goss was visiting Miss
Lielah Blackburn, Sunday even
ing.
% sKIDoo.
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CarbOnhill

| If April showers make May flowers,
Then April SHOWS will make late the
rose.
| wish to correct few mistakes
which occurred in last week items.
Mrs. Gertie Evans should have
been Miss Gertie Evans, and L.
l.. Williamson should have been
L. G. Williams.
Mrs. j. L. Blosser and daughter
Mrs. Ben Bailey, spent last Fri
day in Logan
Mrs. Frank Evans was in
Nelscnville last Friday,
Mr.. Edward Hofstet ter. of Cen
tralia, Illinois, is visiting at the
home of his father-in law, Mr..
James Francis, of this place.
Mr.. Melvin Brooks, of San Toy,
spent last Sunday here.
Mr.. James Matheny sr., was in
Jacksonville one day last week.
Mesdames James Francis, of
this place, and daughter Mrs. Ed.
Hofstetter, of Centralia, took
dinner at the home of ye scribe
last Monday.
Mr.. j. C. Huls, of Rockbridge,
was seen here last Thursday.
Mr.. Swea2y from GreendaIe,
was seen here Friday evening.
Mr.. Isenhour, of Murray City,
spent last Thursday here.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks
had business in Eelsonville last
Saturday.
Mr.. Walter L. Morrison and son
Owen, and Miss Sarah Kelch, from
Nelsonville, spent last Sunday
here.
Mr.. John Tom has been having
the grippe but is some better at
present.
Parks q Tom! our hustling
feed men, received fne car load
of hay last week, this makes the
tenth car load since last fall, be-
sides considerable corn and -four
and other stuff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wharton, of
Orbiston, recently visited their
son r. g. Wharton, of this place,
Mr.. James Francis had business
in Jacksonville last Thursday.
Mr.. Q. w. Bay had business at
Jobs last Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Cooksey, of Long
streth, was seen here last Saturday
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boys, and hunt up the old plow
points and cow bells.
Mr.. R. P. Fitch and wife and j.
R, Lindsey were the Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, George Bryan.
Mr.. Pierce Blackburn and his
daughter Lelah, were seen passing
along our pixies Sunday.
Mr.. Charley Kost and wife spent
Sunday with her father, Mr.. Chris
Pierce.
Mr., Earl Caves, ESD, says he
isn't going over to MIR. Nihlser's
any more.
AS Mr.. Thomas Pierce was going
home the other night he got on the
wrong road and went down TO Mr..
Joseph Beavers and there he
stayed until the sun came mp.
Some people sing just as the sun
went down, but Thomas sings just
as the sun comes up.
Mr.. /. h. Saters was seen driv-
ing on our pixies Saturday morn
ing in his fine rubber tire run-a-
bout, he said he was going to
Lindsey's sale near South Perry.
Mr.. Andrew Roop and family
attended Sunday school and meet
ing at the Holiness Chapel, Sun
day morning.
There was a nice crowd of little
boys and girls came out to Sun
day school Sunday morning at Mt.
Pisgah, Come back again next
Sunday boys and girls at l;30 p.
M, there will he Sunday school
with preaching at $3.50 p. m.
Mr.. Clida Pierce has been visit
ing Mr.. Matthias Lutz's quite fire.
quently. What is the attraction
Clida2
There was large crowd at Bos-
ton corner Saturday night. Call
again boys.
The following took dinner with
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evening.
Miss Eva Smith, Of Athens,
spent last week here.
Our town lie still on the move,
Mrs. Joe Oaks moved from here
to Nelsonville into the house va.
Gated by Mrs. Oaks, and Mr.. 7.
B Bay will move from here to
Sand Run soon.
Messrs. James Tignor, from
Jobs and Lafe Starcher, from
Murray City, were here on bust.
ness last Monday.
Organized laborers, miners and
railroad boys, what do you think
of Mr.. Roosevelt's letter he wrote
Mr.. Jackson concerning Messrs.
Eugene V. Debs and Mayor and
Haywood being undesirable citi-
1ens. The Railroad boys never
had q better friend than Mr.. Debs.
You remember he suffered i'm
prisonment during the great r. r.
strike in Chicago 1894, just be.
cause he held up for the rights of
Organized Labor, and it matters
not who it is, whether they are
high or low in social life. If they
slap the leaders of labor, they
slap labor direct. But it must be
remembered Teddy is great salve
spreader, While he is slapping
white labors with one
hand he is spreading salve on the
black man with the other. Mr..
Tyler, of Columbus, for example
0 ye white laborer and colored
gentlemen how the G.. o. P. does
love you. Now don't get mad and
have four fits all at the same time,
but just simply get the Ohio State
Journal of April "a, 1907, and
look on the first page and the
last column, beginning at the top
of the column and read Teddy's
letter for yourself or if you havn't t
got one just call at our home and
read ours for we have it clipped
out and are keeping it for flu ture
reference.
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seen on our streets Thursday.
Misses Mary Green and Wreatha
Judy attended school closing at
Coaly Valley Wednesday.
Did some one say that Cleveland
had new suit or did | dream it?
Who said that =. Blackburn
went to the Holiness Chapel three
times a week? That is a mistake,
he goes four times week and
twice on Sunday,
Mr.. Sam Carsmer and Morris
Conway, of Laurelville, were busi-
ness visitors at this place Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. F, Romel were
shopping at P, Blackburns, Fri
day,
Mr.. James Stump Jr,, was visit
ing his parents over Sunday.
Mr.. Naniel Lasure has moved
in the residence owned by Howard
Reed. Any one wanting to see
Dan call at 7l5 Brushy street.
Miss Dora Moore is work king for
p. Blackburn at this writing.
Mr.. Willis Stump has returned
home from work to spend a few
days with wife and children.
Mr.. Lewis Hedges is all smiles
because it is boy.
Miss Mabel Blackburn made a
flying trip to Orland last Friday.
Quite few attended the Ball
which was given in our little
village Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carroll,
George Blackburn and lady friend,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Lewis Hedge, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Il. Blackburn, our hustllng
merchant, made a business trip
to the b, /. S. Friday.
Quite few from this place at
tended meeting at Holy Chapel
Sunday night,
Mr.. Jesse Westenberger was
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West Side

Again Uncle Mack sits down
with pencil in hand to tell what
he knows, and maybe little more,
but will try to give the most i'm
portant happenings of our wild
west side.
Preaching at Oak Grove last
Saturday night was we'll attended.
Rev, f Blauser being the pastor.
Mr.. Bert Keister purchased a
nice little farm here last week
We are glad Mr.. Keister located
in our neighborhood.
Henry Huffines was caller on
this side one day last week.
Lewis Keister made business
trip to LaurelViIe recently.
VIM. Paxton was seen vending
his way north few days ago.
We presume he was going to the
Rock House to get his mail.
The Misses Bertha Ebert, Bessie
Reid and Pearl Ebert, ana Messrs.
Ray and Frank Wilson spent
pleasant evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vorhees last
Sunday Miss Reid played some
nice pieces on the organ, after
that Mr. Vorhees entertained them
with some fine violin music.
Chas. Lindsey and Allen Clap
per were callers at Kelstei's, Sun
day.
Mrs. Liden Donley and daugh-
ter, NADIA, called on Mrs. Nj vii.
son and daughter Sunday after
noon.
Mr., Earl Hartsough, of Windy
Ridge, took trip east last Satur-
day evening, and when he was re-
turning home was heard to sing
familiar song, 81 wish nay color
would fade" And no doubt it
did.
Ray Wilson shot the largest rat
ever known to exist last week
measuring % inches from tip to
tip. 1t was nearly all tail.
Our old scribe is expected in
from N Y. any day now. Then
you will have the Thaw trial told
in items for the next six years.
Thanking you for reading this, l
will now say AU REyoIR.
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Cedar Grove

The quarterly meeting at Wes-
ley Chapel was we'll attended last
Sunday. Elder Cherrington
preached very interesting aermon
from Paul, which was very inter
esting to all who heard it.
DR.. Melcher was successful in
removing cancer from the faoe
of A. c. Linn.
Mrs. Carrie Conkle and the
Misses Myrtle and Ellie Lindsey
visited Miss lcel Davis last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, A.. G. Linn and
Lord Shannon broke bread with III.
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Clear Creek

The following called on Mr..
Peter Kraft Wednesday evening,
G.. w. Finefrock, Clara Finefrocb
and Mr.. Clint Caves and wife.
All report good time.
Mr.. John Elck made business
call at Mr.. Robert Arters Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. Ben Carmicle was seen on
our pixies Sunday with corn
cutter. | suppose he was looking
for job of cutting corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Caves were
the Sunday guests of William
Carpenter and wife.
Miss Ada Arter spent Sunday
at Mr.. Joseph Iindseys.
Miss Cora Finefrock called on
Miss Alice Lindsey, Sunday.
Mr.. Emanuel and. Olive Ogg
and Geo. Finefrock made a trip
to Logan Saturday,
Mr.. Eddie Carpenter took dinner
with Mr.. Grover Elick, Sunday.
Mr.. George Finefrock spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. Jack
son Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shull and
daughter, and Mr.. Earny Daub-
mire and wife spent Sunday at
John Elicks.
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Notice to Our Customers.

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not af-
fected by the National Pure Food
and Drug law as it contains no
opiates or other harmful drugs,
and we recommend it as a safe
remedy for children and adults.
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Mr.. Andrew Roop, Sunday: Mr..
Pierce Blackburn and daughter,
Lelah, Miss Maud Cotfman and
Mr.. W. NJ. Watts.
Mr.. Nelson Azbeli was visiting
Jessie Arters Sunday evening, he
was heard going home about day
light singing "Home sweet home"
Mr.. Isaac Flowers and wife were
the guests of Mr.. John Morris and
wife Saturday.
Mr.. Charley Blazer, of Blue
Valley, took dinner with Mr..
Joseph Reavers, Sunday.
Mr.. Emmett Azbell has finished
saving at Mr., John Elick's and is
going to move his mill to Mr..
Samuel Bigham's, of Cola Valley,
this week.
Mr., Arthur Pierce lie going to
moYe to Logan this week,
Mr.. Willis Brown says he likes
to attend meeting at the Holiness
Chapel on Sunday evenings be-
cause there are several good look
ing girls comes to meeting.
There were several boys of this
place spent Sunday afternoon out
near Bost corner on Mulberry St.,
among which were Thomas Pierce,
Nelson Azbell, Willis Brown,
Wesley Morris, Clida Pierce, Herm
McGrady, Arthur and C. Il. Flow
ers. OLD UNCLE TEDDY.
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Blackburnville

AS we have not seen any items
we will try to write few.
Mr.. Thomas Fox, of Mound
Crossing, was shopper at p.
Blackburns Store Wednesday.
Mr.. Boyd Goss, of Gssyille, was
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-02

Mrs. 5. Joyce, 1870 Sullivan St.,
Claremont, N. H., writes
about year ago | bought two
bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure.
1t cured me of a severe case of
Kidney trouble of several years
standing. 1t certainly is a grand,
good medicine, and l heartily re-
commend it," Bert u Co.
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Correspondents from other towns
are requested to have their copy in
this office not latter than Mornday
nightor Tuesday morning. Please
write on one side Of paper only
Editor.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-06-21

I'll ne faut pas remettre a denain &c que Ion peu'
faire aujourdhui:" =.
VOLTA une maxine qu'un honame malade ne oeVral'
surtout pas perdre de vue.
II faut bien Sc lavouer, lhomme est naturellement
negligent en- &c qui concerne les SONS a apporter a sa
sante. Serait-ce quill maine pas a avouer gull est
malade, lui, le representant du sexe fort? Seralt-ce
Gull a trop de chooses a voir pour soccuper de ces
balivernes? o. bien encore, serait-ce par %antlpath1e
on meme par crainte, &c qui serait plus puerll f.!
N'entreprenons pas auJourdhul de dlscuter ces torts
ou'un 81 grand nombre ont a regretter amere1nent.
Sill est vrai que la constitution de la emne est
essentiellement delicate, il est faux de crolre que
rhomme, meme dams toute la vigueur de son Adde'S
cence, peut drawer impunement les attaques dun NAL
queleonque qui Sc declare soudain, meme sous Kappa
renee la plus anodine du moindre arrangement.
N'oublions pas que les plus petites causes peuvent
produire les plus grands effets. Ceci est particuliere-
ment vrai qu'and il s'agit de la sante. Chez lhomme
CONNIE chez la femme Get, pourquol pas p Ia sante
doit primer toutes considerations. La sante dabord,
Ia sante avant tout. N'est-ce pas d'ailleurs la clef du
success, du bonheur ct de la fortune ? Que peut done
faire TN homme chetif, souffrant ct meme settlement
uueloue peu afaibli ou NAL en- train
Lorsouiun homme Sc leve TN peu frlppe " lie ma
tin. ouun ouvrier Sc rend las a son Outrage, que lie
travailleur arrive au champ les jambes ra1des, les bras
engourdis GU la tete TN peu lourde, dltes, vous q11
avez etc %peut-etre bien solvent dams de telles condl-
tons. est-ce que toute la journee ne sen resent pas
egalement ?
Attendu que, dams rordre nature1 DIES chooses, tout
homme dot TRAVELLER pour subvenir a sa substance
ct quill Sc doit meme a sa fa1nille, il est done opportun
de chercher les meilleurs moyens posslbles, tant pour
alleger cette tache deja assez 1ourde, que pour la tac1-
liter ct la rendre encore plus fructueuse.
Pour celia, il faut REINSTATEMENT que la maladle n ait
pas d'empire sur un homme. Et il men sera ainsi que
81 on a bien soin den attenuer les pre1miers symp-
tones. .
Mais ne retardons pas soignons-nous tout de suite,
ne remettons pas a plus tard &c qui doit Sc talre I'M.
mediatement.
Rappe1ons-nous quill est TN remede, c'est Ia nede-
cine populaire par excellence, qui guerit tous les cas-
les plus varies de maladies chez les homnes. &c re-
mede a nom les PILULES MORO pour les hommes.
Vous lie connaissez. Vos parents, vos amis, vos vol
sins en- ont pris certainement ct en- font aujourdhui
les plus grands eloges. Pourquoi ne feriez-vous pas
de meme?
Mais a quot vous servirait de retarder? II faut SIRE
ment en- venir Ia. Et que d'ennuis, de troubles, de souf-
frances meme vous vous eviteriez, 81 vous preniez des
Pilules Moro sitot que vous vous sentez I'm tant soft
peu indisposes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-06-21

So chanter q soi-meme son pro-
pre- "Requiem' en- presence de son
propre c%ercueil, au jour de ses pro.
pres iun6rajlles est 6videmment
une originallte.
Charles uint, lie jour Oh il so
paya une Distraction? p de CO gen.
re, resta du moins silencieux ct
pensif on son cercueil ct ne songea
point q fare en- personne So partie
dams le chour des chantres chan
tant son "D;es irae'.
II est vrai que Charles. Quint
ignorait lie phonographe.
ii para1t qu'un richie n6gociant
de Cork (Irlande), nomm6 Porter,
qui 6tait dou6 dune superbe voix
de baryton, cut lid6e de chanter,
un jour. un Requiem devant un
Photographic. Or,l lie dit Porter pas
salt r6cemment de vie q tr6pas, ct,
SO rappeIant, sur son lit de mort,
la %fantais;e quill await cue, exprima
la volont6 qu'on placat sur son GER
cueil le Photographic, qui ferait
entendre ga propre voix pendant
qu'on conduirait son corps a sa
derniere demeure. Et ainsi fulfil
fait.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-06-21
Les habits a l'epreuve

Les habits a l'epreuve
des bales. les bureaux de la
police de Chicago ont fait il y q
quelques temps des experiences
dams le but d'essayer des habits fa-
briqu6s a l'6tranger ct qu'on disalt
etre q %l6preuve DIES bales. II fut
d6montr6 que la bale dun revol-
yer de grand calibre, tree dune
distance reasonable, ne pouvait
pas traverser I6toffe. N5anmoins
lie public en- general nest point in
t6ress6 dams DIES 6totfes de ce gen.
re, a moins que CO ne soft en- temps
de guerre. Co qui nous int6resse
beaucoup plus est ce qui a rapport
a notre sant6, ct 81 vous d6sirez
rendre votre corps pour alnsi dire
a l'6preuve DIES malacies, il fault
fortifer votre systemic ct purifier
votre sang par l'emploi du Novoro
du DR.. Pierre, le vieux remede
6prouv6 par le temps. II peut etre
obtenue DIES agents sp6ciaux GU d.
rectement DIES propri6taires, le D..
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., l12-1l2
So. Hoyne Ave., Chicago, Ill.