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The Washington herald., 1908-06-10
GIRLS WIN PRAISE
Closing Exercises Held at
Visitation Academy.
MEDALS GIVEN FOR MERIT
Special Ability In Various studies
Recognized ApproprInteIy-Att
Father Lee Delivers Address to
Graduates. CompIimenting Them.

The closing exercises OF the Academy
OF the Visitation, on Connecticut avenue.
took place yesterday morning at 10
o'clock. in the presence Of Rev. Thomas
5. Lee. pastor OF st. Matthews Church;
Rev. David Hnlhouse Buel. S j., presi-
dent OF Georgetown University; Rev.
John OHara. 5. j.; Rev James B. Beck
er. S. j.. and Rev Edward l.. Buckley.
The hall was tastefully decorated. the
color scheme being green and white. The
following programme was creditably rem
dered:
March from the Fifth symphony. "Lenore" . .Rafi
Miss Julie Homiler. Miss Amanda Hurley. Miss
Constance Edgar. and Miss Lillian Hauia
salutatory Miss Louise Howser
Vocal tno--"Lif Thine Eyes to the Noun
Miss Lulu Hall. Miss Amanda Hurley Miss Celeste
Goodman. Miss Lillian Harris Miss Edna T.
Jones Miss Louise Houser.
Piano solo. Rustic Of Spring ............. Sndiug
Miss MAY Raely.
Coronation solo. The Wauder1r' Franz Schubert
Miss EDNA Preble Jones
Chorus Serenade Jouberti-Spicker
Piano solo. ''The Witches Dance" NlaeDoWen
Miss Celeste Goodman.
SoTrano solo la Gitana' Ariu
Miss Lulu Hal.
Essay. Louise Howier
Semi-chonis. The Sweetest Flower that
Blows .Hawley
Misses Hall. Jones. Hovser. Goodman. Hurley.
Harris.
Battle march from "Athaha" ...........M .Meudessohn
Miss Anna Jewell. Miss Louise DoNou. Miss May
Raedy. Miss Celeste Goodman.
Gold Medals Awarded.
Gold medals were awarded as follows;
o.
ship and department Miss Louise How
ser; second intermediate class Miss Kath-
arine Raedy; third intermediate class.
Miss Dorothy Mills; fourth intermediate
class. Miss Emma Holmes.
Christian doctrine-FOurth senior class.
Miss Constance Edgar; fourth interme-
dlate class. Miss Louise Cauidwell
Mathematics-Fourth senior class, Miss
Anita Aveilhe.
Literature history. and composition
First senior class. Miss Louise Howser:
third senior class. Miss Anna Jewell;
fourth senior class. Miss Janet O'Neill,
second intermediate class, Miss Marie En-
gel; third intermediate class. Miss Flor
ence NILS, fourth intermediate class.
Miss Louise Cauldwell,
French-Senior classes. Misses Con-
stance Edgar and Louise Howeer; inter
mediate classes, Misses Anita Aveilhe
and Florence Mills; class of beginners,
Miss Rose Lynn.
At the close Of the exercises Rev.
Thomas S. Lee congratulated the pupLs
on their excellent work and eXtolled the
advantage Of the training and education
given by the Sisters.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-10
ODD FELLOWS PAY
TRIBUTE TO DEAD
Memorial Day Observed by
the Local Order.
ADDRESS BY MR.. W. w. MILAN

Delivers Eulogy on the Members
Who Have Died Within the Year,
OF Whom There Were Thirty-hye.
Roll Call ImPressiveIy Conducted
by J. I. BrOwn-Miss Smith Sings.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-10
BLAME TO Be FIXED
AT INQUEST TO-DAY
Officials Decline to Place Re-
SpOnsibility for Crash.
MCFARLAND PROMISES ACTION

Inspector sommerviIle ana Con-
tractor PiekfOrd Disagree on Vital
Point - Latter's Foreman supports
Him and Thinks Accident Was I'm
avOidabIe-BuiIders Hasten Work.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-10
A musical Feature.

Following Mr.. Millan's address, the Re
bew Orchestra played the "Hero's Sacri-
fce." Miss Lucille Smith. accompanied
by Miss L. NJ. Booth and L. z. Taylor.
sang a contralto solo.
A ceremony equally as impressive es
the eulogy, was the roll call OF the dead
members by John l. Brown. AS he read
each name the orchestra played softly in
keeping with the sadness OF the occasion
Benediction offered by D. w. Keck,
grand chaplain. closed the exercises.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-10

Monday June g. 1905. at 30
a. n, GEORGE. beloved son Of the late Henry
and Charlotte Boegeholz
Funeral from his late residence, use Seventh
street northwest. on wednesday. June 10. At 2-JO
%.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10

through the local agent, the Olathe
Hardware company, and it will be in
stalled complete, within the next few
weeks.
tHotchkiss Herald.)
Mrs. D. w. Thomas and the twins
left last Saturday morning for Cali
fornia for two months visit.
Gus Martell of Paonia has been ap.
pointed deputy tree inspector for Delta
county and was here the first of the
week with carload of trees.
Edgar Williams has severed his con-
nection with the johnson drug store
and will devote his time to making
tracks in furrow behind the plow.
W. D. Gould arrived this week from
Denver and will go up to the FruitlanG
ditch camp where work will be pushed
on that fine proposition.
New members for the Business Mems
Association are coming in fast and we
will soon have the strongest organiza-
tion in the county.
w. E. Kellogg is building $40 feet of
IL inch wooden pipe for the purpose of
running water across gulch about l5O
feet deep. The water will be used to
water about 800 acres of new land.
E. P. Martin is making the pipe at his
ranch.
North Fork Times.)
DR.. Douthitt, the Delta veterinary
and Walter Craig passed through
Hotchkiss Tuesday.
Next Sunday morning at the Baptist
church Mr.. Parker will preach on
Christ and the Church. In the evening
he will speak on the Ideal Man.
We are sorry to write that J. ]. M.
Rose is quite sick with pneumonia and
as he is feeble old man it is likely to
go hard with him.
Mark L. Dorr, a Colorado Springs
capitalist, was in Hotchkiss the first of
the week looking at the country with a
view of investing.
Three of Fred Simond's children have
been quite sick during the past two
weeks. We are glad to say they are
much better now.
]. H. Thorp and wife of Palisade ar
rived Tuesday and moved into their
new home on Hanson Mesa, recently
purchased from A. n. Myers.
j. A. Burdick and wife came up from
Grand Junction Sunday evening for a
visit with friends and relatives. We
are all glad to see these fine old people.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
News From Over
The County.
Olathe Criterion.

Clay Showalter visited Read Sunday.
Attorney Logan of Delta transacted
business in Olathe the last of the week.
Stock Inspector, Cash Sampson of
Delta was business visitor to Olathe
Friday.
R. F. Wentz and DIR. Burgin made a
pleasant drive to Montrose Sunday
evening.
A L. Patterson, of Eckert, came in
Tuesday morning to distribute large
consignment of trees among our grow
ers.
Sol Kurtz, who has resided in the
Uncompahgre valley for several years,
loaded a car of goods here Saturday
and will make his future home in Pal
mer, Idaho.
Carl Westeson, who lives six miles
west of Olathe, has struck fine soft
water at depth of 200 feet. Mr..
Westesen is going to put in first class
pumping plant, having ordered a four
horse power international engine
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10

SALE OF TIMBER. Washington. d. &.
March .. 1905. Scaled bids marked outeidc,
IBID. Timber Sale Application December IL,
1907. Battlemcnt Mesa, and addressed TO the
Forester. Forest Service Washington. ID. C..
will be received up to and including the 2lst day
of April. lpe. for all the merchnntable dead
timber standing and down and all the live
timber marked for cutting by the fores; officers,
located on de-ienatsd arca Of about ,2uO acres
on Hubbard Creek. approximately in unsurveyed
r. i2 Is, X. VI w, Il. NJ, within the Raitlcmet
Mesa National Forest, Colorado. estimated to H.,
ssa,oa feet y. NJ. OF aspen. s0ooJ feet y. NJ. of
Colorado blue spruce, and laoo feet Il. NJ of
Ensclmann spruce. the Douglas fir marked by
the forest officers. all living, and i.oup,0oo feet
B NJ. Of dead timber. log scale. more or less.
No bid of les- than g 80 per thousand feet Il ~
for Douglas fir. Colorado blue spruce. Engel-
mann spruce. and $40 per thousand feet a. NJ.
for the aspen. alpine ir and dead timber. will be
considered, and deposit Of $50 must be sent TO
II. B Crner. Fiscal Agent, Forest Service,
Washington. ID. e., for each bid submitted to the
forester. Timber upon valid claims Is exemp mptcsi
from sale. The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. For further Information and reeula-
tions governing sales address David Anderson,
Supervisor. Collbran. Colo.
WN. T. COX, Acting Forester.
FIR, pub. March ~: Inst pub. April IL. i9cs.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
COUNTY or DELTA ~

STATE OF COLORADO, 40
COUNTY or DELTA.
IN THE COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE
Tux PEOPLE THE STATE or CoLoRApo TO
EMMA NIziSA. GREETING;
WHEREAS, II has been made - appear to the
County Court OF Delta County, in the State of
Colorado, that you. the said Emma Wilma are an
heir at law OF Mary Wilma, late of the County
of Delta, State of colorado, deceased. and that
you reside out of said State.
NOW, THEREFORE, in accordance with the
provisions of the statute in such made and
provided. and by order of Cour, duly made and
entercd you are hereby notified TINT an instru.
mcnt Of writing purporting to be the last will
and testament of the said Mary Wilma, deceased,
was prc-cn,cd TO said Court fer probate on the
residing at Delta, in the State of Colorado: that
the said dcceient was mt the time OF her dccease,
rado; that the said dcccdent, nccording to the
said alleged will devised and bequeathed her
to- wit:
FrRsT-I give, devise and bcqu,ath TO my hus-
band. Nelson Wilma Of the County of Delta and
may die seized. whether real personal or mixed.
and whcrc-ocvcr situate, to have and TO hold to
him and his heirs and assigns forever.
SscoSp-1 hereby nominate and appoint
Nelson Wilma to he the executor of this my last
will and testament, and direct that he he per
m,,ted to act as such without giving an, bond
WITNESS My hand and seal, this sixth day of
May. A. d., lN1.
MARY WILMA, (sK,r-l
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to be and
appear before said Court at the county Court
koom In the Court House in Delta. in the County
| Of Delta, in the State of Colorado, ON the 18th
day OF April, A. ID, igJS then and there to attend
| the hearing ON the probate of the said alleged
Inst will and testament OF the said Mary Wilma,
dcccarcd, and further TO do and perform what
| shall thcn. by the said Court bc required and
| adjudgcd
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have hcrcunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at
my Office in Delta in said County, this 9TH day of
March, A. d., 1905.
{ SEAL } FIRED N. DICkERSON,
COUNTY 7 Judge and Acting Clerk.
I COURT. } BY 1. \. PkUErrE, Deputy.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Proposal for Bids.

The Board OF Trustees of the Town of Dcltn.
Colorado, will receive and consider bids for tho
construction OF the cement sidewalk along the
west side of Block ~ Of Garnet Mesa Sub,li-
vision of the Town Of Delta, Colorado, AT the
regular mectiAg OF said Hoard OF Trustccs to bc
held on Thursday the 9TH day of May, A. ID,
iplS, nt the hour OF eight O'Clock =. NJ. said
sidewalk to bc constructed In manner heretofore
designated by Ordinance, passed, approved and
or,iercd published on tho 10Th day of March,
A. ID. 1908, rcfcrcncc to which ordinance can DO
madc for tho purpose Of determining spccinca-
uons.
sigrel In scaled envelopes by oight o o'clock r M .
on said 7tli day OF May, a.. ID, zoos.
(SEAL) LILLE L. WILSON,
Town Clcrk ami Recorder,
First pub. April 10TH last pub April l1th, ioos,
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
AND ELECTION FOR VOTING ON BONDS.


AND ELECTION FOR VOTING ON BONDS.
On the petition of twentysix legal voters of
said School District, and pursuant to the action
OF the Board of Directors in the behalf. notice is
hereby given according to law. that a special
meeting of the legal voters of School District
No. l, in the County of Delta and State of Colo
rado, is hereby called for and the same will be
A. ID. ieDs at the District School House in the
Town of Delta in said District, beginning at the
hour Of lS0 o'clock NJ and ending at the
purpose of taking the vote Of such qualified
voters of said School District shall have paid
a school tax therein in the year next preceding
said NESTING, upon the question whether or not
SAID School District shall contract bonded
debt in a sum to be then and there inst asreed
upon. according to law. by the said qualified
voters. for the purpose of erecting and furnish
ing school building within and for said
District, by the issuance and sale OF the negoti-
able coupon bonds of said District therefor.
which question has bsen by the said board of
Dir.ctors and hereby is submitted to the said
LEGAL voters, quHlihed aforesaid, for their
determination al this said nesting.
The legal votars who have qualihed A. afort-
said shall at ~ O clock p NJ a. aforesaid upon
said day and date, at said place, Inst asre.. by
debt TO be- contrnctsd for said purpose, il any.
and shall then proceed nt o'clock z. NJ. TO vote
by ballot for or against the contraction OF a
bonded debt in said amount fixed a. aforesaid
for the purpose aforesaid.
All of said LEGAL voters, qualified as aforesaid
fayoring the contraction Of said bonded debt
shall vote by ballot on which are written or
printed the words for the bonds" and those
oppo~rd thereto shall vote by ballot upon which
written printed the words against the
bond-,' and the ballot box for the purpose of
sid vote shall br opened ni the hour OF clock
Z. Al on said day and date At said place and
6o'clock Il. Nj.
Dated this 2cth day of March, A. ID. 1905.
II. J. FRoTHINGHAM.
Secretary of School District No. in the COUNTY
OF Delta and State OF Colorado.
fS.rhnol nt.trtef Sss.l
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10

Asbury White, of Pueblo, Is here
this week looking after his ranch and
to attend the annual meeting of the
Overland Canal Co. that was held We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Kinne and baby, ac-
companied by j. H. Gle nzen, Mrs.
Kinne's grandfather, arrived Tuesday
! night. Mr.. Glenzen is an old pioneer,
having lived in this state since 1861.
John Finn and family moved back to
their river ranch after two weeks
stay here. They have their residence
on East Bridge Street painted new and
everything cleaned up in nice shape.
w. S. Coburn has returned from a
three months trip to various points in
the United States, going as far east as
New York. He tells the Times man
that everything is dull back there and
that Colorado is about the only place
on the map anyway.
Paonia Booster.
Miss Myers, county superintendent
of schools, was a Paonia visitor part of
this week.
w. R. Gale was Paonia visitor from
Delta couple of days this week.
Mrs. Anderson and Miss Irwin went
to Midway to see Mrs. Soper Saturday.
C. H. B. Seybert went to Delta
Thursday on business returning Friday.
John McDonough has returned from
California where he has been for sew
al months.
A. S. Hockett was in the fore part
of the week and while here he sold IA
acres of his land to j. Woodwork.
The price was $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Spencer will
leave Sunday morning for California
visiting relatives and friends in San
Diego, Santa Anna, Los Angles, Fresno
Santa Cruz, and San Francisco. They
will be gone about two months.
Edith Mead has severed her connec-
tion with the Paonia Mercantile Co. and
will go to Cortez with her mother in a
few days. The Meads will all return to
Paonia in time to take care of the fruit
for winter use. Patrons of the Mer-
camille will miss Edith as she Is an ac-
comodating clerk.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10

Will Watts will develop your films
and plates and finish prints. Leave
orders at the store of w. H. Mathers
or drop him card.
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10

ClAcCfC u msts sisht. prsservs The srht M
VIVSolSs 6lssses ere as1e sight
v. AvRRlLL opsieiss. ~ Msis Stree,
The Delta independent., 1908-04-10
Notice of School Election.

STATE OF COLORADO.)
County OF Delta, IS.
School District No. /.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
WALTER M'ELRoY DIES.
Younx Man from New York Expires in
 Troy.

Younx Man from New York Expires hn
 Troy.
 Troy. Jan. 1S.-(Special.)--Wa ATcEirov one of the owners or the rs rnival Company that is here. who 1,ss ilI for some time with pneumonia, diad this afternoon at o'clock at tne hoardinR house of Mrs. D. 10. Lawrence on Academy Street. ~, v,.
 MT. McElroy was from New York and was an Elk. being memoer or Todpe No. 31, at Syracuse, N. Y. The Trov Fiks have rendered whatever as- ststs nee they could, and the young man has suffered for nothing in the way Of attention or funds.
 telegram has been sent to the Syracuse Lodge notifying 1t of MT. Mc- EIrov's death. The mother or the youna man is expected to arrive here tomorrow and the remains will be snip ped to his home. He was unmarried and 29 years old.
 Mrs. Loard. the mother of Joe Fur low who died at the home of her son Tbursday night, was buried this morn irg in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs. Loard u,ss over 80 years old and had been in TeahIa health for some time.
 Deputy Marshal F. c. Taylor brought to Troy yesterday evening from near Io1a covington County. H. c. Mus srove and J. W. Howard. having ar Tested them on warrants charging them with cutting and boxing timber be- longing to the United States Govern ment. On account of the absence of tbe Government witnesses. both cases were continued until the witnesses could be secured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
IS THE PANIC OVER ?

If you think 1t is. now Is good time to buy real estate in Montgomery tor an investment. Investments made nov in Montgomery real estate at the eno of the panic cannot fail to be protlt- able. Good property in Montgomery did not decline during the panic so much as 1t did in other Southern cltles:
 Parties contemplating buying VIII make a mistake by waiting.
 We have for sale:
 Si.55O will buy new five room cot +are at Highland Park; $500 cash. bal snce SEQ per month. This place worth $1 x50.
 Sl.250 will buy nice four room cot taxe at Highland Park. This place well improved is worth $1.5oo. Terms cash.
 s2.100 will buy six room cottage near oak Park, well improved, good com munity. Terms s20O cash; balance SEQ per month,
 S1. .s5O will buy now i've room cot taGe. large hall and rooms, South Highlands, near Female College, $2OO
 Montgomery Realty Co.,, 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
J. c. MOSS IS DEAD. NotaauIEa People Pay Tribute to Good

NotasuIga. Jan. 1s.-tSpecial.)- )-J. c. Nfozs died yesterday and was buried in the Methodist Cemetery in NotasuIga
 One of the largest crowds seen here in wears gathered at the cemetery to nay the last tribute of respect to the deceased. great many negroes were nresent, among them several old ones, former slaves of MT. Moss. who were deenIv affected and by their sobs and tears attested their devotion to their former master,
 Many beautiful floral designs were sent from Athens, Ca, consisting of La France roses, white carnations and ferns.
 Among the many visitors was Mrs. Rufus Moss of Athens, Ga, a niece of R MT. Moss was one of the best known
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
GASOLINE FLOWING
FREE DEMONSTRATION NOW BE- ' ING MADE HERE.
w. R. Caldwell Is Exhibiting His New
 Farming Machine on the

w. R. Caldwell Is Exhibiting His New Farming Machine on the
 Henderson Place.
 On the 18th inst, there was pub lished in this paper a notice by Mir. W. R. Caldwell, giving particulars re- garding an exhibition of his Gasoline Piow, at the Henderson Farm, just across the river.
 He desires again to extend an invi- tation to any and all who may be in- terested in blowing. to so across the river, scarcely i've minutes walk from the Ferry (ferriage free) to witness the interesting demonstration of tnis invention. which will be carried on daily for the next thirty days.
 MT. Caldwell, who is owner Of the blow, states that 1t is complete sue- cess, and that it can be operated at cost of about 35 cents per acre, wieh the labor of hut one man.
 Remember the ferriage will cost you nothing. and Mir. Caldwell is confident that he will demonstrate to the entire satisfaction of each and everyone the wonderful possibilities of the Gasoline Plow its labor and expense saving.
 For any information regarding the new Gasoline PloN, call to see
 '-o" W. R. Caldwell,
 adv 311-2 Commerce Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
Mra. Kiun AnaIxnn.

Huntsville, Jan. 18- Especially Mrs. MattIe L. King, doing business as the King Grocery Company, made an aS- alignment yesterday for the benefit ot creditors. George L, Marsh was named as assignee. Her liabilities are $5.0s2 Se, due in small amounts to many firms in this and other cities. Her assets amount to s5.762.37. consisting of ae counts. stocks of groceries and hous" and lot. The house and lot and sl.' 900 of stock is claimed as exempt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
RoBs wETUMPKA STORE.
Thieves Escaped But BIoodhOunda are
 on Trail.

wetumpka, Jan. 1S.--(speciai,)-l'ast night some daring thief or theives broke into the general merchanoise store of B. O. Bachelor. An entrance was made by breaking down the rear door. Besides eleVen ratra of shoes the thief or thieves took provisions of all kinds.
 Blood hounds from the penitentlary were put on the trial, but so far tne robbers are at large.
 The First National Bank Of We tumpka has had it's annual meeting The bank netted 21 1-2 per cent proht last year. The same officers were again elected. The carnival given by the Young women's Christian Association at the Baptist Church last night proVso to Ve one of the most enjoyable affairs In some time.
 Miss Mary Martin of Gadsden is visit ing Miss Mary Sedberry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
RETURN WITH MEN.
Police Omcera Bring Prisoners IT.
 MnufcDmery.

Montgomery.
 Both Day Sergeant oscar McDade and Night Sergeant H. T. Ragland. or the Police Department. have returned to Montgomery with prisoners.
 Sergeant McDade returned with ". Elsey. charged with grand larceny. MT. McDade brought his man from rus- caiooEA where he was arrested by orders of the Police Department of Montgomery.
 On similar orders Lim O'Rourke was arrested in Birmingham whence MT. RaRland escorted him to Montgomery. Both men were arrested on charges of grand larceny.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19

The wisdom of buying Montgomery real estate, look around the city to- day. and note the development and im- provennent in every direction. What better proof do you want. that such an investment Is certain to enhance in value, and that any property you may buy at a reasonable price ts as good use as you can make of your money.
 For $i.500. four room cottage with bath and sanitary connections, near in. Renting for f$1S0 per annunn.
 For $I,s00. nice residence at High land Park. containing six rooms, por- celain bath, electric lights. etc. Lot 50x150 feet. Renting for $200 per an- mum.
 For S4,O00. nice little cottage on S.. Perry St. Lot 50xl60 feet. Bath. san
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
A PREsBYTERIAN BANQUET.
Churehmen of Huntsville Dine at eR Manse.

churehmen of Huntsville Dine at th' Manse.
 Huntsville. Jan. 1s--(Special' )--Hev Francis Tappey and other members oi inc First Presbyterian Church gave hanquet last night in the parlors of the manse as a compliment to the men oi the congregation and some Of theii friends courses. At the conclusion of the re- past, a Presbyterian Brotherhood wai organized, officers being elected as fol. lows: M. R. Murray. president; Paul Speake, vice president; Henry Chase secretary and R. P. Weeden. treasurer
 The aim of the organization Is to promote interest in church work among the men. Incidentally 1t was stated that the nineteenth anniversary of the Huntsville church, which was the nrSi church of the denomination organized in Alabama. would be celebrated in June.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
If You Doubt
Real Estate & Insurance
 Phones s2 and t5.

itary connections. etc. Especially de- sirable for any one wishing to pur- chase small home in splendid location for future development.
 For $4,000, seven room residence four blocks from Court Square. Bath, elec- tric lights, etc. Lot 4sx14o feet. Rent tnE for S420 per annum.
 For $5.250. beautiful residence on choice elevated lot. in splendid neigh borhood, near in. Seven rooms with all modern conveniences through out. If you want a nice home at a reason able price, this is your opportunity.
 FOR RENT-First floor of Famine apartment building, No. 21 Adams Street. Six rooms. bath. etc. Steam heat and electric lights furnished free.