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The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

OSynopsis Of preceding chapters Asa sacrifice
for her sister, Christine Penrhyn refused the
oner Of marriage of rising young lawyer-Will
Mayne. She believed that If her sister Alice be-
came engaged to Mayne. il would end her rela-
tons with dsreDutable man, Mortimer. who
eXerted a strange influence over Alice Penrhyn
and led her into an indiscretion which threaten.
ed her good name. Christine, learning of this
denied that IL was Alice who had been seen with
Mortimer and took the whole AFFAIR upon her
own shoulders a further sacri1ce)
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THEM ALL

and took my own wrinkles out by my discovery after
and beauty doctorsh had failed My treatment
is absolutely HARMLESS be used without the know
ledge OF any one and takes only few minutes, For
further particulars address HARRIET META suite 800
Syracuse, n. Y. Before ] give full Information
require promise OF secrecy for my protection
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l am not very strong. ana the washing, with all
my other work, finally got the better OF me. had
quite sick spell and after things had gone at
aixcs and scVens for nearly two weeks. suggested
60 John that he had better do the washing. We
couldn't hire glrl forlove or money and the situa-
tion was desperate,
SO one m orning he started IN. My, what com.
motion there In the kitchcn From my bed.
room occas asionally caught glimpses OF poor John
struggling with that mountain of dirty clothes.
IL ever a man had all the exercise" he wanted,
my husband was that mani Couldn't help feeling
sorry for him and yet Il mad me laugh, for l re.
membered how he made fun OF me when hinted
so strongly for a 1900 Gravity Washer. When he
finally got the clothes done and on the line he was
just about all in"
That evening. John came TO nay room and said
kind OF shce epishly What's the name of the firm
that m axes those Washers you were telling
Rboutf" I looked up their advertisement and
found the following addrcsss
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Makes Wrinkles
Disappear i'm a Night

IN many instances No face massage. no steaning,
creams sooaled skin foods, masks rollers,
nothing TO inject, but marvellous simple discovery
that works surprising wonders in EIGHT HOURS BY
THE CLOCK
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When he had gone, Christine
turned to her sister again and found
she had tainted.
Concluded next week.
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The 1900 Washer Co. 81 Henry ST..
Binghamton, N Y.
Canadian address; The Canadian
1900 Washer Co.. 3SS Yonge ST.,
Toronto, Canada,

That's all ne said, but ne lost no time la sending
for their Free Washer Book. The book came In
due time and with II an offer 20 send the 1900
Gravity Washer thirty days free trial My
husband Jumped at the chance TO try the Washer
without having to spend a cent. wen have four
weeks use OF the Washer anyway, even II we
don't decide TO keep it," he said. So he told the
Company TO send on the w asher
IL was sent promptly, all charges paid, and the
IN little easy payments. The next week felt well
enough TO use II. Ii Is the incest Washer | ever
saw, and IL almost runs itself Takes only six
minutes 20 wash tubful, and the garments come
out spotlessly clean.
We were all delighted with the Wash
er, and wrote TO the Company that ueE ne ~
would keep IL and accept their easy TH1Ellp al
payment terms of so cents a week. h4rh4AM
We paid for it without ever mis- sing lexSnFI1
the money and wouldn't part ~ rtk-9lkta
with the Washer for five times III Et6N
its cost II we couldn't get III n~k. MfW1
other just like &c. sXasW Kwn.SSss41 Nn
If women knew what n won- NJ sHhaaAzAfN&IltV
derfu help the 1900 .aa.ss.sss=aae EfsavH,Nukazes
vi !. N. 4.
Gravity Washer is ~ - IN
not one would be Ntha lttI8tkMMNNA
without II. Ii saves Ylr--+~-------y s-@H ~
work and worry and Nhl ltk fLIyIN N1
doctors bills. Takes V'rfs@---.a.t- - w
away all the dread 1tk iNNMEM
OF wash-day. feel }9.st.,,4elhhf "
like a different wom- - III
!. +. I. IS
an since 1 have quit f4SsA&eftsSRW
the use OF the wash /13IlN
board And if any ~ MNlP%M
woman's husband %<NBZWM &tnN~
Sc g 20 buying No. RuAK A
one OF these labor. W. m Va
saving machines, w
NgIr. IA agaNf fs.Ns.t nsW4 pfaV4f.n n
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take a MINT nom my experience, ~
Let the man do just one big washing by hand
will be only too glad to get you 1900 Gravity
Washer.
Anybody can get one on free trial, by FIRST writ.
Ing for the Washer Book,
Excuse me for writing such n long letter, but
hope, Mr.. Editor, you will print II for the benefit
Of the women readers OF your valuable paper
Sincerely yours. MRS. j. III. SMITH.
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He Bought Her
"A 1900 Washer
One of Our Readers Tells
How Her Husband Learned
What Washday Means 10 a Woman

DEAR EDrroR IN ost men have no realization
OF what wash-day" means TO woman. Ny
husband Is one of the best men that ever lived. bat
he laughed when asked him one day TO get me
1900 Gravity Washer. 4 told him IL would wash a
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Ninety-hve percent Of the cases OF deafnese
brought to our attention are the result Of
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

1 J. Kleck is at work improving the lots which he recently purchased in the new Germania place.
 John Creighton is having the weeds and grass cut from off his south field.
 T. T. Powers has built a screen porch on the front of his house. thus adding considerable to its appearance. and we predict a great deal of the comfort of the dwelling during the coming summer months.
 Mr Screibles has finished sowing his place to grain and now awaits the harvest
 John Mundall and family were visit ing with William Benedict Wednesday.
 Tuesday the people of the west side of the district were somewhat startled by a huge black horse hitched to a cart and running as if it's only desire was to shake the dust of the neigh borhood from its feet. Although sev- eral narrow escapes from collisions with other rigs were noted. no damage was reported. We learned by The Re publican of Wednesday morning that the horse fell exhausted in front of the court house, where it was captured. We figure that it must have run at least ten miles
 J. B. Mollet has his first crop of hay in the cock.
 William Fosburg is helping Larry Doyle with his fencing this week
 IT w Chambers has built a large hay shed and is now building an adobe carriage house. Mir Chambers says that he believes we need such things as much as people in the east.
 Thursday evening a party of our young people got together and, arming themselves with COW bells. tin oil cans and other noise producing parapher- nalia. went to the home of one of our newly married couples and pro Ceeded to make life a burden until Jess came to the door and handed out the cigars. The ladies were treated to fruit.
 Mrs. R NJ. Price and little son. Ster- ling. of Cananea. Mexico, are visiting Mrs. Prices father-in-law for a few weeks.
 Mrs. S. J. Reiber visited with Mrs Henry SChrader Wednesday.
 J. H. Rhodes was business visitor in town Thursday.
 -h'44iN 'ui'i9 VI 'iie Ni9'h i91ii't was a caller in our part of the valley Wednesday and Thursday.
 Miss Winnie Pritchett and Dick Os- merndsun attended Sunday school last Sunday and afterwards spent the even ing with MT. and Mrs. Chester Ma thers.
 Wednesday evening Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Kleck entertained in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Jess Kleck. The evening was very pleasantly spent in music and games. after which delicious re-
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

[ treatments were served. Those pres Cnt were MT. and Mrs Jess Kleck. the Misses Hirshey. Mollet, Kleck. NOf ginger. Snyder. Etter and Erhart. and Messrs. Kleck, Mollet, Shoemaker Cook, Diller, Barnes, King. Lively and Sapp.
 J w. Moudy was in town on busi- ness Wednesday
 Wilbur Bivins. who has been suffer ing for some time with a tumor on his neck. underwent an operation for its removal the first of the week. We are pleased to report his improved condition and hope for a speedy recov- cry of his usually good health.
 Frank Eyre. young man who grew up in our neighborhOOd. was united in marriage last Friday to Miss Florence Knifton of Phoenix. MT. and Mrs. Eyre left Monday for their wedding trip in southern California, but expect to return after a few weeks and make their home in the valley. This makes the third wedding from among our young people within month. We wonder who will be next?
 Marion Mathers has gone in with John Pritchett on his melon patch and has been busy this week planting seed.
 Some of our people are getting the gold fever and are preparing to leave for the Bouse country as soon as the full report of Fitz Mac is made.
 Charles Singleton spent Wednesday afternoon as a guest of the Woodfords at the Bide-a-Wee ranch.
 Mrs. Griggs Carr and Mrs. Fred Karls were guest of the latter's moth CT. Mrs. W. F. Mathers. at supper on Thursday evening.
 William Chambers was calling in the city on Thursday.
 C. S Araes and family intend leav- ing for southern California next week. MT. Ames says the Salt River valley is all right. but he thinks a change will be beneficial to Mrs. Ames, who is in nl health.
 James Kennedy is planting trees along the fence and roadside on his ranch on the north fork road MT Kennedy has just completed work on a screen porch around his house and is now giving it a coat of paint.
 The bridge crew at work on the Me Dowell road bridge now has that SiIuclure IeduN lor tie concrete WoIh. as also is the one a quarter mile east. People will be glad when these 'rpr'-s are finished, as the construction necessarily works some hardship Oa those travelling these roads.
 Mrs. George Gilmore was shopping in town Thursday.
 J. w. Dragh was visiting friends in town Friday.
 J. IT. Singleton is setting row of olive trees around his ranch.
 Mrs. w. N. Price spent Sunday with
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
5 RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REPUB AKS RURAL ROUTE CREESSFP 0{

up her position with the Jackson fam lily. at least for a while.
 Mrs. Minch's little son has been ill for the past week, but is improving and hopes to return to school in q short time.
 Marion Mathers was calling at MT Pritchetts last Sunday. Mir. Mathers has taken charge of Mir. Pritchett's watermelon patch on shares. Condi tions are very favorable and he hopes to raise a large crop. which will be shipped through the Salt River Valley Watermelon Growers association.
 Calvin Stouder is helping MT. Me Guyer thin sugar beets this week.
 Miss Wallis of Phoenix. a niece of Mrs Stouder, has been visiting with the Stouder family this week.
 The dance given by Mir. McGuyer was. as anticipated. one of the most enjoyable affairs of the kind held in this district, about forty being present. The young people were chaperOned by Mrs. Stouder. Mrs. Barry and Mrs Mathers. Music, furnished by Phoenix musicians. was excellent. and dancing was indulged in until late hour. Re lItSllllflllS pA NdhtS lAlciht bN Alf young ladies of the neighborhood and delicious coffee made by Mir. McGuyer himself and such as only a bachelor knows how to make was served, after which the dancers departed for their respective homes. very tired but hap py. All feel indebted to Mir. McGuyer for his kindness in throwing open his home to them.
 Mir. Roster and Mir. Lowell. from the Heard ranch. across the river, took supper at the Shrecl and Osmerndsun ranch on Monday evening.
 Miss Winifred Pritchett and Richard Osmerndsun were visitors at the Creighton Sunday school on Sunday afternoon. Later they took Supper with Miss Pritchett's sister. Mrs. Ches- ter Mathers.
 Mrs Thompson has been having quite a time with her two little sons this week. both being i'll with colds
 Miss Mae Chambers had a call on Tuesday to hurry to Prescott to take a position with the santa Fe office. but as she could not leave at once a Prescott stenographer was substituted.
 Mrs. Chester Mathers visited in this neighborhood Thursday
 owing to the illness of Mrs. Barry there was no meeting of the Ladies Home Life circle on Thursday. Mrs. Barry is so much improved. however. that it is hoped the ladies will meet with her on this (Saturday) after noon.
 Mrs. Minch has been i'll this week with the grip.
 Mir. Wilcox. who recently purchased the Aiken ranch, is improving his house by building screen porches
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
RURAL ROUTE NO. i.
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WILSON DISTRICT.

Wilson, March 19.-James Wilson took a motorcycle ride to Desert Wells last Sunday.
 MT. Houstan has sold his ranch and will soon move into the home he has purchased in Phoenix. The purchaser is also a resident of Phoenix and has not yet moved onto his new ranch.
 There is a new family in what is known as the Savage house. MT. Kline and family having moved away a short time ago.
 Curtis Wilson of the Airdome the ater. Belt Wilson of the Central Auto company and Harrison Williams were visitors at the Wilson ranch on Sun day.
 Mrs. William Cage, with Olive and Elsie. spent last Saturday with Mrs. Barry.
 A number of young people went to the asylum on Monday night to at tend a dance, but in some way were disappointed at that place; but they did not lose their fun. as they went on to town to a masquerade ball. The party consisted of Miss Lena Shreck, Miss Ada Osmerndsun, Richard Os- merndsun. Tom Bromley. Mir. Roster. MT Lowell and the two Mir. Strouders
 On Monday a Mexican, attempting to catch a horse on the McKeene ranch ran the animal into the wire and it was so badly cut that il will probably have to be killed.
 Mrs. :. 4. Echlin of Phoenix visited with her mother, Mrs. $. NJ. Wilson, on Monday.
 John Lamozon and Ed Desmit have a gang 6f men at work on their ditch this week. giving it a good cleaning
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Hill motorcycled over from their homestead beyond the Hole the Rock on Sunday and were calling on Mrs. Charles Thompson.
 Miss Mae Chambers entertained Miss Ada Osmern lsun and MT. Arney at dinner on Sunday.
 Mir. Cage and family drove over to Judge Phillips in the Osborne district last Friday evening and attended the league meeting
 Miss Lena Shreck visited Thursday afternoon with Miss May McAvoy in the Creighton district.
 Mir. and Mrs. Johnson were COW hunting on Monday and Tuesday. They bought some from Mir. Hughes, west of Phoenix, on Tuesday.
 George Patterson of Phoenix visited | with his nephews. James and Ellison 1 Wilson, on Tuesday.
 Miss Evelyn Williams has been III | with a very severe cold and has given |
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
CREIGHTON.

The marriage of Miss Eva Etter youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. C.. M. Etter, to MT. Jesse Kleck, oldest son of Mir. and Mrs Jacob Kleck, took place at the home of the brides par ents on the Mcdowell road last Tues day evening, March 16, at o'clock Rev. Mir. Campbell officiated in his own impressive style. Just at o'clock Miss Faye Etter. sister of the bride began to sing 70, Promise Me" Miss Jessie Arn presiding at the piano. This was followed by Mendlessohn's wedding march. to the strains of which the bridal couple entered to- gether and took their places in the double doorway beneath bell of or ange blossoms and mistletoe. The bride was dressed in a beautiful white gown and carried a boquet of orange blossoms, while the groom was dressed in the conventional black. The rooms were decorated with carnations, orange blossoms and the feathery pepper boughs. Only the relatives and the very intimate of the host, of friends of this popular couple were present. The invited guests were: Mir. and
 
 Etter. MT. and Mrs. Joel NofZinger. Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Fenstemaker. Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Snyder. MT and Mrs. Henry Kleck. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Kraus, Mir. and Mrs. Roy Clayson, NIT. and Mrs. Albert Moore. MT and Mrs F. F. Pascoe. MT. and Mrs. Robert Wilson. Mir. and Mrs Ernest Smith. Mir. and Mrs. J. w Etter and family. MT. and Mrs. j. b Bivins and family, J. T. Etter and family. MT. and Mrs. w. J. osborn and family. Robert Etter and sons. Mrs. Elizabeth Van Arn. Mrs. Emma King and family, Mrs F.. Gertrude Doris and son. Mrs. A. J. Bell, Mrs G. H. Clayson. Messrs. Tom Barnes, Fraulyn Gegax. Query Sapp. Simon Snyder, and Samuel. Jacob, Emery and Lynn Kleck. and the Misses Sophie Gautschy, LibOie. Edna and Dorothy Kleck. Salome. Hannah and Mabel Nofzinger. Lydia and Alice Snyder, Faye Etter, Nave and Maude Wilson, Jessie. Jennie and Harriet Arm and Gus Kate Felker. Refresh ments of ice cream. sherbet and cake were served and Miss Jessie Arn pre- sided at the punch bowl Many beau tiful and useful presents of china, cut glass. silver and linen were received Mir and Mrs. Kleck are now residing in the Robert Etter cottage. where they will be glad to receive their friends after April l.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
OSBORN.

osborn, March 19.-ServIces at the Bethel church on Sunday, March 21: Sunday school at 10 a. m.; Lesson Quarterly Review: classes for all. Preaching at II a. m. and at 7:3O D. m. Everybody invited. Epworth league at D. m, topic. Islam" Ca challenge to faith). Galatians 1:l5-17. Program by Mission Study class; leader, Miss Elizabeth Hedgpeth.
 The music class meets at the church Saturday night. Every one welcome.
 Rev. Mir. Forman has been engaged in meetings at Tempe since the 18th of February. The services are being held in the opera house, and many are being saved. He is expected home soon.
 Mrs. Morrell of Tempe visited Fri day with Mrs. J. A. R. Irvine.
 Will Callahan. accompanied by his mother Mrs. Vernon Clark. and some friends. was taking a ride in his auto lase Thursday, when he encountered some difficulties in the vicinity of the Grand canal and was obliged to tele- phone to town to get another machine to take them in.
 -sAA W sAAAlAA sun FA4Afi AclAlANh MI a. Edmundson Thursday.
 J. NJ. Yaple is entertaining his niece, Mrs. Grace Carr. of Chicago. Mrs. Carr expects to spend some time in the valley. She is accompanied by her daughter, Aurelia.
 Robert Wolf and wife went to Kel- win on the excursion last Sunday.
 Mrs. Mayme Elder of Phoenix visited the Osborn school Friday in the inter est of the Pacific Mutual Life Insur- ance company. for which she is agent.
 Miss Eugenia GlascOck will be able to re-enter school Monday She has been absent two weeks on account of illness.
 Mrs. M. F. Warren and Mrs. Ralph Quinn spent Friday in town assisting with the chicken pie dinner given by the ladies of the Christian church.
 Victor Norris took out a load of Page wire to his new place on Center street on Friday.
 The Freer family of the Indian school entertained Mrs. Adelaide Cox of Phoenix for a few days.
 Mrs. Schrader and her daughter. Anna. spent last Thursday with Mrs. D. H. Graham and Mrs. Louis Nichols of Isaac district.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

Miss Lola Kirk is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever.
 MT Lee, who was reported some time ago as suffering from an attack of rheumatism, is improving. but is still confined to his bed.
 Mrs. B. NJ. Fuqua entertained Mir. and Mrs. Jeff Bates. Miss Hancock. Senie and Thurman Bates on Sunday.
 A few friends of Superintendent and Mrs. Goodman were entertained on Thursday evening. They all enjoyed music and ping-pong. Refreshments were served and afterwards NIT. and Mrs. Venne played on piano and man dolin.
 Mrs. Peterson and her daughter Alvina and Miss Gertrude Morris at tended the dance Monday evening
 Mrs. Carl Buck and daughter of Tempe were the guests of Miss Daisy Buck during the week.
 Thomas Wimsett and wife went hunting out on the desert Wednesday.
 Captain and Mrs. John Potts drove to the Isaac neighborhood to visit Mir. and Mrs. s. A. Garrett.
 Mrs. R. B. Quinn entertained Mrs Harriet CawthOrne on Wednesday.
 Miss Fritsch, Miss Clara Rausch. Miss SchOsser and Mir. Hilgin went tp Webster last Sunday to visit MT. and Mrs. Rausch and family.
 Mrs. c. B. Wood was a guest of Mrs. Custer on Wednesday.
 Revival meetings will begin March 19 by Rev. J. F. Ramseyer at the Mad isOn school house.
 Esther Lowdermilk spent Tuesday evening with Laura Swiggett.
 MT. and Mrs. Lamson have been en- tertaining Miss Laura Irving for some time.
 Quite a number of young people at tended the dance given by the Smith family at Melczer hall on Friday evening.
 Miss Inez Fairbanks is spending a few weeks in the valley. She comes from Prescott and is accompanied by her mother. Miss Fairbanks is recov- ering from an attack of typhoid fever.
 A telegram was received a short time ago from Miss Louise Rohwer of St. Louis announcing the death of a brother It will be remembered that Miss Rohwer spent one winter here caring for an invalid sister. who died after being taken to St. Louis. Miss Rohwer occupied a tent house at the Olivet ranch part of the time and later moved to Bide-a-Wee.
 A party of picnickers went to Camel back on Wednesday. They were Mir. and Mrs. Nining Rev. and Mrs Wood ward and daughter of Colorado. Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Hedgpeth, Misses Jamie and Elizabeth Hedgpeth. Mir Irwin. Mr. Draghn and J. w. Singleton and son.
 Continued on Page Threel
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

around it and papering and painting.
 Charles Lockman is building an adobe house on his ranch.
 Mrs. Edson and Mrs. Mcl<eene were shopping in Phoenix on Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

her sister, Mrs. J. J Cottren. of AL hambra.
 Miss Lena Shreck visited with Miss May McAVoy on Thursday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

Write us for
 information.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-11
AUTOMOBILE WORLD

the other will be delivered the coming
week. when il will arrive with a carload
of machines.
Superfntendents Of the mechanical de-
partments OF Packard dealers through
out the country have been visiting the
factory of the Packard Motor Car COM
pany. Detroit for the past two weeks.
Meetings have been held daily, at which
all mechanical features of Packard 1910
cars have been discussed, as well as the
general conduct of Packard repair work
and shop service for owners. The Wis
itors also have spent much time in the
factory studying Packard methods Of
construction and the actual manufac-
ture of the new models. There has
been road work in new cars, and the so
cial side of the conventions has taken
the form of drives into the country for
frog-and- chicken dinners, seasoned with
shop talk.
Most Of the Packard dealers superin-
tendents were taught their business in
the Packard factory. This early tUte-
lage and their later experience is sup
plemented by continuous effort to i'm
prove every feature Of the service de-
partments of the Packard company and
all Packard dealers. 1t is one of the
most important parts of the Packard
policy to give efficient service to own
ers everywhere.
When the people who live in Los An
geles want to go to the summit Of
Mount Washington they make a climb
of a mile in the cars of the Los Angeles
& Mount Washington Railway cOmpa-
ny. One resident of that city. however.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-11

The Consolidated Wagon & Machine
company report the sale OF two Bucks
during the past week. One was a model
10 and was purchased by DIT. A. Zim-
norman. The other was a model II,
and was bought by James Billion. The
same company sold an International
auto buggy to Z. D. Swan. But few of
these machines are in use, but many
think the time is coming when they
viii replace the auto TO a great extent.
The high buggy wheels and hard tires
make the machine practical for muddy
and sandy roads.
x x 4
The 1910 model Franklin will be on
exhibition in d few days at the Con-
solidated Wagon & Machine company.
X X X
The Sharman Automobile company re-
port that a car Of Maxwells viii arrive
the coming week. The 1910 model StOd-
dard-Dayton will be in the city shortly
for exhibition purposes
X X X
The RandaH-Dodd Automobile COM
pany will have a car of Thomas auto
mobiles here the early part of next
week. They are all sold, and will be
taken as soon as they reach the garage.
The same company is making prepara-
tons to move into its new garage on
State street.
The Studebaker Automobile company
sold two Studebaker Z. F. NJ. cars dur
ing the week just passed. One went to
the Rutherford & Hansen firm of archi
tects and the other to z. II. Rich. The
first was delivered during the week, and