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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
KentacIsy Plans GressiAs.

,, Hickmanss KNs. Oct gls zse~NV hem Hres. ident Taft arrives Tuesday, October 2s
 transfbrmed Into q safly decorated pagoda. Thts will be the center of { general holiday ssehsrae adopted by the citizens of the only community in Ken lucky which the Prssidenf Is to visit during his present trip. Seventy Ken- lucky milftiamen from the Marion com. pany, which saw service during the night rider reign" will be in uniform to guard the President and to be re. viewed by their Commander-in- Chief. Governor Wilson, who will be with the Presidents marty. VI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Yn.,.ct. Federal Prseop.

AtIanta, Oct 23.---U- s. Attorney Gem eral c ". Wickersham arrived in Att lanta today for the purpose of inspect ing the Federal prison. It Is the first visit of an attorney general since the prison was located here ten years ago. A great protection wall. a. cell wing. an administration building and hos pital are now in course of construe- lion on the government reservation. Mr. wickersham will return to Wash ineton tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
SPEAKS AT COTTONWOOD
Large Audience Hears nEeasxa. Farsaei -- and Acree.

Cottonwood. Oct 23.--tSpeciaL)-- Byrd c. Farmer and ex-Senator walter Acree, each spoke an hour here against the Amendment yesterday afternoon.
 The speaking was in the vacant store of Mrs Cook. The speakers were in- troduced by H. P. Calhoun. MT. Acree speaking one hour and MT. Farmer finishing his argument. About 200 people were present
 Fire breaking out in L. P. carroll's ginnery put a stop to the speaking. as the whole crowd joined in bucket brigade, amenders. hand in hand with antis, until the Ire was extinguish- ad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
". 0. T. U. EvADEs
 SERVICE or INJUNCTION

Since the women of the ". c. T. . :, have erected their lunch booth on Court Square Instead of on Perry street near hts y yr4staurant. Charles Griin. the Greek who applied for writ Of injunction restraining the women from erecting the booth. has stopped the process. When the news reached him that the temper ance union would complete with him in the lunch business he hastily ap- pile for an injunction. but the women changed their tactics before the in- stfument could be served on them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Predists own Death.

though apparently in good health at the time. Clingman Benge. resident of this city. predicted bis death almost to the minute twelve hours before 1t occurred Benge. Thursday night. told his family that he would die during the night. when he did not wake at his accustomed hour Friday morning. his sister. remembering his ststement, hurried to his room and found him dead in hie bed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

mother ofsa large family of children. all of whom. arc grown, s.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cowart moved here from Midway . year ago. and her re- mains will probably be carried to that place for fnterrnent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
rnrman Gefs Biw Prfves,

BIackPool. Oct 2s.--The aviation contests were concluded here today. Henry Farman carried off the chief prizes of the week. including the grand prise of sfo.00o for the longest flight and a prize of e2.0o0 for the fastest three laps of the course. Hu- bert Latham won the prises for gem eral merit and the sIowest circuit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
NOTICE or WRAGG's CON-
 TINUED IRON BED SALE

We are prepared for another rush on our big sale of Iron Beds. Having disposed of about 50 per cent of our stock. we will for the next week con- tinue to give our unheard of prices on these beautiful Beds Don't miss this last chance.
 Geo. B. wragg Fur. Co. adv s s 26 s Court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
weading Reuagets s4.. s6
 Decosafienssouts slaTssd ct 1F1oral JReEignss swe .nsst s. B. ssseFn1&I O.. - orone WI
,. ;MeaIrIe1 at ,RusseilviII,

RussellviIie, Oct, 23-(speciall Judae Weakiey spoke at the court house here this afternoon to an r sau .ence. of sninety-seven men ana Dosst. and thirty women, .,ara
 "A. good number of. defenders were In the, audience, .~.,.. ,rs.- The former chief justice made pras ticaliy the same speech he mas thaos at other places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
ore .Hundrsd cycIone Victim

Calcutta. Oct. 2s.--Cemplste details have not as yet been received from the interior but the hest intorraation is to the. effect that the dsaths during the recent cyclone in Eastern Bengal dtd not exceed 100 and that the ia. taiitiesD included no Europeans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
ran. From Train .

|, Greensboro. N. c. Oct. 23.--charles Finch of Thomasviile. N. C.. a 15-year- old boy. son of ex-sherif Finch of Randolph County. fell from platform of moving train here today. receiv- ing injuries from which he later died.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Chineue ArresfelI.

St. Louis. Oct, '23.---Immigration In. spector Dunn. of St. Louis. received . telegram today from Dallas. Tex, in- forming him that fourteen Chinese who arrived in that city October IS have been arrested. suspected of having been smusgIed across the Mexican border.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Repair. for rredwe.

The United states Engineers of. flee has been informed that new shaft of nickel steel 10 bsing hnish- ed in Pittsburg for the government dredge caucus at PensAcola harbor
 The Caucus has been out of commits sion several days and the shaft will not be ready for use before three weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Dr,lisIs aura to Dss.h. :.

Huntington. W. Va. oct 2s--owsn Dye of Parkersburg. W Va. and Roy Dalton. of Marietta. o. both driliers. were burned to death as the result Of gas explosion at Griffithsvills. in Lincoln county, last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Burning Scot Rr,nrs Ene,,..

Flames from burning soot in a chimney at an undertaking establish hent at South Lawrence street in last night to which every Are station in the city responded. it being in me heart of the business district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

erty of Chicago. Jay Dougherty. his wife and children. gre cafe st their home here. The identity of the lost family ts still unknown here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
YlrA cents Csuee. Arrest.

TIv6 Cents Causes Arrest. Frank Mtchette, q negro. was ar |of lafceny brought by ( negro wo- man who alleged that he appropriated to his use as nickel which she had lost . few minutes before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
, MHs.ws .. coNARTsDEAp. :
wife of BuIlock Tex Assessor Passei

saw sts .~ssse. sAWhE. T. q <ex. -L,., Union Spfings, oct+t 23--tspectal =, Mrs. " J. 1Cowarts wife or the Tax home here late tilts afternpou after an. illness of onfy q few hours She became i'll this morning and sent for a physician. She became worse during the day and this afternoon lost conseiousness and soon passed away,
 She was an excellent woman and the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
nnnaa ia Opened.

St. Petersburg. Oct. 23.--Both branches of Parliament. the council of the empire and the durna opened today. The proceedings In each iustance were brief and os routine character. .,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Ssu.aIl Fire,

A srail heuss on Chandler Street opposite the old ooopersge works in North Montgomery occupied by ne- sroea, was dAmaGsd by fire early yes fsrdAy evening to the extent of about twenty -five doiiars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Nod pougherty FaIniIy.

San Diego, Cal, Oct. 23.-The lam ily of i've reported lost in the desert in the northeastern part of this county 1s not that of J. J. Dougherty of this city. as reported by Miss eertha Dough
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

,MUMs. e,MUMs! 'MUNs-
 WorIds of them Let US send "Her' |. hox. s. B. stern & Co., -. 'Tss r,es- sPh0ne 1001.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

Y The flames in the chimney were easily quenched without damage to any portion of the building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
NF,1ister of Tustsc. Sauifn.

Minister of Justice 0uits.
 Berlin; Oct. 2s.-Rudoif'rA. Nieberd- ing. minister of justice. resigned hls once today because of, his advancing years. He was born in fsaS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

For ,choice cut flowers of all kipds 'phons [. .. Stern q c., at 1001, or Exehsnge prug Store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
LOST GIRL SOUGHT !.

Overstocked on Bagging. a3
 =. J. Loeb Grocery CO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14
Dzma millionaire que ha implantado demanda de dvoroio

ne Munoz. Buenos negocios
GratG -vlslta. Hemos te-
nido ell gusto de recibir la gra-
ia vista del Sr. Jose Roman
I y Diaz de Mameyes, Rio Gran,
de, a qui6n acompanaba ell Sr
Fulgencio Diaz de la misma
localidad. Han estado en-
San Juan en- asuntos de ne.
gocios y regresaran hoy a
su residencia. Que Sc repitan
sus visitas ala ciudad los es.
timables compatriotas.
SuceSos en- la iSla. En- Pun
ia Santiago Sc hiri6 gravemen-
te aver a consecuencia de ha
tbersele disparado un tiro de
revolver, ell vecino de aquel
poblado Juan Hernandez.
La bala Sc lie aloi6 en- ell es-
tonnage y ell estado del heri-
do es de gravedad. <
En- Palo hincado, Barran-
quitas, fu6 muerto aver de
una punalada, Jose Flores.
Sc acusa como presunto autor
del hecho a Esteban Rodri-
guez, a qui6n persigue la poll
cia.
Ell vecino de Guayanilla,
Cleto Jalman, que hiri6 al po-
-licia isnular j. Cuevas,s ,se ha
presentado q las autoridades
La policia persigu e al otro a.
gresor del policia, que es un
hermano del Jaliman.
En- SuStituci6n. Ha si-'
do destinado a prerstar SER
vicio como taquigrafo interi-
no, en- la corte de distrito de
San Juan, ell Sr. Conrado A
senjo, empleado de la ofici-
ma del attorney general, por en-
fermedad del taquigrafo Sr.
Contreras. FL Sr. Asenio dis
frutaba de un fles de licen-
cia. Deseamos mejoria al en-
fermo. -.l
Aver tarde regres6 de Ma
yaguez Ell gobernador Post
que fu6 a acompahar al gene
raj Wood. Este Sc ausento
de la isla regresando a los Es-
tados Unidos.
La lluvia de aneche en-
charc6 aIgunos trozos : de
la calle del "Parque". Men
tras no Sc hagan desa-
CUES en- aquellos lugares o.
currira 10 mismo con perjuicio
de los transeuntes.
-Ha estado en- Vega-baja
en- asuntos de su profession
ell LIDO. Miguel Guerra que re-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14

HOTICIAS

Una nota de saniddd. Sc
gun el reglamento de la iunta
superior de sandal, sobre
cementerios, el dfa 30 del CO.
rriente abril, termina el pla-
20 para poder efectuarse en-
la isla de Pto. Rico exhuma
clones y>hasta ell primero de
noviembre no podran conce-
derse permisos para tai OBJ
jeto.
Sc llama la atenci6n por
Ell departamento de todas aque
Has personas que deseen 9 ne
cesiten exhumar restos de sus
familiares 6 desocupar pan
teones para que solicitor
el correspondence permiso
del Sr. director de sanidad,
antes del treinta de este mes.
I'm concierto. Sigue la
animation para el concerto
que Sc efectuara ell jueves en-
el teatro de la ciudad y en-
ell que toinara parte principal
Ell conocido pianista compa-
triota Sr. Gonzalo Nunez.
Ell Sr. N1hez ha estado au-
sente de Puerto Rico duran
te muchos amos y vuelve q
su pals en- donde permanece-
ra algGn tempo.
De las principales pobla-
clones de la isla Sc puestran
deseosos de que Ell notable ar
tista les visite. Probable
menteese llevaran a~efecto o.
tros conciertos en- Ponce y
Mayaguez.
'C0ncrier0n otrdS perSO-
mas. Ademas de los senoreS
que informamos en- otr o lu-|
gar concurrieron al banquete
ofrecido el sabado tiltimo por
ell Rdo. obispo cat6lico al se-
neral Wood, asistieron los sa-
cerdotes Sres. Berries, Vasa-
lIo, Mangual y el vicario de.
San German Sr. Gorogozca.
ComercidI. Los Sres. Ma
rroig Y Comp. de Aguadilla
Sc sirven participarnos haber
disuelto aquella sociedad, cons
tituyendose otra con la mlsma
raz6n que Sc dedicara a los
mismos negocios que la ex-
tinguida y fernando parte
de esta los Sres Miguel Ma
rroig Ripoll, Francisco Lo-
peg y Garcia y Artemio Yer
3. Turbar la paz, !
Total SO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14
EtECI0NES EN- ITALIA.
El bloque radical obtiene
gran tr1unfo.
Los carollcos sole han alcanza
do dos puestoS.

:. Con el resultado de las elec-
clones generates veriflcadas
ultimameate en- Italia, ha re-
cibido el partido radical un
impulse que lie hace, adquiliI
indiseutible preponderancia,
Ell, partido radical ha re-
cibidb I'm rudo golpe. Solo
dos de sus candidates han
obtenido puestos en- el parla-
mento.
Ell resultado ba sido ell ST.
guiente::
43 constitucionales, de los
cuales 20 ministe'iaIes; 9 ra-
dicales, 2 catolicos, 3 de opo-
sicion constitutional, q repu
bllcanos, II I soclallstas y |
cristiano social.
Este es ell .sacerdote, Romu-
10 Murri, jefe de los. moder-
nistas cat6lieos, que esta ex-
comulgado por el Papa.
Ell resultado de estas cleo
clones complementarias cons
tituye un nuevo triunfo del
bloqueo radical. -
Los cat6licos solo han po-
dido conseguir que triunfa-
ran dos de sus candidates.
Los periodicos radicales
Y socialistas Sc muestran sa-
tisfechfsimos por la derrota
que han sufrido los clerica-
les.
81, presidente, Giolitti, ha
sido elegido por ell distrito
de Dronero y otros dos distri-
tos de Messina.
Los Sres. Luzzati y Leonar-
di, ministries de iusticia y CO.
rreos; los socialistas 'Ceiewa,
Bissolati y Nofri, y los cleri-
Gales Michali y'Denaya han
sido elegidos por dos distri-
tos cada uno. ,~ss--
La opinion general es que
el gobierno ha quedado muy
debilitado en- esta elecciones,
y que este traera consigo la
crisis del gabinete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14


Una uelada. La Union So
cial, sociedad recreativa de
Mayaguez, ha tenido la cor
tesla de invitarnos para la ve-
lada literaria que Sc llevara
q efecto en- la noche del 10 de
los corrientes, con motive de
de su cuarto
aniversario de fundaci6n.
Ell programa consta de tres
parties y finaliza con algunas
pleas de bale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14
CHOQUE OE GLOBOS.

Viena, Mario 23.-Una di-
Eertida ascension de dos glo-
DOS Sc llevo a cabo en- Linz al
20 del corriente, donde Sc ce-
Zebra una reunion general de
Ia asociacion aeronautica de
Linz.
Los dos globos partieron
slmultaneamente q las ocho
lie la manana, distante Gin
cuenta metros uno de otro.
En- la barquilla de uno Sc
ancontraba ell archiduque Jo-
Sc Fernando, ell archiduque
Heinsich Fernando y el CO.
mandante general Schamschu
la, mientras que entire los pa
sajeros del otro Sc hallaba ell
conde Adelbert Sternberg.
Apenas habfan los globos
alcanzado una altura de 40
metros cuando chocaron, 10
,ual ocurrio varias veces du-
rante ell viaje, puesto que los
globos Sc mantenian bien
cerca siempre. '
Los cheques no ocasionaron
danos y los pasajeros podian
hablar de uno q otro globo en-
toda la ascencion. Sc toma-
ron varias tvistas fotograficas.
/ A la una de la tarde los dos
globos desembarcafon stimuli
taneamente en- Tulin.
gres6 aver tarde 4 Ia ciudad.
Pof una candldatowa. Sc
informa que ell comit6 terri
torial del partido republica-
no Incorporate, cuando Sc ira
to de proponer candidaturaI
para cubrir la plaza de nues-
tro inolvidable compatriota
ell que fu6 presidente del tri-
bunal supreme LIDO. Jose S.
Quinones, consider6 ell NOM
bre del LIDO. Juan Herman
dez Lopez. Defendieron la
candidatura del Sr. Herman
dez Lopez los Sres. Gomez
Laserres, Guillermety y Fal-
con; ,pero la combati6 con
todo elnpeno eI LIDO. Manuel
F. ,Rossy. Sc. informa que
este compatriota reconoci6 la
capacidad del Sr. Hernandez
Lopez, Zen 10 que estuvo
conforne con sus otros com
paneros, pero expres6 que la
historic polftica del Sr. Her
nandez Lopez mo lie hacia me
recedor de tai cargo, nj de
ser recomendado por Ell parti-
do republican,.
De yiaje d negOcjoS, Ell Sr.
Joaquin Villamil de la conner
3ial LA Villa de Madrid" del
alto comercio de, .esta plaza,
ha salido hoy en- Ell vapor CO.
rreo para Nueva York en- dom
de estara alg1n tempo hacien
do compras para la expresada
casa. Despues de E. Unidos
ira a Espafa, su patria, en-
despues de visitar a
familiares suyos ira a los prin-
cipales centros fabrics y CO.
con objeto de hacer
compras. Buen viaje y exi-
to en- sus negocios lie desea-
mos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14

Nddte Sdbe que Su casa eS-
d desaLgritadd. Made 10 -
be, porqlie uSted no 10 dnune q.
81 desea dLquitar su casa que
ahora no Le produce NADIA an in
cieLd en- "Ld Correspondent
cia" Para estd cIGSe de anaH-
clos hay en- este C. rlo prec'os
espsciale, nruy s.mitGdOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14
SeIYiicios de Po|icia.

Los siguientes- servicios han
sido hechos por la policia insu-
lar en- la comandancia de dis
trito de San Juan, durante las
dltimas "a horas al dla l3 de
los corrientes.
Arrestos hechos durante
las ultimas "a horas.
Puesto de San Juan. Por
acometimiento y aggression, 4.
Turbar la paz, 5. Infracci5n
a las ordenes municipales,
80.
PueSto de Sdntmce. Por
juegos prohibidos, 5. Inf.
ordenanzas municipales, 2.
Turbar la paz, 2. Abuse de
confianza, l.
PueSto de Seboruco. Por
ecrueldad con los snimales
2. Infr. ley de carreteras l.
Total54.
> Puertd de Terra. Contra
la salud Y sanidad pGblica, l.
JInfr. de orde ordenes mnles.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-14

3. Turbar la paz,
Total +, SO.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-11

public At he entered the Imperial
Conservatoire in Odessa. and there won
his first prize, a free scholarship, at his
entrance examination.
In 1902, Leopold Auer. the professor of
violin in the Royal Conservative of st.
Petersburg, was making concert tour
in southwest Russia, when young Ell
man was brought to his notice, and he
had him play. That he was astonished,
must be adduced from the manner in
which their lives have been linked since
then. Auer Immediately telegraphed
the car of all the Russias that he must
give permission for young Elman and
his family to come to st. Petersburg, or
to except his resignation as head of the
Royal Conservative. The car wired
his consent, and when Auer returned he
brought young Elman and his entire
family along with him. Elman was
then accepted as q free pupil at the
Royal Conservatoire, and here he spent
several years at work. In 1904 Auer pre-
vailed upon an orchestra in st. Peters
burg to allow Elman to appear as
soloist, predicting sensational sue
cess for him at that time. His predic-
tions came true with the first concert,
and since then 1t has been of steady
growth. until now he is placed at the
head of all the worlds greatest violin
lists known to fame.
Elman has been the sensation of the
winter in the east.
The program of the last Lott-krauss
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-11
SALES STAFF

w. A. Nimock, F. Fl. SWEET, A. H. Greenough
l.. G. Seitz, Carpet Dept, Alex, Hannum, Frank
Salter Drapery Dept, A. II. Herwig, A. II.
Bosshard Special Representative, William
Koeberle a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-11

concert will be presented Thursday
evening at Simpson auditorium, and is
quartet op. IL (Mendelssohn); senate
for violin and piano-the "Kreutzer"--
(Beethoven), Mr.. Krauss and Mrs. Lott.
Songs: a, "Gewitternacht (Franz); b,
Ruhe, SussIiebchen" (Brahms); C. ME
froh und frisch" (Brahms); 1.-THE Two
Grenadiers" (Schurnann), Mr.. Lott;
Give Bagatelles'. (Dalhousie Young;
Krauss quartet and composer, third
violin.
Carl Lancer. well known New York
violinist and violin maker of repute,
son of the late dean of American violin
makers, Charles Lancer, expects 10
make Los Angeles hisfuture home. Mr..
Lancer plans, to give an Introductory
violin recital in this city shortly after
his arrival and prior to an extensive
European tour. He has concertized
with many of the worlds most eminent
virtuosi, was formerly q member OF the
New York Philharmonic society and Is
the founder of the Harlem Philhar-
monte society.
Mr.. Lancer comes of family OF noted
violin makers which extends through
line of five generations. His father
Charles Lancer, was the inventor or the
violinola, the largest of the violin
models, an instrument said to possess
excellent tonal qualities, firmer founda-
ton tones and more responsive mar
monies than the violins OF standard
models
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-11
wv morning of Mr.. Mccallum.

morrow morning of Mr.. McCallum.
The usual popular concert will be
omitted this afternoon at the club
house.
The following recently formed part of
the Gamut club Occasional, issued on
the fifth birthday of the club:
From Helene ModJeska we can learn
that no land can stifle art or no condt-
ton hamper it, and from the beautiful
sweetness of her great womans soul
we men can take new courage for the
things that we wish to do. that count.
Coming to us from a strange land, she
conquered our language. our hearts and
our minds with that art that knows no
cline or habitation, and lived as she
alone could live, an ideal life of love
and art
could we do more than this on our
fifth birthday, that we pledge ourselves
to be better men: that our honorary
members may speak of us with pride
and satisfaction.
/"But for her, who is slipping off the
mantle of hard won fight, let us pray
that she has not lived in vain and that
we will be to her memory what that
memory is to her adopted country.
Peace to you, comrade."
Mischa Elman, the young Russian
violinist, who is announced to appear
in Los Angeles soon, was born in Rus
STA some nineteen years ago. He first
studied violin with his father when
years old. At the age of he played in
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-11

The Berlin Peoples stage is essen
TALLY a workman's society. On it's lists
are 10000 men and women who gain
their living by manual labor. There are,
hundreds of bricklayers. carpenters, en-
cheering mechanics, even messengers,
and nearly couple of thousand seam-
stresses. During the last ten years
each member on the average attended
100 performances, and at these per-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-11

Corcoran has grown from a hamlet
of a dozen houses two years ago TO a
beautiful, thriving young city of nearly
1000 good, thrifty American people. 1t
has a new $4,000 depot, splendid bust
ness blocks, two hotels, stores, schools.
churches, electric lights, water works.
telephones, etc. over 5000 acres sur
rounding the town are now under cul-
tivation.
The Geo. C. Peckham company, which
controls 1000 acres of the finest and
most fertile lands at Corcoran, is run
ming free weekly excursions for those
who will visit this property and pur-
chase a small tract of ten to forty acres
on easy terms. This land will produce
crops worth $50 to 500 an acre net, and
is advancing in value at the rate of $25
an acre per year. Twenty acres of this
land purchased now means independ-
ence. Call, phone or write Geo. G.
Peckham Co. for beautifully illustrate
ed booklet, maps and full particulars
Don't neglect this opportunity. Read
their advertisement in real estate sec
ton.
GEO. c. PECKHAM CO..
Union Trust bldg, cor. Fourth and
Spring streets.