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The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
USE OF GLASS BRICKS
viii Adsait Light to the Dark Hall
ways ard to Dark
Easements.

Germany uses glass bricks for build
ing purposes with measurable sue
cess. In Berlin is constructed a small
villa, the walls of which are built OF
glass bricks of several shades of dark
green and blue. The glass bricks are
especially adapted to construction
where light, cleanliness and neatness
are particularly in demand. In Ham
burg they are utilized in place OF
windows. They admit light in walls
which police regulations require to
re freproof and Windewless.
In addition to admitting light to
dark Railways, rooms ETC., they are
said to possess the same strength as
ordinary clay bricks. They are also
utilized In walls in yards and partl-
tons in the interiaf OF houses, sales
rooms, Offices, workshops, sig; as well
az for the construction of verandas,
hethouses, kiosks, bathrooms, hospi-
tails, ice factories, butcher shops, rail
road stations. bre.eries, stables and
in other places where cleanliness,
light and uniform temperatures are
especially desired,
The bricks are also made with a
wire coating for fireproef walls. In
some of the recently erected buildings
in Milan, Italy, bricks made Of glass
have been adopted for ground and up
per floors on account of the light OBJ
tanned. They are also coming into use
for partition work in some OF the hos
pitfalls on account Of the hygienic prin-
ciples.
in oHe of the leading banking instt-
tutioHs of the city OF Turin the lobby
office floor, which Is about 36x5S feet,
Is entirely paved with glass bricks
laid In iron frames for the purpose 81
admitting light into the basement,
where are located private
boxes or vaults. In the Netlerlands
hollow green transparent glass bricks
are used principally for light-giying
purposes in machine shops and CON
seryatories,
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
Tbs Mkisk.n

A curious custom at Marlborough
requires every boy to btiag to schoo
With him a cushion, technically termed
4 "kish"-with the Il" loug. This ar
ticle is bis insepar2hle companion il
school time, and in addition to the or
binary functions of a cushion is EN-
ployed to cary books from n form
Dom to anCther.-Londcl Mail.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
HoW He Got La ceht.

Yes, I've managed to get into deb
pretty deeply" said Kayriiss. In
deed" remarked Wise. Il gave yol
credit for more sense than you seen
to have" HIN! The trouble was
that my tailor gave me credit for more
dollars than | seem to have" sale
Hayrliss Catholic Standard ant
Times.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
Lady-How dirty your face is, lit
RECEIVED CARNEGIE MEDAL.

Miss Ethel Wharton is the first
British woman to receive the Car
negie medal. She is a Welsh nurse,
who risked her life to save a baby,
the effort resulting in making her a
cripple. She rescued the baby from
a burning building and threw it
down to those waiting for it below,
and then tried to save herself, only
to come out Of the fire MANNED and
crippled.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
NOT MUCH BY THE DAY.

Lady-What! ThiFty=eight cents
q dozen for eggs! Why, that's more
than three cents for one egg!
Grooer--Well, mum, ,yop must re-
member that n egg Ii a whele
days work for oEc hem
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
Defects in Pure Food Law Il
be Remedied at Next Ses-
sion of Congress-

OhQAA Va
When Congress meets in De-
cember, one of the questions to
be thrashed out will undoubtedly
be the revision of the pure food
laws to meet tie demands of the
general body of consumers for
still further improvements in the
methods in vogue in may food
factories.
One of the points overlooked
in the original act was the treat
ment of peaches and apricots in
canning plants. 1t is the prac-
tice of many canneries to i'm
merse peaches in a boiling solu-
ton of caustic soda and allow
the fruit to stew in this chemical
until the kins of the fruit are
eaten loose. The fruit is then
put through several washings
until the skins are washed away.
This process is about a cent and
a half or two cents a can cheap
Ell than the peeling by knife.
Those who are calling attention
to this chemical treatment say
that the use of the lye is not the
worst feature of the process, it is
necessaryto use green and unripe
fruit for canning. Ripe fruit
will not stand the lye process but
becomes discolored and disinte-
grated in the caustic soda. The
little flavor which the unripe
peaches have are killed by the
I've treatment so that the result
is a woody, tasteless, canned
peach which depends for flavor
on the syrup which is added in
the canning process.
The way to tell a I've peeled
peach is to wash away the syrup
and then taste the fruit. If it is
tasteless and pulpy the chances
are it is a I've peeled peach.
In the several washings to
which the peach is subjected af-
ter it is peeled by I've, most of
the chemical is undoubtedly
washed away but IL any of it
is left the consumer gets it with
his fruit.
Congress did not mention this
subject in the pure food laws,
consequently the Gamers who
use this method are not comDell-
ed to state the fact on their la
bells. The present agitation has
for its purpose the enactment of
a measure to remedy this defect.
If this movement proves sue
cessiul every Gamer will have
to state on his label if the
peaches he used were peeled by
caustic soda or any other chemi-
cal. That of course will put the
question right up to the consum-
err. If they would as soon eat
fruit which has been soaked in
lya they can do so. Many of
course will prefer to have their
fruit handled in the good old
fashioned kitchen way, by knife
peeling, which also means much
for the quality Of canned fruit
flavor.
The last two years have seen
a great advance in the methods
used in various canneries and
with the new law a still further
advance in the direction of
wholesale production will be as
sured. When the processes en-
p,oyed in canneries are known
to be perfectly wholesome, there
will be a greater use of canned
fruits and the final result will be
profitable for all concerned, in
clu ling the farmer who will get
a ..reater market for his product.
d. C.-l
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
Airships and Explosives.

Hudson Maxim, the expert on ex
plosives, recently declared that the
dropping of dynamite from airslips
upon Notifications. vessels or build
ings would not necessarily be elfec.
tive, as the powerful stun must be
confined to do its deadiiest work.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
HANKS REPLY.

Hank Stubbs-I fixed one Nv
them air agent fellers to-day.
Bige Miller-Hew SO?
Hank Stubbs-Waal, he came
sneakin' up to my front door an asst
me eff the lady Nv the house wuz in,
aa' ( said no, but the gentleman nv
the barn an boss stables is.-Boston
Herald.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
Notice.

All parties holding claims against the
late Sophia Lee are hereby notified to
present same to Mr.. Will Hnyle at
once for settlement. Also those in
debted to her please settle with Mr.
Hoyle. Her son,
33-4t. MANASSAS SMITH.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
Nh Tir,s to Lose.

Let him wko desires 10 g Others
happy make haste to rye while ths
gift can be enjoyed; and let hin
who seeks his own happiness reiec
that while he forms his purpose til,
lay roi.s On, and the a.ght come
vixen NO ma can work.--Johnaou.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
Ne.ersn Tsstarent Ps.ired.

After having been in use since 1850
the Testament used in the EsseS ses
sions court at SEcln,sford CEngland
has row becn replaced by a new one
he gift Of L. North Buxton.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
Definition Does Not CcTne,

What is whisky?" has been settle,
by King Edwards commission ia favo
Of "ail grain spirits of potable proof,
Fhe question as to What is potabl
nust remain a ratter CT individual
reference and capacity.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03

Brightest Spot at Night
Do you know the brightest spot al
night in summer in all the worids
cUHay Island.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
Water Power.

Germany utilities 20 per cent. OF her
water power; Switzerland Is per
cent; France, only II per cert.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-03
Idle Songs Of an Idle Soldier
BY GEORGE M. MooRELAND
Formerly of Nettleton, Miss.)

A dainty little volumn Of verse
written during several years of army
life at home and abroad. II is the
voice of a soldier echoine his love and
fascination for his native Mississippi
while serving abroad with Uncle Sam
You should get a copy. Price soc.
Seni money order for a copy direct to
32-6t Geo. M. Moreland,
Co. L Sth Infantry, Monterey, Cal.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-18
RnrreIpnnnensp,t.
HrtaS, 5. D.
IA. Nopember 1909.

Ia. 9topember 1909.
Seute babsn mir idou ben speiter
Gag S6neeiturm. iooaB mir ben war4
men Diem reht gut pertrasen tOnnen.
Sas g8etter mar ia iolanse san3 gut,
nur bielt es ni6t lanse 9enus an.
glm Sonnersta9, ben II. Nopember
perbeirateten iid &einbOlo Bauer, Der
alteite Sobn oes Serrn uno Srau Soft
frieO Bauer. nit Ssrdulsiu 2ouiie
&nOpfe, dlteite Sodter bes Serrn uno
5rau Satob 3nOpHe. Die Sodseit
wurOe i'm elterliden Sauie Der Sraut
9efeiert. S6reiber bieier 3eilen unp
feline Srau baben ii6 aud an Der Spdp
5eitsfeierli6teit beteilist. g8ir wiinr
ihen benz iun9en Yaare piel Slid uno
Segen auf ibrem 2ebenswe9e. /
gBie mir 5u Sbren fam, 10 iolleu
bis Sienstas, ben l6. Nopember Sas
fob 8ii6ler uno Maria Soilert ebelid
perbunoen merben. @ir tpiini6en aud
oteiem iun9en Paare oas 9rOBte Slid,
9ln meiuen @roBpater in 9alifor=
nien ri6te i6 Die Sitte, BON Ii6 in Der
vgureta Yoit" boren gu laHen. Gbens
falls lperoen alle neine Better i'm Nor.
ben iOtpie i'm Siioen eriudt, mir mit=
Suteilen, wO fie lib befinOen. 2abt bon
eu6 in Der rYoit" bOren, tpenn ibr Die
rYolt" nod ni6t leiet, 10 beitellt iie
eu6 ober laBt mid iie eu6 beitellen,
Oenn es 1T oas bette Slatt fir uns
9euti6e.
Wit @ruB,
6briltian @rens.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-18

betOmmen unb pertaufte iein 2ano fir
$500 per 9lfer an bic 8reenwap
Sant. 8Obin er iib ieBt begeben piro,
lit mir nod unbefannt.
Nu6 Yeter 8Dmmib taufte i6
bon elmer Giienbabn 8eiellidaft in
Wiibet, g. 9. 2anb Sn $17.00 per
4ter.
Sisr absr sebe i'd ben sei6aBten 2e=
fern Der rgureta pOit" oas 9rOBte
@unoer tunb. gSie wobl ieoem be-
tannt iein Diirfte, mar mein alter gfa4=
bar goam Senser idOn ieit ben lebten
sebn Sabren blino. SEPT lit feline Sebz
traft aber ipisoer iOipeit Suriifgetebrt.
oaB er in einem Su6e leleu tann.
@eum er isbt feline 6reunoe uno Se=
tannten pieoer Dor ii6 iteben Iiebt, 10
mus sr oitmals itaunen, lie wteoer Sa
ertennen, Sieies 1T tatId6li6 elm @un=
Der unb unmOgli6, nit Der 6eoer tpie=
Der 81 geben.
$oerSli6 9rilbeno,
Pbilipp Seiier.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-18
BiIIia ~ verkaafen.

Die Wcgberion 6Ountp Greamerp
Company bietet lire idmtliden @ebdu-
li6teiten in Gureta, e. g., beitebeno
aus Der Creamery. Oem gBarenbous
uno Dem eisbOus, bilis sum &ettauf
an. Sin pOr5ilgliber 6elesenbeitsper-
taui! g9egen ndberer glustunft toenoe
man Iih an g8. @ubin, gureta, 9. 8.
ooer OIL s. Seibid, 90 gticpllet ST..
Minneapolis, Minn. 25uOn
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-18
. SemanO pirO I'M Gureta Sa5aar
elm 9iano i'm Merte BON $350.00 se=
winuen - oieaei9t Sie islbit.
8erlDren.

9lm Gienstag iii in Gureta cine
9rille nit soloenen &dnOern perloren
ge9an9en. gger oieie grtlle in uniere
9ruderei suriifbringt, erbdlt 50. 90 als
8elobnuna.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-18
GreenWay, 5. d.
8. Rpoember 1909.

.. g(eOember l9O9.
unier StGot6en 8reenmap ltebt bis
jebt nod INNER auf Ietnem alteu Ylab
uno miro pObl aud ni6t bis an bic
6ro'lin9 (@tIenbabntreuSun9) trans
feriert meroen. Die Wilmautee giien=
babn @eIeQI6aft bat tbr 8erIpre6en
9ebnlten, oenn Der 8runnen 1T ferti9
uno bat cine 3iefe bon 2050 6uB. Der
grunnen ltefert PaRer in 9snii9enoer
GuantttGt uuo bat man cine g8tno=
miible iOpie Elm 9roBes Wa1ertant auf
ben Drummer 9eieBt. &ur5 unO gut
geI0gt, aQes lit taoellOs ein9eri6tet.
Die 8ei6dfte in @reenwaD seben siem=
lid gut, ebenfals in Der gant uno i'm
Store. Der @eiddftsiiibrer i'm Store
lit @rnlt 6il9emann.
Die SOo giienbabn =@eielli6aft bat
aud ibr beites in Barbara 9etan, benn
Der neue Sabnbof lit fertis seitellt.
@benfalls befinoet iib i'm neuen Stdot=
6en Barbara Elm Glepator, Elm @obn=
baus, Elm Saloon (Suritltil=Staticn
uno Elm 8iebbof (Stot Yarbs.
IS 1T oas @eiprd9 i'm llmlauf, baB
in ben nG6iten Sa9en in Barbara Elm
Store 9ebaut weroen foil, Sm al9e=
meinen 9eben in Barbara bic @eibdfte
bis iebt 3iemli6 flau.
6rau &e9ina 8Ommi6 lit nit slpei
ibrer SObne IOtpie elmer So6ter 9lit.
lib bier bel ibrem S6pieseriobne Ybi=
ltpp Soft angelan9t. 9lm Sonntao
erfreuten lie uns nit einem 9eiu6 uno
tbren Seltdtigun9en 9emdB iino iie mil
9lmerita ber5lt6 3ufrieoen. 9ie beioer
SObne Der 6rau 8Ommi6 baben lit
auf ein Sabr fir $4,000 peroin9t
2lll9 pa0el ne 111 ~ Nder elngelae
unO fii6len li6 in ibrer neuen Selma,
re6t 9liitli6 uno Sufrieoen.
8Ottfrieo 8otb uno Srau bon @ler
llQin, g. 8. erfreuten meinen S6pie.
geroater Guolptg lllmer nit einem fur:
sen Seiud. @on bier begaben iie lid
na6 Sosmer, nm BORT SSreunoe uni
Setannte Su beiu6en. gon Sosme,
peroen ii6 erpd1nte Berionen mad
WennO be9eben, um bort etli6e Sage
bel Sreunoen uno 8erwanoten beiu6s.
balber su perweilen. gon bort wirt
oann Die Seimreiie ansetreten perben
@Ottlieb &otb erSdblte mir, oaB fe II
oieiem Sabre cine quite grnte batten
oa es an 8e9en ni6t man9elte, in 8e.
9euteil, es re9nete su piel, iooaB piel'
6riidte in ben gtieoerungen ertranten
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-18

.B Sapio Siaat peribeutt irgeno
elmer 9erIon einen 27x60 wertUOllen,
oiden, molenen 8ug. &Ommt III iets
nen Store uno eriabrt ndbere einSeIs
beiten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-18

8 Barbara, 0 Barbara,
Su tuunoerib0ne Staot,
Ntur @reeumap lie9t ersipiertel
Weilen iiloli6 BON Dir ab
ga tOmmt bic 500 nit i6werer
Wa6t,
SOlan9e Iie tein Sdnee unter ben
&dbern bat,
Die gaiiasiere iteigen irObli6 aus,
6inOen absr tein gmi9rantenbaus.
sic ellen i6nell na6 @reenpap Su.
9Ort tOnnen lie finOen quite Stub,
9Ort lit Elm SOtel, iotpie srpei &es
Itaurationen
llnO @reenwap piro es niemals bang.
Satob 6iiher bat bas Wanoeriisber
The Lamar register., 1909-08-04
Clearing Sale Prices in
Wash Goods

Stanard Calicos in best makes,
large variety of patterns to select
from, regular &c values H.
per yard ...... ...... -. 42C
10 yards to customer.
Apron checked Amoskeag ging-
hams, fast colors, assorted checks
and colors, regular price EIo
71ac per yard, now go. ..C2C
Dress Ginghams, new designs
and patterns, also in solid cclors
and with borders, regular o.
price 121ac, sale price -. O2C
Percales, the best grades made,
for children's dresses, sell every
where for 15c per yard, IlIo
clean up price ...... :. Iu2C
Tol de Nord Dress Ginghams
the best and largest assortment,
worth Is and zoe every II3.
where, our price per yd lI4C
15c Lawns and Dimities, all
dainty designs and patterns, spe-
cial for this clean up n
sale, per yard ...... .....- u
Zoe Lawns and Dimities in
large variety of colors and pat
terms, for this sale, per ILL.,
yard ...... ...... ...... U2C
35c Silk Mulls, plain colors, will
make up very pretty; special for
this sale, per lno
yard -. 49,. -. -. ISC
Csc Eolienne Cloth in the pop
ular shades for evening dresses,
special clean up price, I7'n
per yard go. -. =. -. l2C
20 and 25c white Lawns I0Io
and Swisses, per yard -. leu
35c heavy white Waistings in
checks and stripes, spe- III
cial price per yard 80. ..ll2ti
45c fancy Silk Null in pretty
paia 5ns;n an ts extra sa,t bar Or
The Lamar register., 1909-08-04
Oceons of Notions
Special in Shoes

In ladies' children's, mems and
boys shoes we are going to make
a big cut. Shoes and slippers for
everybody. We will have them
all on tables. Come and save
money.
The Lamar register., 1909-08-04


hayeap oddMz
| dsaive great
Rsm@ssE the August Clean
The Lamar register., 1909-08-04
Special in Muslins

For this clean up sale we will
sell all our Zoe grade of -
muslins for 900. ...... leu
The Lamar register., 1909-08-04
Ladies' Shoes and Slipper.

1.5O values in blue pink, gray
and white Canvas Pumps the
kind you need to match no.
your dress, price 80. oOC
200 Dongola Oxfords and Shoes
in the newest styles, as
price ...... 80. go. Il
ESQ and 800 Slippers le4
and shoes, newest styles
$50 and 400 Oxfords in the best
of makes and newest styles, in
black, tan, oxblood and patent
leather; your choice at n79
the clean up price of -. e.
The Lamar register., 1909-08-04

Table Linen, Towels and
Lace Curtains
Beautiful pattern bleached ~.
Linen, Ace quality, for .ZIC
~ inch fine Damask Table Lin
en-, 75c. quality, for this. In.
Extra fine imported Dam 90.
ask, 1.25 quality, now .OOC
25c and 35c quality Tow H..
els, sale price ...... -. 0C
75c quality Bath Towels, en-
sale price per pair ..... O0C
Crash Toweling, special ~.
price per yard ...... 80. .O4C
The Lamar register., 1909-08-04

Stanard Calicos in best makes,
large variety of patterns to select
from, regular &c values H.
per yard -. ..... -. gu
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-04
WATTLES TELLS HOW AD CLUB
SHOULD BOOST CORN SHOW
He and ROber n. MRnley Address
the Club at Its Loyal Hotel
Meeting.

The members OF the Omaha Ad club
are in a position to do an immense amount
Of good for the corn show said G.. W.
Wattles, president Of the National Corn ex-
position, at the regular monthly dinner OF
the Ad club at the Loyal. There are
many ways In which the corn show may
be advertised by placing slight mention OF
it in your advertisements and in various
other ways. One large concern is sdver.
Using the corn show all over the United
States by linking Its product with the corn
show and making II a part OF the show.
1T Is the duty of every citizen to do
those things which are beneficial to him
self. but also to do something for the good
of the community. 1t is all we'll enough
for us to have our vast resources, but they
must be advertised TO get the full benefits.
The name Of the corn snow IL a misnomer,
for 1t really has a deeper purpose than the
contest between two ears OF corn. or It
would not be receiving the splendid sup
port 1t does from the best men OF the
country. The real purpose is 10 develop
ideas which will improve the conditions Of
the farming elements on whom we depend
for our own prosperity
Robert II. Manley told of the plans pro.
mulgated for sending a delegation from the
Omaha Ad club to the meeting OF the Ma
tional Association OF Ad Mems Clubs at
Louisville. He said a dozen mad already
signlfied their intention of going from
Omaha and paying their own expenses and
that whatever money was raised would be
used toward boosting for Omaha and the
corn show and to try to set the 1910 con-
~ventlon in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-04
NETWORK STOCKSAND BONDS
Stock Market Demonstrates Force in
Overcoming Obstacles.
UNION PACIFIC is SOLD HIGH
Resumption Of Market I'm london
Causes Many sales of stocks
which Have Advanced
since it Closed.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-The stock market
demonstrated its force In overcoming 90
stacles again today The cher oosIsSie 70
realize profits accrued. In the case OF
stocks. which have risen higher than ever
before. II means that any one VINO mas
ever purchased the stock can sell It now
Union Pacific and both the United states
Steel stocks sold again at new hlgh rec
ords today, and Central Railroad OF New
Jersey also rose through the so marx 70
new latltudes. In the case OF some Oh 1ns
high price in times past were inclusive OF
vsluable privileges and extra distrloutl0ns
which have since come off to the prejudice
Of the comparison with the new prices.
This is notably the case with the presenl
prices. which were lifted to extraoTdinaty
scription rights TO new stock, in the scram,
BILE to secure new capital, which preCeeueu
the exhaustion which led up to the imam
An Important portion Of the realizing
sales which the market had 10 ABSORB 10
day came from London The market re,
suTied operations today after a three-days'
closed interval, during which some OF, the
most striking advances In prices rave oeeh
vances seemed to look formidable to the
Londoners, and they sold at the high IeNels
of the opening quotations., Inc marker
had become quite generally reactlonary
during the midday session and II needed
the force of the example OF a concerted
advance in Union Pacific and the two
5AaAN0
timent and bring about a steadier tone,
News was not much regarded during the
day, but received a uniformly favorable IN
terpretation. Much was made in this way
of the grain crop advices. An advance
in the price of copper metal in London
corrected a weak point IN the situation
and brought the copper industrials into
line with the upward movement OF prices
Monday market Developments received
little attention owing to the continued
plentiful supply of call loan funds. The
rising tendency Of time funds. however
continues. A I per cent rate was paic
small amounts loaned at that figure and
the amount offered at that rate was re
ported largely IN excess of the demand
Foreign exchange steadied today anc
turned from it's recent downward course
Reports were current of some large financ
ing in prospect by the New York Central
Pennsylvania and Missouri Pacific, anc
the effect Of these requirements on thu
money market are to be considered.
Bonds we're irregular. Total sales, pc
value, 81, 206, 900. United states As registered
declined a per cent on call.
Number of sales and leading quotation
- a IL. 49, 49, 40 fn11aUuGs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-04
Hamilton to Be
Made Larger
Apartments Will Be Expanded-Mer.
riam & Holmquist Will Add
to Elevator.

Two large building permits for additions
to present structures were issued Tuesday
by City Building Inspector withheld, one
for an addition to the Hamilton apartments
and the other for an addition to one OF the
Merriam & Holmquist elevators.
The Improvements to the Hamilton
apartments at Twenty-fourth and Far
nam streets. will consist of the addition Of
three 1tories to the present building. The
building is now four stories high, and with
the addition 1t will be seven stories high.
Elevators will be installed when the add.
ton is built. The improvements will cost
$3.50 the permit being taken out by the
Hamilton Improvement company.
An addition seventy-five feet high will bS
built to the Merriam & Holmquist com
pany's elevator B at Fifteenth and Man.
derson streets to cost $50, 900. The addition
will be 42xlOO feet.