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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-06-01
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08
FANCY SALARIES

A t1e ule gt Il- Naa Ig-z Life Insurance il,gs-sa.Isa years age tae presidents ot yae E41I-a1l4 and Ara ferk Life e1lgal.es se-, be- iUg pad oF aere taxing sAl4r.rs af }l1aaaa a yezE eael. rll.e JAa grss- dsAt of .ae Mutual sas setting sl5a.- uso. says tae Springfield Rep-5E-aa One Egs-., of ,as puE-.aE gEJ,-y oser t1e eAlayzEzl1es gg tle eolg4a..s Bzs I5 larcg lgsu ta- Mutual and NsE York Life sa 4r.es "a S-aaaa and they haze so continued aaJ che Equitable being stock .olg4ag and less au-11At-e ra P-5a- and IuLryA5ltsss opinion. made T- cll-5a oaly Co Ssa 4ll -a-s sas lald t1 man s-o had lul before been 51 t1e 5us.-e-s-El1 late Paul Morton. E1g succeeded A- A.aKal- der
 2, Is aoa soss-p ll Nga York llar g.aI -r-sgs that gle slegessos % M- Morton su 5e paid only S7alg9 a-t that he aLl at -Ee same yle be chosen from w-ta.l tla company laaL s. less wI b4 paid Co "a train tl .lsa Insurance man than has A-- ls been paid Co one lrs il J4e t-s- rz5s- Wla tAe action of l1e United States Steel corporation Ca making l- presidents salary E-ega Instead Q. SI91.glg heretofore pad -aa-a s suggested seler4l tendency g, lr.ug tas salaries of heads ot s-e-. cc-poEar.azs and st-eay ils--- lous within more reasonable bounds and JLs Ne= York Esva.ls Post -e ports L1e aqpea-aEce .z t-4-e al circles rae-r og -l- opinion -a4f hereafter gE9 1aa E.I 1e regarded as about -s maximum for any J- -- of ,aese eou5e-us Win tle post ble exception us tao a- --re. banks and ras. eolpaz.es s-e-a said tu be the Highest salary paid .- tAat field and .- may 5s l9-a-r- l many railroad 1-zs--e--s l-= eo-l Try over receive Eo-r Some s.t Is said Do be- -le largest r4as z4-arg pLa lu lg N-s- a.-l al -2-rg ar rr-- E- T=Et-szr
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08
CORRUPTION AND MATHEMATICS

Senator Baleys ar.,aletll2I pro cess. tgy-logsa n Ie .a,sresr gs Senator LorEm-r -s a-atly exposed ss us logical goal gf u theory tlat caad.lal.s arr luE % be- held morally responsible for t-e egraa Uoa Ut go-es ty Jae.r s-Gpg-tg-s He arsues that 0a t1e claim g- -a3 votes easl t5g senator a- ta= --s gf Loriuers alleged g.esglga l1e proof that ssgsa votes ugrr corrupted and hsrsf1rr uyall agl-- reduce tle total % Is5. of vai,a ae aoul s-L have a majority Senator oaeu sloF cd by hs special system yi ua-1e mAues thirteen golgs ooll aa,e been bought without .lJlr.as Lori uers uue bat J1e fourteenth Eolr bought souli have been fatal
 The pgcauaEsty os this logic Is Jle skiu wllh which iy provides raa- u tao bFibed vote ls l0- found g-J ,l counts for As candidate; b-J .t i- Is discovered q, toss uoi count asa,-s hin There t a mach stronger stand for political plrs,y ia ths British rule uhat a single aeJ ot corruption esea me buying ot bee- uyaA-4-ss --s eiscuon--Cordota Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08
LOCk WILL
 BE BUILT

WASHINGTON. Mar 6-RepFesea- .suFe Humphrey called aI Jae var department today Jo ascertain tae status oI Ile Lake Washington gaa4l lgsk question and szs informed by Gsa EA5y. chief og engineers. that l5 aas ready -3 Evcouulvud Co saS secretary og sar Jaat bids os called ..l immediately t0s construction ol IluBle locks The department is sal ahsI that aQ lUc4l JblsaIoas have eeeu complied sl-h
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08

Al any rae. ns new fiat iron Eoke. whieh Is tae name of IAe latest uius ln hats. shows a--21y B hair. The butter tubs that must lo- so hs Wzy of au fads. aLoaed her Co go uaoombet if she chose i- also enabled thg l5a 1Eos Do pose ~s a hish broa for i- covered her Co tae eyslashes. Looking back upon A one need uoI hes.taJe iu declaring that insanity attacks ls la strange pays.-Taooma Noss
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08
"A 4 BAD HAY.
MANY ALASKAN READERS WILL FEEL GRATEFUL FOR THIS
 INFORMATION

When your back gives out;
 Becomes lane. weak 0E aching
 When urinary troubles set in,
 Your Kidneys are in & bad wag
 Doa1's Kidney Pills Eil cure you
 Here is good evidence Co prove L
 Fred B. SArLz. Iz1s D. s.. san D.szo. Cal, says- L can recommend Deans Kidney Pills hlsh-y and ! a. Eays do so when an opportunity oe- elrs- They have done ne great deal gf good and many persons oL my acguzil-alcs have also taken rhsm gith benefit h April 1897, ! EubLcly recommended Deans hllles PiIs aal al this time [ an pleased lg speak l1 LhsT praise again A severe attack of kidney trouble 5-5s-al on 10 doubt by cold, -A-s- .,d he ugch suffering Ny back De cane 50 lane that , could scaree-s s-11D and aE times lL s2s O1ly through A great effort that vas able Co
 -.ss after sltuug. had seen Doaa $ Kidney Pills 50 highly rseoLlL-.s --e- .hAt ! finally procured a box, ana l0 ly delight. they gaze ne prompt Se- gsg After ! had finished ths con .saLs ny back was as strong as etei' 5ut all trouble rom my kidneys l-s- .8gsared. About a year ago nA- another attack Ot backAchs put .- azs quickly removed through me Use 5E D1a1's Kidney Pl--s-
 Egr sale by all 1-ziers. Price s0 sas FgsJes- MlIbuEu Co. Buffalo ..a yJrz sole agents for he l2-Let SLA-5s
 Remember Las usms-D0aa's--aa, .Aks no other
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08
zaEs AND ACCEPTED MAsoNS

8-su lar u-rla-e l- al-le 'ss rdse No .Es ,r and JIas04s. second --- -r-s F. ---= ach aal--. 4L 51--E a- -s a.r laII. -g Fr---1 l.a--- S0i0uraius and visiting 7----.- are r-qu-sJ=l Co ues, VIsE as
 H. w. HE5y, Sec.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08
zAlsRNsl os5zs CT gAsLg

Ragll.r meetings 1. eNa- ft- A--- N5. z5. Er-l--la- Jr-e- .- Ea-.es lrsl and -lul us-ae4---s in each uo4,l. su ,lalr hall -- ----- Avenue II SsS0 ?. m sharp.
 Al members arg requested Co -V .rssgat and s.s.ulg brothers are -a ..ed .J attend
 ELMER WHEELER. Worthy Pres.
 L a..'-- Worthy se-t
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08

What perfectly coTk-as time ths voters of Adams and yerua-on ccunues c0uld have had wh the Initiative. referendum and FseaiL An election every Wesk-Ex
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08

A fine m-d tsuEsrl--e -r-1E ~ the pure wholesome beer la-e from the sparkling waters l- -ln1a-=- Falls. and the very boss hl1--y malt with just Lhe right proportion et choicest grown hops. E-ewll as on ly the Olympia Brewing company can brew For sale a- lls Guarl of Tra-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08
BREgIgRi OF FalIERalI S3GIEnES
ARCTIC sRoTsEFaooo

Regular meetings 0f Camp Skss cay. No. !. every Tuesday aJ S.5, o'clock sharp. u A B hAl -eoas say,
 Visiting brola,ys arc cordially u sited
 j. J. Chambers, A. C- E. J pOAeEty. A, R.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08

CASH WILL BE PAID for a small office cabinet suitable tor stationary
 letter file, etc, Let u= know w1-- you have, perhaps ] can use -- A-- dress ?. o Box R. S6al ag e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08

Come u Cr phone orders for u'9 son rye. Rainier and Olympia b7ss- delivered to youE home by The Mas cot "
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08
BENEVOLENT AND 7RoTEc T.Fs
 OROER CF E-NS,

Skasway Lodge, No t3l, B. ]. O. EIks. meets every Thursday eyeaLns lu each month al S.ae p, u- N-sl, .ug Brothers are cordially Invited
 F. A. Ca.arm4a, Sec A cordial l..----. tiI t.z.Llas 1r.----f-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08

ca jadislary ag ther WOrt. He asks Jas state Co pay toF his laundry - .....la.l Lealel
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08
GRAND REDucr-uN C= s-c-S
 sALE

The Pack Tran 4 Els selling a tIg .ot ut Good Goods ar -et--z- prices as they are -..s loo o.- .c hold ana s-.l a- a ll--.- soursr
 m E-rl4z- Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08

TAs chief justice Of Maine Is tax Ing tAs people who demand clean
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08

Weather observation as Carzs Ranch .s niles north Ot Ncores whartf
 Maximum temp. r1,l -t hrs Z caTe IHr..rr..... -n..-a Mean alera
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08
wOORES MHRRF CG,
Terminus P. $ ', Roals AuSoutLbuud steamers rive aud Depart j>Doc5 REGULATIONS t9tG

Warehouses ogsa for delivery aelehandss nOu PsraaalIea ONLY delivered sunday at night freight shipments uAhouad oe aeeomgad by SHIPPERS MANIFEST (papers bs obtained Ae c.
 toms otdee and must delivered before Ng tel- E- Dc received on after this hour
 BAGgAGE-ToLs .aI be collected cn CHECKED ss.E aNEF No when llcleeS-- The aa4rt be g public when steamer and be oaelel only when passengers have lEeut-AL Wharfage Tarft eaa5 BAcSuon office dock
 p. O Box E. j. SHAW General Aa7z=s
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08

subscribe for t1s Daly Alaskan
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-08
sil6f gEsIsg REPORT

c-s-0-;-Q-s-o-s--o--s-o-s-
 Rsss,as oc tha observations taken ag MJ9re's WaArG as midnight, March l#ll Is as 5oBows
 remlegalure Gne aosscyAs'a I5acs V Max ,s1n D rrvcet.1z 1f egar- 27 aeCya Mn rt sHgya Mean [" @ts 4brVe
 Baromagst a 7a CloeJv nt Calm
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23

At the Sewing Machine Fair"
held last week by Mr.. Walter Smith,
the cash or credit man, Mr., Dan Gard
ner won first prize, a 34-piece Tea
set, and Miss Daisy Foster won the
second prize, a handsome cake plate.
Chickasaw County Times Nov. II:
Mrs. j., A. Donaldson, Mrs. 0. j.
Trice, Mrs. Frank Elliott, and Mrs.
R. W. Chandler, Of OkoIona, came
over Tuesday 10 attend the Fair
and were the guests of Mrs. BramIit
while here.
1t is high time u delinquent
readers we're remembering US with the
price Of a years subscription. 1t may
not be generally known, but news
paper people are expected to pay
their bills and they can not extend
unlimited credit to their readers.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23

TheT Princess Cbrysanthemum al
the opera house Friduy Nov. oath is a
beautiful Japanese Operetta in three
acts.
Chickasaw County Times Nov. II:
Mr.. Clinton Paden andssMr. D. ssE.
Davis spent Saturday. night in
Okolona.
Cbickasaw County Times Nova17;
Mr.. Charley King and wife, Of
Okolona, are visiting relatives in
Houston.
Man is made Of dust, but all men
are not DUST for dust settles and some
Of our subscribers who are men have
not settled.
Miss SyIbia Harbour returned
Sunday aher spending several days
at Houston the guest Of Miss Anna
Bradford,
We are requested to announce that
all stores will be closed next Thurs
day, Thanksgiving. Do your shopping
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Daniel attended
the meeting Of the SYNOD Of the
Presbyterian church which was held
in Tupelo this week.
FOR RENT-Rooms. front en-.
tr~ rance, seperate from other part Of
building. j. M. HALhI.
Bring your eye troubles to Mr.,
B yron Mitchell, 0. D., at Bearden &
King Drug Store Friday and Satuday,
November 24th and 25th.
Chickasaw County Times Nov. II:
Miss Margarete Creighton, of Okolona
was the guest of Miss Mary BramIitl
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Call me for fruits and other
groceries for your Thanksgiving din
ner. ! have the best.
j. H. DAWSON.
MIR. J, N. Stuckey, Of Columbus, is
here in the interest Of the Knights Of
the Maccabees of the World. This
is an excellent insurance order tc
which we have subscribed for severa
years,
C~hickasaw County Times Nov. II
Mr.. j. M. Haley, of Okolena, anc
who is known to most Of our reader
as Ell Perkins" was an attendan
at the Fair, and was an appreciates
caller at u Office this morning.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23

ESchool children suffer from i'm
perfect vision and are called dull in
studies. We give careful attention to
the fitting Of children study glasses,
assuring good results in all cases.
Byron Mitchell, 0. ID, Bearden
& King Friday and Saturday,
November 24tb and 25th. Remem-
Der the date.
Chickasaw County Times Nov. IL:
Mr.. J, F. Walker and Miss Mary
SIedqe we're happily married Tuesday
al H%attiesburg. Mr.. Walker is tax
assessor-elect for Chickasaw county,
and his bride is a daughter Of G. W.
Sledae, Of Buck Hi, Miss and Is a
very attractive young lady. They are
nov at home to their friends in
HouIka,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23
NOTICE.

" Patrons Of the OkoIona Ice Factory
will please order ice before 9 A. M
when wanting ice. Only one delivery
will be made during the winter months
Ice can be bought at the factory any
time during the day.
JNO. K. KAYE.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23
Not Ashamed Of 1t.

II am not ashamed Of my latest
book" said the author. "Of course
not said the local critic. Il noticed
IT'S gilt edges, and the beautifully col
ored frontispiece."-Atlanta Constitu'
ton.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23
ACTI

A great fHe is being held in honor Of the coming age of the Emperor S
daughter, Princess Cbrysanthemum. She is loved by Prince Sotu, and
returns his affection; but he has a rival in he person of Prince SosH, who
seeks he aid of Saucer-Eyes, the Wizard Cat who carries off the Princess
to the cave of Inky Night leaving the Emperor and Prince Sotru distracted
at her strange disappearance.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23

Recent tests have shown that coal
IN bulk or as dust is not a good on
luctor Of electricity, while coal dust
mixed into q paste with water Is,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23
Local News.

Mrs. Charley Wallace is the guest
OF her mother Mrs. Foster.
Miss Kate Cook was the gusst Of
relatives in town last week.
4 Mrs. W. J. Cocker is visiting
relatives in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Mrs. D. Garrison returned home
from jackson, Tenn, Sunday.
Mr.. Robert HarreIl preached at
Van Vleet last Thursday night.
Messrs Tom Gregory and Walter
johnson spent Sunday Aberdeen.
Just r1ceived a kag Of Heinz Dill
Pickle. j.. H. DAWSON,
Misses SaIIie Conner and Remie
Wood6n spent Sunday in West Point
FOR oALE-A hne Parker bird
gun half price j. M. HALEY.
Rev. Dr.. Mobberly is attending the
State Baptist Convention at Gulfport.
Col. James Gordon is in Louisiana
visiting friends and enjoying a hunt.
The editor has returned and hopes
to get back in harness by next week.
Swiits "Brook6eId" pure Pork
Sausase received every week.
jill. DAWSON
Mr.. Hal AngIin, Of Winons, spent
the FIRST Of the week with friends
here.
Mrs. H.. F. Clark, Of New Albany,
is the guest Of her mother Mrs. Aber-
nethy.
Miss Katherine Murfee spent
Saturday and Sunday in with home.
folks.
At the opera house Nov, "a a Japa-
nese Operetta in three acts, by home
mt. ~
Mss Lucille Feemister spent Satur-
-ay and Sunday with relatives in
Tupelo.
Dr., Lowry formerly Of Blue
Mountain College was in the city
Sunday.
look in T. M. Dean show window
select the things for your fruit and
kes.
, hear the pretty music in the
eta will be worth the price o.
ssion.
$, E. j.. Wise, of West Point, is
her daughter Mrs. j. c
side.
ssrs j.. c. Paden and Paul Brad
Of Houston, we're visitsrs in oui
~ Sunday.
Be sure and see the japanese
Operetta at the opera house Friday
November 24th.
and Mrs, B. Mccain, o
h, are visiting their daughte
Creighton.
.ckasaw County Times Nov. II
ISIS Foster, Of OkoIona, is visitin
Miss Mary Bramlitt,
New goods received every da
from all parts Of the world.
j.. H. DAWSON.
The Operetta will consist Of prett
scenery, japanese costumes and 10
Of bright and catchy music.
: Cbickasaw County Times Nov. /
Miss SyIbia Harbour, Of Okolona, |
the gnest Of Miss Bessie Farr.
Don't fail to see the Sprights Of II
night and the FAIRIES in the Op eret
on Nov. "a at the orera house.
just received a shipment of d
licious boiled ham sliced,
j. H. DAWSON.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith ha
as their guest Mr.. Smiths moth,
Mrs. Carrie Smith, Of Pulaski, Ter
Every one should see the Japane
Operetta at the opera house Frid
November 24th given by home tale
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23
ACT II

Princess Chrysanthemnm, imprisoned in the cave Of Inky Night with
the aid Of a magic ring summons the Fairy Moonbeam, who is about 10 help
her when she drops the ring and cannot find it. Fairy Moonbeam dis
appears at the loss Of the ring, and the unhappy Princess is left t o bewaI
her fate. Prince Soru manages to obtain entrance to the cave, and finds
the ring, which at once causes Fairy Moonbeam to return and aid him. At
this momentth the Emperor arrives with his attendants. and takes SaucerEyes
prisoner, bearing him in triumph TO his palace.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23
ACT Ill

Threatened with torture, S~oucerEyes conEesses the completely of
Prince SosG, whom the Emperor orders to instant execution. This is,
however, frustrated by he appearance of Princess Cbrysanlnemum
accompanied by Prince Solu and Fairy Moonbeam with her band. The
Emperor pardons SaucerEyes and Sosi a the Prncesss request and
gives her hand in marriage to Prince Soru, thus bringing everything %
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23
GOLD MEDAL.

Around the line you may 60,
Seeking groceries Of SO and so;
But il bread you would bake
Go to Conner and Gold Medal take,
This, a -four, Of best wheat made
Just the thing to suit the trade
Try a barrel and you will see
When -four you need you'll come to me.
Rumford Baking Powders use =
And bread you have to please amuse
These I've tried in every way
And put them in stock there to stay,
er-1-gTwzasF"-'~
To please you best is my desire
TODD it now | aspire.
So, come and see messwhen you neec
Something Ito yourself to feed
W. P. CONNER.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-11-23
STILL TRADES DAY AT
7. NJ. DEANS.

4 lb. Bucket Coffee Saucer and
Spoon S1.00
5 Plugs Annie Lee Tobacco 35cts
3 Plugs Silver Leaf Tobacco 25cts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-11-17
Heading Mill Burnt.

About 10 o'clock last Sunday
night the heading and stave mill
Of Peter Egloff was found on
fire. When the fire Co., got
there they found the hydrant
froze and by the time it was
thawed out the fire had gained
such Roadway that the entire
mill was destroyed, Loss about
$40. 900. No insurance. The
wind was from the Northwest
and that fact saved many of the
frame buildings in the South
part of town, as the heat from
the fire blew over the river.
Mr.. Egloff had two car loads
of heading ready for shipment
and considerable more in the dry
house all of which was destroyed.
There was no night Waterman
kept at the place and it was not
known how it originated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-11-17
The Buying Power or 81 IS.

A little money sometimes buys
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the subscription price of The
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were published in book form, ac-
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household management and econ
omels. SPORTS and pastimes for
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2 mong these Is Ralph Paine's
great story OF the Boxer Rebel
lion n China. The Cross and
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tn B.ackfeet when a boy. 1t is
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Dog Skin" Another is a glori-
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IS the story of a Mercer" girl in
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Was ington-and that is only
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-11-17
A. W. GLEASON,
Dubois DOinQs

Miss Lizzie Dekemper, Mrs,
Geo. Harder and Mayme Rowe
kamp were at Jasper Saturday
shopping.
Miss Mary Klee was at Jasper
this week with her sister Mrs.
John Pfaffenberger.
Mrs. Louis Downey and Mrs,
John Liestman was at Jasper
Saturday.
Homer Jones attended business
at Jasper Saturday.
Miss Mella Schneider is here
from Celestine to spend the day
with her friend Miss Maggie
Friedman.
A surprise party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Friedman Wednesday evening
Now Sth. in honor of their
daughter Naggie's 18th. birth
day those present were Misses
Ollie Merkel, Mary klee, LlZzlt
Dekemper. Mella Thinning, En-
ma Thinning, Tina PfaffeEberger
Emma Voegel, Amy Ellis. Min
ME Taylor, Clara Bell, Floe Bell,
Lena Kempf, Messrs Walter
Arnold. Will Voegel. Otto Brett,
Frank Dekemper, John Nuekam,
Dell Holsclaw. Bill Holsclaw
Bart Kempf. Ed Friedman, anc
George Friedman. Refresh
ments were served and the eve
ming was enjoyed by games.
They all departed for their
homes at a late hour and wishes
her many happy returns of tn
day.
Topsy
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The jury in the Mertes murder
case at Cannelton returned q
verdict Sunday of manslaughtei
against Mrs. Mertes, which gives
her from 2 to Il years in the
penetentiary.
The towr board met Monday
night and accepted the bond OF
the Coffee Construction Co., fol-
the construction of the sewer,
and the work will begin in a few
days, as soon as a ditching ma
chine arrives.