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srArE OF TRADE.

The cottrsc OF trade has been more uniform
and even, with N re s.eadttess 81 vslue, but
with less magnitude OF volume. Breadstune
have had frequent intervals Of strength, but,
not reaching the ground lost last week, they
even close lower than at the and Of last week.
Provisions aud liyc sock have been aGti.e
and advancing, reaching the highest prices Of
the Season. '"ff' ~
There is surpris.de..s a+rorr ssve,opmeu.
Of facts conducive to high views Of values sot
hog products. The packing IN the west fell
oE in this single week 173,o00 hogs below the
number packed in the corresponding week Of
last year, and paSkets sre beginning to. dis
cuss & PROSPECTIVE total at the end; OF March
20 per cent. less ..HHsn 70 the last season Of
winter packing. There is rcmaras:t3 small
run of hogs to market even In the states with
he best corn crops and the trade ststisticians
are revising their force ats.
The Rev York fnnks resort the most faver-
abe exhibit pub.ished IN n:suy wcess. saos
ing handsome gain IN resolves through ad.
di!ions to their gold and legal tender treasury
notes, instead; OF gstn through reduced Dc.
pos!t.. Interior exchange has been unfavor-
able, aud the gains ssowa probably arose
from increased reaorts toeepository prlsiiegei
by National banks, view which derives color
from the fact that the governmel bonds used
for that purpose have largely advanced this
weeks
Money has been firm IN the centefs e.ttout
absolute stringency, and some benefit to the
tone at least is being already derived from he
prospective January payments.
The custom, OF giving Christmas presents
promises to be more closely observed this year
than for greatwaile, SO much SO Indeed that
the volume Of goods that has already been
and is still being distributed for that purpose
is attracting general attentions especially SO
because 1t So clearly and uumlstakably iIdi
Gates sound and thy condition and veil
distributed prosperity, 1t Is Observable, also
that holiday goods, cdnblning the useful with
the beautiful, are having q better demand
than In former yssrs. ,5
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sAMoA's EXCITEMENT.
Acollision Reported Between American
Sailors and Germans,


BAN FRANCISCO, De- 27.-The steamer
Msriposs, which arrived yesterday, brought
advlces frcm Samoa to Nov. II. The Apia
correspondent OF the Sydney Morning Herald
states that the Samoans are becoming more
kceply alive to the fact that the party repre-.
septed by the new king, Tamesas, has been
made use CT merely to serve the policy Of the
Germane. The whole plan of foreign inter-
ference, as represented by the German plan
OF opposition, is steadily raising strong az
tirathy. Within a fortnight after the asse m
,bling OF parliament, there were increased rr-
mors OF dissatisfaction of the chiefs. TIE
meeting Of the legislature did not include all
the most influential men of the Islands, and
1t is understood that numbers Of those Tho
attended have seeded from the government.
The arrival of the United States man-of-var
Adams, Oct. 49, was the occasion of much
rejoicing to many In Apia. The men were
not permitted to leave the ship, because OF
the presence Of German guards and sentries
along the beach, and the possibility OF con.
l'ct taking place. Soon after the Adsms' ar.
rival number Of natives under Al, the
lighting chief, visi ed the vessel, and, after
inspection, tho Samoans assembled on the
upper deck ard held dance. The correspond.
ent etates that the Germans have expressed
their annoyance at .nts c!rcumstsEce, and the
I atiyes have been virtual y prohibited from
giving, any more sch enter tainments.. A
collision is reported to have taken place be-
tween American sailors and q G. rmau on the
street The diaer josrled sailor. who
knocked him do~n.
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A SAILORS STORY.
Nine Months on South Sea Island.

:
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 27.-A SPECIAL from San
Trancieco says: Edwarl Olson and William
Timpa, survivors OF the wrecked steamer
GIN. sIgel. who sHsat nine mrnths on Mid
way islan6, in the South seas, have reached
Honolulu and tell the following story Of their
experience: '.The Gep. s.gel left Honolulu on
September 1, 1888, on shark fishing e1pedi.
ton. Her crew sss composed CT Capt. Alb.
srdine, lph Jorgcnt, the mate, the tG5
men already mentioned, Peter. Isrkin, Peter
Brown, Martin Nielsen and Charles Cemenf.
On September l3 ,hay arrived eff Midway
island. On the night Of September 18 tie
vessel was riding at anchor of this island,
tue whole OF the crew being csillpeo on Shore.
Toward midnight gale of wild arose, the
vessel drifted ashore and became wreck
The crew thus found Themselves cast upon q
desoate Island In mid ocean, their only sub
sistehce being sea-5irds aud their eggs
aud fish. ASout ten days after their arrival a
painful! accident happened to Larkin. Will,
engaged in killing fsh with E ant po Sdcr one
d his hands was blown of and he died in a
few days. After this a feud a, pears to have
arisen between Mate Jorgent and the other
eu'v'vors. They state that on one oec .si On,
while Ttmpe was alone In their hut, Jorgent
came s:ealthily behind him, put o rope srounu
his neck and attempted to strangle him. The
lad called loudly for help, when the rope was
sckened and Jorgent desisted from lis pur-
pose. While the captain and sailor name j,
Brown we're after egga, Jorgent murdered
them. When the others learned Of tais they
taxed Jorgent with 1t. He said they had com
mitted suicide. Olsen, TIME and the two
other seamen determined to leave Jorgent OF
the island. They accordingly destroyed the
boat, and on June2S sailed away In scow,
leaving the murdcrous mate alone. They
headed for MARSHALL island, and arrived thee
after Passage of two months and half.
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CANAnAsAAD THE UNITED STATES
"A Boston Bsnque. a. Which Commercial
y Union Is pissusssd. a..1l.


RosroN, Dec 'e5AAmolg 6 the prominent
gentlemen who attended the banquet OF the
Boston Merchants association, at Vendome
hotel this afternoon, were Senators Hoar and
Dawes, Congressman McKenna, OF California;
Rogers, OF Arkansas; Hltt,. of illinois, and
Breckinritgc, Of Kentucky, and large dele
CATION from the different provinces Of the
dominion. The post prandisl exercises were
opened BY Hon. Jonathan A. Lane, president
OF the club, who extended welcome to the
visitors, and in appropriate words annotnced
that the COMMERCIAL relations between the
provinces aud tlis country were at present Of
such an important nature as to demand the
attention OF merchants, and eopss yuently
the business men O: Boston had invited emil
nent and distinguished gentlemen from the
provinces and hall Of congress to parli ipate
in discussion Of this e1estion.
Erastns Wiman, OF New York spoke In
favor Of the commercial unior, and said that
II the limited States wottld protecr II, Canada,
would accept:
Congressman Hitt, OF tI,linoia, apoke in re-
gret at the sbsence OF Hon. Benjamin Butter
TWNLni " VulO. 1u0se VINO TeeL> upon Lne.
text OF treaty will not yield. their rights.
THIS question will never be settled upon the
iincs upon which we have followed, and to
scttle 1t we muat extend our lines more lib.
orally than has ever been done befove. tits
she opinion of large part of the public men
that reciprocity, full and complete, or com-
rnercial union, II you choose to go further,
fwill be the solution Of this problem.
lae Hon. John, Mcdonald, merchant of
Toronto, expressed the opinion that It is the
dutt OF the nation to advance reti yrocity in
accordance With existing rights.
Hon. ]. w -Legaly, attorney-genc,ai Of
Nova Scotia, said: 1.-THE fishery interests Of
Nova Scotia are great: bat the people rise
abore the wretched consideration of fish. We
want free, unrestricted Intercourse With the
EUnitcd States, even to the extent Of com.
mercal union.''
Hon. Peter Mitchell, NJ. r, an editor of
Montreal, said that Canada has no desire for
annexation, for her people are true to the
mother country. Mr.. Chamberlain said, with
out right, the other day, that Canada may go.
"Now;' said the speaker, ''when Great Bsttato
says that Canada may go she Will go with
pleasure and In ahu,ry." .a1rs r..s
Among the other speakers was CONGRESSMAN
Didsley, Of Maine. ,.,,.. 49,.
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A CHASTITY SIGHT.
A Number of Dead Bodies Found in d
Cellar.


W,snITA, Kap, Dec. GA Ehastly dis.
esvery, reeslling deeds similar tc those OF the
Bender family shas bssH made on a ranch nine
miles from oss C.syiin No-Msn'e Land. The
ranch had been occupvd by sath,,y named
Kelly. Eo.hin. was known against them,
and when;they suddenly lGft-a while sgo the
fact caused no comment. 4 few days ago q
man happened TO enter The house tisy had
occupied. "A terrible stencil caused him to
investigate, and 10 the basemcnt he found the
partly dccomposed body Of map. He noti-
fed others, and search was made. Two
more bodies were found. In the floor was a
peculiarly constrocted trsp door, through
which, 1t is believed, the victims were thrown
into the cellar and disposed Of at pleasure. A
good many peop;e have mysterioully disap.
peared there OF late
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sassg ss ~
KANSAS CnY,
She Gave Him The Centrifugal Flip.

"Good-by!' he said brok-nly, and
his frame shook with emotion; good
by, and may heaven bless youl Re-
member, Miss smitks that although l
cannot win your love. i shall always
be your devoted friend, and if at any
time can be of service, you will have
but to commend me. leave for Aus
traiia Tonight iGood-b,r.A Il am
sorry, M. GerridQe." said Miss Smith,
in low tone OF voice, Ito, have. been
tn, means of driving you go far. from
home. but since YOU. are so kind rs to
offer your services, | will ask you to
mail . letter for me or your way 10 the
train"
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ARIa LAND GRABBER.
Weber Wants Sky Acres in New York

City. .,
Bower, N. Fl. Dec, 29.--Dr. W. ". Weber
stated to-day that the claim OF hls father
William Weteryand one of the heirs. to the
'plot Of land, sixty scresin extent. situated III
New York city south Of : NAL street, has b 'en
proven. The plot, now studded with massive
,blocbs of buii6iags,swss,ba bought In l62S. by
Wilfred Weear, OF Holland, VINO settled at
Manhattan island short ume previous. In
1874 Mr.. W..ber leased the land to Einsman,
W,lfred W,ter, s., for 200 years. D.. Wei
er's father is o. the seventh generation CT
Weber, tenicr, who'orisinAlis reathc.lauda
GA the expiration Of the !easa IN 1874 the
laua la,urs.iysever;e, to the 'esse ,ianss OF,
tte original W;frcd Weber, sad FORE teu
wears pass sTllisn Wst 81 oia Other De.
seendants heys been bust engaged pro1irs
tn. y we're direc. ds, esndau.s ef the, first osn7
'cr. N5w t.ia- 1t Is irovsr, thsfe wil be a
,uectttg OF Ieirs IN New York .nusry 20 to
compete the arrangements f,r get.iuz pos,
see .stop. The property IL value at $4,000
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-01-06
choked to pes,h.

lrD1ANAPoLIs, Dec. 2i.-s William Hickey, as
sistant yxrduasier OF the Cincinnati, Indian.
apollo, ST. Louis d Chtcsgo, came to d, ath
IN very, peculiar maaner yesterday after
moon. While making up freight train the
3raw-bar of one Of the cars dropped off
Hickey picked II up, slipped and fell on HE
back, and the heavy draw-bs-, falling on his
stomach, pressed 'he intestlnes intoh his hreas,
and checked him to death. Hickey was fCr,y--
fve years old and leaves family.
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Whites Against Stacks.

ATLANTA, Ga, nscs ST : Aningly ace col
l,s,on touk pace yts ,rdw Ia Lawrencsv,le,
tne csnuts seat OF GxtpSt coIn " VIII e
NsraDce Holmes, . youne colored man, wss
cursioE white boz, Bob Camp, . While mar,
interfcred aud ksocsed the neg o 9owD. THIS
led to general Clash tsuons about 9 whites
and blacks, who were outne strtets. The Mt
gro stlist d in'bsbu!t OF Eo mes audi ha
W ,ites by Gimp den were Knocked
down, heaten and stabbed ind'sainiuattly
Five men we're carried TO 'h,i' homes on
stre!chers. 93
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GORGE AND MAGulRE.
This ia Said to Sc ~. United Labor

Ekw YoRK, Dec. The Tribune says !:
1T appears now almost certain that the views
OF Henry George, 0f.; HcGynu and a few OF
the other prominent leaders Of the tplted
Labor party, will prevail, and that n .tionsl
convention will be called before those of the
Two great parties. Many of the leaders are
in favor of holding the convention in Chi
csgo, bat the majority seem to think that
New York would prove more desirable place
since this city Is the party's stronghold. This
question Will be settled within few days.
There is little donbt that Henry George will
head the ticket, and that Judge @. Mcguire,
of San Francisco, viii be the e.udiante for
vice president.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-01-06
q hiFSliES{ITA.

ss. ~ a
The implement house of c. P. R,nker. at
sMecoo',, wss destroyed ty fire Friday night
en- a'ling loss Of seS CO.,
.Chas. jackson; of Tekamab, forged a check
on farmer near sherr, got It cashcd and
then jumped the county.
toupty'faat war In Brown county is
waxing warm, and pet names are beginning
to be pass. d along tn line.
The two counties Of Dodge and Saunders
srnised lsst gear near l,5tO,eOo bushels
more corn, than all News Eagiand.
Otter TaticsuEty last ear spcn. s1Oo 900
ON bchoolss
Wil,na mile have. ground during stsc past
year 9oo,t "a ss.rEsls CT -four, aaashandled ev.r
&, eco, oOe bushelSof grain. NJ
Duluth is to have cooperative store con.
dncted by the Daiuth Cooperative Mercantile
company; capital, $4,000,
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--. KEssAszA.

The Boz Butte Rustler has Changed hands
The Fremont Tribune boasts of q new press.
The state pehitentiary hasa population OF
ss4.
Twenty five was the number jsiled at Omaha
Tuesday. -
A Canada lynx was recently killed nesr
Elkhorr.
The Street Railway company are using their
snow plows at Fremont.
Dodge county has seventy five ecaool dis.
trlcts GU tside of Fremont.
Hastings Masons have dedicated their new
temple, (which cost IS 1000.
The foundry at Fremont reports business
for the past year nggregating s70,oOO.
Valentine has literary society With a
president whose meme is JEFF DSvis.
James G. Gapd ywas convicted of the crime
of pe'jary at Falls City few days ago.
The rec'ipts Of hogs at the South Omaha a
stock yards on Saturday were 5,397 head.
John Osder, youth of Nebraska City, last
week put rope over cows horns and then
tied 1t around bis body. The reealt was that
John was pretty badly bruised by being
dragged around until released
A carload OF Illinois hogs, which last fall
Weighed LOG poundseach, wss last week sold
at Herman at q We ight of 300 pounds each and
netted the owner frnm 90 to 65 cents for every
nushel feo them Of Nebraska corn.
The Merchan,s' bank, OF Neigh, has fled
'rticlcs OF incorporation wlthstbe secrct tssy Of
state. The capital stock is s50oc6, divided
INTO shares Of 800 each, and the corporation
shall terminate Its existence in 1907.
Suit hhs been brought sgsinst the city Of
Lincoln By Lepuel B. Wooddurn for s2s, 600
damages Plaintiff alleges that he was thrown
from his wsgon tie Cd Of September into a
negleeted ditch left By the city, ard sustained
injuries for which he claims said damages.
The Beatrice Weekly Express urges he at.
,ent!cn Of the people to the Importance Of de.
vsloging the extensive. clay res sources Of the
vicinity e I'd estsb!isti og pottery and m.u
ufactors for terra Gotta rnofs, sewer pipes and
/ 'the.vatious. articles Of coz mcrcs4 made from
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-01-06
SIX YEARS STRIKES.
Valuable Report Of, the Bureau Of Labor
Swing Mass of Figures of Interest to
Cspitaliea and Wo1kingman. y

WAsHfSdroN, Dec, str-Commissioner Car
roll u. Wright has submitted TO tAs secretar'
of the interior report of the buraau Of la.
Dor, sh!eh relates entirely strikes and i ck-
outs for Fix yeats ended Decemper 81, 1855.
This report is the result OF the first general
investigation ever made by any nation OF the
facts concerning strikes and lockonts for sny
extended period OF time, or for any wide ez.
tent of. territory. The following table is
given:
Av. No.
elt e.,
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THE GRAPHIC.

rp-Terms OF advertising made known on sppak
cation.
H- Job work OF every description executed 10
the best style and nt the lowest rates.
cay Advertisements not accompanied by instruo.
tions will be inserted until ordered out aad
charged for accordingly.
ea7-Short communications on my subject OF i.,-
nre acceptable if accompanied By tho nsms Of
Tho author. [.
ss7-An matter intended FOR the ncxt issuo muse
be i'll tho Office as early as Wednesday evening to
insure publication.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-01-06
THE GRAPHIC

~ Escks but few months of being the Oldest
hs~spspes n Rrule comfy. s.a
y1-As an advertising medium it is not ezcolled
" any newspapcr in south Dakota.
lD-Has rapidly increasing oircnlhtion among
the Y most intsligent alass. .of pso2lsipBrulo and
the adjoining coHnties.
I-Has circulation second to mono in this or
e!djoinining counties, and paid up subscription
list it is believed spperior. -.
@11s lively, spicy, Independent, and devoted
solely TO the interests u Kimball and Brule Co.
EyerIbads en,oses reading it. diyeit trial.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-01-06

I'VE always admire what W. cannot unuer-
stahd. Maybe that is why SO many women
get married,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-01-06

REN0 POST. NO. IS. q. AR. Meets at Mason.
Aec Hall tAe first and third Wednesday in eaeh
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-01-06

11lar communication Friday evening on or be.
fore the full moon of each month. q. II. Caryl.
W. A.; S. W, Kent! Sec 80
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-01-06

The Liquor dealers OF Aberdeen expect to
discontinue their business after the lst OF
January, provided their license is revoked
aid their mon, re.nnd,G
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RILIaloys.
.covayrY or-rcERs.

F0RESBYTER1AN-- Services every Sabbath at
Il Il 1890 u: m. and 20 p M. Sabbath school af
Ter morning. ,leryice.s Bible Correspondence
Thursday evening. Rev. j. NJ. Boggs, Pastor.
MEIHODlST episcopal. Services every
bath school nmorning service. Bible Cores
pondence School (rnion) and prayer meeting
every Thursday evening. Ladies' Church Socle.
ty meets weekly, Rey j. W. Bell, Pastor.
ST. MARtARETS CATHOLIC CHURCH.
~ Services e,Gry alternate Sunday. + Rev,
Father Stack, Pastor.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-06
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Try Page for a lunch

Try Page for lunch
Fresh groceries at Polings.
Read Latsbaugh's advertisement.
Farm loans. G. A. Spaulding & Co.
Fresh drugs at S. S Fisher & Co.'S.
Mixed paint cheap at S. s. Fisher
& Co.'S.
School orders taken at par for watch
es at SpauIding & Butchers.
Smith & Mccall make farm loans
at 9 per cent straight.
$ S. Fisher & Co. are receiving
almost daily fresh supply Of pure drugs.
We cannot be undersoid.
Chicago Fair.
The Bradley & Canton Combined
Listers at Crosthwait Implement Co.'S.
G. a. SpauIding & Co. have some
horses to trade for land.
For a complete and accurate ab-
stract, call on McMay & Mccormick.
G. A. Spaulding & Co. have cheap
money for farm loans.
DIR, H. Wallace is the local surgeon
of the G. K. & n. Railroad. If.
-Latsbaughs can and win save you
money on anything you buy of them.
For life or accident insurance call
on G a. Spaulding & Co.
Geo. Cole delivers goods. Leave
your orders with him.
Grand opening of the season at the
Chicago Fair, Saturday, April 9Th, '88.
Paints. oils and window glass at
S. S. Fisher & Co.
Fresh oysters, celery, &C., served
in good shape at Pages.
Choice brands of cigars, always on
hand at S. S. Fisher & Co.'S.
Who makes your abstraetsP A. H.
Pearson. That is right. 21-tf.
See Crosthwait Implement Com
pany's big advertisement.
Good coffee at H. S. Polling & Co.'S.
at % cents per pound.
Go TO Lish's New Bakery for
lunch.
For a fine buggy or spring wagon
go to CrOsthwait Implement Co.'S. IT,
e. A. Page keeps the popular
eating house Of the city.
Fresh fish at Garretson & John
sons meat market on the south side.
SPECIAL bargains in rubber boots
at Il. S. Polling & Co.'S.
Ladies over shoes at cost for the
next so days at q. S. Polling & Co.'S.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-06

For Sale, yoke of oxen and wagon.
Plenty OF time.
20-4t* w. L. MORGAN.
Mckay & Mccormick make alb.
stracts on short notice and guarantee
satisfaction.
"A big stock of single pants nicely
made up the very latest styles at the
Chicago Fair.
The old est ablished Travellers Acct
dent Company is now represented by
G. A Spaulding & Co.
Mckay & Mccormick have come to
tse front with extra favorable rates on
farm loans. If.
Every body invited to attend the
grand opening of the season at the Chi
cago Fair, Saturday, April 9TH 1888.
If you want to sell your farm come
in and list it with US. We will adver-
tise it free. MCELROY & LOWE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-06

Parallel Beam cuIhvators are all
the 90. see them at CrosthwaI Imple-
ment Cos. If.
G. a SpauIdiug & Co. have for sale
a large amount of desirable CITY prop
erty.
H S. Pohpg & Co. are knocking
the bottom out of boots and shoes. Go
there if you want bargains.
Don't fail to see the ten styles of
cultivatOrs at CrOsthwait Implement
Cos. If.
"A brood mare for sale, the choice
| of two, one seven years old. one four.
j. NJ. GARRY.
20-4t Phillipsburg, Kansas.
"A. H. Pearson, abstractor, IS turn
ing out some most excellent work in his
line. He is a careful, experienced alb
stractor. If.
When people want big bargains in
clothing they generally go TO the Chi
cage Fair where they get q fair honest
deal.
George Cole, remember, has
complete line of fresh groceries Leave
your orders and he VIII deliver goods
to any part of the city.
$1,000 per year insures you $500
per week IN case of accident resulting
in total disab ty if insured with G.. A
! Spaulding & Co
The old reliable butchers, Garrett
son & johnson, come to the front again,
at the old stand of Fleming & Heath.
| They desire to serve all old customers.
"A large assortment of white shirts,
/ cOlOred shirts, fancy shirts, socks, bal
brigan underwear, hats and caps, etc.
at the Chicago Fair.
The First National Bank will make
/ farm loans at nine per cent straight
and pay you the full amount of your
mortgage when the papers are signed.
GIVEN AwAY-For every $500 worth
/ of goods bought of A. z. Ryan the pur-
| chaser will receive a ticket for the
drawing of a $4,000 Domestic sewing
machine, IF