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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
1Ae woMAN y 10 nlsrAURANr.
How she Z. treated In Places whsre usr
prrsqnse l. Not Desired.

How she Z. treated In Places vhero Her
rrossnse l. Not Desired.
They were three very young and
very swaggcr girls, evidently not long
ont Of school They sat around one OF
the tables In Delmonlco's with m elder
~, portly old party, who impressed you
as man who had been man Of the
world long time, aud was probably
an uncle Of one Of the girls, Judging by
the way In which the sweet creatures
ordered the Lunch. A. soon as they
were seated they noticed gogeously
costuinod woman sitting at table near
them, eating bread and butter and
drinking water Al the time they were
pulling and ohnttcflnf over tue bill Of
fare, the woman ate the bread and
drank the water and looked boldly
about the room.
when the momontous question had
been settled and they were waiting for
their order, waiter came to the wom'
an, and with very profusc apologies
brought her another plate of bread and
some more water, took her order for
lunch and went away. A long time
after that, In fact when the girls Ind
arrived nj tho three kinds OF salad they
had ordered, another waiter came to
the woman with more profusc apollo.
gios, another plate Of bread and, filling
her glass agaln, took her order and hur
riod away.
Now, every one knows how long Il
takes three girls TO finish n luncheon
when an amiable old darling tells them
to order Just what they please, and 1t
WINS not until thoy were eating their
ices that the woman concluded she had
enough bread and butter and left the
place with some real color flushing
through the rouge ON her checks.
~ shouldn't think they'd let n won.
an stay 70 long when shc ordered moth.
ing but bread and butter" said all the
girls together whom she left, but the
elderly olubnan Just coughod and
looked guilty.
I'm ask brother Pom when get
homc,' the prottiest girl OF all said
And this Is what Tom said;
THAT is the old trick OF tho res.
taurant keepers to rid themselves Of
undesirable women customers Sup.
pose take u lady In n restaurant and
one OF those notorious women comes
In. II the manager attempts 10 put
her out there Is n scene. get furious
aud leave the place, and tell all the
boys II Is no place 10 take n lady. On
tho other hand, you don't want to go
into place whcp such women arr
allowed us regular customers. So what
does the man dot
"lic sends waiter to take tho wom'
ans order, and ho gives her the bread
and buttor and disappears After q
long time she asks another waiter "a
take her order, and with many apollo
giles he takes It, begins all,oyer agaiu,
brings tho bread and butter aud dis
appears. Perhaps she calls up tho
head waiter, but any way she finally
tumbles to the situation aud makes
herself scarce without any scene OF
disturbance. II Is u great thing to keeI
restaurant. "-Now York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

The children, particularly the boys,
In southern Tennessee, learn TO "sit a
horse well ut an carly Rgc, md n Indy
who has spent some time Ia southern
Tennessee says that It Is by no means
an uncommon sight to see a sturdy boy
OF eight or nine years sitting so firmly,
yet gracefully, on his horse that It al.
most secms as II lao had grown fast to
the handsome creatures back, riding
rapidly along the dusty pike, with an
umbrella held easily over his head %
protect him from the broIling sun.
Such boy, II he belongs TO one Of
the old and uristocratic families OF tho
place, Is probably riding TO school OIL
on some errand to neighbours
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The eye Of tho shark Is small, long
and narrow, closely resembling that OF
n pig, All observers have agreed In
attributing to It q sly aud malicious OK.
preston, but this must TO some extent
be taken rs a hight Of fancy, The only
real reason for attributing to the shark
a savage disposition Is that, like the
wolf, he has no pity whatever for a
comradc In distress, and that wounded
shark will be instantly attacked aud de
youred by his companion. This is, In
deed, IN evil trait in the creature, and
can only be excused on tho ground OF
his prolonged fasts and the ovormas
tering demands OF his appetite. Lon
don Standard.
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Inventions from tho hand of man arr
always cumulative, lie begins on hi,
own account, taking nothing whatever
from the hand of Jovc. Ie begin,
from small things. He progresses FROM
small to large, aud Mt last attains per
lection. We could lind no grand de
yclopment In human mechanism that
had not been carried out IN this man
ner, step by step. Some little, Il may
be some childish, observation was irsi
made; then came an advance, hardly
pcrccptlblc, and then another, In per
petual, onward, ascending experiment
Tho mechanical history of electricity
was found TO be eloquent Of this fact. -
Dir. ID. W. Richardson in Longmani
Magazine.
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There wns once a man who lived IN
the forest far from tho rest OF his tribe.
lie lost his wife and was very lonely.
After awhile he made wooden doll
about her siIe, dressed II In the clothes
she used to wear and SGT Il up In front
of the fireplace Then he felt better.
30 year passed away. One night lie
came homo and there was his wife sit.
ting IN u chair in place OF the doll. She
spoke to him. saying, "The Great Spirit
felt sorry for you, so he let mo como
back to 500 you, but you must never
touch mo, for II you do you will kill
me" They lived thus together for q
twslyononth. but one night no at
tempted to clasp her in his arms. BE
hold, he was holding wooden doll
She did not come 10 life again and In
was very unhappy ever alters
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RoplNe WOLVES.

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jerome Allen, an educator OF forty
years experience, was asked what to do
with dishonest and untruthful pupil.
The first general direction lie gave was
70 rouse rhe boys Inaniless and pride,
this b going TO the root, II shls princi.
pic verb applied from the primary
grade on, there would be few reluctant
pupils, and the lawdling teacher with
his dawdlIng methods would belong 10
past history. Exchange.
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. Mrs, Reider-l see tho man who has
been exchange editor OF The Daily
Night for twenty years Is dead
Mr. Reider-Myl nyl I'm sorry TO
hear that Now they'll put some young
fellow In his place, aud they'll be
printing all tho old Jokes over again.
Good NewA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

Tho American people arc subject In
their domestic relations 10 forty odd
codes Of law, an anomalous condition
not to be found in any other civilized
country In tho world.
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I'RoM THE NORTH SALT LAKE. ON THE
Il evening Of the 10th, one bay Colt stallion,
rs montts old, had u halter on, buTnt On left
hind foot By rope. Alto, one bay horao, about
10
der, weighs about 1900 p0unde Return 70
owner at srESuIR & BYwArrn CO., II W.
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10 ca SERrIcE.
Inn, ANLBlcAN iOH, rnoyo AND srHis0
NtLLL.
Leave salt Lake o " M, q % p M. and W.
PM. arrive salt Lake y oi noon, and - pm
Arrive salt Lake from Provo ana aprins'llle'
" - am.
ntNGHku.
leave salt IakesiOo a MI returning arrive
pAit ! ate tfopm.
u. e. DODGE, A. X. wELDr, j, u. bENNLIr
Gen. Manager. supL 1en.frt.afass,Agt
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70 remove rust stains from nickel
grease the rust stains with oil, and al
ter few days rub thoroughly with u
cloth noistcncd with ammonia. II any
stains are left they can Ia almost every
case be removed by tho application OF
hydrochloric acid and subsequent poi.
ishlng with trpoli.-New York Telo.
graln.
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li-srorr HUMANITARIAN NEws'

pLsEREr ggMi-wEEKLY NEWs
Published every Tuesday and fniAy su'7'i,P'
ton prcs. In sitsnoc, PER ysar. 500 s' months,
:.ii. three months, tii ro,iIAld o. delivered "
NatftrV
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ssssCurlldlCemeltSaTe Betlerlhal Ever.

TO san the stI.EngAttD TAYLOR An.
IIsrABGU LADIES' SHOE In tho whole
or part u fAis Territory. 900 % our agents
NEAl,, no other shof lie u biz profits easy
TO tuAke sales Address with &C. stamp, con.
soAiuArkD ADJUSTABLE shOECo,, Lynn,
Mass.
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Foe TIM IKEA SsTyE E5S o. I, giiE E sio1s,
Monday night uou. ltu. hionuy viii he nail
Gcoprding 70 youg own directoas, and no Quas,
tons asked, AblkL LtONAND
ar lAshop 0t Utah.
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hs1 70 20 rsge magazine, the ehetpef and hes' W
nc country, specially valuable 9 rtheS a current
t.s,ory riics pr volume Of 20 namesrs. $780, par
Teaf, saio, mailed
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DESERET EVENING NEWS.

Published ,vtiy day, .sosp, Sunday, At ? N
enhsshp,isn price, IA si'saeo, siooo pef year VIC
rsr month"; s. eanis per week, postpaid or dsli'sfse
a. ,atsFiff
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A NEW -FOUR ROOMED BRICK cor.
IN tage; city water IN the hoasr. In lam.
acrt Court, sixth south Street, between Main
bnd West Temple Streets.
n q. LAM0ErT nIanRKr NEws ONCE.
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nGE 80 II. +. BonER AND Is H. r. I'm.
~ Eiue, In good conG"ier Apply 70 T. %
W EnEtn. or W. n, ROWE. At u. q, NJ. l. d
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LOST.

A LEATHER WALLET CONTAINING PA
N pen, etc, u value 10 the owner only.
lie urn 70 bartender OF Idaho saloon and DO
rewarded, dlt
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Discreet National Bank


Pnld-up Capital, sBoo,ooo.oo
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CDT- ssfc Deposit Vaults. absolutely bur.
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AGENTS WANTED

rr1O SELL. TIE PATENT LANP CHIMNEY
cleaner; sells Nc sight, No humbug
every huusekcper buy, sample l2c., st4mps
taken, At CllM. Ahi.NTIhk CO.,
kcn0sha, VIA.
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800 REWARD

- SHARES OF u q. d. !. STOCK.
- d&a HAMPTON a JONES.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

rnrtuant 10 che provisions Of the late
n0n6iltulion Of the State OF Mississippi
and section 1. Of an ast, entitled IAN Act
aAaebdntory 70 The Registration Laws Of
the State Of Nisblsfippi," approved March
10. 1855, / will proceed 10 register all
qualified electors la YazOO county. Mlsslss'
fps, commencing on Friday, the 10Th DAY
81 Narcn, 1901. NJ the court house, In said
county, contlBuing for The space OF zen
days. will visit each election precinct In
said county. on the days aud dates herein.
alter mentioned. for the purpose OF register
luR all qualified electors to-wlt
EnOla, Wednesday April l, 1881.
Mecbauiesburg, Friday, April 3, 1891.
Phoenix Saturday. April 4. 1891.
Dover. Monday, April 1891.
Bent0r. "Wednesday. April 1891.
Fugates FRIDAY. April 10, 1891.
Dcasonville, Saturday, April II, 1891.
HgKt1Own, Tuesday. April "A. 1891.
Iiyway. Thursday. April 10. 1891.
LIE Hun. Saturday, April IS. 1891.
Kypinetta Monday April 20, 1891.
MafRs y Ouse. Tuesday, April 81. 1891.
COurt House, Wednesday, April %, 1901.
Lees Store, Thursday, April %. 1891.
Palmetto Home. Saturday April -, 1891.
Green Hill, Monday, April n, 1891.
Remember that this IL q new and general
registration, and unless you register you
cannot gofe, and no one will be permitted
10 TeRlstes after June 80, 1891.
.GiNeD 1fer my hand and seal OF Office
At ~ 10 N.... Mss.. on the Goth day Of
A. PICKETT,
ClerA auu .4s0.l II Registrar
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

The above Carnival viii be given
"Wednesday evening April, Sth instead
Of Tuesday the 7th, as At first iutend-
ed, The ladies are spariag neither la
Dor nor expense 10 make u grand
success and we hope will succeed be-
yond their expectations, as the object
for which they are striving Is noble
aud worthy one, to help pay the debt
Of tie Methodist Church, aud everyone
gho can possibly attend should do g.
The entertainment will be the first Of
the kind ever tried here and 81 the
people Of Yazoo ~ well as the rest Of
the world always like something new,
ow Is the time. Doors open at 8
o'clo,k, entertainment 10 commence
promptly at $3.50. Admission 70 and 50
cents Place. Opera House.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

Notice IL hereby given. That Wndes sad 81
virtue Of the authority conferred upon me Ia i
certain Trust Deed execgted w Henry Il. Millel
20 mo Hg Iguetee for De N0derlandaeh AmoFi.
kaansche Land Maatsohappy dated the 8th dAy
OF January 1880, Recorded the 9Th day Jnnn-
aTy 1893 in tho Office Of the Clerk OF the Chan
Gerry Court, In lazoo County State Of Mlasien
ippi default having been made In payment 81
he notes. and tho Indebtedness secured ~ laid
Trust Deed pnd the said De Neaerlap dash
Amerikaanseho land MaatgchappY the beneG
eiaiY hereunder haYipg requested mo 10 make
nalpoi tho real Dftat0 conveyed TO me IL said
trust decd In ofder 10 pay the Indebtedness due
said De Nederlandsoh Amerikaansche Land
!. M,l!a,atisshapPy / will on Saturday y.
door Of the Court Houge In the City Of Yagoo
City IN the cou, ~ of YaEo0 State ei Mfbaiab'
ippi al the hour Of ll o'plook noon 00er fer sale
70 lhe lighest bidder ioT caSh, the following de-.
Pa sSH III Sa5 ii Yaaco CITY on the south
sids Of u lot fronting III feet on Main Street
nd ruunlng back tho same width the full depth
OF sad lot also tho s0utherly half of lot So In
said City. and County Of Yazo0 State Of Miss
issippi all rights to valuation or appraisement Of
said real estate. all rights Of exemption, homo'
lten and dover. aud III rights OF fedemption
have been waived and conveyed in said Trust
Deed aud the undersigned as Trustee will cell
said real estate free Of ell such rights OF Inter
eggs, GlA9. q, CVkklNR, Trustee.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
THE CHARTER
OF Incorporation or the ".
v. Powers Company or
Palmetto Home, Yaxoo
County. Miss.

Ssrton Ist. X. v Z. Powers, n. NJ. HnfohIns
Walter Paft9o, u, \. lIuichins and J.. hpD.
man, their associates, successors and assigns,
under Inc name ana XIV " the VIZ pSwsss
cor fany," with ia domIcile and chief place N
business a. Palmetto Home, Ia faz0o County
MRyiasippi.
Soc. 2, The business 81 the Corporation 4 =
general mercantile and agricultural buaincaa
and such other a. may arise out Of, Or BE- Incl
dental thereto.
corporation are oil those conferred BY cLaGfeg
~ code Of 1880 Of the State NJ Miaslbsipu and
all laws enacted amending or enlargine the
pow,Ts and privileges Of corporations ~ apper.
trporaiigns OF this kind enacted since said ccde
Soc. 4, The duration Of this corporation is
not limited except 80 far ~ the existing law
loIbidding The, granting Of z longer fganehise
taan ninety nine years may limit u. The cof-
poraton however may DO dissolved At any time
~ vote Of ,oajgrity Of the stock holders in,
amount PROVIDED however that the rights "
erefitorend third parties are not thereby ni.
feutcd or lntoriered with.
Soc, 8. The capital stock Of the Cooperation is
unlimited, but the stockholders may TX IL az RBy
sum and increase or d finnish II BY q vote Qf 3
cmnloriiy in amount Of the stockholders. Tho
orpgrati01 u authorized 70 eommOnce Business
wherever, IN the opinion OF the coEporalpfs q
sufficient amount Of the capital stock shall have
been subscrihed " Justify ".
SEQ g., The corporation may have such Sfhs
GERS and board OF directors 90 the stockholder1
may determine and shall have power to pass
through its bOsrd Of directors any by laws and
resolutions tor the management " the cerpoFa~
ton and CONDUCT Of Its business and 10 issue
bonds or other obligations and secure the SAINT,
to confer any power aud authority on ia officers
and employees consistent with this charter and
the laws fix slluries terms OF oiico anddO andDeF.
form AZ lahiul acts appertainng of incidental
t. the business or tho corporation make
any and All contracts REQUIRED In Che business Of
III corporation or delegate this power TO any
Of It's Oh sers In a3c rdanc0 with such fegulA'
ti0ns as said board may require.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
For Sheriff.

We nro nnthoriged 70 announce WYCHE
.STuRBLEFiELO o. candidate Tor
Sheriff OF lazOo County subject 10 the action OF
tho Democratic Convention,
We are authorized 10 announce w. O., ".
STRICKLAND Ms o candidate for sheriff
~ fa1o0 county subject " tho action Of the
Democratic Convention
We are authorized 70 announce n, NJ
pGARCE ~ candidate for sheriff Of Yazo6
Oonnfy sub Get 70 the action Of tho Democratic
convention.
We are authorized 10 announce X. w.
ENuM asa candidate fer SboriH Of Yazg0
County, subject to tho action Of tho Democratic
convention.
We are authorized 70 announce n. A.PIck-
EFT AZ a candidate for sheriff VI azoo COun'
~ subject to tho action Of tho Democratic
convention.
We ore authorized 10 announce r, N, RUS
SELL, ns candidate for Sheriff Of Yazoo
County Subject TO The action Of tho Democratic
convention.
We are authorised 10 announce j, P,
BROOKS asa candidate for sheiih Oi
laaoo County subject " the action o Tho
Dam0etntic Convention.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

Mr.. Wolter II, Barker well aud fay-
ably known all over the State Of Mis-.
sssippi, has concluded to make the race
Tor Ralrond Commissioner for this the
LIST District. He has never before been
a candidate Tor any Office before the
people OF Mississippi, though he has
bten most devoted and efficient
worker In the Democratic ranks, Ho II
well qualified for the position to which
be Inspires and will prove very srong
candidate.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
Ball Committee

Met at r. u. Powell & Co.'S. at $50
o'clock Monday evening. A. II. Gardner
was elected chairman and 7. u. Powell
Secretary The following committees were
appointed
INVITATION CoMMTTEE.
Chairman, II Il Carloss. J Montgom-
cry, Chas II Clark, Mrs Ben ExNm, Misses
Lilley Tyler, Mamie EggIeston and Anna
Powell.
ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE.
PB Powell chairman. II r Carloss, J T
Montgomery. NJ Stubbleield, w q Har>
low. Barbonr and w J Roy ster.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
y q Hudson chairman. J y Estes. r r
CarloSs, NJ Y Stubbleileld, Ben kxum A 4
Gardner. $ S Hudson and W g Harlow
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
A N Payne chairman. l. Lippman, Robt.
Campbell, + T. Hinmau, Mrs Allen Sink.
Ter aud Mrs Eugene Conway,
on motion committee adjourned to meet
again on Monday April @, At T Powell
& co.'s. A. h, GARDNER
L. b. POWELL Chairman
Secretary.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
DR.. Inruthers.

DR.. +. CarutheIs, gentleman by
biuth aud education has 10 respOn0e TO
numerous solicitations consented to be-.
me n candidate for the Legislature, n
position which be would flllwi.h credit
70 himself and to the good of the State.
tie IL man Of fine intellIy ence, ofex
cellenl judgment. and faithful IN all
the relations Of llfe. II nominated and
elected he could be relied upon to do
Ills full duty as he understood It, and
you'll srye. his constituents to the best
his ability,
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02

The n V. Powers Company waa
orsanlzed in Yazoo City on Monday,
as folllowsi President, n. v. Powers,
general manager of plantations, Mr.. f..
NJ. TIutchens, general manager Of
mercantile business, MrWalter Partee
Secretary ard Treasurer, z r.
Hutchens. This is a very strong COM
plny, with plenty Of capital and It's
nmbers have had years Of expert
ce IN the business IN which the
Company IL engaged. They are all
men Of intelligence, energy and iine
business tact aHd are bound TO succeed,
Palmetto Home will be the main
place OF business.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
For Circnit Clerk.

We snre authorised TO announce w. r..
6HttRLET, M candidate for Circuit ClorS
afHnEoo County sahjoal 10 the action of the
Democratic Convention,
We are authorized tr announces ROBERT
CAMPHELL rs "a ca ldidnto Tor Circuit
Clerk subject TO the action Of the Democratic
convention.
W o are authorized TO announce ] z
Hunt as a candidate for Circuit clerk
OF fazoo county subject 10 the action OF
the Democratic convention.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
NotlceI
ol Retirement 81 GO. Eesackett from

OF Retirement Of Geo. FL sackett from
Firm OF Crane Bros. u Co..
The Interest OF Mr.. Geolge u. Ehckett
IN film Of Crane Bros " 90. of Iaz1O
City, Miss. has this day been purchased by
q Il. Crane Il. S. Crane and wm. Hnmel, all
members OF saiC firm aud Mr. Saekett
retlros lheretrpm aud is no longer interests
ed "a the Hrm. ITS husiness or assets nor Ia
be responsible for any OF It's debts or OBJ
legations The purchasers OF his interest
assuming all such So far rs he is concerned,
The style of the firm will continue the
some as heretofore.
CRANE BROS, n co.
March q. 1901
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-04-02
Gard From Hon. $. S. Hudson

EDITOR YAzoo SENTINEL -
When announced myself as a candidate
Tor District Attorney, there was no other
candidate tom the county, and | therefore
SUBMIT my claims to the District Con.
vention only. The announcement al Col
Luso for the same office, places the matter
10 different attitude, You will therefore
change my card 10 as TO make my candi
dacy subject. FIRST. to the action OF the
Democratic party OF Iazoo county and II
endorsed by q, then S1bject TO the action
-of the Dtmocrade Convention OF the els
trct. presume that the Democratic Ex~
ecuuve Committee OF the county will take
the steps usual in such cases TO ascertain
the choice OF the county. aud will do 50 at
a time sufficiently early TO enable the sue
cessinl candidate to make candidate OF
the District. Yours truly,
SIS. HUDSON