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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
CHARGED WITH nASTARDY.
Rodger Schofsld Arrested on Complaint
Of Emma Kent

OF Emma Kent.
Under Sheriff Walsh returned from
PetosKey yesterday afternoon with
Rodger Schoheld whom he arrested st
that place on a warrant charging him
with bastardy. The warrant wss issued
from police court few DAYS ago on
complaint of Emma Kent, a domestic
employed al the Warwick hotel. Scho-
field Was also employed 81 the same
hotel as waiter but left there about
three weeks ago for his home Ia Pc
toskey. shortly after Schofield left
the Warwick Miss Kent was taken 10
the Emmerson home where she now Is.
He Is young man - years old and
the complainant Is q few months older.
Schofield said to reporter for The
HERALD at the jail last night that be
had been acquainted with the COM
plainant for the last three years and
had paid some attentions TO her. Some
time before he left she informed him
of her condition and accused him OF
being responsible for her trouble. lie
told her that he could do nothing about
il as he had no money. Since his de-
parture from the city the girl has been
corresponding with HIM ON the most
friendly terms. When asked II be
would plead guilty To the charge, Scho-
field said he would say nothing about
it until after he has talk with the
complainant and her mother, who is a
cook at Mill Creek.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
HAD EATEN CHICKEN.
But 1t Tasted Very Funny-Somewha
Like Grasshopper.

Like Grasshopper.
Speaking about chicken" said an
attenuated individual in the Morton
last night, "that reminds me that |
was IN Kansas when the grasshoppers
were there. Awful times those were
Just rs devastating rs war, excep. the
hoppcrs didn't have enough nerve TO
massacre grown-up.ndivduals. They
were liable to swarm In and fight with
cats and babies, though. I've seen
some of those fellows six inches long,
and they could chew the bark off a
Norway pine tree, If there had been
any Norway pines there. re-
member when they came. It
looked like cloud at first,
and lots of farmers put their teams IN
the barn under the supposition that 1t
was going to rain.
The cloud kept getting nearer and
nearer and finally sharp sighted man
discerned what 1t was-grasshoppers.
There were thousands of millions of
them. They came down IN swarms and
were hungrier than BOY that's been
fishing. They swept everything before
them. At night there was hardly r
spear of grass 10 tell the story. They
remained four or five DAYS, until they
had eaten the paint of the houses and
the rust OFT the spring tooth harrOws,
Then they packed up and went away.
But what | was going to say about
chicken was tins. | struck Topeka
when the grasshOppers we're thicker
than congressional candidates. | went
TO restaurant one day and ordered
some dinner. Among other things the
wsiter brought me some chicken. II
was the most pecuilaT.looking chicken
| bad ever seen. The meat was white
| and IA slender pieces not more than
two inches long. The gravy was Pc
Cuhar color too. and ] was suspicious
Of the whole blame thing from the 90
in But ] tasted some Of the chicken.
| IL tasted mighty queer. Then / took
a mOuthfU and knew something was
wrong 50 I made up nay mind I'd 6nd
out what was eating before | ate any
more OF t. You were eating grass
| hoppers. weren't your suggested a
! hang haired individual. ono, J WASH &
| either" replied the long draNn-oui
man. testify ut vas chickeni but I
hadn't eaten any chicken tn 80 ions
| that lt tasted kind 81 funnY."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
Amusencnts.

Little Geldie. the spirited little Gc-
tress, wall be at the GRAND al Of tie
week. a Rocky Mountain Naif vii
be played Until Friday nIght. when she
will appear IN - military play entitled
"AcrOss the Line"
Two new comedies, several speciaitles
and hosT of features, which Will ln-
clude pretty glTls and good muse, vii
constitute the program Al smiths THIS
week.
There ls becoming apparent here n
longing for some o. the fret class at
fractions The Grand ls entirely booked
for the season. BY the time the new
Powers theater is completed there vii
doubtless be n graf eagerness for
theater going and the house Will doubt
less do rafting business. Surprising
progress II being made III it, construc-
tlon, and IN the meantime Manager
William III. Powers r. o. tie alert ior
some fine attractions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

says Henry Clews The ate i'm
proving tendencies rn the investment
markets have sustained a severe check
ffan she vsde prevalence % eaolers
~ Europe md ths danger 81 its gstuns
e fsothon n she United states. e =
trne iha& thns TAR. We have oeen se.e
So keep ths resflence outside car
rates. md 81 ions - me nesns "a *sri
.re az sre SOD "a Flta tss sane
prenptness. vs3r snt afaH Eancs ~
fsr tbe So tsa eesks, taere 1oet
resson Be- aone shat euT e.tT pepa .Rflons
nay re- asrsd from nssslsu 3 ibe 81
sasa. Moreover. tls 48FeFlnfeit 8
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
ARE on THEIR WAY
Plans for Remooeling the Gov
eminent Building
WILL ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS
fEsnk Gsygls. the Assistant Sapenntsn1-
sat u RspaGs foT ths Treasury
Department, IL t8eEe.

Frank Orygla II Washington Il q
guest al lie Morton. Mr.. GTygls =
assistant superintendent Of repairs ~
ths treasury department sna = IN The
city primarily for The purpose Of look
ing over tie plans for TIE TemodehEg
Of the government building. 10 re
porter for TaE HERAI0 be sad ''l'he
officials Al Washington have notihed
ne thai The plans have been sent sEc
vii be reeslsed IA tina cav IN day 81
two: can not tell jusi What changes
are involved. The new plans have
been drawn with tie view OF meet
lng the present requirements IT tie
government building. and also 20 make
ample provision fer the future.
know only the recommendations thai
nave been made, and have no IDEA -
the details Of the plans ss prepared ~
the architects.
Il should not have come mere for
two or three days yet hul ! am inter
estsd IA the work Of the fohsh sOcis-
ties and come early IA order that
might attend the meetings with ny
friends. By the time the societies have
completed their work tie plans vii be
here and ] can then submit them 70
officials IA The government banding"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
Oratone's Rehearsal.

Tonight the fret regular rehearsal ~
the orato-lo society takes place IA the
chapc! hail Of the business college,
corner OF State and jefferson avenue.
The society has enjoyed . good rec /,
and II viii be weacome news 10 The
members 10 know that practice ls - Re
resumed. The prosperous condition IF
the society ls . subject Of congratuia-
ton, and Director MoreheAc has q flne
program Of mOslc selected for study
and that together with getting tie
grand oratorio of "The Elijah" ready
for complete presentation vii form
Interesting WORK for the singers.
Director MoreAead Nil bc IA his
store, No. l5S Monroe street, every DAY
from y O'Clock TO 1880 O. examin me Ap-
phcsnE for membership 10 tie OTstoro
gpcletv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
Professor Carty Quits EN-.

Professor Carly, former active
member Of the peoples party, asks.
"Where am L att" and has come to the
to the conclusion that he is IN the
wrong pew since the democratic con-
gressional convention, held IN this city
September s. He has formally re-
signed from the four committees of
the peoples party, of which he was a
member, ana will soon publish his for
NAL withdrawal from the party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
General HARRISON Voters,

An organization of veteran voters
who cast their ballot for General Har-
rison in 1910 Is about to be formed in
this city, and all those voters are re-
Quested to leave their names and adj :
dress at the Lincoln club rooms or at
the county committee headquarters.
Arrangements for their attendance at
campaign meetings IN body will be
mazda
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

sfausis.s -ss,r..laafsar ~. fouTth N ard
Il african elub meet at Lfneofa club
AE AaquaFHers.
Heaassg. s,rsstsnBsrr Il. fwetfth w ard
f-srNhf4a ettsb ms-G a. the Garner al
kls.ii snef EuHfa streets
" rs4s4seaay sepGelfIss r A, sixth W ard
H. ptsbfi can etub uasut "a " tsnaoats hall,
No. 80 Ngst Leonard sCreet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

teachers wIl be maintzined. The OBJ
leet = 10 csBH4llze tie dlfereat re-
lgous orders Of the diocese IA thls eiIy
80 Tar As possible. II, however, tic
property already purchased car be s1-
chsnged for other property more cen
uaily located lae exchange vii proba-
bis be made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
Real Estate Meeting.

The real estate exchange VIII meet in
Secretary Tuttle's tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock for the purpose Of electlng
a delegate TO the national ASSOCIATION
which meets in Buffalo in November.
The subject of spermsnent location
for the association will also be con-
sidered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
Beauty UnadOrned is Adorned the Most

some say but catering to the wants Of those who be-
licve that Art can add a httlc 10 Nature work wc
carry an assortment of Hair Curriers' extensive enough
to suit the tastes of the most fastdI0us We VIII take
pleasure IN showing them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
wEaF mt X

WAsnISGroN, sept ll.-For lower
and upper NJ chIgan@ showers; cooler
Ia extreme souLnesstern p0rtlon u
lover Michigan, westerly winds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

Or. JENRISs seems to DO master of
the situation IN New York's quarantine
station Neither wealth nor earthly
power" are available to secure mans
release once he Is condemned to the
place OF detention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

When SIS nuldinss sFs erected on
sac properly near laHn Balls pas.
tns steFs ~ ri bomIuf, ths Aathef's
ifams 81 Irassrse cts s4I 30 showed 90
fais CIfs. In connection Witn tals the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

GOVERNOR FLOWER happened to have
the cash to advance to pay for Fire
Island and his act IN doing so is not
more entitled to credit than the will of
a man who would do the same thing
# he had the cash. There's the faint
est suggestion of Tammany about the
prineely philsnthrophy of the million
are governor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

Capt james Muir of the steamer
nsrrett sad General Manager Van
ksfnas ~ tha Valley city Transports
SON compsaY have complained a. tne
secretary &c var feesfdnK she per OBJ
stFleii0ns whlch thsY claim the Is.
a A. r railroad b. bending 0fsnd
RIVER a. Increasing bridge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

Our IN Kansas the cranks and demo
Gratis refuse to fuse by hurting gavels
and braudishing revolvers. In Michi-
gan the democrats PROSTATE themselves
IN the dust and take whatever the
cranks give them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

LATEST advIces from Hamburg are
to the effect that the plague Is steadily
increasing IN virulence and slight in
crease IN the number of deaths IS re-
ported Stop immigration until this
city = Clsansed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
WHATCAN THEY DO
This has Been the Year of Rec
ord Breaking.
The SEASON is INCOMPLETE
And the Time at Which the Best Records
Have Always Been Made Is
Yet TO Come.

Every year on the turf has peculiar
tee by which It Is distinguished from
the others that pFeeede or follow II Ia
81 for instance the famous quartet OF
PAGERS made their memorable cam
psign, and Matte Hunter, kowdy Boy,
Blind Tom and Buffalo Carl, known 10
tins day as the "elg four" DID much
10 make racing at the lateral gait pop
ular. Since that time we have had
years when public attention Was almost
wholly conferred on record breaking
performances by trotteTs. as when Ia
'si Maud ; and jay Eye-See fought for
the crown, which finally rested with
the chestnut mare and remained Tiers
for seven years. Last year may be
APPLY called stallion year. From the
beginning OF the trotting season the
sensational performers were mainly en-
tire horses. When the fret meetings
came in May the black Egbert stallion
Temple Bar began TO pull oil the slow
class races in Tennessee. and he started
on an average of once week his route
laying through the northwestern cir
cut, through Illinois, Wisconsin and
Minnesota. Success followed HIM
closely, his only defeat of the year be-
ing at Minneapolis, where he was de-
cIdedly off and was beaten by the
powerful brown mare Blsnebery. Com
ing To Detroit he met a field of ten ot
the choicest trotters in his class.
Expelled at Ciev Gland.
In the merchants and manufacturer
$4,000 stake, and after the first heat,
which went to Prodigal, brother 10
Patron 2:l4i, he won haniily. How
his owner, his driver and himself were
expelled the next week at Cleveland
after he had won his race will be re-
membered by all, and the case now
pending brought against the Cleveland
association for damages by DIR. sale,
his owner, for unwarranted expulsion
promises to be q sensational one and
may settle the question whether q Get
of judges is clothed with authority TO
blast an owners character and rob him
OF the chances of winning money and
reputation with his horse ON nothing
more than suspicion OF an attempt at
fraud. About this time attention was
called to the afterward famous colt
Monbars, the greatest race colt that has
vet appeared, and no great meeting
was complete for the balance OF tue
year unless he appeared in race or in
trial against time. Always success
full he cut the 2-yesr-old record OF
Sunol from 2:ls to 2:l64. and won every
race, pulling Oft for his share over
$4,000. Then Nelson, at this time tue
champion stallion, under ban on Ma
| tlonal tracks, came west to take ad-
vantage of his temporary reinstate-
ment and began series OF interesting
exhibitions, reducing his record to
2;1O over the Comstoek park track,
and later in the season met defeat 10y
Allerton, the iron horse from Iowa, in
race that caused greater excitement
than any other that ever took place on
| the trotting turf. Then Allerton, hav-
| ing cut the stallion record to 2:09i, de-
| feating Nelson's 2:10 and Delmarch's
2.ll4, retired for the winter, apparently
safe In the possession of the stallion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

IT, the "bsrn-burners" and bunk
ers" of 80 fourIsned TINS year. what a
picnic Ellis would have doing the CO.
lossus of Rhodes AT to keep IN the
middle of the road with both factions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

one of the most peculiar features of
the campaign Is the frantic attempt
made by the democrats TO read the
Force bill into the Republican plat
form. There isn't line in that instru-
meat that can be construed as an en-
dorsement of the Lodge measure, al
though Il demands that every citizen
shall have the night to vote and to have
II counted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

THrHF are said to be two or three
counties IN Michigan that have no can
q date for the nomination for supreme
court justice; bat their names have not
been uubhshsd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

SULLIVAN returned TO New York q
sober bat badly smashed man. He Is
Disappointing expectations in that ne
shows moro OF the spirit of gentleman
than he has been credited with. He
frankly admits he was fairly whipped,
aud declares that Corbett is the clever
est man IN the country. Ii he will
keep sober for one consecutive month
Johns defeat will have made q greater
man of him than all his victories.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
CURLING
IRON
HEA TER
CURLING
IRON
HEATER

Ever invented 1t consists of brass tube attached
metal rim; then YOU can place IN a lamp chimney IN
CRATE in the fireplace of a store In few moments
heat enough will have been communicated 10 To- heat
quickly the curling iron placed therein Ladies VIII ap
prcCatc this mostly II docs away with w1ping the
ron which takes time soils the hands and often burns
a finger or two.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

0Heess saauid hssfea ~ srits .st
tsr 80 eitstns - souatfymsn oa tue
lstafn af soc pfoa 81, DsEla.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

orsiers subIeetng arriving vessels %
twenty lays detention IA quarantine,
las nad a most salutsFy effect, mas
much A. q not only Insures the proven
ton u infected persons from landing
ca our shores, bat has TIE still more
important eject OF causing the Euro
pesn steamship iiAes 10 suspend Tie
westward transport OF smlgrants-the
chief means Of conveying Iha Infection
anti the scouTge las run Is
coarse. Prom this time forward,
therefore, only first and seeond-cl2ss
passengers vii enter our ports.
when sILl reduce the chances far
cholera getting inland 10 compAr-
atively Aght affair. sEll, the presence
o. the gloomy parsphsrnAlIa of quar-
anime right under cur ewes. and the
constant cable reports OF the deyasts-
lions of the disease IN other countries,
together with the possibility that It's
subtle blight may ind It's way through
all our distractions, are matters cal
calased to keep up feeling OF inse-
curity until the plague has disappeared
by process of natural exhaustion.
Nor IS L the mere horror of the disease
that affects business confidence. It's
spread Ia European ports has very
direct tendency 10 check imports of
American products; for not only are
merchants at the infected ports deslr-
Gus OF holding the smallest possible
stocks OK goods that may carry conts-
giOn. but their trade Is crippled and
their means of meeting their liabilities
are becoming seriously impaired; so
much so N the case of Hamburg that
the bankers of that city have found il
necessary TO allow thirty days grace
on obligations maturing 10 September.
Hill has capitulated. The shrewd-
est democratic politician New York has
produced IN late years has been out
generated. outfianked, outwItted. tie
bows To his defeat after two months Of
.ullen silence and consents TO taste the
dregs of bitterness brewei from the
Blasting of his political ambitions.
lie will take the stump. His words
will not DC freighted with admiration
for the Joss of Buzzard's Bay, but he
Will level his broadsides at the boyle
Issue Of the campaign-the force bill.
lie cannot defend the "man of des-
tiny" but he can couture up man of
straw and proceed to knock il out. In
asmuch as David Is forced TO stump, it
IL quite apropos that Re should talk of
force.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

pH 1sssgsa snd ths eh0.srs bacillus
sre asnd band "a sitrscung sltea
ton te Asw or
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
sTAEE.

STATE.
-. s.s...a. goax T. klCH
IL LApeeF County.
- ff-.,ssa..,,i -lsayerusr u NIGar GIDDESGs
III W ga foE4 County.
her secretary "a state - JOBS " JveA4-
II N ar GslLr Eounly.
-, Frsa..r1,..r J1-Era HAZlITzkA
~ ri lazltaa toultg-
r. kn.sir..r -. r. sr.t rTkRLEf L1ENzk
u -. - JniBIel touls1-
or Attorney ae lsFAl. .ikaaitf >. bia-AAA
~ 8tEs4ea Co4nlg-
Or ogIa ~ ssiauer Iaas J. BxaRF
afGcc Laa1 lnlca
sf0fseza CoaatY.
k1r Sugt Public lusIfat e a. ~ X. FAifESaiiL
IL Insualu County.
Etr N-u45sr Es.r.. due. ati9a E. A. MILsoS
II N4aB1Feu County.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

WHes ths democrats shat have
fooled the peoples party into nomiea-
tng Che sg siat.vs candidates the cf.
fuse heuu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

AwFrrE RfvEs Il sad to be writing a
sequel % The quick or the Dead"
Uuless she tones down her style the
new book viii have TO be printed on
asbestos paper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

Ms. GeRwss, The Maryland senator,
Il not wanted % help Grover. lie viii
10 heart from "a the next .nsislImsnt
on 'Rop.ng Them In"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

Vow they talk Of running Corbett for
congress ia a California district. II
elected. Pompadour Jim ought not 70
have mucn trouble N catching che
speakers eye.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-12

Us ia discussions Of the sullivan
Corhets hsht the New YORK S1n has
almost lost sight OF thai Force BIN
AMI 30 Nsgro Elimination n
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-08-26

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, August
"a, 1892:
Albert Hoffman and Emma J. Berkey,
Paint township, Indiana county.
Thomas Kelly and Elizabeth Dunn,
jamestown.
Julius A. DrOz, JOhnStown, and Mary
Annie Mitch, Conemaugh township, Som
erset county.
G. s, Connor, Altoona, Pa, and Lille
NJ. Riblett, Conemaugh.
John p Kintz and Winefred McCliffer-
ty, JOhnstown.
=. =. White Carroll township, ami Min
ME Beck, Barr township.
William Koch, Johnstown. and Eliza
beth Dipple, Stonycreek township.
John W. Buechley and Anna f. Rett-
weger, Johnstown.
I'D. McFeaters, Morrellyille, and Nora
A. Grapes, Johnstown.
Salvatore Mantovan and Cornelia Raj
monds. Hastings.
George Edmnnds, Wesl Taylor town
ship. and Abbie Homer, Lower fode Il
township.
Andrew j. Hessler. and Thresa NJ
Saintz, Johnstown.
Harry c. Dick and Anna Il. Engle, Con
maugh.
Joseph E. Baker, Bakersville, Somerset
county, and Lydia Rhodes, Woodale, Fay
cite county, Pa.
Charles w. Ellenberger and Matilda j.
Reynolds, Adams township.
Tipton Shugars, Dale, and Claria Work
niger, Johnstowns.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-08-26
Suecessful.

We honestly congratulate MeSSrs. Lud-
wig x Son for their success in business.
These gentlemen require no introduction
in this or surrounding counties having
been located amongst us 80 many, many
years. Their record as men of good judg
ment, integrity and honesty is well eSIab
lished. Their good Judgment in keeping
pace with the times is evidenced by their
success in obtaining the agency of Klein's
together with the leading Pennsylvania
Rye Whiskies bottled by Max Klein, whose
reputation for bottling only absolutely pure
goods is firmly established. Men high in
in their professions publicly and cheerfully
endorse his Silver Age and Duquesne Rye
Whiskies. His name on every bottle is a
guarantee to the purchaser that the arti-
Gle is pure. A sworn guarantee of its pur
ity from the diStiller accompanies every
bottle of Duquesne Rye. Silver Age is so
favorably known that il is unnecessary to
dwell here on its merits, suffice TO say that
it is the leader Of hne old rye loIiskies.
Palatable, mellow and inyieorating.
Messrs. j. Ludwig & Son not only recog
nized the good qualities of these brands,
but the the constant and steady demand
for them, and FASTENED to secure the eX-
elusive agency in Blair and Cambria conn
ties.
These excellent brands of WHISTLES now
on sale to the trade generally by j. Ludwig
& Son, wholesale agents, Johnstown, Pa.