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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-14
CYCLE NOTES.

Charley Pueschel has fine new
mount.
The popular stenographer for Mayor
Elmendorf, Miss French, has quit
riding a wheel, having traded for a
horse and buggy.
Fred Stone is becoming almost as
expert as wheelman as with the
shot gun.
The rain has laid the dust and made
the roads very good.
Will C. Kalteyer and Frank Cald-
well have ordered new armored tires.
Sam Bennett has not been using his
wheel very much lately.
One of the repair shops has a very
pretty trade sign out every afternoon.
Hugo Hofheinz, at Galveston, Fri
day, took one first and two seconds
in class A.
If the bycicle thief is caught who
stole Roach's wheel last week, the
wheelmen of the city will chip in to
aid in his conviction. An example
will be made of him.
The punctureless, self-healing tire
peddler, like the man with the razor
strop and waterproof cement, has at
last struck the city.
The city marshal has done one good
turn for the reputable ladies of the
city who ride wheels. He has COM
PEELED the sporting women to keep
within bounds.
The spectacle of a street car COM
pany president astride of bicycle is
not often seen, but San Antonio has
one. and his assistant superintendent
is trying his best to learn to ride a
machine.
Wheelmen of this city and county
should take a lively interest in local
politics from this time forward and
support only those candidates for
state, county and city offices who will
pledge themselves to use their earnest
efforts to secure good roads and good
legislation for wheelmen. San Anto-
Mo can show a voting, strength of
fully 500 wheelmeD and this influence
is worth some candidateS trying for.
In the city council the wkeelmen have
three good friends at la Aldermen
Devine, Beckmann AM 'bards.
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COMFORT NOTES.

Comfort, Tex, Jun 13.-Mr. Hy.
Alerkamp, living on Cypress creek, had
1000 bushel of oats and 800 bushels
of wheat burned last week.
Miss Bertha Ingenhuett is in Kerr
vile, being treated by DR.. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks, from Kerrville,
spent Sunday and Monday in our
town and returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. Jos. Grolimund slipped his knee
cap last Sunday while unloading oats.
Last night, about o'clock, quite a
gale blew over Comfort, accompanied
with a good rain. Many trees were
blown down and the corn was laid
low.
The list of hotel arrivals is unusu-
ally large this week, that of the In
genhuett being the largest.
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GEORGETOwN SOCIETY.

Light Special.
Georgetown, Tex, June. 13.-Mr.
Jim Bryan is visiting in Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Tom Snyder, Jr., has gone to Edo
RADIO, Kan, on business.
Miss Minnie Graves is visiting in
Mooreyille.
and Tavoy are attracting attention,
and operations will probably soon be
Mr.. C. A. Hemphill, Of Coleman, is
visiting here.
Mrs. James Il. Harris, of Tyler, is
visiting the family of Capt. A. s.
Fisher.
Mr.. l.. f. Chapman and family are
visiting in Hamilton county.
Mrs. Amanda Talbot left Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. A. l.. Hawkins
are visiting in Lexington, Lee county.
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Sanitary Notice.

The public is hereby notified to
clean and keep clean their premies
during the hot season. All refuse
material must be collected and de-
posted in closed vessels and
placed in conspicuous place for
removal by the city carts. All
sanitary complaints must be made
to the clerk Of the health office at
City hall. DR.. r. MENGER,
5-25 got City Physician.
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DIR. Starnes, Mackey Block. 631m
Miss Bertha Andrews, night chief
at the telephone exchange, is enjoying
her vacation.
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DIR. Edward Bennett will leave
for San Francisco about July /.

DIR. Edward Bennett will leave
for San Francisco about July /.
Call and see our galvanized
iron bath tubs, extra strong, and
cheap. j. Dean & Son, corner N.
Flores and West Commerce SITS.
691m
Tin roofing and cutters, first
class work done. j. Dean & Son,
los and 100 n. Flores street, corner
W. Commerce. Telephone All.
69lm
DIR. Amos Graves, Jr., and sis
ter, Miss Ollie, will leave for Cali
fornis the latter part Of this
month to spend the summer.
Those going off for the sum-
mer should supply themselves
with reading matter. Go to Louis
Bookstore, 521 East Houston street,
next to p. o., for the most COM
plete line Of novels and magazines,
everything up to date. Gil tt
Il. M. Walsh has begun build
ing a store at No. 339 Carson
street, Ward 5, to cost $1,000.
Piano Rental Exchange.-Pianos
sold with or without notes. New pi-
amos rented; rent applied on pur-
chase. A. G. SMITH,
6-14-1t Proprietor.
Over 1000 dog tags have been sold
up to this date, by the city collector.
The city collector, during the pres
ent month, of June has thus far col
lected 100000 in taxes.
Finest Rye whisky, Daugher-
ty, Mt. Vernon and Old G. and B at
the CRYSTAL saloon.
The clerks outing club has this
continued it's weekly outings to Riv-
erside park every Friday evening.
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DISSOLUTION SALE,

Great reduction in prices on surries,
phaetons and buggies on account of
dissolution of partnership.
6-9-tf WOODWARD & BRIGGS.
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SAVE MONEY EVERY TIME

By buying your lumber and build
ing material from Ed. Stoves d
Sons. Yards: East Commerce
street and /. & G. N. depot. 81 tt
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Prof. Oden G.. Gortner, principal
of the Miillintown Schools. held a
most successful commencement last
week. Oden is Snyder county boy
and has received most fattering no.
tices in the Miillintown papers.
James p. Smith, the constable of
Elizabethyille, passed through town
Friday on his way to Richfield to
serve warrant on victim residing
there. The position of constable in
that section seems to be a paying
position.
The Y. Z. $. g. Il. of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church on Friday
evening celebrated the fifth ami
versary of their organization by rem
dering special program. The af-
fair was complete success each
performer doing ample justice to
themselves and the occasion.
A Grand Dramatic and Song Re
cital will be given by Miss Clara
Krall, Dramatic Reader and Singer,
in the Musical College at Freeburg
Saturday evening, MAY 30. This will
be rare treat. Everybody should
lear this gifted lady.
Alfred Dobson, who has been an
Invalid at Paxtonville for 2l years,
ded last Friday. He was buried on
Sunday at Hassinger's church, Rev.
hcLain officiating. The G. A. r.
Eost of this place attended the fu-
nral in a body. The deceased was
aged 53 years and months.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
Bliss. The following marriage H.
ceises have been granted since our
las publication
JEenry G. Lahr, Paxinos,
Fate +. Wendt, Meiserville.
JAF. Schnee. Mt. Pleasant Mills,
Minnie Nj. Steffen, Washington L.
lW. A. Erdley, Penn Twp,
lJanette Schnee, Washington L.
JAamon Wagner, Salem, Pa,
lEIma Null, Winfield. Pa.
TIN G. A. r. Post and the p. o. s.
of A. lamp of this place on Sabbath
evenig in a body attended divine
services in the Lutheran church.
Rev. ID. e. McLain. the pastor,
preac,ed the memorial sermon and
a maserly production it was. The
Revefnd's production showed spec
ial reAarch and was well designed
for tB occasion. The church was
] filed b its utmost capacity.
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Will Be Married

The Editor of the Posr acknow-
ledges the receipt of an invitation to
attend the wedding of Miss Ethel
Young, an estimablc lady of Coates
vile, to VIM. W. Long, correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia Inquirer,
to take place in the First Prcsby
terian church of Coatesville next
Wednesday evening, June Bird, mt 7
o'clock. They will be "At Home"
after June 18th ut llI2 Eaglesfeld
street. Philadelphia. Our best
wishes are extended to the bride and
groom.
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unI. ,. $50 last week when me
fellow, who thinks he directs the af-
fairs OF Penn township, attempted
TO dig up the posts. The sign posts
like tho Middleburgh Posi- was on
solid basis. He could not dig them
out so he sawed them of. All who
pass along that road know that the
sign board was up on II bank and
could not interfere with travel
We will pay II reward of five dol.
lars for information that will lead to
the conviction of the guilty.
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DIR. SwEIGART.

The ladies of the Lutheran church
will serve lunch consisting of ham
sandwiches, coffee, cake and ice
cream, Saturday afternoon and
evening, May 3Oth, on the lawn of
Irwin BowersoX. The public is cor
daily invited.
A handsome portrait of our popu-
lar and highly honored Chief Bur
CESS, Geo. @. Wagenseller, appeared
in last Saturdays Philadelphia
Press. MIR. Wagenseller has held a
number of borough Offices and has
always been a popular official in
every meaning of the word.-.Se-
HnsgrOve Times.
We learn through last weeks
Herald that Mai. Il. p. Robback in
tends starting paper in Selins-
grove, called '"The Weekly Press"
Snyder county now publishes six
weeklies and two montklies. This
addition will make a total of nine
newspapers in the county. Surely,
we are q literary people. Evidently
the Major thinks there are millions
in il.
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PORT TRENERTON.

The hUrdy gurdy, the scissors
grinder and tho bum are positive
proofs that there will be no mora
frost Boating seems to be n trine
better this season. Prospects of
heavy tide water shipments are in
view Election for sheriff passed
OF quietly in Union township. We
wish 1t were always conducted in the
same manner .Rev. G. f.. Bought.
or, the genial pastor of tho u. b.
church, delivered an exceedingly
iino sermon to the G. A. r. on Sun
day night, IA half.barrol of salt
herring stood on FL. Charles porch
They had their jackets unbuttoned
and their internal economy was
wasted. Yet these poor innocent
hsh, III Their unassumlng way eXcit-
ed tho Joyial spirit of two sportiye
youths. Now Nate Shambaugh had
net in the river down by the ferl y
and the thought of seeing the sturdy
old blacksmith catch II half bushel
stale fish was ten ptation the bows
could not resist. The sun had set,
twilight was already fading into
darkness, when the boys affected to
put their wicked design into execu-
ton. They shouldered the fish and
stealthily proceeded to the river.
Taking a boat they soon found the
net. But they were followed by
two men. Just rs the boys were in
vesting the fyke, one of the men on
the shore fired n few shots from n
revolver, while the other simultane-
ously flung few pebbles toward the
boat. Mingled fear and bravado
rose in the minds of the would-be
jokers, and general Consideration
followed, while the surrounding at
was permeated with n
hshy fragrance. Finally they dis
covered their assailants to be i'm
posters, and proceeded to- finish
their little trick. The greatest dis
appointment came In the morning,
because Shambaugh refused to get
cross, and we feel like Offering the
boys our profound sympathy. There
is no sense in trying to rile fellow
when he won't rile. It's enough to
break the heart of any gamester.
xxx.
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MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO., PA, MAY q, 1896.
VIM. Meyer of Freeburg attends
General Synod at Dayton, Ohio. as
a delegate.

VIM. Meyer of Freeburg attends
General Synod at Dayton, Ohio. as
delegate.
Rev. 1. p. Neff of NIilroy is visiting
his daughter Mrs. A. S. Beaver sew
eral DAYS this week
The sign that failed-the one we
had erected below Selinsgrove on
the road leading to Freeburg.
Miss Lottie Showers enjoyed the
hospitality of Miss Celesta HI tman
at Centrevillc on Sunday. IT,
A festival will be held at II singl
cr's church on Saturday ey ling,
June 9th. All are invited.
The Lutherans will have n f. iva.
Saturday evening. Don't forl It..
Their cause deserves libert pa.
tronage.
The big Graugers' picnic at d.
liams' Grove will begin August tth
and close August 10th, to be bi ;er
than ever.
You've Man WANTED.-A y ng
man is wanted to do general TX
around the hotel. w. II. ) h.,
Central Hotel, AIiddleburgh, L
j. Schrader of Troxelville 1 ID
his order for granite monu II
with Wm. Meyer. 1t will be Q
heaviest granite in that locality
Don't stay home and cook ST I
but go and take lunch will G
ladies on Saturday evening. ii |
will be served from five to ten.
The twenty-ninth annuaf
mepcement Mt Muhlenberg col
Allentown, will be held June ] ;
The baccalaureate sermon vii
preached by the president, Rev
l.. Seip, ID. d., on Sunday, june
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al vneir'

ltev. b. +. Kautz of Adamsburs
will preach in the Lutheran church
of this place next Sunday. In the
morning. He will preach in Ger
man, and English in the evening.
An annual pass is the prize offered
by the Pennsylvania railroad to the
farmer on its route who is most sue
cessful in beautifying his grounds
adjoining the line.
j. G.. Gaugler of Shamokin Dam,
who is attending court this week,
has iust closed 20 years service as
Justice of the Peace. The Squire is
now devoting his time at the car
penter trade.
Josephat Walter says he wishes
that the fellow who stole his hen
with brood of chickens would re-
turn the same. Mr.. Walter thinks
he has better right to them than
thb ltiioW VIZ SlOlt Iiflll.
MOWER FOR SALE.-An Adriance
Mower new is offered for sale
cheap. Six-foot cut, bar can be rails
ed with the foot while in motion.
Inquire of or address,
Mrs. REBEccA WAGENsELLER,
Selinsgrove, Pa.
Don't place your order for buggy
until you see the Safety buggy man
ufactured by the Safety Buggy Co..
of Lancaster. A sample buggy can
be seen at my livery stable near the
Washington House.
If. w. II. JONES, Agent.
A. III. Herman, of Shamokin Dam,
has purchased the City Restaurant
from Charles w. Stahl at the corner
of Third and Arch streets. Mr..
Herman moved his family to Sun
bury Monday and will continue the
business.
j. S. Yearick of Kratzerville, rep
resented Selinsgrove Lodge, No.
1877, l. o. o. F., at the meeting of
the Grand Lodge, at Pittsburg, last
week. Mr.. Yearick is also the rep
resentative of WIN. Curtis En-
campment.
Joseph Miller had been getting
the PosT for several years at Via
duct, Pa. and now the postmaster
has informed us that he has moved
away without giving his new address.
He failed to pay for the paper and
in order to protect other publishers
we publi' this fact. We may have
others.
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lEWSTOWN SCORCHEO.
The Loss VIII Amount 10 s.5,0oO or
100000.

LrwIsrowv, Pa, May 22--Fire
broke out here Mt 1910 O'Clock last
evening which for some hours
threatened total destruction to the
town.
As far IA is known the blaze origin
ated in the lumber yards of Fran
ciscus n Co., aud spread to sur
rounding buildings, destroying i'll II
few hours the lumber yard, u large
iaerchants' warehouse, twelve dwell
hing houses, n wagon factory and n
blacksmith shop.
The town fire engine and the
Pennsylvania railroad yard shifters
worked on the blaze until 1900
O'Clock this morning when assist
nnce arrived from Miillin.
At $50 o'clock the fire is under
control. The loss is estimated to
reach between S75, 600 or 800, 600.
Whitman, Swarta n Co.. Harris
burg, occupied the large warehouse
which was entirely destroyed.
ANOTHER. Account.
The fire at LewistOwn on Thurs
day night, which destroyed tn,
lumber yards of Franciscus n Co.
and damaged the warehouse of Wit
man, Schwarz Il Co., Of this city, {,
the extent of $1,000, also cause,
considerable loss to others. Pete
Dryer lost seven dwellings,, los
$500 William Thrush, two dwell
ings, loss $1,000; Eli Conner, TIVE
dwellings,. including two stables
loss $500; Robert Rowe, dwelling
70 loss ~ 800 j. Junkins, wagon ant
= blacksmith = ops, $4,000. Amonl
those who stables and out
t lbuildiu~- I'm Jacobs. Horace
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Miss Ca Bachman on Saturday
went to Shippensburg to spend
month or two with Mrs. John App.
s.. Weis, the hustling business
man of Selinsgrove, with his wife
and family enjoyed n drive to our
Burg or Sunday.
Levi Il. Bohner of Mahanoy, Pa,
scnds his remittance for the PosT
year in advance. He says: Il hkI
| ii too good to stop getting it.
The family of the late Alfred Dob
LII. .-I..--.. AZ w. '--.i So u
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SAWED OFF THE POSTS.
4 Reward offered for Information thn'
viii Lead to the Conviction ofthc
Guilty.

Last Summer the editor of this
paper put up II number OF bulletin
boards at various points in the
county. One was placed half mile
below Selinsgrove ut the road lead
ing to Freeburg. We obtained per-
mission from l. n. Jarrett, the ten
p"' farm to put up the sign at
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thank our many friends for
criptions paid and acknowledge
eceipt of the same i'll this is
/. Keller of Beaver Springs
lupoo us this week. He is one
> oOntestants for the scholar
FSy 5Es, rlxIt FoR SALE.--F. H. Maur-
I M IA erlin, is making special
n. bingles, See ad. in an
\ w bn. If.
NJ be license was granted
MA Sunbury to e. II. Hot
~ 6hamokin Dam and Min
ny b of Sunbury.
~ oyer, the genial heavy
a. bUG)ness man of Paxtonville,
and th4 9ounty seat Saturday and
& fo1pects to this Office.
long " &C. Seebold's new music
Entidc md Dee his stock of Pianos,
red tn, ond Sewing machines. Ask
|urGG I! eIr 4Helf Playing Organ. 2t.
-, hemory and Mr.. Meyer
' in were in town Sunday
ery cas- turned in the wee small
PGl5,SI positia Jay morning.
hle-AgA Fer, a student of Central
effects ia College, New Berlin,
|aHaeSSs i,a a. at this office Saturday.
estant for one Q he
|ho haw
ulgentS
study lugh Lindsay of the
-,,,,o, Local News, has placed
ebiiiiy pe setting machine in
.ors scoa lis is the first type sett-
ele, sur; in the Juniata Valley.
parts A1
hry Smith and wife of
Ris6ed, Centre county, are en-
early 10 ospitality of attorney
Old t and wife. The pro
which d -aaking many friends
be free o.
hid case Bower, the l3.year old
lected OF Bower, on Saturday
No es Lewisburg to this
y e,e po'' lttorney's boys are all
h Z sent c. pod a stuff as the at
DIR. Sal 4
DENTlAD VanZandt, one of the
3. sep. OF |ges Of Mifilin county,
! 3 se from Painterville
\ the raj days with his
= !,,ts,,l sy 1andt. and isat-
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others. The largest estimate of the
loss is $50, 900, with Il total insur-
ance of about S22,O Two men
have been arrested on suspicion Of
being the fire bugs.
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subscription paid3

pr subscription paio
town is to have a dailypaper.
rroceedings will be publish
{ Isll next week.
es q. Ulsh has been appoint
master at Wagner.
~ 4 l.. matt train now sports
= hail and baggage car,
filoves reduced at Libbie
- berger's millinery store.
Stahlnecker sold his large
q. NJ. Hoover of Burnham'
fAIaccie Rearick of Centre
1 {isiting at Joseph Walters.
y eunie Ritter of Kratzerville
g Adam Showers and lam
camp of Sons of Veterans
Y anized at Lewistown last
<be graves of your departed
'r39 before Saturday, Memorial
% - indebted to Miss Lottie
,wers for II plate OF delicious
nev.a awning has been put up by
6. Seebold in front of the Wash
ton House.
he aokjon of Ayers Pills, upol
stona ach and liver, is promp
~ fcial.
easurer's sale of Unseate(
es place at tn Court House
June sth.
lll}n. .rooa-;llo ;e the Lost "'
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/ am in Middleburgh this week. I
cure the entire system with one
treatment. You will find me in
front o. the Court House or See
bolds Hotel.
DIR. SwEIGART.
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IS Of LOCAL INTEREST

kld deem It a favor u those M ons,si nisl"n or by
{ds would notify US ny pos'"' '"
notice al TITS office.
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Subscribe for the Middleburgh
Posr. $3.50 per year.
, 1896-08-24
SOME BRAMEL ROT.

During political campaigns in AL
bany county the voters are used to re-
ceiving all kinds of rot from the
Boomerang and its henchmen, but they
bad learned to expect better things
from the Hon. Charles W. Bramel.
candidate for district judge, therefore
they were very much chagrined and
disappointed Saturday night. When
Mr.. Bramel made the statement tina,
the rolling mill was being doomed
for political purposes. he knew that he
was guilty of a species of assembling
entirely unworthy of an honest man.
Mr.. Bramel knows that the Laramie
rolling mill is being run as business
proposition. and that the lessee has no
money to throw away in the conduct
Of his business for the purpose of in
fuencing political campaigns. Mr..
Bramel also made the assertion thai
wages had been greatly reduced indi-
rectly on the Union Pacific. saying tina.
this was done through the reduced
hours OF employees. If he will make a
comparison between the years 1892
and 1873 he will discover that wages
were ffeatly enhanced upon the Union
Pacidc system, and If he will continue
hn Investigation he will discover that
the reduction in hours was made neces,
ary by. reason of the blight brought
upon the country by the advent Of his
paaty In power, and that he was a par
~ 10 the "crime Of 49," But in spite
ct The terrible depression brought on
the country by the democracy, we be,
aieye that THE AVERAGE OF
WA0nS PAID BY THE UNION PA
CIVIC IN WYOMING IN 1896 is IN
ExCnsS OF THAT PAID IN 1873 and
up 10 and Including 1877.
Evsa the rabid Bryanites who list
end ~ Mr.. Bramel Saturday night
were1h6hamed of the statements he
ma11ksfThey believe they have a right
to sS11eat candid, honest expressi ons
fScaAS&Adidate for the district judge
ssAlb
Msfasp 20 have a campaign of edu.
cakson, ~ honest statements be given
to tts ve4srs, and not the kind of stun
diihSa ~ TO the members Of the silver
club 0at6eday night.
, 1896-08-24
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS.

The Union Pacific railroad offers ex-
cursion rates as follows:
One and one-third fare from Laramie
to Cheyenne and return on account of
the public schools examination from
August "a to %, on the certificate plan.
To the meeting OF the grand lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, at Sheridan, Sept.
Z, one fare for round trip, certificate
plan. from all stations in Wyoming to
Cheyenne.
Omaha, Neb., August 16 to "a. Rate,
one fare for the round trip.
Cleveland, Ohio. August 20 to 30.
Rate, (probably) one fare for the round
trip.
Milwaukee, Wis, August 25 to II.
Rate, one fare for the round trip.
st. Paul. Mimi, September 1 to 4.
Rate, one fare for the round trip lin
some cases less).
For full information as to dates of
sale and limit of tickets, time of trains,
etc., call OF
c. CLARK,
Agent.