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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
IMPURE FOOD SALE
IN Pine Bluff viii Have an
End Put TO II at an
Early D4je.
SOARD OF HEALTH WILL RECON-
MEND APPOINTMENT FOOD
INSPECTOR.
Not QnIY viii Meats &c Inspected,
eat Vegetables ami fruits
a 10
Also
FAILING OFF LocAL MFAr sALEs

Tie bo.Tt a ft'1-aet "Wednesday
afternoon at The city ha!l, 70 discuss.
as President Jordan stated ,e eayis-
ability of having meat and Nasetable
inspection i'll Pine Blu4 Tin Moet-
ing of the board was pceiptated by
the disclosure made By Chief Craig
and his committee last week.
MI Craig was called upon for Il
statement In few remafk# I've re-
lated what he and the committees
found to be true such facts as were
stated in the Graphic last week
Dr.. Jordan thought that it was high
time that something was being done
along the line of food Inspection.
Mr. w. T. Young, for the packing
houses, stated that unusual conditions
had existed in the last few weeks with
the packing houses. The amount of
meat sold has fallen off rs Der cent
recently, which accounts for the low
prices that they have pat the meat OH
the market for. They had become
stocked up before these conditions set
in. and in order to get rid of heir
beef before it spoiled, they put ii on
the market at sacrifice prices. He stat
ed that they would be glad to cooper
ate with the board of health along such
lines as would result in the inspection
of meat. and would do their part in
the maintenance Of any manner of in
spection adopted by the city and board
of health
Mayor Bell made g few remarks in
which he recommended that N ,at
and vegetable inspector be appointed
to be maintained by meat and vaget-
able dealers.
Dr. Jordan thought it would be well
tor the board to recommend to TIN, city
council the provision Of = food in.pec-
Gor. He thought that the meat markets
should be inspected equally as often
as the packing houses. He referred
to the selling of fish on Saturday,
stating that some fish sold was totally
unfit for eating purposes. Berries,
also unfit for eating purposes, were
sold
MI j. b. Talbot moved that The
board of health recommend to the
city council thai the office of food in
spector be appointed, as a public ne
cessity The motion was unanimously
adopted.
The smallpox situation was discuss
ed briefly and the city was reported to
be free of it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
POTTS SNUBBED
BECAUSE HE CALLED SCELEY 4
COWARD.
Kaiser Reverses Precedent to Show
contempt fer Persecution Of
an officer.
POTTS SNUBBED

Berlin, May 222.-Because- he called
Admiral sehley coward. Lieut.. Com
mander Templin N. Potts. recently
appointed naval attachee to the Unit.
%, states ambassy at Berlin. has re-
o@irad an intimation thai the welcome
10 be accorded him by the kaiser aud
tie German navy Will be limited to
aiaiamatic courtesy. In answer To tie
c.4basa%.s inquiry as to When 1t Woa,i
he convenient 10 present Commandcr.
Potts to the emperor. tn German f0G-
ign office returaed the reply that the
matter Is III the jurisdiction of ti,e
navy dapa tr3all11.
5i'ilis re1esas,i ot precedent. N ac-
cosdance With which American mill.
1ary and naval representatives nave
hitherto been introduced to the kaiser
by the same channel as the ambassd-
DOR. is considered in diplomatic cir
cles here direct snub that is likely
to be emphasized throughout Conf
mander Potts diplomatic career The
kaiser is known to entertain strong
wives of the Santiago controversy He
speaks of the Schley inquiry court as
a court-martial of a man who served
his country we'll The testimony OF
some of Schlev's brother officers, put
ting the admiral in the light of COW
ard, has amazed and disgusted the
whole German navy
Inquiries at the foreign Office only
elicitated statement to the effect
that the kaiser was fully conversant
with the Schley case. AS evidence
that the imperial attitude with regard
to Commander Potts is without preju-
dice to the United States government.
the kHiser has ordered special facili-
ties for investigation of shipyards, gun
factories and arsenals to be furnished
Admiral O'Neil when he visits Ger.
many in June.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
DEATH LIST NUMBERS 100.
Additional Fatalities Attendant Upon
the Goliod Storm

Goliad. Texas, May 21.-Since Mon
DAY night five persons, three white
and two colOred. have died as re-
ut Of SUNDAYS tornado.
This brings the total death to 3S
white. % negroes and 20 Meyicans, or
grand totel of 100 dead.
After a dav and two nights Of horror,
der is SLOWLY being restored. Those
10 were killed have been buried,
mostly in trenches, as there was not
&c for the digging of separate
c'~eVes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
EARLY MORNING FIRE
DESTROYS THE HOME or COL.
]. j. WHITAKER.
Less on Residence ard Housenoid
Goods Almost Complete, Par
TALLY Insured.

The dwelling house occupied by Cot
John J, Whitaker and family. OH West
Second axenae. was discovered IN
.Iames about $40 o'clock this morn
ing by a membe9 Of the family. Tn
1ames spread IS il the house were d
tnder box and in q hort time vas
completely sutted, Notwithstanding
the prompt arrival ust&a fire depart
aent md its subseea HI efforts II
conquer tAe flames
Tie loss Of the household effeets
Mas almost complete. The fire is @tH-
posed to have oriainaIed from tamp
in a rear room. ty which the wal
paper was ignited
The house belonged to Mrs. N. l.
AlcCoId 1t Wa insured in the Belt
Vernon agency for $l,&e0. IN the
same agency. piano was insured for
&3Uo. The household effects were i'll
sured With Mills & Sons for S 200,
and the personal effects Of Mr., Joa
Whitaker We're insured with the
Wells agency for 5000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
In creased Capital Stick.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Valley Telephone ccm-
.tany was held at Warren last wao!.
Tie old officers We're re a,nccc!. The
on'H change in me directory was the
cotton Of F. NJ Rogers, IF Arkansas
C.lN. vice T. !. Corligan. resl&ned.
Eleven hundred out or th2 siAteen
h}l.dred shares were represented Y lie
carital stock wss increased from So
2df' to 100000. which is 10 be eXpcnd-
ed in opening UP new lines and for
h@tterments. Ten THOUSAND dollars Of
lie New stock will be offered COR sale
5.il} | to the present stockholders.
he general manager was ait.roriZctl
to procure cedar poles and equip the
l'.es With same as fast as practic-
alje.-Dumas News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
FIRST GUSHER
'es' La. Flows 10000 Barrels
Oil Daily.

Es. La, MAY 22.-The tirst
'he Jennings oil fields came
pay evening. It is the South
Which broke forth under the
.he dFillers and is now send
fsa six.ineh stream of pure
elsht of over loo feet The
|S5o feet deep
heonshan Of the drilling
carefully estimates the flow
Oarfels per day.
IS all excitement. and ey-
ie vehicle is being presse,:
&c to convey people to the
0'c!ass running wells are al
Da' this is the first gusher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
irkansas' Taxable Values.

The state auditors Office has just
completed statement showing the
taxable values Of the state under the
1901 assessment The increase in
values for 1901 over 1900 is in excess
of $50. 900 600, while the assessed valu-
alton of property owned by railroad,
express. telegraph and sleeping car
companies. is s3,5sG,9l1, more than it
was in 1900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
[T1Y WEDDING
of Miss Laura Tru-
and Mr.. Harry
i B. Curtis.
H. At EPISCOPAL
81 REV. w. .. BUCK
En- OFFICIATING.
! of pine Bluffs Most Pop
,,nc Women and Groom
|ressfuI Business Man.
ITloN OF THE co6TCM. . $

ulock-Curtis nuptials were
ated this morning and were
be most brilliant to occur IN
H Promptly at 1880 o clock,
" EpiscopaI church, Miss
Unlock became the bride OF
ry B. Curtis. Rev. w. ID,
in the presence OF a vast
i the friends and relatives of
racting parties, said the beau
biscopal ceremony, Mendels-
kedalng march was played as
ssional, and Lohengrins as a
nal Prior to the entrance Of
ky the Bridal Chorus from
hiden was played. Mrs. Addie
h presided at the organ and
ed the music.
bridal party was composed OF
lowing attendants: Best man,
Jar Long, of Bridgeport, Conn;
/ Messrs. James H. Ancrum,
E. Trulock. George H. Adams,
tarnett. Will Mathews and Cur
ehols; maid of honor, Miss
4 Roberts. of Wabbasek
haids, Misses Eva Davis; Mary
IL, Lutte l.aine, Lorine High
Amanda Caldwell and Effie Bar
|bride was dressed in cream
line. made over white taffeta,
long flowing veil. Her dress
kquisitely made She carried a
Bible.
Easley Roberts. the maid OF
was beautifully gowned in &
)rgandie and carried white Mar
s.
bridesmaids were eXquisitely
\ in white organdie. made ove,
|taffeta. A striking feature OF
esses was the beautiful long
which had SO many bows OF
The bridesmaids wore bows o.
Satin ribbon in their hair and
immense bouquets Of white
frites and ferns.
fnd Mrs. Curtis left this after
l:lO for Chicago. From that
Fy Will go to Bridgeport. wneie
It's is engaged in business.
PRIDE is a daughter of Mr.. and
mes H. Trulock. q representa-
South Arkansas best families.
o. the states most popular
OF the exclusive social cir
llss Trulock was ? member of
trent tonic club. which is
"a OF cotesie of Pine Bluff.
and most interesting vollng
AS Mrs. Curtis she Will retain
htlty with the club AS -: ION
ember.
Pfeanate Groom holds posi-
Fmlnence in the business and
rcles ct Brldeeport. D',:ing
stay III Pine Bluff ne made
ends.
the out Of town visitors to
'he Wee Mr.. end Mrs. Curtis.
port, the groom s parents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
Child CrcW1ed.

Nashville. Ark. May 22--Two two
year-old child Of Henry Coulter, colo.
ed, tel into Nine Creek. near the
home Of Col 4. S. Hutchinson. Mon,
it.y afternoon and was drowned. The
child was attemptig to follow another
child older than itself when it fell into
the water and was drowned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22

Summer Homes for Summer Days.
have full supply of the beautiful
Resorts OF the South also many 9th
er booklets of summer resort litera-
ture. Sent free to any address. Write
OF call for particulars c. \. De Saus.
sure. D. P. A., Southern Railway,
Memphis. Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22

Advertising undoubtedly takes away
the business from those who do not
advertise, and gives it to those who
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22

Ny. willis H. Wiley. of Arkan-
sas Pest, is the guest Of friends IN
the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-22
Will Increase CanitaI.

The Bank of England. Arkansas. Will
increase its capital stock to s30.04o
paid up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
he death Of one OF his owl friends

the death OF one or his Owl IrlenCS.
Owls. believe. always pair for life. and
their affection for one another is at least
as marked as that for their young. as
another touching anecdote-connected.
believe. with this very same pair OF birds
will prove. Some years later was tap
ping with my climbing stick another elm,
tree in this same field 300 yards away. ex-
pecting to see a jackdaw hastily scuttle
out of his hiding place. Instead of that.
brown owl slowly poked its solemn
looking head out OF the hole. and remain
ed there looking down upon me with Its
big. mournful dreamy eyes. climbed
the tree: it did not stir an inch. l lifted
it gently out. Owls. as I have said. are
always thin not much else than feathers;
but this one from its weight. seemed to
be feathers and nothing else at all. Its
eyes slowly sazed: it turned over on its
side. and died in my hand. l blew its
fluffy feathers apart to see if ] could I'M
ravel the mystery of Its death. There was
one tiny shot hole in its skull. and on In
quiry | found that some few weeks be-
fore. when an adjoining witty bed was
being beaten for game. a boy. anxious.
like others Of his kind, to kill some
thing" had fired at q big brown owl
which had come numbering out OF an ivy
tree. its winter resting place. The bird
had quivered as he struck it. but had NOT
fallen TO the ground. and, esca ping Tor
the time had evidently been dying by
inches ever since In the hollow lii which
had found it: while her mate. faithful
unto death, had kept her supplied with
mice and rats. several Of which. quite
recently Killed. I found therein and also
stored In the hedge below.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
CALHOUNS' HON {
INTERESTING SKETCH OF THE
OLD HOMESTEAD IN wTTHE.
a FEUD THAT LASTED YEARS.
II Ended in the Defeat of the CAL
houns and Their Removal to
South northumberland of John
G. Culhoun's Visit.
wYTHEv1LLE. VA. November %

wYTHEvILLE. VA. November 22.-
(Special.)-If Patrick and Martha
c. Calhoun had delayed three months
In removing to South Carolina. John
Caldwell Calhoun. the Palmetto states
man. would have first seen the light Of
day at Bowling Green. at present the
beautiful landed estate of cx-Leutenant-
Governor Robert Craig Kent situated
four miles north Of Wytheville.
AS is known. John c. Calhoun was born
the 18th of March. 1882 at Ahbeville. South
Carolina. his parents having removed
fiom Wythe county to that State three
months previously. or N December. 1881.
There were two brothers Patrick and
Ezekiel Calhoun of Irish birth. who on
coming to America. finally settled in
what is now this county. Patrick Call
houn "souatted' for they were both
"squatters" on what Is porti~1 OF Bowl
ing Green. and his brother. ezekiel. on
iierton. the homestead of Mr.. George
Smmerman which lies seven miles east
OF Wytheville. These properties tnclud-
Ing other large boundaries Of land. we're
granted by King George the Ill. TO Cap
tain John Preston. OF Smithf1eld. Mont
Comery county. and Mr.. Joseph Crockett.
one OF the early settlers OF this part OF
Virginia.
AN OLD FEuD.
For years the Calhouns and the repre-
eentat,ves of Captain Preston and Mr..
Crockett contended for these lands. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
wards croclsett's Hotel, on Main street.

wards Crocl.ett's Hotel, on Main street.
The Boyd House was then run by the
late Colonel Thomas j. Boyd, who died
here some years ago, and who for many
years of his active life was one OF the
most publc-spirited men in Virginia. Mr..
Calhoun only remained in Wythevtlle one
day. The night he spent here Il banquet
was given him at the Boyd Hotel. Be-
sides his speech. addresses were made by
Colonel Rush s. Floyd. WHO represented
this district In the Congress of the United
States and by Judge David McComas.
Judge McComas served in the Senate Of
Virginia. and was one OF the leading
members of that body. Mr.. Calhoun while
in Richmond on one occasion heard Judge
McComas make speech on States rights.
which he said was one of the best he
had ever heard on that great question.
KISSES THE WRONG GIRL.
It is related that during the reception
given Mr.. Calhoun that Mrs. McComas
expressed the wish that Mr.. Calhoun
would kiss her little niece. a daughter Of
Colonel Boyd. and that through the ex-
element of the moment and Mr.. Cal
houn's embarrassment. he bestowed the
favor not upon little Miss Boyd. but
upon Mrs McComas. TO the further
greater embarrassment of them both. The
little :ilI referred to is Mrs. Mary Motifs.
of Waco Tex. who with her pretty
daughter. spent the summer with re'a-
lives in Wytheville
F. H. TERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
NEWS FROM THE VALLEY.
Fire Destroys Much Timber Near the
Town OF Woodstock.

Fire Destroys Much Timber Near the
Town OF Woodstock.
WOODSTOCK. VA. November %
tSpecial.)-The fire on the mountains east
of Woodstock, which burned over large
acreage of valuable timber doing con-
siderable damage. was stopped this week
by the steady rain which fell. 1t is sup
posed the fire was accidentally caused by
hunters. though some claim it was started
maliciously.
Mr.. w. H. Rodeffer. a prominent gro
ceryman of Woodstock. has made an as
Segment Of his entire stock of goods to
Hon. NJ. L. Walton and Judge F. S.
Tavenner. trustees. for the benefit of his
creditors. His liabilities amount to $3.50,
and assets to $1,000, or therea bouts.
The annual fair and bazaar Of Hose
held during Thanksgiving week in the
courthouse.
Dr.. S. J, Hoffman. Republican repre-
sentative Of Shenandoah county In the
House of Delegates of Virginia. is not at
tending the sessions Of the General As
sembly, as he Is CT the opinion that his
absence will not retard legislation. as he
is one of the minority.
The stockholders Of Massanutten Gene
terry. of this place. have reelected all OF
the former officers and directors. and are
taking steps to improve and beautify the
grounds. The annual report shows the
company to lie in good circumstances and
flourshinG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

be made big success at Gloucester Point
is evident from the success of this firm
In the short time they have Leen It tneir
| present site.
| County Treasurer George L. Smith has
| spent several days here this week, collect
! Ing taxes for the current year
/ Rev. j. w. Nicholson. pastor Of thi.
! Methodist circuit, made flying trip here
| from the conference at Richmond. to
| transact some legal business before judge
Smiths court
York county people are generally well
| pleased with the action of the recent con-
| ference in dividing the Methodist charges
into York and East YORK. circuits. I'M
der this new arrangement. it is under
stood. that Yorktown will be included in
the itinerary Of the pastor of York Cir
! cult.
| Mr. w. H. Hornsby. quite a prominent
! merchant OF Crab Neck. has pust re-
| turned from q business trip TO the Vir.
ginia metropolis.
| Mrs. Tabitha Ironmonger, of Crab Neck,
mas just returned, after q lengthy trip
| 70 relatives in Richmond.
| MIR. and Mrs. Jacob I. Wainwright. Of
| Grafton. are the guests to-day and TO
! morrow Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. T. Hudgins.
| The quarantine flag has been removed
| from the houses near Holstead's Point.
| which were infested with smallpox.
| There were seven cases and one death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
vlrginIu's Great Men.
Hirminrham Nevs.)

birmingham News)
''O!d Virginia Never Tire. is as familiar
to the reading public as any biz of catch
phrase in the local patriotism line turned
out during the last half dozen decades
Whenever a Vtrginian runs across this
magnetic quartette of words. he is at
once glued to the spot and brushes ast.c
other duties until he mentally devours the
new inspiration. 1t must. therefore. be
source OF just pride to the FirGinian who
has wandered far from the sacred soil"
and who is familiar with the developnent
of great statemen In the Old Dominion.
to learn that In this respect she has re-
Gently broken the record. We are told
that Virginia has In this late day and
strenuous period OF political pull brought
out the greatest statesman of them all
He has been elected TO the Virginia Legis-
lature. and he halls from the mountainous
region of the Commonwealth. His name Is
Joseph Banks and he carries around with
him through the historic corridor of the
old capitol an avoirdupois OF $50 pounds.
According to the printed reports. there is
In the lesisla tive halls no seat big enough
for him. and a monster chair had to be.
made to order and put In the aisle to one
side to accomm odate him. Before he went
to Richmond to turn cut laws for the
State. he had never been out CT his remote
mountain home. He has never worn a
collar. and never saw a street car until
he embarked in the craftsmanship bust
ness. He is of the Republican persuasion.
and defeated his Democratic opponent by
200 votes.
When one compares this colossal states
man with the others who have gone be-
fore. one annot resist the conclusion that
Virginia isNcouiinG to the front grin as
the home ri great men. George Was,lirs-
ton. the Father Of His Country: Thomas
jefferson. the Father of the Declaration
of independence: james Madison the
Fa t.le- of the Constitution: Patrick Henry.
whose Give Me Liberty or Give Nc
Dca tn fired the soul OF the American
pa trict: James Monroe. john Marshall.
Mason. Randolph. Lewis and a long list
recalled products CT the Mother of
States and Presidents. But none of them
Were so great as the northumberland
sixtr-rcr.r1 member of Virginia.s present
Legislature.
No reflection car be cast upon him be-
cause he never saw trolley car for
neither did Washington nor Jefferson. nor
any OF the distinguished men whose names
/ are given above. That he never wore aa
collar cannot be sneered at. for neithe.
did any Of those other great Virginia
statesmen. One large mistake he made to
be sure-that OF espouss.ng the Repubi-
can cause. But that he is great states
man who carries so much weight tina,
he is honored with a special chair made
to order. establishes the fact that the day
for big men In Virginia-God bless her
. has not yet passed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
OWLS.
And Some Of Their Characteristics
4 Pathetic Incident.

Mr.. r. Bosworth Smith writes In the
November Nineteenth Century on the
subject OF owls. He defends them against
the superst.tions on one hand, and the
unitarian samekeeper on the other. Their
Ill repute has come merely from their UNI
usual conformation arr rreternatural
gravity-quallties Away. M understood
by the frivolous. In proof OF Tie benevo-
lent disposition Of owls towards all the
world except the mouse and mole kind.
Mr.. Smith tells many anecdotes from his
personal experience. among them the fol-
lowing:
While the female brown owl Is sitting.
the male bird usually keeps watch and
ward on an adjoining tree. ready to DO
battle. as the following anecdote will
show. for her and hers against all COM
ers Many years ago. In the parish of
Stafford. I was swarming up an elm tree
towards large hole halfway up which
seemed likely TO conta in some treasure
trove. When was a few feet up, | felt
a heavy blow in the middle Of my back
as though my companion had thrown a
clod of hard earth at me. Turning round.
I saw brown owl fly back to HIS post
in an adjoining tree from whence he had
made his descent upon me. continued
my climb and the same attack was de-
fvered with even greater force. SecoTd
and a third time. In the hollow. which
at last l reached found the wife sit
ting in as undisturbed ropose above her
Young as the pigeons which preserved
Mohammed In the cave of Mount FI!Ta
from pursuers. and so made the HeiS!ra
or "F'lght' TO be for all time the era OF
chronology in the vast Aohammedan
| world: and the husband. having. I sup
nose sufficiently delivered his soul by his
three charges. and thinking that there
was nothing further to be done. and that
no harm was meant. now looked on as
calmly as his Wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
FOOTBALL

y. NJ. I. va ". II. I. MT HorfoiS'
This viii be one OF the most hot!r cor
tested gaues In Virginia This season
both teams are PLAYING excellent hati 81
are evenly matched. The ronnd-r'p Fa.'
TO Norfolk on tha. day will be Si'-' va
the No.fo!!.- ard Western railway. anr .
srea. mary friends OF both teams IN itn'
city and Petersburg are preparing 10 81
down to cheer their tavorites on 10 VIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
u1Nr., TOURIST ..,rEs
", -hc ADVANTAGEOUS, Linc IL. +

Winter tourist tickets are now on sag
10 all Southern winter resorts via me ~
hntic-Coast Line. This line is The SHEET
est. quickest. and most elegantly eau's Pss
between the North and South. II o'sf'
to health and pleasure seekers SERVES
eqralled by none You make no Changes
TIC Florida resorts :.
Fer full particulars apply to any as'n'
Of the company. cr
c. 8. CAMPBELL
Division Passenger agent
- east Main street. Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
Thank.s'vtns-Day. Thursday. Nov.

ThankssivinS-Day. Thursday. Nov.
::th-sia Sorcol-: and Western Roy.
Train leaves Redmond. Bird Stree,
Union) Depot, 9 y. NJ: Petersburg. 9.:s
a. NJ. arriving Norto'k u..o A. M. Re-
turning. leaves Norfolk $50 p. NJ. Fas,
train: TO chance CT cars. See the great
game of foot-ball-V. NJ. 1. vs.. V. P. I'm
Norfolk On that day. Fer tickets and full
Information. apply to ". Steele. ticket
agent. depot or at companr's Office. sac
east Main street: John E. Wagner. CITY
passenger and ticket agent.
c.. II. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Arant