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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29
l1A0HEUfs O0UEEL gPEAEa.


Asks Public 10 srspend Judgment
on Accused oaicinI's Case.
Washington, May On Charles 4
Douglass Of counsel for 4. w Nachen
the superintendent Of the free delivery
service in the post office department
who is under arrest en- the charge Of
accepting brihes, has given out Gle fol-
lowing statement Of the present status
of the case and also about the course
of proceedings in the immediate fu-
ture
Mr. Maehen cannot fight out his
case in the newspapers, but this much
can with propriety be stated. The
charges, seemingly made with great
deliberation, are Of the grayest char
acter, and If the government succeeds
in establishing them Mr.. Machen and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29

Fort Smith, Ark, May %. Henry
Field, William FerreI, Walter Parker
and d. Il. Craig have been drowned in
the Arkansas river at Tamaha / r.
Field was the mail contractor and Fer
rell the carrier They were attempting
to cross the swollen stream when their
boat overturned. Two other occupants
of the skin narrowly escaped death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29

Paris. May % The funeral of Max
O'Rell paul Blouetl. who died here
May q has taken place at the Church
Of ST Pierre de GhaiIlot. a number Of
literary notabilities were present. The
floral offerings were very handsome.
The interment occurred at Ayranches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29

Machen is ready to meet in the clear.
est and most satisfactory way the
charges now specifically made against
him, and he now generally and pub
Iicly invites the most rigid inyestiga-
ton into every net and transaction
connected with his official life. More
than this should not now be said.
Mr. AIachen under advice Of his
counsel. refused 10 discuss his case
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29
Erie Pa9 police Force nesian..

Erie CPa9 Police Force Resigns,
Erie, Pa, May 20, ON Monday next
Eric viii be without police protection
If the members of the force do not get
d raise In salary from $50 to SO per
month This advance was promised
them By a special committee. but the
council reduced it to $40. The entire
force, with the exception Of the chief
and captains. has sent collective
resignation to the mayor, to take ef-
feet June 1. If the SIS is not granted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29

London May % Lucien Lyme, the
American jockey. rode III his first big
race in this country at EPSON ana
nearly wen the event. the Royal Stakes,
on Foxhall Keenes Cap and Bells II.
He was beaten by only length by
sundridge in a field OF seventeen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29

Pittsburg, May 20 Fire which
started In an oyerheated smokehouse
in the plant Of @ Dietrich 4 Sons, pork
packers, Allegheny did 100000 dam
age No one was injured. though sew
eral narrow escapes Were reported.
The insurance was $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29

every one else connected with them
ought to be severely punished If, how
ever they have been made improve
IDENTIFY and without sufficient evidence,
public censure, swift and strong,
should fan upon the heads Of the re-
sponsible parties
Mr.. Machen has been long time
In the public service. and he is widely
and favorably known throughout the
United States, and it is due him that
the public should not prejudice his
case, but should patiently await deveI-
opments which are sure TO come Mr..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29
THE BRITISH
TARIFF LAW
Sir Charles Dixie Starts Exciting
Discussion In Commons.
PREMIER BALPOUR REPLIES
says He Is Not at Odds with cham
beriain and Intimates That Pro-
tective Policy ainy he Forced
ON the Government.

London, May 20.-0n the motion be-
lng made for tie Whitsuntide adjourn
ment Of the house Of commons sir
Charles Dixie advanced Liberal
raised a discussion on the fiscal views
recently enunciated by Colonial Secre-
tary Chamberlain The house was
crowded, and the United States charge
d'anaires, AIr. White, and other for
eign representatives were present
Sir Charles maintained that Mr..
Chamberlain had suggested a revolu-
tionary change in the governments
policy, which was opposed to all the
traditions and TO the opinions Of an
overwhelming majority In parliament.
He considered that while the policy Of
the government as outlined at the re-
cent colonial conference was danger
Gus, it fell far short Of the policy now
suggested.
Premier Balfour prefaced his reply
with the remark that Sir Charles Dixie
had attempted to make mischief be-
tween the colonial secretary and him
self, but any such attempt would fail
He contended that after the resolution
Of the colonial conference Mr.. Cham
berlain was bound to raise the subject
Of preferential trade for public discus.
sion. Mr. Balfour deprecated waving
the ragged moth eaten flags of either
the protectionist or free trade side in
the controversy, now ais far removed
as the poles from the controversy Of
half a ea4,f4trx, a on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29
May Have to RetnIiate.

The premier then proceeded to argue
that the tendency was 10 raise tariff
wall against British goods. Great
Britain. lie said must become more and
more dependent on foreign countries
for food and owing to exterior tariffs
would 6nd herself compelled to dispose
Of her exports on onerous terms re-
sulting in an enormous loss to the com
munity He therefore urged that the
time had come whom IT should be pub
licly discussed whether the doctrine
that revenue was never 10 be raised
except for purposes Of expenditure
must not be abandoned
The premier declared there was no
contradiction between the views Of Mr..
Chamberlain ana his own, but he de
Tended the right Of any minister to
freedom of speech This fiscal ques
ton required the most careful exami.
nation. He was not certain that the
scheme was practicable. but unless
some scheme was devised the empire
could not progress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29
b'rugaI chicago.

Chicago. May %. Savings deposits
in Chicago banks have passed the
S1000O0,o00 mark In the past year
they have increased more than $780,
100000.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

Gov. Longino, in a love.letter,
addressed to the voters Of the state,
announces his candidacy for United
States Senator, IN opposition to Sen.
ator Money. The announcement
was a mere form, as 1t was gene
orally understood that this gentle
man would aspire to senatorial hon.
ors. Ills claims upon the voters
OF the state will be based upon the
era Of prosperity our state Is now
enjoying. TO say that Gov. Lon
gino Is entitled TO the credit for this
prosperous condition. isabsurd, aud
Il Is nothing more than an out
growth OF energy and enterprise
on the part OF the people as whole,
and the honors fall upon the masses
and not alone upon his Exccliency,
as be would lead the people TO be.
lieve. Senator Money has repre-
scnted the state ably and we'll In
the past, and the voters will not
sacrifice man Of his brain, force
and learning, for one Of Longino's 1
calibre.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
SANITARY ORDINANCE.

BE II ordained by The Board Of mavor
and Aldfermen 0f the Town OF Wood
Vile in Council convened.
/. That from and after the passage
and PRONUNCIATION 0f this ordinance
lt shall be the duty OF the Town
Marshal To visit all dwelling, out
house, back yards aud vacant lots aud
search for iilth and other nuisances
when requested to do so by the mayor.
:. That when IL shall appear 10 the
satisfaction OF the marshal that any
tilth or other nuisance prejudicial to
health, exists about any such dwell
ling, out house, hack yard or vacant
lot, he shall immediately give notice
70 the owner, agent or tenant there's
0f TO have the same removed or ahated
immediately and II the same be not
removed or abated within twenty four
hours after notice, the Marshal shall
forthwith remove or abate the same
ut the expense of the owner OF the
premises on which it exists and said
Marshal shall furthermore make atli-
davit and obtain a warrant aud arrest
such owner, agent or tenant and take
him on them before the mayor and IL
on trial II shall appear that such
person has willfullY refused 10 comply
With the Instructions ~ the marshal
IN the Abatement of such nuisa0ces or
the removal OF such ilIth etc. the
Mayor shall impose 4 Ilne not exceed
log twenty dollars for such offence
aud costs of suit and commit him to
them % jail until such fne and costs
are paid.
3. That when the owner. agent or
tenant Of such dwelling, clubhouse.
backyard or vacant lot shall he alb
sent so that notice cannot be served
uT0n him or them. according u the
direction Of this ordinance, IL shall
be the dnty OF the Marshal tn forth
With ahate on remove the same. and
should the owner. agent or tenant re-
fuse 70 pay Gusts thereof on demand,
the Mayor. on proper notice and trial,
Shail enter up Judgment and issue
execution against such person for the
costs Of such REMOVAL. and the pro
reedlngs IN relation therst0.
Approved andad0rted July &c. 1879
JOHN S. LEWIS. Mayer.
Attest: II, :. wax EATON Clerk
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

trust mofs the excspdon than ever
before thst reyere.ne t0r the iav
and The rights Of citirelAhip, are of
higher estimation than ever before;
that respect for vested nghis. q
whatever naiuse, color OF degree.
are more sacred than ever before;
and that tie nsrie Of Wilkinson
county shall be written Sighssl on
the roll Of fame. Of air the counties
Of the state. for sobriety, patriot
ism. civic virtue. intelligence and
prosperity that comes Of honest
thrift.
And then viii the old men who
are passing away" feel that the
land they loved 50 weli--the dear
old native heath, shall beam with
beauty and fertility, blessed with
the hosts Of noble sons and daugh-
tiers, when the silence and quiet OF
the tomb shall be theirs. Let them
pass away sustained by a we'll
grounded hope that each succeed
ing generation. shall, filed with a
noble ambition, aspire TO and
achieve a higher and nobler emf
nence than its yeAo.cessor-an an en-
inence whose bedrock is civic and
social virtue-for without this solid
bedrock foundation your new bull
dings win be but hollow mockeries
Of All advancing tide whose leading
inspiration wells up from the i'm
mutab!e principles of honor, pat
rlotism, and christianity.
Let this day then mark new
epoch in the history Of this grand
old county with nobler and still
nobler ideals. TO inspire its citizens
all along the line. No retrogres-
sion, but "onward" and upward
be the watchwords of the present
and coming generations, until old
Wilkinson shall be the envy and
admiration Of every other county in
the state for It's record of intelli.
gence, patriotism, love of liberty
love OF honesty and fairplay; love
of and pursuit Of all that is emo
tbling in the civic or social and po'
iitical life Of the community.
You have a magnificent soil, fai
superior to the greater portion o.
the United States, a more mag
ui6cent climate, and with reverence
for the law, and the fear of God tc
guide you, you can make OF this
dear old county a veritable para
disc, but we must ever remember
that there was once Paradise on
earth, andit was destroyed by dis.
obedience to law and distrust ol
God.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
NOTICE TO BONp BUYERs.

Notice Is hereby given THAT the
Board Of Supervisors OF Wilkinson
County Mississippi, will on Monday,
March, 10Th 1873. at II O'Clock noon,
offer for sale to the highest bidder,
not exceeding $50 900 of the court
House Bonds of said county bearing
interest at not exceeding five t5) per
cent per ahnum, said bonds 10 mature
$500 each and every year from The
first to the twenty fourth year, and
the remainder ON the twenty fifth year
from date, said bonds to be dated
April 9th. 1903 The successful bidder
viii be required 10 furnish satisfac-
tory blank bonds free. No bid will be
considered unless accompanied by a
certified check OF $250j. The right
to reject any and all bids Is reserved
by the Board.
By order Of the Board
G. a. Coon, Clerk.
March. Z, l9J3-2w
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

The public roa,ls % this oouu-
y are At present. aud have been
for several months pact, 10 an al
most impas-able condition, and q
:. doumfal ii some ~ them were
ever worse. The complaint j.
general over the state, aDd IN
many places hauling has beeB a.
handoned. There Is some Excuse
Tor this deplorable condition OF
our roads, as this has been an ex-
eepi;onally hard winter on roads.
due to the frequent and copious
rains, but had the roads been
properly worked al the right time,
The present condition would not
have prevailed. This is evidenced
by the fact that the roads that
were brought up to specifications
are still passably good, when com
pared to those links that we're on
ly given q little tickling. We have
been and are still Of the opinion
that the contract system Is the
proper and best way TO work and
maintain The public roads, but Ia
make 1t effective. some radical
changes must be wrought 10 our
county. Next to tho failure TO
appoint a road commissioner,
comes the mistake 10 letting out
too many miles Of road 10 one
contractor, hence making IL i'm
possible for him TO give it the
proper attention rs often as nee
essury. to keep IL 10 proper fix. =
A change Ia this course would
bring relief.
OF course the contract system
is an experiment, and like all 9th.
or things, must be adjusted, and
the wrinkles taken out. The draw.
backs are certain to arise and il
is for US to search out the mis-
takes and rectify them, and thus
give the system fair and Impair
tial trial.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

The river condition has assumed
a grave aspect, and The chances for
an unprecedented high water are
very promising. The heavy rains
that have fallen over the Mississip.
ri basin Ii causing a general rise,
and TO what height il will reach It
is hard to determine. The levees
have withstood the strain thus far
but Ia places they seem to be tested
70 their utmost capacity, and a
break, or series of breaks, would
occasion no surprise. 1t Is to be
hoped that the water will be carried
off with the levees remaining in
tact, as the damage OF crevass is
something horrible to contemplate.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

The Board of Supervisors Is to
the county what the legislature IS
to the state, and men OF business
capacity and brains should alone be
chosen TO manage the affairs OF the
county. The duties devolving up
on the Supervisors are many and
numerous, and to perform them
with credit TO the county, none but
the best men should be permitted
10 wear this honor.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
TRUSTEE SALE.

BY yirture of Deed OF Trust executed by
Rachel Davis and Henry Davis on the 18th
day OF February 1895 to secure the payment
Of certain notes 10 NJ. Il. CHOPPER, which notes
have been Transferred 10 NJ. II RothsJhild by
the said NJ. l.. Cooper, and under the author
ity OF the appoint men5 by said M. II. Roths-
child OF the undersigned. rs substituted
Trustee made February 23rd 1903. will, on
Saturday March 2lst 1908 at the door of the
Court House In Woodville. Wilkinson County,
Mississippi. between the hours OF II o'clock
A. N. and O'Clock p: M. sell at public auc-
tlon TO the highest bidder for cash. in one
body, the land IN said county described as
the west part OF Section 36, Township A.
range west. containing 265 acres. Said Deed
OF Trust Is Of record Book No NJ NJ. page Az,
among the records OF deeds OF said county,
and the transfer OF said notes and deed OF
trust by the said NJ. L. Cooper TO the said NJ
II. Rothschild and q copy OF the substitution
OF the undersigned as Trustee Is entered on
said deed book and page
This Feby. 2Sth 1908.
II. w. SMITH.
Substituted Trustee.
Feby. 2gtb, lgOE}-3w
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
STOCK ORDNANCE.

BE it ordained by the Board OF May
or and Aldermen VI the town OF Wood
vile. In council convened, That It
shall be unlawful TO allow any animal
OF the COW, horse or mule kind TO run
at large IN the Town Of W0odyille,
between the hours OF sunset Of one
day aud sunrise nf The next day.
2nd. That the Marshal or Night P0-
lice officer Is authorized to have any
animal OF the COW. h0rse or mule kind
running at large Ia the town of Wnnd.
Vile, between the hours Of sunset Of
one day and sunrise OF the next day,
caught and safely kept for the period
Of three days, during which time the
Marshal shall give nutire OF taking up
nf said animal, and the owner may re-
deem The same on the payment TO the
Marshal or policeman, OF one dollar
for each Cow, Horse or Mule. In case
the owner fails or refuses to redeem
the same within three days, said anil
mails shall be sold al public auction,
by the Marshal Ia trout az the west
gate nf the Court huuse square, In the
Town OF WOodyille, TO the highest
bidder for cash, and after paying the
expenses Of said sale the balance shaft
be paid over to the owner OF said au-
lmal.
3rd That this Ordinance take ef-
feet from aud after the 7th day OF
April 1903
Approved this 9th OF March, 1903.
w. q. MILLER, Mayor.
LEON SCHWARTZ, Clerk.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

Brother Cniesps. oi tie Gfern-
wood EnisTpise leeds u 70 believe
that he has not been -sading his
exchanges when he says begins
70 really look ike the seo0ad Pri-
mary for Governor viii be between
Fox aud criiz. Now brother tell
Us. have you been keeping up with
the Standing Of the candidate and
speak IS sou havel
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
NOTiCEOFNTEvrIOs TOIssuE
IuTU-


It's hereby Ordered ~ tlIe B0afi
n superYis0rs of Niiieiuson County
Missi-sip1s Tlat noi'eo b. given
% fbe fsK-paycrs iH sasd cnuniy ~
puhiicaiisH in &c WoaiFiiie lirpub-
ilcan, ueBspapcr Of general ciren-
iafion pabishcd "a WOOdyilie. the
county seat u aid Wilkinson Count .
fcT three weeks or more. that the
said Boarti- will az the next regular
session thereof 10 be held on The tirst
Monday in April, l9Jj, enter an
Onler aud proceed % do al things
necessary 10 the Issuance Of the nego-
table Bonds Of tie said Wilkinson
County, not exceeding tie sum Of
iifty thousand dollars for the pur-
pose cf providing funds for The paw
ment Of the court house. aud furnish
ing same. now under construction -
WOOdvil.e, the county seat Of said
county, all as authorized and pro-
vided by Sections 3ll and 3l2 Of the
Annotated Code OF 1892. a. amended
by Chapter l2j, Of the Laws Of Mis-
sissippI Of 1900.
BY order Of tho Board
q. A. CoOS, Clerk.
March Z. l903-lw
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
NOTICE.

Bids to repair Bridge on bear creek
Smithland. according to specifications
on file in Chancery Clerks Office will
be received up TO 3 O'Clock. A NJ on
LIST Monday In April 1903. The Board
reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids,
e A. COON Clerk.
BY X. IL. Richardson ID. e..
81. l9O3-4w
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

The weather is getting warm and
the state candidates will soon be
passing around among the dear
people. !" Watch for them aud sire
every one up, and cast your vote
for the men who will serve best the
interests OF the state.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

The planters from the river bot
toms are bringing their stock into
the hills TO pasture them until the
water recedes. The farmers of the
western portion of the county are
daily bringing boat.laads of stock
from the swamps cut into the hill
country.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of The lnteri0r.

Land office at Jackson, Mississippi,
February I, 1903
Notice Is hereby given that the fol>
lowlng-named settler has filed notice
OF his intention TO make flnal proof in
support OF his claim, aud that said
proof will he made before the Chan
cery Clerk OF Wilkinson Co., Mt Wood
Vile, Miss, on March %, 1908, viz.
Harmon B. Joseph. II. e. No. 36976.
for the n. E4 N. E4 Sec. 3, II. 8 NJ,
r. West OF Washington Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz.
u. NJ. Haney. james Vine, Charles
Weaver, Jake Floyd, all of Sankum.
Mississippi.
FRED. w. COLLINS.
Register
February II l903s5w
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

The garb of winter has been laid
aside and with the opening of spring
let every citizen work with all en-
ergy and push for the upbuilding
of our town.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at jackson. Mississippi.

IVVVHTIultIlE UI VIlt IlFtff0F.
Land ofilce at jackson. Mississippi,
January 30 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tlled notice OF his inten-
tion to make final proof 10 support of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
the Chancery Clerk OF Wilkinson Co.. at
W0Qdville. Miss. on March 20, 1853. viz
Edward Sessions Mathis, II. E. No. 3437g for
Lot Sec. Is, 7. 3 N, X. | west Of Washington
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tiOn OF said land, viz: Sam Brown, Jesse
Mathis, VIII Jos ph. of Wilkinson Miss. and
Willie Coon, OF Saukum. Miss.
FRED. w. COLLINS.
feb la0B-lsw Register
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
Feby. sstb, loM.3v
TRESpASS NOTICE.

All hunting, fishing or otherwise
trespasslng, by day or night, on lands
owned by r.. +. LESLEY and Jas. M.
LESLEY, is strictly prohibited under
penalty OF the law.
March 1st 1908 ly,
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

10 TVS N01NilAi
Afsef iirst thanking the voseyn ot wilkln-
promising faithful peffnrntanca nf ali
duties devUlvlnw unnn Circuit Clerk III
THE fssttlfN rs ~ ihe unAt, lleg ieave Ii an
Noslnte snKsNlf ~ afiARasdafe Tor re-aiarlinn
subiecttnthe action Of tbs Democratic party
llssiacffuiP.
W. !. MILLER.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

The second trial Of Batson. the
alleged rhurderes Of the Earl fam
~ s now ID progress at Lake
Charles, Ia.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
TREsPASS NNrItE.

All hunting, fishing or otherwise
tresrassIng. or travelling on private
roads On Westernsiew Clarssville
Riverside. Langside. or on any OF lhe
lands nnslcrmy charge Is now prohih-
ited under full penalty OF the law.
LOUIS TRACER.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
70 are aIfIinfI2eH % 10 H0unrn.
X n .TflIIgQf1y
ron crlANcnnY cLrnK

n TUE VOTERS.
Auurerlnttng the support nf the Yatera ~
Wilkinson unnnty ID The pnEA ~ which, ftruat
have proven deserving nltttin nsk them fo
lerd me their aid ia eeenelna my recollection.
assuring them thar will 10 The riuloet In my
power 20 liil the oHilcn ~ nhanrery uierk. IN
Tho future. ns IN fllu past 10 the beat og nv
ability. ard With credit 70 myself aud the
HeAnectfnliv
e. A. COON.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All trespassing or depredating Of
any kind upon the late Holt property
known as ''Oddlty Ilalln will be
punished TO the full extent 0f the law.
WM. h. WITlIERS.
Nov. % 1909 Iy
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14
FOR sHKnfFF
W. afa aigharlxef ~ naaounse.
+ N. WiIETSTONE.

FOR sHKHfFF.
w ara a,ilharlxef ~ Hnanunse.
r ". MILESTONE.
a. = eagaiAain for sheriff subject ~ the ac-
flan ~ the Democratic party
~ Tng vorEns or wtrkfxeor CouTy.
kffef THANKING van fnr mast apupoff nnd
eadnraesaent. Tor which am very grateful
noss anueiiaAn ntyaeff ~ \ candidate for
Sheriff. aad fsaperlfnIiy solicit your sun-
port and II eierfca I psnmisa Won a failh-
fni dierhsrvn ~ ~ chr dHtles imposed upnp
me and viii rndeavaf ~ serve Won rs
xnaluu4lg IN the future ~ have IN the past.
ncspectfsllv
w. T. HAYS.
We are authorized 20 annonnre.
w. ti. HUFF,
A. candidate fos sheriff subject 10 the action
Of the Democratic party.
we are authorized 10 asgouace.
X. r JOHNSON.
~ rsndlaaie tor sheriff subject TO the ac-
tlnn 0f tho Den0cratlc party
W. arc Authorized ~ announrr.
g. M. ANDERSON.
A. n eandldasa Tor sheriff sulsjact 70 ihr
Artion Of The Democratic party.
Woodville Republican., 1903-03-14

ron BOARD Or SUPERVISORS.
We are authorized toannouRce.
Al M SHEPHERD,
~ candidate for member Of Board az
EnperfIsofs ~ fhn sgd dist subject 10 the
.ctisn q tlse DamDsratfe parity
We are authorized to anno,ihce
J. II. HENLEY.
~ esnssidatf for Hlasa n Supervisors ~
III district, subject % the action Of the
Des1prrHpe patty.
W. ars authorized n announrr,
NOAH JITsHpHREYs.
=, 1 raH.IIdate far haaff n Sunrgs dfs
ff,la fAa sh. DIST. su:sj1ct TO the action ~
~ naaort4te pastfs