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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Richard was making his famous bar
gain offer Of kingdom for horse.
The wise man on the outskirts Of the
crowd sighed He probably knows
the unreliability Of the average auto
mobile. Cincinnati Times.Star.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Many rich father has discovered
that i ID easier to set daughter 81
his hsnds than to keep son.ip-law On
bis feat Philadelphia Record
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13
JAPS CAPTURE KEY
TO PORT ARTHUR
VOLTS Hill Captured and Forces
Now Intrenched in Valley.
RuMORED JAPANESE LOSS
Gen. stoesseI's Report 10 the CsaE
Says Japanese Lost Ten TaOu-
send Men in Recent Fight
mt Port Arthur.

London, Aus. s.-The Timea eOrre-
spondcnt at Toxic, uader date Of
August z, says that there are unOm-
cial reports there that the Japanese
have captured commanding posI-
tiOns north and northeast of Fort
Arthur NJ = distance Of 2,75O yards
from the main line of Russian de-
fences.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Chee-Foo, Aug. S.--The japanese
force which captured Volts hill is
now entrenched in the valley about
two-thirds of mile from the fortress
at Port Arthur.
A japanese cruiser is alleged to have
struck new mine. and to have sunk
Immediately in the vicinity Of Girls
tova battery.
The Russian cruiser Bayan has q
small hole above her water line, which
was inflicted by the explosion of q
mine which had hoated to the harbor
entrance
The Japanese have occupied Louisa
bay, landing troops, with the probable
intention of attacking west of the
city. There has been no important
fighting in the vicinity Of Port Arthur
since July rs. The Russian artillery
harnesses the Japanese who are at
tempting to advance their trenches.
The above information was brought
here by Russian refugees who left
Port Arthur the 4th instant
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Port Arthur is falling with its usual
regularity.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Yazoo county has the contract sys-
tenn of working the public roads under
consideration and will likely try it.
The people are very much in favor of
better roads if the plan to secure them
presents itself. All the people Of Mis-
sissippi are interested along this line
and the agitation will be kept up until
the solution is reached at last.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Farmers throughout the State are
beginning to realize that in union
there is strength. A number of clubs
and associations have been formed
recently for the purpose of exchang-
ing experiences, discussing pertinent
subjects. etc. If interest is kept up
these organizations are productive OF
good, and it is with pleasure that we
note their formation.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13
Greater Mississippi

Devoted to the Industrial Commercial and
Agricultural Development of the States In
comparable Resources y Items Of Interest
Picked Up Here and There 4 = = j. =
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Again Russia murmurs. "War is
-"
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Mississippi is awake industrially as
never before. While the present pc
Rod of activity may only be the be-
ginning. it is SO much better than
ever before that we are apt to think
it perfect. Don't let this idea get pos
session Of you. but still look ahead for
greater things.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Corinth already has the largest en-
CINE, boiler and machinery manufac-
turing plant in the South, and now an
nounces that the second one will soon
be in operation. The new plant will
be the Corinth Engine & Boiler Works
and will employ large number of
hands. These men receive good wages
and are generally desirable citizens.
Corinth is fast becoming manufac-
turing city, probably having more peo-
pie employed in this line than any
town of its size in the State.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Send this department any item Of
news that you deem worthy Of publ
cation. We will be glad to receive
such 1t ali times
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Machinery has been ordered and
work begun on lime brick plant at
Grenada 1t will be in operation with
in sixty days. The brick are made of
lime, cement and sand. and are said to
be much better than those made from.
clay and cheaper. Should these plants
come up to the expectation of the own
ers, the brick industry will be reyolu-
tionized. Grenada is not asleep, as
shown by this announcement. and the
fact of other factories being gotten on
foot there during the year.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Irish potatoes and cotton are raised
IN the same land in the year by plant
ing close together in alternate rows.
The potato crop comes off before lay
ing BY time for the cotton and the
digging of the potatoes cultivate the
cotton crop. Cant say that this is
good scheme or not. but throw out the
hint SO that Others may try and give
their experience later on. It is being
used and success claimed.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13

Mississippi leads all States in the
south ia increased per centage Of
bank deposits for the past twelve
months. excepting West Virginia. Our
increase was S11 per cent that Of
West Virginia AS. This Is an cyl.
dence Of the prosperity wltch we are
enjoying.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10
Banana COP Fer Fsfteen DavA

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and January aaeut oaee month is
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Yollow Yonr nrenm..

TO corane! orr thoughts 70 follow
the memory = dreams I'd on no ac.
count to rerert 70 any subject Of wax,
lag t5oH@st. .easant or otherwise
that : Wou4aa's formula for s.eep.
- A4Te a.EeaGv sept = tie
nIgtt. - SaEs. .-va should. . t-T-.rl-e
to s.eep a-...lrs. rt:nsl - dreams of t.
pre-. s.9'ls staep and carry them on. II
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70 = faaa asaara~, rsa.es. -
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|5.eee2Sfl..: ut -. far better
for s.eeH ttau allowing - memory -
ffe. WaEla1 E..ougats OF t.
tt'= aar e.d devices of. e9gat.ne 4
,.aI4red ~ H=9aar.n- sleep, etc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10
4 Etndoo Belief About Owls.

T1e H.1l.oos declare tat -1e Eesh
sad GOOD d ~. =ovl IA lake Per
san ,-.sl...: 7.4'5 -aEs . f..=..--.zzzs =
..-.s account zen 40 arg teFoucesl
5-s.5l.sT q Z r.@a.#oz A4treG o. -
s.=4E cone f.se-."a.r = tie market
IL 1=.rehase a. 90. = s..eaee tAey
e4-s~ I I ne az seecet..- prepare !
,eeass.#zs.. zach a. s-ecac-r..ce z-a
zza ..=e I'D q he OBJECT o. their
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10
.IEaf The Ihinr

Ar@eseos.I.eaif Regarding tlosa K It
ems. NJ eeae lie president of our 80.
c.rtT t.c a-o~t l.ll"aue yeav =
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ordinary ,5r.aen howerpot aad IL
$50 t.e l.oWerpot- sI.
.seea uaH of lHhea4fiH aate.
Ms. 's64aHe#rt- HHT ees t
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af4e Ha.e q Ia Ha.f=ia -
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Il g,v Aerolir-. Were once heearde ed

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appearance US ! 9=rr s-Eo-d dipped Z
blood. 4 s.agous way .i4e try ser
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dragon. cluster q ct.-arg1- ..7es &
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l.. Fe=raaea. zaer wara sad / y ..-ae
ears u LAT a.arrT-. = notes aaG
Queries
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Birds ma Beasts sacred.

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Ainped In-the Hud.

Mr. Gadaboue-I.Ve aeard that tae
&ewliwecs. vlao always seemed 70 0e
Hv.ne 50 l49pHy,- are going 70 break
z.p =-ouse..eef1..l-: aaI t44t s.-e's -1.ng
back TO Ter mothers What does that
indicatez Mr.. Wise friend OF the
Hevliweds IT indicates that some one
3 ly3ng.-I2a.!adelpA.a Ledger
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10
ho.A re llley.

T. ore great So . -. - most an.
c:ent epooa8 - history lar 80. .es@:
one al al ley #r-ora tHe eEisfeaee =
a - z..ore remote past gs=aa a.rea1r
advanced g. ..izatlon st4aA - eoal4 on.F
have been gradually at-1.aed atter .e1g
as.t a=f.aoGs zsapzng AAao Were the
s1ase7fra-ars y ills e.e.l5zar.oa= Ehe
=F..re t..e earliest .....=..l.rz:.-s II LIE
aartas 10 zaat B.9.og. a zoaast.ons
we're t.eT =u5 5ieot5 zE4ae ere tie
physical 4He climatic conditions of The
globe v5ea taer= lied ~ Wat fora
and fauna we're ley surrounded Bat
science pushes her n IIlrT Eec further
Sic desires 10 Eaow tHe or!..r d tie
human racc-zehen. how aad WY men
hrsr appeared upon TIE earth. t9c, rom
erh4terer point of lew be Is consider.
ea 3aan must = necessity =have aad q
beginning Manners All Monuments
Of Prehistoric Peoples.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10
French Women ana tax 81.

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IL i5e-.. - s4-=.t.-.- : Unknown :
mons or G...c e-:e-.e-: a1c.t-b.a
f..el-tl -..aF 80. 80. - eesr oee
.z-oTs AZ Lo1-e. LAT rasf.ne : com
.s.o...F sf.ettttiIl zefl = or over classes
= the eE9else q :. sd ationa!
geTtegr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10
How tie Wax Crippled.

HUSKY Beee2r-Nsoa. Fou please
give me 10 cents: n badly crippled.
sir Business Nan You're not crippled
It al How dare you: Husky Beggar
r u crippled financially, sir-New
York Telegram.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10
INn.N. treea.

Mss kuIeher -f,t=caarse. Afr. Fresch.
mann, Eou are quite tas-.l.ar with
Creek: NJ. 'eescAmann-Ch. yes. in
deed know Crock tie asnuta see
It, tae letters are 50 funny looking.
you know
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10
D " Boyce deyolea MS t5ne to rents

FOR sate-a g@oa esv aaa ea-.-
APPLY to=2l5 East Elgata.
Gasoline stoves .aapson ana
Webb Fasa.#afe compang
Telephone il . haul your 1aggage
Merchants Transfer Company.
Frleay MAY Il opening Gag at
Walker Dug company rev fountain.
Nice iaralsaea room for rent. ap-
ply at AL Vest Fifth Vest avenue.
Etgatroom taase @ath aaH 90
rent water ia kitchen. Apiy 4oa Z. 20
=Yoa may IL ne lucky laay a.
Walker 6ew fountain FFiaa5 May
13-op ntng cay.
For special bargains n earpef7
raf,Inee. &c &c simpson and Webb
Furniture company.
II tan want a.epo4aa ok ct
can y. at nd d. - n.ae q Walker
1e@ sGant, Friday May Is
-ae make a speciality Of hauling
household goods. Both phones. Mer.
Giants Transfer Company.
#af aale-A good tuzgy horse.
App ' 10 Louise smith. eorler Louis
Iaa aaa Thirteenth a enue.
aFe q a=cew Wheeler and
W31e1u rVtne machines WISH -
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51d-1aHd g5oez. "a have good 5ar-
galn4 il sl.sa5t1Ee. sidney Helms. 80
Vest Second. 10th .Eaones.
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11glta5u.
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Easily Z gestec.

Fifas e9a9.se:
Managing geas seataI property
second course
selling 9ofsr property "a aacft ~
zee
hird czMrse:
Selling me property of=otners = yoa.
Fourth 6oarsez
Making and #sel.ns reag estate loans
Iessest.
Increased =1avenae WITH pFemat -
tarE.e
Large profits o. =faaI .azesf1ae
Increase n value q faae holdings.
IdIe money earning ei4idenda.
Real estate loans - relieve debts
and make improvements.
roc dalIy= - 3 Main ztseet
Pine EHaa, AK, 81
TIE REAL EsTATERs.
l.:.a..er as.ti y a4I.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10
GREELEY y - FOCXfEe.
tne Way 10 ~a.,er@a =, aoi-rerou.

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hes.-.a aaafs.aes ~ the Philosopher
tsts Tristan =95etatS= gradually ta~ftle
control orer Htu47 aHfsI HnaHF ore IL
be iost 1.S temper eosableHr#y AID
svore II LIS ai2turhers 90 violently
that dared not believe M e4rS.'s
His wrath. however cd not cg.ui.
nate until the thlrd nght q - tor
turcs About l0=oe.eck he ct 10 and
5Hped .uto TIC t#rra9Hts sst.er" ne
tAss addressed III" astoulshed tlffiers:
Trends. htfe teen IA pan ID
without sle"n for almost Il week. aad
am 0eH n#aH 0era out %4a I'm
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boy, are tie aeas sd. lB.ae @ t.e
fun &c aasJf- or own Wy. Nen
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Sixth and Chestnut
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III, on sr.ltrti.

They have caItI 80 doctors Ia for
consultations
And d ne doctors agree
i believe taey have a4Heed unon the
price. Philadelphia Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

\ tree that has beea 4 hundred years
growing can be cut down IN connie
Of hours, bat it taken another hau.
cred years 10 replaee II
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

.AfiFers.tr Is fAc only balance "a
7. y.'a3-s..s .stz= .sfar6h.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

@e Lew Wheeler and
wilson cVtne 4achaes 7 w5sh %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

-ef ale-A good tuggy horse.
AFHy - Louise smith. corner Louis
ta6 aud Thirteenth a enue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

y fTe aoana Sex 0f eanav 81 b
s5.en a4aE a5selefa.y <ze-e =
adg fziaa7. aay aPen4Ee saF y
1JGIta 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

Ae make specially Of hauling
6na ehaa goods. Both '1Eones. =Mer.
Giants Transfer Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

-Niee Iaraaaea room Tor rent. ap-
ply at al Vest FIFTH Vest avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

Fr4ay. Nav u opening cay at
Walker Dug company rev fountain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

phone u u haul yaar laggage
Merchants Transfer Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10
. = - 4. + q = - q , = = 4
r LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

fEAU FOR TO-DAY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

We 6eY aac sell a.. H.lGs o Sc
midland goods. 20 have geo1 54r-
ga.ns II furniture. sidney Helms -
Vest Second. Both phones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

EIgstroom house With Aaii s5e
reat water Ia kitchen. Apiy 4o3 Z. 2a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

For sate--a e9oe eeW aaa ca..
APPLY - 3f5 East Elghta
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

Yoa may fe tae lucky lady a
Walker = 6ew fountain Frieay, Nay
f3-op nlHe cay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

T Eau want aFe-poaaa ok q
eanay ead= a. a3sn.ne q Walker s
leW sG4nt F4iaay, May f5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-10

For special bargains h earpefs
1aai5Inee.= =ete== 20 SIMPSON and Webb
Furniture company
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-13
KEEP THE MOUTH CLEAN
Some of the Bacteria TINT Must Bs
Guarded Against.

Mouth Bacteria" Is the subject of u
recent address by DR.. Samuel \. Hop.
kins of this city. who Il dentist Ms well
us doctor of medicine and knows what
he II talking about, says the New York
Mail and Express. AS u result of years
of careful study and investigation he
shows that nearly every form of bnc-
terra finds It's way 1T some time into
the human mouth"
One form Of the disease. producing
organisms which the doctor particular
| Is investigated IL called the micrOcOc-
Gus lauceOlatus. 1t was found In the
oral cavity of about 70 per cent Of the
healthy mouths examined. They do not
remain healthy II this microbc II not
got rid of. 1t Is held to be the on
citant OF croupOus pneumonia. Les.
sened power OF resistance. caused by
an attack Of this disease. makes the
patient particularly susceptible to 9th
or weakening diseases.
How are we to deal with the dan
ger! DR.. Hopkins leaves us In no IN.
certainty on this point His conclusion
| Ii pointed ana direct. with positive.
ness based on the results of expert
ments and clinical experience he as.
serts:
This disease might almost br climin-
ated from human Ills were It possible
to keep the mouth In II clean. healthy
condition.
The way to prevent not only Group.
Gus pneumonia but also many other
diseases likely to arise from the lOdg'
ment of bacteria In the mouth II here
clearly pointed out. Comparatively
few physicians ana nurses" says Dr.
Hopkins. "have learned to look upon
cleanliness of the mouth as an import.
ant factor In preventing complicating
Diseases" But the means of proven
ton now outlined are so simple that
| to neglect them IL sheer recklpssness.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-13
FAMILY RECORD slsLes.
Not Sold 60 same Extent - Formerly,
Hut Still In Demand.

do we still sell the old.fashioned
family Bible. with pages In 1t for the
record of births, deaths and maria ges ?
oh, yes" said the bookseller, but not
so many Of them rs We once did.
There are more bibles sold now, TAX.
ing them all together, than ever before,
and the bible Is issued now In an
almost endless variety Of forms and
styles; but the demand for It In this
particular form, Is now l should say,
not more than one-third what 1t once
was.
"Stiil. we keep these record Bibles
today in a dozen styles, ranging In
price from s. to $40. The blank record
pages, these often illuminated, are
bound In between the two Testaments.
IN some of these Bibles there Ia q
blank presentation page upon which
may be written the name Of the per.
son to whom the Bible u presented,
with the name Of the giver; and In
some of them IL contained blank
marriage certificate; and In some there
are bound In with the pages for the
record of births, deaths and marriages
pages for the record Of temperance
pledges.
"These Bibles are more likely to be
bought nowadays by country people,
and 1t might be by people Of the Ger
man race and by Irish professionals; all
likely to be substantial people Of COM
Portable means: conservative people
who cling still to the time-honored
customs.
80, while the old-time family record
Bible, with the pages for the record
Of births, deaths and marriages, has
gone somewhat out Of fashion, and II
Is not sold to the extent to which II
once was yet 1t Is still sold, and the de
mand for It Is still considerable. New
York Sun.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-13
Wonders Of Wales.

The wonders of Wales are: Snowtlon.
the highest peak of southern Britnin;
Ovcrton churchynrd, Flintshire, with
its ycw trees of great antiquity; the
fine peal Of bells of GresfOrd church.
Dcnbighshirc: Llangollcn bridge, in the
beautiful vale, built by Bishop Trevor
in 1915, singular structure of four
pointed arches. the two center spans
being smaller than the two ends; Wrex-
ham church tower. Il richly decorated
structure of six stages, one hundred
and thirty.iive feet high, OH three sides
of which are rows of saints i'm cano.
pied inches; l'ysty. Rhaydr waterfall,
Iiudnor, almost destroyed by altera.
lions i'm the river bed In 17SO: II. Win.
ifrcd's well. 1Iolywcil. around which
cluster endless traditions.
st. Winifrcd was martyrcd by
Cnradoc In the seventh century. and Il
chapel was built TO her memory by
Margaret. queen of Henry VII. in 1890
whittier pilgrims have rcsOrtcd from
the earliest times. even down TO 1894
leaving behind them vOtive offerings
In the shape of crutches and invalid
chairs.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-13
WOMEN APT IN ASTRONOMY.
Many Members Of Eek Have Achieved
World. Wide Celebrity.

One of the most prominent of to-
days scientists Is Lady Huggins-thc
wife of the president of the Royal so
clety-whOse work in astronomy will
descend to pOsterity with that of Caro-
line IIerschel and Mary SOmervile.
Both these ladies received. as some
slight appreciation of their work, elcc'
ton as honorary members of the Roy
al Astronomical society, ana this year
-siXty-eight years after-the Royal
Astronomical society has seen fit to
honor in similar fashion yet two other
womcn-l.ady higgins and Miss Az
mes Clerke. The formers fame Will
inevitably be linked with that of her
husband, whose work includes the
foundation of n science-that of astrO.
physics. on the problems of which
hundreds of earnest inlulrers are ut
present intent.
As "A mere child Lady Iiuggins, who
Is of Irish birth, became devoted Ia
the study of the stars, going ont at
night with n dark lantern and star at
las to learn the story of the heavens.
During the day. too she was no less
interchangeable, examining the sun with
her own ingeniously made apparatus
and working at chemical experiments
and all this in spite of no encoura &C.
ment. The young had then some
knowledge and skill, when In 1879,
she married DR.. Higgins. 4 part of
Sir Williams brilliant later success
has been due to the aid Of his clever
wife. The home ut Tulse hill has the
addition of an important observatory,
which is entirely private one, al
though the telescopes therein have
been loaned by the Royal society. Di'
vided into physical and Photographic
laboratories and fitted up with electri-
cal arrangements Of latest pattern, the
building Is eminently adapted to re-
search purposes.-LondOn News
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-13

Joseph +. Mammoser. one of the
best known and most respected bust.
hess men of the Fourth ward. VIII
probably be the Democratic nominee
for alderman in the ward. No better
man could he named for successor To
Hon. Henry Stuckart. who has made
such n splendid record as an able and
faithful representative of the people
in the City Council.
Mr.. Mammoscr is twcnty.ninc years
of age and was born and raised In
Chicago. lie has lived in the ward
from childhood up. Is we'll acquaint.
cd with all its needs. AMI Is well and
favorably known to hundreds of its
citizens. While he has never held or
even been n candidate for public Of
flee he has always taken II good citi'