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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-27
SPOON MAKERS
Holiday Will Make q Difference
 in Wages on Pay Day.

Something far more important. than the changing of the name of Dublin street to Hamilton avenue is now oc- cupying the minds of q number of re- sidents of the east end, and although perhaps the discussions that will take place will not get to the ears of the public so readily. nevertheless, there { Is likely to be some heated arguments 2 for the next few days. It IS the em- ployes of Roger & Brothers factory where everything of late has moved along serenely and where the fellow workmcn have been so congenial, do- ing anything in their power to make It pleasant for each other and following the golden rule of do as you would get done," that are painted ready for service in the spoon" shop as the factory is commonly known, some labor on piece work, others by the day. The factory has not had the half holiday on Saturday in the past but the officials of the company decided this year in view of the bemoanings Of some of their help to run on the schedule of almost all the other shops in the city on the last day of the week. The news circulated that there was to be half holiday on Saturday and the '.spoonerines' were very happy looking crowd as they filed out of the gate on Thursday and Friday thinking of their half holiday on Sat urday. But what a shock it was to the day workers when they heard they were to receive no wages for their half day off on Saturday. Immediate ly there was an uproar. Those who are paid by the day are now clrculat- ing petition which they will in all probability present to Manager Rock well asking that they either be allowed to work on aSturday afternoon or re- ceive full pay for the day.
 Although the factory still continues to pay good wages the employees do not have the "cinch' as i'll the days gone by. It was no uncommon sight a few years back to see some of the workmen on pleasant afternoon playing ball in the Spoon shop lot or lover in back of Gosss." They could lay off when they wished and work when they so desired. Those were the happy days, but 1t is altogether differ ent now.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-27
Too LATE To cLAssIFY.
lIsrRicT oF wAFERBuRY. ss PRO.

nIsTRlcT OF WATERBURY. ss PRO- D bate Court May Bsth. tpc7.
 E tate of Dominco Marfneiln. late of Water. bury in said district deceased
 Upon the application of Cbaries ". Benby. pTarfng for authoritr from this court to eel the real estate Of said deceased, slfuatcd a Harperis Ferry Waterbury. Coan-. so cAiiel as per application on file more faIly sppears. itfs
 Ordered fh.t said applicstioa bs heard nnd determined af the Pfobats uffica "a WatefosrY fn nal4 district co tho &p1h tay of May A. D. fsyT ntg o'clock h the fcrerocn and that no- ticr be rfven of the re11ency nf said applicH- tlcu aud the tine and pinee or Asaring shersen bT p1h1lsh1na tte sane oss tine in sozns nsws- paper having cire1lat1o1 i1 s1d clstrteE
 BF or1er of Colrt
 g11es J. c.ssin. cssk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-27
No Counterfeit Watches.

William J. Larkin, superintendent of the Waterbury Clock factory, stated to-day that he did not believe that anyone in this city was endea- voring to place counterfeit Ingersoll watches on the market. Occasion ally there are some stolen from our factory and recently we endeavored to locate the person who took the last that was missing, but that is all there is to it," he continued.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-27
cARPErs AND RUGS CLEAHrD.

by cur new procsss- Cleans thoFozgh- lY and kills all disease EsrmA The prlcs h rsasunsbIsL Ingrzins and Brussels fc per rard Yeiretz NIL tons and Moc1ettes fc per yzrdL
 THE K0DU LAUNDRY CO
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-01-26

The decision of the Supreme Court
I'm the case of the State Of Louisiana
VA. the Cumberland Telephone Com
many. denying the writ of review to
the Circuit Court OF Baton Rouge
parrish, adds another case to the long
list which tine Railroad Commission
has won during the past twelve
months. This case of the Railroad
Commission against the Cumberland
Company has had an unusual course.
The Commission fined the Cumber-
land Company $1,000 for violating
Its rules I'm making an overcharge
The case went before Judge Favrot,
of the District Court Of East Baton
Rouge parish, and Judge Favrot
handed down n decision sustaining
the commission, but reduced the fine
tn 500. The Cumberland Company
appealed the case to the Circuit Court
of Appeals, and this Court affirmed
the decision of the lower court, and
increased the fine to 500 The Su.
ureme Court now refuses a. writ 81
review. When this fine il paid 1T vii
make about $500 in fines that has
been collected by the Commission
within the past several months.
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Rev. w. n. Greed writes us an III
t.r.stinp letter from Oklahoma,
which will he found elsewhere In TINS
issue. In regard to his statement
about the soil of the hills of Grant
w ashiny into Iatt lake. we woulsl
sugyes. to him that that sort o'
thing can he prevented. and that
ouite a number of the hill farmers Oh
Grant are now taking effective meas
ures to keep their soil on the farm bs
proper blowing. terracing, etc. LII
few years. after Oklahoma gets a III
tie Older. he will see the same thlnt
there. Just as it has to be done III III
hills of all of the older states.
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The Cotton Seed Oil Trust.

At the annual convention Of the
Southern Cotton Association, held IN
birmingham. Ala, recently, the Cot
ton Seed OIL Trust received severe
Jolt, almost paralyzing. although
there were present. In It's defense q
number OF prominent attorneys to
plead In it's favor.
The credit Of this jolt 10 due to Cap
tnin Marston of East Point. who. be-
ing thoroughly familiar with parlia-
inentary rules, permitted no oppor-
tunity to escape his vigilant eyes,
and with the force of his earnestness,
his honesty aud bulldog tenacity,
scored u success from which possibly
a hundred millions Of dollars may bt
derived by the growers OF cotton d
the South.
In the resolutions reproduced II
this issue Of The Caucasian Is demon
strated forcefully the result of thu
contention. With its full array o
men trained In It's service. and III
liinitless power and influences. TIL
Cotton OIL Trust was compt He'd t.
Yield when one Of the best Interest,"
of the south was forced to a conclu
sion. which no man In that conven
tion, unless bound to the trust, coul'
resist. To Captain Marston there
due the fullest credit for the defeat q
the Cotton OH Trust and it's scheme
Shreveport Caucasian. Jan. ~.
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W.siI. Wallace Made Chairman.

yvrsfAsAs ~ s~ss~~~~~
The new State Board Of Equaliza-
ton met In the city Of Baton Rouge
ON Monday, Jan. 2lst, and held It's
first meeting for the purpose OF Or
ganization, and to get In readiness
for the real work. which will begin
In June, after the assessment rolls al
the different parishes are filed. The
board was organized by the election
OF w. NJ. Wallace, Of VIM, as chair
man, and w. N. Curley. Of Lake
Charles. sss secretary.
All Of the members of the new board
were present, as follows:
X. w. KiordaD Of the first district
J..K. Gaudet, second district.
A. NJ. Martin. third district.
william Wallace, fourth district.
+. ii. Mctlelland. fifth district.
Thos. G. Glynn, sixth district.
HE. Estorge. seventh district.
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job work for the New Year.


The Chronicle has bad n fine large
r m of jcb work for several weeks.
showing the continued satisfaction
which the good quality and artistic
work turned out by this office gives
the business public. Among those
we have turned ont jobs for since
Ian. 1st are: w. Il. Clarke, Wood
men of the World. J. !. Trvais. Bank
of Colfax, u. +. Dewitt. Iatt Lumber
Co, NJ. f. Swafford, j. +. Drewett'
W.C.&J. b. Roberts, q. Ii. Mcknight
II. NJ. Brock, Colfax Mercantile Co.,
+. 4. LEMON, Colfax Steam Laun-
dry. Milton Wells, l.. L. Thompson
Mrs. G. X. p. Calhoun. A. A. Dean
Drs. Goode & Gray. Miss Charl Lurry
j.. II. McNeely, Dave Christy. and
Others. For some of these parties
we printed rs many as four or nv
different Jobs.
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places for Holding Summer Nor
mails Selected.


J.E. Keeny. State Institute Con-
ductor. is sending the following let
ter out to the parish superintendent
of education throughout louisiana
"Dear Sir-The Board OF State IN
stitute Managers has found II posi-
hIe with the funds at it's commando
to conduct about eleven summer nor.
NAL schools during the summer Oh
IM7. 1t IL considered advisable TO
classify these schools as ioiio"s'
Three schools for beginners IN teach
inc. six schools for teachers now
hnidinp second or third grade certiii-
ties. and two schools for teachers
now holding first grade certificates
| and normal school and college dipio
mas. Considering the convenience o
the largest number Of teachers, ans
farmer distribution OF summer
schools. it IL thought best to locat'
the eleven schools as follows:
.First-Three schools for begin
ners In teaching. at New Orleans
HUSTON and Lafayette, schools oeSia'
ming lime 3. aud closing July ~
1907-eight weeks.
..S..c,,ud-Six schools Tor teacher
now holding second or third gran
} reachers' certificates. ut Homer. MAJ
, thnyjlIe, Jennings. New Orleans, y,
noleouville and Jonesvilie. schoo
beginning June 3. and closing Jun
I. ~. lyO7-four weeks.
: ..rhird-Two schools for teacher
now holding first grade teaciiers ce
t,ficntes. and normal school ana ca
" lepe diplomas. at Baton Rouge an
y Nntchitoches, schools beginning nj
81 3. and closing July IL. lW'-s
u weeks.
..The local authorities. where
sumner school is located. will not
rxuected tn make any financial co
" tributions for the maintenance
II, fine school. but will be expet
ed to provide suitable nun
y ing -four well equipped classroom
r. and an assembly hall. all IN o
N buil.ling), lights, janitor service "
n ter, etc.
!. .rhis assignment OF locations
n not final. and the above IL commu
of Gated to you for the purpose OF {
H. tanning your views relative 10
4, same. ~ it would affect attendai
:. from your parish. The locations y
~ nv finally determined after obtain
~ the views of all the parish super
40 tendents, which should he within
- upxt ten DAYS."
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.Before we can sympathize with 9th.
ers. we must have suffered ourselves.
No one can realize the suffering attend
ant upo an attack of the grip. unless he
has had the actual experience. There
Is probably no disease that causes 80
much physical and mental agony, or
which so successfully deties medical aid,
All danger from the grip, however, may
lie avoided by the prompt use OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Among the
tens of thousands who have used this
remedyy not one case has ever been re-
norted that has resulted in pueumoniH
or that has recovered. Sold by Valley
Drug Store.
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MIR. b. +. Lewis was In Colfax last
Saturday. and while here had his
subscription marked up into 1908.
which Of course put the printer In
good shape to enjoy his noted whole
souled hearty laugh. Ben says he Is
in the race for sheriff for good. will
make official announcement of the
fact In due season, and the man that
wins before the people has surely got
him to bent.
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Lodge of X. p. Organized.

The charter members OF the Coiiax
lodge of the Knights of Pythias held
their initial meeting in the court
house on the night OF Jan 18th. ana
proceeded to organize by the eiectioh
NJ the following officers: w. A.
Brownlee, Chancellor Commanders.
A. Williams, Vice Chancellor; W. >.
Roberts. Prelate; j. l.. Morantine,
Keeper of Records and Seals; >. D.
Roberts. Master at Arms; Z. \. '''r-
naban. Master of the Exchequer;
lChas. Tumminello. Keeper OF WORKS.
Ii II I.aCroix. Inner Guard; John
McCurley. Outer Guard.
This Lodge Is organized with the
splendid enrolment OF thirty meiii-
hers. and we understand that IL Is
likely three or four charter members
may be admitted before they get
ldcwn to their fra ternity work. Or
yanizer Officer Harris has an ap-
: pointment to he here Feb 1th' Tor
9 the purpose OF investing the lodge
e with it's secret work of grips, signs.
: etc. Also C. S. Ehlbert will he here
! to organize the insurance depart
e ment the same night.
We understand the X. P's. havese-
= cured the hall over the Tumnlinei''
brick store opposite the depot. an'
d will have it elegantly and appropr'
~ ately fitted up for their lodge room
x They have their jewels and parapher
MALTA. and also the regalia for thirty
NJ members. already ON hand. and al
n Together this lodge promises To ID
oi launched under the most favoraM
a auspices. The enrolment member
NJ shin embraces the flower OF this con
ne munity, and the Chronicle congratt
a. lates them upon their propitious IN
Is ginning and welcomes them anon
nj the Colfax fraternities.
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Hurtful to the Sonth.

Mr.F. NJ. WEIGH, former mayor Oh
Alexandria, but now Immigration
agent OF the Gould railroad SYSTEM
saws: r"rhegreatestenemy OF south
ern development in the United States
to-day Ia Senator Tillnan.
This utterance il made quite force
full and apparent by Mr.. Welch I'D a
column interview In the Washington
u. c.. Times. Of January l4th. I'D
which he points out the way In which
senator Tillman' erratic and violent
lv unfair assertions do great harm
Mr.. WEIGH makes his criticisms In THIS
matter not no much IA representa-
tive of the railroads, but ON his own
responsibility AS u citizen Interested
In the welfare of this country. lie
saws Humans talks have driver
thousands of desirable. settlers IRON
the South.
"The logical conclusion OF Senato'
Tillman's argument would I've III
abandonment of the rural district
of the south. His recent utterahc
I'm Wisconsin that the white womel
on the farms of the South are prison
ers in their homes Is not only vicious
" untrue. but 1t had the effect q
causing numbered Wisconsin iarn
ers to abandon a prospecting trip
the south. The Immediate resul
was the loss Of a colony Of progre'
siye citizens such as the South q
much needs. And that IL typicai
the effect which Tillman's speenht
have In the North.
Capital and immigrants do NJ
seek a land where conditions are sue
as T.llman paints. Louisiana ii
wear Increased It's assessed valuatit
SOS 1000, 900; it's people are contente
prosperous. and live under u reign
law and order. The isolated exec
tion no more makes Il rule here tn,
In any other State"
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Dangers Of Cold and How 10 Avoid
Them.

More fatalities have their origin in or
result from cold than from any other
cause. This fact alone should make
ueople more careful as there is no dan
Ger whatever from cold when it is prop
erly treated in the beginning. For many
wears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been recognized as the most prompt and
sffectual medicine in use for this disease
II acts on natures plan. loosen's the
cough, relieves the lungs. opens the Sc
,retion and aids nature in restoring the
system to healthy condition. Sold b,
Valley Drug Store.
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,curea ofLung Trouble.

at rs now eleven years slnce Hau
narrow escape from consumption" writes
G. %. Floyd, leading business man OF
Kershaw. S. c.. Il had run down IN
weight to 1876 pounds. and coughing was
constant, both by day and by night. FL
ually began taking DIR. Kings New
Discovery, and continued this for about
ak months. when my cough aud lung
trouble were entirely gone and was re,
stored to my normal weight, l1U
pounds." Thousands of persons are
healed ever year. Guaranteed at Ores
cent Drug Store.
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Notice of Stockholders Meet
inc of La. R'y Co.

Notice IL hereby given that a meeting OF the
stockholders of the Louisiana Railway Company
will be held at the oifce Of said corporation at
selma Louisiana at 10 o clock a. IN. on Thurs
day the eth day of March, 1877, for the purpose Oh
considering and deciding upon the question Oh IN
creasug the capital stock of said Louisiana Raii'
way Company This In accordance with the az
lion 81 the board Of directors OF said company
had upon the 18th day Of January 1897 40.
Done BY order of the Board OF Directors, TINS
list day Of January. A. u. 1907.
J. M. BERNARDEN,
II EITZGERAID. President.
Secretary Louisiana Railway Company.
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Notice of Final Account.
thirteenth Judicial District Court. Parish
Grant, State OF Louisiana.

Thirteenth Judicial District Court. Parlsn Oh
Grant, State OF Louisiana.
Succession of Emile Chelette, Deceased
Notice Ia hereby given that A. Morat Bii'is. "a,
snccession has fled in my Office his fnal account
Of administration Of said succession
You are. therefore. notified to take notice
thereto II any, within the time prescribed Dy
law and show cause II any you have. why the
anal account fled should not be homoiogated
and made the Judgment OF the court ana . .ne
mnds distributed In accordance with the schedule
Of debtr fled therein. -
Witness the Hon. w. +. Blackman. Judge Of
the 18th Judicial District Court. Given under my
nf,s.iaI seal and signature this the 18th day oil
December A D. 1906 JAMES j. O'QulNN
clerk I3th Jud Dist. Court, Grant Parish
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-01-26

WANTED QUICK-Active agents
i'm every parish i'm Louisiana to sell
ON the installment plan lots and
farms i'm Southwest Texas. Superior
opportunity for rich returns and for
a magnificent Investment IN n fine
progressive country, unexcelled Tor
climate and within easy reach of all.
For full particulars apply quick to
CUSHM REALTY CO.,
Exclusive State Agents.
Alexandria, La.
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Sour
Stomach

No appetite. loss Of strength. nervous.
ness. headache. constipation, bad breath.
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
Of the stomach are all due 10 indigestion.
Kodol cures indigestion This new discov-
cry represents the natural juices Of diges-
don - they exist In healthy stomach.
combined With the greatest known tonic
and reconstructve properties. Kodol for
dyspepsia does not only relieYe indigestion
and dyspepsia. but this famous remedy
helps al stomach troubles by cleansing.
purifying. swsetsning and strengthening
ihe mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr.. s. S. Bal. q Ravsnswood. w. Va: says
% WA troubled NTH stomach for twenty years.
Kodol cured me md We ere now using Il b min
Cor baby
Kodol Digesas What You Eat.
BottIes only Relieves Indigestion. sour stomach
beIcking Of gas, etc.
Prepared By &. o. Dewitt 4 CO.. CHICAGO.
Sold ty n. 3. Faraido.
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Notice to License Payers.

Colfax. La, Jan. 21st. 1907. /.
Parties required to take out license
are hereby notified that l am prepar:
ed to issue both State and Parish
Licenses for the year 1907. All deal
ers and PERSONS subject to pay IL
cense are hereby notified to come Tor
ward at once and settle the same.
NJ. +. SWAFFORD,
Sheriff and Ex-OfficiO Tax Collector.
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ao,x 70 cure chlIIblaIns.

ITO, enjoy freedom from chilblains.
writes John Kemp. East Otisfield. Me.
II apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Have
nsed + for salt rheum with excellent re-
sults." Guaranteed to cure fever sores,
indolent ulcers. piles, burns. wounds,
frost bites and skin diseases. 2oc at
Crescent Drug Store.
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Sheriff Sale.
lsth Judicial District Court. Parish OF Gran
state OF Louisiana.

18th Judicial District Court. Parish OF Grant,
state OF Louisiana.
Milton O'Quinn VS.. Il. ID. Stansell.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of writ
Of seizure and sale issued out 81 the istn Juuieia
n;sf rIrt Cont In the above entitled suit and to
me directed have seized and win offer for sale at
the principal front door OF the court house IN
colfax. La. between the legal hours prescribed
by law, ON
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1907.
the following described property. seized as the
property Of the defendant. viz:
Lot No. 6 OF Block No. 10 Of the town OF verda'
La. together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Terms of sale--Cash subject to appraisement.
NJ. Z. SWAFF0RD,
Colfax, La, Jan. is, 1907. snern'
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Notice to Stockholders.

Notice IL hereby given that the Stockhoiuers
of the Bank Of Montgomery will hold their annual
meeting at their banking house In Montgomery:
aisctinr n BOARD of Directors to serve for the en-
suing year. This Dee. 20. 1906
'"e L. DOW wARDLOW,. Cashier.
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wonderful me

Poasesses wonderful medical power
over the human body, removing all DIS
orders from your system. is what hollis
fer's Rocky Mountain Tea will do Makes
Won veil. keeps you veil. 50 cents, tea
~ tablets. Sold BY Crescent Drug 20.
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Tax Collectors Notice.
sHERIFF's OFFICE, COLFAX. La, |
JAxUARY ~, 1891.

JANUARY II, 1891.
tn Unknown Owners of Imm0vabfe Property
Situated in the Parish OF Grant. La
The following Is the list Of lands and the amount
of taxes due thereon which belong to persons
whose place OF residence or their agent arr IN
l,ss the owner or their agent comes forward WITH
In twenty DAYS from the date hereof. tviz: Jan.
lIth) l will proceed to advertise ana sell THESE
Lands according to law, viz
YAM. Dissertation Taxes
ynkuown Owner, 40 acres. SEA OF neA sec
~ tn north range | east. State tax 40c
pnrish tax Soc special tax 40c advertising
total ~ ~ "
rntnown Owner. 40 acres neA OF nwH sec
3s I'D north. range west, State tax ioc,
parjsh tax soc, special tax Acc. advertising
W NJ f. SwAFFOKD.
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
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FOR SALE-S0 head first class
work cattle. and bead of mules.
GEORGETOWN LBR. Co. Ltd,
ian5-4t Georgetown, La.
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For ache or pain. for sprain or bruise.
RoyaIine Oil is the thing to use.
Try it and you will use nothing else.
That's the way they all do. 25c and ooc.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.

0OULB COLL80B 70 the Ieedsug and
Hngllsh Tsalnlng school In the South.
e 10 recognized everywhere % Wide.
AWake, Practical, Reliable, Prog. eraive.
Yooular and 0uccessfu1 School. II makes
20 delueive promises TO secure students.
oOULB COLLH0E owns and occupies
the Rineot Buslnees &c COL BUILDING In
America. 10 Experienced Teachers. Book.
keepere and ateuoRyaphers recommended.
eond for New illustrated Circular.
oHo. SOULS e soma
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ea s socas Gsosd Ssssos
Wv Valley Depot and are now reauy
for business. We propose TO car
~ 2 line of goods from which you can Sc
ect what you need without having I ngga u Ell
at 2 margin of profit that will make It TO
your ye interest to trade with US. If good
goods. close prices and courteous treat,
ment count for anything we feel that yo oiI
and INSPECT our merchandise, assuring you
a' visit viii be appreciated; We have Sc
iected our entire stock with view to qual-
ity, and shall always endeavor to mer,t I ire
of Goods offered them. Country produce
will wi H be bought and sold. and we will make
snecialty of eggs and country produce;
We will also add delivery wagon ana an
purchases will be delivered WITHIN tne
limits of the town.