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cred. "Aw, go [ h growled the
minutes seemed like three seconds. Hur-
ley finished with rush that threw
Goodman to the ropes. where the Bat
tier pounded away like a little fury.
Fairy even round
At the beginning OF the second Hurley
rushed Jack 80 furious!y that Goodman
slipped ana fell TO his knees He was
Goodman excelled as boxer. He irove
his punches in clean!y and method
ica!ly, like carpenter driving nails
But that little rei-trunked Hurley. He
"0u.ldos. He went after Goodman
more like a terrier after a rat. His
blows We're rained in from every angle
at such furious speed that the clever
ANonlan became utterly bewildered, had
% turn ana run. tabbing and trying to
aold the Battler off, and with poor sue
cess at that.
Hur!ey's round-a long way.
The third was one grand mix from
start to finish. In one of his endless
p.unges Hurley upset Goodman with
shower of punches and dropped him TO
the mat: Instantly Hurley bent over
and pulled Goodman up-to take an
other punch at him. on one side of
me man was yelling like "a steam
call!ope. Everybody was yelling or try
ing TO. Hurley rushed Goodman all over
and almost hurting him through them.
He was landing hard especially on
F GOOdmans stomach. Again Goodman.
bewi.dered. broke and ran for 1t. He
looked tired. Hurley was going just as
fast as at the start
The fourth round showed a change
| Goodman came out and jabbed Hurley
right over and landed it with a thud
that sounded above the crowds ap-
plause But the Batuer only fell in
against the blows and whaiel away
increasingly. 1t was ALWAYS Goodman
that broke ground. Hurley rushed him
through the ropes. Coming back. Good
man crossed Hurley squarelv on that
thin jaw of his with Il punch that
looked like a knockout. The spectators
easped. But again Hurley fell forward
with furious fusillade OF body blows.
For moment they went az it like wild
men and then Goodman fought off his
feet, broke and got away for a breath
ing spell. Hurley followed and ran into
a JaD that opened a cut over his eye.
Both looked a little tired. No wonder.
Goodman came out for the fifth and
J iabhed Hurley six or EIGHT times in
quick succession throwing MS head ba X
each time. StlM the Battler fell in
against the blows and retaliated with
| 30 a arms working like pistons. Left
right t--right-GoOdman hooked him
on the Jaw-hard. Hurley neve~
hilnkcd. Another right on the jaw and
: .e fe-ei back a Step, but lowered mis-
.eLi and charged in again. Then can't e
: "a '.ll minute of wild mixing. blow for
d BLOW. Goodman. a beautiful little :lgnt-
Ing boxer landed mis- clearly Hurley S
, W re- less scientific bu, they seemed 10
set tla.e Just the same. Both were
/ ured and battered ana bleeding a little.
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Coleman Beats Be-ner.

(sfec!al to The Evening W,-d1
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. 27-Young
Tommy Coleman put It all over Harry
Berger at the Wayne a. c. last night.
Coleman had the best ot the nr'-I;rent from
the start. but could not make Iergcr quit,
who fought back hard IN every round.
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Walsh to Meet Waaner.

Jimmy Walsh and Joe Wagner have been
matched TO meet in six round bout before
night. The lads Will box At catceI weights.
Walsh is likely to secure the decision over
Wagner, he is too fast ana shlfty FOR
him. Wagner IS also matched TO box Jimmy
Stone six round. before the pry Dock A. =.
q week FROM MONDAY
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Donovan Expects to Beat Lewis.

Jim Donovan. the mi IIie weigh; fighter
who is matched - NEE; W...!e Lewis for
ton rounds before the American a. c, OF
schenectady. y i. tomorrow night. means
TO beat Lewis this time, for he l. training
hard for lhe battle at his home at Milford.
Pa and Is reported 10 be in better s-uT-
Than for any fight that ne has taken part
In Tor a long time. Lewis IS working Il:
a gymnasium a: Schenectady.
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PENN'S FIVE DEFEATS COLUMBIA
AND WINS bASkET BALL TITLE

on the floor for coming 20 OIows WITH
Quaker players in the second half. the
big Blue and White captain $ nose bied
after clashnp with McCrudden. RYAN
promptly knocked out his opponent.
VINO was not revived for nearly min
ute
The local players had changed their
line-up so that Capt. Ryan played
against Ke!nath Penn's star forward
and the move proved successful until
Rvans disqualification.
The line up:
Penn. GG). Positions. Columbia tlo,;
Kgnath R,Innl l1,ck K K F Siclitzer MahSn Mif"ai
Nc Tichol ......,. Centre. Cerussi. Schnepp
keifaber ........... g. Ryan MeI11SSsF itI,r Sa
MS%fIa'Si Goais from Ficiid!Kieni 81 Keinath l2l
Ryan (2 Nimbel Goals from FoulIke.n
attn l9l Kiendl 49,. Referee-W, G. Hyatt
Yale Attendance 200 Time OF Halves
Twenty minutes.
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lent pitcher Yours truly happened TO
be in a position to score the first pro
fessional game he ever pitched. and for
ten years l have watched his caree-
closely and with interest. Five years
ago he established a worlds record by
pitching two full games in Touhle-
header, allowing but one. hit, and
that record has never been elualled-
Last season. while pitching for Birmvlg
ham, he established another record by
The evening world., 1908-02-27
BURNS WOULD FIGHT SQUIRES
AND SMITH The SAME NIGHT.

asnins, Jim Bonner at the Arnny A A. of
Boston on Tuesdny night. will figure In an
other fight to night. He vii. meet JET Do
herty. tho bard biting welterUeiEht OF New
Haven, Conn, for ten rounds before the
Colrndo A. C. OF bridegroom. Conn T1is
Will be . great feN. as the men are fast
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VIE last preliminary was over now.

HE last preliminary was over now.
Hurley and Goodman were push
d ing toward the ring by inches
their attendants using a wedge play,
Near me an excited man with ticket
was claiming a seat. A man without a
ticket held IT, Finally an usher dropped
down from somewhere and pulled the
ticketless man out. Then there was
trouble. The t!cketless man announced
himself as building inspector or some-
thlng NE that. OosequlOus Apologies
and offers 10 make room failed to APP
ptase his wounded feelings "NOtulu'
DOM lie announced You thvoW,l
me down. Now, you clear them a.sIcs,
OF IN stop the SNOW"
There was frantic dismay Andy Dor
gan climbed into the ring and auuoua el
Lhat the a!sles would have To ba cleared.
The solid columns IN tine main % sic
wriggled ans gave Il up Andy insisted.
Again the column wrls"i"i and created
an opening through which "a asrpo.,
might have been pushed, standing on
end.
In the ring the main event was about
70 come OF Hurle, and q 1luau slo.lt
hands. Sharkey gT!nneI. The bell rang.
The fight began
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Kelly Begins Work for Papkc.

Hugo Kelly. the Italian middleweieht. to-
day started hard work for his second fight
with Billy Iupke, which is set for Mar>sh
l6. before the Milwaukee Boxing Club. Hugo
has been resting quietly einSs hi. return
from West Baden. whittier he went recently
10 drink the waters. and looms UP as strong
A a Rinnt
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,oE ,yt,pED,S MUSIC HALL. B'way, 29th
JOE WEbCkS Ev.s.l5 Mats Wed. Sat, 2. ID
Wed Mat Burlesque OF the Merry Widow.
5Oc.. 81. 80 Permission of Henry w Savage.
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HURLEY TN FIERCE
SIX-ROUND BATTLE
WITH JACK GOODMAN
Light Weights Furnish Great Bout
Which Ends III Draw -Sharkey
A. c. Members Were
Out in Force.

7 WENT into the Sharkey A. G.
/ last night TO zee good fight. No
one passing Columbus avenue
and Sixty-ffth street about $50
would have had any trouble picking
out the Sharkey club. The sidewalk
IN front OF 1t was packed for half a
block. Tne narrow little stairway
leading up to the second floor. sole
entrance and exit of the club. was
packed two abreast from top to bot
tom. Two abreast fills it from wall
TO wall.
After five minutes Of football play
that would have won a position on
any varsity team, arrived within a
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man nearest the top. sticking out his
elbow. The man who wanted TO get hy
Seal back on my head, and we all came
near topping down the stairs like u
BOW of tenpins.
At last l got inside. aided by Billy
6odenback's strong arm. The one door
Of the Sharkey A c. closed behind me.
shutting out the less fortunate. The
inside wasn't quite tull-yet- There was
only one layer on the chairs ana in the
aisles.
A stout gentleman was holding down
my seat. He got up politely and
squeezed over to one side. The neigh
bors drew in long breath. and then
damned in between them and began to
sit down. There we We're as tlgat as
90 many corks in so man. bottles.
reached down from the ceiling and
plucked me from my seat with Il cork
screw pull | would have come out with
q pop like champagne cork.
THE preliminary was going on. A
dark skinned, curly-headed Kid
q was .frantically walloping at a
hght-haired gentleman of Saxon an
cestry. who was walloping back with
Squal vigor. Referee Tom Sharkey
with a wide grin. was enjoying the
Eight. He had a cinch. elbow room to
burn. One kid butted Nix on tn
rough stuff" ordered Sharkey. Get in
an box"
There We're more preliminaries. and
al the time the crowd kept on coming
In The first layer. We're beginning to
double up. An ofticious usher fought
his way desperately along one side of
the ring, escorting a gentleman who
walked on peoples toes ana kept his
weather eye on the bout that was GO
Ing on In the ring. Make way for
a seat for tn doc?" apparently there
wasn't any seat. Several people swore
to the fact aud!bly. AT least they as
serted II in formula that differed
snghuy from the usual legal one. The
doc got about ten feet from where
sat and stuck. This is a bum fight
you don't want to see this" he re
marked encouragingiy to the seated
ones VINO were trying 10 see through
him. NO, we don't want u see Il. =
they answered in voices tlngcd with
sarcasm. Finally the doc" sat on an
other spectator lap compaceutly and
remarked that ne was satisfied if the
other fellow was. He got away with IL.
Everything was packed bv this time.
IIhere Ie was hardly room to w!sgle a toe.
Meinbers hunting for their seats piled
up in the aisles like log lam. 1t was
nearly time for the main event. Tra
single door that acted as entrance and
exit stoppel opening because a hay
press couldn't have pusaed another
man inside. Goodman ana Hurley GER
tainly are popular scrappers.
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Y OMAN flI st.I"x .av. lT.g5.a55O75
i IA X Nellie. the Bcautl- Mat
" ~ 1AA> fu, Cloak Model sat,
Next wenH. Dolly kempcr sweet Dolly o."
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Those behind pushed
of paved the fellow
up" ordered "Aw, h growled h
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Mike Lynch has probably seen his Last
dAvs the diamond Ha h.s h@sn I'M
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- LflS ~ t.oW"rN. near Canal st.
Every Evening. 7,30 sat, & Sun Mats. 80.
Grand concert RcfiHod Vaud. NOV Pictures
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I'M nklInI Nj Geo Eyaus. Rosie Lloyd,
ItW lINIHl DGi' khIno's Fnntomime Co.,
IlUL UIilliL 25c. hiason- Iscelcr Co., Stun
" Bway X t2i s.. ming Grenadiers, SO.
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KEITH & PEOCTO9'S

Harlem S6' s6o%E ~ "TRILBY" .sctHa
urlIrati- Amateur Might Ton after -er So
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linnA rqily Jessie MiIlward q
HI IHHEKR MAI Co, w. c. Kelly,
HI lillIUUilu -'" Military Octet. Ella
HIM av 4 l26'h ST. snyder. Cth-rs.
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HSloH y MATINEE DAILY.
Continuous show
| Donovan & Arnold. Helen 1ri1 Billy Link
| lest SEATS 30 cts.-BALCONY. 20 ctA
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27

In this contest the following rules will be ovserved:
 The Daily and Weekly Picay- une will pay the railroad fare and hotel bill of the ex-Confederate soldier, living in Nevada county, who receives the greatest num- Der of votes, under the condi- tions of this article, up to 1 o'clock D. m.. June 1.
 We have arranged with E. A. Short, the jeweler. to give to the lady that casts the greatest num- Der of votes in this contest, a gold-handled, $10 umbrella, and a beautiful $16 chocolate set, which is now on exhibition at his store.
 To the man who casts the greatest number of votes in this contest we will give $5 worth of merchandise at the New York Store.
 Every cash subscription to the Weekly Picayune for one year will count 100 votes.
 One months cash subscription to the Daily 2, votes
 Two months cash subscription to the Daily, 50 votes.
 Three months, 75 votes.
 Four months. 100 votes.
 One years subscription to the Daily, 250 votes.
 In other words, for every cent paid on subscription on the Daily and Weekly. either new or in ar rears, will count one vote.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
yE Local News. Interesting Happenings in and
 Around Town.

Sawed Oak fence Posts at Hatley yard.
 John Caldwell went to Benton this morning.
 C. T. Marian of Rosston was in the city today.
 Wall paper, a comple line at the Variety Store.
 Lawn Swings, good ones.
 Prescott Supply < Hdw Go. w. l.. Miller, of Marshall, Tex as. came in last night.
 Born-0n last Tuesday, to Wal ter Hendrix and wife, a girl.
 Dr. Mcdaniel. of Boughton, was in the city this morning.
 lee picks, fans and many other articles you need, at the variety Store.
 Hamilton & Capelle are the ladies friends--when 1t comes to framing pictures.
 D. A. s. Buchanan. who has been quite sick for the past week, IS reported as much better this morning.
 The ladies of the Rebecca Lodge will give an ice cream supper on the night of Tuesday, June 9, and everybody is invited. The pro- ceeds of this supper will go to purchase regalia for the Rebecca lodge.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
ATTENTION VETERANS or FORESTS
 CAVALRY.

have secured the use of Gelder $ Hall. at the corner FouFth Avenue and Twentieth street. Birmingham. Ala for the headquarters ef Forrest $ Cavalry during the keanlan in June. By writing to Gal Thonss < Tate, at Birmingham. CT applying te hIn iname- distsly upon arrival. Yoa can secuHe a horse. saddle and hridls fer ase ssn day ef parade fer ts2a tSo dollars. it is my earnest desire that eEerB member of Forrest g CavelFy shall pom us in the parade. All are requested to meet al Geider's Hall at Ia o'eiock a ui. ser ond day of Reunion. A mass meeting and election will be held Let every veteran of Forests Cavalry make an effort to attend Ae may never have such an opportunity to meet agaln.
 Most sincerely your c0mraae.
 II. A. TYLER, Llent Gen.
 Commanding Forrest . Cavalry Corps.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
ARTISAN

Leonard and Bird Morris, of Gum Grove, attended the party Wednesday night.
 Uncle Dan McSweeny is able to be out after two weeks tussle with rheumatism.
 Mrs. Ida Stone, of Howard county. is spending a week here visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Ross.
 Charles Peachy wife, and all the little Peaches, visited Will Cummings Sunday.
 The pound supper at Will Cum- ming's Wednesday night was largly attended. Snap, Please or Displeased. Slap-out and Goodnight were the games in- dulged in.
 Attendance at Sunday school is on the decline. We can not have a Sunday school and every body stay at home. Come out, everybody, next Sunday and lend helping hand chat some thing good may be done for the young folks, as well as the older ones.
 Post Card was the guest of Jake Sanders and family Sunday for dinner, and had plenty of fish, and today am quite foppy.
 Misses Anna Black and Rosie Eddy will leave for Hope Satur. day to visit friends couple of days. PosT CARD.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
ADDITIONAL PRIZES.

The following named firms of Prescott will give the following additional prizes to the success full veteran in the Picayune's re- union contest:
 F.. A. Short, jeweler-Set of Tea Spoons, worth $l.0O.
 Prescott Hardware Go, - Rocking Chair. worth $3.00
 W. T. Hart. One Shirt, worth sl.50
 New York Store Pair of Pants worth $500
 Moncrief Drug Store Comb and Brush. worth $l.00.
 Variety Store. a pocket knife worth sl.00.
 Hesterly Drug Store, small box of cigars worth Sl.00.
 ]. k. Hamilton X O.. one fine shirt worth Sl.J 70.
 Steed. Calheott X Co. Suit un- derwear. worth Sl.0O.
 D. M. City Co, Suit underwear worth Sl.0O
 Mcdaniel Hdw Co. Keen Cut ter Razor. worth S2. 5e
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
Good Ice Cream all the time at Howard Terry's

The young ladies, who are yet in their teens, and who reside in the Andrews Addition and Jones Boulvard, have organized them selves into a society. known as the Willing Workers and they meet this afternoon at three o'clock with Misses Mary and Susie Jones. Misses Helen An drews and May Horn will be the guests of honor at the meeting today.
 The State Democratic Conven- ton meets in Little Rock next Tuesday. It promises to be an interesting convention from the fact that there will be at least two contests to decide.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
BLUFF CITY
Health in general is good.

Health Tn general IS good.
 The farmers had nice weather last week. and they made good use of it. Crops is looking very well, considering everything.
 MT. Dick Crowell is real sick at this writing.
 There was public speaking here last Saturday night on Socialism by MT. Evered. of Prescott, and J. M. Henry, of this place. They made fine speeches. which re- suited in the organization of a Socialist club.
 MT. Fincher, of Rosston, was visiting in the city last Saturday night, the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Frank Dempsy. She re- turned home with him Sunday.
 A. E. Adams is to go to Bod cav this week to attend the meet ing of the School Board, which he is a member. All trustees should attend if possible.
 MT. Edgar Fruit, is at home from the Arkansas University.
 Joe Meador and Clint Askew are to be at home from Bodcaw next Thursday.
 A. F.. Adams and family, was visiting out in the country last Sunday, guest of Mrs. Hattie Adams.
 Our merchants are very busy selling goods and playing Domi- noes.
 Success to all. UNCLE r.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
THE MILLER HOTEL

For SaIe-0ne good-as-new Surry. Will sell at a bargain.
 JAMES BLISS.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
---New Candy---An kinds at Howard Terry's.

For Sale Hundreds of old Georgia Collard plants, 10 cents per hundred.
 O.L. MoNCRIEF. 2, Mrs. J. V. Tedford, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Alex Vaughan, for the past three months, and who had intended leaving for her home at Salt Lake City last Sunday. on account of so much rain, wash outs and bad railroad connec- tions. will remain in Prescott for about ten days.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
KAMA.
Rain. rain and more rain.

Rain, rain and more rain.
 The farmers here are getting badly behind. The measles got some behind, and now the rain is causing the rest of us to get behind.
 The measles are about to run out in these parts. after raging for two months or more.
 MT. Woody Steede, who has been quite sick for two or three weeks, is some better. He had the measles too.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
---Keg Olives and Dill pickles at Howard Terry's,

plChIeS dl fhOWdSu AChhy o.
 Get in the swim and have your pictures framed. Hamilton & Capelle, residence phone 275.
 Dr. A. s. Buchanan who has been quite sick with slow fever. is reported much better this morning.
 Rev. I. R. M. Beeson, of Saint Louis. was a pleasant caller this morning. He is representing the Christian Home at Council Bluff, Iowa.
 LOST Between Iron bridge and P. Norman S on Rosston road, a blue cl ambrey shirtwaist worked with white thread. Fin der will please bring to this office.
 Buy your rough lumber from the Hatley yard or mill. Prompt delivery made.
 Mrs. Dr. Sid Weaver of Fulton, who has been visiting her moth. CT, Mrs. M. J. Ellis the past week, returned to her home this morning.
 A. R. Barr, out on Route 2, killed a rattler in his lot yester- terday that measured } feet and had 13 rattles, and he said part of them had been torn off.
 On June 1st 1908, 1 will again take charge of my restaurant on West Main Street, and respect fully solicit your patronage.
 MRS. 1. s. BLACK.
 -Dr. R. l.. Hinton is still in the Optical business. Has had 30 years experience. Will give satisfaction or your money back. Will repair broken frames. Office at Geo. Terry's store.
 E. w. Conklin, W 0 has re- gently been offered a situation at Stamps, it is understood, will not accept, but will remain in Pres colt and learn the millinery busi- ness.
 Mrs. C. B. Amber returned to her home at Malvern this morn- ing. accompanied by Miss Grace Teal, who will be Mrs. Ambler's S guest for the next two weeks. Hamilton X Capelle have the ladies looking through a glass in a picture frame.
 Until the first of June, with each purchase amounting to 25c or more, we will give a nice pal metto fan. Variety Store.
 Major Otis Moncrief has been appointed Assistant Quarter master General on the Staff of the Major General Commanding, James H. Berry, and has been notified to report at Arkansas Headquarters at Birmingham on June 9.
 Have your harness and sad dies repaired by man of exper- fence. Buggies painted, and all other repair work. Mention your trouble. Phone 219. John Lancaster.
 Buy your flowers, bulbs, plants, etc., from Vestal X Son Little Rock.
 At the city council meeting yesterday D. J. Montgomery was selected as City Scavenger, and he will enter upon the duties of that office at once. Mir. Montgo- mery says that he will give the duties personal supervision, and that with the cooperation of the people, he will keep Prescott in a sanitary condition this summer.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
LIGHT VOTE
 POLLED TODAY.
Miss Almand Assumes the Lead Again. Hitchcock
 Still Leads.
The vote today was:

The vote today was:
 Dougan 138, Daniel IF, Hitch cock 29, Moncrief 3.
 Miss Almand 264, Miss Wilson 2. M. E. Dougan IF and Gray son IF.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
Prescott G Northwestern Railway LO.
Effective Sunday. March 20. 1908 at Midnight.

Trains No. 8. 6 and 6. freight only. Arcadia. Dunlap. Patsville. Redland. McCas- kill Crossing and Cooleyville will be stops foi trains 1 and on flag.
 o. H. HELRIG. G. P. & T. A.
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
GLEASONS EUROPEAN Ml1
 RESTAURANT IN CONNEc1M !

ROOMS $1.O0 UP
 Electric Lights, Electric Eleui Long Distance Telephone, TeI3 and Typewriting. We use Filtered Water. Corner Secom Center Streets. Little Rock. Arfas
Daily picayune., 1908-05-27
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

VuuNtI ULMUUnAilU NUWiHLLo' Representative, J. w. Whaley.
 Sheriff,
 Ed Hood. County Judge, A. M. Denman. Circuit Clerk, F. E. Murrah. County Clerk, J. A. Bailey. County Treasurer, w. C. Felts.
 Assessor, Jno. D. Bright. Surveyor, Tom Lavender. Coroner, C. C. Purtle. Cotton Weigher, H. T. Ingram.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-08-25

Put tender ears Of corn in colander
and let little hot water run over them
for a moment. Then cut the corn from
the cob, scraping out all the juicy pulp
and rejecting the bulls. Pack into
sterilized pint jars, working the kerr
nels down compactly with a silver
knife. When filed to within an inch
of the top dissolve for each quart can
teaspoonful each salt and sugar in
three-quarters of pint Of warm wa
ter and pour over the corn. Adjust the
lid without the rubber and steam three
hours in boiler. Then take out, put
on the rubbers and tops, screw tightly
and cook three-quarters Of an hour Ion
ger. The boiling must be continuous.