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The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10


predecessor, hi state sat e4
recommendatic taa the tss3A
vice be reclas aei iieas4rassts Ia ae
kind Of work, Sd Fiat she work
curing most aDp}lcatiun Ina kFsowi
edge and abil Y sbsil @soasya 1sase
compensation. Dsao,e suyu a
change would be fairer to the whole
force and would permanently improve
the personnel of the service.
The President adds:
Il am strongly convinced that no
other practical solution of the diff
culties presented by the superannua-
ton of civil servants can be found
than that of a system of civil pen
sions.n
! regret to refer to the fact of the
discovery of extensive frauds in the
collection of the Customs revenue at
New York City, in which a number of
the subordinate employees In the
weighing and other departments
were directly concerned and in which
the beneiciaries were the American
Sugar Refining Company and others.
The frauds consisted In the payment
of duty on underweights Of sugar
The Government has from
fhe American Sugar Refining Com
spany all that it is shown to have
been defrauded of. It would seem
to me that an investigation of the
frauds by Congress at present. pend
ing the probing by the Treasury De-
partment and the Department of JUS
tice, as proposed, might be giving
immunity and otherwise prove an
embarrassment in securing conviction
of the guilty parties.
; BY reason of what is known in the
recent Tariff bill as the "maximum
and minimum" clause, the President
says, fear has been expressed that
this power conferred and duty inn
posed on the executive are likely to
lead to a tariff war. / beg to express
the hope and belief that no such re-
suit need be anticipated"
Continuing this subject. he re-
marks:
The new tariff law enables me to
appoint a new tariff board to assist
me in connection with the Depart
ment of State in the administration Of
the minimum and maximum clause
of the act and also to assist officers
of the Government in the administra-
ton of the entire law.
I have therefore appointed a tariff
board consisting of three members
and have directed them to perform
all the duties above described. This
work will perhaps take two or three
Nothing. however. halts business
and interferes with the course of
prosperity SO much as the threatened
revision of the tariff, and until the
are at hand, after careful and
deliberate investig -tion, upon which
such revision a properly be under
taken, 1t seems to me unwise to at
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10

President TAFT Sends ID Con-.
Qress His Review I'll GOy
ornamental Affairs and Els
Recommendations
Basea Thereon.
HEGH COST On LYING MsCassEB

sr
washington. D. G President
Taft's FIRST snnaal message IS the
Congress is, ii psrf. as follows:
70 the Senate ard the House 81 Rep
resentativess
The relations OF lae United Sta.es
win all foreign governments hsTe
continued rpon tue normal basis of
amity ana good understanding and
ARE very generally satisfactory,
Pursuant TO the provisions of the
general treaty Of arbitration #conclna-
"a between the United States ana
Great Britain, Aprsl 4, 1908, d special
agreement Yves entered into between
tho two countries on January 90
1909, for the submission Of questisus
relating to the fisheries on The North
Atlantic coast to q trilrDal 10 Sls
formed from members Of the psYma-
nent curt uf arbitration at Ire
Hague.
III accordance With sho provisions
of the special agreement the printed
case of each governmeBr was. on 0c-
tober 4 lass submitted to the other
and TO the arbitral tribunal at THE
Hague, and the countes case of the
United Sta aes is now n course vi
preparation.
This. adds, The Pres dent. IS The
first case involving such great Inter
Saational questions which has bssn
EBdbmItted TO the permanent court &C
Farbitration at The Hague.
The President states that the treaty
between the United States and Great
Britain for the marking and defining
Of The bounda3y line between ,tAis
coIntry and canada in the waters Of
Passalnaquoddy Bay makes it neces
-sagy IL submit the question 10 arbl
n1Iation,
pne regulations for the protection
Of 1000 fishes IN internal d onal bound
airy waters Of the United States and
4sD1aa nasnnise5 nv tho communication
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/ sions anu Ulner sources or 1nforma-
ton, call for a discussion and some
suggestions as to amendments. These
l prefer to embOdy in a special mes
sage instead of including them in the
present communication.
After earnestly recommending the
passage of a sufficient appropriation
to enable a thorough remodeling of
the jail in the District of Columbia,
postal matters are reviewed.
The deficit every year in the Post
Office Department is largely caused,
AYERS the President, by the low rate
of postage of one cent a pound
charged on second class mail matter,
A great saving might be made,
amounting to much more than half
of the loss, by imposing upon maya
zines and periodicals a higher rate of
postage.
The second subject worthy of mem
ton in the Postoffice Department is
the real necessity and entire practical
bility of establishing postal savings
banks. The successful party at the
last election declared in favor of
postal savings banks, and, although
the proposition finds opponents in
many parts of the country, l am CON
WINGED that the people desire such
banks and am sure that whensthe
banks are furnished they will be pro-
ouctive OF the utmost good.
Following the course Of my distin-
gulshed predecessor, l earnestly rec
ommend to Congress the considers
ton and passage of a ship subsidy bill
looking to the establishment of lines
between out Atlantic seaboard and
the eastern coast of South America
as well as lines from the west coast
of the United States to South Amer
lea, China, Japan and the Philip
pines.
h successful party in the last
election in its national platform de-
clared in favor of the admission as
separate States of New Mexico and
Arizona, and / recommend that legis-
lation appropriate to this end be
adopted.
With respect to the Territory of
Alaska, / recommend legislation
which shall provide for the appoint
ment by the President of a Governor
and also of an Executive council, which
shall have legislative powers sufficient
to enable it to give to the Territory
local laws adapted to its present
growth.
In several departments there is pre-
sented the necessity for legislation
looking to the further conservation of
u national resources, and the sub
ject Is n of such Importance as to
require a more detailed and extended
Sfrr bfn- -, no ~ T-
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10

sAASHN ft&ff ~ tteHNEfa1.1f4
were yst sntlg brt1tally Eeeated there.
The reAiaut gIiYps a glowing &C.
eSslsat q euT relations with Cuba, and
SAYS tis cqlsAcSinn ~ the customs OF
the OK cainse'n Republic through the
gsEe rece.sger OF sssoms appointed
nv HSent of The United States
iAS ceesdane wkEh the convention OF
AebtHRry d 1907 aa proceeded in
M a~nevaxtHl and satisfactory man
aer.
"A settlement II ths troublesome
Emery q Ia Nicaragua was reached
by The sigma ARE q i Elrptocol on Sep
eAgasser Tg, 1909
The claim of Aisop s. Co. against
chiia aas cen subGaisted to the ar
Ditraason OF his stannic Majesty
Edward VII. !
The Message hoes not dwell at
great ieagtn on the complications
caused ny the methods Of the Zelaya
Government OF Nicaragua. On this
'sHbsAct saEss
AZ the date wlier This Message is
printed sfhis GrEernnent has termi-
mated diplomatic relations with the
Zeiaya Government fp rea.sons made
1900. = " ttAa.a.Sto Wt
lo.nhs gnarge oA
a5res EAu y AAtenn1Yg 70 lake SUN
lsure Steps y may he Iouna post
unseen Wlth IT'S alghliy, It's $1uty
V sIaerlcAh inteIesls y It's moral
az 70 SehlFal aalerica3and TO
c~lNtizShasL roaV aver pe neces-
sary for ne to BRING this subject to
attenfton 3t the Con gress in a
aneeiai III sssage.
~ Z aaT sase WLiles Ene Presl-
dentg this Government ~ serves I'M
nsuseq ~ pSA,cV q supporting the
pIsnclpie Re eeuslU q opportunity
sHd scrupill0ats respect Tor the integ-
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10
BABYs SKIN ROUGH AS BARK.
BABY Boy Had Intense Itching Humo
u Scratched TIL RIood Ran

1oy noy uau intense Itching Humor
n - Scratched Till Blood Ran
Found a Cure in Cuticura.
4 "Our son, two years old. was afflicted
with a rash. After he suffered with the
trouble several weeks l took him to the
doctor, but it got worse. The rash ran to-
gether and made large blisters. The little
fellow didn't want to do anything but
scratch and we had to wrap his hands up
TO Keep nm from tearing the flesh open
till the blood would run. The itching was
intense. The skin on his back became hard
and rough like the bark on a tree. He
suffered intensely for about three months.
But | found a remedy in Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment. The result was almost
magical. That was more than two years
ago and there has not been the slightest
symptom of it since he was cured. j. w.
Lauck, Yukon, Okla, Aug. % and Sept.
II, 1908" Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, Sole
Props. Of Cuticura Remedies, Boston, Mass.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10
Hotel Labels ON Trunks.

There is a secret code hidden in
the hotel labels with which travellers
trunks on the Continent are so pro-
fusely decorated. Globe trotters are
aware that in Switzerland and in
other tourist countries porters or
walters stick bills or labels with the
name of the MOTEL on the luggage
when one leaves.
The trunks look very ugly at the
end of a trip and require a sound
washing. l have been told that the
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10
An Oversight.

Uou sIory Is told Of the terri
who have recently been in
On the first night, when they
-Sd In" they were instructed
now to lie down and roll themselves
IN their blankets, and generally make
themselves comfortable. An officer,
having seen his company tucked
in, was reminded by a satirical civ
ilian that he had forgotten some
thing.
What's that?" was the query.
You haven't kissed them good
night"
The silence was oppressive.-Judy.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10

The K time you have a cold on the
lungs try rubbing Wizard Oil on YOUR
chest and see how quickly it will draw out
the inflammation and break up the cold.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10

SPANS Congress of Deputies consists of
406 unpaid members.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10
Reducing Weight Of, Noman's Ores.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup sr Children
teething, softensthe gums, redptes infamma-
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10

Because horses are scarce in Mad
agascar a troop of native cavalry,
used for scouting, has been mounted
on oxen. NY-5O
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10

laid in 1903.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford,s
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. at druggists.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10

A watch is composed of n~inety-e;ght
pieces.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-10

Women at TrcAville who have
made a special sddy of the weight
of clothing duriig the present hot
weather have peen able to reduce
the fourteen funds weight of their
garments to kth.e following figures:
Muslin robe, 20ounces; p~etticoat, IA
ounces; undercQthing, % ounces;
hot Q nrnonr
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1909-09-16

Three important cases we're
heard this week before the US.
land Office, which called several
people from the vicinity of Hack
berry lake in the StillwelI case,
from the Gillespie ranch in the
Miller contest and from south of
Kilgore in the Monnier contest.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-06

lFlrst July it-Lart Aug ~
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-06

has something In the Normal School
that Is worth advertising throughout
the state. The school has done much
for our town IN q material way, not
20 mention tbe moral and social In
fiuenoe II has exsrtsd, which 10 incom-
parable: and II should be the pride
OF every man, woman and child. Is
10 indeed I'm interest that should bs
developed and when We are asked to
let q room 90 for rent, or take q
boerder where 10 10 possible, the
thought OF the ipconvenience should
be secondary TO the schools interest,
at least until better system Of car.
Ina for students IL established.
II seems to ne this question 10 mp
20 the Commercial Club. They made
q splendid effort during the Walt Of
the Legislators last winter, 80 con-
vince them that the establishing OF
the school where IL was no mistake.
aud that the Institution was worthy
of their support. Evidently the Wis
ltors we're convinced. for the school
Got what u asked for. But there
must have been a question on The
minds OF those visitors when they
we're told that there VAS but lSb
tstndents then III attendance, when
at the same time there are hundreds
OF young psopie In Southern Utah
who are not ia attendance az any
school, aud scores OF others who are
going north for their secondary edu
cation. while this school was estab.
Ilshed at their very doors for theiF
own good. There IL something wrong
10 this condition Of affairs; and We
believe II 10 largely due to lack on
tho part OF citizens OF enthusiasm
aud boosting such ~ we sec Ia other
towns. Any institution, whether
commercial or otherwise, needs adver'
tiairg 10 these days. We believe
that II the Commercial Clrb would
begin now, Ia lite efforts to convlrc'
the next delegation from the LeRlsla.
turs that the Branch Normal IL
worthy OF the hearty support Of thu
etate. by converting more Of the younf
people of Southern Utah TO the fact
that the advantages CT this school are
their birth right. that the work given
here 10 better for them than what they
get In the North, aud ut much less
cost. aud thus Oil the halls, the eifor,
will he much more effective, and
attended with less cause for ex
plantations.
But now as to the question Of caring
for the students this winter--let az
get busy, for u is not matter thai
should he put OF.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-06
-7UUiTt AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
.. vur,h"r Infsrmstisn Consult Cezasy
ci~rh or the Respective sigasrs

In the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District OF the State OF Utah,
10 and for the County Of Iron.
In the matter of the Estate OF Il.
X. Steele, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Creditors will present claims with
proper vouchers to the undersigned
at hls residence or through the malls,
at Psrowan, Iron County, Utah, on
or before November nth, A. ID. 1905
M0RONI A. ORION,
Administrator
Fret July l6--Last Aug. 0.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-06

NOTICE United states Land nee. salt Lake
City, Utah. June Is, 1909 To whom Il may con.
ccrn; Notice " hereby given that the state Of
Utah has filed Ia this Office lists Of lads select.
ed by the said State under Section Of the Act
OF Congress, approved July 10, 1891, az indeni-
nifty School Lands, viz; sen se4 sec. ~. tip. -
s., n. u w, serial o37Io; ~ swA sec -, tp 81
-. r. 10 W., serial c8197; lot sec q, 70. ~ s.,
X. sw swa seA sec n. tp. 5is., r. 0. W., ser
iat 0S7T2. Copies of said lists so far they re-
late 10 said tracts by descriptive subdivisions,
have been conspicuousiy posted In this Office
for inspection by any person Interested and by
the public generally. Duriug the period OF pub.
iication OF this notice, or any time thereafter.
aud before final approval and eertihcation, nd.
der departmental reguiatiOnsof April -, 1907,
protests on contests against the claim Of the
state To any Of the tracts or subdivisions here
lnbs tore described, on the ground that ;he same
n more valuable for mineral thar for agricui-
tuTai purposes. will be received aud noted for
report 20 the General Land Ohice at washing
ton. d. G. Failure 50 20 protest or contest with
Ia the time specified WITH be considered suth.
Client evidence % the upu-mlneral character OF
the tracts. aun tue Selections thereof. being
otherwise flee from objection will be approved
60 the state. n. ID. X. THOMPSON Register
First July is-Last Aug. ~.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-06
Notice of Special Election.

Notice Is hereby given that there
will DO a special election held In Ce-
dar City, Utah, on Saturday. August
IA, 1909, for the purpose OF submit
ting to the qualified electors OF said
Cedar City, who shall have paid a
property tax In the year proceeding
said August IA, 1909, the question
Of incurflng bonded Indebtedness
against said Cedsr City to the amount
OF $1,000, for the purpose OF extend
ing the City water system aud piping
the water from Big Springs and vi
ciniiy OF the noFtherly slope of the
Cedsr mountains in Iron County,
Utah, to the City's reservoir In Goal
Greek Canyon. aud for the bonding
OF said Cedar City and the issuing OF
bonds therefor by the City Council
OF said Cedar City to the amount OF
Seven Thousand Dollars.
Said extension of the Cedar City
water system aud all works aud sp-
pliances connected Herewith to be
owned aud controlled by said Coda,
City.
Dated July IA, 1909.
By order OF the City Council Of
Cedar City, Utah.
]. II. ARTHUR,
City Recorder.
BY VIM. HoueheD, Deputy CITY
Recorder
Fret July l6--Last August IS.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-06

NorIcE-Uuited States Land ofiec, Sal,
Lake City. Utrh. June. 20. 1909. To Whom u
May Concern: Notice 10 hereby giyen that the
state OF Utah has filed In this Office lists OF
lads, selected by the said State, uuder Sec
ton OF the Act OF Congress- approved July 10,
1894. az Indemnity School lands. as follows.
viz. seh; etk swk sec. ~: swA; eh sen; ~
neil nwA seA section ~; metz neA section
~ Township 80 South, Mango 10 West. Serial
03st5 A copy OF said list, 40 far as Il relates "a
said tracts by descriptive subdivisions. has
been conspcuOusiy posted IN this Once for In.
spsction by any person interested, and by the
pablo generally. During the period Of pubii.
cation Ofthis notice. OF any time thereafter,
aud before final approval aud certlhcatiou,
under departmental regulations Of April y, 1907
protests or contests against the claim Of the
State To any Of the tracts or subdivisions herein
before described on the ground that the same IL
more valuable for mineral thau for agricultur.
al purposes, will be received aud noted for re.
port TO the General Land Once at Washington.
ID. G. Failure 80 90 protest or contest within
the specified time, will be considered sufficient
evidence OF the nou-minerai character Of the
tracts and the selections thereof being other
wise free from objection viii be approved "a
the state. T.. ID. X. THOMPSON, Register.
First July 10 Last Aug. -
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-06

TO show their appreciation OF the
nntirins efforts In training the cboirs
for 30 many years the members OF
those organizations, the two bishop
rios aud a few invited guests euter-
talned Prof. Jos. Cosslett Wednesday
evening TIE committee In charge
had the Lawn wired for electric llRhts
aud provided teats for those
assem- led, which added much 20 the
enjoyment Of tho evening. After
playing games, making speeches and
singing, the nuests were all invited
to help themselves from the tables,
whloh wore loaded with sandwiches,
beer, cake and Ice cream. Brother
Oosslett expressed himself ne having
enjoyed tho evening aud said "coms
sgain."
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-06

NOTICE. --Uuited States Land once. salt
Lake City, Utah. Jane 10. i9Uo. To whom "
May Concern: Notlce " hereby Rlyen that the
Iasds. seiecssd By the said state. ssder sscsloa
81 the act Of Congress, approves iu'y 70. is9t.
az IBacmnity school lands, via: sh sex ssc.
n ifw.s Lots /. 4. ., & sec. 8: lot sec O. lots
~ awh ~ neh sec. $; ae< sec ., ~. s5 >. \.
~ .x I've sse 81: s.N: e. swH ioss and sec
fs.tp " s ~. n w, serial oebss; m, and swA
acc. n; nwjl sec. "a, Up. ~ s., n. ~ w. serial
ISss ard S see n. 60 81 s. 4. sw serial ossle;
sen ash sec. "A ". - y, Il. W., ~ swh; ~
SETS neI+ seh sec n; NJ swH; ~ nwH. nwA
s.S ..s; - ,g Ss; W. Ne s.,1 .s ~ avn; ns
sss. 20. tp az g.. X. " W serial eles7; NJ sesj
ny ~ sec. p, - >. X 49,. WI WI; n W. ,s 40
swh ssc. n. tp s., X, II ~, serial ose14: SCI
=. sec zpw s. ES cs Va s sT . &C.. a.
ne4 ne1 sec. "a. 10. - -. n. W., serial o36zs
AVA swh sec 8; lot i.'ne4 sehi seH neh sec.
up as FL " ss['s sw 49,. ses ~ ,p pr ~ II.
vs. w. ne,( swsl; lot n sec. I. ~. 30 s., 10 "
serial osa7; Lots is "a. ~, 70 sec 1. To- . s., r.
y w .sx ss@ sec, .; svk Nv, ~ sec Ee sw% "a
sec. 3, 10. ~ =, r IL ", serial oJsls; W. sw4
see q, 10 Is s n. .. W. serial 03et5; nwh NV
y sec. FTP. ~ s., z. u W. neA ueH sec. ~ e,f
seA; nwA sea: nek; neA nwh &c. ~. Up
as South Range n West, Serial Oje<k.
Copies OF said iists. 30 far a. they re-
late 90 said tracts BY descriptive subdivisions,
have been consplcuousiy posted IN this Office
for inspection by any person Interested and by
the public generally. During the period OF
Publication Of this notice, or any time ihereaf-
ter. aud before final approval and ccftlhcation,
under departmental regulations OF AYfii -.
1907, protests or coutests against the claim OF
the state 20 any of the tracts or subdivisions
hercinbcfore described, on The Qroumd tina. the
same u more valuable for mlnerAi than for az.
| ricnitural purposes, will be received aud noted
| for report TO the General Land once AT WASH.
| fnQtOn. ID. A., Failure 40 10 protest or contest,
within the time specliN will be considered
sufficient evidence OF the. ncn mineral charac.
ter Of the tracts and the selections thercef, be
| ing otherwise free from objectioH. will 10 ar.
proved to the Slate. 4. d. X. THOMPSON
First Juiy ie-Last Ang ~
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-06

Word has reached Cedar that
wilford CLARK OF Oanuonville, who
wss at one time student OF the
Normal. 10 In Germany on mission.
While prosyiiting he was arrested and
thrown Into prison aud served 10
days, with nothing but bread and VA.
tor for suhslstence. This 10 working
for the cause with vengeance. and
looks like 70 was hardly the square
deal to have this TO -contend with
when one 10 bat doing his duty.
Elder CLARK has the sympathy Of hi,
Cedar sriends. and thoy earnestly
hope that he will not be 30 IN
fortunate again as TO DO incarcerated
In a prison for obeying 'he will a
his Maker.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-06

NoTIcR-UaIted states Land once, Salt
Lake Ci,y, Utah, July sth, 1909. To Whom II
May Concern: Hotiee is hereby given that
the state OF Utah has nied In this,ofice lists OF
lands selected by the said State. under section
3 OF the Act Of Congress, approved July 10 1894
as Indemnity school Lands viz; All sec =,
\. IS s.. r. rs W., Serial OtoSii all sec. 3, r. ~
s.. X. 10 w. Serial OlOo2; all sec l. II. IS s. K
rs W., Serial o4o3j; all sec Is II. 80 = Il. 10 w,
Serial Otot4; Lots !, 2, 4 4, Sec 81, % >. X. 10
w, serial 0t0S&; sen sw Y sec. 50. u. S ., X II
W., Serial otoSl; all sec. rs, 4 IS >. X 70 W;
Serial 0t0t2, all sec n, 4. IS v. 10 W, serial
OaOlS; an see IS, r. IS n. Is W., Serial 0f04s
all sec. SO, II. 20 s.. X. l6 W., Serial 0to62; all
sec. "A, 7. IS s, X. 10 W., Serial OiOtl; alt sec.
~ r. IS s, r. 10 W. Serial oloaS; all sec, 70, i.
~ =. ". 10 W, Serial OtO47; all sec. 20, I. -
X 10 W., Serial OsSI; all sec IA, t. as 10
w, 5. l.. M. Serial 0tOtA Copies Of said lists
so far as they relates To said tracts BY descrip'
tive Subdivisions. have been c0nspienonsly
posted In this once foe Inspection By any per
son Interested aud by the public generally.
During the period of publication OF this notice
or any time thereafter, and before hual approx
Al aud eeftiheation, uuder departmental regu-
iations Of April %. 1907, protests or contests
tracts or subdivisions heTeinhefore described
on the ground that the same is more valaabl.
Tor mineral thau Tor agricultural purposes, VII
be resolved aud noted Tor report TO the General
Land Once az Washington, ID. C. Failure .
60 protest OF conteSt. withlr the time specified
win be considered sufficient evidence OF ths
uon-uiaeral character OF the tracts and the Sc
lectiOus thereof. bciag otherwise free from OBJ
lection, will be approved 10 the State. +. ID. X
THOMPSON, Register.
First Aug. s-Last Sept. y