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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-12

100 rolls of High-grade
japanese Mating, secured
from an importer to sell
at half customary cost.
Long-straw, close-woyen,
palmed- finish. double-cord-
ed edge grade. in attrac-
tive carpet patterns or
green. blue and red: strict
~ perfect quality and re-
versible = giving double
service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
FERRYBOAT is
IN USE AGAIN

The ferryboat Perth Amboy OF the
Staten Island Rapid Transit Com
pany, that has been undergoing ex-
tensive repairs at the yard OF the
company at Clifton, Staten Island,
during the past two weeks. return
ed Saturday and resumed Its trips
between T~ottenviIle and this city.
The Public Service. owned by the
Service Corporation, that has
been here In place of the Perth AM
boy, was again taken to Fort Lee,
where 1t was laid up for the winter.
The return of the Perth Amboy was
by the travelling public
who ISL the boat in going back and
forth across the sound, because of
the inconvenience that they were
to put up during the time
the regular boat was away. The
Perth Amboy has been painted and
some new planking was put on the
deck. New tubes were put in the
boiler and a general overhauling was
done to the boat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04

-RoundSman John Morris found
a door open in the store at 1876 New
Brunswick avenue Saturday night.
As the key was in the door he lock-
cd 1t and brought the key to police
headquarters.
The police reported a leak In a
water service pipe In Centre street,
just east of State street, Saturday
night.
a receiving basin at Mechanic
and Commerce streets was blocked
up Saturday. according TO a report
made by the police.
A bicycle was reported TO have
been stolen from In front of Samuel
Green's place at 1893 State street
Saturday.
The regular monthly business
meeting OF the Simpson Nj. e. Sun
day school board scheduled for to-
night has been postponed until We'd
nesday night after the prayer SER
vice.
"a business meeting OF the Ep-
worth League OF Simpson Nj. b.
church Will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Harrington, in Lewis
street, tomorrow night.
<AL u Unwilling III S1bEuEk Esik-
| eampment, Odd Fellows, to be held
tonight plans will be made for going
to New Brunswick Friday night to q
district meeting.
"A social time followed the nieet-
ing OF Cabin Amboy, Woodchoppers,
yesterday afternoon.
"a largely attended meeting OF
Bnei Sion Camp No. 20. Order Bnei
Zion, was held in the X. M. Fl. A.
| rooms last night.
The monthly business meeting
| CT the Presbyterian Christian Endea-
| vor Society viii be held IN the chapel
Thursday evening.
- meeting Of A~Isc-1- Lodge,
knights OF pythias. will be held to-
night,
~A monthly business mastinE of
tho Sick Benefit Society of the Dan
ish M. u. church viii he held ut the
church tonight.
Loyal Council. Daughters OF
America. will mset tanight LII fEagle
hall.
baptist trustees villa meet co.
Night III the hors8 ox thB PASTOR.
Ray. William II. Bawdan. In oeaon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04

will be the law OF brotherhood and
the commandment Herewith will be
Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself."
Church Neglected Opportunity.
Mr.. Ferris said the church had
done grand work. but declared 1t
had neglected Its opportunity, and
as a result orders such as that OF
the Elks sprung up. He said men
should lean on fellowmen In time Of
adversely and fraternity meant CO.
operation. As Elks, he stated,
We're eve forgotten and never
forsaken." He called to memory
those dead with recognition Of their
virtues when they lived. He stated
we are all building character that
Is made up of principle which con-
tinues on this earth after death.
The Grafton was followed by d
bass solo by Harry Washburn, Of
Remember Now Thy Creator" by
Buck. A cornet solo by l.. r. An
d~erson, OF "For All Eternity" by
Maseheroni. followed The closing
ceremonies were then conducted By
the lodge and a doxology was rem
dered by the lodge and congregation.
The service closed with benediction
pronounced by Rev. William H.
Bawden. pastor of the First Bap-
list church.
Officers OF the Lodge
The officers of the lodge are.
Henry Mccullough, exalted ruler;
James McClymont, esteemed lead
ing knight; Dr.. G. w. Naulty, Jr.,
esteemed loyal knight: K. 4. Reed,
esteemed lecturing knight; r. H.
Miller; treasurer, Toxin r. -al Bro
eek, secretary: A. ]. Skesington, es-
quire; James H., McCAbe, inner
guard; b. Frank Henry, tyler: vic
tor w. Main, chaplain George T..
st. Andrassy. organfst; Samuel w.
H0rnsby, Thomas Waters, Robert
Henderson. Walter Meagher and
Otto w. Will, trustees. The commit
tee OF arrangements was composed
of: james McClymont, Edgar T.
Reed, James McCabe. DR.. c. w.
Naulty, Jr., and Otto w. VIII. The
latter mast axaItad rlllar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
is HELD UNDER BONDS
FOR TORTURIhG FOWLS

On a charge OF stealing chickens
and torturing them, John Wanski.
thirty years old. who lives in upper
Smith street, was arrested at 1:4D
o'clock yesterday morning By
Roundsman John Morris and held
In default Of $500 bail to await the
action of tho grand Jury. Joseph
Kiminski, OF 496 Division street,
was the complainant. He called the
~roundsraan IN yesterday morning
and told him Wanski stole his chick
ems and when chased he would beat
the fowls.
When the officer told his story at
Wanski's arraignment yesterday
morning Recorder Henry W. Kehoe
said he had little respect for a mar
who would steal chickens and tor
ture them. In default of bail the
prisoner was returned to his cell to
be taken to New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
TAX BOARD TO
MEET, DEC. II


Such a large number Of tax ap-
pea1s have been received py ~
County Board OF Taxation 0 TAX
payers of this city, that a speclai
session OF the county board VIII
probably be held next Monday, De-
cember IL, at city hall. The boaru
lis In session today at New Bruins
wick, hearing appeals from the
county seat tax payers. The time for
the fling of tax appeals extends I'M
til December 90
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
TRENTON HAS
MUCH TYPHOID
Increase of Cases Over Last
Year Is Alarming.

Trenton, N. j., Dec. 4-This city Is
in the grip of a typhoid fever epidemic.
Twenty-Five new cases have developed
during the past few days, and there
are now more than a hundred suffer
ers from the malady. This Is a tre-
mendous increase over the same per-
iod last year, when only three cases
We're reported. The situation is be-
coming critical, and immediate action
viii have to be taken to prevent a
further spread of the disease.
Inmates of the New Jersey state
prison, who for fifteen years have been
practically free from the fever, are
among the victims. DR.. Thomas H.
Mackenzie, visiting physician at that
institution, said:
seThere has been more typhoid fever
at the state prison during the last six
months than In fifteen years past. j
attribute 1t mainly to the water,
which, to my mind, is not fit to drink"
Three weeks ago the city adopted
the chloride lime process to purify the
water taken from the Delaware river,
the source Of Trenton's supply. 1t
was believed that this would prevent
typhoid.
The state board Of health can find no
trace of the chloride Of lime process in
the water. 1t has not reached the
reservoir, ~ though It has been
placed in the water at the pump house.
The amount Of lime has been increas
ed, but as yet no trace Of it is found.
Tests, however, will be made daily at
the reservoir. Physicians seem TO have
little confidence In the merit Of the
new process.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
CITY IN GRASP
OF FIRST SNOW
Railroads and TroIIoys De-
Iayed by Storm.

~. - 49, - - Ate oao-
hfst heaVy SHOW
son came tnls morning anu = 80.
suit most OUTSIDE WORK an ~ pSad
the clty was go
ana trotiey tralhc was nlpeiou oi
there was no senooi. W 70 ho
To-Day M snow hao reaches an
age depth OF hve lncnes. ~ pesan 70
ran ABOUT 1 O'CLOCK this nsot1 4h.s
ana When people aWaAeheu enis
morning ~ was lalilns lase anu .n.
eusiy. mere were tnen rom nnS
TO TOUR inches on Ino
those SO oniorsunate az ~ pe tha he
the nrst GUY nau W "aAe pains
Waoihg sh,ousn
Is'aaruau -ana
eeh,sai - tna snaw
= sae1 ~ LIZ rsra,1ay trafe
eafs pnpoa - as p,hl1a Sarvica
y oI sne ma.a1 nee VOC dalav-
aIo setsoy AZ snow had
~, pus - uat aan+b 90 n
ny aeus ~ snnw nJowa
rss1ss- nning on every
hnannI - tba two lines bnf thew are
1870 tha ne,ai ~scbad,1la n was
anna.noad AZ the 1oca1 cor harms Of
H. pnb1;c ssry;ca Railway Com
nanu shat 20 tha snow Lant falling
th;s .-starnoon . large snow nlow. Of
rev and im,nrovad design would
he hrouebt over tts line from Mill
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04

Two Persons Killed by Highwsymsn.
Ono Arrest Made.

Two Persons Killed by Highwsymsn.
Ono Arrsst Made.
Chicago, Dec. Two persons, a
mar and a woman, were shot to death
by highwaymen In different parts of
the city, as the elimination of the
crime wave, which for weeks has
swept over Chicago.
In one instance the robbers used an
automobile, ieaping from 1t to inter
cept the victims they had chosen and
escaping IN II afterward.
The dead are Mrs. Josephine Kauf-
man, twenty-five years old, 665 Roscoe
boulevard; John Jakubowski, twenty
years old, 1889 South Lincoln street.
Mrs. Kaufman was the wife OF Ed
ward Kaufman. head Of the wholesale
commission Arm of &. Kaufman & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman had attended
the performance at the Chicago Opera
House and were ON their way home.
MIR. Kaufman, who resisted. was
felled by a blow, and as he dropped
bullet. intended for him. struck Mrs.
Kaufman In the right temple. She
died within a few minutes, and the
three robbers jumped into their auto
mobile and escaped.
Jakubowski was returning home
with Michael Swallbowski. when the
two were halted at Forty-eighth and
Paulina streets and commanded to
throw up their hands. Both resisted
and Jakubowskt was shot through
the head, and as he fell the highway
men ran.
William G. Guttenberger, twenty-six
years old. was identified by Edmund
Kaufman as the man who shot and
killed Mrs. Kaufman. G~uttenberger Is
a chauffeur and insisted that he was
at home when the crime was commit
ted. He is said to answer the descrip,
| ton given by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward
Johnson. eyewitnesses of the murder
OF the man who leaped from the auto
mobile and fred at Mrs. Kaufman
likewise several suspects have beer
arrested by the police on suspicion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
HEAR FINE
LECTURE BY n. Y. MAN

Jean y. Coronel, OF New York,
lectured before an audience of So
~cialists in Union hall last night on
the subject, "Class Struggles in
America" The speakers remarks
were well received and an interest
ing discussion following the address
was an added feature. August
Classens. OF New York, will deliver
a series OF lectures before the So
ciaIfsts in this city. The first will
be given on December and entitled.
"The High Cost 81 Living.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
REWARD FOR LOST GEMS.
Mrs. Vaughan Offers 1900 For Return
Of $1,000 Necklace.

Orange, N. j., Dec. 4s-Mrs. Henry b.
Vaughan OF 48 Reynolds terrace has
offered a reward through the Orange
police Of $500 for the return OF d
5000 pearl necklace which she lost
Saturday on a Laekawanna railroad
train between Orange and Hoboken.
Mrs. Vaughan reported the loss imme
diately to the railroad department OF
information and to the Hoboken police,
but has received no word concerning
the lost jewels.
Mrs. Vaughan first missed the Jewels
when her daughter, who rode to New
York with her, exclaimed 5ust before
the train reached the terminal that the
necklace was gone. A search Of the
train failed to reveal the jewels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
PLANS FOR TWO
HANDSOME COTTAGES

Koyen & Ostergaard propose the
erection Of two frame cottages on
the easterly side of High street
about $50 feet south of Lewis street,
each of which will cost about $4,000.
Plans and specifications for them
were filed with Building Inspector
Michael J.. Mcnamara this morning.
The structures will be two stories
high and will be attractively finish
ed within and without, Most OF the
modern improvements will be In
stalled. The design Of the buildings
will be of bungalow fashion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
MOTHER WANTED MONEY
BOY PAID FOR RIFLE

Because her son bought q "bb"
shot rife without her knowledge or
consent, Mrs. Mary Whalen, of 152
Washington street, wanted Harry
Klein, Of 384 State street, to refund
the money the lad had given him for
the rifle on Saturday. Despite the
efforts of Mrs. Whalen through the
police, the storekeeper would not
give UP the money, ~contending that
the rifle had been sold in a proper
manner and was entitled to the cost
therefor. Detective Sergeant John
"a. HUFF worked on the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
spEAKER ron MEETING.

The meeting of the Presbyterian
Home Missionary Society will be
held in the chapel Tuesday evening
OF this week. This missionary soeie-
~ generally hold their meetings in
the afternoon but on account of hav-
ing a special speaker will hold it
this month In the evening. Miss
Elizabeth Cameron, field secretary
for the east, formerly a teacher in
the Ashville Normal School, will de-
liver the address. Miss Cameron is
= forcefuI speaker and should be
heard by a large number. The mus
icai part will be solos by Miss Mar
tina Osterhout and Joseph Podmore.
IA social hour will follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
TROLLEY HITS AN AUTO.
Three Receive Minor Bruises In Acsi-
dent - Patterson.

Three Receive Minor Bruises In Aosi-
dom - Patterson.
Paterson, N. r., Dec. 4-Three per-
sons In an automobile had a narrow
escape from death when d Riverside
trolley a struck the rear OF the ma
chine, throwing all the occupants to-
the pavement.
John De Gran had a leg and an arm
broken and was internally injured.
Albert Meedsaaa. owuer and driver Of
she go - wl alsvru irol anu
received a Y scalp wound. John
Van Dyk has q badly sTrained leg.
Maedenaa attempted TO pass the trsi-
ley car at high speed. The rear wheels
OF the automobile skidds6 ana the
trolley struck the machine q smashing
blow. Ihs front OF tha trolley car
was smashed, and the passengers we're
throwa Into . panic. Soas sHass sest
0saaIT hurt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
FORMER LOCAL WOMAN
IS DEAD IN CHICAGO

Word has been received in this
of the death Of Mrs. Bertha A.
Graves. wife OF Charles r. Graves, a
former resident OF this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Graves left this city about
thirteen years ago and went to Chi
cago to live. Although death came
October 8 word reached here only
a few days ago. Mr.. Graves was
employed at the Perth Amboy Terra
Gotta Company while here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
DEPOSITS IN HIS SHOE.
Postal Savings Bank Refuses to Take
Mans $500.

Atlantic City, N. T., Dec. 4-After
waiting patiently for years to see d
postal savings bank system started be-
y he had no faith In banks,
through one of which he had suffered
a big loss. George Geary had q sad
surprise.
His deposit was rejected because the
amount was too large. He had brought
two bags containing 5000 In coins,
representing years OF savings. He was
Informed no more than 500 could be
deposited at n time. Disappointed,
be left that amount and returned the
rest to his own bank OF shoe and
leather at homo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
nidn,k Get the Pig

Tie who laughs best, laughs last
Ii the motto OF Charles Howers-
Saturday night a certain person
tried to steal q pig from his saloon
IN smith street. MIR. HCwers heard
the miscreaat- When near enough
Mr Howers turned the hose on tbs
man and he flad
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
REPORT FROM
CUSTOM HOUSE

The total collections at the Gus
tom house during November totalled
~$43,829.50, according to figures
compiled today by Deputy Collector
George w. Eggert. The collections
in November, 1910, reached the high
water mark of s~53,456.12, or a de-
crease of $s,626.62 during Novem-
Der this year. The collections for
October, 1911, were S45.304.44.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
Week Day Masses.

Week day masses In st. Mary's
Roman Catholic church will be cele-
brated at $50 and 1880 o'clock
from today until Christmas. The
schedule has been changed from Z
and 8 o'clock to the present time to
allow the workmen to rush the
work on the new marble altar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
Junhanan Had No License

Harry Levine, twenty-one years
old, Of 182 Paterson street, was ar
rested Saturday afternoon by Pa
trolnan L. @. Jensen for doing a
junk business without the proper
license After promising to secure q
license, he was released by Recor-
der Henry w. Kehoe. He said he
worked for Fl. Ffngerote.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
Discuss Commission Government.

Discuss Commission Government.
Commission government" win
be discussed tonight att a meeting OF
the Mems Society of the First Pres
SHAPED OF tho church.
The society Will resolve itself into
q senate to discuss the vital topic
of the hour. A member has been APP
pointed to represent each OF the
twenty-one counties Of the state.
They have been divided Into three
parties: Conservative ten. Progress
sive ten and Socialist one. James
w. Henderson, titular senator from
Warren county. Will defend the 90
cfalist end OF the debate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
ENIoy 4 r DANcE.

Washington hall last night was
the scene OF a private barn dance
under the auspices Of the Y. w. H.
A. The hall was turned into an old
fashioned barn and the merrymak-
ers were gowned accordingly. Quit
mans orchestra was hidden behind
d pile of straw and cornstalks. Cider
was served. Visitors were present
from New York, Brooklyn, Newark,
Elizabeth, Jersey City, Roosevelt
and Railway. On the committee
that made the affair such a success
were. Misses Bessie Karkus, chair
man. assisted by Tina and Bertha
Friedman. Ida Mintz, Esther Wee
den and Katherine Wilentz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
IMPERIAL COMMANDER
WILL lombard AAnKIhC

Epec5a5 By United Press Wire.
Marking, Dec. 4:-General Chang
Huan, imperial commander, will
lombard the city as soon as re-en-
forcements arrive. The revolution
lists r deeapitating all government
supporters and are leaving the boz
dies lying In the streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
MEAT PACKERS FIGHT
TO GAIN MORE DELAY

SptcfuF " UHtfea PFes5 WIS.,
Washington, Dec. 4:-Attorneys
for the Chicago meat packers filed
a motion in the supreme court today
asking the highest court to review
the habeas corpus proceedings. The
action is in line with their fight to
postpone their trial in the federal
court in Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
400 HORSES
DIE IN BLAZE

Special bv United Prass WIZ,
Jersey City, Dec. 4:-Four hum
.dred horses were suffocated In an
early morning fire which destroyed
the United States Express Company's
main building here. One life was
lost. All records Of the company
since its organization are believed to
have been burned. The total loss Is
one million dollars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
conrratalafe s.Tfnln QnanEaa.

Patrolman and Mrs. Timothy j.
Quinlan are tbs parenls Of a baby
girl and as i result members OF the
police department an1 Tt1aS friends
are extending congratulations willis
tha ullaax sgazgsS broadly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04

KINSEY--Christianaa, wife OF BEN
janin Kinsey, at Kinsey Corner.
Saturday night about 1880
o'clock AFTER a lingering illness.
The funeral with be held from her
late residence at Kinsey Corner
at . o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. William n. Bawden, pastor
lof the First Baptist church, assist
ed by Rev. William e. Palmer, OF
Simpson III. q. church, will oaiel-
ate. fnterment will followed In
Alpine cemetery.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. age three
~-s-sS1 % Louis ami Anna
Scarantfnc. OF Sac Madison ave
nue.. yesterday. Funeral this AZ
ternoon at 2 O'Clock from house.
~Iraterrnent In SC. Mary's o~aanetsry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
MORE GERMAN TROOPS
LANDED Al TEN TSlN

Special By United Press Wars+
Pekin, Dec. Another detach-
ment Of German marines were land
ed at Tien Tsin today to assist in
the protection of German interests
there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
HOMIE MISSIONARY WORK.

The Emma Morris Circle held
their regular monthly meeting at
the home OF Mrs. Adrian Lyon, OF
Gordon street, Saturday evening.
They made plans to do some mis-
sionary work In this city at Christ
mas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04

We've gathered l. the styles OF
New York and London, and hung
them up in our cabinets. They make
a mighty a~ssemblage: one that we
are proud of and the town can be
proud of. These Suits and
Overcoats are expressly tailored for
the. younger men, they conform
strictly to the demand OF good taste.
but still they tingle with life, for
lively fellows OF all ages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
ROAST BEEF DIME

Plans for the roast beef dinner
to be given In Moose hall Saturday
Tor the benefit OF the Home for the
Aged are being rapidly completed.
The sewing machine which was
awarded by the NEWS some time
ago will be disposed of.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
DEAD AT
ELkS' SERVICE

fContinued from paRe n,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04

Scam naa 4 ID Aa
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-03-16
Notice to the Public.

t.-EB sE5 ~ 't-tt 80 3
This is to inform the public
that / have opened q shop for
the repairing Of Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry, in the Peoples
Drug Store Building. and an
prepared to do any and all kinds
of work in the repair line at
reasonable prices. All work
neatly and accurately done and
reasonably guaranteed. Will ex.
anime all work and furnish es.
Inmates free. All work given
prompt attention.
5sCHAs. M. BhACKLEDCE,
Franklinton, La.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-03-16

Deputy Sheriff George Smith
shot and mortally wounded Oscar
Bickham and slightly wounded
another negro at Warnerton.
this morning. Bickham will die
and the other negro is in Jail.
The officer had arrested Bick-
ham and had handouts on him,
and when the other negro tried to
interfere Smith shot him. The
negro under arrest then grappled
with the officer and was shot
through the abdomen.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-03-16

Master Myford McDougall
entertained his little friends on
Wednesday evening from 4 to 6.
at an amusing and delightful
donkey party. Much tun was
had out of the rediculons efforts
OF the little tots to pin the tail in
place on the donkey. Walter
Darlington, however, astonishetl
the big folks by placing the tail
in proper position and thus Sc.
cured the prize, a miniature
merry go.round, which in itself
furnished much amusement for
the guests during the remainder
of their stay. The BOBBY prize
was won by little Mr.. Nixon.
A novel feature of the entertain.
ment was the little host with his
wheel barrow loaded to overflow.
ing with popcorn balls, wheeling
them around the rooms and halls
for each little guest to help him.
self to the popular confection.
Punch and cake were also served,
and with the many interesting
games, superintendent by the
grown.ups" the affair was one
unusual interest to every little
participant.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-03-16

MARRIED:-At the home of
the bride, on Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. G. T. Daniels, of Kentwood,
and Miss Lizzie Simmons, Rev.
l.. G. Wilson, oficiating. The
bride and groom left Immediately
after the ceremony, for a few
days stay in New Orleans, after
which they went to Kentwood,
where they will make their flu.
ture home. The Bra Leader
extends congratulations and best
wishes for . happy and success.
ful future. aaai a@.fstla. 2a5
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-03-16


1t was announced at the meet.
ing of the boys in January that
their corn would be here for dis.
tribution on the eleventh OF
March. The eleventh has come
and gone but very few boys were
interested enough about Il cir
corn to make an effort to get it.
We will make arrangements to
give out the corn from Supt.
Bateman's Office, to those who
call for it. THos, E. NIXON.