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FOR RENT - 622 n. Eighteenth st.
corner Eighteenth and North SITS. =
3-story frame rooms and bath -
all improvements rent $50. 90 Brln-
ton Packer Co. Second and Walnut
streets
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EXCITEMENT TRACES
LOST IN WALL STREET

New York, May 10.-Taking its cue
from London, where Americans show
ed firm tone, the local stock market
opened with no traces of the excite
ment which attended the later sessions
of last week. There were gains of 1
to u and points in prominent is
sues, including the international lists,
a number of specialties of mixed char
acter. Bethlehem Steel was the only
war stock to record a severe decline,
falling over four points. Initial ad-
vances were lost soon after the open
ing, but the setback was orderly.
Trading was moderate, with an under
lying note of caution.
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made by the Jeffrey people. will be solo
cheap to quick buyer. Apply SIS North
Second street.
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FOR RENT - Apartment. with all
modern improvements, including city
steam heat. No. 204 Walnut street e
Mather Co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

TWO new 21z STORY brick dwellings
1207-12O9 North Fourteenth street
Cabove Cumberiand) rooms and bath !;
nicely papered; gas; electric lights
paved streets: all conveniences; front
and rear porches. Rent $25 month
Immediate possession. Apply r. Oen-
slayer. I'll North Third street.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
CHICAGO CATTLE

Chicago. ILL.,. May TO- - Hogs - Re-
;7IS@7sS; heavy, $3.50 a 1885, rough, %
$6.90@ 7.O5; pigs. $5.25@6.9O.
Cattle - Receipts. 5000. Native
beef steers 1855 5Gs.O0: western, $3.50
40; cows and heifers, sS.10@S.65;
calves, $6.50d9.45
Sheep = Receipts, 11,000; strong.
Sheep. S7.60@S.65; lambs. $S.25@1O.90.
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STORAGE
Legal. NOTICES

NOTICE - Letters of Administration
de bonts non, cum testamento annexo,
on the Estate of Joseph Anthony. te
ar West Hanover township, Dauphin
County, Pa, deceased. having been
granted to the undersigned residing in
Remove. Pennsylvania, all persons in
debted to SAID Estate are requested to
having claims win present them for
settlement.
PETER w. ANTHONY,
Administrator A d. h. n. C. I. a. Estate of
Joseph Anthony. Deceased.
81. Remove. Penna,
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CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE

Trade closing:
Wheat-May. 1.52A: July, 1.26.
Corn-May, T4H; July. 1874.
oats-May, 51@: July. 51&.
Lard-July, 9.67: September. 995.
Ribs-July. 1880; September. 1915.
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COTToN LOSES y POINTS

COTTON LOSES 81 POINTS
New York. May 10. - Cotton broke
badly Just before noon to-day losing
in all fifty-seven points as the result
of alarming rumors which reached
brokers from Washington and else
MED and the market quickly rallied,
regaining in a short time from eigh-
teen to twenty points of the loss.
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NOTICE is hereby given that on or
before Monday, June II, 1915, the un-
dersigned will make application to the
Pennsylvania State Board of Law EN-
aminers to be examined on the 9Th and
7th days of July, 1915. for admission to
the Bar of the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvania:
Karl E. Richards, of Harrisburg,
Pa, a registered student at law in the
office of Scott S. Leiby. Attorneyat-
Law, of Harrisburg.
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NOTICE

THE following Rules and Regula-
tions of the Bureau of Health and Sani-
tation were passed by the City Coun-
ell and signed by His Honor, the Mayor,
and are published as required by the
Act of Assembly, approved June 81,
l. No milk or cream vislbly contami-
mated shall be exposed for sale.
II. No cream shall be exposed for
sale unless the specific gravity at SO
degrees Fair, is below LOGO and all
cream of higher quality shall be deem
ed taken and is hereby declared to be
adulterated within the meaning of
these regulations.
III. Special or baby milk must con-
form to the standard of Certified Milk.
IV. Milk sold as pasteurized milk
must be marked or labeled pasteurized
milk and must conform with the stan
dards Of pasteurized milk;
V. Double cream must be labeled
per cent. butter fat
VI. Milk bottles shall be used as
milk containers only and all dealers
shall be required to use their own bot
ties.
Any persons violating any of the
regulations of the Bureau of Health
and Sanitation shall upon conviction
before the Mayor or any Alderman of
the City (unless otherwise provided
for by City Ordinance or Act of AS
sembly) be subject to a fine not ex-
in default of payment of such fine shall
be imprisoned in the Dauphin County
Jail for period not exceeding thirty
Approved by Council April 1s. 1915.
JOHN K. ROYAL. Mayor.
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NEW YORK STOCKS
New York, May 10.
LEGAL NOTICES

May IL, 1915.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the office of the Superintendent of
Streets and Public improvements up
to IL O'Clock noon of Thursday, May 20,
1915. for the construction of SEWERS
in BOAS STREET and in FLORENCE
ALLEY. Blank bids and specifications
may be had on application. The right
to reject any or all bids is reserved.
w. Ii. LYNCH,
Superintendent.
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CARD OF THANKS

1 WISH to express my gratefulness
TO the Ladies' of the L. Q. I. NJ. of the
world for kindness and the prompt
payment of death claim of my wife,
lslla s. Moore, member OF Harrisburg
Hive, No. 257, L. o. T. NJ, of the World.
VIM II. MOORE,
nd
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BOARDING

SCHOOL TEACHERS and friends of
refined Christian families who seek rest
should come to quiet, delightful Lime
Valley Farm We serve farm cooking
our own vegetables, strawberries, milk,
cream and eggs. Large porch spacious
lawn, plenteous shade. Early reserVa-
Lime Valley Farm, Box 167, Rheems,
Pa.
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BOARDING WANTED

WANTED - Boarding for summer
for man, wife and two little girls. 3
and . years. within two carfares from
graph.
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED - One room. or two COM
municating furnished rooms on North
Front street or North Second street,
preferably North Front. in private fam
band travels. Address j.. 2569, care OF
Telegraph.
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Where MAN and Work Find Each Othcrccgraph Help Wanted ac Az
SITUATIONS WaNTED-Male

YOUNG MAN, about 80. commercial
graduate of Peirce School. Philadel-
phia: will accept or enter training for
offers a future; state full particulars in
first letter. Address H., 2196, care OF
Telegraph.
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BoAKDERs WANTED

ROOMS AND BOARDING - Married
couples or genelemen preferred. Tickets
sold for $3.50 per week. These tickets
will only be sold during the summer
months. 32S North street. Harrisburg
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p. G. DIENER will sell for storage
and other charges at the Broad Street
Market Harrisburg. Penna.. Wednes-
day, May 10. 1915. at $500 A. NJ, the
following goods Consigned as de-
scribed). IL all charges are not paid
and goods removed before day Of sale:
Foster a. Wise. lot of household
goods
Mrs. f. f. Walker. lot of househoi
goods.
r. L. Forster Atty. box, 1 trunk.
Harry .Hoos. | box
BY order of
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MY WIFE. Salome NJ. Comp. having
left my bed and board. without lust
cause. 1 hereby notify all persons not
to harbor nor trust her on my account,
as ] will not pay any debts contracted
by her
(Signed) MILTON A. COMP.
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CHARLES A. MILLER,
City Clerk
Adopted by the Bureau of Health &
Sanitation April 81 1915.
G. II. WIDDER, NJ. D.,
Attest: President.
Secretary
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT

WILL SELL at a sacrifice or rent.
1915 North Second street; possession at
once. Apply Regent Theater, 410 Mar
ket street
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MaIe

WANTED An honest, reliable,
white man desires work as ianitor
houseman or caretaker of suburban
place Address 1892, care of Tele-
graph.
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FOR RENT = 4 three-story DWELL
ing house, No. 1907 North Sixth street:
heat. etc. ]. T. EnspinEer. Second and
Chestnut streets.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

ROOF PAINTING. Window Screens.
fScreen Doors made to order. Job car
penter work done. Prices reasonable.
Address Carpenter. 2I3 Herr street.
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LOST In Reilly street. between
Third and Fulton. or in jitney car,
black handbag, containing nose glasses
and pocketbook. Reward IL returned
to 309 Hummel street.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Female

WANTED - Middle-aged white wo-
man desires washing and ironing tc
do at home. Call or address SlS Briggs
street.
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LOST

LOST - Small black pup, no collar;
answers to the name Vic; easily identl-
tied by small bare spot on forehead. ke-
ward. Call Bell phone 94IR.
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LOST - Pair of nose glasses, between
|335 Myers street and Frog Shop, steel
ton. Reward If returned to $50 Myers
street. Steelton.
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WANTED - Young boy, II years
Of age, desires work of any kind. Call.
or address. 1920 Cowden street
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WANTED - Chauffeur desires posi-
tion driving car; three years expert
ence in Harrisburg; also first-class re-
pairman; can furnish best reference.
Call, or address. Ray NJ. Price, 225 Yer
beke street, City.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE 100 scratch pads in
package for soc. The Telegraph Print
ing Co.
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PIANO MOVING. tuning, packing and
storing. Work done by experts. Winter
plano Co. 90 North Fourth street Bell
phone las.
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Abdominal Bandages and Supporters
for Appendicitis. Floating Kidney, after
0nerations, Naval Rupture, etc.
Trusses and Braces. Jere S. Shanaman &.
Son, Rupture Specialists. 408 Market
street
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LOST - On Second street or Middle
town car, between Boas and fouIsn
land Market streets or in Pomeroy
|Store. an alnethyst brooch set in Roman
gold. Reward IL returned to this Office
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ANY Intelligent person can earn good
income corresponding for newspapers;
experience unnecessary. Send for par
ticuiars. Press Syndjcate. 79s. Lock.
port, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
LEGAL NOTICE

IN. New Haven County National Bank.
,ocstsd IN the city OF New Haven. In the
c.ste OF Connecticut. is closing It's snairs
- rote holders and other creditors OF the
1.socfa,ion are hereby notified 20 present
80 notes and other claims sor payment
J. @ STODDAPD President
dated. August 2s. 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
ELECTION NOTICE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
-FYERAL ELECTION. NOVEMBER 2,
1915.

ro.Pp OF ELECTIONS OF THE CITY or
~er-Yo-k. General Cface. Municipal bniid-
= torourn of Manhattan Notice f. HEREBY
81 .,1regance Of chapter g. section 81,
-. Of le.s. constituting chapter u OF me
- stafcG Laws Ak amended by chapter
~ .iection districts IN the county OF New
o. nd a. the designation OF the place OF
f.at.1n October 4 g. 9. 7. and ,. ana
fse. ,oilirs place for the election 70 be held
81 !. 80 p 1913 IN each OF the election cis-
49,. la said county a. follows
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Tho seventh election district 10 bounded by
and within west Nth ST, seventh Ave. West
9th s. ana Ninth Ave
The eighth election district 10 ooonfli By
and within West 18th ST. Ninth Ave. West
18th St and Hudson River
fhe ninth election district 10 bounded ~
snd within Wes; 18th ST.. Eleventh Ave,
west 18Th 81. Ninth Ave. West nth ~. and
Hudson River
me tenth election district 10 bounfsd By
and within a diagonal line from the oornr Of
OF West ssih 81, and Fnshth Ave. Eighth
Ave. West 18th 81
The eleventh election District 10 sounssd By
and within West 9Th ST.. Eisrth Ave,
diagonal line from The corner % seth 81 ana
Eighth Ave. 70 IN. corner OF ss;h ST ans
Nir,h Ave weS sa.h 81. ard Tenth Ave.
Ths twelfth election tistrie, Is BOUNDED By
end within Yves, Dih St, Tenth Ave- West
Hudson River.
Ths ,fnrte.n,h election district 10 boundsl
~ ana within West F,h ST.. Ninth Ave.
W,st sa,h 8, ana Tenth Ava.
IN. Fourteenth election district = eeun1s1
BY and within West toth ST.. Eighth Ave.
Wes, Sath 81, ana Ninth Ave
ana within diagonal lils from The corner
of West Gst 81. and Ninth Ave 70 th4 9esc
nsr Of Yves, Ord 81 and Eish'h Ave-. E'snn
Ave. West t,h ~ ara Ninth hVs ..
ard within Wes, END ST. Ninth t~e, .
diagonal lire from the corner OF Niatn A.s.
and west 10Th -. 20 the corner of "sst N~
e., ans Ninth Ave, Ninth Ave.
The seventeenth slsc'ion District 10 hornes1
~ and within West Est st.. a dieGo-al Nns
from N. corner Of Vsr rs, 81 and Ieo's
Az. 20 the corror ~ Ninth Avs. ans Wsss
i0th ST. Yves, p0th ST and Eleventh AVE-
The eighteenth election district 10 bounded
hv and within West 42i St, Tenth Avs'
ives, as, 81. Eleventh Ave. West so'n o.
and Hudson River
The nineteenth election district ~ eounose
bv AMI within Yves. Ss,h ST.. Eleventh Ave !:
ives, 43rt St Tenth Ayo.. West t2ni 81 ana
Hudson River.
The twentieth election district 70 oour1e7
Nv a,s within Wcs, 49,. St, Ninth Ave.
Yves, 42nd y. and Tenth Ave.
The twenty-frst election district 10 eornde1
ty and within West 43ri St. Eish'h AVE-.
diagonal i!ne from the corner u West tsni
- ard Eighth Ave 20 the corner OF West
AZ, :, art Ninth Ave and Ninth Ave-.
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,-Rsr AssEs BLY, DISTRICT.

,1.stfor Occupied IS
, y. 49, ~ ............Cicar
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usr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Northwest corner Of u 18TH ~.
and Madison ave. ........Ffr-rroonn1
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LEGAL NOTICES.
,oIIr rNDFMNITY COMPANY.

p rsuant 10 Section II Of the Insurance
az 81 the State Of New York. we the
~ -signed. all being natural persons OF fun
sge and a. least two-thirds OF US citizens
o4 tae United states. and at least one OF US
,.sident OF the State Of New York. do
S,-sbv declare and publish notice OF our in
,c--ion 10 form a domestic stock Insurance.
decoration 10 transact the business OF fdel-
~, and surety Insurance es authorized under
-, division 4 OF Section 20 Of the Insurance
r..y The name Of the proposed corporation
4. HONE INDEMNITY COMPANY. The
e,sount q It's capital stock IS 70 be Two
S4-odred ana Fifty Thousand t25o, ooo)
as and Us surplus Two Hundred and
my Thousand s25o.oool Dollars additional
RE prirclpal and home oHce Of the corpora
-, l. 40 lie located IN the Borough OF Man
satan CIV. County and state Of New York
qted. New York. September 2sth. 1918.
GTORGE c. CABELL, CLARENCE q
NETTLEs. JOS. p. WARD. A. D.
BONN. A. KENNEDY CHILD. GUS
TAV KOMPERT. CHARLES PETRAS.
81 C. HORWARTH ALFRED J.
WOLFF A BoMMEL. NJ LEN,
nENK
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TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The first election district Is bounded By ana
within Eas, 18th ST, Avenue D. East 10th
50. and Avenue 4.
The second election district IL bounded By
and within Eas, 18th ST., Avenue c, EAst
10th ST and Avenue u.
The third election district 10 bounded -
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EIGHTH AssEMBLY DrsTprcT


EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The first election district Is bounded by and
within Catharine St. Division ST. Chrystie
St, Bayard ST.. Market 81. and Henry 81
The second election district is bounded by
81 and Baysrd ST.
The third election district 10 bounded by and
within Market ST. Division St, Rutgers st,
diagona! line running from the corner OF
Rutgers ST. and East Broadway 10 the corner
Of Henry AMI Pike Streets, and Henri ST
The fourth election district IL bounded by
and within diagonal line running from the
corner OF Henry and Pike Streets. to the cor
ner Of Fast Broadway and Rutgers St Rut-
gers 81, Division ST., Clinton St and
The nth election district Is bounded by and
within Essex 81, Grand ST.. Clinton ST. and
The sixth election district 10 bounded by
and within Suffolk ST., Riyington ST., CLIFTON
It and Grand ST.
The seventh election district In bounded by
and within Essex St, Delaney ST.. suffolk
50. and Grand St
The eighth election district IL bounded BY
and within Allen ST. Delaney 81. Essex
st, Grand St, Ludlow s.. and Broome ST.
The ninth election district Is bounded by
AMI within Orchard St. Broomo St, Ludlow
s. Grand St, Essex St. Division 81, and
The tenth election district is bounded by
and Within Grand St. Allen ST.. Broome ST..
Orchard St. Canal ST. and Eldridge 81.
The eleventh election district is bounded by
and within Grand St. Eldridse St. Canal
The twelfth election district e bounded by
and within Broome ST, Allen St. Grand St
and Chrystie 81.
The thirteenth election district 10 bounded
by and within Forsyth St. Riyingtcn ST.,
Eldridge St. Delaney ST., Allen 81. and
Broome St.
The fourteenth election district Is bounded
by and within stanton St. Forsyth 81
Broome 81. and Chrystis St.
The fifteenth election district 10 bounded by
and within stanton ST. Orchard St. Riving-
ton St and FORSYTH ST.
The sixteenth election district Is bounded
by and within Riyington St. Orchard 81
stanton -. Ludlow ST.. Delaney ST. and
Eldridge 81
The seventeenth election distric, is bounded
BY and within Ludlow ST.. Stanton St, Esser
81 and Delaney ST
The eighteenth election district Is bounded
by and within Essex 81. Stanton ST. Nor
FOLK 81. Rivinston St. SUFFOLK St and
The nineteenth election dis,ric, Is bounded
ny and within Norfolk 81. Stanton 81. Gin
ton St and Rivington ~.
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The first election district is bounded by and
within West 18th ST. Tenth Ave. West sOth
81 ard Hudson River.
The second election district is bounded by
and within West gith ST, Eighth Ave. Yves,
Ave, west 32nd 81 and Tenth Ave
Tho third election district Is bounded by
AMI within West Dth St. seventh Ave. West
s3rd St. Eighth Ave, West 3iih 81. and
Ninth Ave
The fourth election district IA bounded by
and within We, 18Th St. Ninth Ave. West
sith 81 and Tenth Ave
The nfth election district Is bounded by and
within Yves, 5sih St. Ninth Ave. West s5th
u. and Tenth Ave.
The sixth election district Is bounded BY
nd within West 18th st. Seventh Ave-, wes-
3sth 81. and Ninth Ave
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ELECTION NOTICE.

bv and within Governor ST, diagonal
I'm. from the corner Of Gouvsrneur ana
Madison Streets 70 the corner OF Morfgom-
CIV and Henry Streets. Henry 81. Clinton
81, East Broadway. Montgomery st. and
Division 81.
The nineteenth election district Is bounded
hv .rf within Gouverneur st. Division St,
Montgomery St. Eas, Broadway. Clinton 81.
q nj Grand St.
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TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

T.. first election district - bounded BY snd
within Past Houston 81. Elcridse 81, hsn-
ton -. ani Cnrysue ~
me second election district is bounced BY
and within East Houston St. orchard "
stanton 81 and Eldritge 81.
The third election district Is oourde1 ~
and within ist s., Ave. A. Ess, Houston ~.
Norfolk ST. Stanton 81, Orcnsrd h,, Ia"
Houston 81 and FRS, Ave.
The fourth election district 10 bounded ~
and within diagonal line from TIE eorne,
East Ord - and Ave. A. Ave. A. LIST o.
The mn election cis,r.o, 10 bounded b. and
within 2nd S., First Ave' East Houston o.
and Second Ave
The sixth election tis,ric. 10 bounded BY
and within Eas, srd 81 10 Avenue 4.
diagonal line from the corner o. Eas, IRA =,
and Ave a % the corner OF rlrs' Ave ana
The seventh election district Is bounded By
ard within East 4,h 81. Ave. A. East IRA 81
The eighth election cis,rio, 10 bounded BY
and within East Fh 81. Ave. p. IND 81 ana
The ninth election district 70 bounded BY
and within a diagonal line from tho corner
OF Ave. A ana 9TH St 20 the corner o, en
St. and Ave. p. Ave b. East an ST ana
/ Ave. A. ~ -.
and within a diagonal line from tho corner of
9Th g, and First Ave 70 the corner OF stn
ST. and Ave A. Ave. A. East an 81, and
| First Ave.
The eleventh election district 10 bounded by
and within a diagonal line from The corner ~
/ Second Ave. and sth 81. 20 the corner OF bth
st and First Ave. First Ave. East ftn 81
and Second Ave.
The twelfth election dis,ric, is bounded by
and within 7th St. First Ave. diagonal line
from the corner Of First Ave. and 5th ~. 70
the corner OF 9Th ST. and Second Ave-. and
Second Ave. .
The thirteenth election district 70 Sounded
nv and within Tth St Ave A. a diagonal lipe
from the corner Of 9Th ST. and Ave. 20 the
/ corner OF 9Th St and First Ave. and First
Ave.
The fourteenth election district 70 bounded
by and within 7th S.. Ave r, 20 diagonal
line from sth S.. and Ave. r. 20 the corner
The fifteenth election district IL bounded oy
and within East 9th St, Ave. A, East lotf
ST. Ave. B, 1th S.. 70 Ave. A. diagonal I'M
from the corner Of Ave. and IN 81 20 m
corner Of ST. Msrs. Plae. or Ia" sth 81
and First Ave. and First Ave.
The sixteenth election district is bounded b,
and within St Marks Place or East sth 81
70 First Ave. a diagonal line from the corne
sth Fl 20 the corner Of Ave. and It'll 81
7th 81. and Second Ave.
The seventeenth election district 10 boundet
by and within East 9Th St. First Ave, ~
Marks Place or East sth ST. and Second Ave
The eighteenth district r. bounded BY snt
The nineteenth election district 10 bounded
by and within East ii,h ST.. Ave A. East
9th St and First Ave.
hv and within East i3th St. First Ave, East
18th St. Ave. A. East iith 81. and Second
Ave.
/ by and within East ifth St. Ave. A, East
18Th ST. First Ave. East 18Th 81. and Second
] Ave.
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CENTRALlA.
CROWDSCONTINUE
AT BAPTIST MEET
INTERESTING MEETING HELD
BY COLORED MEMBERS.
Women's Auxiliary to Association
Elects Officers for Coming
Year.

Another record breaking crowd
ives present at the meeting ofthe
General Baptist Missionary Asso-
citation yesterday evening, many
members having to stand.
The meeting was opened by
Rev. ]. N. Washington, who led
the congregation in prayer. Rev
Brockett oil Duquoin read the
Scripture Lesson, it being taken
from Job. 1874. Subject. "Pres
requisites to Citizenship and
Christianity
The committee on Divine Ser.