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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-14
ZEE uoErsCUUrURAn PrcNIC.

1
The plan Of eur Horticultural society
to hold p,cnics on the occasion Of their
meetinge, in different parts of the couh-
~. Was most happily conceived.
The Randolph grove on. the bank OF
the CyaAsnwood l. elegantly fitted for
such g gathering, but. the attendance
yesterday was light owing to the recent |
heavy rains and the. threatening aspect |
Of the weather.
We found about fifty ladies and gen.
tlemen on the grounds and the men,
,ters Of the society were busy
discussing the various problems In con-
pection With fruit growing
Reports we're called for fTon various
:0eighbOrhoods. w. B. Ross, j. b.
Phillips and others made cheering
reports, both In regard 30 the small
fruits. which had just disappeared
with The close OF the black berry
season. aad In regard 70 fruits yet TO
come IN. Philips eald IL was IS good .
fruit year As he ever saw. Last year
where he raised ten bushels of apples be
would haYeoHe hundred this year.
Mr.. A. g. WIihIte inquired whether
any one present knew Of asuccessful pear
orchard in the couaty. President NIL
iken and j. V. Randolph thought the
blight had affected all the pear trees
they knew anything about, and thought
that the prospect was not enconE aging
for the successful growing ofthat fruit.
MIR. HoliingsWorth took issue with the
views OF these gentlemen. He had sue
ceeded in raising pears and there was no
blight on his trees. He took q decidedly
more encouraging view of the prospects
for this fruit.
| Mr.. Cleveland, of Greenwood county,
had young pear trees that looked very
promising He was very much encour-
aged at the prospect for fruit growing IN
/ his section.
Mr.. Masher spoke encouragingly for
Morris county. a.'f 'r
There was no attempt at fruit dis
play, yet j. II. Philips showed some
foe Dracnt An Der grapes. VIM. Hol-
Iingsworth displayed nice apples, pears
i plums, grapes, and blackberries. j. V.
4 Randolph had good display of apples
and crab apples Mr.. Stubbs had some
i grapes. and apples. James Dole, who
never mies~s q meeting OF this kind, ex
hiblied seven varieties of apples. Perry
Edwards brought apples and crst
apples, and A.. A. Hickox some fine
4 apples. Robert MilIlken had table full
OF fine flowers and plants which were
/ much admired.
4 Crcquet, swings and boats were IN
readiness, and the younger portion o
: the audience were enjoying
these, while jast as we lett
Notwithstanding the prospect for
i a sprinkle, Mr., Randolph's instrumen
l Was brought upon the ground with tn
: purpose of having some music. so tina
, We got the impression that these horti
cultural picRics are thoroughly enjoys
! BILE sfaiTs. ID
Y 1t was voted to hold the next meetih
: on the occasion of the anniversary of th
? Neosho Grange fair on The 9th and ct
S of next month, at Wells ford, and COP
4 mittee, consisting of Messrs. Mills, Raj
. dolph and Perkins, was appointed to .
g range for that meeting in come ctID
J. with the anniversary. 80.
d twas decided TO invite the State EIp
ticultural society to hold its next anna
ID meeting in Emporia in December mex
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ARnuNnrnwn

Remember the ladies' ten cent sur
per at the Christian church next Friday
evening.
VIM. Thompson. colosed, has sold his
candy and tobacco STAND on South Com
mercial street.
The plans and specifications 70. the
basement and first story ofthe College Of
EBpOria have been received by the
building committee. The aTchisecss,
Messrs, Haskell & Wood. OF Topeka. are
expected here in 8 few days.
Chas. Ryder has made arrangements
preparatory 10 building = new residence.
he has chosen pleasant location next
to that Of Senator Plumb's. and will
soon begin building house which he
estimAtes VIII cost him about $5900,
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NEAT AS a PIN.

We found Rev. Brooks AMI corps Of
assistants busy this AFTERNOON getting
the neat lutte U. p, church in shape for
dedication Sunday. The new church is
q model in It's line, costing about 5000
The ladies were sewing the carpets to-
g,tber preparatory 10 placing them IN
the !alsles, and, gentlemen were get ing
the seats in oTd1F. The church, which
is on tue corner of Sixth and NeosLo,
viii seat go people. We are glad to
note that this denomination will soon be
Al home in its own builbiBg-
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DIED,


Aten mOnth-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore GAM. a 168 Cottonwood street,
died Monday after lingering nearly
. month with summer complaint. The
little oneswas buried that afternoon, the
funeral taking place from their resi-
dence. ~
The five month-old baby Of @. Il.
Jenkins died Tuesday morning with
cholera infantum. The little one was
buried Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
Stuckey. ten days old. died Tuesday
aitt rnoOn az 8 O'Clock. The little one
since its birth has caused grave doubts
ss to whether il could survive. II was
buried wednesdavat 10 O'Clock. reo
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READING NEWS
EDITED BY NARY DE zEAH.
READING, Aug. IL, 1884

We had f1uc rain this morning.
8, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Douglass hSve
gone 10 Chicago III company with Mr..
and Mrs. Jacobs. who have been here on
a visit. Mrs Jacobs is . sister Ut Mrs.
Douglass. Mr.. Douglass has a cataract
on each of his eyes. In one eye the 81 ght
is entirely gone. They win remain at
Chicago and have his eyes operated
upon. /,
Col. j. w. Feighan was in town to
day.
At The auction sale OF the estats OF
Chas. W. Hebbe things sold for good
prices John Bay was auctiOneer.
Borp. I'm, James G, Blaine Cow
den) to Mr.. and Mrs. g %. w. Cowdkn
also daughter to Mr. and Mrs. PAer
Pagan. ate
Mr.. W. NJ. Holiday has been quite
sick, but IS out again.
There was an accident to freight
train here Monday. The trucks to car
loaded with cattle jumped the track Al
the west switch and caused the delay o.
the train two hours or more.
Some of the freight trains gu through
at full as fast speed as the cannonball
For both the safety of the people here
and the TRAM. 1t would seem LITTLE
more like care and prudence to slow VI
some while passing through town.
Hogs are dying to some extent from
some cause. People vary in orinion a
to the disease.
The executive committee Of tn,
Blaine and Logon club have, through
Hon a. w. Plumb, arranged with Sen
atOr p B. Plumb to speak here som,
time during the month Of September.
The reOple nf both Lyon and Osag
counties will be invited and the clu
| will try and make the meeting an oecs
4 sion worthy the attention OF the ci'iz"n
in this pat of the state. -
The Republican party here think ther
can be but few, IL any, st. John men Il
their party. 1t looks as though hi
greatest strength must be from some Othe
party or parties in this valley.
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DEMoCEAr1o STATE CONVENTION

A delegate convention of the Democratic
party eli the state of Kansas is hereby called
to meet at the senate chamber, in the city of
Topeka. at O'Clock p. M. on Wednesday.
the goth of August 1884, Tor the purpose of
nomin9 ting candidates for the state Offices,
and the selection OF \ Democratic state cen
trail committee.
The officers to be nominated arc as follows;
Governor.
Lieutenant governor,
Secretary of state
Auditor of state.
Attorney general.
Treasurer OF state.
State superb tendent of public IN -tructiOn
Chief Justice of the supreme court.
Associated justice of the supreme cout.
10 ill tde vacancy
Nine pTcsiti. ntal electors
Two Of such electors Will be selected from
the state at large. and one from each of the
seven congressional districts. The delegates
from each congressional district in attend
anCe at said convention will elect. in separate
conference, one presidential elector from
said district, whose name Will be reported to
and endorsed by the state convention.
The basis of representation in the state
convent ion will be one delegate and one a.
ternate Tor every two hundred t5OOl votes cast
for Frank Bacon for lieutenant governor in
1852, and one delegate and one alternate for
every fraction of one hundred or OVER pro-
vitled, that every COun in the state that has
been organized rs a municipal township Will
be entitled to one delegate and OEe alternate
in said convention.
ON the above basis the representation from
ht yariouS committees will h follows:
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Fra,t Rvaperater..

We mAaufacSure the Williams Fruit
and Vegetable EVaporA3oTs fnF factory
use. We also make the Bid we'll Pale0a
Fruit EvsPoratcrs feI . md um size; we
make TWO sizes OF the latter. The efap-
orators have no eQusl: they sell On then
merits. We are not Obliged 70 cut ON.
prices b compete with worthless ua-
chimes, parties are glad 10 get t'iIm At
reasonable prices.
Send for illustrated circular.
JOHN WILLIAMS s. Sous.
PatenSees and Manufacturers,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Caution.

In these day OF sharp competition and
progress it IL well 20 be cautious IN pur-
chasing any article Of merchandise, on
the spur Of the moment, or, upon the re-
communication OF others, who are not
thoroughly posted. Especially Is &c 30,
as regards purchasing sewing chine.
FFIends and neighbeTs ali think theirs
the best, aud do not hesitate to saE so.
when the fact may be, they have never
seen the "DayIs." Before buying 8 sew
ing machine, we advise every one to ex-
anime the New High-Arm Davis, and we
are sure they will feel repaid for thG
effort 1t seems almost incredible that,
at this late date. 50 much Improvement
were possible. II the present eEIdenees
Of popularity continue, this new, model
machine will have the greatest sale Of any
ever placed on the market. N. r. Roblee,
agent, 1856 Commercial street. Emporia,
Kansas.
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WELSH oUADRUPLE oAUnrErrE.


A Glee Club of Sixteen Selected Singers.
Last night at Col. David Taylor's Of
fee the foundation for a permanent mu-
steal organization were laid, to be CON-
posed entirely of citizens of this place and
the neighboring vicinity. The
musical characteristics of the Welsh
people are well known, and the local
talent in and about the vicinity Of EN-
poris cannot help, under the efficient
management of Mr.. D. o. Jones, being
one of the finest clubs of the kind IN the
west.
The club will be composed of sixteen
active members to be chosen upon ex-
animation in music, by the. board
elected last night for that pur-
pose, consisting of D. o. Jones, T.
II. Lewis and E j. Owen. They will
meet regularly Saturday nights and dur
ing the campaign, perhaps several times
q week. They will go to Washington
to sing at the Inauguration of James G.
Blaine. This is q settled fact. D. D.
Jones, their leader, is a talented and &C.
complished musician, and is well adapted
TO moulding the many harmonies into
ona
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orr FoR a TINE.

john Herring, William. Galley and
VIM cispp left this afternoon i'r 3
Trip and hunt through Southern Kao-
sas and Indian TerriuoFY. They have
prepared for a months trip, having
taken in their wagon q box of sardines, y
pound OF sugar aud . bottle of st. ia.
cob's OIL They have . gun and a tIsb.
.hook Il Is horel they will rtarn
safely
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Land Notice.

July Z, 1854
John II. Taught. Esq.-SiT:
Your entry No. ], lSl, made June 9Th, 1882.
Kansas trust and diminished reserve lands,
act of July 5th, 1875, for lots and of north
west y section 81. tow nShip Is south. range IL
east
1t Is alleged that no legal settlement haE
been male on the land, and that he found
that some person unknown had built q shanty
and slept there one night. and that said shan
tv was blown down and never rebuilt.
SEPTEMBER 18th. 1881. at q. m st this once
is set for hearing of the chargcs, and in dr.
fault OF your appearance at said hearing
your entry Will be cancelled.
S35t J. J. FISHER PegiGteF,
j O. A PEYTOS Nee liver.
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JOINT SALE or HIGH GRADE CATTLE!
NGy. lii Iii -.
TUESDAY. Aua. %. 1884,

We will sell on
TUESDAY, AUG. 20, 1884,
Commencing at precisely 10 O'Clock, at
the residence of w. B. Ross, five miles
southeast Of Emporia, the following
property, to-wIt: 1913 head of cattle
decribed as follows: A twO-year old
steers, 8 one-year old steers, 0 two year
old heifers, o one-year old heifers, 30
COWS with calves by their sides, 2 one
year old Galloway bulls, IL steer calves,
8 head of horses, 2 work mares. 4 two
year old colts, yearling colt, and
one thoroughbred shorthOrn bull,
% head OF hogs, 40 acres of corn, 2
riding plows, lumber wagons, l double
set of harness, and other articles too
numerous TO mention.
Terms of sAle-Eight months time
will be given on all sums oyer IS at 10
per cent interest. excepting the steers
which will be sold for cash. per cent
of for cash.
And don't you forget it A. d. KIRK
patrick, the noted auctioneer, Will be
there to cry the sale.
Ross s. MCELHANY.
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PruYn & Barton.

Auctioneers, successors to PruYn s.
Pearsall. Public sales of all kinds Will
be given prompt and careful attention.
With an extended experience in the
auction business they bespeak an extern
sive patronage which they will endeavor
to merit by satisfaction to all customers.
Headquarters at the Central stables, Em.
poria, Kansas.
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A New Loan once.

Jackson Pearce, with Messrs. Freder-
lex & Burton. has opened a loan office
for the purpose Of loaning money on I'm
proved real estate, and will place money
at reasonable rates of interest
in any of the counties in
southern kansas within easy
proximity to Emporia, all applications
must be made to me or to Frederick &
Burton at their Office in EmporIa, Kan
sas. Small loans from distance are not
solicited unless II be IN connection with
large ones. JACKSON PEARCE.
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Land Notice.
L.nn orr1cE as TorErA KAns

LAND OFFICE AT ToPEKA KANSAS
Jniy z, 1885,
Samuel A Armstrong. Esq,-Sir:
Your entry No. 1913 Kansas trust aud
diminished reserve lands entered July 2sth.
1882, fer southeast section 81, township is
south, range ii east. Act of July 5th, 1875
It Is alledged that 70 legal settlement has
been made on the land aud that prior to kIAy
Ist, 1888 there was no improvements OF any
kind visible on the land In question or any
indication that any one had ever resided on
the same.
September 18th, 1874 ut a m d. at this once
Is set for q hearing OF Inc charge, and 10 de-
fault OF your appearance 1t said bearing your
eRtrv will bc cancelled.
S35t ID. FISHER. Register.
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Land Notice.
LAND oErIcE AT TorErA, KAE.As.

LAND OFFICE AT ToPEEA, KAEsAs.
July, Z. 1881
Joseph e. Brown, Esa.-Sir:
Your entry No 1905. made May 2Ist. Ise8,
anSas trust and diminished serve laRuE
act Of July 5th, 1915. Tor the southeast a of
northeast y section 81. and southwest = of
northwest \ and west one-hAlf Of southwest
y section 81, township IS south, range IL east
1t Is alleged that no legal settlement was
male on the land, and that the improvements
found on the land was n little strip Of break
ing and that the party was unk hoWn In the
vicinity thereof
September 18th 1884. at . 3 IN at tn is once
Is set for q hearing OF the charges, and In
default OF your appearance 1t said hearing
your entry will be cancelled.
1915 j FISHEk Register,
A PEYTnH
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AuctIoneerlnR.

John Bay win respond TO calls for
auctioneering all kinds of public sales
and may be addressed through the post
office, or be found at his grocery on
Sixth avenue. Mr.. Bay is well known
TO many our readers as an experienced
auctioneer, having spent years at The
business aud has conducted a great mum
Der OF public sales In this community
dnring the past fourteen years.
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A CATTLE SALE.

Palmer s. Bros, of Cottonwood Falls,
sold Saturday at BItlertown 20 Whitley
& Rothschild, four hundred and eight
head of cattle for $50, es4- The trans
action was made through the Emporia
National bank.
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Publication Notice.

LAND OFFICE AT ToPEKA. KANSAS,
August o, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following
name settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make hnal roof in support Of his clam,
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk of the district court of Lyon county.
Kansas. at EmpOrIa. Kansas. on Monday
September %, 1884. viz: Frank Hartzel on
Homestead No 4, 5g3 for the lot CT section
township 10 south. range Is east.
He names the following WITNESSES to prove
ton of said land. viz: Jacob Jacobs, Henry
Bach. Casper Ellison, j. Il. Tibbais, of En-
Dori8. Kansas.
1915 j, FISHER, Register
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Land Notice.
LAND OFFICE. AT TOPEKA. Kansas.

LAED OFFICE, AT TOPEKA, KAKsAE.
August S, 1884.
Leroy Cotes, Esq Agnes City, Kan. Sir:
Your entry No I,l92 Kansas trdst and l.
minish reserve made July p. 1884, fer west
- of northeast a and northwest \ OF south
a asst a and north u lot of southwest y sec
tion 10 township Is south range II east. is
held for cancellation on a report of the spC-
cial agent made July 12th 1884 IN which It -
allie. cd that you have failed to comply with
the law. that you did not live upon or Guilt
Vate saiG land.
Septembe -, 1884, at Q O'Clock o N at this
Office is set Tor q healing OF tie charges,
and in default of your appearance At said
hearing your entry will be cancelled.
1884, j j FISHER, REGISTER.
O A PATTON. Receiver.
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Land Notice.
LAND OFFICE Ar rorrkA; KAss... !,

LAND OFFICE AT ToPEKA. KANSAS,
july Z. Iss4.l
Joshua n. Engie, Esq.-Sir:
Your entry No. LIZA Ksnsas trust and oil
ninIshed reserve lands. made April 18th.
1884. for lots and of southwest 4 section 81
township IS south, range least Act Of July
5.h. 1876
It IL alleged that NJ legal settlement has
been m abe on the land and that he built a
log house on the land and lived IN IL about
six Weebs 8. beginning his residence sometime
in March 1852, and that he did no other act
toward improving the IRDd.
September Is, 1854. At 3 q m. st this Office Is
SET for hearing Of the charges ard in default
of your appearance az SAID he ring your
entry will be cancelled.
ss,s !. FISHER. Register.
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A. ID. KirkpaeIsk. commsnder-in-
chief Of the sTmY ST suctioDeers, has in
the last few days been engaged TO con-
duct six large stock sales in Lyon eonn-
~ and other parts OF the stste. He was
born one pleasant m ,rning in Noyem.
Der. two miles east Of the rid town OF
Macon, 10 the state Of Oaio; weight,
100 pounds; wears Nc boots, has his
office No. 1, Masonic Temple. Fifth
avenue, Enporia, Kansas
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HARDLY.

The truly good Father Eskridge IN
vites us to come over TO his offiee and
learn something about the printing busi
ness and political honesty. We are
obliged to decline the invitation, beng
very busy. If the .truly coed" don't
know any more abou, printing than he
does about political honesty, we don't
think We will lose much by not call
ing on him.
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AnLKR--35 Sc Diem DcT.
LAX SEED-$i 85iG&i SIX.
oI1K-.Igher sc % August.
At 81. Louis.

fSbUEp August 10.
C6TTLE-M Market active hrmer: good 10 ex
port steers te 0o1sS IS; Texans 50 "a
s. 50: Receipts 400
Boes-Aarket higher; y0rkers IS 04d
50 % packers IS 75etf6 60; but shFFS. IS O0t9
50 S5: Rsre pS, 4.60D: shipments. 1900
FLoUs-UnchanRed-
WHEAT-Mas ket active, higl er, slow. No
2 res sI14HSfs< cash. No 8 rel - D5d-
s-havkeE higher. inactive; 17h9
Us4e-HiRher. slow IS cab
tGEE-JobbinR SIS IS
T'EUaI IOHs-StTong, higher
A u-Sominal 81 81.
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Stamping done at L. NJ. Flint
Bargain.

FIVE acre suburban home for sale.
All kinds of fruits-house, cistern, two
wells. two barns. ice and cream house,
buggy house, all complete. Easy pay
ments. Address EmpOria News Com
panY EmporiA, Kas,, or G. F. Wood
room 10, Stock Yards, Kansas City. Mo
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The Central Loan and Land Co, the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest Oblainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply If securi-
ty and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
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To Enrnnnara

You are invited to bring your butter,
eggs and poultry to headquarters.
am prepared to offer you special induce
ments, especially tor butter. My orders
are simply immense. Come and bring
your produce to the New York store,
Dunlap. Kas you will get full value.
N. AMsBAUaH.
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WEDNESDAY,, Aug. ID.

w EDNEoDA1s mug 10.
The NJ. E. ice cream lawn social at
the residence of j. Craig Anderson last
evening was complete success, both
socially and financially. Some ten or
twelve couple were present from En-
porla and a good crowd from Americas
and vicinity. Ice cream, lemonade and
cake 10 abundance was served, and eX-
cept the illness of the atmosphere moth
ing remained to mar the pleasure of the
evening. Among those from Emp0ria
we noticed Charlie Collins and lady,
Will Eastman and lady, Win Jones and
lady, Mr. Thompson and lady. Mr.. Wal
ker, Mr.. Wilhits and Sir. Irwin an d
their ladies' Also Mr.. s ,den, Jr., and
Harry Bancroft, who were provided
with partners Immediately upon their
arrival, aud othere whose names We did
not learn.
A. Howard is having his house and
barn reprinted.
Rev. j. A. Collins is giving his dwell
ing house a new coat of paint.
Will, Morgan ran down and caught a
full grown jack rabbit Tuesday.
The foundation for the. new grain
house of S. NJ. Bell is about completed
The chief theme OF conversation now
and until after election is politics.
We are often asked the question
"What is the politics of the EmporIs
Republican ?" You will have TO ask u;
something easier. while We refer the
matter to higher authority.
Cash for grain at Tresslcr s. Low
rvs.
| H. s flour at Tressler 81 Lowry's.
Castor, lard and machine OILS a
Bonds.
-Boy's wagons 70 cents and $1atJ.
GIbson's.
Il Baby Carriages at ]. S. Gibson's
Butler coICr at Bonds.
Lace curtains at J. d. GIbspn's.
Choice canned goods at Tressler {
Lowry's.
Diamond Dyes at Bonds
DO not be afraid of overstocking u
with butter and eggs at Tressler ant
Lowry's.
Note paper snd candies at Bonds
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We have seen big booms IN our time,
but the biggest Of all ID the boom for the
Bismarck Fair. The little boomlets of
other tar managers stand by and look
in establishment at the real immese
boom that is sweeping over the west for
the great fair and live stock exhibition
at Bismarck September 1-6.