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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-06-02
English and American Wages Com
pared.
Globe-Democrat.

Globe-Democrat.
The following wage figures are reliable,
says the New York Press. The state
ments in regard to the wages paid in
England are compiled from the latest re-
turns made by the Board of Trade in
London and other official documents for
1886. They give in every case the high
est British wages, according to free trade
authorities. The figures for the Ameri-
can side of the table come from fifty diff
ferent sources, and have been compiled
under the supervision of Alfred r. Whit
ney. They have been obtained by CORE
spondence and through the city staff of
the Press. They are as nearly accurate
as possible:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-06-02

Many persons firmly believe that salt
rheum and letter can not be cured and
quietly submit to be tortured by them.
IL thew would invest twenty-five cents
in box Of Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment and apply it as directed they
would coon become convinced OF their
error. II almost instantly relieves The
itching and burning sensation and has
cured many cases after they had resisted
All other treatment for from ten to twenty
years. Try it. For sale by 81. J. lille
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-06-02

TRY ST.. PATRICK's PILLS and COM
pare their effect with any other kind
made. They contain the good properties
of the older preparations in the market
combined with the most valuable medi
cines discovered in modern times. As a
cathartic and liver pill. st. Patrick's are
perfection. Sold by 81. J. lille.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-06-02

WA-KEENEY, KANSAS, June 2, 1883.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-06-02
BECHS BLOOD PURIFIER AND
E BLOOD MAKER.

No remedy in the world has gained tie
rca lI.fisy that this medicine has, as a
koles Lid or family medicine, no one
should be without it. It has no calomel
or auinine in its composition, conse-
quently no bad effects can arise from 1t.
We keep full supply of it at all times.
A. B. JONES, Druggist.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-06-02

Wetherbee & Morgan
Make long time loans and handle
real estate in all counties in this
Land District. No delay in paying
out final proofs. Call on or address
them at their Office, Ness City, or
Wa-Keeney, Kans.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-06-02
LISTERS.

Call and see the Listers at Kelly Hard
ware and Implement Co, before making
any purchases.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-06-02
BREAKING PLOWS.

Kelly Hardware and Implement Co.
have Just received one hundred Iron Beam
Rod Breakers-the cheapest and best
pillow ever brought to the west Call and
see them.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-06-02

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
STOCK.
A good span of 4-year-old mules; also
harness and wagon.
For further information. call on
r. d. WHEELER,
4S2-tf Wa-Keeney, Kan.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24

Set er paatibe at bore Nf~bolosoenrer
i Wisconlin ilutter fig iammen til ct VI
bolbsiellfab. Sc beitaaenoe 5oren1uz
gers SubFpoelie bill bape oobbelt Wast,
naar Sc iamtiois ct tnpttet lar1n'e1 ! en-
sob Organization. Sab % t1aan1aaoe
lere al pore Mobltanbere. 5prentn9en
i Ga grosle bar taset bet fprlte Str1ot
for en- almen Organization. Sab Op>
raabet blipe mpbt meb beltasenbe Sntsr<
este. Minnelotu us Dafota bar alereoe
feet berlise &elultater at fit Irbetoe oe
bet Ter no til, at bet osIaa merfes | Wtooz
itanbernes SER. Ser CT intet lora net'
Ter beres &eipett iaa iom en- soo Orsaz
niiation. Set er noset, Iom lelp Cant
bets itgrlte &~apitaliiter lisser unoer for,
Sab os til 8aaren Ie ct @isconl in Sell
leslel5fab. Staten teller mango onelist
Qanosmanb us Soretasenoet bill bao'
5remsans.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24
ON MttoboIbru9.

s Norse mebbeler Dr. .. s. Brod
at / 1870 forbru9tes ber eiennimInitliq
for buer Snbpaaner omtr. II 2iter.
Snbtil 1876 bar beri en- iepn Gtignina,
iaa man Tom Up til 81 2iter. Senere
bar bet saaet ieput neoab. 5 1880 bar
bet orntrent 2 2iter for buer. 9eriom, %
! 1884 fun Il 2iter. Maeb Brua al
vi bar bet fig omtrent paa famine Maa=
be: en- jepn Stisnins fra 1870 os sien=
mem be sobe Nar til 1875, men berfra
after en- japn Nebsans. 8i bar fg1=
senbe Tal: 1870 bar bet IL 2iter ~
for buer Yerion, / 1875 bar Der oper %
Otter, 1880 fun ISL Os / 1882 bel Is.
s Granfrise bar ri fslsenbe Gal: for
1871: 2s 2iter MlfObol % Is 2tter ~,
% / 1884 efter en- ieun stisnine 4 2i>
ter NalfobOl % 231 Sitter Df for bper
Yerion. Mebens altiaa Mltobol % pl
bru9tes hun tibet mere ! 5ranfrise enb i
NOrse | 8espnoelien AT spttiaarene,
iaa forbruses Der IL - IA Nar ienere
ner 8 @anse iaameset Brenbepin %
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24
Gtt 1ttSleoenoe Vetlta0elie.
Otter 81. S. Sutfins.

81 maa an1s BET iom EFT flor Sell, at
bet life bliper frembolbt moi, at Drutte1ts
1fab, laalebes iom ri f%ortaar Oroet, er
en- 2ai, Der tilbprer ben npere Gib, ba
ben er blepen mulis for Maslerne iioen
Dpbaselien at &unten ut oiitilere.
Dette feilastise Nrbeioe forpirrer 9an>
fen paa mango Dmraaber os ~foraaria=
ger meset itabelis @isninser.
Otter nermere Dperoeielie forefommer
Oroet Druftenifab eIer . "a n
fer os bpiit forlfjeQis fra, bpao bet bar
fgr oiitiQereoe 9ifprer Tom til alminoez
list Brus. ga Dranferen nsbeoes til
at 1luee fra IL til 20 Dele 8anb for at
erboloe l Del Mcubol, bpilfet bar 9ilz
feloet fpr Di1tiIerinsen opfom os enba
er til en- pis Grab, er Dor ferite Sore
itiains at ct iaabaut Menneife mere iom
en- Sraabler / Drif. gi ia, Nutioserempz
Ter paa Dlbtiosbiioriife 9rantere |
Meno, iom ct iitano til at brittle 40 so
@las 2aserbeer for Dasen, men iom
paa1taar at be albris er fuloe. Saaz
banne er altib fulbe / ben
gam1e 5oritaae1e al Drbet.
Opbaselien at Diitiaationen banner
en- ny Gpofe / 0ruffenifabens 9iitorie og
iaa rneset mere iiben bet bleu cit itatte.
pbenbe @ren / Subuitrien. Nae alcobol>
boloise 2ifsrer, enoos 81 og BIN, iom
lite inoebolber mere eno fra 2 til 6 psf.
Nlcobol pil, naar brast reselmesiist
ifabs Granger til Mlcobol / be Fsfte
8erlpner os i mango en- iterf 1rans.
Saaoanne bill blipe umaabelise Dranz
fere os ipse famine l1bpei, iom Der for<
teles Dlbtibens Dranfere benpttebe fig
at forat ltile fin snapenbe Trans. Sen
l~atinlfe Qiteratur forteler os ON Menb,
fom funbe iluse belle Wnsser meo @ine,
Tom be efter ct fort 9ibsforlsb fuube
isien faite up, os iaalebes iettes iftanb
til isjen at fploe fig. Deres ubebielpe@
lisbeb fo~roariasebes peo ben Mensbe
ganb, fom be MATTE inbtase, forat faa
Mcobolen, men lom be lite i9jen faube
blipe fpit.
Meen ben moberne Diitilater bat OPP
baset Semmelisbeoen. 9an fan bort
fierne Banbet. Nutibens Dranter tan
upnaa 9%irfninsen, uben at bebDrbes meo
fin Dlotibsbrobers Banifeli9beb. n6or.
nemmelIen al ben fulbfomne % iarene
@elptlfrebsbeb," nSnipirationen, uns<
bommelisbeben, 2iufulobeben, bet ,iprub<
lenbe Bib os slorisie Seier Oper Serb
lipets Glenoisbeber" Tan mi erbolbes for
en- liben Slump Os iluses uoen 8onite<
liabeb. Del er life Duerbriuelie at iiee,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24

for os bar oerfor, naar unbtages pet
enfelte Setter, peb GOrbolbets Magt, Mf>
bolbsmenb.
@ibnesbprbene fra be foritieuise 81,
Der uiier, at ibet ri iommenlisner beres
Seber, iom lepeoe mnber be samle 6orz
boloe, ba NlcobOlismeu tun eriiterebe peb
@ierins, meo beres Sober % Jorbolbe
ber leper / Dor 1ib, rnebens Diitilationen
er fienbt % benpttet iom ben er - ba
besaa ri en- isrselis Sell os foritprrer
ale 8esrebtr ON Dlbtibens 6iforie.
Gin iii bar bog lite mere bpoie / uoaen
Sanbs. 2aften bar ba iaa bpb, iom
bet bar ben muli9t at blipe.
Spnbere ba iOm MI ,tretnebes oper
at besaa uretferbisbeb;" men be bapbe
lite ben mest,se 9ielp / Nutibens Gift
Dlbens Morber funbe life iom Mutibens
Sobn Bilfes Booth til Grempel, inbtase
/ ct Drag NOT til at boloe fig ftart / fin
morberiite 6eniist. ct s~piresilbe i
2uciai Dase betsb at sjsre Gnbe paa
en- liben 5ormue, Tom par albeles ubeu
for bet alminoelise GoQs 8aftepibbe;
ben fimpleite arbeibees Daelsn M for
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24
0enr. Gltmton 9. Uttt.
(Sra Stem Sort Herald, uafb.' benz.

"Sea anier General Gin
ton 8. 6i1tIome en- al 2anoets
brfte ena oe
eoentli9e Stgtter ~
Sc
ornate General @rant a
Il esentasenbe @anse.
San er M Yrobibit'on g.
partiets 8reibenttan . l.
b a |.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24

en- lODsipenoe 5Driamlins. SITE It Orb
ON Subffrentninseu ai 8renbepinstre<
fiiftn ! GfbolDsiaseas Suteresie. SITE
ct Orb ON at Galoonen burbe betale en-
Del Of BDroen Der paafgres peb GOrbrp<
belier % Gattisbom. SITE 9si.2icenie
for @eform e0er Snbtest, hun for 8otes.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24

|benptb II Gang iaanaeset ~ iOm
Aorse.
Oct er bels 2oDsipniusens Streus>
beb liseOperfOr llbFienIuinssDeienet
bells Gfbclbsarbeibet, Der bar bepiriet
ben slebelise Nebsqus ! 8rus al beru=
ienbe Driffe / bort Qanb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24

,,New York Tribune" rep. Der.
ionl @ep~ublifanerne | 2esislaturen oil
rebucere Brobibitioniiternes 8otes / Neip
Dorf refte Oft meb 1al, ber bible 9ipet
Blaine Stater tpue Ganse / 1887, iaa
pasier OIL icenie 8ilen % SIR bet
inart". 9ertil flyer New York World
(bem.): Qpiltet beit mOralit Motip for
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24

,New York Pioneer" ((prob. }: uDe,
er en- Maa1e at inblfrenfe Driffepnbe1
paa, Tom al Brobibitioniiter funoe amer.
tienoes iom ct ballot 8reb" os bet piloe
bore en- 2opbeitemmelie, Der git uo paa
at sisre bet til en- 6orbrpbelle at blanbe
Brenbepinet meb anbet END Bano % at
lutte Galoon, bpor bet ianbtes at bet bar
blanbet meb andre Stofe. Mlcobol er
/ fig ielp ileurt NOT, men Spoolipre os
fusel oil ct enba mere ~brebenbe. Sen
itsrite Jorbel ueb en- iaaban 2Ob pilbe
bore ben fore Reoucerins al Hrofiten
/ Tilauninsen al beruienbe Dritfe. Naar
iaalebes Jorbelen al 9iluirfninsen al
benne Bare Tom paa iamme .@runolae
Tom ben | anben Jorretnins, iaa pilbe
Deitilatsrerne mart ie fig ON efter anbet
Qlrbeibe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24
ara andre 8Iaoe.

Manchester Union" benz. !: uNl<
bert Griffin fra aanias inbtaser Stil>
liusen iom 6ormanb for ben rationale
stnti GalOon republitanite aomite" %
fsler fig ifslse fin stiains falbet til at
ubtale GfbOlosfOltets Meuius meo 5en-
Jpn paa Brenbepinsitatten. Wten !
@runben er ban insen Repraientant for
Nfbolbsfolfet bertiuanbs, ibporpel ban
ielu sisr &rap paa at uere bet. 9an
repreienterer him en- liben Del blanbt
bet republitanife Yartis 2ebere, Der ar@
ier Yrobibitionen ium en- Erublel mob
Yartiet % iom for at reooe'bet pil bragg
fine Meopolitifere, piaise e1er upiQise,
meb fig / bette Selpforipar. Seen ri
fan tase 9enipn til bans uotalelie, for
laapiot iom bet ct fra ben &etnins. 8an
flyer, at Nfitafelien al Sfatten paa
Brenbepin bill bore sapnlis for Ifbulbs>
Iagen. ut ben fore Sfat al 80 a 80
Gent pr. Gallon tjener til at opersipe
bet / be enfeltes 3enber us at bisie iaaz
lebes bper en- ifaoelis Snbflpoelie / 80
l,tiffen. Gan paaitaar, at @esulerinsen
pilbe bore lettere ON @fatten paa Brenz
bepi1 blep borttat".
Mnti-S aloon= Mepublifanerne begun
ber at lore bore Nr9umenter. Gent,
resulere bet, uben at lasse flor @fat pao
Brpnbepinet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24

Entered at the postofice at Mime
Apolis, Mimi, as seoond-class mail
matter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24

Washington Post" Dem. J: "aonz
sresien bar falbtommen Set til at prspe
lit Experiment (YrubibitiOn) / District
of Columbia; men ri filler % operbez
pibit om, at ben neroerenbe &on9res
lite pif gue en- iaa uretfero,9 % polbIom
Grem9anssmaabe mob Menneifer al iunb
Dgmmetraft. @fulbe bet blipe ngbnen,
bist at labe benne Sag afsipre 8artifor<
ifjellen, baaber ri Demofraterne pil 9igre
fin Yli9t % brebe en- iaaban 9iitritt>
Yrobibitionsbil, iom muli9ens funbe
bone fig Sci sjenne,n bet republifanife
Senat".
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-02-24

baltimore Correspondent" benz. +:
,gi bar intet imob bpi 2icenie, for buao
ben er / os ior fig, tpertimOb, beriom
staten bebpper 8ense, iaa lab ben inb>
FIRE 9si>2icenie; men ri er meb Eenoer
% &lsr imob, at Der ital bites Up Smpr
% 9aar paa ben famine Talerfen. gi
ct imob at fremme 9pi@2icenie unoer
6orltaaelien at at bet ifal fremme ben
morallfe @anhs. Set er lanot, at ga
loonernes Nntal aitaser, os ben, iom suz
lter at opnaa bet, ct paa ben rette 8et.
Set er frembeles fanbt, at be mastisere
Saloonperter ct penlig itemt for 9pi>
~licenie, efteriom bet brinser benz mere
Sanbel. Men bet er life ianbt, at @brue'
lisbebens Gag fremmes peo iaaoan ST.
cenie, beaer life ct bet ianbt, at ben luf>
ter be ilette Solooner % efterlaoer be
sobe. @pillebelpeoer, 2aitens 9uler,
Eppebanoer os Snismorbere er sjerne
be fsrite til at foretraffe 9si<2icenie.
Set CT life la9t, at ben 8enseipIe Ga
loonfeeper er ct baarlisere Menneite,
iorbi ban er fattis os itfe fan babe Raao
til at tase fig en- sloriss Gbampasnez
e0er cocktail spree liserpis iom fin BEL
itaaenoe Mebbeiler / Gaset; lite mere
enb ri tenfer % en- formuenbe Manb at
bore @obbeben ielp, tenfer ri ben uforz
muenbe t5atti9e at pere ben onoe".
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-07-25
are scarce.

are scarce, M
i, who write \
oort t SIsi,'l
[9lll informart'ir,l
hey ,t can do, nj
/ will pay the,
day. Some ba'
a day. ES
d. Capital y,
|e started e.
once are sbs
g little forturpa,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-07-25
Shot for UngaIlantry.

ATLANTA.-Elisba Preston, an
old decrepid cobler ON Marietta
street, shot young man named
Pat ". Hussey for saying, Damn
the ladies'" Neither was drunk.
Hussey called for some repaired
shoes, began quarreling and using
protane language in front of Pres
toms wife. Preston told him to
stop cursing in the presence of his
wife and that there were otner la
dies in the building near by. Hus.
sey then said; "Damn the Ia
dies" Instantly Preston drew a
revolver, shooting twice, one tak>
ing effect in the body just below
the right arm. Both parties are
jailed. Hussey suffers intensely,
as the ball has not been extracted,
but it is more than probable that
he win live.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-07-25
The Hip-pOckeG.

We are glad to observe the unan.
unity with which our state exchan-
ges have Endorsed the announces
ment of Judge Van Epps of this
city in regard to the enforcement
of the law against carrying conceal
ed weapons.
In the state of Georgia in the
year 1888, there is Absolutely no
reason why any man, young or old,
should 90 about with pistols or
dirks concealed on their persons.
1t is habit that is INDUCED in
by only three classes the thought.
less, the ignorant and the vicious.
1t is a crime against society that
the Law re fuses to tolerate. 1t has
been tolerated heretofore by grand
juries and judges, hut it is to be
hoped that the example Judge
Van Epps has set will be followed
by every Judge in the state.
The man or boy who carries a
deadly weapon about with him
puts himself in the way of commit
ting murder on the most frivolous
pretext, and he is a menace to So
ciety. To deal =with his offense
lightly. is simply to confirm it in
Others who follow his example.
Judge Van Epps says that he
will send those who are found cars
rying concealed weapons to the
Changing, and the changing is
the place for them. No reputable
citizen goes about armed, and the
thoughtless, the ignorant and the
vicious should be taught that they
cannot violate the law with impu-
nity.-Atlanta Constitution.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-07-25

j. L. Sumner,a prominent sheep
owner of Worth county, turned out
last fall herd of 700, aud, when
he drove them up to be clipped, he
found that the increase amounted
to 300, or about 43 per cent. Mr..
Sumner clipped feeces from 700
sheep this spring, and the feeces
averaged three pounds This would
bring him 2,100 pounds of wool;
worth in this market, to-day, 214
ceuts per pound, or s451.5O. This
revenue is derived from 700 sheep,
worth 81, $50 in the market, which
cost him, in driving, caring for and
clipping, about 800. To the net
profit add the value OF the increase,
300 head, and we have 1901 So
or rs per cent, profit on the invest.
ment in one year. Sheep husbands
ry is a very profitable business in
Worth county, and the conditions
are growing more favorably every
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-07-25

ATLANTA, July 1O.-The Comp.
trOller@General has just completed
the footing up of the State school
fund for 1883, which amounts to
$3.50, 1873, to be appropriated
among the different counties sc>
cording to the school population.
To this will be added S175, 900
poll taxes. This is an increase Of
about $4,000 over hast year,
which mostly comes from the fees
for inspection OF fertilizers and the
tax ON liquor.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-07-25
In Peace Prepare FIR War.
Thomasvil'e Enterprise. }


Our farmers should remember
what a hard time it was this spring
to get both guano and chemicals
for their corn and cotton, and this
fall they will lie very forciblv re-
minded of how hard it will be to pay
tor what they did get. State Com.
missioner of Agriculture Hender
son says that Georgia farmers are
using 1917, 000tons of guano against
$780, 600 for The biggest year hereto
fore. This is an increase Of sixty>
seven thousand tons, or nearly
twenty per cent -
Now what will be the result in
this enormous Increase in the use
OF commercial fertilizer? Many of
our farmers failed to get all they
wanted. There can he but one re>
suit the great demand will cause
the manufacturer to palm off
cheaper grade article On our farmers
than that heretofore sold. Where
there is such a great demand for
anything there is always great
temptation for swindling and gu-
ano men are not infaIlibIe.
1t our farmers are not careful they
will neglect raising home manures,
buy a quantity of worthless guano,
make a poor crop and some of them
will have to do as they did several
years ago; have to buy cotton to
settle their guano notes. This is the
right time of year to think about
and agitate this subject.
Now is a good time to haul in
litter to your lots and prepare to
be comparatively independent of
the guano agent. an time of
peace, prepare for war"
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-07-25

A harrison enthusiast is out of
a job at indianapolis. Joseph Per-
ry was manager of a battle of At
ianta cyclorama. and when Har-.
rison was nominated he hired an
artist to paint Harrison's head ON
a war correspondents body, max
ing the general conspicuous figure
in the scene. Old soldiers who
knew that Harrison aud his COM
mand we're seven miles away AZ
the time OF the battle, protested.
the newspapers came out with Sc
we're criticisms, and the directors
OF the show promptly bounced Per-
rU
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-07-25
The Columbus ExDOsi-
ton.

we have received handsomely
gotten up and printed pamphlet
containing the regulations and list
OF premiums of the first annual
exposition of the Chattahoochee
Valley exposition company, to be
held at Columbus, Ca, commence.
ing Thursday. OctJber 4th, and
closing Saturday, October 18th,
next. 1t is from the press of MIR.
Ihos. Gilbert, JOB printer and pub
Usher of that city.
The arrangements for the hold
ing of this exposition are of the
most liberal and attractive kind.
and there is every reason to believe
that it will do much to acuuaint
the country at large with the SUI.
Perior manufacturing advantages
and growing Importance of Column
bus. The city is admirably located
Doth for manufacturing enterprises
and an extended trade, situated in
the very heart of rich, cotton
growing region, with both railroad
and river transportation the form
er radlating in every direction and
connecting with all the great sys-
tenn OF the country, and the latter
affording cheap communication
with the gulf and the ocean. It's
rapid growth within the last few
years from Z ,401 inhabitants in
1870 to 1912 in 1880 by the city
dlrectorX-shows most remarka>
bic progress without such aids as a
hne exposition to display its ad>
vantages.
The premiums offered are liberal
enough to encourage competition
and reward merit and excellence
IN the several branches of industry
and enterprise which it is desirable
to promote. From the country
making the best display of agri--
cultural products grown by its own
residents, the handsome premium
of 81, 900 is offered for the next
largest and best 5000; the individs
ual making the largest and best
display $4,000; to the next best.
$4,000. 10 the county making
the largest and best display of
Georgia, Alabama or Florida raised
live stock, $3.50. These snd other
premiums offered are limited to arr
ticles produced in the states of the
Cbattahoochee valley. e. either
Georgia, Alabama or Florida.
Good premiums are offered for the
best OF all the cereals and other
agricultural products fruits, etc i,
exhibited by individuals, and di,
| plomas for excellence in machines
", agricultural implements, etc.
For the fullest and best display of
minerals and forest products 500
IS offered; for the next best $50.
besides diplomas for the best speci-
mems Of ores and stones. The fine
arts and household work are not
neglected, being offered cash pre-
naiupns for thcir various exhibits.