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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

The decline Of the -four mill in
dustry in Russia is attributed to the
persecution OF the Jews Many OF
the largest mills were owned BY Jews.
and these having been compelled
70 abandon their property, BY the
reinforcement Of obsolete laws the
industry on which Russian commerce
largely depends ia. therefore, lsnguish-
ing. Russia IL negotiating with France
Tor favorable terms for Russian grain.
the export Of which has Of late largely
decreased.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

ToasarlAys The stomach. hves sni b. wcis
AID promote disrssion. take occ of carsers
Lituc Liver Pills every night Try them
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

"WaAS's tAatf'' that's . ksictan.eore"
as Nv when does !, ecgia 10 eoiisscf'-
Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07
No Place trar O'Mauey.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, Nov. :.-The
Supreme Court took up and passed
upon the Neil-O'Malicy contest in the
Eighth Congressional district, by
sustaining the action OF the Sec
rotary Of State in refusing to place the
name Of UMalley upon the tickets
printed for usc in the city Of St
Louis under the Australian system, -
the nominee Of the Democratic party
for Congress The court adjourned un.
til November II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

Wa don't put our great men On postage
ssAsnps uItil lheY arr d~t ~ thcy "srsss
know when they're licked"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

"YorR account has bsen standing . Ions
time, Mr.. Dakey." Then give II = scat
my dear Shears.' Every glad 10. sir; shall
we make IL . 70 ceiptf'1Iothier ma FUR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

Do xcF suffer frorn slck hrataehea moment
icuscs. IL 10 not n.>esaAry, Carter Lite
Liver Pills will cure you. Dos-, oee t.'tis
pill. 6niaii prtca Small dosc. eu.aii p4A-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

Cnscx Geld. and Brons hltis with Hsie's
Honey IL Hur-lsouni and Tar
Pixies T~ootharhe Drops cure In ore m;aa;s
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

F1aScn of3cer ito raw rucrulO DO ne
you are oo horseback Pick No %.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

soop rule In srsd.ns 10 n.s To ics yenr
vcirs fall too suddenly, IL might .
ersckcd- bipShamtan tlsyaelican
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

pyspep&ia roablri ms for a nuuster %
vcars and was arrvous and wraS 4
iriepd got mo se use tF hsl. = SarsaasrtllA.
and every thing ! no~ cat s<rves With Sc.
Ny stomach now gives me as pas sndt
eujoY my focd-A y Ess<ks -. iss Meas
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

TnR brAs cough mriissae h fiso's Cure
eOr Consumpesoa. Hoad every where 60
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07
NJ DaN oc.ssesa.

PHMAD9lSuA. NOV. L-Tsaak ShessR.
aged SIX yssfs and siss mostAA vho
IA sceoDPsyiag his mother from b.
vaf1a 70 tbs city o. the stssoaAip
WessesAlasd. do q - Tsesdsy iron
ssck1sO caused By smoking . eigssssaa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

eeOOs
Patrons OF the New York Central have The
exclusive advantage Of arriving and depart.
ing nc Grand Central Station, Fourth Ave.
nue. and Forty -secoLd Street thc very cen.
tire OF the city. convenient To hotels and
residepces, largest and nnest pos.eager
station In America. and the only one in the
City Of New York
The New York Central IL the oaly trunk
line entering the City of New YORK
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

ocRHn crca,rsr. Tire bareer-he i q. al
his brad work With he haadA-ElHiIs
(snzrefuL
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

1oo1 0eoAsoR.
You can reaA . happy misd ID Q hsppy
c~ouutenance without much peuesrsilon.
This II tho sort OF counteosScs that IL
0uoodam biiiOoO suRerer OF Ayspsuttc r.
lieved By Hoeteeeer' . Seooarh Uittevs weass.
fou viii meet many ecch. The 4resS ssotu.
echic and Alternative Also peovsdes Happiness
Tor the malsrsous. the rheumatic, the we~s.
aud those troubled with tpacssos Of The IA.
ncys and bladder.
W.T. don't yoa take somefhlnR for yous
coldf' Thanks. don care IL ! do..-EY.
Journal.
EfARiy every article cold 10 cheapes~d. In
cost Of production. NJ experse of quality
Dobosns' Elss,rsc sosp IL snsafv - dsy Wkse
IL WAS In Isl, stsdssaS pare, harmless snA
uniform Ask yoss grocer fos ~ Loek QUE
for limitations.
4 Hocxe LADY Of our scquaiasanea 81 =
verJ fond OF . minister says hes love n lee
rvverend ever-u.aGhaxptoa Lesder.
You make m mistake n you eo-r>sio.s;,v
give your children De. Buli's WoVm ~
stroyers- u 10 . nice candy ssd VII N
never docs hAra il sometimes dec . vopi6
Of good.
NsyEa stamp % your wilss bo~,~e
1oau have 70 buy ecr . DsW enG-Amona
Herutd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

Macy AxDEEsox's retirement from
tho stage u aid TO % permanent
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

The Cuban woman gocs through toe
world in an easy. shif,lcss sort OF . Say.
lounges only too Gracefully In . ham
mock or Tolls in her rocking chair. her
mind intcn; on only n .dea-how 10
keep cool The grace OF the woman To
set Oh by the marvellous way with which
she uses her fan Not foe . moment 10
10 AZ rest; IL nutterx. waves IDLY. 10
opened and shut IN The space OF . &c.
ond. falls . the side and again rises 10
take . part In the conversation The
type OF the faco which beams above
every fan In Cuban high life 10 dificult
TO describe The complexion varies
from olive TO white: deep black hair 10
the prevalent hue: bat tho eyes! Lu-
minous. dreamy SO large. dark and
vivid La scnorlta. with her certain
childiike franknesA hut with . prosok.
ing richness and fire OF nasure In her
features. many . heart ~ she
sits ut her open window twirlin. her
fan and watching the curling smoke
from her cigarette. and. while shs In
kept under the s~tr!ctest surveillance.
she Is n woman and romantic. and many
are the proofs that 'stonc walls do %
. prison make"-N. Y. Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07
You make M misa.hs n ysu 49,.

n Socxo LADY Of ous a~cguainsases vhs n
tefJ Ioha OF . minister ssss bee love 10 Tor
reverend ever-u.axhAutou LH>der-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

sYr, oil my houses are rvasna eSerp. the
orvx one whiCh il b e~zt Of all LA,
but not ieascd. eAf"-Naasey'sw cesiy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

W.T. don't yoa take soussih,ng sos ROM
coldf' "Thanks. don't care II ido..-GY.
Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

rorI pclscns that ssrumeiA,c N tie
Mood and rrs the naCAlaesy Of Tho s,s
srm. are eeadicAtsi cad eseel'~a b. Using
frsckiy Asa bs'tsrs. . naetsrsas thas VII
not irrisasr the stomach or bsw~ls Srss
in . e~us;c manner on these tesirase o.gans.
and restores health IN every eas~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

1uagsv AsvnoO 0UoA - - SoNoo@~
1~sS - C100A S01nOA
A. sns,wsn sssssessoH. - ~
| o. city frs0 ~ faro.ueo1useees.E
| NJ day snsued eAiily enAoe ~ ssoeW~
fceero HI visSs - ~ IN. -.
10 friouA ITO s~o9oooesoHP1 ~ -
Sbe eoane away frU0 hsosf - vsees4e@
- ~, Il shpnaAs u wno nptne ~ 49,:
| NJ vifs sosd - - TILE NJ esssuesA ~
vouldn't weosa Asvs Dsss ssess -
nss anyway"
A fr~ak oaDtoaScaA
Womeo,s rcd ssase h sstd - ccss w.
i.suiucs: may % aos - sAss shey - ooV
cho.s ob,ceyses % iistis thiaGA Ons misc
n cersean. sAey are sps - serihs ~ IAN %
H. 80. N "a ~ ordinasy presssos q
hse more f~rsqusaaly tAaa ~ bssds q c1ss
uca
.Aecnediae - Dr. Alike nsassse ~
ccuuy rod . pspee % 0steAte AeasnseS
fore The Peanaytvuaia Ssaee Asa1eASscsesy
nervous subject 70 bittoos aeeacss - sscs
hesdachea, Who hare crawling seoaeoocA
IKE the aowtne % Wasee IN u hsoA weo
Arc .trrd I'll the ume' and hsvs Unsxvsaaeeo
attacks Of sudd~a wcaknssa. oAy 49,
sussu~.scd Of Dangerous scadeoctoD y u
direction Of BriShss dtssase"
Tho vescraa ncwspapee c~orrsse"eosas
10 Howard. Of The New York FSss. IN nesne
shis ssasemest. saesesss: 'ffossaesy y
correct In her diagucsis. bat Why dcsssV
abe rive como idea Of uSasmeutt o .
u.an who has bsea Slrrd Ill ths tine Tor
ten years. Night before lass - soox sso
doses Of ca,omel md yesterday ~ wtshsd
be hadn't"
Aproyer aaswer 10 found In tbs sollowsne
lestrr Of Mrs.. Davis. wiss OF Rev. WA-S
Davis, OF BAsil. q. June 3lsa tAO:
II do not hesitate To say that ] ewe my nse
10 Warn~r,s Saas Cuw, I had . coSeAa
hemorrhaSe from ms kids~ys for moro tAes
siye mcn,ha Tbs physsciaas could % eoss.
ing for me. Ny husband sssras hasdr"dses
dollars and I was not relieved. was asoes
the care II the most cninent medical men IN
the STATE. Tho hemorrhAsc ceassd before
had taken ono bottle Of tho Ssss Cure. J
can safely and do checrfuliy recommend "
u AL who are sufferers Of kidney uoaossA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

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49, 5@ sh0{P 6iseroDe 81 senDech I'D 81
~ ~ - d see lsdageestes, hsert
IN vUFskac. !uefsoe nesssnSss - %
SsU.ks~cs ss3 nses sbe compls~ns
49, al 49, ssedOd ~ fam q areside
N~0r>r a,se.tstcs oupe ssd b curst
- - - aa.e fsere - oae sare we OF
ssrsarsHrniax The dsfAsess esxses - ~
Dsviss svesy symptsn =. !. Sss.ns
- s.ss.s "a ps.is ard eshe> ~,ahsrsir mir-
No. Nuch treatment ~hsis A~nsns ts
80 ermDcnSy vritef ~ arss 70 - saa
~Senvpystso she disease and ircrsaSe :"
suarrtR. foe u " like wairvas auss'
horse. u irrissse. Esd sss sS~
rnossssas OF farmer ~aysrSpsses are no..
ssrey 10 health esd ssrsassh 81 s'Sssscs
nrczsAa ehpss by The 40 ef sar eacss q
s~srpcrth~aius aad healing tonic s'srsesss
snovu ~ DE- Jeaa Basrs &rsayrArlla Tho
cc.Sraspa virtse % maay est~lhsns s~-s-s
~ n - Aserrss aad the bess Ssrsass<isis
odd
rus vsrua spese ~ H. wse~l sns saai %
- Mn Nrci Ia b euns~rs~i ~s;h ssea
rovs6si b. . eircse .ar0aSh waies 10 eSsA
ses brsah-Hssscn Courier
s..,s rss,
re offer One Haaar~d Det,srs Re~a,i
Scs nnv csee Of Caiarrh that can Hos -
mr-a b. taking Hail's CssaTra carc
RJCWExnV = Ca, frppa~ IaAote. o
We. the a~aderslSuoA. have sncws Y J.
Cheo~y foe tas iAst dsssa sears sna eeaisye
klm urrfcrtly honcssess In eli business
sr>nsscttana and anAnc.as.y able ~ carry
Ont sny chsirss.eas rsssse rs their errn
Wcss = ryuAx, Whosc.sss prs1gs..s tesess
" sidins, EinnAn g Narvia. wheaesAS
Iruay4ssa, Toledo. Ohic.
0siTp Cssarrh Cusc 10 taken isscru ssiys
~,fin1 direr,Iy On shr eia~~i AID Mucous ssr-
fs~s of the system Tcsnmceisss frca
Prscr - Per t-sssie spld By al Druggists,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

Nsyxe stamp % your Wtls's bo~nea
hernsd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

ApAi,socpAeS u oas who con ~so~cssssaiiy
pegcueho h(mansf h hat be 10 aspay h~rsaso
= cp9Ns - b. wAss he l. s-Jadss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-07

past from two to seven patients have
been sleeping outside the wardA The
crowded condition Of the institution
will demand some legislative attention
this winter.
THKRE WAS . pumpkin dance" few
nights since in Fred De Ii M~aotyf's big
barn at Fremont and most Of the social
club enjoyed the fun. The barn Was
lighted mp with all kinds Of fantastical
lights and the participants In the dance
wore dressed In keeping with the deco
nations Of the barn.
A wARRAxf has been issued for the
arrest Of J. 81. Chelson, OF Leigh, for
embezxling ss.7. the proceeds OF sales
Of binding twine taken On commission
contrlct
A TRAMP named James Tayloe. from
Pittsburgh. was run over BY the cars
ct Scribner the other day and 70 80
verely injured that one leg bad 70 b
ampusated 1t the hip
Tn Methodist Episcopal ooaSsrssos
meets 1t Randolph. December 9 Ss1d<
HKz1Y Hort. Of Clsrk County. fell
from . scaBold recently. sustaining -
rious injary. One OF the ankle boaes
vss driven nearly through the flesh
n. n. PUHD1. Of Homes. bed - Dis
fortune 70 looe i've head Of horses dur.
iAg . heavy rain the other night His
stable va dtuatod Doaracreok Sb1 tho
water raised aAA AlleA tAe stable an1
drowned TIE hocsss befoeo hs was Swazo
Of the danger oaly eseapinG.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-30
TlLLMAN A WINNER.
Close of the Most EXCITING Campaign Ever
Known in South Carolina.

Close of the Most EXCITING Campaign Ever
Known in South Carolina.
ATLANTA, July 30. The following
was received from Charleston, S. e.,
Monday night:
The heated and very much excited
canvass Of two Democratic factions in
South Carolina will probably be brought
to a close at Orangeburg tomorrow.
There are two other appointments but
rs county conventions have been held in
10Th, they will be called i'll by the ex-
Iillnan, the Democratic circus" has
been on the road for seven weeks. At
every meeting great crowds have at
tended.
Excitement has run very high. There
have been no riots or bloodshed, al
though this looked inevitable many
times. A great majority of the people
attending the meetings had been so
highly wrought up that they carried
pistols i'll their inside pockets, always
ready for the worst at any moment. All
in all, no such exciting campaign has
ever been known in this state before.
Friends of Capt. Ben. Il. Tillman are,
even at this point of the battle alarmed
at many anonymous communications be-
ing received daily. threatening his as
sassination. A rumor has just gained
currency here to the effect that two
roughs have been for several days fol-
lowing campaign speakers from place to
place, hoping to get fair chance to kill
Tillman.
1t is known here now that propo-
sition has been made by the straight
outs" to withdraw their bitter warfare
against the Tillmanites if they will
pledge themselves not to do certain
things when they get hold of the reins
of government, among which is the
chopping off of the official head of
United States Senator Wade Hampton.
1t was not at first intended to defeat his
reelection, but since the senator has
come in collision with the reform move
ment, it is thought likely that his head
will come off. 1t is now plainly seen
that full reform delegation will be
elected to congress The legislature will
be overwhelmingly for reform, and Ben
iamin Tillman will be the next gov
eFnOf.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-30
POINTED LANGUAGE
From Tennessee's Governor COncernin
the Federal Election Bill.

From Tennessee's Governor Concerning 9
the Federal Election Bill.
NASHVILLE, July 70. Monday in an
interview concerning the Federal elee.
hon bill Governor Robert l., Taylor, OF
Tennessee, said.
"The force bill is an envious stab Mt a
prospering south There is 10 need in
any state for legislation that is designed
to foment strife, murder and riot Eve
if it were legitimate and constitutional
legislation there is no need for it in
Tennessee. 1t is based Oh the false as
sumption that all negroes always vote
the Republican ticket:
If there is state where bribery, in
timidation and false counting are re
sorted to this bill will not cure ii. be-
cause the people are persuaded that it
is unconstitutional interference with the
right to elect their own representatives:
is designed to disrupNthe peaceful rela-
tion of the races, to clan the negroes
and reinaugurate the atrocities that
characterized reconstruction times, to
stem the tide of prosperity and develop
ment that is now sweeping the south 10
the front-a reasonable, contemplate
atrocious, assassinating attempt to per-
petuate Republican rule at the expense
of the peace and prosperity of both the
white and black people of the south
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-30

m lde a motion to concur with the sem
ate, and after soma discussion withdrew
the motion, but Mr.. Dockery, of Mis-
s0nli, at once renewed it. A very spir-
ite debate ensued. participated in by
Oen CLtcheon, Gen Grosvenor, Mr..
Breckinridge, of Kentucky, and Mr..
Dockery for the increase, and Mr.. Can
non, chairman of the committee on ap-
preparations, on tl> other side. 1t was
urged by those favoring the increase
that the publication ought to be made
and completed during the lifetime of
the men who participated in the war
The vote was taken by tellers, and re-
suited in a decisive victory for the in
creased sum. Chairman Cannon is al
together friendly to the war record pub
lication, but he thought the sum given
by the house enough. This is true as to
the work which can be done during the
fiscal year, but under the energetic
management of Mai. Davis eleven books
We're ready for the printer when the
fiscal year began The senate added
49,, 900 to provide for the immediate
issue of these volumes Mr.. Dockery
and Mr.. Brechinridge, of Kentucky,
rallied nearly the entire Democratic
and j. d. Taylor the other side, and the
result was us stated.
Mr.. Breckenridge paid high tribute,
and just one. to the valuable work of
the late Col Scott and to the most eff
cient work of Maj. Davis.
The sum now provided will be suffi-
cient for the publication of twenty
eight books of the records during this
fiscal year.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-30
LETS THE WESTERN UNION IN.

LETS THE WESTERN UNION IN.
An Obnoxious Provision In the Postal
Telegraph Eili Stricken Out.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-At the meet
ing of the senate committee on post
Offices and post roads Monday, the postal
telegraph bill prepared at the postoftice
department, was again considered. The
proviso as to the eleventh section was
stricken out. 1t reads as follows;
Provided, however. that it shall not be
lawful for the contracting telegraph com
pany or companies, during the term of
any contract provided for therein, to en-
gage directly, or indirectly, in the sale. of
press reports, election reports, market
quotations. or general news, or be inter
ested in the sale Of such reports, quota
tions or news, by reason of the ownership,
as a company of stock or bonds, or securi-
ties, or by. or through any contract or ar
rangement with any individual firm,
company or association engaged in such
sale beyond the service of transmitting
such reports, quotations or news, in the
form of telegrams at rates which shall be
uniform to all who may send such tele-
grams over the lines of the said company,
or companies.
II was asserted by DR.. Green, presi
dent of the Western Union, in his ar
gument before the house committee,
that the provision presented would oper-
ate TO shut out his company from the
bidding for the government business,
and upon this being shown to the com
mittee, it was voted that the proyisD be
stricket ont,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-30
VESSELS COLLIDE.
Disastrous Collision OF Steamers
Near Baltimore.
Three People Known to Have
Lost Their Lives.

As Number More Arc Reported Miss
ing, the Death List May BE Swelled
Considerably - One of the Vessels a
Crowded Excursion Steamer With Four.
teen Hundred Passengers Aboard.
Meager Details.
BALTIMORE, July H0.-A crowded ex-
cursion steamer, the Louise, returning
from COLCHESTER Beach with | 400 souls
on board, Monday night, crashed into
the Bay Line steamer Virginia, bound
for Norfolk, at Fort Carroll In an in
stant merriment was changed to horror,
mad shrieks filed the air, children We're
trampled under feet, strong men rudely
pushed aside weak women all in an in
sane endeavor to get away from danger
Three Killed and Nine Missing.
Killed:
Mrs. Catherine Keyser.
Charles Graaser, years.
Daniel Koop, II years.
Injured.
Adolph Miller, fatally.
Mrs. Magdelina Ruth, fatally.
William G. Graaser.
Missing: s.
Annie Ruth, II years.
Grace NJ. Allison, IL years.
Willie Haas, 2 years.
David H. Hitchcock, 30 years.
Lizzie Graaser, 81 years.
Maggie Eller, l3 years,
Mrs. Sophie Faber, AZ years.
Mrs. Margaret Oestereick, 80 years.
Henry Koop, 8 years,
William Beilgel, IL wears.
Among the injured, Adolph Miller
cannot recover, and others are sure to
die of their injuries. 1t is now believed
that those reported as missing jumped
overheard and were drowned. Search
is being made for bodies, but none have
thus far been recovered.
Not since the Tivoli disaster has such
thing happened near this city. All
sorts of rumors are afioat as to the num-
ber killed and injured. The streets are
thronged with anxious relatives and
friends of those reported missing. Just
who is to blame for the accident is not
known. Naturally, the pilots Of both
boats deny negligence.
Each Captain Blames the Other.
Capt. Bohannou said that his boat,
the Virginia, struck the starboard
quarter OF the Louise about the after
gangway. The collision nearly turned
the Virginia around SO great was the
force. There was no great excitement
aboard our boat, although when the
collision occurred n man, one lady and
a child climbed over. They did not re-
turn. When / left the Louise saw no
one in the water. If any went over
board they must be under the water,
not ON top, When the collision oc-
Cured the people ON the Lonise rushed
to the side where the Virginia struck
| do not want to cast any reflection on
the captain of the Louise, but believe
he was wrong"
The captain of the Louise disclaims
all responsibility for the accident and in
Inmates that the blame is entirely
with the Bay line steamer. The
Louise was carrying l,450 pas
sengers, and the scene on board was an
awful one. 1t will not be possible to
learn until several days the num-
ber of missing and probably drowned.
Four are known to be dead, and eight
are now missing.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-30
DESTRUCTIVE cLouD-BURsT.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth of
Property Swept Away.


BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July 30.-A cloud
burst, which caused immense damage,
occurred Sunday afternoon just above
the mining town of Horse Creek, in
Walker county. The creek of the same
name runs through narrow valley, and
it was on this stream the cloud burst
occurred. The valley was flooded to
depth of three feet, and number of
houses We're swept away.
All the coal chutes of the Horse Creek
Mining company were destroyed, and
thirty-five cars loaded with coal We're
scattered down the valley. Over mile
of side track belonging to the Kansas
City, Memphis and Birmingham rail-
road was swept away, but the main line
was not seriously damaged. No lives
were lost, but there We're many narrow
escapes in the town. Down the valley
below the town fences and crops were
swept away and some live stock
drowned. The total damage is esti-
mated at Sl0JG00
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-30
HALF AND HALF.
The Park Part OF the Show Will he as
Good AZ the Other.

CHICAGO, July 30.The directors OF
the worlds far have prepared state.
ment of the manner in which it is pro.
posed to divide the exhibits between the
lake front and jackson park. in re-
sponse to request from the state legis
lature to that end.
They say they intend to put in Jack
son park the agricultural display, in all
its divisions. including products of the
soil. live stock aud food products ma
chinery of all sorts, the forestry exhibit.
the railway display, electrical appli-
ances, printing exhibit, glassnlaking and
pottery exhibits, mineral display arehi
lecture and engineering, cotton and
woolen mills and their manufacture.
military and sporting weapons marine
display, etc.
1t is intended that this portion of the
exhibition shall equal i'll interest that on
the lake front. On the latter it is pro-
posed to locate the art building, the
decorative art and art manufacture
building Turkish, Indian and Egyptian
villages, government department ex-
hibits, etc.