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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01
SELECT SIFTISGS.

There are te, suicides q day in
Paris.
Austria will t-y the experiment of
taxing cats.
We produced in 1889 3.402,9l2
bushels Of COW peas.
Our farmers raised in 1889 3, l65,
554 bushels of beans.
The great temple Of the sun at
Cuzco, in Peru, was attended By 4ooo
priests.
4 man in Nevada, Mo-, has been
cured OF indigestion by receiving a
stroke OF lightning.
A suit has been brought in Indiana
against a physician for refusing to St
tend case of smallpox.
Lieutenant House, Of the Fourteenth
Regiment, National Guard, State Of
Ohio, is siz feet eight in height.
Southwest City, Mo-, claims the
champion fat baby OF the country
eight months, sixty-siz pounds.
Nezuna. en- Otoe medicine maa of
Oklahoma, is the latest rainmaker.
He calls crowd, sings a chant, and
down comes the rain at once.
Town originally signified farm or
farm house. 1t is used in Wyclife in
this sense, "and they went their ways,
ono To his town. another to his mer-
chandise. .
A young woman teacher at Mount
Sterling, Ky, has been notified By the
Board of Education that she has been
dismissed, as the Board meant to
t'higher q mail teacher.
Joseph Dudley, Of Waterford. Ne. !,
seventy years ago built big clock
o. the entrance Of his house. Neither
or snow has affected it and 1t
still keeps excellent time.
"Familiarity breeds contempt is e
pro7erb found i'll one form or another
in every European or Asiatic language
having literature. Its earliest form
is believed to be the Sanskrit.
General de St. Mars, Of the French
Twelfth Army Corps, suggests that
competent men be trained and as
signed to the different batta!ions to
lead in singing National airs as the
soldiers march.
While cutting ditch on the farm
of Charles z. Weens, three miles
south OF Vincannes, Ind, the remains
Of nastodon we're found five feet be-
low the surface. Among the many
bones secured IS a portion of one tEsk,
four feet in length, and one-half Of
the lower jaw bone.
II, when in Paris, valet de place
is anxious to hare you visit one ot the
minor theatres, and you 50 with him
and pay the admission for both. it is
veil to know that after ward tho valet
not only receives hack the money you
cave for his ticket, but also per
centage upou every dollar sou spend
in the house.
Not few people in Msine make at
Least an honest living ty gold mining.
Gold is found IL many parts Of the
State, but in small quantities or under
such circumstances as make systematic
mining improbable. A 'miner" liy'
ing near Byron brought into Lewiston
few days ago nugget Of gold weigh
Ing over al ounce. He makes Two q,
three dollars day gold mining.
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HFra. CAllinn. SfarH.

fam thirsy-thsee years cd, have beea ssse'
eSed seventeen vars and have four ivteg
children. Ny health has cot been good sincs
my first child was corn. Twrlye months age
Twas confined, but my becy only li7ed tsv
days. Soon after that was attacked with r.
zitation Of The Bladder. choking spellss hears
paIpita.ion, faintins spells ard great oa-7.
ous2ess. In this terrible condition wag coz
fired to my be5 eight months. I thought
was dying many times. Ny dssP little help.
hess Chi d,ea, IN kissing me- at night. ottea
said: "Pi:ased don't die, mamma" or, Papa,
don't let mamma de tonight" Ny little boy
brought ne a La lies Birthday Almanac one
day, and after ree ling II I decided 10 try the
Wine OF CariUi Treatment. hsvc taken two
bottles OF NcE;re:s Wine Of Csrdui and
three small packages Of Theiford;a Black
D.au hit, snl am etter than have bee2 for
ten years. AN visiting ny neighbors on
foot, doing n: work with ease. and eat better
than have for years Col c2'E knows how
grateful I At, for tits Wonderful medicine
that has w4rEeG this gres: ran formation.
Mrs. SALLlE COLLINS,
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SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

Lonfou's pneumatic system consists
Of tlirty-si2 pusunatic tubes winch
radiate throughout the metropolis.
\ lightning rod is the scat OF a coo'
:iouous current, SO long as the earth
at its base ald the air at Its apex are
oE different poteutlais.
A writer in. Electric Power thinks
that in electrocutions The current
should be turned on for several min
utes, instead of a few seconds.
The effect Of age and OF strong cur
rents on German silver is to render it
brittle A sinilnr change takes place
il al alloy Of gold au'l siITar.
The rays OF the arc light, when the
arc is unprotected by q glass globe,
are said to dissiDate bad <odors, and
even to have 4 really purifying action.
The rate Of transmission on Allan
tic cables is eighteen words of five
letters each per minute. With the
"duplex" tnis rate Of transmission is
nearly doubled.
Bv means Of varied and exhaustive
tests, Swiss scientist has established
the fact that not single microbe ex~
lists beyond an altitude Of 1000 feet
above sea level.
The highest artificial structure in
America is the new water works tower
at Eden Park, Cincinnati, Ohio. The
foor of the tower, reached by the ele-
vator. is 522 feet above the level Of
the Ohio River.
II has been found by NJ. A. Chan
veau that during negative work, de-
seen! or lowering, the temperature Of
the muscles concerned is raised to no.
tably less degree thau during CORE
spondingly positive work, ascent or
raising.
The paper cables used in insulating
electric wires in Chicago are made by
wrapping strips Of MANILA paper
around The wire and coating it with
rosiu and rosin oil. When sheathed
in lead pipe these cables are said to DO
highly satisfactory.
New machine guus are wanted IN
lie navy. The dcolaud is for guns Of
six millimetre calibre, using smokeless
powder and jacAeted bullets. Rapid
itv and accuracy Of aim, resistance to
pressure, facility in dismourfting and
freedom from injury by dust and rust
will be considered.
krushite, the new abrasive material.
consists OF chilled cast metal shot,
varying in size from that Of the clover
seed to mere powder. it is claimed
that krushite is three times as effect
i've as the sharpest sand for polishing
diamond drills, in boring, etc, and
that the wear On the saw blade, or
rubber, IS also very much less.
After spectroscopie comparison
with the gas Of cleYite-in which ter
rcstrial hellum was first discovered
NJ. H. Deslandres announces that the
permanent radiations Of the suns at
mosphere that are not recognized on
the earth are reduced to 8 single one.
This is green ray, called the ray OF
the corona, which is peculiar to the
highest regions of the solar atmos-
phere, allowing us to suppose that it
belongs TO gas lighter than hyrogen.
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A Great Blesslns--SomethtDg IN the
Reach Of Ever, body.

Wha: vyn!l YOU lhinN ~ . man VINO was
sick anI rom--,lutiy I;-s.l i; ".;:rh "i :'alTa
r:r9 .rs i'--ar=e Il" ad tailed !" !isf ;!iTs"-
tens refuses 90 axe IL? l:s>ji,.: That is be
in"e him: TIKI; wGs ti@ case Va. -. i0An
&. Coz. ':c Atlanta.
y have l,"en suffering with Dyspepsia I'M
ter ratrS. Dega- taking Tv2sT liysnea>l'
ne:rcir and Gained fifteen r"iats:' IN ,h'rtE
days. ! commend il 10 tic rG',i;c - :: E:"al
biessia. can cat supper 90 &; I'D :;"d sica;,
like II: hc--.$n;nc; hing ."n!.ii ':;:i tr ,=fn:c.
Ht.;:a !: r;s. per bottle. IL" s&!r by al d'NS.
..;cf.
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Y SN'
And then size looked at him, SO
tall and straight and handsome, real
izing for the first time just how she
felt to Ned .Norroway.
81 couldn't have gone without gccd'
bye, Audrey" said Ned. Yesterday
and last night, with all the strangers
about at ths picnic, gavo me no
chance. Will you think of NE now
and then?'
eve shall all think and talk about
you q good deal.
They sat down under tho grape
vine.
II have great hopes o. this Jour-
new" said Ned. Uncle Edward
promises BY and by to take ms into
partnership. He's very wealthy and
bachelor Il nice old fellow, Audrey.
You'd like hin"
"Should I?' asked Audrey, think
ing only that Sue ahoul>l like no one
o7ermucn vino had tempted Ned away
from Bloomland's slopes.
And I'm to board with hin, SAID
Ned, "apd we shall get on spleudidly,
I've DO doubt; aul when I'm Junior
partner"
Just then Il whistle sounded. 81
shall have to run for it, said Ned,
catching NJ lis portue4uteau. 'Nch,
goodbye again, Audrey"
A vague disappointment thrilled
Audrev she hal thought 80 much ;
and no had said so little. Just thau
he leant toward her. "Ono kiss at
parting,' be sell.
Audrey drew back. She WAS no
prude; she would have given her lips
to any friend leaving her, without a
thought Of Wong; but she COLL not
even let the mau she loved kiss her; 1t
might be a bctrayiuG or;lca', who
knew? Everything or nothing for
Ned Norrowsy, and he hA1 never ut
tered one worl Of love to her.
"Good-byc," slo said, and gave him
her hand. And he took it aa:l went a
little dashed, and just little wounded.
When Mrs. Dew came home she
wondered what made Audrey's eyes so
rel.
Oh, women's lives! how they glide
ou, for the most part tangled IL the
mesh Of little-things! There wAs the
parlor to dust, rufHes to flute enl ths
cake to bake; blue bow To be made
to wear with the white dress; hand
kerchiefs to hem; Afternoons to be
spent at friends houses; friends to
entertain at home; q book mark to
be made for the Bible; very important
nothings to be done from dawn until
dusk; but through it all one thought
ran-a thought born of maidenhood's
first love, as bright anl pure au ! ten
der as ANY ever sung by posF, though
she was but a plainly reared country
girl and he nobody with hopeful
heart gene out to seek his fortune.
The time Of roses rassal away, and
grape time came.
somebody~~it was Iom Pepper -
had had letter from Ned, who was
very we'll pleased with New York.
"ae's been to see everything" said
Tom. "'.Tait; it's quite what I call o
historical kinl OF o letter, dre ,dful
interestin' ; want to read it?''
81 wouldn't mind, said Aubrey.
So Tom gave her the letter. It was
e sewing circle at Mrs Doves, and in
n minute more All :rey slippel up
into Mrs. Doves be lroom, aud there
read the letter. Just such q bright
80 1,,,,,-
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McHenre, e..

There y 1aore Catarrh in this section OF tae
country tb-a a!i other diseases PIT toSssAer,
apS nrt:! LAe Ms; few Ec;LTs V;s supposed 20 Se
ioc:;r ..:: Fnr:. ersaS many Years DEBTORS pEo,
ro%rcel y : !o:>I disease and i're.rc:ted locaI
-e:ns.i,er. ari i'y c .a:taat;y ::;i:"G 70 cure
wiz, . II tre.tstent. ii:cnncTct;. :s2ncit:aole.
T:o5.i ,:;sas.. aad 1i.cre:o:. SECURES con.tita-
tn,. i ire ,t,:en7. IJa'!s Ca!n:-a '.H,e. ,n*a-
r:,ctutsi2 ny i. !. C!e1ry {: -. In:s}:o, Hh:a.
l. ;s ,t.3 ;nt-r;a;.y ir ti;.re4 sc::, - d1j;S to
:, f.Gsr7cnt;,l. !: zc's cir2"iiS ca Tic blood
.1a ~ :..r:ss surfaces t.: TIC >ya:a-1,. fheE rGer
~, ian :-:,1 da!::.7s - =9E casc !: 1ai:S -
.::> s.,!t %: c..:@iii:s ar;t t"st ;',':li7i=,
r.. <';.x:7~:- - c., IGa:-c. Q.
e C2,la: N.:pg3:::$, -.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01
Lettuce Grown by Electricity.

It has been found that the growth oi
lettuce subjected to the rayz Of the
electric light IS considerably hastened,
bat unfortunately the operation Of tbs
electric light on other usefr! plants is
not uniform. New yorl: Telegram.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01
FUN OF THE D.T.

NJ mau is hero 10 lis ia@ycz.
Puck.
There is a rood .icai Of lazincss thai
goes by the name of sickness. Ram :
Hcrn.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01

! u d
reY.'
audrey gave
her hand to Ned
No-rcTay.
Good b ye,
she said. land
you came t h g
whole way acrcss
10 see ne again d!
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01

FITS sto,scd f-co Ly De. kLISes GrrA9
Syry. H.$-o. ~. - ~ ate: :irSt day ; use.
Marvellous c;irs.. Treatise and $40 trla! Got-
lie free. d.. Ehue. s>l Area St, pA:!a.. IA,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01

need. 10 mage e!ixiT. I: only ;e~n;ra- little
daily care ot the ieaiili. !;TanS Ttbu:es re.
duce doc:or,H~ tnits jGS'e>t c:.st.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01
TO Keen Io,,nc

P;Sn's Care for Consumption is an a
No Asiilnla IIeiicinn. ~ L. v H.
L!AN=. An,iccn. Ills. April II, ISL
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01

The Er~;r:ns Powers OF Pax Ell. Ginger
Tonic max. it SIC ?eeti o. 'c"c:y homo. StaE.-
ac !-ul:4ct. ,,.ts a:.s .t :.::te s. E!ctd TO it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01

William Lillian White, .; .'amatca. y y.
VINO will be fifteen years OH ia Ccto2er. is
six iec; tarec inches tall a2l weighs 2j1
pour:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01

The furnaces 10 PENNSYLVANIA are haviu-
as hard time getting fuel i;s Of. aud cou!,!
easily do fifty per cent. more ,uSiaess j! .hey
could get the c2ateTial.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01

Ms WinSo"'s Soothing Syrup f." children
;ee:hing. so::eGs he Gr;Il:S. reduces im%smn?a-
:ion, alleys pain. cures wind co,ic. &c. bottle
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01
ASSIST NATURE

4 ;;:.:c Icw G3d ;iicE
i. removing Offend
i=g matter from Tie
stomach and bowels
ard yoI thereby
avoid a multitude
Of distressing &C.
ral!se:c::::s and e;s-
eases. AID VII! lave
less f:eyrc:it need
Of your doctors
service.
Of all known
! agents for this puf-
rPose, D. Piercc's
Pleasant Pellets arc
tie best. Once
IseG. t:,sy are ale
Eays iH favor.
TIC EeiiatS cure
oil; ness. sick
ard bilious head.
acle, dizziness, COS
t!vencss: o. = :.stl-
patton, sou: s;on-
I1-o ,-T-
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&c; .;inG:rcornS and Csc it II
Won wan! 10 Sn0w s:'c comfort o; no corDs. 1t
takes tiuil. 0u. Perfectly. iic- II druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-01

gestiou, OF dyspepsia. ";;"dy oeiciiags,
heartburn" pain and distress after cat
i1g and kindred arrangements Of the
liver. stomach and bowels.
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AU.DREY7S LOVE STORY.

9 ssG OOD-EIlE, Aud
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that it was permanently stopped here in
Missoula.
Several prominent business men have
expressed themselves emphatically in
the matter and one of them said to q
STANDARD reporter this afternoon, .Such
wanton destruction Of property is little
short of anarchy and I, for my part, will
do all that Is in my power to have the
dirty business stopped"
This is q fair sample of the opinions
entertained by business and professional
men. The reputation of the city is dam
aged by every one of these alleged jokes,
and nobody will desire to locate in .
town where his life and property will be
endangered by the actions of a pack of
idiots who find amusement in the suffer-
ings of others. If the expressed desire for
reform is sincere let every man who is
interested in the town take hold and held
remove this worthless lot of fellows from
The town.
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warde-James Company.

MIssoULA. April 13.-There were about
100 people in line this morning when the
box office at Hartley's opened for the sale
of seats for the Warde-James perform
ance of "Othello" next Wednesday night,
and in few minutes nearly $500 had been
taken in by the treasurer. 1t was the
best advance sale that has ever been made
here and the house has been filling up
ever since the first rush ended. The emil
nent traaedians will be greeted by the
biggest house Missoula ever saw.
w. W. Cole, advance agent for Crit
fith's Faust company, is in town to-
day making final arrangements for the
performance Saturday, April 20. Griffith
has been favorite ever since hss appear.
ance as Mephisto last season and he will
undoubtedly receive cordial welcome.
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WHAT SCIENCE DOES.
An American Has Discovered a euro For
Consumption.


An American Has Discovered euro For
Consumption.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-United States
Consul General De Kay, at Berlin, be-
lieves an American physician has dis
covered a means of curing consumption,
lupus and perhaps cancer. In bis report
to the state department ne says that the
coming medical congress is likely to give
no little attention to the discovery made
by DIR. Louis Waldstein, a native of New
York.. 1t is announced in the German
medical papers as an extraordinary action
of minute injections of pilosarpine and
crystallized extract from the Brazilian
jaborandi plant. This, IN a sense, COM
pletes the celebrated "heilserum," acting
favorably on patients whom tho serum
does not cure. The key to the discovery
is this:
BY successive injections of minute doses
of pilosarpine in the veins he arrives at n
gradual stimulation of the Emphatic sys-
tenn. That system increases while the
corpusceles in the blood, which in some
way are not acted upon, certainly over
come and render harmless those poison
GUS particles i'm the blood that produce
disease. The discoverer strongly advises
physicians to try pilosarpine In the early
stages of consumption, and indeed, in all
diseases involving the Emphatic system.
He has satisfied himself il forms a trust
worthy test for the presence of tubercu-
losis in man and animal The report
then closes with statement of a case of
lupus of % years duration, regarded as
incurable, which was relieved immedi-
ately after the first injection and is now
almost healed.
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LOCAL NOTES.

MIssouLA, April 13.-MIss S. V. Haas of
Butte is registered at the Florence.
r. NJ. Cobban and w. II. Raymond have
sold to Elmer Hughes for s.. 725 20 acres of
land in the Rattlesnake valley, together
with a water right of 80 inches.
James A. Allen has sold to Frank A.
Butler and j. II. Massey lots 2 and 3,
block 3, Thompson Falls townsite, for
$1,000. This includes all buildings and
improvements.
Bud Thomas of Horse Plains has sold
to Joseph Thomas of the same place, the
southwest quarter of section IA. township
20, range 26. Consideration, 81, 900.
Harry Myers of Nine Mile has filed a
patent to 160 acres of land as follows !:
The east half of the southeast quarter;
the southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter. and the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section "a, township
Is, range %. The patent is dated Jan. ID,
1898.
George NJ. Derosier and wife have
decided to the trustees of school district
No. 20 at DeSmet, one acre of land for q
school house site.
The ladies of the Episcopal church will
entertain their friends Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. McKeen, with an
'old fashuned soshul." There Is the
promise of plenty of amusement.
John Kotto, the man who was brought
down from Darby this week in a serious
condition, is reported as improving. He
is a charge of Ravalli county.
Nobody here is satisfied with the APP
pointments of mineral land commits
sioners and there has been general COM
plant on all sides to-day. II is said that
the local appointees in this district, the
Bohemian district and the Occur d'Alene
district are all republicans and tho local
democracy is up in arms.
William Q. Ranft left for Anaconda this
evening.
c. E. Roach and DIR. George McGrath
came down from Hamilton this evening.
A light shower fell here this evening,
the first of any consequence this spring,
and the prospects are that more rain will
come during the night. 1t is badly needed
and will prove q blessing to the farmers,
although Easter bonnets will suffer.
DIR. George McGrath of Hamilton and
Miss Huffman of Canada will be quietly
married tomorrow afternoon at the Flor
ence hotel. DIR. McGrath is exceedingly
popular in this section and his many
friends will rejoice to learn of his good
fortune.
Mrs. r. r. Shulder joined her husband
here to-day.
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set ,Em tn Work

MIssoULA, April 13.-There is evidently
a gang of sneak thieves at work In town, as
numerous articles have been reported as
missing and to-day George Keith, q ranch
man, had coat stolen from his wagon,
while il was standing on Higgins avenue.
The theft of q saddle was also reported to
the police this afternoon and they are on
the lookout for suspicious parties. The
spring crop of vags is fairly good and if
the officials will only rustic them up there
can be a lot of work done on the streets.
There is plenty OF work to do and there
are plenty of men to do 1t il they are only
compelled to join the gang. 1t is healthy
work and sometimes makes good citizens
by intoxicating habits of industry in men
who have forgotten what work is. And
then, too, the streets are benefited by it.
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Consumption

is amenable to treatment. Hope,
courage, proper exercise, and
from the inception of the dis
ease the continual use of SCOTS
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil and
Hypophosphites, are absolutely
necessary.
keep up good courage, and
with the use of this most nour-
ishing and fattening preparation
recovery is certain in the first
stages, and may be accomplished
even when the lungs are seri-
ously involved. Stop the exces-
sive waste land nothing will do
it like. SCOTS Emulsion), and
you are a1n1ost,safe.
, sDonr oepsrssaded to accept suosatntsy /.
Scott & Bovine, N.Y. All Druggists. soc. and 81.
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MIssoULA, April 13.-There Is a strong
public sentiment here in favor of the de-
lection and punishment of the despicable
perpetrators who threw a bottle through
the window of w. c. Murphy's bed room
this week. The deed was the culmina-
ton OF series of contemplate tricks
that have been INDUCED in here recently
and IL is high time that an emphatic halt
was called IN the matter. IL Mlssoula is
10 be fit place for the abode of young
people who will attend the state uniyer-
sity. IL Is about time that the moral at
mosphere was purified little. In no
other place would such conduct be toler-
ated for moment and it is high time
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PERTINENT POINTERS
That County Fair Will Be Hummer in
Every Respect.
DOWN WITH THE HOODLUMs
High Time This Destructive Ele-
ment Was Sent to other Zones
-Officers Have Their Eyes
Open for "Joshers."

MIssoULA, April 13.-Tho county fair
proposition is booming along in splendid
shape under the direction of the board OF
trade. There Is not q business man or
rauchman in the valley that is not inter
csted in it and that is not willing to lend
whatever assistance he can to tho plan.
The committee that is making the pre-
liminary arrangements for the fair has
outlined q broad-gauged plan, and If this
is carried out there is no doubt of the sue
cess of the exhibition. The present in
tention is to have the competitions open
to exhibitors from all parts of the state
and to offer all possible inducements to
such probable exhibitors as are outside
the county. 1t will DO county fair only
in respect to its management.
The idea is to show the remarkable re-
sources of this section by comparing
local products with those from other Sec
tons and not building a Chinese wall
around the fair that will shut out exhibit
tors from other counties. Missoula is not
ashamed of her products and is willing to
compare them with those of any other
section of Montana and for that reason
il is the hope of the committee that ex-
hibits from all over the state, both agri-
cultural and industrial, will be secured
for this fair, which will be better expo
sition of the resources of the state of
Montana than has ever been given be-
fore.
Enough guarantees of subscriptions
have already been made to insure q big
premium list and enough farmers have
signified their intention of competing in
the exhibits to insure a successful display.
Everybody is working for the success of
the scheme aud it is bound to 60.