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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-30
Train Change.

The daylight passenger trains, Nos.
Z and 8, beginning Monday, make
Devils Lake their terminal stopping
point, instead Of Churchs Ferry.
In order to handle the west bound
business the Cando and Bottinean
mixed trains now take their departure
from this city, leaving on alternate
days Immediately after the arrival Of
No. Q from the east. The Cando train
leaves Tuesday, Thursday and, Satur-
day, and the B~ottinean train Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Under the new arrangement Con-
ductor Jack Reed is in charge Of Nos.
2 and 8.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-30
Tan c0aOred aweatoxeE Tor
Ehan ! NJ II. L.sNin6maAS9

Tan C01Oredf aWeA1OxN@ Tor
hunt a HI. -
We hive the best, most srsllabas md
cha.ns.t na.mn maSie.sslt vun't freero
~. is9 oiasianteed m every ~.
DALEY ETHnopAur.
Il. Huesren kssps in stock : fun line
of the cameras manufactured By the
Optical company. Thesa
- me iinest eoodsson earth. See him
n ~ Fwish @ 6ny 3 camera. 2s-tl
,.-
80. 1890. 81. yo-L ~ m.v
80. h.sr ,,s,t,rs N.ior = 4 M.olnne
a. 49, "a. ~ ~ a., mnch
sl.s..s .,.h ~. vs.t NJ M.olon.
srso.s . ana lao nr.ct,ca q Nav York
~ n..,cn. i. . ~ ch.rm,no IA
,onns l.av- .nd hosh
49, .nann s-,.na. Snr,n. tb.ir .hnrt
.c;o,,.n No. nv -;nl,o M ss,in
~. q, s. q
and orosne. a Ne meet ali competitaon..
I've No the leaders III this 1ine and
fully guarantee our goods. Geo. w.
Gotta. /.
= NJ n -, ~,
y. :ts M1 a Gu 49, ~ sn /.
t6Ouae M tke country, Get our
lDricee befor. YOU pleceyOur fnll,
3Iorder. We can saye YOU money.
!, ,,..sas.,
bo feep
Ine posi- camera = she PEl0e ~ ~
world. 70 1lvo seslsl sc
sson. nay y e yo0 want sne very,2SssAs
suppfies always on hand.
80 ,,S,,1 49,
Ian nelly: Our Wneet avcEA9o0
Twenty bushels straight through, md
Inv Gay about sixteen busheia. We
L.a...-r1 h.,,n. NJ. -
usu ny sMu'' "svi"t Dluo s.ou ''1Sg. ~ -
our 9 IN the spring. III nxes the
smut We nau 'ltslS n.e "olu-y
wn'on destroyed : nunoseo
Ousneas 81 max, ~ s.aE'su ~ : nos
: pom neAs ~ .no l'as oln ANU We n.v
!. NO iusa Wnss WIS 'no oaus' g w ous
!. was AROUND ~ 'ne 'lnhe'
!, just reeoeived-2ooO yards Of carpets
L .hor9stsis t %oq9 'ssrs.t al isn. - ~.
: anest %selsction az nsftsrna ever shoWn
: In the city. Prices rangefrom 10 cent,
y . yard up. Geo. w. detts.
al At Mann'es Fresh eg0s II
q cents per dozen. Fresh eggs
case 1Otss II cents per dozen
creamery butter, 26cts per lb
q dairy butter, 2Octs per lb; cook
ing blltterl 16cts per Id. w!
It have fresh butter and egGs at al
y tines.
Eor hrokan surfaces. soras. inseo
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-30

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Thresher supplies at Kelley's. 25-tf
Fat men can get trousers that
mans.
r. g. Griffith, formerly city editor Of
tho Fargo Argus. was in the city satur-
day. Nj. Griffith Is now connected
with the Pioneer Press.
Light weight suits for summer
wear, prices that will please all Gus
toners. at Branchflower Il Haslam's.
We have the best, most reliable and:
cheapest pump made. II won't freeze:
and Is guaranteed In everyLway. !:
DAELEY & THpODAHL..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-30

j. A 35ss
s|si
- --------- n
Mn.Russau anAspn, Who have heen
,,.,,,r. p,cs H.ss for.ome time lastE Y
Wednssdsyfor tAAirh home at M,sssna,
Ny. ass5s I
u1ho r.. ,.pa ~ ..sa, Com. and
- a. w. d. Brown & Co
M .h,r&. ~! n, men ~ n.
L.Wineman,a
w.nt.a M - e.nar,l hon,.vork
smal family. Apply 10 Mra. = III
ChAInberlin. lett
re Z 49,. ...,- n-..r !. .a,..
ti.ino for aachristian man 10 xork On
49, 49,. 49,. -,.n
- ~ :. s's ~ '1es 49,
go h.ns. q 49, a..o.,n.,on
1s..A u@A. 49, 49,
SCARCE m Towner county. s#
Wansed.sec0nd. nand4 omce desk.
E;a =. nsWls a. % 1Auuons
oondisson 81 raincSa Sssces. a. 4 ~
rKelleyas o5stf
-arvth n tha ,,na e c,o.r. and
tobacco, confectionery and fruits soft
drinks, at !. =. Colvillss. Give him =
The new ball over JamiesonS atore.
Ito be occupied BY the Woodmen and,
Stha a. n rYw MI, ~ sorr,allv
ss.As...s "a 1880 ......s- -
$h.n a,von nnaar tha -.n.r,c.. - tha
Neign0or isdies. otsncn ot'
"sthe W0Odmen. Tickets are I'll
F,v,no nntchm.p o.noS p,ov. ~.
tSload just arrived. Morgridge 4 Mer-
rick.
a, +ha ,a.a,n. a.,,. 1890 ,,...
zines and ~nario3icsIs NAV "a fonnd at
SJnress naw sten5 no.tcJhce hs,sISinc
" y
hIorkat. a.o III, ~ 81.
Mann & Son,
Erank ~, uo !. = rraar.4ocd
S+h.t - 70 ont - ths wa.thar n-onha,
(hr.,no.. Ha ,a,rea sora d,.t,nct,or
In m. lima bv nrad,ctino ( m,ld v,nta,
too va.ra 400 and q was tho vor.t q,
so,tv roar. moana.a.u ~ n,aa,.t.i
no more rain this fall. and It looks nov
~. q tho aownpo,,r wo,,,d nsvor ca..a
pnr or.h orn,as ra.oha. rl,,r,.
.nIia. W an,t HIr n III Ina - Sr,,i
S epe conu;nr ~ nresarv;m~ nnw a. ).
n HasSare H. nam &c., 49, :,
Ramsey County bank.
rha oor ~ votorr,o,or. sh,rnaa 4,
from M,soa+ina inwa hv TnrInar
= er,,it Joaiar sro ,oin. ill., hn
caIas Thav are awsv ahead ~ an,
euar hronohf - this citv
u,h., -, o.n e., n.,u,.+,. WE
1Jaaai oSs .iyo o,raat ,,sIa c,,ra dnn,
anaont saw - th Sno NE fn1 onst H. +aiIa
;nt" aoont an = .,hst;t,,to ~
@n;!ns f"S ao,as Gov hsrms u
Rnes, = so'o'' =
- :
Sse1op 'aso -" a. sspno, {
.nohen !. p,esel'.u %. .no syn. .
~ was ao.o ~ 10 wv =
.o.s e ~ - .,aasa ,
sooAs sno~ .uo one0se u .'e, -, !
says NJ ~ ieeluk velY u1'0A oes''
nen 40 - o' so
Q your iall ana Winter w
We have Inc best, most rellaoie a
cheapest pump MADE. IL Wont Tree
fnd Is ~guaranteea IN every way:
You invite disapRointment va
Eou experiment.. DeMltts Lit,
Early Risers are pleasant, easy, tnt
sugh little pills. Ihey cure constll
tnm az Iham' a " dreene.
Very complete q OF cnlldrel
School shoes just received. Erom
cents q pair up. We nave witnon Y
s:uaao;En 'tH nftv r. viii nav yon
snva.tioata onr shoa stock. Ia we of
aro haroains Geo, ". Cats.
At its meeting Tuesday evening
sabecca lodge ofthis city appropriat
! 5 from the lodge funds for the p
H | E
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-30

Girl wanted for general houseWosk
Apply to Mrs. A. n. Powell.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-30

behirlya
Wasa pit
Mhite hce
Of pain
en ignozAi
sNore . q
rye OF 8
Agugh to &c
know. but
~ or comp
sdons. Oh
OA ANY
Awny. but
Hid had a
spointed
uaornina I
iieyed the
didn,t
sxthe Office
~ about
fora ~
n chen thd
hruisad
~oonfessef
food "a n
,,s-a hrtLo,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-30
For sale.
wanted

A GOOD organ almost new. Inquire
OF Miss E. B. Turner pr st the Rectory.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-30
Il

Money to loan upon improved Devils
Lake real estate. Now is the time to
build q home for yourself and stoy
S-3f ALBEIT NJ. POWELL, Agent.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-30

Thirteen 10-cent loaves Of bread for
81. v. g. HAsLAM.
The latest fads In ,collars. at
HI. L. Wineman's.
Jones keeps . full line Of school
books. tablets, pencils. pens, etc. Post
Office building. n
Johnny Wilkinson went to ST. Paul
Sunday to look after his brother Will,
who IL In st. Luke's hospital.
Sec Henry Hale for fire insurance. tt
For ssle-Txo heating stoves. In
|quire ut this oifice.s
A full line Of school supplies at
Jones new stand, p~0stof3ce building.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-09-30

5 1M|
we'll
needn't
mol
lsWed
Chankd
wall
yyou1
KY
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soldiers. There were no contagious cases
among them, all being typhoid fever. dys-

soldiers. There were no contagious cases
among them, all being typhoid fever, dys-
EMERY or malaria. -. In the death of Col.
Waring from yellow fever the country has
lost one of its most distinguished civil and
sanitary engineers. His visit to Havana
during which he contracted the disease of
which he died was at the request of the
President to devise measures for improv-
ing the sanitary condition of that city,.
Most of the Paris papers approve of the
action of the Court of Cessation in grant
ing a reopening of the Dreyfus case.....
Cuban insurgents are displaying strong
desires for public office. ... l.. In joint session
Oct. 31st, the American commissioners at
Paris presented the purpose of the United
States taking the entire group of the
Philippine islands; also said the United
States would not assume any part of the
debt incurred by Spain i'll trying to put
down the rebellion, but would assume
that proportion of the debt that has been
spent for the benefit of the islands. Ad-
journed to Nov. 4th i. A telegram from st.
Petersburg announces that all the powers
have accepted the Cars invitation to take
part in conference looking to the dis
armament of the nations. Each power
will be represented by three delegates.
.....General Fitzhugh Lee has written
very complimentary letter concerning the
work of the Young Mems Christian AS
socation among the soldiers in Florida
and has requested that their representa-
tives may be authorized to accompany his
army to Cuba and prepare for even more
extensive work.
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side on her farm there . The fall term OF
OF school on Bag!ey Hill. taught by Miss
Ethel Pierce, closed last week; also the
school at East Troy, Mrs. Mabel Ward
teacher. The High school will close in two
weeks.
| PROSPECT. Samuel Reed, the Oldest man
in town, now 80 years. has been on two
months visit to his son in Rock land He re-
turned home last week. 1T is Charles
| george and wife who have moved into the
Wagner house. .Zeuas Woods and wife
were away last week visiting relatives.
James H. Littetield our former Represen.
tatlve, raised the banner piece of corn in
Prospect this year. Hosea b. Littletield
| has gone to Massachusetts for employment,
....Just over the line in Stockton Fred
| Ellis, Jr., has sold his two connected farms
to Forest Clark and Mr.. Ellis has moved his
! family to his fathers in Searsport and has
engaged to work in Boston the coming win
ter....J. F. Libby is having large stock of
| goods moved into his store this fall. On
| our travels over town we have found four
| farms where deer have DESTROYED the cab
bage, eating the heads out, or what would
! have been heads if let alone. The places are
Jerry Emerson's, Mr.. Wescott's, W. H
Glnn's, and the next following place. Mr.
| Emerson has seen seven deer at one time,
and the other morning an old buck was
feeding around the rose bushes close to the
house. The story goes here that deer fed
close up to the Jacobs house and scratched
his head on the corner finish. d. Orchard
Grant, who had his buildings burned, is Law
ing new cellar wall and will rebuild
Some of the things we have seen on our
travels as truck and cabbage peddler are
two tame raccoons that belong to the Hugh
Ridley boys. The boys got nest of four
little coons before their eyes were open
and they kept two of them. They were
fed on cows milk and they held the
nurse bottle in their paws. The otter
| day when we saw them they were
dreadfully handy with their paws and they
are up to something about all the time
Twice one of them has got into the wagon tc
find out what was there and what was il
our pockets. just across the road on the
| Hooper place they have an independent
surly and long bearded old Rocky mountain
goat, with about as pretty countenance as
an Old merino buck, but the coat of coarse
hair would make good start for a Sleigh
robe. On the Dorr place ducks take the lead
and Mrs. Dorr offers live ducks cheaE
enough for everybody to get pair to teet
for Christmas. Then down along tile rail
road track there is A family engaged largeIy
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From Oranges to Tobacco.

Since the destruction of many of the
Florida orange groves by the great freeze
of 1895 many of the former producers of
this golden fruit have become discour-
aged and their groves are growing up in
weeds. On the other hand, some have
taken care of their trees and will soon be
shipping the fruit in large quantities.
Others have found products that will some
day be as valuable as the orange and
that will stand more severe cold than is
ever likely to visit this State. Among the
products that have been found to pay
handsomely is tobacco, which is becom-
ing remunerative. Jacksonville Metrop-
oils.
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FISH AND GAME. The game wardens
stationed at the Bangor Maine Central sta
tion seized a moose, Thursday, which was
owued by A. Z. Jackson of Keene. y. H.
Jackson, together with fellow sports
man from Keene, came ont from hunt
ing trip III the vicinity Of Ragged noun
tain having with them three deer and
the moose which was taken by the war
dens. The moose, the wardens said, was a
calf, and the law forbids the shooting of
animals under year old. Jackson was
arraigned before Clerk Adams of the Ban
gor municipal court late Thursday after
noon. He pleaded guilty and was sent
enced to three months in Jail. Jackson
appealed from this sentence and was or
dered to give bonds in the sum of 5000 for
his appearance at the February term of
court. L. o. Whelden of Greenville re-
Gently shot big buck deer which weigh
ed 240 pounds. A short time before. Mrs
Whelden shot buck weighing 125 pounds
and within - yards of the house,. sat
urday's record of game passing through
Bangor was larger than any record in
previous years and the second largest this
year. There We're 10 deer, five moose
and one bear
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Tax Collectors Notice.

unpaid toaes on lands Of resident and non-resi-
dent oHners SH'idted in the torn Of Prospect, in
the county Of Waldo, for the year 1897
The following list of taxes on real estate of resi-
dent and nonresident owners situated in the town
of Prospect, aforesaid, for the year 1897, commit
ted to me for collection for said town the Goth
day of June. 1897 remain unpaid and notice is
hereby given that if said taxes with interest and
charges are not previously paid, so much of the
real estate taxed is sufficient and necessary to
pay the amount due therefor, including interest
and charges, will be sold without further notice,
at public auction at school-house, district No. g.
in said town, on the first Monday of December,
1898, at nine o'clock, A NJ.
VIM. 7. Beard. One wharf, one store, one
barn, sheds. one engine house,
amount of tax due, including interest and
charges - VI Z
Charles johnson. One house, one acre of
of land; amount of tax due, including
interest and charges. 3.75
Heirs of Woodland Pierce. One house, four
acres of land amount of tax due, includ-
ing interest and charges observation-disclosures. ~
Heirs of Thomas Clark. one house, one
barn. so acres of land amount of tax
due, including interest and charges 9hZ
Prospect, October 10, lS9s.-3w43
o. Is. GRAY,
Collector of taxes of the town of Prospect.
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The Situation in China.

An American, long resident in Picking,
who had opportunities for acquainting
himself with the true sentiment of the
ruling class in China at the present time,
asserts, says Harper's Weekly, that the
Chinese do not love Russia, but regard
America as their natural ally, and prefer
England to the sullen neighbor on the
north, from which quarter the kingdom S
enemies have come from time immemorial.
Ii Hung Chang and Prince Kung, the
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Prime Minister and substitute for Ii in
the latter's absence, have coquetted with
Rassia in order to bring England to the
point-that is, substantial guaranty of
the integrity of China against Russian
aggression, and no arrangement that has
been entered into would be allowed to
stand in the way of favorable conven-
ton with the United States.
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Spain agrees to relinquish
'-at, over and claim to Cuba
ol eondition. All questions
@-el aud selection of Guam
'trH arranged. ...... There was
Fa tAfoughout Michigan Oc-
some places as much as
5ng A blizzard accompa-
'N - most places and consid-
l-e was done to crops. Two
lofa>rant tract distributors
..gaiel at Arequipa, capital of
province of that name,
W., ..l'tabuting papers contrary
~ t.i4lou The State attorney
n ili tAeir release. The gen
~ W .aSters at the shoe factories
+ -A'on- koerland, Middleboro,
and sslns ms in south
4. 4assaehuste hore gun six weeks
IL. I'd Tally detpdi Il off Oct. 2Sth.
authorized the strikers to re-
S' The strike is virtually a
lne strikers and victory for
Il, 's,' .ldated Lasting Machine Co.
sn '17u are rejoicing that the strike
aged The steamer Cottage City
,t, H. at Victoria from Skagway,
spo 'ot !. large number of passengers.
nv .g'' mat the Yukon is now filled
ea5 ige and that travel to Dawson
Fei Ie,i 1t is also reported that a
p 'ps been discovered in the Atlin
nv is fully as large as Lake
saille Ohio Odd Fellows Home
nj Va at Springfield Oct. 9th
gjsiti,@s'er Ralph P. Miller. Over
p,, ,.ng members of the order from
gss 40 Of the State attended. The
On t tl completed at a cost of $780,
isson nre U nited States army hospital
til ~ 49, which reached New York
gico 'om Ponce and Mayaguez,
= were 275 ill and convalesce MT
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sound and well. Will Walton, Higgins
vile, Mo-
The above is one of many testimo-
malls that are continually coming to
hand i'll praise of Pe-ru-na, even for
such serious affections as CONSUMPTION
Catarrh is the king of all evils. Catarrh
is Inflammation of the mucous mem
brane or inner lining of the organs of the
human body. Catarrh may manifest it
self IN any one of the great vital organs
OF the body, but no matter where. you
can cure it by taking Pe-lu-na. Buy it Of
any druggist. you need any particular
advice or directions. write to DR.. 5. B.
Hartman, of Columbus, Ohio, and he
Will gladly give you same free.
Ask any druggist for free Peru II
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Young Doctor: 81 find it hard to draw the
line between hay fever and influenza" Old
tinctions have to be made; there's no help
for it, detroit journal.
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-ens OF THE WEEK.
The funeral services

a NAT .',t-i,,,,.v the marine who
.tse Zorfolk navy ward
.alai a 3 ''e ...oj at his late home in
i-,a, oee.i Rev Russell Wood
*. ne" -g ,,,' church officiating
tae tt ~ in..led with the MANY
s. NAs I .j Four men from
..'e 74 ,,,nnteers served
,,4rnor Powers was
Thursday morn
h., retnrned from Bos-
3 The Greater mart of
..Inr the commissions
med hv the Council,
the afternoon train
',,l+on Commend
Maine man has been
MI the naval station
Rico He was born
1+ ronntv H.. com
Hin Radoer dnr;no
Nh Sna;n A Ranpor
LII IN otfer If - a ton for
q. nsal5-ahout BOO TONS
+ III he will accent al.
+.r tbe market is likely
is the scarcity of ice
tba coas, The
rov comfy Teachers
.4-si, fan convention at
'- s-h undar verv favor
- The foIlowino officers
Cole Th0maston
nm Rockland score,
.t.t R,ckland superin-
,,far5 camden and R.
.-'i axscutive committee,
.., ,hr FIRST Maine heavy
.,t AZ men ont of xix
.,isars commanded nv
.,.ainb nassed througI
a-fsrn1on on route for
mo roroner' : inrv
NIX ANNA ]. SearIes Of
s4 b verdict Oct. nth.
Il Nei,tiI'' ~ I.L H. h
'''le 10 ,. iie' Sle go oS
no eSi''en'' n va Pte
en- I.i.l' al H. 49, 1 hoanh ~
nation of the savings
nanies and loan and
'li'9 ~. ~ w. l'"n 49, ans'
, u. NV 80 - $780, d n.-o
lit G. = : . " re.. Co;n
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tllle OF loot pall III Lewis
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-10

Diphtheria relieved in twenty minutes
Almost miraculous. DR. Thomas EclectriC
Oil. At any drug store
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-10

Ask any druggist for free Peru ma
Almanac for the year 1890.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-10
OVERCOME,
A Subtle Enemy At Last
Finds Its Equal.
Consumption Often Cured
by Pe-ru-na.
Pe-ru-na Cures Catarrh. Even
1t It's of the Lungs.

NToLD ago
MES did / suf-
fer for a long
time with my
lungs. The
doctors stated
l h ad con-
sumption. |
could get no
Ielie1 until /
tried your Pc
Una. 1t cured
and today | am
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-10

Little Colds" neglected thousands OF
lives sacrificed every year Dr. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup cures little colds-cures
Big colds, too, down 70 the very verge Of
consumption.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-10

Years of suffering relieved in a night
Itching piles yield at once to the curative
properties of Doan's Ointment. Never fails
At any drug store, 30 cents
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-10

How 1t Came About-Browne: Chow did
that Congressman get his reputation as
brainy man ?" Towne: He was once inter
viewed by bright reporter" Brooklyr
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-07

ONE of the interesting events of next
year will be an exposition in Chicago
devoted exclusively to the products of
the southern states. While there have
been great expositions in the south
this Will be the first grand exposition
to which only the south will con-
tribute. The commercial congress, re-
Gently held at Tampa, Fla. heartily
endorsed the proposition to hold this
show, and, AS the idea originated in
Chicago, there is scarcely room for b
doubt of such cooperation between
the commercial bodies of that city ana
the people of the states most directly
interested rs will carry the enterprise
on to a successful contamination. The
object is, of course, 10 bring the south
into closzr commercial relations with
Chicago and the vast region contribu-
tory to that city's business life. A
weil-plsnned and properly managed
exhibition of The resources of tn.
sOuth-agricultural miner al, and in
dustriai-will undoubtedly promote
this object and be mutually advan-
tageOus.