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Evening star., 1898-04-06
USE OF PARKING.

The Attorney for the District Renders
an Opinion.
Replying to a request from Mr.. Robert L..
Preston, owner of lot g. square 1877, 'front.'
ing on 18th street, for decision as to the
use of parking in front of the lot, the Dis
trict Commissioners submitted an opinion
by the attorney for the District in the mat
ter.
The legal adviser of the District states
that the question in the case is whether
the owner of the lot has the right to use
the parking in front of his lot according to
his lot lines extended, or whether his right
to use it is confined to lines at right angles
with the building line.
The attorney states further that except in
the Vedder case. he has been unable to find
that the question presented by Mr., Preston
has been judicially decided here. But 1t is
his opinion that Mr.. Preston is entitled to
use the parking on 18th street to the ex-
tent OF the linear frontage of his lot and at
right angles with the street
Evening star., 1898-04-06
Beethoven, Wellington,
Bismarck.

Kings and Queens innumerable,
nearly all the minds that have chang
ed the course of affairs in the world
for centuries have been to Carlsbad
for bodily aid. Everybody can have
the benefits of Carlsbad at small
cost at home in the Carlsbad Spru-
del Salt, which is evaporated from
the Sprudel spring. Best results OBJ
tanned when outdoor exercise can be
had. Obtain the genuine article,
which has the signature of els
NER & MENDELSON CO., Agts.,
New York" on every bottle.
Evening star., 1898-04-06
SPAIN'S PREPARATIONS,
Large Contracts Made for Small Arr
and Ammunition

Large Contracts Made for Small Arms
and Ammunition.
That Spain is neglecting no opportunity
in its preparations for possible war with
the United States is clearly indicated by a
telegram received at the Navy Department
from the naval attache at London an
nouncing that the Spanish officials have
contracted with Vickers Sons and Maxim
and other European manufacturers for the
prompt delivery of 100000 stand of small
arms and the necessary ammunition 1t is
a natural assumption that the purpose CT
Spain in acquiring such large stock of
small arms Is either to equip its people for
the defense of Spain and it's colonies in
case the United States should attempt an
invasion, or that an aggressive attack on
United States territory is IN serious con-
temptation.
Evening star., 1898-04-06

the members Of number Of these or
ganizations that the operation of the Hull
army reorganization bill which has the ap
proval of the administration and Is now
before Congress will operate to their dis
advantage should its provisions be made
effective. This bill contempfates the ex-
pansion during tine Of war OF the regular
al my from its normal strength of less than
10000 men to 10t 600 men. The idea seems
to prevail in the minds Of the militiamen
that if the regular army is increased as
provided for in the bill 1t will preclude
their participation in the war. as the num-
ber of soldiers provided will be all that
the government requires.
Colonel Ralsto1 of the Sd regiment of the
Pennsylvania state militia Vas at the War
Department today in connection with vari-
Gus matters that have come up incident to
the present emergency.
Allotted to War Department..
The allotments made by the President out
of the emergency fund for the War Depart
ment up to this time amount to about 81 ,0OO,-
600, most of which has gone to the engineers
Office and the fortifcation bureau. Both of
these bureaus combined working hur-
riedly in putting the seaeoast fortifications
in formidable state of defense. The sum
of $4,000 was given to the Quartermas-
ter's bureau, to be- expended, If necessary,
In the movement of troops, subsistence,
camp equipage, etc. The subsistence bu-
reau, which provides for the feeding Of the
army, is prepared promptly to give orders
for all supplies that may be needed at any
point.
The ordnance bureau has on hand large
stock of the Krag-Jorgensen rifles now used
by the army, but the officials decline to say
whether-it is sufficient to arm the militia.
The arms owned by the latter are in many
respects very inferior. and in many in
stances are said to be such as have been
discarded by every nation under the sun.
If hostilities come, therefore, and the mi
litia is called into service, there will be
big demand on the ordnance Office for
supply of the arms now in use by the regu-
lar army.
Going to Key West.
Capt. SIMPSONS big war feet at Key
West will be still further strengthened in
a day or two by the arrival of the double
turreted monitor Amphitrite, which LEFT
Beaufort this morning for that purpose.
Evening star., 1898-04-06
Enter Their Pleas.

The following, recently indicted, pleaded
not guilty when arraigned today before
Chief Justice Bingham In Criminal Court
No. /: William Saunders, HOUSEKEEPING:
Mary Hill. second offense petit larceny;
Julia Beale. false pretenses: Benz. Dorwart,
violation of section 543S, r. 8. U. s.; Mil
dred Campbell. manslaughter; Stephen
Hall. housebreaking. and John Tucker,
housebreaking.
The following pleaded guilty and were
remanded to await sentence: William
Payne, false pretenses; William Saunders,
second offense petit larceny.
Evening star., 1898-04-06
Improperly Attributed to Secretary
Porter.

An editorial in the Hartford Post, severe
ly criticising the position of Congress on
the Cuban question. has in newspaper re-
prints of it been indirectly attributed to
Mr.. John Addison Porter. secretary to the
President. who Is the owner Of that paper.
The editorial appeared last Saturday with
out the sanction or knowledge of Mr.. Por-
ter, who wired as soon as he read the arti-
Gle expressing regret that such a publica-
tion should have been made. Mr.. Porter
has been too busy, and has not regarded it
as proper to direct the editorial policy of
his paper from here, and, in fact, has not
written q line for 1t during his residence
of over a year in Washington.
Evening star., 1898-04-06
NOBLE u. LAE
BE DIFFERENT

A cutters value lies in his original Ideas
and his ability to fit the Individuality
as well as the body of his customer. So
SAYS our New York cutter, E. L. Free
man-who is now at your service. As for
the clotbs+and the patterns-they are
typical Keen stock-none finer on either
side of the pond
TAILOR, 1910 F st. ap6-1Gd
Evening star., 1898-04-06
MIR. DU BoSCS STATEMENT.

Spafn's Proposition as to the Disaster
to the Maine.
Senior Du Bose, late charge d'affaires of
Spain, who was in charge during the crit
cal period following the Maine disaster to-
day authorized the following statement:
The report of the Spanish commission
which investigated the Maine disaster has
not yet had time to reach Madrid from Ha-
vana. Notwithstanding this, the Spanish
government is ready to submit the evidence
OF both sides to the impartial Judgment of
the expert opn:on of the marit me nations
of the world
Evening star., 1898-04-06
CELEBRATED WILL CASE
Arguments Before Court of Appeals Over
Bequests Of Joseph Holt
Late Judge Advocates Estate Again
Subject OF Controversy-Thc
Legal Points Involved.

Arguments were begun today in the Court
OF Appeals in the now weI-known Holt will
case. The appellants are Josephine H.
Throckmorton, and Luke Devlin, the appel
lees being Washington D. Holt, William G..
Sterett Margaret Browner, John w. Holt,
Locke w. Iglehart. nah Holt, by John w.
Holt, her guardian; Robert s. Holt Thomas
Holt and James Holt. The arguments were
made by Messrs. J. ]. Darlington and VIM
G. johnson for the appellants and Messrs.
A. s. Worth.ngton and ]. NJ. Wilson for the
appellees.
The attorneys for the appellants, in their
arguments, covered in detail their assign
ments Of errors, fourteen in number on the
part of the lower court This assignment
has heretofore been published in full in The
Star.
Case Of Appellees.
The arguments Of the attorneys for the
appellees were under four heads. They
first followed the lines that the conduct of
Joseph Holt from February T. 1873, until his
death. throwing light upon his relations
with the beneficiariss under the instrument
in controversy, and with his blood relatives.
was competent evidence upon the first :s-
sue. 1t was also competent according tc
the appcllees, as bearing upon the fourth is
sue, relating to revocation, and his declara-
tons during that period, which were ad-
mitted in evidence on behalf of the cav
Gators, were competent upon both issues as
tending to show his beliefs, feelings, pur-
poses and designs.
1t was next argued that the court having
withdrawn from the jury all opinions as to
the genuineness Of the alleged will based
either wholly or in part upon the compost
ton or style Of the paper, and Instructed
them to disregard it, the appellants have no
just ground of complaint, even if such tasti-
mony was improperly admitted in the first
instance.
No Error I'm Rulings.
Continuing, the attorney for the appel
lees endeavored to convince the Court of
Appeals that there was no error in the
rulings Of the lower court as to rebuttal
evidence, and that the lower court properly
admitted in evidence letter from Judge
Holt 10 Mr.. Nick Ray. In conclusion it
will be contended that the judgment ap-
pealed from should stand, because upon
the whole case the Probate Court shouii
have refused to admit the alleged Viii 10
probate. and the justice presiding at the
trial in the circuit court should have re-
fused to admit it in evidence or should
have Instructed the jury at the close Of the
evidence to render a verdict in favor Of the
cayeatOrS,
Evening star., 1898-04-06

- Horse owners and house builders -
- will ind us prepared to furnish any -
=" quantity OF any wanted kind Of glass
- at Any time. We're glass experts -
- and we guarantee work and our
- wares Ask fer estimates
GINS. Il HODGkIN. Glass Expert" o13 7th
mh30-3m,14
Evening star., 1898-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE POARD OF
Directors of the NATIONAL tnion Insurance COM
Piny, held Tuesday, April D. 1898, TO take
Eotion with reference to the death or Mr.
Thomas Francis the following preamble and r2so-
lptions were adopted ard ordered to be pub
Eshed-
Mr. Thomas Francis. a director Of the Ma
tionaI Union Fire Insurance Company. died at
2 O'Clock Monday mt rning, April 4. 1888. HIS
sickness of short duration. He seemed 10
have an impression when he was first taken
that it would De- his last sickness We are thus
trught together to take suitable action upon
the life Of one who has recently moved IN
onr midst. In all his business relations with
the members of this board he was courteous and
efficient in the discharge of any duty he was
called upon to perform. and possessed their en-
tire confidence. being known to them as man
of the strictest sooTiety and integrity In enc
various walks Of life.
The following resolution is respectfully sub
mitted
WHEREAS. The Eoard of Directors of the
National Union Fire Insurance Company, in the
all wise dispensation of Divine Providence, have
been allied upon to mourn the loss OF our late
esteemed colleague. Mr.. Thomas Francis. a
useful and valuable member Of this board. who
died at o'clock MopGay morning. April 4. 1898:
RESOLVED That we tender to the family III
the deceased profound sympathy. trusting
that ar all-wise Creator will give them grace
to bear with fortitude this their bereavement
and loss: that this resolution be spread upon the
minutes Of the board and that CODY thereof
be sent to the family OF the deceased.
HENRY o. TOWLES, President.
NOBLE d IARSER Secretary. il
Evening star., 1898-04-06

ORIENTAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION No. G.
The election Of officers for the ibsuing year of
said ass citation will be held on THURSDAY
April 3. 1888. In the office, No. Su4 L street
NV The candidates are as follows: For presf-
dent, Con- Schwab; for secretary, George Eckcrt
and Chas Gersdorn for treasurer, Chas Scha-
Ter; for directors, G. H. Schulze, John Ocker-
shausen A Schulteis, Carl Haneke, Chas
Specht. L. Behrens. Con, Schafer, j. f. VoGt
Chas Bischon. Chas. II. Bauman. Leonh. Eek
ert- Polls open at IL m. and close at pm.
Election committee. NJ. Blumenthil, l.. Rose
nau. r Burck, i Gutenberg. G. Wick, A. Ebert.
aIi-3t LEONH. ECKERT, Secretary.
JACF son DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
"A special ard important meeting of the asso-
ciation has been called for WEDNESDAY, April
., at pm. at Metropolitan Hotel. 1t is re-
9uested that all members be present.
NAT SARDO JAMES L. NORRIS
Secretary. (ap4-3D President
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-02

enterPrsng citizens Of our city have contributed literally
and that going to spend &c. 600 in premiums and
fractions to be absolutely free guests during
Being our first attempt in the Street Fair business
will doubt make in management but both
time and have been literally expended for norma-
ton to the experience of other similar associations
abng avoid their mistakes and improve
ments suggest themselves
Many of premiums consist of articles of merchandise
contributed by the wholesaler through local dealers making
quite impossible to distribute the according
cash premium plan However, justice and fairness all
exhibitors alike has been guide in arranging this list
we trust that find part of attractive
you will not only become an exhibitor but that will
to the Fair bringing your family and neighbors.
The hotel accommodations of city ample our
citizens hospabe and if you will put aside dull care
for the week and visit promise you the freedom
of the municipality where the strains of music will
constant delight and where you will be allowed witness
without money and without price, strictly
tions secured at a cost of hundreds of dollars.
The four lines of railroad entering Owosso will carry
passengers during that week at rate rdicuously
that cannot afford to stay at home So again
you to with the understanding that the invitation
extended by Owosso the husng city Of Central Michigan
and that everyone of her citizens will member the
reception committee, extend to you hearty welcome.
-.sr GEORGE b. MCCAUGHNA,
ptary
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-02
Rules and Regulations.

Entries in all departments will be closed on the first
day of the Fair Tuesday Sept sOth at o'clock m
less exhibitors show sufficient for waranting de-
lay and in shall entries in any department be made
after O'Clock p. m. of first day of Fair
All exhibitors of live stock shall declare the Secretary
in writing least week prior the opening of the Fair
their intention to make such exhibit and the kind
Der of animals they intend exhibit necessary ac-
commodations may be provided.
The Secretary's books open for entries
Competition is free to Shiawassee and all adjoining
counties
The animal article can compete for but one
premium except in collections sweepstakes special prizes
The General Superintendent will have charge of the
viewing committees and books of their respective divisions
Viewing committees will report themselves promptly at
o'clock OF the second day of the Fair their respect
i've superintendents They win properly note awards
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-02

premium books sign and superintendent of dvi.
sion.
First premium will be marked by blue card ribbon
Second premium will be marked by a red card ribbon.
Premiums will not be awarded when merit does de-
mand it.
When but premium given may be first second
at discretion of the judges
Protests from awards of premiums must be filed with
the Secretary on the day awards made
No exhibitor viewing committee of his class.
Hay and straw will be furnished free by the Fair
agement Owners to furnish feed and keep stalls neat and
clean during Fair
Exhibitors will not be allowed to their exhibits
before o'clock p. m. of last day of Fair.
Every article animal upon exhibition will be under
the control of the Executive Committee and every precauon
will be taken for their safe keeping but the Society will not
be responsible for any loss damage that may
All live stock must be owned by exhibitors, and such
stock competing for premiums must be in stalls and pens
later than noon Tuesday Sept GOTH Horses may
be removed at night DESIRE but must be returned
and remain in stalls from O'Clock m until o'clock D. M
each succeeding day of Fair.
in class s.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

That the County and District" Fairs of former years
have given way the Free Street Fair idea
fact well established
In presenting this the first premium list, Owosso
Free Street Fair Association appreciates the fact that is
not only street fair in Michigan this that
will hardly be able TO excel in grandeur and display the
Worlds Columbian Exposon but we do claim that the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CARPENTER, OwossO; w. III.
BYERLY, Bennington.
CLASS I-HEAVY DRAFT
Stallion years old and 1s Mems Suit. Cd Wool
Horse Blanket. o.at.'
Stallion years old 1s Pair of Mems Fine Rubber Boots
Stallion year old st Box Cigars end Five Ring Halter
Span best any age st Fairfield Lawn Swing 3D. Pair of
Mare Best Brood any age LIST Mans Stiff Hat 3D. Neck
Colt best year old Filley Geldng st 20 lbs Binding
Irvine. 3D. Rawhide Whip.
Colt, best 1898. lst, Box Cigars Cd, Whip.
CLASS H-ROADSTERS AND CARRIAGES
Stallion years old and over LIST, Plush Robe 3D. Pair
Stallion years old. LIST, Mems Fur Driving Gloves 3D.
Stallion year old 1st Box Cigars 3D. Five Ring Halter
Span best any 1st Fancy Wool Vest Sd, Pair Horse
Mare best brood years old and over 1s Mems Stiff Hat
I'd. Neck Htchng Strap.
Irvine 3D. Rawhide Whip ' ''''''s
Colt best year old Fley or Geldng 1st Box Cigars 3D.
Colt, best 1898 1st lbs spearhead Tobacco 3D. 20
CLASS III--GENERAL PURPOSES
Stallion not 14OO lbs years old and st Steel
Hammock Chair 3D. Horse Blanket
Stallion years old ist Pair Mems Fine Shoes 3D. Lead
Stallion, year old ls Box Cigars 3d. Five Ring Halter
Span best s any age LIST Two Suits Heavy Wool Underwear
Mare best brood years old and lst Mems Stiff Hat
ssk n sd a and ID Kyle Plug ~ il,
Irvine I'd, Rawhide Whip.
Colt best old Filley Geding. Box Cigars 3D.
Whip.
Colt best 1898 1s lbs Battle Ak Plug. 3D. 20 Bars Atlas
Soap.
CLASS UNMATCHED AND SINGLE DRIVERS
Best Span Mares Geding years old and 1s Pair
Mems Fur Driving Gloves. 3D. dozen Linen Collars and
Three Pair Link Cuffs
Best Single Mare Gsding 1s Pair Ladies Fine Shoes
Cd, dozen Linen Collars and Three Pair Cuffs.
Bast Saddle Horse Mare Geding ls Pair Ladies Fine
= Shoes: 3D. One Pair Suspenders. worth $500
NoTE.-Class to be shown in harness saddle
CLASS warm TEAMS.
Best Farm Team, not years of age weighing
$500 lbs 1st Castree Shaw Steel Land Roller, worth
S22. co. I'd, T. M. Bisse Garden Pow.
NOTEClass be shown in harness and driven wagon
first and last days of fair
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-02
SUPPLEMEN MI
TO-
THE OWOSSO TIMES
Vol. Xxx, No. %. Friday, Sept. 2, '9s
Friday, Sept. 2, '9S

Bull best year old LIST, 80 lbs Owosso City Mills Flour
Best Bull Calf One Mans Cloth Cap 3D. lbs Crackers
Cow best mlch years old and oyer is One Pair Mems
Hefer, best year old lst Solid Gold Ring. Cd. lbs
Heer, best year old 1st One Box Cigars 3D. One Box
Sara de la Duchesse Toilet Soap.
Best Heifer Calf 1s One Yearly Subscription the Detroit
Weekly Tribune. 3D. 10 Bars Jaxon Soap
CLASS X.-GRADE CATTLE, FEMALE
Best Herd of not less than five 1s One Is Tooth Lever
Harrow. 3D. One Box Cigars
CLASS XL-FAT CATTLE.
Best Fat Cow 1st so lbs Pillsburys Flour 3D. 20 Bars
Best Fat Steer years old or under 1 so lbs Owosso City
Mills Flour I'd, One Years Subscription to the Iowa
Homestead
Superintendent ROGERS Venice
CLASS XII-AMERICAN MERINoS
Best Buck syears old and 1st 90 lbs Binding Twne
3D. One Years Subscription to Detroit Weekly Tribune
Best Buck year old 1st so lbs Electric Flour. 3d. One
Best Buck Lamb 1st Parlor Lamp I'd, One Years Sub
n. sGSription to Iowa Homestead
Fine Shoes, I'd, One Years Subscription to Detroit
Co.'S Soft Coal delivered at Owosso Mine Cd. One
Best Two Lambs 1st, Two Screen Doors 3D. One Years
Subscription to the Iowa Homestead
CLASS XIIL-GRADE MERINOS FEMALES.
Best Flock of not less than five st One Gents Rocking
Chair. I'd, One Barrel Salt
CLASS XIv-MIDDLE WOOL.
Best Buck. years old 1st 20 lbs Binding Twne
Best Buck year old. st so lbs Electric Flour 3D. One
Years Subscription to the Iowa Homestead
Best Buck Lamb. 1st, One Parlor Lamp 3D. One Years
Subscription to the Iowa Homestead
Best Two Ewes years old 1st, One Pair Mems
Fine Shoes Cd, One Years Subscription to the Iowa
Homestead. f-tt RI
Best Two Ewes, year old 1st One Ton Owosso Coal
Co.'S Soft Coal, delivered at Owosso Mines 3d. One
Years Subscription to Owosso Times. ~ 4 81
Best Two Lambs. 1st, Two Screen Doors 3D. One Years
Subscription to Owosso Press att't
CLASS XV.-LONG WOODS.
Best Buck years old or over 1st go lbs Binding Irvine
I'd, One Years Subscription to Michigan Farmer.
Best Buck year old 1st 80 Tbs Owosso City Flour
I'd, One Years Subscription to Iowa Homestead.
Best Buck Lamb. LIST, One Parlor Lamp 3D. One Years
Subscription to Owosso Times
Best Two Ewes years old LIST, One Pair of Mems
Fine Shoes I'd. One Years Subscription to Reporter
Best Two Ewes year Old 1st One Ton of Tod Kincaids
Soft Coal, delivered at his mine I'd, One Years Sub
scription to Iowa Homestead.
Best Two Lambs. 1st Two Screen Doors. 3D. One Years
Subscription to Owosso Press.
CLASS XVI.-COARSE WOODS.
Best Flock of less than fve 1st One Gents Rocking
Chair. 3D. Barrel of Salt,
CLASS XVII
Best Display of Thoroughbred Sheep LIST, One Mans
Ulster. H-lls
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-02
PREMIUM LIST.
STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Association Furnishes Hay and Straw. :.
Owners Provide Grain.
ENTRY BOOK NO. /.
HORSES.

Observation-Disclosures CARPENTER Owosso; W. II
BYERLY, Bennington.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-02
CATTLE.

SUPPLEMENTARY. NJ GILLETT Bennington
CLASS -vI-SHORT HORNS AND HBREFORDS
Bull best year old and 1st Mems Refer Storm Col
lar. I'd, One Years Subscription to the Rural New
Bull best year old 1s One Barrel of Pure Cider Vinegar
Bull best year old st so lbs Owssso City Mills Flour
Best Bull Calf st One Mans Cloth Cap 3d. lbs Crackers
Best Mich Cow years and over 1st One Fedora Hat
r.. 3D. 20 Bars Atlas Soap co, 90 nj
Heifer, best year old. 1s Solid Gold Ring I'd, lbs
3D. One Box Of Hazel Nut Oil Toilet Soap 'N'l' sA''
Heifer Calf 1s One Yearly Subscription to the Rural New
Yorker. 3D. Is Bars Jaxon Soap.
CLASS VII.-GALLOWAYS RED POLLED AND POLLED
ANGUS.
Bull best year old and 1st One Cotton Bed Mat
tress 3D. One Years Subscription to the Farm and Fire
Bull best year old 1s One Barrel of Pure Cider Vinegar
3D. 3 lbs Jamo Coffee.
I'd, 20 Bars Lennox Soap.
Best Bull Calf 1st One Mans Cloth Cap 3D. lbs Crackers
Cow best milch years and over 1st One Fedora Hat.
3D. 20 Bars of Lennox Soap.
Heifer best year old LIST, Solid Gold Ring I'd, lbs
Heifer best year old 1s Box Cigars I'd, Box Almond
Tribune. 2d, Is Bars Jaxon Soap.
CLASS VIIL-HOLSTEINS.
Bull best year old and 1st Fine Wool Lap Robe,
fancy. 3D. Years Subscription to Farm Field and Fire
Bull best year old 1s One Barrel of Pure Cider Vinegar
Bull best year old 1st lbs Owosso City Mills Flour
Best Bull Calf ist One Mans Cloth Cap. 3D. lbs Crack
best milch years old and 1st Two Fine Percae
Shirts. I'd, 20 Bars Lennox Soap
Heifer, best year old 1st Solid Gold Ring. 3D. lbs
Battle AK Tobacco
Heifer best year old 1st One Box Cigars 3D. One Box
Juvenile Toilet Soap.
Best Heifer Calf One Yearly Subscription the Detroit
Weekly Tribune I'd, 10 Bars Jaxon Soap
CLASS IX.-JERSEYS.
Bull best years old and 1st One Hunters Tent Xxi
3D. One Yearly Subscription the Farm Field and Fire
side
Bull best year old st One Barrel of Pure Cider Vinegar
Cd, lbs Jamo Coffee
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-02
POULTRY.

In selecting the following breeds and varieties the commit
has selected only those which its opinion deemed
be the most popular and which its opinion will bring the
best exhibits
All fowls for exhibition shall be shown in pairs except in
otherwise stated
Nomore than variety shall be enclosed in apart
ment.
For chickens the regular coop two square and