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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09
WILL BUILD CHURCH.
Alabama Cumberland Presbyterians
to Erect Building in Mont
pomerV

gomery.
The Alabama Synod. in session at Shelf
field November s. adopted the following
paper:
Recognizing the Importance Of every
Cumberland Presbyterian in the bounds
of the Alabama Synod doing his or her
full duty in helping to build house of
worship at Montgomery. and realizing
that this must he done without delay, ]
promise that Immediately on my return
10 my home that I will begin at once an
active canvass of the people with view
of securing at least as many dollars as
there are members in my charge and that
will have the money in the hands of the
Treasurer, W. NJ. Cosby. Birmingham,
Ala. by December l. 1902.
Every one present subscribed to this
pledge. and the Presbyterians throughout
the synod are urged to raise at least an
average of 81 membu and forward to
the Treasurer by the first of December
that building may be erected at once.
This one dollar a member is to he in adj
dtion to what has already been subscrib-
ed and contributed toward lot anG build
ing fund.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09
DEATH OF ]. A. HoL1F1E1D.
One Of East Alabama's Best Known
Citizens,

Auburn, Nov. S-(SpeciaL)-J. A. Holi-
field, one of the oldest and most widely
known citizens of this part of the State,
died at his home here this afternoon. He
was for many years one Of the leading
merchants of East Alabama, and at one
time engaged in n newspaper business at
Montgomery with Johnson j. Hooper. au-
thor of Simon Suggs" He was a mem
Der of the Christian Church. and was at
all times a gentleman, modest and char
table in his impulses and relations.
He was about IS years old at the time
of his DEATH and is survived by two
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09
COURT AT CARRoLLToN.
In His Charge Judge sprott Arraigns
Morals of Pickens.

Carrollton, Nov. S.-(Special. 1.-THE fall
term of the Circuit Court of this county
met on the 3rd inst. Judge s. II. Sprott,
presiding. The charge of the judge to
the grand jury was in strong and en-
phatic language and the morals of PICK
ems County were severely arraigned.
William B. PEBBLES was appointed fore
man of the grand jury, which body has
lust adjourned. returning sixty-three true
bills. four of which are for murder In
the first degree. only one of the persons
charged being in custody.
The civil docket was very light out
one case going to tho jury during the
week.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09
A Nation of Liars.

New YORK PTeSS,
The income raN, which should he easy
to pay, puts a premium on perjury, II
has converted England into a nation of
liars. The present year the amount raised
by the tax is in round numbers $3.50, 600, GOO
The liquor tax brings in a little more
say 1855 O0O, 00u. and the customs about
$145.O0O,OO0 According to their own state
ments. only twelve persons in England
have incomes in excess OF S25O.000 Only
l6S have incomes under $780, 900 and over
$4,000. OF those with incomes of less
than 5000 the number paying the tax
is $40. AIS. In a nation of 4u,000.OO0 people
the income tax of $3.50, 100000 is paid by
34S, All.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09

srandd aughters, Misses Kate and Mol
lie Holifeld. both of whom are graduates
of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. At
present Miss Kate is a teacher in the
Auburn Female Institute and Miss Mollie
is the private secretary - f. T. Glenn,
TT ca surer of the Alabama Polytechnic
Institute.
The funeral will be held here tomorrow
afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09
MRS. CONWAY ENTERTAINs.
Most Elaborate Function Of the
Season Mt Scottsboro.


Scottsboro, Nov G.-(Special. AT the
handsome home of Mrs. Margaret Payne
Thursday evening" the most elegant social
function OF the season was given by Mrs.
]. w. Conway of Atlanta, daughter of
Mrs. Payne. The lovely Payne home
never looked more beautiful. The large
hall was decorated in red and gold, while
the two handsome drawing rooms were
thrown together and were decorated with
chrysanthemums and roses.
Progressive euchre, ping-pong and crok-
onale were the features of the evening.
The hostess. Mrs. Conway. received, at
tired in an imported French gown Of pale
pastel. blue trimmings, Of real lace NADIA
lion applica. She was assisted by Miss
Ellen Payne. daintily gowned in ping
organdy, trimmings Of lace applica.
In the progressive euchre games, the
ladies' first prize, handsome boubonnier.
was won by Mrs. j. Z. Brown; gentle
mans first prize, Moore's poems, by Mr..
Maury, second ladies' prize. story by Kip
ling Mrs. Margaret Mickler; second gen.
tleman's prize, handsome leather card
case, H. NJ. Henderson; consolation prize,
German beer slime, Mrs. ]. e. Brown.
After awarding the prizes. dainty re-
freshments were served on the card
tables.
Those In attendance were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Kyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Mickler: Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Moody. Mrs.
J. E. Brown, Mrs. John F. Proctor,
Misses Matte and Meta Arm. Mamie and
Vivian Caffey. Maud Robinson. Miss
Cockburn of Florence, Irene Moody. Bulah
Higgins. Memphis, Tenn; Virgie Keith,
Emma Harris and Ellen Payne; Messrs
Hal Hurt, John B. Tally. Jr., j. E.
Brown, Myth Rorex, John Will Payne,
Captain Bullen. Montgomery; Frank kar-
thons, Huntsville; Ed Graham, Richmond
Va; Solly and Frank Maury and H. M.
Henderson.
Mrs. Conway. the charming hostess
never looked more beautiful. She Is a
social favorite in North Alabama her old
home and was the reigning belle in this
section previous to her marriage several
years ago to Mr.. j. W. Conway, one Of
the leading business men Of Atlanta.
At the home of the bride, near Bolivar,
this county Sunday evening Walter Alley
was united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth
Ridley, Rev. w. H. McNeal oficiating.
The groom Is a member of the mercantile
firm Of Alley Brothers of Bridgeport and
the bride Is the accomplished daughter
of J. A. Ridley, Tax Collector for this.
Jackson County.
Wednesday night at the residence Of
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hall,
Miss Elizabeth Hall was united in mar
riage to James Tease, Justice John W.
Timberlake officiating. The groom is the
foreman of the Broadus cotton mill The
bride Is a very popular young lady of
Stevenson.
The residence of Mrs. Laura ]. Walsh,
widow Of the late J. M. Walsh, was
burned near Centre Point Church last
Monday night.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09
Love and Finance.

Chicago Post
"A woman" she said, gives all or
nothing"
And she takes" he replied, 'al she
can get"
But. then. they had been married many
years and a millinery bill had just come
in.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09
Try our line of Fresh Nut ca
Acc per pound. The Noe ]
A Big Hennery.

William T. Simpson of Cincinnf
poses starting the largest henn
earth near Dupont, Ind. He has
100000 eggs. They cost $4,000,
be placed in 100000 incubators to-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09

See our line Fresh Mixed Cakes be-
fore buying elsewhere. They are csc
per pound. The Noe Redit,
8 Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09

consist largely Of songs and music. with
Scripture reading. An orchestra will be
present. and a delightful and refreshing
service throughout is assured.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09
Perry Street Methodist Church.

Besides the regular services of Sunday
School and preaching, there will be spe-
cial rally day program at the Perry
Street Methodist Episcopal Church at 1880
O. clock tonight. The public is cordially
invited to be present. The service will
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09
BEDFORD DAVIS CAPTURED.
Negro Accused of Murder Caught in
Florence,

Florence. Nov. S.-(Special) ---Bedford
Davis. colored. was captured here last
afternoon by the local police. He killed
another negro Thursday afternoon in
Darlington and was fleeing from justice
He claims that the negro hit him on the
mouth with a rock and his statement is
corroborated by his appearance, as he is
minus several of his front teeth. He
went home and got his pistol and re-
turned and shot the negro dead. An Of
ficer from Sheffield came for Davis and
took him back to Darlington.
Mrs. Mike Malone, wife of the Tax As
SCISSOR of this county, was the victim of
very painful accident yesterday. She
was driving to town in a buggy behind
hitherto gentle family horse when the
animal. without any provocation. COM
menced kicfing and ran and jumped over
a wire fierce into a cotton field. Mrs.
Malone was kicked in the face and had
a finger broken.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09

WE HAVE "ALL KINDS" OF FISH.
Spanish Mackerel, Red Snapper,
Perch, Bream, Oysters and Shrimp.
Phone 1874. Morris & Stuckey.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09

Tne Board Of Directors of the Mont
gomery Infirmary. having found it neces-
sary to make their annual solicitation of
the charitable people of MONTGOMERY to
aid in the support of the institution are
making canvass of the residence portion
rof the city for subscribers at $500 per
annum or donations of more or less money
as those solicited may feel inclined to
give.
Any person desiring to contribute and
not called upon by one of the ladies' will
confer favor by sending their name and
ADDRESS to Montgomery Infirmary s.
Ferry Street, and member CT the Board
will take pleasure in calling for the same
As the charity wards have been unusually
full during the past few months, an in
creased supply of funds is needed to car
nv on the work. The benevolent people
of the city are earnestly requested, there
fore, to do all in their power to assist
this good work, as the season of the year
| Is approaching when the demands of the
destitute sick for a place of shelter will
| be still greater than during the warm
weather.
The Board have met with some encour-
| agement in their work. about eighty sub
| scribers having been secured THE most
| encouraging return was from a warm
hearted Northern gentlsman who, In re-
| SpOHSc " a icltct IIOAH One Vi the bOdTu,
sent hundred dollar bill as a gift to the
| Infirmary.
When in the family circle, surrounded
| by comforts and luxuries, do not forget
those who stand in need of the aid, which
| by little self-denial, can be contributed
| by all. in a greater or less degree ac-
cording to their means. Surely this ap-
peal will not go unhee1ed. Below is the
| monthly report of the House Physician.
which is published for the benefit of those
interested in the work of the Infirmary:
| Report for City Inf1rmary for Oct, 1902.
No. pay patients remaining on Octo-
Der list OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
No. pay patients admitted for Octo-
Der 49,. ............................
| No. pay patients discharged ........
No. pay patients died .................
No. pay patients remaining ......... 3
No. charity patients remaining on
october lSt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, III
No. charity patients admitted for
| October ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
No. charity patients discharged...... 8
| No. charity patients died .............. l
| No. charity patients remaining ...... 8
Total No. patients for the month";. %
| Operations for October ................ 2
| Deaths ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z
| BlrtnS ....................'.'
Collections from private patients
for October ........... ..$73 90
| adv.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-09

The residence of Mrs. Laura ]. Walsh
widow Of the late J. M. Walsh, was
burned near Centre Point Church last
Monday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31

riage of c. c. Green to Mrs. Susan
Murtaugh
Oct. 11-Death of Miss Maggi,
TRULY.
Oct, 12-Sensational ku-Eluxins
charges made against Frank ]. Murrl
and r. l.. Tully by Robert T. Lee. Mar
riage of J. Mack Cook to Miss Dollie
McEntire.
Oct. III. A. Coles granted divorce
from his wife on grounds of abond
ment. Incorporation of the Montague
Shingle and Lumber company, ofLans
ford, capital stock $4,000. Marriage
of DR.. j. b. Holmes, of Ware. and
Miss Blaneh White of Fort Worth
Texas.
Oct. 15-R. b Foster. jeanette
La, assumes cashiership of Merchants
and Planters bank. Death of Phillip
Juarez
Oct. 1G-Gamela Ridge1l colored
given twenty-one years fer wife mur-
der. indictments against Prosecuting
Attorney Sorrells dismissed z. L,
Tully, Frank J. Murray and J.
r. Webb indicted, charged with three
crimes in the r. E Lee ku-kluxing
cases. Death of J. S. Evans.
Oct. 12-Marriage of Rush Patton
and Miss Edna Huntsman. Steve Nor
ris gets twenty-one years for the
murder of Rose Morris.
Oct. 20-Opening of the sixth an
nual Pine Bluff state fair. Marriage
of J. w. Bobbitt and Miss Pearl Bald
win.
Oct. 23-Red Mems day at state fair.
Mack Hunter stabbed by n. S. Ster-
ling.
Oct. 24-State meeting of the
Shriners. Mrs. B. Z. Benton re-eleet-
ed president of Arkansas L. d. c.
which convened at Newport
Oct. 26-Marriage of Edward young
to Miss Elizabeth Windsor Death OF
Judge Smith c. Martin. Death Of Mrs.
J. Stokes. of Humphrey. Death of w.
G. Roundtree.
Oct. 30-F. j. Murray convicted of
the first of the charges in the r. F..
Lee ku-kluXing case.
Oct 29-Thos NJ. Phillips appointed
county Judge of Jefferson county to
succeed late Judge Martin. First kill
ing frost. Marriage of Tracy Mills and
Miss Carrie Retain, of Little Rock.
Oct. 31-Installation of new county
and district officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31
AUGUST.

Aug. Marriage of Arthur kauf-
man, Pine Bluff, and Miss Ivy MAI
Shifflet of Tomberlin. d. Y. VanDyne
goes free on charges of obtaining mon
ey under false pretenses with hne
Of only $40 for cashing unprotected
drafts.
Aug. 2-Fannie Graham, negress,
shot to death at Ladds mill while pa
rading as ghost.
Aug. 5-Mrs l. M. Bradley, in gener-
al merchandise business at Sulphur
Springs, assigns.
Democratic convention meets at Pine
Bluff and nominateS candidates. VIM.
Alexander won in first declamatory
contest of the oratorical association.
Aug. 9-First bale of 1902 crop OF
cotton received by Hamnett Grocer
company.
Aug. 11-First bale of cotton sold
for 16 cents to J. A. Perdue & Co.
jefferson Fencibles, company state
guards organized at Pine Bluff. Guy
Leflar resigns as manager of Nelson
Morris plant.
- Aug. 12-Grand lodge of cOlOred Ma
sons of Arkansas meets at Pine Bluff.
Aug. 14-Laying of cornerstone OF
Masonic temple of Arkansas grand
lodge. w. B. Lillard succeeded as sec
retary of the jefferson Mutual lnsur-
ance company by D. w. Wilcox. Death
of city treasurer Hugh f. Westbrook.
*. G. McIlhenny resigns as manager
Of Armours Packing companys plant.
Aug. 18-W. II. Westbrook elected
city treasurer by council to succeed
late H. F. Westbrook. jefferson Fenci-
bles mustered in.
Aug. 21-Wm. Miller succeeds Guy
Leflar as MANAGER of Nelson Morris
plant.
Aug. 22.-H B. Mizel appointed To-
cal agent of the cotton belt, succeeding
w. p. McNair, who becomes agent OF
the same road at TeXarkanna.
: August 23-J. A. Coles wins indi-
vidual championship of Arkansas as
crack shot, from C. E. DeLong of Hot
Springs John Bryce Butterworth. ten
Y years Old, drowned in the Arkansas.
w. e. Adams appointed manager Of
local compress.
Aug. 26-L. B. Coon resigned as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31

nual ball First ice OF the season.
Nov. 2S-Death Of engineer AsburE
B. Archibald
Nov. % Hoo-Hoo concatenation
md banquet. Chas shinal granted
divorce from his wife Ernestne Shin
all. Lena Roberts granted a divorce
from her husband. Dock Roberts
Nov. 2o-Four negroes murdered
near fucker Station.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31
OCTOBER.

f, Oct Death of Rhodia Belle, four
year-old daughter John G. King.
Oct. burial here of Miss Meme
THOMPSON, formerly of this place, but
died at Palarm. Ark, September 80
Marriage of Mr.. D, b. Porter ana MISS
Effie Rose.
Oct. 3-Drowning of Hunter the ten
year-oid son of Mr.. and Mrs. }. r.
Lephiew at Slerrill. Elisha Stewart
colored sent to the penitentiary fol
ten wears. Will of j. A. Hudson pro
bated.
Oct. Marriage of Mr.. .. Is. w
Benson and Miss Anne Brown.
Oct. G-"Aunt' Callie Thomas col
ored, died at the poor house, age la
years. Death of Will M. Smith, Killed
at Marion, Ill.,, in railroad accident
Oct. 8-Death of Mr.. James Finnl
gan. -
Oct. 9-Grand jury returns 242 IN
dictments including social clubs. Mar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31

Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Great Falls
Mont, recommended Ely's Cream
Balm to me. I can emphasize his
statement, "It is a positive cure fol
catarrh, if used as directed. Rev
Francis w. Poole, Pastor Of Central
Presbyterian church, Henela, Mont.
After using Ely's Cream Balm fol
six weeks I believe myself cured OF
catarrh.-Joseph Stewart, Grand ave
nue.; Buffalo, N. Y.
The balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing Sold by druggists at sc
cents or mailed by Ely Brothers, Sc
Warren street, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31
rr
NOvEM Der.
and district omo

Nov. 3-Death of H. E. HardeSty.
City council confirms appointments OF
Chief Culpepper.
Nov. 4-Frank Kendall transfers to
Muskegon Lumber company land val
ued at $4S,02106.
Nov. 5-Meeting of the Methodist
Woman's Home Mission and Foreign
Missionary societies of Pine Bluff
district.
Nov. 6-Dedication of new pipe or
gan First Baptist church. Marriage OF
W. E. Sewall to Miss Pink Bobbitt
|of Bebee.
Nov. Jim Leonard killed in a
wreck at Memphis, gave his home as
pine Bluff. Organization of Pine Bluff
Burial association.
Nov. 1O-City enjoined from inter
fering with James building.
Nov. 11-Eddie Brown. colored, Civ
en- three years in pen. Banquet ten
dered Little Rock Retail Grocers as
sociation. Marriage of f. S. Hoste1
to Miss jamie Donovan.
Nov Prev Frank Thompson re
called to the Christian church. A. S
Trigg appointed coal oil inspector
Marriage A. ]. APPEL and Miss Ellen
Jackson, Tenn, called to pastorate OF
First Baptist church.
Nov. 13-W. ]. Young appointed on
the Democratic central committee OF
Second ward to fill W. L. Toney's un-
expired term.
Nov. l4-Death of Mrs. Anna Haltor
Kenwood.
Nov. 16-Pine Bluff Western rail
road filed a mortgage for $1,000 600
Death of F. A. LeLaurin. Death of J
A. Watson Death of John j. Tobias
Death of Miss Lucy Hearn.
Nov. 1S-Marriage of Miss Eftie
Barrow and Harry f Trulock. st
Louis Merchants and Manufacturer!
association visits Pine Bluff and i:
! banqueted.
Nov. 19 Death of Mrs. r. Mittit
Carr, wife of Rev. J. F. Carr. Miss Fa.
Taylor elected sponsor by the JEFF
erson Fencibles. Colored Baptist stat
convention convenes.
Nov. 20-Bank opened by colore'
citizens, first in the state.
Nov. 23-Junior Temple society OF
ganized by the young people of cor
gregation Anshe Ameth.
Nov. 24-Democratic City Centra
cimmittee calls primary to nominal
candidates for municipal Offices O
January 16, 1908.
Nov. 25-Bluff City club gave coti
lion in honor of the debut Of Mis-
Collier. Golden anniversary marriag
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steck. Mr.. G. +
Lyle resigns as county examiner an
DR.. Junius Jordan appointed.
NoY 26-Marriage John B. Speer
to Miss Jessie Harrell.
Nov. 27-Locomotive nremen's al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31
DECEM Der.

! Dec. death of w. C. shelby, two
and one-half miles west of Pine Bluff.
Dec. 2-Death of Mrs. w. H. Mecks
Ohicial report of cX-Chief Of police
Craig's shortage. 1888. Marriage of
James H. Allen and Miss Lutte Lame.
Dec. 3-Colored Methodist confer
ence of Arkansas convenes. Marriage
of Mr. John A. Foster and Miss Mary
Foley. Death of Mrs. Cora kenzell.
Death of William E. Mahar First
snow of the season.
Dec. death of Mr. and Mrs w
II. Yorl1's three-year-old son,
Dec. Marriage OF Josiah Murdock
and Miss Willie Eady at Double Wells.
Dec. S-Death of Mrs Annie Jones.
Dec. 9-Bluf City club entertained
twelve visiting ladies with a german.
Marriage Of NJ II. Pipkin and Miss
Dora Langston, of Redfield Death of
Mrs. Fannie Hudgins of Sheriff..
L,
Ofto, and Gallagher on charges of vio-
lating board of health regulations,
resulted in aequittal of Orto and Gal
ligher and Troupe fined s15.
Dec. l3--Death of Mrs Davis, moth
CT Of Mrs. w. +. Alden.
Dec. 15-Marriage of w. T. Norris
and Miss EXa McCarra.
Dec. 16-State championship of live
bird shoot won by J, A. Coles.
Dec. 17-Death of Mr.. l. r. Bradley
at Jefferson Springs.
December 1S-Dr. J. F. Simmons
purchased the J. W. Corcoran planta-
ton; consideration 10000. Marriage
of Chas. c. Bruce to Miss Matte
Partridge Purchase of two blood
hounds for county.
Dec. PR. L. Canady's store and
barber shop burned loss $4,000.
Marriage of Frank Ussery and Miss
Minnie Hardin.
Dec. 24-Adyance agent of a colony
of fifty Indiana farmers buying 10000
acres of land near Grace.
Dec. 25-One Of most quiet Christ
masses ever seen in city.
Dec. 26-Death of Mary G., infant
daughter, J. E. Quinn. First suit filed
to foreclose liens against Elks thea
;er. I. J. Berry dropped dead at jeff
erson Springs. Marria:. " Chas. Shin
all and Miss Rosy Williams.
Dec. 27-Death of DR.. w. T. Hys-
lop.
Dec. 2S-Graphic begins fight for
permanent streets. Marriage of Lawn
lie Tucker and Miss Dora Foster at
Pearl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31

! na>.s "aeas@r 5. Of 1atIey's Drug store and
~ p4Ss -. II, $ W. corpeppor drug store.
a.... l% ", "H'a-a'hals home on second
...,.. ~zs.'''-- Hfrae'.. aalz71tas Of cd Iored
a5'' '9's+ KNIGHTS Of Honor.
....5 aug. f'ir~f Jefferson county cot
" - ''2 crop received BY Alexander
= aug. ~ Resignation Of Re-. G. w.
..' ''''''e' as pastor OF the Frst Baptist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-31
Their Modest Request.

Chairman Griggs of the Democratic
national congressional committee was
rather pushed for speakers in the re-
cent campaign. Many urgent requests
have been received, but by all odds
the most modest was this from an
Iowa district: "Send us two speakers
at once for the last week. Nobody but
Bourke Cochran, Carl Schurz or Cleve.
land. We viii pay board and furnish
teams.'