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The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-16
Mother and Child Perish.

Denver, Oct. 16.-Mrs Kate Loner-
gan. with her two-year-old son, Fran
els, in her arms, lost her way ON the
prairie near this city during the night
in a snow storm and fell into an irri-
CATION ditch, where both were found
dead in the morning.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-16
ONE KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Five Other Women Seriously Injured
During the Storm.

Lafayette Ind, Oct. 16-Lightning
struck a two-story frame building at
West Point,
Mrs. James Van Meter was killed
aud Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Miss AL
fretta Johnson. her daughter. Miss
Grace Stephenson. Mrs Hugh Swank
and Miss Bessie Whitehead were seri-
-ously injured.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-16
RESULT OF INVESTIGATION.
Stock Exchange Privileges Denied
Zimmerman G. Forshay.

New York, Oct 16--The firm OF
Zimmerman & Forshay has been sus
pended from its Stock Exchange priv.
ileges. This action was taken as a
result of an investigation of certain
transactions by the firm in San Fran.
cisco street railway bonds
Leopold Zimmerman was suspended
for one year and Sigmund H. Rosen
blatt and Leonard S. Schaefer were
suspended for ninety days each These
three men were the board members
of Zimmerman & Forshav
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-16
HIGHLY RESPECTED CITIZEN.

VeFNonteFs s1ocKcd b7 NtHoV5I q
Marshal Field
Rutland, Vt, Oct. Is. News OF the
removal from office OF United States
Marshal Fred A. Field by President
Roosevelt caused an unus nal shock to
the residents Of this city. where Mr.
Field is ranked as a leading and high
ly respected citizen.
He was appointed for the district
OF Vermont, which embraces the en-.
tire state, by President Mckinley five
years ago and reappointed year age
by President Roosevelt.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-16
Want Column
Advertisements inserted under this
heading for one cent aword each In
sertion, advance: no advertisement
accepted for less than fifteen cents

FOR SALE Short mill wsoeod. s.
per load, delivered. Crookston
Lumber Company. 1l4-t tt
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-16
THE CITY

the Markham.
G. j. Enger of Blackjack is in
the city today.
W. E. Verify came in from Wa
dapa last night.
If you want. to rent house
call on b. j !. Willis 127tf
All nationalities laugh with Ole
Olson at Sweden Valley.
M. G. Slocum is at Turtle
River on business today
For Rent Restaurant at
Z, Blackjack. Apply r. A. Stanley.
Superintendent Cook, of the
Brainerd Lumber Co., is in the
city.
! Mr.. Bert Royce, the favorite
comedian as Ole, in At Sweden
Valley.
Sheriff Bailey leaves today for
a trip to the Lake of the Woods
country.
Furnished rooms for rent over
the Boyer building. ING uire
upstairs. 54-tf
Seats on sale at Barker S drug
store for the musical comedy Sat
Sweden Valley. y
Call at the Lakeside Bakery.to-
morrow for Boston baked beans
and brown bread.
= Short mill wood for sale s.
per load, delivered Crookston
Lumber Company. l13.tf
Major G. Wilson has just re-
turned from q. cruising trip in
the Bsttle-River eountrys
"Jap" Stafford was at Fosston
yesterday looking over a barber
shop property that is for sale.
Boston baked beans and brown
bread tomorrow at the Lakeside
Bakery. Bring your pals.
Attorney Loud anu j. 2. Dun
calf have returned from their
goose hunting trip to Warren.
Potatoes are worth seventy
fse cents bushel on the local
!. market and are expected to go.
higher.
kJudge Spooner is one of al
party Of Bemidji gentlemen who
are hunting pheasants in the Vi
cinity of Ke]lihef today.
The BemidUTownsitecompany
haasold sSt in Mil Park addi-
ton to Henry Demore, who will
use it asa residence site,
Ray 70. Smith arrived last
\ night from Anaconda, Mont, for
+ a a visit with the families of M. W.
HeImer and D. E. Smith.
M. j. Thornton went to Kelli-
her yesterday where he will
scale logs the coming winter for
the Crookston Lumber Co.
THE Great Northern carpen-
ters have been making some in.
provements to the depot. They
80 from here to Grand Rapids.
Attorney Schmidt, of Duluth,
was in the city last night on his
way to Blackjack, where he had
some business for the F'itger
Brewing Company
Henry G. Lifemiere, the well
known travelling salesman, who
sells 'Peruna so successfully
that he has been nicknamed ''Pe-
= runa, !" is in the city.
Geo. McCrea, representing the
Backus- Brooks lum Der company
was in the city last night. Mr.
McCrea had just returned from a
trip to the Koochiching country
The will of the late Sylvester
Phelps was fled with the register
of deeds this morning. By its
conditions 40 acres Of land in the
town of Northern are transferred
to a son.
Editor Shelres, of the NORTH
ONE News was in the city yes
terday from a trip to Fisher,
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-16

FOR SALE All kinds of wood.
j. p. Duncalf, phone num-
Der IS. Cliff
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29

Roanoke. Va. Specialize salem
Wooden Mills snd the Salem Pants Fac
tory. owned hy the salem Wooden Mills
Co.. and located az Salem. Va. We're
destroyed by FIRE last week The fire
started In the lower psrt OF the wooiea
mills. and was caused by the lantern OK
the night Waterman coming Ia contact
with some combunstibla material An
explosion follOwe-l. and the buildings
were soon "a mass of flames The local
fremen were poweriess 90 control the
hre and the Roanoke department re-
500 1ded 20 cal for aid. but reached
the scene 800 late 20 Dee OF any service.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. WITH
$50 00I '"surance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29

Washington Special. The Census
Bureau has published as a bulletin
discussion of the Increase 90 population
in the United States as shown oy che
census of 1900. The principal RESULTS of
the study Of these figures are summar-
ICED as follows
The Increase In the population %,
continental United states. shat Isl. the
United states exclusive of Alaska and
Tho recent insular accesslons. WAS IS.
O4c q61. or 2O.1 Fer cent. Only one coun-
try. Argentina. has shown by the most
recent figures more rapid growth
The present rate OF growth Ia CON
tInentai United states ls estimated as
double the average rate % Europe.
I'm the decade 1890 90 1900 the frst
time ion our national history. the
Southern States Increased faster than
the Northern East of the Mississippi
however. the Northern States az
/ croup have crown in the late ten years
somewhat more rapidly than the
southern but west OF that river to che
/ Southern States have increased almost
/ tao and onc-half times as rapidly as
+ the Northern. and o. is this fact whicl
/ makes the growth OF che south as q
+ whole exceed that OF the North
The region west of the Mississippi
. river rs sim increasing faster than
/ that east OF H. The rates OF increase
in the North and South during the las
/ 30 years were practically the same. hu
in the character 90 this growth The tw'
/ REGIONS differ widely. there being a re
/ larively unifoTm growth over the who's
/ south. eQualized bv a balance in th
North between a lower rate or rura
growth and q higher rate or urnal
grOwth The most noteW orthy resnl
of the entire discussion. IL Is stated. D
the cumulative evidence or the ap
proach 10 equality In the rates OF in
crease OF various parts az the Unite
ctates. This appears whether North b
compared with south. East with Wes
| or city with country.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29

To See To Endorsement OF Kew
Pure ELECTORS Law.

Richmond. Specialize Demo
cratic committee % Hcn-ioo county
met last week and THO ~andidatce Co..
the various Offices paid up tehir as
easements The committee decided -
enforce rizidlv the law in regard 70
election officers. Al EFFORT was maff
% get an amendment made 90 the
primary plan. hut 10 was vctc' r'tr
unanimously. Ai the candidate t9id
thcf- assessment.
The adoption hv the commi'+ee - .
manifesto declaring that Che yer
elections law must be rigidly OBJ
served in the primary ass matte on
interest. a. tho county. the friertt al
tho Rarksdale law saw. has q ropu,a
I ton regarding its election mcfho a.
1 Tn the paper adopted the committee
pledges itself 90 use the utmost en-
ideavors tn 500 fhat there i7 a sfrici
IrornDliancc with the statute. 10 an
uounccs IRIS intention to take cognir
I ance % any and an violations % tht
law. 10 declares its determination SO
secure tho cstablishr enf 90 any VIOLA
zion brought CD its attention. an,
finally 90 see that che guilty candidate
.s duly punished.
INhurn r. Myers. receiver or th'
William r. Trigg Company has B. ~
nshcd "a pamphlet Swine hst ~ tn'
boats ana materials fo Pee sold Tues
Idav September o. as tcc result o
1.-The recent litigation I'm whlrh the con
cen is involved
An oil-tank steamer was under cor
struction FOR che STANDARD on Com
pany OF New York az n contract pric
|, f gt8e 500 ~ which amount tho sur
~ s2l9750 had been PAID prior ID u
/ NJ nf rIf r.I Ia e.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29
Southern nm Merger.

Chicago. Special dispatch 70
The Record Herald from New Orleans
SAYS: The organization OF the South
ern Textile Company. a combine CT
Southern cotton yarn mills. has been
practically completed and the mills
win soon be taken over This - the
largest cotton mill merger that has
ever taken place. The company,
which is capitalized at $4,000, 600.
win take over about 20 mills In North
Carolina. Geogia. Mississippi. Ala
oama and Tennessee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29
LUTHERAN SYNOD MEETS.
Rev. Peter Miller Elected Moderator
A. Mount Jackson.

Rev. Peter Miller Elected Moderator
Al Mount Jackson.
W0odsroCk Specialize Virginia
synod OF the Evangelical LUfhern
church. in session az Mount Jach-' Do.
received reports from the president
and secretary and "a partial report
from the treasurer. showing coliec.
tions ~ 5000 The following officers
were elected
Presiscnt-Rev Peter Miller, Rio.
". Va
INSTRUMENTATION r. l. Folk.
Mount Jackson.
Secretary -Rev. J.. L. smith Stras-
burg.
Treasuro--L s. Walker wood.
stock
AT III O'Clock the synodicai com.
munlon service was held. The nrest
dent assisted by Rev J A MLnre
head. president Of Roanoke College
cmciated Sixty-fiye delegates and .
arge number q visitors havc beer
nr0ncd The synod viii ccptinuc =
session until Saturday
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29

Berlin. BY Cahle.--A dispatch 20 The
cologne Gazette from s.. Petersburg
dated Thursday says. THE situation in
the far East is becoming more acute.
Even in Manchuria. the Chinese are
assuming an insolent attitude toward
the Russians. particularly toward the
troops At one place stones were
thrown at the commander OF the
troops. While all Russians are the OBJ
jects OF insult. a spirit OF opposition 10
the Chinese government is also mani
fested"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29
Anniversary OF state OF FrankI'n.-

Knoxville. Special--Tae il9th ami
vcrsa-y OF the organization of tie
State OF Franklin was celebrated az
Jonesso.o Saturday. TIE attendance
from the seven counties OF Tennessee
and North Carolina. forming TIE state.
vas large. Speakers Of note were
present from al over the country
rAss Is the arst public observance or
the kind.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29

Roanoke. Va. Spec.al.-Jchn Han
was shot AID fatally wounded ~ A 2
Hodges az the ALTERS home. near Cog
ginSville. Franklin county sunday
night. and died early sunday morning
The men quarrelled and Hall was or
dcrcd 20 go away. RE turned 20 re-enter
tho house when Hodges Gret on htm
with 3 shotgun. the charge taking Eff
feet In the breast. Hodges is IN jail at
Rocky Mount
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29

Henderson. Tex. Specialize san
ders. a negro accused ~ having ar
tempted criminal assault on a young
girl SATURDAY night was shot 20 death
Sunday by a posse Of citizens which
went % arrest him Sanders was stand
ing in his door when che men ap-
preached. holding a shot gun. Re VA
struck by four loads % ouckshot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29
HELPED RivAL STEAMER.
The Caroline Aids the TouristPa-
trlotic sons Meet.

triotic Sons Meet.
Fredericksbprg. Specialize s-eam-
ei Tourist. OF the Peoples Line, l~'.
aground at Nonaskon wharf and was
pulled or ~ the steamer Caroline. OF
the Veems Line Eatsr Isrge rope
became entangled in the wheel OF 're
Tourist and caused a break IN the
steering machinery. which cav~0d q
DELAY Of four hours. The steamer 81"
large excursion party aboard ooUna
scr this city.
Miss Annie Hoffman. cf Madison
county. aged Is years. was 50 badly
burned hv the explosion cf a lstp
that she died from her ioiUr.es.
The Business Mems AssocicS,~n has
Endorsed the project Cor 49,. 'og a
virginia Building at the 81 I.nu'1 TX
J position.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29

back 20 sea- the movements OF the
scattered limo OF redcoats.
IL was evident 20 Bailanche that IA
his little detncifaent remained but q
few moments longer where IL nov
was. its way 20 New Orleans would
be cut OF. Ho ordered Peevy 70
mount behind ham, q thing witch the
scout was very much opposed 60.
81 feels better an safer onter my \
feet. be urrcd. 'an 'en. besides,
them air silk-stockin fellcr5 can't I
ketch nae, nohow.
But the heuteuant made his order /.
peremptory. aud the lean. skinny /
riGeman effected the mount from the
fence-top.
In the shortest possible time the
little baud was an motion. going az a
brisk pace aiong the road. Bus the
enemy had seen them. and already
the thin rcd line over-lapped the way.
There was nothing 90 10, but 20
make lash.
Mr.. Vernon was at tho ieutenant's
side when the order was given. Down
tnev rode together. Pecvy sticki1g on
as best ne could. grasplng tue saddle
with one hand aud swinging Mary
Ann free va thc other
- .t..... ~. .i..., ~, Iii
under way. aud the bullets whistied
about their ears.
Nr. Vernon horse was the heetcst
of an. and $50 hc at once became their
leader. He dashed upon and almost
over group OF three red-coats iu the
middle of the road. One of thes,
after firing unsurcessiully at him.
seized the horses bride aud was
dra-.ed down for his pains
R.llanche. cncumhered with the
scout was Lot $50 successful. Mr.
Vernon looked back and saw him trv-
ir.- % use his sword. whilo his horse
WAS rea,ir- aulplanrinr. Wheeling
about and drawing long heavy
7 Enifc. his only weapon besides his
holsters. he dashed 90 the Young
3 officers rescue.
Punch IS etarual eve ont" Peevy
p was screochiag .Whack 'im on the
( nosei JAG am inter the ribs"
One of the English. stalwart fell
low. who was unaware of Mr.. Vernon
approach. turned just IN time 20 hav,
I his neck almost severed by a slash o
that terrible Southern knife. An,
> lust then the rest of the little detach
Z ment reached tine spot and all brok'
through together without the loss o.
y a man.
..c,ilv nnsev'rt cried peovv sthr
var's no decent way o. Gchtin'i
cs,'t do nothin' WI Mary Ann an
y. bol' ON ter this var kickin' an callv
~ vortin' annvmii nj the same time
3, Rlane sieb eternal foolishnessi Lee q
~ ca bnrk an try 'em over ar'in a-stan'
IN ontsr the s,lii varth.
- But Lieutenant Balanchc gave n
heei 20 his rrnmbiiur. lie know th,
- Jackson's army was moving and ths
- Inns place was ia the van. HIS mi
~ itarv experience told him that tl
'N Fnrlish detachment through whic
they had broken was party OF recoi
=, Nuisance and that the enemy
~ army was moving un tho bayou
force
"Ye can't shoot oTn a boss n
"a how" Peevey continued 90 snar
~ Chow kin We squirt through Il
sights on or gun bar'l. when the al
n nvmil AIR hi'kiu' Sc mp an' er dra
=, pin yer down aa' ~ rgghn' We ev
~. So which way. Il like ter ku0y
80 There's les not er bit o. sense ira u
h.. whole busircssi III ia or been on
s., my legs. std er hummixin' croui
IN on this var eternal aunymil. ia 3
.,.. crbout four o' them air iellers sho
9 es Mary Ann holn't cr s,lpnedI"
~, When they reached Sew Orlcal
b
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-29

More than O.000 Parisians carr
their living as tortuno-tellerss
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-04
Committee PRIZES

No / The Committee gives one
diamond Wheel Road Scraper, value
$40, to the township making the best
display of farm products OF this years
Growth. raised in the township making
Exhibit: may be displayed in either
township booth or float.
No. 2. The Committee gives $50 IN
Rocks for circulating library, the
hooks to be selected and appor-
toned by the county superintendent
cf schools and school board OF town
ship winning premium, Tor secono
best display as described in NO. l.
No. 3. The Committee gives $50 IN
Cash for third best display as
described in No. /, said $50 to be ex-
nepded by the township committee n
huilding and furnishing float or booth
and contents. ~
No. 4. The Committee gives 80 to
the individual exhibiting the largest
nnmher of horses and cattle owned in
! Grant county. a. !.
No. S. The Committee gives So to
individual exhibiting the second
LARGEST number of horses and cattle
owned in Grant county.
No. 6. The Committee gives so &c
each township committee that has
float or booth at the Harvest Carnival
No. /. Milbank Gun Club trophy
cup, value $50, to be competed o AM
defended by Milbank Gun Club. Fol
particulars address George 5. nix
| SUPERINTENDENT.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-04

FIRST, September4 Last, September IL
lRDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOB
~ LEAVE TO SELL REAL STATE
COUNT uni So of Dakota ss. III County Court
1sne matter OF the guardianship or Ginndalt
aafVin aud Danforth Tarvin, minors.
"a reading and filing the petition of EdwlI
Mu.ray, guardian Of Ginndale Tsrvlh AM
u,IhuIoIth Tarvin. MINORS. representing among
s"uel thlngs that the said wards are seized OF
wnua1lih real estate described therein, and that !
s".v"u.u De beneficial to said wards and theil
,shS.ates mat the same be sold and the proceeds
An n De put out at interest and praying lo'
aIotoer for leave to sell the same.
10 therefore ordered that the eaid petitiol
inaa n = before this court ut the once OF tne
i snd thereof, in the city of Nilbank, count!
ian, ssate aforesaid, on the 18th day OF OCTOBER
r. az Two O'Clock p. m. Of said day.
hea.us further ordered, that notice OF sal,
ana ,ng De given to the next Of kin OF SAID wafa'
tha az persons Interested in SAID estate, D.
sn o publication of this order at least thfe.
leo" rIesslve weeks in the HERALD-ADVANcE, u
sssd weekly newspaper. printed and pue',sheu -
this ooahty, or by personal service OF a copy y
sons order upon each OF the next OF kin and per
fo,,h Interested In the estate OF said wards, az Sc
betaa II said petition, at leaet fourteen nay'
o'e Tue day of hearing of said petition.
dated this Bird day Of September, 1908.
by the court:
SEAL COUNTY COURT s. s. LocKHARr,
Attest: Judge
WILLIAM F. RABBIT, Clerk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-04

Articles having taken a premium at
a previous Milbank carnival are
barred from competition in this de-
partment, but same may be exhibited.
NEEDLEwORK
No. s. 50 for best Hand Made
Batttenberg.
50 for second best as above.
No. 8. s. for best specimen Hand
Made Silk Embroidery.
Sl.oO for second best as above.
No. 10. 50 for best specimen Hand
Made Cotton Embroidery.
SLOT for second best as above.
No. II. 3 for best specimen Plain
Needlework.
81 for second best as above.
No. y. So for best specimen Hand
Made Handkerchief.
ST for second best as above.
No. -. 81 for best Silk Patchwork
Quilt.
81 for second best as above.
No. ii. s. for best Cotton Patch
work Quilt.
81 for second best as above.
No. Is. 81 for best specimen Fancy
Knitting,
81 for second best as above.
No. Ii. 81 for best specimen CrOche,
Work.
81 for second best as above.
No. Il. 81 for best specimen Drawn
Thread Work.
81 for second best as above.
PAINTING
No. Is. 50 for best Oil Painting.
s. for second best as above
No. 10. So for best Water Color
Painting.
50 for second best as above.
No. 20. So for best China Painting
50 for second best as above.
No. p. 81 for best specimen PEI
| Work.
75c for second best as above.
No. p. 81 for best specimen Penci
Drawing.
75c for second best as above.
TYPOGRAPHY
No. %. 81 for best specimen Burn
Wood Work.
81 for second best as above.
No. "A. s. for best specimen Burn
Leather.
81 for second best as above.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-04

- CoNiNtl iih
ThOs. l.. BOuck, president: w. B.
Saunders, &C. Middlebrook. Gustave
Mittelstaedt and George S. RiX. A. j.
Bleser, general manager.
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEES
Alban-Ben Moser, Spencer Seldom,
E l.. Farnham, Mrs. Chas. Hevener,
Mrs. w. G.. Alderman, Mrs. Arthur
Partridge.
Adams-Dan O'Leary, Dan Rourk,
VIM. Port, DR.. Sasse.
Big Stone Township-Alfred Swan
son, J. D. Steiner. John Hetfernan,
Mrs. w. Shook, Mrs. John Brown
Big Stone City. D. Aldrich and
wife, S. r. Cold and wife, F. w.
Thorndike and wife.
GeOrgia-Andrew Haukland.
Kilborn-W w. Harper and wife,
S. X. Johnson and wife, Ed Harper
and wife.
Melrose-Wm. Lowthian, Ed Kelly,
Arthur Hagan, John Martens, Mrs.
w. Lowthian, Mrs. John G.. Reeve,
Miss Kockx.
Grant Center-Adolph Webster and
: sister, John Wright and wife, F. w.
HOyt and wife.
Madisor-C. S. Amsden, John Nord,
John Winquist, Mrs. FL. E. Alderman,
Mrs. j. Z. Fuller, Mrs. w. L.
Schroeder.
Mazeppa-Ed Murray and wife,
B. d. Southwick, Mr.. and Miss
hamburger.
Twin Brooks-Fred Camp and wife,
Julius Fenner and wife, VIM. Runge
and wife, Geo. Egrmayer and wife.
Troy-John @. Nelson and wife,
Theodore Englund and wife, Thos.
Lindahl and wife.
Lura-Adna Woolsey, Dan Mack
lin and wife, Emil Heuer and wife.
Blooming Valley-Ed Larson.
Vernon-John Erickson and wife,
Ed Bunting and wife.
Osceola-J. A. Mcdowell, p. E.
Higgins and G. p. MOlberg.
RULES AND CONDITIONS
The general supervision of the
exhibitions is vested in the Manager.
Exhibitors or others DESTROYS OF
special privileges must apply to him.
All assistance and labOrs are subject
to his directions.
No charge will be made for entering
articles or animals for competition OF
exhibition.
No charge will be made for hay
stalls or pens.
No admission fee will be charged
) any person visiting the Carnival.
All stock and articles entered mus
be in position by five O'Clock p. m. O
the first day, and remain until the
E close of the Carnival
e All entries must be made on o.
E before five o'clock p. m. of the hrs
dav of the Carnival. No variations
from this rule.
No person except the secretary o.
manager will be allowed to examin'
the entry books until after the award
are made.
Exhibitors must procure from tn
Manager descriptive cards WltI
proper numbers thereon OF thel
particrlar entries, and attach same t.
each animal or article competing 10
a premium.
Animals must be brought in tn
., rinU when called for by the Superln
o dent.
Persons interested in the exhibits c
anv department cannot act as Judge
Il that department.
i Judges are instructed in all cases c
Il attempted interference on the part {
exhibitors with their deliberations an
- decisions, to exclude the parties S
e offending from competition IN thu
q class.
k Exhibitors must see to the deliver
n of their articles, and arrangement {
! same, under supervision OF tt
% Superintendent.
% Reasonable care will be taken t
"a prevent loss or damage to eXhlblt
> but in no case will the committee b.
ty come responsible for loss or damae
a occurring accidentally or otherwls'