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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-25

her future. and sadness in the giving
up Of her past Her gown wss a
simple, handmade creation Of whits
net. over chiffon over silk; no JeWels.
no laces; with only q lAIge bouquet Of
lilies Of the valley and loses and the
greater beauty Of her own sweet
couDtenance as adornments. she was
as fair a bride as ever graced the altar.
As the ceremony. most eloquent in its
impressiveness. was being said by DIR.
Wharton. the Flower Song was
softly played nv the band.
! The bride and groom were then the
recipients of host of good wishes.
and thus began the reception. which
was OF the utmost elegance. The next
most Important figure in this function
was Mrs Phillips. of Louisiana.
the grandmother Of the bride. as beau
tiful In her age as the eIide in her
youth. and whose manner betlays the
fact that the graces of youth have lent
themselves TO those of age. She was
gowred In black crepe de-chene. Mrs.
Hatcher wore white crepe-de- chene
and lace, and Mis-. Fl. G.. Evans. the
mother OF the groom, wore white sill /.
In an adjoining room, which Was
deliberately decorated in red, cham
payne punch was served by Misses
Sadie Sneegog and CoInelia Jones; and |
here also the brides cake was found. |
This was Of mammoth conception, In |
the shape OF fan decked with rose
buds and chIysanthemums in icing. |
1t was cut by Mrs. W. T. Chaffin and
distributed in monogram boxes. Miss
Lena FrleIson securing the ling.
Across the hall from the reception
rooms was an apartment exquisite in
delicate pink tlnts. and 1t was here
that the album. presided over by Miss
Lily Watkins, was found. Here also
delicious lemonade was served by
Misses Anne and Nellie Williamson.
Then came the dining room, with
its wealth of green and white; the
white, In this instance, consisting of
white carnations. Hundreds of them
the centre of the table. SUI
by many white candles, /.
which issued from concealed candle
abrae. Bonbons. in beautiful cut
lass candles and laces were combined
With rare effect. A most deli ghttul
alad course was served. under the
supervision of Mrs. A. s. James. Mis-.
(. l.. Mckinney and Mrs. A. B.
Rains.
The bridal presents numbering over
wo hundred and embracing everything
to pleasure and luxury.
'ere displayed in a room upstairs
he bride and groom left for their
ONE in Montgomery IN the early
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tency, energy and perseverance. He
is well-known here. having been rear
ed in this city. and his family con-
nectlons being among the most prom
inent in Maury county. He has of
recent years entered into business rela-
lions in Montgomery, where he and
Mrs. Evans will make their home.
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RELIGIOUS MEMS.

The Woman's Foreign missionary
Society OF the First NJ. +. Church VIII
observe the week Of Prayer and Thanks
giving. beginning Tuesday Nov 22nd'
and contin uing through FRIDAY. The
meeting will be held in the Sunday
School room Of the church each after
noon a. 3 clock. All the members are
earnestly requested to attend these meet
lnps, and every body is cordially invited
Tuesday, Leader, Mrs. " 2 Boyd. ~
Wednesday, Leader, Mrs. G. Il.
Hughes. 49,,
Friday, Leader, Mrs. w. 8. Young
MRS. W. r. BOYD, Sec.
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Are you collecting Premium. Tickets,
also Gres q tickets forthe piano AT L. ~
Figuersf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-25

WANTED-Back bones. spare Iib'
and all hog products
Is.tf WILL BARKER.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23
MEETING NorIcEs-continued.

THE California Debris Commission having re-
ceived application TO mine by hydraulic pre-
cess from the New Highland Gold and Cop
per Mining Company in Mamauke gravel
raine. near Georgetown. Fl Dorado County,
Cal draining into Canyon Creek, which
reaches American River, gives notice that
a meeting viii be held at room Sc Flood
building san Francisco. Cal. March Z 1901
n
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AGENCIES for every city OF the Union for the
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Read carefully. An honest proposition
l do hereby solemnly agree and guarantee
to make no charge if l fail to tell your name
occupation and what YOU called for; l prom
Use to tell you If husband wife or sweetheart
is true false; tell whom and when you
will marry. in fact l will tell every hope,
fear ambition better than you can tell
yourself; restore lost affections, reunite the
separated, cause happy marriage make you
successful In life, cure disease and lost vital
ity, develop mediums give advice on mines
and buried treasures and insure you success
charge nothing for my services; 10 a. m.
to p. m.; Sundays 2 to 6.
$3.50 Farrell st.-326
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THE Es@CALL
JOHN D. sPKECKELs. Proprietor.

It.r@ CcrHU1N,mS 10 I0HE RckAUGHi, Manager
"a. J. MARTIN. N..-..- Business Manager
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n AEHlA CDRkESEOl lJrs4N 4.
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
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NET YORK REPRESENTATIVES,
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BUSINESS OFFICE Of The san Francisco
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BRANCH OFFICES:
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il D. IN.
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RusINEss cHANcEs-continaea.

A. CAMERON & Co... Phone South 1850
J Eddy st. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds of business chances.
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LoDG1xc-HousEs FOR SALE.

a. CAMERON. & 60 Phone South 1850.
Eddy St. Market and Powell
Headquarters for rcoming- houses, hotels ana
all kinds of business chances.
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NINE. NJ BERNARD THE FAMOUS

NINE. NJ. BERNARD THE FAMOUS
Clairvoyant and business medium, perma-
nently located at Il Third st. next Examiner
bldg: she reads your life correctly gives an
accurate description of the past reveals the
present happenings and portrays events to
occur in the future; If you are in trou BILE
discontented, or not satisfied with life or
have domestic love or business troubles, con-
suit this great medium and you will be told
how TO overcome Them valuable advice in
all affairs of life; 25c up; satisfaction guar
anteed; readings by mail. Tel. Black 1869
KHEM, THE MYSTIC.
Is sojournng at $50 Polk St. city (suites 5
and ~, where he gives marvellous life read
ings by ancient Egyptian occult knowledge.
transmitted to chosen initiates three success
sive ages from earliest antiquity: this knowl-
edge covers in the readings, every condition
Of human affairs, and gives for dollar
unexcelled enlightenment regarding present
and future.
IsMAR. the Egyptian gypsy. clairvoyant and
St, cor. Turk; private readings daily, 10 a.
m. to 3 p. m; readings by mail as satlstac-
tory as in person; questions answered, 81;
full life, So; send lock of hair, date OF year
OF birth; don't send currency: send postoffice,
Wells-Fargo money order or registered letter.
MRS. E. NJ. SANDERS.
Advice given on all kinds OF business;
teacher Ct mental suggestion and the new
thought. 1909 Suffer ST. Phone 256S Polk.
Evenings and Sundays by appointments
THE only original Roman Gypsies in the city:
palmists clairvoyants, card readers, trance
mediums; have given readings to 10,OOO
people in San Francisco since our arrival;
they are satisfied. so will you be 2So Geary.
MISS ZEAfDAR, young gifted clair & palm
correctly treat your love affairs. domestic
trouble. bus. and financial success: names
L. Soc: G.. 81. ia Franklin. mr. G. q. ave
NINE RAVENNA reads life; business advice;
names given; 25c up. Office hours. 10 a m 10
o. M 5 4th St D. M to 10 p. m. AT resi-
dence S35 Howard st; Sundays at residence.
MRS A. H. KRONENBERG. palmist. clair
Voyant. card reader; when others fail try me
good readings 10c. 721 Franklin. nr.G.G- ave.
MISS NJ WILLIE. crystal seer, life reader;
without asking a question reads your entire
life: special. 81 this week only 400 Geary.
MME OLIENTA. clair. card reader; la. Poe
gents soc: hours. 10 a. m. to . p m
Mayre Terrace.
MISS WARD. for few days, 917 Market. rms
1I-12; gives dates, names. facts; hours ll-9
MAIE. WALTERS. great card reader; la. 25c
gents soc. 951 Mission ST., nr. 6th; open sun
MME MARSEAU. card reader; ladies 25c
gents soc: hours to O. 120 9Th ST.. room 10
OF DEST lady palmist and card reader in city
26A Kearny. room 20; ladies, 25c; gents oVc
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Market St: almost no work for landlady
clears a little over $50 month; now $3.50;
was $1250
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4o6 Hearst bldg. over Examiner entrance.
Modern business methods in fine front offices.
Phone Black 1907, or take elevator to 4th floor.
Up-to-date title abstract free with every sale.
We do business strictly according TO law.
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Would you pay $1,000 down and run transient
house for $500 monthly profit?
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Z PHONE MINT 7o6.

c. L. HINKLEY. PHONE MINT 796
1920 Market St. opp. Fifth
Country correspondence promptly answered
Clear titles. Reliable dealings. Easy terms
&c rooms; mechanics lease; rent $40.... $575
60 rooms; trade for ranch; clears $500.
II rooms; rent $30 amazingly low price $3.50
"a rooms; rent S60; just think. ........ $3.50
% rooms; rent S35; one floor .$1100
rooms; rent 500; a pickup .!........ $50
20 rooms clears $50: rent S40........ $3.50
40 rooms; mechanics house; rent $50. $1,000
16 rooms; rent $50: clears S63 terms. $3.50
81 rooms; sunny corner; rent $50. ...... $1,000
60 rooms; Market st; liquor license. $35O0
IL rooms California St; rent $50; snap. $T50
10 rooms Geary St; clears $40; rent $2S $500
10 rooms Bush st; rent $37 so; only $3.50
IS rooms unfurnished; rent $45. -. .$425
35 rooms; transient; lease $500
rooms Post ST; rent $32; only. 80. $3.50
10 rooms Polk St; partially furnished $3.50
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

A GREAT CUT IN PRICES.
Call a and save 81.
His former 50 readings this week for
81 81 81 ST. 81. 81. 81 81. 81. 81.
NO CHARGE NO CHARGE
Unless you obtain the information for which
You consult him.
(YOu to be full judge)
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IA rooms First Congregational Church i
rent $40; straight rooming house; clears
S4I 30 per month: oak furniture. body Brus-
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100715 Market St, near Sixth. .......
.................'...Tr Try Observation-Disclosures.
......And we will prove we have.
80. The fiat or lodging house you want
List your hotels and lodging houses with
Western Realty Co. and get quick returns
o rooms; clears $50 monthly: sacrifice S3TJ
rooms bath; all new furniture .... $500
II rooms; Market; bargain for. . $3.50
IS rooms; new carpets and furniture $500
rooms; fat: rent SIS; bargain ...... 800
Those are only few Of the many we have
booked: call and get free list The West
ern Realty Co
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56-room apartment house nicely located on a
corner near Van Ness ave; full of nice peo-
pie: thoroughly respectable and reliable.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

PAUL, DESTINE,
The first registered trance clairvoyant and
Palmist ever in San Francisco.
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Ask for TIE CALL. The Operator VIII CON
meet you with the Department You WISH
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81 rooms: rent S110: all light rooms; clear
ing over 500 per mo-; regular snap; only $500
to get in; must leave city at once; price $1,000.
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TELEPHONE

It.I@ CoHHIlila,m5 70 llHI EoAAUGHL, Edldg5
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so rooms; new; modern apartment house: 10
year lease; cheap rent; clearing $3.50 to $500,
Very central; first class proposition.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

"a. J. MARrIN. Business Manager
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

/ GO rooms, well and favorably known; owners
/ VIII grant free access to their account books
and prove that the clear profit is $500 month
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

r--.l,rf0a-so-. .Orroe ... Market and Third s. +
T-sl-0rfai Room .2lT 10 221 Stevenson 81
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ADvERT1sEnaENT wR1r1Na.

HAVING recently acquired through exchange
Of property three $40 scholarships in the best
College Of Advertising in the United States
] viii sell them at 25 per mt discount for
cash: the college teaches advertisement writ
ing by correspondence and assists Its grad
yates 70 secure positions; catalogues fur
nished application. Address box 3o26. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

OAKLAND DFFILE-
iIIs Broadway. Telephone Main 10
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

127 rooms; rent 81 per room; new and mod
ern building; years lease; can have 1926
more rooms built adjoining; all men: always
full; clears $500 to $500 per month fine prop
osition.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

50 rooms; rent only $50; close in; thorough
" renovated. nut in first-class condition; can
be run transient If desired. clears now SfS5
per mo-; part cash, bal time; good money
maker
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BERKELEY OFFICE
o14s Center Street. Telephone North
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Delivered by Carriers. 20 Cts, Fer Week 30
Crs per Nr-+h single Copies 3 Cents.
Terms by Mail Including Postage tCash Win
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AYRES the leading business college. I23 Mar
ket St; established IS years: life scholarship.
$50; bookkeeping shorthand. touch typing,
arithmetic. spelling. etc; positions secured;
the college refurnished with new typeWrlters
and furniture January / Catalogue free.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23
HELP --ANTED-FENIALE.


THIS office opens at S. 80 a. m. closes $50
p M Monday a holiday: office not OPEN
frst-class cook for large family 500
working hOUsekeeper fmust cook plainly and
assist with an invalid lady. place In city.
wages $50 month. strong nurse for rheu-
matte invalid. $50 and found, French nur-
sery gOverness. $50, an experienced pantry
girl for hotel $50 and room out. a waitress
and nariormaid. small family. $50. a hrst-
class laundress, S3O; a frst-class cook for an
American family in city, S45, a waitress Tor
small family. SO. a nurse for an infant
So. 10 hOusewOrk girls. so 10 $50 Gail
TUESDAY at MISS PLUNKETT'S S. 425 Sutter
St. near Powell: Monday holiday. office not
open. MISS PLUM 5. 40 sutter ST.
near Powe.
a CATHOLIC girl kitchen maid IN private
family. responsibility Of cooking. $50.
MISS PLUNkETI. i25 suffer ST.. mr. Powell
YOUNG woman as working housskeeper; SIS.
SO F'ilhert 81.
YOUNG girl to assist in light housewOrk. Al
Ashbury St
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT.
SAMUEL ". WALL.............H Hotel Bartc
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162 rooms; most elegantly appointed apart
ment house in San Francisco; beautiful moo
ern building; fine entrance cheap rent ciea.
ing $4o0 per month; 5-year lease; part cash.
balance per cent per year.
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
waldorf Astoria Hotel. A Bretano. 8
Union Square. Murray Hin Hotel; Firth ave
I1e Hotel and Hoffman House
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CHICAGO PRESENTATIVE:
c. GEORGE kROGNI1SS. Marquette Builoil
Loug Distance Telephone. Central 26ls. J
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FLORAL pieces for all occasions; prices res
sonable II Hayes ST.; tel. Jessie 1e
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

LITTLE payment (s5OO) will take 15-room
| house; NE. corner; > blocks north of Market !;
price $1,000: better see it before buying else
| where.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

ANNUAL MEETING-HONOLULU PLANTA-
TION COMPANY The regular annual
meeting % the stockholders Of the HOMO
LLLU PLANTATION COMPANY Will be
held al the office of the company. 327 Mar
Eet street lrCom 4, second noOr) IN the city
md county Of san Francisco, State Of Calf
flrlia. On WEDNESDAY. the 24th day OF
February. A. D. 1904. at the hour Of II
o'clock g. n. for the purpose Of electing q
hoard 0f directors 20 serve FOR the ensuing
scar and fer the transaction OF such other
business may properly come before the
meeting. Transfer books VIII close on Satur-
cay. February 13. 1904. at O'Clock D. m
II. W THOMAS,
Secretary Honolulu Plantation Company. 321
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FLATS TO LET.

A-HOUSES and fats to let: immense list !
service absolutely free; take advantage OF
This department II will save you time and
trouble. Cordes Furniture Co.. 245-259 Geary
St. the square.
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AEN YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
ELETIrEN B SMITH .....3O Tribune BuildiT
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FEMALE.

FIRST CLASS dressmaker wishes engagements
by the day. cut and NJ guaranteed ''O
OCtavia ST
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REMEMBER-First.t that we can sell you a
s1orooin mouse 1ulI or rooiners ana Giearlng I'M,
need only pay $500 down. for We will lend
you the balance, payable in monthly install
fnentS.
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House; p %. News Co; Grea'
Northern Hotel: fremont House; Auditorium
hotel, Palmer House
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
C. C. CARLTON. Herald SQuaI
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ALL POSTATASTERs ARE AUTHORIZED
TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Sample Copies viii be forwarded when re
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Maj subscribers in ordering change OF & az
dress should be- particular 70 give both NEW
AND OLD ADDRESS in order 10 insure g
prompt and correct compliance with their re-
guest
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! 52-room. respectable corner bay-window house;
clears S2H a month: long lease: low rent;
! If looking for respectable money maker
| good investment
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23

See this item; corner apartment-house Of
$50 rooms elegantly furnished; always full
and clearing S514 monthly; inexpensively
operated compared with other houses of sim
liar character; low rent; clears 40 per cent
per annum on purchase price
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DAILY CALL Hnclud sunday. 1 year IS 9
DAILY CALL dnclud. sunday. g mos 80 - -
DAILY CALL-Bv Single Month h---------
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The Washington times., 1904-08-19
WASHINGTON MEN
AMONG WINNERS
Marlboro Fair Races Won by Horses
Belonging to Local Sport
ing Men.

Washington horse owners were prom
ir"nt among the winners Of the races
held at the Upper Marlboro Fair yes
terday. The days program was OF an
exceptionally good character. and the
purses made Up for the winners Of the
different heats were of generous
amounts.
The Tirst race, a trOt or pace, for a
purse of 5000 wan won by O. J. Quinu's
Stranger. of Washington. There was "A
field Of five. and It took FIVE heats 70
horses matched. Stranger Won the first.
third, and Afth heats, trotting the third
heat in 2.2l As. The time made by the
Washington horse in this heat IS The
best that has been made at the meet
Roy NJ won the second heat. Glad
stone, another Washington horse. cap
tured the fourth heat, after an exciting
finish. winning by scant nose.
Captain Marian. another Washington
horse, owned by Tom Bond. won three
ing the purse of 800 which was offered
In this race the Washington horse had
everything his own. way. practically
walking away from the rest of the field.
II IS the opinion that Captain Marian
can make the circuit in 2:l5.
But three Of the ten entries faced the
barrier IN the third race. for which n
purse Of $50 was offered. In this race,
another Washington horse distinguished
himself Lady Bess, the l 10 favorite.
got bad start. and Red Hook owned
by George Shellhorn. OF this city. I'm
ished first. Lady Bess finishing second
Time l:2O. In the second heat, Lady
Bess won from Red Hook by a neck,
the time being IFS. Lady Bess won the
deciding heat in 1:19 She IS owned by
Col T. b Davis, Of West Virginia, bro
Their TO the Democratic candidate for
Vice President
The Washington times., 1904-08-19
CLARKE COUNTY
HAS HORSE SHOW

BERRYVILI,E. Va. Aug. 19.-The first
days exhibition Of the fourth annual
meeting OF Clarke County Horse and
Colt Show Associat ton. held at Berry
vile. Va. was witnessed by fully $500
persons.
The day was ideal, cool and dry. Blunt
ing was draped over the stands and
platforms ard the grounds presented an
active and pleasing appearance.
No miShaD marred the days pleasure,
and the performances in all classes
passed off smoothly. There were a large
number Of entries. especially in the
hunting classes. G. c. West carried OF
the first prize IN the sporting tandem
class. yielding 20 J. T. Lindsay the sec
ond honors. This was the feature OF
the days event.
II the weather is pleasant, today Is ex-
pected 10 be the red letter day Of the
show when 5000 persons are expected.
The judges were Allen Potts. Of Rich
mond; James Clark, James X Merry
man. and Pinkney Craig, Of Baltimore;
Lyon Rogers, Of Mount Wilson Nd
Dulany De Butts. Of Fauquier county,
Harry Bruins, Of Belair Nd; Ben Lang
don, OF Jefferson county, W Va and
Henry StOuffer. OF Clarke county, va.