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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-13
PULPIT TALK
BY PRESIDENT
Mr.. Roosevelt Speaks Before
American Tract Society
at Washington Meeting
AID FOR IMMIGRANT
Chief Executive Points Out
Necessity of Spiritual
Help for the Newcomer

WASHINGTON, March IL. - The
Washington meeting of the American
Tract Society was held to-day in the
Presidents church, the Grace Re-
formed Church, Rev. Mr.. Schick, pas
tor. Justice Brewer, honorary vice
president, presided and made brief
address, setting forth the important
work carried forward by the society.
President Roosevelt delivered the ad-
dress and the Rev. Judson Swift, field
secretary at New York, made report.
The report stated that the society
would celebrate it's eighth anniversary
in May next; that the immigrants were
coming to the United States in in
creasing numbers and If the average
for the last month continued, the mil
hon mark would be reached for the
year. The society takes special in
terest in the spiritual welfare of the
Immigrant.
The call for the society's special and
unique work. the report says, is greater
than ever before in it's history and its
resources are greatly overtaxed. A
most earnest appeal is made for in
creased gifts.
The President spoke in part as
follows:
ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT.
/ am glad on behalf Of this church. to say
amen to the appeal that has been made by
DIR. Swift on behalf of the great society. Mr..
Justice you quoted the advice of poet, to
be doors rather than dreamers. In the
book of all books there is a sentence to the
same effect: BE ye doers of the word and
not hearers only" Let show ourselves to-
DAY doers of the word upholding in fact what
has been preached to us by DR.. Swift.
This church. more than others, should ever
keep before it as one of the chief parts OF its
duty, that of caring in all ways, but especially
in spiritual ways, for the people who come to
us from abroad.
The United States Government does en-
deavor to do it's duty by the Immigrants who
come to its shores but unless people have had
some experience with the dangers and diff
culties surrounding the newly arrived immi-
grant they hardly realize how great
they are. He is exposed to innumerable temp
tatfcns, innumerable petty expressions, on al
most every hand and unless some one is on
hand to help him he literally has idea
where to turn.
No greater work can be done by a philan-
throric or religious society than to stretch out
the helping hand to the man and the woman
who come to this country to become citizens
and the parents of citizens, and therefore to
do their part in making for the future of our
lard. II we do take of them; if
we do not try to upift them then, sure
as fate as our children will pay the
penalty. If do not see that the immigrant
and the children of the immigrant are raised
mp most assuredly our own children, and
children's children pulled down. Either
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-13
RAIN IN NICK OF TIME.
Sacramento Valley Farmers Welcome
Heavy Downpour.


Heavy Downpour.
SACRAMENTO, March 12.-About
three-quarters of an inch Of rain fell
to-day The storm extended over all
this part of the Sacramento Valley,
doing great good to the farmers and
fruitgrowers. The season thus far has
been ideal in every respect and this
rain comes exactly in the nick of time,
suiting all interests.
The river is quite low, being only
eighteen feet and six inches, and there
is not the slightest danger of any de-
structive freshet this year, as it could
easily stand twenty-seven feet without
straining the levees. Less damage was
done by high water this season than
for many years. The outlook for abun-
dant crops is good.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-13
GOOD CROPS ASSURED.
Visalia Farmers Welcome Storm
Though Some Damage is Done.

VISALIA, March IA wind and
rain storm of unusual severity broke
over Visalia at noon to-day. Trees
were blown down, several skylights
were wrecked and many frame build
ings were damaged. About two inch
es of rain fell. The Mount whitney
power company's lines were damaged.
1t required six hours to make repairs.
This rain insures good crops and the
farmers are accordingly jubilant
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-13
FARMERS ARE PLEASED.

Drenchfng.
STOCKTON, March 12.-The storm
which has been brewing for several
days burst furiously over Stockton this
forenoon and the thirsty soil received
the drenching it was greatly in need Of
Reports are to the effect that the storm
Is general over most OF the San Joaquin
country. Crop prospects have been
bright all along, but the present storm
makes the outlook even brighter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-13

London women who wish to excite
compassion when begging by having a
young baby with them can hire the
necessary article for IL cents a day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-13
DESTROYS WAREHOUSE.
Wind Blows Down Big Structure at
Willows, Delaying Traffic.

WILLOWS, March 12.-This after
noon the wind became SO fierce that it
blew down a large 4000-ton warehouse
at Logandale switch, six miles below
traffic for some time and delayed the
Oregon EXPRESS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-13

wheat and barley, already suffering,
would have been past redemption. The
rain means money for the grain men
and loss to the fruitgrowers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-13
w. II. HESS,

Notary Public and AttNney-at-Law.
Tenth Floor. Room 1918 Claus Spreckels bldg
Telephone Main 9S3.
Residence 1902 McAilister St
Residence Telephone Page 564l.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

stock % said corporation shall be
Twenty Thousand ts25. OD0) dol.
lars. 20 bee divided into iva hundred
IVY tsoOl shares at q par value ~
One Hundred (SlO0l dollars each, pay.
aole 'n lawtol money " the United
Stases, except where the erh.crihs- ie.
slfr~ 60 psy inr sam pa property, lahot
Or service. and ia ~uch ryrnt the SAME
shat be- "a a just vSluutinn 90 he hx-d
by The board oi directors 40 meeting
called for such purpose. and provided
thar said board them agrees to accept
such payment,
Four,h.-This corpnfatjon stall exist
Tor a perlO1 at nuely.nine years and
Us corporate eNi.tppee shall commence
ca the date OF she i>suance og letters
patent,
filrh.--rhe business NJ this eo,p0ra.
tim is ga be conducted by pre,t,,ent.
wee ptes'dent, secretary aud treasurer,
aud BOARD OF not less than three nor
NOR" thSu seven directors, ~ which
board OF directors the president. vice.
pres'deH'. secretary and treasurer chs n
ee membvrs and stockholders, and all
tilicrfs OF said corpnratidn shall he
chosen hy The stockholders The III.
iiees 81 secretary and treasurer may be
held hy one aud che same person. The
uhicpts aud directors shall be elected
auunally al the annual stockhoiders'
mtetiNs The iirst ~ which shall lo ia
the cpmpany's general ullice Ia
AAchus Florida, at Two O'clock n. IN .
un the trst Tuesday Ia JAnuaty. 1900,
and annually therpafur, aud nnul such
first erection The names uf the oiliaers
who are 20 GOuduct the bNsipess Of the
corporation uuill lhuse elected &C The
fret election shall b. qualified, ave as
follows r J. Slringleliow, pstsUleut T;
4 Il. Livingston, vce-presldent T. y.
Stringielluw. secretary and treasurer.
The board at directors shall be Il. T..
Stfingfeiluw, e. Il, Lvingstuu, n. b.
StfipelplloW, JAnies Chsennl and u. "A.
Williams. uutd their successors shall
be elected.
sixth -rhe highest amount % M
dehtedntss or ltahui,y 20 which said
corporation can 40 any time subject
itsrlgis Twenty live Thuusand ts25 UOol
dollars
Seventh 1.-The namas aud residences
oflhe subscribers ares
B.stringiellow, Jacksonville, Flor.
ida.
RI sttinglelIoo, Jacksonville, Flor.
ids,
r. B Livingston, Ganesylle, Flor.
ida
Eighth The sahacrihinr incarpet-
htors to.wit q D strnglellow, r D.
StrlnRiellow and X u Ltvlngsio1,
have subscribed for the i0ll0wing
amount 81 stock set opposite their
names, respectively
h y Livingston -slxiy Yharee
q - Sttnglellow -slNty shares
r J. Sfungieilov-tlxty shares
The smouht 0f stock 80 subscribed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
Governor Terrell Respltes Neafo

Atlanta. March 1s-Aetiye and oner
getic work on the part Of Governor
Joseph Nj. Terrell. aided and abettea
by tie Southern Ben Telephone com
pany and a teicgraph cunpany, gave
20 speer Sims, sentenced 10 hang al
Vienna Friday between 10 ana . D, M.
new lease Of lime lie has been re-
spited BY the chief executive unit
March Gath. and 10 "a elnlerim &
prison commission Of Georgia Win con
slider very strong petition for ths
commutapon OF the sentence 70 lli,
imprisonment Haste was pecessaTy
ID order TO save the condemned negro
and when once ihe governor sch about
accomplishing this purpose he LOST nc
Tine
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

#1afsIefg. hit t.gfe1 i1-I.ee
iaetisa. i.gl afoidns 80 1ol p'oad.
"a guilty 81 nrHslauea'ff iu he fuf
dsefes ih taa u He ula
given 8 sentence 50 one yfsr 81 harf
haor 1acgn vas indicted Oh raa
Ger ir ite ferrcd degree sons tmr
aeo Or rucf anaIher negro tof alh
br ln Wc Baf Tts teluec
BIOS eaatfa ile ultimate feat 90 iae
BOY arl lHrtent U8f fur
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Wa ling;on, March is The ulnft
naval congress OF mothers held i,s
final ti,sness session "a the Metropol
itan s. thodist Episcopal church IN
this Oh today An address was de-
Ilyerei hy Mrs. Frederick schoR o.
Philadelphia, president OF the conersss
and reports were made by the secre
tary-treosurer and several state repre-
sentatlyes Ia her address Mrs Schol
spoke OF the part taken bg the organ
lzaiion IN presiding the Inquiry into
Senator SHOOTS rlghl TO his seat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
WHI WONtN
LOOK Old.
Illness and Suffering Leave Deeper
Marks Than Age-A Certain
Home Cure for Al wo-
mems Troubles.

Many-very many look old
long before their time. Wrinkles,
crows feet, hollow checks, sunken
eyes, gray hair and other MARKS % age
come years before they should They
are the direct result az the suffering
caused by diseases peculiar 90 che SEX.
They eau be- gotten rid on only by re-
moving the caust
G.F.p. (Gerstle's Female panpceal
cores every form OF female weakness
and restores health and youth and
beauty. IL will make any faded, run
down wOmau look from i've 90 zen
years younger All mispiacFments, %.
reEulanties and weakn essrs are cured
safely sud quickly 81 this wonderful
remedy q the pfiracy NJ the BONE ~
4 purely vegetable. ebsoiuicig nafn-
less ana eertain In its core.
MANY womea have been restored 90
life aud health by this gfeai remedy
alter go Others bad failed and doctors
had given them 49, Leacorrhea, fali-
iar az the womb. and ali troubles ~
the ogaries are cared permanently nI
G.F.P it b for sale by dfpgcisis As
slO9 PER hotlie. aud 10 you arr DOS
benefited 81 iis use. yuuf money Hih
81 returned 90 yoa 20 once aud Eit1-
oat Question bf ihe drpfg.si FROM
whom Jon purchased
~ DOT srpt by fo1r druggist, OIL ~
sent 10 sou nrrpaid on receipt 81 fame
rr.se and 90 same conditions
III sou feel shat jour ease neeas g..
rrrIsl attenfI0a. write Ga iaiirs'
usauh Cfub. care liersfie Aeiic'nr
o. Ctaitauoaea Tees and goaf iri-
49, rlfl u. answered In eonH1fuee bg
fnteiIirpnt and gmraihetlc women
wit falsr an1 D. relieved NJ aiigoer
tr8ables ant satrf'ug
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
60 Ernm a. PnIlle- 81

Editor Sun: Please announce
through the columns Of your valuable
paper THAI A. p Polite is understood
10 have bren pot in Jail for fighting
Please correct this Misunderstanding
Il was my son, A Polite. Jr As fol
myself ] hsve not had a tlght in forty
years. Yours for ali that good.
Anthony PoMTE, SR
Gainesville. March 49,. 1875
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Wellington alar.h OBJ Ia6 fflsi
dent be- announced ls decision Is (.
cline 20 consider ans more appl
lions ior dip0latlc Or consular 10 :
lions u1ia BE- fpgrn imm d. sous
era end western tl,g. The pffsu
fof tase places ha btcce % efaf
fhu Csc pFus4fui ant h.n B ~
abie in CO.'S Ser %. applications en-
Cd ~ same un na .0 f1n aaf
imFojaaf h1 81 f1e casgrnmaai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
TX TAEATeR cAMPANY
Opened a Weeks Engagement las,
Might 70 a Good Audience.


The Q. vs.. Parks Big Stock Company
opened q weeks engagement under its
own canvas last evening, and notuith.
standing tie inelemeuey OF The wealth.
er, was greeted by good houre, which
went as evidence that the company,
which was here a few weeks ago. were
welcomed back again.
The play presented last night was
that stirring drama. "The Fatal We'd
ding, which was rendered in a most
interesting and highly sensational
manner. Every member OF the caste
performed their part we'll, and the
play was appreciated to its fullest ex-
tent.
There were several specialties be.
tween the acts and incidental to the
play, All OF which were good. Mr..
Park has also added first-class orches-
ira to the attraction, which is appre-
ciated.
Announcement is made that the four
act comedy, The Wages Of Sin" will
be presented this evening. This is one
OF the finest plays Of It's kind ever writ
ten. and has enjoyed most popular sue
cess in the largest cities Of the United
States, making continuous stands for
weeks at a time in metropolitan opera
houses. Il IS a play clean, instroc-
tive, inspiring and rich in humor, and
the press throughout the country state
that the caste as filled by the Park
Company makes il one Of the strong
est plays in their repertoire
The management requests The Sun
to state that the tent will be made
comfortable by means Of heaters, and
everything will be done for the con-
yenienee OF patrons.
Remember, the curtain will rise
promptly at O'Clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
A HIGH COMPLIMENT

W. (. Croker Receives Prize for Ex-
cellent Work in Organizing
" +, Crozler OF this cily, organizer
for the Modern workmen Of the Ayerld
is in receipt Of a letter from headqusr-
tiers III Washington containing check
which is the premium for exeelleucy Of
work in establishing lodges Of this or
der Il is a high compliment when Il
IS learned that AR Crozier succeeded
in organizing IN Florida more lodges
for the past year than any other repre-.
sentative of the order in the United
States.
The Modern Workmeu is iraternal
and benevolent order, and is RAPIDLY
growing in this State through the ei-
forts OF Mr Ctoaier
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
For al Impalred AnnetIie.

Loss OF appetite always results from
faulty digestion. All that is needed
is few doses Of Chamberlain's stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. They will in-
yigorate the stomach, strengthen the
digestion aud give you an appetite like
wolf These tablets also act as a gem
Tie laxative. For sale by ali druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

Eew YCrs Msfch 81 Mrs. Nann,s
Nye lsctsoa WIDOW cf Frederick VOL
colt Jackson iarnerly general super
lniendery Of tae Pennsylvania railroad
IN New ersey Is dead al her home
10 Newark ~ j. where she was 4
leader IN charitable and church work
She was the mother OF John y. Jack.
son, American minister to Greece,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
Invaluable for Rhsumnil,m

! have been suffering for The psst
few years With & severe attack Of rhea-
matism aud found that Ballard's SNOW
Eminent was the only thing that gave
me satisfaction and tended % aiievi.
aie my pains Mach 2ith. 1872. John
q. Degnan. kinsman, no. 25e. 50e
and e. sold bY W N johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

3. 4 APPLE Er-Frotate Jeazf o.
faaa g. kanssf writes "Thh "a %
fay thaf bare asri Hailarif Hafs-
hound qrap fef EenrE, and ihHi ~
zoe het.tfte l1 rseammela il af laf
hfsf rerrn sFfln = bare ever used
81 1e al d8 ty W M fchns1n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

% spre snd nse that old and we'll
tried remedy Mrs winslow's Sooth.
,oe syrup. for children teething q
sooihes the chiIi sottens the gums,
allsys all pain. cures wind collie and Is
che best remedy cor diarrhoea Tegn.
sy-fye cents bottle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
How Is Baby Today +?

Better thank YOU IN fact, quite we'll
Fat round and iull Of life and mischief.
Pink and wh flesh, dotted with dime
pies. NO COS 6 no Indigestion.
All en- account Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

exceeds ten per cent 81 the capital
stuck authorized under this charter.
Ninth -Fhe above aud foregoing
charIer is subscribed TO by The follow
lug persons tOwit;
~ Is. SrgrNOFErLOw.
X i SrRfN0rgfLOw,
r. 3, LIVINGSTON.
Stats on FLORIDA
puvAt CoUNgY.
Before nv personality appeared 4 b.
otriugtellOw auu h H. Sttinufellaw, to
me we'll knOwn. who being first duly
sworp, eseh for himself SAYS and ae.
knOwlsdges that he signed ths fore
going prOposed charter in the manner
and tor the uses aud purposes tnereia
set forth and expressed
u. h STRINOFRJLOW.
h. H. SrRlNCfEIfow,
Acknowledged aud subscribed before
me this llth day OF March, 1905
MlLLgR Il DANcY,
lsEN. Notary Public
Commission expires Feb. 10. 1909.
Stair or FLORIDA,
ALACRrA COuNpY
Before n,e personally appeared Il b.
Livingston, 90 me we'll known, who
being bret duly sworn, says aud ac-
kno~iedges thar be signed che fore.
going charter for che uses and pur-
poses and iu the manner thefein ser
forth and expressed
Il r LIVINGSTON,
Acknowledged and subscribed before
me this 18th day % Marsh, 1905.
w s. BRboNG,
tstM Nniary pablic
Ny commisslon expires lith pec,, 1905
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

There will be a citizens meeting 81
Johnsou's Hall tonight, March Il, 1905
az z 80 o'clock. The publis Is invited
So ordered
S. , WuLIs, Chairman
A. D. SCRTvEN. Secretary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

NoucE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice Is hereby given that tht annual meet.
Ing of iho stockholders 90 che SON jose Land
pno Colonization COMPANY VIII be b vi ut tho
Ouiec Of che secretary in room numbef ~
eNht iu the Nndcl bros hlOpk. ln the CITY 81
Huiuc9Nilic, tlofiua, on the lith day of March,
a ~ lpoN. tho same being me second tuesday
~ said MONTH AZ eleven O'cloOk a. a. on said
daf, ~ o, D, SANCHEZ Secretary
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
LETTERS PATENT.

Notice b hereby given that on al,
lfth dag of April. A, y 1906. ihs un.
oerrigufd gili kpply 90 hs EKcrilrnry
hepolpuu b BfOaafd, Governor of th,
state ~ Florida. fOr Letters Patent ga
she charter PROPOSED accompanying
this notice. T. Is sfWN0fffTnW
u J. eTniy0fGfLoW,
Il y iiylyDsr0N.
Under aud panuunt - ihs require.
mentf Opthc statntrs ~ che State rl
Florida. We. she undersigned q B
StFlngfellON. II 4 Hifinsiril0e ana N.
IS Livingston, desiunR foF Ourselfes
onF associates and suceetfofs. 90 form
and be- ncofpOfatrd ~ a corporation.
o. hereby give notice that w. shall 90.
ply % lhr Governor ~ lls state III
fioFids ior Letter Paient
TIKI PROPOSED CfARTEH Is AS
FOLLOWS
fiy.f--Fhe eOfp1rsfe Nama ~ geid
coronation shall b ALtfWs Jos Ash,
s. tEfE C1uptHY. .oenied sad having
iit principal uaiep and place N bDf,.
aeis 90 Aiarhpn. floflda
eecopd 1.-The Ernefsi nafufo a. the
butiuess e. - trEnsagtea sHd the our.
poses and pblecis i9f when ih.s corr
plf8tnn d 0fgauikHI AZ fHs hos.
iaF setting aui manuieciHri1r nf ~
the eoHsfFlerOn. rqq.pmsnt snf 90.
rfafleH ~ Nafff plans Iu connect 900
iaefeHiln an9 tnr fHfnishlnR as water
ipf any Hrd so pgfpfF-s fhe eonsffgr-
titH sd Uferafo1 0l ~ Firefrf. gee
90 other lighting plhni e. Dhnhs 80,
Ard ssIf ~ Eo0is. aafes sid msffnaHt
Gee sbd 20 real sid pfftinsl rffpefig
uf ahaftafffr ehs rtster. si.i efnrfailr
~ d. aIl ihlHFf urefssafg anI proper
lof e4ryInE an ssi hasiafts ~ la afu.
tfft and sfFsoce Ihe iaiffeaft fhrrrof.
arf ~ lhfta plfpafs f8 haqr Sad
petftsf 80 fbe uf1ft btnfHis. brgl
'eges aht mmgnlfs inflffm o.. anf
gi4fr 1rfeftfr isas ~ tts Stare f0s
rnffnrsf.ar ~ suet raaretar
Ifift lte nmggnt 81 fte earfsi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

cures made iy ~.
kiluers swamp
Root, the great kid.
ucy, liver and bad.
der remedy
II is the great med.
zeal triumph Of The
ninetccutli century
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of scientific research
by Dr. Kilnler the
eminent kidi,cy and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

dollar size bottles are Hene q swamp iipai
sold by nll cool druggists Dom, make
auy mistake. but rcueinhcy the NAME
Swamp. Root. Dr. Eiimcf'a swamp Root,
aud tie address. Biughamtou. N. 81, on
every bottle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-14

bladder specialist and rs wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back
uric acid. catarrli Of thc bladder ond
Brights Disease. which b the worst
form Of kidney itouhlC
Dr. Hilmer's Swamp-Root S not rec.
commended for everything hutif yonlmye
kidney. liver or bladder trouble Il will he
found just the remedy you need. Il has
been tested ia 81 many ways, 100 hospital
work and 40 private practice, aud las
proved 80 successful 10 every case that a
special arrangement hos been madc by
which ali readers Of thls papcr, who have
not already tried IL, may have q nauipie
bottle sent free by nail, nlsoa book tgll-
ing MORE about Swamp-Ruo, and how to
acknowledgements iducypf bluildcrtfou-
bic. Whcn writing mention reading ths
gcnerous offer iu th.spapei 0ndseud your
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-08

Best Spraying Material
at the lowest p rices at C'arke'S stor"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-08
CAN BETTER EXHIBIT
WITH LITTLE EFFORT

Exposition Grounds, Portland, Or. .
June 3.-Editor Glacier: The Wasco
county booth at the Lewis and Clark
fair was not completed so we could
put anything into it until 3 p. IN. on
the afternoon of May 81 (and was not
finished them. From that time until
ll.3O p. m. We worked installing the
exhibit, and from what the visitors
say we are in fair way to be in il
for the best county exhibit at the fair.
Let me say now, if the people OF
Wasco county who can make it posi-
BILE for us to carry away the prize
could see the efforts made by other
counties to show the best they have,
would help us with what they can pro,
duce, we will put it before the visit.
ors in such way as to make WascC
the banner county of Oregon.
Our apples, strawberries and cherries
are so far the best in the horticultural
display for Oregon. The state OF
Washington is close onto us in the ap-
pie display, and outside of Newtowns
and Spitzenbergs will be close COM
petitor. Our wool and grain is good,
though we have made no pretentions
toward sheaf or unthreshed grain
dislay, as We had no room, and nc
grains saved and prepared for such 6
display. We have fine wool case
filled with different grades of wool,
both secured and unsecured, sur
mounted with ram of natural size.
We have some fine pictures of WascC
county scenery, which attract deal Of
attention. YoGrs truly,
G. r. CASTNER.