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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-27
OFFICIAL MARDI GRAS
PROGRAMME
TUESDAY

Band In PaIza 10 a.
The day will be given masking, merrymang and
all sports in keeping with the spirit Of the occasion.
The pageant Of magnificent floats will form promptly
headquarters, corner Coye and
streets and will take the following route:
Spring. north Spring to Chase on
Chase to east side Paafoxs north Paafox ereqor
east Gregory Tarragona north Tarragona Wobt
west on Wright PaIafox south Pasox 70
Cedar Cedar jefferson north jefferson to Cow
eminent, PaIafox Paaos "a
Chase, Chase to Spring. south Spring Garden
on the sheds.
The grand pageant will be led by platoon mounted
police, twenty Knights then follow the
Royal Float King Priscus with fourteen others two
bands Of music
THE CORONATION BALL.
Immediately following the parade unmasEng Of Kino
Prscus the Coronation Ball opera
house. The King will probably $3.50
o'clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-27
MORE WHITE PAINT
NEEDED IN FLORIDA.
Jacksonville Times-Union.

We would like to impress upon
every Floridian the undOUbted fact
that it pays to keep up appearances
One hundred dollars worth of paint in
town often adds a thousand to the
selling price of house, and the prin-
ciple applies with additional force to
the country. In this day Of cheap
wire the fences for the poultry, the
pigs and the COWS should take on a
permanent character. Objections to
poultry are largely based on the DAM
aged done by wandering hens who
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-27

Emerson, perhaps fore-seeing the
amazing growth of the "barterspirit, s.
If not, indeed its close dependence
upon classified advertising, wrote:
"Let US control the habit of expense.
The laws of the world are written out
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-27

Tor us on every piece Of money in our
hands. We are better for knowing
no" to buy by the acre and sell BY
the foot"
In trying to rent a house a placard
IS better than nothing" and want
ad. is better than anything"
Emphasizing the wisdom Of doing
little things without friction or worry
or delay-a feat easier for want ad-
vertising than others-a great writer
says: I'VE live amid surfaces-and the
art OF life is to skate we'll on them
10 NIL the hour and leave no creVice
for a repentance!"
If you have found something OF
value it is one of the "unwritten COM
mandments" that you should adver-
tise 1t.
When you get something new-desk
tside-board, table, cabinet, shelving
showcase, typewriter, machinery
cont shelve or store the old. but find
a buyer through want ad.
want ad. gumptiOn" is not a sixth
sense-it is a sort Of art of living with
least annoyance, least fretting, least
friction.
A business man will not value your
services highly if you have not shown
knack of advertising them effective
ly.
If your property is not just what
you need, change Through a CLASH
fed ad.-for something better-better
for you. "My neighbor has fertile soil
but my field only holds the world to-
gether" is a sentiment old as the
race.
From having wishes in conse
quence of our wants, we often feel
wants in consequences of our wishes"
But if our wants are well advertised
our wishes will not make US bank
rupt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-27

find out whether any have been apD5l,t
ed without proper qualifications under
the law. He said his plan was 10 r-i
the list on a basis where political
"pulP' would cease to be a factor.
CARL SCUOFTETn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-27

for us on every piece Of money in our
hands. We are better for knowing
how to buy by the acre and sell by
the foot"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-27

st. Augustine has an epidemic Of
clairvoyants, paImists and occult won
ders, each of whom claims to be the
greatest ever. Any old kind of scheme
for separating the gullible from their
money appears to flourish along the
east coast.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-27
Facts About
Want Advertisements.

Want advertising aids you in keep
ing pace and faith with clocks and
calendars.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05
TnIs SETTLES ".

Fo, .cm. time. or as long 20 Sro'ne'
IN Caldwell mas bee" do'Hs ~.
ooill and ,ripoi .tunt ON The 1"pe'
W.. y. no. =. IN declaring that the
Ruckman bill would deprive us "poor
critters" OF our educational oppors"n
;,;...rd ddrive as back to the woods IN
n worse condition than ws wefs ~ne"
discovered by Colnn.bus. One or '.o
other fellows. who had known Unels
John .. an ezpound.r Of gospel tru'ns
A, a,l time.. believed he Gas giving ["
90 them Mraight. and things ioosed
dark TO many. Bu, Q rag Of hope has
spDeared. the clouds have rolled awsy'
and NE shank our s,ars end che gentle
moon tLas We saw ever our nsns
should.r. that there 10 no truth IN the
statement, ss the iollowing from Inc
Sumter Times will prove:
"The Bushnell public school cioeed
last Friday. The program OF the LIZ
erary :, c,e,y wss very nicely esfred
out Friday night. The question. Re
solved, That the Buckman Bill VIII
Foster the Educational Interesss o'
Florida ga. very ably discussed. The
decision OF the judRes we're oil il 10
yor of the affirmative. The negative
hss no eause TO complain 10 20 the de-
cision OF the judR~s ~ IL was very
clearly shown 20 them that the b'''
~as Q god thing for the State. Prof
Peters of Weh.ter wss pressn, AID sd'
dressed the crowd on educational ad'
vantage. Representative kilgcre o'
WildwOoi wss al,o present ard made
Q very able talk on the Buekman bill
A large number Of citizens from som
terville and Webster we're present
Mr.. Tu,tle. the blind man OF Boston
Mass was there and furnished th'
crowd with music throughout the pro
gram"
And now We feel that the matter Il
settled for all time and the 1000
children" can live in the hope OF hav
ing as good q chance 20 learn their .
b abs 40 any children in the Unite
states Of America. God bless Bush
nell schools aud the judGes. Thel
have brought us out Of the woods.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

A number Of papers In this and o'h-
or stsses are bemoaLirg the fact that
the venerable philanthropist. John b.
Stetsou. made ho provision in his will
for the university at D~Land which
bears HE name and FOR which he did
20 much during hR lifetime. Bus
much OF shis worry ne hope will be
uncalled for. and ne feel eouHdeas
shat the widow Of Mr.. Stetson gill not
forget shis noble institution and the
interest taken in its welfare BY hes
late husband.
Bus should this prove che case. there
are other men Of meabs who are inter-
ssted 10 education .and it 10 quite eer.
tain that Q place Of learning 90 well
begun will not be allowed to pace on,
Of existence on sceoons Of the death oi
one man.
Stessop Cniversity is q credit TO the
State OF Flosids. q credit to the Bsp.
siss Church, and 10 an established place
Of learning that che entire people OF
Florida would not allow TO be dis
ssrbed for the want Of money, and we
hops 60 s~e it prosper in the years to
come. the came a. though the people
had never known is bore the name OF
the good man who did 90 much 70
make 10 known throughout the land.
ThoaGh Mr.. Ste,son be dead. the
Univeysi,y will live.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

Al the elestion TO be held in thls
State next fall the following 10 the
liss Of officers TO be chosen: A mem.
bes OF Congress from each Of the three
districts, two Justices OF the supreme
court, two railroad commissioners, six-
teen State senators-in she even num-
Der OF districts; in each county. tax
collector, tsx assessor. treasurer,
members OF the board OF county com.
missioner, members OF the board oi
public instruction, members OF the
House OF Representatives. justices Of
the peace.
In every instance men qualified io'
the positions should be chosen, 40 the
progress Of the State depends on those
who have Ice affairs in charge. The
counties should also see that sound
progressive men are placed In ofiee.
There 10 no State more favored than
Florida. and with Q good State and
county government. it 10 apparent that
che will advance With more rapid
strides than any State in the Union.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

There 10 one thing this Government
10 doing for its leland possessions that
10 highly commeDdable, and that 10
the driving ous Of criminals from she
Philippines. A short time ago there
we're 30 or more Of the worst des.
peradoes ever turned loose landed in
San Francisco from Manila. and after
their photos had been taken by the au-
shovities, they were turned loose 10
practice their nefarious lines in this
country. Such sctioLs may be oil
right for the islands. bot we seriously
object to making this country q dump.
ing ground for the Philippines or any
other islands or countries. We have
ell Of such specimens that We desire.
and 10 that 10 the kind Of material
these islands are going TO import. We
had better cut OF our trade relations
ns once.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

Many people gee the idea that q
greater portion Of che talk regarding
gsafting--0r 20 be more exact. rob-
hing the 6ovsvnmens--is simply O
whim Of people who do not know what
they are saying.
Bus with long years In poser. lax
management and with no apparent in
tention 70 punish pilferers, specala.
tors and plcSderers, 10 is any wondes
Ihas grating nourishes under the Gov
eminent as Washington? Red tape Ia
purchased In large quantities. The
war department pays therefor sl42 q
dozen spools; the State department,
s2.25. Oilers for typewriters coss the
navy department 25 cents . dozen,
while the interior department paid
Clio . dozen. Mucilsge cOsts the
postofsice department tl IS Q quart
bottle. the agricultural department.,
So, and the department OF justice,
$3.50 And so Cn through scores and
scores Of articles supplied the Govern
ment go the marks of the CRATER. The
party has been in power TOO long TO
rid itself Of the grating which -four
ishes. ~ contractors and purchasing Z
agents enrich themselves,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05
coMFgoERATE MONUMENT.

The members OF Dickson Chapter,
y. d. c.. OF Ocals. have decided to
erect . monument in that city in honor
Of the Confederate dead. and chow
their respect for the memory Of their
dead heroes. Prominent citizens OF
Oesla have been chosen TO cooperate
Nm the Daughters Of the Confeder.
scy. and the memorial will be Q rr.
miBder Of she heroic deeds OF shat
brave soldier. General Dickson, Who
did such noble work In the defense of
our homes against the enemy during
the civil conflict.
Those who are familiar with the
brave Dickson will subscribe liberally,
and 10 should be q memorial worthy Of
his valor. Mr.. Frank Harris OF Ocala
10 o member Of che committee, 20
whom contributions may be sent.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05
SIT DOWN WITH A JOLT.

The Advertiser has the following.
whish may be OF interest TO aspiring
candidates:
The D-Soto county papers and the
people are almost unit in favor OF
the Bockman bill and the building Sf
the State University at Gainesville.
The legislative ndidAtes who oppose
this good measure. should there be
any, will 60 back and sit down with q
jolt after the primary"
NJ. Buckmsn, in ten years from now
will bs looked up to 80 the man who
hss done more for Florida 10 the line
Of education than any living man.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05
KgIFER OF ONO.

Representative Krifer, for no good
reason shat any sane person knows Of.
less 10 BE- that the people OF HE die.
ssses desise "a hesp IN insuls ON the
sasioasl Coe1 bess, hos been returned
% his ssas after q very pleasant sb-
ssscs. and he hss made one Of HE bril-.
liant moves by Introducing Q bal Co
cus down the Soashern representation
In the lover house Of Congress. BE-.
oasse AZ the alleged disfvsnchisement
of the nsgr0es.
The Feduetion By States called for in
the bill 10 90 follows: Florids, 8to ?;
Alabass, 0 TO 8; Arkansas. 7 20 s.;
Georgia. II 20 @; LOcisisns, 7 20 3;
Mississippi, 9 60 o; North Carolina, 10
90 O; South Csrosins. 7 to 3; Tsnnes-
sss, 10 60 9; TAgss. 10 to -; Virginia,
10 70 Q.
~. Ksifer was never secosed BY
anyone Of being endowed sish any too
much eommon sense, and HE attitude
On this qusssioe will chow HE weakness
more foseibly shsn ever. But Mr..
Ksifer may be In O district Of Ohio
where he owes his election 20 the col.
ored vote and may possibly have made
o pledge. He has also made q laugh.
ing stock Of himself. No cane man
would do what he has.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05
oooO ROADS.

Discussing the value os good Foads
In Masy land. The Baltimore Sun ssys:
"Prseticsl men testify that they hsul
twice 90 much on coed roads 90 on
bad ard in half the time. with less
weav and tear ON team and wagon.
Fsrms is Howard eoon'y on the turn-
pikss are said 90 he worth swiee 40
much % those on the eoonty fosds. A
Prince Geors<'s county farmer states
that land In HE neighboshrod sells nc
from el3 10 sSD an aese. wher~ss near
ForestvIlle, In the same eouasy, where
the reads arc better, hand brings from
go % 900 IN scss. Good rosas in-
ssease the demand Zoe land and raise
ice price by sstssssin9 population,
while bad soeds sspel aeweomess. keep
oas capital, diseeosaes enterprise.
ssase insslligeps faSmsse - l<avs and
lower she value ef both lsnA and ssops
Good rosds save moch sime. the money
vsius Of which is 10 hssd 60 measure.
Il 10 estimated that our Masy iaad
farmers, having A,ss2. 10 ssrss Of farm
hard. hsul material and psoduess ss IN
svsrass cost of e. - . hssl. In the ag.
grsaass os ee!e0C. 900 Q yess. II by
mssns Of good rosds shey reduce shis
east of haalinG oce-hsls, their annual
savipg wosld be some sA,3o0.Oo0. To
Be added 90 the aisees bseeds Of the
farmer from good roeds b the indisecs
b~ne6s Of Increased travel threagh
the eousssy ~ ssvsiaass. bicycles,
ste., easier social intersousse, dihin-
ished senss 81 isolatioa and eessssion
% shas pvaesiesl impsis0emens during
bod weather whieh makes couutEy life
objsesiossbis % many pesoas, espe.
eially womsa."
TIE good sosd costs che farmer in
taxss. which she poas road eosss In re-
psiB 90 hsspsss end wagons. and slso
ia injury 20 horss. The man who has
90 pay 90 moeh With poor roads 90 he
does whes he has good roads !s q
loser. fos he eouDd not cell HE land for
90 much 10 he 90 desired 90 he could u
the land wss easy Of access BY good
roads.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

The friends Of Hon. T. :. Matthews
Of The Bradford County Telegraph, are
urging him to again enter the race for
Representative from that county Mr..
Matthews 10 q gentleman fitted for the
place. as his past record shows. and i,
10 hoped he will be returned To the
Legislature. tie is earnest IN bis ri-
forts fOR the right.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

Pensacola insists on being older than
Sc. Augustine. But a. the first set.
element Of the former was made on
Santa Rosa island, she can't get che
money. Both cities are old enough Go
know better than so be quarrelinR
about trifies, and what the peopis want
90 know is, which 10 the liveliest town
We are not looking for old places in
Florida. We want new ones and full
Of life. Come 70 Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

TAs 0aisssvills Chaussuqua has the
bess lisssasy program this season Of
any b ever pssssssed. The Chaesau-
esa bsines msny people 20 our city
ord % 10 deserving of shs hearty sop
pore of both city and eoessy Il 10 q
neswal lecture coarse for al students
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

Ths Georgia psseh crop has been
8ssasly damaged by she recent cold
weather. and there 10 q chanee OF the
entire esop being failure. The frost
ef fhassdsy morning was she heaviess
no have ssS In shis section Of Florida
during tho entire winter, and ,here ID
no doubs 10 has done a considerable
smoons of damage TO delicate vegeia.
eb0m.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

Orange Culture" is the name ~ q
bcokIet Issued by the German Kali
Works. q3 Nassau street, New York.
containing much valuable information
in regard to orange culture aDd the
nse Of fertilizers. IL can be- had by
addressing the firm. and will no doubt
prose Of great benetitto many growers
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

xhs sspsss sssnss fsem pssss Of Gsos-
- shas rufa1 mail seasss sss being
AlsssnsisneA. Ths sevsSpmsss ississs
bm gpsd ssads Coz rural mail carriers.
end sks ssssss 30 have soOd reads the
spsnss 90 WIN have more raral mail
rrmaaa.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

@psin@Gsid. Ohio. has many eolored
google ssA han always been nesed Zoe
60 isieaAly sssliag toward the negro,
pes whsme Q blask mas shos o white eiti-
spn shsss vss joss 40 wild q mob afses
I'm - yee could sssss NJ anywhsss
A Tm4nn
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

wp Tsilahsssss wsy they ron for Of
4us sanss. Ths 'Cspssal han nearly swo
estemnaos ''ssse seasesmssss already.
na4 s1As sssssns on, not Oh In.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

xAs ssusllss y,ssssa issnsr do.s sos
gBpwl ss sAs wseshss, bss psosssds %
3ssh aasss his sseps when the cold
tAsssssns. No 10 90 busy hs doss noe
haps eisis % sssp ana sEswl.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

Perhaps the G,orgia peach growers
can send up the price somewhat il
they can make the people believe the
crop is badly damaged. But at the
present time reports are no doabt
mnch exaggerated. although only rs
per cent 10 claimed in many portions.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

II Isvs Osk Daily Dsmossss men.
o1sss 60 Hen. Dsa1n@is r. fill.as
- . snn111Aas ~ psssidsss % the
Domeeuanle tishss. Tbsss b No doebs
- ~ a1f1Iss asA esssas. bss hs b soo
mneA o naas CO. shs pesels.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

A szlsgs b bsiaR meae % sseaFe an
eupsss - - in che sxsesminssioa os
- wo1ae % n velssis end oshss
oouno0ae - sAs asssA pass % the
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

The sun las had the sasisisc' ion oi
kncwing that quite . number Of people
have been attracted to Gainesville and
Alsehua county through Its Industrial
Edition issued Iass Novemb"r, and
,her. are siill many cali. for copies
from parties in vsrious sections Of the
county. Printer ink 70 what should
be used to sdvaocs Ou uWeounty.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

Ms. Yeshss, whe only Q iew weeks
600 mnsarsea che death % her hoe
ham9s nSw msnsns che fses thas che
nzessBsA Mlsner.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

Saeh1smsille had six 6rs alarms 90
Wednesday, Desnass. Gasss rampa
u1l1 heep ssiIl eboss bsing che me.
epo9neia mow.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

Gainesville certainly has reason to
feel proud OF her ChsutsuIua. IL has
done much 70 bring our city to the
front NJ q literary cebter.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For States Attorney.

To the Democratic Voters Of the EIghth Ju.
dicia! Circuit of the State of Florida.
HavinS served you IN the capacity OF State
Attorner stree July. \. D. lao and trusting
that you have approved OF the manner IN
which have Represented the state and dis.
CHARGED ny duties, solicit yoar votes a, the
coming primary for the position of state Al.
torncy Tor the t1shth JIdicial Circuit.
Very respectfully.
fa!AtNa. Fh. BENZ l.. CALHOUN
re,pecVs.N Innnlnr- thIi an 4, ,,,ai.
date fot the o'tre - ~ti,c', ATTORNEY s,r ,h,.
Eighth JIdiSia. Cirru.i ~ Ford, ,...,o.ea
Of the count - ~ A.lc'ls. N4.-- u, .a,n,,
Lev and PYtr1m- conceive tt,. ,al,n,,l
and energetic ni>,'u.r-c co' 't. ,..... %, 80.
once 10 be >a"sr1 rH. .....lr ., ,... >t,,.
and u The voters uf .',. .... .'..,-,, ,,. ,..5
the nom iuhti"n. .e'-, ..,n ..It,,. i-t.r.
e>t~ ~ the stat" 'ad of ,','.c's ..l.l.,, .r,-
thE"l-n iaVp. or lc. .-'.c. 20 nr
s.. ,-. It1- ~ .rIuIN,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

T1asss 90 eUBscRIprSos:
TAs Twase-a-week sUs o. o yesr; six
aaGna1as. 8os.; single eopiss, se.
Angssrzssso RASxs.
xnnnk sAvsssissmsnss, - eents line
- 90 eRss ena 10 cents foe eeeh addi-
&pmn1 inssssasn.
Uo1p1nyea savestissmsnss tos tAsee.
o - - months q special rases.
ts1en &mi5hsd upon sppliession.
nan@u1nns anA Death zoeiess inserted
eDna. 0&l3unssee, 3 eenss Q iine.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09
WELLS FARGO PEOPLE
WANT sicGER DIVIDENDS

New York, August 9.-lf the reports
that have been circulated In the fin
ancial district for the past month or
more are to be relied upon a bitter
fight for the control Of the Wells
Fargo Express copany may be expect
ed at the company's annual meeting
called for today. The present man.
agement Of the company. which Is said
to be dominated by Il. II. Hartman,
has been busy scurrying around for
proxies and at the same time issuing
statements intended to justify the pol
icy pursued In the management OF the
company's affairs. The minority stock
holders, on the other hand, have shown
themselves equally active and give
evidence of an intention to ''show up"
the present management and to wrest
the control from them II possible.
The company's surplus is said TO have
grown to over $12.ooO,00o. and the
minority holders believe that some
Of this should be disbursed among
them In the way of an extra dividend
instead Of being. as they declare 70
be the intention Of the directors.
turned over to Harriman's Union Pa
.cific railroad in return for an exciu-
sive contract for the express privileges
OF that line.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09
governor RAGERMAN
New MAKES APPOINTMENT
Special to The Optic.


Santa Fe. N. NJ, August 9. - Gov
ernor Hagerman this morning made
the following appointments for terri.
torial institutions:
DR.. J. M. Cunningham Of Las Vegas
TO fili the .unexpired term Of DR.. w.
r. Upton, as member Of regents
board. New Mexico Normal university.
DR.. George c. Bryan Of Alamogordo
was appointed member Of the board Of
regents OF the New Mexico Asylum
for the Blind, vice DR.. g. w. Geaber
Of Las Cruces. who voluntarily resign
ed because Of the distance he is com
PEELED to travel to the meetings and
the attendant Inconvenience.
Or. John Pearce Of Albuquerque was
selected to serve the unexpired term
Of DR.. George c. Bryan as a member
of the New Mexico board Of health.
Other Appointments
DR.. James H. Massie OF Santa Fe
was appointed surgeon general with
the rank Of colonel TO succeed DR.. w.
r. Upton, resigned.
Captain II. q. Austen was appointed
aide-de.camp on the governors per-
sonal staff.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09

London. Ans s.-Ths customary
obseryanees were held teday In hon.
or of the fifth anniversary Ut King I'd.
wards oonnnation+ The coronation
itself has been recalled this seek by
Q dispute ss 70 the hereditary office
of roysi standard bearer for Scotland.
the rival claimants hsing the Fan u
Laaderdsis and Mr. Henry Scrymse
osr. Weddefhurn. A. the coronation
Mr. scrymseonr Wsadsrhnm carried
the standard. his claim having been
sustained by the court n claims. The
Earl of Lsnderdsle. however. has
nos brought nm action In support cf
bis claims. and the ease soon win b.
tried before the Edinburgh court oi
session.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-09
sHe AIRS AND COLLECTORS
FLOCK INTO oAllAe

Dallas. Texas. Aug s.-Dallas <
thronsed with strangers this week.
and every part Of the state In repre-
sented among the visitors, The state
associations of sheriffs and tax col.
lectors. district and county clerks,
and county treasarers are holding
forth today. and all are well attended.
Tomorrow the crowds will be added
10 by the arrival Of the advance guard
Of delegates and visitors TO the demo.
cratic state convention.