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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

Two deaths among The crews of the
battleahip fleet--one from disease ana
one from accidents small per-
centage. There are no cities of 49,
QUO people which can show as good
record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

The Denver convention Will not
have n saloon within mile of It. Bet
the nib hotels, are making prepara-
tions for flask trade.
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No more fun for the jaclsies till
they reach San Francisco. They have
one consolation, however. They Will
have at least two months pay to
spend when they hit Frisco. as there
is no place even for them to land Mt
Magdalena Bay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-01

Perhaps after all the mon who have
stuck to II all along that the Chicago
convention would nominate Roosevelt.
may not Ge so far out of the way.
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Tho meals and the lodgings for the
Thnw jury coat s3.22O. It's GER
'ainty that most of them viii never
live as we'll again.
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Daily service--SteamerB leave Old
Point every other day tcyen dates.
month OF November). at 8 G. m.
For information apply TO
J. N. Smith. Agent, Union Ticket
Office. Chamberlain Hotel. Old Point.
Va.
p. NJ Pritchard. Gen. Agent, 5no.
l. Williams. City Pass. Agent, corner
CRANKY and Plume Sta. Norfolk.
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rRANsPo RTATIoN GUIDE.

THE NORFOLK q WASHINGTON
6TEAMBOAT CO.
Tho New and Powerful Iron Palace
Steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH.
lNGTON. NORFOLK AND JAMES-
TOWN will leave daily az follows:
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f. C. HATHAWAY, General Man
ager. VIM. r. ALLEN, General Sup
erlntendent Railways.
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MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

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Siuaineas Omce.. Bell Phone No. lSl
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%. n. INSTRUMENTATION and Publisher.
IL h Pugh-----. Advertising Manager.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
Ambrose Allen Thrown from His
Wagen and Almost Fa-
tally Injured.

While Superintendent Ambrose
Allen Of the Holly Sugar COM
pany fruit farm was going home
last Monday night about 6 o'clock
in wagon, the horse he was
driving become frightened and
ran away. throwing him out. The
nrongs OF pitchfork were run
into his head. and he was picked
mp later unconscious. He was
Immediately taken to his home
and DR.. X. d. Wilson summoned.
As we 70 to press. Mr.. Alien is
somewhat improved. although he
remains in semi-comatos coBdi-
tion. but accepts food and seetns
10 realize what is going on about
him. The faithful honsekeepev
at the Fruit farm is doing all in
her power for the injured sam
.aud a young man nurse is at Hrs
bedside constantly.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
JOHN A. SIMPSON FOR
SHERIFF.

lust a word to the voters of
Holly and the tributary country,
not from partisan standpoint
but with view to setting forth
one of the most salient reasons
why we should all be vitally inter
ested in the election of a HOME
man for the Office of sheriff; in
terested not merely because the
candidate for this Office is a per-
sonal acquaintance of yours and
mine or because we wish to aid
the Republican ticket in its fight
for victory. but because we want
representative in the county
seat to whom we can appeal per-
sonallv at any time and in any
manner with the confidence that
if we are asking for right and
reasonable consideration he will
do all in his power to see that our
demands be given prompt atten-
ton. Besides these essential rea-
sons consider the prestige and
prominence which Holly and the
OUTLYING community will gain by
having sheriff from the east end
of the county. Isn't it worth
something to us all? Shouldn't
we all do everything in our pow
e. to insure John A. Simpsons
election on November: 3rd?
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
John Asked About 1t.

John Duncan of Holly, Colora-
do. a big real estate man. who IS
interested in developing the val
lev. who was here last week look
ing over this end of the valley
and talking about the Kansas
Colorado project with L. NJ.
'arkham. writes Mr.. Markham
'ha' he was delighted with his
visit and with the future this val
lev has before it by development
such as contemplated under the
'<ansas-Colorado project. He was
cspcciallv pleased with the coun-
nv around Coolidge, and on the
beet question, he says he can not
make his people believe that land
in as productive and the crop so
good as he really saw it. He ask
cd for batch of figures, data,
etc. which is being prepared for
him.-Lamar News.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
Latest From Garden City.

1t was the intention to call the
election this 1,eek to vote bonds
in the city to aid the Kansas-Col-
orado, the Kansas and Nebraska
and the Garden City Northern to
secure terminals, so that the vote
could be taken on the same day
as the general election. but some
matters have come up and it has
been thought advisable to call a
special election. Nearly every
taxpayer in the city signed the
petitions which shows that Gar
den City intends doing her full
share.
The sugar company has closed
the deal witt, the Kansas-Color
do company by which it will get
the electric power to operate its
big pumping plant now under
construction.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
Make Your Own Vineiar

1t is strange more people do not
make their own vinegas' as it is
made of material usually wasted
and when made, one has better
article tl,an can generally be
bought. All fruit juices and sugar
with the mother are all the ma
terials needed. Save the apple
pearings cook and strain them.
If a can of fruit spoils, strain it
and put the juice III the vinegar
jar. When making jelly save the
scum for the vinegar. After
making sugar syrup, rinse out the
dish and put the sweet water ir
also. Simply add the fruit juice
and sugar as they accumulate.
If no mother eau be secured, let
some soured fruit juice stand in an
open dish in the sun until scum
forms on the toq. This is the
mother and in the vinegar will
grow rapidly. While undergoing
the process of making, keep the
vinegar in an open jar with only
cloth cover, for it needs the
actions of the air.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
TAKE POLITICS STRAIGHT
OR MIX THEM.
Choice Offered Denver Visitors.

The way of the politician, as
everybody kpows. is soft, easy
pleasant way. and perhaps that
is the reason why is leads right
to tie Albany Hotel in Denver,
wkffe i whole floor is devoted to
nnttljes Fhere is little of every
kind On the pohAirxl floor. no favor
itc hsand, and the visitor can have his
choice Of being straight Republican
or a straight Democrat, or he can
even mix them.
1t often happens that house is too
-sWap even q l>tE< house, to hold
Rut ~ = hosei. it seems, the rule does
80 Seefs the Argument too heated
AiAnm and there find friend who
N6ef~Ctlth his injured feelings by
agrrrsr~ with him. then with renew
ed S'rcrrth he will sallv forth into
.hc corridor to vanquish the enemy:
Tie corridor on the political floor
is the common battle ground. Here
occur the fights between Democrats
and Republicans. All about the cor
ridor are the forts and strongholds
af tie two parties. These are the
headquarters where the valiant polit-
i"al soldiers gather their ammunition
dcridc grave issues and hake ready
thc lans for their campaigns. In
these political camps the midnight oil
IS often seen to burma silent witness
- 'he fact that some matter Of
wc'gftv Importance to the state or
ncrhaDS to the nation is being d,.-
cNssed.
There is a general impression that
all politicians look alike but to the
experienced eye of the observer-the
watchful man who hangs around Al
hanv HEADQUARTERS. there is marked
difference this year and he can often
spot the Republican or the Democrat
1T once. Large fat men are in fash
ion this year with the Republicans.
This came in when Bill Taft was
nominated and Sam Dutton, proprie
tor of the Albany says that he has
noticed that Republicans generally
are taking on flesh. They do this oil.
course out accompaniment to Taft, If
they can't get fatter then they wear
large clothes that lend them the air.
Brvan being an exponent of the
Simple Life it is in fashion with the
Democrats to assume the plain unas-
sumine manner and the country style
of dress.
Following are some of the political
headquarters on the Albany Political
floor: Democratic National Commit
tee. in charge of Governor Osborne
of Wyoming. west of the Mississippi;
Democratic advisory committee, State
of Colorado in charge of Hon. Tully
Scott of Cripple Greek; Senator Fred
Bailcy's committee of County Demo-
Gratis; Consolidated Bryan Clubs of
Colorado in charge of c. F. Wilson;
Republican County Committee in
charge of Fred Parks: headquarters
of c. w. Franklin. democratic candi-
date for Governor.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16

Major M. M. Brown, candidate
for congress man.at-large on the
socialist ticket, was over from
Horse creek the first of the week
andreports the political pot boiling.
Il. G. Bacs us, of Denver, rep
resentativc of Dun's Mercantile
Agency, was iu town looking after
the rating ct our merchants last
week.
Secretary Fl. L. johnson of the
Cantaloupe Growers association
collected over $1,000 for last weeks
shipment of canteloupes from this
district-which, under the circum-
stances, is going some.
Contractor j. d. Baugh has re-
turned from tour of Kansas and
Oklahoma, and states that the
stringency OF the money market is
felt in those states for fair. He
is glad to come back to Holly.
Messrs. John Duncan and Sam
Elwood were at Groat last Mon
day, looking over the country.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
'esihasis, Saturday, 1t lie bakery.
Jim the Penlnan At Work.

Last Saturday ]. Andrew Will
son. dressed in laborers' garb,
pulled off all the merchandise
himself and family will need for
the winter by passing worthless
checks on the firms of White
Bros. and Appel Bros. and sue
reeded in making his getaway be-
fore the fraud was discovered. A
grand man hunt was organized
via automobile in the evening,
but the party came back having
their labor for their pains. The
total loss to both firms was SIS.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
MEN AND THINGS
~ GENERAL
Epitone 4 IL Weeks Doinis in
Ha1ly asd Vicinity


He11y asd Vicinity
Miss Elise Wiley entertained
Niss harrington Saturday and
Sunday. HI
Mrs. c. I. Collins and Miss Ed
ma Emery went 10 Lamar Satur-
day last.
Mrs. Julia Sohn OF Denver has
been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Charles Kirk. the past three
weeks.
Mrs. Margaret CASTILLO is on
tie sick list.
Miss Opal Roe and Mr.. v. f.
Clark went to Syracuse Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Frank White went to SYRIA
cuse Sunday and Dame Rumor
says that the happy day is close
at hand.
s'r. ID. w. German was called
to the bedside of his wife at O1na-
ha, Neb.. last Tuesday.
Mr., Walter Wright weat south
last Thursday after herd o.
sheep.
Note the increased advertising
patronage in this issue. The peo-
ple's cause is a just one, surely.
Mrs. Ioc Houston left Sunday
10 Join her husband at Garden
City.
N'r. and Mrs. Dick Farrar of
Lamar attended the dance Fri
dav night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otha Wright OF
Pawnee. Okla, are visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Right Of Holly.
Mr.. r. NJ. Carlin is the new
butcher ut theRJ. 4. Hochstedler
grocery. aad. ~ hassmany years q
experience to his credit in the mar
ket line. The Chieftain bespeaks
for Mr.. Carlin a share of the pub
lies patronage and wishes him
success in the venture.
MIR. John Mahona of Iowa, Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Warwick. last Sunday.
Mrs. A. +. Warwick and daugh-
ter Zelda leave Thursday for
Iowa to visit her mother, Mrs.
McIlrath.
Mrs. Tina Todd, who has spent
the past three weeks with her
sister, MIR. w. H. Hurley, left
for her home in Centralia, Mo-,
last Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Walton returned home
last Friday, after an extended alb
sence at the sea shore and in New
York City.
Miss Bessie Dickinson of Gra-
NADIA visited her sister Mrs. c. H.
Thatcher last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller of
La Junta. the latter a sister of
Mrs. B. F. Ross were Holly visit
ors the past week.
The Rev. w. H. Williams will
arrive tomorrow and will COM
mence revival services Sunday
morning at the NJ. E. church.
Douihnuts, Saturday, at the Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Pinkham
spent Friday and Saturday at
Hartman with friends.
Patronize Chieftain advertisers
Help those who help you.
Hay For Sale.
We have IS tons of alfalfa hay
for sale. Inquire of ]. D. Bogue
at the Dairy, or phone Red Biz.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Hoyt of Gra-

Mr.. and Mrs. All. Hoyt of Gra-
NADIA were here Friday.
The Misses Mccall entertain
ed the teachers last Friday even
ing at their home.
Mrs. L. M. Appel entertained
at tea Miss harrington, Miss
Wiley, Miss Williams, Miss
Swope, Miss Tate and Miss Lau-
ra Appel. last Friday.
Chaffeur Griswold returned
from Kit Carson last week.
]. G. Christopher and family
and Mrs. c. G. Porter spent last
Sunday with relatives in the
country.
Mrs. Minnie Buckler, who lives
in the country, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Joe Miller
who is quite i'll.
Burk's Santa Fe Trail-Wild
West "show" operated here last
Saturday. tNote the verb.) The
title is a rank misnomer, evident
ly intended for guileless public.
Douihnuts, Saturday. at the Bakery.
A mechanics lien was placed
on the Butler block several days
ago by Contractor w. r. Rock
well, who AYERS that he cannot
obtain satisfactory settlement
for work done on the edifice.
Mrs. A. Athey was confined to
her home the first of the week
with "rubberneck." 1t is pre-
sumed that the affliction emanated
from the various sights one sees
on our streets.
Mr.. Monroe Mckee of Spear
vile, Kansas, is visiting his broth
er. f. S. Mckee, and is pleased
with the outlook here.
Undertaken Frank Forbes was
called to- Syracuse. Kansas, last
Tuesday to embalm the body of
Mrs. g. NJ. Covington, wife of the.
garage proprietor.
The Chieftain Office now mas
southern exposure, since the hard
winds blew the chimney earthward
Druggist ]. w. Ikelman has
been confined to his bed the past
two weeks, leaving George J. on
the double shift. but as we go to
press he is back at his old haunts
looking much improved.
The B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist
Church has installed it's new
piano It's beauty and is appre-
ciated by all.
Col. Thomas Holland of Amity
and Auditor Hammond of New
York. were in town last Friday.
Mr.. Hammond is on his annual
tour of inspection of the Salvation
Amy Colony, and speaks in glow
ing terms of Holly's progress the
past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Price of
Ada, Kansas, father ard mother
respectively of Jeweler A. H. Price,
arrived yesterday and may remain
indefinitely.
Rev. A. A. Layton of Den yer
will preach Sunday morning and
evening in the Baptist church.
All are cordially invited.
BOARD
Try Mrs. Drapers house for a
good square meal and clean beds,
Board and room s. week up.
single meals % cents, regular
boarders a specially. Corner
Santa Fe and Denver Street, first
door west of the ice plant.
Wanted. Fat Cattle
/ want fat cattle at all times
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
The Chieftain Receivers Another
Team of Horses for Their
Owner, Making the Fifth in as
Many Months.

For the fifth time in FIVE
months The Holly Chieftain has
recovered cattle and horses for
their owners from Coolidge, Syr-
acuse and adjacent towns
through small advertisements
inserted in this newspa-
per, and has received the plaud-
its and earnest praise of well
satisfied constituency, who appre-
ciate the efforts Of a live paper
of wide circulation which dares
to tell the truth and espouse the
cause of the righteous.
The Chieftain is the peoples
newspaper, and its policy is
square deal all around.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
Apples Apples Apples

l have a few bushels of apples
left from my car that l am closing
out at 81 per bushel in bushel
lots.
Dan Atkins,
Simpsons Warehouse.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
Woman Interrupt. Political Speaker.

a we'll dressed woman interrupted
political speaker recently by con-
tinually coughing. If she had taken
Foley's Honey and Tar it would have
cured her cough quickly and expelled
the cold from her system. The gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar con-
,ains no opiates and is in 4 yellow
}, package. Refuse substitutes. Holly
Pharmacy Gkelman Bros. Propr's.)
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16

Catholic Ladies' Supper
The Catholic ladies will give an
oyster supper on election evening
Novembea 3rd. Place announced
later.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
,Apples Apples Apples

I have few bushels of apples
+. left from my car that l am closing
out at 81 per bushel in ) bushel
lots,
y Dan Atkins,
Simpsons Warehouse.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
Holly Ice Plant

Water delivered by the barrel
Phone Black "2.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-16
@E'| Excursions

Grand Lodge Meeting |. 0. O. F.
Greely, Colo.
For above occasion we will sell
tickets Oct. 18th and 18th, at one
and one third fare for the round
trip good returning until Oct.
=. I'd, inclusive.
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Miss Irene Albers,
DELIGHTFUL PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Wilson Enter
tanned at Rothschilds Pavilion
Thursday Evening,

Last Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
b. +. Wilson were the host and hostess
at party which will be prominently
recorded in the archives of Wausau's
events. 1t was dancing party given
at the Rothschilds pavilion in honor of
their visiting guests, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Russell, of Manistee, Mich; and
their sons, George, Perry and Edgar
Wilson.
The guests, some 800, were received
by those named above and. during the
time from $50 to $50, Cones full
orchestra discoursed concert music.
The dance program commenced with
a march, which was led by b F. Wilson
and Mrs. RUSSELL, At its close the
march was changed into waltz and as
the couples glided about. even the ex-
pansive ssrface of polished hardwood
of the pavilion was taxed for room.
Good old-time dances were scattered
throughout the program and erstwhile
grave and steady married people, under
the spell of music and perfect environ
ment, became youthful in activity and
enthusiasm for the dance as though the
frappe, served in various parts of the
pavilion, which they drank were drawn
from the tabled spring of Ponce de Leon
The young people mourned that the
night was so brief and longed to set
Father Time and his scytle back for
several hours Even if the opportunity
had been given, no finer night. as to
weather conditions, could have been
selected; not too warm and clear sky
which allowed the moon to shine forth
in all its beauty. Light refreshments
were served il. the dining room of the
pavilion Turing the evening.
How well the evening was enjoyed
it is only necessary to say that all re-
NAMED until the music ceased and the
trolley cars were ready to carry them
back to the city. 1t was certainly one
of the most delightful social functions
of the summer time.
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SCHULZE- DELANEY.

Edward ID. Schulze. of this city, was
united in marriage to Miss Gertrude
Delaney, at her home in Avoka, Dane
county, Wisconsin, on Monday, Aug
ust 10th, 1908. The wedding was q
very quiet one, only few relatives
being present Mr.. and Mrs Schulze
departed the same day on trip from
Green Bay. going by the lakes up into
Canada.
This announcement viii be a great
surprise to MIR. Schulze's many friends
in Wausau. as only a very few are
aware of the nnptials.
The young people are both we'll
known in Wausau. The bride resided
here for n number of years with her
parents and during that time made
many very warm friends who are de-
lighted with the prospect of her return
ing here to make her home
Edward Schulze is very popular
young man of our city and nearly all
his life his been spent in wausau. He
is a jeweIer and for the past ten or
twelve years has been with the G. F.
DuL bar Co. He is president of the
Bryan club organized in this city sever
al weeks ago and is representative OF
the Fifth ward on the city council and q
valuable member of that body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schulxe viii make their
ho.-,a In WauSsu The Pr ar iofns II,
earnas. congratulations
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BERGER--GARRETT.

The PILOT, last Tuesday, contained a
write-up of the wedding of Oscar A.
Berger to Miss Annette r. Garrett,
which was to take place at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam r. Garrett, at Altoona, Wis, on
Wednesday, August 18th. The wedding
took place as mentioned and Miss Clara
Roach. Of thisscity, played the wedding
march and Joseph Schneider, also of
this city, was the groom's best man and
Rev. Frances H. Brigham, pastor OF the
First Methodist. Epitcopal church of
Wausau performed the ceremony.
Those who attended the ceremony
from Wansau, besides those named
above were Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Ber-
ger, Miss Lottie Berger and Mr.. and
Mrs Roy James. Others intended being
present but we're prevented going at the
last moment.
Mr. and Mrs. Berger departed the
same day for the West, going to Seattle
where they expect to make their home.
Mr.. Berger will continue in the work in
which he has been engaged for several
years in Northern Wisconsin, as travel
ing salesman for the Baldwin Piano
company, of Cincinnati. He will also
have charge of the company's business
on the coast.
Both are very popular young people
of our city, the bride having for num-
Der of years held responsible position
in our city schools. The PILoT joins
with their many friends in best wishes
for their future
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afternoon, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
+. G. Oldenwalder.
Anna Hoffman returned home Satur-
day evening from Kankakee, H., where
she has spent the past month with her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Blevins.
Mr.. and Mrs. SEQ. Herman and little
daughter left for Rosholt Monday
afternoon.
G. E. Guenther transacted business
in Wausau Monday.
Dr. Daniels, of Mosinee, made pro-
fessional call here Monday.
Dr. Il. l.. Rosenberg. of Wausau,
was guest of G. f. Guenther. While
here The doctor caught several fine
fish.
Services were held in st. Frances
Catholic church Sunday morning. Rev.
Father Korzyk, of Grand Rapids, ofTici-
ated. The new choir, composed of
Anna Hoffman, Elmer Brietenstein,
Genevieve Guenther and Salina Brieten-
stein as organist assisted by Mrs. G. G.
Knoller, of Dancy, rendered some pleas
ing selections.
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trip to Tomahawk lake and while there
were guests at the cottage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Dessert.
Miss Nellie Silverthorn departed
yesterday Cor Cranmoor on visit.
"A. l.. KreItzer and daughter, Miss
Ruth, came down from Plum lake last
evening. Miss Kreutzer leaves Thurs
day on visit to relatives and friends
in Milwaukee and Chicago. Mr..
Kreutzer's family family will return
from Plum lake next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hooker
and Mrs G. G.. Kruger and children,
departed for their cottage on Plum lake
Saturday They will enjoy an outing of
about five weeks. Messrs. Hooker and
Kruger will divide up the time, so
that one or the other will be there dur
ing the outing. Mr.. Kruger will go up
the first week in September.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-08-18
PLENTY OF STOCK.

Secretary M. H. Duncan today re-
ceived entries from outside people
which show that in addition to the
stock which viii be shown by home
people the Marathon cCdnty fair this
year will have the best live stock ex-
hioit of any year.
The r. Conner Co. of Auburndale,
viii enter eleven head of Shorthorn
cattle, and twelve Shropshire and OK
ford Down sheep
Lars Christensen of Chippeva Falls.
has applied for ten pens for me exhibit
of Meriuo, Shropshire and Oxford
Down sheep.
j. J. Bean of the town of Flieth. viii
show eleven head of Guernseys-
A. j. Plowman of the town of Elderon
will show eleven head of Guernseys,
five Chester White hogs and six Lin
colin sheep
Walter Reinhart of the town OF Wan-
sau, has applied for space for nine Jer-
seys.