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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22

raised such men as had the fear of
God before them. and made sorae con-
science Of what they did. and from that
day forward, 1 must say to you that
they were never beaten. --oliver Crom.
well.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22

We guarantee every package you
order to be full measure and best
quality for the money.
I. Bricixman & Co.. Pensacola, Fla,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22

PICKETT SPRINGS.
Bottled I'm Bond 4 years old, fun
quarts for ~
= Rrtckmnn 4 o.. Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22

Atlanta, Ga, AuG. 2l.-Governor Joe
Brown announced the appointment OF
Joseph F.. Gray. OF Savannah. to sue
coed s. C MeLanaon as a member of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22

the Georgia state Railroad Commission
Mr.. McLendon. after one of the hardeS
fights in the history of the Georgia
Office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
SPECIAL RARGATNs MONDAY.
FOUR JUMP INTO SEA
FROM BURNING LAUNCH

Newport, r. l.. Aug. 21.-Four men,
all residents of Providence. r. l., had
a narrow escape from death late this
afternoon when the ffty-foot launch
Allegro caught fire and burned at
point about three miles east of Bren-
toms Reef light ship.
The four kept themselves af1oat by
means of life preservers for nearly an
hour until rescuers arrived. The loss
on the launch which had started out
for weeks cruise is $4,000.
."EIiIl and Hill" Bottled In Bond In
Kentucky.
-Four full quarts for ..SS'O"
Express Paid.
Z. Brickman 4 Co., Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22

Few a. good, none better. Jois
StOkes' Cleaning Club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
SHERIFFss SALE.

IN the District Court III and for Salt
loan Y Savings Company, corpora
tton., plaintiff, against II. NJ. II. Lund.
administrator of. the estate of Ernst
anderherg, deceased. Rosetta 4AiGerberg,
Surviving widow of Ernst Anderberg.
deceased: Albert y. 4tnderberg Thomas
II, AnderberE and Charles f. Anderbcrg
surviving sons of said Ernst Andcrberg
deceased, aud Mabel Anderbcrg% Omland,
surviving daughter of Ernst Anderberg,S
& deceased. defendants. to be sold at sher-
III sale at the west front door of the
county Court House, III The City and
CountN Of Salt Lake. State Of Utah. or
The 18th day OF July. \. p. 1909 1T IL
o'clock noon OF said day. all the iIxllt.
ute claim and lntercst,of said defend
ants, af,'n and 10 the Following descria-
ed real estate, to-wit
Commencing at n point a2+ rods south
aud "a rods east of the y. w. corner OF
the 5. w. quarter of section y. township
dian. III Salt Lake County. State OF
Istah; running thence east S rods thence
south 100 feet: thence west ) rods thence
ming.
Purchase pticc payable In lawful mon
cS OF the United States.
>. Dated at salt Like CITY. Utah, this
-6til day OF June. 1909.
JOSEPH C. SHARP,
sheriff OF Salt Lake County. State OF
BY Alex, Buchanan. Jr.. Deputy Sheriff.
!, j lngebretsen, attorney for plain
Date of FIRST publication June 2Gth. 1851.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10

and ]. Patterson, arrived yesterday
on the Cedric from Germany and
Great Britain. Elder Wells has been
& in the German and Swiss mission for
nearly three years and has held many
important offices while laboring among
the saints in foreign lands. While
E here he and his companions will sec n
little of the city, before leaving for
home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wesley Young have
been visiting Mrs. Youns's mother.
Mrs. Revans, in Danielson, Conn, for
Il month"; taking their vacation in
June. Tuesday Mr.. Young enters upon
his,new duties as examiner of records
in the department of the commissioner
of records Of New York county, with
Offices in the Hail of Records. opposite
to city hall. This being a state posi-
ton, is an important one. and Mr..
Young Is fully qualified for it. 1t is
an improved system of indexing and
filing of records and documents. spec
tally adapted for tho records of New
York county, and he has made a study
of the business, getting the place on
his own merits against many COM
petitors. Mi. Youngs many friends
are congratulating him today on his
success.
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dewey
Richards and Mrs. II. S. Richards, who
arrived from Toronto last week, where
she, has been attending a convention,
left for the country home of Mr.. w. j.
Sells, uncle or Mrs. Dewey Richards.
to- spend week, expecting to return
Tuesday, July 6. Mrs. F. S. Richards
will visit with her family here a
month. expecting her husband some
time in July for n stay of a few
weeks JANET.
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SAL LAkERS IN GOTHAM.

Der Cliffe. Ont, where Mr.. Young has
been for two wears. he Yantured into,
the Wilds to do some 5Drusoecting on.
his own account in company with
another mining engineer and the eX-
pcriences each went through only
strengthened their love of adventure
and their desire to return again to
Natures heart as soon as the poi
sonous black fly and troublesome mos
quito have finished their short sea-
son Of activity. These pests of man
kind flourish for a few weeks and
then die, but during their reign, pros
pectors and Inhabitants make haste
10 leave the field entirely to them,
remaining away for about u month.
vixen Trey may in safety return. Mr..
Young will be in the city a week or
So and then go on to Washington
and on to GoWganda. where he is in-
terested in mining business and en-
..ineering. The old Columbia friends
of a few years ago have wandered
away for summer camps and vaca-
items into .louil,ains and country ano
the campus seems lonely to one VINO
made it his homo for four years.
Tho city holds few attractions when
friends are gone and that will shorten
tho visit of Mr.. Young to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnes have
moved into the city from their home
in Douglaston, l.. l., for few months.
and are located at 14I East Thirty
seventh street. Mrs. Barnes may go
west to visit her mother, Mrs. Leland
of Salt Lake. for the months OF July
and August.
Last week Mrs Stuart NJ. Kohn
returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
"A. 3. Hayes and daughter Ruth in
Washington. ID. c. Mr.. and Mrs.
1Sohn have been to White sulphur
Springs. Virginia, for few days
visit. Mrs. Kohn. on the return trip.
staying two weeks with her friends in
the capital.
The many friends of Mr. A. NJ.
Moon will be glad to. know he has
returned from a successful trip in
vaudeville. and is now in New York,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10

preparing for the coming season in
the drama.
The success of Mr.. Isaac Russell
in journalistic circles is certainly
gratifying to his friends mere as it
must be to those at home. His arti-
cles on the PHILADELPHIA strike. where
he went and interviewed Pratt, the
leader. whom he knew in Salt Lake at
the time or the strike there, are at
tracing notice from readers interested
in that movement. The coming Pear.
sons will contain! a story woven around
the agitation that has brought him
into prominence with the magazine
element and several good offers have
been the result. The Philadelphia
Evening Times has a photograph OF
Pratt With Russell. the correspondent,
beside him in a carriage.
In the pictorial literary section of
last Sundays American. Jack Sears
has 6. complete page devoted to two
subjects, one on Wisdom and the other
on Folly, with an editorial by Bris'
hane on the illustrated articles. The.
Wisdom picture shows the wise man
devoting his energies to one object UNI
til he succeeds in accomplishing some
thing. The Folly is satire on the
man and woman who become slaves
to fashion: both subjects are cleverly
worked out and have received a good
notice from the we'll known editorial
writer Mr.. Sears work in this line
is in demand for Sunday issues. and
each week sees some original idea
we'll brought out. Not alone is his
illustrations to be found in journals
but Judge and several magazines are
his regular exhibitors.
n
Elders Seymour Wells, w. R. Smith
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Especial Correspondence
T EW YORK, July 4.--Think OF
d frecrackerless Fourth Of
\ July"-not even a toy pistol TO

n EW YORK, July 4.--Inlnk Oh
mi d flrecrackerless Fourth of
July''-not even a toy pistol TO
be heard or seen-thini of it
plenty OF bunting and patriotism to
slow music. hut alas, for the young
sters' delight The edict went forth
yesterday; our new commissioner sent.
broadcast the proclamation-and
Monday. tn, day we cetenrate, vii. be
almost seems disloyal to write it
down that New York will be dead
quiet on Independence Day-but such
is the fact.
II is safe to say the New York
mother will be the only one who Will
bless Commissioner Baker-if the law
is enforced--by saving her small boy
from Injury and herself from deal
Of worry.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel
Woodruff and their two daughters
left New York for Washington by
way OF boat. sailing to Norfolk and
old Point Comfort, reaching WASH
ington in Tires days. where they re-
main for a few days, sightseeing.
before going or to the west. The visit
of the young Misses Woodruff has
been an interesting ono, II being their
novelty from the first to the finish IF
their journey.
From cool Gowganda. Ontario.
Canada, seems a. long cry to the
Sitting heat of this city. and Mr.. Bur
CESS Young, who halls from that
spring-like region and who surprised
his friends by walking into their cir
Gle yesterday, fully realizes the vast
difference In climate. Going on snow
shoes for 60 miles into the Hudson
lay country. living for months on.
the prospectors table fare. Slap
Jacks and bannocks.'' sow-bosom
and BEANS and returning ito civil
izations by the canoe route, are only 4
few of the many hardships endured
by Mr.. Yo,.ng and his companion in
their pilgrimage hither. From Cop
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed bids will be received up to July
board boar Of education Of Jordan School Dis.
trict. for the erection of a 4-room school
building. AT Lark; Salt Lake County.
Utah. Separate bids will be received for
the mason work and carpenter work
Gncluding plastering and paintingl. Bids
VIII also be received FOR the following
improvements: At Sandy. in the new
school building, finishing OF four rooms
and halls and Installing Of heating in
same: at East Jordan for the finishing
OF toilet room, installing of fixtures.
drainage and sewer system. Separate
bids will be received ontthe improves
ments In each of the above school
buildings as also on each class of work
such as carpenter work Gncludins plas-
ltering and palntng) and heating ana
plumbing Plans and specifications can
be seen at tile office of n. EdW. I.il-&
40 p9Iupdno31E 90 lsnu plu
Building. Salt Lake City Utah. Fact
certified check Of per cent OF tie
amount of bid made payable TO tire
Board of Education of Jordan School
District. The successful bidder will be
required to give a bond in a sum equal =
to one-half of the amount OF the con-
tract price. Bids will be opened at the
office of the Board OF Education of ,lor-
dan School District. ut Sandy, Utah.
July 18th. 1909. Rights reserved to re-
ject any or all bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Jordan School DISTRICT
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

T. DO
The undersigned Board OF Trustees Of
Clear Greek School District. Clear Creek,
Carbon County, Utah. will receive bids
UP to o o'clock D. m, July II, 1903 for
the erection of a school building.
Plans and specifications can be found
at the office Of r. S. Allison MD. Clear
Creek. Utah. also at The Office of Wat
kins & Birch Architects. Dolly Build-.
ing. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Each bid must be accompanied with n
certified check OF S per cent of the
amount thereof. as n guarantee that the
accepted bidder enters into contract and
give an approved bond of twice the
amount of bid, within one week after
said work is awarded. otherwise the
amount to he forfeited to said district.
The trustees will meet at their office at
the above stated date TO open and pub
licly read all bids.
The trustees reserve the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
BY order OF said Board.
r. S. ALLISON, Clerk.
p ated at Clear Creek Utah. June q.
1909.
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sHIlRIFFs SALE.

In the District Court in and for Salt
Lake County. State of Utah, Manti city
Savings Bank. corporation, plaintiff, VS.
Elizabeth Livingston, Defendant, TO be
sold ut sherifT's sale nj the west front
door of the County Court House. in the
City and County of Salt Lake State of
Utah, on the 18th day of July, a p.
1909, at u o'clock noon of said day.. all
the right, title claim and interest Of
said defendant. of, in and to the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
Commencing ut point one rod north
from the southeast corner of lot eight in
block forty-seven, platte" of Salt Lake
City Survey, and running thence north
A rods. thence west 10 rods. thence south.
rods, thence east 10 rods to place of
beginning.
Purchase price payable in lawful mon
ey of the United States.
Dated at Salt Lake City Utah, this 2nd
day of July. 1909
JOSEPH O. SHARP
Sheriff of Salt Lake County. State OF
Utah.
BY Alex. Buchanan, Jr, Deputy Sheriff.
Lewis Larson. Attorney for Plaintiff
Date of first publication July {3rd, 1909.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

| =
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
VIII be received by the undersigned up.
to 10 D. IN. .IuiN 49, 1909, for the
materials and labor required in The in
stallationo OF the work below mentioned In
the Shop Building, at Cedar City, Utah,
and .. accoraing, to plans. SPECIFICATIONS
Of o he bidders at the office OF Dallas &
Lodges. in the DcSeret National I3anil
issin rs, ss,,, 1t The corner Of Main and
tab. and all bids and proposals at tho
aboyc time will be publicly opened and
read in the office Of tho Descret Ma
tol!a Bank. IN said city
MI bids must be addressed to uni
versitS of Utah. Salt Lake City. Utah
ana masked ,I, IN the lower left-hand cor
cred TO tho Board of Regents ut the
said time and place.
BIDS must not contain conditions
things than those mentioned in plans.
specifications and drawings. contracts
and bonds, and bidder must use the form
E4 OBJ, nids without change, which Will be
found a the office of the said archie
received.
bank In Salt Lake City. Utah, for at
least per cent OF the amount of bid
must be enclosed Check is be made
payable TO the undersigned, and is to be
bld is accepted, and the bidder does not
enter into, the contract and bond with
u three days after its acceptance. for
the FAITHFUL execution OF the contract and
pond hereinafter mentioned. #
me proposed contract and bond are
also at the office of the said architects,
and can be there examined
y bond must be furnished for one-hair
o. the bid with good and sufficient sure
ties, all satisfactory and acceptable to
the undersigned.
Tho bids are to be for the following
work, and no other subdivisions will be
considered: r. Z
First-For Heating and Plumbing
Second-For Cement Floor. I'll
The undersigned reserves the right to s
reject any and all bids
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
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JULY ii.

JULY II.
1767-John Quincy Adams, sixth presi-
dent of the United States, born at
Braintree Mass: died 1S4S.
John Rodgers, Amer
lean naval hero, born in Philadel-
phia died 1885. Commodore John
Rodgers was the father of Admiral
John Rodgers, who served with
distinction in the federal navy.
1774-Sir William johnson. famous
pioneer and Indian manager, died
near Johnstown, N. y; born in
Ireland 1915
1S0i-Aiexander Hamilton killed in a
duel by Aaron Burr; born 1857.
observation-disclosures of Santiago by the
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july IL.

Elbridgc Gerry, "sisnct' and
statesman born; died 1874
11i5--Timothy Pickering, statesman.
born i'll Salem. Mass. died 1929
1745-Peter Ciansewoort soldier, born
in Albany: died 1872.
lSS6--Lewis Cass. statesman. died g.
Detroit; born 1859.
1S9S-End Of the war in cuba; Spar
isll surrendered Santiago, with its
garrison and all the outlying
troops (about $4,000 in alp Il 10
general w. II. Shafter.
79O3--James Abbott MacNcill W,is-
tier, American artist famous i.
England, died; born 1894
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARK.
The Wylic Permanent Camps.

The Wy1ic Permanent Camps.
In all America, no outing trip like
this-comprehensive. comfortable. eco
nomical. City ticket office 20 So
Main St. Kenyon hotel block (Tele-
phones, Bell 955; Ind. 1879 Call for
folders. information. tickets. H r.
Hays, Passenger agent. Tours start
daily
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july 1G.

1661-Pierrc Lcmoine. Sieur dTbcr-
vile. founder Of louisiana born in
Montreal; died 1905
--Marchioness Margaret Fuller
ossoli, with her husband and
child. drowned off Fire Island
beach, New York: born 1910.
ISIS 2--MarN Todd Lincoln. widow Of
the martNred president, died; borl-
1915.
1897 General Joseph Conrad ii noted
veteran of the Army of the Cum
berland, died born 1890.
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

of all summer Shoes and Oxfords,
The greatest bargains ever offered. See
our windows for prices. All Queen
Quality Oxfords--values up to $780,
your choice. S2.95.
VINCENT SHOE co.
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REWARD.

A reward of $500 vii be paid to
any person furnishing information
leading to the arrest and conviction
of any person or persons guilty of
stealing copper Wire, copper bonds,
ties or other material from along the
line of the Salt Lake & Ogden Rail-
way
SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE LOWER MILL GREEK 1RRIGA-
TION COMPANY CORPORATION.
Principal place of business Mi!,T Greek.
Utah. There are delinquent upon the
following shares of stock on account
of the assessment No Z of 81 per share,
levied on the 18th day of April, 1903
The several amounts due are set oppo-
site the respective shareholders. Names
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SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK
For ASSESSMENT.

Name of corporation. Sears e Jeremy
Company. a corporation. Location Of
principal place of business. No II Rich
There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock on account of assess
ment levied on the LIST day of May.
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EXCURSION NORTH.


Via oregon Short Line Usual low
special semi monthly rates to north
ern Utah and idaho points. Fishing
in Idaho is fine.
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JUDY rs.

17I6-- Mad ANTHONY" Naynes force
captured stony Point, on the Hud.
son.
lS71--Thomas Lincoln tTad), son of
Abraham Lincoln licd: born 1852.
alc03-AIrs James G. Blaine, widow
or the famous statesman died;
born 1927.
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In accordance with law and order of
the Board of Directors made on the nth
day of April. 1909. so many shares
of each parcel of stock as may be nee
at the office of the Secretary at 707 East
Fourteenth South Street Salt Lake Coun-
~. Utah on the 18th day of July. 1899.
at II a. m. to pay the delinquent as
assessments thereon together with the
costs of advertising and expense of sale. Z
JAMES NJ. CARLSON, Secy. y
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CHOICE OF EIGHTEEN TRAINS.
Between Salt Lake and Ogden.
For excursion. Sunday, July II. via
Oregon Short Line. Round trip s1.G0
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NEXT WEEK IN HISTORY.

American land and naval batteries
concluded; last gun of the cam
paign fired.
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No. of No. of

And in accordance with law and an
order of the Board of Directors made on
the first day of May, 1909. so many
shares of each parcel "f said stock
as may be necessary Will be sold at II
Richards Street on the 18th day OF July,
1909. Mt The hour of 2 o'clock p, m. to pay
deiiuotlent assessments thereon, together
with the costs of advertising and eN-
The date of sale mentioned in this no.
tice was by order of the Board of Dis
rectors of the Sears and Jeremy Com
/ ie6a to the said 18th day of July. 1893,
al The hour of 2 O'Clock .. m.
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The date of sale Of DELINQUENT stnes
mentioned in the foregoing notice was.
~. order Of the Board of Directors -
tEa sears & Jerem,, Co. extended tns
The 18th day of July, la19 at the hour
t.anTpany No. II Richards St. Salt Lake,
city. Utah. ,e,,c,,>.s..>.
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StcretarN. n
PETER FROST. secretary Pro Tenn
Al Richards Street. Salt Lake City.
The bee., 1909-10-07
Resolutions Of Respect

The Darlington Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confed
eracy, has been called on to give
up one of its faithful members,
Mrs. T. A. Jones. 1t was our good
pleasure to be with her in her
last hour. She loved the Chapter
and requested the members to 90
in a body to her grave. She was
true Christian, was always
cheerful and looked on the bright
side Of everything.
Our finite mind can not under
stand such visitations of Provl-
dence but it is Gods way, aud
may He enable us to say, His
viii not ours be done.
Now we extend sympathy to
devoted son loving sister and
friends. Her dear name will be
placed on our memorial page.
Committee.
The bee., 1909-10-07
GOVERNORS WIFE
INJURED IN FALL
MRS. A. E. Wilson Slips on Rug in Man.
sion and is Painfully Hurt.

Frankfort, Ky., Oct. Airs.
Wilson, wife of the Governor,
suffered another severe iOjury
this morning at the mansion ana
as result of it her left hand is
now disabled and her right hand
which was hurt IN the runaway
accident several months ago was
injured anew.
Mrs. Wilson slipped on rug
as she was entering the house
from the rear porch and fell
with great force. She was
rendered unconscious for a time.
The main force OF the fall came
on her left hand, but the injured
right hand was also hurt.
Physicians say that there is no
serious injury as result of the
fall.
The bee., 1909-10-07
HORSE SHOW
ATTRACTIONS
Saddle Horse Given Special Pro-
minience in Louisville
Event
WIDESPREAD INTEREST IS
FELT THROUGHOUT KENTUCKY

Although liberal prizes have
been announced for all the 81
classes of the Louisville Horse
Show which will be held at the
armory in that city the week of
October 18th, the saddle classes
in particular have been we'll TAX
en- care of. The number of classes
and the value Of the awards is
sufficient to insure fine COMPETE
tion among the prominent exhi-
bitors of Kentucky saddle horses,
which are of course the finest of
the type in the world.
The first class for five gated
saddlers is for those under four
years old. and for premiums Of
fered by the American Saddle
Horse Breeders Association.
The next is for those not over
Is 2, and the class following
provides for those exceeding To-
2. The bination class fol-
lows, and the championship class
is No. 81. the premiums in that
class are offered by Paul Jones q
Co., of Louisville.
In the three-gaited division
the first class in for those 1872,
and under, followed by one Of
those 1872 and under 1873. The
next class is for those 1873 and
over, while the ladies' class is
next. The American Saddle
Horse Breeders Association Of
fers the prizes in the next class,
for three-gaited saddle horses
under four years old. The com
bination class follows, and the
final event will be the champion
ship class. ?
Entries in these classes are
heavy, and great sport is pro-
missed. The attendance from
this section of the State will be
large.