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do hereby solemnIy agree and guarantee 70
make no charge II I fail to call full names OK
your friends, enemies or rivals promise e
tell you whether your husband. VIE OF sweet
the love of the one you most desire. even
though miles away: how TO succeed IN Dusl-
ness speculation. lawsuits how TO marry the
one OF your choice how to regain youth,
health and vitality; removes all evil inEuences;
cures drink habit. locates treasures. cures all
nervous diseases and relieves troubled and
suffering humanity in their many trials. mis-
fortunes and bad luck. which an unkind rate
or adversely has seen dt to heap upon their
already tired and burdened shoulders. frOles-
sor Garland is so well known here that intro
ductIon is unnecessary. his name Is a house
hold term in thousands OF homes IN Cali
fornia He has restored health where there
seemed no hOpel TO thousands. aud has brought
happy marriage TO thousands more he ~
here Offering you the benefit OF his priceless
powers and knowledge. gained during twenty
of the best years Of his life. Could you pos
sibly ask m0res
plished thousands OF things which the unini-
tfated have called miracles. And what he
has done for others he certainly can do FOR
brought harmony in thousands OF homes. and
In as many hearts By his power and inIalIlbie
advice. which he has given In all matters OF
business, investments. SpeculationS, weakened
changes sales mortgages. leases. timber
lands advancement positions and IN thou
sands Of ways here uncomfortable His en-
Viable record OF reuniting the separated. bring
ing about quick and happy marriages with
the one Of your choice, curing "incuraDle dis
eases locating lost stolen, hidden or buried
articles. restoring lost affection, removing evil
influences and bringing good luck and success,
has had no parallel in the last twenty years
OF elairvoyancy in America.
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W. A. SHELDON.
ORDAINED 1. s. C..
hereby solemnly agree and guarantee to
make no charge II fail to call you by name
In full, names OF your friends, enemies or
rivals | promise TO tell you whether your
husband, wife sweetheart Is true or false
tell you how to gain the love Of the one you
most desire. even though miles away. How
to succeed in business. speculation. lawsuits
regain youth. health and vitality. Removes
all evil Influences, cures drink habit. cures all
nervous diseases.
Il costs nothing to consult Sheldon.
The name SHELDON double guarantee
All this week this low fee, so cents and ST.
W. A. SHELDON
1000 Suffer ST. cor Fillmore.
Phone West 1865.
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GARLAND
WORLDS GREATEST CL4AIRv0TANT
Tells full names and everything you wish TO
know without you writing a word: for readings
by mail send 81; hours. 10 a. N. to s D. m
1445 Fillmore ST. near Ellis
MISS ZEMDAR. young gifted clair and palm !:
member o. R. A OF Cal: L. soc. G. 81: hours
10 toto. 1878 Fulton ST. near Devisadero.
NINE KRONENBERG. elairvoyant and earf
reader-When others fail try me: readings 25c
Hours 100. except Sunday 1924 Valencia ST.
NINE. MAJOR. o. R. A-Spiritual. cIairvoyanf.
palmist and cards. 948 McAlIister.; ref
MRS. FISHER-Gifted card reader 25c. SOC.
1854 Market st. R 80.
NINE Starr Of l241 Bdwy-. Oakland now 1i22
Market ST., s. f., I'm. 50; truth no pay.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.
$40. 900 worth Of Ocean Shore 5 per cent r. r.
bonds for $500. including "a months accrued
interest being discount OF Sc. 500 and yielding
the buyer over ~ per cent. Also IS 900 Tur-
lock and Modesto bonds, 80 Peoples Water
bonds. 1000 shares Peoples Water stock. Key
Route. Oakland Traction preferred stock. and
many others.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
500 or 1000 shares OF Brookshire at 81 %.
Also shares Of La Zacuaipa at s135 per share.
W. E. BARNARD.
II Bacon block. Oakland.
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BONDS AND sTOCKS.

RUBBER.
100 shares chiapas. 8 shares Ia zacualpa-
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 90 1909


DIR. II. P. DAVIS, PAC. BLDG, rms. 30l-2-4.
co. 4th and Mkt; latest in dentistry; 6rst
class work, mod charges; CONSULT. FREE
ARTIFICIAL teeth; this one thing / do. DR.. G. T..
Wilson. 323 Geary. suite COS; tel Doug. 1900.
HILL, DR.. LUDLUM. 432 Webs. (now Mnirhead
bldg.), Market, Hayes and Larkin; gas given.
DR.. @. W. DECKER, Phelan bldg, rooms $685.
10. $50 Market st; phone Kearny 1880.
DR. EDw. PERKINS. $50 Market opp. Powell.
suite 1, I'd hoor-Bridge work. Phi. Doug. 5137.
DR.. r. L. WALSH & co, 96I Fillmore cor. Nc
Allister; formerly S72 McAllister; Park $780,
MEYER, DR., 1890 Sutter-Fillings soc. crowns
So; bridge work; gas given: open evenings.
DIR. IRA G. LEEK-An kinds Of dental work.
615 Fillmore st. near Oak
DR. U. g. BARTLETT, extracting specialist, re-
moved to 32S Geary cor. Powell: Douglas 1900.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1861 Fillmore ST. near
Post
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EVERY ONE GOING AWAY SATISFIED.
WHY NOT YOU?

He looks as far away into the dim. mysteri-
Gus future-the great beyOnd-across the dark
chasm which separates the human body from
the ditting sOuf-and that which Is TO be Is
told.
The separated ara brought together. foes are
made friends. lost property Is recovered. the
mist is brushed away from business ventures.
the hand is so guided that failures are avert
ed, the earth's surface Is explored. its treas
ures laid bare to HIS mysterious perceptive
mind and he gives names and dates.
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Always Consult the Best.
oldest Established First Registered.
Best Known Clairvoyant IN the city.
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HENRY MANSFIELD.

Ordained Trance Psychic Medium. Clairvoysnt
Palmist. Astrologer, Healer.
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Read Carefully.
An Honest Proposition.
No Fees Unless Satisfied
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lsO2-Fillmore sta

1so2-Fillmore st-1sO2.
Or by Mail. $1.o0.
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mo RELIGION HIGHER THAN TRUTH. =
HENRY MANSFIELD,
Minister of the First Christian Spiritualist
Church.
The Independent Spiritual Church.
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T CVIlU
Call and see the beautiful nuggets values
/ from $25 to 81 900 each. and which were taken
from the property OF the Gorda Gold Mining
Company and now exhibition at our or
< dee
We can offer small amount OF the stock
/ IN that company for 25c share. This stock
1 win undoubtedly rapidly increase In value.
Get some while cheap.
MINERAL LANDS FINANCE COMPANY
504 Market Street
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FILTRATED INHALER--A device which pre-
vents the inhalation of-and permits to
easily breathe through--fumes of gas, smoke
dust. ammonia. etc. Nothing but pure air or
oxygen will pass through this breathing tube.
Indispensable to hremen and miners Owner
win sell U. s. rights for SO. 900. or will
Join in the formation of stock company and
R0BINSOS'S METALLIC TILE FASTENER
Saves so per cent OF the cost of laying the
old way. Can be securely--and quickly
laid in ceilings. walls. floors, even by a
novice. Entire rights for U. s. can be bought
for $1,000 cash.
HARMONY CHART-An instantaneous self
instructor on piano and organ. Over $4,000 of
these charts have been sold in the u. S. and
1t is invaluable in teaching one to play chords
and Accomplishments in the shortest possible
time. Will sell entire rights to the q. S. for
81, 500 cash. A good mail order or agency
business.
n. B.-If you don't see what you want in
above lists, write us and il have not got
ii We will find it for you This is OUR
BUSINESS. and you depend on what we
tell you being the plain. unvarnished truth
no matter whether you do business with US
not
EXCELSIOR FAcToRY-situated in San Fran
cisco; Incorporated; capital stock $50, 000
This company has practically a monopoly on
this business in this city. all such material
has previously been shipped here from the
east, or foreign ports. The directors have de-
cided to sell $50 shares of their capital stock
and desire to interest experienced business
man who Will take an active interest in
the business.
5tq-571 Afonadnock Ruildino
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WE have exceptional business opening for an
experienced travelling salesman who is in po-
siton to invest So 900 to $1,000; want man
not rooted In old ideas that his mind can
not contain new ones and his ability apply
them. Such individual can clear up at least
81. 600 in the next 10 weeks besides earn a
like amount on his investment. Will advance
500 per week salary and travelling expenses to
acceptable man. II you can not qualify do not
apply Particulars at interview only. Imme-
date action necessary Box 4137 Cali office.
GR0CERY-S1.2 200; rent 500. 80 and living
rooms furnished; years. lease; daily receipts
SIS; all cash store trade; no delivery: full
value In sight. good clean stock; you can not
miss this opportunity seldom offered to
the public. Act quickly IL you want it See
MENSOR, 96S Broadway Oakland.
ENERGETIC and capable businessman with
81, 900 or more can acquire interest in spien-
did business manufacturing widely used ne
cessfty; have complete equipment and need
funds TO acquire profitable trade which repeats
ana repeats and repeats; brokers: interview
will be arranged and particulars given per-
sonally- Box 4136, Call office
FOR sale-Well equipped candy store in thickly
populated district; fine outside ice cream
trade; will stand strictest investigation no
agents. Address E. II. d., box 1898. Call
IN THE FRONT RANK
SHELDON SIGN CO.. 247 ID ST., S. r.
SO are our customers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-14
tide does 1t cover the marsh grass.

tide does 1t cover the marsh grass.
AT Capt. Hinson's I saw a piece Of
the British cannon that fired the shot
that took off an arm Of the Pitt
Statute. The distance was 1 IL
miles from the battery on James
Island to the site of the Statue in the
city, and Capt. Hinson states that it
has benn the wonder of ordnance Of
ficers ever since that there was a can
non in 1880 that could throw a shot
SO far. He also showed me a grape
shot that was found inside the skull
OF yankee soldier when the bodies
were being removed from the James
Island graves to national cemetery.
A. the time 1t was found the shot was
covered with the mans hair and was
then, as now. most gruesome object.
One could spend a month down here
studying the historical places, and an
other month. the system of agriculture
that makes James Island cotton the
finest In the world. with possibly one
exception. The Presbyterian church
was established 1706 and its grave
yard Is almost history Of James Is
land. They are now building a beau
tiful brick veneer church that will be
sufficient for the needs Of it's congre-
cation for many years. This is the
4th building since its organization in
1905.
This letter has been written under
many difficulties, most Of it on the
train as we came home Saturday af-
ternoon. Other stems will have to be
put on for next time. We are now at
Lanes and hope to be home in two
ncurs. E. w. D.
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Some Random Thoughts.

In my letter from James Island in
the issue Of 10th Mr.. La Roche's pic
ture was the opposite of "glowing"-
1t was gloomy" in the extreme. And
was the recipient of hospitality as
"unobtrusive" as 1t was gracious. /
wish to call attention to these two
words for the types exactly changed
the meaning of what wrote. The
printer will Justly say write more
legibly."
The Southern Cultivator for July
1st. Is before me. and among other
good things. 1.-The Good Work in the
Fifth District" Of Georgia deserves
special mention. I trust our readers
will give 1t a careful reading and ev-
cry one who can do SO should attend
some farmers meeting during the
summer. On the second Tuesday In
August. the 10th. the Darlington
Agricultural Society will hold its an
nual meeting. Usually at the Mineral
Spring about one mile from town. The
trains run from Sumter points very
conveniently to run over there in the
morning and return that night. I
feel sure every farmer who can at
tend will receive a hearty welcome.
and be fully repaid for the expense of
two or three dollars and the fatigue
OF the trip.
We are too much inclined to claim
a monopoly Of grass and extremes OF
weather as described by the article
copied below. And to shout from the
dry goods box, "there amt nothing
In farming no how"
After our good friend from Edisto
Island had drawn the picture "a
darkly as possible. the next speaker
said he had heard such forebodings
since he was small boy. but that cIi-
matte conditions still give US the mon
oEoly OF the cotton crops. and there
Is more money in cotton now when
grown intelligently in connection with
home supplies than ever before in the
history Of its culture. 1t was said
that his remarks put OF the funeral
OF Sea Island cotton culture. With q
net profit Of (417.0000o) seventeen
thousand dollars from IS acres ol
cotton In one season, which on,
grower made. 1t did not look much
like the industry was in danger o,
West India competition.
These letters and comments are no
Intended to enlighten our friends who
travel. but to share some Of my pleas
ures with those who stay at home ant
stimulate them to take an occasiona
vacation. K. w. d.
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He Won Out.

A curious person Of q certain town,
who loved to find out everything
about the new residents, espied the
sor OF a new neighbor, one morning,
In doctors office.
Good morning." he said. Little
boy. what is your manner"
Same as Dads" was the quick re.
ply.
"Of course. know. little boy. but
what Is your dads name, dear?"
Same as mine. SIR"
Still he persisted: "r mean wha,
do they say when they call YOU &c
breakfast?"
They don't never call me: allu,
gets there frst. Seer"
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New Orleans. July s.--secretary
Aisstsr's weekly cotton statement is-
seed today shows for the nine days of
Sub decrease under last year of
1900 and an increase over the same
per'od year before last Of 5000.
- The az days OF the season that
rsve raspsed the aggregate Ia ahead
- ahs Aasse days Of last year 2,121--
80 and ahead of the same days year
before last 10000.
The amount brought into sight dur
ms the past week has been s7.7s7
bales against so.s52 for the same sew
m osys last year and s2.s7s year be-
for last
Iks movement since September 1
shows receipts at all United States
pc'-ts to be s.sl1.510 against s.2si.-
1s5 last year; overland across the
Ahnissippi. Ohio and Potomac rivers
e' Northern mlils and Canada 1.ls7.-
9st Hssaast sss.Tss last year: interior
~~@ ~" OASSoo Va tupso nelO al the
clons sf the commercial year $4,000
against 1:.ss7 last year: Southern
mflis' takings a.sss.o0o against
1.o73.tii last year. The total move-
nanA siscs September 4 Ia is.sls,ls7
Aszfnvs 1i.ss1.sss last year.
U0re,gn exports for the week have
been ,@3.3as against 1885 last year.
uok1ag the total thus far for the sea-
sn s.s1s.ses against 7.s0s.ssS last
ysar. Tue total takings Of American
ud1h. North. south and Canada. thus
mn for tine season have been 4.sls,-
Sss against s.ssi.+As last year.
Seecks at the ssaboard and the %
hsdiaG Southern Interior centres
have decreased during the week ST.
%N bales. against a decrease during
slse corresponding period last season
q: 7.sss.
Including stocks left over at ports
asd interior tcwns for the last crop
eisti the number Of bales brought into
slgAs thus far from the new crop. the
supply to date II is.ss+.7s4. against
ni.sss.ssa for the same period last
ysar.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-14

Many q delightful dance and all
oey picaic hss been given at Provi-
o>ocs Springs. and the one on Mon
aAy cepes with the most enjoyable
svSr xtvea. Special trains from Sum
ens. cssndea sad Bishopville brought
ss~wAs 10 this popular resort to spend
~ aay.
tn pavilion was crowded with
onnce~s and on-iookers. The day was
nosa eoJovab,y spent and the youns
psepse teok forward with much
psessure TO the next entertainment OF
ehs seasoe.
Among those from Sumter were:
In Lsosas Lyons. Mrs. J. n. Hardy
1rA Brvce Lyman: Mrs. Dick Hood
na1ss Mary Hutchinson. Miss Susie
HvseAs~sc~. Miss Beattie, Mis- Gus.
- uesH. Mas Sadie Davis. Miss Ma.
81 Dew0aa. Miss Natalie Norman
n. Lsssaers Wuuford. Miss Bsrts
Wsliiassea. and Messrs. John Lee
Gan 0<atespie. 0eae ware. Henr,
nAcAardses. Irwin Richardson. Bo,
a1d james Graham. Lawrence Rich
sresss. Cassacs Lowry. and others.
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Farmers Union News
Practical Thoughts for Practical Farmers
Dabbs Farmers Union of Sumter
County,

Watchman
publication
The first be Union and
Practical Farmers
the Union o the
Also publish
think our readers or
gna articles
and Shed.
Trusting this
EDITOR.
should be sent to e. W. Dabbs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-14

New York. July 9.-R. @. Dun G
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade t,mor.
row will say:
mo one can now question the sub.
stsntia' character of the revival ir
the Iron and steel trade. which Is rap-
Idly rising to higa water mark levels
1he wonderful change. In a short De-
rod. In the activity Of the creates,
manufacturing industry Of the coun-
NJ; the bright outlook for the crops,
that of corn giving promise OF an un-
precedented Yield: the cheapness OF
money. and the fact that the tariff
hin has been passed by the senate
these are the conspicuous features of
The business situation. The main
ernsnce OF trade revival is all the
snore remarkable because this is the
nsuas sason OF crop uncertainty and
midsummer mercantile dullness.
Revision OF tiotton goods and cot
ton yarn prices In an inward direc-
zion is under way and many lines of
woods have been temporarily with
Nsawn from ssie. pending a more set
elsd market
while higher prices are considered
Hnsvitsble. purchasing conditions are
lot OF character to warrant an i'm
HAedlase rise In prices.
Further advances have again been
scored In the hide market. Leather
sryerS continue to operate 'at ad-
~snced prices In all kinds Of leather.
Especially In heavy weight stock"
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Harmed.

What harm has Wall Street ever
done your"
"A whole lot" answered Farmer
Corntossel. II git so excited talkin'
about its doin's down to the store
that lose about seven hours a week
right In the busiest season."-wash-
irgton Star.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-14

Mistress-Nora. why do you always
sing. "The Rock of Ages" when you
are boiling the eggs?
Nora-Well. mum, two verses for
soft-boiled eggs, three verses for
Oiled!-Brooklyn Life.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-14

tn Csvrt H General Sessions ad-
tsurssA sassrday. The only case OF
aapsr<aacs since Wednesdays report
wus ". g. Lsnoir va. Southern Rail-
wsy. verdict for plaintiff for 800.
1Sss rsmaaaias part Of the time was
Oans - matters In the equity side of
~ cssrt.
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WEDNESDAY,, iuly "a, 1909.

The Sumter watchman was found
- In 1850 and tho True Southron in
asss. Th watchman and southron
oow has the combined circulation and
0auence OF both Of the old papers.
cad Is manifcstly the best advertising
medium In Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-14

Good Work in the Fifth District.
From a private letter learn OF a
movement in the Fifth Congressional
District which 1t would be we'll for
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-16
Names Among the Defendants, Alleged
Night Riders. Representative From
Lyon-Marshall District.
MANY FAMILIAR NAMES AMONG THOSE HE ACCUSES
OF TAKING PART In RAID MADE ON EDDYvILLE, KY.
He is Now Resident Of Metropolis Ill., and Seeks to Recover
Damages in Federal Court

Eddyvile John T. smith
Of Lyon and Marshall Gray
Police Judge w. Rucker
Eddyvile
W.
that state Will file suit through their
Louisville in
sum Of $4,000 in the former $4,000
living this
tied by night riders their
ed in a violent
petition part both parties were residing in Ken
the
in
join the peril
diate while
frightened submission
this band had
their Each
received
and the crimes its members had the
OF law and
said object
said the
and pledge their tobacco
especially
the including magistrates and all holding positions
support
furtherng advancing object
to
Of
duc handlers people pledge
permitting
established in each of the five this district
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-16
NRW RECTOR
BY BISHOP MCLOS-
KEY, OF LOUISVILLE.

The Rev. p. NJ. j. Rock has been
appointed by Bishop McCloskey as
rector of the Cathedral of the As
sumption at Louisville. There has
been no rector there since since the
death OF Monsignor Bouchet, Easter
Sunday morning several years ago.
Father Rock is known TO everyone
in the city, having been at the cathe-
dral almost "a years. He was Or
dained to the priesthood in June,
1879, and while he was a professor
at the seminary he assisted at the
cathedral each Sunday. He was at
Elizabethtown four years and was
also at st. Cecilia's church in this
city.
In May, 1885, he was sent to the
cathedral as assistant priest and there
he has remained ever since.
The appointment could not have
gone to an abler man. Father Rock
is viriIe and forcible speaker, and
his earnestness is unquestioned, and
he has a full share of the wit that Is
the heritage OF every Irishman
He is we'll known in Paducah, hav-
ing visited here on several occasions,
one of which was the dedication oil
st. Francis de Sales. when he de-
llvered the principal address.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-16
BRIEF or DORIAN
Is PREPARED FOR
COURT OF APPEALS

The brief Of J. J. Dorian, city treas
urer, by his attorneys. Crice G. Ross,
in his appeal of the custer proceed
!ngs entered in circuit court b. G.
W. Walters, is completei. ready for
the consideration of the court of ap-
peals. According to the brief the
points TO be considered are "Did the
court err in oyerruling Dorian's gen.
eral demurrer to Walters petition
because same did not allege that ap-
pellant was eligible to the Office OF
city treasurer, or such constitutive
facts as 70 show that he was eligible ?
is the appellant, Dorian. ineligible TO
succeed himself as city treasurer un-
der the terms of Section 100 of the
constitution and sections 313i and
|3132 of Kentucky statutes? Is the
city clerk Of Paducah, or second class
cities. the proper Officer to take and
approve the Official bonds OF city
treasurer"
After stating the agreed facts con-
corning the election of both MI
Dorian and Mr.. Walters. and that
Mr.. Dorian when elected first was
eligible and continues so unless rem
dered ineligible by the law; the briel
declares that whether eligible or not,
he Is tre4sGfery de 'facto. recognized as
such, and any one. desiring TO ousl
him must plead and prove his own
eligibility in order to do so. The de-
murrer was to tins defect IN Walters
pleading. -
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Farmers Institute

Mr. G. NJ. McGrew, of Bayou, Liy-
ingston county, returned today from
Louisville, where he attended the
meeting OF the board of agricultural
commissioners. They fixed the dates
for the state fair September IA to Is,
inclusive. and called the next farmers
Institute for February "a. 25 and 90
at Elizabethtown. Mr.. MeGrew and
Commissioners Rankin and Scovel
voted fer Paducah. Louisville was
also a BIDDER for the meeting.