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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06
Meet me at Pinara's.

Dance q opera house Satur
day evening.
Ralph Riley and wife were
down from Ravinia Tuesday.
II II II hail insurance yor
want kee Mccormick.
Hor. Frank Tfumbo was al
Avon visitor Saturday
The Bohemian Band viii give
dance in the opera house mex,
Saturday night
II Is l. life insurance you
want 80 Mccormick.
Mrs. Geo. W. Bullock speu,
list week visiting her sister,
near belmont
Attorney Eddy OF Armour
VA trsnsactirg legal business
II Wagner Tuesday.
II il ID windstorm and cyclone
insurance YOU wa VI, see McCor.
0Ek.
DR.. Berry Of Tyndail was In
Wsgnsr over Friday night, call.
a here 10 treat Mr..
James.
a lAree delegation came dow q
frvm Gtdues triu4v - attend
Sue pnlili-ai meeting held nere
tlast Day.
&. Klein, g. Eluismann. and
Frod Nieser went /. MleeIel
MOudAy ~ siten0 lhe s.se q
school l2uds.
Home sOgAr-cured corneo
beel, <ait pork. Ioicxna AM
winners - jus. fobuuA l. S.n' 5,
j. Y. Click sustained q frac.
ture Of tho forearm last Satur.
day BY being k,ckeo" by al
automobile.
Today il The last day thai
candidates may nile petitions for
placing their names On the bal
lOt Tor tie June psimaTy.
IL MS ANY thing IN The drux
Line NUL CAL 49, ~ NJ Fine RI I
City i5r ~ 6tDre.
Miss Nina Is,yd of Geddes
was : guest u MRS. r. Il. Pin
Grd sessrai days this week, re.
tnrnine ho0s Wednesday,.
Ar. md Mr.. Bosslnxham.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Linsco. oi
0oddss. Wers guests Of Dr. and
Mrs. PinArd lass Friday.
II you want Ore and lightning
insurasce, 80 Mccormick.
Dr.. Pinard and family autoed
- G0ddes Sunday morning,
where they spent the day visit
tng friends.
Word comes from Geddes
that several buildings were de.
stroyed there by Ore on Tnes-
day night Of this week.
The Platte basket bali girls
came down saturday and were
led into camp by the Vague,
ladies' BY = score Of 81 10 o.
Ths weather first Of the weel
No pretty cool. and on Monaa.
night : heavy frost fell, dom,
some damage 10 vegetation.
Did you ever stop 10 lhinl
bow much better that room
would look with new wall p4pe,
p0rchased - PiDard's
Don't forget the .sCalict
Trnce'' - the opera house nex,
4 -rday evening. eiveo BY II.
e'emian Band. Every OF,
vited.
r. G. 6chreihe-, Gus. Nieder
nejoF, ". N. Pease, Peter Il eb
~ and W. T. Couehiin went /
- Lake Andes Sunday, wher,
lboy wefe angling for blac !
nos, With very good success.
Hots ~ p date. Every ney
otyIe, shape and color-some 81
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06
Paper Hangers and Painters
Who?
Wohlfnrd & Mooney
Where?
Ask Pinard.
Another copiou. rain Eel

Home sugar cured corned
beef, salt pork, bologna an d
winners at JOS. Pobuda Il Sens,
The dnnoc-atS Of this county
held a meeting at Geddes last
Friday evening. aud discussed
the political situation aud line oil
action for the present Ca IN paign.
The Order Of the Eastern Sta,
will serve supper in the VAN
pol builting on Saturday, May
IA, from 500 p. IN. until al
are served. All invited to come.
Pinard wants To see you
bo ut that wall paper.
Bernard Bonnem, Yankton's
Leading Tailor. Suits to order
SIS $40 $3.50 S25 $50 aud
higher. Write for samples.
When in Wagner at Hotel Vera.
Stop at Yankton los 8rd St i,
nearly opposite Hotel Portland.
A. G.. Swift, vice-president
and auditor of the Dakota Gas,
Electric Light l. Power Co., left
Tuesday morning for his home
III Minneapolis, after going over
the books and checking up the
affairs of the company here.
w. NJ. Pease, v. j. Pesicka
and Frank Gale started Wednes.
day morning for an overland
trip to points west Of the Mis-
souri river, expecting to go as
far al Dead wood before return
ing.
Owing TO being uniformed
we failed last week to report
the fact that Mrs. A. V. +.
Stroh mad been out west of the
river in quest Of land. but not
tinuing any that suited her, die
not invest.
Rev. j. Fioe khart, Of Green
wood, will preach ia une Baplis
Church next Sunday morning
ANA evening. a most cordia
Invitation Is extended tn all /,
|atlend these services.
DR.. Gallagher breaches mex
SUNDAY morning his third ser
mon ON the Beatltudes, the sub
ject beng, Blessed are The
Meek. These sermons arr
worth hearing II the evening
his subj ct will be Going Attel
Tor GO a. to Christ or the Dt,
ference Between IA Follower aiiO
! = Bell sver. The puoiic l. - "a
ally n It'd.
Mothers Law will be appro
priately observed i'm the Melho
dist church Sunday mOrnln
at eleven O'clock. The exer
Ici>es will be beautiful and
touching. Let US all meet to
gether and pay our loving trl
butte 10 mother. CONVEYANCE
will be furnished to ali mother
notifying the pastor.
-Rer. A. }. Hoyer.
The Farmers Co-Operativ,
Association of Wagner have jus
received a car load of barb wire
and woven-wire fencing. whic-
will be disposed OF at price
that r right. 1t you hay
fencing TO do, come in and let H.
figure with you.
James RoDerts and family.
who have conducted the Depo'
Hotel in Wagner for severa
wears, moved To Ravinia Mon
day. whe-e they will engage il
lh~ hotel business. xhe Rt
Derss understand the hotel bus
ness aud we predict and wis
them success in their new loo,
ton.
nknra vnllr IRON GlfS Val
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06
Pulling Threacs' Made
Easy.

The peXt liur YOU ~. n+ni
STITCHING, Try fuDuiDG CRY . |
On the material where The
threads ale TO be pulled. They
viii come cut like magic. This
can he used Tor the finest OF
heaviest materials without in
jurlng them-From Woman.
Home Companion for May.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06

John ID. Rockefeller would go broke
if lie should spend his entire income
trying 10 prepare a better medicine
than Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea, dy'
or bowel complaints. 1t il
SIMPLY impossible, and so says ever,
one that has used it. Sold by all deal
ers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06

Mccormick writes all kinds of
insurance and bonds, fire, light
.nipg and Nindstorm. lail~nlate
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten The breath aud create a heal
tiny appetite. They promote the dow
a CAST ! ice, thereby ndu my good
digestion d oy all dealers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06

Never hesitate ABOUT giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children
Il contains no opium or other marco
ICES and can be given with imp lei
confidence. As a quick cure for coughs
and colds to which children are sus
ceptible, it is unsurpassed. Sold by al
tpaIcrs.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06

Prompt and effective service
In collections S. Bring them IN
Il. &. Johnson. Office III New
Era building.
For Sale.-3 gifts and l SOW.
-, j. NNkr N ick.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06

Fo- Sale.-l27 head of steers.
3 and 4 years old. Nice steers
and in good condition
Il. J. Gregg.
6 miles south Of Wagner. s
miles west of AndruS.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06
Coupon "a"

Coupon "A"
Good for 1000 VOTES when used to nom. nate a newfa
|didate
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13
Hon. Thomas F. catchinss Responds

Hon. Thomas F. Catchings Responds
Gen. Montgomery then called on
Hon. Thomas F. Catchings, of Vlcks-
burg. at the request of the conven-
ton, to give the response.
Although unexpected by him, Sen
ator Catchings was equal to the oc-
casion. He told how the South had
no arsenals, no material hardly to
start on, and what little they acquired
was taken from the enemy He de-
clared it was the South's conviction
that it was in the right, which made
the South as victorious as it was.
Speaking of the messages and papers
of the Confederate congress, Mr.
Catchings declared that no man could
read these papers without realizing
the greatness of Jefferson Davis.
(Cheers).
only three things connected with
the Confederate States worth consid-
ering were Jefferson Davis, the ar
mics in the field, and the splendid wo-
men," Mr.. Catchings declared that
the victories achieved by the veter-
ans in peace were equaled by those
achieved in the war. The splendid
patience acquired during the strug-
giles of the war, giving them strength
to wait until the Augean stables were
cleaned, which was done to a
queens taste in the legislature and
senate of '76.
Continuing, he declared, when the
trumpet is sounded and the roll is
called up yonder, the legions of the
South will pass by and be assigned
seats of honor. AS we go down into
the valley of the shadow, we leave
behind us histories of patriotism
which will live, and we will go as
cheerfully when called at last, as ever
we did when called on army duty.
During a service of 16 long years
in Congress" Mr.. Catchings declared
"he had never forgotten the veterans
of the South
He declared further that the Soutf
had the constitutional right to seeds
and then proceeded to prove his state
ment, and saying he is now loya
citizen of the United States, amid ap
plause, he took his seat.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13
Soldiers Home at Beauvoir.

Gen. B. V. White, of Meridian,
then read the report Of the directors
of the Soldiers Home at Beauvoir
This was concise and of vital inter-
est. He said the Legislature had
been very good to the Home, total
of $4,000 having been spent on it
sissippi Daughters Of the Confeder-
acy for building the chapel for wor-
ship on the grounds, especially the
chairman in charge of the fund COM
mittee, Mrs. Mary S. Kimbrough. He
reported 1871 inmates in the Home,
and 80 applications pending, and
cautioned the camps especially to be
very careful in endorsing veterans
for admission to the Home, so that
the present fine moral atmosphere
could be maintained, as one veteran
of bad character would make it I'M
pleasant for the ladies' and gentle
| men in the Home.
Eleven of the inmates are widows,
| % wives and AS veterans, the
speaker said, and complimented
Capt. Moseley in command, Mrs.
Wallace. the matron, and others in
charge.
| Gen. White and Mr.. Sharkey plead
ing the expense and loss of time from
business involved, wished to resign
as directors of the Home, but after q
pleasant discussion, Gen. Whites res
ignation was accepted, and, Capt. ]
P. Carter, of this city, unanimously
nominaed for Recommendation tt
the governor 10 fill his place. Severa
complimentary speeches We're mad
IN announcing Capt. Carriers name
Hon. Clary Sharkey and Rev. Jane
f1Hley being among the number VIII
Stoke.
J At the request of Hon. Clay Shal
l(key. 9 o'clock this morning was sc
to work up interest in the fund 70
H the monument to the women, whic
the speaker declared he wanted
see before he debut at least
Jefferson Davis birthday.
A motion to adjourn was in orde
after deciding to elect officers o
Thursday morning.
II The faithful works of the adjutan
Gen. Webb, is being appreciated b
all, while Col Montgomery makes
most courteous, competent. presidir
4 officer.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13
CANNlBALISM.
II 10 the Religion Of the savases Whs
Practice II.

II 10 the Religion of the Savases Whs
Practice II.
In the course of his thirteen years as
missionary in the Fiji Islands the
Rev. Joseph Nettleton learned good
deal about cannibalism and even saw
some of his colleagues killed and eaten.
"It is a common mistake to think that
these men eat human beings because
of hunger" he said. "Cannibalism is
their religion. The ovens In the temple
where they cook their human sacrifices
are never used for any other purpose
| orse witnessed the capture of a
white victim. He was surrounded,
bound hand and foot and dragged
along to the temple. where he was
dashed with terrific force against the
altar Then he was pushed inside the
compound, while the chiefs arranged
as to the division of the body and be-
gan a war dance. Their hideous war
dance-the 'derana' they call it-makes
ones flesh creep. An American sea
CAPTAIN who once visited the Islands
said he was not so much afraid of
being eaten as he was of this dance.
1t took all the cod-T."e out of him."
Mr.. Nettleton had to Use eStrome
tact to avoid arousing suspicion among
the savages. MY colleague, Mr.. Ba-
ker, was murdered, cooked and eaten
with seven others while exploring" he
said. 1.-THE cannibals thought he was
spying. | never carried revolver.
why? Because the cannibals say at
once. He doesn't carry that to kill
himself; therefore he means to kill us.
and they act accordingly"
The Rev. J. Calvert. another Of Mn
Nettleton's colleagues. had narroN
escape. He was surrounded by cannA
balls, and It was decided that he should
be killed. By a miracle his life wai
spared. my friend pleaded till he waf
hoarse," said Mr.. Nettleton. but "
was Of no avail. Suddenly one of th$
cannibals remembered that Mr.. CalverI
had doctored him when he was ill
That saved my friends life."-Chicags,
| News.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13
Mrs. Blewett Speaks.

Gen. Montgomery then introduced
Mrs. Lizzie Hunter Blewett, of Yazoo
City, editor of the official organ of
the Daughters of the Confederacy. the
Heritage. Mrs. Blewett made hit
at the very start by declaring, laugh
ingly, I'm never afraid to face a
veterans" when asked by them to
come nearer so she could be heard.
She had circulars which were given
to the veterans, and asked them to
send "reminiscences and personal ex-
periences to her, to be published in
the Heritage, for the sake Of history
and patriotism
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13
Office IN BANKRUPTcy.

P District Court of the United
tes for the Southern Division of
Southern District of Mississippi.
H. RAvEs1Es, doing business
McLaurin Nero. Co.
are hereby commanded to an.
before this Court as a Court of
uptcy, to be holden at Biloxi, in
District on the 18th day of Octo.
D. 1910, then and there to an
% a petition in Bankruptcy filed
arks-Rothenberg Co., ct al to
cause why the allegation set
n said petition praying that you
udicated a bankrupt should not
en- as confessed.
less, the Honorable H. C. Niles.
of said Court, and the seal
T. at Biloxi, this Goth day of Sep.
A. D., 1910.
L. B. MOSELEY, Clerk.
10Y CHINN, Deputy Clerk.
sept24-oct1-S-19
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13

his bitter experience on Johnson's
the misery Of the
prisoners was increased ten fold by
the pleadings of the enemy to desert
and join their ranks. "Of the three
thousand in that prison Capt. Car
ter said, only two or three so low
cred themselves as to accept His
tory does not tell all this, and much
more" the Captain declared He
then went on to say that 1.-THE soldier
came home and was hero in peace
fer he had nothing, yet the vet
eran was not discouraged, his hard
ships having made him ready to go
to work a better man.
Heroes in war, grander heroes in
peace" declared Captain Carter
speaking of the overthrow of the
carpet-baggers. and the coming tc
the front of three Mississippians.
Capt. Garter assured the veterans
of the love and reverence OF tn
people for them.
;. burning heart to heart talk l
was. from the gentle, kind heart o
Hattiesburgs pioneer citizen, and nj
, closing welcome" was greeted wit
loud applause.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13
The Mails.

When does q crime become
able? When It is committed
The mail Is the most sacre
known to the United States
ment except itself. Nothing b
son surpasses in egregiousness
use of the mails. So far as the
authorities are concerned. o.
steal. gamble and murder so lc
is not done by correspondence,
whatsoever ye will one unto
but do not write 1t down and
stamp on the upper right han'
for II ye do then in truth vii
demons of justice be unlood
your trail.-Life.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13
oMMISSIONER'S SALE.
State of Mississippi.
Forrest County.
In Chancery Court.
Elk Parte
Mrs. Sidney Dean.

virtue of a decree of the Chan
Court of said County, rendered
above styled cause on the 4th
# October, A. D., 1910, at the
nber Term, A. D., 1910, of said
I the undersigned, duly ap-
d Special Commissioner of said
will, on the 18th day of Novem-
. D., 1910, between the hours of
o'clock a. m. and four o'clock
sell, at the front door of the
House in said Forrest County,
highest bidder or bidders, for
he following described real es-
situated in the County of For
n the State OF Mississippi, to-
N. e. or. Of the N. E. or. and
w. or. of the N. E. or. the s. E.
the N. E. Or, Section 9, Town
North, Range 10 West.
d, this the 9th day of Oct. A. D..
T. E. BATSON,
Special Commissioner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13

r SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fifty-
lcre farm in Maury county, Tenn,
With four room cheap cottage and
Also on this land valu-
lble mineral well, with small flow
If water, about 100 gallons per
week; water sells readily at Csc
per gallon. owner lives elsewhere
and cannot give needed attention.
Splendid investment. Can be bought
cheap on long time. Or will ex-
change for Hattiesburg property,
Or Forrest county farm lands. For
further particulars address The
News, Hattiesburg, Miss. 12-4t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13
-sreat pomp.

I
' s-s.-Orleans Great Northern
uced rates from all points
line for the occasion, and
negroes assembled there to
in the ceremonies. Several
were made, and there was
I'D a barbecue, with a dance
The crowd, though large,
|erly.
md will be sold to the white
at Rosemary. The negroes
Pclined to follow the lead of
Bayou, which is a negro town,
Ike it a town strictly for ne.
Not only will land not be sold
IS, but it will not be sold to
suspected of a purpose to sell
es. Rosemary has several
ONE of them two stories, built
, and the town has an air of
and prosperity.
own was only organized a
D. The location was then a
plain, but the town is grow
inducements are held out for
ing, thrifty negroes to locate |
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13

that no discussion of political or re-
ligious subjects or any political &C
ton or endorsing of aspirants for
political office shall be permitted
within the Federation of United Con-
federate Veterans, as another article
of the constitution provides for for
fixture of membership to the camp,
permitting any political address dur
ing this or any Of the annual meet.
ings. These were all unanimously
adopted.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13
DEM0NlAC PLEASANTLY.
Humorous Diversion Of the Ron,
Emperor Commodus.

Humorous Diversion Of the Ror
Emperor Commodus.
Professional BARRIERS are said to b
been introduced into Rome by Me
from Sicily, of which island he
praetor in the days of Cicero. UI
the empire their shops In some
stances became fashionable resorts
which every luxury of the toilet
enjoyed and the gossip and news
Rome and the empire were discus
The means. luxury and weaknesse
personal adornment therein carried
excess are amply immortalized in
pages Of Terence. Plautus. Hor
Juvenal and Martial.
Other barber shops were more.
tired. as we learn from the annaI
the Emperor Commodus. who, ha'
wearied at times of the wholesale I
edies Of the Coliseum. wherein aIn
engaged in murder at his savagl
hest. and being DESTROYS of a &
humorous diversion. used. like
caliph of Bagdad in the ARD
Nights" to disguise himself and [
forth, accompanied by two or md
his favorites. and, having hired a
Der shop suitable for his pun
would place one of his men at the
to solicit custom. IL
Having secured a customer. this
peror barber would politely affiI h,
towel and apply the lather. all tn ,
keeping up a running fire of the
tests ana little pleasantrses unit
customer and himself were almosI
come with laughter. Tnen"'
edged razor would slip. and 'et
regrets and orofrers of assistant
.rose,ess victim would be assis
! the rear Of the shop. where bhr
threats and brides he was KEEP
making a riot until one or two -
victims were added to the numb
Commodus. weary of his def
pleasantly, was ready to returnle'
palace or to the arena.-Charle s.
slow Hall In National Magazine
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13
adopted.
Monument to Confederate Women

Monument to Confederate Women.
A resolution to the effect that the
Daughters of the Confederacy and the
daughters of the Confederate be re-
quested to select spot on the cap
itol grounds for the monument to the
Confederate women-this being a
monument to their mothers. Carried.
Another resolution was that the
21st day of November be named as
"Woman's Memorial Day." and on
that date all Confederate veterans,
Sons of Confederate Veterans, and
United Daughters of the Confederacy
of Mississippi, take necessary steps
to collect funds for the Confederate
womens monument, and remit same
to Clay Sharkey, treasurer, at Jack.
son. That all attendants at schools
to donate to the funds and place in
the hands of their teachers for re-
mttance at least 10 cents per capita
Both colleges and public schools are
called on to donate.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-13
BUN BROTHERS
RAILROAD SHOWS
Great Amusement Enterprise Will
Give Two Performances in Hat
tiesburg Next Monday.

- me coming Oh the sun BrotnerS
:. Greater Progressive Shows, is arous-
ing much curiosity among local
N, amusement goers. The town and sur
N rounding rounty has been handsomely |
Sbilled, with some of the finest looking |
special Autograph paper seen here in
long time announcing the coming
of the Sun Show. If the advance
printing and advertising ideas are any
XII criterion to go by, the show will evil
NJ IDENTIFY prove to be a crack-a-jack in
"a every particular This is the 18th
! of 800, :. 49, Co.. - that ~ is
n newer, better and more up-to-date than
api heretofore.
This big carnival of amusement will
y Exhibit at Hardy Street Show Grounds
ne on Monday, October II. Long before
siaa the average person has brealdasted
.iue, the army of show employees will be
" N, 1891 - trorstarr,ry tho
huge paraphernalia from the special
iloi train, which will be sidetracked in the
4" railroad yards to the show lot.
= 'au' Some idea of the Sun Brothers
derest oo, no ,otborad from, tho fol.
fedora, - ,oo.s.
princi ,.,
complete train of double length
.cars, each 60 or 20 feet long, is re-
~. uuired to transport this tented estab-
he mi isilment from 'own u 'o"n' INC se a,n
cover an area of five acres; the main
ic
It's fort li' Vi DIS iop "9 49,.
hn show parlance, seats several thous-
hnd people; there are 200 fine bred
ldraught and acting horses; 25 diminu-
tive Shetland and Ireland ponies and
go Several educated comic mules in the
threw sonart,nont. croditah,e dis.
prosper. - ZOOS and done Of rare wild
animals. birds and reptiles are con-
iousnt tained in the geologic collection. There
'ii'' are 50 or more male and female per-
mere CORNERS of national repute and about
ieu JoSi0O canvasmen, hostlers and other
Horkingmen.
=, The first event of show day will be
a.. he magnificent free open-air exhibit
have de lions vi tne 'no" eio'--eS
ohles are said to be gorgeous and meri-
-. yorious without precedent, and all free
n. to the public. The initial perform
1, Dance will be given at 2 p. m. and the
might show at o'clock We have
oftentimes heard the remark, when
\ :. .,you have seen one tented show, you
,s,,, have seen them all" While in the
majority of instances this is true, the
..hrase cannot apply to Sun Brothers
~, 4reater Shows, for their program this
H., 80 Aason is composed of entirely new
s III star, unique, novel and exclusive
,r,..,a katures, many of which have never
,,..,,aen seen in this section of the coun
~. AS a matter of fact, there Il
ana .,uch a mighty melagne of mastodoni'
.ha oenarvels," to quote the general agent
-, T., Mr.. Peter Sun, that all spectators 81
|, .,,.and in rapt amazement throughout the en-
,pec;al tire programme"