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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28

people, beautiful lawn, large rooms,
convenient TO station and in a Gull
tured neighhorhood. rates reasonable.
Address ALYET,rE EVERETT, Cts
mont Va
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MOVING,

D. BowLEs, 30 EAST BROAD
Street: reliable piano and furniture
mover teams furnished on short
notice. Phone Madison 4964.
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J -DFaVe fllt1l 40 tICIIIHIt' =.
Yours respectfully, half in sorrow,
half in scorn. foreigner who, dur
ing fifty years, has Witnessed the
decay OF successive Confederate
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TIats 1fnr Rent.

SECOND FLAT, FGUGR or FIVE
rooms: bath. gas and electricity;
porches: corner house; West End,
Phone Madison 5496-J.
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SUMMER BOARDING -BUCKROE
Beach, Va: Sayre Cottage, on the
beach front; ALL modern conveni-
Nnces. send for circulars
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HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO B 3e
your own boss? If you can raise SOW.
see us Monday and we will place you
In position where ability reaps US
reward. VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL
CO., ll09 East Main.
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PUFFS! PUFFSl PUFTs!

THOSE PRETTY HAIR PuFFS,
switches; coronet switches made
from your own combings or cut hailr,
Charges very moderate. ia Norl''
Fifth Street
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GOLD AND SILVER BUYERS.
CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND SILL
yer or taken In exchange MEYERS.
jewelers.. 317 East Broad Street.
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FLATS TManten.

COUPLE WANT HOUSlK EFPINC;
fat: five rdoms; west OF Seventh:
south Of Broad Address j. p o.
poY ad1
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sTUTZ- CURTIS COTTAGE, OCEAN
View. Va: double cottage; ten rooms
each. facing bay: terms $40. $3.50.
$3.50, 81; CITY conveniences: special
rates to parties Address MISS ES-
SIZE CURTIS or MRS. LYMAN STUFF.
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FLAT or -FOUR LARGE ROOMS;
bath; hall room gas; electric; front
and back entrances; rent reaso i3;.
Apply S1o5 Floyd Avenue. Phone
Monroe 1441.
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FOR SALE, WE'LL ESTABLISHED
department store; best stand in city,
in large manufacturing city. com.
manding good trade: best of reasons
for selling Address II 600. care
TimeS-Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28

real estate business 1 will teach
you how md make You my special
representatives; send for my big free
book. II. y. HURD, Pres, 943 Dwight
Ea Bldg, Kansas CitS. Mo
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-. RI n ANING AND PRESSING.

(. Il. BRoDAa. 10 EAST MAIN: %
Years experience; n years In Rich
inond in the cleaning and pressing
BUSINESS prompt automobile delly-
eyy ,phone $500, S SaE
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MANUFACTURING CONCERN WANTS.
$500 .at per cent, returnable $40 per
montl! good security on plant, etc.
4AooTess y l7S, Gre Times, Dispatch
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FOR RENT, HANDSONiEST- EAST
Main--parlor floor, enamel wood !;
prime order, eight-room Fat; al
conveniences; dentist or doctors de-
light; basement and stable.
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Dnultrp-..Der ann lipe 5tofh.

FOR SALE, NICE FAMILY BROKE
driving mare, buggy and harness.
GARLAND H1ANES, North Avenue
Bartpn Heights Phone Madison
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FOR RENT, UP-TO-DATE THREE
room flat. with all modern conveni-
ences No, 402 South Randolph street;
at SlI4Eper annum. SULLIVAN ~
COMPANY.
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1RTGTNAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
furniture repaired, polished and
packed; upholstering. etc. T. N
MadisOn 6277.
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WEST END CASH GRocERY,,, s a,5er'
tobacco faotory s5c 1904 m airar esasr
whiskey. Baltimore, Ss ~ Roo 3. barber
shop, West End. $500; patent : m aeut
icine business, $1,000; 6 and 10 GEM Snn
store. Quick sale, $500; b oarne ahes.
Norfolk, $500; general store; S sdnrn
surry county, $4,000; general store,
Charles City, s3.sOO VIRGINIA, M ~ y,
DUSTRIAL COMPANY, lloa llas'
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lO4 (B) Il. MAIN ST., SEPTEMBER /;
six rooms bath. pantry and servants
room; porches, French windows, clos
cts, coal and gas ranges; hot water
heat. JULIUS BAKER, 10i (B) E.
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BUCHANAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE.

NIGHT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN;
fan term opens Tuesday evening,
September 6; prepares for larger sal
nry: arrange now. w. BUCHANAN,
an9 E,eat CLAY Street.
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FOR SALE, MY ENTIRE FLOCK OF
prize-winning Leghorns, White and
Brown: dirt cheap to quick buyer.
ANDREW j. WARREN, 4l5 North
Sixth ST.. or Highland Park.
FOR SALE, TWO FRESH COWS; GOOD
mixers. Apply Monday morning 100
North Eighteenth Street
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FLAT FOR RENT; 1905 SECOND
Avenue, Highland Park; six rooms.
with all conveniences. Apply &. M.
DABNEY, 301 East Broad.
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WANTED, 500 COMMON PIGEONS;
also SO Buff Cochin hens. HIGH
LAND PARK POULTRY FARM. city.
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IT YOU NEED MONEY 1AND HAVE
real estate, see RICHEsON &
CRUTCHFIELD.
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WANTFSI1, SECOND FLOOR FLAT, nv
young coitnle; no children; West End
near Jenkins Book Bindery, q 2is,
care Times Disnstoh,
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TO 7I4ApIES! - 40
GRAY HAIR SWITCtIES--NVE ARE
selling bargains In finest quality
gray hair switches this week. 2l4
North Fifth Street,
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WE SELL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
quickly and privately. We are spe-
cinists in business selling. II you
want to sell or buy n business, See
us VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL ~ Co"
HOP East Main Street. r--> MI
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FOR RENT, HANDSOME INFuRNlsli-
ed floor on West Grace street, Ile 't'l
Monroe Park. beautiful rooms, large
and airy; every convenience 1ot
housekeeping: also basement rooms,
suitable FOR doctors office. Address
ID 1873, care Times-Dispatch, or phone
Madison 22OO1 4sQ1tai
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16
City Property

No. 16. Bungalow, s room mod
ern, brick house, good locker,
nicely arranged inside. Price
$2,1OO.
No. II. Six room brick house,
modern ON q corner. Lot 65xl4O,
good two story barn. Price
$1,000.
No. IS. Six room modern, frame
house. Factory location. Lot
75x75. Price 81, $50.
No. 10. Five room house, fair
barn, lot worth $500; located close
in; always rents. Price 1880.
Easy terms.
|. R. Fen|ason
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16

nishing a good number of them. If
10000 Nebraskans have come on out
further west during the last ten years.
it is sure that more can be interested
in this country.
The state OF Colorado and numer-
Gus enterpirsing land and develop
mcnt companies have arranged an
honest and comprehensive exhibit of
the products of this state which will
be shown at the Western Land Pro-
ducts Exhibit to be held in Omaha
January I8 to 2S. This is one of the
really big "land shows" to be held
in the United States and will give
men and women of Missouri-Mississ-
ippi river valleys almost as good an
idea of this state as visit to our
farms and orchards.
Those who are making these eN-
hibits for this state are urging every
one living here and having friends in
the east or middle west. to write to
these people and call attention to the
exhibit of our state in Omaha. A
number OF western states will be rep
resented. Write number of letters
today calling attention to the Colo
RADIO cxhibit-tell your friends il they
cannot come out and see us. not to
fail to go to Omaha and see our pro-
ducts. The Western Land Products
Exhibit is going to be n big thing
for us as il is going to show our pro-
ducts to thousands of people right in
the heart OF the country where our
new settlers are coming from.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16
dODDiNG CASE GOES OVER.
VIII Be Heard by Judge
on Dec. 80.

District court convened last Thursday
morning with Judge Morris Of Colorado
Springs on the bench. for the purpose OF
trying the cass In which q. M Hall. re-
eeivsr Of the defunet Rocky Ford State
Bank. is trying to secure possession Of
the GoddinR family home and a one half
interest in the building in which the bank
was located and have them included in
the assets Of the bank. The property is
in the name Of Mrs. J. E. Godding and
the contention is that they were aequir-
cd with money belonging to the dspositors
of the defunet bank.
Fred A. Sabin represented the reeei-
yer as attorney and Glenn, Bsall g.
Goblin were the attorneys for the defense.
An array Of witnesses were examined
to ear out the receivers claim that the
property vas &C luired by use Of the funds
Of the bank. which evidence was contra
verted BY the dsfenso with witne isss to
prove that it had been acquired by the
sale Of Mrs. Goddlng's personal property
in Lamar and other places away back
in 1887.
Evidence was all in on Saturday after
noon and the Judge postponed the case
until Dec. so. when arguments will be
heard.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16
NEARLY A QUARTER
MILLION DOLLARS
Being Distributed This Week
to Sugar Beet Growers.
BEETS ARE ALL
OUT OF GROUND
And End of the Campaign Is Near
Next Week Will See Last of
Beets Sliced.

Nearly quarter Of million dollars Z
being distributed this week to tho grow-
ers of the American Beet Sugar Co.. fof
beets delivered in the valley during Nov-
ember. A number of the growers have
yet another payday coming. the last Of
the beet harvest and goodly sum will
be distributed. though not SO large as
this week, as many Of the farmers had
their beets all in by the first Of the mon
tn.
Weather conditions have been excep-
tionally fine this season and there has
been no interference with the harvest.
All the bests are out Of the ground in
this section and the growers and factory
officials are well pleased and report q
most satisfactory campaign. The bssts
have not all been delivered to the COM
pany as yet. but practically all Of them
have been. and are being stored at the
company dumps. the experiment msn-
toned some time ago Of siloing at the
dumps being given a practical try out
by the company.
According to present estimate. IL the
factory keeps up the lick that has been
maintained throughout the season. the
beets will all be sliced by the middle Of
next week. but there will be several days
work about the big plant before the
sugar is all worked up and the prospects
are that the majority Of the employees
will not be paid of until Christmas day.
Under the contract next year Of IL
per cent minimum with an increase Of
55 les cents ton for sugar per cents.
fractions in proportion. or choice Of
$3.50 ton for beets testing up to l6
per cent and Sc ton for bests testing
l6 p:r cent and up. the outlook for
1911 is very bright and the next CAM
paiRn will undoubtedly bs much longer
than the one that is so nearly at an end.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16
MORE WATER NEW YEARS.
New Well VIII Likely Be In commis-
sion by That Time.

Exeavating for the pumping machinery
Of the new city well at Sycamore and
South Fourteenth street was finished
Monday. Tns Cement Stone Co.. is now
employed in casing the pit and just as
soon as the cement sets" the Rocky Ford
Electric Co., is ready to install the 8o-gal-
lon pump and motor and make eonnee-
ton with the city mains. All the neees-
sary fittings and machinery for the lew
well are now on the ground and should
no untoward accident occur to prevent, |:
is given out that the new well will be
ready to add its quota to the city water
supply by New Years.
Just how much water this new well
will be able to supply has increased with
sv test made and the city council at
the Agular meeting last Friday evening
was faliably informed that with adequate
pumping machinery the water supply
from this bore could be increased TO 200
gallons a minute. SO that It looks as
though the vexed question Of sufficien.
water supply was at rest fer some time
to come.
With the digging Of the pit the fears Of
neiRhboring residents that the mayors
promise that there would be no unsightly
building nor unseemly noise about the
new well have given place to the pleas.
ing knowledge that all machinery will be
buried so that it will not be heard ane
lere will be no more obstruction above
the ground than that Of an ordinary by
drant.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16
ANOTHER BIG LAND SHOW.
Will Be Held in Omaha on Jan. 10
to 49,

Twenty-one of the oldest and best
developed agricultural counties in
Nebraska have LOST 1928 people in
'the last ten years while the state OF
Iowa has lost 7.oS2 people from some
'of the Oldest counties in the state.
The counties in Nebraska showing
'the losses are those in the missouri
river valley about Omaha and Lin
toln where land is worth from 500
ito SI35 per acre. Those who have
left these farms are the men who
have made success of farming and
hre sure of success wherever they go
ts they take wealth with them.
II seems that OF the men and wom-
3n who are settling the new states di-
fectO west of Nebraska, eastern Ne
brasSa and western Iowa are fur
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16

Best Buy in County. Is acres
near Newdale; on County road.
3 room house; small orchard;
Rocky Ford water. Price So, 900.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16
A List
Of Bargains

You will find in the prop.
erty advertised for sale here,
bargains which I think can.
not be equaled by anyone.
These places are all regu.
larly listed by me and are
well worthy of your consid.
'eration.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16
A NICE SOUVENIR
Has Been Prepared for the Kansas.
Pennsylvania keunloo

FenuByuv1u1 NeousOu
With his customary forehandedness g.
M. Coffman, the genial president Of the
Peoples Home Bank. some time ago
ordered a supply Of souvenirs for the
Kansas-Pennsylvania reunion. These
souvenirs. which are from Mr.. Coffman's
original designs. have been received and
the Enterprise from personal knowledge
can assure natives Of the Sunfower and
Keystone states that they alone are
worth the price Of admission. Mr.. Coff-
man is also doing his share Of boosting
.or the reunion, as the following open
letter he sent out this week will show:
The reunion Of Kansans and Penn
sylvanians OF Otero county for this year
will probably excel anything Of the kind
ever held in Rocky Ford.
In the first place we will have an old
fashioned basket dinner. Everybody is
expected to bring plenty Of everything
that Is good to eat.
Then the program Is to be the best
ever. We shall expect someone to re-
SpOno lIOIn Io Suueop No"iof, hoh<ouoio,
ordway. Sugar City. olney. chsraw and
every other point in the county. Then
Just think Of the eloquenee and hot air
from local orators: Billy B. Goblin. o. J.
Baxter, E. c. Glenn, Rev. Beaver and
others for the great state Of Pennsy ylvania:
while Judge Minor. Judge Sloan. Alder
man North. Rev. Orion. Rev. Collins. Rev.
Stamp and others will tell Of the beauties
Of Kansas.
And don't forget that the women are
going to have their share: Mrs. Royal,
Mrs. Green. Mrs. Fullmer, Mrs. J. 3.
Ryan and many others are going to show
the men that they are in the swim.
Besides all this and much more. a nice
souvenir Of the occasion will be given to
each one present. Program will be
printed next week.
Don't forget the date. Dec 81, 1910
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16
HIGH LINE MEETING
Calls Out Largest Number of Stock.
holders In Years

The annual meeting Of the High Line
Canal company was held in Odd Fellows
Hall last Monday. 1880 shares out Of
the total capital stock Of 225o were re-
presented, being the largest number Of
shares represented in person or by proxy
for number Of years.
The annual reports of the president.
secretary and super:nte ndent were pre-
ssnted and read and were approved by
the meeting.
The directors elected for the ensuing
year were: W. L. Siekenberger, G. NJ
Hall. A. Yant. A. Waddington OF Fowler
and H. Van Buskirk; the last two named
succeeding H. M. Fosdek Of Fowler and
W. A. Bauserman Of Manzanola,
The report Of the superintendent. show
ed a satisfactory progress Of the dredge
in improving tae carrying capacity Of the
canal; the dredge now being % miles
from the headgate and on the east side
of the Apishapa. The estimate submitted
for completing improvements was Sl8.-
e25. For the purpose Of providing funds
for this work at the head Of the canal
the sale was authorized Of SO unissueo
shares Of stock to be sold at not less than
$500 per share.
The assessment voted for general ex-
penses Of maintaining and operating the
ditch for 1911 was Sc per share. 50
less than was voted last year,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16
Big EXHIBIT
= TRAIN PROMISED
Will Be Greatest Agricultural
Display on Wheels.
FINANCIAL FIRMS
INTERESTED IN VALLEY.
Have Men Looking Over Different
Propositions With a View of In
- vesting Their Surplus Funds.

- vesting Their Surplus Funds.
The Arkansas Valley Commercial
association of Colorado held its Decem-
Der meeting Wednesday at La Jucta, fol-
loving the call of President Benedict.
nd the meeting was as important one
as any held in the years life of the big
organization. The reports of the various
committees who have work in hand was
made, the Demonstration train and the
Chicago Land Show matters being fully
discussed Other propositions for the now
famous Arkansas Valley agricultural ex-
hibi. were taken up also.
Following the report of William r.
Wright, chairman of the Demonstration
Train. suggestions were made by mem
bers that resulted in train peing promi-
sed by the Santa Fe railroad to work in
conjunction with the valley association
which will involve fitting up five big cars
solid with exhibits of perfect types Of
agricultural prodoets. apples. honey, etc.
making the train the greatest agrieultur-
al display on wheels. The train will diff
or from the one just run in being an ex-
hioit train rather than lecture train. A
car for children will be a feature.
Matters involving the finances Of the
organization were also discussed, and
well taken in hand by the finance COM
mittee. of which Fr. Wietzsr Of this city
is chairman.
Many large outside bodies. such as
bonding houses. railroads, etc, had repre-
sentatives at the meeting. men who were
instructed to see how the Arkansas VAL
Icy handled their successful campaigns.
One bonding house was so impressed
W. the worth Of the Arkansas Valley at
the Chicago Land Show that they sent a
man to stay here permanently and look
over different propositions with view of
assisting to finance them. His talk on
the work Of the ASSOCIATION and the good
done was the feature Of the meeting. He
said that nowhere in the country was
there such an active organization as this
and one that gave monsyed people in
the east the assurance they wanted Of
the worth of section before investing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16

TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR.
STORY

The Enterprise will
next week contain an
original Christmas story
from the pen of our
we'll known writer, G.
H. Taylor.
AS there will likely
be a big demand for this
Christmas number our
readers are advised to
place their orders early
for extra copies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16

NO. !. LOU hcre6-c bHbIe6 1lSu
Line water. Good four room
house; six miles from Rocky Ford;
II miles from beet dump. Nine
ty acres in alfalfa, balance in oats,
wheat and beets. Price $4,000.
No. 3. I have listed one hundred
and twenty acres of land. 80
acres under the Catlin, 30 acres
under the High Line, with full
water rights from each. On the
land under the Catlin the crops
will bring this year close to
5000. The Catlin land can be
cut into 10 and 90 acre tracts and
is worth from $500 to $3.50 per
acre. The land lies southeast of
J. II. Crowley's orchard. This
is indeed rare bargain. Price
sl5, 900.
No. 4. am Offering here one of
the best farms for the least money
that 1 have ever had listed. 120
acres on the main road between
Manzanola and Fowler. 30 acres
A. / land. 5 shares High Line
water. About 30 acres of this
land is under the Otero. Fine s
acre orchard; consisting Of apples,
cbrries mainly. $1,000 loan on
the property. Price $1,000. This
property is offered below the mar
ket, a good investment besides
making a good farm for anyone.
No. 6. I have here q 40 acre
tract located in the Newdale
country; about 80 acres in fine cul-
tivation. 25 acres of the finest
beets in the country. Catlin
water. Price $4,000. One of the
best propositions ] lave for a man
with moderate means.
No. s. The Dodge Hale 20 acre
tract, 1t is well known that this
is the finest and most attractive
so acre farm in the valley. Price
$4,000.
No. 9, Is acres all good land,
full Catlin water, joins beet dump.
About 3 miles west of Rocky
Ford. A real bargain. Price
s3,oOO..
No. IL. Two 10 acre tracts are
left of the Harsin land. This as
you know is close to town, Catlin
water. One 10 acres all in alfal-
ia, the other 10 in beets. Price
$500 and s2,750.
Best Buy in County. Is acres
near Newdale; on County road.
3 room house; small orchard;
Rocky Ford water. Price $4,000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16
New Agriculturlst

A son was born Saturday, Dec. 10th. to
D. l.! Joehnek chief aRrieulturist Of the A.
3. S. Co. in this and Las Animas factory
districts. Mr.. Joehnek wears eontinu-
al smile this week. and says the boy is
the finest chap among all the. babies this
town boasts OF. He ought to know.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16
Attention W. X. c.

The W. r. c. will meet socially We'd
nesday Dec. 81 2;5o. at Judge Minors.
Every member requested to be present
and bring a friend. A silver offering
will be taken for the relief Of needy
veterans.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-16

The High School Juniors under the
ohaperonage Of Miss Morrison. enjoyed a
"Weenio roast" in Reservoir park on
Wednesday night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-12

reka win be gala ones. Hundreds Of
merchants of the state will be the
guests of the Jobbers and Manufac-
turers' association and will be given
one free admission to the flying ma
cline exhibition.
Gay bunting will adorn the streets
of the city in token of Merchants
week. and the city generally will be
given over to the vast throngs which
it is expected will be attracted by the
annual merchants event and the Cur
ttsS meet.
Flashy posters will be placed in the
towns throughout Kansas and syste-
1fIatic newspaper advertising will be I'M
6eruaken. A man will be employed who
Will spend his whole time looking after
this feature of the advertising.
1t is big undertaking to arrange
for state meet of the magnitude of
the one which will take place the fore
part of June, and it is confidently ex-
pected by the management that it will
be the biggest advertisement for To-
geka than anything that has been