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REAL ESTATE.
STORAGE.

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FOR SALE.

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New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

ments from here, and under current
money market conditions in Chicago the
outward flow from New York to the
West is likely to be rather heavy in the
course of the next few weeks. The posi-
ton of the speculative markets in the
East since the first Of the year has been
a factor in attracting funds to this
centre, and the changes in to-day's
Clearing House statement doubtless will
reflect to a material extent the weeks
developments in stocks and cotton. The
Bank of Germany reduced it's discount
rate yesterday, and easier open market
discounts were reported at the British
capital. Gable dispatches indicate easy
money in London for an indefinite pc
riod, and local banking interests are
looking forward to a movement of idle
foreign capital into American securities,
which as a rule are now selling at
level that returns satisfactory income
yield to the buyer.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

large short interest on the Consolidated
Exchange was in slow retreat in the course
OF the day. In the earliest trading this in
tereSt was increased TO some extent, stocks
being offered freely by the room operators.
who at first made a st%oborn resistance to
the advance. Later, when it became evil
dent that the volume of liquidation was ex-
tremely limited, covering was started bv
these early sellers. Commission houses re-
ported the handling of a great many buy
ing orders for small lots of stock coming
from customers who evidently thought the
decline was over. Transactions though less
than the day before. were nevertheless on
a heavy scale. the sales totalling lO2 400
snares, distributed among sixty-one dir
ferent issues. Nearly all the leading stocks
touched early low prices which were under
the New York Stock Exchange bottom fig-
uEes, Ihe dlfference in number of in
stances extending TO Il of a point Among
,,rH the issues that went under the other board
Were; W Reading, 16lS, AGAINST 1873; Southern
Paclhc, 1291s. against 129A; Smelling 99st
against sgsa s25s Steel common. SS5s, against
SS4 ~ and Union Pacific. 1915 against 1871,
chesapeake & Ohio dropped to SsL, against
eS9s Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
coPARTNERsHiP NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT CHRIS
TIANA T. RICHTER. THERESA RICHTER
VOHL and FREDERICK w RICHTER who
seyerally reside at West Hoboken. Hudson
County. New Jersey. have formed a limited part
nerehip in accordance with the provisions of
Chapter "A Article 4. of the Consolidated Laws
Of 1909 IN the business Of general iron workers
snc dealers. in the Borough Of Manhattan, city
and County of New York. in which the above
named persons all the parties who are in
terestcd therein; that said Frederick w. Rich
ter and Theresa Richter Vohl are the general
partners. ana are Of full age and the said
cnris;iana T. Richter is the special partner, and
is Of fuli age; that the said christiana r Rich
Ter has contributed ana paid in, in cash the
sum OF One thousand (sl .ooO Dollars OF capital
20 the common stock; and that the said part
nersh.p is to commence the twenty-hrst day
Of January 1910, and is terminate on the
death OF the said Christians 7. Richter unless
sooner dissolved in accordance with the nro-
visions of the said special partnership law
Dated New York, January 2lst. 1910
FREDERICK ". RICHTER
THERESA RICHTER VOHL.
General Partners.
CERISTIANh T RICHTER
Special Partner.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION

TO HOLDERS OF CERrIFrcarv,
DEPOSIT ISSUED BY THE
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY or .ss.
YORK AS DEPosITARy rN
THE BONDHOLDERy .cna
MENT, DATED NOvEunrn-
1907, FOR FOUR PER
FIRsTCoNSOLIDATED NoarrI
HUNDRED YEAR GoLD pass
OF THE THIRD AVENUE pos
ROAD COMPANY. MI
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN :,
POSTING BOSDHoLDERs a.. ".
ERs OF CERTIFICATES or rIe
POSIT ISSUED By ths rrxrs-
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW xu
As DEPOsITARYs under the so,.sW
Agreement. dated November g 1ao7 ss@f
holders OF the above mentioned -Four D.
First Consolidated Mortgage Hundred w..
Bonds OF The Third Avenue Rauro.s
pany. as parties of the FIRST part ,,s
N Wallace and others. COMMITTEES a. -
Of the second part. that pursuan. :, ~. -
and provisions OF said BondholderS. 4z--S
the undersigned COMMITTEES has u-.,...s
adopted a Plan and Agreement or PA,---'A
tiOn. dated December 2. 1909. and IA, rs.
Of New York as Deposttary. '1
As provided IN said PoadholSs-.,
Of November 8. 1907. 70 which 60
hereby made. holders Of certificate. Of 49,
Of the Central Trust Company az p.o...sH
may assent 10 said Plan and Az-een.,. y
Reorganization either by ding with s.ss :,
positary their written assent thereto. su.-..-r
the date and number ot the certificate, ~ :
them or by falling. within thirty a,,,
the completion OF the publication o. tss, -.
TO Gle with the Depositary uritrso no,.
dissent from said Plan and Agreement -.
ing the date and number OF the ce-rssc,-.. -.
By them Such dissent must be aAs
prior to February 2s. 1910. with the p.,...-
at It's onace. No. 54 Wall Street. New ro., ~
Said Plan and Agreement ot Reoru,,...
will become effective and binding uoon an -
tifcate Holders and will be finally ana -
sively deemed 70 have been asseutet "a :,
Certificate Holders unless within thsr-, =.
after January %. 1910. the latter o.,,, -
date Of the completion OF the publIcars, -
said. one-third in amount OF the c,--s-.
Holders shall hle with the Deposirarv ---
notice OF their dissent from said Plan ana =.
nent of Reorganization. the notice q -.
fled by each Certificate Holder specst-,,, =
date and number OF the Certificates held ~ !,
Printed copies Of said Plan and Agr.e-e., !,
Reorganization may be obtained By ce-rs,.
Holders on application TO the Deposlrsr, NJ !,
ONCE. No 54 Wall Street. New YORK
Dated New York. January Is. 1910
JAMES N WALLACE
ADRIAN ISELIN,
EDMUND ID. RANDOIpR
MORTIMER l.. SCHIYy
JAMES TIMPsON,
HARRY BRONNER
Bondholderp' Conutn.>
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was decidedly better tone in the
market for outside securities, altnougn
speculation showed a slight falling off. In
the higher priced copper issues strength
developed on good inside buying, Wnlie
fractional Improvement was shown In
The industrial list as a rule was neglect
ed, but steady. The feature of the copper
ton, Miami, Boston Chino and Nevada
Consolidated Those issues were actively
dealt in at an improvement of about
point Standard Oil was up about points
in the bid American Tobacco was a shade
easier. Chicago Subway was heavy. The
silver issues were firner, especially Nipls-
sing. which moved about /. Kerr Lake
was firm. but quiet. Bonds were dull.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
MEETINGS..
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York:
Is Nassau Street, New York

2s Nassau Street, New York
A special meeting of the stockholders Of
Guaranty Trust Company of New York has
been called and will be held at the offce Of
the Company. No 2S Nassau Street. in the
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, on
Tuesday. the twenty-hfth day of January.
1910, at 1 O'Clock 2. NJ, for the purpose Of
voting upon agreement entered into and
made by the Board OF Directors of this Com
pany and the Board Of Directors OF Morton
Trust Company and the Board of Directors OF
Fifth Avenue Trust Company. pursuant TO
Section SO Of the Banking Law of the State
Of New York for the merger of Morton Trust
Company and Fifth Avenue Trust Company
into Guaranty Trust Company of New York
: Dated New York, January S, 1910
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
ALEXANDER J. HEMPHILIs President.
E c. HEBBARD Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22


GOLD BONDS OF THE THIRD
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
ISSUED UNDER ITS MORTGAGE
DATED MAY IS, 1900.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tie snlszs
Of the above-mentiOned -Four Per Cert rr
Consolidated Mortgage Hundred Year Cod sus
OF The Third Avenue Railroad Compauy Isza
under its mortgage dated May IS. 1900 as
pursuant TO a Bondholders' Agreement ta,s-
November 8. 1907. entered into between c--l,
holders OF said bonds. as parties o. he ri
part. and James N Wallace and Others C.
mittee. as parties Of the second part 70 WI.
Bondholders' Agreement references Is nsss .s
all its terms and provisions. Plan and ASs-
rent OF Reorganization. dated Decemhes !
1909. has been duly prepared and adopted nd
a copy thereC: duly lodged with the Cearal
Trust Company OF New York as Deposur.
Printed copies OF such Bondholdsrs' AEsns:
and OF said Plan and Agreement Of ReOrarz
ton may be obtained at the Office Of said D
positary. No. "a Wall Street New Yerk.
Holders Of said -Four Per Cent First ct
solidsted Mortgage Hundred Year Cod 8a,s
Of The Third Avenue Railroad Company ~
have not yet deposited their bonds u,de, q
dlO-c>dAu DoAulo4ucES Agreement OF Hu'c-11
s. 1907, are hereby notified that they ~
without penalty. become parties to The al
Bondholders' Agreement Of November :. ,sa
and entitled to avstl OF the benetf q
said Plan and Agreement OF Reorgani5sroa
cepositing their bonds with the coupon II I.;-
sry I. 1908. and all subsequent coupons acr>
panying the same. with the Central Trust Ca,-
pany OF New York, as Depositsry as aforsssA
on or before February IS. 1910. and scc1 :
postt shall be deemed equivalent 10 the t1as
written assent 10 said Plan and Asreenea,
Reorganization Bonds so deposited vii thar
after be held hy the Deposirary for account
the Committee, subject 10 the terms and '7s
visions Of said Bondholders' Agreement Of W
vember 8. 1907. ard said Plan and Asreenta
of Reorganization. as fully 10 al inlsao ~
purposes as il heretofore deposited
Dated New York. January IS. 1910
JAMES N WALLACE.
ADRIAN ISELIN,
EDMUND ID. RANDOLPH
MORTIMER L. SCHIFh
JAMES TIMPSON.
HARRY BRONNER.
BondhoIders' Commfuo
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
ayI.TGaW1TFD CoPPER CoWP.YY
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIyER
RAILROAD COMPANY

IFeaslrers Dfilce, Grand Central SLAtlcn.
New York. January 18th. 1910
Notice Sc hereby given that the five per cent.
Three Year Gold Notes OF this Company nastur-
.ng February i. 1910 will be paid at this Office
or and after that date. Coupons should be de
iached and presented separately. Checks for IN
terest On Registered Notes will be mailed as
usual EDWARD L ROSSTTFR Treasured
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
MORTON TRUST COMPANY.
3S Nassau Street.
90 = LSSd U SII &C
New York

New York
A special meeting of the stockholders of
Morton Trust Company will be held at the
Office of the Company, No. IS Nassau Street.
in the Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New
York on Tuesday. the twenty-ffth day OF
January. 1910, at o'clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of voting upon agreement entered into
and made by the Board Of Directors of the
Company and the Board of Directors of Guar
anty Trust Company Of New York and the
Board Of Directors OF Fifth Avenue Trust
Company. pursuant TO Section SO of the Bank
ing Law of the State of New York, for the
merger of Morton Trust Company and Fifth
Avenue Trust Company into Guaranty Trust
Company of New York
Dated New York January 6. 1910
BY order of the Board of Directors.
LEVI P. MORTON, President
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
ATLANTIC, GULF AND WEST INDIES
STEAMSHIP LINES

The books for the transfer of stock Of the
above named company will be closed at the close
of business on January 26. 1910. and will re.
t1nain continuously closed until the opening or
business the day following the final adjourn
rnent Of the annual stockholders meeting, which
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
BON DS.

50 600 Bng c Ry 6s... SO 50 50 50
5000 Con Ariz 5s... IS 60 55 90
10000 T ST. 6 W c Z As S4s S42s S4Z S4%
10000 West Pacific 5s s7s 9T3s eTla era
"SeiIs cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
ELECTIONS.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE TRENTON PoTTERIEs COMPANY.
Trenton. y. J., January 20, 1910.
Dividend No. 40.
Al meeting OF the Board OF Directors held
this Gay. dividend Of ONE PER CENT. QG0
was declared on the Preferred Stock Of the Com
pany payable January 25th 1910, 10 Stock
holders OF record at 3 O'Clock P. NJ. January
20rh. 1910.
Transfer Books do not close.
c. Z. LAWTON, Secretary & Treasurer.
AIALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.
- Broadway, New York, January 21st 1910.
A. a meeting OF the Directors Of the Analga-
mated Copper Company a dividend Of ONE
HALF OF ONE PER CENT az Of 1e6) was de-
clarec. payable February 28th. 1910. TO stock
holders OF record on the books OF the Company
Of O'Clock P. II January 27th. 1910.
A Z MEILN. SenrefarY ana Treasurer-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
NEW YORK.
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS

NEW YORK CITY, January o. 1910.
A Special Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
GUARANTEED MORTGAGE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK Will be held the 9th day OF
February. 1910 al l O'clock P. n. at the Office
of such Company, at No 200 Broadway Borough
OF Manhattan, in the City of New York, for the
purpose OF voting upon proposition TO increase
its Capital Stock from One hundred thousand
Dollars. consisting Of One thousand shares Of the
par value Of One hundred Dollars each 10 Two
hundred and fifty thousand Dollars. consisting Of
twenty-five hundred shares OF the par value of
One hundred Dollars each
JAMES L BENNETT, President.
WIN. D LEONARD. Secretary.
once Of the Maryland Coal Company.
No. Broadway. New York, January 5th, 1910.
The annual meeting Of the Maryland Cokl
Company foI the election of President and ten
Directors, and for such other business may
come before the meeting, Will be held at tia
Office Of the Company. No. / Broadway Nev
York, on TUESDAY, February LIST. 1910. Eleven
A. M
Transfer books will close on January 10th at
three P. N. ana reopen the morning OF
February 2nc. 1910
H. p NEDHAM Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders % the FEDERAL PRINTING COM
PANY will be held al the Offices Of the Comnan n.y.
23l West 39th Street. New York City at eleven
NJ on Monday. January - 1910 for the pur-
pose OF electing Directors and the transaction OF
try other business authorized 10 be transacted by
the Stockholders.
A z CLIFFORD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
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FIFTH AVENUE TRUST COMPANY.
514 FIFTH AVENUE.

4 special meeting Of the stockholders Of Fifth
Avenue Trust Company will be held at the Of
fee of the Company. No. 514 Fifth Avenue, in
the Borough OF Manhattan City of New York
on Tuesday, the twenty-ffth day of January
1910 ar I O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
voting upon agreement entered into and
made by the Board of Directors Of the Company
and the Board Of Directors OF Guaranty Trust
Company of New York and the Board of Direc-
tors Of Morton Trust Company. pursuant to
Section 36 Of the Banking Law of the State Of
New York, for the merger OF Morton Trust
Company and Fifth Avenue Trust Company
into Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
Dated New York, January 6, 1910.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
F. LEVI p MORTON. President.
JAMES II. PRATT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

E sss sss
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
NQuSTRIAL.

Sales Open. High Low. Last. |
% Am Tobacco. -. .41O14 410L& 41O4 410A |
1,500 June Oil $1,000. 20 % 20 20
so Manhattan Tr... .
60 Royal Bak pf 40 Ill no III
so Standard Oil. .6441a $50 6441a 64l
200 Un Cigar Mfg. SS1s SSia SS1a Seta
$500 U Light & H. 2l4 rs "a 2s
200 do pref. 8A 81 SA SAt
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles D. Barney & Co, No AZ
4th street, PHILADELPHIA S'u'i'
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
BOSTON STOCKS,

FURNISHED by r. L. Day & Co, No az Wall
street-)
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing ISO9-'22
FURNISHED by Swartwout & AppenzeIlar No 40
Pine St)
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION
Notice to Non-Depositing
BondholdePs

TO HOLDERS OF THE FOUR pm
MORTGAGE HUNDRED YEAR
GOLD BONDS OF THE THIRD
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
ISSUED UNDER ITS MORTGAGE
DATED MAY IS. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

asked. TEX dividend TEX rights.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
written by
George KendriCk Buck
Publicity Limited
MINING.

IS Lawlor Building. Toronto. Ont.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Total sales OF bonds, So. PAS, 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
J.P. MORGAN & I"

New York. January 20. 1910,
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-16
terday. Dec. 14.7S; Jan. 14s0;
May 14.9O.
Spots. New York. 14.9O; Coz
lumbus, Ia ga.


The attraction at the Columbus
Theatra for an engagement OF
two performances commencing
Monday afternoon will be Beulah
Poynter's dramatization of Mary
j. Holmes popular novel LENA
Rivers"
Her story of suffering and hu-
initiation is cleverly and interest
ingly told. The play is written
with a prologue, in which Lena
and her grandmother are shown
in their poor, but happy home in
the hills of Massachutts, and
three acts which deal with their
experiences with rich relatives in
Kentucky. Miss Rosalind Lee
viii be seen in the title role, and
she is ably supported by a clever
company, which was selected by
Miss Poynter herself. A special
matinee will be given at 3 D. M,
prices Is and so cents.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-16
Reception for Bishop.

A brilliant reception was given
at the First Methodist church on
last evening for Bishop j. III.
Mccoy of Birmingham. who was
honored at the last meeting of
general conference in Ashville
by the title of Bishop.
Bishop Mccoy is the youngest
and one of the most brilliant
men IN the M. E. church. Shar-
ing in the honors with the dis
tinguished divine on last evening
were the Methodist teachers and
pupils of the Industrial Institute
and College. The teachers stood
in line with Bishop Mccoy and
Rev. and Mrs. T. w. Lewis and
the other ministers of the city.
Hundreds of church members
and others called and greeted the
visitor and met and welcomed
of the /. /. and C.
Fruit frappe was served.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-16

Tuesday the Fair opens, the
biggest, best Fair Columbus has
ever had. That this is to be the
best Fair Columbus has ever
seen is promised by the Fair As
sociation. the people interested
in amusing the public, the ex-
hibitors, and the new and novel
features to be presented make it
a guarantee.
Among the numerous attrac-
tions is the alrship. 1t is the
same dirigible balloon operated
by the same aviator. E. j. Par
ker, that proved the greatest
drawing card of the Appalachian
Exposition, just ended at Knox
vile, Tenn, after four weeks
success. Mr.. Parker will make
two or three flights every day,
one at 10 a. M, another early in
the afternoon, and then one at
night under a searchlight. The
night ascension will be spectacu-
lar to degree.
The airship itself will be dark,
its movements hundreds of feet
up, being made startlingly visi-
bic by a powerful light thrown
upon it from the ground. Mr..
Parker has perfect control of his
air machine and can circle, glide,
soar and descend at will.
The airship is practically the
same as the Zepperlin dirigible
which is now holding the atten-
ton of Germany.
It is sixty feet long, eighteen
in diameter, and made of oiled
japanese silk. When ready for
flight it holds 1000 cubic feet of
hydrogen gas. A powerful mo-
tor just ahead of where the avia-
tor sits astride the skeleton
frame, whirls the fan like pro-
pellers.
Instead of the one flight over
Columbus contracted for, Mr..
Parker will make several, to be
arranged according to wind cons
ditions and announced at short
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-16

notice. So it behooves people tc
be pretty constantly either uE
town or at the Fair Grounds on
the look out.
Mr.. Parker is accompanied
here by his wife, who. however,
does not ascend into the air with
him. She watches every prepa-
ration for the flights with the
keenest interest, but when her
husband sails out and up toward
the heavens, her nerve, if his
does not, fails. Il always hide
in the tent" she said yesterday,
81 can't stand to watch him I'd
there. 1 just wait until its all
over"
SHOWS AT FAIR GROUNDS.
The Great Cosmopolitan Shows
will arrive in the city at noon to-
day on their own special train of
twenty cars, and the employees
will Immediately start getting
things ready for the fair. This
company enjoys not only the dis
tinction of being the best COM
pany of it's kind but the largest
and cleanest catering to the
amusement loving public.
Carrying fifteen shows and
five of the most sensational free
acts the Great Cosmopolitan
Shows offers an entertainment of
such variety and character that
every person who visits the Fair
Grounds. it is confidently prom
ised by the management, wit
feel we'll repaid. Gambling de-
vices, Objectionable features.
such as confetti, and rubber
balls, are not tolerated by the
manager, Mr.. j. r. Anderson.
who has a wide reputation for
conducting his shows in a man
ner to give the utmost satisfac-
ton to the public, The Royal
Italian band of the company will
furnish music morning, after
noon and night.
Tuesday, Wednesday and
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-16
FAIR READY FOR TUESDAYS OPENING
MANY NEW AND NOVEL ATTRACTIONS
ASHP MAKES SEVERAL FLIGHTS DAY AT GROUNDS AND over CITY
GREAT COSMOPOLITAN SHOWS OFFER FIFTEEN ENTERTAINING FEATURES RNG CARD
HOLDS HALF DOZEN DAILY EVENTS AND EXHIBITIONS IN ALL LINES
BETTER THAN EVER

Thursday there will be six races
every afternoon. beginning at
.1:30. They will be for both run
ming and harness horses and will
show the best racing blood in
the south. Attesting the high
quality of these events, applica-
ton has been made for more
stall space than the grounds can
accommodate. Forty-six stalls
have already been filed. The
rae es will be excellent.
The Horse Shows, Wednesday
and Thursday nights will be ex-
ceptionally attractive. Chaper-
ones: Mrs. J. M. Morgan. Mrs.
John Oliver, Mrs. r. E Johnson,
superintendent, Saunders Brad
ford Special committee, j. S.
Billups, Jr., T. B. Blake, Edw.
HumphHese; director, DR.. John
Oliver.
The automobile parade and
races Tuesday will furnish pic
turesqueness and excitement a
plenty. The superintendents
are: Mrs. J. Z. Sanford, Mrs.
w. D. Sanders. Miss Mary
Garth, w. ID. Sanders, Willis
Garth, Bailey Hardy.
The football game Friday,
College Day, between the A. &
M. of Miss. and Louisiana State
University, will be jam up.
Louisiana stands at the the top
of Southern teams. and the A. &
vi. s record is well known. The
game is so well worth seeing that
people viii come for it from
Starkville. Meridian, Aberdeen
and other points east and west.
The Agricultural department
will display the best of the farm
products. the poultry. art and in
dustrial departments will be bet
ter thau ever, and other features
too numerous to mention outside
of a catalogue, viii be there. to
say nothing of the Merchants
and Manufacturers building,
where more than score of
booths will show attractive wares.