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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-11-05
Twelve Miles, One Nights Dancing.

Boston, Mass.-A university student,
by attaching pedometers TO his legs
while executing the modern dances
has discovered that couple travels
twelve miles an evening for the dance
of ordinary length. Experiments
showed that the average for the tango
was four-fifths of a mile per single
dance and only one-eighth of mile
for the hesitation waltz
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
WASH GOODS.

25c value Brighton Pique 30 inches I 5c
wide, 9-Day Sale Price. a yard.
Black, navy. sky blue Copenhagen and
white.
25c value Antofnetta Stripes. q inches
wide, ebay Sale Price, a 15C
yard ............ .......... -
A dainty sheer fabric with wide satin
stripes Black only.
25c value TareOut Tissue, q inches I Sr
wide, 9-Day Sale Price, yard. 4"N
sc vaIue Mercedes Tissue, 27. inches 1oc
wide, 9-Day Sale Price, 4 yard. ~
White, sky blue, cream, green and tan.
wide, a-Day Sale Price. a yard AoN
Colors are pink, blue. brown, red and
25c vaIue Ratfne Crepe. y inches 1oc
wide. a-Day Sale Price "A ward. ~
Whit" grounds with stripes Of blue.
pink lilac. tan and black
Pc value Cotton CEepes, q inches 1oC
wide, 9-Day Sale Price. a yard 1"S
COors arc blue. brown, lilac and white
Sc value silk Stripe Eotle, q inches Ole
vide. 9-Day Sals Price, yard - -
Colors are PinkA blue and lilac.
wide, 9-Day Sale Price, a yard. A"C
A full line Of Kiuono patterns in shades
Of blue. rose, gray, lavender, lilac
and red
35c value 3ustraI Organdfe. 27 inch 1oc
IS wide, 9-Day Sale Price. a yard ~
Sheer fabrics, with wide satin stripes:
white grounds, printed designs in
Soc value NIercerized Voton, 80 inches
wide, 9-Day Sale Price, 1oc
White grounds VITA dainty printed pat-
terms. An excellent fabric for warm
weather.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
WHITE GOODS.

Great, BiIIowy Heaps of Snow White
Goods. with prices shattered beyond
belief.
Dainty, sheer fabrics, such as Dimity.
Swiss, Madras, Lawns. Lace Stripes and
Dots.
12lac value White Goods. q inches and
80 inches wide, 9-Day Sale Price SC
"a a1l,o Sdro 1I-t+ CO. - 49,,
30 inches wide, 9-Day Sale Price. 10-
20c value white Goods, q inches and
80 inches wide, H-Day Sale Price, 1Cc
a5e vaiue fe white Goods. q inches and
so inches wide, 9-Day Sale Price, 5c
aSc value Linaire checks and Stripes.
20 inches wide, 9-Day Sale Price. I 5C
YARD ..-...-..-..-.- .'..---
An ideal fabric for this climate Dainty
sheer material in checks and stripes
76c value Kercbine. % inches wide. 15C
Nothing better for shirt waists and
handkerchiefs.
35c value Linatre Checks and Stripes.
80 inches wide, e-Day Sale Price, 10c
81 90 value White Crepe. 40 inches zoc
wide. 9-Day Sale Price a yard. ~
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
SHEETS AND PILLOW
CASES.

soc value Welded Sheets. size 72x90 2QC
inches. 9-Day Sale Price ........ SNC
Made of heavy weight material with
three-inch hens. pure finish. no filling.
wearweH Sheets size 63x9o inches. s.
inch hens, seamless, 9-Day HOC
Sale Price ...............
Wearwen Sheets, size S1x9o inches
seamless, three-inch hens 9-Day 75r
Sale Price ...-...........-..
slOo value Imperial Sheets. size S1x99
inches. free from starch. 3-inch 7Gc
seamless, 9-Day Sale Price. ..... ~
s11O value Golden Gate Sheets, size
S1N90 inches, seamless. 3-inch hem 0Qc
9-pay Sale Price ................ wv
SIPS value Golden Gate Sheets, size
61X99 inches. 3-inch hens, seamless
superior cloth construction, 9 c1 06
Day Sale Price. QA'Oo
15c value Belfast Linen Pillow Cas- TO-
es, size 42X36, 9-Day Sale Price ANS
25c value Golden Gate Pillow Cases. TO-
size s5X36 ebay Sale Price 80. @SS
35c value Embroidered Pillow Cases. size
45X36 inches, hemstitched, 9-Day 9Oc
.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
MEMS HOSE.

SOC value Mems Silk Hose. 9-Day soc
sale Price -......-... .-.-----.
Made Of pure silk, high sprced heel. toe
and heel of pure linen.
Csc value Mems Lisle and Silk 1Qr
Hose. 9-Day Sale Price. .........-
full line OF the leading shades and
black. A special purchase OF drunlmers
samples make possible this wonderful
offering.
15c value Mems Hose, 9-Day Sale 11c
1oc value Mems Hose, s-Day Sale Sc
Price .......-.-..------.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
WOMEN'S SHOES.

300 pairs Low Shoes and
Slippers, sizes 212, 3, I and
8, first quality goods that
sold regularly from $50
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
DRESS GOODS.

CSC value Cotton Serge. 9-Day Sale I
25c value Casnemere, 9-Day Sale
Price, a yard .................
SOC value Wool Dress Goods, 9-Day Q
Sale Price. a yard ................... =
-5c value Wool Dress Goods, 9-Day K
Sale Price. yard ........-......-.-.
45c value Cotton Voiles, 9-Day Sale .
a yard .........,..........
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
SHIRTS.

$50 value Mems Shirts, 9-Day c1 10
Sale Price .-........ -..-.... -
Coat style Negligee Shirts with attach
ed cuffs. made Of the very finest i'm
ported woven and printed madras
nice assortment OF patterns in the latest
designs in light COIors. All sizes.
800 value Mems shirts. s-Day Sale 7oc
FElCS
Made Of both printed and woven
shirtings, coat style with attached cuffs.
The styles are all light effects in both
neat and desirable colOrs and white.
full line Of sizes.
SOC value Mems Shirts, s-Day Sale 4Oc
Made Of Corded and Satin Stripe
Madras. The patterns include the de-
sired effects. prominent among which
are the black and white stripes. All
sizes: cuffs attached. with and without
attached collars. This lot also includes
full and complete assortment Of
Chambray Shirts. in both light and dark
blue
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21

from 6 to II, So value,
9-Day Sale Price. 1929
$3.50 value Mems gun metal
button and gun metal OK
fords, all sizes from 6 to
II, 9-Day Sale
Price ......S2 S2.78
Mems Russian Calf OxfOrds
and patent leather Oxfords
sizes 6 to II, standard 81
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
IS WE'LL HERE ARE MORE OF THE 0's

Beginning promptly at minutes after o'clock
Monday morning, will sell Chldrens Handker chiefs
&c value, for 1c each This article will be sale only
minutes and only FIVE handkerchiefs sold a customer
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
LACE CURTAINS.

IL = = - y 7 = = \ I -
SOC value Lace Curtains, 9-Day &c
Nottingham Lace Curtains in 21z yard
lengths. White only.
800 value Lace Curtains s-Day 7oc
White, Arabian and Ecru Nottingham
Lace Curtains. 3-yard lengths.
$50 value Lace Curtains. 9-Day S1.19
Sale Price ..........-.. .....-......-... y D4'AC
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 yards
long coIors. Arabian Ecru and white.
$3.50 value Lace Curtains. 9-Day ST .9S
Sale Price -...... ..--.......- ..--.. pA'SO
Extra Fine Lace Curtains in white
only.
$500 value Wolfe Curtains. 9-Day 60 m
Made of good quality material, 2iz
yards long.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
MEMS UMBRELLAS.
MEMS NECKWEAR.

&c value Mems Neckwear. s-Day 10c
Sale Price ..-...................-
One great assortment OF Four Hand
Ties. Desirable patterns and made Of
pure silk
soc value Mems Neckwear. 9-Day 2Qc
Sale Price .,................-..--
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
BOYS SUITS.

s. so value Boys Suits. e-Day 81 80
Sale Price ........-......-...- = -
Made Of Al-wooI Serge. navy blue
Absolutely fast color. All sizes.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-21
BED SPREADS.

800 value Queen Spreads, size 79C
6SN7S inches, 9-Day Sale Price. ~
A most excellent value, handsome
Honey Comb Spreads. free from starch.
$I25 value Queen Spreads. size QQc
e5x78 inches, 9-Day Sale Price 'oC
Same quality above, heavily
fringed.
$50 yaIue Snow White Spreads, 81 %
size 76xS4 9-Day Sale Price P1''~0
A good weight and size Beautiful de-
signs, honey comb Spreads, no starCh.
Choice Of plain scalloped or fringed.
81 90 value Liberty Spreads, size C1 R0
76x94 inches, 9-Day Sale Price P4 'C0
Crochet Spreads in MarsaiLes patterns
handsomely sCalOped
$3.50 value Beauty Brand Spreads size
84X68 inches, s-Day Sale G. 90
Price -.......... y 100
Embracing all Of the desirable features
in design and wearing qualities.
s.. % value Empress Spreads, size c1 70
S4N90 inches. 9-DaE Sale Price
Truly prize-winning value Crochet
Spreads in MarsaiIes raised patterns.
500 value Sun Flower Spreads. 60 ga
size S4x90. 9-Day Sale Price T.. p%'O0
81 % value Riverside Spreads, size GO 20
@Ox100 inches. 9-Day Sale PricePo'Oo
Sca,Ioped with cut corners fringed and
plain Spreads Of handsome MaTsaiUes
design.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-09
SEEK SULLIVAN'S
S1,OOO,OOO LOOT
Continued from page I

demand upon the Governor for his
removal In view, will be held to-day.
Frank Grether, of 80 Wall St, Is chair
man. The depositors intend TO begin
activities at once and make their m
vcstigation a thorough one.
Comfy hat v Everit Macy, wealthy.
and superintendent Of the Poor IS
being considered for warden of Sing
Sing Prison. TO succeed McCormick,
were denied by him yesterday.
Some time ago Mr. Macy, who was
elected on a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ticket. visited the prison, and this fact
strengthened the impression that ne
might be named warden. IT'S not IN
INV line of work" asserted Mr.. Macy,
but | hope somebody who understands
the work will be appointed" He de,
MED that the office has been offered
10 him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-09
LAUTERBACH TO PLEAD
Lamar Has Quiet Day in Cell
as Friends Seek Bondsman.

David Lamar, committed to the
Tombs Saturday in default OF 100000
bail on an indictment of impersonatlng
federal officers, spent quiet day yes
terday while his friends were trying
to arrange for his release this morn
ing. He had no callers.
Edward Lauterbach, indicted with
Lamar, said a. his home: "All | can
say to-day is that had most excel
lent dinner. wonder if that may be
come the subject Of an inquiry You
never can tell what a federal grand
jury will do
Mr.. Lauterbach is expected to be in
court at 1O:30 this morning, with
Judge William y. Cohen, his counsel
10 plead 1t is not expected that the
District Attorneys Office will ask for
heavy bail or that there will be Diff
hcultv in arranging II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-09
Gable Tells of Stork Visit.

Montclair, y. j., Nov. s.-Harry Ar
mold. Of 427 Bloomfield av., this town,
received a cable message to-day in
forming him that his wife had given
birth to a son in London. Mrs. Arnold
is visiting relatives in London. she
was a passenger on the Lusitania when
that ship made its daring trip from
New York to England just after war
was declared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-09
The Great White Throne;
It's Judgment N0w Due
ECCLESIASTICAL AND SOCIAL SHAKING
Mems Hearts Failing Them for Fear -Apprehending
Troubles impending -SeIfshness Bightng Humanity
-Messahs Throne of Purity and Justice and Love
Earth's Only Hope
Earth 8 Only Hope.

Philadelphia,Pa Pa,
Nov. 3. Pastor
Russell preach ed
today at the Co
lonial r h ca I r o
from the text, u
saw a Great White
Throne, and Him
that sat on 1t,
from whose face
the earth and the
heaven fled away;
and I h ere was
found no place for
them" Revelation
20:11) The Pas
tor had a request
for further light
on a previous dis
course which he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-09

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weekly
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-09

io' . 'i'a TIME Is At hAN ',bso vll
sscS Sg copy. postpaid. u ,sng,.sTrnationA
by 3ac. In stamps. Ad. iIsi,S II Hien
Bibls students Ass.. ''''
street. Brooklyn, y. l.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

April 27th, 1914. Ceilings Veh. & liar Co, Phoenix, AriZ
 Dear Sir: We are using spring tooth harrows, equipped with the Ceilings Tooth, on our 400 acres of alfalfa, and find it is the best alfalfa cultivator that we have ever used. By cutivatng our alfalfa with this tool have increased the crop at least B 1-3 per cent, you guaranteed that it would dO
 We began two years ago by using one harrow of this kind, and we are using three in fields. Our land is perfectly clean. and we consider this cultivator the best for eradicatng FOX tail' and obnoX- iOus weeds.
 We also consider the Ceilings Tooth superior to any other harrow in preparing plowed ground for making seed bed, as it loosens the dirt and puts it in the best possible condition, leaving it smoother than the old flat tooth. It being oval shaped it SCOUTS and wears off, keeping it's point sharp until the tooth is entirely worn out. Yours very truly,
 VALLEY REALTY & TRUST co. By R. M. Tuckey.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20
Pythian Sisters

October 29th has been selected as the date for the first annual BaZ- gar to be given by Purity Temple No. g.
 This our first attempt Is to be made a grand affair. The afternoon will be devoted to Bazaar features and the evening will be for enter tainment and dancing.
 The committees nave been appoint ed and are now working hard to make the affair a splendid success.
 Following are the various com mitteeS appointed:
 General committee, Sisters O'Neil. Diamond and Bellas; Miscellaneous Booth, chairman Sister Thompson; Apron and Cap Booth. chairman Sis ter Aisney; Refreshment Booth chairman, Sister Coyle; Candy Booth, chairman, Sister Heilman: Prize Booth, chairman, Sister Kane.
 Mention will be made from time time of this Bazaar and from the enthusiasm displayed by all the sis ters, the affair will be a pronounced success.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

Brothers Struckmeyer, Curtis, Jud- son and Loper.
 Interest has begun to center around our Grand Lodge meeting to be held in Globe on October 13th There will be quite representation from Phoenix No. present in Globe especially of a DOhmey class is to be put on over there. Brother Curtis informs us there is a class of "A tyros willing to take the trip, across the desert. Nothing definite about the Globe class of Dohmey has been settled yet, but will be in a few days.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20
Royal Neighbors

Mrs. Mary E. Smith and Miss Gladys Renders were adopted into the Royal Neighb6r Camp at our meeting Wednesday evening. The camp also ballotted on three other applications.
 The Royal Neighbor Thimble club held it's meeting at Riverside park, Tuesday afternoon and plans were made in regard to the work to be done this coming winter.
 All had a good social time, some of the ladies enjoying themselves i'll the swimming pool.
 Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by the hostesses. Neighbors Sweatman, Nafziger and Quist.
 The next meeting will be held October 9th at the home of Nelghbor Lewis, 317 North Fifth avenue.
 RECORDER.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

Ceilings Veh. & Har, Co, Phoenix, Ariz
 Dear MT. Ceilings: I consider spring tooth harrow of the most important tools on farm.
 Since the advent of the Ceilings Tooth" this machine has become a necessity wher- ever alfalfa is raised, and that especially so in an irrigated country The Ceilings Tooth prepares the seed bed for grain or alfalfa to a queens taste. With it the ground can be stirred just enough for the much desired dust mulch,' leaving the seed bed moist and firmly packed one to one and a half inches from the surface
 We have all practical knowledge of all the tools for cultivating alfalfa, viz: The disc spike tooth harrows and a large wheel, alfalfa cultivator
 None of the machines compares with the Ceilings Tooth for doing the right thing at the right time A boy can handle it, and the cost of operating is the least, as Ceilings guarantees the tooth to retain it's shape So the tooth just wears out. Yours truly, J. STANLEY HOWARD.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

you are struggling to ascend the social ladder, and if you succeed your reward is but monetary?
 He who is exempt from all useful work is exposed to danger and un- rest, whoever performs a useful ser
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

where can you do the most good in a lodge of this character-where an act of kindness is more apprec- lated than a gift of money, where your opportunity for doing good is
 unlimited-or in the lodge where
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

vice is to that extent a benefactor of the race. If all men ever do is to be merry, eat, drink and die, what good is there in goodness? What spur to high ambitions? Who shall tend the altars where love of
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20
LODGE LORE

Several working committees were appointed. The good of the order and roster committees are to have a meeting this week.
 Several good talks were made by
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

virtue, justice and truth may burn inviolate? The harvest is great, but the laborers are few Show me a Moose who lives according to the teachings of the order and l will
 Continued on Page TWelve)
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20
kniuhts or Pythias

Friday night marked the beginning of our winter activities. It was a splendid sight to see all our chairs occupied, it reminds us of our last years attendance.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

pay for it. I have been buying all of the first crop every year until this year. I have used this cultivator on all of 70 acres. It is great for killing Foxtail I would not be without one of the machines. I praise them very highly. Respectfully,
 w. l.. FEEL, R. F. D. No. 2.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20
Anril 27th. 1914.

Ceilings Veh & liar Co, Phoenix, Ariz Dear Sir: 1 have used your spring tooth for about three years and have found it very satisfactory.
 It is the best tool on the market to work in alfalfa It will work the ground better and hurt the alfalfa less than any tool l know of, and l have used good many. Yours very truly,
 K. S. TOUNSEND.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20
April 27th. 1914 MT. E. T. Ceilings Phoenix, Ariz

April 27th. 1914 MT. E. T. Ceilings, Phoenix, Arz.
 Dear Sir: On my ranch we have been using your improved Spring Tooth Harrow for some time past, both for cultivating our alfalfa and for fining our plowed fields, and We find it far superior for the purpose stated to any similar form of Harrow and Cultivator the market
 Before using your improved spring tooth harrow we used alfalfa cultvator in our fields, but obt2ned very much better results from improved harrow and we have discarded the of the alfalfa cul- tivator entirely.
 We believe the use of your improved cultivator will increase, as it certainly has merit. and you deserve great success in your endeavor to place in the hands of the farmers an improved, up-to-date cultivator Yours very truly, w. $. Humbert.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20
April 27th, 1914.

April 21th, 1914. Ceilings Veh. X Har Co, Phoenix, Ariz Gentlemen: As regards the Ceilings Tooth, will say that I have used a harrow equipped with them for about a year, and they are in every way superior to the old flat tooth spring.
 Especially good cultivator in al falfa, they are sef-ceaning of trash. Have also used it on heavy sodded ploughcd ground and found it good, always keeps in condition as the teeth are self sharpening.
 Have used them on both my own and the country farm. Yours very truly, COUNTY SUPERVISOR LIN B. ORME.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20
April 27th, 1914.

April 27th, 1914. Ceilings Veh & Har Co, Phoenix, Ariz Dear MT. Ceilings: I have used your Ceilings Spring Tooth Harrow on alfalfa and also on slick land I find it great improvement over the old harrow and think if it is given a fair chance it will prove satisfactory anywhere Yours very truly,
 l.. D. ROUSSEAU.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20
April 27th. 1914.

April 27th, 1914 Ceilings Ven & liar. Co, Phoenix, Ariz
 Dear Sir: We have used your special tooth on our spring harrows for some time We have used these harrows in our or chards and in alfalfa fields and like this springtooth of yours very much better than the old flat spring tooth. We have dis .carded the old flat tooth entirely
 A spring tooth harrow fitted with your special tooth makes a most excellent imple- ment for working in alfalfa, both in pre- pairing seed bed for planting and in culti- vating an old stand of alfalfa as the teeth enter and tear up the ground easily with no damage whatever to the alfalfa roots or crowns.
 One especial feature which l would like to mention in regard to this tooth is that it is always sharp and ready for work This as a feature that l have not found in any other alfalfa. cultivator.
 I consider your spring tooth harrow a better all-round cultivator for working alfalfa and orchard than any other tooth cultivator I have used
 There is another feature of the opera ton of this tooth which I might menton and that is this: In cutivatng orchard ground, the flexibility of the tooth and the consequent oscillating action prevents the formation of hard pan or blow sole be- meath the cultivated earth mulch to greater extent than when the orchard is cultivated with a solid tooth. The spring ing motion of the tooth does not produce a flat, even, smooth surface of soil beneath the cultivated dust mulch, but leaves the sur face rather rough, taking chunk and leaving chunk which does not pack the dirt so much. l consider this quite an important feature in orchard cultivation. Yours very truly.
 PHOENIX TRUST CO,
 By Ralph Murphy.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

April 27th, 1914. Ceilings Veh. & Har Co, Phoenix, Ariz.
 Dear Sir: I have used your alfalfa cultvator on 70 acres of alfalfa and 1 find it all right. l am satisfied I have in creased the yield enough 20 acres to
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20
April 27th, 1914.

AUTH ilII, I5I1. Ceilings Veh. & Har Co. Gentlemen: We have been using the Ceilings Spring Tooth Cultivator the past season and it has given us entire satis- faction for cutivating alfalfa.
 HARER BROS. Palo Verde Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20
April 27th. 1914.

April 27th 1914. Ceilings Veh. X Har Co. Gentlemen: l have used Ceilings Spring Tooth Harrow with entire satisfaction and will recommend it as the best Alfalfa Gull tivator on the market
 D. H. MCDONALD Buckeye, Ariz
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

Ceilings Veh. & Har Co.
 Gentlemen: 1 have used the Ceilings Spring Tooth Cultivator. I am well pleased with it and would not think of doing without it. M A. HAZEN.
 Palo Verde Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

AprlI Zlth, IyI4. Ceilings Veh. & Har Co Gentlemen: Having used Ceilings Spring Tooth Harrow, I can heartily rec ommend them to any rancher raising al falfa JONES BROS. Buckeye Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

Aprl gun, l9l4. Ceilings Veh. & Har Co. Gentlemen; I have used a Ceilings Spring Tooth Harrow the past season and can recommend them to any farmer for cultiVating alfalfa
 ADAM MAR. Buckeye AriZ
Arizona republican., 1914-09-20

Continued on Page Twelve
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1914-08-13
Great Stock Show.

An enthusiastic meeting was held
in the courthouse at Bolivar for the
purpose of providing for the free ex-
hibit of the live stock and agricul-
tural products of this county. The
date is to be set later.
The meeting was called to order
by the election of II. E. Carter, Chair
man. and Edwin F. Polk, Secretary.
Over one hundred were present and
addresses were made by several. Dan
B. Goock of Selmer made a very en-
couraging talk, setting forth the many
advantages McNairy county had de-
rived from the free exhibits held there
each fall.
Hardeman county can boast of the
finest herd of shorthorn cattle in the
world, raised on the Lespesdeza farm
of H. B. Duryea at Hickory Valley,
Tenn. He has given much encourage
ment to this move and promises his
hearty cooperation. The exhibit will
last two or three days, and will at
tract great crowds from all parts OF
the county. The committee appoint
ed at the mass-convention is actively
engaged in advertising the exhibit,
and some very fine stock is to be seen
there.