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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-05
Periodically Inclined.
The Gettysburx Line.

The subcommittee Of the Senate commit
tee on the District of Columbia lravins.
charge Of the Washington and Gettysburg
railway bin held hearing at the Capitol
this afternoon. Amor those present were
+. p. Mctzefott. Enos Ray, Albert Gleason.
George w. Ciss.i, John Miller, F. r. Nc.
Ccrmtck and Chas. G. Lynch. All were in
favor Of the passage of the bill. though
Messrs. Mccormick ard Lynch opposed the
use OF Eth street for the tracks cf the
company through Brcokland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening. the high
est and the 10 west and the closing prices Of
the New York stock market today. as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney. members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents.
Messrs. Van Emburgh & Atterbury. No. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-05
Steamship Arr,va,.

At Hamburg-Patria. from New York.
At London-M Mississippi. from New York.
At observation-disclosures from New
York for Liverpool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-05

Clarence Byrd. Jcolpred. was today held
by Judge Scott In 300 bail for the. action
Of the grand jury to answer the charge OF
setting fire to the house Of Moses Gaines,
No. 72i s street northwest. the night OF
Aorit D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House Of Representatives today pass
ed a bill authorizing the construction Of a
bridge across the Arkansas river at Web
bers Falls. Indian territory, and then pro-
ceeded to consider the conference report
upon the Alaskan homestead act, which
Mr.. Lacey Qowa) called up.
After az hours debate the conference re-
port was adopted by a vote Of ST to .. Be-
fore agreement was reached speeches were
made by Messrs- Lacey Qowa3. VINO report
ed the bill: Shafroth (Colo). DeVries Call
and Ellis (Ors3, IN favor of the bill, and
Messrs. Pitney IN. j.. Parker IN. j. ard
Loud (Cal), against.
Mr. Grosvenor Ohio then called up from
the committee on labor the bill for the ar
bitration of disputes between railroads and
their employees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-05
AsGLO-AMERIcAN ENTENTE.
Paris Ecinfr Explains the Basis al
Proposed Alliance.

Proposed Alliance.
PARIS. May 5.-The Eclair says negotia-
tions are pending between the United
States and Great Britain which will result
In the latter supporting the former II other
powers favor Spain by attempting to stop
the war before the United States has re-
ceived satisfaction.
The United States. it is added has prom
ised in return to capture the Canary Is
lands and cede them to Great Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-05

Grain, Provfsi0ns and Cotton Markets
Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers
and brokers, 1927 F ST.. members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messra
Ladenburg, Thalmann Co.. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-05

etvernment Bends.
Quotations reported by Corson & Macart-
ney. bankers.
The Coconino sun., 1898-11-05
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ,, 1898.


 Flagstaff is experiencing busiae s boom. The political air is becoming sul- phurous. John S6aggs is up fro.n the Verde valley this week. Marshal Woody Was out of town sev eral days this week. Frank Hart. a prominent wool grower of Navajo county, was in town Wednes day.
 Miss Edith Tolirce left Tuesday for Evanston, Illinois, where she will enter college.
 J. w. Weatherf0rd has moved his family in the second story of his new building. ... ..... ... George McAdams returned from AL buquerque yesterday. where he has spent the better part of the week.
 Larry Nolef. lHe tfusteu olu Sldllu-DN of the Wells-Fargo Express company, was in Flagstaff Monday.
 Mrs. D. J. Brannen spent several days this week in Williams. visiting her sis ter, Mrs. J. X. Mcdonald.
 Frank Gibson, an old time line re- pairer of the Santa Fe, passed through here Monday bound for Williams.
 Charles H. Algert, the Indian trader at Tuba City. returned Monday from a trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles. J. Knox Corbett in Pima county and Ralph Cameron in Coconino are pair that cannot be beat as rustlers. They get genuine pleasure out of campaign ing. Arizona has no more effective workers. and this year Corbett and
The Coconino sun., 1898-11-05

cameron are WOfklhg Witn au eueTgs which will result in giving their friends support at the polls which will elect then.--Arizona Republican.
 Judge Barnes. who spoke here Mon- day in the interest of the democratic party. left for his home in Tucson Tues day.
 F. w. Payne, one of Bellenont's en- terprising business men. was taking in the sights of Fllgstttf the early part of the week.
 Mrs. ]. G. Bidleman of St. Paul. Minn., who spent day or TWO in the Grand Canyon. left Tuesday for Will jams, to join her husband. i Gywnne Dennis of Lombard. Goode & O.. was q passenger on No. yester- day on his way to Williams to look after the mining interests of the company.
 Felix Wea,herford, who has been for the past two years in the employ of B.bbitt Bros, will leave in few days for Nashville, Tennessee. where he will enter college.
 A. A. Fisher and family left this week for Phoenix. where they intend spending the winter. They will stop in the Verde valley and Jerome several weeks while on their way to the capital city.
 The fact that the great Wallace shows are composed exclusively of the great est artists known. and that their prop erty is the best ever built for show pur- poses, ranks it the highest class circus in the world.
 Kaiser FrankfOrter, Jim Cart and NJ. H. Carley returned from hunting trip to Clear Creek Wednesday. Kai- ser says they killed three deer and noodles of duck, but lhey failed to pro- ducea hair or Il feather in evidence, but then Nimrods are all truthful. However we'll take their stories cum
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03

correspondence OF the Argus.
ELIAS HAWKING has novel into the
house vacated by J, T. Hawley.
T. =. Fortney Ia building a new
horse on his farm near the Bethlehem
church. Now look out girls, Tom
means business.
Mrs. Andrew Albright died Monday
'aorning. October 81. of consumption
She was buried in the Reedsyille ccm-
etsry on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Miller started
last Saturday for Meadowyille, Bar.
bour county, to visit relatives.
There will be a flag pole raising nj
No II school house next Saturday,
November 9th, Mt . O'Clock p. ~.
School win begin at No ~ nest
Monday, the 9Th, with T.. ID. Fortuey,
teacher.
Ono evening last woek two young
ladies drove to MilIetsport in a buggy
to sttend singing school. During the
exercises some idiotic niscreant stole
their buggy whip. then took off n tap
from u Of the buggy wheels. On
their road home. while driving down
The pike near George B~ishops,l the
wheel ca ms OF but az they were driv.
iLg allow, M one was Injured.
A series Of meetings commenced Mt
the NJ. u. church, Miliersport, on last
Sunday night. which will be conducted
by Rev. Knots, OF Masontown.
A mush and milk social was given
nea Tw light a few evenings ago, for
the benefit Of Col. William Protzman,
who enjoyed the treat hugely. After
devouring about two gallons OF milk
and the same amount Of mush, the
Colonel took his position in front OF
the fire, which was burning brightly,
looking like a good sized balloon, al.
ter being inflated with not air. Pres
emily "A sound, like escaping steam was
heard, and from the mouth OF Col. Bill
howed a stream of mush and milk as
large as m ordinary stove pipe. The
Col. is now sporting two young ladies'
near Twilight and say he don't know
which ono he will marry yet He said
no kissed them the other night and IL
tasted like molasses. SO IL did.
JENNIE MAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
ELECTION DAY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH.
To The Democratic and Independent Voters of Preston
County.

fOu are "Sont to be called POI toe exercise the htshesa duty ofan Anerhsn
citizen. Upon the csrefula and Intelligent exercise OF this overeirn power OF cit
izenshiP depend, the safety and perpetui.y Of N government Next Tuesday.
November he 18th is the day liked bv law for q to 20 to- the polls ~ vote
for those who are to represent o in he halls o both Nation M State g.la.
ton. 1t h yeu duty o vote, for Il % do not and there should be xvi leg
cempetsn, Representatives This campaign Ia. been conducted on broad and
h6ersip principles But reliable information has rsached us that new tactics,
nave been adopted and that instead Of our ens"ies meeting MS o h platform
n lint he schoo houses m discussing with ur stump speaker. IN national
Issues before tn people political asassins have been turned loo.. in every
to stab i'm tn back nd destroy he character II son of or leaders
whom they dare lot attack in public. By prejudice and falehood the %
undertake to do when 1t is too late to ns~er them that they a o not dare at
the broad open light ofthe day. Mr. Mciraw viii be h especial
homes Of The good people OIL Preston and innoculate them With h. n OF
falsehoo nd malgniy against John T. McGraw. Don't belev it, IL The
Preston Count Journal the organ Of the Republican party is afraid print 1t
@ nay kno il is lie NJ r NcGraw is invulnerabe to n attack. lot his
character Is boy reproach. Born within toe limits ot our county, reared in
Grshon wsereh he nON resides, his faces good name are familiar to most Of
the citizens of thsc county, nd those snscquainted with him would a q we'll to
rors as true.
As to Mr. NcGraws political position you will find IL well defined in tho
platform of The Elkiss convention. which omiuated hin. vs. to his character
al "A citizen M christian gentleman. we reer al Ito he following sill knowp
citizen. Ion. G ". Bishop, Hon. J c McGrew. Hon. Neil i. Fortney, H. C
hyd Col X W Monroe \ own WIN. q. Brown and DIR j r. Mauow I,
o 6Ingwood and Hon. i + payt~ Rev. James Flanagan an J w Hamilton:
o GRAFTON: john Jones ID = Scott w. L White m John Mayer and
othsrs of TerraA Alta; Jesse Shaner, p II. McCrum AMI Thomas Startzunn, of
Sam Dill. OF Valley district; DIR. Deut e. r. Snoot and Captain Paul. If New
bury; w j Layeue a 3 Bonafed, Joseph A Miller, GeorgeC Cumming Sr
II NJ. C Gib.one Of Tunnolton.
Mas OF the enuenen whose am, are given in the above list are prom
iRent Republicans but men of high sense Il honor who would no. traducc nor
ealuninate 70 opponsnt becAu.e no differs fron them In hi. poltcl opinions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
GIVE Us FACTS.
CRAEysvuI.E, Nov. 1. 1898.

C~RAEEsvu.LE, Nov. 1, 1898
EDIToK ANGUS:
The journal, for soma time, under
been calling upon the farmers OF this
county to rally in support Of his party
(ths Republican, that gave them the
Highest price for their cattle and farm
produce. generally. Now, az a farmer.
| do not believe the Mckinley admin
istration is any more rsspobsible for
the high price OF our cattle than was
tho Cleveland al ADMINISTRATION. Last
gear We all rsmem Der now our Repub-
lIcan friends howled about 81 s5 cent
wheat Claiming that the present adj
ministi alton was responsible for that.
IL the lear old farmers Of Preston
county getting s1.S5 cents for his wheat
to-day ? No. nor the half Of IL. Why +?
because every farmer in the county has
more or less wheat To sell Did the
farmers Of old Preston sell any wheat
last year at sl.s5 cents per busbel p?
They did not Why? Because they
did not hsye it 10 sell Is wheat ever
worth $l.S5 cents VIXEN the dear old
farmer has IL to sell? No. II is tire
Trusts and Com binss, twko alwayscon-
tribute largely TO the support of the
Republican pArty,) that bAye GI.s5 cent
wheat. II the editor Of the Journal
think the old farmers OF Preston be,
lieve all this rot they nave boen send
ing out TO them through the Journal,
circular letters and circulars. they are
sadly mistaken. The farmers Of Preston
county are a. intelligent aud self
thinking people, and don't have to be
told by n lot Of ofBce-seekers and office
holders, bow TO vote.
Cattle are selling at n good price
now, we will admit, but under like
circumstance they would have been
worth just as nuch under tina "1'er.
ribls Wilson Bill" No. Mr.. Hesrmans.
Journal a Co, the dear old farmers Of
Preston understand the tariff business
and who is benefited by IL, iust "a
we'll as you do. and need no informa.
tioR in that line. But, dear Heermaus
Journal & Co, why don't you tell the
dear farmers Of Preston county. uhv
bis farm has decreased In value since
1873, more than oae.half. In other
words, a farIn that in 1873 was worth
$4,000. would not bring At the present
slime, more than $500.
Give US facts, R~entlsmsu, and less
campaign rot"
A NOE-OFFtcE~SEEkEP.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
A Birthday Ode.

Not long siace Nrs. Caroline Nonros,
wife of Col. II w. Monroe Of this place.
passed her s~ixtieth milestone on lifcs
journey and that evening n number Of
her friends called u extend their con
grHtulat'ons AMI Il WAS a very happy
OCCASION, Among those who came was
Mrs Carroll Frost now Visiting in
kinyword. and she brought nnious
present in The shape of Il rag baby AR.
ran oi as a sort oil handy housewife or
l~l'lirN' uOrk.boN or basket ar baby
ratA"r. and lille with plnNRnd needles
ami pockets for thread and many other
thing usel bs gDoi houSekeeoers like
Mrs. Monroe In presenting il. Mrs.
Frost read the following poetry she had
written specially for tho occ .siOn
Dear lady though or three score years.
How little 'ign of ags 40 p.a
Enbowed your form amt bright your
eyes.
And quite as clear rs your mountain
skies,
But now and then you must he weary
SO I've brought you n maid. good and
staid
Upon whom some OF your cares may bo
laid.
With needles and pins she'll quickly
run
To help you yet your sewing done.
While buttons and cotton she holds in
her bag
To help you sew on and up to the very
last rag.
May she score many steps and nevet
grow old.
Until many long years have over you
rolled.
To Mrs. Monroe upon her Goth Birth
day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03

The p~rutractcd meeting, conducted
by the Rev. Bedford at the Cain sp.
pointment, is progressing nicely, after
which he will begin a series at this
place.
Shucking corn Is now In progress in
this section, and the crop is the bcs,
that our farmers ever raised.
The wheat crop looks very promising
ia his locality and there il quite an
amount Sown.
c. w. Cuppctt has moved from the
mountain farm. and will farm for J. T..
Otto for "a period Of dvc wears His
vacancy will be filed 10y L. T.. Jenkins
L. w. Otto had a sale on Friday last,
which was we'll attended and qWitc an
amount of property disposed OF.
John Spiker, Of Bruceton. was call
NJ with G. w Cramer ON last SATURDAY.
and Sunday.
II there ia as much discorI existing
in the Republican ranks NIL over the
district ns there il hero, there will not
be 4 ghost OF a show for Dayton. We
have quite AN efficient ard obliginr
postmaster aud yet since "A few of our
Rcople were defeated In got,ing the
Mice, they post all their mai il AT Terra
Alta, but nevertheless they expect the
Pm. at this place 10 take good care OF
their mail hat comes here and TO be Al
! tine Office at all times. in order to hand
out the nriI that cones to them.
Will Shaffcr was in orr midst. lately
collecting taxes, and found matters in
pretty fare shape, Ipore thar a $500
that has been unasse ,sed for three
years. We not tell why this 10
not assessed, but we know that the
assessor has intelligence of the mort
gage and also that the county is cheat
ed outof more thAn 500 ia tax
The Rev. Kelley does not boast as
much as usual about the price OF sheep
now. since the price has dropped
almost cent per pound. We're IL not
for the credit system and immense
crops, cattle and wool would both take
n drop. also.
As yet we have had no public stump
speakers, but look for Prof WeRch in
"A few days. tVbo will bring milk and
honey for the Dayton men and dyua-
site boabs and earthquakes for the
. Democrats,
Cousin Brown has gone 80 far as to
Rave bcGraws letter To the X. Il. Boss
posted in the postofico (Which il o
trary to p%ostoHice laws), but We are
glad Of IL and delighted to see IL, md
only hope that seine Legislation will be
enacted TO severely punish any Que
who tries 10 force his employees To
vote as he dictates. There were not
less than 1000 bosses on public works
who deserved the %guilotiDe two years
ago for compelling thsir MEN 10 sup
p0rt the goidbng doctrine
SALsNANDHR
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81. loo.

correspondence of the Argus.
G. Is. BlshoH raised u largo crop oE
cane lie will have some " hundred
gallons of syrup.
Charles Smith and Mrs. Ollie Sypolt,
who have Seen Frustrated with ty-
pboid fever for some time, we are glad
tO note, Is improving. DR.. Graham in
the attending physician.
| John Albright is On the sick list.
Old age and general debility is thv
troubiG
ID. ID. Bishon is having porches put
around his largo dwelling house on
three sides, which adds greatly to- the
appearance.
quiet little wedding took place last
Wednesday In Bob Town. Rev. II. II.
Faulkner, o1iciated.
Dean Martin, after burylng the Cab
bage and beats In Mrs. A. G.. Mason's
garden last Saturday, no pluclSed sew
erAl ripe stra " berries; also some iust
turning red from the same straw berry
bed that yielded well during tho SUM
fner.
The Democrats and Republicans al
Bob Town, ST. Joe and Albrightsville.
have not had Is joint discussion vet.
Some fine droves OF cattle passed
through here last weck.
Miss Clara l'eerbower is spending he
vacation at homs this week.
j. y Martin ED u fine crop OF
corn this season MS
If Old Madam Rumor sticks TO the
side OF truth. there will be another
wedding in Bob Town. shortly.
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Dayton 4 Disgrace"
The Say over 10 Maryland.

CUMBERLAND, MD. Oct 2s, 1898.
j.. SLGDKLL BkowN,
KinRwood. W.. Va.
DEAE SfR - Enclosed find fifty cents
for which please send mo THE ARGUS
for the time which this amount paws
for. ] am bound To hear some OF Pres
TOMS election news People here seem
more interested is tho election Of the
Second District OF West Virginia. than
thgg do 10 the election Of their own
Congressman. Both Democrats and
Republicans are anxious for the cleo
ton Of McGraw. They are down on
Farmer Dayton as they call hin
All Of tho people hero make fun Of him
and say he IS Il disgrace TO West vir-
glnis.
send you a circular 90 little hap
psning At Eompsy, which the Repsb-
HcaDs are distributing freely. but IL Is
plain TO be seen that IL is just simply
n political scheme. PROBABLY you have
seen this circular before.
] am very truly,
FoRsEsr BhRrIH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
Our Delayed Mails.

The train on the ~ Va. Northeru
had hard luck last week, getting Off
the track nearly every day and delaying
mails and traffic badly. On Thursday
night they we're ia hauling coal to-
Tunnelton and got of the rail and did
not get back to KinRwood Till the next
evening. Tins was specially Aggrava,7
isg TO as, az THE ARGUS force worked
late Thursday night to get Che mail for
all parts OF the county thai goes out
over b railroad, put no and in the
postofics here, so IT, would go ont or
the Gao train the next morning and be
delivered promptly and then IL laid
here Till Friday evening before leaving
h p~ostohice. This happens every
once IN awhile and when DOR readers
do not get their paper promptly they
nust not bla me as. bnt euss the rail-
road for it,.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
or PUBLICATION.


IL tho matter ~ the petition 81 the Tfuefees II
tho Prcsbyfcriau Church at KiugWOJd, Pfos-
Ton County West Virginia.
SfArr % WEsr Vmafrts. ~
At n Circuit Court held ~ md Tor ff- county
81 Preston Ou the On DAY ~ S0pte bct. itaf
came the BOARD Oi Trustees 81 the prasbgfprfss5
Ch0rCh a. KiugwOod. West Virgin 81. D., fhefr
counsel. mrssfs tfrovfu q liyGs. ard q ed fFer
petition praying that they " granted tir ptiri-
logc - making SAFE ~ 4 ppfti0u ~ Z ffa et.y,NI
property grOu Il. 90 wit 51t feet front 81 -
the west ent ~ ne Ianes Toe ahd rufrir~
back % he alley in The rear, and 90 su4Arrs
from said petit ion THAT 81 would De d. tlsr -
terost ~ said church 90 scfi thv said par, 9 ~
ground
Therefore upon confederation Khrrenf e. -
ordered that 400 per-nus mtfrcstpa .nf
church property. and desiring o. res5sf 3D..
OF said PORTION uf sim Dot az sked So ~
ssid pstifion. Gre wEaired - apIear .t lie
Cleiks 0mcc O, She CireuH Court a. N. 49,.
county. ct \ irHnia. within one htafh fr,e.
che date % fbc hfst publication hereof KID ~,
what 81 uccr-,-ry 90 protect thg5r 3fft1fsfs
herein.
g. furilcr ordered that ibis or ~ ftrbv.
cation BE- rabifshsd for fOuv sue 81. gi@t -t.f.
. 90 some newspaper tu this copuf s.. a'a &c.,
b. Yo>fed 40 the front door s. ffe ,ois
House OF fss coanty, aud also cn soc e ~
Nf,-,: &c. a1,os. ss.
81. counsel tos73s
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Correspondence Of Tux Apeus.
Rev. l.. D. Sine and son., Of Daley
Pa, were visiting here last week and
Rev. Sine filed The pulpit at Mt Zior
on Thursday evening. Everybody
seemed 10 be glad . % see Bro Sine.
BE left Saturday afternoon ion
KingwOod.
Mrs. j. o. Jenkins and children. OF
Hsdsoo, are spending a few days
among friends here.
Miss Efie GribbIe 1ss visiting her
sister, Mrs. +. o. ShaGsr, oyer sun
day.
AsareaI Gals and son Charley. arc
doing some stone nasouiBg for y A.
Cress.
The %protractcd meeting at Nj ZION,
il growing in interest. Three seekers
are at the altar. Rev. Hess " doing
some good preaching
SEEpoSf sEE7,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-03
Ont POF Blood.
Another Dayton PIoppeT" Hears
From.

TUESgLroN, w Va, Nov. 9, 1875
DEAH BRowF
want you 20 spare me space In your
paper this week 70 con trad set a report
that ] understand is being circulated
around Vie county, to the effect that
! am for Dayton and working for him
This Is a base lie and ! want ven 20
costradict IL in your paper THIS wEEK.
] want you 20 do II, because YOU can
do IL up "Brown" ] dOH't care how
strong you make 10 but I want you 10
tell them that / am a Democrat. now.
hence forth and ever more. Tell them
II any q doubts this, ] would be
pleased 20 show them my ticket just
before itgoss into the ballot box. BE
sure and do " this week, for / want 70
give she lie TO that Republican Com
mittee, who, ! think. are circulating
this. Very respectfully,
FRAME W. fsOy.
T. $. Send me over some htsNature.
] did not intend TO take an active part
in politics this tune. but d-n them
they won't let me alone. so / am out
for blood until Nov. Q. ".
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THE CALICO RALI.
br' and Mrs y. Austin Pratt Enter
tain Their Friends at Gordon HALL

Haliow cen was celebrated In
hinGwood society by tripping the
light fantastic toe till tho small
hours OF morn began to grow apace.
As was noted IN these columns a
week or two Ngo. DR.. and Mrs. \.
A. Pratt sent out handsome inu-
tatlons to quite = number OF their
friends to attend = dance Mt Cor.
don Hall on tho last night of De-
tooer. In response, over sixty
guests came snd spent a very pleas.
ant evening tog-ther. Dainty pro.
grams were distributed to all.
made up as fellows:
Programme.