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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-14
Our New York Letter.
\ Nou Departure for Sothern The
>uNcrings OF Drcyf US Warm DAYS
Prom our ocular Coryospoolsat

I,.,,, n,r ..,I., ,
What "A warm greeting Scpicmbcr
gave us Her first SUNDAY IVA,
SnHtchcd from thc heartu of IulY With
all the d~oggiucss OF August throwni in
We are glad to have IL So, however. fnr
il VIII To- many "A long cold moon ere,
such soft lanyuorouN otmosphcrcS visit
us again; and during the lntvrim We
we will have some bitter blast, 10 face.
For the first time since no h,..,,, q,
star Soth,rn is ro,ug to amman m d,
Shnkesn,,rinn roll, HOW Jimmy IL,
will seem To us who admir-, him i'm hi.
own particular limo. think h. had
better lct wolf enough nIon, and NM
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-14
Deaths DoIngg

Died. at her home out iD the der
man settlement, Of KinVwood district.
Mrs. Mary Rehe wife Of Henry Rehe.
on Wednesday Of last week, september
oth. 1879, about 2 O'clock p m. She
had only been sick about Two weeks
with typhoid fever and Or. g.. W..
S~hoNalter, Of his place. was the
physical in charge. The funeral took
place Friday The 5tb. at $50 a.. m, i'm
the catholic Church at housewife.
and was conducted ~ Rev. Father
NJ } BucherL the Priest iu charge Of
the church. Anor tine services the
romans were laid so rest in the crave
yard near ,be church Quite "a crowd
OF friends and ncigbbOrs attended 10
pay a last tribute OF respect 10 "a ROOD
woman, who died while Young in Iife's
work. leaving behind 70 husband aud
seyeral children TO miss the wife and
mothers care The deceased was Miss
Mary korte before her marriage and
u daughter Of John Korte. The SWIM
PUN" or the friends pa out to the be-
rcavcd husband, left with 10 mouse fulI
Of little children.
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Or. { Y. sherwood The dentist. viii visit
the following places his month;
Terra Alta. sept Is Tor days.
Aurora sept. % forS days.
Eglon, -, Tor 2 DAYS
kowiesbuuS. -. for > days.
Call and make your engagements early.
Editor Ben Il. Sincel. Of The oakland Re
pSOucan, was In Kingwood this wc0k,
We see 10y posters printed at this
office. that 4 c. White, Of near Her
ring, will sell At public auction ON
September 2s 1899, some Of his per
soRal property, consisting OF horses
hogs, wagons aud household and
Kitchen furniture. MIR. White will
move TO kiugwood soon. irto his
brother Jas. w. Whites house in East
kirgwood
j. Sliiell Brown is in Washington
City This week attending the 52ud An.
nual Session of The Great Council OF
the Improved Order OF Red Men OF the
United states, as a Representative
FROM the Great Council OF West viz.
ginia. Pie other Representatives from
this state are Hon Horny Clay SHOW
altor, Of Harrisyille, and DIR, Albert
w Sterling, Of Fuirmont.
Mrs Clark Davis and daughter, Of
DelphaS, Kansas, arrived here last
week and viii remain several dnvs
visiting her sister, Mrs j. T.. Murdock.
whom she has not seen for about thirty
years. II was a very happy reunion
between the two sisters, atter bsiny
separated for SO many years. They will
20 from here to Monougulia county to
visit awhile before returning to their
western home. MIR Davis was former
~ from that county.
Among the inventive West Virgin.
ians who were granted patents last
week were the following l.. Il.
Badgett, ReedY, u lock for Railway
SwitchS II. Barton, OF Charleston. ON a
steam Boiler and Furnace; c. T.. Rigbv
OF Warrington, a patent on Well
Drilling Machinery and G. w Sisver
OF kevser, a patent on n Pants Guard
for Ruling Bicycles. These pntents
were all secured by c.. A. Snow a Co.
of Washington CITY,
me bhlienger show is making a cir
cult OF Barbour county this wecl, and
closes their season Saturday AT N.s.
toravilie, where they break up and the
teams they have employed go homo
one goes TO sutton, BraNton county.
another TO Petersburg. Grant county.
and some belong in Barbour Tho show
has had a very good season and started
out carly, hence they close carly.
lhcy have "a nott. clean, moral show,
aud AXE "A speciality OF the small
country towns
During the storm last Friday nigh,
the lightning struck "A chimney in ia,
brick residence Of Hon. G. NJ. Bishor
aud damaged it considerably. filing
the house with SCOT aud DUST. ln.
luckily no one WAS hurt. 1t also !ai,
out George Parker. the electric ligh.
man. He was running the Plant an,
shoYelinE coal INTO the furnace. wher
"A streak Of the CREASED lightning aui,
came oavortiuR down the tall smoke
stack aud knocked PARKER down
Luckily he bad mold of the woodet
dndIc OF the shovel only, and thi,
saved him from serious and perhap,
fatal INJURY.
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st lee.

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Gorrespondeuee % luN AU.Us.
Outline up corn aud seeding seems to b. the
Nrdcy Ot tho daN.
Rev Il e Martin and wto were visiting D. 5
Martin last sunday.
Miss Lex Bishop has teen recently visiting
trSnds al Carmel, AURORA and Eglon.
We lad quite a rain AMI hail storm last ri.
day evening, hut uo damage was dono.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses WEIGH, Of Terra Alta
were wishing az d ID, Bishops last sunday.
Rev. &c. Feather and family were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. d.. %. BISHOP ono night last
week.
Nss Gertrude Rcerbowor, who has boon At
Terra Alta almost a year, roturacl homo last
week.
y j. Gibson was In ,hc employ Of Mr. ". :,
Gunoy, last saturday ON tho punkard bottom .
helping TO survey.
George Sypo,t has purohascI a number ono
apau of bor.oS aud Will haul lumber as soon us
Mr.. Llston starts his saw mill
Ma and Mrs Ringer aud Miss Spurgin. of
Terra Alta, were the caosts 90 Mir. and Mrs. n.
g. Bee bower last Friday aud saturday.
Emory Albright was horo hunting aud nshnS
last week Had pretty good luoS; aud. 10y tho
way, he drew tho attention ~ some uC the
young ladies, Come again, EmVry
W. s. GuGey, Of PittsOurr. and a Ciyl lin
Einccr Of Ohio, were here last Friday and
saturday, lo, Siug after some very important
susnos' p0rtatniug TO the Cheat River Rat-
road.
Rev. = NJ. Frocland aud =. Cassidy we're
hero 6shiug last Friday. rboy caught some
very fine cat ono that Weighed siN pounds. II
the river had not OF raised 10y tho r., cent rains.
the csh would OF been compol ed to come out
Go get "A drink.
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Lyon District Sunday School Conyen.
ton.

The Lyon district sunday school Convention
convened at Pleasant Val ey A. tzip0l. sept pth.
1870. The contention was called to order by
a. o.. SCOTT. services began by singing IAN
! Hail the Power n Jesus Name"
prayor. by Richard Ioar.
Address Of Welcome by KelsO Plies.
Response by 3. ~. tosers.
Adjournment foi Dinner.
Tho afternoon session oDsned by singing
Rock ~ pcs."
Prayer by Rev. Phillips.
Recitation by ora Newman. Subject "A
Little Hero. This vas weII rendered.
The |foIlowing schools reported Gladcs.
yiIO Baptst. Austen Independence. " e..
Nswburg Lutheran, Pleasant valley. 81 o.:
Fairyiew. Baptist; Gordon VI. f.. Ncwburg'
NJ. o.; Befbsl. ST. b.
The several schools made good reports
Gordon had tho largest enrolment.
Gladesyiio reported che largest amount Of
money raised during the year.
Tho NewDurR 20. r. school contributed tho
largest amount fr missionaries.
-Four school. wore open asa tho tcar.
What Made SIC q Chti-tlu, was next dis
GUS cd by Rev. Phillips. b. N. Rogers. Henry
sbador. Ke so lIly, ,-Johes and Eiohari
Loar
The sunday School teachers work was then
yo,y ably discussed by loy. Ltathorby.
ON mati.uof 81 ~. Rogers aI Pastors of
clur. he. Boo the district. uparinteu1eIt. and
Sunday cho5i teachers were made m3nDcTs
9ftin convention.
THo election ofofrers fur tFo eu.u ng year
resulted s fo.ovt Iro-IdeHt. Ec.so iile
Nice.ireH ent H.sar secretary. d. ~.
Brown; treasurer. a. scots.
Committee uH Program. EIcbIrd tuaf. s. Sc.
Rogers, hc..n ri.t. rImo for moot ng next
yeHf .iu september. Place Yf u~re.Ina. DIadpa
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state senator DR. II. T. Lanbnm.
who recently moved his family to-
Grafton, dlscltims any intention at
tins time, of adopting this us his legal
homo. On the contrary, he will CON
tinuc 90 hold his residence in Preston
county lie will keep pn Office In New
burg and keep up his medical practices
there. Lilo purpose, no declares, in
moving his family hero. Is 10 give his
children the advantage OF our schools.
We makc this statement at the Doc
tors request and Q allay some anxiety
on the part of some who think that tho
removal Of his family here, will effect
the right OF Taylor county, TO tho
SenutorShip a. the next election
Grafton sentinel
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AN Empty Sack Cannot Stand Upright, -

Mother can pooh weak, thin blood
nouriSh and sustain the physical sys-
tenn For strength OF nerves and mus
clcs thore uuNt be pure, rich. vigorous
blood. Hoods Sarsnpirilla Is the stan
dard preparation Tor the blood and the
fact that II does everybody good who
tahos IT, prove il is just what YOU need
IL YOu are weak and languid.
Hoop's PILIs do not grippe. All drug,
Rists, 25c.
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-'H
FRtSKJ j. CuEyEy makes oafb tb,t
he ls tIo senior partner of the firm OF
. CHENEY 81 Co doing business iu
the cry of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. and That said n-m vill paw
the sum OZONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Tor each aod every casc Of CtrAgvu
tuat cannot d. cured by the r.s OF
HALLS lAIAERH CcRE.
FRANK y. CHENEY
sworn 60 before me and subscribed
in my presence. tins 9th day of Sep.
tcmbgr. Is. ID 1856.
IS. W. GLEASON.
SEAL Notary Public
Halt, ratarrh Cure is taken inter.
naiiy and acts directly ON the blood
n mucous surfaces OF the system
send Tor test wonI8Is. free
t.J. CHENEY d. co Toledo. ID.
Sold 10y Druggists 15 cents
hali's Family Pills are the best
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-14

-Four ARTICLES in the September Ea-
'oei.e would uc sufficient to repay ths
purchaser of tho number, IL IL SON
tanned nothing else. These are Rich
ard hiEotg trCuShant discussion OF
the que ton, ''WM England Become
Catholic ~ EdouUrd Rods review OF
Emile IolU as IA Mo~Nlist. Madame
pnnestetcrs account OF The Social
Novel la France. and DR.. Arnbella
kcpcaly's vigorous ADD brilliuut re-
Juludor TO Mrs. Chant ON Woman AS
an Athclcte.' But there are other
articles scarcely less noteworthy.
81 moug them Sir Jurdjne's description
OF the Indian Etyil Service ~ IA Nobel
Tor the Philippines, u paper on Thomas
Hood, with some fresh letter.; n clever
story uf life IN lndiu. entitled Tho
t'pSpCl OF the Air RAIN one OF PhiA
RobinSnu'S pleasant o~ut-of-dour pa
rrrh; and an FN%tertuiuinR account of
LONDON Doctors and Their Work,
There nrc n number of shorter eesuys.
skctchvs and puems, and the usual
Readings from New Books and noteA
ON Books aud Authors.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-14
%a-s~-sE-aSSTFZN
Ease and Disease.
4 short Lesson on the Meaning % a
Familiar Word

Disease L. the ~oppositc OF ease.
Webster dehues disease as lack OF
eaSc, uncasiuv>>, trouble, vcNatiou.
II * a condition. due "a
Sounc arrangement OF the physical orr
Etui>tn AvSst majority OF the dis,
ease from which people suffer is due
10 impure blood. DiaeA~c ~ this kind
- cUtVd 10. Hoods >Hrsnparilla Which
purthes, euricho~ aud vituilkcs the
blood. Hooj'sS ~ plriila cures scrof-
ula, salt rhcum. ptmples aud all erup-
tiOns II tones the stom4ch aud Gre
Ntv> "a good appetite, and IL gives vigor
and vitality 20 the whole body. II re-
verses the condition OF things, giving
health. comfort aud ease in place of
disease"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21

Alta late meeting OF t'e LaHarpe
w. G. T. u. the subject Of joints. at
that time holding forth in our little
city, was under discussion. Some of
the members present became very
much in earnest and the out come
was, motion TO appoint a committee
to wait upon the county attorney to
ascertain what could by law be done
to close the joints. The motion was
carried without dissenting voice
and committee Of three was appoint
ed. In short time they called on
the county attorney.
BY means OF this aud some very
effective work by Rev. ID. L. Manly,
an honorary member Of the Union,
the joints we're closed.
Inc Union is in very tlourishing
condition and has number Of earnest
workers. SUPT. PRESS WORK.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
NEOSHO VALLEY.
G. !. ARNotn Renottet.

We As AhNOID AtlNIttIs
July l0-Conditions being favora Die
there Will tie baptiziDg at some point
near the church next Sunday at 4
O'Clock p IN.
Earl Gay is now working at the
brick yard.
Rev Griffin, Of Parsons, WAC was
attending the u b Ministerial AS
ISOLATION At lola last week, visited
his brother, Rev J f Grifiiin, at this
place between sessions.
A num0 Der Y G. L mem bers betook
themselves to Pleasant Valley sun.
day so the meeting here went 10y
default.
The damage done TO the potatoes
by the rain on the 3rd and 4th WAS
much greater than al first estimated.
Milt Stroup who has been working
for Josh Butler for the pact ten
months quit Friday.
Flora and Ethel Crum invited a
number of their young friends to
spend the evening at their home on
Wednesday of last week Ice cream
and cake were served and those pres
ent say they were most pleasantly
entertained.
Len Clark's home was the center
of social attractions last Saturday
evening. A large crowd was present
and, although we have / ad no direct
report, evidences are that a good time
was enjoyed.
There are several threshing ma
chimes in the neigh horhood and with
week Of favorable weather about
all Of the wheat will be threshed.
A young lady from Colony visited
with Opal Garner several days the
first part of the week. They both
went to Humboldt Tuesday.
Jas McMurry's young friends came
in upon him NJ )nday evening to help
him celebrate ms 18th birthday Each
one present partook of ice cream and
cake to his full capacity, or rather,
till his capacity was full.
Christian Jensen and son are put
ting mp forty acres OF timothy hay on
MT Geer's place.
marion Brown wears a dIgnitied
air as he sits in the shade of that new
cover on his truck wagon.
b F Clark came up laet week IA
attend the ministerial Association AT
lola.
Don't forget to attend the annual
school meeting next Thursdsy.
Mrs Simpson met the Tuesday
night train to get her sister.iu-law
who was expected TO arrive from
Iowa. We have not heard OF time
OF writing whether she came or not.
Opa Garner will spend wee k OF
two 10 Hum boldt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
PLEASANT VALLEY:


July 18-Another rain Friday night
and again saturday night.
There is some late corn to plow yet
Tue rain stopped flax cutting for a
few days.
Laura and Lydia Wise returned to
their hemes in Labette county the
last of last week after two week S
visit at the Valley and vicinity.
May and Gavin Whitaker ofColony
passed through the Valley enroute to
Bronson to visit relatives ore day last
week.
viii smith, of Greenwood county,
is visiting us ana other relatives at
Lone T. IN and LAGrand this week.
Bent Duncan and family went
Tuesday to Labette county to visit
relatives. Nellie Mourer accompanied
them as far as Chanute where she
will visit her sister, Mrs Ada Burton.
Ionic Burton was up from Chanute
the fret Of the week visiting hume
folks.
Harris Wise of lola was visiting at
the valley over sunday.
An ice cream social at Mr. Smart's
Monday evening in honor Of Miss
Myrtle 18th birthday.
An infant child of Will Wi kinson' :
was brought to the Valley cemetery
sunday afternoon for burial.
Rorn, to Mr. and Mrs Jake Hoke a
son.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
SPRING BRANCH.
MR. FRANKLAcKsoN. Renortet.

Mr.. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter.
July lS-D A Gillespie came up
from Oklahoma last week to stay till
fall ana run his cam thresher here.
He is greatly pleased with Oklahoma
and will return in the fall with HE
family.
Charley and J f Eastwood are put
ting up Nc Lusts tame nay in this
neigh borhpu this week.
A jolly bus- Loaf OF people from
lola were ca ling IN this part sunday
including A IA Campbell and family
and sister, Frank Travis and lady,
John G lsuorn and lady and others.
There /. to be an ice cream supper
at the Rock Creek school house
Thursday night of this week for the
benefit of the church.
May McGurk and Mise Weber visit.
ed Miss McGurk's parents near
Bayard this week.
Mr. Leake and family and Mr. KEEL
log and family visited near Allen
Center sunday.
George Burris and Ed Fisher each
have new fax machine.
Miss Larah and Liddie Wise re-
turned to their home IN LaBette
county Thursday after n delightful
visit.
A few from this neighbOrhood at
tended the dedication of the Pres by
terrain church at LaHarpe Tuesday.
A good deal of fax lie being cut this
week
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
4 KeNnlntlnnnrr rnrt, IN Cnhn.

Havana, July 20. The truth regard
ing the recent proclamation issued in
Matanzas shows that a regular revolu-
tionary party has been established,
with headquarters in Havana, its OBJ
ject being TO excite Cubans throughout
the entire country This party has
agents in every large city, and also a
junta in Mexico, one of the agents of
which is now here. All this is perfectly
well known to the authorities. but it
is generally considered that it would
work more harm TO arrest the leaders
of the movement, who would uudoubt-
eddy pose as martyrs, which is seem
inglv their desire.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
ALLEN CENTER

July ls-F NJ Miller and VIII are
engaged in barn building, putting up
the frame of native lumber from
Trine's mill.
A NJ Wood has purchased al OF
Charlie Mull's sheep and he now has
a large flock.
w DOnan has purchased flock
OF Shropshire sheep and will soon don
a shepherds garb and carry crook
Edna Tredway entertained the : :
children at her home last week and a
few old heads dropped in also.
Will DOMAIN had the misfortune to
cut his hand on machine sickle and
while it is very severe it is believed
that no permanent injury will result.
Mr. Wieth IL able to be up some now
his limb being in a plaster of paris
cast.
Geo Fisk who buil' nearly ali the
old brick and stone houses in A lien
county thirty or more years ago, has
moved bSck here from Missouri and
working at his old trade.
w Laury has put that other
wagon ON the ros d and now we have
fresh beef for dinner.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
ONION CREEK.
Lille Thornton, Reporter.

Lille Thornton, Reporter.
July IS-We can boast of good
turnout Sunday.
The third and fourth of July rains
were hard on the potatoes of this part
as it rotted the greater per cent OF
them.
Jack Galligar, who has been in this
neigh borhood for some time, received
a letter from his wife who has been in
Texas stating she is now in Kansas
City. He expects to join here there
coon.
Maggie Naught came out from lola
last week and visited over Sunday
with friends at this place.
Fife Slone returned home a short
time ago and expects totake n eojOurn
of about two weeks with friends and
relatives.
Walter Moore aud Mamie Blye at
tended preaching nj this place sun
day and afterwards spent the day at
Wesley Fishers.
Miss Pattee has been visiting with
May Mckinney for several days. she
and Mr. Barnhart attended preaching
sunday.
Walter Thornton succeeded in get
ting work in the brick yard in lola
last week. George Ellis went 20 lola
the fret of this week to try to get
work.
Dave Beahm spent sunday with
Bert Rose.
Several OF the boys Of this place at
tended the dance over west atuTday
night.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
TheX Are EASY.

The base ball boys returned from
Chanute last night on the freight.
OF course they beat Chanute easily
enough, even if Pyne, one of the best
pitchers lola has, did pitch for them.
He couldn't play the game alone, and
of course he had no backing. 1t was
only five inning game. When they
started in on the sixth It began to
sprinkle, and as our boys were tired
of playing that kind OF a game they
favored quitting, which was done.
When they got on the train here yes
teTday it was intended TO put "Kid"
Harmon In for Chanute and give him
a chance TO show what kind of stuff
he was, but for some reason the plans
were changed and he pitched for
lola. There was only one inning
when ne really tried himself and then
he famed out three men, one right
after the other. The boys say that he
has good curves and good speed but
that they are little dubious about
his control. OF course he really
hasn't had fair chance to show
what he is yet, but every body hopeg
that he is good man and that he
will be an addition to the nine. The
other new player, Dunn, showed up
fine and the boys are satisfied that
he will materially strengthen them.
Most of the fans got back all RICH t
but some ofthem did not get in until
this morning They all say that they
had great time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
The whole Country Flooded.

Manila, July 20.-There have been ter
rife rains here the last two days, Con-
quently it has been necessary 20 use
boats in moving about the streets of
Manila and the whole country is flood
ed. The total precipitation thus far
in July has been IS inches and in the
last 81 hours ~ inches of rain has fallen.
Insurgents concealed on the bank of
the Rio Grande to-day fired on the gun
boat Laguna de Bay, killing one sol.
der and wounding two, The gunboat
trained Il Calling gun upon the shore
and quickly dispersed the insurgents
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
MORAN
AIvIRA c. BAssE7r. Repor, c

ALNIRA c, BAssETT. Reporter,
Mrs McCallen and children return
ed last week from their visit with
friends in Indiana.
Lulu Kline has gone ~ SavOn burg
to visit Maude Rail for q few weeks.
The Local Union meeting Wednes-
day evening was much enjoyed. The
Christian Endeavorers were fortunate
enough to secure Rev Smalley as
speaker for the evening.
Kate Mccormick returned 10 her
home in Missouri the first of this
week.
Louise DeClute is visiting Bessie
Kline
mrs Lucy Jewell has gone TO La
Harpe as a professional nurse.
Preparations are being made for the
Allen county G + convention to be
held here the first and second Of
August.
merritt Esse and Roy Sleeper spent
Sunday here.
The annual school meeting will be
held Thursday of next week
Clint Mclaughlin is home for a
short visit.
Union services will be held Sunday
evenings for few weeks.
Rev J r McNahb has gone to
Indiana Tor a short vist
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-07-21
Races Pulled or To-day.

II was not very surprising that Mr.
Van Nalkenburg's racing matinee
should be rained out in May. But
when he postponed it to July 20, and
it raIned again, it began to look as ii
1t was something personal.
However If II doesn't rain again the
track VIII be all right this after
noon, and the program will be
carried out then aud Saturday. fit
does rain again the races will be post
poned till next week