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The Darter Family.
A Letter From Abe and His Wife
Jemima.


Mister EDiroR We come to town
the other day to SEQ some OF our old
friends and To get some snuH and ter
backer and one thing or other. We
didn't get To sec Clark Gldley but they
done told Ms bout how him and jim
A. Brown and Jim Flynn had got tho
whole town To vote in favor OF pro.
tecShin and lectricity and agninst
whisky. II sprized me n little when
ne told AS how Clark had managed the
thing 30 well butI always node he was
smart else the ripublilSins weuldent
have kept him so long. We'll met
ore Of nay old friends on 1.-THE streets
aud | sand To &c al sla, thatS tny wifr
IN Kit all the muse now" So Off
cred him n drink out OF my bottle and
ne stepea back says he mo thank Won
I'm rip1blikia nov ysu know they
don't drink" says node thsy don't
but don't no how yeu can keep from IL
here Same time Rode IT was protec-
shin that kept hir from IL and then
he says have you learn about our bi,,
mctiR wa are haven at the Netbdist
church; we've got plan laid for Slidell
Brown; we want TO git him 20 zine thv
msLin ard then hode be ripubliki.. 8"
Well now SAYS !, / am glad 10 here
bout your 'n~ctin and all that but I'm
afraid it'll be like IL was three years
ago when ysur big meetin men nearly
ali jiued the mob with reviewers in
their pockets and went to all the
school houses to shoot dowa all dem.
ocrats and To say their pieces in favor
OF tho gold standard and the banks.
protscshin. shody, Mark Hanaer and
the devil. lie says, II weren't in that
but once or twice and thsu the jedge
of the court was with US" But says
he. II sec you don't kaow much bout
this protection business; protecshin is
TO help the rich man git a little more
moRey so he can afford 10 give fellow
a soft snap just before the election and
IL saves the soul of the poor man"
says, I'll answer that some other
time. Sc tuck good chaw OF ter
backer and we left town.
Yours truly.
ABRAHAM DARTER
AND GEMIaA DARTER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16

MelHNOFl j,vo,, sco Void me. And m
80 grateful for the trouble YOU took"
IL was "a pleasure, " said
And. Mr. GCpiou," s'e continued.
and tiren hCsitatUd for Moment, "n,v
-Fr~' eric ted mo that you-you said
you honCrcd ne for
''I Jio, - I oSclr.mcd onorgctically as
she paused and oolcscd
DO you rcallyy" she cried. 81
Thought Ficd was only trying to mako
me less unhappy by saying that you
did "
II said it. and / meant il, A" told
her.
II have been 50 miserable over that
lie, she went on, "but L thought if I
let You have the letters il would ruin
papa. i really Wouldn't mind poverty
myself, Mr. Gordon but lao takes such
pride i'm saccc6s that I couldn't bo tho
one 10 do it, fought TO have known you
would help Us"
/ thought this n pretty good tilnc 10
make real apology for my conduct on
the trail rs well rs to tell her how SONY
was az not having boon able 10 rcpacl1
her hag better. She accepted my apology
very swcetly and assured mo her loo.
lcnSings had bcCn pat away so neatly
that she had wondered who did IL. /
knew she only said this out of kindness
and told her so. telling also of my strug-
giles over that pink beribboned and be-
laced affair in way which made her
laugh. lhad thought il was n ball gown
and wondered at her taking il 10 the
canyon, but she explained that il was n
dressing sack. That made me open my
eyes, thinking that anything so pretty
could be used for the same purposes for
which j use my crash bath gown, and.
while my eyes We're open, / saw the fol-
ly of thinking that girl who woro such
things could ever get along ON my sal
airy. In that way the incident was a
good lesson for me, for IL made me feel
that even il there had been no Lord
Rallies Istill should have had no chance.
On our return TO the cars there was 4
telegram from the postmaster general
awaiting me. After glance nj it, as
the rest OF the party looked arxiously
on, passed IL over TO Miss Cullen, for
l wanted her TO have tho triumph OF
reading it aloud. 1t said;
Hold letters pending arrival OF Special Agent
jackson, due In Flagstaff Oct. -
1he eIcCtOn Is tho 18th, " Frederic
laughed, executing war dance on the
platform. ''The G.. $. s dough is cook
ed. "
- must waltz with some one. >" cried
! Madge, aud before / could offer she took
hold Of Albert and the two were whirl-
ing about, much to my envy. The Gull
/ lens were aboat the most jubilant road
/ agents had ever seen.
After consultation with Mr.. Cullen,
we had 2IS and 81 attached 10 No.
! when it arrived aud started for Ash
! Forks. He wanted to be on the ground
I day in advauce, and ] could easily be
back In Flagstaff before the arrival of
! the special agent.
took dinner in 21s, and they toasted
mc as If l hGd GonJ something heroic
instead OF merely having sent telo-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16
Sampson Or SCbley 2


When thS Spepisb heeL with full he,,t
wav,
Dashed out Of Santiago bnv
Taking the chance, ~ death and wreck
WhS stood on Yankee quarter aecl,
AMI marked the game with eagle ey,
Say, Was IL SOppSoa, or was IL Sehiry
Who was IL, when saot and serea S,no
she'll
Turned sabbath calm into Nvhcjug hrl
Steames into the thicbest ot the fray.
hi' good snip leNding an the way,
While the roar OF his guns shook earth
an0 sl,yi
Say, was II StmpSoa, or was IL Schlev ?
In Amorieaa hddrts Who holds n,,t
place
or those who claim part in that rlor.
ious chase?
Whose name Ntuod oot on that proud
day
rs the hero of santiago bavP
la letters ef gold. write that name cn
high,
Shall we write Il snmpson. rr write {,
Schlev9 .
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16
A EiSspellea Tail.


A little buoy salt; Mother, deer,
Nav Eve go out % play
The sou il bright, the heir is clear.
Owe | mother, don't say nsigh -
"Go fosrth, nv sos" the mother said ::
HIS ant said; "Take-ewer slay,
Your gneiss knew sled, awl painted
read.
Butt dew knot lose ever weigh"
'Ah, know - he'cried aud ,ought the
street
With hart sew full OF glee-
The weather changed. the snow and
sleet
And reign fell fierce and free.
Threw snow drifts gca,e, threw watry
poul
He nue with Ssits and maue-
Said he: Though | wood walk by
rule,
Eye aa knot write, tits plane.
"lde like two meat sum kindly sole.
For hear gnu dangers weight,
And yonder stairs a treacherous whole:
Toe sloe has bin my gate.
"A peace of bred, n gneiss hot stake,
Eyed chews II Ego were home;
This cruel fate my heart will brake
love knot thus too Rome.
I'm week and pail, I've mist my rode ~
But hear carte cnne passed.
lie and his sled were safely toad
Back to his home at last.
Chicago News.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16
DEWEY'S SEIZURE
or Arms INTENDED for Insurgents
Bay IaYe PrccIpitated nostiIities

WAsHfNGToN. Feb. lit may
be that IL was Admiral Dewey'e
act OF seizlng a vessel loaded With
arms and ammunition intended
Tor them that melted the Philip-
pine insurgents 10 attack Ameri-
can soldiers Saturday night, for
IL is undcrslood tina, one Of the
bltterest II 'heir grievances vas
what they declared 90 be tho un.
w"rr"nfable interference with their
shipping. n is learapd nt the AMY
department that Is weok ago the
admiral caused The seizure Of the
schooner 'rhneug with % foil supply
OF sucn arms Tor lbe insurgents.
The admiral's repori dl.closes The
f'ot thst an American md rot q
German owned Che vessel TINS
being nscd 20 arm HE insurgents
against Grnorai Gus iroops.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16
West Virginia University.

MoRGANrowN, Feb. /, 1899.
Dear Friend :--The Spring Quarter at
West Virginia University will BEGIN
April and continue twelve weeks. and
the summer Quarter will begin July 1
and continue twelve weeks The Sum
mer Quarter viii be divided into two
terms Of nix weeks each. There will
be beginning classes in large mum Der
ot subjects 10 accommodate the new
students. Besides the classes announc-
cd in the catalogue such extra classes
VIII Toe provided as there may be n de
nand for You are invited 20 enter
the University at the beginning Of
sither the Spring or summer Quarter.
If you do you will receive q hearty vel.
come and the University will give you
it's best serYics. II You would like To
see a catalogue. let me hear from vou
and shall DO glad TO send you one.
Cordially yours,
JEROME VI. RAYMOND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16

gram. Later four sat down to poker.
while Miss Cullen, Fred and / sat on
the platform, and Madge played on her
guitar and sang to as She had q very
sweet voice, and before she had been
singing long we had the crew Of q
"dust express '--as we joliugly call n
gravel train--standing about, and they
were speedily re-enforced by many COW
boys, who left tho saloons to listen 10
her, and who, not being overcareful in
the terms with which they expressed
their approval, finally by their riotous
admiration drove us inside At Miss
Cullen's suggestion wc three had sec
oDd game Of poker bot with chips aud
not money. She was an awfully reckless
player, aud the luck was dead ian my IA
yor, 50 Madge kept borrowing my chips
till she was 50 deep in that we both lost
account. Finally, when we parted for
the night, she held out her hand, and.
in the prettiest Of ways, said:
II am 50 deeply in your debt, Mr.
Gordon, that don { see how can ever
repay you.
tried 60 think of something worth
saying, but the words wouldn't come
and ! could only shake her hand. But.
duffcr as j was, the way she had said
those words, and the double meaning
she had given them. would have made
me the happicst fellow alive II / could
only have forgotten the existence Of
Lord Rallies.
fro De CONTINUED
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16
Beware OF Ointments Tor Catarrh
that Contain Mercury.
ABRAHAM DARTKR
AND GEMIMA DARTER.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely deranpe
tne whole system when entering 10
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should meyer be used except on
prescriptions from reputable phvsi.
clans. as tho damage they will do is
ten fold 10 the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure.
VS. nan uiactured By j.. j. Cheney d. Co
loledo' o., contains no morcury. aud
rs taken internally, acting directly M.
on the blood aud mucous surfaces Of
tho system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. IL
is taken int0rnally.and made ia Toledo.
Ohio. by r. J. Cheney 30 Co. Testi-
monials free
bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the Lost.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16

The many stylish fashions go hand.
somcly portrayed in THE DEsfovrr for
March are most sprinVliko and attroc.
tive, whether designed for ladies
misses or little folks. Shirt yvaists ir
every imaginable style are illustrnted
ia addition to costumes. vraps. I,rc,
waists aud undorwsur. The milIiu.r,
pages show advance models for straw
hats Iwcnty-twO fancy work pJt
terms are given this month. acceut,sp.
led by full working directions. and
The Chiidreu's Hewiug School vil
prOba Dlv set more than oac mother a.,
thinking. The literature of the March
Huiube is excellent both 90 regar,ls
qnaHtity and quality. n comnrIses "a
cOinedtetta for Young people. "A Frog
Who Would A-Wooing CO.. the copcl,,.
sion of "An Unwarrantable Mistake.
clever short story. "A WomanIv
Woman aud "a child's story with u
little moral hidden iu it tA Charm
which Brought utentpcnt." Totbo
foregoing abundant list must be added
" The Arts Of Hehutv.' "FlOricuIfrrs.
BOOK Notes The Thorapcutic w ,,.
~ The Wheel. The Aliment4ry f-.e
~ Flowers" "From Here and rb.-. %,
Toilet Tables ana Dresser" +" prae4..
cu Suggestions fer Feu uiuiue Pr.a5.
winners "All Arouna the UYu.e " ana
Lentcn ~ shee.' The last ca,apri-i,.
many delicious cookery rcceipts
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16

~ has been fully demonstrated that
bly's Cream Raiu is - specific for
Nasal Catarrh and cold in the head
This distinction has been achieved ONLY
as the result sf continued successful
use. a morbid condition Of the mem
prane in the nasal passages can be
cured by this purifying and healing
treatment Sold by druggists or IN
wjl DC mailed for 80 cents by EIy
BROTHERS 5G Warren street. New York
~ spreads over the uen brane. is alb.
sOrbcd and relief is immediate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16
VIII Make No Mistake.

had impure blood and was tronbIod
with bad sores and hetrt dissase
Since taking "A few bottles of Hood.
SarsaPariila all svmptOns Of NV nlnsss
have disappeared and my cure seems
permanent Those who take Hoods
Tor blood purifier will make no mis-
take" RALEIGH j. SALLY. Lancaster.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16
WEST BOUND.

Trains marked 8. stop regularly and trains
marked r, are nag stations. other trains O no
STOP. I'M ScaRTvER.
. Con. Passenger Agent.
-. ~. MAErfN, Manager Passenger TrafC.
A. j. BOHAFfELD, Ag't az Tunnelton
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16
JULIUS X. MONROE,
Surveyor Of Lands,
KINGWOODrW. WA.

ilI answer calls Tor land snt fcyfnp from 80
part ~ t1e county promptly nnd 2 reafort 10
IlIt- ials.dfntis and calculations rcaf y D.
IL, w. ity H. Hc lfhrn deeds ~ FIELD rofes nvs
wv uf hHi orhnInr pikre cDufHFF re4d. = e
ftmyaff Hsn iatine nf town iofs tfr,ets-
i"".hA'INH p. etc. tDrfeepouds snee foIicifrf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Easy
TO take. easy TO operate, reliable.
sure 2Jc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16
[ro DE cosTiNUEDl
Tho 90 paY coId cnro.
Tho ono Dey COD CuTo.

Nff- ~ft'r A@N@N A~Wt1 ShfDs
Tor cold in INC head and sore throat use Ker.
motte Ch0c0lates LAXATIVE Cuiniuo. the one
Day Cold Cure"
Tho ono Dey colo euro.
Cold in heai and sore throat cured by Eer-
motifs Chocolates Laxative Oulnino A. casv
% tako as candy. "Chilorcn CRY Tor them"
Tire Ono Oay cold euro.
kermotts Chocolates Laxative Cuinine for
COD in ~ hoad nnd sore throat Children
take them like candy.
The one Day Cold Cure.
For colds end sore throat use Kormott'a
Chocolates LevsfiVc guiuine Easily taken as
candy ond quickly cure
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16
Cures Rheumatism

Moods SarsapariiIa Gives Complete
Relief - Paipitatlon Of the Heart,
Swelling OF tho Mech and Female
Troubles Also Overcome.
"I have had rheumatism for some years.
have taken four bottles OF Foods Sarsa-
parilla and it has cured me. I feel better
thsn have for years and ] sm glad to add
my name to the list OF those who have
been benefited by taking this medicine.
1t has also cured my wife OF fcmais
trouble" w. Il. DAVIS, AoMechen,
West Virginia.
e al am subject to rheumatism, pslpita-
tiSn OF the heart and swelling OF the neck
have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and Il
has removed these troubles. II has saved
Inc many attacks OF rheumatism, and /
hardly ever have pslpitation OF the heart
since taking Hoods ssrsaparilla. find
1t also gives me energy and vigor." NJ
AoNEs HESS, Dufiields, West Virginia.
Hoods SarsapaFiIla
Is the best-in fact the One True. Blood Furiner.
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16

ihc hrHJ tfuslee was John e.. Smith,
ard among those succce ding him may
hc mentioned Harrison NJ. Smith.
Joseph Ringer. Elijah Methcny. q.
Allen Kelley Iladley Smith. several
terms; Jonathan Gibson. Foruen Jsn.
kins' Wcstlcy a. Ringer, several terms !:
JOAN q Gale John Ringer Westlev
smith, Moses Tichnoll. w. NJ. Jenkins
nHd Frederick a. Lenhart The pres.
ent trustees are Westlsy a. Ringer. W..
N'JenliHs and Frederick A Lenhart.
Such lists Of teachers IL gathered and
printed would be interesting Could
not every teacher 10 the county by
talking with the old people in his or
her sub district secure list OF pre-
ceding teachers aud furr ish 1t to one
OF the county papers for publication ?
4. r. w.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16
The - pav - cnre.

- - - ~ - "a ia.
Bears tho y Iha Krd YH Hsg tW7g B5ggK
''Ia''' q E<%ZAIzMx
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16

Hoods pill c are the only pills 20 take
- with Hoods SarsApariIla
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-16

Your local dealer could not produce
the equal of this range for less than
SIS. 1t is made of best pig iron, burns
both coal y4ld wood and is guaranteed
good Baker and Heater. We also
guarantee its safe delivery.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-07
10 OUR REPUBLICAN COTEMPO.
RABIES

The Republican papers Of the
State, are still publishing that lie
from Joe Howard IN the New York
Press about Bryan stealing his
zero WIN Of thorns and cross OF
gold" expression from the ritual Of
the Knights Of Pythias. We called
them down on it a month ago and
asked the editor Of the Journal
here who is chief officer OF the K.
Of p. Lodge in Kingwood to refer
us to the page or part Of the ritual
where il could be found, and that
settled the business. No one has
ever pretended to find Vt anywhere,
and ut least half the editors who
have been publishing this lie are
members of the Order and know it
to DO II lie, but they are so hard up
TO get GometbIng on Bryan that they
go on with it anyhow, thinking that
a lie will do just aS we'll as She
truth, if they can get people to
believe it, We have lately noticed
it in the Davis Republican, and
Ceredo Advance. The editor Of
the last named paper we know to
be an old knight, and ought to
know better, but tho trouble is
'hcse parties 20 on publishing
these htlle mean tiiugs at Bryun,
without looking 1t up, or caring to
investigate the truth Of the matter,
and probably don't want to know
the truth. Now brethren this is
MT honest or decent and everyone
Of you who has published this lie
should apologize for it aud make a
correction, but how many Of YOU
will DO manly enough to do itP
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-07
DAWSON'S BAD BREAK.

The charleston Gazette is after
the Secretary Of State and CRITICS.
ing him very severely Tor statements
made in n pablo meeting OF colored
voters, held in the State Capitol
recently in which he advised them
to join Democratic clubs and take
an oath Of allegiance il necessary
in order to get into their secrets
and then divulRe them to the Re
publican leaders and to take all
money they could get from the
Democrats for votes or any kind of
political work and then vote the
Republican ticket. The Gazette
says
Chairman Dawson OF the Re,
publican State Committee advises
the e%olored voters to stulify them
selves by becoming traitors, degrade
themselves by accepting corruption
money and peTjure themselves by
violating their oath and disregard.
lng honor, all for the purpose Of
holding the big Republican bosses
I'D Office. For doing all this dirty
work an occasional coloFed voter
will DO rewarded by having the
't'''Ls Vi G'o'n'us sP'Ivoons
d. Oh the
pay
Ihe UaHette published a foil
account OF the meeting and gave
Dawson's speech and the Cover.
ror,s ,s,t il, ~ vho f,d.r.o5 49,.
~
"'"''' '"''' anu ~ o,e"'su qu''e "
seASa'Ion' out " NOS denled 0y any
one as lt was too public and heard
bg too many people. The Gazette
saws further
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-07
Irondala


Correspondence Of Che Argus.
Siias Os8ood is visiting his brother.
5. y. Osgood.
Business seems TO be slack at the
Mineral Spring, OF late.
S D. Osgood is very sick and has
been confined TO bis room all .ummcr
Miss Mary Bum berger is visiting her
brother, Dr.. Hamburger, at this place.
Miss Fannie Whiting and little
brother are visiting ut DR.. Bum oerger's.
Col. e. N~emeygie and family are
getting ready To- move to Eiugwood.
the 0rst OF nest month. We ave y.ry
sorry to loose them.
We nave had % wonderful season This
summon very fair croDs and cine pas
lure for cattle, and at present bids fair
to- continue late iu tho all.
We have had three wooAs Of drv
weather, and then got couple of
good cooling showers that cooled tine
air very much and gave us cool night.
The bead clcrk of the Consolidated
Merchandise Company, was $50 Grafton
last week and bought himself 90 new
cap; consequently he steps very high.
when an the Republicans get %
brick from The lroudIIc wrcels. 81 there
is any Left you clu have ono Mr. Arr
gus man, 20 lay on your mantle
Tho orc mining boss docs not shine
a. bright as boz times SHAT have passed
and gone ITO .seu uI,. tls north
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-07

forward with a settlement and ez-
PLANTATION, but the circumstances
are very strong against him. Mr..
Boone rs "A prominent memb sr OF
the NJ. T.. Church hero and takes
an active part in its exercises, and.
he owes it to. himself, his family
and his friends, as well as the Com
pnny, TO come forward without
further delay with II satisfactory
account Of this matter.
A very reliable gentleman in
formed Us that Boone told him that
he did not know what the Company
would say about his coming back
so soon, but that he did not care
what they said or done, they
couldn't do anything with bin
or reach him in any way. lie
probably bad reference to the fact
that he OWES no property in his
own name, IS what they have be
longs to his wife, or at least is in
her name, and nothing could be
recovered from him in a law suit.
We propose to keep this matter
stirred up till it is settled in somo
way. If Mr.. Boone bias any settle
meot or explanation 10 make, We
will cheerfully tender him the use
of these columns TO set himself
right before the world. This IS a
financial statement we will gladly
publish and make no charges for.
let's hear from Mr.. Boone.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-07
A Good Entertainment.

Specially reported ior TIE ARGva.
The school house in Brandonville
was crowded last Saturday evening al
the program given by the young peo.
pie of the town FOR the entertainment
Of those who came to attend the lawn
fete.
Those in charge say the program
was carried out under very great dbl
c@ulties yet all acknowledge that l.. was
~oreditab'e in every respect. The fol.
lowing is the program as rendered
/ M~odernized Yankee Doodle by the
children,
2. Songs OF Seyen,
Seven Times One, Nellie Darby.
Seven Tiuaes Two, Callie Forauer.
Seven Times Three, Mamie Barnes
Seven Times -Four, Nolie Goodwin.
seven Time Seven, Mrs. Raveuscraft.
3. Instrumental Solo, Ella Frank.
houser.
a. Music by tho Bruoetou Cornet
Band,
b Nearer My God TO Thee in Panto-
mine Maud Kimberly, Irene Samp.
son, Nellie Goodwin
G. Instrumental Solo Nanuie Barnos.
d Two part song, Juauita-Etta
Glover, Laura Frazec, nellie Good
win. Lynne Waddcll.
g. A Southern Melody, short PLAY
written FOR tue occasion by one of
the girls, The characters were
taken bY Eta Glover. Laura Fra
zee, LYNNE Wld Tell, Wilbur Ben.
SON, Clyde Wcltner, Albert Good
win and Will smith.
Tie last number, Little Boy Blue. A.
% two part song boy The girls. was
omitted because tho Young ladies who
had played 'darSie girls found that
burnt cork sticketb closer than "a
brother"
The festival people wore not as sue
cesstuI as they would have been n
their ice bad behaved better. It was
% strange freak. but that ice simply
picked itself up and walked of. When
t'e second supply of cream was Co bo
frozen tncre VAS nothing 90 freeze it
wish, consequently many people left
without being supplied The candy
table boz charge of Lynne WaddeII vas
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