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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
FOR THE CHILDREN
IL the SUN We're CoIored.

If the sun gave off a colOred light
what world this would be. Those
who have studied the composition Of
light at all know that it is a combina-
ton of seven colors, and that grass IS
green. for instance, because it reflects
fhe green and absorbs the rest; that
roses are red because they reflect the
red and that any object is black De
cause It absorbs all the colors and re
fleets none.
Now suppose the sun gave out only
red light. Everything would be red
or black. The grass void absorb the
red rays and be black. The sky would
be black, too, but the clouds would be
red. Snow would be red, and the Eas-
ter lilies. Aeaut.c2l in Their purity,
would also be red.
Suppose, agtin, that the sun were
blue Everything now blue and white
would be blue-sky, clouds ana all
The grass would be blue because 1t re-
fleets both blue and yellow, which to-
gether make green. Hair would be all
black, and complexion would be nice
(O cloudy blue, with black lips.
If the sun were green, however there
would be n little variety Things that
are now yellow would still be yellow
things that are blue would still be blue
and things that are green would stu
be green, but the world would still lack
the CHEEKY reds, puppies, oranges,
pinks. etc. which now make 1t look so
hright
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

There is game by this name that
has been played But a better form
of it is the following:
Choose two captains, one Turkish
and one Greek They should stand
with arms lifted high and hands joined
in an arch, under which all the other
players should pass, one by one, each
grasplng the next ones clothes and all
singing
'Open the gates as high rs the Sky
And let the sultan and his troops pass
by"
At the word "by" the two captains
should suddenly lower their clasped
hands and make prisoner Of the one
who happens to be passing at the mo
ment.
Then the prisoner must be 'sked;
"Will you be Turk or Il GreekY
and he must take his place behind
the captain Of his choice.
When all the players have been
caught and have chosen their captains
they engage In '"9S Of war" and the
side that succeeds within five min
utesy in dislodging the other from its
position wins the victory
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

The Easter week Is the chief occasion
for Russian family and friendly reun-
ion and rejoicing What Christmas
boxes are to us or les etrenncs To the
French on New Years day. Easter
gifts are To the Russians, Egg shaped
presents of every imaginable size and
value are the order of the day. Some
times these Easter gifts assume very
substantial proportions We once saw
at St Petersburg an Easter egg Of 81
gautic dimensions, containing nothing
smaller than a brougham destined for
a charming and no doubt delighted re
cipient-London Saturday Review.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
GREENWOOD

DEBETLo, July 1sth-Branson Shreye and
wife have returned from their sUjOurn in the
sunny south l. Webster and family visited
relatives near Richland Center saturday and
Sunday Mrs. X G Shreve visited her par
ents on Webster Creek last sunday, returning
Wednesday accompanied by her sister, Miss
Ida Newluu ... Chris Christensen makes fire.
quent trips to Sherm ~hreve's, Frank Shreye
called at l., ShreYe 5 saturday and Sunday
Teddy wore "a smiling face Saturday evening
90. Ice cream was served at i Webster sun
day evening 10 few Invited guests. Amy
and Chester Newlun visited at Il q shreyes
this week. Qute number OF the young
people attended the dance aG Jack Shreve's..
All report good time Wu. khtneheart anu
wife passed through our valley lhIs week..
Laura kegley is often heard singing the song
entitled Honest John" 49,. Amos hegley looks
rather lonesome Of late. Georgie and Hat
tie Frossen spent sunday at home Jim An
derseu Is a frequent caller At Eber Ousauger's
d.. Rena Christensen t. staying at home this
summer...A nrighborhood picnic wss held
ia Kite shreve's grove sunday the 18TH An
elegant picnic dinner was served after which
those present listened To a Well rendered pro-
gram consisting ~ songs, recltatious, read
iuEs, dialogues, band and RTaphnphoHe music
BE-. The assembly dissolved about i've O'clock
feeling they had spent very enjoyable day
NIMBLEFINGERsOs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

There is nothing coy about New
York. 1t is not Il city where a stran-
ger can readily make "A nest and feel
at home. 1t does not welcome the fer
eigner with smile and polite Now
make yourself happy and comforta-
Bile" 1t says taeitly, well, now that
you're here l suppose you'll have 70
stay, but don't get in the way and
bother people" Paris, on the other
hand, is the contest city in the world.
1t welcomes the newcomer in n thou
sand ways 1t offers him the finest ed
ucatlou in the world for nothing. Be
fore him for miles lie the charm and
wonder and mystery of those fascinat-
ing streets, each with its own char
acter some as full Of history as an egg
IS Of meat-New York World
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

Some day there is going TO he ter
rible revolt In this country against The
boiled shirt We are not going to wear
boards on our bosoms surmomted by
picket fences when the laundryman
feels cross and cuts q saw edge on our
collars American manhood Is going
to rise in its might some dry and care
fully drop the starch shirt over into
the next lot where TIE tin cans are.
Today we haven't the nerve TO do it.
We are under the domination Of social
and commercial propriety to such an
extent that we do not dare to arise and
pro,l IA our freedom in the name Of
liberty of person and freedom of con
science Some day we will wear soft
shirt aud flowing collars. md the man
who wears starched board On his
bosom and sheet iron ring around his
neck VIII be known for rhe conceited
and artificial ass thai he really is
MINNEAPOLIS Journal
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
caarles snthe,,n nn,l W.. r.ttersn


Charles Mathews, the fIm0u3 Eng
fish actor, once INDUCED disasrously
in his well known taste for mmicry.
The ridicule on this occasion was at the
expense of Mr.. Tattersall during Il sale
Of blood stock conducted by that well
known auctioncer.
The first lot, geatiemcn." said Mr..
Tattersall. is a lay FLY by Smolen-
sko," etc
The first lot, gentlemen" echoed Mr..
Mathews IN the same tone of voice, 'fs
a bay fill! by Smolensko"
The auCtioneer looked somewhat an
noyed, say the writer Of English
Comedians of the Past" but proceeded:
well, what shall we begin withY'
We'll, what shall we begin WITH re-
piled the echo.
Still endeavoring to conceal his vexa-
ton, Mr. Tattersall inquiringly called
out
''One hundred guineas?"
''One hundred guincas?" echoed Ma
thews.
THANK you, sir" cried Mr.. latter
sail, bringing dowq the hammer with
a bang. THE flly is yours"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
EDUCATIONAL
GATHERINGS
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

OFFICE OF SUpr. ScHcoLs VERNON CouHrY
NtRoQuA, Wis, July Il, 1895
teachers institute VIII be held n the high
school building at Niroqua beginning Mon
dsy, July 3ist and closing August 1ith.
No palms VIII be spared by the conductors
70 make TINS institute as helpful and protitR-
Die 20 the teachers AS possible
Teachers should try to be present for Ell
rollment AZ a. m, the first morning and stay
through the entire session,
The program VIII be arranged so far as d..
Slbte 20 avoiI conflicts and TO aCcom;no1 tie
the largest uuGber OF teachers,
The Institute manual outlines the following
SUBJECTS That may he taught this year. Agrl-
culture, Language. History. Geography
Reading, Pedagogy, Library Reading, litera.
ture and Algebra The manual requires every
teacher 20 study Library Reading.
Teachers must provide themsely Is with text
books an the branches that they wish 10
study No textbooks can be furnished free
At the Institute. Bling your manual, slso
because only a limited number Is available
Conductors NJ IL jackson, Puuctpal C1un-
ty Training school for Teachers Grand RAJ
Dds; Mrs Mary u. bradford Supervisor bf
practice Tea hing. stevens Puiut Normal:
Fred Thompson. principal New LIS IN tISh
school; Willis T. Calbarn, Principal. Madi-
son
For any further Information relating to the
Institute address
a. l. GARDNER, County supt, ytroqaa, Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
Gladstone and Disracli.

An odd scene in the house of COM
mons between Disraeli and his great
opponent, Gladstone. is recorded in the
diary of Sir NJ. L. Grant Duff, who re-
lates the story as he heard it:
Gladstone was orationlng away as to
Disraeli's proceedings and said, This,
sir-this has been the course of the
right honorable gentleman and his
satellites" He appeared then quite to
lose the thread Of what he had been
saying He looked at some papers and
then seemed to appeal to Goschen, but
for a time lie was quite lost.
Disraeli looked over great paper
he had in his hand and said very quiet
~, you got to satellites" MS if he We're
speaking to a child who was saying his
lesson.
At last Gladstone appeared 10 recov-
er himself and said
"Oh, l am very much obliged to the
right honorable gentleman. We will
leave the satellites and 20 on to some
thing else"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

When pursued the kangaroo, if posi-
BILE, directs his flight toward the river.
If he reaches it, he enters and, thanks
to his great height. is able to go on
foot to Il depth where the dogs are
Obliged to swim. There he plants him
self on his two hind legs and his tail,
and. up t. his shoulders In the water,
he waits the attack of the dogs With
his fore paws he seizes by the head
the first dog that approaches him, and,
ass he is more soliily balanced than his
as8ailauts, ne holds the dogs nose un-
der watcr us long as he can. Unless
a second dog speedily comes to the res
cue the first one is sure to be drowned.
II 4 companion arrives and by his at
tacks on the kangaroo manages to set
the captive free the half drowned
brute is glad to regain the shore as
quickly ~ possible. In this way
strong AMI courageous male kangaroo
will hold his own against twenty or
thirty dogs, drowning some and fright
ening others, and tho hunter is Obliged
TO intervene with a bullet.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
Written for the CENSOR
THE QUIET EVENING
BY HATTIE I. DICKSON.

The shades OF night are failing fast,
Around me far and nea
hear the lowing Of the C. Is,
And IA voice To- me so dtar.
The shades OF night are falling fast,
Around me ar aud wide;
hear the blCHttng OF the lawns
Sweet voices that never chIde.
The birds have llown TO their p sches,
No sound Is YET 50 still.
save the ripple, ripple, ripple,
or the little winding rtli
The sky is strewn with brightest stars.
The moon laughs at the lea,
Rut the one most beautiful thought
Is that they all shine for ms.
Aud OF ibis great wide creation,
One great God ruleth Hti;
May all that love Him anu His earth.
BE ever faithful ~ Ills cali.
July u,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
WuFATAND

RED MOUND, July A week ago to-day we
laid ia Retreat cemetery the form % a deAr
nid saiuted VIE and mother, Mrs ;. Tcwatt.
She was faithfully cared for during her last
few weeks 81 suffering by luving family and
friends, who al tell OF the unfaltering t-usJ
she placed ia her SAVIOUR. which carried her
on the way rejoicing All the way down to tive
dark valley of the shadow of death. Rev.
Cooper preached 3 beautiful Sermon at he
house, from the teNt which size had chose n,
And God shall wipe away aN tears from
thetreyes. etc" Her dutiful daughter, Mrs
Alice trancy, from Eau Oialre, who cared for
her mother during the past feW months W i'll
soon return e. her home Mrs l. Tower. -
sister ~ the same city, also came to attend
he's IN the ias' few days, and f. slI Iva she
Vlttulty he sOoiauiV which WAS pr-,
poned iast wceE fra Is respect respect - uar
dear sister in ihe church. viii De hsi,s az l.
l.. AiNer's next Friday Crruius ..-.,...- l.. 4.
Miller has purchased q L. : cream separator
~ f. e. Hyde Of Retreat. which uoes extra
Euud WORK ..-,. Noel GatdH, }- Aotuv nu b,
short VACATION from rpilf i business tu
North Dakota Coon Will.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
Horses Talk with Their Ears.

Did you ever try to understand the
horse language? 1t is not very diff
cult if you will only be attentive and
sympathetic In the first place, you
must watch the horses ears, for horses
talk a great deal with their ears The
ears are pointed forward in surprise
or fear and moved forward and back
ward where there is uncertainty
They fatten back against the neck
when the horse is angry. and when he
Is miserable and discouraged they
dr0op down and cut Horses, you see,
have feelings just as boys and girls
have, and they have different degrees
Of intelligence too. Some are more
clever than others, and some dixie
some children only seem stupid be-
cause nobody has ever taken the trou-
BILE to try to understand them.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
ApproprIntions.

"Our language is a strange thing.
When the Methodist board of missions
appropriatcs hundreds of thousands Of
dollars for work among the heather
there is rejoicing among church peo-
pie, When congress appropriates a
good sum for river and harbor i'm
provements we all agree that it is
quite good thing But when clerk
approprintes few hundred dollars Of
his employers money h Is sen; TO me
penitcntlary The first sor;z of appro-
priatious are quite appropriate. but the
last sort is altogether inappropriate
Savannah News
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

Curran's friend was tickled by the
orators retort apropos of the jury sys-
tenn The friend was Dragging of his
attachment to it ahd said, with trial
by jury l have lived and. by the bless
ing Of Col with trial by jury l will
DIE
"Oh.' said Curran in amazement,
''tben you've made up your mind to
be hanged. Dick"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

WEST PRAIRIE, July 18th Weather is per
feet for haytpg and everyone IS very busy
with farm work. Rev jacobson will preach
at Fargo church Sunday nest ~ two o'c,Ock
Let everyone be present Young peoples
society meets at Tom Hinm's at three O'Clock
Sunday M ~ Rodden of lie soto. Is spending
the week with her sister Mrs NJ Vance .....
MIS- John sandwick r. visiting at I Joha
sons Minnie SchoenberRaf IN attending re,
view school. l. W Davis is erec ing new
barn. Mr. aud Mrs Thee Johnson are moving
into their new house 49, Many from here at
tended the social at keirs Sunday last Per
ry Vance ls working for John Vance
EOgFs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
OFFICE OF SUPF on SCHOOLS
N1rAsua VIE l,F,- a. flrs


iubis examinations Ter teachers cortlh-
Gates viii be Evh as follows.
Nlruqua..... August ~ II, Is ana li lpu..
ttlisbOru L. II and 10 INNS
Applicants VIII write ON see0uu grade brsr.
rheS August u and ~ and on first grars
brsuCes August f.
WORK Wilt begin ut "a. W ui lac first uty
sEa AZ = tu the $, coed Gay Applfa, ft.
should come prepared witt per, hlu;'sl s.l,d
lrral cap paper aud biack ink
All persons intending To teach }n NIrn4ti
county should attend "a publie * aiutu.lrtn d.
Special exaniuRti0Hs viii be given only il.
cases ct necessity.
standings mot To exceed Eve VIii bo renew
cd, according 20 law. for these who have A
reasonable, good Institute recnr,i. ar have Ia
hrn otae- satisfactory means self ,upratte.
urnt.
The tfarebcS wiU come IN thc fnfsowio. or.
der.
FIRST pAN--tr}4 rapHy. RcsdInc. Ncr .ul-
'nre. Grammtr. oft uepy. Theory aud Ar
nf Teaching. Spelling.
SECoNn DAY Arithmctic. Constitutions. L
History. Physiology. MtHnai, lvuu.auS shin
Ia prepartps for eGam}},a iauiu 2 heary anal
Arr 81 feACufBE. study saulc co, e. ltNt 90
uu FydltuEN- "a l. tARpNElg
County SupCr{nteut emit
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
A Chicken That "piayed Postum.

Here Is chicken that played pos,
sum-" \ correspondent writes: The
cat of our household entered my room
the other day, dragging Il nearly full
grown chicken in its mouth. The chick
en- made no resistance and was quite
motionless. and when l made the cat
drop it the chicken lay apparently
dead chased the cat from the room,
and on my return TO the chicken l was
surprised to see it slowly open its
eyes. raise its head and look cautiously
round AS soon as 1t felt sure Of the
disappearance of its enemy it got up
and ran OFF as fast as it could"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

PA" began Bobby, ray I ask one
more question:
"Umr' replied pa. without looking up
from his book.
Well" said Bobby, IF they had
clocks in the moon would they be lu
naticS G'-Life.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

There are three ways u learn the
value Of IL dollar The first is to spend
1t and see what You get for it. The
second IS to earn 1t and see what you
give for It, The third is to save ii and
yearn for all the things it might buy
II you were weak enough to spend it
Troy CiNan.l Chief.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

The most wonderful of all are the
symbols found In the passion flower
If stalk of rake fern Is cut low
down in Sertember n spreading oak
tree will be found. The pansy con
tains the picture Of man in pulpit
The poppy can easily he turned into
dragon can be mat|e to yawn in the
funniest way If its sides are pinched;
the mallow contains the most attrac-
tive little cheeses, just the thing to
serve with your poached eggs theads
of daisics) when you are playing tea
party with flowers for provisions.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
a Young Financier.

Teacher-Now Willie, suppostnc you
accidentally stood on a gcntlcman's
foot, what would you say?
Willie-I should say, Beg pardon"
Teacher-If the gentleman gave you
a penny for being polite. what would
you do?
Willie would stand on the other
and say. Reg pardon"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
,itNnN.

GENOA July 5t-Ltttie JuIucs NCMAu4uy.
who has heeu iu s. Francis hospital a. La
Crosse having au eye treated rtturu, & luWe
las. week very WuCh improved. ne was a.
~nmpAnIed bv his 8upt Miss BrjdEtt Nc
Mapamy ..-... CLAYTON ktubie WhO has bean
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
Origin of the Crescent shaped RoI

Origin of the Crescent shaped Roll.
The little horseshoe shaped rolls to
be seen in every bakers shop IN the
world have an interesting history In
1857 Vienna was hesieged by the
Turks. They were about to enter the
town by an underground passage that
they had dug. when the bakers (who
work all night in order 10 deliver hot
bread in the morning. gave the alarm.
The authorities were SO grateful they
allowed them TO manufacture a break
fast roll in the shape OF the crescent
moon, which Is n device Of the Turkish
banner.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

At the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Ames, near Ross, last sandsy, occurred the
u arrtage OF their daughter, Miss MARTHA to
Nc. FEAHL DeANER. Of Vroqua. Rev II A..
Waste periorme! the ceremony in the pres
ence OF large company Of relatives, intimate
friends and hD0Fs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
MARRIED..

At the residence 81 aud by Rev, q. W. M
yum. Saturday, IuiV %, Mr. EMMETT HALL ..
Viroqua, aud Miss GENEVA MANNING OF Gin.
ton Town
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

Ga Salem Ri'ge, July both at the parental
home of Tn mas Hawkins passed away N ISIS
MAY HAWKINS, aged clgh cen years from
euusumpttO she was young lad y held in
hlgn esteem by all, A large Coucuurse of
Borrowing relatives and friends attended the
funeral At Salem church last Saturday con
Quoted by Rev II A. Waste
For the second time in a few months. d 9TH
visited the home OF John White, Sr u III. =
ty, Tits time taking the loving wife and motn-
er For year past she has been troub ed
with a numerous growth, when caused her
great suffering she had bean confined to
her bed for four months TIE end came
Wednesday morning. July 10
Size was formerly Jane Hudsna, a native Of
vernon county. About twenty-five years ago
she was united IN marriage To John White,
ST, who with two daughters and three sons,
survive the mother. An eleven year-o.d son
died OF dtphtheria last " utter
she vas "a good Christian won IN, memAer
of the Liberty Congregational church., Hur
death Is great bio, To her family aud p.any
close friends Funeral services were & d. duct
ed at the Bishop Hctuch church by rev Il
w Nuzam luterm 5nt was Ia the WHIT g
cemetery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-01

yesterday the guests OF Mrs. II. X
Wiley and viii remain today. The
ladies are en- route home from triI
to California. having been absent since
June.
q. II. Caldwell. representing the
Denver Post, has been In the Rocky
Ford country IA portion OF this week
sizing up the cantaioupe crop and the
prospective beet sugar campaign.
DIR. and Mrs. Lawson left Monday
noon for Pueblo. where the doctor Will
spend n week In the c. i. q ]. Co.'S
magnificent hospital In what might be
called post graduate course. He and
Mrs. Lawson will then spend n week
amid the delightful environment Of
Beulah.
guest of his cousin, II. X. Wiley.
Miss Mitt ana Master Morris Mitch
ell OF Colorado Springs are the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Q. /. McCreery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-01

The Majestic range people have a
mos, effective way 81 getting the mer-
its Of their stove before the public. and
the citizens Of Rocky Ford and vicin-
iiy are this week being treated to the
Maiessic's way of doing things. One
Of their ranges has been Installed In
the BurkdolI hardware store by w. u.
Mcsoriey Of Denver. manager for the
Rocky Mountain region. and g. ~. En-
mis- Of 81. Louis. who will have direct
charge OF such exhibitions In CoIora-
do. Mrs. custer is personally In charge
Of the biscuit making. turning oSt a
ran OF the rnest In three minutes by
the watch. which in connection with
splendid coffee make a most attractive
free lunch And while the lady visit
Urs are enjoying the biscuit and coffee
Messrs. McSoricy and Ennis do not
neglect to say that the Majestic is
absolutely at the head OF the range
procession. Call to-day or tomorrow
and see what the Majestic can do.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-01

and b-H, firms. Mr.. Dawiey was iicn-
tin.i with the English Lumber Co.
long before the organization OF the
late firm. And previous To the con-
roiidati1n Mr. Wilson WAS running a
hardware ana furnituT" store ON his
own account. when ;hsac two men
united in one bunin.Hs the concern
was a niTonssonc. and "a splendid bunl-
ness was the r.rui,-which has been
Inherited by their succrrrorn- Both
SIR. bawi-y and AIR. Wilson are old
citizens. public spirited and enjoying
the esteem and confidence OF the COM
munity In the highest degree. and Il In
a matter OF ..nstatuiation that the
sale OF their business viii take neither
from the city. Mr. Dawioy will md
his hands full with the general over
sight of the English Lumber Co.'S cx.
t1nsiS- aHair~ throughout the valley.
and will enjoy that work more than
handling hardware and furniture. As
the Indian thinks Of tho future as a
happy hunting ground. ro may Mr..
Da~i-y In his devotion tn the lumber
business think Of heaven as one sisan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-01
The 81. James oser for Business.

Nr. and Mrs. Chas. Daring now have
charge of the 81. James which they
navs opened as roguiua house The
building and furnishings have been
thoroughly renovated and put in nrs;
class condition for the accommodation
Of the best class of business. During
lhc Fair this will he found to he an
excellent place to have rooms. Give
the st. James under the new MANAGE
tulut n call