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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-02-10
TO coNsuMprrves.

The undersigned ha wing been restored to health
by simple means, after suffering for several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumption, is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To
those who desire it, he will cheerfully send tfree
OF charge) copy of the prescription used, which
they will find sure cure for Consumpfioa.
lung MaLsdles. He hopes all sufferers will try
his remedy, as 1t is invaluable. Those desiring
the prescription, which will cost them nothing,
and NAV prove blessing, will please address,
Rev. EDWARDA.WILS0N. Brooklyn, New York.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-02-10

THE INTELLIGENCER, Danville, Pa.
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went With one rap. #
''chlpmunk. with Mr.. Afcc '1'' Nd mp.
went clean. s45 t..s w " III
|,'fsed Raven with Mr.. Holloway up.
went clean. VI
1'l,ng Dodo, with Mr.. sydnor UP, went
centennial with Mr.. Young up. fell
at the rails and spilled his rider IN the
3tnnbark. & ss {gs s3,s 9is
& Mr.. young gave an excellent csh ii,i
ton Of quick crawling. for he was out OF
the way before I no big black horse cou.4
strike him. Mr.. Young had u marrow Mario "
escape. n
"Brandon,. with Mr.. Evans up went
With two raps,
8 ',Cygnot,' with MR. Holloway UP, went wei
clean. 355i i 4ss mi 5$s \ "a
queen OF Spades" ridden by Mr.. Me-
comb, did n bit OF bucktng, being spur
shy. She Knocked down the rnila.
.:hfay Bell" with Mr. Sidney Holloway
up went with one rap.
.Alan-a- Dale ridden by Mr.. EVILS,
had two raps
d The claes called for twenty-five per
cent conformation, and stventy-ilvc per
cent. performance. Riders werc required
to be q member OF n recognized NUM-
club and TO ride In hunt colors. The first
prize was presented by Mr. John Thomas
Anderson, president Of the show.
IL was a pretty class from a spectta arc'l
standpoint, but the performances n' 'E15tI
for the most part pool. ~, . !. !,
Blue went to Mr.. illets w oron,o..
rod to Mr,g Dunlop's Confidence; yellow
to Mr. WIliet's fLeatherbloom, any aAu
white 10 Westminster Farms JACK lK
Frost"
Summary.
Brou CHAM Pairs u Revenue ana ,1d , asiG-
og Saddle Horses lover Is hands and Under e1,
Is Ia hands)-W Brilliant. Mr s., f AlIen
potts, g Mas, mith Mo- aisqa Nj
seeH hampon saddle Horses Chan Ra4 p9n;
Mr. atson4s, o apeteTm nE ot Hearts.
ME- $, ~ A.sI Horses {oyer l41-4 hands and
nnt e Exceeding 15)-d1 MLgonnettc, J E,.h
Kerr Branch; C2 Dr. Reid 4, Kandop p1
1bsjssIda, & H. WIS @ ),
liz Rna dstors (nppontment classo--n) Auai-
tor B., Mr. Maclay q e. = F aia :, ia mr
Mr.. y. A. Saunders: q Me aI S st. M - a
+, Drewry; q, Lady Brlll'an' ~ =. y
= Pairs Horses IN Harness, l 1Wes, Wr;
is 81 iands) vlrgin1IIsa i nnT W end su-
Esnior paSid M DunIep s. Popuiaity and
pf re- nyo,rses1d lord Baltimore G W. w.
wa 'k Mlgonnette; 70 59h nI ala he RI
Branch, (sl E!oauence Mt carNs'e' -
II = H iuIt Jumping Glass tperformanG%i
mt t 10 countj-U) Confidence Mr % Dun 1n y,
~ Bue Z rarm 1a I - 1afs
Frost. Westchester Farm ,l,s "a = eiA (
A Gorn th h Class( TORONTO: MI. WIN w,
lots, ~ Confidence ME-. Dunmiop' :, ~ e.
Teatherhloom, Mr., Wlllets' W a5 'het>
frost, Wcstchester Farm.
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making stcf wonderful record at tho
show has done 10 very graceful and

z al I j
making such q wonderful record at the
show, has done 10 very graceful and
srortslhanlke act
On yesterday Mr.. Watson sent Mr..
James Hyde, secretary OF tho Richmond
Horse Show his cheque for 500, with the
request that. the association would pur-
chase pioce Of silver plato and offer It
for gig horses at next years exhibition.
The conditions, which follow.t were
drawn by MIR. Watson. and are excellent;
Baltimore Challenge Plate.
For mares or geldlngs not under 16.l
hands and not exceeding 1853 hands. 10
be shown to gigs owners to drive, accom-
panied by servant The following scale
or points to govern: Con formation, 20
per cent. action and manners 90 per
cent; quality. 20 per cent; pace and style
OF & going, 20 per cent. appointment
(horses to be shown with K. COLLARS, 20
pcrl cent. Professionals and dealers
BARRED. This cup must DO won twice by
the same owner before 1t becomes his
property. sE#
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Mrs Paul Whitehead.

Mrs, Virgilla whitehead, wife OF Rev.
.pr, Paul Whitehead, died yesterday after
noon at Morganton. n G. Flcr end was
peaceful and apparently painless. WITH
her were her husband and her daughter,
Mrs. Richard Whitehead, Of the uniycr-
sIty OF Virginia. at
AIrs. Whitehead had been In very bad
health for months, and It was In tho
hope OF beneH:ing her that che was some
weeks ago taken TO Morganton. She grew
worse, however, despite the best medical
attention and nursing.
The deceased was Miss Vlrg!lla Tim
aberlakc, OF Albem~ro county. md she
became the wife of DR.. Whitehead nearly
half a century ago She leaves only ono
daughter, Mrs. Richard Whitehead; two
other children having died years ago.
The remains will be taken TO Charlottes-
VILE to-day and the funeral will probably
take place there Tomorrow aftcrn DON.
John w. Anderson.
Mr.. John w. Anderson died at his resi-
dence, No. 2aG N Street. on Thursday
Z ut 10 80 p. Nj. Mr.. Anderson, son or Rev.
James NJ. Anderson. has been In poor
health for several months, but bore ,l.a
Illness patiently and with a resignation
that comes from fnith55l IN Christ. iio
leaves his wife, who was MISS Magic
Mussen. and four children. to muorn
~ u . I
their loss. .5
Tho funeral will be held this afternoon
ut AGO at Union Station Methodist Church.
conducted by Rev. Young and Rev.
3 AIaxey. Following are 5.e pall-bcarers:
Active Mr.. Charles Braucr, Mr. Edw.
BowIes, Mr.. Charles Bargamn. Mr.. Geo.
K Bryan, MI. II. u. Thomas. Mr,J. T. Lips
comb, Mr. marlborough, Capt. Whit
lock. &4.
Frank Bates, Mr.. a. GEntry, Mr.. j Smell
MIR. ". Fl. Parrish. Mr.. Archie Creekmore.
Mr.. ". II, Parrish, Mr., Archie Crakmore,
Mr. w. B. Peroe. Mr.. Joe lIeftly, Mr.. Ca
bell Crawford. Mr.. Henry Mashio' Mr.. II.
u. Cox. s.
Mrs. Mamie B, Miller. s
street, Richmond, died yesterday at Is
n M, She Is survived by her husband,
six children, three sisters and mother
t James T, Strotller.
ESPECIAL to The Times lspateh,) 81
FREED IclSsDURG. VA, October Is,
--Mr. James II. strotner, n prominent
saw mill owner and railroad contractor,
~ MADISON county died this week at
irwymans Mill, In that county After
n lingering illness, aged 40 years. lie Is
survived by his wife, five children, his
mother, one brother and three sisters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-14
2END0WlM + RANK, K. OF r.
FORMS ORGANIZERS ASSN.
tBy Associated Prcsg.,

CHICAGO. z October. ls.-The general
organizers nj the Endowment Rank
knights Of Pytl,!as to-day formed
General Organizers Association. The fol-@
lowing officers were elected: @ sa
President. Fl. Cronhelm, a tlanta. Ga:
President. d. w. Boyer. Nashville
Tenn; Secretary and Treasurer. A. T..
Bown. Temple. Texas. Il,
C. II. RoYster. of North Carolina, was
rpndn8n A ,n,ennher Of tho executive CONF
mlttce The next meeting Will be held
tlrre% IN October VI iglS, I5i2 8s 81
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FAST GALL. GAVE
As NOT AS GINGER
(Continued from Flrst Pase2 3

4 q nav to the followers of the gridlron
contests, is believed 70 pe tusaef ,W W.
any aggregation ever mere pe'o.s =. /" ~, Ia
r. ,onsinp in weight Is more than PAD
IN tho snappy work, the determination 70
,~,n tl,e neyer-die spirit that Is ihocu-
lated into the hearts of every istuuelil
of the University of Virginia. me p'pck
Of tic men Is the safeguard against ue-
feat, II @ H. NJ. . :, ,,,,o
with tho University squad came ue1e-
cation OF rooters that, by their action
have shown thnt they are ~ nearly syl'-
patty with every move Of me Ylislllu
lads, The hotels were sWnrnca JUS. tislit
and yesterday afternoon tho excltcn'el'e
heard tho foot-ball game discussed, some,
we're wagering their hard-earned salarles
on the Virginia eleven, while others were
placing the long end on the I'cnnsylyhnll
school Indians,
B And back behind 1t all was Lessee
Bradley, OF the Broad Street Park, who
has been SO diligently at work. for the
mast month preparing for the game. Long
before tho hour Of play this afternoon
Tho park win be crowded The srana
stand has practically been disposed Of,
Ing like hot cakes, and the northern
benches are now being called for DOWN
in front Of the bleachers will be sixteen
feet Of space where tho men will walk
around and watch the plays. II wou!d
be impossible to keep the rootcrs stlll'
and this space will be allowed them, ~
which 10 walk around and witness tNe
formations and give their respective
eleyaas encourage ment.
SEASON and despite the fact that there,
are Counter attra cttons the crowd WI
t,a ona that will please every officer ana
manager Gf the PARK and the te anni 10
tod IL al this time, Something over forty
men travel with each. eleven ana 1fU IN
t thiss number men will DO drawn noW ana
then as they are needed. ~ 4.
For Governor and Mayor,
Arrangements have lesn made 70 nave
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THEY Go EAST

Our Top Coats. an Il q !.
Don't think you4are "the real
thing withoutgonetof these.
Some men are Born with
style. & si .is Ell 55. !.
"A Some men acq u1re style and
some come here sgand l1ave
style thrust upongthe M,
The main poiatior youn g
aoe II is to gettt. 5s' t4S, u. #5
Hero-St2, 80 to $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-14

especially reserved sents for Governor
Montague. and Mayor Mccarthy. respec-
$Cnrlislc foot-ball game to-day. The Gov
$trnor's party Will be seated In the westend
corner of the grnnd-stnnd. and the Mayor
and his party Will be seated In section
OF the field senta. FG5
NJ The grounds Will be open nj i 80 O'clock
and the great contest Will begin promptly
Z at $50 s+ lS,5 n ,g'ss5$i 5%-$|'5
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Mr. Friend to- Preach.

Mr.. Charlie NJ Friend OF Chester. Va,
VIII preach to undcnonnational Chris
tIans at Marshall Hall Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. Subject. .The Lords Wise
ones. Not the Wise Ones OF This World"
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Fall Suits, $1,000 and tips.
the genuine all-wool Berry

We're ready with all the.
novelties, G ute things, and
wear resisting ga rrr1e l1ts for
the boys. n III
Bring thetniin. "a
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lanes II, StrOtller.
DEATHS,

.ANDERs O N.--Dled. at his residence, 2a07
N Street, Octo6s e, e3 l2th, at 1880 !, NJ,
Funeral Will tako place from Union
station Methodist Church SATURDAY
at ~. NJ. Friends and acauaintnnces
Invited to attend.
MII.LIsR.--Died. October hath at 8 O'Clock
r. Nj, MRS. MAMIE q. MrLI!ER, he,
ter Of the late William It. Fletcher a
their residence on South Pine Street.
She leaves husband, six children, three
sisters and one brother 70 lnoa.h ,+
loss
Funeral notice later.
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Ra 5, { NORFOLK Ra s.,
Trip, Every Sunday Trip.
On the Popular TRlLBY Excursion

VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN ny.
Leaves Byrd Street Station $3.50 A. M.
Quickest, best and only all-rail route. No
change OF cars. TRILBY gives you one
hour longer with your friends In Norfolk
than any other Sunday outing train.
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E ], Nv, IA .,,yvitch Hasel..',g Mi pre- wry
gS.n,o his oNellie BY, and MI. Pollard
irnvo HCrow1l Prlncei"s5 THE class called
go nnnoIhtrnei,ts az forty for cen t.s and
/ iorsn sIxty per ceht. Mi. MaClay'sa
:. t,,d,lnr r. " won the bite; red going to
ATTN I Il, SAUNDERS 'i'oxlo Latnbett";
Yellow 10 Mr.. William r. Drewry's
HaNcilic H. and whlto TO Mr.. Saunders 3
G"t,udy Brilliant 4,
white Wings created a. diversion ION py
ontnrins the arena and rnklng tho tan
Enrls SIX abreast. 81,
Pairs Of Horses.
,rhc next class was for gpairssof horses
In harness exceeding Is "a hands. Ihreo
.nn,rg, two OF which wor0 entered BY Mr.,
watson ana one by Mr.. Dunlop. made up
TIC class, All three rnlrs we're 1o haetd Il
Or over, and presented an imposing lo.
nsorhnce. Mr.. i'BillyvE8 West drove Mr..
Wntson's "rrospcrity'' and "Popularity"'
MI. Mitchell drove Mr.. Watson 8 r.
rlnla', nnti WEST Virginia" and Mr..
Galloway sl1o we'd Mr.. Dunlops Derby
md Superior & h 81 ~,
n, Bite went to Mr.f G., w. Wntsori's Wiz
Elnln and West vlrginin; red to Mr.
David Dunlops Superior and Derby; S :,
low TO Mr.. CIV Wilson's PROSPERITY
and Popularity. &,
.rhe elk class that followed ~ns tho
harness clnss Of tho evening. Every IN
,dviduul was n good one. and the r 't'
was hot. ,Cilcro we're such winners MS
nNtignonnettcn lord Baltimore, Tan
tnlis," ..sinner''g "1rlbquencc. -" ''D pr.
Reid miss shnrps, MY Y Maryland
ana "Cogglns." III 5si
The conditions werc for the best horse
not under it hands and not exceeding
is 81 hands, gentlemen to- drive. L. was wa
a good class, and the horses were sent
again ana again before m. award was
given. III
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Lord Baltimore First.


Mr.. Wa,son's lord Baltimore was
nlnced first, Mr.. Brn,ch's "Mlgnonnettc''
second. Mr.. CnrIse's Eloauence third and
Mr.. Towards ''Dr. Reid =. fourth
Ladies' Jumping class brought o e'
best jumpers in the show. Performance
only counted, ind tho association pre-
sentcd to the lady riding tho winner y
handsome silver cup.
Mrs. Henderson rode 'Torchlight'' clean.t
Miss Shelton rode Silver Slipper" Father
Colcman's pony, with one refusal. Miss
swart rode coincidence" with n tip Miss
Marion Holloway rode Red Raven clean
Mrs. Labouissc rode Salisbury and
went OUT on threo rcfusals. Mrs. Hem
derson. on Heatherbloom. made one rap.
Mrs Dcitrick, on Buck went clean.
Miss Shelton, on "Cygnet,' went three
Miss s&art, on Nancy Lee" went
clean. tx
Mrs. Henderson,, on Brandon, went
three raps.
MISS Marion Holloway. on Jack Frost.
went with zone touch. S3I3 lea
Mrs. Allen Potts. on ''Torchlight" went
clean. y
Miss SHELTON, on "sInbad," went with
two touches. "
"a Mrs. Henderson, on 'trrclands Arrow,"s
went clean. # s8 x II #
I Miss Holloway, on MAY Bell, " touched
the brush once. III
Miss Shelton, on .",sir Glbbe," went, with
a rap. MI
Mrs. Henderson, on King Dodo.'
touched the brush jump twice. 44
Mrs. Henderson, ION "sapol!o. went
with three RAJ rs, a. siS.s
In the class Mrs. Henderson rode six
horses, Miss Shelton rode four. Miss Hol-
}loway rode three, Miss Swart rode two,
Mrs Lnbouisse rode ono. Mrs. Allen Potts
rode one, Mrs. Deltrick rode one.
s5 All the horses were then sent out Of
the ring except nine. The class was. for
performance only. 8 H 855 3i5 ~ sHl' Ell
E8G on the second jump off, Mrs. Deltrick,
on e Buck went clean.
Mrs. Henderson, on '"r orchlight.' had
two raps.
Miss Holloway, on RED Raven went
clean.
Mrs. Allen Potts, on "Flrelight."" went
clean 1
Miss swart, on Confidence had one
touch at tho brush. 4yyi,$5 N
y Mrs Henderson, on "ilng Dodo,'' went
with q rap. Il
f Il Miss Holloway, on "Jack Frost" went
clean.
Mrs Henderson on "Hcatherbloom''
went with two raps
2 Mrs. Henderson. on "Irelands AFRO w,''
went clean. n vs. .#
Miss Swnrt. on Mr.. Dunlop's Conf
dence." won the blue and tho silver cup,
MS she did last night. Red went to Mrs.
Deltricls's Buck; yellow to Miss Hol-
loway's Jack Frost and white to Miss
Vera N1orris's "lreland's Arrow
The Corlnthian class called out n lot,
fxyn aivht In mn her tuLA
Navajo" with Galloway up, went
clean. #
"Heatherbloom,' with Donnelly up, had
a rap
with Mr., John Mccomb
up. went clean
'.rorclllght,5'' with Mr. Evans UP, had
two ra ps tS
"onerios,"'I with Mr.. Sidney Holloway
UP, went with two raps,
Nancy Lee" with Mr.. Galloway up,
went clean.
major Blunt" with Mr.. Mccomb up,
knocked down the rails.
"Jack Frost With Mr.. Young up, went
clean.
''Carnntion,'' with Mr.. Beattie up. went
a foot to the good
.'Ireland's Arrow" with Mr. Evans up,
Knocked down the rails,
''Nlmrod." with Mr.. McComb up knock
ed down the rails.
BUCK With Mr.. Holloway up, went
clean. .s AZ "a 545l,
,rToronto' with Mr.. Evans up, went
clean. H
Deep run" with Harry Beattie up,
--=--..-....-.-.-- - -
H.f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-14

no CURES COLDlIN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoNlO Quln!ns TABS
lets. Druggists refund money II It falls
toe to Cure e. a s. W. dKoWfps Signature Is Oh
each box, 25cs-AdN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-14

RgA DER. =. !. azoflx5D !, IS :...,,,
7 ,GIRn 81 FOR ro1 PdLEs,
Your drIEgist will refund money Il PAzO ONT
MPN,p fsIls to cure you In = 70 u daYs, sc.-Adx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-14
Fownes's Hard Luck.

Charles K. Fownes Is bemoaning his
hard luck Night before last in driving
out from Rueger's to the show building
he dropped ono OF his yellow and green
plald quarter clothes. It Is marked with
q large N. (forf Nimrod COACH and he IS
hoping That whoever found It VII bline
It TO him at the Jefferson, Hotel. E4 Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-14

Zig Tag" Falls Through.
white squall," white pony, ridden
by Master Harry Beattie, made two raps.
"Bue Bellc.'' a roam pony, ridden by
Stewart Johnson, went clean.
Little Gray" white pony the proper
< ~ OF Geo. w Stevens refused three
times. and was out.
"zG ZaE" white pony ridden by
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-09
MAIzIE's ARTISTIC BENT.
Daughter Of Poet Didn't Take Much
After Her Visionary
Father.

Maizie's father was a poet, her mother
painter, and everybody said that
Maizie was sure to be a genius; it was
her fate by inheritance. No one pre-
dicted the direction in which she would
eventually turn. but when she was
eight her Aunt Mirabel was sure she
would be a great singer What her
uncles thought is of no importance.
They had little or no imagination, re-
lates Youths Companion.
About the time her aunt had set
tied Maizie's career, Grandpa Wilkie
said he had hopes Of the child. She'll
turn out just like anybody" he
chuckled. See 4 she don't"
1t seemed that first summer night
on the farm as If grandpa had struck
the right note. There had been a Won
derful sunset Maizie's mother, with
half-shut eyes, had compared it to
Claude Lorraine's paintings. Maizie's
father looked lyrics, and the lay mem
bers Of the family also expressed their
delight in the scene. Maizie looked de-
pressed.
See herl" whispered Aunt Mirabel.
What exquisite feeling in her facet"
Maizie's parents looked, but 1t was the
grandfather who spoke.
What's wrong with your he asked.
Nothing" pouted Maizie, only
everybody's SO taken up with the sun
set, and wanted to see the pigs fed!"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-09

DO you know Of anyone suffering
with consumption? Then tell them
that DR. Boschee's German Syrup will
cure them-and you will be a friend
need. German Syrup is a reliable
specific for cure Of consumption. 1t
has been making marvellous cures OF
consumption throughout the world
for forty years. Group, coughs, colds,
bronchitis and all throat and lung
troubles are speedily cured by German
Syrup. Trial bottle, 25c. Big bottle,
75c. At Winner Drug Co. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-09
NOISES THAT INDUCE SLEEP
One Woman Misses Them When Out
Of Town and Has to
Return.

You would hardly think" said the
physician, relates the New York Sun,
that the noises OF New York possess
soporific tendencies, but they do, for at
least one woman | know. She has a
place In small town about an hours
ride away She works there all day,
but she comes back to New York TO
sleep. 1t is impossible for her to sleep
in the quiet OF the country. She misses
the whirr OF the elevated, the wheels
OF the surface cars. the foghorns, the
whistles, the clang OF the ambulance
and the shiiek OF the fire engine on its
way to fires.
She goes out Of her way to obtain
the benefit Of this combination Of sounds,
which. for her, induces sleep. She ar
rives in New York at seven In the even
ing. takes her dinner, and. as a rule.
retires early. to catch her train in the
morning.
Il think II is as early as five o'clock
that she must get up 70 get this train;
but the soundness with which she
sleeps. lulled by the sounds Of the big
city. fully compensates, she says"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-09
ONE ADVANTAGE or Focs
In England They Are Helpful to
Weavers in the Handling
Of Yarn.

Should scientists succeed In finding
ways and means for dispelling the
foggy condition Of England's atmos-
phere. | am afraid that country will
lose more than it gains" said Barrett
Norman. of Boston, Mass. according to a
local exchange. "One Of the reasons
why English weaveTs produce fabrics
OF finer and softer finish than Amer
lean weavers from the same quality OF
cotton and other yarn is because of the
damp condition Of the atmosphere in
that country at all times.
1T Is well-known fact that yarn kept
continually and uniformly damp will
spin finer and softer than that drying
out in the process OF weaving. Thou
sands OF dollars have been spent by OIL
weavers in appliances TO keep theh
shops uniformly humid, but thus far
without success. The fine quality OF
Panama hats. for instance, II the
straw were not kept damp while the
process Of weaving is on, could not
be produced. The straw is not worked
under water as many suppose, but is
kept uniformly damp by being worked
in the early morning hours when
heavy dew is falling"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-09
sirty Pretty Girls.

Sixty OF Vinita's pretty girls have
agreed to represent different business
houses Of the city in the Karniyal
Monday and Tuesday night. They
will meet this afternoon at the opera
house TO rehearse their parts. Tomor-
row afternoon and night they viii
meet at the Fraternal Aid hall in
stead o. at the opera house, which
will be used by the Department Of
Expression of Willie Halsell College
in presenting the 'Miller's Daughter
tomorrow evening.