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footnote chat he called Edmund Burke.
Mnnu. Dods.ey. Doddy; Derrick Derry:
cumberland Cumbey; and StockdaIe,
StOckcy.
1T would seom from the thirty-second
chapter OF Genesis. which described the
mysterious angel who wrestlcd with Ja-
cob. that this athletic scraph was appre-
henslNe lest The patriarch should crack
joke az the expense of his name At
any rate, tHe angel asked Jacob his name
and got the desired information buf
when Jacob in turn said: Tell me. pray
thee, tiny name." the winged wrestler
would take poo chances. lie evasivoIv re-
pied: Wherefore is it that thou dost
ask after ur Nance and by way OF COM
promise fog his secretiveness. blessed
Jacob.
Now. III IS almost reasonable TO SUM
pose. 80 view of the way people have
acted since. that the angel was fear
iul lest JACOB. on learning his name.
would loosely distort it into something
IKE old FUSS and Feathers" or "B.r-
uie- Ilie husky seraph in my opinion.
was wise as wei as athletic.
AS have said. this odious tendency Of
pismy wits to pun on the names Of their
acquaintances is as old as the hills. and
D. confined 90 no one class or condition
iu ne For example, we see that neasly
nt'r pon-eyed upstart, King James the
a tflOIIg
name ~ Slr Walter Raleigh Sir Walter
II appears like owen Wister's Virgin
ian, entertained private Ideas on the
SUBJECT Of selling for he wrote his
name all sorts If ways-Ralegh RaIeich.
kawielgh Raweley and Rawly The or
thoepy is well established. however by
lie attempted facetiOusness Of King
James. When Sir Walter was first intro
duced g. James L on the Kings arrival
IN England. the Scottish monarch gave
him this broad reception: "Rawly Raw
Icy. true enough, for I think OF thee very
Rawly. mon"
The best and most scholarly treatment
or this whole subject. so FAR as This
writer knows appears in J. DIsraclrs
1uflos.te- Of Literature" under the
caption influence Of Names" Saws
DIsraei.
Names by an involuntary sug-
Gosti1u, produce an extraordinary H.
fusion. Favor or disappointment has
Deem often conceded as the name of
the claimant has affected us. and
thf accidental affinity or coincidence
Of a name. connected with ridicule
"r hatred with pleasure or disgust.
Nas operated Ike magic. But the
facts connected with this subject Will
snow how this prejudice has
hmnched out"
blsraeI cites the fact that the roa.
name Of the famous writer Balzac was
1rc1 Fronch for boggar). but Balzac
iet such extreme delicacy at so low
patronymic that 20 give some authority
To- tire spiondor OF his dlction. DE ass
summed tho name OF his estate. and s.
Known 1888 Balzac. Had he not done so
De would have been driven frantic. FOR the
punsteis would never have let up on
him
Another Frenchman-the poet Theo-
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pnlle Niaut-hnding that his surname.
pronounced like veau lcalO. exposed him
10 the infinite jests 90 minor wits. silently
o'opptd il by retaining the more poetic
appc iation OF Theophue."
Chcre are names indeed saws
DIsraeh. which in the social circle
VIII, in spite Of all due gravity. awak-
en- "a harmless smile. and Shenstone
splemnly thanked God that his name
Was not liable to pun. There are
some names which excite horror. such
as Mr.. Stabback; others contempt.
as MI TwOpeuny. and others of
vulgar or absurd Specification. subject
TOO OFTEN TO the insOlence and domcs-
ne Writings, which occasions irrita-
ton even in the minds OF the worthy
but suffering men"
mere Is one other wise thing said bv
j. Israeli. which. although not strictly
apropos. perhaps deserves repetition here.
IA his article on the Influence OF
names, he adds: 1T is no trinine mis-
fortune IN life to bear an ulustrfous
Nance ana M an author u Is peculiarly
severe. A History now by a Mr.. Hume
or Poem by MI Pone. would be ex-
ahmed with different eyes than had thew
borne any other name
me relative or great author should
,il''e@fNF not 10 be an author
Iiie son or Racine has written with an
@'ie'l'y not unworthy Of his celebrated
A't~''~i aiiltftbic ana candid ne had D.
portrait painted with the yvorls 81 1fg
iather I'm his hand. and his eye fixed on
this verse from Phaedra
Et moi, fills inconnu: dun ST CLIO
ricux Pere.'
But even his modesty only served 10
whet the dart Of Epigram."
Now this prcachment as not meant ~
De pedantic, or querulous. or laueb-pro
Noking, or misanthropic or ANYTHING
whatsoever save an humble effort 10 in
duce people to drop one OF the ten mil
non ways they have Of making fools of
themselves. II. after reading the article
you happen to meet an unfortunate Of
the ntme of HOgg or Bird or Tree SIT
o""n on yourself and suppress the 300
'ahoie power Joke that rises almost in
Voluntarily 10 your lips Remember
mere are untold thousands Of other asses
besides yourself and that they have
Deen working overtime especially IN their
EFFORTS 10 pun on their fellow-mortals'
names If you must be funny and are
determined to- call forth the cachinna-
uons OF the world. tell joke on your
mothor-in-lsw.
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sure 10 put him bcsid.. himself"
Allhon8n Sir w altcr has but little else
10 say of Dominic Whale. 1 venture 10
guess that the worthy educators life was
made misery and an on account OF his
cetaceous appellative. And one may safely
bet too. that every Individual who worked
on a pun on the schooimaster thought
tina be was blazing an entirely new trail
In the wilderness Of wit
Ihat pestlierous but strangely irrcsisti-
bic little biographical bottleny. James
BOSWELL i'm his wondrous life OF Dr.
sam Johnson. seeks every occasion
possible 10 knock the poet oliver
Goldsmith, though an his efforts i'm this
direction prove sadly ahortive. Among
otner maignent-or would-be lnalignant-
things Boswell says.
"It may also Doe observed that Cold
smith was sometimes content to be
treated with an easy familiarity. but
upon occasions would be consequential
and Important An instance Of this
occurred ia small particular John
SON had way of contracting the
names OF his friends; as Boauclerk.
b'au; Boswell, Bozzy; Langton,
Lanky' Murphy. Muir. Sheridan. Sher-
r>- ] remember one dav. when Tom
Davies was telling that Dr johnson
said; we are AN In labor for a name
90 Colby play Goldsmith seemed
displeased that such a liberty should
Poe taken with his name and said. I
nave often desired him not TO call me
Colby Tom was remarkably attcn-
1--WE 70 the most minute circumstance
ABOUT johnson. I recolIect his telling
ne once, on my arrival in London.
Sir. our great friend has made am
Improvement on his apneuation OF old
Mr Sheridan. Hc calls him now
sherry derry
Now, Mr.. Boswell may have thought
goldsmith very irritable indeed. because
tte latter wished to preserve the integrity
OF bis namo FREQ from any punster's as
siNlts thereon. but for my part think
i'i Johnson was soaring in the realm
OBJ mighty cheap wit when he tried this
method OF fun-making. 10 seemed chronic
Win ifim, too, for W. are informed by a
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hectarc. or about two and "a haif acres.
this is equal. II flower IS estimated -
weigh four grains. 70 about six thousand
-FOUR hundred Kilograms OF flowers per
acre ON the basis ~ eight decimctres -
pure essence per kil0gram Of petals, this
would give five thousand one hundred ard
twenty Kilograms OF essence per hectare.
which. at the very moderate rate ~ SD
per kilogram. would yield G24 l6s 81.
per hectare.-Iondon Globe.
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Money Profit in Rose-Growing.

Rose growing for purposes OF per
fumery would seem 10 be "a profitable
pursuit In those lands Of which the
climate is suitable for this species II 81
tensiiied farming 1t IS calculated that
on the third year after being planted
bush should produce about two hundred
towers per square foot. As there are
about eight thousand square feet in a
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Perfumes.

A complete line OF Xmas Package
Perfumes. &c, 15c, 23o, 2ec 39c and up.
Tragic Niolcts Of Virginia. the
most lasting perfume on the
market. used by people of Tee
ilnement for over ten years.
one drop equal to ten drops of
the ordinary Kind only . ounces
To- each custo-lcr per ounce. IT
500 lioubieaut s. Extract. per
ounce .--.-.-..-.-.. ...........st.2
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Toilet Goods Department.

25c Arnica Cream ....... ~
90 Ayers Hair Nig0r ......... IS
15c BAY Rum .. az
15c Cold Cream ....... "a
Zoe Camuhor Ice with Glyceriue. 90
Zoe GarwoOd's Florida Water. ~
ovc Heavy Hard Rubber inch
Combs ......-.................. 81
Combs ......................... 10
l5c Heavy Hard Rubber = inch
Combs .......... no
800 Hooper Hair Rcstorer the
best and most pleasant hair
grower made ......... 70
soc Hines Honey Almond Cream 81
25c yOns Tooth Powder . .11i,
25c Meade 81 Bakers CarhoIc
Mouth Wash -..-.--.......... .16is
z2c Menncn Tnlcum Powder ...- .11ts
Zoe Nail Clippers ..---.-......... 10
Zoo Pomade for the Hair ..-...... .Osia
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Toilet Goods Department.

25c Palmer's Violet Cream. makes
the skin soft and velvct....... II
zoe Rose Cream for the hands,. II
soc Quinine Hair Tonic a good
hair grower --.-......-........ 10
25c Sozodout Observation-Disclosures. ~
35c Traglc's CarbONc Mouth
Wash. money refunded II not
the best on the market; one
bottle 10 customer .......... .16
Zoe Princess May Florida Water. 81
25c fellows Gossamer Powder. .14i4
loo Violet Ammonia. I pint bot
tie .--- --.-...- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .O9
500 Cokes Dandrun cure 49,. .65
25c Palmer's Skin Success ...... IS
l3c Bay Rum Hair OIL .-..........O9
-3e WamOole Formalid Tooth
t'lSit -...-..-..- ........-. ~
25c GentIemen's Barber Combs. IS
loo Gentlcmen's Barber Combs. .O9
LOG Benz Tof best for chapped
hanQs and rough skin .....-.. OS
5oc Seven Sutherland Sisters
Halr Ionic .......-...... 81
50c Nadinola .-.............. 81
75c Ladies' Extra Heavy Tn
hreakahle Hard Rubber Comb. 40
25c Breast Pumps ......... ~
$50 Fun 1 No. Violet Talcum Pow
SOC Meade & Bakers Mouth
TO-, V-,it,,-o-. 15,...,. r.. ~
Combine tion shoe Polish ...... .O5is
z5c Rogers * Gallet Toilet Pow
der ...-........ ................ 1914
SOC Hav's Hair Health ......-.. SO
Zoe Euthymol Tooth Paste ..... 10
Z5c Pastourine .................. 10
25c Palmer's Violet Talcum Pow
25c Pizzoni Talcum Powder 1910. III,
21c Sanitol Tooth Powder $4,000. ~
23c ProDhvtol Tooth Wash ...... 10
25c Colgate Tooth Powder. with
cake OF Cashmere Bouquet
soap ...---........ IS
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Brush Department.

15c Tooth Brushes four rows
Imported ...........- ...... .o7is
25c Tooth Brushes. foar rows
Imported ........ ........... .tfs
Poe Tooth Brushes. four rows
CIhe Traglej INSTRUMENTATION. .19
SOC Tooth Brushes. four rows
tThe TrDgiel, every one war
rsnted not 10 lose the bristlcs %
loo Whisk Brooms .-.-......... 90
25c Solid Back. Good Hair
Brushes. one 20 each customer II
25c Clothes Brushes ........... 10
25c Shaving Brushes ,........ II
Zoe Nail Brushes ......... %
25c Nail Brushes ........... 10
ICE Bath Scrubs ............. 90
35c Prophyactic Tooth Brush. %
l5c solid Back Hair Brush. 80
15c Imported Nail Brush. 90
QUO Ni''nes brush --...-.--.... p
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Rubber Goods Departm' t

800 Pot. Fountain Syringe. 3
pipes .-.-.--.-- -.-....... ....-.-.. -
1925 2-qt Fountain Syringe. 3
$50 got Fountain Syringe. 8
$500 Pot. Fountain syringe.
pipes. pure rubber, guaranteed
for years .................. st.4s
81 90 Combinatiou Hot Water Bot
Tie and Fountain syringe ...... f.12
$3.50 Combination Hot Water
Bottle and Fountain Syringe. t.3e
65c Bulb Syringe. pipes ....... .29
Zoe Sub Syringe. pure rubber.
pipes ..--..---. .-----.-....... 40
$3.50 Bulb Syringe pure rubber.
pipes ntecd-....--...... 70
$3.50 Marvellous Female Balloon
spray -t.--t.-.. ...--.. ........ 2.fo
$3.50 Marvellous Female Rotary
Spray ...........- .-.......... 1.7e
800 Hot Water Bottle ......... .6s
$l25 Hot Water Bottle ..-...... SO
500 Hot Water Bottle guaran-
teed ........... ............... 1863
SOC Atomizer -.-.-..-... ........ TT
zoe Atomizcr .-... ..... 20
800 on Atomizer ...-.-... SO
100 Atomizer -........--... %
Zoe Perfume Atomizer. .......... 80
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Medicine Department.

l2c Red Raven Splits ........... IN
zoe Simmon's Liver RegulatOr.-.. 10
loo o. bottle Sweet OH ...... .O3
Poe q OF. bottle Peroxide Hydro
zen -t--..--. --.---. IS
SOC Lady Webster Dinner pills.
per zen. dc' per hundrcd.... p
loo Lapactic Pills. per doz co.. "a
Zoe Warner Cascar7 Cathartic
Pills, per dozen. Sc; uer hum
ofeQ .---..---.-..-- .....-...--. As
25c DE Mars Liver Pills ........ .o9
~ -DaI4 A'4l .-...--.- SO
Hl-o9 Nodai Dyspepsia cure 500. 70
Zoe ne Wits Liver Pills .-...... 10
Zoe Marshall Cat2rrh snuff ..... ~
7Vc Schiffman Asthma Cure .... .34is
sloo White Ribbon Remedy for
21c Frank Imported Pills ...... SO
-2c Dnauoerlain s. Pain Balm. ~
Zoe Warner Safe Pills .......... 10
- 200 p. T. b. for thc blood. ..... 90
zoe citrate OF MogucSia ......... ~
-oc Dead Sure for Bags ........ II
Zoe Seidletz Powders 10 sets I'm
"iN .------.---- ...-...-..-. .1Al4
800 Pe-ru-tone. the best tonic
and strength builder made.
special this sale ....-...... SO
Guunoll Catorrh Cream ........- ~
23c Taylor Mandrake Pills .... IA
$500 Payue's New Discovery .. 80
llc Blue Lick Water .......... OF
2oc German Malt Extract ....... N
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Miscellaneous.

5c Absorbent Cotton .......... %
l5c Worm Powders. per box. 90
500 Bath Spray. FOR shower
htth -.---..------ .--.-...... SO
zoe Hahy Rattlers ....... .o5
Joe Shin0la Shoe Polish ...... OF
35c solid Back Cloth Brush. III
S5c Whisk Broom ............. %
Joe Tar Soap Observation-Disclosures. .O5
o. Cnicklets ....------....-..--. "a
35c DR. Drinks Cough Syrup.
sure cure .-.-.-----....... 10
5oc ito. Best Absorbent Cotton 20
Zoe Carbolic Soap ............. .O5
soc Atomizers ..-.-. ....... 90
zoe 4 OF. Absorbent Cotton ..... .Oe
A lot ~ Finest Imported Pure
Bristle Hair Brushes that sold
for o5c. 75c and gee. your
choice ..--.... .-.-........... .49
We cure your cold for So. Your
= oney back II we fail. ask for
Laxative Cold and Grippe
cure ---+----- ......--....... 90
25c Playing Cards ... ia
15c Ready Mixed Paints. f1r
household painting. any color. 90
lOc 4-oz. bottle Best Machine on .O5
2Jc special lot OF Tooth Brushes
just received, ask for them. ~
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SPECIAL.

$1.00 Garwoods Toilet Water
Violet. Rose, Chinese Lily and
Catherine Nermct. highest quail
ity American otors. all delight
fUl and LASTING ...............
0Oc size Of the above .-.........
25c Murray q Lannam Florida
Water -.
25c GarwoOd Toilet Watcr
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Truss Department.
Stationery Department.

Use dnen-W Woven Paper. very nice IS
soc Iinen-Woven Paper. very nice IS
soc GOOD Paper -..-.--...,...... 80
25c Linen Woven Pads ...... 90
l5c San Francisco Postal Card
Pads ...-..---. ......--........ 10
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t be al
We ryt h large a
by the leading
will can saved by an
st r attention
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EXTRA spEc1AI.

JOc Witch Hazel fvcrv best dou-
bic distilled. only ! quart to
customer. bring bottle per
rnnrr
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ne store with of
d line OF Drugs Chemicals Fancy and Toilet Articles Cvery-
late III the state F and meof
low prices profitable trip can be had by during PECIA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-10
FRISCO TO HAVE WORLDS FAIR
Commercial Growth to Be Shown by
 Ria Exposition in 1913.

San Francisco, Jan 10.-That San Francisco will have a worlds fair in 1913 is now an assured fact. The project was broached first about a year ago, and since that time the Merchants association and the Cali f9rnia promotion committee have been quietly at work perfecting their plans.
 The date will have TO especial his torical $ gnifcance unless it be that the Panama canal is in operation by that time. It is hoped bH the Dromot- CTS that this will he the case. and that the city by then will have grown in consequence to be the greatest sea bort in the United states
 The aim of the exposi ion. how eyer. will be to show the world what California and San Francisco have done. and what they will do in the future. The advantage of the cty as the chief por- for oriental trade Will be urged and attention will ha called to the faer that the state, b. sides exporting enough fcodstuffs an nea1ly to feed a eood-sized nation. has contributed $1,500 900, GOO to the worlds supply of gold.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-10

t.;ened an office at room No. Il, Ma sonic Temple. All blemishes, such as z oles, hairs, warts, etc., removed. Facial treatments and manicuring.
 II. Dreyfus is reported on the SICK list
 Charles H. Owens will represent smith brothers of New Orleans for he next year.
 Jacob Brump lodge of Masons held an interesting meting at the Ma. sonic hall Tuesday night. It was well at.anded, but no bushes of public in- rest was transacted
 Jefferson lodae of Odd Fellows Aa!d a well attended meeting at Odd Eellows hall Tuesday night. Moth Es of importance in the way of business vas transacted. however.
 The consideration in the deal whereby June Iaaram became the a-vrar of the Brearllwit property on
 ain street. formerly occupied Y Sat Mems saloon. was S9,0oo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-10

q " Royce deyotes lIs time to rents
 -chas. Hayccck is able to place vour money on good real estate loans.
 For rent-Nicely furnished rooms, CHS West Fifth avenue. Mrs. J. k. Martin, new phone.
 For rent-Ofica room to desirable party. For particulars see Chas. Hay gavcock. No. 113 Pine street.
 For rent-Six room dwelling, No -19 East Second avenue; four room dwelling No. 311 Cherry street. Chas. Havcoek, Ne. 112 Pine street.
 Have you a party desiring to buy desirable business property. If yol desire to sell, see me at once. Chas. Ffavco4k. No. 113 Pine street.
 Was that your home burned last aiqht2 If not ii may be the next. To on the zafe side and insure w.th chas. Hayeoek. No 113 Pine street.
 For rent-Furnisho oons: als' rooms for liah- hou .ekesp ping; cor vanient to busin part of city. Cal 22G Walnut street.
 Fer fent-D 1igh. ful rooms. furn- isacd or nnfurnished suitable for | aht housekeepin9. prices reasonable. See E. C. Work, Twelfth and Mulber- ry.
 The seuthbound Iron Mountain passenger train Wednesday morning consisted of len co4chas. and was one of the heaviest trains ever sent over he read
 -Wanted--Position by young man; ~neria4 eaa =a1asmau: stenographe a~a office as istant: college eduea t:on: neas. accurate aed energetic city references. Address @133.s
 -vanteds 2. Aaen-s to solicit and col feet. Salary and crr'Missions. Good chance to make money. Cal >. once. Room 6 Merchants aaa Planters bank bsli!54=ss
 -Wantea-Ladv cf fair education 10 represent manufacturer for 1906 as district nanaeer: established bus mess. Salarv and expenses weekly; position permanent: aznerfence un- naeessarr '3rass I. F. IcBrady and company Ch cago
 Mfrs. Leo Allison. " 2. electro ressausa and :! rmatolesist graduate ot Natfonal eatfoeo of F csre Ther- erpntlcs tal7es this method of an nouncine .o thp nub'is tha- she has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-10
ELECT OFFICERS.

The srce holders of the Bank Of Pine Fluff met Tuesday and reel cted t'55a former officers for the year, also the same board of direc CTS. The usual dividend of f0 per cent was de clared. C. ". Pettierew was elected assistant cashier, this being the only change made in the bank force.
 The stockholders of the Simmons National bank met and reelected their old set of officers for the year Tuesday A handsome dividend was declared
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-10
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this method of thanking our many friends who showed us such unstinted kindness and sympathy in cur recent bereavement in the death of our dear baby. Only those who have thus been afflicted, know how to appreciate the human ministry of kind friends We are gratefully,
 W. c. Watson and wife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-10

Love for one sole object is happy and laudable. but love that rises to greater heights, that seeks a wider range, is better. Nay, watchful puri- ty and faith are excellent virtues; but there are times when they seam but small if one look elsewhere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff Trust com pany will be held in the company's office on Monday, January f5, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of electing directors and the trans action of such other business as may come before them.
 D. c. BELL, Sec. and Treas. Pine Bluff, Ark, December 2, 1905
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-10

Between Poplar and Olive streets On Second avenue, Friday, January 5, 1906: One solitaire diamond ring about one karat in weight and a very small diamond stud. A liberal re- ward will be paid for the return of same to this office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-10

Mr. and Mrs ". A. Taggart have returned from Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-10
VOSS S-N;ChOI
Has the largest and most complete line of Phaetons, Runabouts,
 Surreys and Top Buggi

of any firm in southeast Arkansas.a Our years of exp large trade have built up, together with the ia vehicles received in lots enables Us to give at fer te same money than any other house in this ter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-10
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

D ". Boyce devotes als time to rents
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-04
htANY FAIRs IN KANsAs.

The fairs announced for this year are
= Ali len County Agricultural society
Frank E. Smith, secretary, lola; Sep
TENDER 25-2s.
P. FEEDER. secretary, Great Bend; Aug
e Brown county-Tne Hiawatha Fair
association; Elliott Irwin. secretary. Hi
sAT F5utier County Fair association-w.
F. Benson. secretary, ElDorados Octo-
Der 1-6.
and Fair association; W. M Jones, Sec
retary. Cedar Vale; September 11-13.
cav County Fair association-W Walter
Puckey, secretary, Clay Center. Sep
Clay Cav county-wakeheld Agricultural
society; Eugene Elkins. secretary,
Wakefield; first week in October.
Cloud County Fair association-F. W
Daugherty. secretary. concordia; Sep
Cote Corey County Agricultural Fair as
soeiatfon-S D. Weaver, secretary.
burlington; September 1874.
Cowley county = Eastern CoWley
County fair, J. NJ. Henderson. secre-
farrv. BURDEN September 1928.
Cowiey County Agricultural and Live
stock association-W. J. Wilson, secre-
farv. WINFIELD; October 9-12.
Elk County Agricultural Fair associ-
ation-E. B. Place, secretary Grenola;
September 1921.
Finney County Agricultural society
A. II. Warner. secretary. Garden Clts-
Franklin County Agricultural socfety
Carey NJ. Porter secretary. Ottawa;
September s.
Greenwood County Fair association
G. H Wefsar. secretary. Eureka; Au-
gust 14-1z.
Harper County Anthony Fair assoeia-
toni. G. Jennings secretary, An
thony; August TIC.
Harvey County Agricultural society
J. T. Axtell. secretary. Newton; sep
tember 1928
JEFFERSON County Fair associationz-ss.
A. Patterson. secretary, 0szaloosa;
| September 4-e-
/ Jewell county Agricultural Fair as