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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-02-09
Frigllifully Burned.

Cha~. W. VI ore, amlchiu.st, IF f. rd
CITY, Pa, hal his hand nigh fully
burued la eltc rical furn ce. lie ap-
piled Buck'eh's Arnira Stve with the
usual result: 'a quickand perfect cure. "
Greatest he, Ter ou earth for Burns,
Wounds, Sores, Eczema aud Piles. %
At White & Cos. druggists
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-02-09
"DUE TO cARDUI

and nothing else, "a my baby girl, now
two weeks DID," writes Mrs. }. P.
West, Of Webster City, Iowa. "She
IS a fine, healthy babe and we are
both doing nicely"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-02-09
"Wednesday. jim. 81.

Washington hospital physicians say
they do not think Heinard, the rabbit
eye man." Will recover his sight The
operation by which It was attempted
TO graft the corneas Of a rabbits eyes
upon the blind eyes Of Heinard has
proved unsatisfactory.
The resolution authorizing legisla-
tive inquiry into the specific charges Of
mismanagement made against Super
intendent Of Banks Kilburn has been
held uD in the Albany senate. With
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
PRETTY WEDDING
AT TYRC0NNELl

At the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Halter,
of near Tyrconnell Wednesday even-
ing at eight o'clock, occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Fl. Ralph Harper.
of CIarksburg, and Miss Enid Hal
Ter. Rev. Kelley, pastor OF Che
Methodist Protestant church, of
Tyrconnell, performed the marriage
ceremony in the prlasence of about
one hundred invited guests. Fol-
lowing the ceremony and hearty con-
gratulations, delicious Refreshments,
consisting of ice cream, cake, fruit
punch an seasonable fruits were sery-
ed. The bride was attired IN n
handsome costume of white crepe de-
chine made over white silk. and
wedding vel of tulle, carrying Il
beautiful shower boquet of bridal
roses. The groom wore the ever
conventional black, relieved by white
tie and bouttenaire of white rose
buds. Miss Mabel Curry. "a close
friend of the bride ,attired also in
a dainty costume of white, acted as
maid of honor, and Mr.. r. Stanley
Halter. brother of the bride, was
groomsman. The wedding march;
observation-disclosures played bys
Miss Icie Winter. Mrs. DR.. c. r.
Peck. of Bridgeport, an aunt of the
bride. presided at the punch bowl.
The beautiful home of the bride was
tastefully decorated for the occasion
with ported plants, hot house exotics
and home flowers. Through train
No. 4 stopped at Tyrconnel= for the
wedding party. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harper departed for Philadelphia,
Atlantic City. New York ard other
eastern cities on their honeymoon.
The bride is one of Taylor county's
most charming and gracious Young
and was particularly
lovely as a bride. The groom isl
night yardmaster for the B. & o.
at CIarksburg, is model Young
man in every respect, and both |
possess an army of friends who VIII |
Join the Telegram in extending
hearty congratulations UPoRz fheSr |
return from their weddiRGaisS5ezttsssssii
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper viii be at |
home to their friends at Clarksburg-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
FINNEGAN'S BALL
HERE TONIGHT

sEFinnegan's BALI was the at
traction at the new Grand last night
and Judging by the manifest eX-
pressfons of approval the audiehce
heartily enjoyed the play 'Finne-
CANS BALI was evidently given IN
honor of Miss Frances Trumbul,
for in the language of the county
fair they annexed the blue ribbon
and captured first money. Some
few-a very few years ago Miss
Trumbull did not do as clever a
speciality as she does now. She has
made wonderful progress in her art
and can be forgiven for having
III aspirations. Miss Trumbull,s
song. q Never Saw Such JEALOUSY,
recalls Fay Templeton to mind,
while Chevaliers, Old Kent Road
with Il dainty harry accompaniment
earned numerous encores. 1t might
be suggester that a cockney on his
barrow Is generally associated with
an ACCORDION, but then of course
stage cocknevs are different. Miss
Trumbul. however, was not the only
member of the company. All the
artists were exceptionally good.
Mcssrs. Barrett and Kale are two
good Irish comedians that do not
.burIe=glIe The, Celt too ,ltTaH@l.r.
Contrary tc the opinion of the aver
are actor there are some Irishmen
WIG don't look, and act as though
thy had reverted to their similar
ancestry. A commendable absence
NaN#
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
SYRIAN LEPER
TO Be DEP0RIED

George Rashid the Syrian leper,
who has been located near Pickens,
in Randolph county, since the first
of last month, after the railroad had
gotten tired of shunting him about
from place to place, will likely have
the desire of his life satisfied IN
very short time, and be able to spend
the few remaining days he has to
live at his old home on the other side
of the ocean.
Charles Amien. of Wheeling, one
of the most prominent Syrians IN
the Ohio valley. has returned from
a trip to New York, Philadelphia
and Pittsburg, in the interest of
Rashid, and stated that he had prac-
ticallv made final arrangements for
the deportation of Rashid. He said
that the leper would be sent on a
ship with which arrangements had
been made for his transportation
for $500, and that the Syrians OF
this State who had interested them
selves in his behalf would raise the
money necessary.
1t is expected that it will take
81 900, but the members OF the
colonies in the various large cities
in the country have taken q great
interest in the matter and it is anti
cipated there viii be no trouble at
ali in raising the necessary amount
Small subscriptions will eb solicit
ed in order that the amount given
will not wor ka hardship upon those
contributing.
Mr.. Amien felt very positive that
the Svrians would be able to raise
the amount in a very short time
and he hopes to eb able to announce
that within the next month or SIX
weeks Rashid will be enroute to his
native country to spend his last days
in close proximity to his old home
and with relatives and friends
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
MARK
WINS PRIZE

Bright Mark, the saddle and high
schooled horse belonging to the well
known horseman, A. d. Basel, OF
Lost Creek, won the first prize at
the old fair ground at the fair held
this week. Bright Mark is pro-
rounced by judges of horses to be
an exceptionally intelligent high
schooled horse. He-has been shown
twelve times and has never mt de-
feat.
This intelligent animal is sired by
Eudora. n Denmark saddle horse,
with much style and finish, and
Bright Marks dams are thorough
breds where it goes to prove that
the roughbreds. are the most intelll-
gent horses in the world. Bright
Mark is shaped and looks very much
the thoroughbred. His highEchool-
ing is exceptionally good, dong 1t
gracefully, getting his saddle galts
from his sire and his beautiful
form and intelligence from his
dams. Tt is no Won
der that horse bred on such lines
is rs brilliant as he is. He goes the
five Kentucky sadie gaits and park
marches. side steps. values, turns
around on one fore-foot, picks up n
hat or handkerchief for his owner
while mounted and in fact there is
hardly anything but what this in
telligent animal can do. Mr.. Bas-
sell deserves credit for bringing the
best horses here from Kentucky,
which is the banner state for good
horses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
GUESSING
ARE VISITORS

CINCINNATI, O., Sept -
Two mysteries are keeping the visit
ors to the Cincinnati Fall Festival
guessing. One is the weird picture
entitled eIn the Shadow of the
Cross the other La Auto Girl.
The picture is on exhibition in
Music hall. Passing through heavy
curtains, one finds himself in abso-
lutte darkness, saye for the artificial
lights in the room. There is seen
picture of the Christ with hands
folded across His breast. The back
ground is the blue and gray sky
Then all lights are turned out A.
ones eyes grow accustomed to the
dark ness, the Christ appears dis
ti6ctly upon the canvas while back
of Him is the shadow of the cross
Scientists, painters, and other
people have attempted to fathem the
mystery and have failed. The pic
ture is the work of Henry Hammond
ALL. the well known artist, WIZ
places himself on record, SAYING he
had no intention whatever of paint
ing the cross into the picture.
La Auto Girl is either human
being or a girl of flesh and blood
Nobody knows which. She Is to be
seen in tn Backwoods Inn in Wash
fngton Park. The figure is brought
onto the stage in a box securely
fastened with heavy iron clamps.
The operator makes his announce
ment, then lifts the figure from the
box and stands it upon the floor. By
a series of buttons, La Auto Girl
moves her arms head, and body in
imitation of a human being and
walks across the floor. The figure
is then taken into the audience,
while people are allowed to come as
close as they like to examine the
peculiar figure. La Auto Girl is
again taken to the stage and another
button pressed. Slowly a smile aP-
pears upon the features of the doll
like automatum. Then it says 81
thank you'' and walks off the stage
leaving everybody thoroughly mysti-
fe and guessing whether the figure
Is a wonderful mechanical con-
trivance or a woman with an equal
lv wonderful control over her
muscles and nerves.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
POPULAR COUPLE
ARE MARRIED

The marriage of DIR. James Ed
ward Wilson and Miss Mary Evelyn
Boggess was so}emnized Thursday
night at the Catholic rectory. Rev:
Father Schoenen officiated in ~
usual very graceful and impressive
manner.
The wedding was private one,
the members. of the family and
few relatives and friends only being
present.
The bride wore travelling gown
Of conventional black.
DR.. Wilson is the superintendent
of st. Mary's hospital and popu-
lar young physician with a succd's-
full and growing practice.
The ribde is a daughter of Mr.. r.,
Stringer Boggess and an accomP-
lished and beautiful young lady,
popular in wide circle of frie'lds-
The happy couple left for New
York. Thence they will go to
Ocean City for a week-or ten days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
LIGHT BEARERS
CAVE RECEPTION

Temperance Light Bearers gave a
reception at Wallace NJ E. church
Thursday afternoon from 2 80 IN
til 5 p. m. Quite number of little
folks were present. also.mothers and
friends. a very interesting pro
ram was rendered, after which a
delicious lunch was servd, PrePar-
ed V bthe w. c. T. IT, ladies. The
following program was rendered;
Song by the choir.
Scripture reading, Mark 1O:l3-l6
Frager b. airs. A. 6. Robey
Explanation of work by 7. L. B.
secretary.
Quotations by Frances z. Willard.
Beautiful Jems," by w. c. Tsu-
ladies.
Song by choir.
Temperance Recitation Welcome
address by Alvin Baker, Leota \ Us
crave. GoIdie Moore. Thelma I0bin-
SON. Helen Afford and Mearl Robin
son.
Yell by T. L. B.
Song by choir.
Call for new members, announce
ments and benediction.
Social and refreshments.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
NO TELEGRAM TOMORROW

There will be no issue of the Tele-
gram tomorrow, on account of the
fact that the paper is moving into
the Empire building. The removal
of the machinery makess 1t so that
it can not be operated in transit.
Fhe removal is a much larger UNDER
taking than some imagine and en-
tirely too-much to permit an issue
OF the paper. Monday the paper
viii appear as usual being issued
from the new quarters in the EN-
pire-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07

Mrs. James Cummins was dis
charged from Kessler's hospital this
morning after two weeks treatmnet.
She left for her home at Redwood,
Mrs. Alice Corpening has re-
turned from Mt. Lake Park, where
he spent the summer.
e. S. Boggess left for trip to
he East last night.
Ran Stalnaller, of Wheeling, was
eaistered at the Waldo last night.
See Burt Haverly, the great min
strel man, at the matinee SATURDAY.
,fternoon at the Grand in "Peck's
Bad Boy" The management prom
ces the best cast ever in this fam
Gus play.
Dr.. and Mrs. D. G. Louchery and
son returned Friday morning from
Mt. Lake Park,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
MARRIED HERE

Mr.. Eddie WEIGH, of Grafton, a
Baltimore & Ohio engineer, and
Miss Orc Wood, of Lewis county, a
stenographer, were married at ninG.
O'Clock last night at the home ON
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Sommerville, on
Locust street. Rev. Mr. Cunning
ham performed the ceremony in tic
presence of a few friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weleh left on No. for Graf
ton, where they will reside.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
new FAIR
IN THREE
CIRCUITS

7
] Camden Sommers, secretary Of
the West Virginia Fair Association.
leaves for Wheeling next week to
esee the big State fair and to enter
tn new association here in that cir-
cult, the meeting here to preceae
the Wheeling races next year ard
| thereafter. Arrangements Will he
made to get the new grounds here in
three circuits. OF these is the lowcr
Ohio valley, which includes, Ports
month, Huntington and probably
Parkersburg, Charleston and Fair
mont, which contemplate the COM
struetion of half mile tracks, and
the new grounds here and at Wheel
ing. Arrangements have already
been made to enter the Pennsylvania
State circuit, the Clarksburg meet
ing to follow Beaver Falls, Monon-
gahela City, Greensburg and Daw-
son.
While this arrangement does net
include our neighobring towns, vet
it is the intention to take up the
matter of forming a circuit to in-
dude New Martinsville, Pennsboro,
Buckhannon, Weston, ElSins, and
the new association here. This viii
PIT the latter into three desirable
circuits, and, if carried out, tie
horses from the three circuits will
be combined here and give the locat
meeting next fall at least 200 horse
including all the leading light har-
ness performers in the half-mile cir
cults
Next week c. Q. Stout win begiit
extensive grading at the new
grounds, which contemplates ths
building of half mile cinder trace
for jogging, a perfect drainage an
sewer system around the grandstar I
and approaches, and the raising {
the home stretch Is inches 50 as
the difficulty experience I
1T the last meeting from wet weather
TIL foundation for a liberal arts
and machinery hall, twJ
20 by 100 feet each, vii
be put in this fall, preparatory 10
erecting the buildings next sprinG-
The second story of the liber.t
lrts building will contain an open
air theatre, while a large DINING
room capable of seating several
hundred people viii be erected OF
he second floor of machinery hal
An additional block Of stock ffe
.hese Improvements viii be place I
IN the market, and many of or
both in the city and comfy
rave manifested an intention of be-
members of the association.
Chis VIII probably be the last blocle
IF stock disposed of, as the improve
nents. as above indicated viii corr
1lete the-grounds and probably mako
hem the most modern and attrac-
i've fair grounds anywhere to be
cen in the country.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
Marriage e rses

omer Tillman swiger and Leora
C. Allen.
Boyd c. Flowers and klvaret =
Ruble.
James carothers and Maggie
Richardson.
Charlie NJ. Lyon and Berlin
Strother.
George Bonnen and Virginia
Drain.
J. Dorr Leonard and Margaret
Robley Tom Smith and Nell
Neonore Raymond.
Archie Post and Frcda n. Stout
James E. brown and Mary L.
Davis.
Dow WEIGH and Ella NJ Lang.
Eddie r. Webb and Orc S Wood
James Edward Wilson and Mary
Evelyn Boggess.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07

DR.. b. II. Fultz, of Adamston, is
on a business trip to Cumberlayd,
Md. and will be gone several days.
Miss Ria and Anna Boggess left
last evening for New York where
they will enter school again for the
coming year.
Warren Miller, of Uniontown, was
in tbe CITY for the fair yesterday.
Miss Blanche Chesney, of Fair
mont. is visiting Rev. B. B. Stout
at Bridgeport.
Charles McCray, of Louisville, is
in town on business.
Ira Swiger, of Lumberport, is in
town on business
DR.. II. A. jarrett, of Grafton
was in town on business yesterday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07

$500 reward-any man, woman
or child who fails to laugh at the
funny S'Peck's Bad Boy" Saturday
NJ. d. Teter was in the city last
evening.
o. 4. Atkinson was here last
night from Mt. Clare on business. =
See Burt Haverly, the minstrel
man with "Peck's Bad Boy" Satur-
day matinee and night.
If you have the blues go see
'Peck's Bad Boy" Saturday after
noon. We viii guarantee you'll for
get your troubles for q week,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
1&reuit Court

The September term Of circuit
court will convene here Tuesday
The grand jury will go into session 81,
the first day of the term The
petit Jurors are not required TO re
port for duty until the fourth day
The term will be long ono as
number of criminal cases will oc-
cupv the attention of The court and
the civil docket IS long
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
TINES
is CALLED
T0BGOUN1
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Sept. 4, 1906.


The Fairmont Times -
In your issue of this morning
YOUR editorial headed Sincerity of
Gov. Dawsoifss-,cbmmences ones
antipathy against a neighbor or
foe may be expressed in many ways"
7 fear your antipathy against Gov
Dawson and his administration has
led YOU into marry expressions an
tagonistie to the Interests of the peo-
pIe of West Virginia. You say:
ssThe tax payers of this section. of
the State know tie true and actual
value rule was got carried out IN
assessing their property-indeed not
more than fifty per cent. of the true
and actual value was assessed against
them -Now,,-I am not familiar
with the assess1qIlts nor of values
in Fairrnont SndS- Marion county,
hut insofar as viJfsr statement may
refcr-Sanai apply to Clarksburg and
Harrison county, 1T is, simply, not
true.
You say. again: ''When the prop
crty Of fhe citizen was assessed he
vas consulted rs 10 its value and IN
most Instances. it WIS agreed upon.
If this refers to real estate it Il a
gross error. The owners of land
we're notsgenerallY5 consulted a. to
its valuation. -
You say: FSThe5s also know that
the Board of, PusTfc Works. under
the direction Of MIR Dawson has eX-
ceeded the true and actual Value rule
in assessing railroad properties. IN
MANY instances fixing it at five or
six times It's valueS besides dehllne
m ip.iaeinarg and.9. peeulatiye esti-
mates. 'si.eS 80
This s{Seement appears to me to |
10 most empeFsfte and unfair
Yo1r say sfflrthdF7f Gin returning
.ailroad properties; he officers OF
s5cif Company m5tde 77oUt- a detaiied
of the property owned by
# and gave a sworn return OF Its
rue and actual value, ''etc., and your
'urther comments lead to the IN
,vitabIe inference that you would |
ave these sworn statements of rail
Dad officials accepted as final and
and that the Board OF
PubIic Works had no right to go be-
rond them. If you do so believe
hen 7. for one, cannot agree with
-ou: I do not believe the courts VIII
lrrce with you.
The b. & OR. R. in its entirety
: capitalized. I believe, at about
800 millions of dollars-<stocks and
,ondz-and its. securities are now
m selling above par in New York.
he net earnings Of the company
icing entirely sufficient to pay in
crest and dividends to Justify the
market. Suppose we measure the
sworn statements of their officers
-, nay Ty-TNS with these
'S You are "away off, on this rail
cad tax question, Mr.. Editor. 1t
nav be that in some cases the valua-
ions NAV prove to be excessive, as
hey are in some eases in real es-
ME. but there are no such preposter-
ms CONGRATULATIONS as You indicate
nd bv the way,I can see no I'M
ronriety in the appearance before
he court of the Governor and other
1e,nbers of the Board of Public
Works to present and contend for
heir side of the case.
Yours truly,
o. p. BOUGHNER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
Police Court

The police court was not as brisk
as Thursday this morning. There
we're eleven that took the last chance
that the fair offered to have n good
fine. OF these eleven two were
able to put mp. The rest spent the
night in in cooler. This morning
most all were found missing in
money matters and as a result will
spend a few more days with us but
in the Jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
CarreIl Accepts Position

Burns Carroll. formerly associat-
ed with the editorial part OF the
Telegram. has accepted a position on
the Pittsburg Sun and will oeG1n
work next week on that paper. lie
was a visitor at the fair here yes
terday. As a newspaper man he Is
uuite clever.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
Duff Fined

Loyd Duff was caught with the
goods on him Wednesday night by
Mayor Hammer, who happened to
he going along Pike street at about
u 30 O'Clock. It appears as though
Duff was still doing business. He
was lei Off with a small fine as he
was doing all he could to close up.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
Council TO Meet

The city council viii hold its
first regular session for the month
of September tonight. Some I'M
portant matters will come up.
among which will be the concrete
paving at the corner of Baltimore
and North Fifth streets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07

See Burt Haverly and all the fun
makers at the matinee Saturday, It
viii please you beyond imagination
Nothing hut fun from start to finish
@. W. Dillon, of Charleston, is o
business visitor in the city
See Harry Noles, the funniest
Dutchnan living ms the groceryman
in e'Peck's Bad Boy" Saturday mat
inee and night, Grand opera house.
Emery Wade, of Morgantown, IS
in town on business.
Charles johnson, 81 fleetwood, Is
here to attend the far
Camden Brady, who has been late
" attending the Mercersbnrg Aca-
DENY, will enroll at the State U9I-
versity this fall,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
County Court

County court will convene in
regular September term Monday
morning. The term is likely to he
short MS there will not be very
much businss before the court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
Bill Meeting

Local 1o5. b. l. L.. viii hold
4reaplar meeting in its hall IN the
treders building at 1890 o'clock
morning. Business OF i'm
Da5rtanee Is to he transacted and a
Full attendance of the membership
is requested.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
Deeds Recorded

NJ. Dolan to Dora d. Pratk 1 lot,
Wolf Summit.
Charles @. Stuart to Iona L.
Stuart, SO 1-2 acres, Sardis dis
trict
Iona L. Stuart TO Charles Q.
Stuart, II acres, Sardis district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07

Mothers. go to the matinee Sat-
1rday and take the children for a
Holiday. 1t viii brighten them up.
for their school studies to see
'sPeck's Bad Boy and his merry
associate.
Hon Charles F. Teter, of Phil
ippi, was a distinguished visitor here
Thursday.
IT tbe Grand Saturday matinee and
niaht in "Peck's Bad Boy"
Don't forget to sec "Pecks Bad
Bow at the matinee Saturday af-
tcrnoon. Prices, 10 and2o at INIT
nee 25. IS and soc at night. Sc
eure your tickets now and avoid the
rish at the box Office.
Justice James Bumgardner, oP
salem, was a city guest last nigh :
HAYWOOD Law, Of Cumberland =
The guest of his mother, Mrs WIS
liam Eaw.
The management of "Pecks 5ad
Bow, announee an all-star cast
which includes Harry WEIGH
Sophie Webb, Florence Noles. isiire
Haverly, the minstrel man, Harry
Noles. Jos. Conway, May Murphy
md n dozen other clever people.
It's a fact. Glen Elk is to have =
new meat market
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-07
BISCUIT CONTEST
WAS GOOD ATTRAGTI0 I

The biscuit contest given by tho
Home Furnishing company tn
fair Thursday afternoon proved
quite an attraction and a splendid
advertisement for the enterprisinG.
.irm that gave it. Seventeen girls
contested. Emma johnson, aged 10
cars, residing at 81 Sycamore
.treet, was awarded the $25 ring,
md Katie Flora, aged II, residing
it 60 Maple Lane, got the five dol-
lars.