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New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

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trimmed zi-l cluster ruckl-g and vide
-sae ecF-cz. extra DUST r11rt't=..--- s0Jc
CsUl-t-. u1-brsIIa-shaped rI-f-1e
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C1mb-tc. lu- 5ceIlz- SHAPED lawn ruff
g trimmed WIKI henst-tcLed tucAs
az deep embroidery fOUree, extra DUST
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Ca-a-a- 1-eIIa-shaped lawn rut-
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rl-e - -.-.....---. <3gC
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-Eeys. -T- rows n 77l5e lace inser-
c0Lg elz lals ru-tze, dust rufie.
81 %
Cz-t~lr =nahrc.de-- foUucs with
-no-o.-=-- beading ana rlbocl. Extra
t-st r..-e ...--..-..........--S 81 %
-z-hCr, lawn r1LuCr- r-lTnr-ed v1rn
t-cls srE rHo ~lco CiUrv lace 'nsrr-
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New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
DRY GOODS.
Seaside Delivery Service.

starting Monday our wagons will
make daily deliveries along the
sea coast from Atlantic Highlands
10 Belmar and all intermediate
points. Also along the Long ISL
anC coast from Cedarhurst 70
Rockaway Park,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
Upholstery Store. Third Floor.


OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES. sx6 feet
size. popular coIorS, mounted on good
spring rollers.
-trtugcless. regularly sc. each.
Hdis -.'''..--.-. .-...-.,.--... &c
with fringe. regularly ssc. each.
safe ......--.. .--..-. .---.-...--- Z0C
HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES. 3x8 feet
size, in white. ecru and dark green;
with good spring rollers. 500. quality;
sale -....,.... .....-........- &c
BRASS EXTENSION SASH CURTAIN
RODS. - II Ain. I2c. and 20c
quality: sale e-,...---...-T &c. and Sc
BRASS COTTAGE RODS. extending from
10 10 ~ inches; 1sc. u s5c- quality;
sale, each. ..-...--.. .---.. l ! o. % OSC
WOOD CURTAIN POLES 3 feet long
complete with trimmings. walnut or
cherry finish. soc. quality; SaIe..-s}2 &c
SOLID OAK POLES. complete with
trimmings; Soc quality; sale. .--. s7qC
SNOW FLAKE CROSS STRIPED CUR
TAINS. numerous color combinations.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

Reg. sOc. $40 $40 sfs5 ga.
Sale sec soc SLIP ST "a ca
SNOW FLAKE LAMBREQCINS. popu-
lar colorings and finished with heavy
tassei fringe; s. Is quality; sale S9c.
each
RCFFLED MUSLIN COTTAGE CUR
TAINS. striped. dotted and cross bar
effects: regular length and width.
Reg. $50 Sl.65 $3.50 pair
Sale. 99c. ST SO S1.59
IMPORTED CRETE MADRAS, bealti-
fully colored- suitable for easement cur
taius; SOC to SI.25 value at S9c..
T9C. and CSC. yard.
COLORED FISH NET pRAPERY. ss
and 10 inches wide; 55c to Soc quality
A. 24C. aQd sac.
SASH CURTAIN NETS with Ciuny or
Renaissance insertion and edge 20
match.
Renaissance. value 40, tn 75c-
sale. a yard. 2Sc-. 49c. and 54c
-Ciuuy, value &c. q yard. sale
&c
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
FF5rTr6 F5AlT As9 White Fabrics==Underpriced
Nam Floor

The Easter is
aid In making the dainty
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

Marceau brand finest imported
Olive OIL. small bottle. 22C-
50 ST medium bottle. SIC. -
& q. large bottle, sc.
s. %. gallon can s. 80
can. s. So, fun quart can.
HOLBROOKS : WORCF
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

u PFGULAF > ON-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
Walking Skirts:

Sel-lIL 70
PRICES
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

TITl Waite brand T7mat0ss- so-called
GALLON cans. best selection cf waole Je--
~rr f-'li-. sold clseV mere a. so car. r@r
Iris sale 2LC each. dozen. --- = - 4 .
Red Letter brand Bar-iett Pears Ne. q
can. 15c. each. dozsn--..--.- s I 90
.SHIPE SAUCE. bottled in England
zoe. our price for this sale. lOC
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
aingwood, December ~, 1905.
The Seasons Greetings.

This being the time OF year that signi-
lies peace on earth, good will toward
man, THR ARGUS takes occasion to wish
Its many patronsa joyous and prosperous
festive season. 1t is refreshing indeed To
lay aside the strife incident 10 political
and other controversies and contemplate
the blessings we have derived from life.
Ours is great and benign government.
While 1t may not bc all we desire it TO be.
still we have much to bc thankful for.
Times, indeed, have been trying for some.
but to the philosophical they could be
worse; 80 let us be grateful that they have
not been SO. We may at times complain
until it impresses some that we have de-
veiopcd an abnormal bump for kicking,
but we beg you To remember that the
kicker is in reality II booster" This
.at least has been the spirit that has
prompted and controlled us and will con-
tiuue To do so.
We trust We have said nor done aught
IN the past year to injurc or wound our
ieiiow-man, and assuring you that we are
at peace with the world and bear malice
toward none, we take advantage of this
occasion to extend to all merry Christ
mas and happy and prosperous new year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
had Man Killed

Delbcrt Moore, better known as Del"
Moore, reputed moonShincr. bootlcgger
and "bad man, is dead at his home
near Arden, Barbour county. from
wounds inflicted Saturday night by De
tectives Thomas Kelly and Robert Hin
KEENAN,, Of the Wheeling police force. and
Deputy Sheriff Curtis Moore. Of Fnlt,p
Moore was indicted some time ago Tor the
unlawful selling Of intoxicant- At two
different times officer. who attempted 10
serve the warrant ou Moore were stabi,ed
by him. After th- other officer. refused
10 attempt the arrest until the Wheeling
men volunteered Moore was on hi- way
from the house tothe barn when the Off
oer7 came uU1n him and commanded him,
70 halt Ilo pulled revolver. bot the
tho was to0 quick aud Doc ieI morally
wounded. Thre. shot ucrc fired into
his side. DEATH soon cusueI
1T wa- also charged that last summer
Moore exploded q stick Of dynamite al a
picnic, injuring a number OF people. Hc
also al ono time made au attempt to
dynamite a house in which number of
miners were living.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
NEW MINE BOSS.
Gov Dawson appoints John Lalng Chief
or department.

CHARLESTON, Dee. Civ. VI. O. Daw-
son sprung "A surprise as we'll a. a dark
horse this afternoon when he announced
the appointment OF John Laing, Sharon,
w. Va, as chief Of tho department of
mines to succeed James w. Paul. re-
signed
From semi-offcial circles it had been
announced and nearly every coal man i'm
the state had been led to believe that
Charles +. Krebs, of Fayettc county.
would be named In fact, during the
meeting of the mining institute here a
few weeks ago Krebs' appointment was
taken a foregonc conclusion.
There were a number Of candidates in
the field, including John J. Ross. chief
clerk and field agent in the department.
DIR. II. VI. Payne, Of Morgantown: Mr.
krebs, and John Nugct, well known In
the kanawha region At no time was
the name Of Mr. LANG mentioned in
connection with the place.
The new chief is 45 years Of age and
has been in the coal business for thirty
years. At present he is the head Of the
Wyatt Coal Company, Of sharon. lie
was formerly with the Rush Run mine.
the only one in the state which had two
explosions.
It's rumored tonight that Chief Clerk
Ross has rendered his resignation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
> PROMISES UNFULPILLED.
stories or Returning Prosperity Greatly
Exaggerated.

Ana now 1t Is announced that the $50,
90 ton stecl-rail order, which we were
told two days after the election was to be
given to the steel mills about Pittsburp
at once, has not yet been placed, and the
probabilities are that no such order will
Oe given until after tho holidays, il then.
Much of the evidence OF returning pros
perity that was so positively announced
and so persistently paraded at that time
has proven TO he Of the same kind. Some
few industries have started up, others are
hoping that they will soon be able to
start, but on the whole the general bet
terment OF business conditions has been
30 little that these after election promises
and expectations only prove how effect
lively and cruelty the people have been
and can be faxed.
Why these boastful and magnified re-
ports about the return Of prosperity were
40 generally made and so loudly heralded
1t is difficult to conceive The election
was over and no votes could he made in
that way. The Republican party had
won and there was no need to lie to the
people then. The cupboard OF the work.
ingman was empty, but these stories
furnished nothing to fill them. The peo-
pie knew and felt that panic was upon
them, and tales of this kind, while they
give promise OF lettering conditions. i'm
no substantial way changed conditions
for the better for any one.
Why then were these stories circulated?
What was the object Of these Aladdin
tales OF the wonderful prospects and
promises that came with the election of
Mr.. Taft?
The answer is for those who are behind
them to figure out, and we fear that an
honest conclusion will neither be compli-
mentary to the newspaper press, in the
minds OF those who have been 80 bitterly
disappointed, nor will it add to the re-
poet the public has for it, knowledge of
what is going on, or its truthfulncss in
telling it.-Watchman.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
FINE ATTRACT ION.
Good Entertainment at the Armory on
JanuarY2.

We are pleased to note that the school
teachers were so thoughtful as to have
one Of the numbers Of their lecture course
Turing the Christmas holidays. Coming
~ it does on January 2, the Evelyn Bar
gclt concert company will he a fitting eli
max 10 the Christmas rcvclrics.
The merits Of the company have been
alluded to before, but nothing we can say
would he more convincing thanNIiss Bar.
ye'ts former appearance in Kingwood.
NJ who were present at that entertain
ment need mo- further proof Of her ability.
Miss Bargelt alone would give an OK.
rrllent evening entertainment. but she
! accompanied by the Stclzl quartette Of
musicians who have an cnviablc reputa-
ton. Born and trained in Germany. they
arc fully competent 10 give one Of the best
musical entertainments that KnQwood
has ever witnessed
Surely the people OF Kingwood will not
Iet such am excellent opportunity pass nm
heeded Show your appreciation and i'm.
terevt in these unparalleled entertainments
which the public school lecture course f.
Offering by giving them your support
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
FAVORABLE wrATnM.
Monih VIII he Nilder Than the Aver.
age January.

Peter X. Smith predicts the following
weather Tor month Of January
January, 1909, will likely lie more IA
vorable than the average january. with
less rain aud snowfall also lcssened win
ter storms in their severity and duration.
January will open with storm wave
rcceding from central and northern parts
INTO eastern sections, followed by borcal
wave reaching over large extent of
country with It's icy breath about the LIST
or "a, holding its gripto the I'd, then one
or two days Of clear cold weather will
enSuc.
On the 9TH, 9th, and 7th the tension IN
the temperature will let up and storm
conditions will bc advancing from west
ern sections, passing on east, attended
with cold rains and snow These waves
OF snow will reach over large extent of
country with it, whitcned locks. A very
cold wave from the north will spread over
a large extent Of country ON or about the
9th.
On the Hh or 10th the temperature will
grow warmer, indicating storm condi-
tons, which will center ON the 18th and
extend to the llth, reaching all sections
This storm wave will be intense i'm north.
crn parts, attended with billiards. The
wave will start with rain in central parts !;
in the north with rain and sleet turning
to snow, with severe gales from the north
west, reaching much territory about the
18th.
On the 10th and 18th snow nurrics will
prevail in western and central parts. with
cold rams in the south and high gales in
the north.
The temperature will let up about the
22d or Did, with manifestations of more
storm disturbed waves forming to start
ON their scaboard tour, promising re-
newal OF rain, snow, and vigorous winter
storms from the 23d TO the 25th.
The last disturbed wave Of the month
will center on the 18th, 18th, and Both.
The temperature will let up about the
18th or 2Sth and get warmer. Rain and
snow flurries in limited quantities may
show up during the passage of this wave,
which Is quite likely 10 be mild
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
Proposed Electric Railway

II. X. Warfeld, president Of the Deck.
err Creek 4 Cheat River Railway Co..
Morgantown. is quoted as saying that
survey is made and capital secured for its
proposed electric railway along Decker.
creek via Dcllslow To- Cheat river. and
this is expected to be- built Immediately.
Presumably the company will do its own
construction, a. Inc is reported a. stating
that contracts will not be- let Extension
may bc made to Point Marion
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
MOOnSline Ia thicker.

That stills of moonshiners are numer-
ods in the mountains of Tucker county.
where the product is sold to the lumber
men of the region, was testified to before
l. ;. Commissioner Lilly at Grafton i'm
the preliminary hearing OF A. ID. Bunner
on the charge of moonshining. He was
captured in the mountains last week by
Deputy Marshal IIupp and placed in Jail
at Grafton, where in default Of 81, 500
bond hc will await the action OF the fed
cral grand jury, which sits at Parkers-
burg January II. The evidence adduced
at the hearing will probably result in a
general raid by government officers into
Tucker county to put a stop to the al
legged wholesale violations OF the revenue
laws
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
New Invention.

Thomas \. Edison has invented new
monograph record. After months of
experimenting Inc has produced record
that VIII play over twice rs long as the
record you are now playing and is no
longer or larger. The composition is n
success Ambcrol records have been tested
continuously for months and their
durability is even greater than those i'm
present use, and at the same time their
tone is richer, clearer, and louder.
To play the new record it requires n
new attachment. Once the photograph
Is equipped with it either, the regular or
the Ambcrol record can he played at
Will Price of the Ambcrol record, SOC.
They can be seen, heard, and bought ut
b. f. Coles Jcwclry Store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24

only real, genuine, open
-.1.ed, and frce-hearted spendthrift in
the tides OF time is the government OF the
United States. For instance:
When Jay Cooke and his colleagues
were projecting the Northern Pacific rail
road they took off their hats and made a
bow to congress.
We're thinking Of building To the Pa
cific coast, " they said. Cant you give
us "A little help"
why, certainly" the congress replied
enthusiastically. Just take the state Of
New York and 90 10 work"
"Oh" said the railroad promoters i'm
a panied voice, els that all? Why, we
really expected something substantial. 5"
We'll congress answered, swelling
with philanthropy and putting its hand
into the public pocket, ''of course, il you
feel that way about it you can put Massa-
chusctts, Connecticut, New jersey, Rhode
Island, and Delaware on the string, too
Now run along and get busy"
Still the promoters stood and looked
pathctically at the tendcr-hearted aggrc-
CATION of statesmen.
"Why, certainly" sobbcd congress
finally, vainly cndeavoring to conceal its
emotion, 'wc'll have the people lend you
what money You need, too. Please don't
look at us i'm that tone of voice any
longer
In other words, the land grant of A.
600, 900 acres made as free gift TO the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company by
the national congress more than equals
in extent the total area OF the states OF
New York, Massachusetts,, Connecticut,
New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Delaware.
Up to twelve years ago congress had
given away the public domain TO railroad
and other corporations to the extent of
266, 100000 acres, bit of territory the
total area OF France and Germany, two
countries which support between them a
population much greater than the whole
population of the United States when the
last census was taken. -Technica World.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
PAID THE PRINTER
Patrons OF The Argus Who Have Our
Sincere Thanks.

The following persons have renewed
their subscriptions since last issue:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
j. +. Rechtine, Irona.
Il. G.. NJ. AMMAN, Cuzzart.
RENEWALS.
w. NJ. Collier, Clifton Mills.
ID. r.. Jackson, Kingwood.
Ellis Kelley, Terra Alta.
Mrs. l.. V. Blaney, Morgantown.
NJ. J.. Feather, Lenox.
j. W. Guseman, Reedsville.
l.. NJ. Boone, Kingwood
ii. Il. Hanger, Terra Alta.
John NJ. Savage, Kingwood.
Fairmont Brewing Co., Fairmunt.
NJ. d. Cyphert, Whetsell.
Lowell Albright, Kingwood.
X. Forman Jenkins, Albright.
Mrs. Huldah G. Feather, Lenox.
Frederick Copeman, Bruccton Mills.
y. VI. Golf, Rowlesburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
CANNON's OPINION.
Gives Ont Lucid Interview on National
Aifairs.

PrrrBrRC, Dec. 2l-Minus collar, coat.
trousers, vest, shirt, and shoes, "Uncle
joe Cannon sat over the edge Of his
upper berth on the Pennsylvania limited
en- route 20 his home 30 Spend the holi-
day season An cnterpri-ing reporter
boarded the train here and had the
speaker Of the house Of Representatives
awakened
Uncle Joe, with a big black. I'M
lighted cigar between bis teeth. pushed
bis head through the curtain.
What do you think Of the president +
lat message 10 congress"
no answer.
What viii congress do about tariff
revision was Tic next question
NO answer
Do you think couQrc,. really fcars
investigation
Say, young man, j.. this Altpona2
inquired Mr. Cannon.
% 80 this is Pittsburg, Doe was told.
Oh hell thought vc were at 81
toona. Goodnight H
Then Doc buttoucd up thc curtain and
disappeared
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24

Valley district toachcrs insG,r'e wi'
be held at Masontowu on Friday, jan
uary 8, 1909 Prof j. vs. Working. u-
pcrintcndeut of the agricultural extension
work, viii b. present Prof E.HoIges.
u thc West Virginia University. w.I DE-.
liver lecture at fle evening .gn.
1T every teacher Of tHa district Dr. pr.s-
emf prepared % make this ue best uri-
tote Of The county S cordial invitation
e. attend g. extended To- all. whether
teachcrs 81 n0t. g. G. -rrgEr,
District Leader
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
AppllealIan for pardnn

Notice ia hereby given that ON or about
the ~ day ofJanuay, 1909. an applica-
uon viii be filed with Hon. Frank Lively.
pardon attorney Charleston. W. Va. f1r
the pardon Of j. Wesley Beatty con.
"cied of The crime OF murder al the DE.
CnnDer term, 1900, Of the circuit court Of
Preston county, and sentenced To- im.
pri5onment boz tho West virginia peni.
tentiary for the period Of Dis natural Iifa
j. WE-IEY BEATTY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24

Tic printing plant Of the Preston Leader
"as sp'd at trustee sale boo front Of the
r'mthouo iast Saturday afternoon. Bid.
ding wa quite spirited and the outfit was
bought b. Maurice J. Jackson for 81 900.
Mr. jackson vas Formerly connected with
the Leadrr and is well known throughout
the county lIe propose o. run a strict
~ independent Republican paper. tine
hrst issue Of which will appear early in
the new year II viii b. called the Pres.
ton New THE ARGUS welcomes the
newcomer and wishee IL uccoqe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
'g us new cash subseriber and get pair of shears
Stockholders, Meeting

a regular meeting of the stockholders
OF the Tunnelton Bank, Function, w i.
Va, will be held at its banking rooms.
Tuesday, January ~, 1909, at / O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose of electing board
OF directors and transacting any other
business that may legally be done.
JOHN ]. McKoNE, JR., Cashier.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
Stockholders Meeting.

n meeting of the stockholders of the
Bruccton Bank will be held in their
banking room in Bruceton Mills, Nv. Va.
on Saturday, January rs, 1909, ut 10
O'Clock II. m, for the purpose of clccting
n board Of directors for the ensuing wear.
JEREMIAH THOMAS. Cashier
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
BrncetOn Milling Company

The regular meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Bruccton Milling Company
will Ice held at Bruccton Mills. w. Va.
ON Tuesday, January II, 1909, for the
purpose Of electing officers and transact
ing such other business a. may be le-
gally done JAS. W. WOLFE.
Secretary and Treasurer
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sertton; &C per line each subsequent laser.
uon- simple death notices flee Obituary
poetry. resolutions OF respect. and cards Of
thsmks &c word. payable in advance.
we go to.press early Thursday morning
AcvetusementS o. communications intend.
ca Tor the current weekly issue should reach
I'VE ARGUS not later than TUESDAY
iteIs and news letters are cordially in.
v"d. All must bear the names Of the
sendcrs as an evidence Of good faith The
names. OF course. will not be published
address all &C mmunicat business
ssn otherwise, to THR Argus and not TO
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24

Gou have a iriend-scycral iricud.2
Yer Don't you think TnE Anor. fYr
twelvemonth would make a good Xmas
preecnt-good for you, good for him--s
years connecting link iu the chain Of
friendship2
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24
HidwInier Term Begins

JHnuary 3, 3, and 6. Send Tor catalogue.
9ng Jm-SrrE BcaSrss COI1EoR,
Cumberland Nd,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-24

Trespass notices for sale At this office
Toe per dozen.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20
FINAL PAYMENT MADE ON
PROPERTY IN HART DISTRICT

surprisingly well, the north drift samp-
ling $44 to the ton last Monday. The
south drift is showing up equally as
well, and it is estimated the whole IL
feet will average 500 ton.
Nelson Bros, of Los Angeles, who
recently purchased the Foothills for a
large consideration, Will begin work
the first of the month. One lease has
been let on the property, the shaft be-
ing down 40 feet vertical. For time
the working followed two-foot vein
averaging $35 to the ton, but this
dipped to the east at 15 feet. A cross
cut will be run at the 50foot level.
The Quartette shaft on the Jumbo is
being sunk to the 200-foot level. A
shipment has been made to the COM
panv's mill at Searchlight. A vein
eight feet in thickness was struck at
rs feet, but the management has de-
cided to go after depth before explora-
tions are carried on from the l00-foot
point.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-06-20

The Chamber of Commerce will give
a second midday luncheon in the series
which it has projected, some time be-
fore the first of July, the exact date to
be named later. Lieutenant and Acting
Governor Dickcrson will be the guest
of honor at that function, and is ex-
pected to make a talk. As Mr.. Dicker-
son has only recently succeeded to the
gubernatorial chair, by reason of the
death of Governor Sparks, his talk will
be of especial interest and Importance,
as it is to be expected that he will out
line the policy of his administration.
His term extends to January l, 1911, or
over two years. As Governor Dicker-
son is a delegate to the national Demo
cratic convention which convenes in
Denver early next month, the date of
the next luncheon will have to be adj
vanccd few days to permit of his be.
ing present.
The following letter was received
from Governor Dickcrson, in accepting
- f<az3aa.