May we come up to this convention
vith prayerful hearts, as prayer
helps to settle all vexed problems,
?bases away shadows, clears the
mists of worry and fret, and lifts our
souls Godward; therefore "men
ought always to pray and not to
faint." Miss Mosher, a National W.
t\ T. C. speaker, will be with us all
during convention. Yours in loving
service.
S. C. James.
Keller Fair.
The Keller fair still liveB and judged
by the large crowds in attendance each
day duriug the week has siill a long
lease of life. The number in attend
ance on Wednesday and Thursday is
estimated at 3,500 and 5,000 respec?
tively, and the gate receipts Bhow
that is well up to that mark.
The managers promised a superb
exhibit in the horse department and
the comment generally is that it was
far beyond expectation. Many fine
horses were entered in each days rac?
ing,well matched and speedy and the
winners were not known, as is often
the case, before they left the stables.
The best horses in most of the trials,
if '? U all, got the money.
The exhibits in the other depart?
ments were excellent but not as many
of them, perhaps, as in other years.
