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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28
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FREE SCHoLARsHIps.--The City Superin.
tendent of Public Schools requests US to say
that there are several valuable free scholarships
which can be obtained by boys and young men
in this city and county if application be made
Immediately. First There is a vacancy in the
University of Virginia, to which an appoint
ment will be made on the 4th of July by the
Board of Visitors. This scholarship is open to
competitors from Loudoun, Alexandria, Fair
fax and Prince William, and the claims OF
young men preparing themselves to be teachers
will he preferred to those Of all others.
Secondly. A young man qualified to enter
William and Mary College, the Oldest in the
State and next to the oldest in the Union, can
obtain an appointment upon the nomination OF
the City Superintendent
Thirdly. Two boys or young men from the
city and county can be appointed to the Viz
ginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, at
Blacksburg, by the City and County School
Boards. These bodies have already decided to
appoint by competitive examination, and IT
will be necessary to apply before the end OF
July
For colcrcd boys or girls there is an opening
at Hampton Normal Agricultural Institute.
Those who have fine voices for singing, arc par
ticulary desired at this time, and would, prob,
ably, be taken free of all charge, but any sulta-
BILE boy or girl from this city or county can be
appointed by the Superintendent before Octo
bcr Information as to qualifications, NC, re-
uuircd, can be obtained on application to MIR.
Carue
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20
S. W. CRAIGUE,
Cigars! Cigars!
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. J1ROM THIS DATE WE ARE AUTHOR n ized to reduce the price of the CLARK tx FOWLER CIGAR, (Londres tlnos) from 830 to S25 per thousand. These Cigars are manufactured from the Choicest Topic To- bacco and warranted Unequalled by any Imported to the Pacific Coast.
 ROUNTREE x LUBBERT, Agents. IuaymaS, Oct. l, 1893. 2-4m
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20

THE Board of Supervi meet on the 24th, instea as stated in THE CITIZEN,
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20

JUAN NoRIEGA get in q Yuma with small lots of parties in town.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20

FINE dance comes of at Camp Lowell tO-nigf tasty preparations are c1 ial time.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20

INTERESTING magic ance in the court-hOuSq ing. For particulars; in to-day's paper. Scl mitted free.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20

THE CITIZEN is inent member of
 Society has in co1 powerful and exh!
 beauties a n d fasSI1l poker" and that a cS
 will be the effects the gah game of human life. It is that when the paper is read tS the public generally will Thoughtless and giddy people this as a jocose subject, but who have experimental knov regard it as a very serious one
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20

MANY of our citiZI hunting. AS a rule supply of beef with well they did. But enough.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20
LOCAL MAT;


LATELY received advq clude a number of local it
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20
Pine Lumber!

Vx1HE SANTA RITA SAW-MILL CON- \ pany are now prepared to furnish all kinds of
 LUMBER AND SHINGLES at the Lowest Prices and of the Very Best Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lumber will oIease leave their orders at the store f Messrs. E. N. Fish & Co.,, and they will be promptly filled.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20
THE village council met last

THE village council met last N
 evening. Present Mayor Toole, col
 men Etchells and Hughes and rec Osborn. After approving minutes Of N viOuS meeting, an account Cf STS was aIIoJN ed in favor of Pima county ;Nr hoard of prisoners confined in jail for offenses against village ordinances.
 The village marshal was authorized. by order, to employ deputy for one month at $50 per month.
 It was ordered that the annual election for Mayor, two Councilmen, one Marshal. one Assessor, one Treasurer, and one Poundmaster, be held at the village Re corder'S office on Tuesday, January 6, 1874. at ID a. m. and continue to D. m and that the Recorder cause proper notices of the same to be posted in at least three public places for not less than ten days prior to the day of election. Adjourned.
 THE MEsILLA NEWS has early in its ca reer demonstrated that it belongs to that class of papers whose wit is as contempti- ble as it's misrepresentations are inexcus- able. THE CITIZEN in a business and frank manner gave reasons why it would now neither become daily nor print ex- .traS. The News man being incapable of filling his petty sheet with local matter of any kind pertaining to it's own locality, naturally enough devOtes space to the To- cal affairs of other places and just as nat urally falsifieS them in an inexcusable manner. The News man may think we are unhappy" in making these truthful remarks about him, for it is natural that such ninny should. In theS Unforeseen and inexplicable demands of nen, some one may advertise for a thing like unto that of The News mar, and we can hap ptly refer him to Mesila
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20

BUY fine black cloth suit at New York prices at Zeckendorf Bros.
 LIQUORS and cigars are sold at cost-less freight-at ZeckendOrf Bros.
Arizona citizen., 1873-12-20

The weather tl1i and rather frost& been beautiful l very pleasant The sky is c air very warm VEGETAB1 midwinter. nips, beetS riouS kin
 it is und
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

Entirely ignoring te petitions sent in nu-
nerOusiy signed inviting the attention of the
Constitutional Convention to the rights women
should enjoy under the Constitu,ion of the State
the Cnmmitteeon Elective Franchise agreed,
jus. prior 10 tbs a lj'urnmant Of the Convention
On the following amendment to the franchise
clause:
All male citizens Of the Uni'ed States over
twenty -ono years cf age, who have resided IN
the State one ear or mere, and all persons O
foreign birth, who having declared their inen
tim Of becoming citiz ms of the United States
with ike residences, are enti,led 10 vnte At an
elections; residents nf the Sinldiers Home, who
are ciiiEens Of 0hiu, may vote at the Hume Sta
asnts In educatianal Institutions NAV not vote
ct the place Of such schonls. Soldiers in the
Ssrvics may vote under regulations Of the Leg
is!ature.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22
Total AhStinance.

The frs. article in my hygienic creed Is total
abstinanoe from all shat intaxicates. | hold
ac ,hnl to be poison always ami everywhere -
IA vile eneuisy tn the humtn system-and be
eiVe that the American habit Of guzzliag down
enormous quantities Of The various compounds
in which this a1l other equally deieterious in
Gredients exist, is one of the crying sins of the
age. ]! ia destitute alike OF IA rails anI of
health.
am asked sometimes why moderate uss
of liquors should DO Condemned, aud told that
it is the abuse and not the use Of them that is
harmful. But 9seive ale Ihol tn be deleteri.
aus in itself, and unfit for nse in the way sng-
geslsd, namely, as beverage ar pleasant slim
nihn II it were not for the perlicinns fashion
set hy families Win wish b. Ue canVivlally sa
cial. and think that wine and other liquors are
Indispensable t. this cad. we might IN re easily
make nlcnhnl the natural OUTLAW which IL IL /;
wherehs, with this qtIsI brand of responsibility
given 10 II at dinners anl parties, ii huPishes
confer ing the inheritance ~ drunkard, almost
wnrs To s"me mem1cI Of the family in which
u nnds welcome, "r to succeeding branches of
u.
The doctrine Of total Abstainauce believe IN
he nsceSsaiy TO health, because It is the only
safe Line that can be- drawn. II you drink but
a liitle, you may drink still more and who
shall say where the m ,derate imit ends7 Yon
can no more have moderate drinking than You
cin have lnnderals forgery.
! am further cnnfrmed 10 this view by the
facts Of nv turner experience. | once drank
vine. and know that never lid me any god;
That Il was either worthless Ga ne or positive
injnrv. And fnd by late and larger expert.
enee. the human system, rs IL came from thu
IN uhi Of nature. has u" need Of this fiery iehor
-0r devils elixir. mnre property to support il
ami keep II in working order. Orcourse, there
a, e arguments fur trmrerenee which cannot
even name, mach less illustrate in 50 biof
letter as this AM there is nlne at all which
successfully opposes Il in the minds nf candid
aul Intelligent men.
p. DAREpM
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22
Shakespeare's Handwriting.

1t is nothing less than marvellous that & man
who wrote as he wrnte-nnd, altogether, no man
ever wrote like hifl--lhai a ! oct. the author Of
such plays and snch poems that a man possess
ing so many friends and admirers, with whom
his cnrresrnndence mnst have been extensive.
shnnld not have left a single line behind
him traced by his own hani. 0fall his poems
anil plays there dnes not exist page, line, II
single word. in manuscript. Al! Shakespeare
manuscript plays could net have persisted in the
Are that destroyed the Glnbe Theatre. The au
thnr must have made little acc,rnt of them him
s.lf; but how great would our estimatinn be Of
Il single act Of anv me rf y akespeare's plavs
in his own hand wiring We have Just NOW
among us a parallel to the tuiip mania. Thou.
sands of dollars are willingly paid for pic.
ture which the same number of dimes won,d
the dimes were given for the picture and that
nllars by nuSanis are given for the painters
name. Well what would not b, willingly paid
tfnr the sake nf Shakespeare nam } for the
original manuscript, saw Of "Hanlrt? There
would he fierce fight among competitors for
even single passage. We fancy the lines be-
ginning with, "Th" quality of mercy is not
saned :" ar those ihti open with. "She never
tpll hr lave" and hundreds nf osht rs. cnnm
mt bo had for d'llarI cirering each letter.
What couteniihn there w,uid be fIr the frat
l"ve-l"l'er nd lroaSed to anv one. 4 costly hol-
o2raph! Alas there are neither lines nor lot
trrS, All that has hHen saved Of Shako- pnare'a
hrndwriiing i conf ,ei To a couple of sigma.
tnres "f his nnmr t. certain dueis, and ia those
,nner>rrin'innS the name Is spelled differently.
Even lie fnrgers havsrot dared To produce let
ter. by Shakespeare " T. Afrcoai9s Journal
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

Last Sunday week ago, in Salem township,
Aaskingan caanty. near Adamsviile, a daugh
ter Of NJ. Arssstesd Wine, aged ~, descended
by windlass an unfinished we'll, abou. IS feet
deep, to deposit jar Of cream. She was over
come With damp, and her brother descended To
bring her oa.. he seized her and was drawn
searly TO the top when he too was oretceme AMI
'sli to the bottom An alarm was than sounded
ny herl ana Mr.. Winfield Hanks, young man
and one Of ths 6rst to the rescne. descended 10
save the unfortunate brother and sister, when
hs ten, feh ihsensible. Finally Mr.. HAwes cnus
cd RIPE 10 I've tel arnun | him. and suec, eied
in bringing 10 the top The three unfrriunnies,
all dead Ar,H. won Id haze suffered similar
fate had Il net beea for the rups tied aruund
him-E1
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

Johnny Built in Maple GroVe.-our
English friends who reside in this region met
;ogea,her at Maple Grove On Wednesday TO eom-
memerate St. Georges Day. Soms four or
five hundred persons were in attendance all of
'ohm' We are informed engaged with much
pleasure ia the plstlmes and festivities of the
occasion. As in licate by the follow ing verse
from a poem written f0r the occasion, by Mrs
r 4. Sc TIT, the celebration was inaugeratsd
with the view of refreshing the memory Of by
gone days and custums beyond the big sea wa.
ters :
Wen have orr picnic in English fashion;
Wen try to be appy,' cheerful and CAV;
1t is gnod for dyspeplics, and bilious notions,
To assemble here in This good old way,
The poem concludes with three cheers Tor
Queen Victoria and President GRANT-the
former for furnishing the emigrants and tue
latter for welcoming them to rur shores.
Nothing was done On the 'slf and all' princi-
plp, although /, IS reported that few of the
ma e gender secured m,re than their share Of
tus national beverage.
Mayor RHEINPRANK ard Il numbrr of citizens
OF other natlonalites were presen. aud partiei-
p"'S" 1" tu' o'"'bhu' IeP"st P'eP"'su l"' '"o
occasion, over which Mrs j. W. WmTE and
ROBERT Escort, ESQ.,, presided. The Mayor
was requested to make acknowledgement to the
Giver Of all gm'd for the bounics of the earth,
but owing to extreme modesty declined by ask
ing The next man at his elbow, who in turn
past the request along until but few had been
slighted when one gentleman was found who was
willing to assume the pressure.
Ant:diiuvidn games, preparation Of dinner
the introduction of Gpsics, &C., comprised the
exercises Of the day, aud proved a novelty 10
the modern pic-nicers present..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

"TippcCenoe Park. ~ COLEMAN KErLKR
ESQ has cleared The underbrush from beau-'
iiul grove Of forest trees on his farm just above
Fort Meigs, which makes delightful grounds
fnr picnic purposes. he has also leveled a
half mile race track eucirclinR the Gruunls.
which furnishes the necessary facilities for the
exercise Of horses. A new and convenient
gate il erected at the entrance, upon which the
above name Is uninted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

insane aud IoSt. --0n saturday morning,
July l3, my brother Lewis Rusbeck, left home.
near New Washington, and any Information
ti i mty aid me in findInE him vii! be thank
fully received and suitably rewarded. He is
about 80 years Of age, AMI about Ave feet ten
n,hes high, is stnGp shouldered. walks un-
steady, has s,niy hair light eyes, and is de
ran0el. lie wore when he left home black
coat and hat, aud gray pants. NV address is
Mich tel Rusbs,k. Nsw Washington, Crawford
Co., Ohio. Ohin papers please copy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22
Exhibition Of illustrated view.

Exhibition of illustrated Views.
--Mr. O. j. VIVIAN, of Dayton, Is in town and
has made arrangements to give an exhibition "
Illustrated views at the Baptist Church on Mon-
day evening next, In which will be introduced
he Life of our Savior, Views in Palestine, TO-.
gether with natural scenery, &c. These en-
tSrtiinmen,s ore given for the benefit Of Sab
bath schools, and no doubt are entertaining aud
instructive. The price of admission OF adults
is Sets, children 10 cts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22
Something New and BGlltifll.
Up With the Times

VNHE undersigned IS now prepared tn take tho
new aud bWuiiul ttcmArnmi piclure, ALSO
the lmittlinn Porcelain, which is sOh arlike
the genui, e article that The dllf renee is scarce
" nmiGrd and which can b" furnished ~ ab' Mt
nne-half the epsi. She Is alsn lrepar. Il ~ take
FeTrnti pFS from five l., tweniv fse cents.
aeenrding I" size and Kind wanted paulnpra"hs
of the best Quality, ol all sizes and kinds, AKA
size or largest, dnwn u the smallest ambrntype
also c"pying other pictures and enldrgng Them
u desired, all executed with promplness aud be-
low Toledo piices.
wiz finish Hp Pictures In India Ink, or paint
IN water egl"Is In the most approved sty les, will
furnish France and Cases ni ail kinds that may
be required. Plense call and see Gpr ycnrsei yes.
IL will cost vnn nothing II you cannni be suited.
NIB. No pictures taken on sunday.
Mrs. THORNTON.
Fifth Street, near Union Sohocl Ifguse, psrrys-
burg. 0hiD.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

Thanks.--Caplain MACK" who left "a life
on the ocean wave to accommodate the mana
gers Of tile D. q NJ. Road. has our thanks
for a section Of a panorama furnishing a lith.
ographic view Of the Cincinnati Exposition
Buildings. lie reports that he has been NIL
through tho buildings, an that they are more
than we picture them. lie says he has trent
ed stand for the prrrysburg JOURNAL as
being the beat paper printed in .rthw ssteru
ntto -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

On cond ton lha, he should be called every
m rning, and told what day nf the week it was,
and what WITS the state Of the weather, aud un-
der " at form nf government lie lived nm eccen-
'Ic Frenehman recently engaged lodging In
PAr,s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22
Shall Mem0pai7es PreyaiIs

The difference OF opinion which prevails
in regard to tho tariff laws of this nation,
has been aptly stated by the Republican
State Convention OF Pennsylvania and the
Farmers State Convention of Iowa, respec.
lively. We givein juxtaposition, as fol.
lows, that plank Of each platform referring
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

Here we are nov a quarter sf milo Of
land" was The joyfal announcement made hy
a oapialn ot an ocean stea mar ~ his grnmbling
passengers. "Where7 Which wav ia it2' were
the eager excamat'ons which fnilnwed. ANY
where. dawn below there" said the captain,
pointing toward the bottom of ile sea. i'rhe
lead gives us just 220 fdthoms Of water, an 4 lie
hn5 eoAlss slap up agsips, lbe briue
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

Roaring BILL ALLEN has made genuine
Democratic speech st Hamilton, Ohio, and he
Cincinnati GuscHs invites the Enquirer 10 j"in
with It in the request tn have It spoken again.
promising to use its hauence TO secure Lin an
I'm mense audience,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22
Republican Senatorial Convention.

The Republicans VI the 33 | Senatorial Dis.
ulct, oompti sing the cnnntes.af Lucas. Fulton,
Henry Hancock, Putnsm and Wood, are re-
Quested to select delegates to attend the Sena-
turial Convention, 10 be held at the
City OF Toledo, August %, 1878.
At II o'clock A. ", for the purpose ef placing
10 nomination two candidates Tor thr State Sen.
ase to represent said Dstiiet. Each county
will be entitled tn oue delegate for each hum
dred, aui one for every fraction Of over hrty
votes pollsd for Wikon, Secretary OF State, last
FAN, which viii entitle each county to the fol
lowing number NJ delegates: Lucas 4I. Fulton
~, Henry II, Hancock 23, Putnam IL, Wood 2S.
ALEX REED.
W. G. KELLEY,
q. w. ROFF, Ca,,,,t,,..
J. A. BOSIE, NON'''
C.M. GODFREY,
ASHER COOK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

Some person has been figuring mp the ex-
penses of the Ohio Cnnsttu innal Convention.
up to the day Of adjournment on the 9th inst,
aud gVssithese figures as the result eSl H.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22
to the tariff question
PENNSYLVANIA.



PENNSYLVANIA. IOWA.
EsesoIce9 - That as ResoIssd - That we
eommercs aud hnlne in dem md general re-
lustry have bnth uui-tvisinn ut the present tar
Tormiy prOspered nnderiH Lass =, that shall give
s tariff so arranged aSus free salt, iran, lum-
10 anJrd both revenue brr, and cotton. and
an protection, the prs wooden fabrics. and re.
nnt tariff shsuld be left dVce the whnle system
sndiSturted, and as ali to a revenue basis only.
tariffs aFe LEVIED primt
rily Tor rsveBne, il
would be a panr govern
nent indeed which
could mt aft ,rd b ar
range its details sn as
81 encourage the growth
al home manufactures
aud creation ofa feuan
Herativs home market
far all products d our
soil.
These States, probably more than any
others, fully represent the opposing inter
ests that are now agitating the tariff ques-
ton. The citizens OF Pennsylvania, ire
spSctive of party politics, being in favor Of
high protective tariff, while the citizens
81 Iowa demand tariff for revenue only.
The cry OF Pennsylvania is that of the
privileged monopolists who by form OF
national laws have taxed the masses of cit
liens merely to enrich themselves.
That of Iowa is the voice of its citizens.
pron1uncing against the burdens OF this
unjust system OF taxation. The moaopo-
lists OF Pennsylvania unquestionably find
il 10 be very nice system which doubles
their profits on iron and steel, but the farm
ars and mechanics OF Iowa, and OF the
country at large, do not find it quite so
pleasant to pay their hard earnings in sup
port OF this privileged class.
The gross injustice OF the present tariff
on iron-seven dollars per ton--will be ap
parent from the fact that the tariff was in
creased during the late war from three dol
lars per ton up to nine dollars, on the plea
Of the extra burdens occasioned by the In
ternai Revenue laws. Notwithstan ling the
fact that those laws and their imposts have
been abandoned the market price of iron il
now nearly doablc what it was in 1861. Yet
this grasping monopoly retains its clutch
es on the the throat of the nation and still
demands its money. OF the enormous prof
i;s now being mlds by this favore inter
eSt, there is but very small portion OF it
which goes into the pockets of the work
men who are employed by them. The ex-
FRA tag, which is levied from the consum-
era, swells the dividends OF the proprietors
cent per cent.
In this condition al matters, it is well
that the people should take positive action
towards ab0lishing an evil which in itself
is 80 grossly unjust in its bearings on the
interests OF the masses.
The local, state and national axes are
sufficiently burdensome, without levy in
support Of privileged classes.
1t is therefore with much satisfaction
that we regarl the action OF the Iowa farm.
eTa, aud we would say tothen, Go ahead
and prosper, and We hope the time IA not
distant when the farmers and the working
M IN OF Ohio will act conjointly with them
An this matter, Let taxes be levied in sup
port OF the government, but not for the
purpose Of cheri,hing mopopolies.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

2453--philo vs. JtfIers ct Al
54--BrownsbeIRer vs ~ lars
2a55 Edgar W Peters ct vi
2t5e--RRers a Manvills Va D W II Day ct al
2t57--Hans W Haas
246s--C,ups, Adams q Go. vs. Wilson d al
24se--Fa,trrsnn w Patterson
24a0--Wolf vs. Wvbb etal
24sl--Humason vs. Waggnner et al
2462--SimunS ct al vs. R'cd ct ~
RLEvESTH DAY--ssPrRMBNR TniRrERSTH
PASS --Zpprruick " HanEik.s etal
246t--Birdsall snd StrubtidRc vs. 0strander
2i65-- Maniey W Knapp " III
2488 -McF ,ddin et ~ rs Ross
2t67--lst National Bank Fndlay vs Hall
246S = Chu ch VS. Church
1909 kenusll W Archer et,al
24T0 Mct}inbs vs. McOinnie u al rs
2fl--Ebersole vs. Reel h Bsverstnck
2472 Manley et vi w Reed & Beversiock
24T3--Reed Va Randall etal
2H4 Seiberling 4 ca. Va shaver
2tI5-. Lawrence vs Hendricks ct NJ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

The bost huTor is that which contains the
most humanity, that which is Favored through
out with tenderness anl kindness,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-22

To accommodate the
10000 PER SONS
who visit this Exhibilion daily. A GRANL
MO0DkN I'M HEA1 ltE. similar 10 thr
anci.nt ROMAN AMPtilThEATKE, viii b.
erected uu lhr lots selected, at cost ui - ,00S
C utignnus I" the
Colossal HlpPODR0ME PayillOns.
witt, seals overlooking tie eHiIe audience, giv
ing tull view ui the HIP, uuturne anu ats
Three Separate tittut Etih mhnctt
with q joint seating esI'scty tor 10, 900 l~.o
plc. The eutire series at eXhibIiiuus are bIItth~
Summed up 1T the TnIIunu'K a'~ ina hut bona
Tile announcement. The whole world bein-
chHl Hlenged t" visit this
New Colossal Amusement Carnival,
and iudee for themselves "wr ether these things
be So" In the various departments are con
tained
100000 living, Historical * Rep
re6entIuiNe eaTiOhtlseS
$500 Animak-, Bi rds. aseptiles an Id
Marine HlOnSts
OMagniEicen MT AniNal Cages and
Vans. .. Gorgeous StatUuEy Vans.
Strains fsaItrOad Cars required IL
to transport il.
Daily Expenses exceed the Gross Receipts Of
half doEtn niher shows.
3 Circuit Circus Troupcs Scp-
RruIe CitCus Rings ala ia full pcT-
foTm;sr ce at Ihe same time
4 Living & rafIs tne Onsy ones in
the country.