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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-16
WHO WANTS TO BORROW MONEY!
LabOring men, own yOur Homes.

VIIE DRsOTO BUILDING AND LOAN
L Association will issue New Series Of
Stock this month, thus enabling those in want
Of moneys to procure it on. easy terms.
RecoeniEng the want Of many applicants,
snd having considerable fund In hand, have
decided on th course, and W II be clad 10
have large subscription to this New Series,
ON which money will be loaned at next meet
ing, Tuesday, June u.
There is no Association that stands higher
or has prospered more.
Cal on MiNrER PARKER, Secretary, 2S9
Main street. and subscribe at once. cod 81
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River Telegrnma.

Louisville, May 16.-River falling, with
feet 6.inches in the canal, and feet 6
inches IN the chute on the falls. Clear,
chilly and windy. Port list Golden
Rule, Cincinnati to New Orleans; viii
Kyle, last night, New Orleans to Cincin-
natl
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THOS. MAYDWELL,
IS Union st., Memphis.
RA@TURAaM.

H0RSES, Mules. Cows or Sheer taken into
IL PaiturAgs; 400 Aeres Of fac Srass and
clover. open and wooded, divided into lots,
BY good and new fenssg. UnfGilinF water snd
a supply Of salt in every lot.
WIN. L. VANCE,
b2H 81 Miles on Horn Lake road.
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HEUPEL- May 10th, 1881, at e:5&.m.,
EDMUND HEuPEL.
Funeral from residence, No. s Mulberry
street, this (MONDAYl afternoon at 4 clock,
under direction of Banner Lodge 147, 1. o. o.
r Of which he was a member
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-16

Protect your houses from the light
ming. Orders for lightning rods by tel
ephone promptly attended to by GEO.
RUBsoH, 46 and AZ Charleston ave II
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The CHALLENGE COTTONRCRAPER

NOW N exhibition and for sale at our Office,
~ 10 Front street and 10 and Il West Court
lrest, j. the best and cheapest B,raper in
the, world. Can be attached to any TurnploW
ana both serapes and bars OF at the Same
time, thus saving the labor Of one nan and
team. 6l6 D. o. TRADER 4 co.
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Memphis and Charleston railroad
stock at noon to-day, in New York.
75. Nashville and Chattanooga sold
up to 90 to-day.
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SUNDAYS DISPATCHES.

Evansville, May 15-Departed: Wy
oming, st. Louis, am. River falling,
with II feet 9 inches on the gauge.
Cairo May 15.-Arrived: Common
wealth, ST. Louis. am. Departed: Bed
ford, St. Louis, 9 PM; Hickory, St
Louis, am; James W. Gaf, Cincinnati
Z p m; Norton, st. Louis, l pm; Grey
hound, Memphis, 7 pm, River IS feet 7
inches, and falling.
New Orleans, May 10 Arrived, Cen
tennial, St. Louis; Mary Houston, Gin
cinnati Departed, Us. Mcdonald, Louis
vile.
Cincinnati, May l5--River Is feet and
falling Golden City, New Orleans.
Louisville, May 15.-River still falling,
with feet in the canaland feet in chute
on falls. Arrivals and departures Corner,
Pittsburg to st. Louis Andy Baum, Mem
phis to Cincinnati; Golden Rule Cincin-
natl to New Orleans; T. f. Eckert to
Madison; Jas, ID. Parker Cincinnati to
Memphis; Montana, st. Louis to Pitts
burg.
st, Louis, May l5-Arrived, Maude,
Memphis; Gold Dust, Vicksburg Polar
Star and bargcs, Ohio river. Departed,
Dippold and barges, New Orleans. River
stationary, with 26 feet on the gauge
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Three Thousand Immigrants at
Once.
NEW YORK, May l6.-Three thousand
immigrants arrived last night.
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Fl. J. Ward is believed to have
been chosen sheriff of Crittenden
county over the regular democratic
nominee, j. T. Barton. Dir. Ward
was also a democrat, and was coroner;
also acting sheriff since Beatties
death He received the vote OF the
republicans in The county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-16

UHE Stockholders of the HERNANDO ms.
i CO. arc hereby notified that the annual
election for Directors, to serve the ensuing
year, will be held at the Company Office, No.
% Madison, June 18TH, prox., between the
hours Of il a. m. and 2p.m.
$3.50 F. M, NELSON. Sec'y.
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Coles CIRCUs.-W. W. Coles menagerie
and circus exhibited here yesterday afternoon
and evening, on both occasions there being a
very large attendance-in fact, the occasion
again demonstrated that the circus has q pc
culiar fascination for the people, and that
they will attend upon the sawdust drama on
the slightest provocation. Cole was here
with his big show" in September, 1880, and
at that time gave entire satisfaction. Since
then his troupe has been transported to Aus
tralasa and back, and the result has been the
addition of several novelties to the menagerie
section, and q number of new acts and actors
to the circus department. The exhibition was
fairly up to the announcements made by the
management, and there was very small mar
gin for complaint as to exaggeration in the
bills. The show is good one, the best under
canvas here for many years. The rope and
slack wire balancing, the performing ele-
plants, the bicycle act, the trained stations,
the athletic exercises on the horizontal bars,
the play with the lions by their keeper,
Conklin, and the riding by Addie De Alfalfa,
form the chief attractions of the ring. The
other acts are secondary to this, unless the
bounding Jockey" act is excepted, and
placed among the best of the performances.
Tue company is very large one, and the
management of so large force, and the
transportation of the animals and equipage,
are tasks of no light character, but are under
takings in which Cole succeeds with marked
skill. The parade of the company prior to
the performance is not the least of the at
fractions of the combination. The company
left here at o'clock this morning for Stock.
ton, and then takes the road for Southern
California, Arizona, New Mexico and the
Southwest.
THE WEATHER-The weather in this vi
cinity yesterday was cool and delightful, with
quite brisk breeza from the south. Il was
quite cloudy most of the day, and continued
with threatening appearances at midnight.
REV. j. @. HENRY, pastor of the Calvary
Baptist Church of this city, vino has been at
the East during the past month, will arrive
this morning by the overland train, and re-
sumo his pulpit tomorrow.
FOURTH OF July MEETING.-A meeting
to hear reports and make further arrange.
ments for the Fourth of July celebration will
be held at the Courthouse this evening az s
o'clock.
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Sacramento, June 9-Louisisna Sevy, a native Of
Mexico, ~ years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral. which will take place from
his late residence, in the alley between Third and
Fourth, and NJ streets. this afternoon at 2
o'clock
Sacramento, June 9-Mrs. Sarah Scudder, 81 year5.
(San Francisco papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
1907 H street, tomorrow Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock
Sacramento, June 10 Arthur c.. only sen Of Geo,
and Elizabeth KRONER, months and q days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the residence of parents. No. Ills @ street. be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth, tomorrow Sunday,
afternoon at go o'clock
Sacramento, JuEe 10 Andrew Lloyd native OF
Scotland, IS years, months and Z days.
Friends and acguaintances respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, x street, between Sixth arc
Seventh, tomorrow Sunday afternoon at s:s'
o'eock.l
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
SUMMONS.

EN- THE JUSTICES COURT OF BRIGHTON
Township, in the county of Sacramento, State
OF California ?. II. MURPHY, plaintiff, VS.. A. H.
CUMMINGS, defendant. The People of the State OF
California send greeting to A. II. CUMMINGS,
defendant You are hereby lured to appear IN an
action brought against YOU by the a5ove-named
plaintiff in the Justices Court OF Brighton town,
ship. county of Sacramento State OF California, and
TO. answer before the Justice. at his office in said
township, the complaint flied therein, within five
DAYS Exclusive of the day of service) after the
service on you OF this summons, If served within
the township in which this action is brought or ii
served out Of said township, but in said county,
within ten days otherwise, within twenty days.
The said action is brought to recover the sum OF
s2s2, with interest at 10 per cent. per annum from
the % day Of JULY, 1880, as per accoult on file in
this Office of which the following is true copy, to
wit: A. II. Cummings to P. II. Murphy, Dr.
To s235, as balance due on sett ement OF account,
August 1873 together with interest az 10 per cent.
from August, 1878, TO July. 1850, the sum OF Sf7,
makirg total amount now due and unpaid the
sum of S2S2. And you are hereby notified that II
on fail to appear and answer said coRpl INIT os
above required said plaintiff will have and recover
Judgment for the sum OF $751; together with costs
Of suit Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this I'd day of July, 1880.
SAMUEL G. FOSTER,
Justice of the Peace of said township.
Copy attest: A. r. GILBERT, Constable.
iell -1aw4wSs
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
,ongregational Church.


The pastor, Rev. 1. E. Dwinel', will preach to
morrow morning and evening at the usual hours
in the evening to young men. The public are IN
vited.
Kingsley Chapel, NJ E. Church,
Eleventh street, between II and L Rev. David
Deal, pastor. Preaching at 1oi5 a. NJ and $50 p N
IL. E. Church South,
Seventh street, between J and K-Rey. T. Il. B.
Anderson, pastor Service at IL A. N and 1:45 P.
NJ Subjects: Morning" Elijah at Zarephath
evening" The Sixth Word from the Cross Sab
bath.schoo at 1880 P. NJ. Strangers cordially In
vited. Seats free
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street corner 1.-The pastor, Rev. II. H. Rice,
will preach Sabbath morning at 10:45 and evening
at & Morning subject History of the Author
lied English Translation of the Bible Evening
Popular Mistakes in Regard to the New Revision.
Strangers are cordially invited.
First Baptist Church,
Ninth street, between and M-Rev. John Francis
of San Francisco will preach at II :45 A. NJ and 1880
p NJ. Sabbath-school at 1915 p NJ. Strangers well
coined to all services.
Sixth-Street Methodist Church,
Between X and L streets-The pastor. Rev. R. Bent
lev, will conduct worship at 1045 A. N. Subject !:
.s What is that to Thee? Follow Thou Me- and a
special service of praise at 7:45 This service
the public will regret to learn, is the last at which
Mr. De Yoe will act chorister in this city for the
present.
st. Paups Episcopal Church,
Eighth street, between l and J--Rev. W. II. Hill,
formerly of Sacramento will ofIicate at IL A. NJ and
7:3oP NJ. Sunday school at 1870.
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,th-street Methodist Church.
THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.

benson, Judge
FRIDAY, June 10, 1881.
: Peter c. Scott VS.. Sierra Lumber Company-Suo.
nlitted upon argument heretofore made, or upon
briefs to be filed on or before June 80, 1884, or upon
oral argument to be made without day.
Tyler & Colby VS.. NJ. Healey-Argument on mo
ton for new trial continued and set for June 3oth
A. H. Starr ct al VS.. John Wagner-Evidenee con
Guided argument tomorrow.
Henrietta Real VS. William Real-Decree OF di-
vorce granted plaintiff.
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A RARE JAPANESE COIN.

At the late meeting of the Philadelphia
Numismatic and Antiquarian Society, a
member exhibited a very rare and valu-
able Japanese gold coin, termed Shin
roku Oban," 400 years old, which excited
interest not only from the credentials ae-
companying it, but also from the manner
in which it comes to this country. A
few years ago the japanese ambassador
at Washington asked the advice of Col.
Thomas A. Scott in relation to the selec-
ton of an American engineer to superin-
intend the construction of certain impor-
Government. Colonel Scott suggested
Joseph w. Crawford of Pennsylvania,
then engaged upon the Texas Pacific
Railroad. Mr.. Crawford sailed for Japan,
and commenced the construction of an
artillery road around the island OF Yesso,
the most north of the japanese posses
sions, bordering on Russia. The
road, although primarily constructed for
the transportation of troops and cannon,
was graded so that rails may be laid at
any time. Owing to the precipitous rocky
cliffs, the climate and other causes, this
undertaking was regarded as exceedingly
difficult to accomplish. The manner, cost
aad CELEBRITY with which this road was com.
pleted proved so acceptable to the Japa-
nese Government that Mr.. Crawford was
sent to this country to purchase supplies,
equipment and assistants to construct the
Polonai Railroad. The road was COM
pleted and opened with formal ceremonies
last November, on which occasion Mr..
Crawford was decorated with the Order of
the Rising Sun, and as a particular mark
of favor this " Shinroku Oban' was pre-
sented to him by the Government, through
General Koroda, Colonial Secretary and
member of the Privy Council of the Mika.
do. The coin is supposed to be one used
at the time of Hiyashiyama Ia Tycoon who
reigned over the empire about 400 years
ago. as reward to any person of an ex-
traordinary merit.
THE largest variety Of spectacles and eye
glasses in Sacramento, at Optical Depart
ment, Mechanics Store.
For WHooPING CoUGH.-Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
SEE the advertisement of the Red House in
this paper.
WALKING CANE and fishing rod combined,
80 cents. Mechanics Store.
HUNTING KNIVES at Notion Department,
Mechanics Store.
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MARRIED.

HUNTING KNIVES at Notion Department,
Mechanics Store.
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DIED..

Sacramento, June By Rev. DIR. Chas. Taubner, a
the residence of the brides parents, Thoma
Klefner to Elizabeth Gesel.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

uyANTED-Ac COMPETENT GIRL OR WOMAN
w to do homework for small family. Apply
at once at No. els Eighteenth street, between +
ana @. jel1 st
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USok SALE MILK DAIRY Go0D-PAYING
Il business in this city. Can be bought at
very low price Inquire Of CARL STR0BEL, No
32l street, Sacramento ieil-lts
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WALKING CANE and fishing rod combined
50 cents. Mechanics Store.
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LADIES silk gloves and mitts. Fancy
Goods Department, Mechanics Store.
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THE best values in corsets at Mechanics
Store.
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FIELD. GLASSES and Telescopes. Optica
Department, Mechanics Store.
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SEE the advertisement of the Red House il
this paper.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOZEN boys straw hats. 10
cents, at the Red House.
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GENERAL success of the great boot and shoe
sale at the Red House.
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LARGE assortment of ladies' neckwear
Fancy Goods Department, Mechanics Store.
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CENTS Canton braid straw hats, so cents,
at the Red House.
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The Red House is just lively with boot
and shoe customers.
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LADIES should, when wanting fine toilet
soaps, call at Notion Department Mechanics
Stora
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For WHooPING CoUGH.-Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
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TO DAY 5 CALENDAR.
William s. Lee VS.. Sabina Lee.
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AUCTION SALss.-Bell h Co. will sell this
morning, commencing at IL o'clock, in front
OF salenoom, No. 90s J street, between
Ninth and Tenth, by order Of Mrs. E. Klein
,orge, Administrative, one horse, from Rather
and aseven-ei9hths Messenger rnare-guaran-
teed safe, steady and reliable; one mare,
good traveller, kind and gentle; one three.
year. old colt, one yearling colt. and work and
saddle horses; one open buggy, one two
horse spring-wagon. one business wagon, one
sulky and one carriage; also, furniture aud
household goods Sherburn & Smith will
cell next Monday at 1890 A. NJ, at room of
Professor Wilton, on Fifth street, between
X and L, furniture, bedding, carpets, oil
cloth, stoves, crockery, glassware, pictures,
etc.
RIAL ESTATE SALE.-Sherburn & Smith
viii sell at II o'clock this morning, on the
premises, the desirable frame dwelling. con-
tanning IL rooms, bathroom, gas. doubls
parlors lot 4exlG0, with stable. containing
10 large box stalls, situated on the southeast
corner of Nineteenth and G streets. The
sale will be positive
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THE largest variety Of spectacles and eye
glasses in Sacramento, at Optical Depart.
ment, Mechanics Store.
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sengers. including thirty-three males, win or,
rive overland this afternoon.
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SEsn-AEEUAL TARGET PRACTICE. = The
usual May shoot of Company G tSarsfeld:)
will be held tomorrow at the range, Guth-
rice Homestead A special car will convey
the company and guests to the range, leaving
the depot at 10 a. NJ, and returning at P. II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20

At this particular season of they year child
rem are compelled to run the gauntlet of
summer complaint, and in many instances
parents neglect precautions which might
save the lives of their little ones who other
wise fall victims to cholera infantum, etc.
up in such matters gives some advice which
should be carefully read by all who are in
terested
In the first place all tight bandaging
should be avoided. Make the clothing
light and cool, and so loose that the child
may have free play for it limbs. At night
undress it, sponge it, and put on slip. In
the morning remove the slip, bathe the
child, and dress it in clean clothes. II this
cannot be afforded. thoroughly air the day
clothing by hanging it up during the night.
The child should sleep by itself in cot,
or cradle Without the advice of a physi-
clan, never give it any spirits, cordials, car
minatives, soothing syrups, or sleeping
drops Thousands of children die every
year from the use of these poisons. If the
child frets and does not sleep, it is either
hungry or else i'll. II i'll, it needs physi-
clan. Never quiet it by candy or by cake;
they are the common cause of diarrhea and
other troubles.
Keep your house sweet and clean, cool
and well aired. In very hot weather let the
windows be open day and night. Do your
cooking in the yard or in a shed. White
wash the walls every spring, and see that
the cellar is clear of all rubbish. Let no
slops collect to poison the air. Correct all
foul smells by pouring into the sinks and
privies carbolic acid or quicklimc, or the
chloride of lime or a strong solution of cop
pcras These articles can be got from the
nearest druggist, who will give the needed
direction for their use. Make every effort
yourself, and urge your neighbors to keep
clean the gutter of your street or Of your
court.
There are many pestilence-breeding holes
in this vicinity and if the municipal authori-
ties cannot find time to abate such nuisanc-
cs 1t might be well for people residing con-
tiguous to such places to do SO at their own
expense. Now is the time that the duty
should be attended to.
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TuRgEYroor. July Is. ISL

Ed. HERALD The reply in last weeks
issue of the Meyersdale Commercial to .G''
of Turkeyfoot upon the subject of the unc-
quail distribution of the public patronage be-
tween the different sections of the county
and its causes, reminds one of the big boy
who in his great haste to see his girl STUN
ped his toe against rock and after making
an ugly face remarked that he was too big
to cry and yet it hurt too bad to laugh. The
editor of that journal winces little and
gives evidence of some pain, but thinks
himselfrather too big to cry, but makes no
effort to refute the statement made by your
correspondent so far rs relates to the une-
quail division of the public patronage, but
attempts to shift the responsibility upon the
stalwart portion of the Republican party.
He says, there is nothing queer about that,
for it is the essence of stalwartism" BY
what parity of reasoning he has been ena-
bled TO arrive at such a conclusion is not APP
parent Please explain. II is an indisputa-
bic fact that before we had such go-be-
tween journal published in this comfy as
the Commercial the complained of inequali.
ty did not exist and wonld not exist to-day
only for the slop-shop policy of such jour
mails, of which the Commercial is a type.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20

TO THE DISCIPLES or CHRIST lS Son ERsEr
COUNTY There will be County Cooper
alton meeting held with the Church in Som
erset, Pa, beginning Thursday afternoon, at
3o'clock, August 4th, 1881, and continuing
over the following Sunday. Friday will be
devoted to Sunday School topics, such as,
Duties of Superintendent, Preparation Of
Teachers for their Glasses, Right Use OF
Lesson Helps, How TO Secure and Main-
tain Interest in Sunday School Work.
Outlines of Successful Sunday School, etc
Saturday will be taken up in consideration
of such subjects, as, Church Officers, their
duties, Methods of Raising Money, Disci-
pine Organization for Church Work, Ne
cessity of County Cooperation, Propricty of
Employing County Evangelist, Church
Stats tics, Prospects, etc.
An invitation is extended to all who have
interest in these matters to be present.
Elder Robert Moffet, of Cleveland, Ohio,
will be with rs and do the preaching each
evening.
W. II. WooLEEy.
Somerset, Pa, July Is, 1881.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-20

A GIANT ox.--On Friday, July 29th, the
citizens of Somerset will have an opportu-
nifty of witnessing one of the greatest nat
ural curiosities ever exhibited in America.
1t is simply wonderful freak of nature
and is to the animal kingdom what Chang,
the wonderful Chinese giant, is to the hui
man race-except that in proportion to ra-
tio it is greater freak of nature. Just
think of it, common breed ofox, having at
tanned the mastadon proportions of being
twenty hands high, and weighing nearly
two tons, unquestionably the most colossal
specimen of. the bovine race in the world.
The OK is with John Robinsop's Great Show
and has created the most unbonnded ex-
citement among all who have seen it. The
veteran manager claims that it is the great
feature of his Big Show.