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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
SHERMAN.
street Lighting and "A water supply.
Gave Bond-Resignod.

street Lighting and water supply.
Gave Bond-Resignod.
Special 20 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tx, Oct. 8. - The city
council met in regular session last night,
and after attending TO the regular order
of business the question of lighting the
city and the system OF water supply were
discussed.
A representative of the Gas company
was present and made a plausible argu-
ment against electric light In favor OF
gas, and stated that his company would
submit proposition TO the city to
furnish light at q reduced rate. A mes
sage was received from the Arc Electric
Light company at Denison, stating that
they would be prepared to receive the
city council of Sherman in three or four
days, when they will visit Denison in a
body to inspect the electric light used
there.
MIR. Kelley, the water-works contractor,
was present and stated that he would be
prepared TO make final test in two or
three days, which will be done by placing
a large pump in each of the four shafts,
and test the strength OF the flow at one
time.
j. II. Holloway, charged with theft OF
horses In two cases, gave bond In the
sum OF $3.50 In each case and was dis
charged from jail.
Rev. DR.. Rogers has rendered his resig-
nation as pastor Of the Baptist church in
this city, though his resignation has not
as yet been accepted by the church
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
ROBBED AZ, PALESTINE.
A Merchant Relieved of Neat sum of
Money.

A Merchant Relieved of "a Neat Sum of
Money.
Special to the Gazette.
PALEsTINE, TEX, Oct. 5.--Last night
at 10 O'Clock, while passing through an
alleyway on Main street on his way to the
Pacific express Office, Mr.. Marshall Nep-
pier, grocery merchant, was robbed OF
$3.50 in currency, gold watch and a
check for $l4, amounting in all to about
$3.50. Mr.. Neppler states that while
passing through the alley man stepped
up and asked him for match. When the
man struck the match he shoveda cooked
pistol in Neppler's face, and then two
others stepped up with drawn pistols and
went through him. The affair has occa-
stoned considerable comment here, as no
highwaymen have operated here for sew
eral years. Mr.. Neppler was going to ex-
press thu money to the Waters Pierce OIL
COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
POISON FOR WHISKY.

An Ennis Negro Takes His Own Life when
He Thinks 30 Is Taking whisky.
Special to the Gazette.
ENNIS, TEX, Oct. 5.-Ben Higgins, a
well known colored citizen of Ennis, died
last night under circumstances as yet
shrouded in mystery. He had tried in
several places to procure whisky and
failed, and seemingly gave over his IN
tention and went to the opera-house
Shortly after his entrance he commenced
acting queer and dropped over uncon-
scious. He was carried home and died
In an hour. On the testimony Of DIR.
LoggiDs, the attendant physician, the
coroner's jury returned verdict Of death
by poison. 1t is supposed that he gained
access to the back room of some city
drug store and drank poison supposing
IT to be whisky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

Building and Loan Association-G Grand
Jury-County Alliance,
Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX Oct. 1.-THE Waco Build.
ing association celebrated its ninth ami
versary to-day. In the nine years 1t hes
loaned over $500, 900 for The erection,
partial or complete, OF over 1000 dwell
ings and BUSINESS hou es.
District court has adjourned until
Friday, as no cases are ready for trial,
but the grand Jury is in session and work
ing away vigorously.
The Farmers alliance Of McLennan
county Is in session here to-day. Dele
gates, to the number of 800 from every
sub-alliance in the county are present.
The sessions are held with closed doors,
but 1t is understood that the chief object
of the meeting Is to devise means OF re-
lief for alliance members who live in the
drought-strlcken counties OF the west.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

time last June for forgery upon complain:
OF z. W Blown, who runs a marble yafd
here, and was tried before Justice Ryan
and turned loose, was again ARE sted to-
day upon the same charge on lndlct. uent
Of the grand jury. @. w. Blown sa,-s
That Lee used to work for him laet
year, and that he had taken
good many orders around De-
kalb 10 Bowie county, and 1t was
there that he forged orders tor tomb
stones, and drew on his cousin on orders
that were never taken, forging other peo-
ple's names
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
Push Along, Keep moving.

We intend TO sell a hotel doing good
business, renting for 500 per month. A
splendid saloon we will sell cheap. One
OF the finest residences In the state can
be had for less than II Is worth. col
lego can be had by seeing us. We would
like to cell dairy doing good business,
and any other kind OF business can be had
through us. A. II. TRUITT & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

they have no complaint to make. They
lost but three men during the entire time,
their captain being one OF the number.
They leave tonight for Fort Clark which
viii be their future station.
w. IS. Stouffel one OF the Big Springs
strikers against the Texas & Pacific rail-
road, was sentenced In the federal court
to-day to five days In the county jail.
A Chinese funeral one-fourth OF mile
long created sensation this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
Ell PAsO.

A Long soour-A striker Sentenced
Chinese Funeral.
Special 70 the Gazette.
ELPAso, TEX, Oct. 5.--Captain Sholle
with two companies OF the Tenth cavalry
arrived to-day from Arizona. For eigh-
teen weary months they have been sconr-
ing the territory for hostile Apaches, and
have had a rough time " II, but say
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
GALVESTON.

An Engineer Hurt-A street Car Anti
Dap Strike Ayerted.
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, Oct 5.-Chief
Engineer Gibson OF the steamship san
Marcos, while walking on the strand last
nj Sht, encountered banana peel and
fell, severely iracturing his right wrist,
compelling him 10 lay over one trip,
while his vessel proceeds TO New York.
There came near being a small strike
this morning on the street-oar line, caused
by the Introduction Of company caps for
drivers to wear. About dozen drivers
rebslled against the caps, but the COM
pany persisted, and new men were OBJ
tained
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
TAYLOR.

A Spread Switch Causes Small Sized
Wreck with Slight Damage.
Special to the Gazette.
TAYLOR, Tx, Oct. about 1920
this morning, in the east end Of the Tay-
Tor yards, spread switch caused a
loaded stock car to jump the track, driv-
ing coal car into caboose and causing
little smash up. Brakeman Church had
one arm hurt and received severe cut
across his face. One side OF the stock
car was torn off, injuring two horses.
Before anything could be done three
horses escaped. No very serious damage
done to either persons or property. No
trains delayed on account OF the accident.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
ruR. purTY MALT wiIlsKrY 60,

n2- The DpFps Forn,ald q specidi house.
AoId qDDilcdflcn al ne msdiclBnf pgrftfsf and
parity ar DitDV'a PaYc Aanifhiskeg, aud q IN.
Tended more epectdcdilD Jor ne lredirisnt g
General Dfbilifv and al Wasting U.sedaes. IN
addition 10 ne ionic cHcti ~ Onr irAtsfeg, 4 Jng-
nfshes ufieQdiied blood fOrNing Waterfall nherebg
gldde III accordance 1ih a specially prspared
IortaHid aud consists Iri1rpdHYdl DtTKs FaIs
houtd FORM ne Hnfrni0A1 slqnignh az ne pesI
being erirdcied t0iMORf cooking or cheia.ed!
chdtiges bV a neig DrOotsa making ~ ha NOES
pGiqinbft ana q1cncioua heef preildrltlg1
epey made 10 can b. Mad QI all dealers al OAh
DOLIAR PEE HUTTLH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
PUBLIC SALEI
Or
TOWN LOTS
AT
W--YT.asT..Es
--oN THE
GHlf, Colorado & Santa 70 Railway,
ION THE
Wednesday, October lS. 1885.

Excursion trims VIII run trcm Dallas and
FhrmeThvllle on day OF sale,
Special rates Will BIO given and refunded 10
purchasers OF over the amount OF 500,
The town OF Wylie IA Hifuated between the
East fox OF Trinity river and Muddy creek, In
Collin county, on the n rthcaB. eIte sion OF
tho emf, Colorado a Santa Fe railway, and In
tho very heart Of the cotton and grain produc-
area 81 trade equal TO about twenty square
miles, every loot " which, except the timber
bord ring on stroame, 10 now ia profitable Guilt
walton. There 10 now fine school building,
a hge church edi1ce Of the. Baptist dcnomi'
nation, in which several other church
denominations worship. Tnie year The cotton
shiDmentB from Il ~ point will approximate
about $500 bales-thiE without railway facilities.
The grain crop this yenr, Notwithstanding the
dry " ather, hes been orc than an average.
The location Is on q high prairie. diversified Dy
smh Rroyte. ana where moequitOes and
malaria sre unknown, and Will In Q near
future be one OF The heailhiest resorts for the
citizens OF our overcrowded cities, Clear and
Black Lakes, lying foui miles nor heast on the
line OF tue road, afford lno aghlng and hunt
Ing IN the immedia vicinity With the trade
that is is tributary 70 this town--which from
atuthl cauH cannot be diverted-We know
of no place where more profitable Investments
can b. made, There are two hotea and seven
or eight ores at this point now doing muir
igh and profitable buslness Win an
abundance OF pure yaier and pure Az Wyne
cannot hu be q healthy AID prosperous town.
All Gales nndof 500, ash over 800 ana under
500, half cash, balance In twelve montasi over
SOC, one-third each, balance la ono and TWO
years.
from Dallas, ana refreshments will 70 provided
for tho eReuT6iOniete.
Trains Nili leave from The Santa 10 depot on
Murphy atrect, early wednesday morning. 70.
departure ana arrival VIII bc announced later
through thiB paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
Punh ALONG. RECON moving.

We desire to say that we can show more
good bargains in Fort Worth city prop
erty than all of the agents in town, We
also have few desirable farms for ex-
change or sale. A steam mill in the bust
ness part of the city to exchange for
anything, Would like, also, to exchange
some nice city property for country
home. A. +. TRUITT Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

Ex-Presldent Arthur's law partner, Mr..
Ransom; Judge Hyer OF Rshway, N. J.;
A. A. Drake, Esq N. Y. Stock Exchange;
Rev. Stephen Merritt, N. "; and many
others are witnesses that Palmer's "Skin-
Success" is safe, sure and speedy rem
edy for skin complaints OF every name and
degree Of severity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids to the cook In preparing per-
feet and wholesome food, and the house
wife VIM do we'll TO be on her guard
against baking powder tramps Silver
Loaf Baking Powder 10 never peddled
from house TO house, as the nanufac-
turing establishment OF j. II. Brown is
taxed TO It's uttermost 10 supply the de-
mands that come through legitimate chan
nels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
GREENvILLE.

Texas Giants Returned Home-Aid for tho
Drought Sufferers.
Special TO the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, Oct. 5.--Jack, Guss
and Shade Shields, the noted Texas
giants, who have been travelling with p.
7. Barnum this summer, returned to their
home near Kingston last week. They are
said TO be the largest men in the world,
measuring from seven feet six inches to
seven feet eleven inches.
Greenville has received over 5000 bales
OF cotton to date.
The Greenville relief committee has
shipped one car of corn to the drought
stricken sufferers OF the West, and viii
have carload of provisions ready for
shipment in few days. Everyone IL
giving his "mite."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
Duify's Pure Malt Whiskey
and
DuiIy's Formula.
For Consumption.

MIR. SOLOMON NEIL, Baltimore, ha.
..in Dccemnar last wAh puadcnly stricken
Rt my hotel with severe hcmOrThnge, losing
about onc gallon Ut blood ~ tha nrvi atfnck
and large qunntltlra frequently thereafter.
MY case was conedcre1 hupelOas from lhr
start, aud 20 certain We're MY friends that
would die that they actually arranged for my
uee cOd.llyer OIL and whiHkcy ON advice, tho
Mhieksl ! used was your famous Dufiy's Pure
Malt Whleecy, IN q short thnu 1 discarded
tho oil. uslng only your whlskcy. mel that
owe my he to the saving Qualities and purity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

co NJ. sr. s. Y. wAHntgGroN, u. {.
sira-l Ind hcmOrrhngCs, nhd was examined
ny a physician, who ttiought my lungs only
slightly contested In August had three
more hcmofrhngts aud lost d quart OF blood.
Another physician said | was in the last stages
OF consumption, and finally quit work. Elv.
Malt whiekev ana TOOK II III connection With
your Duilye Formula, have rninod health
and grcngth rapidly and am nlnQlt com
pietoly restored. Is. W, knsWEi.L,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
S LINN ilINDLun.
Dealer IN Drugs, bOniSA Stationery

ME- PULASKI, lhLtNoiH
Gentlemen Mrs. jon Foster WAS ~ the
point OF death with what doctors called quick
consumption. Relatives were called IN To SEQ
her ole. Sone one recommended Duiiy'e Pure
Malt Nhiskey, Her husband hpnuht two bot
ties. She inptOycd he bought more, and IN
short time she WAS M doing houspwork |
know, and u Is conceded, that your remedy
\. LINN BIpELER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

Forty per cent, Of the deaths In the
United States ire caused by kidney dis
eases. Morris Cascarine prevents Kid
ney affections.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
KILLED AT THE CROSSING.
A Mother Cat to Pieces and Her Little
Children MInmed.

VIHEEUNNI1 11FFFFEHE0Hs
GALEsBuRG, Ill, Oct. 5.-Mrs. VIM.
Cunningham and her little children, Ed
die and Kittie, were run over by switch
ing train at the Cedar street crossing
last evening. The mother was cut to
pieces and killed. The boys leg was cut
of near the hip and he cannot live. One
OF the girls feet was crushed aud she was
otherwise hurt. The regular fisgman had
gone to supper and had left boy 70 DC
his work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
MOHAIR.
|1 National Mohalr Association in
'ea5lpn al san Antonio Adopts a
Number OF Resolutions.

iNs hail Entitle an owner OF Angoras
a. tsegistration ana how Points of
Fineness shall BIO Asoertained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06

A digordered liver is the bane of life.
Take Morris Cascarine and restore its
healthy condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-06
The distinguished writer OF the snluolned
testimonial has served her brncncirnt mission
NJ the head OF some OF the largest curative
md nhnrlihhln lnAlliutlnnn Of the cnnntrY.

ROCHESTER,, an. W lloME 81 lHpunTnY,
400 S, SO, Paul Street. Nov. y, 1890. !
IL Tivee mo nreet pleasure TO recommend
Dunys Pure Malt Whiskey, which | hays
used with satisfaction Tor coneunDtivee IN
the last stngeH OF that dread disease. ABIDE
from It's medicinal properties, II ~ very mild,
the patient can retain II when all other slim
ulAnts hil | recommend Il 70 NIL,
MOTHER HlEHONYMO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-22

Att o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the ofice OF the Waco Building MS
ISOLATION was the scene of II meeting
between prominent citi1ons of Waco
aud equally prominent citizens OF
Burnet. ten. Adam II, johnson, of
Burnct and MIR. VIM. Ramsdale, OF
the same city were present, aud the
Waco delegation consisted OF Col
VIM Cameron, MIR, Jas, | Moore, Mr..
Sam sanger, Mr.. Slaydcn aud several
others OF equal prominence, The
gentlemen from Burnet have evident
Is been reading the papers, lhey
have observed that Waco II the com
ing city, and their object was to ar,
range for procuring M extension OF
the 81. Louis, Arkansas aud Texas
RAILWAY to Burnct VIA Loon
junction aud lampasas springs.
Judge George Clark was present anu
spoke. not in his capacity Of attorney
for the railway company, bat ~ tlt,
zen of Waco lie sad that he would
do all he could to promote the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-22
EIo,rIIo>NnY TNIrNr
Mrs. Hoss-II'- 'hs- ave hn Enter.
tRlnucnt Ht u0orr'- nan.


Moorc'- hail was well filed lH-t
evening 10y ladies and gentlemen de
-irous oiwdnc--ing the entertainment
10y Mrs. Allie u lio.lclI- class In rlu.
cution MIR Rp-lcll explained that
the class had received only twenty
lessons Hud those ~ u, many day,
aud that -piuc members of the class
would not appear from various rcH-
sons, among them sickness and ab.
-cucc from the city. / hc class wa
assisted by local musical talent The
entire entertainment Wa highly salts.
factory To the audience aud should hc
to Mrs. Roslcll. The following wa-
the programme H- rendered.
rEuD.ANss.
4 Legend ot ntcg, a. A. 4. Proctor
Birdie Hls insou.
'ii.. May johnnie s,celcoson
Eta Liulc.
Daughter of HcruiIts
Mrs \ll.H %. kpsf0ll
-0lo-"-wect Nlpluc Rose,
W N tuvvsuuu.
Good sight Papa
"''' '' ''"" Nj, il item. n'rI.' VI VI '''
Tom From krr aud FAN Of ur Muus'a0A"
Mr- Allie - huffvI
$40, FikcI
wm, r"u.ug
'''' '''' Matt, ,eiuson
hu~ Hum Played " lulby
r.ui Leopold.
Miss Willie lrnukiu's rendition of
"lu-ca' WIS cucorcd, ~ WAS also lit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-22
HERE ANU THERE.

At Mourc- Hall Tonight Rev. W.
II. Bagby, ot Lamp tsas, will preach.
Mr. iiagby l. au eminent divine of
The Christian church.
To those who suffer from nervous
headache, II. Jacobs OIL has proved
rem blessing.
Martin Moore was fined $40 for
carrying u siN.shoOtcr and Frank
Grain $40 for assault. That ends the
saturday shooting ullray.
Take Rod star Cough Cure for
colds. No opiatcs twenty-five cents
"a bottle
Something new. pr Louis $3.50
mru-' calf health shoe, At Sleeper
clifton x Go =. Ihi- is II good shoe ;
ny them.
Frc-h country butter nj Charles
Ru,t-. Fat spring chickens nj Charles
RUst's. sweet Duinlocs NJ Charles
lin,t's. \ tnll stock Of feed Mt Charles
lH-t-. Free delivery Low price,
guaranteed, corner sixth and Austin
-trccts.
There is no mistake about 1t, Plan
trr's Chill pills positively cure chi!ls
amt fever, aud urc y sure preventive
when used during the chill season IN
mn.HriW districts. For sale hN Or.
+ T. - llmuctt
Don't forget the street parade
this afternoon, OF the splendid
band attached TO smiths Bell Ringers
md Andrew Novelty company, aud
imW dWcly thereafter the open mir
concert ou the balcony In front ut the
Met Iceland opera house. Either will
hcA treat
VIM \. Patterson, Il young man
engaged ~ working ia the deep
sewer trench ON the public square,
was caught ~ ~ cavr-iu yesterday aud
suffered break OF the arm. Others
were caught, but no one else WAS
hurt 90 mention.
when the stomach like, vigur and
regularity there will hc HHulcuco.
heartburn, nausea, sick headache,
nervousness. Use Dr j II Mclean 3,
strong hcuiug CcrdiHl and BLOOD
Purifier to give tone aud regularity
to tho stomach
The Misunderstanding between the
neither and the grandmother of Mis-.
Stella y cNlra H. happily adjusted md
thc ladies all around are satisfied.
There was mo- litigation ia the court
mud IA" public j. no longer entitled
to the ma jrr
" Is ~ui.h. who is proprietor at
omith'- B..i RuuRor- is also pruprlc-
tor of several other line companies,
one of which is Michael Nlrugoll, aud
i- one Of the most noted managers IN
the professions Tie is not the Prof
Andrews who was here during the
pHNt season.
IN the district court Yesterday, Mrs,
&. r.. Williams filed -ut against her
hu,bard, y. ". Williams ~ nj, COM
planning thar pluntih Is joiu' owner
with defendant Of "a certain pRrcrl OF
land AT the honJ OF thiIdrcs, creek
worth f2UOO and usk- that her inter,
est be- a,ccrtaincd. " well u- that OF
the other owners, and partition be
granted 80 that she can dispose OF her
own portion according to her sell
government IN the premises.
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n,H ur,riNo RESULTS.

Tuesday October .. the second day
ct the October term. the non Jury
docket viii be called in the district
court Tor assignment
SATURDAY., October II, the appear.
ancc cnsr- OF the non jury docket and
the Jury docket will be- called tor Ms.
-lgumcnt.
The nou.iury docket will occupy
the first three we, ksut the term--that
is, until October 20.
On October p the jury docket will
be- taken up aud continued NJ ul No
vcmhrr 70.
On November 70 the criminal dock
ct will he taken up and continued
four weeks until December rs ON
december ~ the jury docket will be-
resumed, aud viii occupy the rcmuln'
der of the term
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-22
$40 Austin street.

scheme aud regarded 1t as one Of the
natural consequences of advancement.
lie thought that Burnett was the DIES.
tinatiOn of the railway In ANY event.
Resolutions were passed by the
Waco delegation. TO the effect that
this city will pledge itself To cooper.
ate with Burnct in procuring the
desired extension.
Steps wlll be taken ut once to lay the
matter before the ~ Louis Arkansas
audTcxas railway company in shape
that the company will readily con
slider and ms President ForiNce Will
| be- here within the next few days, 81
may be- looked upon Hs certainty
that the project will take form aud
eau be- stated definitely in the near
| future.
This Is move toward the grand
Trunk line already twice pointed out
! by 1uE ENAMINER hs belonging to
the destiny Of Waco. Now, let DM
las 20 spin, aud lend the Missouri
Pacific off on lis ear. with jay tould
on the pilot.
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rbr season - Open N"st Wednesday
wan - Magnificent Attraction.


The dramatic season in thus city
will open next "Wednesday evening,
aud company hn- been selected for
he opening That viii not fail tu please
lho theatre going people of this city.
The company witch VIII Hpucar On
this uctnsiun IL ~mithH -Wl-. Bel
Ringers, combined with the has. IS.
Andrew Refined Novelty Company
Mr Frank -. llildruth, manager Ot
the above named company, arrived IN
the city yesterday Hnd hb- made M
engagements tor h- excellent 'omprny
10 appear Mt the opera house next
"Wednesday evening. september End
This company b. spoken ui 10y both
the press uiii public rs being "a good
show, and one that affords much en-
tortaiumcut lhoru ARE fourteen mr.
tiats in the cumhihNtluu all of whom
will give spcciallic4 that ARE sure 10
please The program viii consist at
nm clio. which viii lee rendered 10y
MIR. and MIR. win L.. smith. the fam
oils musical artists, mrlr- H.. smith,
the rummcdiau, ana Miss Mamie Me-
Neil and other mrmhrr- of the COM
many will take part Pete McCluud,
She great harp. song aud drn," nrii-t
Morrl nnd nixon, In their iuimliHhle
-kotch"S, Harry shirley the talior-
mia musical wonder iuuH BLOOD.
good, the eccentric comucdipu, Miss
Ilcrmno Nixon, petite -rrlo-coiuir
and skipping rope dnnHcu-r Gins
Winchester, the Dutch romlncciHu
Harry Holmes, the marvellous Juggicr,
aud Harry Morgan, the protrnn mus
lea, artist. win appear in their anus
ing ,prclaltics. The performance VIII
conclude with the Imaginable mrclHl
performance entitled "MiNod,' IN
which the whole company viii take
part in the cast. The pIirc of admIs-
,iun will be- 30 ,rnts and ~.