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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-07-29
OFFlCIALPROCEEDNGS
OfBoard OF County commissioners
OF Hand County :. IL.

July II.
Board met as per auIourhiheh'' p'O
ings read and approved
Herman Gross was elected by lot 10 ne
placed on Jury list OF Hand Co. from llo-'o'
Compromise OF taxes for lots l-Z."-t'o =
S~-9-1O-11-I2 blk. 26 North add was on mo-
ton granted.
On motion the Pioneer Press, 81 Lawrence
Journal and the Weekly Miller Gazette were
selected as Official papers OF HAND Co. LOT 'h'
next six months.
Abatement on the valuation oil S23o"' ior
the year 1898 against Frederick 4 BALDWIN
as assignnee Of Cuthbertson granted.
ON motion the wolf bounty in Hand Co.
was fixed by the board as follows; crown
up wolves $500 per scalp. For cubs or
young wolves, $3.50. per head,
+. ". Gerhard was on motion appointed
depositary. OF school books in st. Lawrence
City.
ON motion Mrs. Wilct was appointed de-
positary for ReeIIeights.
On motion Mrs, q, C. Briggs was appoint
ed depositary lor Miller City. as per apTlsca-
ton.
The pond for County depOsitary was fixed
$1,000, by the board,
The licence for hawkers and pedlcrsin Hand
Co. was liked by the board as follows;
Afoot with pack $4,000. With wagon or
team $1,000. Canvesing for groceries and
~merdhond,.e 1900.
Bills allowed;
q. C. Briggs books furnishen to
Failing's office Sl2.3I
q. c. Briggs books furnished to
Gee poor fund.- T.23
q. c. Briggs books furnished to
Locket poor fund.- 3.06
q. c. Briggs books forCo. Institute 1f.S2
commission on books sold
since August 1896 2J,Sl
Peter Olson for getting Court house
flag fixed 8.35
On motion board then adjourned to meet
at One p. m.
One p. III.
Board met as per adjournment.
Bond of Mrs. G.. G. Briggs was on motion
approved.
On motion an acltinal appropriation was
made for bridge in Wheaton Twp of $1,000
to be paid when bridge is ecceyted.
on motion an appropriation OF $500 was
made for bridges in Stirring Twp.
Mliege and per diam, and committee work,
J. I. Bailey S40.40
A, Thompson 1910
$. Duckeck $3.50
p. 4. COquillette 1915
On motion board then adjourned to meet
OIL monday September 9th 1897.
Peter Gross j. 7. Bailey
Co.. Auditor. Chairman.
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First publication July 22t6
Final Proof Notice.

Y. :. Lane Office at Huron. South Dakota,
July l3th. 1897 Notice Is hereby given,
that the following named settler has fled
notice OF his. intention ~ make final proof
III support oi his claim, and tina said proof
viii be MADE before the Clerk of the Circuit
Court III and for Hand County. South Dako-
Ia, at Miller the county seat thereof on sat
urday, the 2Sth day OF August, 1897, viz.
WILLIAM $. FORD.
under his timber culture entry No. glGT. for
The northeast quarter of section No. 81, I'm
west Fifth II. NJ. w. y"
tie names as witnesses: Frank c. Ross
iiehfy ureeNes. Thomas CawoOd all nj
AIMS - ~ Joan T. Arhogast, Glendale s ID.
JoHN NJ. DAVIS, Register
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTAl
County OF Hand.
First pub. July 1876
Timber Culture, Final P~roof-Notice
For publication,

United States Land Office. Huron. s: D..
july 9, 1897. Notice is hereby given that
Omar A. Hague. Miller. S.. ID. has filed no.
ticc OF intention to make final proof before
the Judge OF the county court in and for
Hand county, =. D.. at his Office in Miller, :.
D.. on Thursday the Odd day OF September
1897. on timber culture application No.
1O129, for the 5 W quarter of section No. 3
in township No. l13 y. Range No 6S w. 9TH
Z, vi. lie names as witnesses: Thomas
Trythall, Rasmus Hansen, William Walton.
Joseph n. Haley, ali of Miller. =. ID.
JOHN NJ. DAVIS, Register.
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First publication July 22t 6.
Timber Culturc.-Notice of Intention
to Make Proof.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Huron. south Dakota, July 20, 1897.
Franklin b. Dearborn. of Dean. Hand
county, South Dakota, who made timber
culture application No. 9537 on the 9Th day
OF November, 1883, for northeast Quarter
section %, township 100 y. range GS W, Sth
Il. NJ, hereby gives notice of my intention RI
the land above described before the .Judge az
the County Court in and for Hand connty
South Dakota, at his Office in Miller. = b'
on saturday, the 18th day OF August, 1897,
John Parmley, Pardon KENYON, Arc Ora ".
iord, al OF Dean, SO. Oak. John Lester, of
Amts, SO. Oak.
JOHN NJ, DAVIS, Register.
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First pub. July %. tG
AMBER Culture, Final proof.-Sotice
For publication.

hltcd States Lane ONCE. Huron. s. ID.
Iu,S -tth - Notice Is hereby given that
'onh l.. Adams Of Emerson, Iowa, has filed
no,iGe Oh intention To make ina proof before
ne 'udSe OF the County Court in and for
e; on MondaY the 2Tth day OF september,
80, on timber ~cultuge application No. 9S96
,or the y. ". quarter OF section No. II, in
nshlp No, III y. range GS, west 9TH p.
M lie names rs witnesses: Albert A. Man
hih2 Lewis Manning, George Corrin, Ed
w ara Iorrin all Of Miller, SID. The person
~ cflucllCe OF the claimant will he taken by
,ltIk OF the District Court, in and for Mills
1ouhtE' iowa, at his office in Gieuwood in
1897.
JONI NJ. DAVIS. Register.
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REASONABLE 7
a. BUTLER
NOtiCc-yimbcy. CuI.uvp.

,I.S. Land Office, Huron. s. y. July II,
lH9r Complaint having been entered at
ms ONCE by Samuel honeywell of Miller, :.
-. against Elton X. WOOlman for failure to
.pMUlN WIN law as 30 timber-cultur entry
NO. Jo+l dated December II, 1SS>, the,
south west quarter section ~, township Ill
y, range 90 W. 9TH p. III. In Hand Co. 5. ID.
With a view 70 the cancellation OF said entry
contestant alleging that the said Elton il.
W 0ollmau has wholly failed to comply with
thc law as TO his said +. G. entry in that he
mas wholly failed since making said entry to
oioht or cause the same to he done any Of
saIu tract 10 trees, tree seeds or cuttings
tiat thcre are no trees. tree seeds or cuttings
pIahted or growing on said tract OF land at
inc present time: that snid WoOlman has al
~ "noliE Jailed 20 plOw and cultivate any
oi Sald tract except that he had about ten
3cres thereof pIowed during the season OF
1911, ana that although said ten acres have
.ihce been cropped nearly every season that
the sam" has not been done at the instance
or request of or by said Woolman. The said
parties are hereby summoned to appear be
Lqre Liie Clerk OF the Circuit Court in and for
manu- ,ounJy, : D., at his Office in MILLER :.
-, on the md day of September, 1897 AT 10
. ciock a. M, to respond and furnish testi-
hlOhy concerning said alleged failure. Final
IsarIhE before this office, September ID,
1871 ~ 10 O'Clock a. m.
j. II. COLE, JoENM DAVIS.
Attorney. Register.
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First pub July 15t6
Timber Culture. Final Proof-NotIce
For Publication.

United States Land Office, Huron, s. d.
July II, 1897. Notice is hereby given that
Frank EFb, Avoca, hurry Co. Minnesota.
has filed notice OF intention 10 make final
proof before the county Judge in aud for
Hand county, :. ID. at his Office In Miller. :.
D., on Saturday the 1Sth day of September,
1897, on timber culture application No. 9O35
for the Sc quarter of section No. 20, in town
ship No, 100 y. range No, 90 W. 9TH y. M.
He names as witnesses; Frank f.. Salt
marsh, Thomas n. Wade. Rufus H.. Greeves
all OF Miller, >. ID. Thoma s Cawood OF Ames,
5. ID. The persona evidence of claimant will
be taken by the clerk of the district court In
and for hurry CO.. Minnesota, at Slayton,
MurrS Co. Mimi. IN the 18th day of Septem-
Der 1897,
o II NJ. DAVIS, Register.
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| certify that the above is a true and cor
rect statement OF receipts and disbursements
Tor the past six months ending June Goth
1897. and that the above balance is the
correct balance on hand June both 1897.
PETER OLSON, Treasurer.
Approved July 18th. 1897.
J. I. BAILEY, T.. II. CooUILLETTE.
STEPHEN DUCKECK, A.THOksON,
County Commissioners o fHand Co. ST.
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First publiCatiOnJune 24t6
Final Proof Notice,

L. $. Land Office at Huron, South Dakota.
June -. 1897. Motto" Is hereby given that
the following named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final homestead
proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, for Hand County, South Da
kOta, at Miller, the county seat thereof. ON
Saturday, the31st day OF July, 1897, viz:
ROBERT SCOTT.
under his homestead entry No. 13IOG
for the southeast "A OF sec Is, twp No. 11O
north Of range 90 W. > P NJ. He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation OF said Land
viz: John Lawler OF Cedar, :. D., Ohio n
Collins OF Miller, :. ID. Gilbert ". Collins nj
Miller, ). ID. Alfred Crackel Of Cedar. :. u >"
JOHN NJ. DAVIS. Register
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JONI NJ. DAVIS, Register.
T~reaSurer's Report.

Miiier District, County Of Hand, state OF
TTonIh Dakota, for the year ending June 30,
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Miller District, County Of Hand, state OF
S "a dakota, Tor the year ending June 30,
RECEIPTS:
enIdhce on hand July LIST S97 S16S.l6
amount received from apportion-
i"ehL curing the year AZ follows:
first quarter 5000
second quarter 300
nhlrd quarter 1000
Iourth quarter lO2. 90. total 5O3.2o
tm"uht received from district tax 1850, ~
NiHou nj IN hands OF county treasurer 4SO.2T
received from all other sources 30
Total Receipts J.32i.I -
EXPENDITURES.
amount paid for teachers wages 2.1GO.oO
as interest on bonds 6Sl.2O
Tor redemption of bonds 5O1.60
" services school officers $500
SHmlpuht paid for other purposes S2I.ll
,"Sh III hand OF district treasurer 616.iS
'"'h III hand OF county treasurer. iS0.2T
-
Iotal TO balance above receipts 5,32i.72
Il, NJ. LANE, Treasurer.
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ASSETS or COUNT IN DETAIL
Total Amount of school Money Loaned. Sc
cured by Mortgages and Bonds. .1iGiJ 90
IfnNIil Pa 1900 Cguuty Fuuus lOlI Il,
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12

The Savannah News says.
1t is clear that there are SONS
people in tLe South still whc
not only fail to give enough at.
teDtion TO newspaper reading
but are short also on common
sense. The Amerieus man who
dropped $1,000 on The gold bri' k
swindle the other day makes
the second chs in this section
who has been caught within the
last two OF three months. he
will no doubt be ready now tC
admit the truth Of the prin
eiple upon which the gambler
snd tue swindler make theil
nving-"Tbere's a sucker born
every minute"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12
NEGREss TURNING WHITE
Curious Case Perplexing Scien
tific Men at Ardm Ore, 1. T.

Ardmore, |. F., May 6.--A
case which is attracting wide
spread interest in medical and
scientific circles is that OF Della
Mayfield. a Is year old coIored
girl. living here, who is grad
ually turning white. Delia's
mother is an ebony-hued ne
eFess, and her father, q light
coIored inulatto. About five
years ago white spots began 10
make their appearance on tie
girls body. These base spread
until her body is now entirely
white. Her face, neck, arms
and hands are spolteds the dark
spiotehss being irregular in
form. and The white skin largs
~ predomiaatiug. She has Teg.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12
CUsToSEaoUsE SALE.

Office OF eEOliector of Customs,
Port Of Brownsville, Texas, April ii,
1897. The following described mer-
.chandise has been seized in the dis
trict OF BrazOs de Santiago for vio-
lati0n of section No. 1882, Revised
Statutes. AT Brownsville :-Seyen-
ty-one II gallons mescal five and
one quarter u gallons alcohol;
three quarters / gallon whiskey !;
one half J gallon brandy; one
half gallon Anisette; two 2
pairs shoes. nifty 90 dollies, seven
ty-seven II handkerchlefs, one
hundred and thirty-one l3I spools
thread, thirty-nine 80 pieces earth
en,sare, forty 80 packages cigar
cites, two hundred and fifty-one
25I pounds tobacco, three
and three-quarters g pounds
red pepper, one l white quilt.
one / old table cover, one l look
ing glass, thirty-six So yards lace,
twelve L pieces false jewelry,
eighteen Is papers of needles,
five D papers perfumery, four 4
small looking-giasses, six 3 snail
bottles perfumery, three small
china dolls, seven combs. twelve
Il balls marking thread, twenty
seven q thimbles, four 4 dozen
buttons, two aud one half p yards
linen, one AMI one quarter II yards
flannel, seven z pairs wool cards,
i've ) linen lace scarfs, nine 8 lin
en- lace cuffs, one l Id soap, seven
7 calico shirts, one l dozen boxes
hooks and eyes, three 3 pairs earrings
thirty-fou: 81 yards cotton en-
broidery, nine 8 yards braid. one
l pair cotton jeans pants, three and
three-euarters 81 yards cotton cloth,
one / yard flannel, one-haif ) gar'i
broadcloth, one l yard cashmere,
one I yard linen lining, one
package PLAYING cards; Mexican
needlework as follows Seventeen
II center-pieces, seven z squares,
two 2 handkerchiefs, two : bu-
reau covers, three 5 table covers.
At Brazos de Santiago Three J
gallons mescal. At EdinbUrg =
-Four and three quarters Il gallons
slsescaf. three 3 ox-carts. twelve II
los. tobacco, two saddles, two
brides, one l knife, one l blanket.
1T Rio Grande City :-Eighty-seyen
81 gallons neScaI. one hundred and
twerty-three I23 packages cigarct-
ties. one hundred and three l03
spoois thread, twenty-nine % lbs.
tobacco, four 4 saddles, two = bril-
dies, I'VE pairs shoes, one quarter
I gallon brandy, one l calf skin,
thirty 80 pieces earthenware, two
, wards elastic, three 3 balls fax
thread, ore l wool blanket, four
a wards linen, one grindstene,
one l black WOODEN coat, one
ssssziesa blanket eight handk 81
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12

l7 is complained by the New
York World that the republi
cans in congress "haVe done
nothing and attempted nothing
in behalf of sound money"
Have they not constructed a
Ieyenue bill, a vital measure for
the maintenance of sound mon
ey2-Cincinnati Times Star.
II appears somewhat strange
that the republican campaign
orators failed to inform the
people that this was the method
by which they expected to in
snre "sound money" The tariff
was kept in the back ground
during the campaign, while
nothing but "confidence'' and
"sound money" were pTated OF
by the e. 0. p. No one would
have imagined that a high tar
IF formed part of the republican
plan for bringing about the de-
sired financial reform.
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every minute y

As PREDICTED, the Ongley
Bill as is comes from the hands
of the senatorial COMMITTEES is
quite a different instrument
frets- that framed by the gen
taemsn from Maine. The
changes are generally in favor
of lower duties than the bill
Al Mst carried. The senate has
Seen much belabored OF late
years by the people, bat if il
succeeds IN toning down the
sxtrelna high tariff prociiVities
81 the present house, it will
have atoned, in the eyes OF lis
critics, for many of the short
eolniBgs with which is charged
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12
A HOUSEHOLD NECEss Y.

Pain has no show with Dr. Miles Pain Pills.
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E|v'SCTeaIl Balm

chiefs, six 6 skeins tape, four 4
bottles perfumery, six china dolls.
two 2 pairs bride reins, three 3
dernijohns, three 3 pieces needle
work, twenty 20 istle brushes, one
pistol. At Roma One bottle sperm
oil forty-three and three-quarters
438 gallons mescaI, s gallons brandy,
fifteen ID saddles, fifteen 10 brides,
forty-two ~ lbs. tobacco, one half !
dozen handerchiefs,te and one half
l01 lbs. leather, eight S pairs shoes,
one / calfskin, one half lbs elias
tic goring, eight 8 spools thread,
ten 10 yards calico, two nose-bags
one l carbine, one l skiff, one l
Id. istle rope, five 3 pieces earth
enware, one / horsecloth, one
pair bride reins, twenty-four "a
yards lace, five 5 yards ribbon, ten 10
papers sewing needles, one and one
half IL lbs. coffee, two and one half
D yards brocade. ANY person, or
persons, claiming any of the above
described property, will file claim
thereto at my Office within twenty
days hereof. J. A. Michel, Collector.
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TIE @PURPLE cow


The San Francisco Lark.
which some months ago per
petrated the purple cow" has
sung It's last song and gone
where good larks never go. In
its last issue it published a
ridiculous illustration OF the
man who wrote the "Purple
Cow" making his farewell
bow, and confessing his sin,
which however, conveys a
threat as well:
All, yes, wrote the ''PurpIe Cow
I'm sorry, now, wrote lit
But l can tell you anyhow
I'll kill you if quote itl
The abnormal animal for
which the young man thus
apologies was embodied in a
picture of a purple COW upon
the cover ofthe- Lark, with the
following nonsensical lines
printed beneath it:
never saw purple COW,
never hope to see one,
But can tell you anyhow,
I'd rather see than be one.
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HANNA IS ILL.
Rush of the Office Seekers Too
Heavy Even for Him.

Washington, May THE
first victim scored by the on
rush of the army of Office seek
ers is no less a person than
Mark Mamma himself, and the
junior senator from Ohio, after
standing the strain Of a long
political campaign, has broken
down under the rush of appli
cants for Office. Following out
his plan of the campaign, Mr.
Hanna has kept open house at
the National headquarters In
the Glover building, at his apart
ments in the Arlington, and
even at the senate itself. From
early in tbs morning until late
at night. the applicants fol
Office have camped upon his
trail, aud the most humble oil
them have succeeded in gaining
access to the all powerful chair
man.
Mr.. Hanna has been engaged
not only in looking after the pre-
liminaries.of his own senatorial
campaign in Ohio, but also il
adjusting differences in other
States and in fulfilling multi
tudinous vague promises made
even before the convention Al
lSt. Louis. But mortal fest
and blood were not create tC
bear up successfully againsl
the persistent demands OF the
hungry hordes of office seekers.
The result has been that Mr.
| Hanna, who was the picture O
health, has at last broken dowf
under the strain.
While at the Office of The
National committee Wedues
day, he was seized with yer
,igo which Frustrated him for {
short time.
The prostration which came
here is not a serious one in any
sense, bat is the direct resui
of oYerwork. The physician:
have warned him that be car
not continue to hold reception;
for all officer seekers in the
United States, and in response
to their suggestion he will leave
Washington temporarily.
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ScrofuIa

Infests the blood of humanity. It
appears in varied forms, but is forced
to yield to Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
purifes and vitalizes the blood and
cures all such diseases. Read this:
"In September, 1894, made misstep and
injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards,
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12

Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. 81
Prepared only BY C. / Hood 8 Co, Lowell, Mass.
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Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most
wonderful medical discovery OF the
age, pleasant and refreshing to the
taste, acting gently and positively on
kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing
the entire system. disoel colds. cure
headache, fever, haEitual constipation
and billiousnesS. Please buy AID Try q
box OF G. g. G. today; 10, p, 80 centsl
Sold and guaranteed TO cure by al.
druggists.
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! never saw a purple COW,
1 never hope to see one,
But 1 can tell you anyhow,
I'd rather see than be one.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12

nIar features, large dark brown
eyes. dark brown hair and thin
red lips. As the dark skin dis
appears FROM her face, it is re
placed by clear piukish com
plexion, which any society
belle might well feel proud of.
If the change in the color OF her
skin continues as in the, past,
in less than two years time she
will be entirely white. The girl
is very sensitive 10 the matter
of The skin change of her color,
and has refused numerous of
fers from managers of circnses,
dime museums and the like, to
travel and exhibit herself.
Scientific aDd medical experts
here who have studied the case
differ in their opinions as to the
causes producing this remark
able change of color.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12

~ the best family cathaTtic
Hoods Pills and nser stimulant. $50.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12

That Beer tax will 60 long
way towards causing a repabil
eae defeat in the next election.
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q . or

two inches across formed and in walking
to favor it sprained my ankle. The sore
became worse; could not put my boot
on and 1 thought should have to give up
at every step. could not get any relief
and had to stop work. read of cure OF
q similar case by Hoods Sarsapariila and
concluded to try it. Before had taken
all of two bottles the sore had healed and
the swelling had gone down. My
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12

ABTER all. the peopie may b'
glad there = such a afaaca 7;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31

as they tried. indeed. about every English
speaking corner Of the earth. But South Africa
Ike Australia Is good place for the clever
variety entertainer The people OF Johannes
berg feel touched by attention and there Is
nothing in reason that they VIII not DO TOT one
who comes to entertain them. especially II the
one happens to be I pretty woman
Ncw-Zealand depends on Australia. 1t Is prac-
ticaIy a part of 1t. theatrically. and SO 1t gets
some excellent attractions from time to time
Actors going to or from Australia call at New
Zealand il they think it worth the while and
II they do not think 1t worth the while they
BASS II by But OF all the English-speaking spots
Of the world perhaps the one where a fine
theatre would be least expected by the unin-
formed is Honolulu. And 1t has one. Perform
anccs are not given in II with regularity. or
course II is used from time to time. FOR one
purpose OF another as the occasion arises.
visit from "A nrst-class theatrical company is
thing scarcely ever TO be expected Yet even
that does happen when Nat Goodwin was on
his way home from Australia his ship touched
at Honolulu and ne was asked to give a per
formancc lie had his whole company with
him and he decided 10 give it, There only
part Of "A day for advertising but the adyeris
ing was done by telephone. The English-spcaking
residents, long strangers TO real theatres. heard
the call with JOY. and the receipts Of the per-
formance were nearly $1,000.