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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06
TARTAR OFFICERS.
Personal Mention Of Surgeon Major
ana Lieutenant Colonel.

Among the officers on the transport
Tartar was Surgeon Major Thomas e.
Chalmers ot the eSth L, :. Y. tie -
the son OF the late d.. Thomas G. Chai-
uers OF New York city. who vas one of
the noted physicians Of tha; city twenty
years ago. Major Chalmers served a.
surgeon in the i2th New York Reg
iment during the Cuban war. and was
stationed at MatanEas. Porto Rico. and
other places. He was mustered out of
the service after the close of the Span
Ish war. but was recently appointed
surgeon of the 2sth. Z. :. v. Lieut.
Col. Leonard. in command OF the reg
iment. is the son OF the late Justice
Leonard OF the New York supreme
Court. lie as n club" man. but has
devoted much time 90 the orzlu.x1;!5n
and discipline of the State militia
forces. lie owes his apr9intmsa; Co
excellent service in the spanish war.
The Tartar came into port without q
sick man on ,hp list. the result of con-
slant and vigilaut work done by the
medical STAN and the officers.
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DoTHA KILLED

NEW YORK. oct. .s.-A cable 20 the
Tribune from London szrss The cen
ter uf intrr~ss has h-~n shifted from
Natal to kirnb~ri~y and Ia a lesser DE-
Errc farther nnrth. where the border of
tsc TrAnssAal ucrEes With Rhode>1A-
The Kimberley EArrison has made .
brilliant sortie. under Colonies Scott
Turner and Murray. A. la the Natal
battles an artillery duel ~as followed
- n brSsk charge with hzroneis. On
Which the mrn &C The Royal North
tAncsshirc Regiment DISTINGUISHED
thsD~citcs as notably az the Cordons.
Kings Royal Rises and Irish Fus.lccrx
ala az Glcnooe and Eiands LaaEse. AZ
trtfinx cost to thts garrison \ consad-
crabic Bocr force uas swept away with
the lose of Fnsny men. inciudins their
leader. Command1nt Bosha.
Thus. whatever lies la reserve for
the town. cut OF from the military
hssc and surrounded by the enemy sn
ovcruhciminx strcnEzh. Kimberley ws~
sstll holding out last Tuesday. IT,
garrison uas la cxccilcns Spirits. and
various ladies. incindinE Lady Sarah
Churchill. aunt bF marriage of tn
Duchess uf Marlborough. were ~ofking
chc~rfully as nurscss There was sscn
gossip about = Neddins ia the camp
tbocr messages r@ccireo az Jcrcsso
Marques and thc remarks nf their prfs-
uncrs imply an admtasson sc serious
and unl"ohed-for rcrcrsess Ercryfhing
that can be CLEANED from rArtoss
sources makes % plain that the hoSpl-
tails of Johann@spurx and elsewhere On
the Transvaal are bcing severely
strained to accommodate the lArer
numbers of Bocr wounded. Nercrsbe-
less until "a ts known that g~ncrsI
White has STRUCK decisive blow On
Natal and that kimbcFieF and Mxfe-
king have bern relieved ur else ahsn-
doncd by thcir asszElsnis. nnoasdnsNs
| here mpst continnc.
\ foreign military sitaclc compescns
so express an uplnton and entirely
fr5cndly to EnElasd. surns up The sls-
ezssun shuss ia ts quite true tsat the
British have done admiralty wherever
they have bocn sE&sslsd. innicsfnE &C.
we're losses On the rpemF sad uparsstnE
the plans Of the isocF generals. bcsioes
creating = moral impression sc power
not cKp~rtrd az thrir numbcra. r~s
they ARE Uutnnmbcfed la Natal in the
proportion of tuo Co. cue. or az least
three to two They are more seriously
Uutnumbcred and bclesgnrred az ksn-
scriey and MsfckinE. and 81 each roSnt
| thrF are bctnE sEtacked with scscntsfsc
skill and ssolid. pcfsss1cps courarr.
One rannos bat DC lneasF for the Natal
hcld force Ia such y Situation. while
the capture of ksmberieF of Msfcking
may very possibly prove 90 be a mere
matter of days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06
STOCK TRANSPORT.
Br. Steamer Athenian Here 10 Take a
Cargo TO Manila.

The 4. :. transport Athenian from
Manila via HonskonE entered the har-
bor at $3.50 yesterday afternoon and IL
lying at the Pacific Mail dock.
The Athcnian Is q British vessel %
2i40 tons net and 1883 tons gross. 1ad
was recently engaged in the Vancouver
HongkonE line under the e. =. y. flag.
She was built for the Southampton
Cape passenger traffic and for a num-
ber OF years was engaged in that route
until purchased by her present owners.
The Athenian ON her last trip took
3s3 horses from Seattle to- Manila di-
rect and landed her whole cargo in first
class condition. just two days prior
to- the arrival of the unfortunate Siam
which lost all but sixteen head of her
cargo.
The officers of the vessel are: Cap
tain ~. Mowatt. ist Officer J. u. Rear
don. Engineer James MCGowm. Purser
r. \. Blyth and Surgeon G. \. SuthcT-
land.
The Athenian will take ON board a
full cargo of the stock left here by the
Leelanaw and returns to Manila direct
ir few days.
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The wall Gsfsse

by IN. terms of the sir of the iafe
Charles .. Wall his wife receives ss~
house and los on the corner of crccs
and kspsoisni streets. Together with
al the hopsrhold furnlsufe and effects.
To the wife and heirs are also be-
Gray. receives urftsin property On
Jackson cUuntFs OfoEon: wtiitsm
Steele % San FFSnctsco 81 Isees While
The bslsace of The estate ts divided az
follows Allca =. Wall os Isslo. one
hfsh: Mrs AnnSc Miller of Broohiyn.
-. v. one-tfth: Nrs. Nellie Rail of
Orange. -. J.. ons Aria: and Mrs. Mar
Esrct = Gray of orcxon. tso-fffhs.
The estate ts vziu~d y. fskysse.
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At Beautiful wsi.iu..

Registered Af IsleiHA during tbe
week cndinE Novcmscrs:
Horace =. Scars. Morton o. Russell.
Busson: Mrs y. R Sisrisble. MrA. y
90 Eastman. a. 7. HsFse1den. ~
Irzsch. Nrs and Mrs q. \. Mott Smith.
u. u. Smish. lgonoiuius e. o. Psnthxn.
Ottawa Iowa Geo. q. Dcnsson. H. g.
Dcnfson. Mrss Paul N~umsnn. Miss
Bcrnsuc Cooke. Miss Ansssn. Geo. ~
Brown. Nr. and wrs. Joe. Pzsh. q. Ia
vcF. o. R Ssscfsbl.. Honoluln: Psnl
Ncumsnn. -Caxpotsl~: Nr. and MN.
Jno. ~. Cstbcsrt. Hsonolulns Jesnse u
wor~s. san Frznciscos -. =. Strrcns.
osklznds =. Dc Frress. Nrs Vork. ~rs-
y. N. ssyne. Hopolpip: u. y 6type-
Tacoma WASH O. 7. tsols- g. H. Mar
donAld. l.indsrF MsF. Bcns Nbckcrs.
llnnoiulu
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ksuhaas, of The Eva police force.
uas found dad on The road AZ waikese
On Saturday morning. ~ an iaqocss
held On The body ~ Eva ia tse sftcr-
npon a verdict wzs returned that de-
crssed came bF he Death thronsh hsr-
Ing been thrown from = horse which
b. uas rjdi-z. his neck hcinF hroken
bY the fail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06
IT IS REAL WAR.
BOnbafdHslts, Field Fights and
Severe Slsges.
DESPERATE CLOSE RAgcE WORK
Glorious Courage Shows q, the 8ri-
fish Agsiasf osss-Anofher
Roui Of the Boers-
No INTERVENTION.

PARIS. Oct. =7.-An authori-
tativc statement Was issued this
afternoon formally dcnyinE the
rimorS of intended Franco
Russian intcrVcntion in the
TransVaal war. and declaring
that France has no ground and
mo- desire for any such intrrvcn-
tion at present and that Russia
ts most likely placed IN the
same position. adding that Ger
many iA the only power directly
concerned in the matter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06

DO YOU WANT TO LEARN MUSIC?
An opportunity now presents itself
to learn from a competent teacher of
the piano, graduate of Leipsic Uni
versity, for the small tuition fee of
So per month; satisfaction guaran-
teed; pupils taught to play in six
months. Address Musician" Ad-
vertiSer office.
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tana scrub just hack of MoInalua by
Jailur Henry and guards.
In the Police Court ON Saturday Kali
awe was sentenced to an additional two
months Imprisonment.
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up a position on another RIDGE. bss the
volunteers dashed across The lnirrscu-
Ing plateau. again rushed the noer ro-
sstion and drove them hack 60 the
main force. occupying Nata~anzxkop.
The British then Nheiiei The latter I'M
81 clusters Uf tso~rs mrre secn leaving
and r-ir-siinE westward ~hen the en-
EaEcm~ns closed
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WILL. RETURN

l. y. Kerr expects 90 reiufB sooa
uith an 5mracafo sock % The latest
styles In Dress Goods. Trimmings. ssc.
The store ss undergoing an entiFc al
icssttoa 90 make roonn foF the new
goods. Watch sor farther ANNOUNCE
@ecta-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06

The band OF the Thirty-first
Regiment OF United States In
fantry from the transport City
OF Peking will play at the Hl-
waiian Hotel thts afternoon
from = to o'clock. The leader.
Mr.. Irwin J. Mosten. has COM
posed The Salute to Honolu-
Ia" which will be- rendered dur
ing the concert. This band has
n reputation which has PreCcd-
ell 10.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MUSIC.

COOKS MUSIC SCHOOL.-Love Bldg.
Fort ST.; Piano, Voice Culture. Sing
ing and Harmony; especial attention
paid to touch, muscular control and
musical analysis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06

ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER.-Vocal
Instruction; terms by the lesson or
month; commencing on and after the
10th of July, .MIGNON"; 720 Bere-
Il tania ST., Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06
Runaway Prisoner.

Kaiawe. a runaway prisoner. was
on Friday evening in the Ian
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06

lady's black plush cape is at the
police station awaiting a claimant.
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

Honolulu Messenger Service deliver
messages and packages. Tel. S5S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06
'HawaiianS' Steady.

Especial to the Advertiser.l
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2S.-Ha-
waiians are active and steady. as fol-
lows:
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yrys r. PATY.-Contracto and Build
or. Store and office fitting; brick,
wood Or stone building; shop Palace
Walk: residence Wilder Ave, near
zSewaIO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06

DR. TOMIZO KATSUNUMA.-V
nary Surgeon. Skin diseases of all
kinds specially. Office room IL,
SpreckeIs Bldg; hours 9 to 4; Tel
474; residence Tel 1898.
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SANITARIUM. - 1882
King ST.; Tel. 639. DR.. Luella S.
Cleveland, medical superintendent.
Hours 8 a. m. to 5 p. m; methods of
Battle Creek, Mich, Sanitarium;
baths of every descriptions; trained
nurses in bathrooms as we'll as in
SlckroOm; massage and manual
movements; electricity in every
form; classified dietary, ETC.; ample
facilities for thorough examination.
DR.. c. L. Garvin, consulting physi-
clan and surgeon.
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ATTORNEYS.

ACHI & JOHNSON CIV. G. Achi and
Enoch Johnson) Office No. 10 West
King ST; Tel. SS4.
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II X. MEEMANO & &CO.-Contractors
and Builders, Painters, Paperhangers
and Decorators; all work neatly
dome; office Fort ST, back OF High
School, Honolulu
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CONTRACTORS.

BIJTTERFIELD.-Co and
Builder. Store and Office fittings,
shop and repair work; Bell Tower
bldg. Union ST.; Tel. 702.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-31
FUTURE EVENTS.

July 22-si-conyentlon OF christiin Workers
union at Old Drcnard.
July 2i-so-peopie's conyocation, Ocean Park,
July 23-Ans 6---seventh Assembly of Good
July 2o-Annual meeting OF Wooden oyerseers,
Association OF Eastern Maine.
July 5l-Aug. SIC. l.. 8. c. Assembly. Ocean
Park. Old Orchard.
July 3l--Grange Mass Meeting at sebago Lake.
August 2 s. Maine Flremanis Convention anu
August old Summer School for Sunday
school Teachers at Northpnrt
August s-i4-ReunIon Of Fourteenth Maine
Regiment at Long Island.
August 9-Reunian of Third Me. REGIMENT
association at Merrymeeting Park, Bruins
August o-io-R Reunion 9TH Maine Regiment at
Peaks Island.
August e-io- Reunion Of Sixteenth Maine
Regiment at Wateryille.
August i0-kennion lilo 20 Maine Regiment at
Long Island.
August i2-Walio District Lodge OF Good
Templars at North d .lfaSt
August 12-Woman's club bay, Northern n
L. Chautauqua at Fryeburg.
Aug l2-2i--G. A. K. kacampment at Camp Ben
August i5-Reunion of Thirteenth Maine Reai-
ment at Lewiston.
August i6-Reunion First Maine Heavy Artil.
lery at Harrington.
August le- Knox District Lodge OF Templars
Aug. ie.-Reunion OF 80 Maine Regiment at
Peaks Island.
August 16-l7-Sta;e convention OF Epworth
League at Northport.
August II -Reanion 20 Me. Rgt, at Ellsworth
August i7-Reunion OF Sons and Daughters OF
Fryeburg Academy.
August i7-lS--Reunlan 24th Maine regiment at
Richmond.
August is-ReunIon Of II Maine Regimen
Association.
August 1885 ampmeeting at Northporr.
Aug i9--Field Day OF New England Sons OF st.
George e Long Island.
Aus, 2o-25-Me. State Sunday School Conference,
Fryeburg.
Aug: 21-23 -Reunion Of Seventh Me. Reg't at
Long Island.
Aug. 3l-Reunion OF descendants OF John Raan
City Hall, Portland
Aug 22-24-0ssippee Valley Fair al Cornish.
August 30-York District Lodge Of Goods
Templars at Springyale.
Ang 29-3t-Gfay Fair.
August 5l-Juyenile Temple Day at Old
Sept 4-s-stai4 FAIR Lewiston.
Sept EI.Christion Endeavor State Convention.
Sept ia~fail term begins at wsstbrlols Semi
Sept ia-Fall term Of Hebron ACADEMY begins.
Sept l2-i4-cumberland County Fair at Cor
Sept is-i4 -Reunlon Is Maine Regiment at Ban
gor.
Sept II. i5-Annual Convention OF the Maine
woman Sunrage Association at Wateryiiie
Sept. ls-20-Malne Musical Festival in Port
Sept 2o.27-Fair atwest cunberlana
Sept 1921, 28-Annual Convention m Matna
womar,s Christian Temperance Union at
Oct. Ii-is-Seml-annual session =, c..aa
Lodge OF Good Templars at PlEtsfeld. ~''s
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-31
TWO TEETH MISSING.
So Biddeford's Fighting soldier Was
Turned Down.

Corp. Charles K. osgocd. the Bidde.
ford young man, whose varied expert
ence In Uncle Sans service was re-.
ferrei to recsntly, left for Plattsburg,
n. Y, Saturday morning, over the
Mountain division of the Maine Central.
The examining physician at the Port
land recruiting station was tr.fie exact
ing In Corp. osgood's case, and rejected
him because two back teeth were miss
ing. Corp. Osgood appealed to the re-
cruiting officer, but got no satisfaction.
To have seen ten years of service, in cav
airy. navy. infantry and artillery, and
then get turned down" because be
lacked two teeth to make q complete
double set, was disheartening to Corp.
Osgood. who was anxious to get into the
service in the Philippines.
He sent on to Washington a statement
of his case, and then took trip to Har-
risen to work of case of the blues. His
parents were not displeased Mt his failure
to get back into q soldiers uniform,
which may account for the delay in the
forwarding OF a war department envel-
ope. bearing the Washington possmark,
which reached him at Harrison, Friday.
This envelope contained q brief statement
that be would be accepted in the new
volunteer regiment, and requested him
to call again at the Portland recruiting
office and exhibit the letter.
Back to Portland Corp. Osgood came,
Friday, went before the recruiting officer
and received slip of paper emitting HIM
to transportation from Portland to
Plattsburg. He Is booked for the Goth u.
5. volunteers, and with his knowledge
of the service. and the Recommendations
of the officers under whom he has ssrve ed,
feels practically sure II q sergeant's
commission. His only regret is that Adj.
Davis OF the Maine national guard de-
clined the appel ntment to a captaincy In
the new volunteer regiment for he had
promised Corp Osgood first SER
Reant's berth.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-31
CLOCK REPAIRING.

WE have made speciality of clock repairing
w for years and are perfectly familiar with
II In all OF It's branches Our prices are reason
able. Drop US postal and we Will call for your
clock and return 1t when done without extra
charge. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument
Square. Portland. ianl2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-31
ALVIN BROWN DROWNED.
Fell from His Boat in the Har-
Dor.
Was Trying To Recover His Hat when
He Fen Into the Water.

A sad drowning accident occurred in
the harbor Saturday evening about asO
o'clock
MIR. Alvin B. Brown, who has been
superintendent OF Forest City cemetery
for the past i2 years. started out In
fishing boat with his son-in-law, Mel
VILE A. Darling, about 6 o'clock Saturday
evening. intending TO spend Sunday
down the bay on a fishing excursion.
When of Portland breakwater, Mr..
Browns hat blew of and IN trying to res
cue it he fell out OF the boat and was
drowned.
Mr.. Darling when asked how the acct
dent happened. said that they started
out from the wharf about 0 O'Clock for a
trip down the bay. intending to spend
Sunday on the fishing grounds as they
frequently did during the summer.
There was quite stiff breeze blowing
and just as they were abreast of Portland
breakwater, Mr.. Browns hat blew of
He reached over the side and tried to get
It, but rs he was quite heavy his weight
was too much on the side OF the boat and
as she heeled over he lost his balance and
WAS thrown into the water. Asst was
blowing quite fresh, Mr.. Darling said IL
was some little time before be GOULD gst
the bont abont, and Brown sank out OF
sight. Finally Darling brought the
boat about and reached the spot just ms
he arose for the last time. Darling got
hold of the body aud finally managed
to get Brown Into the boat after hard
struggle. but life was nearly extinct
The toit was then headed directly for
the city. but Brown was dead when
Darling reached Portland pier, and after
sumnoning help, sent word for Rich's
ambulance.
Mr.. Brown was well and favorably
known in this city. of which he has been
9 resident for many years and was man
known along the water front as well
able to handis boats and his untimely
death will cause much sorrow among
his many friends.
Mr.. Brown was 66 years OF age and
lived at d st. Lawrence street. He leaves
wife aud ten children, four sons and
six daughters. The sons are John s.,
Eben NJ, EDGAR A. and Fred. 1he
daughters are Mary J .Cousens, ErBestine
Burns, Lizzie NJ. Googins, Persis l.
GRAHAM, Veste X. Darling and Bulah
Brown.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-31
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TOURS TO THE YELLOWSTONE
....s-PARK AND CALIFORNIA.

IOUhS 10 THE YELLOWSTONE
s..=.EsPARK AND CALIFORNIA.
An autumn tour to California via the
Great Lakes and the Yellowstone Nation
al Park forms an attractive part of Roy
mond 81 Wnitcomb's annual programme
The party Is to leave Boston August e.,
and a full week will be devoted to the
Yellowstone region. Seattle, Tacoma,
Portland, and the Columbia River are
then to be visited, after which com.
plete round of the various California
resorts will follow. The return trip In
cludes Utah and Colorado points. An
other PARTY will leave at the same time
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rect A descriptive book may To obtained
without charge Of Raymond s. whitcomr,
296 Washington street, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-31


and no sooner does the fsrnily raca,x. A.
money than she persuadss them All ~ ~, ~,
70 Paris. Her main object is 70 forn, ~
more imposing matrimonial nlilanaa e.
EsInornida. In the new life. In Paris
hsmerelda frecs aud pines for her lover
hez father likewise longs for his Ameri.
can homo and former life. Estahrook.
ana with his three friends, jack 1 Das,.
tnond and Nora and Kate Desmond. en-
tertains ksineralda great deal. Hnrdv.
unable to remain away from his aweef'
heart, gees 10 Paris, Esiabrook dIscov-
ers that the ore has proved valuelees on
the Rogers estate, hut has been found In
large quantities on Hardy's farm, and
I he Latter, profiting thereby, has hecome
rich. In the third act Esn.eralda proves
that she Is n girl OF spirit by the sharp
tongue-lsshing which she gives French
adventurer-R mar1uia, whom her mother
Is intent ON having for a eon-in-law, It
becomes known in ths last act that ali
the money the Rogers family has been
spending has been secretly supplied by
Dave and that In reality they ars penni-
less The differences between Hardy and
the family are adjusted and they. at the
ending Of the Tlsy, start back for home.
where IL 10 Dawes intention to mako Is
ineralda his wife. The complete cast is
appended: Elbert Rogers, q North Caro-
1 Attt1f AoffhcHs sNhteT ~ A1uTEott
Mr.. Estabrook. a man Of leisure. Mr.
John Craig: Dave Hardy. n younr North
Carolinian. Mr.. Geosc r. Earren: lack
Desmond. an American artist in Paris.
MIR. John Lancaster: Marqais De Mortes-
sin. a French adveutnrer Sir. Lawrsnco
Eddinqer: George Drew. an American
apecuiator. MIR. Alden Eass: Mrs. LYDIA
Ann Rogers, Elbert Rogers wife Mrs.
Charles Craig: Miss Es,neraldn Rogers.
their daughter. Miss Maude Winter: Miss
Nora Desmond. Miss Kate Desmond sls
tiers OF Jack. Miss Ann Warrington. Miss
Virginia Tracey.
hiShhAoS FAah.
The attraction at l,ixerton nark this
-. -, ~ ,,---s- - go
WEES VIII % oorman Ahtana Arouna-
uours, one OF the lest known and well
liked companies that evsr appsared n
this resort ara a,rrse,,.rt ,o.ar. a.-,.o,-
- !, ''N' -. 80 ~ 's.a' oepeoi-
any .nose VINO seek their enteriainment
~ .n's ueiRhtlul pArk are LOOKING Tor
wara 20 TINS enRazement WITH much
LA ere. 40 FORM OF en1srSa nnens was
more popular last winter than that
onsrsn ~ shs coIorea companies, tha
noseaey anu apparent spontaneity OF their
work nslnR unique changs from that
onereu " Whlie Feriorhera- a II VINO have
seen 0orman's Alabama Troubadours