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Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
IMITATION DIAMONDS.

A visitor to Kansas City, or a Kan sas Cityan himself who has not made a call at the Barrios Diamond Compa- ny's store, at 919 Main street, has miss ed much, for it is one of the most in tercst:ng places in the city. The Bar rios dilln-nds are the most perfect limitations of the real thing that have ever been discovered, and even experts wcre deceived by them. One nota- I,e case of this kind occurred in San Francisco short time ago, when government customs official was com pletely mistaken. It was on the occa- sion of a visit to tlis country by Mime. Aigsrie Reyna Barrios, widow of the 9szassinate,3 president of Gaut5 5mala. For years Mma. Barlios was accredited With having one of the most valuable collections of jewels in the world, and many times this collection was estima ted to be worth a least a million dol lars by experts.
 Whsn Mime. Barrios landed in San Francisco the government demanded S6O,OO0 duty on her jewels and when she herself confessed that they were only cl5ver mutations, experts all over the world were amazed at the revela- tion.
 In reality. Mme. Barrios' jewels, in stead Of being worth a million, were worth lcss than $2O.O0O.
 BarriCs diamonds. which are sold by Q firm in Kansas City, are the product of a secret process very recently dis covered, and since they have become known to the jewel trade, commerce in Cfamon3s has suffered greatly. These are ths stones that are worn by all the Sreates15 actresses, not alone for stage purposes, but on the street as well. So very clever is the deception that rot one person in tsn thousand caan detect the difference. The company makes up the.e stones in, all the latest designs in jewe,ry, there being superb collection of rings, brooches, cuff buttons. sun bursts, pins. etc, on exhibition in the beautiful store in this city The Bar r'ics G,amcndis are made in perfect car b-nizei crystal, and each stone is cut and polished exactly as the real dia- mond. There are various grades of the Barrios diamonds, and the best stones are mada up in solid gold settings, which enhances their beauty and makes the deception perfect. Barrios Uamonds are becoming very popular among wealthy people Who duplicate their jewels in the limitations So as to protect their real gems, which are kept in safety depcs.t boxes, except on rare occasions.
 The Barr.o5 diamond company has one Of the largest and most beautiful show windows in the city, and they are always glad to welcome these who wish to see for themselves the wonder ful advances wk.Ch science has mad in the duplication of nrturas most beauti- ful product.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
cArARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is q blood or constitutional dis ease. and in order t0 cure it you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts di- rectly on the blood and mucous sur faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quacz mt dicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this coun- try for years and is regular prescrip- tion. It is composed of the best ton ics known. conIhined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combi- na ton of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in GU. ing Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. r. J. CHENEY & CO, Props,
 Toledo, o.
 Sold by druggists. price 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
Sold by druggists. price 75c. Halls Family Pills are the best.
GLENDALE SCHOOL REPORT.

The following is a report of the Glen da,e schools for th- month ending Nov 9, 1900:
 PT;ncipaNs room: T al e1rollment 26; average daily attendance, 24.
 Intermediate room: Total enroll ment, 9; average daily attendance, 29.
 Primary room: Total enrolment, 33; aveIage daily at enhance, 8.
 These neither absent nor tardy are: Lena Hawkins, Reu!ah Stauffer, Mary Bustrien, Clara Bus-rien, Matte Hal deIman, Elvcr:l Bejallno Leslie Eos t-~, Delta F1ae-r, L.aban Burkhccder Willie Eyer. Rolly Wiegold, Erro Hawkins. Harry Burkhc,Jer, Edwin Forney, Vinton Hamme1s, Maud For ney, Mary F0rney, Kali. Burkholder Lioner Berajanaro, Ruth Boyer, Ar chic HuItzel Hatl.e Ha.dernan, John McNair, L-tha Wilson.
 Those ranking highest in their grades are:
 Grade 8: C.;ie Barkley. Frank Vie gold, sadia stauffer, Mau3e Coffelt.
 Grade [: Ralph LocllwGcd, Bells Eyer, Della Boyer. L.5mmie Stauffer.
 Grade 5 Lewis Eyer, Addie Burl1- holder, Pearl Staufrer, Maria Daniel.
 Gr25e 4: Loyd LCnsa, Harry Doner Frank Henry, Lionor Bejarano.
 Grade 8: Olivlr Haugh, Mary For ney, Aka Squire, Alma Cr-e31mur.
 Crude ?: Minnie Bevin, Hattie Hal derm1n, Linda Daaiel. Emma Gerdes.
 B. B. FOSTER Principal.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
GOOD ADVICE.

The most miserable beings in the world are those suffering from Dyspep- si1 and Liver Complaint. More than seventy-five per cent of the people in the United States are afflicted with these two diseases and their effcts; such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation Of the Heart, Heartburn, Waerbrash, Gnawirg and Burning Pains at the Pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and Disagreeable Taste in the Mouth. Coming up of Food after Eat ing Low Spirits, etc Go t5 your Drug gist and get a bottle of August Flower for 75 cents. Two doses will relieve you. Try it. Get Greens Prize Al manac.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
STUART ROBSON AS "OLIVEF
 GOLDSMITH"

Theater goers who enjoy a legitimate comsdy interpreted by a company of legitimate and thoroughly artistic p-aycqE. are finding much satisfaction in tne announcement that Stuart Rob- son and his admirable company will appear here at the Doris thea.er fol an engagement beginning Monday night rext when he will produce his latest and undoubtedly greatest sue cess in the comedy field, Oliver Gold smith," written especially for this ad- mirabla artist by Augustus Thomas. "Oliver Goldsmith was tried out last year. and it is pleasure to chronicle the fact that it was not found want ing On the contrary, it's intncduu.ion to the American stage was immediately followed by its being placed on a par with any play evolved py a native au- thor in the history of the American drama. Oliver Goldsmith deals with the more important events in the later life of England's greatest poet, author and playwright of 150 years ago; all the historical characters which surrounded Goldsmith when he was al the height of his success, are shown in the Thomas play, with d correctness that--ito say the least-is vivid. MT. Robscn's com pany this year numbers twenty five players. Seats now on sale at opera house only.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

Tuesday aftsrnoon q man named George Wsstlick was instantly killed by Q switch engins in the BenG5n yard. He had just crossed the track wiah a companion, as the engine pushing some cars approached him, when he sudden ly left his friend ani turned to recros5 the track, and was hit by the car which was being pushed by the engine. His left ankle was crushed, his left arm near the shoulder, and his head was crushed Dsalh was Instantaneous. Justice 'San5Crs hold an inquest, and the jury returned d v.rdtct in accord
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
. ADJUSTMENTS
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Richards and Pringle's Inins.rels gave Q very imposing S.r -t parade yester- day and last night p;ayed to a biz house at the Doris th@at-r. Their en- tertainnrlnt gave good satisfaction to all and their programme and specially work was exceptionally good. The firs'- part of the programme. with Japanesa stage settings, representing Japanese Village and w:sh Japaness costun:ng, equals, if 1t Go : net excel, anything ever presented here by a minstrel conn pany. In Llhis rdrt the ballad singing Of Watts and Wilson Was a leading feature and the four comedians, Stew ens0n, Thomas, Fidler and Langford, kept the au1terce in an urroar
 Among the novelties later in the per f1nmance were the exhibitions of Shields, the Slaclzwire artist, and Chris tan, 'the trick cyo.e skater. The sing ing Of the Alabama quartt tte was ex- csrs.onally good and brought out re- pes'ted applause. The Back Watch drill in arrnOr was a notable spectacular
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17

There is d refreshing absence of anything off nsive and an abundance of wholesome fun in the performance of the Richards and Pringle's Nam m2th Minstrel organization That is at the Doris theater Friday and Satur- day, November 16 ard r. This big at tradtion caters to the most refined pat ronage and furni-aes hours of solid enjoymtnt withouu suggestive ut telance during the w,a-le performance, and this has been the phenomenal sue cess of this big combination. Its fifty performers are selected from the best in the coiored minstrel line, and every act presented is bright, brisk and or iginal and sure to please the most crit ical. This seasons organization is pro noulced tine strongest and most satis- fac-ory tlis en-erprising firm has ever put into the amusement fed. B. sure and see the mag njfcezat street paIadz, given each day during the company's engagement at Il a. m. and 2:S0 p. m.
 Matinee Saturday. at half prices.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17

They are all skillsd mechanics, two having been trained in the shops at Tuskegee Ala. The others have been fitted for the work on plantation which is a part of tha TuskeSee system Of instruc lon. Many more graduates are to be sent. A curious coinci5ent is that the ancestors of the four original came as slaves from the same part Of Africa
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17

number and the entire programme was rich in variety and mirthfulness. The company carries a large amount of special scenery, including over hund- rad eoeCllgic lights which added to the lighting of the tfeater, makes a bril- liant illumination. A matinee will be given today at 2:S0 o'clock. to waich Children will be admitted 70 any part of the house for 9 cents. and adults. fer 50 cerlis.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
OMISSION MADE TROUBLE.

Viae. Chancellor Stevens, in Jersey City last week, dismissed tre bill filed by Frederick Mesow, stepgra2daughter Of Louis Mohl, who died in September 1891, to recover a legacy left to her brother, John Mesow, Jr., under NIohPs vii. The suit was brought owing to a Covbt as to the testator's intend2ns resulting from the commission of com! ma, in this clause in the document: 'G give. devise and bequeath unto my be- loved grandson the son of my step son John Mesow, premis s * ," at No. 300 Newark avenue" :" M-sOw hI1 four sons, one of whom Jchn Jr., was mentioned elsewhere in the will as my beloved grandson" |" The vice chancellor held that MGhl referred t1 John Jr., and said that the ommlssion of name can be supplied by context. Fr deTicka was heir Ico "a residue" of this estate, but there was none.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
OSTRACIZED.

First, Workingman-HoaIer is going to be married.
 Second Workingman-Wen. don't care.
 First Wolskingman-Don't you, now? He's going to marry working girl and she don't belong to the union.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
ONCE A POLITICIAN.

Russell Sage attended a. political meeting in New York city the other day, and surprised most of those who heard him that many years ago he was a political power himself, having been mayor of Troy one term, and two terms in congress.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
OLD SEA DOG.

There are sc many barks on the sea-" remarked the girl who was lean ing over the rail.
 Perhaps they come from the ocean greyhoun5s.' ventured her tall com ranioI.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
R H E U M ATS M

No sure cure is yet known fer chronic rheumatism. No man living can cure it always, He can try. If he fails he can try another way.
 There are many ways. Some harmless; others worse than the rheumatism. Better not take the chance of quack medicines.
 Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil cures rheumatism only by crowding it out by vital force. If that succeeds, 1t succeeds; if that fails, it fails. It never does any harm.
 We'll send you little to try fl ycu like. ScoTT 6 BOVINE, 4O9 Pearl street, New York
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
FEARED HIS AXE.

Of the father for the new member of the Wisbech division of Cambridgeshire Viscourit Hampden it is related that he was once asked if MT. Gladstone ever visited his seat. No" he repliGd. ''the truth is we have only three trees, and we are afraid to invite him there.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
TEMPORARILY INCOG.

What are the names of that newly married couple in that next flat?"
 "Oh, we can't find cut for few weeks; each now calls the other Bird ie.' H
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
WORK FOR THEM.

A new field for edu cated Amsrican ne- grces has been opened by the German government. Four young colored men
 sailed lately for Africa to teach agri- culture and particularly cotton raising to natives in the German colonies.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17
SUPPER.

4, t1is season nore than others tra atmesrhere of homc should be in shin ing contradistinction to the clements outside. They winds may blow in the chimney; slaet and rain blow with in s.ssen.5. icy fing5rs against the pane; as,hrG, grippe, pneunGn;a and crcIp lie i1 wait at tn entrance with hostile ? inte1J,; "carling c3r-,' ti:e blues" or an acute Westminster conscience stand anticipa.ory. ready 10 set their seal !n doleful faca and ,nien of woe. but if warm fires, bright lights. chs-r- fuI faces and happy voices d'5ninate tho house, the C1atciaine can snap ner fingers, secure asaiEzt unwGlcOne in truders
 TlrOw On more wood. see that the .amTs are trimmed and brightly burn in.5; bring o;l- the corn-popper; fill the fruit dish with rosy checked applts aul tho heart with the spirit of thanKsgiv- ing, anl then praise GoI for home, sweet Eome." We do not always realize the cicze connection between comforts and spiritual w-,l-bsing. 4 Simon Sty- lt-cs may be a saint spite cold. wea- rin 's, hunger and thirst, but not so the average man or woman. It is hard 10 sing "Ta Deum" with an empty stomach an1 with the larder as bare as Mother HuEbards: hard to believe that all is well" when tn fire is low and the coal bin empty, and harder still to Took up and not down, out and n-t in,' when the liver is out Of order and tae body aW-ary Of tHis great w0riJ.'
 Tta gospel ,f cheer ana sunshine as Illustrated in a happy. well ord red honey func is one that the most stUi' can UnJers lnd-the most pessi- mis'ic apprcai1ts-'lHJ that goes far to throw is l5ttle h,am fer the betterment Of this ''naughty world"
 A delightfully."- quair' hatra,k was Tlt,l' recently in cc.-lge hallway. the idea of a woman who possesses the ines'imabl- gift Of faculty in combin ation with the artistic instinct.
 Ore cf the large bamboo hats. such aF are worn by the Chinese cco!ies in California was fastened flat to a cir cuIIr beard. held in piac by a r-w O. brass headed Jacks about the edge of the Erim. Tho the bIim four or five pret,y bras; hooks were firmly screwed to hold the hats. A twis. of travelled hempen rore eneircled the small crown, and the whole was suspended from the wall by rcr s ftly rlvcI, q at t!l5 ends.
 
 That old, old EngIi-h fashion Of sery- ing lppl,s W., T cksesa for dessert is again popular and ''p.ppins and cheeze" on an up-to-Gate bill of fare fnt,5 quite as abUEIaEj appreciation as in the days when Fa,s.lfr and 'aneisn, Pis- toI' ratrcniz d E;as,cheap. Baked ap- pIes and che se are also now frequently used in ccnbinaticn-a conjunction that seems especially happy.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17

ance with the facts stated above and exonerating the railroad company and employees. from all aIame.-Bans0n Press.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-17

The individual w1o takes life cheer fully is q dangerous associate.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
VIII.
Witllet % Qaila / StOle.

8iben oit, og aaila Og Msaet triOeoes Og UOieoe
iii. 2aaoie baooe faaet npe Siensittfolt. Souna baboe
s9iftet ia n1eo g1ag9a, bn be tiliammen boooe faaet iaa
mango 3u, at De mso osres lille 0iOro o9 oeres me 3slt,
Tom tofeoe 40 Gpo., funbe banbre Ontrin9 paa egen
6aono. 3s amor. : eneftefolt bar lpttet til Rpfen. Run
eaampa blep iremoeles bos 2oagje, naafte iiGr Of ben
9runo. at ban bolot al bet lille gi9ebarn, iom e%ft.r6aan=
cen bnpSe botist ia ino bans 0ierte o3 optaset for fig
olsue al ben a~erliqbeO, iOm Der fanbtes.
Sc qamle iolt aaraiiOt, iom baboe taast eaila ino
iii ia. loa beooe to oso. oeres Seng, ba 6olt Omiiotr
benimeo Sui ~begnnbte at tomre thbage i9en. 5 ge9pn=
oeGen bapoe Oisie not at 9sre meo at Degrade be ~fibfrosne
Qio. fom laa runot ontrin9 / 6pttsrne. Der bar iaalts
sbss ineeu andre END 2aa9j., bans aone o9 5anmpo, iom
tenots noaet til 6emneli9beoen meo Barnet easr ON biofte
noaet ON at BET Barn, iom 6anoelsmanoen 2oraijot
haboe haFt, enonu lebeoe Og bar bs ben ri9s Jlelotlnns U.s.
aaf 2oaoie. 2alla bapOe fun en- ganite utpoehg erinorin9
on, fine fsrfe to garnsaar. gun Oiofte lite nnost, emo at
bun bar 2aaeiss Batter, % anians al ale 6l.loparler for
al Ders bans Barn. 2ajla bar ct batttrt Barn. pun
hoboe eft fintfornet, Onalt @nfgt, to npOel9e SrIle9uler,
temmeliq lpf 0aar og tore graa ZINE, i~aalsoes at oen,o Der
forFoo F0 aO9st pad foriteliss 6ustsraeers 4aii9tsoar'
nellie. let tunoe fe, at Der bar no9et ul9oonnlt9t oeo bette
Barn, noaet inere, nobl.re eatr bet belle grlnoToriteIi9t
fra ct alminoeliot Ginnebarn. 6aboe bun O1ret opora9et
/ 6us, piloe bun maaite babe pRrtt en- Strantnlr9 rno
{Daae 9emmer Og ct ble9t, ipgelt9t ann9t, men M 4aoos
Den ioenoe Syerofel fri2uft, LANCE 8ure til 5Oos Os poa
eli oioet b.uoe 8asel.ns SmiOisbso, paa IGutms 8O ION
0sos, auloe, ene og Rssn baDOe brunei bsnoss ainosr o9
aipet belle Qnfatet ct funOt Os t~ernefriift uOiesnoe. DUN
abar fin % imofter, men bog rail % Iiolig iOnt en- Ereng
oa liss iaa bsi iOm I'm JOierbrOoer Di.aet, Der baOOe bet
4aote nOget runoe Ginneaniist meo msrte gjne o9 tullOrt
6aar. Ten Oefaa ban bar, eiter 5innens gesreb ON bet
ifsnns, en- batter 8reng, % naar oisie to por itsrt osres
imuife gintsroragt.r, aujla bib gels mso fOrgplof
Sslubelte ON 2iDei, eaer oeres Sonmsrora9ter, sallat
blaa og Melsti rso 8Ofte, oa bar Der in3ea, bosrten 6tnns
xaer Horomano, iom pilos piafaa anost, emo at oisfe
o1r be imuftefe Jinnebsra, iOm be noger Sinoe babos
let.
6ielofnnerne bar iieloen mango gsrn. Seraf tonl'
ner bet bel, at be bsj @rao forfale oisie euer Lobe Dem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07

ellie N}east btb Dog ben, lonl tstft nj De poa
aaampa o. fat oo0cost mo 40 8sltOsren % ruabts:
..Edne, atshje Jaampa boatta!' gtor, Ter,
Saampa tOmmsr!
2 ~lonqFrolt 1rao Tom 3aumpa tsrenbe ben oper Sien
pa ba han tom iaa mar, at ban tunoe ie JOt uoen for Eel.
tet. too ban gala o. lsft.Oe benOe bait i geiret. Bort
qfter fob Rsnen, pufeno, uOen for qaa9ies 8elt.
.Gu bar iuuost 2ailu. 2aiIa ltOer, eaila er igen bort
Barn. uobrpo qaa8i,, Oa ban to9 ben lille al Sleo.n
% bar bsnOe mo.
Ger bleo nu trablt for Wor 9aagie % piserne mtO
qt II Sirustl1oer til ben lille; tbi 5innsbernsn. bar
aleOr alOelss al ianme snit ion De OOtsne, O9 Oisis en-
sniniatur Ginnsr 90 Ginnspiger ie ote ganite tOmiit uO i
fremneoes Eins.
SITTER IA 8ogss GOrlsb bar 9aila i9su %fOrounOlet til
IN f~ulOfenOis 6inntpige Og ipran9 legsnOe rnnot ON
5dtet, forful9t af Msast. pun ftuloe f%orefille IN Rtn.
% DPelet fuloe ian9e benoe meo an 2asiO, iom ban n1h9
baboe facet, o. ION ban naturligois belle 8a9en bolot paa
at pps fg nso baaoe pad oct enc og bet anost.
n0sr, g2eaet, iagOe 5aampa, iom %tanoIeOe O8 iaa
pau Dem en- etuno, yOu itnI lit 8e eaila."
"a, men 9eila bill bore Gen, " mente Weast.
Oct ousr life ~aliseoel i%aaeoes, . Tiger 5oontpa.
Tom bsr ben Iaa ftal ieg Oiie big, 4Oorieoes Ou ital tate"
Seq bill o9iaa bap. en- 2asio, /" flyer 9ojlu.
gu ftal faa en- al mig, u flyer Sadmpu, zen 5inne-
uiQe nlaa o9iaa tunne tate meo CASIO
.Se QeL, NHtI uuU III 0Ntutif RIpAi Sb ~ II
fisrrs ,aer minors Reaoelgtte, efteriom Sinsen IT, iOm
gu Ifal tafe paa. Soa ta9er ou ben heire 6oano, %
riuQe op Iao mango Gin9e eQsr iaa lang 8srnme, ON netop
be6spes for Of mao fr,m. 9Dor luu9t er Der ben til gu.
fen oer2"
Deb itte.
ga, men bet roa OH Oioe, eatrs treH.r Ou itt..'
ygti alsn."
.Nei, Der er 10 4en. Ring nu op! Sao, bet sr moi,
lat nul SITE Iaa iIOe, lite iua ilOe, Ou ian nOt lore m.o
3ioen. GU letter ieg 3 ginOs Cd pao 6, 9, II alen, Og
naar ou fan troift O.u. ben enc eftsr ben anoen, iaa Tom
til mig igsn, iao itaI jtg Icrc Dig mere"
Gil. 2ajlas Sorg OOer fin. osoe JOr9Iore iOriOanot
mart be npe Gmgio.lier. GUN 9lente efterbaonben bette
9lar, fom bun 9aOOe tiIbrast aaraiiot. pun bIsu bag.
Zig ioen minoet ON bet aar, bun bdooe l.oet bOs 9oa9ie.
oa Oct bar li9eiom be Ountle tiOi9ere Winber Og De ftiit,
npe 5notrpt tnptt.os fig iummen Og luttsoe Oper De
fibfe ~isrselise SnOtrpt Og erinoringer fra 6iemmet /
6arafiot.
Den fslgenoe ,5uisafttn bar berfOr ale muntre Og
alaoe 2aaGes 5eIt. Barnet, ion ban baDoe funoet, iom
ban 6apoe rseoet og baaret bism paa i'm Barn, bar after
bans % ftuloe bline bans, os ban orgnte igeu lefe 8rsm=
sne o1 bette Barns Grentio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-07
aia
GtiIOriHgtr ra 8 iH@arten
a f 5. u. 8.
- (6ortiat.) -

ellie Msa,t blsb BOG ben, ioHt fsrt it Die paa
3oampa o. fat oooeo,t mo aO 8sltosren Og raabts;
..Fdne. atshie Jaampa boatta!,' Mor. 5er.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-05
A PICTURE SHOW
FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN,

As the Commencement exercises are
intended more especially for older peo-
pie, no reduced tickets will be sold
children for those exercises but instead
picture entertainment will be given in
the High School Assembly Room, Fri
day evening, June s. Over 200 views
covering wide range of subjects of in
terest to children will be given. Many
slides will illustrate the history of our
country, some will show wild beasts
and comical dogs, some illustrate chill
dren' stories, others tell humorous tales
of the adventures of the man with his
calf ETC., some slip slides produce anus
ing affects as when the monkey pulls
the cats tail, views of great master
pieces of painting and sculpture will be
shown. An effort will be made to make
the entertainment both instructive and
amusing. Although designed for chill
dren, the entertainment may also be
attended by adults and general adj
mission of ten cents will be charged
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-05
THE MINISTRIES.

Hi Henry's Minstrel aggregation
was at the Opera House last evening
and played before large audience. 1t
was the best performance ever given in
the city, in that line. The opening
showed the whole company seated on
what seemed to be the deck of battle
ship. None were BACKED up for the
occasion, excepting the comedians who
performed specialties in singing and
dancing. The cornet playing by Hi.
Henry, accompanied by his excellent
band, was very fine and enjoyed by all.
The acrobatic performance, by Couture
Bros, was equal to the best ever seen
in this section. The parade, beaded by
Hi. Henry's locomobiIe, was feature
watched by thousands of our citizens.
The band is probably as good one as
can be found in the country.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-06-05

For SALE-A large, ten room house,
with all modern conveniences, for sale
at bargain. Esquire at this Office.
The meeting of the District Good
Roads association, which was held at
Stevens Point on Thursday, as quite
largely attended and much good was
received by those in attendance. Mara
thon county was represented at the
meeting by b. f Mcmillan and Joha
Ringle, the latter being chosen secre-
tary at the morning session. Merrill
was represented by two members from
its city council, and Marshheld was
represented by good sized delegation,
as was also Portage county. Letters
from prominent men in the northern
part of the state were read, and a
stimulus was thus given to the work Of
the convention The good roads in
and around Stevens Poiet were viewed,
and fund Of information gathered
that will sooner or later be put 10 a
practical test throughout this district.
A Portage county good roads organiza-
ton was formed, 10 act IN conjunction
with the district organization. and ofiic-
ers for the same were elected.