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BLOWN TO ATOMS.

The old idea that the body sometimes
needs powerful, drastic, purgative pill
has been exploded, for DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, which are perfectly harmless,
gently stimulating liver and bowels to
expel poisonous matter, cleanse the sys-
tenn and absolutely cure Constipation
and Sick Headache. Only 25c at Cow
gilrs drug store.
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MOBILE And
OHIO RAILROAD.
THE POPULAR LINE FOR


St. Boyis, Chicago, St. Paul, 0mala Kan
sas City, Detroit, Toledo, and an points
North, East and West, Cairo, New Or
leans, Mobile, Blrmihg ham, Nash
willie, Chattanooga, Montgomery, Thomas
VILE, Atlanta. Augusta, Charleston, Sa-
vannah.. JacksOnville, Tampa, Port Tam
pa, Miami, and all points in the South
east.
Elegant yes'ibulei First Class Coaches
with smokpglroom. and complete teile,
rooms and lavatoTies for ladies aud gen.
tlemen. Porter IN attendance charged
with the comfort OF the passengers. Alse
Vestibuled Palace Sleeping Cars eth
Drawing Room and Buffet between e.
Louis and Mobile, New Orleans, Mont
gOneTy, Townsville and JaessOn'iHs
/ - EB. BLAIR,
Travelling Passenger Agent
Jackson, Tenn.
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Through sleeping car reservations can
now be secured from Cincinnati and
Louisville via the Illinois Central to Hot
Springs via Memphis on its New Orleans
Limited leaving Cincinnati daily at GO
D. M Louisville at $40 p. M. reaching
Hot Springs 5:15 the next afternoon. 1t
carries Pullman sleeping car and free
reclining chair car Cincinnati to Mem
'phis, and sleeping car and coach Mem
phis to Hot Springs.
Through reservations Cincinnati and
Louisville to Hot Springs can also be
secured on the Special leaving Gin
cinhati S:lJ a. m, and Louisville 12:01 p.
M. daily arriving at Hot Springs $50 the
next morning. Sleeping car service
from Cincinnati, also coach from Louis
vile TO Memphis. Sleeping car Mem
+ phis to Hot Springs. Dining car ser
vice en- route.
A special folder of this new service as
we'll as full particulars concerning the
above can be had of agents of the Iii
nois Central and connecting lines.
w. A. KELLOND, A. q. z. A.,
Louisville.
4. II. HANSON. Gen1 Pass'r Agent,
Chicago.
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it is essential that you take good care of
them. a little care now and you'll
never regret II years to come.
Our careful examination and work
mark our professional service as dis
tinctly superior aud satisfactory. Moth
ing too difficult for our skin.
ChaEges that are met with pleasure.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-04

Aessrs, Roper & Bro, dry goods aud
clothing merchants, Of Moscow, desir-
ing q broader field for trade, have rent
ed the II. Buchanan, and are moving
their stock to Hickman. 1t Is a good,
liue, enterprising firm, and will prove a
valuable acquisition.
Mr.. Charlie Barnes and Miss Bette
Elliott, both OF Wickliffe, KY, were uni
ted in magriage, Dec. 18th, 1900. by the
Rev. ]. N. Hall, at Palace Hotel, Union
City. After a short stay in Union City,
they came to Hickman to visit the rela-
tivss of the groom. The groom is son
of the late Dee Barnes, is well known
in this community, is worthy young
man, and the Courier with his host of
friends extends congratulations and best
wishes for happiness and prosperity.
Burglars have been making attempts,
but futile. in Hickman, the past week.
Saturday night they attempted 10 enter
the grocery house of Rogers & Threl-
keld, and also Rice & MAYORS shoe
store. In the former an entrance was
made. cash drawer upset and other ev-
licences Of attempted robberies, but at
the latter they failed to get in. though
a PANEL Of the back door was broken,
They got nothing in either store. They
were [probably frightened away. On
Sunday night an unsuccessful attempt
was made at the residence of Mr.. j. H.
Pollock,
ANNIVERSARY SERMON.
At the Cumberland Pr by t er i a n
Church in this city. on Feb. 4, $50 p. m
Rev. ]. L. Dickens, d. D., will preach a
sermon commemorative of the organi-
zation of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. This denomination was organ
lied Feb. 4. 1910. 1t has had wonderful
growth and prosperity. A cordial inyi-
tation Is hereby extended to all lovers
of the cause Of Christ to be present al
this service,
MPS g DAVIDSoN
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Drs. MCCALL * DISMuKES.

s9 lr-u~e your life in the Pennsyl.
vania Mutual. Special new features.
For fun Sher information, see Miss JEs-
SIZE OUTTEN, agent.
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Inflammation Stock Food.

Is a perfectly safe food for horses. cattle.
sheep and hogs in any condition or any
time of life. 1t is rich in nutrition and
has a superior vegetable medication.
To use INTERNATIONAL STOCK
FOOD only costs stOckmen
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LOST,

A Kid Glove, in City Hall, Wednesda
night. Return to Miss Lydia Goalde
or TO Cor-ier Office,
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COmmissioner's Notice.
rrLroS CIRCUIT COURT.
]. NJ. Whiting, Plaintiff,

]. NJ. Whiting Plaintiff,
VS.. EqulI
Tom Dillon, ST., admir-, Deft,
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
Of Mary Knoerr, decd, that the under
signed, Commissioner Of the Fulton
Circuit Court, under an order in the
above styled cause, Will attend at his
Office on the corner OF jackson and Ken
lucky streets, from the date hereof until
the lst day Of the next January term
of this corrt, 1901 to receive and hear
proof of Claims against said decedent ;
aud that all claims not presented TO him
aud proven as required by law, within
the time specified above, will be forever
barred.
w. p. TAYLOR,
Mast. Com'r Fulton Circuit Court.
By Tom DILLON, Sn., Deputy.
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STA 489. SO
State of Kentucky, County Of Fulton, So:
|, w. C. Johnson, Cashier OF Hickman
Bank. a Bank located and doing business
at No. Clinton street in the City oil
Hickman in said county being duly sworn
says the foregoing Report is in all re-
spects true statement of the condition
Of the said Bank. at the close Of business
on the 3lst day of Dec, 1900, to the best oil
his knowledge and belief; and further
saws that the business of said bank has
been transacted at the location named,
and not elsewhere; and that the above re-
port is made in compliance with an ofhcial
notice received from the Secretary Of
State designating the 3lst day OF Dec,
1900. as day on which such rec
port shall be made.
W. C. JOHNSON, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me 10y
w. C. Johnson, the lst day OF JAM
1901.
RI. TYLER, Notary Public.
Ny term of Office expires Feb. y 1907
J.W, CowGLL,
W. II. BALTZER, Directors.
JOSHUA BAYLOR
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QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE
HICKMAN BANK.
At the close of business on the 3lsi day OF
December, 1900.

At the close OF business on the DIST uAy OF
December, 1900.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, less loans TO
Directors, Sl2O,472.55
Due from Natl Banks. S32.92} AZ
Due from State Banks
and Bankers, l,664. - 34,Joo.I4
Banking House and Lot, l'9OO.OO
Mortgages, oOO'VV
Specie 4,34485
Currency lisp CO SIC, 1855
Other items carried as cash, $500
Expens- lest quarter, SSH,
Sl74, 1898
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, in cash % Oo oC 0O
Surplus Fund lOOVO'o ~
Undivided Profits oi'.4V
Deposits subject to check, on
which interest is not paid, ll3,o42.o5
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S75,539,U

so, 0i9, -
STATE Of Kentucky, County Of Fulton, So:
j. A. Thompson, Cashier OF Far me
and Merchants Bank, a Bank located an
doing business at No. - Clinton street,
the town Of Hickman, in said county, be
ing duly sworn, says that the foregoing
Report Is in all respects true statemen
of the condition OF the said Bank at the
close Of business on the 3lst day Of
Dee. 1900. 10 the best OF his knowledge
aud belief; and further says that the
business of said Bank has been transact
ed at the location named, and not else
where; and that the above report Is made
in compliance with an official notice re-
ceived from the Secretary of State desig-
mating the 3lst day Of Dec, 1900, as Che
day on which such report shall Se made
j. A. THOMPSON, Cashier
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me by
}. A. Thompson, the 2nd day Jan,
1900.
r. t. TYL r., Notary Public.
My term of Office expires Feb, Z, 1907
r. NJ. lsLER,
H. BUCHASAS. Dire cto-s
j. J. c. BONDURANT.
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S7JG&,I1
LIABILITIES

Capital Stock paid in, in cash, 100000
Surplus Fund, OOO %
Undivided Profits, MA
Deposits subject TO check, (on
which interest is
not paid. S53, 1861
Due National Banks, 2il,JS
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QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE
Farmer: .a! MH.a.,., Bank,
at be close Of business on the 3lst day of
December, 1900.
RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts, less loans
to Directors, Si6,620,5O
Loans to Directors Officers not
included), 623 %
0verdrafts, unsecured, 6,S9
Due from National Banks, 1855 80
Banking House and Lot, 2,2OOOe
Specie II 4i5,O3
Currency, 4,43O,UO
Exchan gesfor Clearin gal ,SO4G0 $40, 1OS23
Other items carried as cash, z5.VO
Fxpenses last Quarter. ISL ,93
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An Allegory-Written for the Hickman
Courier.
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ANNIVERSARY SERMON.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Mrs, s. X. DAVIDSON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-25
THE WELLER POISONING CASE
WAS IN COURT YESTERDAY

1t being suddenly discovered that the
presence of a stenographer was desfra-
bic, a recess was taken until one could
be procured.
At go p. m. Thomas Leeper took
the stand.
He testified that he was a stable
boy in Prince David's employ. and had
had charge of Weller for some time pre-
yious to June 1lth On the afternoon
Of June 10th, he said, Morgan came TO
him at the pake store where he had
gone to get his supper and invited him
to go over to the Waikiki Inn and get
drink. Together they went, and
when there. Leeper testified. Morgan
told him that Cunningham had placed
$500 in his hands. the. which he was
20 hand over to Leeptr provided h.
gave Weller a capsule. which would
stop him from winning the Rosita C'up
race. Morgan was to hold the money
until the race had been run. According
to- Leeper Morgan further said that
Cunningham would bet $1,000 on the
field and would give L,aeper a slice OF
the winnings Morgan then gave Leep-
err a capsule. and the latter stated that
he would do the job
The rest of witness story is as fol-
lows:
Leeper and Morgan then went to the
Leeper pretended to s,ive Weller the
pill Leeper made as il. he put the pill
down the horses throat but unseen.
conveyed it to his pocket. Previously
he had informed McAuliffe. Prince Da-
yid's jockey, Of the whole affair. and
had been told TO lead the eonspirators
into a trap. To this end MeAulifre aud
Prince David went away from the
track, leaving the coast clear for
Leeper's operations
When the pill had apparently been
given Leeper met Prince David at an
appointed place and reported prog
ress.
After which, Leeper went down town
and had a conversation with Cunning
I ham and Morgan, near the formers
saloon. Morgan said: Il saw LeepeI
put the pill in all right said Cunning
ham replied 1T won't hurt the horse
but only physic him ABOUT Il O'CLOCK
tomorrow. Cunningham also tolt
+ Leeper that he would bet 81, 900 on ths
field at the track
! After this meeting HE and Morgan
went to the pool ROOM and thence Il
the track.
| AT 4:30 p. m. court was adjourned
with witness testimony uncornpleted
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-25

The Weller case came up yesterday
morning in the District Court and was
continued until the afternoon.
Tom Fitch and w l. Stanley appear
ed for n NJ Cunningham and Lorrin
Andrews for ]. A. Morgan w a. Kin
ney appeared as special counsel for
the prosecution.
The charge against defendants was
that they had conspired to have a race
horse named Weller ineapacitated. by
the administration Of a drug, so as to
prevent him winning race In which
ne had been entered
After much legal clubbing the case
went over until the afternoon Attor-
ney Stanley stated that ne was ready
to proceed. Mr. Andrews was not
ready. however. He wanted important
witnesses summoned from HiIo, ana
moved for continuance.
Counsel for the prosecution insisted
that the motion of Mr.. Andrews be
made in writing, together with the
statement as to what the Hifo witness
es We're expected to prove. Judge Will
cox said that the jurisdiction OF his
court did not extend, to Hilo. Mr. An
drews concurred in this, but expressed
his belief that his witnesses would
surely come after the Hilo races The
court continued the case until the af-
ternoon in order to give Mr.. Andrews
an opportunity to file the motion and
statement
Attorney Stanley demurred to con-
tinuing the@case against Cunningham.
He said that he was ready to go ahead
and wanted the cases tried separately.
Mr.. Kinney could not see how this
could be. seeing that both defendants
were charged Jointly with the alleged
crime. The court remarked that it
would rule on the matter when
brought up in the afternoon
AT 100 p. m. the business of the
court was resumed. and Mr. Stanley
again demurred on the ground that
the complaint did not establish the
crime Of conspiracy in the first degree,
the loffense of malicious injury being
under the Hawaiian code a nlisde-
meanor. The demurrer was overruled
A second motion for a separate trial
Of defendants being denied. Attorney
Andrews declared his willingness for
the case to proceed and the first wit
ness, Thomas Leeper. was called.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-25
EPWORTH LEAGUE
GIVES A SOCIAL
Unique Entertainment at the
Methodist Parsonage
Rain lnterferes.

The rain last evening spoiled the out
League on the lawn of the Methodist
Church parsonage. but the roomy resi-
dence was thrown open for the recep-
ton of the guests and the various num-
bers on the program were well rendered.
The grounds had been prettily set off
for the evening garden party, the en-
closure being walled In by bunting rails
ed over the fence. A small platform
decorated with flags was erected close
to the house. but unhappily could not
be used.
Rev. and Mrs. Pearson received the
guests. assisted by a number Of ladies
and young people of the league. All
were ushered into the spacious parlors,
where seats were hastily arranged. The
program consisted of music. vocal and
instrumental Rotations and "elocu
tionary HASH the latter q most ludi-
crous number. The program was ar
ranged to amuse. and did not fail of
its purpose From beginning to end.
the numbers were repIete with enter
tainment. The Evolutionary hash"
consisted in several young ladies ap-
pearing one at a time and commencing
a talk on questions pertinent to the af
fairs OF women. each beginning as she
came upon the floor. The result was
ludicrous babble of voices, which was
interpreted as a correct imitation OF
ladies' aid society meeting in Arizona.
Following the literary and musical
feast, a delicious luncheon of ice cream
and cake was served, for which the fair
young Mattresses exacted shilling for
a plate OF the cream and a dime for a
glass OF lemonade.
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NOTICE.

THE OWNER. WHOSE NAME
may be found in the following books.
wiz be very grateful for their return:
Thackary's Works, Vol ", in red
muslin binding.
Browping's Complete Works, Cam
bridge edition.
The "reminiscences Of Friedrich
Froebel," by Baroness Won Bulow.
Alexander's School History OF the
Hawaiian Islands.
Rubenstein's Two-Part Songs.
'Sartor Resartus,'' Heroes and Hero
worship"
Return to owner OF "Sartor. Resar-
tus." $500
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IDEA FOR THE
FOURTH OF JULY
A. g.. M. Robertson, Would
Combine a Celebration
With Aquatic Sports.

Representative A. G. NJ Robertson
speaking of a Fourth of July celebra-
ton last evening, said that inasmuch as
the Rowing Association will have its
annual races on the morning of July
4th this year, instead of in September.
and that these races wilI-take place in
the waters Of Pearl Harbor, attracting
as Is usual with such events. hundreds
and perhaps couple of thousand peo-
pie, it would be good plan 10 have
patriotic exercises near by at Remond
Grove. so that the crowds which at
tend the sporting event will be able to
honor the Fourth of July.
The first train TO leave the city for
the races arrives at Pearl Harbor about
g o'clock in the morning. The sporting
Hevents take place between that time
and 1920 O'Clock The orations and
other literary exercises could be ar
ranged at Rernond Grove for about II
o'clock. or sooner.
After the speeches, the Territorial
band being on hand. could contribute
its music. and the afternoon could be
spent in dancing on the excellent plat
form at the grove.
The committee having the celebration
of Independence Day in charge could
arrange for special train to arrive at
the grove in time for the celebration
Booths could be let for the sale OF re-
freshments, and those people who did
not take their luncheons with them
could be- served at nominal price at
the booths. This would help to defray
the expenses OF the committee. at the
same time adding to the comforts and
pleasure of the visitors.
This arrangement would be an agree
able change from the method OF cele-
bration of former years, and would.
doubtless. be greatly enjoyed and ap-
preciated by the hundreds of people.
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MISS GRlSWOLD's CONCERT.

Since Mrs. L Tenney Peck has not
yet been heard in concert here, her
number-a song from Mascherohrs-
with violin obBgato by Professor Am
me, will be of interest Miss Castle.
who has been called "Honolulu's favor
lite pianist" will give two solos Chopin
and Schumann, which, with numbers
OF Mrs. White and Professor ANIME.
add to the fine program already an
They will be heard at Miss
Griswold'e concert Tuesday evening.
at the Opera House Reserved seats,
80 cents, 70 cents and 81 90: on sale at
Wall, Nichols & Co
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER JUNE 18th OUR
store VIII remain open on Saturdays
until p m
LIB. KERR & CO.. LTD,
$3.50 Queen Street
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NOTICE.

ALL OVERDUE ACCOUNTS OF
our firm have been placed in the hands
of Attorney S. F. Chtllingworth, room
5, Spreckels' block. with instructions to
enforce prompt payment.
HAWAIIAN VINE COMPANY,
Frank Brown.
Honolulu, June 81 1901 1891
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NOTICE

ALL UNION CARPENTERS ARE
requested TO attend the next regular
meeting, Thursday. June %, at 1880
D. m, when amendment to Bylaws
will be taken up for action thereon
Per Order.
5Sss CARPENTERS UNION.
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THE KAP1oLANI TRACT sxssaA
from King street to the beach 4 rssA
Of % feet width win be opened on thu.
east side Of the property adJotning ths
Ksmehameha Girls, School: said rsAA
VIM extend TO the Sea 4flsS sli3g-s.
CROSS ROADS win be opered 49,
tween blocks Every lot wtsI shavs Q
frontage on a road. The esevsttsna
vary from 40 feet high q 10 tess
high above sea level go,
NO swAMPs around the pre.utsss.
No freshet win enter the property.
THERE Is AN OFFER to buy
part of the property by q great manu-
featuring company. The chances ars
the offer may be accepted. There -
every reason to believe the prices II
lots win increase in short time. ms
owner OF the property win give IN
chances TO purchasers 70 make mooney
on their Investments A@T
THE GROUND Is SUPERIOR To
any tract In market x&
THE PREMISES are situated Within
one mile and half from the post sfaoe.
THE GOVERNMENT WATER
PIPES are laid along thu nppez posr>
ton Of the property. d
TIE PRICES are the cheapsst OF
any tract within two miles from thu
senter OF the city
THE TERMS which will be stypn 10
purchasers win be the best ever given
by any Real Estate Dealer or Broker
during the last twenty years In Hone
lulu
FOR TERMS or more particulars ap-
ply to
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Holders of Hawaiian Automobile Co.
Limited, Rebate Slips.
NOTICE.

THOSE HAVING REBATE SLIPS
OF coupons issued by the Hawaiian
Automobile Co, Ltd. in their posses
sion, and wishing to have same hon
ored, must present them at the Com
pany's office on or before the 18th day
OF July, 1901 otherwise they will be-
come void.
HAWAIIAN AUTOMOBILE CO.,
LTD,
w HsHOoGS,
1892 Acting Manager
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NOTICE

DRAFTS Nos. 21s, 21s, go and 22i.
dated June 13. 1901. drawn by the Ko-
hala Sugar Company. in favor of c. All
Choy. on Castle & Cooke, Ltd. Homo
lulu, II. l., have been lost. Payment
has been stopped. and all persons are
hereby warned against negotiating the
same
CASTLE & COOKE, LTD,
By c. H. ATHERTON.
5S92 Assistant Treasurer
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POWER OF ATTORNEY.

THE POWER OF ATTORNEY CIV
en- on October 5, 1899, TO Shea Dick and
Chu Quon, by 7. Ahin, has this day
been revoked
CHIN wO CoMPANY.
T. AHIN, Manager.
Honolulu, June IS, 1901 sSss
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NOTICE.

ALL BILLS DUE THE HONOLULU
Market Co., Ltd. must be paid before
July LIST, or otherwise they win be
placed In the hands OF an attorney
for collection
D. Il. DAVIS,
$500 Manager.
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Henry May & Co, Ltd, viii be held
at the offices of c. Brewer & Co, Ltd,
Honolulu, on Saturday, June 29th. at
IL o'clock a. m.
FRANK B. AJERBACH,
$500 Treasurer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-25

AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF
Honolulu Lodge no SIS, B. P. o. E..
will be held at Progress Hall. Fort
street, every Monday evening, at 1880
o'clock
All Eiks are requested TO be present
BY order Of the e. r.
H D. COUZENS. Secretary
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Hawaiian Sugar Company.

SPECIAL MEETING.
THE ADJOURNED SPECIAL.
meeting of the Hawaiian Sugar Com
pany will be held on Saturday. July
9Th, at o'clock e. m. at the Office OF
Alexander q Baldwin
Business-Considerati Of amend
ments to charter and by-lawa
W. L. HOPPER,
ss8 SECRETARY.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-08-21
The theatrical Season.

The local theatrical season will open
on the evening of September . with
"Quo Vadis," one of last years hits, as
the attraction. Manager McMenamin
has large number of good shows
booked, and patrons will have no cause
to complain about the lack or the quail
ity Of the attractions furnished during
the coming season.
In addition to several repertoire com
panes, some of which will remain a
week and others three nights, the ma
jority of the past two seasons local
favorites will return, besides several
new plays, including "Pennsylvania,
"The Secret Warrant" AT the Old
Cross Roads "Tennessee's Pardner." "
Power Behind the Throne" Way
Down East" 'Uncle Terry etc.
Among the high-class stars who are
booked are Mildred Holland, Robert b..
Mantell and Willis Granger.