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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-05
NOTICE..
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

The undersigned, William c. Gregg,
heretofore doing business in the United
States and in the Territory of Hawaii
under the name and style of William
C. Gregg & Co." has sold, assigned
transferred and delivered said business
and all of its personal property, effects
and good will to w. c. Gregg & Co,
a corporation created, organized and
existing under and by virtue of the
laws of the State of Minnesota, U. ,
A
WILLIAM C. GREGG.
Dated Minneapolis, Mimi, May l
1901 1926
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hidden under the boards in All Sings
rotisserie.
The two mines each annexed a single
in the eighth and both eggs failing to
hatch in the concluding act, the Stars
set and the Athletics went to town in
hacks.
The correct score of the game, which
differs materially from that kept by the
official scorer is as follows:
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Corporation Notices.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
shareholders in n. S. Sachs Dry Goods
Co. Ltd, will be held on Wednesday
next, the eth instant, at O'Clock p. M,
at the company's office on Fort street
for the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing year.
CHARLES GIRDLER,
1907 Secretary.
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w. l.. WILCOX.
Office of the Board of Health

Offlce OF The BOafu OF F1taIth,
August l, 1901.
In accordance with the resolution of
the Board of Health, hereby declare
all commissions as agents of the Board
Of Health issued up to the present date
to be void and of no effect on and after
August Is, 1901. H C. SLOGGETT,
5e25 President Board of Health
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-05

At last reports the steel combine
was about TO invoke the assistance of
the United States courts by injunction
against strikes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-05
honolulu Dairymen' Assn Id

Pure Milk Delivered to any part of the
City and Waikiki.
FINEST BUTTER ON THE ISLANDS.
FRESH CREAM DAILY.
Office and Depot: Sheridan, off King.
TEL. WHITE 241.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
Treasurer Office,

Honolulu. Oahu, August l, 1901.
MR. ]. BACHELOR has this day
been appointed Inspector of Licenses
for the Territory of Hawaii.
VIM H. WRIGHT,
1925 Treasurer.
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NOTICE.
OAHU CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Oahu Cemetery Association will be
held in the office of David Dayton, No
1877 Merchant street, on Monday, Au-
gust 5th, at 8 o'clock p. m, for the
election of officers and trustees for the
ensuing year. All owners of lots are
earnestly requested to attend.
DAVID DAYTON,
Secretary Oahu Cemetery ASS n
August 1, 1901 oS2o
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The steamship st. PAU arrived at
San Francisco from Nome last week,
with two and a half million dollars.
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PIONEER BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ing Of the Pioneer Building and Loan
Association will be held at the Cham
Der Of Commerce on MONDAY EVEN
ING, August 8. 1901. at 1880 o'clock.
Payments are required in gold.
A. v. GEAR. Secretary.
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STARS
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Earned Runs-H. A. ca; Stars, ,.
Left on Bases-Stars, 10; H. A. c., 3.
Three-base Hits-Lewis.
Two base Hits-Kaai Lewis, Kaanoi
Double Plays-Price to Gleason, Will
liams to Gleason, A Marcallino to
Moore, to Davis.
Stolen Bases-Gleason, Kaai, Moore
co, German (2), Rabbit Castle 81,
Bowers.
Bases on Balls-By Babbitt, 4; by
kaai s.
Hit by Pitcher-By Kaai, 3.
Struck Out-By Rabbit. s; by Castle,
1; by Kaai, 5.
Wild Pitch-By Kaai, l.
Passed Balls-By Dayton, 4.
Time of Game-Two hours and ten
minutes
Umpires-H NJ Whitney and Morris
Keohokalole.
Scorer-Lorrin Andrews.
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
ALOHA BRANCH: Saturday, 1880
o. m, public meeting In Arion Hall.
back of Opera House; Tuesday, 7:45
D. m, class Of Ancient Wisdom" at
Mr. Rice's, Beretania st. Library open
Wednesday, Z to 4 p. m.
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BY AUTHORITY.
TAX APPEAL COURT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Court
of Tax Appeals for the First Judicial
hall on the ground floor of the Judiciary
building in Honolulu, adjacent to the
Tax Office, on Monday, the 5th day of
August, at 100 p. m, at which time
and place all tax appeal cases will be
called.
w. L. WILCOX,
President of the Court of Tax Appeals
for the Island of Oahu.
Honolulu, July 31st, 1901. 1921
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Grocers Shown Up

OFFICE OF CARROLL WHlIll1
ATTORNEY,
Hilo Hawai-
Hilo. Hawaii. Jun. ! W
Dear Sirs-In my Innocence
chased here in Hilo jar o. wv
PIN-MONEY PICKLES
(put I'D by Mrs. E. G. Kidd, hsiD1
Virginia)
1t brought me great trouple' -
of three things must occur
l. You must stop making tn.n,
f.Imust get them at less e''''
:. I'm b ruined man
Since my first venture ~. ns ,s 4
lars" My family from eIs
cry Pickles." neighbors rint ~
bell and shout pickles." Fssa,'s Il
m. in expectation of Pickles
piekels are my Nemesis PeN
sirs, quote them by the fe u,
hogshead. ton or shiploaa Nv
serve" me. Yours very truly i
CARROLL wHIrAD|
TO LEWIS Il CO.,
Honolulu, T. D.
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NOTICE

ANY PERSONS OR FIRMS HAv-
ing claims or bills against the Honolu-
lu Stevedore Company will please send
them at once to the undersigned.
]. A. GILMAN,
President. Honolulu Stevedore Co.
1920
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DIAMOND DUST.

Who are. who are, who are we?
We are, we are, H. A. c.
The Honolulu Athletics achieved
notable distinction by winning the
championship the first time out.
AL Moore was in the game with a
game leg.
1t is safe to bet that the President s
cup was appropriately christened on
Saturday night.
German, as usual, was seen to adj
vantage both behind the bat and in
bull con"
Rabbit was good while he lasted.
Three old Oahu College boys played
for the stars
Castles work with the ball made a
good impression with the crowd.
Jimmy Williams at short played brill
liantly and is in the front rank of the
home talent.
Safe-placed hits We're few and far be-
tween on Saturday.
Lewis is an artist of no mean order
with the stick.
Kaanoi, Brown, Lewis and Hansman
were responsible for some beautiful
catches.
1t is said that the Athletics have a
strong football team in sight.
a game between the champions and a
picked nine will be worth patroniZing
Pains street-car service to witness.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05
-1R. BoWsER, SERVANT.
He studies the Moons Influences on
Vegetation.

-, ~
Nv powssr had eor.a bora ~ mid
st,ernoon With soodo .rd r,a,e on bis
s,o,1der ond olosa,,, f,I1owi,,o hin,
was hov with seve,-.l nots !, nlants
and nac,.aea or seads gefore Mrs
powsor could osp for ., evnIanstion
sha Voc infor,.s.
"ycu ware saving tho other day that
VIM wssbaa we had /. hi Of oordan
I'm going to mako one I've got il all
MANNED ont .na ri a. =, son,e+hire.
he - nro,d 49,
.ppt orr b,ck ward i no nlaca for =
Garden ;, she nroser.ted ..It,s ,rost,v
in tho shas, Won rrow GA +ho soiI
mnst he verv moor u;eb vo,, b.A
sno,san abort II b,sora va,, ho,oht
these thine
.sDon,t Won ,,orrv about tbo sh.do
mr. the naor soil NV cear u,on,.n +
sbau orow on,v s,,oh - ;.x. Ia,a 80
ehade. and ,itt,a q,ano win no1,o
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05

in making this small bed. ! do not
wish to find fault-no husband ever
does-but if you could only manage to
plant what few dishes we have left
out here somewhere we could eat off
the ironing board with our fingers
There were two clothespins, one old
fork and a broken spoon in sight, but
Mrs. Bowser didn't dispute his figures,
He had regained his good nature be-
fore dinner was over. and after the
meal he assumed the patronizing afro
the average husband and said:
Il informed you that | had special
object in mixing up things in that bed.
and I will not explain it.. Did you
ever give a thought to the vegetation
around your"
yes, several of them
81 am glad to know it, and l will
mark it in your favor What theory
have you got as to why seeds grow?'
II uOtSH utSu any IHSoly' 1NatuAV
intended everything to reproduce itself
If a seed is planted in fertile soil, it
will produce agin.'
But there must be favorable infiu-
ences."
"Of course. 1t needs sun and rain. :"
Anything else, Mrs Bowser?"
Nothing special, guess
"Wha. about the moon?'
why, I believe that some old gran
MES contend that the moon has some
sort of influence vegetation. but l
don't think thai any leval headed farm
err believes it"
That was the point Mr. BowSer had been
leading up to. and there was the light of
triumph in his eyes as ne walked back
and forth and said
But of the moon does influence vegeta-
ton, if it exercises the greatest influence
over the planting and growing. if it would
make difference of Sl00 per year to every
farmer to consult the moon, then what?"
why it would be good thing for the
world at large to know" she replied
Exactly, and the man who proved it to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05

They'll be the death of me in an
other week You know was telNng
you about the last Three families to
move in--the drishman the dago and
the eolered man. Well .they are still
making it rocky for each other. and
shouldn't be BIT surprised to go home
now ard find three or four corpses ly-
ing around locse McMurphy came
around last night and took look at
the goats, chickens. pigs, push carts
and children in the halls and what do
you think he saidto nie?'
lie slIumps cop und down ind
sweals. ventt;ted the grocer
Nothing Of the sort He smiled and
rubbed his hands and said that if he
had at last succeeded in creating happy
homes for three or four families he
was propder than the iawbone of an
ass | told hin/of the rows and rue
tions, but he said that life was only a
span and to let EN- enjoy themselves
while they could MIS-. Timothy Osul-
Ivan and Mrs Gawgee de Koven Cor
rington laid down the law to me the
first day they moved in, but Mrs.
Divito waited till the next morning.
Then, after some one had dropped a
washboard On her head from the upper
hall, she rung bells Tor me and got
me up TO the second floor. she was
pacing up and down the hall with her
farms folded and her nose to the cell
Ing. and she called out to me-
Janiter, looka at mel
, I'm a-lookings said l.
Behold de Counties Divito an falla
on your knees!
I'm not on the kheal,' said |, but
I'll take Off my hat and say howdy do
and asked what's OF yeur mind.
F" I reefh womana;s great ladee, she
went on as she kept up the promenade.
I m&ka dis house swell; maka swag-
ger. You pptta dat up stairs woman
out | TO lika. You janitor man. you
waita on me. If | Gala, you skata.
R-r-ramembef! =
How can you skate if you don't haf
some ice to skate on" asked the grocer
as ne blinked his eyes in a solemn wav
Il can't, of course, replied the Jan
itor, and that just shows you how in
consistent women. are. After her talk
took my asthma down to the Base
ment to repair the dumb waiter and
XIII off a few coclsroaches, and maybe
it was an hour before anything hap
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05

heroine. an my count he shall KEGS me
for it Janitor. was your friend
When you wanta orange or hanan. you
coma to Countess Diyito.
''she sailed into herraom. aud went
up to see the eolored woman. She had
got into a WALLER silk dress and red
stockings. but was still breathing hard
She had been thuaped till She could
hardly see DAYLIGHT. and she walked
with seven different lmps. but she had
lost some of her gameness
: done knowsd it had got to come
she said as got up stairs.
Yes, you was all waiting for it,
replied
/" Dey was pickin on me TO run me
out. but | wouldn't stand it, | seen yo'
lookin on. Mr. sproeket
Yes. | saw the row.
And how was the swlpe I gave
Mrs. 0'Sullivan?'
Beautiful. beautiful.
And the chugg | got in on the
dago?'
Never saw it beaten. The referee
gives the decision in your favor
Then she took my hand and with
tears in her eyes told me that should
have free shaves for the next year. and
the dove of peace lowered DER Nc
Murphy's fats for the remainder of
the day What do You think of it, Mr.
Wasserman?"
Il thinks. slowly replied the grocer
as he scratched the bald spot on his
head and sorted bad potato from the
basket. Il thinks it yhas better for
scmepoby if nopoby don't make so
much onhapplness in his world und
prevent anypobdy from taking some
comforts"
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her to understand that there's 10 other
Widders in this county who'd jump at
the chance Of marrying me,
q promised him and drove of. but as
looked back and saw him sitting on
the fence With his head in his hands
knew that his heart was broken. I'd
heard that Uncle Eli Warner was full
OF tranAle over his daughter. Mary,
and as drove ~ to the house wasn't
surprised to see Mrs. Warner waiting
for me. She had club in one hand
and package of letters in the other
and was trying to look ferocious. 1t
was poor attempt however, and her
voice trembled as she said:
Abe, ,mebbe you've heard about our
Mary29
Just little. says.I. hope she's
well and as good looking as usual.'
Ne. Abe. she amt bit well. and I
shouldn't be bit surprised If her spirit
sailed away at any hour. AS for looks
she mas aged ten years in two weeks.
It's an awful blow on girl like her.
you know
It's breach Of promise suit. Amt
it2"
That's it. Abe You remember when
those fellers were here last fall with
their wire fencing was ag'in it from
the start told Eli that 1t wasn't
natural and that nothing good could
come of it. and I was true prophet.
Cne of the fellers fell In love with
Mary Mebbe you heard about it?''
Seems as If did /"
''You must have. as everybody was
talking. Yes. he fell in love with
Mary, and she fell in love with him.
and the way they did spoon around was
something awful It didn't do no good
TO talk to her. Mary is like a mule
when she gets her mind made up. Az
ter the Teller had hung around here Tor
two weeks he had TO move on. and then
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05

tacy wrote letters to each other Here
arc the letters he wrote nut after few
weeks he cooled of on her and fell in
love with another We are now going
to have him sued for breach OF prom
se
Docs Mary want to take the case
into court?" asked.
no. she don't. nor Eli either, but
I'm going to make en-. I've got my
dander mp and will fight to the end. Ell
says we haven't got case and want
10 ask ron about IL Ace. when isl.
Ter writes to a girl that he'd give the
whole world for sight Of the tip Of her
nose he's in love. amt hep
Il should say he was"
And when he writes that he can't eat
nor sleep nor put Up wire fencing for
thinking of her. he's got It purity Lad.
hasn't he?"
For sure.'
And when he goes on 70 say that
they'll live in a woodbino cottage and
squeeze hands and listen to the songs
OF the nightengales it means that he
expects to marry her take it,
1T looks tina, way
and when he sits down and fggers
thar they can live on 81 week, when
he says that the world ID hollow
uockery without her. when he writea
that she's an angel from heaven and
has made him the happiess man on
earth. mes committed himseIf. hasn't
he?"
Gle certainly has, and I'm telling you
10 in my official capacity
That's what says to FL and Mary,
and I'm going to town 70 see lawyer
and sue that wire feneer for $4,000
damages Abe. I'm spartan mother
WHATS thar
4 dunno. but I'm one Of EN-. and
I'll mYer rest TIL make that Teller
hopscotes. Yes. Sit: III stand him on
his head and SaIls All over him and
crunch him into the ssrth ard then Ma
r. shall marry a millionaire and ride
over bis dast in hsr.carsiage Goodhy.
Abe inst tell eyeTybods that you've
seen me- and had talk and that afore
get through gith this thing every
rod of wire fencing IN this esunsy will
tie przzIng ike gale 81 rid and hot
enough to burn 4 hole through sleep
skin.
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the world. would become famous and re-
nowned. wouldn't hep
certainly But what mas all this to do
with your planting dozen different
things IN one bed?'
Just this: ! am going to prove the
truth or falsity of this moon business.
II ! prove it. shall become Bowser. the
savant and worlds friend. If I fail only
the two Of Us will krow it and the world
will be none The worse off,
But how can YOU prove or disprove
saeh thing asked Mrs. Bowser
ny experiment of course Tonight is
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05
M'MURPHY's FLATS.
The Janitor Tells the German Gro
Ger of Some Stirring Incidents.

Ger of Some Stirring Incidents.
Copyright 1901 by & r l.ewis1
The janitor OF McMurphys fats. ac-
companied by his asthma. looked bro
ken hearted as he entered the German
grocery, and he was sorrowfully re-
garding the sign of Two of These For
Nickel" when the grocer finished sell
ing a dozen elothespins 10 a lame wo-
man and approached and queried:
"VheIl, Mr.. Sprocket, how she yhas
now?"
MY asthma I'm still chuck full of
IT, out I'm not complaining. saved
me from carrying in a ton of coal yes
-terday, and its tiptop good excuse
for not keeping the halls clean. You
can ask a janitor who is wind broken
to peril his life, can you. Mr. wasser-
man -
I.denlt pellet so. If we don't hat
some wind. We vhas no good. Ind
how vhas dose tenants NIT der fat?"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05

trees. a grape arbor and an artificial
lake would help things along she OBJ
served.
lust so. | was expecting you. to say
something mean When you under
stand my object. however. you may
change your mind shall now proceed
to sow and plant. and when ! have fin
ished yon can send the cook out to
gather the 5000 clothespins. the 3oeo
forks and the 1000 spoons have dug up
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05
HONEST ABE. U. S. N.



Copyright, 1901, by G. b. Lcwis)
When | got along to Hiram Green's
with his weekly paper the other day
| found him pacing up and down in
front of his gate in an excited state of
mind. and ! hadn't time to ask him the
cause of his trouble before he said:
say. Abe, I've heen thrown down
with the durnde1 kind of kerwol-
loo."
Been wrassllng with your old spot
tel bun?" | asked.
NO. You remember that my Wits
died two years ago, don't your
Il believe ! 10"
well, I've been a widower ever
since, and am yet though its net my
fault Mebbe you've heard that 1 was
sort Of spooking around the Wilder
Carter. She Is w!ddeg, anu I'm a
widdercr, and it seemed oeytecly nat
eral that we sa5uld hitch up together.
I've been dropping in on her every fow
nights Tor the last six months, and
she alIus seemed glad to see me. When
| talked love. she'd smile, and when
talked OF marriage. she'd blush like
hen Why. Abe. was so sure that she
reciprocated NY &t'ectons, as they
call en-, that Id have bet 40 bushels
of turnips ag'in peck OF corn :hlt
could marry her off any day"
And what's happened?' asked
Well, went over there last nigh.
to pop the question and after sitting
around awhile. | popped thought il
was dead sure thing, Of course. Int
the wilder riz up and give me the cold
throw down
She refused YOU you mean
She did, and she spoke in plain Eng
fish, too. Yes. sir she refused my
heart and hand as plump as mud and
when | got outdoors was so giddy in
the head that / walked half a mile in
the wrong direction why. Abe, the
shiyers are stiIl creeping up and down
ny back. and / cart hardly draw
long breath
Put she mhst have explained why
sac refused yoa
Yes J believe she did. size said our
spirits wasn't in harmon or some such
thing and tina; whilei 9orld be want
ing boned dinners she'd be signing for
quail on toast | didn't sleep wink
all last night. and haven't eaten any
breakfast, and I'm takiag.it hard Abe.
mighty hard. I'm Kind u thinking OF
committing suicide
Nonsense sad. ~ onc wild
der wont have rpm, tnen try another.
= can't Abe, he replied, with tears
in his eyes aThea a man OF my age
has got the cold kerGop. he hasn't any
spunk left sbsn't be no good to ny
self nor ANYBODY else for the rest OF
ny life Abe. sou are the government.
Amt your
Well. represeat the postmaster
general the administration. the United
States and the constitution. and if
should meet load Of has on the road
it would have TO tufn cut for me-
That's what l faoaght. and n you've
got 10 ston az the widdeT's this morn
ing ! want you to do me faror +
want you to tell bet that its the opin-
ion Of the government that shes made
TIRE biggest mistake Of ner lie and that
If she marrlss anybody else sae4I hare
DOLLS and tootaaeae and rheumatism all
the rest Of her days Make II mighty
strong. Al. Maka her feel what she
missed By turning me down and give
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05

He Laid OF "a Plot in the Back Yard
and began Work.
experimental bed. Later on | will lay
the whole yard out into circles, cres-
cents. crosses, etc
What sort of experiment. she
asked.
Il willinform you later on this even
ing. | shall rather mix things up in
this bed. ! shall set out onions. tema-
toes and flowers, and shall plant the
seeds Of cucumbers and melons and po-
tatoes and add few hills of corn.
Il should think that few apple
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05

pened. Then the O'Spliivan offspring
got out their goat. the dago kids ran
out their push cart, and the picxqnin-
MES trctted out two dogs and pail of
whitewash, and after playing around
for spell they all tried to go up stairs
at once. Thesewas . jam and fight,
OF course. and ! thought McMulphy $
fats had been nit by the last end Of a
cyclone
What awful times What awful
times!H gasped the. grocer as he turned
a tomato over in itssbox to conceal a
bruise.
When got up stairs the goat, dogs
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-05
Palmett Liv,r Nj ulclnr cures ,ldi
Rtsuon. Price lUc For sale h>
1y Dr.. Van Sm,lh's Drug s ore
minatrelo OnInR.

Aliens New Orleans minstrels had a
full house, Or full tent, at their OPEN
ing performances last evening, and
every nOdy IN ut enhance wus pleas. d
win the entertai, ment afr rded. 1t
was clean, free from anything o ! c-
tinna'l- whatever, u d newer by ,ar
than many minstrel c mpanies serp IN
the opera house. The mu.i. was good.
There a'e some excel ent voices IL the
company, aid tn. d Dc'ug "as strictly
up 10 Date The rak. walking 10 y
strong feature and rouR bt forth great
app ,aune The two h.rda made q gOOd
showing on the 8 re. ts II, noon today.
The performance will: be repeated ag@in
this evening in the big tent 90 Rusk,
brtween' Fifth ard Sixth streets, ard
the tent will no doubt be crowded It
Is particularly worthy OF mention tn It
greater courtesy IL accorded patrons ny
the ushers and attendants than Is
casually witnessed In tent shows - Fort
WS E,T xas) Nail Telegram, Toes
tY,a. &.ttmber % b.
The above company will appear here
/ April OH.