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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Larger
Than Expected Yesterday.
MARKET 5 TO 1Oc LOWER
Cattle Supply was to Light TO
Make Market
MARKET 5 TO Zoe LOWER

There was liberal run Of hogs yester-
day and the market was eve TO ten cents
higher. The bulk Of sales were made at
the ten cents advance There were no
fancy heavy hogs on the market but there
were some good enough to bring seven
dollars. The rise in the market yester-
day and the further fact that prime heavy
hogs II Kansas City brought $40, the
highest point reached in. several weeks.
was a substantial indication OF the asser-
ton in this paper Yesterday morning
that the packers We're using the market
reports 10 bear the markets and that
there We're no such dealers in the Missouri
C4ver markets as wore reputed in the
oispatches II those reports had been
founded on fact q tcn-cent rise could
never have brought prices back 10 the
vigorous kick sent out from Denver and
q growl came from the commission men
ar Chicago. but the Eagle was the frst
paper between the mOIntaius and the
Great Lakes 10 call the attention Of the
stock raisers 70 this condition Of the mar
ket- Some OF the late arrivals were held
over last night. for the reason that the
sellers held for higher prices than the
buyers were willing TO pay. The commits
SION men claimed that the buyers we're
Eul trying To regulate sales 10y these
fictitious reported declines IN the east
ern markets that never naterialzed. The
buyers claimed they We're bidding an the
market would justify and that the point
OF difference was that they and the sell
lers differed as TO the quality of the hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
LECTURE ON PASSION PLAY
y. G.Denning VIII Appear at Friends
University MAY -

The Young Meas and Young Women >
Christian Association OF Friends Univsr-
sity have secured Mr. y. e. Denniug 20
give his illustrated lecture The Tragic
Movement Of the Passion PLAY ~ $.
This promises to he one Of the besS lee
lures that has come 90 Wichita this year.
Mr.. Denning Travelled throughout Eu-
rope in 1900. and witnessed the Passion
Play ia that year ia Oberammergsu. He
became acquainted with The principal
characters and was the guest Of Sehastin
I.angcaraphas in tho Passion PlaF ~ that
year thus he speaks from n personal
knowledge Of the play and people
For more than 90 years the peasants
of this mountain village have solemn.y
Kept their VOW 20 perform the passion
play every ten years. u God would stay
the ravages of plague fri their cottage
homes. We were surprised beyond meas
ure SAYS Mr. Usnniur. Nowuere in
the world can You End better acting. and
the spirit and effect Of The play are
deeply religious in every sense ~ THE
word The actors are the German peas
ants Of the Tyroi-wood carters. pcfters
carpenters. taiiors. etc.. ard thfF haVe
an retained the simple charm N their
country lifo In rcurlou thef a-g Roman
Catholics alI n them hut the trxi ~ the
Passion PLAY D. taken as f1r ts possible
fron the bible itself ard a. teaches uo
creed. but presents Christ as Che ono
universal teacher and Hedeemer ~ men
aIr. Denu'ne while giving tha riav in
STORY. VIII use Edisuns urol .rt'ue k.re-
toec0pe and moving pictures ~ Illustrate.
The slides used rsere made tp order ffe-n
negatives taken in oeerammefEas in lss
fv the German concessionaire ~ the exc
elusive right % phoforrarh tsr irdsfilual
actors tahleau1s ara scenes ~ fHe haa-
Sion piav They are cainrei lF tHe frfrf
artists and.refeal every detail in Use rich
oriental costumes and scenery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
"oLD sHEP" is GONE.
He Was Shipped to Kansas City In
Car of Hoqs.

There was great sorrow at the stock
yards yesterday. "Old Shep." the yard
dog, is gone. Superintendent Dulaney
gave him TO John Carrot. the buyer for
Armour, and he was shipped TO Kansas
City in a car with hogs. Inspector Dad
Tiford is heart broken and big-hcarted
Jack Osborn is ready TO fight with any
body who says Old Shep was not the
best hand at the yards Old Shep was
lying in the scale house yesterday wait
ing for the buyers to get ready 70 weigh
up another car load OF hogs. when Marsh
P2ugh came driving one f0Tlorn hog up
the alley. The hog turned the corner Of
the alley and did not see Marsh
and thought one Of the hogs had broken
out OF the pens and he sailed out To run
1t back The hog ran against thte fence
and tore a hole in his shoulder and then
Marsh kicked Dulaney told Carrot that
he might have the dog if he would take
him away from the yards. and in less
time than s. takes to tell Il Carrot had
IT. d car that he had just loaded
with hogs Mr. Carrot rushed into the
telegraph Office and telegraphed 20 his
son in Kansas City: Meet stock train
and get dog out of car 2236 Valuable.
Sell him to Mansur If he VIII give you
500"
Old Shep was the subject OF converse
ton for the rest Of the day. Some Of
the yard men made mp with L. T. Lewis
of Pond Creek 70 steal old Shep out OF the
car and take him down town and ship
him 20 POND Creek by express They cut
across the yards 70 head off the train. but
.hey were too late. Mr.. Lewis said old
Shep would have a good home "a long
as he lived II he could get him Sir
Lewis knew the value Of the dog They
called him old Shep but he was a young
canine. He knew when the engines gave
four whistles that there was stock % be
unioaded. and be was always first at
She docks. When the car door was
opened Shep would run over the backs
OF the hogs and get IN the FAR end -
tthe car and bark 10 scare them ont and
he would DO the same thing when they
We're weighed on the scales He could
beat any three men at the yards loading
cattle He was friendly with anybody
about the yards durinE business houts.
but when business was over a. wanted
everybody 10 stay out of the yards except
Jack Osborn. the night watchman IIe
was entirely too good dog 90 be sent
20 Kansas city with q car load ~ hogs.
II he had To * he ought 70 have been
sent in q palace ear.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
CONDITION IS SERIOUS
But 55 Per Cent Of wheatIs In Good
feUafffou

According % the weekly report ~ The
kansas state Miuers association. There
IS hut $ per cent of she wheat En- solth
central Kansas in good condition There
has been Continuous srnutn over almost
the entire sshcat area u thc state ard
tht condition ~ wheat has become ser-
sous matter. 4 good rain fell over t1e
Southeastern portion ~ the wheat telt
last sunday ana ire reports from tnat
section are favora BE. Unless there is "a
good rain over che entire wheat area q
the state ~ Kansas within The nezt tea
davs there VIII DC rather short errors =
hard wheat harvested fkis year.
Where May cr soft wheat = growr. IRE
conditions are better ard marked .rl-
pr5Eernent & shown hut THIS area is -
small thaf the amount rrrirred wIii rot
materially eject tle tnfai rrnfnetio1 -
thfs state a great deal - ths - q 3hesr
has been ricHed ~ ard fhe Eroan3
rIarsrrf in rrrr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
CITY IN BRIEF.

James NUNS. who has been i'll for some
time. is improving.
Miss Edna Hunter OF Wellington was
Wichita visitor yesterday.
Mr. Clint Rhoades OF Peabody visited
friends IN this city yesterday.
Mrs. Joe Harmon left yesterday Tor
visit with her sister al Augusta
Mrs. Warren Brown visited wichita
yesterday Her home is at Augusta.
The law firm OF Sfatson < Matsoa have
moved their offices TO looms 49S-as Wiane
building
Thomas Shaw expects TO be moved in q
couple OF days. HIS new headquarters are
strictly pleasant.
Mr- F. l. wilkins OF Kinghsher. o. T.
made visit to this city yesterday and
returned last night
Mr. c. L. Martz Of Rocky Ford township
yesterday brought in three coyotes and
received $ therefor
Mr.. Geo. Freegard Of Cheney was 4
visitor in Wichita Tor business purposes
Mr. Stephen Went was in the city yes
terday.
Nj and Mrs George Carter are very
happy over the arrival Of = bouncing
baby boy al their homo. 625 Roberts ave-
hue. Friday morning.
Mr. r. L. Gilmore and family have NOV
ed 10 the city from Joplin Missouri and
have located permanently at Gil Ohio ave-
nue.. Mr.. Gilmore is highly pleased with
the city and is glad of his change
a farmer from Viola township yester-
day remarked on the streets Of Wichita:
We'll, il rains twice in Kansas, once
toe soon and once too late" And the
general knocker standing by looked saw
ager than ever.
Stewart & Burns yesterday sold seven
lots on Jackson avenue between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets for S7Oo Grant x
Eillingsley We're the purchasers. and it is
said that they viii build en- them TO the
extent Of three or four cottages.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
% Mr.. G.. W. Fish and Miss Viola Hart.
which VIII take place at the brides aunt's
Mrs D. y. Harris, on May 26 at 7.30 p.
II. The bride is a clerk AT one OF the
leading dry goods stores and the groom
is an operator. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Fish viii depart for Carleton.
Missouri. where the groom has a position
with the Frisco railway company. They
leave a host OF friends who wish them
a long and happy life. On the Goth Of May
the bride Will receive S2.N0 from the death
o. her uncle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
BASEBALL.
National League Games.

/ BOSTON, Z, BROOKLYN,
/ New York. May 2-Boston defeated
Brooklyn today in the second game Of
their series at Washington Park 1t was
a rather tame exhibition of baseball.
/ Attendance 2,10o. Score:
RHE
Boston ...............1 o 2 @ 90 GO o. ,
! Brooklyn .-...--..---1 @ % j o o o % 4
Batteries Pitunger and Moran; Dono-
van ana Ahearn.
CHICAGO =; CINCINNATI, s.
The Chicagos were oUtplayed in all de-
Dartments of the game today, Cincinnati
doing much cleaner fielding and hitting at
the right time attendance, 5000. Score:
RHE
Chicago ...............1OO0 OO1O-2 9 4
Cincinnati ............00 11OO0-5 Il o
Batteries-St. Yrain and Kahoe; Currie
and PETIT.
PITTSBURG. 4: ST. LOUIS. /.
Pittsburg May Wicker made the best
showing OF any St Louis pitcher so far in
the series His one bad inning was the
fourth when three runs We're made. At
tendance 2,190 Score:
Pittsburg ..........-..1 0 O s 0 o Of
ST. Louis ..............O1 0O0 000-1 3
Batteries Lever and O'Connor; Wicker
ana Ryan.
NEW YORK. >; PHILADELPHIA
New York April I'm one Of the festest
games played this season the New York
team defeated Philadelphia at the Polo
grounds Today, making their sixth straight
victory since last Saturday. Bowermans
batting was the feature. Attendance {, POO.
Score:
r II Z
Philadelphia .........0oOoOOO1OI 4 /
Now York ............0 I % OLE 80 IL
Batteries-Felix and Jacklitsch; Evans
and Bowerman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
BACK WINDOW FOUND OPEN.
Suspicious Signs CT Robber in a wich-
tia Bark.

Yesterday morning when the CONNER
cial bank Of this icty was opened up. sus-
pic.ous signs were IN evidence that some
one had been prowling around inside the
partition OF iron railing. All the doors
and window were locked and tho person
who was inside must have got there By
crawling through q considerable sized APP
erture in this partition Nothing WAS
stolen. bat Mr.. J 5. Dawson became wor-
rled over the signs and last night q guard
kept watch over the bank.
About ] O'Clock this morning IL was dis
covered that back window in the build
ing. which Is the old Arkansas Valley
bank. was raised about two inches. Tie
bank was thoroughly gone over. but
everything was in perfect order. The
question is. was the window Jeff open
through carelsssness or is some bank rob
Der figuring on operating on this Wichita
hank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
COMING LOCAL c,EHTs

The last meeting Of the Contemporary
club for the season viii be held this
evening at the home of the Misses Sta
ley. at the corner Of Thirteenth street
and Fairview avenue. DR.. c. 5. Sargent
viii lead the discussion. IN addition. there
Will be music and refreshments. AL are
urgently requested TO be present.
Labor Union 1926 of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor Will hold a meeting in
the l. O. .. F. hall on East Douglas
avenue Saturday evening May 3. at 5
o clock. Addresses viii be made and n
generally interesting time is anticipated
The speakers are Judge Thomas Wilson
Senator James TapR c. II. Luling. W. T.
Matson. ollie Bell and others. The meet
ing is a public one. but special invita-
ton is extended 20 laboring men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
WILL PLAY BALL.
Friends and Lewis Academy Team
VIII Contest.

The baseball fever is getting into the
cts about right nowadays This warm
weather Is just what the boss want 70
make them play right. and e is not TOO
hot for the spectators 10 enjov the game
from the bieachers.
This afternoon the lovers n TIE sport
VIII have che opportunity ~ seeing q hot
same played on ihe Hess athletic field ~
Friends university. The Friends team
wil play -he team from Lewis academy
The Friends team have SHOWN their a5il
'tv % play the same. and play K right
The academy team has made fair rec
ord this season and can put u7 as hot an
article - bah rs VIII ~ seen in NE city.
The 50 ne v-iI he called PROMPTLY ~ l5
ana everybody should - cu hand ~ that
time
The next ont u town game rhe Friends
risv VIII be the WlnE1id team Thcs have
g ready been here. having played The s,fir-
mount team on AFrl . * Fairu-oaat
park ard defeating then
TIE winfield hoys ~il PLAY the cuake-s
o. Tuesday. on the Hess athletic fcla
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03

This large four-story building Il al
mlEably nJted snd furnished Tor the care
Of the sick No loathsome or contagious
diseases admitted. but ala other diseases
that are usually treated "a hospitals ara
successfully treated hers. including
Whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed. WomHn. married
or single. can had a safe retreat here
curing confinement. and a home in every
case found for the child Il required. A
home Tor The poor ana r.ch clikc, as al
operations and mecical treatment are
free and the only charge that Is made 20
the ordinary hospital Zee. which Is tast
enough 20 pay the running expenses q
the institution. The best OK references
given when required. Write Tor circular
20 the Martha Washington Home"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03

s6.S5a7.oo; light, s6e5G6.95; bulk Of sales,
S6.S5GII0.
sheep-Receipts 1000; steady; lambs
weak, good 10 choice wethers, S5.5Ja6.29;
fair to choice mixed. S. 4505.55; western
sheep, $3.50 90. western lambs. $3.50 $50
ohicial yesterday: Receipts, Cattle:
l.j39; hogs, p $50; sheep. 1922.
shipments: Cattle, 2,9'3; hogs, 4ts9;
sheep, 3.125.
Kansas City.
Kansas Cisy, May 2.-Cattle-Receipts
1850 natives: 90 Texans . calves; market
steady 10 weak. Choice export and dress
cd beef. S6.7547-25; fair 70 good. S5-ooQ6-Io;
stocEers and feeders, s-;-bTst5.5e; western
fed steers. $LS5N61o. Texans and inciau
steers. s3.f5W5.95. Texas cows, S2.5el14-90,
native cows. $2.9)N5.50. native Refers. g
96-5e Gamers, S2-e4275; bulls. S2-2545.i3'
Ifogs-Receipts. 6.503; market active; Zoe
higher, closing firm; tor. $40, bulk Of
sales. SG.9507-25; heavy S1-2eQl 40, mixed
packers. SI10G7.30; light. S6.69@l; workers.,
s7.naft7l). pigs S6.NG6.s0.
Sheep-Receipts 80. Best steady; 9TH
Crs easy. Native lambs. S5.50a7-20; west
ern lambs s5.75GT.I5; native wethers. s.55Tl
10. western Wefhers s5.7o07.f5. fed ewes,
S5.o505.70: yeerlings. $f.11f6.20; Texas clip
ped sheep. s11505-29: feeders, S3-l0GI5.00.
St. Louis.
st. Louis. May 2.-CattIe-Receipts2 500,
Including Go TeXars. Market steady.
Beef steers Sf0p1je.76. stoCkers and feed
Texas steers. grassers. S}.30lf4g5. fed. 81 %
U6e-. cows and heifers. S251G425.
Hogs ReceiDts 3o1a Market &c higher.
Pigs and lights >6.f90G.75; packers $G.75T
Gs1. butchers s6S5d725
SheeD-Receipts 200. Market steady. Ma
tivcs Si59Q6-25, lambs $5.eG1.50.
ST. Joseph.
ST. Joe May 2.-Cattie-RcCeipts 275;
steady. natives S5.l5gt.95 COWS and heif-
ers. sl-25N625, veals- S3.25l600; stockers
acd feeders. s2GGU525.
ifocs-Rcceiprs 61a market Zoe higher:
ligHt ard light mixed. S5.s5ft7-15: medium
and heavy. SI0}07-91: pigs S43516.09
Sheep-Reccipts $500. market steady.
Western lambs 5615TLo1; western sheep
- 1f615
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. May 2.-There was some
striking declines in the opening dealings.
including a number OF important stocks.
but the majority Of prices We're fair
Louisville was lifted three points De-
troit Southern rose rs. Pennsylvania was
active, 4,S00 shares selling at I54,. 10 1919
compared with 1875 lass night The deal
ings wre only Of moderate proportions.
There was aggressive buying of few
specialues, but the general trend was
downward. Colorado Fuel declined below
l05, and there was losses of / % ~ in
Northwestern preferred. New York New
Haven and Hartford. and Chicago TerIni-
nal preferred. illinois Central advanced
IL, and the Chicago. indianapolis and
Louisville shares gained 25sG3. with some
reactions. Louisville FL back over q
point and Detroit Southern more than
lost its opening gain. Chicago and East
crn Illinois rose , and Keokuk and Des
Moines points. New York Air Brake
lost 424 TO le1, rallied 10 $50. and yielded
> points again. International Power open
ed points lower. at par. fell 10 $ on the
next sale. and rallied 70 So Toward II
o clock sugar was lifted to l255s and there
was q Improvement in St. Paul which
benefited active stocks somewhat.
The market save way under a heavy
selling movement al around which put
Sugar. Illinois Central and PENNSYLVANIA
all but i per cent Of its three point gain.
but rallied les and many prominent
stocks suffered large losses The selling
was largely directed against St. Paul.
Colorado Fuel and the coalers. which fell
between ! and "a points. Many other
stocks in various departments lost 10 ?
points. Pullman dropped 3 and New Haven
/. Anaconda improved !. American Dis
trict Telegraph :. and Interrs ional Sill
yer 35s. Bonds were easier at ~,
Louisville rose buOyanuy 10 tx. which
was II over last night. The rally
reached TO II in ST. Paul. Pennsylvania
Brooklyn Transit. Sugar and Colorado
Fuel but was not well held. The mar
ket became dull and then sagged again.
Louisville reacting II. Long Island ad-
vanced .. and Locomotive stocks lost
about a point.
The market was intensely dull and
the movements unimportant outside of
Louisville. which arose anew TO 1875. The
stiff money rates current dampened bull
speculation. Tennessee Coal sold off ~
and the Pacihcs were under pressure
again. At o'clock international Power
sold mp to l02. compared with s., the low
est of the morning and 1o3 yesterday 5
close.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
COTTON MARKET.

New York. May 2.-Co;t0n-Srot closed
quiet. Lice lower middling uplands Q HIS;
middirC gulf . 15-1Gc; No sales.
New York May 2-Cottou-Fu tures on
ened barely steady. MAY. june and July
9.35, August 917. September So, October
SIS; November. December and January,
$50.
Galveston. Texas. May Cotton steady
LIVERPOOL. May Spot limited
demand. prices I'D lower. American mid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
New YORK Monnu Market

New York April 2-tClose}- Money on
call firm az 6d10 per cent closed offered
per cent. prime mercantile paper 49,
per cent. strong. unchanged and easier
with actual business IN bankers bills at
sixty DAYS; posted rates. 81 S6fi4 S,i1s and
81 ssh G4f9. commercial bills s4Ss2sE4 $50
Bar silver S9a.c. Mexican dollars, sic.
Government bonds steady. state bonds
inactive. railroad bonds weak
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
THE wsATHEM.

Wash-nst,u Say 2-Fo-ecsst Tor kan
sas-Showtrs sra ecoier saturday. Sunday
fair. soath winds. hecaninS sariaa Die
oklahoma ana intlan Territory Partly
cloudy. showers ard cooler at night or
Sunda5 south Winds. becoming variable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03

2 red cash elevator size; track s21zIS41sc.
May lsAc; July l54751sc; September 76c;
No. hard 771zGS0c.
Corn-Lower. No. cash exc; track ST.
46ee, May exc; July sc; September 6l1zc.
Oats-LoweT. No : cash He; track 45Q
45i.c; May PIC: July &c; September 2sls
gZ91<c. No. 2 white 4sG4szsc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03

DETROIT. o. CLEN Ella ND. 8
Detroit Nay 2.7TDetroit punched hits in
the seventh inning again this afternoon
ana TOOK the second game Of the series
rom CieN tltiio' faffetta o-oase hit IN
.iii9 Aili.S WIN Ivy" on oases Was the Ie'i-
lures Attendance LOW. score
,a+-,t4 ooooooo n Il = 2
-, $3.50
Batteries-Yea and Mcclure; Taylor
ana heilis-
WASHINGTON, :; PHILADELPHIA. g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
HOG SALES.


The receipts Of cattle We're SO light
yesterday that there was practically no
market There is n0 occasion 10 warn
farmers to hold back their fat cattle i'm
this section. There are evidently very
few 10 hold
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03

TTRIIE -1ee@ - 5tis-zs szart-cli4rig SCI.
ii aoc1t Coz ap70Es a11 gilsil J3Eress, "a
v5l2- eTc- lad eacrzL 81 teeZ-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03
EIdridqe Commission Co,
CATTLE. HOGs I'D sHEEP.

Stock Yards. Vicente kan
Cons 81 you- stock a. us lar best posi-
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our Work all tna strlCt bush - ltts-
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c. 2. Johnson & CO.

Lave stock Gonzales ga s-rv-a ne
Office: Stock Yards Exchange Build.
ing, Wioi its. Phone 4e5.
Fifteen years experience IN the business
ena bles Us 10 secure best results Tor our
customers. Market Quotatic-s furnished
upon request Money furnished 10 feeders.
Reference: Kansas National Sank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-03

ronized by the clergy ~ an denomina-
lions. many of them declaring that .it
was better than "a Thousand sermons" IL
viii b. presented here and staged with
al Of the original scenery. costumes and
realistic effects
THE GILPINS AT THE TOLER
The Giipins az the Toler May S 20 10.
The show for thinkers. show for fun
lovers. the show that has made millions
laugh. The Gnpius famous hypuotists.
known from ocean toe ocean as the unais-
puted leaders Of an fun-makC-s- in i
roaring repertoire OF hypnosis preseutiug
hypnotism as IL is. Critics say they have
no equal. Don't forget THE date. May s.
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