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Amador ledger., 1903-01-09
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. r C. Rnsr. 11rncr

Estate of NJ. T. Gorman-Will ad
mitted to probate.
Estate and guardianship of Eva
Deletis, minor-Victor Rocco appoint.
ed guardian upon giving bond in the
sum of $3.50.
Guardianship of Matilda Gilardi,
minor-Final account allowed as pre-.
sented.
Estate of Antonio Besseghini-Peti,
tion for final distribution filed. Jan
uary ii appointed for hearing same.
Estate of F. A. Clute-Petition Tor
distribution filed. January IA appoint
ed for hearing same.
The civil and criminal calendar was
called on Jan. 5, and acted upon as
follows.
Chas. Kretcher VS. James O'Brien OF
al-Set for trial January ); jury waived
by plaintiff
r. c. Rust presented his commission
as judge of the superior court for the
full term of six years, commencing Jan
uary D. 1903 which was ordered spread
in full upon the minutes.
William C. Sherwood VS.. w. F.
Arbuckle ct al-Passed, to be set on S
days notice.
NEW SUITS.
a. w. Kerr VS.. L. n. Martel, r.
LeDouX ct al-Suit to recover the sum
OF 5000 on note given to plaintiff by l..
N. Martell on Jan. g. 1885, and bearing
interest at 1 per cent per month, in
terest payable quarterly, and if not so
paid, to be added to principal and bear
interest in like manner. Said note
was secured by mortgage on 800 acres
in sec 20 range u; interest due on
said note S5l 40; wherefore Judgment is
asked for S651. 40 and interest, costs of
suit, and 20 per cent of amount due as
attorney fee, and foreclosure of mort
gagged premises. D. B. Spaenoli at
torney for plaintiff.
Amador ledger., 1903-01-09
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

tThe Following instruments have been filet
for record in the recorders office since our las
| report. We publish a complete list of docu
ments recorded, and must decline to accede t.
any request to suppress any document from
these columns. Don't ask us to do SOL
DEEDS.
Mary Goss to Fred Questa ct ux-16;
acres comprising E4 of SE4 of sec %
also W. of same quarter sec in twp 6 Z
+ 10 q, 80; also 3 acres in NE1 of sec
32 twp 6 10e.
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE.
E. A. Cavanaro and L. D. Baciga-
lupl OF Calaveras, to Mrs. Leah Bamert
-l6O acres in Amador county; 81.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Agreement for deed-Luis Fopiano
ct al to DIR. Thomas Boyson OIL Ply
mouth, on Blue Jay and Klondike
quartz claims, DrytOwn district; 81.
Certificate of sale to Nj. B. Church
by U S Gregory-Certain lands recent
ly held by the East May yaower Gold
Co., .Amador county; $3.50
MINING NOTICES.
Notices of location = DR.. Thomas
Boyson on Pinetree quartz claim, Ply
mouth district.
j. N. Glavinick on Astoria quartz
claim, Middle Bar district.
Geo. w. Brown, Ed of sec twp n
r II quartz claim, Middle Bar district.
Geo. Tureinovich on the Tureinovich
quartz claim, Middle Bar district.
j. l.. Pulich on Elephantine quartz
claim, Middle Bar district.
Charles Clark on Littlefield quartz
claim, jackson district.
Matthew Tyler on Tellurium, Tenn
essee and HOOsier Bay quartz claims,
Volcano district.
G. Rossi on Rams Horn claim, Vol
eano district.
Geo. w. Hadiey on Posey Hill placer
claim, Oleta district.
Chas. L. Hagberg on Hilda quartz
claim, Volcano district.
L. f. and E. J. Payton on Bald Rock
mine, Volcano district.
o. Olsen on Lammet quartz claim,
Volcano district.
Frank Turner on South Star quartz
claim, Volcano district.
Proofs of labor-Geo. Turcinoyich
on Wetzlar quartz claim, jackson dist.
]. F. Parks on North Clyde mine,
jackson district.
Geo. r. Evans on Earle, Bully Boy,
and Severance placer mines, Volcano
district
L. L. Cuneo on Marguerite claim,
Clinton district.
John A. Bennetts on Last Chance
mine, Amador district.
Mrs, P. Q. Peck on China Gulch
gravel claim, Volcano district.
John Porter on Pioneer quartz claim,
Volcano district.
Lorenzo Delucchi on Columbus gravel
claim, Volcano district.
Lorenzo Oneto on Elmore quartz
mine, Volcano district
Joseph Ghiradelli on Lancha Plana
quartz claim, Lancha Plana district.
John E. Keigan on 40 acre quartz
claim, Forest Home district.
Arthur Miller on Red Hill quartz
mine, Oleta district.
o. Olsen on Sunny South quartz
mine, Volcano district.
s. Guiliani ct al on New Century
placer claim, Volcano district.
6. B. Cassinelli on Red Star and Me
Quade or Lone Star quartz claims, VOL
cano district.
Claude Wilson on American Flat
placer claim, Drytown district.
Joe Williams on Austrian quartz
claim, Dryto district
Amador ledger., 1903-01-09
John Chinn and Friends Celebrate

John Chinn entertained number of
his friends at his home on Main street
last Monday, the occasion being a
birthday celebration of himself and
wife, both having been born on the
same day of the month. A number OF
choice magnums of champagne were
opened, and the respective healths oI
John and his better half were toasted
with great enthusiasm by those present.
Amador ledger., 1903-01-09
You Know WHAT You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle showing
that 1t is simply Iron and Quinine in
tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay. SOC,
Amador ledger., 1903-01-09
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Old Board Retires and the New Board
Convenes.

The board of supervisors met Mon
day, Jan. ., 1903, All old members
being present, and transactiug busi-
ness until II noon, when the new men,
bers took their seats.
Minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
Bills were approved and ordered paid
as follows:
Amador ledger., 1903-01-09
License Collections.

The statement of the license col
lector for the past quarter shows col
lection of the following sums:
Amador ledger., 1903-01-09

Old Judge is the finest whiskey made.
ASK for it. No other brand can COM
pare with it. Be convinced by an
actual test.
Olives, salami, swiss. limburger,
Martins cream and California cheese
at Caminetti's Mkt.
c. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
lug. Hours-9 to u a. IN; 1 to 5 p. m
Saturdays 9 to II a. m; to p. m.
Amador ledger., 1903-01-09
The crowned heads of every nation,
The rich men, poor men and misers
All join in paying tribute to
DaWitt'S ittla Earlu RiSarS

DC W IuU LTUUIG LdTIy hISGTS.
II. Williams, San Antonio, Ten. =,
writes: Little Early Riser Pills are the
best L ever used in my family. l un-
hesitatingly recommend them to every
body. They cure Constipation, Bill
iousness, Sick Headache, Torpid Liver,
Jaundice, Malaria and ali other liver
troubles. Kerr's Pharmacy, Jackson
Amador ledger., 1903-01-09
Grand Jurors.

The following have been listed by
the superior court for the ensuing year:
P. Dwyer, V. Podesta, L. j. Fon-
tenrose, U S Gregory, Jas. Meehan,
John w. Petty, S. G. Spagnoli, D. Nc
Call, Bernard Hammer, I. N. Chit
wood, Frank Frates, C. Fl. Bonham,
John A. Votaw, Joseph Schilling, A.
Cassinelli, Henry Griffin, Morris Brinn,
A. B. Mclaughlin, F. N. Soracco, NJ.
D. Nixon, c. Dabovich, E. NJ. Culbert,
A. Levaggi, NJ. Leach, D. Burke, Geo.
NJ. Roberts, c. II. Shields, w. S.
Weymouth, F. B. LeMoin, John E.
Brown.
There is more catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease, and prescrib-
ed local remedies, and by constantly
falling to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be constitutional
disease, and therefore requires consti-
tutlonal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. j. Cheney
q Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only consti-
tutional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and muscous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address, FL. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
HAWKEYE
TEACHERS

CARROLL. lows. March is.-Thia
place has espitulatcd 70 an invasion
Of school teachers. who have come 10
attend the fsarth annual convention
Of the Central Iowa Teachers assoei-
alton. Arriving trains This mcralnk
brought scores q teachers from eV-
cry cosilfy embraced BY the ass,ris-
ton. ard ~ naon u was apparvut
that the meetins WINS 10 be the larg-
est ever held ~ the organization
The proceedings are 70 continue
through the week. Auaos1g the prom
fnent educators whose names APPEAR
on she program for TsapeFa and ad
drsas~s are President Il u. Harlan
Of Lake Forrest university. Htsferifa-
tsnfens VIM. l. Crane u Marshall
team. state Superintendent ". e.
Barrett ". n. C5lHsfd a Council
BIuns. Pref. y 4 Baitnn % Iowa
university and Miss Aiaee Wilson q
nss Motne..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
WOMAN'S
SUFFRAGE
Meeting

NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE
Nth annual convention Of the Ma
tisnal Waman's suffrage Association
was opened today Ia The Athenpsutn.
with "a lafEu attendance Of deieha i'r
aud an the national Officers. The
banners showing the various state
delegations gave evidences uf the fact
that thn suffrage movement IL aetlye
la an sections Of the country. Y
ennspieuaua feature OF the dse1fas
items WIS the four starred flaK ems
blematio OF the four states that have
granted complete suffrage 20 woman
-.Wyomins. Colorado, Utah ANA
Idaho.
The convention was called 10 order
hy the president. Mrs, carrie CHAP
man Gait Of New York A prayer
Was offered by the Rev. Anna shaw,
After addresses Of cordial greeting
had been delivered on behalf Of the
state 81 Louisiana. the city ~ New
Orleans and the club women of the
city. the official call for tho gather
ina was read by Kate NJ. Gordon, the
corresponding secretary. This was
VI part a. follows
1t ta especially appropriate that
the advocates of this important re-
fern should assemble IN Louisiana IN
honor uf TIE action taken by THIS
state IN tsfA. when it, constitutional
Convention Incorporated a clause
giving 90 tar-pAyinE women vote
On all questions Of taxation submit
ted 10 the electors; In cufnmemfnora.
ton % the splendid uaa they made
Of this privilege at the election held
10 secure 90 New orleans the com
rletion 81 iis drainage and c-tahiish
mani ~ = asssefaae aNafaun aud free
water supply. and IN celebration n
the recent decision 81 this state su
afrne court which has declared IN
valid the act Of the last legislature
that proposed 10 take the large fund
Tor this purpose out % the hands u
The legally appointed board. II Il
fitting. thsrefafe. that these vie
taftss should h. celebrated IN the
state which nade them possible
-.
10 20 Spinning for bicycle repsirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
MEETING OF
SAN/TARiANS

IfAHnfanuna. Pa. March 10
The tenth annual meeting ~ the A..
saelafrd Health Authorities and
aanitariann ~ peBnsyiyenia besail
at the state house today and viii cun-
tinue through tomorrow Tubefou-
laala. smallpox and legislation IN the
interest Of the public health are the
principal subjects 10 be discussed.
The annual address will be delivered
by De, Lawrence y. Flick, medical
director Of the Henry Phippa inHti.
tuia, who has chosen ~ hia subject
The Duty 81 boards ~ Heatth ~ the
Prevention Of TalbsfO iilnHia"
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SPECULATION


HE Sen Piertepont
Now, want TO give you TINT
tin on the market There are |
several reasons why u Isn't
safe Tor YOU to trade on Change
Just nnN, hut the particular
ane n that Graham 4 ce, viii
fire yuu II YOU do. Tfadins on
margin II = good deal like
padding around on the edge Of
the old swimming holea=tt
seems safe and easy at first, but
before a fclloW knows Il he has
stepped on the rdse into deep
water. The wheat PIT ~ only
20 feet across. but Il reaches
clear down Go hell. Aud trad
tnE on margins means trading
on the ragged edge Of nethinK
] When man buys, he buys
something that the other fellow
J hasn't got. When man sells.
he's sellins something he hasn't
! gnt And It's been my expert.
encc that the net profit on Moth
ms IL nit, when a Hpeculator
J wins, he don't stop TIL he loses,
J and whrn he loses, he cant stop
! tili he Wins.
J You have been In the packing
] business long enough now 70
know that Il takes a huh only
80 seconds 90 lose his hide, and
II You'll believe me when | tell
you that they can akin a bear
just as quick GA Change. YOU
, won't hRva hoard Of trade In
dian using your pelt for a rug
during the long winter months.
iiecauac you are the snn Of a
J pork paeker, you may think
that YOU know little more
j than the next fciiuW about
paper pork. There's nothing In
a. The poorest meh ON earth
} are the relations Of militan-
, airva when I sell future On
Change. they're against hogs
} that are travelling Into dsy salt
at the rate ~ ono a seeond. and
u the market goes zap on me.
I've got the solid meat to de-
liver. Hut. " you lose. the only
part 81 the hos whieh you aan
deliver L. the squral
Weaidn't bear down ~ hard
on this matter " money Naa
] could iuHe on change. ilut IL
clerk sells pork. aud the mar
ket gees down. he's mighty apt
to get = iot Of ideas with holes
] tn them. and had habits aa the
small change Of hts pfaiiia And
n ths naarkrt Enea w he's like
~ 10 80 short hts nelf-respeet to
win back his nsauey.
l dwell a iittls on this matter
% speculation because you've
Eut To Tive next doef TO the
haaFd Of trade all your life.
and It's a safe thins 20 know
] nomethinE about n nniEhbcfsH
dogs befnfe you try 20 pat them.
] SURE thinEh. straight tips and
J dead etnehe# utli come running
J out to meet you. waeEinK their
tails and lookIns A. innocent a.
J II they hadn't lust killed lamb.
] bat thsyii bite. The atiy uafa
J fuad 10 follow in speculation
] leads straight away from the
board - trade On The dead ran.
OF course the board II trade.
and every other commercial es-
J change. have their legitimate
uzra bat all you need Ia knew
lust nov N that speculation by
fellow " mo never owns mote
] foFk at A time than hs sees on
hin breakfast plate. isat one 81
them When you hecomp =
] faackee yo0 may 80 On Change
] a. a trader. until then yaa
] can 80 there only - a sucker
ffroaa Letters frutn a staif.
Afada Merchant 10 iiia son. b.
tieorn4 Hos ace t.ofiuarr Small.
Maynard A ca. ttoston.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
LOCAL THEATERS


-Arlxsna-
Augustus Thomas ~Ariscnas - %
be presented At tbs Grand all next
week Thomas has taken the ranch
people Of tho Southwest. uncfs Safnr
casalryfnea. the nsishlrorins and
srrstic Asxlcen. and y bland silent
footed Chinese aaryitur. for the folk
Who unwind the Hkeiu ~ aa pretty
and dainty a romance a. has ever
been written b. an American aathor.
Third Avenue
There viii be a new play and
new company at the Third Avenue
theateF tonight The Game Keeper
is the title u the play. and Thomas
J. Smith h the star.
~The Game Keeper j. an irish
drama. bat has hean eensfrucfea ON
original tines with a toaeh Of real
American hurnor. It's story a in
feresfirxfy told Willie the comedy
that h lni~rspersed Ia liberal auan-
fify Iends a hfts htness sal cheerfni-
ness II viii be At the THIRD Avenue
for six nights.
The I've Orphans
Kate Cl2xton has laat none Of the
dramatic fervof and Hkili whsch
made her not many years ago one %
the most popular emotional act
rssses. bat The Two Orphans . too
old a story To retain the fascination
IL eNertfd when u waA new. ORA
matte change ard even The most per-
feffId meiodrnuiA Of tntay - freely
punctualad with comedy TO relieve
the tension upon the feelings.
The Two Orphans - one long.
lingering tale Of Woe. II diassfnin-
atea unhapplnezs a. c1nfRrisn and
rasps upon the nerves u the auditor.
This impression y stronger n0w thar
when such plays were a fad and
Kate Giaxton was IA the height Of
her glory.
Tho star retains her good lo0kf.
her flexible voice. hnr charm 81
manner. but she neefs a s0fh ron
fury play The program announces
that the present j. her last season w
The Two Orphans" II IL a wise de-
eislou.
The supporting company on the
whole II capable, the staging II elp-
giant. the c0stuming Of tho people
who are Required - wear good
clothes IL superb. The production
bears technical criticism very well
and IN spite 81 ifs air If antiquity "
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callies. ~. nernafda and fox terriers
aru particularly wen represents
The award Of priApn was begun nnan
after the show opened today. the
distribution being made under tho
direction Of M, A. Hardin Of Alfalfa
and James Watson ~ Harkenaas'li
N. j, two of the foremost Judges In
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

Dinner TO
FRANCIS

NEW YORK. March Members
Il the As=s<rrri soriefy have cesHrief-
ID Arrangements for a dinner II the
wAldorf-AstSrfa tnniNht In houaf n
kx -tiotetnor y. r. Franeis. Who has
iusf returned frosn Europe. where he
has beea Interesting the xariopa Gov
sfnfnents IN the ST. Louis exposition,
u vhich he IL the pfesid Invita-.
items have been nrnt "a a uumiser %
men n note 20 attend the dinner.
among them ex-pFenldent Cleveland.
John q. Carlisle. Hoks sullgh and
Mayor Low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
CONVENTION
or Y. M. G.. A.

DHnnY, Conn. March ip.arhe
Yuunn Mau'a Christian associations
% CONNECTICUT began their annual
convention here today and vii re-
main IA session until sunday. The
program includes many excellent
speakers aud the outlook II bright
fuf "A highly succeaaful gathering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

After next Saturday night II there
IL any sheet music left over from
oaf closing out sale ~ this depart
meni, u will be remove 81 from our
Hafef00Hl floors AZ quickly ne pos
sihc and be- disposed of in other
ways. This week. therefore, viii be-
your last chance 70 buy ~ the re-
mafkabie closing -0ut price Of
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TIME VERY
SHORT

You VIII Have TO Hustle 10 Get In
on the Ores, Money Saving Offers
During the Remaining Three Days
o. D. 8. Johnston Cos hia Gen.
srai clssn UP Sale Of Everything
Musical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
NICHOLAS OF RUSSIA

The aec providing
Throughout
ing
both Toatot and
government phase
wider
rlicaton.
while aesonary benE advocated in this tree
being
n expected.
Instituted by Nich
granddaughter
his eight henmeh he is by
half the most e
all the RonAanora.
lie Hasue
siberia without trial
railroad through H.
With telegraph
subjects
n I
Russian history aenTsiis
o
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clubbing Of
n
worth hss
ing all privileges caFtaied
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own triumphant early career.
Nance o'Nsil
Camille viii be presented at tbs
Grand tomorrow night - Miss
q Ncii'e firwt play 10 her return en-
gamement. Saturday night lfsaeii =
play. "firtida dablsr. viii be pFr.
seRtrd. At the matinee Saturday
=Naxsia" VIII Be the bit
In -Hestda Gablsr." Aiss oNsit b
said 10 have a part that l. admirably
fitted to her peculiar style. she Is
aid 10 Be- one q the few actresses
y ha rcaliy know how 10 Interpret the
lines u the Norw~xian'a great works
Madison Thsstsr
Tha Wllspn family IL pisaaias large
Aafirnees AZ every perfegnaaEes as the
Madison this week. The fairy cas-
tie = genuine mystery Attractions
far next week are Mkscotte a sssa-
ban feani a tessfil. Maasiine wheel
er Haean a Errssi. the pFuisctosess'e
ard Illustrated songs.
The Seattle Thestsr
Harry CorNan Clarke viii finlah the
week at the seattle IN thu essussiy
EnssErf- BEGINNING Sunday ntaht
an English cofnet3. Betsy" all 10
presented for a Neeh's run.
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nerisevievie. Challenged
wisdeg ths
professor : ALI However,
nshser should be able
10 get past u.
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New Orleans dos show. suffrage
problem
Fly ectp by the shadaW OF create
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Seesrafsf Eniefpftss Aaseetation.
Thomson 10 the originator bnd
president % the chicago fIftp-
hangers league, which was STAGED
as a Joke and u nov a political DR.
Eaninatioa with about 1900 msin-
bsfa II demands "a eeat for essfy
street car passenger and IL support
ins John "a. Harlan for mayer Of
Chicago on that platform,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
BRYAN HAS
4 BIRTHDAY

LINCOLN. Neh.. March is-Ths
rs1sipt Of rumefeua letters and tsls-
grams Of uunsratatatipn came today
J. bryan that thia II the birthday u
the late nemocrafha presidential can
fldata. Mr. HryeH having been born
March ~ 1890. STE. iirgan ~ ~ pres
snt enjoying excellent health. not
uithatandinn the fact that he has
BEEN "on the So the Ereatef part
Of the winter delivering addresses
and lectures IN various parts Of the
country, lie Intends 10 pat IN the
time this spring booking after his
farming Interests and later IN the
summer Aiil again take 10 the plat.
faffn 10 fnifiii hts ions list of en-.
easefnsnta with ghautaaqua sue'is-
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make ,s~slry % order. coI..,sl
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oss shaved at shrewsbury. y.
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interesting as a pale memory % 10
own triumphant early career.
A.,e. nsA..f
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ATTENTION. MUSIC reAcH9asi
PIANOS

During our great general clean.
up sale. innuRurated 70 reduce ntorl
In all lines 10 the lowest possible De,
gree. prior 10 making n humber ol
Important changes in our ware
rooms, Ne are Offering the followlns
remarkable values
Pianos that retail regularly at 1926
$3.50. t44a. ft2t and upward are nov
going ~ t2i7. tz1o, fz10. t2Gt. fsIz
etc. and on unusually easy terms
bargains ~ secondhand square
pianos from az. $40. SCI. as aud up.
on most Easy terms.
New organs that retail regularly
~ tsb. ti9o and $40. saili 60 nax al
81, tes and az. Many other styles
ind prices on most favorable terms
tVrff Instrument II fully warrant
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-30

the loop This exhibition more than equals
that of the famous Diavola. In addition to
the loop in this attraction are a troupe of
Arabian acrobats, Hindu magicans and
juggiers, trapeze artists, cycle whirl and
many other features too numerous TO men
ton. Next in Importance is Correts. known
as the doll Lady She is dainty and
pretty and is without doubt the smallest
human being of her age in the world. Car
reta is fraction less than twenty-five
inches in height and twenty-four years of
age. She is an accomplished musician and
will hold receptions daily. Other features
are the American Theater, the Pan-Amer-
lean sensation known as the Girl from
Up There the dog, pony and monkey cir
Gus, the famous crystal maze, the Johns
town flood, cave of the winds, the house
upside down, Roberta, $4,000 golden char
lots, the largest portable Ferris wheel In
the world, besides the camels, elephants.
etc., are a few of the prominent features
of the carnival. The carnival will be open
daily from D. m. to 10. There will be band
concerts daily. No admission fee will be
charged to the carnival district There will
be several special days; Tuesday will be
newsboys day, Wednesday the children of
the various asylums of the city will be en-
tertained. The Fresh Air Mission has
charge of the refreshment privilege and it
is hoped to realize enough funds from this
project to complete the home for con-
sumptives now building on the City Hospi-
tai grounds.