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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Captain Cooney of Montana is Wis
iitng his brother, DR.. 81. G. Cooney
for a few days.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

A snap in fancy rice at Walkers.
Miss Gertie Brands is visiting in
Minneapolis.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

OF Interest -.
various sources.

George I. Staples is the only person who is
authorized to collect money due this Office. In
every case the party paying money is entitled
to and should insist upon receiving a printed
receipt. r. c. DUNN Publisher.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Mrs. G.. II. Rines has been laid uE
with severe cold.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

MISS Inez Nicholson of Zimmerman
will make her home with Mrs. Gratz
this summer.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Marriage licenses have been issued
the past week to the following persons:
Peter Westling and Miss Frances r.
Prescott; Alfred Olson and Miss
Emma G. Anderson; Harry G.. Olson
and Miss Sophia Gross. The West
ling-Prescott- wedding was performed
at the court house by Rev. Graft.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Mrs. and Miss Annie Warren re-
turned from California Tuesday after
an absence of over a year and a half.
They felt very glad to get back to
Minnesota and Princeton, but will re-
main here only a short time as they
will move to Minneapolis where they
will make their future home.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Having sold my dental, parlors to
DR.. D. A. McRae all parties who are
indebted to me will please call and
settle with J. J. Skahen at the bank
of Princeton.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Samuel Madison of Lawrence filed a
plat of Lawrence with the register OF
deeds this week. It is located in Sec
ton II, town 1925 and consists OF
about ten acres. It adjoins the plat
of POttstOwn.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Mrs. Game Tuttle lost handbag
out of the rural route wagon on the
road between Herman Lowell's farm
and Princeton. The finder of said bag
will be rewarded if returned to the
owner or left at the Union office.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

The rivers have been running over
their banks in many places on account
of the recent heavy rains.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Miss Lidie Harold, principal of
the high school and Miss Clara Chase
of the high school corps of teachers,
left for their homes Monday, Miss
Harold going to Damascus, Ohio and
Miss Chase to onaway, Mich. Miss
Harold will not return to Princeton
and will take up her school work next
fall at st. Cloud where she has ac-
cepted a good position in the high
school. Miss Chase will return and
resume her work here next fall.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Attorney Goebel of Milaca was il
on business last week.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Nelson's photos please the people.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

The West Branch creamery started
up last Monday and $500 pounds OF
milk was taken in the first day. The
creamery is in good running order
and will be doing a rushing business
in short time.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Mrs. Fisk who lives in the town of
Baldwin is i'll with an attack of ap-
v,,o,, 1io;@;c
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Father Levings received word last
week that his father who lives in Fair
view, Kansas, had been injured in a
runaway and had several ribs broken.
Father Levings left for Kansas the
first of the week to see his father and
while away he will visit the world s
fair at St. Louis. He expects to be
away about two weeks. Owing to his
absence there will be no services at
the Catholic church in Princeton next
Sunday
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

G. II. Rines was taken suddenly i'll
Monday night and is threatened with
pneumonia.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

On Tuesday evening Alfred Bruck-
.ner of St. Paul and Miss Mary Hoppe,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f..
Hoppe north of Princeton were united
in marriage at the home of the bride
by Rev. Geo. Stamm of the German
Lutheran church of Princeton. Mr..
and Mrs. Bruckner will make their
home in st. Paul where the groom is
engaged in business.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

The Minnesota Rural Telephone
company will have through wire
with the twin cities in working order
Monday and will also have an addi-
tional through wire to Cambridge
which will greatly improve the service
Of that company between Princeton
and the twin cities,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Mrs. M. j. Jaax was surprised on
her birthday which came on Decora-
ton Day by receiving from her friends
several tokens of friendship and re-
gard.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

The young lads about town have or
gained into the Second High School
nine and the Tigers and have played
ten games so far with the result that
the Tigers have had the bone seven
out of ten times, and game was
played Tuesday afternoon in which
the high school boys connected with
the scorer just five times while the
Tigers had twenty-five perpendiculars
marked down to them.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

b.. =. Mcmillan locked his desk,
packed his grip with some condensed
fish bait, tied his rod and reel to his
grip and left Tuesday for Mile Laos
lake where he intends to have an
outing for the next two weeks. Mrs.
Mcmillan will go to: the lake the first
of next week and spend the remainder
of the vacation with him.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Prof. b. Fl. Ellsworth, superintend-
ent of the public schools of Shakopee,
was in Princeton over Sunday. He
came up to see the school board rela-
tive to the position Of superintendent
made vacant by the resignation OF
Prof. Selleck. Mr.. Ellsworth is the
author of the State song for which the
Minneapolis Journal awarded first
prize in it's contest: and which song is
now sung in every school in the State.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09
Choice dried black berries at Walk.

Attorney Foster of Milaca was down
on legal business Tuesday.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Z G. A. Jack and Swan Olson returned
from their trip to Mexico last Thurs
day. looking as brown and tanned as
some of the natives of that part of the
world. They report having had a
fine trip and good time, and
brought back with them many curios
and souvenirs of the trip. Swan
brought N. N. Agren of the Union
office a Mexican cane made of coffee
wood and beautifully carved and
stained in many colors. There were
figures of an eagle, snake and turtle
at the top of the cane and it was cut
with Mexican figures and decorations
it's entire length.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

Shredded wheat biscuit at Walker s..
The Princeton ball team will go to
Milaca Sunday to play the Milaca
&
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

The June Sale of the E. Mark Live
Stock Co. last Saturday was we'll
attended despite the fact that the
weather was not all that could be
asked. Frank Smith of North Branch
was auctioneer, and he sold quite a
large number of horses at the auction
while there was much stock sold at
private sale during the day.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

The committee that is getting up the
celebration for the Fourth in Prince
ton has decided to have a grand bar
becue as one of the features of the eel
ebration and large OK will be roasted
in rich brown and juicy manner and
served at noon hour. The committee
desires to get the services of a com
petent man to roast the steer and any
one who feels competent to take the
jobcan call on Secretary Tom Scheen
who will give him all particulars.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

DR.. D. A. McRae who was one OF
the graduates of the college Of den
tistry of the State university last week,
has decided to locate in Princeton and
has bought DR.. Walkers business,
closing the deal this week. He will
open his dental parlors June 22nd, in
the rooms formerly occupied by DR..
Walker in the Odd Fellows block.
Mr.. MrRae is a cousin of Miss Kate
McRae of M. IS. Rutherford & Co.
He will find Princeton good field in
which to begin his professional work
and the IN ION welcomes him to the
business circles Of Princeton. DR.,
Walker will in the future make Cam
bridge his home where he has built up
an extensive practice,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-06-09

n. M. Nelson, record keeper of the
Princeton lodge of Maccabees, re-
ceiyed check for 81, 900 from the su-
preme tent last week, the amount of
the policy on the life of Mrs. Jaax's
husband. The check was forwarded
Immediately after the proof of death
and the necessary papers were re-
ceived by the supreme tent. and the
beneficiary was pleased with the
prompt manner in which the claim was
paid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
NOTES OF HAPPENINGS
At THE WORLDS FAIR.

-prrr-.snr =. 2 gy-r- o. F-s-xfo-- - Y
a<- il;iisiec his nsv balloon Nttr which ~ Ia
t.ii. 90 aszin attempt tt sizht troGl - Louis
% Ws<ttrstou- u. g. TEs new balloon i
n'a.s of tiI- rn~st quality cf SIX a.! g. con
stT1cted 50 tnst ~ car - is.d either A. :. h. IL
loon ~ cut - a. 10 form Two oc!on< h.4lI8l-.s
f1s sirShio us-- The new tsIiO1a - t@erty-
eixht r1eteF- IN circumference azI all cor.t..g, I,
i-"'9 20 10" cubic feet os
The PORTRAIT Of the a-:.-r POSE Bo-h-,I- hy
ARA = hlusupSe IN th- American section os
TIE Paiace of Ftn- Art- a. tl@ N0rlc-s Fats l.
attracting considerable attention Toe mas
clothed in clerical hlE~ coat with hiyh
rtsrc.ne collar. ard zffh h.r hair parted On
III. side. falling down n ~hort locks over the
TOO of her collar. ofssn causes some r1i-zr p---
BENSON Ss - the s-x % ;h- ar-fs. She sits
IN a rpr ,orrahie pl-s~. 1ridirr in hsr arms =.
ScCt-5 terrier The Interesting face u the ar
ti-- az Seuicted in -. usiltir< attracts uau-
.;<i attention
-E1uarf = Wild. tic ex~rrf-i-. on - ~
Kansas '1sv Building Commissioners h., has
b.sl directing he executive <-sifs os .rs Kan
sSs CITY Casino n r--sou ~. bt.iiinS has
resigned Mr- Wild Na- been -ls-c-~t..d hy
ColSre! r II Hum. ~NSzyor os Esnss- sTfv.
who has t--n sc-if- IN th- caract-y Of hos AZ
the hGiifiar srrsrse-@1is are hs.rz ',--f@-f-
- fo- having =-xuiS- uG-tosii.- a. re suiE.i-
fr- .vN-v Titiy.,l.v Afternoon ~ colt -
entertainments ar - rsrs.st 0f vocal an f--
~frur1@a,al Sausi. .nd Es-i-a.su-- BY talent
r-pfrf-i~nt IN th.i- Trsr r-r-t-- circle Y9-rff-
1-tfon n -h@ n1ss!cSl~- 1si3i b euri-siv ,-,-
4ntsrv rrx:t-r Harst.fs-s there h.0- l~er
cos-c-r-s hsid al irregular Intervals T.-ornin.ur
<rncae the lN-sl talent - - I>ruis wh, ha,.
srDcAred At the ksn-ss City Casino thus far Is
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

T~- - -
Arrivals To-Day.
Departures To-Day.
River RInIto Brey1tie.

-Th- In::>f STATE. stssrle- william, r K.r-
IsusT-er fs- rsir. Es~---dsr rrC-af-g .srf1s-
W 4 Hammond remained IN the city .1- .re.!
cal treatment.
--Ths Ci.y % .Ier,pai. a-pa-.e. v.,..-,s,-
s',-TTorr tor Cep, G.ra:deau AID way land
Ing. with business xncd-
-Th- Sity cf Savannah d~.a-->i :o- he T..-
'l-s-e" Rir~- ysSt.r'isy s.-srIoon she bad a
large cur-,s-Ta-Et q fr~issi-
-Ths cu-nr5- 1sfartsi % Eao.u. g. (,
o'c.ocS Yesterday Afternoon win a s-y.s Syt n
z-t god tasssrz-T u-:-
-Ths Dubagcs i d. 20 z--i-. from 6, Paul
Cestay stteTrocu et s o'ciccl m. = pau
days
J. T.. Bryar ch!-r clerk Of ~. pe,y. Of
calhoun -ssiCr@f his POSITION ye--~n.lv and
VII accept another ir -. S0;Ichsrn It'd. I'd
Block all take Mr- EEyan'- plAc.
-Th~ Henn-.y VIII arrive from Jeger=an city
-TAs Belle o- CAIho-n 1-uar..f .,- Han
burg yesre-tsv att win a g1o! carEy
% freight and falr Let % psss-asr-s-
-TA.e Spr~sd EaFi- w!I make her us-.ar SIN.
ca ~xeIr-ien af = y o'clock this morning
The G-.v Es=Ie t-usrts.! f1- Peoria v@s-.-
cay Altesro-'sl rcc-1 TIP Tc reported
-Tre S'scxer Lee lsr- A:srzpnI. yrr..-tar ana
Is expected 5--> Tuss3zy morning
-Th- Ba'i E@.Ie DEPARTED fa- Ch-s..- v.~-
t-rfay -:tsT1cou with her u-iz! god iat.oa-
I'll. csp- G;-arieau viii s--:v. r-orz com
rr.-r~ to---o-s-
The, Peter Lee v;il awe from M.-upsi,
to-day and depart sor IN. sam. pom. to-.sC--
ro~ Afternoon ~ O'Clock
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
VISITORS ATS LOUIS HOTELS

? - Hinton Si'e ard csu<h-~-s - N.-
rEl--1- s7--vai m -1e ,-5rv y4zt~rcsv 20 "a
-.ri4s-~ Do --'u-sia1a I1-. and II
i.ar-r-a
p = T-0--.-.,- art -. n. chz-i---p-
NJ vsr- -uo-= the arrivals ~ -ns IinS.,-.
- K-ar Es-s.a- - S.-.=Eieii. NJ. =
- 80 i-irl-.. foF A week
NJ LA Js>,.-y o.. AaHz. III. Is =. u,
Ll-.--i
'f-r-- Gee7e-. =; Joseph. NO. ez-.-
TO- 1l4r- Is ~ -. I.i-1~i-
NJ aud NJ. 2 v TX 0, Kansa. cit
80 r@si-t-.s1 a the f-DF~II
'h- IA. .-.s t1,eTiEsi- al he Lina-li yesoes-
X-n- r-rser and vis. .. Eat. Ok. a.. a,
tn l-.4aeIi-
.raar ~ s-rsta;S a, 4 H. '' J--erso-1
NJ anG N-s. u II F-a-.;s u Whining
tor. p~I- - the Jsrer-or.
W. and VI. y A Hart Nr ant NJ, 3
= ftorr--- Mrs =. " wc1f.n and NJ q, =
MALI eaa1fEis- a party from Helena, Ar<- ..
ta~ J---Tsl.
D = Bean.'; Of Dexter. no. 1. At ;h.
S,I-h--n-
l. .. 1-inEraul q Kansas City was among
L. S"C-h-ru arrivals
II l. War; - Pa--al. Mexico. 4, regis
t=r-i The SoltEer=-
- " Hs--ssE % Muskox-e I T. vas a
S9GtE--u arrival
jean Y Bsii-y os Galveston I. a: IL.
So-i-h>-r-
Earl. u HoUghto1, Ms. Flora HougsteT.
J Russell aut r :. Russell OF Rochell.
sslori. Tie Louis srian. a, the Southern
" :. !. Hughes o: Galveston Is Al the
Southern
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

a; II. Dyrr.c .: Honor h.sdalsrts--. room No;
fTie.t. of ths order are invited ~ call an3
ifiret the Sraai ci.it' o: h1n9r AZ. k-r .-sso-
ssn i=rer-S w-la.r-is- mn ns .a- s5,.,:c-st-
MlssgaIi. EeturI';i- FOR ;h- ns.;!ny c: "a. Fr.-
a-fe -. Er-Ed chief c1Ets--yis.es Eis:lE. 80
recorf-E ~ receive TEursizr. =; LOUIS Las.
~ =. iSis-l rafacity = ErAEd lo-is. Ss-.r-r
= s-si.t-a ~ * u ,.' s.Lrsi! i>s;se. -,i ~.
n1fie-. i>ocEe- S-at -5gy.n.r- viH t. given
= = ..--h 4l-- 4eiHp!- cf Fraternity. ~o..-
"a ~ s~-n -ri.t - .ysry ll-is- Ia ;E- E!ss---ri
lETisiicil- 2 II contains many It-11. % iz:-r-
.4rl -ii 500 iteTH~S.-G activity arroa. J'.-
i.--s-- 70 Es=iyGs u-ar-- . tt- STAT Tf- -r.h-
paTaEI- n a4vsno-. vis.ifl r.r.. - .r-,..s
2. . = Eno-. Toe SrsGt r"clri-- g, IT. U-xr
= llarisr. ~ cara File Nr.---.l o., 80 ~.
as ftFl-t- - L,,iis II The editor E=E
its a., rtsuisf l...!sa :r5-t.i-;.- -
+1-I1-'"-'I % assist the ct!-s . Aur.- a. IN
Day IN tlse Tenn. II r.. Irri-r ~ -
!. .eflas-r Z IL. lot.e sgho ia'-ul rs,sai-.7 fG-
g--- fae-ti1s q ;.i- Io!s. WI T.. i-r. = -
CAY .-.aiE- - PARK s-I jaI-=-.u ss-u1-,-
h.,I =; IL aaa~ q s;f- I-sgrs w. W.. -
20 tr--na! street Mis- k-;s 1s.a.-S- = Mu.-
f--.rirE - Nur--,I II-iz-
NgT-a f:a L2tse w:.l Eiye a .urfr. sad. -
- North Broadway Sgit~h!s Is5z-s VlIl =
s~~r.': - N" winners s.TnLs.s and :-l-r1-
pfl-1iN L0-irF VII have - itv guess =, -.
1. ELl-r rr -~tlEs TS~-!zy .vsairT -. -T.iu-
r!rs g tri"r- Ms AiUar~tta MCrEar an
- r7s1n -~1DT.-r. Mrs Cara B-I.s M1rI-!s-
iEst-If,aa- have been ssr- hy order - tl-
s~af4 Hh'.s % honor 20 Ill CHEZ. - hafu- ar.I
s--u-ia;e ofsc-T. 20 usst her. either 4. 80
T-rrrIr = Fraternity Tus-fzy a'is-rcru ~ =
clock - 40 pf1-ni- Ls+zN n the ss~-..rr
fI rusFur.r1- ~ - LOU. ils-x~- F-.u-s-fs.
- - ~ 1.i- - both az th,sS ulee-frkv
SOUTH Frd T>l@s- h~iJ a. iuf-r---l1- 7-l
- s.. .ff1r.--- Er-ssirE - tie hs-Ta 20 o. or
rh4-s = h-n1-. Mrs. Tiy-.n - So- - Virginia
q. .-rg-. ia-t Nl-rav '-"uirE - %. ,I.--
- -re -r~~'if- axe and ir@ cream E-r-
--r'-d S~y-rsl z.9iiHa.lgG.s sr gr-.uD-F~rl-
a-- -Nrs-tsd a. -Le usN- rn--t:=s
N--- RAJ l>rs.se hsiL it, -sz17ar rs~a.iT- 'Hs-
{ SafIfdzF s<.Ein. a. -h!ch tine fh~ L'---
Iiss-s MsCef- InA1-~y and F.isi- Eu-I~- ran-
ls7ed riarp s-i>-'i-rr ~ n. next ulss:IIs
September T. S.Et-rs Annie E-sirs rT-.e
rect ant l.Os =. Sl',ru V.I arrange A. 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

III. s-rzrnEeulsats have t--ea oo1up..tei 90
the big 9Euic meeting 20 be held september >
The programme VIII he 2 feature. 80 ti- be-f
salient Cs the ci'r lag b@er s-cgret- Tickets
Olive streets: y : Campbell. No - Laced.
bu.!dirg. and az Jones IL PafE-r's c,fce. NJ
% LacIe5e building.
The greatest eveat IN the history o' 'h- E:oI-
ern Maccab-ss took p.scc a. Port Huron. Mich
when the corner stone Z tas siss @iarrar=s
Temple vas laid. rne railroads ran excursions
from all uoiTit. IN Michigan. ard TIC cttT vas
crowded. with member. = ihe order.
Relief Tent wa- Instituted last Heinesday
tent vas 2rzsniEed b. L@lutr = Hocie1-
Tie following ofiic.Ts YER -l"-.si- I - Jua
IIazton: =. Charles L. ,sglragtI; J.. .. Dan!.i
I.Duree. r n. Jacob EauD; ? b. i;sU'i-. 9
ehapisin. W. = taseihon: -. =: = 2; %er-
md II. q q; Gus KTuschlrn-si- sentinel Jss.
J.. Cortland. end picket. Edwarf u. WossI-rn.
The tent starts On i;s cir-er Nth the greatest
b.s IT,. s.es1a,-d Tr- S.,d e; II: Tsi rsyies las,
receiving eight application. s!x'-. pr cent Z
the membership was present. arI the utmost
enthusiasm pTeysiied N regard 20 the resp
TON q aaio, Boynt0n. ana the rest u ths
All menbers % the order a-e fratsrnEiiy iu-
vited to attend ths Te.iews. which tax. place
felIows' building
Deputy Johas9n il securing new material
for Empire Tent ana a meeting "lE BE- h-id
ron. All rneuibsrS will b. notified 10 the
time and place Tn" member q Te-IIle al
Relief tents are invited L nsteGi-
All frsternal socicties thai are r-smb.-s Z
she Mls=oGri Frat-Trai CoIsT-zs A. making
preparations 10 entertain the deiag.tsS :. tzs
convention u the Associated FrstsEIitiez, sn1
here en- Septafnh"r :" siil .. respectively. ".
q. Somners. supervising d. 6 -. hzs b--U
appointed chairman Il IL Recepti'n commit
Tee for the ocnrentian - the AssocIatsd FRA
.rrnitIes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
HAGE~RECk.s MANDRILL.


Face TO face with i rian-aniuaai. fee;
and = inches in an erect attitude his eyes
blazing with !usJfUl fiEe and the tusks
OF a tiger slis;-f.inE beneath the lip curled
UP IN rage. All the ferocity Of the king
OF beasts - less satanic than such a figure
OF alright II = no exaggerated picture
Of the osue-rOse hend when COnfTonts the
visitor At the Hasenb-ck Animal show
at the Fair. for IL l. tits nightmare that
Csfied the Haselb-ck hunters IN the jun
gas % Borne. where this monster was
CAPTURED
Carl Hagenbeck. the master collector
and importer, who maintains hunting ex-
r-ditiCn- IN every remote wilderness of
earth had Instructed his Asiaiic station
at Sur.@tra. Jgo years ago. - TAX. alive
a .1ant type OF The famous rnsndrlil
The animal was intended 10 complete
an assembly Of giants ~ Se-e-sI species
q nc exhibited at tn. ST Louis Exposition
The Tr.Ost daring animal C.ptors in his
employ were assigned TO The s.arSsrous
task OF sub-iuirS IN" only giant blu.-nOs.
nianfril ever 10 be captured living That
the rnandr.l 1well- I'm communities Of hun
drets and seldom strays from tho trib-.
made Ia nature Of the expedition a very
hazardous on.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
ALPS PLAN 4 CELEsR
Special Performance Arranged for
>t. Louts Day. Next Thur>day.

Next Thursday. - Loais Day. ;he
raarage ernent of tho Tyroi.lu Alp. which
Is entirely a -. Louis institution. has de-
c.d-d to have /. special music programme
lad other special features In honor Of the
occasion The Words Fair expects TO
have its greatest attendance On this date
ana the Alps management anticipates
breaking all records at its attraction
Since the latter part OF August there
has been 4 marked increase IN III. at
tendance al the TyrOiean AIps. Karl
komzsx. the great Niennese conductor OF
popular music. has become such favor
ate with the uusic-Ioyins public of So
Louis that tn. TyrOlean Alps are
tlrOnsed every evening with crovs is
which asseTabi-. To hear him conduct tE-
great Exposition Orchestra OF - pieces
GaS bsuG!X Of \-sG York VITO alter
mates Win SIR. kcInziS IN l-acins j..e
orchestra is also popular Ido! with
HoE!c- Fslr visitor. .tnG u one of the
most versatile directors Of music In the
.oEid. Playing everything. from: the rag
tim. duty to the heaviest MasueG..n
composition With equal ease and facility
D-!v OF the remarkable features Of the
syTo!es.n Alps concession Is the manner ~
popularity. IL vas some THE after Jais
feature OF the big attraction mad bv=i.
opened 10 the yribic before the people ue-
gan TO appreciate its beauty sEG merit At
rrst 70 was s-!most entirely neglected.
SOv IL contains large numbers oI visitors
throughout th- Gay and evening and ey-
cry person who visits the place IS the most
'.lOostsr' for IL
"A "Trip by Kail Through the Alp"
which has been a popular attraction since
the beginning OF the fair. continues 10
show an Ingress. IL attendance daily.
This Is the ha..dSyrnest panorama ever
shown in the world. IL j. claimed. -.
Paintings 4. u b.II-; from IN. brush of |
Joseph EunIrI-ispacner oi Berlin. one q: |
til. sreaj-S; artists OF to-day. and q man |
who has within the last year soid two OF |
hts Canvas-s 20 II. Emperor OF Germany.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

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