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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-03-17
Ian. RAILROAD WINS sun.
Alleged "BIOcLIisied" Employee feds to
Get $50, 900 as Dsaaoes.

Alleged "Blocklisted" tmpIoY"e feds 90
Get S5O.OOO as Ds1aVss.
The suit Of Robert w. Policy against
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
for $4,000 damages on the ground that
the road has "blacklisted" him, re-
suited In court at Louisville, KY. Thurs.
day in a verdict for the defendant.
Polly made the claim that ne was
discharged by the road in 1894 for
sympathizing with the strikers and
that he afterwards found II impossible
to get work with any railroad. The
Louisville and Nashville asserted that
II had barred him from employment.
but had nothing to do with his going
with any other road.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-03-17

Over Body Of Senator Bate Of Ten
nessse--FuneraI Fed d ths SEN
ate Chamber.

II
a washington special says: III.
funeral services for william B. Bats
OF Tennessee were held In the senate
chamber Friday afternoon.
The president of ne Ua!tsd states
the members Of his cabinet, the CHIEF
SaStice and associate Justices Of the
supreme court. the diplomatic corps,
members Of the house Of representa-.
tives who are in the city and repre-
sensations Of the army were present
and occupied seats in the chamber.
The body of the late senator was
brought from the Ebbitt house to the
capitol at LAS p. M, and was met
by the committee OF escort at the
bronze door OF the senate wing. The
committee formed IN open rank and
after the remains had passed through
followed to the senate chamber.
An exception was made 20 the sen
ate rule adopted recently excluding
flowers from the chamber The desk
of the secretary and clerks OF the
senate was completely covered with
beautiful offerings, mostly OF roses
carnations, hyacinths and vlolets
When the casket was brought in It
was accompanied by a number OF i'm
mense floral tributes which were plac.
ed on the casket.
The galleries were crowded and
extra seats had been placed on the
floor, some OF them being occupied by
members Of the house.
The ceremony was begun at 2:O3
p. m, when Vice President Fairbanks
raped for order. The ofnciating cler-
gy, Chaplain Hale of the senate, DR..
Samuel H. Green, pastor or the Calva-
ry Baptist church, and DR.. ]. F. Pref.
lyman Of the Mount Vernon Square
Methodist church, South, took seats
at the secretary's desk.
After all were seated DR.. Greene
read a passage from the Bible and
DR.. Prettyman delivered the funeral
address.
Paying a high tribute to the char.
acter Of Senator Bate, DIR. Prettyman
eulogized the record the deceased
had made in the service of his coun.
try in statesmanship and in the Mex
lean war. He praised the gallant
qualities displayed by the sen.
ator in that later conflict, the civil
war, in which he served the confeder.
acy The address was brief, consum.
ing not over seven minutes.
The services were closed with pray.
er by DIR. Charles Hale, closing with
the Lords Prayer, in which all Joined
DR.. Hale read an announcement to
the effect that all who cared to &C.
company the remains to Nashville,
Tenn, for the funeral would be &C.
on a special train over
The Southern railway, which would
cave Washington at p. m.
Senator Carmack then escorted Mrs.
Bate and other members of the family
rom the chamber. President Roose-
Welt and his cabinet, the supreme
court, diplomatic corps and other
guests retired, and on motion of Sen
stor Allison, the senate at 1880 nd.
burned until Monday.
The remains lay in the closed sen.
tie chamber until p. m, when they
we're taken to the special train for |
The members Of the sen.
tie who went to Nashville are
dessrs, Carmack, Proctor, Daniel. Pet.
us, Scott ard Overman -
Only three members of the Ten.
lessee delegation in the house of
tlves were in the city,
dessrs. slIhs, Brownlow and Games.
hey PccompapIed the family to Ten.
lessee. 49,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-03-17
PROMoTER Owls 4 FORTUNE.
cIsrk's Liabilities Scheduled ct S354,SOO
and Assets Oaly $50.

A petition In bankruptcy was filed
Thursday with the clerk Of the United
States district court at Springfield, ILL.,,
by L. A. Clark, q mining promoter of
Quincy H. He scheduled his liablli.
ties at S354.5OO and assets at $50. The
failure was due 20 mining ventures
in Alabama, in which he was exten.
siVely interested and his principal cred.
itors, with one or two exceptions, were
bis partners in these ventures.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-04-06
ACADEMY NOTES.

John and Cecilia Sykora said
farewell to books, teachers and
friends at the Academy Saturday
and took their departure for their
home near Wagner where they
will joyfully tighten the labor Of
their loving parents. We missed
Johnny most kcenly, but we still
have Anton Vavra; he Is the sun
shine of our school.
We appreciate the presence OF
our big boy" and admire his
Jealous d esire for education,
which he proved Sunday by walk.
ing seven miles, in from the coun-
try. We can boast of another
Lincoln.
Anna Toczek has been called
home on account of the illness OF
her mother, but is expected to
return in a few days.
Rose Melichar has appeared on
the scenes again after a months
absence.
The faculty OF the Academy
has purchased Al Oliver Type.
writer which is one of the best
visible typewriters used by gov
crnment schools, and has also
taken agency for same. Anyone
interested, or wishing to purchase
a typewriter may apply to the
Superior of St. Wenceslaus Aca-
deny fof particulars.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-04-06

ManzelGm +. NJ. Dvofaekovym
pfinesl cap dcerusku, V Gtery.
velp. Bouska odjel do Omahy,
We stfedu.
FIR. Slechta Lestervillesky tesa.
ri v meste, tento tyden,
Petr Petfik zaslal dive kary do,
bytka do Sioux City dnes.
Barta Wagner Wagnersky po'
tfasal ruce mnoha znamym dnes.
Tomas hostel sc vratil z okresu
Charles Mix dnes, kdez byl sobi
prohlednout liant.
w. s. Bruce Yanktonsky IN pc.
moci dvou delnfSI spravuji prask.
lou rouru ma yodarne.
August Hajek Lestervillsky pfi-
jel dnes do mesta n zacne stavet
dunn Antonovi Wagnerovi.
Matt Kremer a Alois Cabalka
d6lajf tesafinu v meste tento ty-
den.
PAM V. Hefmana n j. Trunce
odjely do Yankton dtery, k cub
nfmu lekafi.
j. j. a +. A. Wagnerove Les
tervillesti byli v meste patek "a
obchodnf zalezitostf.
Jos. Petfik. Petr Petfik, Jos.
Novotny q j. A. Dvotak byli We
Scotland V nedeli.
Josef HoraGek odjel sc svou
ctenou rodinou do Wagner, ma
navstevu k pfatelIm a znamym.
Anton u Frantisek Novakove
odjeli v patek odpoledne do How
ell, Neb. by sc Gcastnili pohfbu
sveho otce.
Frantisek RokGsek Lesterville-
sky byl v msste, nedsli pom
deli sc SWIM plnokrevnym perche-
ron hfebcem.
Josef Skorpik, mas kovaf, OBJ
jednal lumbr od Queal spolecnosti
pro svou residence. ktera sc zacne
stavet CO nejdfiv.
&. +. Blachnik ma k sluzbam
sveho krasneho Percheron-norman
hfebce, m sve farme ktera je
vzdalena u mile cd mesta.
Mas zverolekaf w. Lee mIze
byt nalezen kdykoliv ma hotelu
Taborskem, tenn ktetf by potfe-
bovali jeho sluzeb.
Jos. HoraGek sc vratil V Gtery
z Wagner, kde byl navstevou u
ptatel a znamych. Jeho rodina
vsak tam zIstane nejaky cas-.
Karel Helm Volta Felt, diva
mladfci re sousedicfho Lesterville
pfisli do mesta V pond6li, hledaii-
ce zamestnanf ma faIm9, kterehoz
v kratkosti tez nalezli. Nasi far
mefi mali vzdy dost prace pro
kazdeho "a dobry plat.
j. j. Hanousek koupil v titery
od j. Nickela jedno zpfezenf taz-
nych koni, vazicich $500 liber, IA
$3.50. Pan Hanousek zakoupil
ma Rosebud farmu, u vyproda svIj
nabytkovy obchod zde, a odstehu-
je Sc ma svoji farmu v blfzke bu-
doucnosti. Jest nam velice Ito
lie ztracfme jej naseho stfedu,
nebot, JEST pan Hanousek dobrym
clovekem, wesley spole6nfk, plny
sprymG veselych anekdot; a mi
mo toho vzdy podporoval jakyko-
liv podnik ktery by slouzil ku
zlepseni naseho mssta; nicmene,
pfejem mu mnoho stesti zdaru
v jeho budoucfm domovS.
Josef Rezae, mas mlady farmer,
byl no honu divoke opefene zvefe
minulou sobotu, a porubal svou
smrtonosnou puskcu sedmnacte
husf divokych. Tento div arxe-
buznicky Sc nam, kdyz jsme "a
slechli Re tax jest, zdsl pravdene-
podobnSm, avsak mily Josef, ably
zjednal pravde prdchod, a SWIM
slovnm padnosti, chopil sc usvGd-
4 l.s-l- IL
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-04-06
The SchItiz Saloon

We handle the chz goods and know that the best
what is Give call and We well make your stay pleasant
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-04-06

vsak pti kupovani by jste mely
brat m to ohled, he jen jists stro-
my Sc pro tuto krajinu hodf. a to
jen ty nejotuzilejsi. Proto vzdy
kupujte sve stromy cd takovych
lidi, kteff hodlaji zde delat obchod
do budoucnosti, n rozumi obchodu
svemu; nebot mnoha zahrada by.
va zkazena tim, he prodavac ne,
veSlomosti, neb le zlomyslnosti
proda TO co Sc pro tuto krajinu
nehodi. vady shledate he H.
Ksspar VAN proda stromy dobre
IN LEVINE ceny, a dobfe Van pora
df, nebot ma 20ti letou zkusenost
We SVEN odboru.
Manzelka Jos. Dostala, kterJ
jest znamym V tonic okolf, ze'
mfela minulou sobotu V Lake An.
DIES. Pohfeb byl odbyvan v pom.
deli, ma tamnejsim hfbitove. Rev.
Hlinka,. kazatel evangelicke osady
blfzke Tabora, vykonal pohfebni
obfady.
j. w. Hruska koupil tento Is
den lG0ti akrovou farmu FIR. Hef-
mana, ktera hranici Taborem cd
pozemkove firmy Wagner bratff,
IN $500. Pan Hruska pfideli
toto ku sve farma, n Dude nyni
NIT 800 akru.
Dostali jsme velkou zasobu ak
cidencnfho pisma Job type) a mn-
zem vykonat veskefe eeske tisk-
owe prace, TAX ze Vam neni tfeba
posflat 6eske prace ma vychod
kdyz nase tiskarna Vas maze "a
sobit vsim echo potfebujete.
Taborska banka koupila V pom
celi kasu. Tato kasa Jest Gplne
novy vynalez, majic tfi l7kamen-
owe hodinove stroje, "A Jest delana
celia z kaleneho ocele. Cena kasy
je $1,000.
Wagnerove V. j., T. ", j. f.,
a +. j. jeli kohmo do Springfield
v sobotu vecer, k Janu Martinez
owl, jehoz farma je vzdalena asi
AZ cd tehoz mesta.
Panf A. +. Wagnera odjela do
Omahy, Neb., We stfedu, by Sc
podrobila operaci. PAM Wag-
nerova byla operovana jiz jendou,
asi pred tfemi roxy.
PAM +. Haklova, v prlvodu
sveho manzela, odjela do Sioux
City V sobotu, by sc podrobila
bolestne operaci. Doujame jeff
brzke uzdraveni.
Jan Hanousek zacne vyprodavat
vsechen nabytek We SVEN storu
We ctvrtek; tento vyprodej Dude
trvat 80 dnf.
FIR. Pekaf zamenil svoji hospodu
a farmu IN 800 akrd pozemku kite
rs je vzdalen ~ mile severo-vy-
chodne cd Vodhan, min. sobotu.
Dobre piano ma prodej; krlsny
ton a V iplnem pofadku; proda sc
"a $50. Pfihlaste sc V nasi tifa-
dovne.
LicitaGni letaky (sale bills) Wy
konavame ipravne, rychle a LEVINE
V jazyku anglickem Ceskem.
T, V. Ptak Tyndallsky byl zde
We stfedu IA obchodni zalezitosti
sveho dfevafskeho skladu.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-01

%. X. Dodge OF Seattle Wash,
and A. D. Dodge OF Eau Claire
Wis. visited their brother, Ct. L.
Dodge Of this city last week.
The New Store is arranging.
for the farmers profit sharing
sale for Saturday March IL, 1905.
The proprietors will make their
announcement later. The far
.mers are invited to make this
store their headquarters that
day and no doubt hundreds
will take advantage of the offer
which will be made later.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-01
FARMERS ARE PUTTING
In THEIR CROPS

farmers believe that this is not too earl
to do such work. One man, Austin
Spires, was out breaking Monday at his
home ten miles south Of Minot. A Vel
va farmer, Mr.. Davy, sowed five acres to
wheat last Friday. Several farmers
north OF that place we're out dragging.
The gophers could remain in their holes
no longer and ran out into the burrows
and watched the farmers curiously turn
ing up the dirt, Hundreds nnd d Of acres
have been prepared for crop, and if this
weather keeps up little while, one of
the largest crops in the state will be put
in very early. indeed. Why go to Cali
fornia to spend the winters?
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-01

Dr.. M. H. Scholberg
is now permanently To-
Gated in M1not with
offices over the Post
office. Phone Sc.
A negro dedicated the Deering
opera house. A large crowd
greeted the dusky fellow and
laughed at his Jokes.
When building your house,
get cement blocks from Van Tuyl
4 Teutsch for the basement.
Minot, N. d.
0. NJ. Pierce bought a lot east
OF the Mulick residence and is
grading for a fine cottage.
For SALE 200 head Of yearling
steers, 100 head. Of heifers,
100 head Of dry cows.
TO be delivered April LIST.
addrss F. Downs
Willmar, Mimi.
After enjoying obscurity for
several weeks, the Stanley Sun
has appeared from behind the
clouds and is shining brighter
than ever.
w. r. Walker rep orted to the
INDEPENDENT editor that he
stacked three big loads of hay
which he made that day. The
hay is good. and bright.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-01

The 500 seed train will be in Minot
March II, 1905, for nearly one half day.
The Minot citizens will spread themsel-
yes that day and every effort will be
made to bring the farmers to town that
day. The merchants and every class of
business on that day will give a dis
count Of ten percent on all classes of
goods. The INDEPENDENT will do its
Share. One day only, March II, the
Weekly Ward County INpEpESDENr
cost Of the print paper. Remember
that this rate will not be good before
March II, and not after midnight that
night. We expect several hundred new
subscribers to be added that day. Come
in that day and subscribe for the INDIE
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-01

Did mortal man ever see finer weather
than is being experienced over the
state of North Dakota at the present
time? While the suffering. shivering
skeptics of Illinois, Iowa and other east
ern states are in the throes of fearful
winter, the North Dakota farmers are
actually in the fields, their coats and
vests of, and their plows and drags and
discs working up the fertile black soil
which will again yield another bumper
crop. Hundreds of farmers all over the
state have been at work in the fields for
nearly week. Many acres of wheat
have been sown and some Of the best
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-01
Barney Pitkin was dra ggina
on his farm south OF town Sat

Barney Pitkin was dra ggine
on his farm south OF town Sat
urday.
Before building, get figures
from Van Tuyl 4 Teutsch, con-
tractors, Minot, N. D..
John Il. Lenox, OF the Crooks
ton Lumber Co., visited Mr.. and
Mrs. O. M. Pierce several days.
FoR SALE young horses and
good buggy. Inquire at INDIE
PENDENT office or Chas. Schroed-
er Minot, N. D.
Luther Boyd and Miss Elsie
Brennan we're united inmarriage
by Presiding Elder Moore Tues
day night.
On Friday, Saturday,
Monday and tuesday, with
every pair ofladies', misses
or children'S hose purchaS-
ed at this store, l will give a
pair free.
w. r. MANSFIELD.
The Metropolitan club was
pulled Friday night by Sheriff
Lee. The manager has been
placed under$2, 900 bonds, which
he furnished, toappearin district
court.
w. N. Crane was called to
Minnesota Tuesday by tbs sud-
den death OF his father.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-01

PENDENT for yourself and your friends.
We will make this liberal offer to our
readers on that day. All who are now
paid up to date or ahead, will be credit
ed on subscription at the rate of so
cents year. For instance, your paper
is paid up to March IL, 1905. Pay one
dollar and be paid up two years in adj
vance. We will never make this offer
again, only Saturday March IL, 1905,
Farmers day in Minot. On Farmers
day, the INDEPENDENT will print enve-
lopes for the farmers for 40 cents hun
dred and note paper printed to match
at the same rate. This is actual cost.
Our friends are invited to call at this
office Saturday and make this; their
headquarters. Everything at this Office
will be at your disposal that day.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-01

Dr.. M. H. lberg
is now permanently To-
Gated in Minot with
OFFICES over the Pos t.
office. Phone Sc.
The New Store just received a
big line OF Millinery, from NeW
York City. The proprietors
would be pleased to have every
body step down that way and
examine the windows. Thecre
:tions are handsome. -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-01
BARGAIN DAY AT THE
INDEPENDENT OFFICE

The Independent Will Make the Exceedingly
Low Price for Subscription for One Day
Only, Saturday, March u, Of Fifty Cents
Year. How Old Subscribers Nav Be
Benefited-Job Work Slashed for that
Day Only.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-02-24

Mrs. H. H. Hadsall, North Oak street,
is sick.
Miss Matte Warren has gone to Chi
cago to purchase millinery stock.
Fred Liger, of Lewiston, N Y, is
! guest of DR.. and Mrs. J. D. Crum.
Mrs. P. L. Mitchell, of Chesaning, is
sick here at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Albert Norris.
DR.. A. D. Glascock, osteopathist, will
move his Office to rooms over Thome &
Frisbies on March 1.
Reinhardt Weitzke celebrated his 91st
birthday Monday. A party was given
in the evening in his honor.
Archibald Pease, of Owosso, has been
taken to the Pontiac asylum, where he
| will be treated for insanity.
Geo. L. Lusk, of West Bay City, de.
clined the position offered him as read
ing clerk in the U. s. Senate.
Mrs. William Simmington is back
from a three months stay at Washing
I ton ID. c., where she visited her daugh-
ter.
Floyd Derham. of Durand, we'll
known here, will catch this year for the
Cedar Rapids, Ia, baseball team in the
Three league.
John Crane, of Henderson, had run
away on Monday, his horse entering the
Central school yard and smashing the
cutter against tree.
A party of shopmen from the Robbins
Table factory presented Charles Terry
with table. Friday evening, the &C.
casion being his birthday.
Miss Nellie Mccormick is spending
two weeks at home here. She is teach
er at Portland, but the school building
there was recently destroyed by fire.
DIR. F. E. Hopkins, of Chicago, deliv-
cred an eloquent lecture at the Baptist
church on Monday evening on THE
Golden Fleece" DR.. Hopkins believes
America the only place for the develop
ment of true ideals and of genius. The
speaker was on the Peoples lecture
course.
The friends of Edward Carpenter will
learn with regret of his critical illness
with erysipelas at his home, lib Emily
street. He was taken with an attack of
grip a week ago and erysipelas has since
developed. Mrs Carpenter also is very
ill, having partially recovered from the
grip but is now suffering relapse.
Saginaw News.
Mrs. Genevieve Chaddock, wife of
John Chaddock, of jennings La, died
in Chicago hospital on Thursday last,
aged 81. The remains were brought to
Owosso Saturday morning and Rev. G.
II. Hanks conducted funeral services in
the afternoon, and the remains were
placed in the vault. Later they will be
buried beside those of Mr. Chaddock 4
mother in Oak Hill.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-02-24
Michigan Central Stock Yards, Detroit

Cattle were active at Detroit Live Stocp
Market, Thursday. Feb %, 1906; quality com
prime steers and heifers. $3.50 a $500;
handy butchers. A.00 % $40: common, $3.50 "a
1878: Gamers COWS. el,50 az 80; stockers and
feeders. quiet ~ ~ 80 a $500.
steady at $500 0 $50.
Sheep and lambs lower; quality com; prime
lambs, 8 z. 500 S7.75 mixed $500 0s6Oo, culls
$3.50 90 $3.50.
Hogs lower; quality com: prime mediums
$500 40 $500; Workers., H.55 a s4.95 pigs, HSS
q 1896; roughe, $500 450; stays one-third on
cripples, 81 90 per cwt. of.
Receipts-Cattle ssl, calves 4S4. sheep. 1853
hogs. 1867.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-02-24

Albert Todd 81 Co., sole agents for the
Acme Stock Food, best food made for
feeding work horses mich cows, calves,
sheep, etc. If you want to know what
the food will do call Clayton Thomas,
Union Line No. 1913 II bells, or write
r. F. d. No. 8. 2-4-2w.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-12-09
BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.
In Regular December
Session Do Some
Business


Inc regular meeting o. the Board
OF supervisors ol washington county
was heia al the eo.'Ft fouse last
Mohday morning with ne following
members ana olaeefs present:
T. fsllezlnskl president W W.
" oftflngton' 4 Coleman, t II.
Il4ason ana |, ?, Redd, SUPERVISORS /;
J q, 1reoeh' shef'f, ana !. II. Hood
eisIN s., :,
he iolioWif's was ii'e order q
BUSINESS
:, reunion Tor o or1ase across Bogue
filaiia ana ' iney Garden granted and
i was ordered thaf aoNeftisements
,o5 oils loi 'i's construction q same
be llaee
fetl1ion 8 + s'fani2n Tor pup
lle todd nom ~ l'osat 70 Nhihot
vas granted.
4, e1it'oi ,oI }'sM DskoSe across
-'hS i-d>e Dog y "ii' 'iles paws ba-
you on foad 80. - vas granted and
t.e eiei ~a' - ~ g = #aVertiSe 1or
oiq7 l'i 'iiS N9ii' ~ e''''l. ~ sdli'e-
e'i1loil y me ~ teel'Nf Wlafi y
storage 70. ior TeaR1iiosa III assess
!, lllelll was : 4ii'e'l am f#aecea from
9i'ooo ~ @3oo.
u was orgerg' (,:t', mat s3,e road ma
ch'1e n ine i.lisA D,assie1 oe ioaned
= }. : b1'Tles ) yes, - oe SEQ on ms
9t.ee'S :. l'e'1''lIl :. on His - eel.2 %
eslt' ! any IN - 'a-91 S'd9s #o2na't'on.
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~ i''5 ~ "do Pc ~ l''Nius <
ooIld loi P-oo,oo'
'i.'l ''ie = -
80 os 4''lt.'l '- ~ - 1i'g le
s'alI@''oi. 'ooNs :, i7''....ll''1 oelzo','
within the iisNt in'Se '.'llti'9 20 ~
y" lilose VINO nave iiot ..72istered 70
GO 50
!, was otue, ca ~ ~, .''@' thd'
an money III tne tlIst Ssilof'ai t5anK
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-12-09
Little Johnny Jones

A tremendous amount of interest
has been manifested by local theatre
goers over the approaching engage
mont in this city OF the big musical
success Little Johnny Jones'" an
original and clever play set to music
by Geo NJ. Cohan which last season
attained great vogue with New York
and Chicago theatre-goerS. 1t has
only been presented in the very larg
est cities II will be seen here with
the same beautiful and massive pro-
duction which distinguished its long
runs in the leading cities and will b.
presented by company of seventy
FIVE people in Guiding one OF the lerg-
est and best drilled choruses in Amer
lea