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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
AT THE RESORTS.

Saturday at Cdldcrs park the
Daughters OF the Pioneers hold their
annual reunion, ana a large turnout is
expected,
Today Scotland rolRns at The Lagoon,
the tdlcdonlUn dance music, Scottish
SONGS ana Highland "nugs' are the
order Of the hour The SAT- Lake This.
llo club III IN charge OF the Festivities,
ana had ordered al 10 "haslu tao kol'
Nn Grove t0 mooi "ouuj0intly WIN
lho scotch people, and gronnlus Of Ob'
dem
Tho program for the Afternoon con.
H|HlH M Inludouln games ana sports,
and AN association football game, Tor
the evening q concert 90 Scotch SONGS
and choweos, ana at night an exhibit
ton VI competitive dances, consisting
of tho Highland lllnR sword dance,
reels, slrulhspoys, Wall3oe ana qua
drllloF
just to rrovc that Scottish bnrds dld
NOT all die with Bobhlo Burns, ono of
them David henderson, has turned
ont a song Tor todayH event when
runs as follows
Tune Lass a. aowrc"
We Scots WhW i've In Suut Lake loun,
We Scots lra a. the Nnlry room,
Please como We WI lao the Lagoon,
on June Inv tWcnty.tWa, man.
Yes, come an hnc % happy time,
Aye, come an bring The balruics 0no,
~ como for days n auld lam sync,
Wen Welcome anc an "a, man.
Yes. como yer cronnIcs hort Va cheer
ave. come tao meet aud llcons sac
dear
O, como tho aud scots saugf tac hear,
4 bonnie day IN juno, man.
The bonnie Draw aud tunes Wcll sing,
An ro0ullocllons fond thoyll bring
qua folth ven dance the holm sing
That day at The Lagoon, man
WI tartan badge and thistle crosl
INK cpntlo Gallant n hls beet
Fine Draw the bonnie latsles drcsst
Among the thnWe may rove, man,
As sure as death, wen max n soon'd,
The ogden Scots arc c0mmin doom
To lryfto WI NJ NJ tho Lagoon
Al ltnhH kclvn Grove, man,
what Scot that day win hldo OF homo9
llo'll llkvN hao GA stay OlH lane,
Hen surely wish that he had gatn,
Tao hear the Bagplpps soond, man,
The NJ ha game man. como an eeo,
Tho Thistle cub win welcome glc
An shak each Scottish hnun WI gloo,
That day at the Lagoon man.
II was jolly time that the Odd Eel.
lows had nt Lagoon yesterday after.
noon ana evening More than 5000 ok.
cursl0nsts crowded the resort 20 a
fuller capacity than has previous
event this year The trains from out.
side towns brought IN heavy showing
NJ ladies' wearing me badge Of tho
Daughters ~ Robokah ana mon wear.
INK local lodge badges Of the !, q, o.
T., there being dclcga lions from Provo,
Park city, Bingham, stockton Eurc.
Ra Logan ogden, Conlylllo and many
way stations
The first train "a Lagoon IN the A..
toWoon cnrrlod 10 cars, each crowded
with pleasure seekers and subsequent
trains were also crowded At the la.
Coon the crowds separated into boat
ing, lunehng ana athletic parties and
each IN NV own way enjoyed Itself 4
| baseball game between Logan and
PARK CITY resulted IN n victory for
LOGAN by a score Of I to3 Al dusk tho
| center " attraction became the dane.
lng pavilion, whore merry crowds held
| forth until n was time to catch the
last train 10 the city
4
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER,

ep,eul correspondence
kAuras CITY Mo, Juno ln.-lhe cattle
marriott wuH iull Of urcntuu.iy last week
killnE uluo m the native division l0d
~ 10 % cents lower hv 'hr end of the
week hoayy feeders ~ la % cents lower
Hight ,,vdulF slonlN uo,kUs aud ~ els
calves ln 10 % cents higher ana uunrln.
the Milling cattle 10 ~ 80 tohis mghol
There H. Un explanation ur This which
may dlUp huvC lumu nDnlnE on julurD
prices Quarantine ptlu udNauoDl rW.
plN hN hnluE IWl oO uu UlmiN with mao
i've cnillr luNNr lv,n hammered un
On has eat down lu, consumption NJ Wri'H
which Dc IDII ln lower pIu'N fur kllNH
cattle llor.HCs thu HIiululu NJ thls s'us
ION ~ uHuuIlN Unr uf duniurl n ne
Sualght brav cattle and mlQo led up
gmW nbpcN u, ,ule'r ,numholS eI1n.
Fat cattlo prices Bulu. have boon prcn
ty general Nll over thp corn hAlt lu he
last Wcuk pud good growing weather
hue prevailed which nuts fuunElh INTO
Siqck cattle pg corn .p,ltp'rlt improve,
These conditions ur lhur variations are
likoly 10 rule w tho cattle market fOr tho
nest few wouhH As mo runp Increase
fiom this time one market NJ Coulec,
VIII adjust llAolf 10 conditions uH ihoi
urlso Range cattle wuro scarce ON N
market last week. bul There are good
many memo today. COLORADO lod docrs
llW TO 200 pounds cold at us a. 49,
last wook The market today NNorugos
about steady Some Colorado tlookrw
sold ul 40 today colorado feeders a,
Loo pounds, veal calves 300 tu bg New
MoNru bulls sold AZ ~ today Panhandle
stockcrH aiO 10 3N Il bunch Of $50.
pound medium foodoW nt 3.@ aud IL HttIlg
N MN panhandle cows 100 pounds.
2N
shoop markets have boon strong for
tho luHt week ur two, pr receipts dlmln
lshcd hul buyers assert today that they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
CONCERT TONIGHT.
Sunday School Entertainment at the
Unitaren Church,

The following program win be given
this evening In the sunday school en-.
tcrlummonl at the Unitarian church.
the feature Of the occasion being th1
cantata, Dream " tho Flowers" by
MONITORS ~ tho school,
Plano duet the Misses Brown, rccl-
t0tlon, Abbot EDDY, violin solo, Arthur
Moultoni song, Rosolla straupi roclta.
ton, failh Rodmnni song, FLOWERS In
May robert Meaklni Violin 500 Dor,
link piano Folo, spinning song" Beth
Larson song Nellie Hasbrouck mono-
loguo, "polly's surprise Party Sarah
pprkog,
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mo paying hlehcr prices here than At
chicago ana demanded CONCESSIONS from
snornou, which wcro granted, Three
ors sold M lGO lolnV ~ cvnlB lover than
SAINT sun Fol1 40 last week Two thou.
sand hCud of W.pound mixed ToSnH cNct
nud WutholH sold today ~ 80, Straight
Texas wcihors sold M iii FrldaS 4
band OF Colorado sholn .oarllnqs, \
bring 0N tO GW. gonig 30l 10 $3.50 10,
,nl conditions nro Independents ~ ont
eide lu0n,u,oH, ns "rulnla here nir nor
pH argc I'm proportion 10 the demand Al,
M other murkotF u0od slroup price,
viii dQuhluHN lulu fnr IL month ov NIX
Wcpk yet outside lf uU occasional slulnD
like that ul today
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smoLi,o in n Powder MAGAZINE

IL counting death more suddenly but not
moro surely than pcglocung Kidney ala.
ordors roioy'b Kidney euro WIN euro a
silght disorder In few days ana "
continued use win eur! ,ho most obstinate
lirights disease ana diabetes who woro
Thought 10 be- ncurallo II YOU have IVA.
noy or bladder trouble commonco taxing
Foloys Kidney Curo today before IL
too late lror yale by f. J, I'M Drug Co
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ONLY 800
Ogdop and Return,

Via O, T. H., June 22nd, Srocol train
leaves salt Lake NJ $40 y, NJ, returning
leaves ogden az HOO ,, m, Come ana
sec tho bicycle races,
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Have You n Couah2

A dose Of Ballard's ll0rohound syrup
will relieve H. Have You a cold A dove of
llerhlno NJ bed time ana frequent small
doses Of horohound syrup during tho day
VIII remove H. Try II for whooplns cough
for asthma fgr counlmpton tor bron.
chltls Mrs Joe M0Grulh, ga W LIST
street Hutchinson KAN writes; ~ have
used Balards llorohound syrup. IN my
family Tor B years, ana nnd II tho bost
aud most palnlnhlo MEDICINE eyer used"
30, bOc tl,Oo. sold by y, g, NJ, l. Drug
Dept
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HAMMoCKsi HAMMOCKs

The argost assortment and The now
est stylcs and color delRne on the mar
kot Popular prices.
DEslellllT NEWS ROOk STORE,
u Main 81
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CHEAP RATES 70 DENVER.

ON july third ana fourth round trlp
tickets SIN be sold Ia Denver va tho
Colorado Midland %, ono t0ro or slS,Oo
lor thc round TRIP, l'lvc days Nopoyers
both golng ana returning, Final limit
july 18th
\ trlp over the MIDLAND ROUTE"
WIN show you many Of natures won-
dprlul Nconlc features by daylight. Re-
serve your space NOW The service liz
ot The best ana the exclusive Pullman
observation sleeper operated only Via
lOlr route, leaves nothing 10 be mag.
mod 10 mako q pleasant ana interesting
lrIp Write on call on l., II, Harding,
gonnrol agent N west second South,
Salt Lake for further Information and
descriptive photos NJ the trip, Lot W.
arrange ull details for that summer
TRIP NOW
southern states day eallolr tomor'
row.
Music " the South, Salialr, tomorrow.
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BICYCLE EXCURSIONS


Every Thursday via Oregon Short
Line, Special train leaves salt Lake al
Gii0 ,, m, returning leaves ogden at
100 y, m,
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suffered 1 var stomach CAIARRH,
P0.lu.na the Medicine That
Restored Health.
Cure PROVES PERMANENT.

Mrs, Elizabeth Rcuther, l07 wost doth
street, Now York City, member Board
OF Directors North End Clio Assooia ton,
writes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22

The feeling ~ impending doom IN the
minds of many NiciImu ~ RrIghre dis
case and dahotos has been chnngod L.
hNnkfulutpN by the bonont derived frou
taking lolgy't Kidney cure, II viii cur,
inclplont hrlghts disease ana dlubotel
fort aud relief slight disorders arc cure
IN few days " had diabetes I'm Al
worst form" wtltoe Marion Leo n Dun
rcnth, Ind, ~ tried eight physicians With,
out rollot only three bottles " Foley
Kidney euro made mo q well man" For
rilQ by 4 J, nm CO.
a'asssasHasHsHs -
Southern Statos day, saltair, tomor,
ROW,
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Folcys Honey ana Tar has cured many
cases VI asthma that were considered
hopeless Mis- Adolph lucsIng i0l West
THIRD 81, Davenport Ia writes, "a g..
were cold contracted twelve years ago wns
neglected untl II finally grew into Qslh
ma Tho best medical SIKH available
could not ave me more than temporary
relief Foloye Honey and Tar was recon-
mondod and one nfly cent bottle entirely
cutod me ~ asthma which had boon
growing On mo for twelve years, and II
I had taken n at the start | would have
been saved years " suffering" For sale
by r. j llll Drug Go,
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southern states day. saltor, tomor-
row,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
Mus, Of the SOUTH saltor, tomorrow.

Southern states day soltoir, tomor-
ROW,
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WAY 10 MNTERTAlN.

on but tho way those follows In
XIV Lake did entertain us, Honest,
,ney hnIo Los Angeles hospitality beat
- 70 pieces why we could no more
XIV u newspaper, or pay oarfare, or
IVY elEa, or spend money for a thing
" we only had those badges on,
SUCH A puslNEssl
ana the business those people do
over 'hore' Now hero IL q pamphlet
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Music Of the South, sol,alr, tomorrow.
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southern states day ealloir tomor'
row,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY

\ boiler exploded nt Grand Rapids, Mich, Nlllug
Judge Antrt lpgon, a former Salt Lake lawyer
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100 YOU REMgMpGRO

Salisbury assumed the ONCE of premier OF England,
IN " Stewart Of bonIomn Utah. WINS Killed by lightning
lg cnrrlnup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-22
The Races.

Fifteen thousand people Is a small eg-
Innate Of the number OF persons
vino witnessed the first races Of the
Central Maine fair. Thursday after
noon. The grandstand contained
contained enough TO fill every seat and
to make use of every conceivable place.
Men and women lined both sides of the
boundary lines of the race track on
the stretch and the officers We're con-
stantly filled with concern lest some
SHOULD overstep the bounds of safety
in critical times despite their best
efforts. The races were finished in an
amazingly short space of time. The
scoring was as satisfactorily regulat-
ed under the direction of Starter E. F..
Wentworth as the most impatient
could possibly desire; the racing was
without serious accident and was of a
nature tC please the most fastidious
horse breeder on the grounds. There
was the least amount of dickering over
the actions taken by the judges that
the writer has ever seen at this park
during its trotting history.
In the first race. that of the foals of
1903. excellent time was made and the
race closely fought to a finish in each
neat Tho chestnut stallion of
charles II. Simpson of Waterville. took
first money, the second being divided
between Suzette Baron of the Morrison
Stock Farm and Miss Columbo. the
property of E. H. Greeley Of Ellsworth.
The three-year-old colt which trots a
mile in 2.3l34 has begun a fast career.
The 2.25 class, trot and pace. was won
by Helen Gould owned by W. +. Webb
of Augusta. The horses in this race
showed a disposition to appreciate each
others company. There We're but few
breaks made and none We're distanced.
NatarviIle was again represented BIZ a
fast horse, Greenwood, owned BY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-22
On Steps Of Tenement
House in New York
By "BIackhand" Whose De.
.HlInands Are Unheeded.
NeigAborhood Terrolized As Fourth Letter
Brings No Return.-.No One Injured.

New York, Sept. 2l.-WIth a roar that
threw the occupants of an entire
neighborhood of de.sely crowded
tenements into a panic, a dynamite
bomb was exploded. early today, on the
steps Of a tenement house in First
avenue The neighbocaood was shaken
as by an earthquake end scores of
sleepers were thrown from their beds
but nobody was seriously injured.
There are two stores on the ground
floor OF the house. One ia meat shop
kept by Henry Plumbers and the other
Is O. barber shop owned hy II. Searito.
Living on the other floors were l6
families. Last Tuesday Scarito went to
police headquarters with q letter sent
to him signed "Blackhand." He said
1t was the fourth Re mad received. A
demand had been ma1e for $4,000 In cash
but IL was not made clear TO whom or
where he was to pay the money
He was told that detectives would
work on the case ana went home reas-
sured. The bomb which exploded this
morning. was placed in his shop
Sleeping in room back OF the meat
market was an empioyc OF Blumbers.
This man was so badly frightened
that he became unconscious and 1t was
half an hour before he could be restor-
ed. Policemen after much trouble re-
stored quiet among the frightened ten
ants and induced them to go back 20
bed. Much damage was done to doors,
windows and woodwork but the house
was not damaged structurally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-22
DAILY KENNFREC JOURNAL. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER %. 1905

score of pyrotechnic artists gave q me
|cxhibition of fire works the COM
bined program of three nights was
given. tonight, and as was the ruie
with al other things the firework as
plav was gorgeous and magnificent
and 1t beggared description. Suffic" 70
saw. the great crowd went mad N
delight and cheered and cheered. untii
il seemed that all were going to Keep
il I'D all night. To much cannot De
said of tonight's show, for 1t Is very
cifficult task to amuse 10000 people
in an open air affair In the blackheSs
of night This task was accomplished
here. tonight and honor 10 whom nom
or Is due.
The two big exhibition buildings
were brilliantly Illuminated, tonight
and both were crowded well up into
the closing hour. The exhibits housed
| in th. exhibition hall and the Coilseuih
are more interesting in the evening, II
anything, and they We're certainly very
attractive when 4 Journal man visited
Them this evening. In the fine music
room in the Coliseum, which Is IN
charge Of STAPLES, Smith q Moody, d
pleasing piano musical drew a crowd
| of listeners. The art department III
| of interest. but to name all who drew
attention would be to reprint the cath :
logue of the exhibits.
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Notes.

A public telephone has been placed
building for fair visitors convenience.
The barber stop is located on the
platform in front Of the Admiilstra-
ton Office.
The express company will deliver
goods direct at the grounds, making no
extra charge.
Exhibitors, performers, etc. VINO are
come cted with the fair should bear III
mind that matt rs delivered al the Sec
rctary's office.
A special train over the Somerset
road will leave each evening from
Oakland, for Bingham and way sta
tons. The train leaves al G.3O sharp.
and this service will continue during
the remainder of the week.
One feature of this fair that is com
mendable is the noticeable absence OF
drunks and disoTderly characters. The
grounds are Well policed by a stan OF
20 officers under command OF Deputy
Marshal Tallouse of WaterVllle. AS
far as Is known. there have been no
disturbances, and no arrests made on
the grounds since the fair opened.
Some excitement was OCcdSlOHtu III
the Administration building, this
morning. Some miscreant entered the
main office. last night. and stole valu-
able v:llise that belonged to one of the
exhibitors. The thief sold it 10 another
exhibitor for 81. Deputy Marshal Toul-
louise of the Waterville police depart
ment recovered the bag. from its de-
scrption. furnished by the original
owner. and now the man who Is out
.he 81 is looking for the thief, as are
the police.
All stores i'm Wate1vile closed, to-
day, and the down town streets We're
deserted after the noon hour. On train
No. | from the west, this morning. 1000
passengers landed in the city, all us
ing the fair excursion tickets. and a
Sreater portion Of these were from
Augusta. iallowell and Gardiner.
The estimated attendance. today, II
% 00G-surely the record breaker for
the day ana evening is regarded by all
fair officials and visitors to be safe
and conservative estimate.
After laborious effort the aeronua-
teal staff managed to partially fill their
balloon with hot air, this after
noon. but when IL was nearly inflated
the canvas bag caught fire and it
promptly collapsed. Some persistent
fate seems 10 follow the young aero
maui. but he will make another attempt
to soar skyward on Friday.
The performance presented by Prof
Sutherland and his Canadian Hippo
drome Company Of Ottawa. was inn
mensely enjoyed. and even surpassed
their efforts Of Wednesday. This ster-
ling feature VIII continue every day
for the week.
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FRIDAYS PROGRAM.

Friday will be specially observed as
odd Folks Day" and the management
desires to make this q gala day of thu
entire fair. All persons aged IS years
and upwards will be admitted free on
this occasion by applying at the win
dow OF the treasurer stating name and
age. There will also be a souveni,
given to the eldest aingl1 nan and the
eldest single lady present, also a
souvenir to the oldest couple in attend
ance.
This day will be the occasion, also
for the reunion Of th,, old folks in .he
Coliseum, under the oil ectlon of an Of
ficient committee OF ladies and gentle
men. On this day will be the compile
ton Of examination Of classes of cat
tie and other exhibits lot previously
passed upon.
TIE racing events will re fully as in
teresting and as important as those run
off. today. The program cannot be
printed as the card viii be made up.
Friday morning. with added features
postponed from TUESDAY and Wednes-
day. The popular hippodrome acts will
continue tomorrow, amt the evenings
entertainment with the fire dancer, ami
the pyrotechnic display. will be given
as tonight.
President Mayo announced to the
Journal, this evening. that every ex-
hibit on the ground would remain in
its place until Saturday night. every
department being intact, so that Wis
itors on Friday and Saturday. will have
an opportunity to witness precisely the
same show that was enjoyed. today by
the 1000 people.
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OVER 600 STUDENTS
Register at Opening Of the School Year
at U. Of M-Outiook for the Year.

Orono. Me-. Sept. 2l<-(SpeciaD.- The
University Of Maine opened, Thursday
with the largest attendance in its history.
Registration began, Wednesday noon, for
the two upper classes and continued until
Thursday, when the freshmen were regis
tered. The figures are not yet available
but the total number of students Will be
over Co. At noon, Thursday. l25 freshmen
had registered and a large number who
are taking examinations will be regis
tered by Friday night Various estimates
set the class from $50 to 200.
First chapel was called at ii A. NJ, and
In addition to the regular services several
speeches were made. including remarks OF
welcome by President Fellows and Dean
Hart. The leaders Of the musical. ath
letic and literary organizations Of the
university addressed the underclassmen
and urged Them to support the college In
every branch. After the services there
was the usual cheering and singing cd
lege songs.
The football prospects are unusually
good, this year Today, there were a.
men out In suits. Practice has been going
Oh for about two weeks under Coach Nc
hoy with about 30 men out each day.
Many good men were lost by graduation
but there Is much promising materii! ~
the freshman class, and il Is from this
class that many Varsity men must come
OF the old men who are back are: Ben
nett Reed. tackles; Quint and Burieigh:
ends; Bearce and Moore. Guards. ami
Weymouth. fullback. Many Of the men
who were subs. last year. should make
good showing, this year. Coach Mckoy
will develop a winning team II any man
can do It, The strongest recommendation
that we can give him is that he has many
of Mike Farley's characteristics. For
two years Mike" coached the team to
victory Mr.. McKoy knows the game and
what is more. he can get good work OUT
of every man. Following is the football
schedule for the season Of 1906:
Sept 30-kent's Hill at Orono
Oct Harvard at Cambridge.
Oct Thrown at Providence.
Oct 2l-Colby at Orono or Bangor
Oct 2S-New Hampshire College at Orc
no
Nov 4-Eates ut Orono or Bangor.
Nov. 1l-1ufts at Medford.
Nov. 1S-BoWdOin ut Brunswick.
The FIRST of n series OF three baseball
games between the sophomores and
freshmen will be played. next Saturday.
These games are played for the cham
ponship of the college and there Is strong
feeling between the classes. There ar.
many good baseball men in the freshman
class, and this will give the Varsity cap
tain and manager a good chance To get a
line on men for next spring.
Work On the new library was started,
this summer. The contract was awarded
to the Horace Purinton Co. of Waterville.
They have already completed the eXca-
waiting and will lay the foundation before
snow flies. The work at this point will BE-
left until next spring, when it VIII be
hustled right along in hopes that the
building will be ready for occupancy by
the winter of 1906.
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Gala Day on the Pike.

Todsy might wen have been observed
as Pike Day. for the fakirs were in
their glory, and to the already large
number of tents We're added more, this
morning. and gold emblaZoned banners
went up like magic. and the dollars
and dimes We're rolling into the show
men with a prodigious rapidity The
Turkish 60 dancing girls smiled like
sirens, the "Ha-Ha" girl danced with
fearful ambition, and the fortune tell
ers promised many things beside past,
present and future. Apple cider. root
beer cider, orange cider. lemon cider
and all kinds of cider were offered for
the thirsty, and the hungry need only
choose from fifty booths to regale
themselves on "hot dogs" and coffee.
The merry-go-round with its blatant
organ We'd with tOm-tOms Of the Little
Egypt show to see who could make the
most discordant noises, and one could
scarce hear oneself think-but that's