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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22

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Co.. Naperville, Ill. J-Mibl 2Sx
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22

3 NICELY furnished rooms for light house
keeping in n modern home, with use of
telephone. Address c Al, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22

ATTENTION-Heat your stove with oil and
air; bake and cook cents day; no more
Write Boston Burner Co., Boston. Mass
J-759 22x
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22

WANTED-Agents. worthy woman or
man in every community Of less than
10000 population to sell our groceries to
the family trade. Only such as want
permanent employment need apply. Lib
eral cash commission paid. Bodenheimer
Coffee and Tea Co., St. Louis Mo. j.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08
IONOBILE ORDINA nee
IS NOW IN EFFECT

pared with the needs of the water
system, but is made with a view Of
keeping the expenditures OF the city
as small as possible.
An ordinance before the last
meeting concerning automobiles was
tabled and the following one sub
sfituted and made law:
ssBe it ordained by the Council Of
The City of Clarksburg.
zsSee. l.-That it shall be unlaw-
full for any person to run or operate
an automobile within the City OF
Clarksburg without having first
registered the same with the City
Clerk.
@sec. 2. Every person operating
an automobile must observe the Law
of the road or other vehicle and keep
to the right hand side of the street
in passing travellers or othel
vehicles thereon and shall operate
or run each automobile displaying
the number thereof as hereinafter
provided,
ssSec. 3-That in the operation Of
running Of an automobile, the per
son operating same shall exhibit
upon the back of said machine. in :
conspicuous place. so as to be plain
ly visible at all times during day
light, in separate Arabic numerals
of not less than three inches il
height, the strokes thereof to be Of
n width Of not less than one-half al
inch, and no other number shall BIZ
placed upon the rear Of said auto
mobile. Every automobile shal
carry (when operated upon the
streets from one hour after sunset
to one hour before sunrise, at leas
two lighted lamps, showing whit
lights visible at least 200 feet IL
the direction in which said automo
bile is proceeding, and shall also eS
hibit at least one red light visible il
the reverse direction, and SO ad
justed that it will shine upon tn
number Of the machine so that i
can be read at night. Every auto
mobile shall be provided with goot
and efficient brakes, and also suit
able bell, horn or signal devise, AMI
said bell or signal device shall b'
sounded whenever approaching
danger. The person or driver il
charge Of the automobile shall mo-
leave the same upon the street will
the engine running, but, in depart
ing from the automobile, he shall
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08

=
The good people Of Lumberpor
some days since took summary ac-
ton on couple who have gained
more or less notoriety in the county
of late by running them off. Lewis
Jones and Charlotte Murphy Kane
were thcnames.
The woman is white, while the
man is colored. While Kane, the
husband, was absent from home the
woman lived with the negro, and by
the time the husband knew what was
happening they had sold his furni-
ture and were living in the woods
or anywhere they could.
He had a warrant issued for
them on the charge Of disposih Of
his property but the officers cdAld
not locate the pair. However, they
were staying in the neighborhood Of
L,nnberport, and the residents Of
thet community got after them one
night and chased them away. They
have not been heard from since.
ia
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08

All the members Of the city cc %
eel were present at the meeting FIJI
DAY night.
Ctr Treasirer John B. Steele re-
,1ftcd &c, 81 SsrtapHected up t.
IsiTig auf SlG,Ol2i99 paid ont
n sSkalance Of $2fs.96 IN the
Syatefs committees report as
IAss syas accented and the work
SsSi,I dome.
ssTlbe ca3acity Of our two pumps
4 mn .s,,9I;cient running day and
,,;;Sbts 4 s5nnlv water for the two
+sSks 0nr hank capacity is $780,
ltIfSlI gsllons Tho. consumption Of
Ister far The c;ty Is near i 100000
sSIlons IN order ia supplv the city
ss.;;tl, u,a+ar Tho canacitv of the
:, y, -, fsnks and mines are taxed t.
/ t. S,ig H.; should any accident
~ q, Nan ~ a;fber the nnr,ns or tanks
~ ls;ty wonld he without water,
= ~ a az of rana;rs 10 tbe numns
= - ~, ,,,a,,I5 M ~ snrnlps a. +ankage
s'ss s,,s nDLu tha s;tv We think Il
;sl,. y; 5.,s,,, ~ ihat mr. water
..s sl,n5ld Ia bsye . ce,onlete, over.
,, ,syG s,' baye ~ a5d;tional numnu,.
au a5.i;4;ane, +an l. Nil, ..anauc no,
~ f ~ 49, ~, ,,,.esanf tanLs snasad.
aas = ~ ss,d = ~ 10 c;ty nm We W
ls "a . ~ al oast - srch IN
49, I 49, q 8 o, III ahoys 3 h
fSa aa;r Ii a. 40, 400 ~
e1s M E, s ~, c;e IN fact that
IL XIV q Il dsSt. and The general
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08
nv Associated Press. J

MADRID, Spain, June s-The
Killed by the bomb explosion on
May 81 now number "a.
The ball at the Palace this even
ing has been abandoned owing to the
general mourning, and a reception
has been substituted.
The British embassy has inter
vened in behalf Of Robert Hamilton
the Englishmen, arrested. Hewill
be released as it seems to be case
of mistaken identity.
Street fetes continue.
The Royal bull fight took place
this afternoon.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08

Quite a wedding party was here
Saturday from Columbia mines,
The wedding took place Mt the
Catholic rectory at 1890 O'Clock a,
m, Rev. Father Cchoenen officiating,
The principals were Mr.. Wendell
Mihaliak and Miss Sabine Voytuak
popular young slaw. The bride
and groom had their pictures taken
and later in the day the wedding
party returned home, where the
wedding festivities will be held to-
night and all day tomorrow.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08

The will Of John T. wetzels was
fled for probate Saturday. Two
tracts Of land IN Lost Creek are
given to his wife, to dispose Of as,
She pleases, and proceeds or land left
after her death are to go to his'
granddaughter, Eva G. Swisher:
One dollar Is given to each of his
children and the remainder Of his
personal property to his wife and
after her death what is left goes to-
the granddaughter herein mentions
ed. ID. u. Nnfter is named as
executor of the will. n
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08

Bunyon Carter, Florence and
Myrtle Stewart, the colored trio ar
rested early Friday morning in the
Swager annex for assembling for
the purpose Of Prostitution, certain
ny did some tall lying Friday morn
ing in police court when their
trials were continued until Friday
evening. When the officers who
made the pull appeared before the
mayor they gave the most damaging
Of testimony and the mayor sentenc-
ed each to pay $1,000 fine and to
serve thirty days in the county Jail
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08

-
Of s., 900 in Connection Herewith
Theodore Reichertss bid Of IL
cents per load for hauling dirt was
referred to tine street superintendent.
The repairing Of the pavement in
front. Of the Odd Fellows building
was referred to the street committee.
The Stuart Improvement Com
any's offer to dedicate the streets in
the Stuart addition, to the city was
tabled
gG. G. Frum's petition asking for
relief from the overflow of water at
his,lot on Poplar street, was referred
to the sire superintendent with
direction 10 repair the same.
The following asking for build
ing permits were referred to the
builsing committee:
M. a. Denham, one building, on
Monticello avenue.
Thomas w. Ward, one building.
Short street.
The council then adjourned and
convened as a license board.
The Observation-Disclosures Associated
Brewerics Company was granted
wholesale beer license.
Charles E. Mcbride, B. & 0. sa-
loon. was granted saloon license.
The saloon license of Alkaline G..
Cahill, at the Capitol hotel, was
transferred to the Davis Hotel Com
pany.
Co,ncilman McReynolds' was the
only negative vote in acting on all
liquor applications.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08
Sion the notion Of the engine.

| stop the notion OF the engine.
SSec. Ali shall be unlawful for
any person to operate an automobile
rounding the corners ot'any street,
or alleys within the city at a rate of
speed of more than four miles per
hour. or at the intersection of any
Of fhe streets or alleys within the
city at a rate or speed gilmore than
six miles per hour, or at any other
point upon the streets, alleys OF
roads within the city at a rate or
speed Of more than eight miles per
hour.
<sSec .5-That it shall be unlawful
for any driver or person N charge
of an automobile to run or operate
same in careless or reckless man
ner. Whether said automobile is
running over or under the speed
limit herein provided. Said auto
mobile must be oerated with due re-
gard to the safety Of persons and
vehicles upon the streets and ublic
places, and in such manner as to
avoid collision Herewith and no
person shall at any time operate the
same when he is under the influence
of whiskey or in an intoxicated con-
dition.
ssSec. 6.--Any person guilty Of a
violation OF any of the provisions of
this ordinance shall be fined upon
conviction thereof not less than five
nor more than twenty dollars, and
in addition thereto may be impris-
oned not more than thirty days."
The estimate for the year for
lights given in the light committees
report, which was accepted and filed
is as follows:
Total, $3.50, divided as follows
lilo arc lights at $5l each, $5.160 /;
90 incandescent lights at $13 each,
$500; 46 natural gas lights at $12
each, S576; residue for seven addi-
tional are lights.
The pay rolls and bills were al
lowed as follows:
Street pay roll .........$ 166 70
Water works pay roll 80. % 70
Thomas Burk .......... 247 w
| Edward Little 10 SO
Mrs. r. ID. Smith $685.. 16 so
The building committees report,
relative to a number of buildings
encroaching on the streets, was 50
eliminated as to, pertain only to the
McCarty buildings on Mulberry
street and j. J. Freeland's building
on West Pike street, and was then
accepted and ordered filed. Mr..
IMcGarty will move the steps as soon
rs the street is graded in front OF
his buildings.
The Garrett matter of extending
Mulberry street was referred to the
street committe with power to take
steps to adjust the same, and Mr..
Garrett fled an indemnifying bond
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08

The residents Of Grasselli are to.
have a Baptist church, the contract
beenlet Friday. l.. n. Law.
man & Company received the COM
mission to do the work and con-
struction will begin at once. The
edifice is to be a handsome one and
is to be located on Linden avenue.
The cost was not made public.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08

Trains we're delayed forty minutes
on the Short Line Saturday fore
noon by breakdown Of a freight
train at Jacksonburg. The damage
was slight.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-06-08

All the members of the city coun-
Ell we're present at the meeting Fri
day night.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
NOLl NE 'rANGERE
-Prob.blsments se12a oontsss6 p.ro nAde hma ahor.

-Probsblemente ey0ld oontes6; pero nade huA ahort
hs viGto suG nldos
NO tlenen nidol
-Supougo cue debsn teneros pues sno serian det
gracadas.
Maria Clara motto eentO de trstess ponunc6
81 piloto estas pAlAbras
En- tAnto hablAn LEG ado @a los bsraueroS AtGron las
embArcacones = pna cana
Audepg Ia hermana dc Ische de Maria Clara one teniL
tamA de pe2arguA dc arroz tomaea
canas para comda Las 6Ve0s oo2oios
e cAaba corsApan en- corto pedazos
argos como cgarrsos
Para dsraer mpAcienca de los que deaeAbAn yer los
peces cce vVtoE coeAndo Ia hermoaA Hay co8o
Ell arpa comenzo CuerdAs alegrcs sondos
-Canta Victoria Ia CAncl6n del Matrimonial pldieron las
mAdres
Los hombres proteIAron Victoria tsnia may buens
yc se ouel6 ronquera LA CAncon del Mamonlo es ana
hermoa ega tIgaA plntAn toda las mserM trts
zaS deeste esiado sin mentar nlngunA dc sus AegnaS
EntonCes pderon que csntase Maria Clara.
-Todaa mis- OAncOnes Tntes.
No imperial No imports excAmaFon todoE
No se hzo de rogIr cog6 Ell arpa TOGO pfeludioy
nAnt6 con VOC Armonlosa lenA de Henumlento;
Dules CO la musrts pOr ID pfopa patrii,
Donde eG amigo euanto SumbrR el sol
Muerte 10 brisa para Qulen no hene
Una patria una mAdTe J un amor
De repente 60 oy6 AronAdor eltrueado lac mueeE Lam
karoI un Rtlto 90 tAparon las Era e exemnAriA Al
bno uue Sopsba con todA uer2 de pulmoneG coer
no de- oarabao MamAdo tGJu V1lv0n Ia rak Ia snmA'
ci6n
Pero el cue quereI dsAr aoEda hsesl e erli6 Na
Isabel.
-S,forl eontsst6 el exs sminariIA sOlemnensnts Hs
dido habr pObre rompeo Que ala en- M otlss del hp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
Ai8u944oA De ola DEMooRACIAs

DOR tooar unl ii . 10 Goa noble rlc4 AonoelA
Esv,.4 de SstkDgen lh ado Icarfa.
-Aot(a u.u Pues qa'ero yer 81 tsngo 10
mismA
voln5 &e.As briOs en- e retonants Ouerno
acrcsndoiO Iovenes Laa madce le hcleron
cAlRf A nn, f.. 80 az ~nt4oa2Js pellzios
peaar do h,u1.n se4d1o red en s enc8rrGdero6
bolsa nugl4 oG Eta ec8FGdefG rspActo cAN
clrcQAr dnstt0, mAnerA que an
h9mure pods Ia des1e all
retrAr ioa peceS Gun Ia feG3cua
-Ua cAlman gdto on oVen Qae tendia is red
-Un caman replNeron todos
La paaOrA coro dc booa en- booA sn medIo del epano
essupefsCcon gsnerA
Que uecist ie preguntaEon
-Dlgo hay cAlman, Attm6 Leon
4 Elntr0ducendo una cEnI en- el aqua consnuot
OlG sond0 ESQ 10 arena, 90 10 darA plelI N
eapads del caiman. Ves las chMt % que
forceies.
q le hacer 90 preguntaron todos'
~L0gtrio diio uns
-JeAdi tQu6n 10 coge
NAde otrsc desCender al ahismo. 81 s8dA era pro-
tunda
e. photo ue svant6 Cog6 nna largo Oueda sub6 SgI'
mente : Ia especIe de pstaforma
Exepto Maria Clara nade haSa snonce se hIblA h!Aao
90 81; bhors sdmlrAbAn eGbeIsA estAtura.
Con gran sorpreA peIar de los gto de odOh e photo
sAlt6 dentru Gt encerraaero.
-TomAd ssts cuchilo gtt6 Cris6tomo ascsndO una an
cha hois toludana.
PorO "a aqua uubfl en- forna de surdOr sbnO Sc
Ssrr6 mlssenoso
-lJs.6L Maria = JOSE exqamAbAn les muieteL VamOs
tsner desgtAcG ssdG NJ IiA J JOIel
No angan uIedes cuAdo decia e Vieio brQuero no hI
hsCho en- toda vida mas oalmAnes'
ElGgua AgitAbI parcels que e fOndo trabAbA
ssh vclbs Il ceco TOdO' psFmanscsn sIene0'Os leno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
DOCTOR Gus1AvO MuAoz

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex-pro-
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa-
cultad, de regreso de su viaje
4 Madrid, ha establecldo su
o6cina professional en- la cane
de Tetuan M 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 a
d o. m. Telefono NJ 326. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
E:.DIC'T'0
EsiAdos Unidos do America. El Presi'
dente de los Eatados Unidos, s. 8.
Er. 10 Corte Municipa del Dlatrito Ju'
dicisl Municipal dc Mana0, P. r.
Ricardo Rodriguez Santiago,
Ex-parte.
Conversion ca dominic.

Por cuanto, Ricardo Rodriguez
Santiago, como promovents, preseu.
70 ante esta Corte Municipal, una Pc
sici6n interesAndo 10 conversion on do
roinio de inscription de possession de
una inca que describe ssi Rdssics.
FincR aisuada en- el bsrrio de Flori.
da -sf lera, term!no de Nanatf, antes
do BaycelonetA, compu sta dc ciento
srece cuerdas, equivslenses cuarenta
y cuatso hectareas, onarenta y una
areas. treinta y einco eentiareas dc to
rrenos qusbrsdo q pAstos, Linda OIL
Norte, con tlsrrss de don Martin To-
rres; 81 Sud, con las de don Manuel
Agaila; al Este, con los do don Girls
toual Martinez; oil CASTE, con las de
don Ms,tla Torres, estando inscrita o.
folio l42 del tomo 10 do BarcelonetA,
fnss nj nero 544i inscription !.
For tanto, hsbi6ndoIe ordenado
Dor oil Hon, Ee lix C6rdova DAvila,
] uea dc ests Corss municipal, 80 anun'
Gle 10 conversion intsrslada por me
dio de un edicto en- el per!6dico LA
DEaoGRACIA que 50 edita on San Juan,
para que los personals que 30 erear
con derechos y las ignoradas q uienss
pueds periudicAr 10 pressncion ded0'
cids, puedan oponerss pressntando ID
correspondence demands dentro de-
I,e.mino do OUNCE DIAS NATURA'
lies, q Oonsar deads el do 10 tsehA dG
lilo puhlioasi6u del Anucio, ltb:o IL
pressnts.
| Baio mi htma, On AsnaE, hoy dlS
IL del msS do Mayo del Afo 1905.
PEDRO J. RIVERA.
l15-1 Secretary NJ. G, OF Manaii.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
NotiCias dol dia

hoy sssablesida On sl sjersieio do les
protesiones dc Abogado y Notario. sl
selior DIAz NAVARRO ss dispons &
eohrar & Eux alientes honorarios sxse.
sivsmente m6dieos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
tContinudcs6n de Ia pdqina5el

kNVietWtNNStNt ~ PtSHs~~
-Ayer tards, una comisi6n conF
puesta do los ssfores doctor saldafsy |
Alvarez Nava y Sanchez Morales,
recorrio On oolecta el eomercio de San
Juan para hacer varios presentes sl
Obispo Blenk, q 81 regreso . 10 isla,
MODLsTA.-Se nsoeaita una No
d!ssa para 10 Direction del Departa-
mento dc eosturas do sThe Porto Rico
Drawn Work B Embroidery Co.. 10
Allen st. San Juan'
wTHE HELvETIA.--27 ealle DO
q Crux. Gran casa de h6spedas. Eta.
bic d. hotels. Apossntos para tamshas
personals solas. Comidas cirsuen.
30 esntsvos eahierto. Bailos. Telstcno
100. Apartado eorreo, 2s5. Propieta-
rio, Pedro SehirA. Nota, Este hotel
sstk & cargo dc una seHorita eague.
10
THE MAY FLOWER, - Cri no
et. 10. San Juan, R.-A una f:aa-
dra do los sarros sl6etrieos y primal
palss edineios del Gobisrno. Esplen.
dida vista 10 bahia, BanoA moder.
NOS sanitarios. Habitseionss trcssas,
Rxquisits somida puerterrique6a
Amerieana. Preeios moderados.-EMI'
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuda de Masterrer
@ En- el Club dc r. Kshrhahn &
Co., 28 San Francisco, 10 venden dos
rsloiea do orc eada semAna, entire 50
soeios, ahonando 90 50 8 Loo ssmaual.
La Ultima Aemana ohtuvo uno el
seror Joae Janer, De Rio PIedraS
sosio n6msro 2l'
krEn sata iEnrsnta Se ysade pa
bel visio dc peri6dioo & dos pesos O.
Quintal.
L-ABORES.- '0li'l'''
BordadOras y buenaE CalGdofGs, ssege-
randolea trabsio oonstanse. Proporclo'
namos 10 tela y dlbulo envlauoo1oA "
sualquer parte dc 10 isla. Dirigitse D
The Porto Rico Dranwn Work S
Embroidery Co Fortalsza 49, Tam
bien % solisitau OoJtursras, Ina
I'll asror DIAZ NAVARRO ha
astahlseido 90 0hsina do Abogado y
sa Notaria On sssA siudAd, sale do Sau
Justo n6msFo II. ox
Rieres ante 10 oorts Federal COT
Aa do Diatrlto dc toda 10 1sla y Oorst
Ruprsma, dsdisandoae asimisolo Or
oxamsr dc tftulos de propisdadss, IA
norporaci6n do 0orPorasionsa dol pA'
y sxtrangsras y tramitAsi6n dc exps
d,snses do appropriation fcrsosa'
Assptando 10 noble sompstea@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12

Sc vende papel vlelo de perl6-
dico a dos pesos elqulntal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
Doctor R. Ruiz ArRau

De regreso de su viaie & Europa
.s.ba ds inssAlar 81 ofcina profasio-
nal sn IL calls del Cristo, ndmero H.
Eores do consultA de IL media ]
y media da Ia tArda. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-12
FarIlacia ia Cruz Roja

Y. Dueao y c. -- Pe6uelas, r. r,
Complete surtido da drogAs, medi'
cinas, patent's ldos y ar.iculos de or
topedia. Essrupulosidad en- el despa'
cho de prescri ipoiones tacultasivas.
Precios m6dicos. Personal com
petente.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-06
f0VERNVIENT WINS GREBT VICTORY
THROUGH ELIlINS REBATE LAW
Mother of Evelyn Nesbit IhaW
Makes Statement ! hat She Has
Been MaliciouslY Represented

she. will return here Immediately to
he with her son. She desires to be
with him during the trial! Harry
Thaw is frettfng greatly over his In
carceratton. HIS guards state that
while mis- physical condition has inn
proved, in that he is gaining IN
weight and his complexion IS clearer
his nervousness and irTitability at
times gives Indication that his con,
.finement is telling. The guards say
Thaw worries little about what the
outcome OF his case may be, but frets
over the restraint and confinement Of
prison life. His wife called on him
to-day, spending the time limit. ThaT
awaits these visits eagerly and was
much cheered by her presence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-06

sworn out charging him with pel's3
larceny in remoyiDg some wearing
apparel from their boarding house, g
which belonged to policeman sam;
son.
From a life of luxury and plenty in
the magnificent home of his father
lin Managua to that of a Bohemian pi5
anfst in downtown saiooni from =
life free from care and With all tne
pleasures and hopes Of a young Ro-
man, to- a room in q boarding house. q
viii, humiliation and 1nhappiness
staring her in the face; from the pos.
sibflity of a high social position in
the capital Of Nicaragua. to the stern
realities of life in the capital OF the the
United states such is the present
status Of the contracting parttes 70
the international marriage, following
the sensational mdnap piping Of young
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-06
Advance Agent
Is Here To-day


On Thursday, september 18th, the
greatest and biggest show on earth
will exhibit at the South Side snow
grounds. Mr.. Charles Hayes, the ad'
vance agent Of the circus, was in town
today and completed arrangements
for the Barnum & Bailey show 10 be
here in September,
The traction company will make ex-
ira efforts to get the grounds in condl.
ton for the circus. The field is now
being leyeled but now thnt the snow
is billed, the work will be rushed
more than ever. When the gradins
is finished, there will be plenty of
room for the entire exhibition.
Messrs. l.. L. Malone, Walton
Miller and ]. E. Powell accom-
panied Mr. Hnyes to the grounds.
1t will be no little thing for
Fairmont to get this great exht,
bition. Several towns nave tried to
land this date, but all have failed.
Some Of them went so far as to offer
free both ground room and water