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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13
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(Ciag dalszy).
Najpierw jednak przerWa1
rybak - kupimy las, grunt
i inwentarz, = pobudujemy
sic pieknie, = a dopiero co
reszty z pieniedzy zostanie,
bedzie ma %sprawunek.
- Przecie so tysiecy ma
wszystko wystarczy, zawo}a-
Ia iona. #
Tylko po}owa tych picnic
dry nalezy do mas.
- OF, .moze bedziesz ksie-
dza slucha}? ms:
Rybak bacznie. spojrza} ma
zone : lOna.> zawsze- tax a.:
godna, cierpliwie znoszaca
nedze, sta}a ~rozp}omieniona,
gotowa do zacietej SPREE
czki - jednak stanowczo
odrzek}. tg:. .. e.: **s n
- Bede s}ucha} ksiedza.
- Guys oszalal! - zawo}a-
la gwa}townie - masz pre-
Gle dzieci, ME zeby6 dziad6w
bogacif... Jak danny ma ma
bozenstwo "a dusze stryja
z}ot. 20 ksiedzu, 4 Il. orga-
niscie, Gziadom po dziesiatce
to SWAT, - a MONA i pare
k6p gont6w kupi6 ma po}ata.
ME dziur W koscielnym da>
chu, - to i basta, - cry my
to jedni many pieniadze?
Dziedzic, co tax. dawuo juz
bogaty, czemu ME pomysli o
kosciele?
- Ri! niewiasto - Ewo
kusicielko!... przecie zrozum
re to 80 tysiecy, co stryj
krzywda ludzka naby}, nam
- ksiadz powiada- szcze-
Scia ME przyniosa.
- Przecie tvs ME skrzy-
wdzi} nikogo, - to juz rzecz
nieboszczyka odpowiadac, jak
to pien iadze zebrane,
I tax wraz z niespodzia.
mem bogactem W spokojnem
dotad lstadle wszcze}a sic
niezgoda, - a skoro Swift,
rybak, ubrany, " wysuszone
szmaty, pozegna} dzieci, i "a
dasana zone, poszed} ma ple-
bania. Tam po mszy sw.,
o~trzymawszy b}ogos}awie6-
.stwo kap}ana, jednokonnym
w6zkiem ryszy} W daleka
droge, do missta, gdzie mia}
spadek odebrac.
Noe zapad}a wiatr gwizdal
pc polu,a leslie W szumia} ga"
}ziami, sowy wraca(y do
gniazd swoich ILLEGALLY dziko
puszczyk niekiedy odezwa}
sic, dzienne ptastwo ucich}o
- i pochowa}o }ebki gle
.boko W pierre, ably ME sly"
sec ponurych ton6w. Strasz~
no, ciemno by}o W leslie, "a
waeka droiyna, kt6ra gubi}a
sic W %gestwinie, jednokon-
nym w6zkiem jecha} nasz
rybak. Zegna} sic i modli} 60.
raco, DO zmyli} droge i VIE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

S.SsAS f~A =
~pochwalajac Boga, w,szedl dc
isieni i izby. Tu ma tapcza'
ME zas}anym sloma lezala sta
ra, chora kobieta, u jej n6g
siedzia}a 6lepa 13-letnia die.
wczyna. 20 drugiej stronie
libby wia5nie PREY lynn ogniu
kt6ry by4 jego aternikiem,
|inny obraz przedstawi4 sic
oczom rybaka: byla to lat 18
majaca @najwiecej, urodna,ru-
miana; jak jagoda le6na, die
wucha, mi eszajaca jakie6 zioolla 4
Ida chorej matki: Ona to Cd
powiedzia}a: ma wieki! wcho-
dzaeemau ry y q I.
i: 4. J: = P1] ! jestem, l pod ~da-
chem czy mnie podr6zne--
60 przyjmiecie ma nocleg?|
- Gosc W dom, Bog; " v
dom to'drze1k:1a }agodna
~dziewczyna - s%iadajcie ma
}awie, ogrzejcie sic PREY og-
niu, a jak brat z lasu wr6ci,
to wan zastawie wieczerze.
..:.: !: :. Me \! .! bo q ] sic %: :m |ie! 'I|z!a :
W takim gestym leslie? II
- Biedny ME boi sic zio|--
dzieja - re smiechem oal
:rzek}a ~dziewczyna, brat
Jest gajowym i strzelcem, on
mas zywi. P6ki matka by1a
zdrowa, wiod1o nam sic le-
piej, bosmy obie przed}y: to-
raz cd p6} roku, jak matka
ley, Gale u%trzymanie domu
spad}o ma biednego brata,
DO ia mic zarobi6 ME moge,
dogladam chorej matki i 6le-
pei siostry.
Wracajac z pieniedzmi,
music i'm %dopom6dz, pony
6la} W duszy rybak; chcia} to
obietnice zrobi6 dziewczynie,
ale wejscie dw6ch m}odych
ludzi prze:wa}o jego mysli.
- Bracie! many goscia,
rzekla ~dziewczyna, wskazu.
JAG ma rybaka.
M}ody strzelec ~przywita}
obcego czleka jak przyjaciela
i wszcze1a sic miedzy mimi
zywa rozmowa. Wkr6tce ry:
bak opowiedzia} swoje dzieje
i szczescie niespodziane.
Drugi mlodY ezfowiek ME
slyszal ich rozmowy, DO gw /
rzy} z }adna %dziewuchs prey
kominie i raba} jej CRUDE
poland ma drzazgi.
Wreszcie %dziewczyna "a
stawiia wieozerze.
Pozposilku, m4ody ID czlo~
wick, przyby}y z jej bratem,
pozegna} mieszka6c6w ubo-
giej chatki i poszed}.
I ten ch}opiec ME boi
sic tax W noe is6 W las wiel-
XII? spyta} rybak.
Una on las ten, j W no.
|cy jakby we dnie po MIN cho
dzi; mnie nazywaja ludzie
strzelcem z pod Bukienki;
|jego: :strzelcem 2 pod Olszy-
ny. Obaj urodzili6my sic j
wychowali " tym leslie; ojco.
vie pomarli nam % @ - j lsji,edzdimy
PREY naszych matkach. On u
swOiei iedvnak. ntO masia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

skOWNIK p. M. Marya6-
" mocnej oprawie
kl,s,i i do latwego naucze.
MIA sic jezyka angielskiego,
e INA. dostac v ma nnass,zej re-
dakcvi "a cene $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-12-13

o.
.boko W pierre, ably ME sly
sec ponurych ton6w. Strasz~
no, ciemno by}o W leslie, - a
waska drozyna, kt6ra gubi}a
sic W %gestwinie, .jednokon-
nym w6zkiem jecha} nasz
rybak. Zegna} sic i modli} 60
raco, DO zmyli} droge i VIE
le poboznych slubowa6 uczy
MIL. Al ujrzal blade 6wiat}o
jak robaczek 6wietoja6ski, co
migota}o niby gwiazdka z
nieba ma ziemie spuszczona..,
Wpatrywa} sic rybak v tamte
strone,: byla tylko: .6ciezk1s
wydeptana, 'a=geste khaki pc
obu stronach sciieaynnSy;. =
N~ieihlamy6lajae sic odprzag'
konia, wziath "a a u,zdle i pp"o:;
szed} 6ciezyna ku 6wiatlu.
Podsunawszy sic bt,li:zsetj,p'oc:.
r-Esw- T-a -"GS 1890
znal, Is to ogieh przez e'kieain'5i''
10 blyska, a nisks chata ubo'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05

The following citizens Of Tuttle
were in the city today; L. l..
Schrock, T. A. Campbell, w. 7.
Owens, D. G. Long.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05
TWO GIRLS ARE KILLED
BY Cave in Of Dugout. Sad Acci
dent Near Dutton

\ Two children were killed last
night by the caving in Of a dugout
a mile north and two miles east oi
Dutton. They were the children
Of Mr.. Smith who farms for S.M
Wainsley. The parents slept in
the house but the children, two
girls aged about IA and IS years
and a boy Of ten, went to the dug
ont last night. About 4 o'clock
this morning cries were heard and
Mr.. Smith arose to find that the
roof Of the dugout. weakened by
the rains, had caved in crushing
the life out Of his two daughters.
The boy alone was saved. The
Smith family recently came from
Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05
FAMILY REUNION

The sisters of Mr.. N. G. Edwards
are visiting and having a reunion
with him and with Mr.. Edwards S
daughter. Mrs. w. II. Gilkey.
This is the first time they have all
been together in twenty years. The
members of the family from out of
the city are MIS- N. F. Campbell,
Of Amarillo, Tex, Mrs. ]. w,
Williams, Of Fl. Worth, Tex, and
Mrs. w. L. Holt, VIC has recently
moved here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05
HONE MISSION SOCIETY

Let every woman in Southern
Methodism whose name is enrolled
as member Of the Womans Home
Mission Society, resolve now. that
she will contribute this year not
less than one dollar toward the
support Of our home Mission In
stitutions. This sum we call our
81 Connectional." F" Provision is
made by the Board each pear, for
the maintenance and carrying on
of these, in proportion to the sup
position and hope that onr entire
membership will contribute this
sum, per member. Alas how many
have tailed2 And the Board must
60 into annual meeting depressed
in spiri. and fearful Of heart, for
they will not have at their COM
mand the necessary fund with
which to met the urgent demands
Of our various institutions. You
did not intend to forget, neglect or
fail, but you did Awake sisters
to your opportunities. AS long as
God gives you life and ability to
labor, fail no more.
Our Local Auxiliary W.H.M.S.
meets with Mrs Pottenger this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. A large at
tendance is desired. Contributed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05

How many got an April fool'
Misses Cleda Bowersox and Edna
Rhodes are on the sick list this week.
Miss Bessie Hart was visiting in
| Ninnekah Monday.
Mrs. O. Fl. Dahl has been visit
ling in Cement for several days.
Corn planting is the order of the
day now.
D. N. Gim, S. J. Harris. J. g.
Groomer and w. w. Safley were
transacting business in Anadarko
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dahl Of near
Keechi visited with the family Of
the formers parents, O. H. Dahl Of
this district, Sunday.
Jim Hatfield made flying trip
to CEickasha Monday.
Miss Edna Rhodes and Ralph
Bless were the guests Of Miss Marie
Simpson Sunday.
We were glad to see Miss Pearl
Harris out to Sunday School again,
after being absent for several weeks.
Miss Cleda Bowersox, GoldIe
Stevens, Clelah Bloss and Lille
Whited; Frank Harris, Millard
Riley and Robert Whited were the
guests Of Misses Fay and Ethel
Gin Sunday evening sa
Mrs.B.F Bowersox was canvass
ing in this district last week.
Prof. Jake Bowersox will be home
the latter part Of this week. He is
teaching school near Elgin, and it
Will close this week.
We are contemplating giving
a box social in the near future, for
the purpose Of making cistern at
the school house, which is badly
needed The water in the we'll be-.
ing so distasteful The date Of social
will be announced later.
The Christian Endeavor Society
meets every Sunday evening The
officers are Miss Eva Simpson Pres.
Ralph Bloss vice pres, Miss cleda
Bowersox sec. and Miss Bes ie
Hart organist. Every one ~ invit-
ed to come, bring your Bibles and
take part.
Big Bugle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE
OF The Chickasaw Baptist Associa-
ton Continues its Session

The Sunday School Institute Of
the Baptist Association continued
Its sessions today and more favor
able weather brought out a larger
attendance aud the occasion is pro-
wing helpful and inspiring to the
workers
Last night, Rev. w. 5 Wiley
delivered a strong sermon which
wasSvery profitable to all who heard
it. ''Our Sunday School Evange-
iizing Forces" was the theme Of
discussion yesterday afternoon.
This morning after the devotional
service, the topic why have De-
nominational Schools3" was ably
discussed by Rev. Haley Of Lind
say, Rev. Beauchamp. and Mr.
Stalcup. The first part Of the aft
ernoons session was turned over to
the ladies and at the close there vas
round table discussion. Rev. Har-
rcll Of Duncan breaches tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05

i'll. McCaughey Of Lindsay
is registered at the Midway.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05
ANTONY MEMORIAL.

Toledo, Ohio, April 4-The
executive board, National Council
Of Women, today decided upon a
national memorial to Susan r.
Anthony 10 be placed in Washing
ton.
The memorial will be an immense
bust and more than $1,000 will be
raised for its constructing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05

The Early Hotel parlor and other
rooms are being re-papered and re-
paired.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05

Taken up A brindle muley COW.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this adv.
oo2 S. 9th st. 81 tt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05

w. r. williams Of Minco i a
visitor in the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05
RHEUMATISM MAKES LIFE
MISERABLE.

A happy home is the most valua-
bic possession that IS within the
reachlof mankindn, but you cannot
enjoy its comforts if you are suffer
ing from rhumatism. You throw
aside business cares when you enter
your home and you can be relieved
from those rheumatic pains also by
APPLYING Chamberlain Spain Balm.
One application will give you relief
and its cotinued use for short
time will bring about permanent
cure. For sale by "All Druggist
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05

The Midway's new rooms
are being furnished in Swell"
style and will be very handsome
and comfortable.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05
HUGO. AUTO TRIP.

7. H. Hoffman and Hugo Roos
will start to Enterprise, Kan, this
morning in an automobile. The
distance is 100 miles by rail and
probably twenty miles farther by
road. They expect to make the trip
in two days, going by way OF Law
rene, Topeka. Manhattan St. Marys
and Junction City. Mr.. Hoffman IS
miller and grair dealer in Enter
yrise. *. c. Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05
Big Bugle.
~----7------
OKLAHOMA SUFFRAGlSTS

Guthrie, Okla, April 4. -Ok!aho-
ma woman suifragists are elated
over the announcement that the ma
tional board has decided to send
Miss Mary S. Anthony. sister Of
Susan B. Anthony, TO direct the
campaign in Oklahoma and Indian
Territory. She will be accompa.
MED by DR.. Anna B. Shaw, going
first to Portland, Ore, and later tc
Oklahoma. They will conduct 3
speaking campaign through botf
territories.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05

Commissioner Payne had several
civil cases in his court today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-05

F. f. Moore Of Poccaset was a
mong the visitors in town today.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

rivals by automobiles The roads around Man
chester are in excellent condition for motoring
The attraction at the Ekwanok links next
week VIII be the fifth annual Vermont state
championship tournament. which will be played
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
One Of the prettiest social affairs Of the season
was a luncheon given Monday at the Equinox
House by Mrs. J. B. F. Herreshoff. Of New York
City, in honor Of Miss Florence T. Mills and
Miss Agnes Costello. also OF New York City.
George L. Duval, of New York City, who IS
an annual visitor here, is at the Equinox House.
]. B. F. Herreshoff, Of New York City. has
Joined his family at the Equinox House.
James B. CleWs and Mrs. John CleWSs OF New
York City. are at the Equinox House for their
annual visit.
T. 7. Reid, Of Montclair. n. J.. is the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs Clark Burnham. OF Brooklyn. at
their villa, Eimo'er.
spending the summer at the Equinox House. has
gone to Chicago where she is visiting Miss
Agnes Booth.
Automobile arrivals at the Equinox House this
week included Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Taylor
Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs @. A Lansing, OF
Albany; Miss 2. R Gould and r Burton, Of
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cluett. Mr.. and Mrs. z a
Cluett and Miss Kimberly. OF Troy; Mr. and Mrs.
Spencer Borden, Miss Borden and Miss BrOoks
Of Fall River, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs George Z.
Howe. OF Morristown. n. j.. and Mr.. and MIS-.
w. G. Schermerhorn and N. L ScheTmerhori
Arrivals at the. Equinox House this week in
cluded, among others. Mr.. and Mrs Robert T.
Tod James B. Clews, Mrs. John CleWs. Mrs h
B. Vantine Miss Kathleen Van Vechten, MI
and Mrs B +. Mills, Miss Mills. j. b. F. aerre-
shof Frank Barrett, George L. Duval. r Bur-
ton Mr. and Mrs. E. A Thibaut and Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Taylor, OF New York. Miss Jer-
main F. 3. Combs. Henry F. Newman Mr. and
Mrs G. A. Lansing Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Batter
shall Mrs. J. B. Visscher Mr.. and Mrs. F. ".
Visscher Mrs. r. X Townsend Hiss Anna
rewnsend and Miss LAscomb. OF Albany: Leu
tenant Colonel +. n Hardee, Captain Warren
Dean Captain j. r. Lindsey. Captain NJ. NJ. Nc
Namara Lieutenant r. b. Going and Lieutenant
r. NJ Thomas. 18th Cavalry, United States
Army; Major z. r. Ladd. OF Washington: Mr..
and Mrs John W. Scott OF Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Girvin. 1r.. and Robert H. Cir
vim Sd OF Philadelphia and Mr.. and AIEs. Edgar
Boody OF En.lewoOd n. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

IN theatrical business circles. both here and IN
London.
At BOstOck's arena during the coming week
Miss Edith Kellner, the girl selected from two
hundred young women who recently called at
the Bostock arena in answer TO an advertise
ment for lion trainer. will make her debut in
public with the lions. Bostock's continues TO be
a strong attraction. During the last week ne
received two tigers from Europe, which Herr
Henricksen Is at present training to add 70 MS
magnificent group Of Bengal jungle cats
NJ. Gillard, the Partisan dompteur, with MS
group Of Nubian, Kaffarin and African lions. In
cIuding the notorious Baltimore, Is still one OF
the star features Of the great animal show
Miss Anne Buckley. who made hit In George
AIDES The County Chairman has been engaged
by Daniel V. Arthur TO create the part Of a
French maid with an Irish brOgue in Miss Marie
Cahilrs new musical piece. Marrying Mary
which will open at Daly's on August q
After the successful week Of the fremen
and the midsummer festival. Manhattan Beach
has resumed its normal condition for while
Monday will be one Of the nights devoted TO the
Sunday school children, and Sheepshead Bay will
be well represented by the First Baptist Church
and the Methodist Episcopal Church. Tuesday
night will be Grand Army Of the Republic night
Thursday will be German night. in honor OF the
German Empire, and the German Ambassador
and the German Consul General have been in
vited On account of the Triple Alliance, the
colors Of Germany and italy viii be tnterCWlned.
One of the big nights Of the season will be Sat
urday, which will be in honor Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
RIVALLING NATURE.

Artificial flowers were first invented by piOus
nrlus. In the italian converts the altars and
ehrfnes were uD 90 the end Of the eighteenth
cen41lry decorated with artificial flowers. labori-
ously put together. OF paper parchment, and other
stiff materials. In a Venetian warehouse the most
wonderful productions OF natural flowers ara ex-
hibited IN glass cases. and IN many cases. not
only the richest and brilliant colors. but the
very scent OF the flowers has been stolen from
nature for some of the artificial flowers stepped
in the perfume distilled from the flower which
il represents. Last century Swiss invented a
machine for cutting the leaves and petals
but il only be used Tor the smaller kinds slcn
as are wanted for hyacinths. uies-Of-the-valley
and other small flowers. In larger petals the
irregulaFties OF manual work are preferred 20 the
stiff and correct forms produced by macniner4{,
The material Of which the petals are MADE -
woven in special factories; the scissors ana otnsS %
tools used By the girls employed. as well IS tne
presses in which the veins traced on the 4e.s.
are OF a shape specially adapted 90 the WOt~ Ats--
part OF flower Is made by specialists. ~ o-s
FOOm for instance. only stalks Of flowers qnu -
are made: in another fruits and berries o. - -.
kinds are cast II they are wax or nioNn u ~
OF glass. The cloVereEt WORKERS are ~
making blossoms Of the single petals e1S
yvreaths and gaElanls ot TIE single p-'as'n-s'-
AuA1eG Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

records show an increase Of 40 per cent in ad-
mittances over the same period OF last year.
Moving pictures illustrating portions Of the
Bible stories according to the French artist J. j.
Tissot have been placed in the ante-room Of the
Creation spectacle, which has won great popu-
larity.
'Pharoah's Daughter" the dramatic illusion
by the same author as Creation" Roltaire, is
also appealing to the masses who have taken to
the Biblical productions which are rapidly dis
placing the meaningless feature shows Of the
past. San Francisco continues to crowd the
auditorium where the story OF the building ana
destruction Of the Western seaport is told IN
series Of acts in which 25O men and horses
take part.
The End Of the World" is one Of the few
shows at Coney Island which met with imTne-
diate success. The builders Of the expensive
drama able to pay for the greater part OF
the construction within four weeks after the
opening night.
The Midget City and the Moki Indian village
are among the continuous attractions which,
with the infant incubators. are the real human
interest shows Of the seaside.
Basketball is one Of the new features intro
duced in the roller skating rink.
Midsummer finds Thompson & Dundy's Luna
Park at the height Of patronage and popularity.
No preceding season has approached this in The
number OF persons who have enjoyed its diversi-
fed entertainment, and never before was the
great pleasure ground as inviting now It's
skating rink, opened a week ago, has proved a
popular rendezvous for the crowds. and no other
area Of its character. its projectors are sure is
as cool and welcoming. Expert instructors are
in constant attendance. "A Mountain Torrent
! a new aquatic ride Of fascinating novelty, con-
tinues In high favor. Every boat, by day ana
by night makes the winding, picturesque voyage
thronged with delighted. shouting loads. New
action and new characters each week add re-
newed excitement to "The Great Train Robbry, =,
and Mundy's Wild Animal show provides con-
slant changes OF thrilling interest. The free
outdoor continuous circus and vaudeville pro-
vide newcomers every few days. Herr Carle'
strong man." and the Glinserettis acrohats, are
famous foreigners making their first American
appearances.
Cool breezes from the Ocean make Brighton
| Beach Park a popular resort. It is the only big
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

amusement enterprise on Coney Island that is
practically on the ocean. without the breezes
being obstructed by numerous buildings. The
bathing pavilion is by all odds the most popu-
lar resort thousands daily taking dip. Ihe
roller skating rink. with its big hOor sur
face lust of the boardwalk, Is also popular
and the Ferari Animal Show, with lts numbers
Of trained wild beasts: Chiquita, Professor Lewis
and his snakes and the many other attractions
along the Pike all furnish their quota OF aInuse-
ment. The train service has latCerly SHOWN
much Improvement and Brighton Beach Park is
really accessible
The Mundy show is one Of the most popular
animal exhibitions that has ever been seen at
Lima Park. The programme contains two OF
the best lion acts and without doubt the most
exciting performance with Ieopards that Nine.
Moreli has ever figured IN. NO feature OK tne
programme presents anything TO cause Teel-
will happen to the performers. The animals are
well under control at all times, and while they
may snarl and show their teeth as II on the
point OF attacking their trainers, their actions
are discounted by the complete mastery or the
trainers over them.
The Grand Opera House will open for the
season Of 19O6-'O7 on Saturday evening, August
IS, when the attraction win be williams and
Walker in a revised edition Of "Abyssinia." The
engagement of the colored comedians will con-
tinue for two weeks. Following them will be
Cohan & Harris's Comedians in Little Johnny
Jones'" John H. Springer announces con-
tinuance Of his former policy OF presenting a
50 show for 81. with bargain Wednesday natl
nees Contrary TO the custom OF former years.
however, many Of the larger ORGANIZATIONS
booked for the Eighth avenue playhouse will
remain there for two weeks instead OF one.
Walter N Lawrence has engaged Herbert
Percy as leading man to support Miss Hilda
Spong In Lady Jim the new three act COM
edy which he will produce at Weber's Theatre
late in August Herbert Percy is an English
actor but will be well remembered in this coun-
try in connection with William Gillette, MISS
Amelia Bingham and Miss Ethel barrymore
He appeared last with Miss barrymore as ar
thur Brinthorpe. in sunday" Mr.. Percy mas
also been associated with Miss Alice AeuAsEs the
we'll known play agent, and Is extensively known
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
LIKED BY MOTORISTS.
Manchester, IT., Having Its Best
Season,

Manchester, VT. July % (special).-This bids
fair to be the best season Manchester has ever
had. The influx OF visitors here during the last
week has been very large. while practically no
body has gone away. One OF the most marked
features has been the large proportion Of ar
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

Dreamland has been entertaining record
crowds during the last few weeks. The sate
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
MUSICAL NOTE.

A,,aa sumner Geer has been entertaining during
.,s v,osr week az Lake MohOnk and Lake Min
-.r,as1xa- She viii be in Massachusetts, and IN the
White Mountains during August