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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03

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The Evening Times IN. every town In
North Dakota and Northwestern MIN
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dress The Evening Times, Grand
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Arrangements for the trans Pacific
yacht race next May, under the aus,
spices OF the Hawaii Yacht club Of
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HELP wANrED-arALE

WANTED-ExPERIE PIAATTEN
press feeder at The Evening Times
press room. -t7Afy.2 ,tils
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FOR SALE - ONE TEAM HEAVY
work horses and harness; weight
about 2780 pounds: also one horse,
weight 1910 pounds; for cash or on
time with good security. Inquire G.
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FOR SALE-A COMPLETE COUNTRY
newspaper outfit, in first-cass conti-
ton. Address The Evening Times
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Ice racing is in full swing at pres
ept on the Canadian circuit. which in
cludes Lindsay, Peterborough, Picton,
Belleville and Ottawa. The record for
one mile on ice is! 2: Is, made by Cres-
ceus. 2:02Kk. In 1908.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-03

lAc VcIy UeSt OI care III aUOru0O Ine
other animals, Bleisten must always
be in perfect fettle and nothing that
would serve to keep him in such con-
dition is denied.
In connection with the White house
stables are those occupied by the ami
mails kept by the government for the
use of the president, his secretary and
other high officials. These horses,
span OF staid, dignified chestnuts
named Prince and Dandy, bear the Inn
portant record of having drawn the
carriage of at least three presidents of
the United States. They are eighteen
years of age and have in their, day
been a fine team. They show breed
ing in every point and even today at
tract the attention of any one. Prince
and Dandy, however, are not in active
life at present. but retired upon their
laurels and MUNICH their oats with a
dignity fittingly appropriate to AMI
mails of their past Importance. They,
are afforded every attention. groomed
with the same Jealous care a. their
more active fellows and rejoice In the
record of having wrought well and
faithfully. 81 .,.. 81. 'ts
There has been Considerable tax
relative to the construction Of new.
( stables for the White house horses.
Colonel Bingham. superintendent cf
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Do yo4 want an Overcoat such as is worn by the best dressed men in the world the sfnartest coat of the season :? It's the long, swell .s WEST END labeled
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legislature was in session, and the Arcenta remuneration bill was pend ing, the Graphic heard many ruihorS from Little Rock to the effect that both sides were resorting to bribery, and that Little Rock was spending moro money along that line than Ar oenta. The Graphic was in favor of the remuneration, and it believes that every person guilty of giving or re- eeivine a bribe should be indicted, convicted and sent to the penitentiary, but it does not believe in organizing q war against those on one side of the issue, and no effort whatever made to deal out similar justice to those guilty on the other side.
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THE OLD-TIME BOOZER,

"What has become of the old-fash- toned fellow who used to come to town and get full on all days of large crowds?' This question is now often asked by residents of county seat towns in all the states, especially of the middle west and south. The writer well remembers that when he came to Indiana thirty years ago and for some years later, Saturday in all the county seats was devoted tO buns and booze, fighting and fussin@, demofalization and drHnks. There were certain old topers that never failed to become conspicuous for their loads old chaps with long hair, Uhiskers on their necks and noses of Vernillion hue Fights were common, and killings net unfrequent the day being made one of terror by unre- strained indulgence in bad liquor. All this has practically ceased and now in these same towns one sees sober and thrifty farmers coming in by hun- dreds to trade or transact business, with but little drinking and practical ly no drunkenness. The towns are fall of business, but the farmers and farmers boys are not full of booze as formerly. It is 3 wonderful change fer the better, and cons flutes the  happiest of omens for the happiness and prosperity of our country. Drunk enncss has become unfashionable and is universally regarded as disgraceful, and public opinion will in time re- strict it to the s1ums and dens of vice. out of sight of decent people.
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TIE TEMPERATE LAP

The correspondent of French pa- Der, who had exceptional opportunities for observing the daily life of the Japanese soldiers at the front and in the field of action. dWells at length upon the freedom of these men not only from intemperance, but from oth- CT vices which sap the strength and impair the fighting qualities. He draws a sharp contrast between these conditions and those which he found prevailing in the Russian camps. where drinking orgies and other shameless inlulgences were the rag- t!ar order, especially in the officers quarters, and he afirms it as his con yicition that the unvarying success and the remarkable victories won bv the Japanese forces were largely due 10 the self-contr0l and clear-headed- aess which their rule of temperance in all thines gave to them. We be leVe this to be emphatica ly true. : he worst enemies the Russ a ha3 Were in their lear-vo3l5a. illtaracy. "Reminiscences. These worked 10 their Gndoing as much as the couna@a, ia. tellieeHoe and marvellous efficiency of their foes in front.
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SUAaJKIPT,ON PRICE:

SuaaJKIPTlON PRICE:
 Daily, one copy, cne week. .....S ID Daily one copy, one month";. .65 Daily. one copy, six months. .... 3.50 Da,,v ore CODY. one year...... 7.5o Sunday Edition, one year......, 2.50 Twice-a-Week Edition .....-... l.5o
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Railroad employees do net appear to advantage ny Tut ing in9 to pre- Fent reeHla1ian Of rates Nobody wants to reduce their wages or iniure lfom in any Way What is vented is 2 Inv 10 prevent the aranting of spo- cal privileges and give a square deal to every shipper. That won't affect the employers. wages uufayorably but help them. They should not be so selfish as to look at their own wages ehlT. regar1less of the rights of oth- ers They should stand for the poo- pie in mass. of whom they are a part and help to get laws th9t by enforc ing justice for all will include the "a l. road workers in it's benefits.
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Senator Hemenway of Indiana did good job when he got through q law last winter making it criminal of 1eAse for any head of department to spend more money than was allow. ed by the regular appropriation bill for that purpose Heretofore there vas an enormous deficiency. The de- partment heads, with a criminal stat Ute confronting them, managed to make their ledeers balance. The OK will not turn his head until hit on the horn. and economy won't come from the avoraee official unless scared into him.
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R0Onl INDUCEMENTS.

Last June the Graphic called attea ton to the fact that en}y certain per sons seemed to be victims of the booa1e investi4atfons being made e5 the Pulaski county grand jury. It lS Of the same opinion it held last June though according to the late Chas. A Dana from June until January is sui ficient time for a newspaper to change it's views on a question.
 Men have testified under oath, in the courts at Little Rock, to deeds they have done which brands them as big ger scoundrels than the parties indict- ed, even should tho charges made in the indictments be sustained by over whelming proof whom the accused par ties are broueht to trial, which is not at all certain.
 Il seems 10 be an easy matter to in- diet leeislator who opposed the re annexation f Afaenta to Little Rock. but no indictments have heen made aoainst those who favored the Lit'le Rock siae ef the question. While the
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" here t.,c .yo,n Went

The late Nr'. May MaaeS Dodge was Nss.t.ns i taa.i.H in st i.aAis tAl, was blessed with \ veg srl!l boy wid, vc,y sweet tooth.
 Mrs. hoSs:rc,s sal 'he boys aafhc:. do you t'iiak It's II 'rt for 3.1 : to "t D !-rc,i hrn.d tl.,i jam,
 't won't h':Ff h;m," tlc visitor aH- .WaI9l.
 ''9;u' aIi t'rat 5ia,a z asked the mo o.,.o,. ny:oug'v.
 -Os. said Mrs hoder. with crl,a. a.ile Me aocsn's eat it TEe leave, | 3a the tocr kno5.' = WoAnn's upalY
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- -
 & THE MARKETS ; { ! F + + < S < + < + + t '
Receipts and Shipments.

The local cotton receipts for Tues day were gro bales, against 57 bales cn the same date last year; for the week, 5G5; last year, '67S; since Sep tember l, 39,12G; last year, Go,143. The shipments were Gle; last year, sol; for the week. 1101; last year, 7414; since September 1, 24,4S9; last year. 47.S5O.
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Ide.@.l or,tan3lood.

Above all other things, a woman whS would be charming must possess a tru' and noble heart full of love and syn pathy for her fellow beings, and an il, telligent min capable of seeing ma ters from h.ore t.aa one standpoint Any fair one thus endowed by natul undoniahly has win herself the DO 'il7i.it:es for isseHl 5s.o,aaull ood. for fro tAese c..aG:}s :}ssteri.ss5es sn";ne the nl5,1 .;.tie ssiHtues Yh.a, make wons..= !oze9. admired a':d needed by thoS around her. ::'.'-if T ona is aptly de scribed by N5!toE'a famous lines:
 Grace WAS in hn'' steps, heav'a in her eyo
 In every gesture ssiBnity and love.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County Ticket.

County judgo-James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerl-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John II. Shelby. Assessor-L. T. Sallee. cororer-R. D. McGaushy. surveyor-Joe B. White. Renresertatives-s. J. Hunt. w. 5. Pinney, Alex II. Rowel.
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QUOTATIONS.

Corrected daily by c. C. Taylor and company.)
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s':l if, 50,

Teacher (to pree5ci9us youpgster)-- Having studied Faar grammar lesson at home iast ni"zt, Will y5a define the word @n1a.9f5s f3z tlle claes this morn ing? [. :. {l0otn9siE iEl-I'rescnt, maid: past, male UT; fae;!1'ss, '.5giglen aunt. Teaei1et f>..szzee=.a'. a'.szf=EEs.ho erer told you such a t1a@z Y.-Pa.-H,ev York 'TiMnS
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NOURISH

the body, don't dose it with medicine. Scott s Emulsion is the best nourlshment in existence. It IS more than q food; you may doubt 1t, but it digests perfectly easy and at the same time gets the digestive functions in a condition so that ordinary food can be easily di- gested. Try it if you are run down & your food doesn't nourish you.
 SCOTT BOVINE, 4os Pearl strues, New york.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22
ODD INFORMATION.

Scenery was first introduced into
theatres by the famous lingo Jones,
in January Of 1905.
Uncle Toms Cabin" has been given
as an operatta. It was originally
sung at TIE Music Hail. Lynn. Mass,
October 6. 1886.
Iceland's fishermen have taken to
using motor boats in their business
Automobiles and motor boats have al.
so made their way to Helsingfors.
Finland.
A birds nest containing four eggs
was recently discovered inclosed in
the trunk Of large tree cut down at
Ciercenater, England The sap rings
showed that nearly century had
elapsed since the eggs were laid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22
SULPHUR NOTES.


Ardmoreite Special.
sulphur. { T.. Aua 22.-Thc Park
'hoteA a hotel which IL run only dIrisa
the summer months. closed its doors
yesterday for the season. .fhis hotel
has done considerable business this
summer
The Baptists Of this city are holding
a big protracted meeting here and it
is said that there are many conyer.
sions
u is rumored tnat the Santa re
will run an excursion train here Sun.
day from Oklahoma City. The Oklaho.
ma Commercial club will be the first
one TO arrive or rather. they will have
a special train OF their own.
Morris Bayless. assistant cashier of
the First National Bank Of this place
with others has purchased CONTROL.
ing Interest In bank at the new town
OF Walling. J. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22

Great virtues are ascrbcd to the
claws and horns of certain animals.
Tigers claws are In great demand
with the common people. one or two
claws may be worn near the luins.
tint should one possess larger mum.
Der the fortunate owner makes gar.
land Of them and wears them around
his neck. Deers' horns ground into
line paste IR an excellent balm for
pains and swelllugs. \ more curious
use Is found for the same substance:
IL is sometimes made into powder
which Is supposed To aid the growth
of stuntcd women. The Joint taken
from the long and slender tail of the
black scorpion are supposed TO keen
lllness at arms distance when chill.
dren wear thom on their waist thread
red or swollen eye IS cured by
having Il touched with the bolt or
chain of a door 4 remedy which
have seen applied with considerable
effect In more than one cpileptic nt
Is TO place bunch Of keys In "a,
palm of tho Uforor. have heard Il
,aid that the n passes away az read
ily { the keys are placed or the La,i
a rather quaint remedy In the ease of
spralhed neck is ., use an iron roas.
urc for a pillow.
Sore throat is cured by splitting uu
red hot iron quite the simplest aui
least expensive cure known On the ga.
live doctor Peacock's flesh and plg
grease are the best medicines for
acute rheumatism Madras Mail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22

a German periodical Stahl and Fl.
sen, figures out that Germany has
enough coal i2SO,OOOOOO. 900 tonsJ to
last it 1000 years England with
$4,000, 100000 tons and double the
amount Of consumption. has enough
for only 400 years
a rural photographer is exhibiting
in his window the photograph Of
young man with the following inscrip.
tion attached to It: This is the man
who put his hair IN curls to have his
Photograph taken and then can't pay
for them"
An examiner was testing the scrip
tural knowledge of a school. What
do you know OF Cornelius?" was
question he wrote upon the black.
board. One boy wrote in answer.
Cornelius was a man who played the
centurion in the Italian band"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22
Protest From Santa Fe.

Austin, Tex, Aug. 2l.-The Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway com
pany has protested against the order
OF the railroad commission directing
that company 10 place telegraph
operator az Cooley Station and main.
tain one there. The railroad objects,
but the commission adheres to its o.
sition and the matter will be proba-
bly, tested In the courts. The cues.
tion of the power OF the commission
To compel the railroads to maintain
operators at stations will now likely
De tested in the courts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22
The Japanese Poaehers.

Washington, Aug. 2l.-A part of
surfboat carlocks was received today
al the department Of Commerce and
Labor. The carlocks were taken
from a boat used by the Japanese
poachers who recently were captured
on St, Paul Island while Killing Amer.
lean seals.
To maintain the secrecy of their ex.
pedition the locks were very careful.
y muiiled They We're wrapped with
plated twine, which had been greas.
ed TO make them noiseless.
Five boats, more than 100 seal
skins and a seal skinning apparatus
were also captured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22
Two nahts In Mlehlnan.

irlmorcitg Special
Detroit Mich. Aug. 22.-Tw1 ps..
lights are ch'dulcd Co take place iu
Michigan tonight and viii atra,. "a
large attendance OF Detroit nght fans.
AIuVof pun oSUolVD io NpoD fuuoI
Morrison of Detrtt ioaihtrwoights ~
VIII meet at Benton harbor. ami JACK
oKcofc of Chicago and While Levi.
.of New York, weltcrwcights. win ro
.hIuocn rounds before the Grand Rap
ids Athletic Club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22

During the hot weather Of the sum.
mor months the first unnatural loose.
ness OF a child's bowels should have
Immediate attention. so as TO check
The disease before it becomes serious.
All that is necessary is few dcses
OF Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedg followed By a dose
or castor oil to cleanse the system
Rev VI. o. stockldnd. pastor OF the
First VI. Y. Church, little Falls. Minn.
writes: W. nave used Chamberlaln's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Tor several years and find Il a very
valuable remedy, especially for sum.
mer disorders in children" Sold hy
+. j. Ramsey. w Il. frame. Ardmore
Drug Co, Bonner & Bonner. Z.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22
Notables In oklatomn.

Ardmoreite Special
Guthrie. OK, Aug. 22.-Oklahoma
viii be the scene o, political battle
this fan which will probably attract
more famous statesman and politi.
clans than have ever before gathered
In western state. The Republicans
expect to get President Roosevelt as
well as Senator RCverIdge. Judge Taft
and other notablos to come to their
assistance. Bryan, Bailey. Towne and
.lobson will probably stump the two
territories for the Democrats. while
the Hon. Tom Watson will help the
Populists, Eugene Dcbs the Socialists
and Carrie Nation will speak for the
Prombitionists. II VIII be lively
campaign
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22

For Labor Day celebration in Ard.
more. bids viii be received Tor privi.
Ieges on grounds at city Park up to
wednesday night Angut 2g. II ex.
elusive privileges are wanted, make
separate bids for same Address c. G..
galloway. at Union Review Office. or
see any Of the following committee
G. c. GALLOWAY.
W. W. HOLT.
l4-6t BRUCE EDDISGs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22
New Night Ticket AGENT.

Jack Loggius Of Ennis, Texas has
arrived in the city aud viii De install.
cd at once as night ticket agent at
ihe union station. Mr.. Logglns was
formerly employed in Ennis by the
IL. a T. c. railway as agent. As soon
as the work OF checking in the new
night agent is accomplished. the telo.
graph instruments will be moved out
at the ticket office into another apart.
ment OF the building made for the
purpose
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22
New York Historians Meet.

Ardmoreite Special.
Glen Falls, ~ Y, Aug. 22.-The
New York Historical Association is
holding lis annual meeting TO day at
Fort William Henry ON Lake George.
\ symposium on the relations Of the
Indians and the early New York col.
ouists is the feature OF todays ses.
sion. The convention will close with
a banquet this evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22
THE caIckAsAws DEMOCRACY.
More Reasons for he Indian Being a
Democrat.

democrat
II. H. Burris, a full blood Chicka
saw Indian Of Tishomingo was in
the city yesterday and incidentally
gave the Ardmorelte a very interest
ing interview.
Mr.. Burris told Of a recent organ.
ized Democratic club. known as the
Burris Democratic club, Of the Bur.
ris school house eight miles south.
east OF Tishomingo.
Referring TO Interviews published
heretofore giving reasons why the
Indian should be a Democrat. he said:
Il want TO give one reason why he
should be a Democrat and one reason
why he Is Democrat
"He should Dee Democrat because
he has received from the Repubh.
can party nothing but subterfugc for
promises and lack Of faitn In all treaty
ptipulatious. while almost the sole in.
stance Of am administration 10 adhere
or even respect the treaties Of the
government with the Indian. while al.
most the sole instance Of an admins.
tration TO adhere or even report teh
trea OF the government with the In.
dian, was the Democratic administra.
tion Of Grover Cleveland
He g. a Democrat Tor reasons tho
same as would give II you should
ask why ! am Democrat. am. and
We are Democratic IN sentiment be. !
cause II has come down through IRA.
uition. and Is even now preserved |
in the memory OF our old men. that |
the people and the party which stood |
for the principles of the present Re. |
publican party and its people. once
enticed the red man TO stranr,
country and LEFT him TO the tender
mcrcics Of his enemies. after an ~
Viiation that he pursue peaceful paths
under the governments protection
says that my people were too
worship The greater father amid poac,
and pleutyanl thaJ nd wa: like tribcs
would Doe afraid to enter our country.
Tor the strong arm ot tho white broth.
cr wa around us. But that whom the
white man varrcd wD his brother. Ii
the Indian was forgotten hy the gov.
ornmDn' soldiers. who drcw AWAY n
aud lc't Dim without ,yDu so much h
as telling h.m why fn must leave. Il
Thieves and refugees oyorrun DTS /,
country and tho hunger OF DIS women
made his heart sickIIs Cat horses ,
were en- taken and there was mo- h
corn. Our old men ton us that th, .
warrior went south. borrowed avo n
loads OF fodder from our ncl-hbor and q
Ioined him in war against, the Big In
Government"
THIS Is oaly tradition but 10 is ono Ia
VI the first causes of that Unborn in. d
'tinct Of chit Chlckasaw Indian toward
ihe Southoruor's way Of thinking a.L IN
his consequent aligumcnt with the q
Democratic party. IN
rom that fellow In the front row. lt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22
FIower orOwers TaIk shon.

Ardmurcitc Special
Dayton, Ohio, Aug 22,-The Amer.
lean Florists society opened its an
nual convention with business ses.
sion this morning, 4 special session
viii be held tomorrow TO arrange
plans for the proposed national dow.
er show, A reception was rendered
the delegates 10y the local florists
last evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22
Kansas Holiness Camp Meet.no.

Ardmoroito Special.
Wichita. Kan. Aug. 22.-Nany poe
pie are arriving here 10 attend the
annual state holiness camp nicotine
which will Dee held at South Riycrslla
park, beginning tomorrow. Il Is c,.
pected that all Protestant cAurchr
will take part in the meetings which
will last ten days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22

It is well known that woman will
never become accustomed To banks.
just 10 she win never learn 90 shar.
pen a lead pencil or drive a nail: but
there Is woman in This city who
takes the prize in financial matters.
except she rcycrsos conditions.
Her husband held fairly nicc ac.
count az a local bank iu common with
her. whore interest was paid ON DE-.
posits NJ the rate Of 3 per cent. One
afternoon as she went shopping the
wife had occasion to pass her hus.
bands per cent bank and then an.
other which paid only per cent.
The more she thought about II the
more complex the problem seemed.
At last making up her mind that
her husband and. Of course. herself.
were being cheated by a horrld cash.
icr she withdrew the deposits from
the per cent bank and turned them
iu at the other place.
That evening she said: DO YOU
know dear, that saved lots OF money
today"
How he asked.
by placing our money I'm a bank
That costs only per cent Instead OF
D. It Is infinitely cheaper ,and-"-
Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-22

. fact tc-dr.... d mfwyp upuppucmmm
Electric light was first exhibited
outside the Gaiety Theatre. August 2.
1864.