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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
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In the book or memory: THERE Is NO
SUCH THING AS A HARMLESS COUGH. Ev-
cry cough is warning of condition
that goes from bad to worse unless it is
remedied right away. Opium-laden
medicine is delusion. Aliens Lung
Balsam cures the worst of colds. 1t clears
the bronchial passages, so that the lungs
get plenty of air. Why not get bottle
today?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
prlvIpe ono the Enemr.

These are the days of colds, sharp and
sudden, attacking throat and lungs, and
leading to consequences one does not
like 10 think about, Avoid further
exposure and fight the enemy of
health and comfort with Perry
Davis Painkiller the family standby
for sixty years. IL eonqners cold IN a
lay. See that you get the right article.
There is but one Painkiller, Perry Davis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
Akron Names pepositories-

Akron, Oct. 25.-Ignoring the suit
Of the Cleveland Trust company the
county commissioners this afternoon
accepted the bonds of the First Ma
tional and Peoples Savings banks of
this city as county repositories.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

Our people are contemplating takin
in Bryan's speech at Canton Frida.
ID. w, Lerch, of Canton, was in oui
vicinity on business Friday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
DALTON.

Dalton, Oct. 24.-Miss Minnie How
ellis returned to Alliance Tuesday, after
six weeks stay in this place nursing
William Ressler, who has been sick
with typhoid fever but is now able to
sit up some and will be able to get
out of the house in few weeks.
Mrs James Homan is visiting friends
in Valley Junction this week.
DR.. and Mrs. d. Y. Boebuck are
spending a few weeks in Lebanon
county, Pa, visiting relatives and
friends, making their headquarters at
his brothers., Dr. Peter Roebuck, at
Liditz.
William LaViers returned to To-
ronto, Canada. last week to complete
his course in the veterinary college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schultz were
guests at the home of Mrs. G. B.
Feasel last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vanosdale. OF
Ashland. spent few days with Willis
Sellers last week.
Ralph Drake, of Massillon, called on
Miss Anna Fletcher Monday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. Rose Finn. of Canton. is with
F. e. Gibson in the millinery depart
meat of his store during the fall sea-
son.
Mrs. w. ID. Harper, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Ida M. Schultz, are
visiting their granddaughter and SIS
ter, Mrs. II. II. Gully, at Cleveland.
Mrs. Emma Chapman and daughter,
of Pittsburg, Pa, are visiting Grandpa
Peter Buchanan. sr.
ROSS VAN VOoRHIS will take no.
tice that his grandmother is not ex-
pected to live. She calls continually
10 see you before she dies. Come
home, If you need money to return
wire at once. Any information where
he is located will be cheerfnlly re-
ceived Ralph Van is, Osnaburg,
o. 24-d326-w3s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
The Climates the thing in
San Antonio

The invigorating air, dry and warm;
the altitude; the perfect natural drain
age, all combine to make temperature
as nearly perfect as can be. 1t is
possible to spend most of each day
from November to March, outdoors.
The parks and plazas, the margins of
the creeks and rivers, the groves of
palm and magnolia, lose nothing of
their lustrous green during the winter
months.
San Antonio is, of all America, the
oldest blending Of modern utility and
beauty, with the romance and hero
ism of the medieval.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
DAILY MORNING NEWS.

Daily delivered by carrier. &c per week
Daily delivered by mail, $1.60 per
year in advance. or s1.75 payable a.
end of year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
RATES OF TAXATION


m Levy
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
HOLDERS.

A special meeting OF the stock holders OF
The Metropolitan Paving Brick company
VIII be held at the company's general ON ces
In the Folweli block, Canton, Ohio, TUESDAY.
November 9th, 1906, at 10 O'clock a. m, for
the purpose OF voting upon the Question
whether the capi al stock OF the Company
shall be Increased from sl,O0),OOt.O to sia,-
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
q. w KEPLINGER, President,
II. .. RENKERT. Sec'y and Treas.
OctiAl0-2BNov2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26

Come to San Anto
MO! The exception
ally low ra tes during
the Fall and Winter
monthS-the eXceil-
ent train service and
accom- moda tions via
the NJ. X. & Il. Ry.
makes 1t a journey
of but small cost and
n OF OF tiresome
lannfh mnnH rnn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

perlppaHs.
r8ie i'd isbe. BADEN Sic Sbren
9atten bod ni9t s~efunbsn9+ fragte
CT gemiitbli9.
Gin raider Gebdnte bur6floq Dat.
fp's biibfdes &6pf6en. SIR l6ien Is,
als tptHe ibr 9eseniibsr ales, unb
fnr1 enti4loFen, ersriff lie bas @ort:
sgntfdulbisen sic, babe i'd bas
@srsnasen, nit Germ @luper bon Der
Snterndtipnulen ELECTROMAGNETIC
i6aft gu Ipre9en9" unb SimpIon uns
ter benz Sit tpunberts ii4, mas ba
rcrging.
pSappHl", fusts Serr @topsr Iebr
iiberraIGt.
~Wolen Sic mir, bite, iagen, ma.
rum 9err SimpIon beute lGDrsen bds
Gei9dft perIisB?"
sd b0rt, er fst trdnt!"
yGb. nun 1T mir auss tlar", 1dqte
G1iib nit beipunbernspertber Rube
rrb ueberlegung. Isle piFen tppbl,
bab i'd Symptoms Srau bin; iebt 1T
mir fein SpeimdItses gebeimnibpOIes
@eri9pinben ertlGrt unb aud, mas
rum er sben inter Sbrsm Sit Iiegt.
Srei Mondte Iinb mir erit perbeira,
tbet. unb 10 bebdnbeIt er MIDI"
.SimpIOn", rief Serr Slobsr itreng,
rtommen Sic Iufort berdus."
SimpTon eeborGte. Gr 9eTtuno
fpGter. Oies Iei bic 19perite @iertels
itunbe ieines 2ebens gepeien.
. rS&dmeu sic ii9 nt9t, Sbre Grda
in cine 70 psinltts unb uudnsensbme
Gage eebrudt gu bdben9"
sd i6Gms mid. Serr @lobsr"
erpiberte SimpIon.
Sd Mil es bOfFen," iasts Sert
@loDer. p2aTen Sic es fi9 our 2ehr.
biersn."
.Gutsn abenb, Trdu SimpIpn, i6
hote mid iebr gefreut, sic tenntr gu
lernen."
@impIon fab NIT I9ledt berbebl.
fem @ergniigen Dem DesgebenSsu
mad.
rgs sebt sben nidts iiber Elm nets
tes Srouden."
9O4 0aiIp md6te Elm bDies@eii9t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Drei 6ei trporene nit elmer fleinen
flaihe Gbantberlain's Seibpeb,
Gbolerd unS Ourhfau ; ,l1leSiSiu
pom Gbolere 1norbus 9eheilt.
Ser 9. @. 6onlsr SisbtOwer,
ala., ers1blt cine @rfabrune Die er
mudte, pdbreuO er ala @eihwore'
ner in elmer Mprbunteriubung in
@Onarosuiqe, areiSbauptiaOt bonn
arelIe @lebourne, ala, figurirte. Gr
laat: ,M6breno ih bort mar, OBJ iH
etmas triiAes unb audi 8urf'Jleiit,
bas bel mir gbOtero Worbus in iebr
ihlimmer 5orm oeruriahte. Sd
Iihlte ara eleno unb ieiidte nat ei'
ner eemi6en gboleru : N%eoisin, ltatt
oeiien Ianbte mir Der GpOtbeter cine
6laihe Gbamberlain'S 2eibweb, Gbo'
lera uno Gur1faGs Wtebiain nit benz
8emerten, bnB er bas Seulnidte
hattie, mir abel in 5Olee Der Gr'
nrubtheit bieies Seilmittels, pOrsD9e
mir lesteres su ihtden, oa er lir
beiieu unieblbore Sur sarantire. SD
no6m cine 3uIe bouen uno flblte in
fiinf WIinuten beIier. Ole ttpette
2uie beilte mid eansliA. 3wei
MitaeIdmOrene litten in oerielben
8eiie uuo cine ianf unb apqu5ig
Sent 5lo,te heilte uns ale 'orei.
Bum Yerioui bel @nIter Srus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
simpIous Grandsa
SumOrss,e aus benz Gnstii9en pom STE
au6pis.

DAB SimpiOn Iei4tiinnis mar, l6bt
ii9 leiber ni4t beItreiten. @r ma9te
ben Ginbrud zines netten MenI9en
unb gait fur ben ouperIdIisIten uno
raj delteu Arbeiter in ben 8urfdlls Der
Snternatipnalen @erii9erunsss @eIel>
i9uft, unb Osnno9 mar er, tpie ses
fust, leidtfnnis, unb 5tpar tam bas
bon itiner @OrIiebe fir Sunbe,
Dir pubten auf BEN Bureau bes
reits, bub er Ieiuen 6ogterrter ouf bic
GusiteQuns Rd9 Rettleton seI9idt
babe, ebe er uns elm @prt bapon ges
fost bate. Sub SimpIon perfOnli4
bcrtbin 9eben tperbe, f9ien nt9t
pabri9einli9, bd er in Iebter .3ett
i4on Dfters llrIaub senommen bate.
3ubem mar er nun nit brst@rpbmiits
tern gu @rube segausen, ni9t gu res
ben bon Der SOdSeit elmer ifnasinGren
S9peIter, unb SimpIon ipubte, baB
nit uuierm @orseleBten 9lober nidt
gu lpaben mar.
an benz frasli9en Sage fiblte ii9
Simpipn sesen apOIf llbr ie6r uns
ppbl anb ItObnts mebrmals Edut. Der
reu sinsetretene Srimbls mslbete urs
in ieiher unsrpbrenbeit. es fdetne ses
fdbrIi4 nit Gimpfon gu fteben.
Simpion istbit fbetlte uus nit, feiR
aOpf Iprtnge nG9Ittrs auseindnoer,
unb bon ieinen Riidtni9merSen tonne
fi9 fsinsr einsn 8egriff MAIDEN.
rG9on snt, @impfon", erpiberte
Der &aIiirer Smith srob, Sic iper.
ben nidt CUR 9unbedusfeIIung seben|.
\ sd min Sbnsn rur piinf9en,
Sthtb", idste SimpTOn trduris, rbdB
@ie ME 70 gu lsiben baben, tpie i'd
rRi9t tpubrf6etnIid" meinte
Smith rbd i'd mir ni9ts aus Guns
ben utd9e."
SEPT bnr9T6ritt Serr @Ipper bas
Bureau unb bemertte SimpIon's lei.
benbes ausfe6sr.
sSalIO, SimpfOn", bieB es, ~fnb
Sic nt9t NOBLE
SimpIOn griff NIT Gnfrengung
nod isiner Sober unb DerIu9te Ders
gebers su fdretben.
pMein 8ppf1, murmslte er. un6
fiibrte bic 9dnO suerIt an bic Stirn,
bdnn nad binten run6 metu
Riiden".
.Sis Iiub sipeiFsIlos srtGiteta, fasts
6err @tuber, runb miFsn DOrT6fis
fen, StmpfOr. 6dben sic gisaSss
bprg1
-glints gsfonbsrssH. srptbsrss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
y~erwanr@ene warteu.
@on giteaa @onSrim.

Son SltelIa WonorIm.
Beriuuuit'ue @drtcn sibt's. mo aueIlen
rieleln
Gurd ountcln Naien unter 9Gnge5tpet'
gen
@oa Rurpurbliitben our Oemantuen Sites
ieln,
llnO tpeibe G0tttrbilOer ite9'u uEO
iHiUeigeu.
Ro fibrt Der @ee liiS mas erI6Iiebt
bic Storte?
BerJiIbts. @riefe in pcrihtoIl ner 2ape
Gnt9oIten oft oes Gintritts 3arbers
Gin ipeltes gtrdubdsn weiit auf isns
Yfaoe.
Ser @eiIdenSuft aus eines Sd6ers
Salten
gripedt ben Saumelbna9 Der 8uuber'
blut6en.
limb Spiiheh adno, Dem balbuergef men,
alien,
Tae ieber ioIdeu 3miberidIhieI bitten,
Ser Tim eriGIie6t Ole tirfsn s6aten'
gauge,
98p peiBe U6tterbiIScr ltebln uuS Us
delta
lin lie Der gIitbemantef iptrr @e'
hdnae,
limb 10 pevrmlt um's Sdupt Die 2iiftt
td6eIn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
@oetbes seDta.

qus elmer Stobt in nG6Isr gGbe
bon Berlin t6eiIt sine 2ebrerin fpl'
senben tlsinen 4ufiab elmer atpDlfs
iGbrisen S9ilerin in tportsetreuer
@6f9rift nit, Der bds i6pierige
S6emu .@Ostbes 2eben" stenIo turs
tpie erT9UpfenS bebanbeIt: r@oetbe
tpur6e i'm Sabre 1749 gu Rains ses
bpren. sic tparen cine bornebme
Samilie. Sc mar cine &aiIertrD,
nuns, babel tOnute er gut Isben. Oenn
er bate einen guten 9lab. @ls &c
alt senug mar, brodte i'm fem Batter
auf bic llniDeriitGt gu 2eipsts. BORT
lsrnts er iebr gut. Seine GItsrn
freuten fd, baB sr 10 fIeiBis Iernte.
9arum fost elm Spridpurt: Bonn
Batter lernt id bic Ratur, bas 2eben
aum Fubiren, bonn Miitterden Iernt
i'd bic Natur gum Stiide gu TlabuIis
rem. Sn 2sipSis betum er cine
fatpere 2rdntbeit. Gr bate mas an
feline 4ueen. Run folte er tpieoer
Suriid. 9lber bas poIte er r,i9t unS
mad eintsen Sasen mar er ipieSer gee
funo. als sr ausgeIernt bate, sog
er pteber nab Mains. BORT tpurbe
Ct BON Serrn glusuit aus Dstmar
eiuselabsn. sic sineer bin, unb ie
brd9ten bic Sage better unb Fr6bIi9
au. Mdn9muI friegte er dli9 einen
Gag fret gum 0i9ten. @oetbe itdrb
I'm SABRE 1882. SstRe lsbtsn @orte
udren: rMle6r ui9tlA
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\. Smntp srtnite.

Stmplor. Srrttn grtrite.
Damn seben sic beFer na9 Saus,
Rebmeu sic bann iofort elm beiBes
Bah unb begeben sic fi9 au 8ett."
n8efen Oant", Serr @Ioper", Taste
StmpIon. Spbalo Der tpoblpolenbe
@OrseIsbte ben Riiden tpenbete, tlapp,
ts er bic 8ii9ersou unb orbnete Iein
pult, oues nit acknowledgement
@ussn, iba bds sanse perional Jpn
f9urf Gsoba9tete.
p@il Slid, Simpion", rief 500.
Ter. ~SOffs, buB Sic ben erIten greis
.srrinsen!"
SimpIon CAB feline @ntport, dber
iein @eii9t mar better, aIs er in 5ei,
men Rod I4lipfte, unb, ipie elmer Be-
mertte, auf ieOer S%reppenitufe i6isn
fi9 fem gefinOen gu beFerN. Ra9 feis
mem @essung tpurbe bic 4rbeit tpie,
Der aufsenOmmen. @d frat Serr 9los
Der elm.
rgitte, 9err SCOOTER. i4 min I9on
iebt bic WeIternsp apiere priifen, tuenn
Sic mir bisfeIben slei9 britsen mol.
len. Sd mS9te beute fri6sr tpea.
seben, Su i'd beabfi9tige, bic Nsttles
tons au%sitsauns fir Slnbe gu BE,
fu6en."
aIs T9 bic Sbiir tpieber aeT9loT,
fen, fab SeOermdnn in bic SDbe.
oDonneripetter", iaste Smith, has
sibt cine id0ne @eIdi8te fir Gimp.
fen, benn i9 pette bunbert aegen eins,
baB er nab RettIetOn sebt - buns
bert gegen ems.
Smith bebielt natiirIi9 Re6t.
Gimpion sins tbatiG9li9 our Sunbes
uusiteuuns unb beiab iiberbies bic
Sre9beit, feline Trou mitsunebmen,
Elm mathematics. iiBes 9ef9Dpf.
Was It9 bcru9 ereignete, erfubren
mir tbeils bon StmpIon ielbit, tbeils
bon Smttb's Srau. bic nit SimpIon
Dertuanot mar, anbers pieOer bur@
stIesentItde Bemertunseu bes Germ
@lpper.
aIs Stmpfon gu Sauie antam, Be-
sriibte er feline Grap nit Subel: n9ls
les in OrOnung. aiebIinS; i'd babe
urlaub."
r0u buit bod INNER Slid, frsute
f9 bas entsiidte Weib9en. nSait 9u
LANCE bitten miiFena"
rNt@t LANCE, iusts SimpIon. rGs
1T niemals I9per, etpds au errei,
den, tpenn man bic Sadie rur ri9tia
arSufansen peiB.@
rHutiirli9", Itimmte Daifb gu.
Sic tpdren balb I~ntertpeos, iino
StmpIon I9eint crit beim Betreter
Der a~usisauns bic erften &esunsen
fines I9lebten 9eipiFens berfpiirt 5u
boben. @erabe bdtten lie Drummer DC
sntbsdt, unb Der Serrisr Donbb BE,
eriiBte fsinen Germ nit Iautsm @es
beul. als Gimpfon nab Ieiner eieeRer
@r5GbIuts bus Ssr3 in bic S9ub,
ftsl - feline bret S9ritte bon ibm
eutfernt Itan6 Serr @loper!
Sbne eine GetunSe gu 31sern, BET.
fapdnb SimpIon binter benz Riideu
ieines Nebenmannes unb dtbmete er.
kidtert uuf, In fi6ertr GntFernunq
bon Ieinem S9redseIpenIt. Nur ber
getauie an bic DerIaKene OaiI1 er,
filte Iein Semitic nit auaIen.
@utip bate Ii4 inspifden umge,
tuunbt unb idb bon grItaunen mad
tbrem @atten aus. Gin leiSer ausruI
her llsberraI9ung entfubr ibr, 70 BAT
Serr @tober, Der nit SntersFs Ddn1
BPS Sertunft itubirte, is priifenS an,
btidte. aengitlt9 fpdbte DaiID mad
alien Ri9tungen, i9lisBli9 trdf i6l
Bid aud auf germ Sl6per's tpobl.
senGbrtes. piirbises Intlib.
9Dflt9 nabm bieIer ben Out al
irb rebete fe an:
.@tItatten. suGSiees Srdulsin, BAT
td bebiIfli9 fem 6arf9 Sic I9eiRer
etpus al bermtFen91
9aiIp MdsIte matt, besesnete obel
rpa 8ertrnueH Germ Slober's batter,
li6tn Bid,
so lit es'. erpiOsrts lie. Id bdb,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
@trofe.

Sommerfrii8lsrin (perIuden6, cine
Sub az melten, bic ibr aber ben elmer
umnirfD: .llnbant6ares @ieb, ieBt
luB bid pieber bon ben gep0bnliasn
Rubmdgoen msltsR!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
Die gesleituns.

S6ubmann: ,@iIfen sic ni9t, bab
Sic bier duf Der GtraBe nidt fpisleu
tiirfen9 Quf Der StsIls besIeitsn sic
midi" - 2eiermdnn: .Mtt @eriniis
len. Nat poIIeu sic bsnn Tinsen9"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
aattsbsrblat6s

prufefiOr Der gbemie (im offer bes
Bprtrdses): rObns Srbgen, meine
Serren, t0nnts Der Neni9 ~ib.rbuupt
nidt lebsn. acknowledgements erts
ftiert biefer fir uns 10 msrtpiirbise
Stpff erit felt ettpa etnem Sahr6uHa
BERT
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0ringIi4.

a.: ,aann i9 nod elm Sos our Dol.
terI9Ia9t : 2otterie bnbsn9- - aOls
Ietteur: n8ttts, bier" = a.: .@ann
lit bic 3iebung9" aolIstteur: rSu
sirtd 10 @o9en.' - a.: s0ann Be-
buuers i'd, tsinen 9sbruud MAIDEN su
iOnnen, t9 muB bas @eIb ipGkItens
in a@t 9asen haben.A
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0us @6redIi6fe.

sic iparsn alio uu9 BEL benz et'
Ienbabnunsliid babel, sndoige Srall,
iinb fpurben berleBt9" ga, benten sic
Ttb nur, fpie I9redlid! 9ur4 bic
@lidt bes StoBes bin i'd bon her
sneiten aldfIe in bic brittle eeI4Isu'
bert tpprben.A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
gu grin.

.SeStpts", faste Elm iurasr NthI4
gu etnsm RGb9en, bas rotbes Sadr
butts, ntomm mir uidt gu nab, bamit
t4 nt6t 5euer fange.1 Sci uube'
Iorst, unttportete Ite, psum Bremen
biit 9u gu grim
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
MontgOmcry's Great state Fair a Great
 Advertise ment.


 The fair has drawn to close Mont gomery may well be proud of it's sue cess. The president, the secretary. as great enterprise. have made new re- cord for Montgomery In its onward march. The Tuskegee Institute exhibit, under the direct management of its principal, Booker T. Washington, has been revelation to many residents of the State who have heretofore Known this institution by hearsay only.
 The fair is the talk of the town. the State and the country al large. Wis itors from other States win herald through the country that Montgomery ranks with the foremost cities of the Union.
 Among the greatest attractions at the fair has been the exhibit of the Loeb Carriage and Supply Company There never was time when there was not crowd collected in this ex- hibit. looking at the blow over 120 years old. used by the early pioneers of Pennsylvania. There were many complimentary remarks about the Ol- yer Chilled and Steel Flows included in Loeb's exhibit When comparing the crude construction of tho l2O-year ,ld blow with the latest make of the Oliver blows, one could readily see the advantage the farmer of today has over his forefathers. Loeb Carriage & Supply Company are to be congrat- ulated on having secured the agency of this valuable blow, and it's d true saving that Wherever the sun shines in a civilized country you will ind It is needless to add that the ex- hibit of Loeb Carriage X Supply Com
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

l apples, potatoes. carrots. onions and | turnips: 10 heads of cabbages. and ahout the same amount of lettuce. The lions each get 20 pounds and the tigers Is pounds of meat daily, except sun day. On that day, as a preventive of distemper, the eat animals are com pelled to fast.
 | The main hippodrome pavilion will be the last tent erected, and after the canvas has been laced around the lofty center poles. the quarter poles inserted and the wide walls put up, the work : of preparing the seats, rings and per l formers rigging will be inauguratod. This involves d tremendous amount of energy. and utilizes the service of sev eral hundred men. Before 10 o'clock. however. everything will be in read | ness for the remarkable free show which precedes the regular exhibition, morning and evening. The magnitude of the show has precluded the poss- hility of giving procession, but this will not interfere with the free open | air performance. which takes place immediately in front of the main en- trance at II and I o'clock,
 The two performances which arc to i he given in Montgomery will hc com plcte in every way. The first is at 2 | o'clock in the afternoon and the final I one at P. m The program is an ex- ceptionally varied one. Particular at tention has been given to aerial dis plays. Tho Imperial Niennc#c Troupe of high-air gymnasts numbers ten eX- .I ccptionally clever men and women from the Austrian capital The Siegrst- i SiIbon troupe of aerialiSts is an Eng i fish importation. Europe sends long list of other talented performers. in cluding the Florenz and Grunatho troupcs of acrobats, who perform al- most incredible feats of acrohatiSm with a grace and skill that instantly win recognition: the NorIop Whirlwind aerial SomcrsatIlts on bicycles, ti" new automobile sensation the Dip of Death" and many other great acts.
 Tho display of high school horses is also exceptional this year. Thts de partmcnt of the big show presents in addition to the Itav Thompson tro1Ip" of high school horses, an entire com pany of clever horSewomen from th" notable circuscs and riding schools of Europe. Among tho principal riders of international reputation are: Josie Dcmott the somersault cruestrienne; Ella Bradna and Fred Derrick, Dallie Julian and Fred L"dgett. the famous Meers Sisters. the Riding RooncVs Wm Melrose. and many others. The exhibition "f high jumping horses and leapug ponies given in the hippo drome also serves to display the ad- mrablc stock presented by this great show
 The comedy part of the performance is given under the direction of the fla nous clowns Spader Johnson. Steve MiaVo. the Brothers kcunard Kennedy and QuatrrlH the Lucifers ana Dan Marvelle, and these Merry Andrews with thirty five other fun makers, keep the rings and hippodrome track very much alive during the time they are | "on."
 The menagerie is notable this year | from the fact that it presents three | herds nf big and little elephants, four towering, giant giraffc~. q recently | acquired specimen of the rare h- | horned rhnoceros. twenty camels and | dromedaries and fifty dens of rare l caged animals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
THE CIRCUS IS HERE
BARNUM AND BAILEY IN TOWN THIS MORNING.
Will Spend Sunday in Montgomery and Give Two Performances at Cap itOl Heights Grounds
 Tomorrow.

The much -heralded Barnum & Bailey circus will arrive in Montgomery some time during this morning. and it goes without saying that a large contingent of local enthusiasts will be on hand to welcome it.
 There is nothing in the amusem ent line that interests the general public so much as & big circus. From the time the first of the five long trains used to transport the paraphernalia of the show arrives until the CLlVaSs cit, is erected and ready for tomorrow's free show and exhibitions there will be something interesting to see. The "runs," where the cars are unloaded, will be- the first scene of activity. but interest will quickly shift to the Capi- tol Heights grounds. which will be the home of the show for the next thirty six hours. .. . <.: s
 The first wagons to arrive on the lot will be those carrying the camp paraphernalia. These will be unload cd as rapidly as possible, and in less than an hour the cook and dining tents will be up and preparations under way for breakfast. There are over one thousand employees of the big show who board at this "travclinE hotel" and the commissarY department is one of the most interesting adjuncts of the institution. In Europe thlS depart ment of the show attracted universal attention. and several Governments de tailed military officers 70 travel with the show and study the methods em- ployed in providing for the physical needs of the circus army. Many of the hints secured in this way have since been adopted in the French, Austrian and German military service-the Ger man Emperor being particularly inn pressed; hy the marvellous celerity with which this and all other departments
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
Greenville and Newman, Ca, is now

Green~ille and Newman. Ca, is now The Atlantic Coast Line. which runs to Albany. Ga; Is reaching cut for which road now has corps of en- gjneers surveying an extension from Cuthhert to Columbus. The G. F. and A.. which is controlled by J. P Williams, the Savannah capitalist, now extends from Cuthbert to Cara belle. Fla
 An entirely new lite from St. An, drews Bay, Fla. to Columbus is be ing built, under the name of the Birmingham. Columbus and St. An drews Bay Railroad. Many believe this road IS beitg built in the inter- ests of the. new Atlanta and Rirming- ham. The chartering recently of the Anniston and Columbus Railroad. from Columbus to Roatoke. Ala. leads many to this belief.
 While the railroads may be playing d game for the control of the great freight business from Columbus to the gulf. the fact that all the lipes will terminate s.: different ports. Pensa cola. St Andrews Bay and Apalach.- cola leads many to think that the roads are merely seeking a share of the business out of Columbus without reference to gaining an outlet to tn" North