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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
COMMON COUNCIL
MEETS TONIGHT
MANY POLICEMEN ARE SICK
Department Somewhat Crippled
by Continued Illness 81
Officers.

The meeting OF tAe Common Council fo-
tonight is for the specific purpose Of
receiving an important special Inessar.
OF ~" Mayor and action thereon AS
originally announced 10 THIS paper. Gin.
Mavor viii direct the attention of The
Council to the necessity for ON issee ~
bonds based ou tho realty valuation of
iN" annexed territory. whenever an fs.,..
or bonds for amy other puruos. is DEE
manesi. II SIS hHely tnat an ordinance.
VIII oe introduced providing fs- e, l--.fa
az $1,000 VI bonds FOR me construction OF
an electric plant. and That az the same
une another Will D. offered. as required
hy law. FOR the Improvement 81 tl. in-
corporated suburbs. Under the Jaw three
DAYS must elarse before an ordinance.
pr""iainS for bond issue uav he passed
hence the meeting tonight in order that
the ordinances may Is. taken up aut
passed by the Common Council az its
regular meeting ucxt Monday night an.
nF tno Board ~ Aldermen AZ its mett.a-
on Tuesday ~ the follow ur week
The indications now are that tno Ii-
nance Committee wni report its rerom-
meudauon or on ordinance providing for
"a bond issue for the electric plant. au1
tho bond issue % l2 pcr cent % tne
suburban realty values recently added to
imperativeiy demanded hy tle order of
The court u may he some tirn. before
either ordnance wiil Doe passed. owing to
the likelihood ~ further reference to COM
mittees. but it IS predicted hy THE friends
OF the electric light plant that thls meas
c.l. though IL is cert.ln tha+ "a r,.. Kin
Doe made against &C.
O,,.1-.1- r.
o-uay VIII ne pAsy day in the 'itt
Iia''' cspe'-RiF among Council cowuiit-
i''s.il'.-.+ WIN t.e committee oa
"-.. Nels a. sou, - meeting ~ t-e Com
l-..l''. %" eilet'iles VIII ne he.a ~ "-'-
e..'' az =" '-''N ''e '-oini' lttfrs on iAeHt
1"'ii"s ana Local ASSESSING nts
t.-.l'''
''..s'.'-,u as t.e 'ommon council aas
49, $500 ..', ~ c1i.ed' ~ ls lAet ilal
, "'i'"s hlkAl committee me. tngs
- M. De oe-'aIeo on ana deferred TO some
~ 80,
- $3.50, .-. ,'-', az p a. Tine tvininitlee
.t on" 1.e SUBCOMMITTEE oi
..,..., -'o 'n heHef OF The roor.
60. IN '"1-lr.ts INTO conditions go
49,. (,. - Ii,l'-1' VIII meet and AZ . = ~
'.'.'',i '1'S on ifnproN ernent ~ James
me-. ~ ~ on r.o.i'ls ana biliainss "ll
r,fttca T.. 49, 90 'He ordnance COM
on tho abattoir matte , eare s.','' y
Doe given the opponents OF tho Nan and
the committee viii agree upon some rec
ommcndation relative 10 tho orai.arc.
Cr;DD1a5 -. c:.1
--, " SIOHI4eSS-
t-. --,,--,e ''pai 'rhent is coHsldera
o. , ,,i',s1 10y SICKNESS Just now. and
,t, -. ..'-I ~ '.i-iioippfd IN covering
- iI.l'Iy rs result The de-
-, 90 .'',"l IS ntruest Int 10y the
- l'E ol me SIX officers att
,,+ -. ~ "'''t Vol 'eT5 oe4ns detained
$50" ~ 'ou or lilness. They arc
80. - "a ,' ''''-ii's'H ana ScrGoants
clo..-,- wv, y, '.l'i.I, ..a M'Niehon Seq
s-'' w 10y anu b''ey alone are on
' o.. ''.i''.'''y tAere Is no. especial
~ ''.,-'' ~" 'D7 o.iaill lle"t JUST now
"a nc eI1ne iurce' Iu4ly twenty men are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
COMMENT OF VIRGINIA EDITORS.
saIe IL LIouor Id MLnors.

oate CT Liquor 70 MINORS
crime or the first degree end rleri-lug run-
i>lma0t long and severe Us tue sole cf iurlNl-
eating drinks o. minors. The man who VIII
sell or knowing permit sale Of liquor 90 mere
boys IS not good enough 40 have any kind ~ a
license from the city The spectacle OF q
drunken youth fs suricien-iy pitiful 90 incense
police ami puolc against t1e man "a Do would
seek custom from Thar source. but 90 sea "a
boy under the Influence ~ an in-Oxicart IS o.
spectacle lacking woris FOR tae fulles- measure
~ condemnar4n -Newport News TIMES Her
aid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

"i hate. D" said Mrs. BecNtay. "to see mothers
humiliate their children hy trying to keep
them babies Look az Mrs Waldo-her uttie
ool is . years ola. and biz sfrapping fe.-
glasses yet" Cleveland Leader
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
People Seen IN
Public Places

Two young Democratic leaders of
/ prominence and popularity from the city
/ of Alexandria arrived hero last night
+ I'M the persons OF Senator Lewis d
! Machcn and Mr.. CHARLES G.. CarlIn and
+ tHoy are registered at the Richmond
M'ssfs- Nachen and Cariin come pri-
/ m3riiy t0 attend Governor Swauson.s re-
+ ctpton. but they nave SOME business
? matters of moro or less imoortanco To-
/ look after hero to-day.
When asked II ne expected TO stand
i'r reelection next fall. Senator NI7chen
s'Hd he did not know definitely. though
he rather thought Do would
There are some reasons why would
Ike TO serve another term" Dee con-
unucd. ~ would he grathod To- see
some of the reforms I offered at tho last
session carried forwarl. such for In
stance. rs the constitutional amendment
restoring tho Old ninety-day foat9rc Co
the terms of legislators. and thcre arc
other matters would IKE TO sec got
! through But I DO not know Vet what
I viii DO about standing again"
Mr. William H. White. OF Norfolk. the
now president OF the Richmond. Frodor-
icNshurg and Potomac Railroad. is regis
tered at the jefferson.
Colonel William G.. Waite. of Cuipo0o-.
who came down 90 attend I'm his official
capacity as aide-de-camp 20 the Cover
nors reception. is stopping ut Murnhy's
Colonel Waite. who is "a man OF imposing
/ appearance. was % striking figure IN tho
lobby early iu the evening
Hon. William w Old. Jr. or Norfolk
One OF the members of the Hous, OF
Delegates from the Seaside Citr. and a
strong lawyer among tho Younger con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
Ire Count,s Eollv.

II won't marry him. mother. even n DO is q
count All Dc wants me Tor is my money. and
ne = a big fool.' Hush. my dear. he be a
bigger fool 30 want sou without cent?
Washington Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
MERELY JOKING.
Universal Shortage.

As Christmas u.ars
How time does fr
The days ere short.
And 50 am
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
Instead OF Villagers.

Instead o. Villagers.
4 hear yol are writing an American comic
opera
"Np- the hero is Senator"
'Guodt Great chance to work in a chorus 90
merry merry pillagsrs "- Louisville Courier
journal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

n he value OF man consists in what
he does ,~eu.-AraeIc Proyerb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02


Some 90 the so-calcd food for thought,
ought to be brought under the regulations
OF Tie pure food law
Good morning. Have a glass Of aena-
tlred ON us.
Since Co!onel Mann's acquittaI there is
suA hope for The campaign liar.
Railroad employees have invented q new,
Ia-tme which. for excitement and dam
eer puts looping the-loop wholly in the
shade. Il is known. technically. as
Observation-Disclosures.
The Montana man who was arrested
Tor appropriatug 1900 acres OF public
l,nds might. had he but lived in Oregon.
naFe been elected % the Legislature.
Trade fro Brazil has now grown 10 sf,ci.
degree that they are suffering from "a
c'r famine down there. All Of which lis
Iriziian nuts 20 tie railroads.
Meanwhile. virgnias turkey popula-
'n "lnAins an eye in the direction OF
Nj -fin@t"n. makes noise sounding
.-lioIorsiy Ike the Merry Ha-Ha.
"
There are nineteen Cinnamon az Uar-
ttrl University which seems scarcely
enough 10 look after the laundry Of 1000
students.
son. directors who DONE direct can't
a..p ho.nr aware chat they don't DO MS
much damage as block systems that don't
block.
a few good seats on the 1907 water
wagon. hardly used at all are available
COR early corners this morning
Anyway. SO was year that Will hardly
cver Doc forgotten by Professor Brander
Matthew'S.
Barely discernible under the milo of
bills is the man who resolved ten 5a,s
go 90 make 50 very merry Chriefr,se
An hours practice. ladies. viii make
the chirogmphic 1907 as easy as tbe
kiads you have always used
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

Barely discernible under the milo Of
bills is the man who resolved ten ga,e
go 90 make 50 very merry Christr1ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

since Colonel Mann's acquittaI there is
stun hope for the campaign liar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

Good morning.. Have glass Of dena-
/ tlr.d ON us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY -.l...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

railroad employees have invented n new
pf~ume which, for excitement and dan
se'. puts looping -the-loop wholly i'm the
shade. IL is known technicauv. as
hiocklnE-t block
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

Anyway So was a year that viii hardly
cver be forgotten by Professor Brander
Matthew'S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

few good seats on the 1907 water
wagon. hardly used at an. are available
f0r early corners this morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

Mr. William n. White. OF Norfolk. the
now president OF the Richmond. Frodor-
icNshurg and Potomac Railroad. IS regis
tered at the jefferson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

An hours practice. ladies. VIII make
the chirognphic 1907 as easy as tbe
kinds you have always used
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

son. directors who DONE direct can't
t.p hcinr aware chat they don't do as
much damage as block systems that don't
L-.-L.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07

36-YARD RIO l. OF
TAPE, in black or Or
white: roll -....... ~
SPRING TAPE MEAS
URES. nichelapiated; &c
each .-....h.......... ~
GIRDLE
in black or white: all Sc
sizes; each .......-...
MACHINE THREAD. 100
yard spoois: black or 81.
white; 3 spocis for.
FA N STAN P ED
BAGS in q
variety e designs and
styles; reSuiar price. f9c
.39c.. Tomorrow
Fancy m Low /.
49, ne aG
man sfsy Dc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07
Editor4a al Page Of the News.

there no m~anliness in its citizens? Is
its press seduced by the revenue from
Mr.. Dryden's Prudential advertise
.ments? A little vigilance, prompt
pressure at the right time-these can
make out of the present New Jersey
legislature a body of record-breaklng
usefulness. For a generation it has
been the easy-yieldfng handmaiden to
Mr.. Dryden's purposes. 1t passed the
law that enabled him to rob the pol
icyholders of their surplus. Twelve
years later it passed a law to legaiize
that robbery. When other states,
protecting their own poor, condemn
ed Mr.. .Dryden's practises and threat
ened to exile his company, then the
ever-willing New Jersey Legislature
gave Mr.. Dryden a r~etaliatory club
with which to intimidate them. ii
passed a law of which the effect was
thus described by the Insurance Com
missioner of Massachusetts: Ii Mass
achusetts should refuse a license to
the Prudential, New Jersey could re-
fuse to every insurance company
whose home is in Massachusetts the
right to do business in New Jersey.
Never was the dignity of a common
wealth so degraded to the purposes OF
"a predatory corporation. And that
was as late as 1904. Ouch water
has passed under the bridge during
these two years. The present New
Jersey legislature is one of better
promise. Leadership and pressure OF
public opinion at the proper time will
cause it to make a beginning in I'M
doing the generation of Legislative in
EQUITY which has made Mr.. Dryden
strong. First of these things should
be the rejection of this dangerous
man as representative of his state al
Washington.@From Golfers fol
January 5, 1907.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07
FIRE ALARM BOXES.

ss-Raritan Copper Works.
2e-High and Lewis streets.
37-Madison avenue INK Paterson street
2S-Market and First streets.
R6-Smith and High streets.
S7-State and Smith streets.
l3-~Buckingham ave. and Hartford IT.
16-Commerce and Front streets.
&7-High and Washington streets.
EA-State st. and Buckingham ave.
Ee-Hayy avenue and Charles street.
B7-State and Wayne streets.
e2-Washington and First streetD.
Brunswick ave. and hAnA ~
h-Smith street and Watson evenus.
66--Commerce and State streets.
72-Front and Smith streets.
73--Water and Gordon streets. -
74-Kearny avenue and Gordon stree1
83--Smith and Herbert streets;
S3-Woodbridge road and washington st.
Sz-Lehigh avenue and Stanford street
TIC send in an alarm, oDer the door OF
the box and pull down the lever ana iet
70. once only. Stay at box until aremen
arrive.
1 tau-Break in circuit. taps--Drlnn
and nr4 alarm test. 3 taps-Ffre out.
taps-Police call. 12-Calls. for Lincoln
Engine Company. 13-Call for Washing.
ton Hose. i4-Call for Mcclellan Engins
Company. l5--Call for Protection Hoop
and Ladder. l6-Can for Eagie hos'
Company. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07
AN UNFAIR
Bettina V~anderpOOl and 'That Ex-
traordinary Thing Which is
Called Reautv.r

From Frances Hodgson Burnett's
1.-The Shuttle in Jan. Century.l
To Bertha Vanderpoel had been
given to an extraordinary extent that
extraordinary thing which is called
beauty-which is a thing entirely set
apart from mere good looks or pretti-
ness. This thing is extraordinary
because, If statistics were taken, the
result would probably be the discov-
cry that not three human beings in a
million really possess it. That 1t
should be bestowed at all-since it
is so rare-seems as unfair a thing as
appears to the mere mortal mind the
bestowal Of unbounded wealth, for
it quite as Inevitably places its owner
upon an abnormal plane. There are
millions of pretty women and billions
of personable men, but the mar or
woman of entire physical beauty may
cross ones pathway only once in a
lifetime-or not at all. In the latter
case, it is natural to doubt the abso-
Lutte truth of the rumors hat the
thing exists. The abnormal creature
seems a mere freak of nature, and
may chance to be an angel, criminal,
total insipidity, virago or e%nchanter,
but let such a one enter a room or
appear in the street, and heads must
turn, eyes light and follow, souls
yearn or envy, or sing under the dis
enlargement of comparison. With
| the complete harmony and perfect
balance, of the singular thing ii would
be folly for the rest of the world TO
compete. A human being who had
lived in poverty for half a lifetime
might, if suddenly endowed with linz
itless fortune, retain, to a certain ex-
tent, balance of mind; but the same
creature, having lived the same num-
Der of years a wholly unlovely thing,
suddenly awakening to the possession
of entire physical beauty, might find
the strain upon pure sanity greater,
and the balance less easy to preserve.
The relief from the conscious or un-
conscious tension bred by the sense
of imperfection, the calm surety OF
the fearlessness of meeting in any
eye a look not lighted by pleasure,
would be less normal than the knowl-
edge that no wish need remain unful-
.fllled, no fancy unqualified,
Even at sixteen Betty was a long
limbed young nymph whose small
head, set high on a fine, slim column
of throat, might well have been
crowned with the garland of some
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07
n Z.
A FIRsT-cLAss posroFFIcE.

There is now little doubt but that
the Perth Amboy postofice will be
come first-class with the ending of
the present fiscal year. 1t hardly
seems possible that the last quarter
will make a showing different from
the other three, and as these all give
an Increase which, If continued in
proportion, will reach the $4,000
mark, the desired result is practically
assured.
1t is highly desirable to Perth AM
boy that we have a first-class post
Office here. To this end, therefore,
everx citizen should lend his aid.
Postofieses are graded according to
the sale of Stamps. During the next
three months buy all the stamps yoH
can at the local p~ostofice. Whether
you use them this year or not, II
makes no difference, as long as they
are purchased before April 1.
AThe factories h%ereabouts will ap'
preciate the increased facilities of Z
first-class p~ostoflce as much as any
one. 1t will be to their interest IL
patronize the local postoffce during
the next three months, at least. Tht
local managers of factories which
secure all their supplies in New Yor'i
should state the situation to the
! New York officials of the company
and Impress upon them the desira-
buying stamps in Perth Am
boy for the present. These plants
can do a great deal toward accom-
I plishing the desired result. Let tht
New York Offices of the concerns ge'
in a supply of stamps at the loca
postofice during the next month o
two and have them sent to New
York. 1t will not be much trouble
and it will not affect the New Yor|
postofice. On the other hand, i
will mean a great deal for PERT
Amboy.
A first-class p~ostofice places a cit
on an entirely different and a mucl
better footing with the government
1t puts a city along with the leaders
and a frst-class office is given more
consideration. The working force IL
a first-class Office is greatly increased
thus giving the people better service
and salaries for the employees go up
thus rewarding the clerks and car
riers for faithful duty well done.
Perth Amboy's ~postoffice should b
in the FIRST class by all means. 1t
within our power to make it Sc
Let Us all see how great a demand w
can create between nov and April
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land today partly overcast to cloudy
weather will prevail, with slight tenn
perature changes, light variable
winds, mostly westerly and south
westerly, and light rains in this sec
ton. On Tuesday partly overcast
weather will prevail, with light and
fresh southwesterly to westerly
winds, and on Wednesday generally
fair and colder weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07
NOTICE.

All persons concerned may take
notice, that the subscriber admins
traitor, etc, of Michael O'Reilly, de-
ceased, intends to exhibit his final
account to the Orphans Court for the
County of Middlesex, on Friday, the
eighth day of February, 1907, at ~
a.. M, in the term of December, 1906,
for settlement and allowance; the
same being first audited and stated
by the surrogate.
WILLIAM O'REILLY,
Administrator.
Dated December 20, 1906.
gsss.6 000-I2H31-1-7-14-21-2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07

uation which was becoming acute and
which, had he remained silent much
longer would surely have meant
the election of Senator Dryden to
succeed himself.
This final declaration on the part
of the governor should settle the mat
ter as far as he is concerned. While
we believe that he is the best man
with whom to defeat Dryden, his
withdrawal leaves the anti-Dryden
forces free to unite upon another
candidate, and they can go into the
caucus prepared to do battle to the
end.
The tide seems to be turning to
Justice Mahlon Pitney, of Morris
county, and there has been advanced
nothing that would discredit him.
Justice Pitney. is a, man OF wide ex-
p~erience, is a learned jurist and, as
far as known, has no ''entangling al
liances'' with the corporations or spe.
cial interests. If he should be chosen
to succeed Senator Dryden, he would
know that his election was due solely
to his independence and lack of cor
~poration dealings, for that is the
main objection to Senator Dryden.
Therefore, Justice Pitney could be
depended upon to keep away from
the "ring'' in the United States SEN
ate.
The republicans are anxious. tc
keep control of the state, and there
are many legislators who fear, and
with ample reason, that to re-elect
Senator Dryden will mean a demo
cratic victory next fall. They know
that the vast majority of the people
are opposed to Dryden, and it is a
serious matter to defy the popular
will. These Legislators, therefore
will go into the caucu with much
doubt in their minds as to the advis-
ability of re-electing the Prudential
man. This being so, if the anti-Dry-
den forces are united upon a good,
clean candidate, it should not be 4
hard matter to have him elected, We
believe Justice Pitney measures up to
the position. and no mistake would
be made in sending him to Wash
ington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07
Marvel of Compilation.

The World Almanac and Encyclo-
pedia for 1907 is a one-volume lib
rary of information. Concise, com
pirehensive and complete, it is mar
vel of compilation-of good editing.
Legislative, election, financial, trade
sporting, athletic, departmental and
educational matters. American and
foreign, national and state, are all
presented in a manner economical oil
time and nervous irritation.
The professional man, the business
man, the young and the aged, in fact
all kinds and conditions of men, will
have frequent occasion during the
course of the year to refer to tbs
pages of this valuable volume, the
contents of which is given IN we'll
arranged index,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup coa-
tanning Honey and Tar Is especially
appropriate for children, no opiates
or poisons of any character, conforms
to the conditions of the National Pure
Food and Drug Law. June 80, 1906.
For Group, Whooping Cough, etc Ii
exrels Coughs and Colds by gently
moving the bowels. Guaranteed.
SaldAN Sexton. drngaist. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07

Only 1000 dozen in
this lot. so early COM
ers will not be dis
amounted.
CLARk'S o. n. II.
B H s II &C .
Spool
Full 200-yard spcols.
BLACK or white. Not
more than 6 spools
to. a customer. No mail
or telephone orders Re
filled. Spool .......SS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07

r HAIR PIN CAB
Straight and 6rlmped Tc
hair pins. Eaph.
BRAND EAND
SEWING SILK. full 100
yard sRoofs: none better.
Dozen -O0-yard Sc.
spooIs ............... w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07

If horse thieving continues at the
present rate in this vicinity it is pos
sible hat the western method of deal
ing with such a thief may be put in
practice here il one should be caught.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07
ShQS supplies.

w HIT T z NJ o R p
BROS BABY ELIRE
SHOE
DRESSING. suitable
for an ,sarbers. nc
Bottle ....-.-..-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07
snouLp. UNITE ON rIrNEY.

BY declaring himself out of tao
rae for tne Baitel States senntnF.
shin. Cove stakes relie9sd i SIC.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-07

CHE { i RRAND
Ms 40 ) Hskotad ~
4 aaesf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-13
. . .
TOURISTS PRAISE INDIANA ROADS.

The Gdden tourists who passed through Hammond yesterday could
of Lake county in particular According the testimony of the
of
Of
After Thursdays nerveaekng experience it relief to travel
good W o
o o
e
Market"
foo
be
AIR"
who Gavi 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-13
MORE POWER TO FRANK TUCKER!

OF the
conditions For example people
the face Of
hoofs the highways and the
him
ani-eg avsa areas
Blu novga and n a effect
OF the time Such law is the
puref food aw.
the rau to
Ill health
in
the
Of
a
10 him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-13
GENTRY SHOW MONDAY.

A street parade and two perform
ances will be given in the city Monday
by Gentrys famous shows. The parade
Of the dogs and ponies and all the
other features of the show will leave
the grounds at 1880 a. m, and parade
over the principal streets. The after
noon performance will commence at
$3.50 o'clock and the evening perform
ance at O'Clock. Both programs will
be alike and the show viii be given
in its entirety at each exhibition. The
doors will be opened one hour pre-
vious to commencing time so every
one will have chance TO inspect the
menagerie and stables where all OF the
animals are kept. The show will ar
rive early in the morning by special
train and unload at once and proceed
TO the grounds. The show Is said to
be vastly improved this year.