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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25
stoekbroker poison, HimseIf.

VtoeHUtV tV'SS' t'fftsseff'
 Glens Falls. N r.. Nov. 23.-Jamea H. Mlnnick. stockbroker. committed suicide here by taking poison.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25
A MAN and
 HIS MATE

With MISS HILDA SPONG and a
 Company of Quality.
 Prices, Matinee, 25c, 35c, soc, 75c and s1; evening, 25c, soc, 75c, $1 and s1.50. No free list Thanksgiving day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25
LAMPHERE CASE TO JURY.
Closing Speeches Made at Guinness
 Murder Trial.

Laporte, Ind. Nov. 25.-Attorneys for and against Ray Lamphere, the farmland accused of the murder of Mrs. Belle Gunness and her three chil- dren. made their closing pleas to the jury today.
 The case will probably go to the jury tonight, and Lamphere may know his fate early tomorrow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25
NDANCINGo

Kicks Academy, 43 East Main St.
 New beginners class starting Monday evening, November 23. 1908. Private and class lesson daily. Regular dancing for pupils and friends, Friday evenings. Phone 177-5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25

Schrode & Mulvev. Otto Bros. Fiddler
 & Shelton. Mofitt & Claire.
 Electrograph.
 TOWARDS MUSICAL PONIES And Troupe of Comedy Dogs. .. WILLIAM COURT, the Harry Lauder" Scotch Comedian.
 Polls Prices, 10 to 50 cents. Sale for week now open. Phone 1090 for tickets one week ahead.
 Week of Nov 30-Brothers Byrne, Frank Wallace & Co, Three Keatons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25
JACQUES OPERA HOUSE THANKSGIVING FEAST
 WEEK OF NOV 23.
 ED. WYNN

And company of 15 in the brilliant musical comedy by Irving $. Cobb and Stafford Waters,
 ssMr. BusybOby'' Superb Beauty Chorus.
 Carload of Scenery. Schrode & Mulvev. Otto Bros. Fiddler G Shelton Mnff3ft G. Claira
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-09
la CASA rUCUBRF

IN par de guantes blancos con los que 10 gOl-
peaba con negligencia, apoyando>e sobre una
pierna puesto EN- arras, e h0mbro levantad0
con una elega ancia exquisite. LIevaba ademas
IN baston, un lente una GAIA de tabac0 anllos
todo cuanto puede ina QinaTse i exception de
10 natural; tenia NADIA de jOven, mucho
menos de vieio, solo Sc parecia asi propio,
este es, un m0delo lie fgura
Padre, una vista; la senOrita Summer
son, Ia amiga de la senorita Jellybv.
Me honra mucho la vista de la sefOrita
Summe spondi6 el caballer0 ancano
cuyos ojos parecian plegarse Daio ell esfuerzo
que hizo inclinandose para saudarme con
gracias.
Mi padre-me dijo Principe con ade~
man afectuoso Y convencido,-es una celebri-
dad; Sc le admira mucho.
-Continda til ecci6n -diio M Turvvdrop
agitando los guantes con expression LENA de
ondescenGencia ;-continu ia hijo mi0
y continue la lecci6n.
Principe cantaba con su d&biI voz toman-
do la mano de una alumna cugo paso rectih-
caba ocupandose con cOnciencia d. aquelias
cuyos progresses eran mas tardfos sin des-
cansar I'm momento en- tanto que su admirable
padre, en- pie delante de la ch menea, desplegaba
t0da la gracia de su hgura
-Nnnca hace otra cosa,-me diio la Sc
nora vieja de expression cAustca, sin nbar-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-09
DeSde Paris
In Juez de paz como hay pocos

FL correSponsal en- Paris de "El Ii
beral' d Barcelona. cuenta asf IN
case curioso de precocidad criminal:
Estamos gozando en- Paris de una
temperature primaveral: maxima y,
minima rs. No es pues el calor. 10
que me llevar4 hoy 4 buScar inspira-
cl6n EN- MontGor ency Montmorency
p0see algo mas attractive que su tenn
peratura: su juez de paz,
Una de sus 6ltim7s sentencias le
lara la vuelta al mund) cn forma de
crdnica Antes dc que Sc popularice
lemaSiado. quiero ocuparme De ella
n mi carta de hoy.
En- Ia poblaci6n d. Enghien les
Bains vIve con 81 familla, que Sc
>onpone lie su esposa >eis niiioS,
ell seflor Mahieux. empleado del nj
nisterio de H1c,cnda Ia asa veci
IA la ocupa un caballe~o que cierce
H. "cr0upier' en- el Casino lie rs
pueblo. muy cOncurrid) 3lvaote el
verano, Y Sc pasa las noches arraS-
trando con su paletllla el diner0 dc
los bobos, mlentraS canturrea Ias "a
cramentales frases 'iRien ne va
plus! iFaites vos jeux. messicurs,
etc, etc Naturalmente, este caba-
.Iero que Sc acuesta las seis de Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-09

al padre al hijo, V mi mirada Sc dirigia donde
estaba ell pobre Principe que Sc tonaba tanto
Tabal0, al anciano eleQante que Sc pavoneaba
cuand0 este Sc acerc0 mi asiento c0nt0nean-
dose me preRunt6 ST Londres tenia la dicha
de mi resdencia habitual 81 el encanto
de mi presencia era puramente interino No
crel necesari0 deCirle 10 que pensaba del en-
cantO mi depresencia me limite c0ntestarle
que viva en- Ell campo
Una persona tan perfecta,-dii0 baj ajando
el guante derechO que tendi6 despues haca
las alumnas,-lse dignara mostrarse induIgen-
te por las graclas que nos faltan2 Hacemos
todos nuestros esfuerzos para pulir. perfeccio-
nal y dar elegarca
-iSera possible, cabalero7
-Hemos degenerado-repuso moviendo la
cabeza dentrO de su corbata; TN siqlo de
1gualdad como el nuestro no es favorable al
buen tono la suprema elegancia, pues
desenvuelve necesariamente todoS los instintos
vulgares. | al vez no podia entrar en- esta
question, en- la cual no dejo de ser interesado
nj me compete deciros que me han dado del
"Caballero', que ). A. Z. ell principe regente,
hab1endo reparado en- ezs aludo que le hice en-
e momento en- que saha del pabel6n de
BringthoD, ese edflcio tan elegante, me hizo
el honor de preguntar: "lQnien esq lPor que
no le conozco? (Por que no tiene treinta mil
l1bras de rental Es una mera anecdota, pero
que Sc aplaudio mucho en- aquella epoca Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-09
!. amante de los goces

femenina, amante de los goces
del hogar.
Con algo de buen gusto. sc
pueden llevar q cabo mil boni :
tas combinaciones para Ell apo
sento de dormir. Es ura verda-
dera monada ell colin de armifo
rodeado de encaje antique, 8 Ell
de seda antigua con chichilla.
Empleando telas antiguas y toda
clase de encajes y bordados, sc
hacen lindisimas "coberturas"
para comodas Y varguenos.
Entire las mas bonitas mesas-
tocador estan las antiguas, la
madas "marquesas. muy pro-
vistas de cajones y estantitos
De no poder procurarse este
lujo, habra que conformarse
con una mesa de laca blanca
cubierta de muselina bordada y
con un cristal biselado del ta-
mano de La mesa. Todo ell
adorno de esta consistira en- TN
espejo con marco de laca. ban-
ca tambien (por supuesto) y
dos candelabros. Las polveras,
los frascos de cristal, los pulve-
rizados Y los acericos bastan a
dar aspecto muy femenino, pri-
moroso Y elegante a este niue
be.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-09
maiiana. aspira { dormir de un solo
% r&r. Il r%n loC teas "a Il

mafiana. aspira { dormir dc un solo
tir6n hasta las tres de la tarde.
Los nifios de Mahieux, y especial
mense Emilio. un chiquitfn de cinco
ados, que no Sc dan cuenta del respe-
70 qsie Sc merece Ell suefio de la ino-
cencia personihcada por Ell honorable
tahur del Casino, Sc divierten eli su
jardinillo y corren y gritau 4 horas
tan intcmpestivas como las dos de la
tarde. cuando todavfa reposa su fati-
gado vecino.
La sirviente del 'croupier" defcn-
de Ell precioso descanso de su amo
asomandose una ventana que domi-
na ell jardiuillo y gratihcando 4 los
chicos Magieux con apreciaciones de
ST couducta. en- la forma siguiente:
-dHasta cn5ndo rebuzn Ais pollinos7
IA yer 81 dejais descansar en- paz
las personas decentes. gansitos del
demonio!
los pobres nif1os, ignorantes de
su derecho de gritar y correr en- su
jardfn cuando les plazca, Sc han ca
llado generalmente, interrumpiendo
sus luegos para no turbar ell sueffo
del jugador.
Desgracladam ente, en- la dltima in
terpelacion de la airada domestica, ell
pequeho Emilio tambien estaba de
NAL humor. Y contesto 4 los denues-
los de esta grit4udole con su vocesi-
ia infantil una pala bra, una sola pa
labra.
-iOhl-grit6 la ofendida tapando-
Sc las orejas.
\ Ell pequ flo. encantado de Ia vic
toria, Sc empino cuan alto pudo re
pilio una media docena de veces ell
epiteto vengador.
La criada hugo Terminado el des-
ayuno del "croupier" "a las cuatro de
Ia tarde), Sc fue al Juz2ado de paz de
Montmorency demand6 por injuria
Y calumnia graves, al "sefior Emilio
Mahieux ..
Y como hubo quien declarara ha-
Der sido testlgo de Ia Ofensa el Sc
1or Emilio Maheux" ha sido conde
nado 4 pagar cien frances de multa
por deslenguado Y calumniador,
la cIrcunstancja dc que dicho "se-
nor ACADIA dc cumplir "cinco afios'
no ha impedldo que su pobre padre,
lamenaz zado dc embargo ann de pri
sion, haya tenido que pagan ciento
cincuenta Y ochO trancos por el "cri-
men de Emilio
SegQn las ideas del juez de paz dc
| Motmorency. tan luminosas como las
lie Ia sirvtenta del "cr0upier' los
] I : l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-09
FEMENINAS


%m
ha decidido que asi suceda, y no
hay mas que responder: "Asi
sea Todas las que presumen
de exquisitas, afiaden al cuello
negro la fina y vaporosa golita
blanca. Perfectamente, no nos
oponemos; es mas limpio, mas
primoroso y mas extranjero ese
tono claro; pero no Sc den uste
des mucho, porque Ell tai detalle
hace escaso, muy escaso favor
al rostro. Conste.
Es de buen efecto, en- todo
Sombrero de CASA, paja 8 cresp6n
negros, que el ala vaya forrada
de CASA 8 grandma blanca.
MoneaS.-No han desprecia-
do las que son mas bien cortas;
al ContTariO, Continuan 1mpe-
rando y agradando como GUAM
do empezaTOn a estilarse.
M0dGS SenCtIkas.-LOs amplios
abrigos, tan PRACTICES, V que tan
bien sientan Y t1enen ademas la
ventaja de estar siempre de mo-
da, tantO 81 sc llevan de dia CO.
mo 81 sirven exclusivamente
para uSaTlOs de nOche.
81 examiramOs los Qestidos
que Sc estilan, no puede pasar
Inadvertida la nOta Characteristic
de la variedad dc hechuraS de
La muChas fantas1as de telas.
ZrajeS b0rdaa0S.- S.-Casi todas las
mujereS demuestTan marcada
predileccion por estOs vestidoS;
tan bonit0s 81 son de lenzo Co
mo de lin6n. Mucho sc han es-
tiladO, Y muChO Segul1an esti-
iandOse, en- veran0, sObretOdO,
Cuando mas Y mas ardientemen-
te brilla el sol. Como el m6rito
de estos trajes esta en- que ten
gan sello personal, ipor que no
los bOrdalS VOSOtTas mlSmaS2
HdbifaCfOHeS Ell estil0 Luis
XIV V Luis XVI de nuestras
habitaciones modernas podra no
COnvenir, segun dIcen algunos,
para comedores y salones; pero
en- CambiO, es Ell mas adecuado
para los apOsentos de dormir.
No hay, en- efeCtO, NADIA mas CO.
quet0n, mas g1aClosO V mas bO-
nito, nj mas adecuadO para
custodian ell sueno 0 los en-
SuenOs de una muier bonita,
que las delicadezas de es0s esti-
los tan alegres Y tan mOnisima-
mente elegantes
Las que no pue1en dispOner
de I'm cuartO tocador, pOndran
este en- el dormitorio; Ia "chaise
iOngue" dehe tambien hallarse
en- este aposentO; dichO mueble
debe Cubrirse con tela broChada
O seda clara, y encima una Gu
bierta de MALTA 0 de piel; chin
chilla, arminl0 o "thibek blan-
co; en- ell respaIdo Y brazos, pro-
fusion de aImohadOnes de mu-
selma bordada con entredoses
de encaje; para que estOs almO-
hadones resulten mas bIandos
Sc rellenan dc miraguanO Sc TO
iran de sat6n rosa "Niel que
sirve de fondo a lis calados del
encanje ST conservan ustedes
alguna co6a antigua, con ella
hagan Ell Centro del almOhad0n;
algunaS senoras les pOnen alre-
dedor guirnaldas de rositas, y
ademas una puntiIla dorada
Por regla general. son preferi-
dos los cojines redopdos a los
cuadTados o rectangulares, Y,
Tealmente, son mas c0modos Y
seestrOpean menOs quelos otrOs.
Todo esto, 10 mismo la co
bertura' de la "chaise Tongue"
de Eotros maebles y cojines, 81
ha de tener cieTto sello de indis.
cutible attractive, debe estar he
cho por la duena de la casa: es
del unico modo que una habita
cion liable al alma Es ade
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-09
MAS OBRAS, RECIRIDAS
RE Ia LEBRRRTA DEL RsEeRfm.

Manual de fabrication dc Chocola-
tes, Pastas para sopas y galletas,
por don Lu(s Godos. I tomo em-
cuadernado SI.55 con franqueo.
Obras Po6ticas de don Jose de Es-
pronceda L tomo en- rt1stiCa AZ
ctvs. con franqueo.
La collection entera de las obras de
Carolina Invernizio, 25 ctvs.
tomo con franqueo.
Ell derecho su practica, al alcance
de todos, por T. Pf Arsuaga.
tomo encuadernado en- tela $500
con franqueo.
La Introduction a Ia Vida Devota.
por ell bienaventurado Francisco
de Sales, principe y obispo dc
Colonia de los Al6brogues. I to-
mo encuadernado en- piel $I.6o
con franqueo.
Sc acaba de recibir en- esta librerfa,
la imPortante obra tituladai
La mitad del mundo vista desde LIN
autom0yit. De PeklD a Paris en-
60 dias.( U1 tcmo de 6o8 pagi-
mas, elega1temeute encuaderna-
do en- tela rada, zoo ilustracio-
nes fotog rt6cas una carta
itinerarIa, por don Luis Barzini.
Precio $3.50 con franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-09
Sc Vende

nhermoso garafion mallorquin
de pura sangre, negro, de tres
amos de edad y mide 5S pulga-
das inglesas de altura.
Para informes. dirigirse q los
senores Jose Pic6 Y ca, de Goa
mo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-09

Obras Po6ticas de don Jose de Es-
pronceda, tomo en- rGstica AZ
ctvs. con franqueo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-20
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Friday.

Friday.
Orio Club meets with Mrs. G.. H.
webb.
Glce club practices with Miss Gray
High School Auxiliary az Lincoln
building.
Durno at Robson opera house.
Elks' dance.
Sweet Sixteen Club
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-20

The Grand Leader has opened in
full blast
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-20
LANDUUM'S STORE ROOM
OF coNTRA8AND BOOZE ANC
BEER PRESENTS A GOOD APP.
PEARANcE.

w f, Landrum, who is making
statewide reputation for his enforce
ment of the Igor law has a private
Office is not equipped with Morris
oihcei not equipped with Morris
chairs and Brussels carpets but in.
stead the office floor Is completely
covered with contraband wet goods
that have been captured from time
TO time. The Office contains one Sc
gallon barrel of whiskey, two legal
Ion barrels and dozens of cases Of
whiskey and many stray bottles that
have been picked up here and there
from fellows who are bootlegging in
this county. Cask upon cask of beer
is stored in this room and It also con
tains two poker tables, a basket OF
playing cards and as many poker
chips. Chairs and tubs are also scat
tered here and there. These goods
have been recovered from joints whose
owners have been placed under ar
rest. More than one thousand dollars
worth OF goods are stored here and
Mr.. Landrum says that he has just
now begun. Slowly but surely he
is solving the question of the en-.
forcement OF the liquor law and be-
fore the glorious Fourth there will
not be a joint running in Ardmore.
The edict has gone forth and the
whiskey element has not enough
money, friendship or influence to
stop this man in his work. Mr.. Ian
drum has two assistants who fear
nothing and are as eager for work
as the leader, These two officers are
George White and George McLaugh-
lin,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-20

enjoyable feature. Mrs. Bradford and
Mrs. Willard Bleakmore assisted the
hostess in entertaining and at the
close OF the program a social hour
was spent and a thank offering
taken. Mrs Porter Staples was elect
ed as delegate to the Ardmore
Presbytery from this auxiliary which
meets in the near future in Durant.
The house was beautifully decorated
in violets and cut flowers and choice
refreshments served.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-20
Saturday.

Young Ladies' Market at Chickasaw
furniture store.
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The Mothers Club of the Fourth
ward met at the Jefferson school
Thursday afterpoon and completed ar
rangements concerning the Art exhibit
which will be here the 2ith-neXt
Tuesday-but will not be opened until
Wednesday. The members of the
fourth ward will serve refreshments
the third day. The prices to this
affair have been placed so low that
every child in the city can attend,
also the grown ups.
The grounds around the building
have been graded and the school
children are taking considerable inter
est in planting seeds and setting out
shrubs and bulbs-there Is quite
bit Of competition on now between
the four wards as to who will have
the prettiest school grounds the com
ing season. There was no program
this was purely a business meeting.
There was large meeting of the
Ardmore Musical Club at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Sammons
Thursday. These sessions become
more and more interesting each time
they meet The club was christened
the Fortnightly Musical Club The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
j. Il. Pennington.
The following program was rem
| dered
Funeral March, from a Sonata by
! Beethoven, Miss Gail Cruce.
The Two Skylarks Neschetizky),
| Mrs. J. X. Pennington.
Impromptu, Op. 50 (Danacla), Miss
| OZella Pugh, violin.
Pollacca Brilliant CBohm, Annie
! Thompson.
Pilgrims Chorus (Wagner Chas.
| W. Landon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-20

Next TO bossing the boss the job OF
being boss is held to be the most de-.
sirahle.
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...SOCIETY... 90.
BY Mrs T. II. STURGEON. Phones, House 634 Office S.

made TO the homes for the others and
they will eventually be given place.
quite a number of the High School
girls formed merry party and at
tended the Odeon Tuesday evening
and after the show enjoyed a Ken
tucky' treat at Hoffman s-every one
paid for herself In the bunch were
Misses Nell lkard. Magarie Williams,
Margaret Noble, Rachel Campbell, Lu
cilc Bell Eugenia Nivoche, Dorothy
Dixon. Laura Tucker, Willie stephens,
Francis Alexander. Ruth Baker, Jennie
B. Dyrc and Marie Williams.
The social event i'm Guthrie OF the
present week Is the Elk show, entitled
the Lemon Pickers," which is being
presented under the management OF
the Frederick J. Howe Amusement
company Beside the four actors con
noctcd with the management, Mcssrs
Frank B. Lucas, Heinz Braun, Ham
Bee and Frank LauX have leading
parts The chorus IS composed uf
sixty Of the Guthrie society folk, with
a considerable representation of the
administration. The proceeds are TO
be used in the Elks building fund
=
Mrs l.. W. Howell and Mrs \. VI.
Derrick entertained most delightfully."-
Saturday afternoon at the home OF the
latter on West Ninth street in honor
Of Mrs. Ernest Williams Of Cornish,
oklahoma, who after being joined by
Mr. Williams the following day re-.
turned TO her home. The interesting
bridge game resulted in the prize, (
haud-pl.ntod plate being won by Mrs.
Edmond Ferguson, while the honor
guest was presented with a similo'
one. \ dainty two course luncheon
followed the game .-Times-Journal.
=
Durno at the Robson Opera House
tonight under the auspices of the
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-20

EGGS-Left at Felker's to set Mrs.
\. j. Love. 1863
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-20

Stamp pictures, q for 25c Four po.
sitions. RAN WEBB,
l7N Photographer.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Rrown Leghorn eggs,
10 for SlOO Phone 4i7 red or
write box 3li, Ardmorc. 10 I'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-20

The members of the Young Wo-
mans Home Mission Society met with
Mrs. J. II. Carlock Wednesday after
noon. There was an unusually large
attendance and quite bit of sewing
and social chat was the order nf
the day-aprons are the articles he
ing made now-at Easter time the la
dies expect TO hold an apron bazaar
and will have on sale all kinds oi
aprons from those donned i'm the Gull
nary department TO the daintiest lit
tie creations in the fancy work room.
The hostess had invited number
of friends and after the sewing had
been laid aside delicious refreshments
were served On next Saturday there
will be the usual market held in the
Chickasaw Furniture store-the dona-
tions for this week will be from the
members and friends of the first ward
-Mesdames Carlock and Roy Lewis
will be in charge. If there is any
thing special one wants-phone one OF
the members and it will be held in
reserve for you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-20
LONGING.

LONGING.
| ann longing for the open. whore the
hills are turning green,
Where the golden dandelions soon VII
dot the peaceful scene,
Where the lambs will soon be skip
ping ana the colts will hoist their
heels,
But have no wish to be there doing
farm work for my meals.
I am longing to De s,raylng whore
the breczcs swcctly blow,
While the blackbird blithcly searches
for the grub that crouchas low,
Where the bull calf spills his break.
fast on the farmers oyeralls.
And the dse dreams on the doorstep
where no chilling shadow falls.
I am longing for the freedom Of the
meadows and the hills,
Far from whore men serve hard
masters or stll 80 the pace that
Kills,
But ! may as well be candid and con
fcss | do not yearn
To be out there getting merely what
, mai. who farms c,r oar,
$ T. Kisor
,... No.. - v....,
s. 81.
MrS' lo'l No'lnoh anu 'nIIure"
nae returned from waters oN'Na'
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galia. he will give orders to the fol- lowing force of "bulls:" Frank Ram sey, H. B. Posey. E. K. Martin, F. E. Caldwell, J. J. Conroy, M. F. Dicus. S. G Dowell. John l. Hunter, William Sa- vicki, George Dave s. W. Strain. J. A. Potter, A. T. Howard, R. E. Bel ton, J. c. Erickson. E. O. Hinman, ]. J. Mclaughlin.
 The Burlesque band of the Elks will furnish the musical variety for the big parade. After the two regular bands have passed Jasper Wood and J. P. Seton, will draw up with the following distinguished musicians: Rjdgiey Hooper, w. D. Georgeson. J. c. Hammond, P. c. McMullin. c. E. Barber, F. W. Nichols, J. c. Erickson Lynn Palmer, W. H. Dickason, pr. A6amson, l. B. Ward. c. M. Hankins.
 The equestrian department, of which James Burt Speed Is director, will be made up in the parade of the following good old plugs: T. A Dal- ey, W. L. Smith. Albert Stacy. H. E.. Spicer, J. A. Drake c. A. Burdick. Some of the real real horse drivers in the parade will be Fred A. Hess, who, it is said, can handle a twenty-mule team as well as the borax man: w. H. Neel. P. c. McMuilin, J. J. Benton, A. S. J. Shropshire, s. ]. Hayhurst, Charles Hanson. Jacob Scheerer, Lee Ramsey W. J. Slaughter, w. R. Ga briel. H. B. Rice.