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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-23
CHAFlN WILL LERD
PROHIBS IN RICE
FORMER RESIDENT OF WAUKESHA,
WIS, is CANDIDATE FOR
PRESIDENT
WATKINS HIS RUNNING MATE.
Ada (O) Man Is Chosen as the Vice
Presidential Nominee on Dry
Ticket.
CONVENTION VOTED FOR THREE

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/ Chatn of Chicago, formerly OF Nauke-
sha. Wis, WINS nominated for President
,c the Tuited States Ly the Prohibition
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800 ,y.,r.;.'..
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+ Of Ada, O.. professor III the ONO
/ Northern university.
4 Roth candidates are yubcruatoria, can
1 li.I..,o.. - H.. pr,I.ftiti,,u marty, in their
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VI" ' It ','"n ""'''' AGAINST no ''''' '''''
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unanimous choice Of the convention for
+ wee. president ar. l'dIInoIr' n"NrN,rI,
4 a'rIL"H 70 accept the H2Hl'n@'lg'. H"I .l-7
J." u pI4'' spec" from '"r p'"Il'' ii '''''
JAZZ i''l Nc ''N'' 'o' "''ei''
Three Entered Race.
TIn,c candidates then were placed in
nomination for second place ON the Tickle;
/ IAry We're Julrcs l.. Dcmercc of Ken
tunNy, Charles j, lloiler Of Indiana, and
tryl. Watkins, the latter winning by u
yp'" OF 80 Oh the first ballot,
tar churc 81 the convention Tor Tres,
{ l,r"i D, an attorney WIN AN Once al .
i.a Sl'ir street ,ai'IE"' re II MIR
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-23
Abas the High School Dance.

NEW RICHMOND, Wis, July 20
The evils of the high school dances was
the subject of II sermon by Rev. f.. l..
Harvey of the Methodist church Sun
day There have been several of these
dances lately and Rev. Mr.. Harvey de
clares they start more girls on the road
to ruin than any other form of amuse-
mcnt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-23
ELOPERS ARE CAUGHT.
Husband of Minneapolis Woman Finds
Wife Married to Another Man
in Ashland.

ASHLAND, Wis, July 1S.-An elop-
ing couple from Minneapolis Mrs. Al
,iua Hall and Walter Holland, were cap
turcd in Ashland this morning. Both are
married and leave families in Minncap-
Oils The womun's husband George \.
Hall. followed them to Duluth and
traced them to Ashland.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-23
WILL ASK AN APPROPRIATION
Wernie Orphans Home Wants $4,000
from Lutheran Churches

LAl'OltIE, Ind, July Ill Special. |
The general synod Of Lutheran
churches, which will be held IL Apple
ton, Wis. in August. will be pctitioncd
to appropriate 5000 TO the building fund
Of the Wcrnic Orphans home near
Richmond, Ind There is now u total of
S3O,pD ID the building fund. The inSti.
futon cures for the orphans Of the
Lutheran parishes in Wisconsin. Ind
ana and several other states.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-23
Calls for Report on State Banks.

MADISON, Wis, July Estate
Banking Commissioner NJ. G. Bergh Fri.
day issued cali for report Of the
condition Of state banks at the close of
business on july L. This is the third
cal! Of the year ghe state calls are
issued contemporaueous with those Of
the fedora! controller Of the currency.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-23
ASKS TO CONSTRUCT NEW ROAD.
Interstate Transfer Company Wants
Line from Duluth to Superior.

Solomon Perris, attorney for the In
terstate Transfer Railroad company, APP
pcared before the railroad commission
today To ask for Il certificate to author
lie the road to begin at once the CON
struction of line from the steel mills
near Duluth to SupcriOr.
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". F. Villas IS
STRICKEN WITH
BRAIN TROUBLE
FORMER UNITED STATES SENATOR
HAS CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE
AT HIS LONE.
is IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.
His Brother, E. P Villas of Milwaukee
Is Summoned to His Bedside
in Madison.
WAS IN CLEVELAND'S CABINET

MADISON. Wis, July 20.-LSpccial.l
Former United States Senator Will
liam +. Villas suffered Il cerebral hemor-
rhage at > O'Clock this morning and is
in a critical condition at his home. His
condition is so serious that l.. L. Villas
of Milwaukee. his brother, has been
summoned to the bedside.
DR.. Philip Il. Fox this afternoon said
that the patient was resting easily, but
at the present time ne could not tell how
dangerous his condition was.
Brilliant War Career.
William Freeman Villas was born in
Chelsea, Orange county. VT. July ,,
1910. His family removed to Wisconsin
in 1871, and young Villas entered the uni
versty, graduating at the head of his
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class in 1888. when only IS years old.
He entered the Albany law school the
following year and was graduated in
1850, returning to Wisconsin to engage
in the practice of law.
When the war broke out Col. Villas
raised a company Of infantry for the
Twenty-thrd Wisconsin regiment, and
was mustered in as senior captain. He
served with distinction in the Army of
the Tennessee under Gen. Grant raising
TO the rank of lieutenant colonel, until
the end of the Nicksburg campaign, when
he returned to Madison to resume the
practice of law.
Repudiated Bryan in 1896.
Democrat, being a delegate to the ma
tional conventions of that party in 1876.
1850. 1881, 1892 and 1896. He repu-
dated the platform and the nominees
of the convention of 1896 because of the
position taken by Bryan and the party
on the currency question, and supported
Palmer and Buckner who were named
by the Gold Democrats ut the Indiana
polls convention of that year.
In 1879 and again in 1883 Col. Villas
refused the nomination for governor, but
in 1888 was q member of the Assembly.
Col. Villas was Il staunCh friend to the
state university, and while in the IegiS-
laturr did much to place the University
of Wisconsin on the high plane among
state institutions of the country on
which it now stands. 1t was due TO his
labors that the short course in agricul-
ture was established, greatly adding to
the popularity and usefulness of the agri-
cultural department. For many years
he was member of the board of regents
of the university
Served in Cleveland's Cabinet.
Col. Villas prominence and ability rs
lawyer and Il public man secured his
appointment as postmaster general III
President Clevelund's cabinet in 1852
his administration of the office being able
and efficient. In January, lSSS, Col. Villas
was transferred to the head of the de-
partment of interior, which office he held
until the end of Clcveland's administra-
ton.
Col. Villas was prominent in the state
campaign of $500 and when Wisconsin
went Democratic he was chosen as sue.
ccs,ol to Senator John {. Spooner in the
United States Senate. being succeeded il
turn by Senator SpOOner when the Re
pubicans again secured control of the
Legislature.
At the present time Col. Villas is prcsi-
dent of the Wisconsin Nicksburg Mon
umcnt association, the organization
which has in charge the erection of a
100000 monument on the field Of
NickShUrg To commemorate the deeds OF
the Wisconsin soldiers who fought there
Senator Villas was married in 1866 t.
Anna VI. Fox. daughter of DR.. William
H. Fox Of Fitcnburg.
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Recently Asked for Aid.

Mr.. Meyer recently created a scnSa-
ton by applying to the Associated Char,
tiles for aid, saying thar while be had
children, they were unwilling to support
him. II was found on investigation thar
the children had made provision for his
care. but Il. had refused To accept their
hospitality aud preferred to shift for
himself This was Il difficult matter for
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-23
Police Puzzled at Disappearance.

SUPERIOR. Wis, July 2O.-ISpe-
cal, Foul play is feared in the disap-
pearance of John Hoating. who left his
home here last Wednesday and has not
been seen nor heard Of since. Detectives
are at work on the case.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-23
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, fatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, ornervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
c-Irs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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BROWNS IN PESHTIGO RIVER.
Louis Schultz Seized with Cramps and
Sinks

MARINETTE. Wis. July 2O.-I Spe-
cial. Louis Schultz was drowned in
the Peshtigo river Sunday afternoon. He
was taken with cramps just as soon as
he entered the water. His brother
jumped in after him and caught him
lust as he was going down for the last
time, but lost his hold
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NE v RULER EXP CTiD
WITHIN FEW MONTHS
Money From New York, Slips
From Holland, Fighting Men
From Columbia

Washington. Aug. 29.--with the full
sanction OF the state department ol
the American government and with
premise o. effective assistance from
aolland. well-organized revolution
3 being planned to overthrow Pres
idcnt Castto of Venezuela.
The revolutionary increment. now
hcing financed in Now York and else
Where. viii become operative direct
" after the rainy season Ia Venezuela,
which Is about the middle of October.
is exrecied within n few months
new Snnezuolan ruler will replace
President Castro. an objecr which the
state department. Holland. Colombia
sud the Venezuelan malcontenis have
every confidence OF accomplishing.
Money Is Pouring In.
Plans have alreadv been begun for
i"augurailng the revolution Financial
backing r. not lacking. as money is
nouring in from New York. as well
as from ctler sources The amount
available TO perfect the revolutionists'
Ian may run up into The millions.
The hadcr in The pian has been
insily engaged in mapping out his
nampaign for weel;s sIIis first step
vas 10 consult The state department
pnd he learned from lnth Secrctart
Ront and Mr. Bacon that whilc the
nited s'atos government could not
support revolutionary movement. at
ihc same limo conditions in Nenezuc-
la were such that no Interference by
tho Unit u States need be anticipated.
As Venezuelan affairs waXed warmer
tre state department. was again sound
I'd by t'I rovOluitunary planners ana
tic present status * that Secretary
Foot is willing TO let President Castro
work ont his own salvation and will
In fact lend as much moral support
as possible to those who are planning
10 overthrow him.
Holland has been informed of the
move and will aid by blocking vene.
7uelan ports while the land attack be.
gins aloig the Arauca river on the
Colombia border For this reason the
state department expects no drastic
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TO GET $4,000 MUST
SURRENDER HUSBAND
ACCORDING TO WILL

llenyor Aug. % Airs. Haaie h.
MlllaE OF l-onfmoni must give np her
husband 50 Order o get $4,000 be-
|queathcl her ~ an old sweetheart
'ii happenei ia lh.9 way When llatne
A. Butler WAS a nhtry lass fiiieep
years ago. in l1arria. kan. John W
IMillef woed hes bat her pareaa ob
.Jected 10 the mNeh
Four years paased Yoang Miller
.weht 10 Arizona TO seek his fortune
land Miss Butler came 10 Denyer. Here
she met Charles G.. miller. WIN. by the
way IN No relaf.u 7 John Miller and
SIX years ago they We're married, set.
|tling down IN l-OAEnoni
in the meantime the disappointed
John learned to be a telegraph operlt-
or and last April in yuscnn one night
couple OF ha1dil held mp the railway
statiin where rs was working aud KIM
ed him
The nexi day aNolg his papers n
will WIS found and $4,000 insurance
policy. II cited trat to his aWeethcar.
Hattie Butler whom be hal not beard
from IN eleven years. he hpqlcaihtd
his pcllty and $4,000 30 caSn ga the
'iDank providing she was nor married
al the time Of hiJ deash. should aae
have been so luconsldqrato as marry
4 receive The money she mu4i imme.
diately secure q divorce and never
marry again.
In TIE event TIA; sac failed 10 live
up 70 The cord.titns of tno viii the
5000 was bcaueained 90 hes sister
ahd brothers Mrs h. 81 Schwartz sna
John O. Butler Of G'rneit Kan.
81
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fron
Of
~ sbornn N kept
roadsd
yand
in f
front Of Sheridan glned
Of
OF the barley f;d and
hyiieIy thousand bottles filled bumper glaze and delighted h
tels
nEfnRfNens prov CO.. p tn i.
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action on the part OF Holland until
ire time cumes TO strike IN October.
Name Of Leader Ia Secret.

action on the part OF Holland. until
tnc time ,0mes TO strike IN October.
Name Of Leader is Secret,
uqD4,y as.,s.ln, .ta.ns Of The rcvo.
L,hunars leader aad he names ol
ihose who are contributing funds
b. ought no result Tho time is not
yet ripe 10 disclOsc this, uut within
a few weeks an outline OF the gen.
cral plai can 0c given There viii
bc no attempt al secrecy, as Prcsiden,
castro probably already knows thai
trouble IS brewing bMausc many
,vne.uclass themselves are Involved
IN the plan.
Altei investigation those planning
TIC. Feypilt iQu3 ilaNc Escerlained tbet
ihcie 5ie many people III Vdn9zueis,
aid espet.ellv aluHg udo colombia bor
dtrs wl4O are hostile 10 President Gas.
tro Thcsa people claim they arc held
N allegiance to him by fear, but upon
assurances that powerful movement
Is coming TO their aid they will be
found ready to assist. In fact. plans
Tor the campaign and detailed infor
mation when will be necessary viii
come from these Venezuelans.
work Is Civided.
. blDliitld VIII WiulhEie HtiU w VtR-
viding men who are as anxious TO
u,ur,arUw Castro as some OF the Ven
ezuelans themselves. From Venezuela
end Colombia viii be drawn the men
who are to do the fighting. while The
United States will provide the money
and several leaders. leaving Holland
to carry out the naval part of the
program.
A maa who has been consulted by
the revolutionary leader and who is III.
touch with the state departments de-
snes In the coming cHnn,dlgh stiid.
The movement is well under wav
and there is no doubt that action win
he startel directly after the rainy sea
son in Ncrezuela. The state depart
ment has consulted with the leader
several times ana hnoMs ali ..Oo.. ,.--
plans. Hcllnnd also has been advised
and will ! understand help By block
ading th' ports The time is not ripe,
however. 10 40 into details. which viii
become Known in due course.
Big Capital is Ready.
There Is no lack of money In this
revolution, which cannot in any way Os
compared with recent revolutionary
movements in South or Central Amer
lea. This revolution will have the
moral support of the United States,
ollend end other countries behind
it. 1t viii have tremendous capita
to draw en-, will be carried out in the
most systematic mannu. and WILL
think. Undoubtedly end In President
Castro paying the penalty for his at
titudo toward the United States und
other countries.
''lt is the means which tho stat
department and Holland have agreed
upon as the most efficient to MAKE
their influence felt by the present
Venezuelan ruler
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Fifteen YEARS OF
KEEN SUFFERING
rheumatism Developed Burning,
Painful Sores on Legs Tortured
Day ard Night Tried All Kinds
of Remedies 10 No Avail : Wife
Had Debility and Pains in Back.
BOTH USED CUTICURA
AND ARE WELL AGAIN

my husband had been a great suf-
sfer with rheumatism for nearly fifteen
cara. Al first Il was in his bones, but
fter a while it was ia the flesh and
nailY running sores broke out on his
IS from below the knees 10 the ankles.
M ane no words 10 tell all The dis
n9cft and great suffering he had TO
Gilac night and day. He used every
nl ,f remedy and three physicians
catcd him, enc after the other, with
Q any good results whatever. So
% day / happened 10 read about
gticrra Rciaedies. | asked him il
vau.d MT try them. No. said he,
's no llse, I've spent enough money
~ Tie next day j ordered five
'iars' worth cf Cnticura Soap, Cuti-
ra Ointment. and Cuticura ResOlvcnt.
ln.gu e. use them without confi-
moo hUt after three weeks all the
es were dried up The burning
stnppcd aud tho pains became
rshlc. hftor three months he was
ite veil. Two years later the pains
? SORTS Carnc back after he had been
,~kmg hard and had taken cold.
a. sn, as he used Cuiicura again
'rgsl him. Two years ago | used
fisa Pills for general debility, They
mc q great deal of good and made
swell. Three months Since had pains
nv hack and Cuticura took them
r too. / can prove this tcsti-
r'al r. env time. Mrs. v. v. Albert,
aasf rrer,hvilie, Mo- July 2i, 1907"
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considered the best lecturer on the
course last winter viii be here on Jan
u4ry 22ud.
a great litcraW treat has been se-
cured lor the nth nnmber Dr. Can-
dans a. nroollyn OF the Newell
Dwight Hills class, win deliver an adj
dress ON February J The last NUM-.
Der viii be- on Marcl H. when Durno
tae magician Win delight wilh Ills Won
dsr-wmking leais
Al entertainments viii b. given IN
iao frgsbS terrain church hs seaa IA.
save taCee hy The Royal ltsiian DaHd
and haiu2. thc masiclaU, which vii
pr given 10 the hlah sci33 building
es 9tcfl apgfe
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WOMAN D|SMISSES
MEN AND PAINTS
HOUSE HERSELF

East Alton. III, Aug 20.-Mrs. Sa
rah Hawkins wife OF S. NJ Hawkins
assistant supervise. of Woodryer
township, ordered the painters 20
leave the premises. took their brushes
and ,aate;ial ani painted tie house
herself simply because she did not
llke the colo, OF the paint ami the
mann ia which the men applied II.
SIR worked all day without stopping
yea FER lunch, and by nighi she had
finished the pob
When she had completed the task
she complained. musingly !hat she
was sctry ahe harriel. as II was lots
% fan and migat Just as well have
'reel, strung ovee two days
Mls, Hawkins gave orders few
days ago Tor her house to De painte J..
raa lMa painters had barely started
wlen she came out 10 see how they
wero getting along
"Oh. thatn neNe. do" exclaimed
MiH Hawkins. you're smearlng the
paint and yon have not mixed it
ii2b;n
Lei me see yon do II better said
one painter, and he was So astonished
ne almost lost his balance when the
womeli accepted his proposition
Get down ana leave my yayd." Mrs.
Hawkins said "Ill do the job my
SCI
The men departed and she went to
wcri.
81 don't ears II / am woman"
Mrs Hawkins said to neigaAors who
came to look on u hate TO see mon
bateh j hs, as they most always 10.
ana would rather do ii myself than
have 10 stand over men and watch
thdr eve-y increment"
Mrs, Hawkins Is fifty years old and
tn mcti7r OF a large family. but she
Is very active, aud she declares that
she wcuid rather paint tnan do any
Ohio work Il have always done my
interior decorating, and painting the
gutslie Is Just as easy she said.
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NOTICE.

Cutarie. Okla Aug 26--AI parties
that gave m Smi.th aud Western
haars notes. nnd HAT wish to enter
INTO ihe agreoineni OF iae Guthrio
Retailers Association to defand said
notes. may do SO ny calling at our OF
iice and signing saii agreement AMI
paying their pro rata share OF costs
Cf AL suits A -
This asreement Is not oOalinel to
the Retailers but includes an signers
oi said notes. HornOr. Deyereux.
llildrelh ANA Whileley are the attor.
Heys 20 defend said agreement or
iico liz W. okla. avenue rear room
81 Anderson building Guthrie Retail.
ers' Association W. A. Rayson, sec
retary.
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COUNTY SEAT
ELECTION LAW
IS UPHELD

In an opinion written by Associate
Justice Dunn, the supreme court in
the county seat election contest from
Grant county. upholas the cOnstitu-
tionallty of the law governing such
sections. az Dassed by the legislature.
al q denies the Injunction asked by
the petitioner. Inc same luogmen
cuvcfs a similar case from Coal coun'
tv where'n l-ehigh was the petitioner.
IN the recent election in Grant coun-
IS Medford was successful on the face
of the returns over pond Creek. At
torneys for the latter town Immediate
~ began proceedings in court charg-
ing that the law under which the cleo
tlon was conducted was unconstitu,
tiOnal, that the governors prociama-
ton calling the election was contrary
TO law or the ground that the election
was called March 10. whereas the Bill
under which the election H\s held was
rot approved by the governor unil
April II. other charges of irregular
lies were preferred The petition for
the election, fled previous TO the ap.
rroval os the law. was also held to be
Illegal.
Justice Dunn, in his opinion. states
that the portion of the constitution
providing for county seat elections is
self-executing: that the pa;iuon for
the election, filed with the governor
prior 10 the signature which made the
legislative act law. does not depend
or the bill for force and legality.
The neN law is held not to be spe'
cial. but general. That the statute
requiring registration as a prerequis
lie for exercising the pri' ilogc OF tran
elise is not in violation OF the four
tcenth amendment OF the federal con
siituicn 10 another point emphasized.
The opinion continues: "lt IS not
only constitutional s'at saluiary aud
benefcient under Il purity OF the bal
iot has hcen preserved and q most
exacting aud trying period TO the cities
- Grant county passed without Nio
lcncc without fraud. and in that law
abiding tranquility which Is the tri'
ldnph OF popular eovrumcit
The complete syllabus follows:
a court viii neTeg declare an act OF
legislation. passed with all tba forms.
aud solemn iiies requisite 20 give it toe
fotce vi fklw, ilncollsttiuiionai aud Void
unless The nullitr and tnyaiidns of toe
aci are placed. IA us Judgment, be
Aond a reasonable doubt.
The constitutional convention and
the people OF the state Of Oklahoma
either through the constitution or by
legislative enactment have fun power
Continued on page eight)
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Better Than spanklna.

Spanking does not cure children OF
hed-wetting There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Sum.
ners. Box w. South Bend, Ind, win
send free to any mother her success
fdl home treatment. with full instsuc.
tons. Send no money but write her
today if your children trouble you In
this way. Don't blame the child. tiie
chances are 1t can't help it. This
treatment also cures adiLts and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night.
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Continued on page eighl)
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HIGH GLASS LYGEUM TALENT

The m3natemcni of be Guthrie lee.
tufe course apcilces having sclfed
an excellent attraction iur Tons consist.
ing OF aiN numbers oi The best talent
afalable Gunfan3s Royal ITALIAN
band. wh,eh ployed az he Worlds
fair a So. lNlas aud consisting of
twepty'i.fe pisces a'ii u iugcr WIZ
appcar ON Sept,Wief -Stb 'rae fam
nS Ounbar qFHrfcuo Wv gipear ON
October Sil This aaalpitc, besides
slnslrg Nii give s variety RI mNsical
specialize irclUlne henrnelps
Nr inrado Iaft ise great Amei.
can sculptor VIII size one - los mo-
Hitting ard frsfr1eiive adi--tea p
December l4th He Is as gifted a Ice
lurer AZ an arlis fr9i, ppt. Nl1 It..