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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
SAYS NE PLOGGED BIG
kI0WA Co. CONSTABLE
special TO tho Daily Leader

Special 10 tho Daily Leader
Hobart March Z2 Frank darnes,
$ ballg wanted man in klowa county
f0r almost two years, was place 3
In Tie oklahoma Guy fail. being hel&
on the chgrge Of robbery, Y
Barnes has herd aud serious eharg
es hanging over him 10 this count,
and his apprehension has been an 10
lecl Of county authorities since his
successful getaway, July 1907.
on the aIght OF July rs. 1907
Ba1Yes. IN company With another
man and woman Of questionable
eharaeier were camped neaf Lone
Wolf and. after raising d disturbance
Constable J w Han,slns sought TO
arrest The party. Approaching their
camp IN the moonlight giare. one the
parry shot MIN through tbs breast
wlili revolver Of heavy callhoF IN.
illctlng. what WIS thought al The time
& mortal wound. Hankins eventually
recovered The woman Mrs. Amanda
hrown. as she gave her name ami J.
w Mines, aTNiher uf the party. were
arrested and iinad fer vaErancy,
claiming that Barnes w6s he man
who fired the saot into Hauklns.
IA Ray was sheriff al The time. and
Barnes Slipped hts grasp Soon after
shcHa 'afham entered onIcp. he laid
q M to capture tie MIN Wao neaf
" kllad The consgnbe FrIensls ofs
b'rAea lnlnrtered. ind said he was
Head psFuam never gave np the
seareh and egen IT be canHl get
hlm from the Oklahoma officers he
will sooner or ller be turned over
to he Kl0wa county Officers. and
must stand trial Oh d charge 0f aa.
lauN with intent To KIN VITA dead.
I. weanon.
Ihe woman Mrs Brown, is also
aa'd 10 b. under arrest chlrged with
being al aecompilee Of harnea,
the warrant lsanaH for Rafnea Az
resi- WAS M last WfII executed maer
Sheriff Raga ainliaIzEEatian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
DUG OUT FROM
l HIDING PLACE
Prosecution Of Guilty paIIIsS
Now Made Practically
Impossible

M. Vernon. a., Meh. *. Tha rc
turn of ths last sun Of the c53 600 tax
en lIom the srrOng box OF David
Myers, 4 farmer residing neag this viIy
pO4Ably enda & case aud with tar
ending all hope Of The myatery being
solved iot the interested public. He
lost yaS.000 last sall and the ci3coy.
ery OF the loss vas mace shorti, af
.er family reunion az the Myers
home ten miles frons this clty. ana
Il was when Mg, Myers vent to nis
strong sax that be- keps at his home
70 make d deposit, lhat had been nude
as e payment on q mortgage he held
on we farm 0i q aeighDpr. that he
discovered the loss
He kent the matter quiet and EN-.
plCyed Il aumber Of detectives, aud.
with toe assistance Of ralaiiyes, G syB.
iemntic search uaA maze, which result
ia in one Of the sons unearthlng q
boz containing sls,u09 In ar old cef
lar, buried several feet in TIE eziih
The search was snid % have been
abandoned By Mr. Myers. after tne
money was found on his SONS farm,
and the matter was thought 10 have
been dfcpped but i bic surprise came
|tcd1y when other detectives rekaineu
s35.C.9 70 Mg. Myers,
The disclosures hr8egnt about BY
the loss surprised the members a sse
family as they die net suspect tina,
Mr, Myers he'd so much money. The
place waefe the lost money was souad
nas nos been made public, and Il Is
The intentica 10 ellow The robbery "
pasl. IS The money aaa beer teeov
cred
Mr., Myers kept hia money at home
IN oil Iron box. BECAUSE he was assaiu
Of bauks. but the robbery has given
MIN conaasnee in banking Institutions
and aiaee ais loss he haa mede large
| ldep-4ila. He Is q larmer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22

AT The ogspeptlee Table omlnous,
1ulat and Gloom Crowds out Mlreh.'
All physicians agree that mlrth and
icY al meal time does much teward
digestion. Mlrth iinglea tho whole
nervous organism OF man. the cells
wherein are stored valuable digestive
juices. empt3 their contents undes tile
nerve stimulation and promote the
Highest degree Of digestion
II gloom and dlscomi RI preyaii at
table the reverse action obtains and
meals become necessities not anIici
pated joys.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are isliie
storehouses Of digestion which mix
with the stomach juices digest Ioud,
retingle the mucons membrane anil
Its nerve centera. alive 10 the hl oa
q great wealth Of digestive fluids
promote digestion ana stays hY the
stomach until all lss duties are com.
plegc.
Il dyspepsia sits Al tables u makes
lhe dining room place o1 awe; these
tablets should be taken aiteg meals
and dyanepaia d consequence ilees
No need fur alat or fssslng, The
assheplics shuuMili aube lheai lelieis
ouAlg win aud no senabot nnusea IN
the sight 81 generous MEALS OF II
the odUr of rich cooking.
Il matters not what the condition
OF the stomach Siuarl's Dyspepsia
Tablets enly Improve the Juices and
bring Qulos 10 the whole digestive
raaal a which she stomach Ia the
Forty thousand hhs sIrlana use these
tablets IN their practice and every
lfnRslsi sells Them pfIea soc. Send
Is ghuf name anil asIs1EAsa ana We
VIII sHhd you i sflal IHaAAKe nS mail
IFeH Address F e|HaH CO.. Ia
smzEl nlds.. Aaszhs. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
| PERTAINING To DRESS FOR FASH
. I0NABLE N0MANNND- HOW
SHE WILL LOOK This YEAR


ls The ncw colors lnat show The nev
style departure Gray ls the keynote
and suicide the finish that Is strictly
"a vogue 4 gray euede strap punipa
with sesthef bow 10 match, plain med
ium loo with nhoet yamp Is shown ex-
ienaigeig by the smart saoe dealers.
Cs COURSE pagsnt feathers win sllll
be tha leaders III qOant'sY wcln, but
look out for the suede effects on Eaa.
ter moMine and gnter et The fashion.
able summer resorts Combination
treatments N leather effects ere also
shown n gregt variety al the swell
h9cter.es These duo treatments OF
contrasting feathers are shown IN dark
tar oKeofds With q narrow ~elt OF light
tan binding ON every seam. also matte
Gale un patent leather white KID on
blue gerpc giey suede an Gull cels
black suede and white calf, etc. These
all make vnrys tasty effects. Another
popular novelty is patent leather
foxed.hul:on oxford with grey suede
rr serge top of black brown or vine
lon. Tho butcher oxforda and the strnls
and hutton pumaa win vie Hith each
other ior saahiunable preferraent
White those f. plalr effects seem
strongest at shis time, there are SO
many novelties shown that the fash.
Ion whlmsles may turn to any one ut
ther and In measure aahmeive eii
eise
Suede oxioula made uith sirnleht
TIPS and * me small DCrf0f9Iions nilns
De seams vein be very apt 20 catch
on. Shoe styles are largely speculat.
lya ana While We tpll yen here what
r aelng aloWa 81 ,he shosH SHAT VIA
BE eosi worm IL a matter o. fancy
ihaG il rs worry eiilleut g forecast i
higa shoes the button e1eels Hil
unuhpsliouaAly gredomlnaEe This il
also true wl.h iAe nxfufda a v9fi
safe pneehase right nov that viii be
fashionable all season. would be- dafl
Russian calf butcher 0xl0Fds of but
lun attan pumps either plain on lanc.
dps with nerlafatons. BARK shideI
Of tai and golden brown will be eS
leuslyely worn. a. these shades VIII hs
Is muca worn Ii suits Aside from
tho aneaes shat win be worn M I'll
J shades snls and all viii he pupulal
linisaea from lae iacs that they ere S.
soft lsai, euol and easy
The teela ara % be medium i0w
pumtsa wlta The bow wilt af COURSE b
iavnfed, though lhego ere 4 great maa'
/ alglA shtNn plaig and else With iew
eied and metal huckles
Vamna of patent leather with broad
\ cloth tans 10 match The gowns are
I vial neeefsity 10 the women who adup
4 the helght OF faahlnh Taeae are show
"a gan. ioupe. purple green nlue, gre
and brown On these sliues the bui
\ tons must match the cloth.
Some rumns are shown elth g Hlen
der strap oYef the inside md 4 buchl
20 keep the shoe from slipping bsel
and forth, which Is q great fault Il
pumps.
For indoor wear end afternoon 81
fairs the slippers must also match III
gown. iilEh heeled pumps Ia sued
Or palen, leather ave correct. Tue,
have pointed t0ngues aud ornaments
gold or silver buckles.
4 Il Is e fad just now II both parl
and London for women % wear "a thi
street. belt, tie and shoes all Of tn
n same color
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
The Harmony
OF Home

1oss No, MlHnis With 81 lmanate
From sha Table Of Dyspepsia
"a iho hame mea time should
aRaeen m ali the lnhahllaHia peeu.
liar harmony u ioy which WIN mako
Gar Cue home tho abiding nlaeo oi .ns
iesesf aad happiness.
f pho memhet l the dlnncr lshla
Is oat % aorta. bis lniiuense .A felt
aaa the harmony is laeking conyefs
saslUn ANA mielh are absent negonfs
lng thoughts aasail The diners and
silence prevails
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
PRESBTTER|ANs WILL BU|LO
COLLEGE At BRVAN'S CAPITAL

setlal to ihe Daily el.ader
Dnraht March e The building
committee for The new Presbyterian
college o. r. Nicholson, A. {. Ris'
ner, r. NJ Mntlhews. " r. Rlnesl \
Il Mckinney ana II. W. Gibson mei
and concluded 70 erect main build.
Ing costing about 10000, with wings
to be added later Contracts win be
TAI for preparing The plans ard Bids
Tor lla erection eIlI be llelted III
and oa| of nufnul The trustees prom
ZEE % commence WORK within g dkys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
MRs. loYo MArHga DEAn

"Wednesday evening George 8awspr
and Miss Laura Langley df0te TO ihe
home 81 lloyd Mathea iuuf miles
south of benQra to spend lhe evea-
lug "a entering The house Mrs Manes
was found lying On The do0f dead
seys ihe Faloga Advocate,
Mr Malhes was II work tgu miles
south Of homo heylng LETT M The morn
Ing. leaving his glle apparently il
her usual health. Ap investigation
waa made and u was found that aer
death was caused from an attack af
heart failure
MI and Mrs, Maihes had hheu mar.
ried about faur moatha Mrs Mathes
was formerly Miss aeasle Kellogg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22

Hef ekirle,
III m she skirts which have under
aohe shn most change They are madrl
Ia all les Imaginable, and We see
lnNf and short skirts. with q raisod
tunlc aud a. unlefshlgi reaching to
lhn knee ahlfls which are wound
around ihe body Ike cloth skirts
tucked back o. knotted OF The hacl
like lhe corners OF q handkerchief
skirts which form a single round plait
IA lhe beck and front Others which
bNNe thlh nlRll doubled Or even ireht
lea They an have one feature ~
eplhu0n. however. narrowneas. These
Fary irom two and halt yards srouao
d four Yards The skirts have recent
" brought oas q new sensation
though Paris has become so hardened
ID The STYLES that Il did not create the
flof the original sheath skirt did, but
t Ii no less dotlnh. This skirt Is
eailed The Abnragyne" u II fery
daring III cut and when n reDose ee'
Hambles any other plain skirt but at
the slightest movement Il opena IN
front anu reveals the lines q The lower
llrtha closely afhped II the material.
i resembles 0nF divided skirt without
he fullneas. what Is more after the
feb ahock It became very popular
aeef ihere. aha Is now worn by mary
what success II will have over hers "a
arnhlematiegl so much for the skirt
Hhich might comic. but inst at pres.
enE We afa more Interested II .he
shItls Which are here All the new
sAifis Nl The hpe Fnuslg are very Aaf.
res all the way down, aud most 81
Them have tie habit haek Some, too
PRESERVE lhe lube e6eel at the ton and
sEIll make walAlng easy have fan
sIHlla neaf sheioQs lo alge additional
sNeap so the sklft Most Of them
aaxeyer ere SO acani es lo make walk
lhk D ilne art ant steppug on street
eaf almost 81 lmposalhllIly The ias
ienlnga 81 those are Il the aide. eth
ii III lha back or tho front Il n
lho iron.. buttons uaullly cover lhg
niaakes LuIe With d tufie3ponilne row
81 lhe opposite side All Of lhes'
aAlrss ire rlnRlng IN effect either from
lAe ont 81 the materials used. Hhesl
Is eiye llsa desirable effect must hav'
~ hiRh ualal line The modlsh aklr
HasI be mounied hIeh. from three Z,
aga lnnhaa above the waist line Whlcl
G8ea she hlpgeGs effect Thls aan By
arranged ay either aelna q glrdle q
abgen foiisna that MS lhe form peI
laolly md 10 che upper edge Of whlcl
the AAlfl Il attached. On a Rlrdle ma
he made bs fitting ami b0nlng. TIL
newest knred skirts have haffo4
IfUnl afd aide hack panels Fashloi
allows lhe skirts 70 be plain, pnnelel
u plaltad making eAly the point tha
thay ba narrow. and0f vertical trim
ming effect. some d the skirts. n
alaad II having the hablt back elgecl
have the separate double nlait 10
lhe early moHtha the skirts are TO hay
atAnly lfpln al elEe iuat clear tn
efonnd. bat along outing time iiel
undoubtedly WIN BE- shorter
Her Shoes.
10 BE- strictly correct my iady mus
have a pair on shoes Or numpa 4
match every gnwn This style Is Quil'
i boon g0 the shoe dealer but hubbl
IA llloly 10 have heart disease Wnel
iha spring shoe bills como IN Their
afa nu Ffeat changes ia shapes iron
she Atyles shown laat Wlnteh but
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
- - - HEALS
-. -. -. OLD SORES

Before heal which produces
A loE0 the blood from which receive their necessary
hk and strength and with germs
any oM on the body Nuau Open and resist effort made to
heal it
W fed unhealthy
hydanHg FROM The through the Ibe only old
oug cleansing The blood entirely ddng the system the
spss s s = he od sores By removing every particle lpuy ron
peiey the that mpurty
through lie but rieh
nj blood s. heals the bottom place
9Th healthy fn a.sh TIE Tenderness leaves al discharge ceases the
Hklu fekn It natural and thoroughly eieanse
purified tie blood lAs permanently healed Hook on sores
UIesfaaud my nealeaI adYix 4 al who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. C.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
RI RENO MAN
!. FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
--LEUSBY SENTENCED

El Reno March 22-h NJ Mount.
,. well known and prominent citizen
of ills clty died Saturday afternoon,
tlis daughter came home from school
al. found him Ia an upc0nsclons cun
dlloa and he died q few nomenla las
ser. tic was twelve years 4 resident
oi ibis section. residing on larm
lunlIil few years ago wheA ho fensy,
"a g thls city
The funeral services were held sun
day afternoon Ic leaves two daugh
tefs anl twO sons Misses Mamie
M0Gnt ahd Miss i3ea Mount. and Lynn
Mount, who resides 90 500 North
evans avenue. and Van Mount who
lives ia Kremlln Relatives arrlyed
from Memphis, Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22

lpesby a Life Sentence
Tae Jury returned q verdict N the
.luesby murder case, sentencing the
prisoner % Imprisonment for llie
.uasLy received the verdict h en-
impnsslye manner ant made no com.
ment whatsoever Il Is not probable
that the case win Be appealed.
The tllal 0f Games Lnesby Tor The
murder of Ma wife, Rose luesDy has
been one 81 The most noted ever held
Ga ihls country and 4 required the
examination % saighy-Dlne men De.
fya & Jury was seearsd @ Try tae
cfft
Th0 trlai Yves remarkable N lne
feet tnel Mrs 1llinn Nian battled for
The NE Of the man who killed her
daughter. and went upon the Witness
rtand. where she 0esmircaed her
agusatef's memory that her alayer
mixhs nc free.
When me Vefaici o. the jury waa
maaa public thaie were many ex.
pfasalona o. approval as public sen.
llmeat waa strongly n fayor 81 com
viction
I was stated taal the prosecutions
f.r the nerder Of W. 7 Wood would
ho dropped
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20
COMING ON A
PECI A l
TRAIN
JULIUS KRUTTSCHNiTT SPRINGS
SURPRISE ON OFFICIALS HERE.
r'e Suddenly Puts In An Appearance,
Travelling West to Portland and
San Francisco.

julius Kruttschnitt. vice president
and director OF maintenance and oper-
ations OF the western system Of Har-
riman railroads. with headquarters in
Chicago. en- route to the Pacific coast.
on tour of inspection, left Cheyenne
this morning, accompanied by General
Superintendent w l., Park and other
prominent officials Of the Union Pacific
road. The party is travelling on n spe-
cial train. which is scheduled to reach
Green River at ! o'clock this after
noon.
General manager w. H Bancroft OF
the Oregon Short Line road left foT
Green River on a special train this
afternoon 10 meet Vice President
Kruttschnitt and he will accompany
him on special train over the Short
Line road from Granger to Huntington
from which point the director of main
tenance viii 80 to Portland and thence
10 San Francisco
The present trip Of Vice President
Kruttschnitt is something In the ma
ture of surprise TO Hartman officials
in the west No announcement OF the
proposed western trip was made In ad-
vance from Chicago, and the object of
the visit is not known even by suhor-
dinate Hartman officials.
1t Is assumed by local officials that
General Superintendent Park will
leave the Kruttschaitt party at Green
River and arrive at Ogden on spe.
cial train accompanied by Superntend-
ent w. A. Whitney and other Union
Pacific officials.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20
SHERIFF JUDD TELLS
OF KILLING OF WHEELER

Sherin G.. T. Judd Of Provo is IN the
city on business and was among the
callers at the court house Replying
to queries from a Standard reporter
In reference TO the killing of Charles
Wheeler last week. Sheriff Judd said:
There arc no new developments I'm
the case at present and the concensus
of opinion at Provo is that Wheeler
was murdered as the result of a
drunken spree ON the part OF his a2-'
sailant Charles Stewart. a shepherd
CT in the employ of Parley Pace.
From all accounts there had been
trouble between the two men before.
and few hours before the shooting
they met in a saloon and discussed
the issues between them. Wheeler
was a very large man ald something
of an athlete. while Stewart is much
smaller and anything but an athlete.
During the conversation between the
two men, Wheeler asked Stewart to
step M To the bar and take a drink
The latter accepted the invitation and
about this time one OF WheHleT's men
entered and interrupted the talk. call
ing Wheeler aside 10 discuss some
business matter Stewart became in
censed at what he considered a slight
and left the saloon in anger. Later
on he visited a store i'm town and
threatened to create trouble for the
alleged insult offered him by Wheeler.
Shortly afterwards he met Wheeler
and shot him. the latter dying Within
fifteen minutes. Stewart then start
ed for his sheep camp. five miles dis
tant. and admits he would have re-
sisted arrest had he been provided
with a rifle to stand the officers or.
He was gathered in, however. and de-
plores the serious trouble he is in,
maintaining. however. that he killed
Wheeler in selG-defense. His prelim-
mary examination will he held We'd
nesday and i have little doubt but
what ne will be held for trial on a
charge OF murder in the first degree. DO
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20
LED ASTRAY'

Led Astray." or East Lynne" Is
one of the features OF the Jole thea
ter this week II is the first attempt
TO put that powerful and heart-reacE-
ing drama TO the test in moving pic
lures, and 1t was well received aud
enjoyed at It's first appearance last
night Another feature is entitled
up the Ladder With Tom Bowline
This film shows a sailor in the L. $.
navy from the time Of enlistment I'M
I'll he becomes an officer. aud is APP
paudcd by the audience while it is be
Ing shown Other subjects are In
spring Sunset" Determined WoOer,
Book Taught Hypnotism." "Absen,-
Minded Cupid" "a Squeedunck Sher'
lock Holmes" and a Dramatists
Dream" In addition to this Is another
feature in the song. Down In South.
crn California" which is sung by The
composer. Mr.. Ellis. and Is beautifully
Illustrated with California views. The
management guarantees that the pres
ent program is entirely now. never he
fore seen in this city. Get the 'Joie
Habit
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20
RANDOM
REFERENCES
FOR sALE-Thoronehhrod

FOR Thoroughbred toy
French Poodle puppies. 3O6 End -
A horse race every II minutes at
the Fair Grounds Saturday. July 24jh
al 2:30 p. m, sharp. We guarantee
no delays or money back.
Teams wanted. $500 per day. Wheel
wright Construction Co.
More Park Travclers-A large party
Of Bryant and Spence tourists
arrived from the Yellowstone Park last
night, where they have been for Il
week
Rock Springs, Kemmerer. Castle
Cate. Anthracite and Coke NJ L..
Jones Coal Co.
Gates Toursts.-A party Of Gates
tourists, consisting of fifty people will
arrive from the Yellowstone Park on
Wednesday morning and continue east
over the Rio Grande system
How is 1t possible to tell whether
the meats are U. s Inspected. Simply
watch for the blue stamp on each piece
Of meat-"U S. Inspected and Pass
ed" -
a child's bonnet was picked up on
Twenty-ninth street The owner can
have it by calling at this Office.
Kodak Finishing. Tripp Studio. $40 25th.
Conc to YclIowstone.-A party of
Hutchinson tourists arrived from the
EAST last evening over the Rio Grande
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20
JEFFERY PUTS END
To RIO GRANDE RUM0RS

Chairman f. T, Jeffery of the Wa
bash board and president of the Den
YER &c Rio Grande. replying TO Pres
ident Delano of the Wabash in Chi
cago with reference TO the recent ru-
mors concerning both. said:
II have your note with Chicago
newspaper clippings about my re-
t,rement from the presidency of the
Denver & Rio Grande, Your success
ion thereto. and the succession of our
good friend Worthington 10 the Wa
bash presidency. The article Is rath-
er mild compared with two or three
others that have been published some
in Denver and some in New York;
they are all bound to have YOU on the
Denver &c Rio Grande and at sword 3
points with me, and | suppose in a
little while they will have us engaged
in boxing match in the Western Tn
ion building. Chicago OF course there
Is some source, unknown to us, whence
all this stuff originates, and there is
some influence by which II is promul-
gated. but what the object is heaven
only knows"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire TO express our sincere
thanks TO our many relatives and
friends for their expressions OF kind
ness and sympathy shown us. and as
Sistance rendered during our sad he
reaVement in the loss of our dear boys
and loving husband. who lost their
lives in the Weber river; 10 all those
who kindly assisted in the recovery Of
the bodies; for the many beautiful
floral offerings. We also thank the
choir and singers for their sweet mu-
sic, and the speakers for their com
forting words at the services, May
they, one and all. receive the same
kind sympathy during their hour of
trial. tSigned)
WIN. C. HUNTER and Family.
and MRS. LILLIAN WRIGHT
HUNTER. II
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20
FIREWORKS PROGRAM
FOR JULY "a
The Program, July oath.
Grand Opening Salute, l6 Signal

'hc dIfIr oOly GfNHs
Grand Opening Salute, l6 Signal
Shells
2-Carmine Illumination Flanked
by Prismatio Fountains
Six Japanese Night Bombs.
4.-SiX Japanese Day Bombs.
5.-Ten Geyser Whirlwinds.
6.-Battery of 10 Fancy Rockets.
7.-Battery of Parachute Rockets.
S.--Grand Display Dragon Nets, 10
Pieces.
9.-Display of 10 Willow Tree Rock
cts.
1O-Display of Prismatic Fountains
Pieces.
l1.-Grand Giant Bomb Smell Dis
play, Is Pieces.
13-Ddsplay of Battery of Willow
Tree Rockets, 10 Pieces.
14-Semc as No. 1S
l5.-Georgous Display OF Cascade
Battery, Pieces
l6.-Great Display OF Floral Foun-
tain of IL Pieces.
17.-Grand Display of Japanese Fire
Fly Battery of 10 Rockets.
1S,-Battery of Weeping Willow. 10
Pieces. aF
lo-Grand Display OF 10 Brilliant
Fountains. Diamond Jer5s and 2
Whistling Jacks,
2o.-Royal Display Of Battery Of
Palmetto Fountains. Pieces
2l-Display of Fancy Rocket Bat
terry.
23.-Grand Set Piece, the Galopade.
Flanked with Mammoth Meteor Bal
terics.
24.-Royal Set Piece, Revolving Cas-
cade, Flankcd by 2 Shower Batteries.
25.-Set Piece. a Grand Polka Bat
terry. Thanked with . Union Batteries.
26-Grand Battery of 20 Rockets,
Assorted.
27.-Grand Royal Finale. the Storm
ing OF Niagara, four 100-Shot Bat
teries.
2S.-Grand Good Night Scene.
Your money returned If you don't
get value received.
Everybody come next Saturday even
ing at o'clock sharp