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who is alleged to nave

Brown, who is alleged to nave
made a purchase OF wet
goods. When the case came to trial
Brown was not present and the case
was noll pressed. A few days later
Brown returned here and claimed that
he had not been subpoenaed as wit
ness. The order nolle pressing the
case was at once set aside and Sedow-
ey's re-arrest ordered Brown was
placed under a bond of $3.50 for his
appearance at the trial.
Through his attorneys. Salmon &
Turner, Robert Mcdonald has fled
suit in Circuit Court against the L. &
n. Railroad for damages in the sum of
$1s999. He was an employee of the
road and in unloading an engine at
the "Y" here had his hand mashed.
One finger was cut off and the hand
otherwise MANNED.
Petition Dismissed.
uS pSllIIOA Vi L. w all vs.
Mrs. Mackie Ward has been ordered
dismissed. The Wards are divorced
and under the terms of the order
Ward was permitted to visit his child
once in two weeks. He claimed the
right of seeing the child every Sunday,
but Mrs. Ward refused him the privl-
lege A petition was filed and
large number of witnesses summoned.
Judge Holding dismissed the petition
without hearing the witnesses.
The court ordered the sale of the
land in the two suits of w. A. Den
ham VS.. H. C. Brown and also in the
case Of ]. A. English VS.. Walter Little
field.
In the case of Elem Thomas, trus
tee, VS.. McKennon & Sargaent, exec
utors, the court found for the defend
ants. The Trustee appealed to the
Supreme Court.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-01
AUCTION SALE

Saturday, July 2, 1910, at o'clock
p. M, L.Eills sell two houses and lots
at auction; one S-room house and one
1O-room house, known as "Maury Hill
Property" Located in Spring Hill,
Tenn. High, healthy location. splen-
did water. Very desirable houses.
Convenient to Branham & Hughes
school Both have good garden spots,
and small barn on one of the lots
Terms of sale: 1-3 cash, balance one
and two years.. B. SEDBERRY, D.
D. s., Trustee. 17ct
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SEDOWEYIS BROUGHT
BACK TO COLUMBIA
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
ORDER MOL PRosEoUI Is SET
ASIDE AND CASE WILL BE
TRIED.
ABSENT WITNESS HAS APPEARED
Mcdonald Files suit Against l.. G. NJ.
for $1,e99 Damages for Personal In
juries-Petition of Ward lie Dis
missed.

c. d. Sedowey, who was temporari-
Iy relieved of the embarrassment of a
trial for violation of the liquor laws,
is again in the tolls, having been
brought back here from Gallstin,
Tenn, by Sheriff Love Webb. He was
landed in jail but will probably be
able to make bond
It will be recalled that Sedowey was
arrested some months ago on the
charge of selling liquor from restau-
rant which he conducted. The prin-
cipal witness was T. A.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-01
MURDER MYSTERY
IN THE NEW STATE
BODY OF STRANGER WITH Bull
LET HOLE IN HEAD FOUND
IN A DITCH.

CHICKASHA, Okla, June 23.-With
a bullet hole through the head, the
body Of a well dressed man was found
here late last night partly submerged
in ditch. A rope tied around one
ankle, the police say, shows that the
body was dragged some distance to
where it was discovered, There is
no clue to the identity OF the murder
ed man.
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MARTIN COLLEGE
PULASKI, TENN.

An endowed institution for girls and
young women.
Location ideal. Faculty of specialists.
German director ofmusic. Congenial stu
dent body. HEALTH RECORD UNSURPASSED.
Modern buildings, new furniture plenty Of
wholesome well-cooked food ''The best
of everything, is the motto of Martin
College Write the president for catalog
and information.
w. T. WYNN, Pulaski, Tenn.
wkly- jne24-l0ti-d-fri-1
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BASKET DINNER
PLEASANT MOUNT

Basket dinner will be one Of the
features of an all day service TO be
held the first Sunday in July at Pleas
ant Mount Cumberland Presbyterian
church Rev. T. E. Hudosn, the pas
tor, will preach in the morning at IL
o'clock and in the afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
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DETAIL THE
BIG PRIZE FIGHT

Managers j. P. knight and ]. d.
March have made a special arrange
ment to have the Jeffries and Johnson
fight detailed at the opera house. An
expert has been secured to do the
calling. The fight will be givea round
by round or in fact virtually blow by
blow.
Subscribe for The Herald.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-05
EXTENSIVE
IMPROVEMENTS

The Dominion Coal Com
panv. a Kentucky corporation
operating a 1900 acre lease
near Pennington Gap, IN Lee
county. on which there are nine
workable veins of coal, VIII
Immediately begin extensive
development, having increased
its capital from 70 900 to loo'0O'
for the purpose.
Other companies in the Lee
and Black mountain fields are
enjoying a splendid showing
and increase in product, and
many believe that within q rev
months the capacity of thel
nlants will have 60 be Increased
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.,0us In Saw Mn At Midnight

,,r;,dful Of dampness. drafts. storms OF
cold. WI. Atkins worked As Night W a'cn-
nan NJ Kramer Springs. Tenn such eN,
posure gave him severe cold ina, Sel'i leu
on ms lungs At last he had Ia glNe up ni, ,
work lie tried many remedies 1ut an
failed tin ne used DIR. Kings New niSe' ~
,r.or nsin,- one bottle" he writes 81
49, ~. 49, i, ,rork as well as ever. Severe
col5s stubborn Coughs. inhamed throais
and sore lungs Bemorrhages, Group ang
whoopinr Cough get quick relief sno
nrompf cure from this glorious meVielhe
f t0e and II go. Trial bottle Tree, goaran
teed bv ] w Kelly. Druggist.
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FROM KEOKEE.

Eaokce. Va. Dec 3o.-
Cbristmas passed of here more
quietly and peacebly than is
usual or common.
The sunday School Christmas '
Tree gifts were served and DIS
posed of Friday evening we
term Christmas eve, and many /
sweet gailv children, boys and /
Girls. made happy anu merry
and when served all went 20
their homes rejoicing.
There was no drunkedness or
disturbance manifested among
lthe large crowd of visitors
J vho Witnessed the distribution
I of many presents and quits
, Ibun0 on the Christmas Tree.
Z All seemed pleased and satisfied
p and friendly. Those conducting
I, f1e services were made 90 feel
Is that il had done good and 9c
81 complised what they had de
e. signed IL for. r..
N FThis morning the beautiful
,e sun arose bright on the ghtter
is ing snow that covers the noun
IA taIns. hills and valleys and tn
N hum of industry commence
Is and the sounds of the hanme
ld and whistle of engines and RAJ
"a / tie of car wheels is heard Ia
.ig and near around here. Every
,st thing looks sweet and loVei.
,ep me largest snow fell here thi
es has for many years past. HapI
for ness and prosperity prev al
go here and elsewhere.
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NORTON MASONS EN-
JOY SPLENDID
ADDRESSES.

Norton. Va, Dec. S0.-One OF |
most ENJOYABLE functions OF
holiday week in Norton was
IA. installation of officers Tues
NIGHT of Suthers Lodge, A. r.
& A. NJ. to which the puolic
was invited. Mr.. Geo. \ smith,
cashier Of the Citizens bank
and district deputy K "a n "a
master. was in charge OF the
ceremonies. and the program
besides the installation OF ON
cars consisted of an address OF
velcomebv Mr.. Smith. which
was exceedingly well timed
and pertinent to the occasion
an address by Rev. w. IL. bur
ton. ID. D.. pastor of the Bap'is
church. and an address by Kew
\ NJ Watson. ID. d, pastor g
the Methodist church. Both Z
these gentlemen are Masons
& HIGH rank and their address
were of a high order. An ope
y ing prayer by Rev. j. Med.
g. Lacy pastor Of .he Preshyt'
ian church. and a closi'
of PRAYER by Rev. r. ID Carsc
s. enjoyed and most helpful
those present.
,o- Seldom has an occasion o'
more enjoyed and more help
to those present than this O
'o5 Suthers Lodge rs m "a -FOUR
ing condition and the oih'
IL, elected are among the II
H. substantial citizens and %
ev. ness men of the town.
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Uranus. Saturn. Jupiter and

II ranuS. catufb- "ef'N
Mars. |
ave have calculated that
HALEY s comet il now w''h'n
the orbit Of Jupiter. salt '"'
astronomer. "aud - fush"2
toward the orbit IF the earfh as
the rate OF a million miles
day. AS a faint nebulus object
in the constellation Orion, IL
will no doubt be picked up IN q
sew weeks. Celestial photo
graphy has it already located
in limitless :space far beyond
the vision of the most delicate
telescope research. As the
comet enters into the orbit OF
our solar system it viii grow
brighter every day until 1t be
: comes visible to the naked ely
q the most Spectacular oblec
in nearly 100 years.
"There will be no danger g
collision with the eartl
5 When closest it will be abo'
e 10000. 900 miles away. 1t shouI
be brightest about next May
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roru To POI. CONAN DOYLE AND
GABORiAD.

Much discussion has been
.,nsed I'm literary circles 10y
.he notification in the New
Work sunday World OF Anna
Kathleen Green's new novel
..The House Of the Whispering
Pines Many reviewers have
claimed that this American
creatar of detective fiction eN-
cells the best mystery work o'
edgar Allan Poe. Conan Doyie
the creator of Sherlock Holmes
ar Gaboriau. Others disagree
4 he IL as 10 may. Anna hatha
rine Green has perpetuated ne
/ fame bv her wonderful detec
4 tive stories. BY far the grea'
est work of her life rs the cel'
/ brated ~L.eavenworth Case,
and ON account of the gre;
interest felt I'M this writer Ut
New York sunday World WI
puhlish this wonderful dete
s live novel in five 10000 wo
booklets. each free with Su
e dav World. The first one a
e pears Sunday. Jan @. or0er
copy from newsdealer.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-05

While eNcavating Tor the
foundation Of a Wheeling,
West Virginia, building last
week workmen unearthed SIX
pots of gold coin aggregating
s5o. 900 in value. The contractor
in charge of the work took the
money and deposlted it IN a
hank and says he will not give
inn To any except a bonaiide
heir of DR.. Schuckhart, ana ar
no heirs are known 10 be ai'Ne
a live legal battle with properly
owners will likely result.
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AMONG THE COLORED
PEOPLE.

Mr.. Editor: 49, f
please allow space for the
following: ] arrived here, as
no Guest Of Rev. A. w. Kan q
5olnh. who is the enerjetlc pas e
tor of the NJ f. Church, ana
an old friend of many years I
saturday. Christmas Day, De
cemher 25. and found him en- I
yo0ed i'm the work, promoting .
fhe cause of the Master KING /
5om He met me at the station,
notwithstanding { d e. Winos 4
blew territically, and the snow +
feu IN torrents. He is man OF
rare genius. fine qualities, de-
nendable. and "a strong odVo-
late for harmony between the
races i'm the south land.
/ con- the sabbath we We're
greeted bv some of Big stone
+ Cams best negro citizens, who
made il both pleasant and an
s rerestinp. some of whom we
feel IL essential and in order
that the public at large mlgn
oct a broader view of their
% work and prosperous conditlor
e IN this section of the country
Mr.. II. Martin, the SUGGEST u
m merchant. is congenial, ma
'.lloftv ideas and has rapid.
~ nushed his way 20 the iron
RS and is held i'm high esteem 10
o. what he lis doing for himself
" family. and friends, and
i, second 10 none i'm beng II
80 nounded gentleman OF our "a
as ouointance. Mr.. Mack Patio
ar comes next upon the stage,
he nresses and cleans clothing,
zee doing a thriving business an
has the confidence of hls mar
friends Mr.. Martin Luther
Us the hustling barber and is ms
)ns i'm high esteem, well patroniz
,re- bv the good citizens OF +
a STONE Gan. These have at Il
..lowakened from their dt
slumber. classified themselV
'ihe and are working zealously
lost the best interest of all the p
five ME. and thus getting IN clio
hem touch with the best white c
Il. zens of the South. who are u
any hest friends and working
OF harmony with them for the
and velopment of Commonwea
this thereby proving thomse
p IN honest. truthful, and law al
90 :, ing American citizens.
ON Monday evening Miss
puma linda Evyln Martin, the ol
ne. ant. popular and charm
five Young lady of Johnson {
to- Tenn. capitivated the audi
with a recitation. She eng
a magnificent repast at
mas COW home of MIR IL. Martll
raph- Tuesday afternoon togt
was with several guests. NJ
.;tber Maud and Grace Martin
ID sided at the piano, which q
greatly TO the accession.
* an We are about to close
le tel article. but il viii not be
= not oral without asserting wh
,bere stand for as a race. we
- for Justice, not social equ
{ 'ho We ask our white friends
today are our next door nelgh0o
active move the obstacles, and W
obser. remove the impossiElhties
,est Of now mention some OF the
of those who contribute
the Sabbath TO our Chrl
DE see offering: =,
We. 1t +. ID. WooGin, 81 90; II
'avens. tin. Sl.OO, 5. 5. Belts,
Mack Patton, Sl.00; Mrs
- Cloud, Si.00; Emiline
goiu 81 90; 5. l.. Thaxton,
Ems. 1T cents; Leon Spears, fifty
splash VIM. Netherland, nifty
comes Martin Luther, tweI
ovay cents; Miss Malinda
fifty cents: Miss Mauo
as Tar fifty cents; Miss Maggie
distant son, fifty cents; Mrs
le other Harris, twenty-five cent
,cludipgi There are others who's
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ApPAIACHIA DEPARTMENT.

I w Sarver on last week
bought the Tanner lot on MAJ"
Street.
Mrs II. p. Brunette lei
"Wednesday for a few days Nisi /
with her father and family AT
Roanoke.
Sterling Catron went to briS-
tol Sunday.
Marion Smith returned 70
Emory Monday, after spenoihe
the holidays with hometolSs-
lanes Belt. OF Corbin. passed
through here one day OF last
week for a Scott county huh'-
DR. Harry smith spent tri
dav AT Keokee. professionally.
Misses Iva and Sykl Hale re.
turned 70 sue Bennett School at
London, Ky, Monday
Joshua r. Richmond, o
Jonesville. was in town part OF
last week.
The Misses Riggs, 81 has
stone Gap. visited Miss Stove
during the holidays.
Mrs II. w. Holley went Go 81
stone Gap last Wednesday
The Home Mission Societ
will meet with Mrs. Breeding
Jan ID
Mr.. George Haderer,.
Ftowah. Tenn visited M'
Guntuer. one day last week
VIII Henston, of North Car
lima. was I'm town last week.
Mrs j W. Guutuer's faith
Mr.. Thomas, is quite ill OF oio
poison. at Norton.
Miss Lucy York. of the Ma
willie Training school. spent
holidays with her parents IL
and Mrs. ID y. York.
Miss Ruby Whitehead.
Norton. went % louls'
Thursday and attended
Observation-Disclosures wcdd
4 wedding Of interest
their many friends here,
CURED I'm Louisville. KY
week at the residence oi
and Mrs. Harry G.. Morn
when RAY Harris w
head. Huntsville Tennessee
Miss Lillian Hansmal
Union Grove. Wis, 90 the
The bride was attlred
travelling suit of gray WIN
and gloves 20 match.
groom is well known thr
ont Wise county, being
eldest son OF Dir. and Mrs.
Whitehead. Of Norton.
bride won many friends ~
palachia during her stay a
us. and may Heaven s r.
blessings over shadow the
their path way.
During the past few
several homes have been
ened bv the advent OF a
babe. George Bently an
have a son. :. a. Collie
wife. a daughter. Mr an
Reed. and 1 ID. Hale and
each have an herr.
The Wise County Ban
ple are caucusing viii
other on the subject OF e
a new banking house
near future. Wise New
Ell. Ould was her
Middiesboro the other q
ing up a sixty -hNe u
dollar's coal land dc
William H. Bond and x
Bruce. Wise News
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we failed to get making a total
of S35.45.
Thanking you for any cons'o-
Grafton. YOU may see your way
cie.r - grant in reference to
49,. publication of this articie
R.~te. fully.
W j. MILLER.
New River, Va.
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The man who hurries so fast
that he hasn't time 20 be care
full. will always be behind with
his work.
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GREAT COMET WILL uohr w tnr
HEAVENS THIS YEAR.
u.,lev's Famous Star Due To Make ''s
Appearance Early Ia Nineteen Hun
dred And Teu--Wiii Be No
Trouble Seeing II With
Naked Eye.

~
he most magnificent sights the n
,aavens have ever disclosed be Il
orc vour eyes" said a well :.
,poyvn member of the astro- =
,omical force at the Onlteo O
states naval observatory one b
,fternoon Halley's com G
comes only once in a lifetime
I, vas last seen in 1885 and few
persons now alive can say they
have ever witnessed it"
The astronomical world Is
now on the watch, and huge
refracting and rejecting tele
scenes are trained upon the
( heavens from many points on
,,,o Garth i'm a common effort TO |
Locate the comet, which is APP
proaching the earth at a terriihc
rate. There is friendly rivalry
70 see which will be the hrst TO
, nick mo the comet with their
q mirrors.
b The comet in its full reful-
CONGO is not due until 1910, but
n nv spring it will probably oS
n near enough TO be visabie 10y
e. ue naked eve. In the past d
BE- has spanned the heavens aimos
RS from horizon TO horizon, cover
ST ING ms muca as 100 degrees O
Sic celestial territory and standin
ONT like a great living thing
fire Itis now somewhere o.
Nd i'm space. but not yet visible
astronomers. They confident
.xpect some one 60 pick II 1
cn earlv I'M the year. and anu
boy ibat il will increase IN splend
CIV ,nd size until IL reaches
~. ,''1 nearest approach TO the cart
ING some time next spring, att
ave which il will disappear not
can bee seen again in seventy Il
If years.
go, ~ "Hauev's comet has b'
mes visiting the vicinity of
rec earth ever since 500 or SEQ We
tha- before Christ, " said the as
her nomer. "Halley was an b
~ lisbman. whose name was q
cele ~ the comet because he
Use. =" first to announce that this
great ncular comet came near
.Hy earth at regular periods
.etec- every seventy-fve years
word He went over the rec'
sun and bv a series of computai
e APP found that what had
de' 4" viouslv been regarded
series of different comets
a,oipothing more than the
linz comet. and that this, the
! last magnificent of sevent,
"a six wears. That was during
eating all came around reg'
y. ~ ~ every year the latter pa
in A the eighteenth century
{ give HALEY announced that
'nafide comet would next appe
ana az 1875. He never lived to
AZ, 49, come. but his successors
that his prediction came {
- The comets seven'
wuuzvm wear Journey Will bring
ward us near enough foI
be seen early in 1910
never before been photo
"a ed. because photograph
invented after 1885.
At | has the spectroscope bee
lick upon this comet, this be
~ other new invention.
49, eyraph Is another faclli
available in 1888, and
/ 10 at that time nothing II
great telescope lenses OF
- or the great 40 inch RET
telescope at the Nerkes
vatory, sixty miles norti
Chicago.
"There will be no tro'
< = ..A .l,a naked
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-27
NEWS FROM EXTRA

Jno. Jenkins came from the west
Monday.
Mrs. Koob was in Extra shopping,
Monday.
Smith Burton went to Audubon, Tues
day on business.
Mrs. Francis McNally came down on
the noon train.
Sam McGaffin and wife returned
from Des Moines Friday.
Miss Gertrude Basham went to Bray.
ton, Monday, to visit relatives.
The Junior Endeavor class met with
Charlie Porter. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Isaac Thomas is very sick at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Hawks.
Miss Dena Hensley entertained the
seniors at q class party Saturday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dimick and Fred Cot
ton spent Sunday at the Smith Burton
home.
Miss Myrtle Hardesty went to Omaha,
Thursday, to spend the winter with
relatives.
Rev. Smith returned home from To-
peka, Kansas, where he was attending
a convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder and
Sidney, visited Edwin Delahoyde and
wife, Monday.
Clifford Posten and wife left for
Gravity, Iowa, Monday, which will be
their future home.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-27
First M. e. Church

Services for next Sunday will be as
follows. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Sermon at III a. IN. Subject, The Mar
velous Man. Epworth League at $3.50
p. IN. This league will hold an Hal
oween social in the church parlors on
next Monday night Each Epworthian
is invited to bring one other friend to
the social. Sermon at 100 Subject
1.-THE Great Voyage of Life" Sermon 2. }
If you enjoy excellent service of song,
then do not fail to be present next Sun
day. Experimenting and bible study
Wednesday evening at 1870. We want
all who are interested in the coming re-
vival to put forth efforts to attend the
prayer-meetings The Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet in the parlors of the
church Thursday afternoon for work,
plenty of work on hand. All ladies are
cordially invited to be present.
Ross M. +. Church Sunday school at
2 p. m. Sermon at p. m. You are
cordially invited to attend any or all of
these services.
j. HI. FREEDLINE, Minister
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-27
THEY BEAT THE RECORD
A Boy And Two Girls Born to Mr.
And Mrs. Thomas SweeZy

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sweezy living
south of town, certainly beat the record
last Sunday, Oct. %. 1910, when Mrs,
Sweezy gave birth to three babies, a
boy and two girls, with an average
weight of five pounds. That is surely
in accordance with the Roosevelt idea
of preventing race suicide. A picture
of the babies should be taken and sent
to the Colonel without delay What
will Uncle Hi Mendenhall who is now
in Texas, do when he learns of his being
grandfather to triplets? DR.. Childs said
on Monday that the babies were doing
fine. 1t is rumored that the other ply
sicians are alarmed that they may lose all
their business in that line because of
this occurrence Here's hoping that the
babies may live and grow to manhood
and womanhood and be an honor to
themselves and their parents.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-10-27
At The Opera House Nov. 10.

Best offering of the season at the
Opera House Nov. 10, Eugene Perry's
four act melodrama (Panama.) This
play is guaranteed in every respect A
beautiful story of the Panama Canal,
showing love and duty. A play that
will make better man of you, play
for the ladies and children. New and
up-to- date specialities between acts. FL
egant special scenery for each and every
act A company of artists supporting
Miss Hazel Williams If you are not
satisfied any time during the play, step
to the box Office and get your money
back. For the first time at 50-35-25c.
st. Paul Pioneer Press says: Panama"
A well balanced act with beautiful seem
cry, pleased a packed house every night
at the Grand last week.
Litchfeld ILL., Times One of the best
scenic Melodrama's ever witnessed
played to capacity at the Majestic
theatre last night. Not weak one in
the cast Miss Hazel Williams as Tues
day, and Mr.. Fred Upchurch Hezekiah,
kept the house bubling all the time
Come again Panama.
The Perry Sare offering you one of
the best productions of the season, with
all special scenery. Good singing and
dancing specialties between acts. Don't
miss Panama. One night only. 43-Sw